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专项---阅读理解 （一） （2024元•东湖高新）C The winners of the 2023 Hugo Awards (雨果奖) were made public on Oct. 21st, 2023. Chinese writer Hai Ya took home an award for his book “The Space-Time Painter” and he became the third Chinese writer to win a Hugo award after Liu Cixin in 2015 and Hao Jingfang in 2016. When creating the novel, Hai Ya drew his idea from a famous painting, A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains (《千里江山图》) . It was painted by Wang Ximeng from the Song Dynasty (宋朝). According to Wang’s life, Hai created a painter named Zhao Ximeng who drew pictures for the emperor 1, 000 years ago. After going through many hard times, Zhao’s mind leaves his body and enters a space where a modern policeman is trying to solve a crime about an ancient painting. Hai Ya’sstory with science fiction (科幻小说) began in his childhood. “When I was a child, the bookstore in my hometown helped create a beautiful garden in my mind that belonged to me only. In it, science fiction offered the most beautiful ‘flowers’,” Hai Ya told Beijing Youth Daily. He added that science fiction opened a new world for him as a kid. ★ These two styles seem totally opposite: One looks back at the past, and the other faces the future. However, in Hai Ya’s works, they find a perfect balance (平衡). “If we can only imagine the future and things in space like rockets, our imagination will be controlled,” Hai Ya said in another interview. “I don’t think history is something completely in the past. It is moving, and we can make predictions about the future by looking back at history. History is also part of our future,” he added. 66. What’s para. I mainly about? A. A writer winning a Hugo award. B. The result of 2023 Hugo Awards. C. Three Chinese successful writers. D. The book “The space-time Painter”. 67. Which is true about Zhao Ximeng? A. He is from the Song Dynasty. B. He was a created character. C. He solved a crime about a painting. D. His body enters a modern space. 68. When Hai Ya was a child, __________. A. he liked the bookstore a lot B. a newspaper interviewed him C. the bookstore belonged to him D. he was good at growing flowers 69. Which of the following can be put in ★ ? A. Hai Ya has his own writing style. B. Hai Ya produced many great works. C. Hai Ya’s lifestyle was changed then. D. Hai Ya mixes history with science fiction. 70. The writer writes the passage to __________. A. teach readers to write novels B. introduce a writer and his book C. make an ad for a great book D. show the value of science fiction (二) （2024元•东西湖）C Scientists who study happiness have evidence (证据) to show that being kind to others can result in happiness. Acts as simple as buying a cup of coffee for someone can lift a person’s mood(情绪), for example. Everyday life is full of chances for such actions, yet people do not always make the most use of them. In studies, behavioral scientist Nicholas Epley and I examined a possible explanation: people who do kind acts underestimate (低估) how much the ones receiving kindness value their behavior. In the experiments, about 1, 000 people were asked to do some actions to make someone else feel good. We asked both the person performing the kind act and the one receiving it to answer some questions. The performers were asked to report their own experience and to guess how the receivers might feel. We wanted to understand how valuable people considered these acts to be, so both the performer and receiver had to rate (评分) how “big” the act seemed. In all cases, we compared the performer’s expectations of the receiver’s mood with the receiver’s actual experience. For one, both performers and receivers experienced more positive moods. For another, the receivers felt much better than the kind performers expected. The receivers also rated these acts as “bigger” than the people performing them did. At first, we studied acts of the kindness done for familiar people, such as friends, classmates or family. But we found that performers underestimated their positive influences on strangers as well. In one experiment, performers in a public park gave away hot chocolate on a cold winter’s day to people that just happened to be nearby. Again, the kind act brought more happiness than the performers expected. These findings suggest that what might seem small could matter a great deal to the person we do it for. Considering these warm actions can improve our own mood and brighten the day of another person, why not choose kindness when we can? 66. In the experiments, the performers did the following things EXCEPT that_____________. A. they reported their own experience B. they guessed the receivers’ feelings C. they rated how valuable their acts of kindness were D. they compared the receivers’ expectations with their actual results 67. The underlined word “them” in Paragraph 1 refers to_________. A. simple acts of kindness B. chances for being kind C. scientists who study happiness D. possible explanations for kind acts 68. What is Paragraph 5 mainly about? A. Different purposes of the research. B. Another explanation of the research methods. C. Possible influences of the research findings. D. More evidence for the research results. 69. The studies and experiments show that _______. A. kindness can have far more positive influences than expected B. performing kindness produces as much happiness as expected C. receiving kindness is more difficult than expected D. performing kindness is more important than receiving it 70. The passage is probably written to ________. A. introduce a successful study B. encourage people to show kindness to others C. call on people to be a receiver rather than a performer D. enable more people to enjoy the kindness (三) （2024元•硚口）C Xunpu is a small fishing village in Fujian Province. Last year, a few ladies took pictures there and shared them online. In the photos, their hair was tied into buns(发髻) and they wore a wreath(花冠). There were fresh, plastic and silk flowers on the wreath. It is called “Zanhuawei.” The photos were widely spread online. Many tourists started to come to the village. In less than six months, the number of zanhua stores there grew from less than 10 to more than 150. The tradition of wearing flowers has been a part of local life since the Tang Dynasty. The village is famous for its good seafood. When female villagers sell their seafood at the local market, they put flowers in their hair. This way, buyers can distinguish(识别) them from sellers in nearby villages. The tradition is also seen at happy events such as weddings. Locals send out invitation cards along with flowers. In turn, their female guests wear the flowers to the event. ★ Kids braid(编织) their hair and put flowers on their temples(鬓). Teenagers tie their hair into a round bun and put flowers in it. Middle-aged women often wear spiral(螺旋形的)buns. They put flowers and gold ornaments(金饰) in their hair. As for elderly women, they prefer red flowers, head scarves and other ornaments. “If you put flowers in your hair in this life,” the locals believe, “you will be pretty in the afterlife!” In 2008, the tradition was listed as part of China's intangible cultural heritage(非物质文化遗产). 66. What is the symbol of Zanhuawei? A. Plenty of fresh seafood. B. The wishes for a better life. C. The ages of different people. D. The long history of the village. 67. Why do female villagers put flowers in their hair while selling seafood? A. To show their personality. B. To get some invitations. C. To tell where they are from. D. To attract more customers. 68. Which of the following can be put in ★ ? A. Different people prefer different headdress designs B. Many headdress designs are waiting for people to choose C. People can tell their families from different headdress designs D. There are different headdress designs for different age groups of wearers 69. In the last paragraph, you can find the answer to the question “_________”. A. What do Xunpu villagers believe in? B. How old is the flower-wearing tradition in Xunpu? C. What are the headdress designs for different wearers? D. How did the flower-wearing tradition become popular online? 70. The first paragraph inspires us _________. A. Xunpu is well-known for seafood B. Zanhuawei has become a good way to get rich C. wearing flowers has been popular since the Tang Dynasty D. modern technology can help traditional arts move forward （四） （2024元九年级•青山）C Think about how many ways there are for you to communicate today. You can send a letter or pick up the phone and make a call. But today, one of the most popular ways to communicate is called instant messaging (即时信息) (IM). In any instant messaging system (系统), you type a little text message on your computer, press the “Send” button, and your message instantly shows up on your friend’s screen. But how does it work? Actually, the whole process is very cool. In the 1980s, you could sit down at a computer at any big university. Up to 100 people would be logged in (登录) and share the computer because the computers were very expensive at that time. You could type a command (指令) to send an instant message to anyone logged in the same computer. It felt like everyone was connected together no matter where they were sitting. Today, you can communicate with anyone in the world. All you need is an instant messaging program installed (安装) on your computer. There are many programs to choose from. AOL’s instant messenger is probably the most popular right now. MSN has one. Google has Google Talk. When you’re ready, you create an account (账户). Next, you need to find out the IM names your friends use. Add their IM names to your IM program. Click on the friend you want to talk to and then type away. When you click “Send”, your friend gets the message instantly. However, behind the scenes, amazing things are happening. Your IM program is communicating with a computer called a server. All your friends’ computers are communicating with a server, too. Your computer is often chatting with it to make everything happen. The network called the Internet makes it all possible. 66. How did people get messages instantly in the 1980s? A. By sharing the same computer. B. By making a call. C. By sending a letter. D. By visiting each other. 67. From the passage we can see that “AOL” is __________. A. an IM program B. a computer company C. a famous website D a kind of search engine 68. What do we know about the process of sending an IM? A. You should create an account first. B. You can add your names to the program. C. Your friend can get the message after you click “Send”. D. You should type away the message before you click on your friend. 69. The underlined word “server” most probably refers to __________. A. a message B. the network C. the Internet D. a computer 70. The best title for the passage can be __________. A. Development of Communication B. Different Ways of Communication C. How to Send Instant Messages D. The Easiest Way to Talk to a Friend （五） （2024元九年级•江岸）C Looking up in the sky, you can only see one or two stars at most. This is because in 80 percent of the world, light pollution is turning night into day. When artificial light (人造光) and natural light mix together, insects, birds and even plants are affected seriously. A 2022 report surveyed more than 160 species (物种) to understand how artificial light changes ecosystem. The researchers found that animals watched the light of the sun and moon to plan their activities. Breaking the law of light can affect all kinds of wildlife. Birds are easy to get lost because of bright city lights. The short-wave blue light produced by LED bulbs (灯泡) will attract more insects and birds. Fireflies (萤火虫) light the forests. They communicate with each other through their own light, but artificial light mixes the messages they want to express, making it harder for them to live. Unlike air and water pollution, light pollution can be solved immediately. Reducing light pollution is simple by turning off the lights, limiting the time on or reducing the light from a single bulb. Asalam, a scientist, said, “The type of light that we use is very important. For birds, if you use warmer, yellow light, you won’t have so much effect on them.” Street lights and outdoor lights with lampshades (灯罩) can concentrate light directly where we need it, preventing them from leaking (泄露) outward or upward. Closing your blinds (百叶窗) and closing the curtains will prevent artificial light from entering the environment. A study found that simply halving the light outside the window reduced the birds’ effects by 60 percent. In order to protect our friends living on the same earth, please let our city be dark. 66. The 2022 report showed us that ___________. A. natural light surely changes ecosystem B. artificial light affects all kinds of wildlife C. animals plan their activities by mixing messages D. researchers found out the law of nature 67. Why does the writer mention “birds” and “fireflies” in paragraph2? A. To make a prediction. B. To raise a question. B. To compare facts. D. To give examples. 68. What pollution is the easiest to solve according to the passage? A. Light pollution. B. Water pollution. C. White pollution. D. Air pollution. 69. Which bulb will a bird lover choose? A. A bulb with strong light . B. A bulb with warm and yellow light. C. A LED bulb with blue light. D. A bulb without a lampshade. 70. The writer wants to call us to ___________. A. set up a wild-life park B. put up a research base C. make rules and laws of nature D. live in harmony with nature. （六） （2024元九年级•江汉）C Richardson was getting old but that wasn’t his fault (过错), nor was the hairline that shone back at him in the bathroom mirror. He failed to make himself believe, as he did every morning, that he was losing his hair. Being comfortably rich, Richardson still took the train to work. He stood next to rushed strangers in the morning smell of sweat and work and read a book from a library. His wife drove a new German car, both his daughters enjoyed, rather than killed time at famous universities, and his house was full of the newest products. His workmates, who wore newest suits and arrived to work in expensive cars, tried to persuade (劝说) him to change his ways and enjoy the life. However, none of them succeeded. After finishing a successful business, Richardson went for lunch. He would eat alone at a small cafe ten minutes’ walk from his office. No one here knew who he was, a man of some international fame. He was the man in the corner reading the book from the library who always smiled. Leaving the cafe, Richardson went to a barber (理发店), he closed his eyes and let the barber touch his hair freely when he would only let his wife become so close to him, but here was a stranger moved his fingers down his temples (太阳穴). Richardson closed his eyes and felt. The morning, so full of money, and problems, and risk, was lost and only the present remained; he enjoyed each touch from the barber. He dreamed of being able to stay here and work, not for money and not as a barber but as a sweeper. A moment later, the barber said that he was finished and Richardson opened his eyes. He was surprised that the person in the mirror was still him. 66. How was Richardson feeling when looking at the mirror? A. He was excited. B. He was encouraged. C. He was losing hope. D. He was confused. 67. How were Richardson’s daughters like? A. They worked hard. B. They disliked their parents. C. They spent money freely. D. They didn’t take universities seriously. 68. Richardson wasn’t persuaded because he __________. A. led an easy life B. was always wasting money C. didn’t do well in work D. read books at work 69. What was probably in Richardson’s imagination in the last Paragraph? A. Working as a barber. B. Doing some cleaning. C. Making a good deal. D. Saving money for charity. 70. What would be the best title for the passage? A. Wealth and Health don’t Count B. A True Man Builds a Happy Family C. Follow Others and You will be Happy D. A Meaningful Life Matters Most （七） （2024元九年级•汉阳）C Born at the Beijing Zoo, China’s giant panda Yaya was taken to the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, the United States in 2003 for a research project. In December 2022, the Memphis Zoo announced (宣布) that it would return Yaya to China. After finishing her 20-year loan period (租借期), China’s giant panda Yaya finally returned home from the US on April 27, 2023. In January, visitors in the Memphis Zoo found that Yaya became bony, making many Chinese and animal lovers abroad worried about her health and life quality at the Memphis Zoo. China prepared to welcome back Yaya and experts from the Beijing Zoo arrived in the US in March to learn about her habits and feeding situation from the zoo staff members. Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that the quarantine (检疫) and feeding places for Yaya were ready along with her feeding plans and medical care. The news that Yaya is coming back to China has cheered up millions of Chinese people. By April 9, a topic about Yaya had received 250 million views. “Come home soon, Yaya. I’ll go to see you in the zoo even if I have to queue all day long!” an Internet user commented (评论) on Sina Weibo. On April 27, Yaya arrived in Shanghai. Groups of people rushed to the airport to welcome Yaya. During the quarantine in Shanghai, the zoo prepared enough bamboo and foods for Yaya. Experts and carers took care of her 24 hours a day there. Yaya’s health was in stable (稳定的) condition. After finishing the quarantine, Yaya was safely transported to the Beijing Zoo on May 29. The giant panda, Yaya will spend her late years there and won’t meet the public recently. 66. When did Yaya return home from the US? A. 0nMay29, 2023. B. On April 9, 2022. C. 0 n April27, 2023. D. In December, 2002 67. What does the underlined word “bony” mean in Paragraph 2? A. Quite lively. B. Very happy C. Too lonely. D. Terribly thin. 68. Why did experts from the Beijing Zoo arrive in the US? A. To learn about Yaya’s health situation. B. To provide medical care for Yaya. C. To make feeding plans for Yaya. D. To ask the Memphis Zoo to return Yaya to China 69. What can wo infer from the Internet user’s comment on Sina Weibo? A. He might feel worried when he heard the news. B. He was surprised to see the views. C. He jumped for joy for Yaya’s coming back. D. He liked Yaya best of all the pandas 70. What’s the best title for the passage? A. The Panda Yaya in the US. B. Pandas in the Beijing Zoo C. 20 Years’ Loan Period of Yaya D. Welcome Back, Yaya! （八） （2024元•江夏蔡区） C in its education system, according to a recent plan by the Jiangsu Education Department. By December of this year students in Jiangsu will probably pay tuition fees (学费), Jiangsu province will encourage the use of e-CNY With Alipay and WeChat, cashless (无 现 金 的)payments are nothing new. Now, China is going further by encouraging more people to use digital (数字的) yuan or e-CNY,a digital currency(货币). exam fees and receive scholarships(奖学金) in e-CNY. To use e-CNY, people just need to download (下载) the e-CNY app and open an account(账户). “The functions(功能) of e-CNY are exactly the same as those of the paper currency, except that the former is digital,”Mu Changchun, director of the People’s Bank of China’s Digital Currency Research Institute, told China Daily. But e-CNY is much safer compared to Alipay and WeChat payment. E-commerce(电子商务)platforms that accept payments by e-CNY will not have access to users' personal information.“Users’privacy protection with e-CNY is at the highest level among all existing payment tools,”said Mu. In addition,“the use of e-CNY can reduce transaction(交易) costs for smaller businesses,”said Zhou Maohua who works at China Everbright Bank. At present, third-party payment platforms such as Alipay and WeChat ask for certain fees when money is transferred(转账) through them. E-CNY payment, however, can transfer money directly from buyers to sellers, which will greatly reduce transaction costs. E-CNY has been trialed(试点) in 17 provinces and cities, such as Suzhou, Shenzhen and Chengdu. China is still working to expand(扩大) its usage in more areas. 66 At the very beginning of the passage, Alipay and WeChat are mentioned to A. give examples B. introduce the background C. list numbers D. surprise the readers 67. What can the students do by e-CNY? A. Get scholarships. B. Open an account. C. Download the e-CNY app. D. Pay all fees. 68. What's the advantage of digital yuan according to the passage? A. The functions are more than those of Alipay and WeChat payment. B. Digital yuan is much safer than any other payment tool. C. 17 provinces will use digital yuan instead of Alipay and WeChat payment. D. It will greatly protect users'personal information by digital yuan. 69. What is mentioned in paragraph 5? A. The safety protection about e-CNY. B. The disadvantages of e-CNY. C. The transaction costs about e-CNY. D. The popularity of e-CNY. 70 The writer's writing purpose is to A. create greater business opportunities B. call on people to use digital yuan C. change the way all people pay fees D. lead people to protect their privacy （九） （2024元•江夏蔡甸区）C One of my favorite inventions in recent years is face unlocking. Without needing to lift my fingers and type in the numbers, I can get straight into my phone with just a look. Now there is a new technology designed to replace the password called the “passkey”! Passkeys turn your phone into something a bit like a wallet, which you can use to store membership cards to all of your apps and services. When you need to log in to a website, you’ll just have to tap a button on your phone and your passkey wallet will let you in without any worry. And how does it keep this wallet safe? By using the same biometric (生物统计) “check your phone uses---a face scan or a fingerprint that cannot easily be forged. Passkeys won’t just save us from having to remember passwords but, perhaps logging in with a passkey will actually be much safer than typing a password. This is because it uses a technology called “public key” cryptography (密码) which is one of the building blocks of the Internet-and is how computers have securely communicated with other computers for so many years. To put it simply, it works a bit like a key, instead of a password. With a password, the website has to keep a database (数据库) of everyone’s passwords to check against when you log in. But with a passkey, when you create your account on a website, it will effectively create a new lock and key. The website will keep the lock, ★ . I think it’s a really clever idea, and that passkeys are going to make our digital lives even safer. So, next time you’re complaining that you can’t remember your password, don’t worry too much. It won’t always be like this! 66. The writer explains how the passkeys work by _________. A. giving examples B. listing numbers C. raising questions D. comparing similar things 67. The underlined word “forged” in paragraph 3 means _________. A. copied B. printed C. canceled D. recorded 68. The passkeys are much safer than passwords because of _________. A. biometric check B. cryptography technology C. blocks of Internet D. secure communication 69. Which of the following can be put in ★ ? A. but your phone is safer B. so you won’t forget the key C. or it will remember the key D. and only your phone will have the key 70. The passage is written to A. show passkeys are safer than passwords B. introduce science development C. report the invention of face unlocking D. describe digital lives （十） （2024元•武昌区） C “Is there anything you want from Grandma’s apartment?” My uncle, texting me, last week. His mum had passed away the week before, aged 96. He’d begun the painful yet necessary task of dividing her things: keep, sell, donate. I answered without thinking. “Yes, I would like her aloe (芦荟) in the orange pot, please.” Sometime around 1975, Grandma received this plant from a local cook as a gift. It could, I suppose, just be anything like a calendar, or a pen, or a box of biscuits. But it just happened to be a plant, which Grandma, who always had green fingers, appreciated and placed in her doorway. Five years later, my mum married the cook’s son. And had me. When my father’s mother died in 1993, Grandma told me how this plant was different from the other ones she had in her home. It helped to keep a good relationship between the two sides of the family. In recent years, whenever we visited Grandma’s apartment, I would show it to my children. “Look at this, it was a gift your great-grandma bought for your other great-grandma! Before they became relatives!” Many times, Grandma gave me cuttings of this plant, in the hope that I might grow another. Yet, every time, I failed to take care of my offshoots (分支). Aloe is hardy (适应力强). However, if you over-water or under-water it, it dies. It doesn’t mix well with dogs or under-heated flooring. In short, with my skills, I’m better off with a plastic one from a supermarket. But that didn’t use to matter, because I could ask Grandma for another cutting and try again Now I can’t. So straight after I asked my uncle for this plant, I came up with the idea: the plant will go and live with Ann, my wife’s mother, who can grow plants well and keep hold of Grandma’s aloe---at least until I can be trusted to look after its offshoots. Then maybe one day I can confidently place the mother plant in my own home. At the same time, Ann will spread cuttings among her family members, as Grandma used to do. 66. Why did the author ask his uncle for the aloe? A. It was very valuable to him. B. He wanted to place it in his own home. C. He wanted to pass it on to his children. D. He wanted to give it as a gift to his wife’s mother 67. The underlined phrase “always had green fingers” in paragraph 4 means __________. A. always failed in growing plants B. always made fingers green C. was always good at growing plants D. was a special gardener 68. According to the passage, this plant __________. A. can grow well with dogs in the house B. may die if it is watered too often C. is easy to take care of D. won’t die if the floor is too cold 69. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. The writer’s parents might get married around 1980. B. The aloe was placed in Grandma’s doorway before the writer’s birth C. The writer planned to leave Grandma’s aloe to Ann forever. D. Ann can be trusted to look after the aloe well. 70. What would be the best title for the passage? A. Remembering Grandma B. Passing Down Planting Skills C. Caring for an Aloe D. Planting Memories （十一） （2024元•六中模拟） C In the picture, a girl is standing on a bamboo pole (竹竿) on the river and dancing beautifully. It’s not a scene from a movie, but a form of intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗) ---bamboo drifting (独竹漂). Yang Liu, 24, is an inheritor (传承人) of bamboo drifting. She started to learn it from her grandmother when she was 7. As she was weak in health as a child, her grandmother wanted her to get into better shape through his sport. Yang threw herself into practicing bamboo drifting all year round, even in the winter cold and summer heat. “It was common for me to fall into the water when I started practicing,” recalled Yang, adding that it took her three years to learn the basic skills of bamboo drifting. In order to acquire more bamboo drifting skills, Yang had to practice countless difficult movements on a bamboo pole that was 9 m in length and 15 cm in diameter (直径) , and stand all the physical pain that came with it. Through years of hard training, Yang now considers the bamboo pole as her “best friend”. At one point, inspired by her grandmother, Yang began to combine dance with bamboo drifting. “My grandmother came up with an idea. She said that I had been practicing bamboo drifting since I was a child, so why not try to combine dance with the skill? It might be something different,” the young woman explained. Yang’s hard work gradually paid off when she was able to perfectly perform dancing with the traditional bamboo drifting skills. “I hope that more people can know about bamboo drifting and enjoy this form of art,” said Yang. 66. Why did Yang’s grandmother let her learn bamboo drifting? A. Because it could help Yang build up her body. B. Because Yang was very talented for it. C. Because it was the traditional skill of Yang’s family. D. Because Yang wanted to know about the intangible cultural heritage. 67. What does the underlined word “acquire” mean in English? A. Sell. B. Collect. C. Master. D. Refuse. 68. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Yang is a little tired of bamboo drifting now. B. Yang hopes bamboo drifting can be known by more people. C. Yang used to stop practicing because it was too cold in winter. D. Yang spent 3 months learning the basic skills of bamboo drifting. 69. Which word can be used to describe Yang’s grandmother? A. Hard-working. B. Helpful. C. Kind-hearted. D. Creative. 70. Which part of a newspaper might this passage come from? A. Travel. B. Education. C. Culture. D. 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