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针对深圳中考题型unit 1 Brightening lives Giuliana Demma shows a pair of hospital clothes she made. A US girl sews cheerful hospital clothes for young patients Giuliana Demma, a 13-year-old girl from New Jersey, US, spends two to three hours every day after school on her sewing machine (缝纫机). She does this so she can make special hospital clothes for children who are fighting against cancer. “I love knowing that I could put a smile on a child’s face who is fighting for their [life],” Demma told CBS News. She still remembers the time when her cousin Giada was diagnosed (诊断) with brain cancer. Giada was only 10 months old, so her hospital clothes were too big for her. They didn’t feel nice to wear at all. So, Demma decided to make hospital clothes with Disney characters to give her confidence. “We are big Disney fans, so it was great to have that, and it brought some [joy] and cheer,” said Melissa Demma, Giada’s mom. Later, Demma set up G’s Giving Gowns, a nonprofit organization (非盈利组织), to help other children dealing with cancer. So far, she and her 11-year-old sister Audrina have made more than 1,800 clothes in bright colors and fun patterns . They have given them to children in hospitals in 36 states and the children can pick any design they like. They’ve even sent hospital clothes to Uganda, with three other African nations set to get them this autumn.  This year, the Starbucks company gave the project $3,000 (about 21,600 yuan) to help more children. Another company cleans the clothes. More and more volunteers have been inspired (激励) to join the project and some of them are also just 13 years old. “I wanted to do something to help kids like Giada and give them hospital [clothes] that have nice patterns,” Demma said to AP News. “They can feel comfortable [when] they are going through a [difficult] time.” 1. What does Giuliana Demma do after school every day? A. She plays video games. B. She watches TV. C. She does her homework. D.She sews hospital clothes. 2. Why did Giuliana start making special hospital clothes? A. Because she wanted to start a business. B. Because her cousin's clothes were too big and uncomfortable. C. Because she wanted to become a fashion designer. D. Because she wanted to win a sewing competition. 3. What is the name of the nonprofit organization Giuliana set up? A. G’s Giving Gowns B. Giuliana’s Clothes C. Disney Gowns for Kids D. Joyful Patterns 4. How many states have received the hospital clothes made by Giuliana and her sister? A. 21 B. 30 C. 36 D. 40 5.What can be inferred about Giuliana's project from the passage? A. The project is not well-supported by the community. B. The project has inspired other young people to get involved. C. The project is only focused on making clothes for boys. D. The project has not been able to help many children. Looking for truth to be a wise man Confucius teaches us wisdom to deal with confusion, anxiety and fear. Confusion, worry, fear… Having such bad feelings is not strange to us. But 1._______ can we get through these challenges? We can find Confucius’ wisdom in The Analects of Confucius. 子曰：“知者不惑，仁者不忧，勇者不惧。” Confucius said: “The wise are free 2._______ doubts, the benevolent from anxiety, and the brave from fear.”  What does it mean? Wei Shengkun, a Chinese teacher from the Affiliated High School of Peking University in Beijing. Being wise, kind and brave... These ideas seem simple and 3._______(easy) understood. However, what makes a person truly wise 4._______(question). Zhu Xi, a great thinker in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), believed that 5._______ truly wise person understands the main rules of the world. This shows the 6._______(important) of learning and thinking, because only through these can we truly become wise. Zhu also 7._______(point) out that the most important thing in life is to be kind to others and have a heart full of kindness. Such a person won’t worry because their kindness helps people around them and helps 8._______(they) as well. This person will also have the courage to face the unknown, 9._______ they won’t fear anything.  In all, to overcome (克服) bad 10._______(feel), we need to start learning as soon as possible and look for the world’s greatest truths. Standing at the crossroads When I was 5 or 6 years old, I was a naughty boy. One day, I tried to steal gum from the drugstore when my mom took me shopping. I stood in front of the gum shelf, staring nervously at the gum, 1._______ the right moment. After about 30 minutes, I finally made my move, just as my mom was calling me to leave. As we 2._______, a store worker walked up to my mom and told her that I had taken a pack of gum, which cost 5 cents back then. My mom was really 3._______ and insisted (坚持认为) that it was impossible because her son was honest, good, and never lied or did anything bad. However, the store worker explained that all the 4._______ had been watching me for half an hour.They guessed that I would 5._______ and that it was challenging for them to wait so long before I actually did it. To solve the matter, my mom searched me, checked my pockets, and found 6._______. The man was surprised, and my mom was proud and even scolded (责备) him. Seeing the man’s 7._______ turn red, I felt very sorry. I had to 8._______. As he started to walk away, I took off my cap, reached inside, and offered the pack of gum to him. I said 9._______ with all my heart. If he was surprised before, he was shocked now, as was my mother, but for a different reason. Though I 10._______, I never regretted admitting it. It was my self-control that stopped me from becoming a bad person. 1. A.entering into B.stopping from C.waiting for D.longing for 2. A.walked away B.ran away C.sat around D.lay doqn 3. A.sad B.tired C.angry D.excited 4. A.teachers B.workers C.boys D.drivers 5. A.guess B.paint C.eat D.steal 6. A.something B.nothing C.everything D.anything 7. A.leg B.hand C.knee D.face 8. A.make a difference B.make a decision C.make a choice D.make a promise 9. A.hello B.sorry C.thanks D.goodbye 10. A.was hurt B.was killed C.was agreed D.was punished Proud of our country Shao Qinglan visits the Hong Kong Garrison of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army on July 1.   A girl finds inspiration and national pride on HKSAR’s 27th anniversary. On July 1, the 27th anniversary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (香港特别行政区), I had an amazing experience visiting the Hong Kong Garrison of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (中国人民解放军驻香港部队) with my family. _____1______ And we were so excited that we woke up very early to catch the bus. I didn’t know it then, but this day would have a big influence on me.  The most unforgettable part of the day was the flag-raising ceremony (仪式) during the opening. _____2______ And Air Force walked with pride. As the flag went up, March of the Volunteers (《义勇军进行曲》) played, and I felt a strong connection to my country. It was then that I realized how much these soldiers work to protect our home. _____3______ They moved very quickly, following orders perfectly. The “hunter-catching” game, where they avoided obstacles (障碍物), showed how well they were trained. It was great to see their hard work. The last event, where armored vehicles (装甲车) drove around, was a powerful reminder (提示) of China’s technological progress. _____4______ As we went home, I kept thinking about what I saw. The soldiers made me think about my responsibilities . If they can give their best to protect our country, I should also try my best in everything I do. Visiting the Hong Kong Garrison of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army wasn’t just a fun trip. _____5______ And the importance of doing our part for our country’s future. Shao Qinglan, 12, Pui Kiu Middle School, Hong Kong A. I watched as soldiers from the Navy, Army. B. The loud engines and machines made me feel proud of our nation’s strength . C. Another great part was seeing the soldiers show off their special skills.  D. The army camp is very popular among the young people. E. We were lucky to get tickets to the army camp, F. it taught me about pride, responsibility, Exploring China’s food wonders A book cover for Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper. A British writer shares her journey through Chinese culture and flavor.After spending 15 years exploring China and its delicious food, Fuchsia Dunlop, a British writer, has become an expert on Chinese food. In her book Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper (《鱼翅与花椒》), I learned that food is not just about taste – it’s also about culture and how it makes us feel happy inside. Dunlop is like a fantastic tour guide. Through her words, I got to taste the spicy hotpot in Chengdu and the yummy snacks in Yangzhou. Each dish came alive and tasted amazing in her writing. She talked about the cultural differences between Chinese and Western food. In the West, people focus on balanced nutrition (均衡的营养), while in China, people also care about color, aroma (芳香) and taste. I get to explore what makes each dish special in different places. For example, Dunlop talks a lot about Sichuan pepper in her book. It’s a special spice (香料) that people in Sichuan often use in their cooking. It smells strong and makes your mouth tingle (感到刺痛) a bit. Not only does it make the food delicious, but it also helps with the damp (潮湿的) and cold weather in Sichuan. A deep lover of Chinese food, Dunlop uses her words to create a “tasty” connection between China and the West. Some people in the West wrongly think that Chinese people eat everything because they are desperate (绝望的) or poor. Dunlop finds this misleading (误导的) and explains that the Chinese are very open-minded when it comes to ingredients (食材). “Chinese emperors were eating fish tongue and duck feet, not out of desperation, but out of appreciation for texture (口感) and mouthfeel,” she explained. Reading this book made me look at the food around me in a new way and appreciate our eating traditions even more. He Liyan, 14, Beijing New Oriental Yangzhou Foreign Language School, Jiangs 1. What is the main theme of Fuchsia Dunlop's book "Shark’s Fin and Sichuan Pepper"? A. The history of Chinese cuisine. B. The nutritional value of Chinese food. C. The cultural significance and flavors of Chinese food. D. The cooking techniques used in Chinese cuisine. 2. Who is Fuchsia Dunlop according to the passage? A. A Chinese chef. B. A British writer. C. A tour guide in China. D. A food critic from the West. 3. What is one of the cultural differences between Chinese and Western food that Dunlop discusses? A. Western food focuses on color and aroma, while Chinese food focuses on taste. B. Chinese food emphasizes balanced nutrition, while Western food does not. C. Western food is more spicy, while Chinese food is more bland. D. Chinese food considers color, aroma, and taste, while Western food focuses on balanced nutrition. 4. Why does Dunlop talk about Sichuan pepper in her book? A. Because it is a rare spice in China. B. Because it is only used in Sichuan cuisine. C. Because it adds a unique flavor and helps with the local weather. D. Because it is the most expensive spice in China. 5. What can be inferred about the author's opinion of Fuchsia Dunlop's book? A. The author thinks the book provides a deeper understanding of Chinese food and culture. B. The author believes the book only appeals to food experts. C. The author finds the book to be misleading about Chinese cuisine. D. The author is critical of the way Dunlop describes Western food. 参考答案 DBACB 1.how 2.from 3.easily 4.is questioned 5.a 6.importance 7.pointed 8.themselves 9.so 10.feelings CACBD BDCBD EACBF CBDCA 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$