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2023年山东省淄博市中考英语模拟题(六)
一、完形填空:(10分)
A woman named Nancy Lublin noticed that teenagers in the US needed more mental health services. She also saw that teenagers seemed 1 communicating through texting.
These two realizations pushed Lublin to create Crisis (危机) Text Line, an organization that 2 crisis dealing through text messaging.
“Texting turns out to be effective for counseling (咨询) in a crisis,” Lublin told Glamour magazine. “ 3 cuts right to the chase. You just get facts.”
4 someone texts Crisis Text Line, they are connected with crisis counselors who are trained volunteers. They 5 to the texters and work with them to solve their problems.
The Crisis Text Line has blown the roof off of a lot of long-held 6 about teenagers. For example, it found that 30 percent of 7 are about worry and suicide (自杀), and two-thirds of crises happen at night between 8 pm and 4 am. The organization made the data 8 on Crisis Trends.org, which can be used by researchers to better 9 mental health problems for teenagers.
Since starting in 2013, Crisis Text Line’s volunteers have had over 5.5 million 10 with people who are looking for immediate mental health help. Hopefully, the future will be brighter with their help.
1. A. embarrassed B. careless C. comfortable D. powerful
2. A. focuses on B. depends on C. holds on D. insists on
3. A. They B. Their C. It D. Its
4. A. Because B. Though C. Where D. When
5. A. run B. agree C. stick D. respond
6. A. beliefs B. dreams C. goals D. positions
7. A. magazines B. volunteers C. organizations D. texts
8. A. useless B. different C. responsible D. available
9. A. develop B. donate C. understand D. create
10. A. speeches B. conversations C. arguments D. matches
二、阅读理解(32分)
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