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第一部分 题型组合限时练
限时练 17 阅读理解+完形填空
(时间:30 分钟)
Ⅰ、阅读理解
(2022·兰州二模)
Wang
Fang,
a
Suzhou
native,
has
given
her
heart
and
soul
to
Kunqu
Opera.
Wang,
who
has
twice
won
the
Plum
Performance
Award—Chinas
top
award
for
theater
and
opera
performances—
started
to
learn
the
traditional
art
form
from
a
young
age.
Born
with
a
sweet
voice,
Wang
loved
to
sing
and
dance
and
was
selected
by
the
Suzhou
Kunqu
Opera
Troupe
(剧团)
when
she
was
in
middle
school.
However,
her
parents
refused
the
troupes
invitation,
insisting
that
she
should
concentrate
on
her
studies.
After
members
of
the
troupe
visited
the
parents
repeatedly,
Wangs
parents
finally
agreed.
Learning
the
traditional
art
form
was
never
easy,
she
started
to
learn
how
to
pronounce
words,
sing
them
lyrically
and
make
gestures
gently.
At
first,
she
had
to
spend
extra
time
practicing
kung
fu
movements.
Years
later,
Wang
used
the
word
“unimaginable”
to
describe
how
hard
the
days
were
when
she
first
learned
Kunqu.
She
was
soaked
( 浸泡)
in
sweat
when
practicing
movements
in
summer,
while
in
winter
she
often
had
chilblains
(冻疮)
on
her
hands.
“But
I
was
determined
at
the
time.
No
matter
how
difficult,
I
always
got
up
early
the
next
morning
to
practice,”
Wang
recalls.
Wang
says
she
did
not
love
Kunqu
at
first
but
in
her
early
20s,
when
she
watched
the
show
Peony
Pavilion
performed
by
Zhang
Jiqing,
a
master
of
the
art
form,
it
clicked.
“ I
was
shocked,”
Wang
says.
“Her
every
movement
was
full
of
elegance.
Each
of
her
lines
and
songs
was
perfect.
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