重难点10 阅读理解之说明文（答题技巧及押题预测）-2025年中考英语【热点·重点·难点】专练（上海专用）

重难点10 阅读理解之说明文 1. 主题聚焦前沿科技与传统文化融合 高频考点：人工智能应用（如AI绘画）、非遗数字化保护、中国传统节日的现代传承 2. 数据可视化阅读成新趋势 命题特点：配图表占比提升（柱状图45%、流程图30%） 3. 跨学科知识渗透明显 学科融合：生物多样性（生物）、清洁能源（物理）、文化遗产保护（历史） 【题型解读】 中考阅读理解题主要考查学生的语篇阅读能力、分析和判断能力。要求学生能较快地通过阅读理解短文大意，获取其中的主要信息，能做出正确判断，然后根据试题的要求从A, B, C, D四个选项中选出最佳答案或做出正误判断。文章的难易程度和初三课文基本相同，要求阅读速度为每分钟40-50个词。主要涉及到记叙文，说明文，应用文等。 【高分技巧】 四种题型： 　　1. 细节理解题 　　☆考察方面：学生对相关信息的识别能力，答案一般可在原文定位到 　　☆答题事项：应迅速找到并且定位到考点，不可望文生义和主观臆断 ☆干扰选项：一般与文中观点相反，不符，未涉及，特征是无中生有，张冠李戴，以偏概全，扩大内容 解题技巧： 通读短文，领会文章大意，理解文章结构层次及细节，特别注意： 1. 五个W （who ， which ， when ， where ， what ）和一个H （ how ） ； 2. 数字、日期、时间等； 3. 注意加强语气的词，运用排除法排除不符合原文细节的选项，剩下的就是最佳答案。 　　2.词句猜测题 　此题要求考生正确理解短文中的一些关键词语或句子的含义，常用的方法是多种表达法、一词多义法、同义近义或反义提示法、习语释文法及句型转换法等。 解题技巧： 1. 正确理解题意，从短文中找到相关的词、短语或句子，根据特定的语境来判断理解，推敲斟酌和最后确定其准确含义。 2. 根据上下文猜测词义的技巧： （1）注意定义和解释； （2）同义词或近义词的提示； （3）近义词和反义词的提示； （4）利用悬念的属种关系； （5）借助已有知识或生活常识。 　　3. 推理判断题(不要自行推理+过度推理) 　　☆考察方面：透过文章的信息进入深刻的分析，归纳和推断得解 ☆答题事项：应迅速找到并且定位到考点，不可望文生义和主观臆断 解题技巧： 1. 分析文章的主旨。 2. 分清文章的主要思想及次要思想。 3. 寻找文章的逻辑思路。 4. 核对问题中各项选择与文章中有关词句的联系。 　　4. 主旨大意题(Best title) 　　☆考察方面：学生对文章主旨的驾驭能力，答案一般需要合理的归纳和总结得到 ☆答题事项：通过略读来快速把握文章的中心，阅读时视域要宽，紧抓对主题句搜索，按意群进行阅读，避免阅读中的出声，指读，复视或停顿。 （建议用时：40分钟） （24-25九年级上·上海奉贤·名校预测）FIRE INSTRUCTIONS IN SCHOOLS The person who sees a fire must: 1. Start the nearest fire alarm. This will cause the Alarm Bell to ring. And also send a signal to the fire station. 2. Put out the fire with available equipment, if it is safe to do so. FIRE ALARM BELLS The Fire Alarm Bells will ring either in the area of A Block (Workshops and Administration offices) (行政办公室) , or in the area of B Block (Classrooms) and C Block (Sports Hall) . Those in the area where the Alarm Bells are ringing should take action as instructions below. Others should continue with their work. On hearing the fire alarm: 1. Those in class: will go to the Meeting Place under instructions given by the teacher. 2. Those elsewhere: will go to Assembly Area by the most suitable route, and stay near the Head of their Department. MEETING PLACE The Meeting Place is the playing field which is south of the Sports Hall. Here names of the students will be checked. 1．We can see this notice ________. A．in a hospital B．in a hotel C．in a school D．in a shop 2．When a person sees a fire, he should ________ at first. A．ask for help B．start the alarm bells C．try to put it out himself D．call the fire station 3．________ is the area where the students study. A．Assembly Hall B．Block A C．Block B D．Block C 4．Everyone in the block where the fire bell has rung must gather together ________. A．in the playing field B．in the administration office C．in another block D．in the sports hall 5．Imagine you are a typist in the administration office. When a fire breaks out in the sports hall, what should you do according to the fire instructions? A．Collect all your personal belongings. B．Go quickly to the Assembly Area. C．Find the most suitable route to escape. D．Go on with the work you are doing. 6．Suppose you are a teacher. What is your first duty in case of a fire? A．To check the names of your students from a list. B．To examine the stairs and the playing field. C．To get detailed instructions from your Head of Department. D．To lead your students out of the building. 【答案】1．C 2．B 3．C 4．A 5．D 6．D 【导语】本文主要介绍了学校发生火灾时的一些消防说明。 1．细节理解题。根据“FIRE INSTRUCTIONS IN SCHOOLS”可知，我们可以在学校看到这个通知。故选C。 2．细节理解题。根据“The person who sees a fire must:1. Start the nearest fire alarm.”可知，当一个人看到火灾时，他应该首先拉响警报。故选B。 3．细节理解题。根据“or in the area of B Block (Classrooms)”可知，B区域是学生们学习的地方。故选C。 4．细节理解题。根据“Those in class: will go to the Meeting Place under instructions given by the teacher. Those elsewhere: will go to Assembly Area by the most suitable route, and stay near the Head of their Department.”及“The Meeting Place is the playing field which is south of the Sports Hall. Here names of the students will be checked.”可知，火警铃响起的街区里的每个人都必须聚集在操场上。故选A。 5．推理判断题。根据“The Fire Alarm Bells will ring either in the area of A Block (Workshops and Administration offices) (行政办公室) , or in the area of B Block (Classrooms) and C Block (Sports Hall) . Those in the area where the Alarm Bells are ringing should take action as instructions below. Others should continue with their work.”可知，如果你是行政办公室的打字员，当体育馆发生火灾时，你应该继续你正在做的工作。故选D。 6．推理判断题。根据“Those in class: will go to the Meeting Place under instructions given by the teacher.”及常理可知，火灾发生时，老师应第一时间将学生带出大楼。故选D。 （24-25九年级上·上海·名校预测）Last week, I went to a restaurant for dinner. I recognized the face of the boy sitting at the table next to me. I was sure I had seen him before, but couldn’t remember his name. Have you ever had an experience like that? Humans have a great ability to recognize faces. From movie stars to our relatives, friends and classmates, we can actually remember the faces of a large number of people. The question is: How many faces a person can remember at most? Humans are much better at recognizing faces than at remembering names. Early humans didn’t have spoken language. They largely depended on their visual (视觉的) abilities to tell their family members from strangers. As a result, our vision has developed to be one of our strongest senses. When we talk to others, we often keep eye contact with them and look at their faces from time to time. Our brain takes in and stores their looks, such as the color of their eyes and the shape of their mouth. In a study, a group of people were tested on their facial memory abilities. They were asked to recall (回想) the faces of all the people they knew about. Then, they were asked to identify their pictures. It turned out that normal people were able to remember between 1,000 and 10,000 faces. The average was about 5,000. Meanwhile, some people have much stronger facial memories than others. They are called super recognizers. Remembering about 10,000 faces is the upper limit for a normal person, but these people may be able to recall many thousands more different faces. Most people can only recognize about twenty percent of the faces they have seen. Super recognizers, however, can remember up to 80 percent of them! 1．What did the writer do last week? A．He went to the cinema. B．He visited a museum. C．He had dinner in a restaurant. D．He cooked dinner in a restaurant. 2．The underlined word “that” in Paragraph One refers to a certain experience. If you had the same experience, it meant ________. A．you failed to recognize an old friend B．you were unable to call someone C．you recognized someone’s face but forgot his name D．couldn’t remember where you had met someone before 3．Early humans heavily depend on their visual abilities because they ________. A．only believed their eyes B．didn’t know how to speak C．their other senses were not good D．were very clever 4．According to the study mentioned, how many faces can a normal person remember at most? A．500. B．1,000. C．5,000. D．10,000. 5．How are super recognizers different from normal people? A．They have excellent eyesight. B．They pay very close attention to people’s looks. C．They can recognize faces they’ve seen a lot faster. D．They can recall many thousands more different faces. 6．Where can you most probably read this article? A．In a diary. B．In a novel. C．In a travel guide. D．In a newspaper. 【答案】1．C 2．C 3．B 4．D 5．D 6．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要讲述了人类对人脸的识别能力及其相关研究和现象。 1．细节理解题。根据“Last week, I went to a restaurant for dinner.”可知，作者上周去了一家餐馆吃晚饭。故选C。 2．词句猜测题。根据“I recognized the face of the boy sitting at the table next to me. I was sure I had seen him before, but couldn’t remember his name.”可知，作者提到自己认识坐在旁边桌子上的男孩的脸，但忘记了他的名字，而that指的就是这种经历，即认出了某人的脸但忘记了他的名字。故选C。 3．细节理解题。根据“Early humans didn’t have spoken language.”可知，早期人类没有语言，因此他们只能依靠视觉能力来分辨家人和陌生人。因此，早期人类依赖于他们的视觉能力是因为他们不会说话。故选B。 4．细节理解题。根据“Remembering about 4,000 faces is the upper limit for a normal person,”可知，记住大约4000张脸是普通人的上限。故选D。 5．细节理解题。根据“Meanwhile, some people have much stronger facial memories than others. They are called super recognizers.”可知，超认者的面部记忆比其他人强得多。有些人的面部记忆比其他人强得多。故选D。 6．推理判断题。文章讨论的是关于人们识别面孔的能力，这是一篇科普性质的文章，最适合在报纸上发布。故选D。 （24-25九年级上·上海黄浦·名校预测） By: Kerry                                Posted at 09: 16 p.m., 27th May      My family and I had a buffet dinner at a hotel yesterday to celebrate my son’s birthday. When we cut the cake, a band played the birthday song for us. A waitress gave my son a little gift. He was so happy. It was a really nice experience! By: Andrew                               Posted at 09: 55 p.m., 27th May      Happy birthday to your son, Kerry! I did not have a good dining experience today. The man who sat next to me was talking with his mouth full. His food flew out of his mouth to the table and my plate! I think he’s really rude. By: Winnie                                 Posted at 10: 08 a.m., 28th May I have also met some people who had bad manners. For example, they coughed without covering their mouths. Some of them put all their shopping bags on the chairs even when they saw someone waiting. I think they should think more about others! When I see someone who does something inappropriate at a restaurant, I usually ask the waiters for help. You guys may try this next time. By: Natalie                               Pested at 02: 57 p.m., 28th May I went to a restaurant in City Centre last week. It was so special! It looked like a classroom and you could draw on the tables. The lunch set looked like a kid’s box lunch. I took many photos with my friends there! By: Winnie                               Posted at 06: 15 p.m., 28th May Wow! I would like to go to the restaurant you recommended, Natalie! I like trying different     restaurants because I like eating! 1．What is the topic of the online forum (论坛) ? A．Where do you often have dinner? B．Any restaurants to recommend? C．our special restaurant experiences? D．Have you any dinning tips to share? 2．Who had an uncomfortable dining experience? A．Kerry. B．Andrew. C．Winnie. D．Natalie. 3．Which is the closest in meaning to the underlined word “inappropriate”? A．little B．fair C．wrong D．helpless 4．Which behaviour is NOT mentioned in the forum? A．Talking while chewing. B．Chatting noisily with friends. C．Taking more seats than necessary. D．Coughing without covering mouths. 5．What makes Natalie went to the special restaurant? A．Lunch is put in a set like a school kid’s. B．One can study while eating. C．There are drawings on the tables. D．One can take photos while eating. 6．Which post has the least connection with the others? A．Kerry’s. B．Andrew’s. C．Winnie’s. D．Natalie’s. 【答案】1．C 2．B 3．C 4．B 5．A 6．D 【导语】本文通过一个在线论坛展示了不同人在餐馆的各种体验。 1．主旨大意题。根据论坛中Kerry、Andrew、Winnie和Natalie各个帖子讨论的内容，所有发言都围绕“特殊餐厅体验”展开，因此该论坛的主题是“我们的特殊餐厅体验”。故选C。 2．细节理解题。根据Andrew的帖子中“I did not have a good dining experience today. ”可知，Andrew有一个不愉快的用餐经历。故选B。 3．词义猜测题。根据Winnie的帖子中“they coughed without covering their mouths. Some of them put all their shopping bags on the chairs even when they saw someone waiting.”可知有些顾客做的是事情不恰当。故“inappropriate”表示“不恰当、错误”的意思。故选C。 4．细节理解题。根据帖子内容，提到了“Talking while chewing”（Andrew的帖子），“Taking more seats than necessary”（Winnie的帖子）以及“Coughing without covering mouths”（Winnie的帖子）。没有提到“Chatting noisily with friends”，故选B。 5．细节理解题。根据Natalie的帖子中“It was so special! It looked like a claasroom and you could draw on the tables. The lunch set looked like a kid’s box lunch. ” 可知，这家餐厅的特色是午餐像孩子的盒饭一样，故选A。 6．推理判断题。 Natalie的帖子主要描述了餐厅的装饰和食物设计，与其他帖子中强调的服务质量或顾客行为问题相比，显得关联度较低。故选D。 （2025·上海青浦·一模）Do you agree with gene (基因) editing? Andy: Every year, many babies are born with genetic (遗传的) problems. If we can get rid of these problems by editing their genes, we can save many lives. Meanwhile, editing genes allows parents to choose their babies’ appearance and even intelligence. This can give their children a better future. However, to stop some people from using this technology in bad ways, it’s necessary to have laws that tell us how we are allowed to edit genes. Diana: Parents make the decision to edit a baby’s genes without their children’s agreement. This goes against the rights of these unborn children. More importantly, this technology may destroy humans’ genetic diversity (多样性) . In my opinion, you are unique and no one can replace you. However, this could change if parents can edit their babies’ genes. Everyone might look the same someday. Cici: This new technology can help fix babies’ problems that they are born with, like heart diseases. Many children suffer from these things. ________ But with this technology, all babies can be born healthy and their parents won’t have to worry about them. Kate: This technology could be risky. It could result in some problems for babies if it is not used properly. Their parents may regret this. What’s worse, if only rich people can afford it, gene editing could be seen as unfair to poor families. The rich would be able to make their children clever and good-looking, while ordinary people could not. Rich families would get richer and poor families would get poorer. 1．What does Andy think is needed to prevent people from using gene editing in wrong ways? A．Getting rid of genetic problems. B．Laws to control gene editing. C．Making the technology expensive. D．Guidance to help parents make decisions. 2．________ thinks that editing babies’ genes without their agreement goes against their rights. A．Andy B．Diana C．Cici D．Kate 3．Which of the following is the suitable sentence to fill in the blank in Cici's opinion? A．They have nothing to do but break the laws. B．Their parents can give them a bright future. C．They will live like normal people in their childhood. D．Their parents have to spend a lot of money to keep them healthy. 4．What problem will gene editing cause according to Kate? A．Everyone might look the same someday. B．People will use the technology in bad ways. C．Parents may suffer from serious heart diseases. D．The gap between the rich and the poor will become bigger. 5．The underlined word “it” in Kate’s opinion refers to ________. A．the cost of gene editing B．the risk of using the technology C．the decision to edit a baby’s genes D．the agreement on the baby’s appearance 6．The passage above is mainly about ________. A．different ways of gene editing B．the research on gene editing C．different attitudes about gene editing D．the development of gene editing 【答案】1．B 2．B 3．D 4．D 5．A 6．C 【导语】本文主要讲述了不同学生对基因编辑的不同看法。 1．细节理解题。根据第一栏中“However, to stop some people from using this technology in bad ways, it’s necessary to have laws that tell us how we are allowed to edit genes.”可知，为了阻止某些人以不良方式使用这项技术，有必要制定法律来告诉我们如何编辑基因，故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据第二栏中“Parents make the decision to edit a baby’s genes without their children’s agreement. This goes against the rights of these unborn children.”可知，戴安娜认为未经婴儿同意编辑基因侵犯了他们的权利，故选B。 3．推理判断题。根据“Many children suffer from these things.”可知，此处应是与孩子生病有关的句子，选项D“他们的父母不得不花很多钱来保持他们的健康。”符合语境，故选D。 4．细节理解题。根据第四栏“Rich families would get richer and poor families would get poorer.”可知，贫富差距将会越来越大，故选D。 5．词义猜测题。根据“if only rich people can afford it, gene editing could be seen as unfair to poor families. The rich would be able to make their children clever and good-looking, while ordinary people could not.”可知，如果只有富人才能负担得起，基因编辑可能会被视为对贫困家庭不公平，有钱人可以让自己的孩子聪明又好看，而普通人却做不到，所以it指代“基因编辑的成本”，故选A。 6．主旨大意题。本文主要讲述了不同学生对基因编辑的不同看法，故选C。 （24-25九年级上·上海浦东新·名校预测） WE CAN’T PREVENT DISASTERS BUT WE CAN LEND A HELPING HAND! Be a part of our team, we have raised over to help people in need. You Will Never Be The Same! Volunteering is a life-changing experience. It will make your life more meaningful. Be a part of our group to help people in disaster-affected (受灾难影响的) countries.We have helped countries such as Japan and Indonesia after the tsunami and volcanic eruption (火山喷发) disasters. It’s an experience you wouldn’t want to miss. You will learn to care for others and become a better person! What we do: Send food, water and blankets to disaster affected countries Provide medical help to the survivors (幸存者) Help to rebuild homes, schools and hospitals Two types of volunteer services; A) Raise money locally (Any age group) B) Go abroad to disaster-affected areas (18 years and above) ** **Al1 volunteers must attend the first-aid training, which is compulsory before going abroad. Please call the following numbers for more information: Joe at 61234567 or Denise at 60123456. Application can be made by downloading the form at www.golden hearts.org and mailing it to 167 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310167 1．Golden Hearts is an organization to ________. A．change life B．help people in disaster-affected areas C．prevent disasters D．rebuild homes for people 2．Golden Hearts’ work does not include ________. A．caring for the survivors B．raising money and rebuilding homes C．sending daily necessities D．teaching locals some survival skills 3．The underlined word “compulsory” probably means “________”. A．required B．advised C．chosen D．shared 4．Those who are interested to apply to be volunteers abroad must ________. A．visit the office B．download and mail the form C．attend the first aid training D．go to some foreign countries first 5．From the passage, we can learn that ________. A．only those 18 years and above can be volunteers B．volunteers help to make others’ life more meaningful C．more than 1.8 million people have already been helped by Golden Hearts D．doing voluntary work at Golden Hearts will be a good experience 6．The purpose of the passage is to ________. A．give information about an event B．sell a new product C．introduce ways to hclp others D．encourage people to join a charity organization 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．A 4．C 5．D 6．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了Golden Hearts这个慈善组织的工作内容、志愿者要求以及申请方式等，鼓励人们加入这个组织，共同为受灾难影响地区的人们提供帮助。 1．细节理解题。根据“Be a part of our group to help people in disaster-affected countries.”可知，Golden Hearts是一个帮助受灾难影响地区的人们的组织。故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据What we do部分“Send food, water and blankets to disaster affected countries; Provide medical help to the survivors; Help to rebuild homes, schools and hospitals”可知，Golden Hearts的工作包括发送食物、水和毯子，提供医疗帮助，帮助重建家园、学校和医院，以及筹集资金。但没有提到教当地人一些生存技能。故选D。 3．词句猜测题。根据“All volunteers must attend the first-aid training, which is compulsory before going abroad.”可知，所有志愿者在出国前都必须参加急救培训，这是强制性的，因此推测“compulsory”意为“强制的”。故选A。 4．细节理解题。根据“All volunteers must attend the first-aid training, which is compulsory before going abroad”可知，所有志愿者在出国前都必须参加急救培训。故选C。 5．细节理解题。根据“Volunteering is a life-changing experience. It will make your life more meaningful.”可知，在Golden Hearts做志愿者工作将是一次很好的经历，会让你的生活更有意义。故选D。 6．主旨大意题。通读全文可知，文章主要介绍了Golden Hearts这个慈善组织的工作内容、志愿者要求以及申请方式等，旨在鼓励人们加入这个组织，共同为受灾难影响地区的人们提供帮助。故选D。 （2025·上海宝山·模拟预测）Have you ever thought about traveling to the U. K. or maybe studying there? If your answer is yes, then you should learn a thing or two about British etiquette. It will help to ensure that your behavior is always proper during your stay in Britain. To begin with, people in the U. K. tend to over apologize. For example, someone who has booked a seat on a train may find another person sitting in it. Who do you think will say sorry first? Well, you are highly likely to hear the first person say, “I’m so sorry, but you appear to be sitting in my seat.” Britons like receiving heartfelt apologies as well as giving them. If you have upset someone, it is important to offer him or her a sincere apology. A half-hearted apology will not go down well. If someone has offered you an apology, then you should accept it. You can do this by saying “It’s okay” or “Don’t worry about it.” In some cases, you may still be left feeling angry. But if you don’t accept the apology, the situation will become worse. In addition to “sorry,” “please” and “thank you” are also quite common in British speech. When you are given the change in a store, for example, you should thank the cashier. If you are not saying “please” and “thank you” when you should you may be told to “mind your p’s and q’s.” British people often find it embarrassing to discuss money. Sometimes, talking about how mush something costs is considered rude. If you are chatting with a Briton, it’s better to avoid having discussions about money. When you are having a conversation with a Briton, also remember to put down your smartphone. It is especially rude if you use your phone when eating at the dinner table. In the U. K., dinner time is a time for talking with one’s family or friends. 1．According to the article, the underlined word “etiquette” in paragraph 1 means “a set of rules for ______”. A．behaving politely B．studying carefully C．communicating clearly D．traveling independently 2．What is the main idea of paragraph 2? A．Britons like to receive sincere apologies. B．It is very important to learn about etiquette. C．British people pay a lot of attention to etiquette. D．Britons like to say sorry, even when there is no need to do so. 3．According to the article, you should say “Don’t worry about it” when ______. A．you are feeling very angry B．someone has said sorry to you C．you have done something wrong D．you want to correct what you have said 4．According to the article, when a cashier gives you your change, you should say, “______” A．Please. B．Thanks. C．Excuse me. D．Mind your p’s and q’s. 5．According to the article, British people consider it rude to ______. ①talk while eating        ②discuss the cost of something ③use a phone during dinnertime    ④ask someone to leave their seat A．①② B．③④ C．①④ D．②③ 6．This article is most likely taken from the ______ section of a magazine. A．PEOPLE B．TRAVEL C．HISTORY D．BUSINESS 【答案】1．A 2．D 3．B 4．B 5．D 6．B 【导语】本文主要讲述了英国礼仪的相关内容，旨在帮助读者了解在英国旅行或学习时如何表现得体。 1．词句猜测题。根据第一段中的“etiquette”以及“It will help to ensure that your behavior is always proper during your stay in Britain.”可知它将有助于确保你在英国期间的行为始终得体，因此“etiquette”指的是“behaving politely”（礼貌行为）。故选A。 2．主旨大意题。根据“To begin with, people in the U. K. tend to over apologize.”可知第二段主要讲述了英国人倾向于过度道歉，甚至在不需要道歉的情况下也会说“sorry”。因此，段落的主旨是“Britons like to say sorry, even when there is no need to do so.”（英国人喜欢说抱歉，即使没有必要）。故选D。 3．细节理解题。根据第三段中的“If someone has offered you an apology, then you should accept it. You can do this by saying ‘It’s okay’ or ‘Don’t worry about it.’”可知，当有人向你道歉时，你应该说“Don’t worry about it.”（别担心）。故选B。 4．细节理解题。根据第四段中的“When you are given the change in a store, for example, you should thank the cashier.”可知，当收银员给你找零时，你应该说“Thanks.”（谢谢）。故选B。 5．细节理解题。根据第五段中的“British people often find it embarrassing to discuss money.”（英国人觉得谈论钱很尴尬）和第六段中的“It is especially rude if you use your phone when eating at the dinner table.”（在餐桌上使用手机尤其不礼貌）可知，英国人不喜欢讨论物品的价格和在餐桌上使用手机。故选D。 6．推理判断题。文章主要讲述了英国人的礼仪和习俗，旨在帮助读者了解在英国旅行或学习时如何表现得体。因此这与旅行相关，因此最可能来自“TRAVEL”（旅行）部分的杂志。故选B。 （24-25九年级下·上海·名校预测）Millions of people in China are now sharing parts of their lives with the world by videos on their phones. Some people send videos of personal events like holidays or weddings. Using live streaming (网络直播) is particularly popular among the people aged from 18 to 35. Besides leaving danmu comments (弹幕), they can also communicate directly with the hosts by buying virtual gifts such as flowers, toys and cars for them online. One example was the Olympic swimmer Fu Yuanhui. She did a one-hour live broadcast which attracted more than 11 million viewers. What’s more, live streaming allows users to communicate with strangers and express themselves. A 19-yearold college student called Nic Li says she spends three to four hours each week chatting and singing with viewers through one app called Ingkee. “Sometimes I feel lonely and want to talk to people,” she says. “It feels nice when viewers are paying attention to me.” However, there are worries about the misuse of live streaming. Papi Jiang promised to correct her unsuitable and impolite language after warnings from government officials. As there are more than 80 apps and 300 websites for live streaming in China, the Internet regulator (网络监管机构) can hardly monitor the content all the time. “We support the use of live streaming. But people should be aware of the two sides of it,” one of the officials said. 1．According to the first paragraph, millions of people in China are now _______. A．sharing their hobbies with each other B．broadcasting videos on the phone C．living on their phones D．having holidays or weddings 2．Using live streaming is particularly popular among _______. A．all people B．old people C．young people D．teenagers 3．The underlined word “them” in Paragraph 2 refers to “_______”. A．viewers B．users C．officials D．hosts 4．The Internet regulator doesn’t allow the users to _______ during the live streaming. A．use unsuitable and impolite language B．buy virtual gifts C．leave danmu comments D．communicate with strangers 5．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A．Over 11 million people bought gifts for Fu Yuanhui during her live broadcast. B．Nic Li made viewers pay attention to her through WeChat. C．Papi Jiang realized her unsuitable and impolite language by herself. D．Ingkee is a kind of live streaming app to allow people to chat and sing online. 6．The best title for this passage is “_______”. A．How to use live streaming B．The two sides of live streaming C．Live streaming among young people D．Why live streaming is popular 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．D 4．A 5．D 6．B 【导语】本文主要讲述了越来越多的中国人通过手机上的视频向世界展示他们生活的一部分，介绍了网络直播的两面性。 1．段落大意题。根据“Millions of people in China are now sharing parts of their lives with the world by videos on their phones.”可知，数以百万计的中国人现在通过手机上的视频与世界分享他们的部分生活。故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据“Using live streaming (网络直播) is particularly popular among the people aged from 18 to 35.”可知，使用直播在18至35岁的人群中尤为流行。18至35岁算是年轻人，故选C。 3．词句猜测题。根据“Besides leaving danmu comments (弹幕), they can also communicate directly with the hosts by buying virtual gifts such as flowers, toys and cars for them online.”可知，除了留言，他们还可以通过在网上购买鲜花、玩具和汽车等虚拟礼物直接与主人交流。所以them的指的是“主人”，故选D。 4．细节理解题。根据“Papi Jiang promised to correct her unsuitable and impolite language after warnings from government officials.”可知，在政府官员的警告下，Papi酱承诺纠正她不合适和不礼貌的语言。所以互联网监管机构不允许用户在直播过程中使用不合适和不礼貌的语言，故选A。 5．推理判断题。根据“A 19-yearold college student called Nic Li says she spends three to four hours each week chatting and singing with viewers through one app called Ingkee.”可知，Ingkee是一种允许人们在线聊天和唱歌的直播应用程序。故选D。 6．最佳标题题。通读整篇文章可知，这篇短文主要讲述了网络直播的两面性。故选B。 （24-25九年级上·上海·名校预测）A Door to Egypt’s Treasure Are you interested in ancient Egypt? If so, you can’t miss On Top of the Pyramid, the biggest-ever display of ancient Egyptian artifacts (手工艺品) outside of Egypt. It’s now going on at the Shanghai Museum. There are 788 items on display. ·The Land of the Pharaohs (法老)This section starts with how ancient Egyptians thought the world was created. It focuses on temples and pyramids: two key symbols of ancient Egypt. You will learn about how Egyptians built things, how their society worked, and what their burial (葬礼) traditions were like. Some Chinese artifacts are also on display here so that you can compare the two ancient civilizations (文明). ·The Secrets of SaqqaraThis section is all about Saqqara. The village was the main burial site in the ancient city of Memphis. Egypt’s first pyramid was built right there. In 2020, researchers found many animal mummies (木乃伊) at Saqqara. They also found a temple for Bastet, a cat-like goddess. These discoveries brought new interest to the village. Who knows what other secrets lie under Saqqara’s sands? ·The Age of Tutankhamun (图坦卡蒙)Tutankhamun died around 1324 B．C．E. He made a grand “comeback” in 1922 when his tomb (坟墓) was found. It was packed with nearly 5,000 artifacts. Among them was the pharaoh’s golden mask. It remains the most recognizable Egyptian face in the world today. Here you will get to know more about the life of Tutankhamun. You will also get a taste of what life was like in Egypt in the 14th century B．C．E. On Top of the Pyramid runs until August 15, 2025. You’ve got plenty of time to check it out! 1．Where can we find the biggest-ever display of ancient Egyptian artifacts outside of Egypt? A．In London. B．In Paris. C．In New York. D．In Shanghai. 2．The underlined phrase “the two ancient civilizations” refers to ________ civilizations. A．Chinese and Greek B．Greek and Egyptian C．Shanghai and Memphis D．Chinese and Egyptian 3．We can learn from the article that Saqqara was a(n) ________. A．historic city B．ancient village C．famous pharaoh D．Egyptian goddess 4．According to the article, what was found in Tutankhamun’s tomb? A．A golden mask. B．A model of a pyramid. C．Many animal mummies. D．A statue of a cat-like goddess. 5．Andy is very interested in pyramids. He should spend more time on the “________” sections. ①The Secrets of Saqqara     ②The Land of the Pharaohs       ③The Age of Tutankhamun A．① and ② B．① and ③ C．② and ③ D．①, ② and ③ 6．We can find the answers to all the following questions in the article EXCEPT “________” A．When does this exhibition end? B．How many items are on display at the exhibition? C．Who organized this exhibition at the Shanghai Museum? D．What does each of the exhibition’s three sections focus on? 【答案】1．D 2．D 3．B 4．A 5．A 6．C 【导语】本文主要讲述了上海博物馆与埃及政府合作举办的古埃及文明艺术品展览，主要介绍了展览的三个主题部分。 1．细节理解题。根据“If so, you can’t miss On Top of the Pyramid, the biggest-ever display of ancient Egyptian artifacts (手工艺品) outside of Egypt. It’s now going on at the Shanghai Museum.”可知，展览在上海。故选D。 2．词句猜测题。根据“Some Chinese artifacts are also on display here so that you can compare the two ancient civilizations (文明).”可知，此处指的是中国和埃及的文明。故选D。 3．细节理解题。根据“This section is all about Saqqara. The village was the main burial site in the ancient city of Memphis.”可知，Saqqara是一个古代村庄。故选B。 4．细节理解题。根据“It was packed with nearly 5,000 artifacts. Among them was the pharaoh’s golden mask.”可知，在图坦卡蒙的墓中发现了金面具。故选A。 5．细节理解题。根据题干以及“·The Land of the Pharaohs (法老) It focuses on temples and pyramids: two key symbols of ancient Egypt.”和“·The Secrets of Saqqara Egypt’s very first pyramid was built right there.”可知，他应该花更多的时间在这两个主题部分。故选A。 6．细节理解题。细读文章可知，文章没有介绍组织者是谁。故选C。 1 / 2 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 重难点10 阅读理解之说明文 1. 主题聚焦前沿科技与传统文化融合 高频考点：人工智能应用（如AI绘画）、非遗数字化保护、中国传统节日的现代传承 2. 数据可视化阅读成新趋势 命题特点：配图表占比提升（柱状图45%、流程图30%） 3. 跨学科知识渗透明显 学科融合：生物多样性（生物）、清洁能源（物理）、文化遗产保护（历史） 【题型解读】 中考阅读理解题主要考查学生的语篇阅读能力、分析和判断能力。要求学生能较快地通过阅读理解短文大意，获取其中的主要信息，能做出正确判断，然后根据试题的要求从A, B, C, D四个选项中选出最佳答案或做出正误判断。文章的难易程度和初三课文基本相同，要求阅读速度为每分钟40-50个词。主要涉及到记叙文，说明文，应用文等。 【高分技巧】 四种题型： 　　1. 细节理解题 　　☆考察方面：学生对相关信息的识别能力，答案一般可在原文定位到 　　☆答题事项：应迅速找到并且定位到考点，不可望文生义和主观臆断 ☆干扰选项：一般与文中观点相反，不符，未涉及，特征是无中生有，张冠李戴，以偏概全，扩大内容 解题技巧： 通读短文，领会文章大意，理解文章结构层次及细节，特别注意： 1. 五个W （who ， which ， when ， where ， what ）和一个H （ how ） ； 2. 数字、日期、时间等； 3. 注意加强语气的词，运用排除法排除不符合原文细节的选项，剩下的就是最佳答案。 　　2.词句猜测题 　此题要求考生正确理解短文中的一些关键词语或句子的含义，常用的方法是多种表达法、一词多义法、同义近义或反义提示法、习语释文法及句型转换法等。 解题技巧： 1. 正确理解题意，从短文中找到相关的词、短语或句子，根据特定的语境来判断理解，推敲斟酌和最后确定其准确含义。 2. 根据上下文猜测词义的技巧： （1）注意定义和解释； （2）同义词或近义词的提示； （3）近义词和反义词的提示； （4）利用悬念的属种关系； （5）借助已有知识或生活常识。 　　3. 推理判断题(不要自行推理+过度推理) 　　☆考察方面：透过文章的信息进入深刻的分析，归纳和推断得解 ☆答题事项：应迅速找到并且定位到考点，不可望文生义和主观臆断 解题技巧： 1. 分析文章的主旨。 2. 分清文章的主要思想及次要思想。 3. 寻找文章的逻辑思路。 4. 核对问题中各项选择与文章中有关词句的联系。 　　4. 主旨大意题(Best title) 　　☆考察方面：学生对文章主旨的驾驭能力，答案一般需要合理的归纳和总结得到 ☆答题事项：通过略读来快速把握文章的中心，阅读时视域要宽，紧抓对主题句搜索，按意群进行阅读，避免阅读中的出声，指读，复视或停顿。 （建议用时：40分钟） （24-25九年级上·上海奉贤·名校预测）FIRE INSTRUCTIONS IN SCHOOLS The person who sees a fire must: 1. Start the nearest fire alarm. This will cause the Alarm Bell to ring. And also send a signal to the fire station. 2. Put out the fire with available equipment, if it is safe to do so. FIRE ALARM BELLS The Fire Alarm Bells will ring either in the area of A Block (Workshops and Administration offices) (行政办公室) , or in the area of B Block (Classrooms) and C Block (Sports Hall) . Those in the area where the Alarm Bells are ringing should take action as instructions below. Others should continue with their work. On hearing the fire alarm: 1. Those in class: will go to the Meeting Place under instructions given by the teacher. 2. Those elsewhere: will go to Assembly Area by the most suitable route, and stay near the Head of their Department. MEETING PLACE The Meeting Place is the playing field which is south of the Sports Hall. Here names of the students will be checked. 1．We can see this notice ________. A．in a hospital B．in a hotel C．in a school D．in a shop 2．When a person sees a fire, he should ________ at first. A．ask for help B．start the alarm bells C．try to put it out himself D．call the fire station 3．________ is the area where the students study. A．Assembly Hall B．Block A C．Block B D．Block C 4．Everyone in the block where the fire bell has rung must gather together ________. A．in the playing field B．in the administration office C．in another block D．in the sports hall 5．Imagine you are a typist in the administration office. When a fire breaks out in the sports hall, what should you do according to the fire instructions? A．Collect all your personal belongings. B．Go quickly to the Assembly Area. C．Find the most suitable route to escape. D．Go on with the work you are doing. 6．Suppose you are a teacher. What is your first duty in case of a fire? A．To check the names of your students from a list. B．To examine the stairs and the playing field. C．To get detailed instructions from your Head of Department. D．To lead your students out of the building. （24-25九年级上·上海·名校预测）Last week, I went to a restaurant for dinner. I recognized the face of the boy sitting at the table next to me. I was sure I had seen him before, but couldn’t remember his name. Have you ever had an experience like that? Humans have a great ability to recognize faces. From movie stars to our relatives, friends and classmates, we can actually remember the faces of a large number of people. The question is: How many faces a person can remember at most? Humans are much better at recognizing faces than at remembering names. Early humans didn’t have spoken language. They largely depended on their visual (视觉的) abilities to tell their family members from strangers. As a result, our vision has developed to be one of our strongest senses. When we talk to others, we often keep eye contact with them and look at their faces from time to time. Our brain takes in and stores their looks, such as the color of their eyes and the shape of their mouth. In a study, a group of people were tested on their facial memory abilities. They were asked to recall (回想) the faces of all the people they knew about. Then, they were asked to identify their pictures. It turned out that normal people were able to remember between 1,000 and 10,000 faces. The average was about 5,000. Meanwhile, some people have much stronger facial memories than others. They are called super recognizers. Remembering about 10,000 faces is the upper limit for a normal person, but these people may be able to recall many thousands more different faces. Most people can only recognize about twenty percent of the faces they have seen. Super recognizers, however, can remember up to 80 percent of them! 1．What did the writer do last week? A．He went to the cinema. B．He visited a museum. C．He had dinner in a restaurant. D．He cooked dinner in a restaurant. 2．The underlined word “that” in Paragraph One refers to a certain experience. If you had the same experience, it meant ________. A．you failed to recognize an old friend B．you were unable to call someone C．you recognized someone’s face but forgot his name D．couldn’t remember where you had met someone before 3．Early humans heavily depend on their visual abilities because they ________. A．only believed their eyes B．didn’t know how to speak C．their other senses were not good D．were very clever 4．According to the study mentioned, how many faces can a normal person remember at most? A．500. B．1,000. C．5,000. D．10,000. 5．How are super recognizers different from normal people? A．They have excellent eyesight. B．They pay very close attention to people’s looks. C．They can recognize faces they’ve seen a lot faster. D．They can recall many thousands more different faces. 6．Where can you most probably read this article? A．In a diary. B．In a novel. C．In a travel guide. D．In a newspaper. （24-25九年级上·上海黄浦·名校预测） By: Kerry                                Posted at 09: 16 p.m., 27th May      My family and I had a buffet dinner at a hotel yesterday to celebrate my son’s birthday. When we cut the cake, a band played the birthday song for us. A waitress gave my son a little gift. He was so happy. It was a really nice experience! By: Andrew                               Posted at 09: 55 p.m., 27th May      Happy birthday to your son, Kerry! I did not have a good dining experience today. The man who sat next to me was talking with his mouth full. His food flew out of his mouth to the table and my plate! I think he’s really rude. By: Winnie                                 Posted at 10: 08 a.m., 28th May I have also met some people who had bad manners. For example, they coughed without covering their mouths. Some of them put all their shopping bags on the chairs even when they saw someone waiting. I think they should think more about others! When I see someone who does something inappropriate at a restaurant, I usually ask the waiters for help. You guys may try this next time. By: Natalie                               Pested at 02: 57 p.m., 28th May I went to a restaurant in City Centre last week. It was so special! It looked like a classroom and you could draw on the tables. The lunch set looked like a kid’s box lunch. I took many photos with my friends there! By: Winnie                               Posted at 06: 15 p.m., 28th May Wow! I would like to go to the restaurant you recommended, Natalie! I like trying different     restaurants because I like eating! 1．What is the topic of the online forum (论坛) ? A．Where do you often have dinner? B．Any restaurants to recommend? C．our special restaurant experiences? D．Have you any dinning tips to share? 2．Who had an uncomfortable dining experience? A．Kerry. B．Andrew. C．Winnie. D．Natalie. 3．Which is the closest in meaning to the underlined word “inappropriate”? A．little B．fair C．wrong D．helpless 4．Which behaviour is NOT mentioned in the forum? A．Talking while chewing. B．Chatting noisily with friends. C．Taking more seats than necessary. D．Coughing without covering mouths. 5．What makes Natalie went to the special restaurant? A．Lunch is put in a set like a school kid’s. B．One can study while eating. C．There are drawings on the tables. D．One can take photos while eating. 6．Which post has the least connection with the others? A．Kerry’s. B．Andrew’s. C．Winnie’s. D．Natalie’s. （2025·上海青浦·一模）Do you agree with gene (基因) editing? Andy: Every year, many babies are born with genetic (遗传的) problems. If we can get rid of these problems by editing their genes, we can save many lives. Meanwhile, editing genes allows parents to choose their babies’ appearance and even intelligence. This can give their children a better future. However, to stop some people from using this technology in bad ways, it’s necessary to have laws that tell us how we are allowed to edit genes. Diana: Parents make the decision to edit a baby’s genes without their children’s agreement. This goes against the rights of these unborn children. More importantly, this technology may destroy humans’ genetic diversity (多样性) . In my opinion, you are unique and no one can replace you. However, this could change if parents can edit their babies’ genes. Everyone might look the same someday. Cici: This new technology can help fix babies’ problems that they are born with, like heart diseases. Many children suffer from these things. ________ But with this technology, all babies can be born healthy and their parents won’t have to worry about them. Kate: This technology could be risky. It could result in some problems for babies if it is not used properly. Their parents may regret this. What’s worse, if only rich people can afford it, gene editing could be seen as unfair to poor families. The rich would be able to make their children clever and good-looking, while ordinary people could not. Rich families would get richer and poor families would get poorer. 1．What does Andy think is needed to prevent people from using gene editing in wrong ways? A．Getting rid of genetic problems. B．Laws to control gene editing. C．Making the technology expensive. D．Guidance to help parents make decisions. 2．________ thinks that editing babies’ genes without their agreement goes against their rights. A．Andy B．Diana C．Cici D．Kate 3．Which of the following is the suitable sentence to fill in the blank in Cici's opinion? A．They have nothing to do but break the laws. B．Their parents can give them a bright future. C．They will live like normal people in their childhood. D．Their parents have to spend a lot of money to keep them healthy. 4．What problem will gene editing cause according to Kate? A．Everyone might look the same someday. B．People will use the technology in bad ways. C．Parents may suffer from serious heart diseases. D．The gap between the rich and the poor will become bigger. 5．The underlined word “it” in Kate’s opinion refers to ________. A．the cost of gene editing B．the risk of using the technology C．the decision to edit a baby’s genes D．the agreement on the baby’s appearance 6．The passage above is mainly about ________. A．different ways of gene editing B．the research on gene editing C．different attitudes about gene editing D．the development of gene editing （24-25九年级上·上海浦东新·名校预测） WE CAN’T PREVENT DISASTERS BUT WE CAN LEND A HELPING HAND! Be a part of our team, we have raised over to help people in need. You Will Never Be The Same! Volunteering is a life-changing experience. It will make your life more meaningful. Be a part of our group to help people in disaster-affected (受灾难影响的) countries.We have helped countries such as Japan and Indonesia after the tsunami and volcanic eruption (火山喷发) disasters. It’s an experience you wouldn’t want to miss. You will learn to care for others and become a better person! What we do: Send food, water and blankets to disaster affected countries Provide medical help to the survivors (幸存者) Help to rebuild homes, schools and hospitals Two types of volunteer services; A) Raise money locally (Any age group) B) Go abroad to disaster-affected areas (18 years and above) ** **Al1 volunteers must attend the first-aid training, which is compulsory before going abroad. Please call the following numbers for more information: Joe at 61234567 or Denise at 60123456. Application can be made by downloading the form at www.golden hearts.org and mailing it to 167 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310167 1．Golden Hearts is an organization to ________. A．change life B．help people in disaster-affected areas C．prevent disasters D．rebuild homes for people 2．Golden Hearts’ work does not include ________. A．caring for the survivors B．raising money and rebuilding homes C．sending daily necessities D．teaching locals some survival skills 3．The underlined word “compulsory” probably means “________”. A．required B．advised C．chosen D．shared 4．Those who are interested to apply to be volunteers abroad must ________. A．visit the office B．download and mail the form C．attend the first aid training D．go to some foreign countries first 5．From the passage, we can learn that ________. A．only those 18 years and above can be volunteers B．volunteers help to make others’ life more meaningful C．more than 1.8 million people have already been helped by Golden Hearts D．doing voluntary work at Golden Hearts will be a good experience 6．The purpose of the passage is to ________. A．give information about an event B．sell a new product C．introduce ways to hclp others D．encourage people to join a charity organization （2025·上海宝山·模拟预测）Have you ever thought about traveling to the U. K. or maybe studying there? If your answer is yes, then you should learn a thing or two about British etiquette. It will help to ensure that your behavior is always proper during your stay in Britain. To begin with, people in the U. K. tend to over apologize. For example, someone who has booked a seat on a train may find another person sitting in it. Who do you think will say sorry first? Well, you are highly likely to hear the first person say, “I’m so sorry, but you appear to be sitting in my seat.” Britons like receiving heartfelt apologies as well as giving them. If you have upset someone, it is important to offer him or her a sincere apology. A half-hearted apology will not go down well. If someone has offered you an apology, then you should accept it. You can do this by saying “It’s okay” or “Don’t worry about it.” In some cases, you may still be left feeling angry. But if you don’t accept the apology, the situation will become worse. In addition to “sorry,” “please” and “thank you” are also quite common in British speech. When you are given the change in a store, for example, you should thank the cashier. If you are not saying “please” and “thank you” when you should you may be told to “mind your p’s and q’s.” British people often find it embarrassing to discuss money. Sometimes, talking about how mush something costs is considered rude. If you are chatting with a Briton, it’s better to avoid having discussions about money. When you are having a conversation with a Briton, also remember to put down your smartphone. It is especially rude if you use your phone when eating at the dinner table. In the U. K., dinner time is a time for talking with one’s family or friends. 1．According to the article, the underlined word “etiquette” in paragraph 1 means “a set of rules for ______”. A．behaving politely B．studying carefully C．communicating clearly D．traveling independently 2．What is the main idea of paragraph 2? A．Britons like to receive sincere apologies. B．It is very important to learn about etiquette. C．British people pay a lot of attention to etiquette. D．Britons like to say sorry, even when there is no need to do so. 3．According to the article, you should say “Don’t worry about it” when ______. A．you are feeling very angry B．someone has said sorry to you C．you have done something wrong D．you want to correct what you have said 4．According to the article, when a cashier gives you your change, you should say, “______” A．Please. B．Thanks. C．Excuse me. D．Mind your p’s and q’s. 5．According to the article, British people consider it rude to ______. ①talk while eating        ②discuss the cost of something ③use a phone during dinnertime    ④ask someone to leave their seat A．①② B．③④ C．①④ D．②③ 6．This article is most likely taken from the ______ section of a magazine. A．PEOPLE B．TRAVEL C．HISTORY D．BUSINESS （24-25九年级下·上海·名校预测）Millions of people in China are now sharing parts of their lives with the world by videos on their phones. Some people send videos of personal events like holidays or weddings. Using live streaming (网络直播) is particularly popular among the people aged from 18 to 35. Besides leaving danmu comments (弹幕), they can also communicate directly with the hosts by buying virtual gifts such as flowers, toys and cars for them online. One example was the Olympic swimmer Fu Yuanhui. She did a one-hour live broadcast which attracted more than 11 million viewers. What’s more, live streaming allows users to communicate with strangers and express themselves. A 19-yearold college student called Nic Li says she spends three to four hours each week chatting and singing with viewers through one app called Ingkee. “Sometimes I feel lonely and want to talk to people,” she says. “It feels nice when viewers are paying attention to me.” However, there are worries about the misuse of live streaming. Papi Jiang promised to correct her unsuitable and impolite language after warnings from government officials. As there are more than 80 apps and 300 websites for live streaming in China, the Internet regulator (网络监管机构) can hardly monitor the content all the time. “We support the use of live streaming. But people should be aware of the two sides of it,” one of the officials said. 1．According to the first paragraph, millions of people in China are now _______. A．sharing their hobbies with each other B．broadcasting videos on the phone C．living on their phones D．having holidays or weddings 2．Using live streaming is particularly popular among _______. A．all people B．old people C．young people D．teenagers 3．The underlined word “them” in Paragraph 2 refers to “_______”. A．viewers B．users C．officials D．hosts 4．The Internet regulator doesn’t allow the users to _______ during the live streaming. A．use unsuitable and impolite language B．buy virtual gifts C．leave danmu comments D．communicate with strangers 5．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A．Over 11 million people bought gifts for Fu Yuanhui during her live broadcast. B．Nic Li made viewers pay attention to her through WeChat. C．Papi Jiang realized her unsuitable and impolite language by herself. D．Ingkee is a kind of live streaming app to allow people to chat and sing online. 6．The best title for this passage is “_______”. A．How to use live streaming B．The two sides of live streaming C．Live streaming among young people D．Why live streaming is popular （24-25九年级上·上海·名校预测）A Door to Egypt’s Treasure Are you interested in ancient Egypt? If so, you can’t miss On Top of the Pyramid, the biggest-ever display of ancient Egyptian artifacts (手工艺品) outside of Egypt. It’s now going on at the Shanghai Museum. There are 788 items on display. ·The Land of the Pharaohs (法老)This section starts with how ancient Egyptians thought the world was created. It focuses on temples and pyramids: two key symbols of ancient Egypt. You will learn about how Egyptians built things, how their society worked, and what their burial (葬礼) traditions were like. Some Chinese artifacts are also on display here so that you can compare the two ancient civilizations (文明). ·The Secrets of SaqqaraThis section is all about Saqqara. The village was the main burial site in the ancient city of Memphis. Egypt’s first pyramid was built right there. In 2020, researchers found many animal mummies (木乃伊) at Saqqara. They also found a temple for Bastet, a cat-like goddess. These discoveries brought new interest to the village. Who knows what other secrets lie under Saqqara’s sands? ·The Age of Tutankhamun (图坦卡蒙)Tutankhamun died around 1324 B．C．E. He made a grand “comeback” in 1922 when his tomb (坟墓) was found. It was packed with nearly 5,000 artifacts. Among them was the pharaoh’s golden mask. It remains the most recognizable Egyptian face in the world today. Here you will get to know more about the life of Tutankhamun. You will also get a taste of what life was like in Egypt in the 14th century B．C．E. On Top of the Pyramid runs until August 15, 2025. You’ve got plenty of time to check it out! 1．Where can we find the biggest-ever display of ancient Egyptian artifacts outside of Egypt? A．In London. B．In Paris. C．In New York. D．In Shanghai. 2．The underlined phrase “the two ancient civilizations” refers to ________ civilizations. A．Chinese and Greek B．Greek and Egyptian C．Shanghai and Memphis D．Chinese and Egyptian 3．We can learn from the article that Saqqara was a(n) ________. A．historic city B．ancient village C．famous pharaoh D．Egyptian goddess 4．According to the article, what was found in Tutankhamun’s tomb? A．A golden mask. B．A model of a pyramid. C．Many animal mummies. D．A statue of a cat-like goddess. 5．Andy is very interested in pyramids. He should spend more time on the “________” sections. ①The Secrets of Saqqara     ②The Land of the Pharaohs       ③The Age of Tutankhamun A．① and ② B．① and ③ C．② and ③ D．①, ② and ③ 6．We can find the answers to all the following questions in the article EXCEPT “________” A．When does this exhibition end? B．How many items are on display at the exhibition? C．Who organized this exhibition at the Shanghai Museum? D．What does each of the exhibition’s three sections focus on? 1 / 2 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$