专题6 阅读回答问题12篇- 2025年中考英语第一轮复习之语法突破+题型探究（通用版）

2025年中考英语第一轮复习之语法突破+题型探究（通用版） 专题6 阅读回答问题 （1） Building Schools with Bottles By Tracy Vonder Brink Is your school made of bricks or concrete blocks? Many are. But some classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador were built a different way—with bottles full of trash! Hug It Forward—bottle schools use plastic bottles, trash, and lots of community helpers. Let’s see how they do it! First, kids and other helpers pick up trash. They’ll burn plastic bags and chip wrappers into eco-bricks. Each classroom takes about 3,500 eco-bricks to build. That’s around one ton of trash! To make eco-bricks, the kids stuff empty plastic bags and chip wrappers into cleaned plastic bottles. They need about 80 plastic bags or around 100 chip wrappers to fill one bottle all the way to the top. Helpers from the community build frames for the classroom walls. They add chicken wire to hold the eco-bricks. The eco-bricks are tied in rows between the layers of chicken wire. Any gaps are filled with more plastic bags. Rows and rows of eco-bricks make up the walls. They are just as strong and last as long as other kinds of walls. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．How are the classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador built differently? 2．What are the materials used to build the bottle schools? 3．How many eco-bricks are needed to build one classroom? 4．How are the eco-bricks made? 5．Are the walls made of eco-bricks as strong as other kinds of walls? （2） What’s your favorite sleeping position? On your back? On your side? How about standing up? Unless you happen to be a giraffe. I’d never have thought anyone would choose the last one. But now, thanks to a Japanese company, it could be a real competitor. Giraffe-nap is invented to allow the user to take a rest while standing when he/she feels tired or sleepy. Its purpose is to help the user improve performance at work. In an introduction to the nap box, the company says that it will allow the user to be refreshed (恢复精神的) in just 20 minutes. But why does it have to be standing? The company explains that studies have shown that sleeping while standing allows people to reach a sleep state and they can breathe easily. When they wake up, they can feel the effect of a nap without having to sleep too much. And they can quickly return to work without feeling dizzy (眩晕的). Also, making the box stand upright means that it takes up half as much floor space. Now, I know what you’re thinking—wouldn’t a person fall down if he tried to sleep while standing? Of course not. Inside the box are four points to support the body—head, buttocks (臀部), legs and feet. That means he can rest his arms, legs and head in the box while still remaining upright. Giraffe-nap has been made in two different styles. They’re expected to go on sale at the end of next year. So when that time comes, I hope you’ll try sleeping standing up—just like giraffes do. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What is giraffe-nap? 2．Who invented giraffe-nap? 3．How soon will the user be refreshed in the giraffe-nap box? 4．List at least one piece of advantage about giraffe nap. 5．Why wouldn’t a person fall down if he tried to sleep while standing? （3） Do you ever find yourself standing in front of rubbish bins, not sure whether the piece of waste in your hand is recyclable or not? To solve this problem, four Hong Kong high school students have invented a smart rubbish bin that uses AI to divide the waste. The students called the bin Waste Collection Point. The bin uses a camera to know the kind of the waste and divides it into plastic, paper, glass or other kinds. To make sure the bin can divide waste correctly, the team tested every product in the school shop and took over 500 pictures of each one. “To train the AI, we had to take many photos from different angles (角度), so it has a better rate of accuracy (精确度),” said one of the students. The students had the idea of the smart bin two years ago because they saw a lot of rubbish here and there in their village. Every weekend, they had to join the villagers in picking up the waste. The students decided to invent a special recycling bin that would encourage people to protect the environment. Although the school ended at 2 p.m., the team members would continue to work on their invention until 6 or 7 p.m. at school. “Our bin is now in its third generation (代). Before graduation, we hope that it can be widely used in the city.” The students said, “Then it will be easier than ever for people to recycle waste and protect our environment.” 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What’s the name of the smart rubbish bin? (no more than 3 words) 2．How can the smart rubbish bin know the kind of the waste? (no more than 4 words) 3．What made the four students have the idea of the smart rubbish bin? (no more than 10 words) 4．Where did the four students work on their invention? (no more than 2 words) 5．Is the smart rubbish bin in its third generation? (no more than 3 words) （4） Donald Duck is one of the most popular Disney heroes (主人公). He is a white duck with yellow-orange legs and feet. Donald Duck has a warm heart, but sometimes he gets angry easily. He often talks about little things in life. And just because of these, his life is always full of bad luck. However, he keeps fighting against life. He and Mickey Mouse are good friends. His girl friend is Daisy Duck. He also has three small nephews (侄子), Huey Duck, Dewey Duck and Louie Duck. And his car number is 313. He often drives his car to travel around with Daisy Duck. Donald Duck first appeared in The Wise Little Hen in 1934. So his birthday is usually thought to be on June 9, 1934. Donald Duck was included (被包括) in TV Guide’s list of the 50 greatest cartoon characters of all time in 2002. So far Donald Duck has appeared in more films than any other Disney character. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What does Donald Duck look like? 2．Who is Donald Duck’s good friend? 3．How does Donald Duck often travel around with his girl friend? 4．When did Donald Duck first appear in The Wise Little Hen? 5．What do you think of Donald Duck? (至少说出两点) （5） The Chongyang Festival is a traditional Chinese festival. It is celebrated on the ninth day of the ninth lunar（阴历）month. It’s also called the Double Ninth Festival. The festival started as early as the Warring States Period（475—221BC）. It has a history of more than 1,700 years. Among the numbers from zero to nine, nine is the highest odd number（奇数）. People believe that two “ninths” meeting together stand for（代表）a long life. So it is a special holiday for Chinese people to show love and respect for their elders. They hold many kinds of activities in honor of old people to wish them good health and a long life. The festival comes during the golden time of fall. On the day, people traditionally drink chrysanthemum（菊花）wine, eat Double-Ninth Cakes and climb mountains. They also carry a kind of plant, and its name is dogwood. People in ancient times believed that the plant could drive away evil（邪恶的）spirits and prevent them from catching an illness in winter. 阅读下面短文，回答所给问题。 1．When is the Double Ninth Festival? 2．Does the Double Ninth Festival have a history of 1, 700 years? 3．What do two “ninths” meeting together stand for? 4．Who do people celebrate the Double Ninth Festival for? 5．What do people traditionally drink and eat on the Double Ninth Festival? （6） The Little Stream Choir (《小溪流合唱团》) was started at a primary school in Dongcun, Jiangxi. Of the school’s 282 students, 215 are left-behind children whose parents work hundreds of miles away and only come back once or twice a year. Dongcun is surrounded (环绕) by green hills and natural caves (洞穴), with clear streams flowing (流淌) out of caves. That is how the choir got its name. “We hope that the children, like a running stream, will flow along the mountains in their hometown to big rivers and seas outside,” said Zhong Linshan, head of the choir. But the road to starting the choir was not easy. Until 2017, there were no full-time music teachers in the school. In May 2017, a pair-up project started between the school and Xinyu University. Under the project, the university would send student volunteers to the school twice a week to give music lessons. Four months later, the children welcomed Zhong, their first full-time music teacher. When Zhong first came, she found that the children in the school knew little about music, and she had to teach them from the very beginning, “Do-Re-Mi.” To keep the children interested in music, Zhong tried hard to make the training fun, and she also prepared some gifts for them. Zhong’s hard work finally paid off. The choir is getting more professional and has performed at the New Year music show of Xinyu University since 2018. What’s more, the children are confident and brave after joining the choir. Six-grader Yan Jiaxin is a member of the choir. Since she joined the choir in Grade 2, the once shy child has grown into a confident, sunny girl. The Little Stream Choir makes us see the power of music. Best wishes to the choir and the children. 根据短文内容，回答下列问题。 1．Where was the Little Stream Choir started? 2．How often do left-behind children’s parents come back? 3．When did the first full-time music teacher come? 4．Why did the music teacher prepare gifts for the children? 5．What are the children like now after joining the choir? （7） Many people spend large part of time indoors—as much as 80-90% of their lives. We work, study, eat, drink and sleep in enclosed (封闭的) environment where there isn’t much fresh air. For these reasons, some experts feel that more people suffer from the effects of indoor air pollution than outdoor pollution. There are many reasons to cause serious indoor air pollution, such as smoking, cooking and heating appliances (仪器). Also we can smell vapors (蒸汽) from building materials, paints, furniture, which can cause pollution inside buildings. Some kind of natural dangerous gas from the earth can be found concentrated (集中的) in basements (地下室) in some parts of the United States. Pollution at home and work is often greater than outdoors. It is estimated (估计) that indoor air pollution levels are 25-62% greater than outside levels and can cause serious health problems. Both indoor and outdoor pollution need to be controlled and prevented. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What is the passage about? 2．Why do some experts say we suffer more inside? 3．Nature doesn’t produce dangerous gas, does it? 4．How many kinds of indoor pollution are mentioned in houses in this passage? 5．Which is more dangerous, indoor pollution or outdoor pollution? （8） On the evening of September 26, 2019, the streets of Geneva in Switzerland went dark. This usually happens when there is a problem with the electricity, but this time the lights were turned off to allow people to go outside and look at the stars. This is often impossible in a city because of light pollution. Light pollution is when light from streetlights or buildings makes the night less dark. There are many reasons why this is a problem. Animals sleep less because they think it is still daytime. Birds that fly to warmer countries in the autumn need to see the moon and stars to find their way, but light pollution makes this difficult. Insects and birds in cities often fly towards lights at night, knock into buildings and die. Light pollution is also bad for us. It can stop us sleeping and give us headaches. Also, we don’t see the same sky that people in the past did. This means we almost never see one of the greatest scenes in the world: the millions of stars. Hundreds of thousands of people have never seen it in their lives. However, it is not difficult to do a few things to reduce (减轻) light pollution: we can all turn lights off when we don’t need them and we can cover our windows. If there is less light pollution, we will once again be able to enjoy the beauty of the night sky. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．Why were the streetlights turned off in Geneva? 2．What helps birds find their way? 3．What bad influences does light pollution have on people’s health? 4．How can we reduce light pollution? (at least two ways) 5．Give a proper title to the passage. （9） When looking at a pair of old chopsticks, most people would see nothing but waste. But Felix Bock would see boxes, tables, shelves and so on. In 2016, Felix Bock, a doctoral student at the University of British Columbia, Canada, found out people threw away about 100,000 pairs of chopsticks every day in Vancouver alone. He felt the need to do something. So he started the company ChopValue in the same year. The company collected used chopsticks from restaurants, schools and shopping centers in Canada and the US and turned them into furniture and other artworks. Now in its fifth year, with the rapid growth of the company, Bock employs (雇用) 40 people, and using his special press machines, he has recycled 32 million pairs of chopsticks. Bock takes pride in his work. And he hopes the idea behind ChopValue will help people rethink what they see as waste. “I believe every small action can help,” he said. “And I am happy that my business provides a new way for people.” Hundreds of restaurants across North America pay a small sum (金额) of money to Bock for the recycling of their used chopsticks. Bock doesn’t stop there. Now he is busy taking his business to more countries and has set up factories for recycling local wood like chopsticks in 10 countries. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．When did Felix Bock start the company ChopValue? 2．How many pairs of chopsticks has Bock recycled in the fifth year? 3．What did Bock’s company collect to make furniture and other artworks? 4．Where were the restaurants from which paid a small sum of money to Bock for the recycling of their used chopsticks? 5．Who has set up factories for recycling local wood in 10 countries? （10） Everyone in China knows “Tianyan”, which is actually named FAST. It is the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope (单口径射电望远镜), as big as thirty football fields. It was created by Nan Rendong— a scientist and engineer. Nan Rendong was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province in 1945. He went to Tsinghua University in 1963. Some years later, he became a graduate student with hard work. In 1984, he completed more than ten great astronomical observations (天文学观测) in the world. In the 1990s, Nan Rendong studied and worked in Japan. At that time, to make astronomical observations, Chinese scientists had to borrow equipment (设备) from developed countries. So in 1994, Nan Rendong made up his mind to return to China, giving up the chance of making more money. He wanted to build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland, so that Chinese scientists could see the far-reaching starry sky. It took Nan Rendong 24 years to plan for and build FAST. Finally, his dream came true, but the scientist left us forever after many years’ hard work. On Sept. 25, 2017, Nan Rendong passed away because he had had cancer (癌). He once said, “If there is only a small mistake when building FAST, we are sorry to the country and the Chinese people. Looking back, there is bitter and sweet. To overcome difficulties, we just depend on everyone’s efforts and keep going. It is the fruit from the hard work of a large group of people.” 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．How big is FAST? 2．Where was Nan Rendong born? 3．When did Nan Rendong study and work in Japan? 4．Why did Nan Rendong go back to China from Japan? 5．How did Chinese scientists overcome difficulties when they built FAST? （11） A Farewell Song No dust is raised on the road wet with morning rain; The willows by the hotel look so fresh and green. I invite you to drink a cup of wine again; West of the sunny pass no more friends will be seen. (Translated by Xu Yuanchong) Time flies and you will soon graduate from junior high school. It might be a little sad to say goodbye to your teachers and classmates. This same feeling was shared more than 1,000 years ago, when the Tang dynasty poet Wang Wei（701-761）had to say goodbye to his friend Yuan Er. The poem begins with a beautiful morning scene. After the rain, the road is clean and free of dust, and the willows by the hotel are fresh and green. On that day’s morning, Yuan Er is leaving for a faraway place called Anxi（in today’s Xinjiang）. The last two lines are the most well-known. The poet invites Yuan to drink wine because he knows that life in Anxi will be tough. Most cities in China were prosperous（繁华的）during the Tang dynasty（618-907）, but the western areas were quite desolate（荒凉的）. Wang thinks the journey to the west will be full of hardship. So when Wang says “I invite you to drink a cup of wine again”, he is pouring both his care and good wishes into the cup. This sincere love for his friend made this poem popular back then and it remains popular today. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．Who wrote the poem “A Farewell Song”? 2．What did the poet describe in the beginning of the poem? 3．Which word in the poem thymes with “green”? 4．What will the journey to the west be like? 5．What did the poet want to express in this poem? （12） I got up early and made a phone call with my mother. I told her everything about my recent life. She yawned (打哈欠) and we said goodbye to each other. I didn’t know then just 16 hours after that, my mother would leave me forever. My mother was my best friend. After she died, I felt that I was the loneliest girl in the world. I didn’t know what to do and I just sat at the corner, with great sadness around me. My mother gave me many things, but she’d never taught me how to cook. She had learned to cook when she was a teenager and she had some secret recipes (食谱). Everyone said my mother made the best roast beef in the world. But her favorite food was fish pie. Almost every week, she would buy a prepared fish pie from a nearby supermarket. Then she made her own white sauce (酱汁), poured the sauce over the pie and served the dish to us for dinner. I felt tired of it. My mother never had time to teach me how to make a white sauce, and I never had a chance to ask her. Now that she was gone, I would have to teach myself. One night, I sat in front of the electric stove in the kitchen, recalling the past memories with my mother. An idea suddenly came into my mind—I wanted to taste that dish again. I quickly opened the fridge and found a prepared fish pie in it. Then with my mother’s recipe beside me, I tried to teach myself to make a white sauce. Halfway through the recipe, I couldn’t believe it—I made it! I poured the sauce over the fish pie and ate it. This time, I found it was the most delicious dish I’d ever had. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．When did the writer’s mother die? 2．How did the writer feel after her mother died? 3．Did the writer’s mother make a fish pie with her children every week? 4．What did the writer make in the kitchen that night? 5．Why did the writer think the fish pie was the most delicious dish she’d ever had? 参考答案： （1） 1． The classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador are built with bottles full of trash instead of bricks or concrete blocks. 2． The bottle schools use plastic bottles, trash, and community helpers. 3． About 3,500 eco-bricks are needed to build one classroom. 4． The eco-bricks are made by stuffing empty plastic bags and chip wrappers into cleaned plastic bottles. 5． Yes, the walls made of eco-bricks are just as strong and last as long as other kinds of walls. 【导语】本文主要讲的是危地马拉和萨尔瓦多的学校是用装满垃圾的瓶子烧成生态砖建造的。 1．根据第一段中“Is your school made of bricks or concrete blocks? Many are. But some classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador were built a different way—with bottles full of trash!”可知，危地马拉和萨尔瓦多的教室是用装满垃圾的瓶子而不是砖块或混凝土块建造的。故填The classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador are built with bottles full of trash instead of bricks or concrete blocks. 2．根据第一段中“Hug It Forward—bottle schools use plastic bottles, trash, and lots of community helpers.”可知，建造瓶子学校需要塑料瓶、垃圾和社区帮手。故填The bottle schools use plastic bottles, trash, and community helpers. 3．根据第二段中“Each classroom takes about 3,500 eco-bricks to build.”可知，建造一间教室需要大约3500块生态砖。故填About 3,500 eco-bricks are needed to build one classroom. 4．根据第三段中“To make eco-bricks, the kids stuff empty plastic bags and chip wrappers into cleaned plastic bottles.”可知，将空塑料袋和薯片包装纸装入清洁的塑料瓶中，这样制成了生态砖。故填The eco-bricks are made by stuffing empty plastic bags and chip wrappers into cleaned plastic bottles. 5．根据最后一段中“Rows and rows of eco-bricks make up the walls. They are just as strong and last as long as other kinds of walls.”可知，生态砖制成的墙和其他类型的墙一样坚固耐用。故填Yes, the walls made of eco-bricks are just as strong and last as long as other kinds of walls. （2） 1．It is a nap box. 2.A Japanese company. 3.In 20 minutes. 4.They can help people quickly return to work without feeling dizzy. 5．Because inside the box are four points to support the body. 【导语】本文介绍了一家日本公司发明了一种名为Giraffenap的产品，可以让人站着休息，目的是提高工作表现，这款产品预计将在明年年底开始销售。 1．根据“Giraffe-nap is invented to allow the user to take a rest while standing when he/she feels tired or sleepy.”以及“When they wake up, they can feel the effect of a nap without having to sleep too much.”可知，这是一个午睡盒。故填It is a nap box. 2．根据“But now, thanks to a Japanese company, it could be a real competitor.”可知，是一家日本公司发明的午睡盒。故填A Japanese company. 3．根据“In an introduction to the nap box, the company says that it will allow the user to be refreshed (恢复精神的) in just 20 minutes.”可知它可以让用户在20分钟内恢复精神。故填In 20 minutes. 4．根据“And they can quickly return to work without feeling dizzy (眩晕的). ”可知，午睡盒可以让人们很快恢复工作而不会感到头晕。故填They can help people quickly return to work without feeling dizzy. 5．根据“Inside the box are four points to support the body—head, buttocks (臀部), legs and feet.”可知，因为盒子里面有四个点来支撑身体。故填Because inside the box are four points to support the body. （3） 1． Waste Collection Point. 2． It uses a camera./By using a camera. 3． A lot of rubbish here and there in their village. 4． At school. 5． Yes, it is. 【导语】本文主要介绍了四名香港高中生发明的一种智能垃圾桶。 1．根据“The students called the bin Waste Collection Point.”可知，智能垃圾桶名字叫Waste Collection Point。故填Waste Collection Point. 2．根据“The bin uses a camera to know the kind of the waste and divides it into plastic, paper, glass or other kinds. ”可知，智能垃圾桶通过使用照相机来了解垃圾的种类。故填It uses a camera./By using a camera. 3．根据“The students had the idea of the smart bin two years ago because they saw a lot of rubbish here and there in their village.”可知，学生们两年前就有了智能垃圾桶的想法，因为他们看到村里到处都是垃圾。故填A lot of rubbish here and there in their village. 4．根据“Although the school ended at 2 p.m., the team members would continue to work on their invention until 6 or 7 p.m. at school.”可知，他们在学校里致力于他们的发明。故填At school. 5．根据“Our bin is now in its third generation (代).”可知，垃圾桶现在是第三代了。故填Yes, it is. （4） 1． (He is) A white duck with yellow-orange legs and feet. 2． Mickey Mouse. 3． He often drives his car to travel around with Daisy Duck. 4． In 1934. 5． He has a warm heart but sometimes he gets angry easily. 【导语】本文介绍迪士尼人物唐老鸭。 1．根据“He is a white duck with yellow-orange legs and feet. Donald Duck has a warm heart, but sometimes he gets angry easily.”可知，他是一个有着黄色腿的白鸭子。故填(He is) A white duck with yellow-orange legs and feet. 2．根据“He and Mickey Mouse are good friends.”可知，他的好友是Mickey Mouse。故填Mickey Mouse. 3．根据“He often drives his car to travel around with Daisy Duck.”可知，他经常开着他的车和黛西鸭子到处旅行。故填He often drives his car to travel around with Daisy Duck. 4．根据“Donald Duck first appeared in The Wise Little Hen in 1934.”可知，在1934年第一次出现。故填In 1934. 5．根据“Donald Duck has a warm heart, but sometimes he gets angry easily.”可知，他热心但是有时易生气。故填He has a warm heart but sometimes he gets angry easily. （5） 1． It’s on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month/On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. 2．No, it doesn’t. 3．Two “ninths” meeting together stand for a long life./A long life./They stand for a long life. 4．They celebrate the festival (to show love and respect) for their elders./For their elders. 5．They traditionally drink chrysanthemum wine and eat Double-Ninth Cakes./Chrysanthemum wine and Double-Ninth Cakes. 【导语】本文主要介绍了重阳节的一些风俗习惯。 1．根据“ It is celebrated on the ninth day of the ninth lunar（阴历）month”可知重阳节在农历九月初九。故填It’s on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month/On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. 2．根据“It has a history of more than 1,700 years”可知重阳节有1700多年的历史。故填No, it doesn’t. 3．根据“two ‘ninths’ meeting together stand for（代表）a long life”可知两个“九”的相遇代表着长寿。故填Two “ninths” meeting together stand for a long life./A long life./They stand for a long life. 4．根据“So it is a special holiday for Chinese people to show love and respect for their elders.”可知对于中国人来说，重阳节是一个特殊的节日来表达对长辈的爱和尊重。故填They celebrate the festival (to show love and respect) for their elders./For their elders. 5．根据“On the day, people traditionally drink chrysanthemum（菊花）wine, eat Double-Ninth Cakes and climb mountains.”可知在这一天，人们传统上喝菊花酒，吃重阳饼和登山。故填They traditionally drink chrysanthemum wine and eat Double-Ninth Cakes./Chrysanthemum wine and Double-Ninth Cakes. （6） 1． It was started at a primary school in Dongcun, Jiangxi. 2． Once or twice a year. 3． In September 2017. 4． To keep the children interested in music. 5． They are confident and brave after joining the choir. 【导语】本文主要介绍了《小溪流合唱团》。 1．根据“The Little Stream Choir (《小溪流合唱团》) was started at a primary school in Dongcun, Jiangxi”可知《小溪流合唱团》在江西东村的一所小学开始。故填It was started at a primary school in Dongcun, Jiangxi. 2．根据“only come back once or twice a year.”可知他们的父母一年回来一两次。故填Once or twice a year. 3．根据“In May 2017...Four months later, the children welcomed Zhong, their first full-time music teacher”可知在2017年9月孩子们迎来了他们的第一位全职音乐老师。故填In September 2017. 4．根据“To keep the children interested in music, Zhong tried hard to make the training fun, and she also prepared some gifts for them.”可知为了保持孩子们对音乐的兴趣，钟努力让训练变得有趣，她还为他们准备了一些礼物。故填To keep the children interested in music. 5．根据“the children are confident and brave after joining the choir”可知加入合唱团后，孩子们都很自信和勇敢。故填They are confident and brave after joining the choir. （7） 1． Indoor pollution. 2． ．Because there isn’t much fresh air in enclosed environment. 3． Yes, it does. 4． Seven. 5． Indoor pollution. 【导语】本文介绍了一些专家认为，更多的人受到室内空气污染的影响，而不是室外污染。家中和工作场所的污染往往比室外更严重。 1．根据“There are many reasons to cause serious indoor air pollution, such as smoking, cooking and heating appliances (仪器).”可知，本文主要介绍了室内空气污染，故填Indoor pollution. 2．根据“We work, study, eat, drink and sleep in enclosed (封闭的) environment where there isn’t much fresh air. For these reasons, some experts feel that more people suffer from the effects of indoor air pollution than outdoor pollution.”可知，因为我们在封闭的环境中工作、学习、吃饭、喝酒、睡觉，没有多少新鲜空气，所以一些专家认为更多的人受到室内空气污染的影响比室外污染。故填Because there isn’t much fresh air in enclosed environment. 3．根据“Some kind of natural dangerous gas from the earth can be found concentrated (集中的) in basements (地下室) in some parts of the United States.”可知，在美国的一些地区，人们可以在地下室里发现某种来自地球的天然危险气体。因此回答：不，自然界会产生危险气体，故填Yes, it does. 4．根据“There are many reasons to cause serious indoor air pollution, such as smoking, cooking and heating appliances (仪器). Also we can smell vapors (蒸汽) from building materials, paints, furniture, which can cause pollution inside buildings. Some kind of natural dangerous gas from the earth can be found concentrated (集中的) in basements (地下室) in some parts of the United States.”可知，文中提到的室内污染有：吸烟、做饭和取暖用具，建筑材料、油漆、家具产生的蒸汽，某种来自地球的天然危险气体。因此一共七种，故填Seven. 5．根据“It is estimated (估计) that indoor air pollution levels are 25-62% greater than outside levels and can cause serious health problems.”可知，室内空气污染水平比室外高25-62%，可能会导致严重的健康问题，因此室内污染更危险。故填Indoor pollution. （8） 1． To allow people to go outside and look at the stars. 2． The moon and stars. 3． It can stop us sleeping and give us headaches. 4． Turn lights off and cover our windows. 5． Light pollution. 【导语】本文主要介绍了光污染的危害以及我们如何减少光污染。 1．根据“This usually happens when there is a problem with the electricity, but this time the lights were turned off to allow people to go outside and look at the stars.”可知，日内瓦的街灯都关了，是为了让人们到外面去看星星。故填To allow people to go outside and look at the stars. 2．根据“Birds that fly to warmer countries in the autumn need to see the moon and stars to find their way, but light pollution makes this difficult.”可知，月亮和星星帮助鸟儿们找到路。故填The moon and stars. 3．根据“Light pollution is also bad for us. It can stop us sleeping and give us headaches.”可知，光污染会让我们无法入睡，还会让我们头痛。故填It can stop us sleeping and give us headaches. 4．根据“However, it is not difficult to do a few things to reduce (减轻) light pollution: we can all turn lights off when we don’t need them and we can cover our windows.”可知，我们可以关掉灯，或者把窗户盖上来减少光污染。故填Turn lights off and cover our windows. 5．根据“This is often impossible in a city because of light population.”和“Light pollution is when light from streetlights or buildings makes the night less dark.”可知，本文主要介绍的光污染，故填Light pollution. （9） 1．In 2016. 2．32 million pairs of chopsticks. 3．Used chopsticks. 4．North America. 5．Felix Bock. 【导语】本文主要讲述了Felix Bock设立工厂回收用过的筷子，并将其制成家具和其他艺术品。 1．根据“In 2016...So he started the company ChopValue in the same year.”可知是在2016年建立了公司。故填In 2016. 2．根据“Now in its fifth year, with the rapid growth of the company, Bock employs (雇用) 40 people, and using his special press machines, he has recycled 32 million pairs of chopsticks.”可知在第五年他已经回收了3200万双筷子。故填32 million pairs of chopsticks. 3．根据“The company collected used chopsticks from restaurants, schools and shopping centers in Canada and the US and turned them into furniture and other artworks”可知该公司收集用过的筷子，并将其制成家具和其他艺术品。故填Used chopsticks. 4．根据“Hundreds of restaurants across North America pay a small sum (金额) of money to Bock for the recycling of their used chopsticks”可知北美数百家餐馆向Bock支付一小笔钱，用于回收他们用过的筷子。故填North America. 5．根据“Now he is busy taking his business to more countries and has set up factories for recycling local wood like chopsticks in 10 countries.”可知Felix Bock在10个国家建立了回收筷子等当地木材的工厂。故填Felix Bock. （10） 1． It is as big as thirty football fields./ As big as thirty football fields. 2． He was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province. / In Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province. 3． In the 1990s. 4． To build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland./Because he wanted to build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland. 5．They depended on everyone’s efforts and kept going./ By depending on everyone’s efforts and keeping going. 【导语】本文介绍了中国科学家和工程师南仁东建造了世界上最大的单口径射电望远镜。 1．根据“It is the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope (单口径射电望远镜), as big as thirty football fields.”可知，单口径射电望远镜有30个足球场那么大。故填It is as big as thirty football fields./ As big as thirty football fields. 2．根据“Nan Rendong was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province in 1945.”可知，南仁东出生在吉林省辽源市，故填He was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province. / In Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province. 3．根据“In the 1990s, Nan Rendong studied and worked in Japan.”可知，在20世纪90年代，南仁东在日本学习和工作，故填In the 1990s. 4．根据“He wanted to build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland, so that Chinese scientists could see the far-reaching starry sky.”可知，南仁东从日本回到中国，因为他要为祖国建造世界上最大的单口径射电望远镜。故填To build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland./Because he wanted to build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland. 5．根据“To overcome difficulties, we just depend on everyone’s efforts and keep going. It is the fruit from the hard work of a large group of people.”可知，中国科学家在建造单口径射电望远镜时，他们依靠每个人的努力和坚持克服了困难，故填They depended on everyone’s efforts and kept going./ By depending on everyone’s efforts and keeping going. （11） 1．Wang Wei. 2．A beautiful view of morning./A beautiful morning scene. 3．Seen. 4．Full of hardship. 5．His love/care/worries/good wishes for his friend. 【导语】本文用英语翻译并解释了唐代诗人王维的送别诗《送元二使安西》。 1．根据“This same feeling was shared more than 1,000 years ago, when the Tang dynasty poet Wang Wei (701-761) had to say goodbye to his friend Yuan Er.”可知，这种感觉在1000多年前，当唐代诗人王维（701-761）不得不和他的朋友道别时就有了。所以是王维写的这首诗。故填Wang Wei. 2．根据“No dust is raised on the road wet with morning rain”中的“morning rain”可知，诗的开头描写的是美丽的早晨景色，故填A beautiful view of morning./A beautiful morning scene. 3．根据“green [ɡriːn]”和“seen [siːn]”可知，这两个单词押韵，诗句的末尾音节相同。故填Seen. 4．根据“Wang thinks the journey to the west will be full of hardship.”可知，王维认为朋友西行一定会很艰难。故填Full of hardship. 5．根据“but the western areas were quite desolate（荒凉的）. Wang thinks the journey to the west will be full of hardship. So when Wang says ‘I invite you to drink a cup of wine again’, he is pouring both his care and good wishes into the cup. This sincere love for his friend made this poem popular back then and it remains popular today.”可知，但是西部地区相当荒凉。王认为西行将充满艰辛。所以当王说“我邀请你再喝一杯酒”，他把关心和良好祝愿都倒进杯子里。这种对朋友真挚的爱使这首诗在当时很受欢迎，并且它今天仍然很受欢迎。可见，诗人王维主要是表达对朋友的爱/关心/担心/祝福。故填His love/ care/worries/good wishes for his friend. （12） 1．16 hours after she made a phone call with her mother./16 hours after they said goodbye to each other on the phone. 2.She felt lonely and sad. 3．No, she didn’t. 4．A white sauce./A fish pie with a white sauce. 5．Because she felt her mother’s love from the dish. 【导语】本文主要讲述了作者的母亲去世了，作者描述母亲生前最喜欢吃的食物，一天晚上作者自己亲手做了母亲最喜欢的食物。 1．根据“I got up early and made a phone call with my mother”和“I didn’t know then just 16 hours after that, my mother would leave me forever.”可知，在她与母亲通电话16小时后，作者的母亲去世了。故填16 hours after she made a phone call with her mother./16 hours after they said goodbye to each other on the phone. 2．根据“After she died, I felt that I was the loneliest girl in the world. I didn’t know what to do and I just sat at the corner, with great sadness around me.”可知，作者感到孤独和伤心，故填She felt lonely and sad. 3．根据“Almost every week, she would buy a prepared fish pie from a nearby supermarket. Then she made her own white sauce (酱汁), poured the sauce over the pie and served the dish to us for dinner. I felt tired of it.”可知，作者母亲自己每周都做鱼派，不是和孩子一起，故填No, she didn’t. 4．根据“Then with my mother’s recipe beside me, I tried to teach myself to make a white sauce.”可知，作者自己在厨房里做白酱汁，故填A white sauce./A fish pie with a white sauce. 5．根据“I poured the sauce over the fish pie and ate it. This time, I found it was the most delicious dish I’d ever had.”结合文章介绍鱼派是作者目前最喜欢的食物可知，作者从鱼派里感受到了妈妈的爱。故填Because she felt her mother’s love from the dish. 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 2025年中考英语第一轮复习之语法突破+题型探究（通用版） 专题6 阅读回答问题 （1） Building Schools with Bottles By Tracy Vonder Brink Is your school made of bricks or concrete blocks? Many are. But some classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador were built a different way—with bottles full of trash! Hug It Forward—bottle schools use plastic bottles, trash, and lots of community helpers. Let’s see how they do it! First, kids and other helpers pick up trash. They’ll burn plastic bags and chip wrappers into eco-bricks. Each classroom takes about 3,500 eco-bricks to build. That’s around one ton of trash! To make eco-bricks, the kids stuff empty plastic bags and chip wrappers into cleaned plastic bottles. They need about 80 plastic bags or around 100 chip wrappers to fill one bottle all the way to the top. Helpers from the community build frames for the classroom walls. They add chicken wire to hold the eco-bricks. The eco-bricks are tied in rows between the layers of chicken wire. Any gaps are filled with more plastic bags. Rows and rows of eco-bricks make up the walls. They are just as strong and last as long as other kinds of walls. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．How are the classrooms in Guatemala and EI Salvador built differently? 2．What are the materials used to build the bottle schools? 3．How many eco-bricks are needed to build one classroom? 4．How are the eco-bricks made? 5．Are the walls made of eco-bricks as strong as other kinds of walls? （2） What’s your favorite sleeping position? On your back? On your side? How about standing up? Unless you happen to be a giraffe. I’d never have thought anyone would choose the last one. But now, thanks to a Japanese company, it could be a real competitor. Giraffe-nap is invented to allow the user to take a rest while standing when he/she feels tired or sleepy. Its purpose is to help the user improve performance at work. In an introduction to the nap box, the company says that it will allow the user to be refreshed (恢复精神的) in just 20 minutes. But why does it have to be standing? The company explains that studies have shown that sleeping while standing allows people to reach a sleep state and they can breathe easily. When they wake up, they can feel the effect of a nap without having to sleep too much. And they can quickly return to work without feeling dizzy (眩晕的). Also, making the box stand upright means that it takes up half as much floor space. Now, I know what you’re thinking—wouldn’t a person fall down if he tried to sleep while standing? Of course not. Inside the box are four points to support the body—head, buttocks (臀部), legs and feet. That means he can rest his arms, legs and head in the box while still remaining upright. Giraffe-nap has been made in two different styles. They’re expected to go on sale at the end of next year. So when that time comes, I hope you’ll try sleeping standing up—just like giraffes do. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What is giraffe-nap? 2．Who invented giraffe-nap? 3．How soon will the user be refreshed in the giraffe-nap box? 4．List at least one piece of advantage about giraffe nap. 5．Why wouldn’t a person fall down if he tried to sleep while standing? （3） Do you ever find yourself standing in front of rubbish bins, not sure whether the piece of waste in your hand is recyclable or not? To solve this problem, four Hong Kong high school students have invented a smart rubbish bin that uses AI to divide the waste. The students called the bin Waste Collection Point. The bin uses a camera to know the kind of the waste and divides it into plastic, paper, glass or other kinds. To make sure the bin can divide waste correctly, the team tested every product in the school shop and took over 500 pictures of each one. “To train the AI, we had to take many photos from different angles (角度), so it has a better rate of accuracy (精确度),” said one of the students. The students had the idea of the smart bin two years ago because they saw a lot of rubbish here and there in their village. Every weekend, they had to join the villagers in picking up the waste. The students decided to invent a special recycling bin that would encourage people to protect the environment. Although the school ended at 2 p.m., the team members would continue to work on their invention until 6 or 7 p.m. at school. “Our bin is now in its third generation (代). Before graduation, we hope that it can be widely used in the city.” The students said, “Then it will be easier than ever for people to recycle waste and protect our environment.” 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What’s the name of the smart rubbish bin? (no more than 3 words) 2．How can the smart rubbish bin know the kind of the waste? (no more than 4 words) 3．What made the four students have the idea of the smart rubbish bin? (no more than 10 words) 4．Where did the four students work on their invention? (no more than 2 words) 5．Is the smart rubbish bin in its third generation? (no more than 3 words) （4） Donald Duck is one of the most popular Disney heroes (主人公). He is a white duck with yellow-orange legs and feet. Donald Duck has a warm heart, but sometimes he gets angry easily. He often talks about little things in life. And just because of these, his life is always full of bad luck. However, he keeps fighting against life. He and Mickey Mouse are good friends. His girl friend is Daisy Duck. He also has three small nephews (侄子), Huey Duck, Dewey Duck and Louie Duck. And his car number is 313. He often drives his car to travel around with Daisy Duck. Donald Duck first appeared in The Wise Little Hen in 1934. So his birthday is usually thought to be on June 9, 1934. Donald Duck was included (被包括) in TV Guide’s list of the 50 greatest cartoon characters of all time in 2002. So far Donald Duck has appeared in more films than any other Disney character. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What does Donald Duck look like? 2．Who is Donald Duck’s good friend? 3．How does Donald Duck often travel around with his girl friend? 4．When did Donald Duck first appear in The Wise Little Hen? 5．What do you think of Donald Duck? (至少说出两点) （5） The Chongyang Festival is a traditional Chinese festival. It is celebrated on the ninth day of the ninth lunar（阴历）month. It’s also called the Double Ninth Festival. The festival started as early as the Warring States Period（475—221BC）. It has a history of more than 1,700 years. Among the numbers from zero to nine, nine is the highest odd number（奇数）. People believe that two “ninths” meeting together stand for（代表）a long life. So it is a special holiday for Chinese people to show love and respect for their elders. They hold many kinds of activities in honor of old people to wish them good health and a long life. The festival comes during the golden time of fall. On the day, people traditionally drink chrysanthemum（菊花）wine, eat Double-Ninth Cakes and climb mountains. They also carry a kind of plant, and its name is dogwood. People in ancient times believed that the plant could drive away evil（邪恶的）spirits and prevent them from catching an illness in winter. 阅读下面短文，回答所给问题。 1．When is the Double Ninth Festival? 2．Does the Double Ninth Festival have a history of 1, 700 years? 3．What do two “ninths” meeting together stand for? 4．Who do people celebrate the Double Ninth Festival for? 5．What do people traditionally drink and eat on the Double Ninth Festival? （6） The Little Stream Choir (《小溪流合唱团》) was started at a primary school in Dongcun, Jiangxi. Of the school’s 282 students, 215 are left-behind children whose parents work hundreds of miles away and only come back once or twice a year. Dongcun is surrounded (环绕) by green hills and natural caves (洞穴), with clear streams flowing (流淌) out of caves. That is how the choir got its name. “We hope that the children, like a running stream, will flow along the mountains in their hometown to big rivers and seas outside,” said Zhong Linshan, head of the choir. But the road to starting the choir was not easy. Until 2017, there were no full-time music teachers in the school. In May 2017, a pair-up project started between the school and Xinyu University. Under the project, the university would send student volunteers to the school twice a week to give music lessons. Four months later, the children welcomed Zhong, their first full-time music teacher. When Zhong first came, she found that the children in the school knew little about music, and she had to teach them from the very beginning, “Do-Re-Mi.” To keep the children interested in music, Zhong tried hard to make the training fun, and she also prepared some gifts for them. Zhong’s hard work finally paid off. The choir is getting more professional and has performed at the New Year music show of Xinyu University since 2018. What’s more, the children are confident and brave after joining the choir. Six-grader Yan Jiaxin is a member of the choir. Since she joined the choir in Grade 2, the once shy child has grown into a confident, sunny girl. The Little Stream Choir makes us see the power of music. Best wishes to the choir and the children. 根据短文内容，回答下列问题。 1．Where was the Little Stream Choir started? 2．How often do left-behind children’s parents come back? 3．When did the first full-time music teacher come? 4．Why did the music teacher prepare gifts for the children? 5．What are the children like now after joining the choir? （7） Many people spend large part of time indoors—as much as 80-90% of their lives. We work, study, eat, drink and sleep in enclosed (封闭的) environment where there isn’t much fresh air. For these reasons, some experts feel that more people suffer from the effects of indoor air pollution than outdoor pollution. There are many reasons to cause serious indoor air pollution, such as smoking, cooking and heating appliances (仪器). Also we can smell vapors (蒸汽) from building materials, paints, furniture, which can cause pollution inside buildings. Some kind of natural dangerous gas from the earth can be found concentrated (集中的) in basements (地下室) in some parts of the United States. Pollution at home and work is often greater than outdoors. It is estimated (估计) that indoor air pollution levels are 25-62% greater than outside levels and can cause serious health problems. Both indoor and outdoor pollution need to be controlled and prevented. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．What is the passage about? 2．Why do some experts say we suffer more inside? 3．Nature doesn’t produce dangerous gas, does it? 4．How many kinds of indoor pollution are mentioned in houses in this passage? 5．Which is more dangerous, indoor pollution or outdoor pollution? （8） On the evening of September 26, 2019, the streets of Geneva in Switzerland went dark. This usually happens when there is a problem with the electricity, but this time the lights were turned off to allow people to go outside and look at the stars. This is often impossible in a city because of light pollution. Light pollution is when light from streetlights or buildings makes the night less dark. There are many reasons why this is a problem. Animals sleep less because they think it is still daytime. Birds that fly to warmer countries in the autumn need to see the moon and stars to find their way, but light pollution makes this difficult. Insects and birds in cities often fly towards lights at night, knock into buildings and die. Light pollution is also bad for us. It can stop us sleeping and give us headaches. Also, we don’t see the same sky that people in the past did. This means we almost never see one of the greatest scenes in the world: the millions of stars. Hundreds of thousands of people have never seen it in their lives. However, it is not difficult to do a few things to reduce (减轻) light pollution: we can all turn lights off when we don’t need them and we can cover our windows. If there is less light pollution, we will once again be able to enjoy the beauty of the night sky. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．Why were the streetlights turned off in Geneva? 2．What helps birds find their way? 3．What bad influences does light pollution have on people’s health? 4．How can we reduce light pollution? (at least two ways) 5．Give a proper title to the passage. （9） When looking at a pair of old chopsticks, most people would see nothing but waste. But Felix Bock would see boxes, tables, shelves and so on. In 2016, Felix Bock, a doctoral student at the University of British Columbia, Canada, found out people threw away about 100,000 pairs of chopsticks every day in Vancouver alone. He felt the need to do something. So he started the company ChopValue in the same year. The company collected used chopsticks from restaurants, schools and shopping centers in Canada and the US and turned them into furniture and other artworks. Now in its fifth year, with the rapid growth of the company, Bock employs (雇用) 40 people, and using his special press machines, he has recycled 32 million pairs of chopsticks. Bock takes pride in his work. And he hopes the idea behind ChopValue will help people rethink what they see as waste. “I believe every small action can help,” he said. “And I am happy that my business provides a new way for people.” Hundreds of restaurants across North America pay a small sum (金额) of money to Bock for the recycling of their used chopsticks. Bock doesn’t stop there. Now he is busy taking his business to more countries and has set up factories for recycling local wood like chopsticks in 10 countries. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．When did Felix Bock start the company ChopValue? 2．How many pairs of chopsticks has Bock recycled in the fifth year? 3．What did Bock’s company collect to make furniture and other artworks? 4．Where were the restaurants from which paid a small sum of money to Bock for the recycling of their used chopsticks? 5．Who has set up factories for recycling local wood in 10 countries? （10） Everyone in China knows “Tianyan”, which is actually named FAST. It is the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope (单口径射电望远镜), as big as thirty football fields. It was created by Nan Rendong— a scientist and engineer. Nan Rendong was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province in 1945. He went to Tsinghua University in 1963. Some years later, he became a graduate student with hard work. In 1984, he completed more than ten great astronomical observations (天文学观测) in the world. In the 1990s, Nan Rendong studied and worked in Japan. At that time, to make astronomical observations, Chinese scientists had to borrow equipment (设备) from developed countries. So in 1994, Nan Rendong made up his mind to return to China, giving up the chance of making more money. He wanted to build the world’s largest single-aperture radio telescope for his motherland, so that Chinese scientists could see the far-reaching starry sky. It took Nan Rendong 24 years to plan for and build FAST. Finally, his dream came true, but the scientist left us forever after many years’ hard work. On Sept. 25, 2017, Nan Rendong passed away because he had had cancer (癌). He once said, “If there is only a small mistake when building FAST, we are sorry to the country and the Chinese people. Looking back, there is bitter and sweet. To overcome difficulties, we just depend on everyone’s efforts and keep going. It is the fruit from the hard work of a large group of people.” 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．How big is FAST? 2．Where was Nan Rendong born? 3．When did Nan Rendong study and work in Japan? 4．Why did Nan Rendong go back to China from Japan? 5．How did Chinese scientists overcome difficulties when they built FAST? （11） A Farewell Song No dust is raised on the road wet with morning rain; The willows by the hotel look so fresh and green. I invite you to drink a cup of wine again; West of the sunny pass no more friends will be seen. (Translated by Xu Yuanchong) Time flies and you will soon graduate from junior high school. It might be a little sad to say goodbye to your teachers and classmates. This same feeling was shared more than 1,000 years ago, when the Tang dynasty poet Wang Wei（701-761）had to say goodbye to his friend Yuan Er. The poem begins with a beautiful morning scene. After the rain, the road is clean and free of dust, and the willows by the hotel are fresh and green. On that day’s morning, Yuan Er is leaving for a faraway place called Anxi（in today’s Xinjiang）. The last two lines are the most well-known. The poet invites Yuan to drink wine because he knows that life in Anxi will be tough. Most cities in China were prosperous（繁华的）during the Tang dynasty（618-907）, but the western areas were quite desolate（荒凉的）. Wang thinks the journey to the west will be full of hardship. So when Wang says “I invite you to drink a cup of wine again”, he is pouring both his care and good wishes into the cup. This sincere love for his friend made this poem popular back then and it remains popular today. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．Who wrote the poem “A Farewell Song”? 2．What did the poet describe in the beginning of the poem? 3．Which word in the poem thymes with “green”? 4．What will the journey to the west be like? 5．What did the poet want to express in this poem? （12） I got up early and made a phone call with my mother. I told her everything about my recent life. She yawned (打哈欠) and we said goodbye to each other. I didn’t know then just 16 hours after that, my mother would leave me forever. My mother was my best friend. After she died, I felt that I was the loneliest girl in the world. I didn’t know what to do and I just sat at the corner, with great sadness around me. My mother gave me many things, but she’d never taught me how to cook. She had learned to cook when she was a teenager and she had some secret recipes (食谱). Everyone said my mother made the best roast beef in the world. But her favorite food was fish pie. Almost every week, she would buy a prepared fish pie from a nearby supermarket. Then she made her own white sauce (酱汁), poured the sauce over the pie and served the dish to us for dinner. I felt tired of it. My mother never had time to teach me how to make a white sauce, and I never had a chance to ask her. Now that she was gone, I would have to teach myself. One night, I sat in front of the electric stove in the kitchen, recalling the past memories with my mother. An idea suddenly came into my mind—I wanted to taste that dish again. I quickly opened the fridge and found a prepared fish pie in it. Then with my mother’s recipe beside me, I tried to teach myself to make a white sauce. Halfway through the recipe, I couldn’t believe it—I made it! I poured the sauce over the fish pie and ate it. This time, I found it was the most delicious dish I’d ever had. 阅读短文，根据短文内容回答下列问题。 1．When did the writer’s mother die? 2．How did the writer feel after her mother died? 3．Did the writer’s mother make a fish pie with her children every week? 4．What did the writer make in the kitchen that night? 5．Why did the writer think the fish pie was the most delicious dish she’d ever had? 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$