2026年安徽省中考英语二轮复习题型突破：阅读理解 课件

该初中英语中考复习课件聚焦阅读理解核心考点，严格对接中考说明，涵盖记叙文、说明文、应用文等体裁及日常生活、文化习俗等题材，系统归纳主旨大意、词义猜测、细节事实、合理推断四大常考题型，体现备考针对性与实用性。 课件亮点在于“题型精讲+真题解析+专项突破”模式，如通过安徽卷66题段落大意题示范主题句定位法，67题词义猜测题运用上下文推断技巧，培养学生语言能力与思维品质。配套多省市中考真题及易错点分析，助力学生掌握答题策略，教师可依此高效规划复习，提升中考冲刺效果。

阅读理解 精讲一：阅读理解的题型认识 “阅读理解”是指阅读所给的文字材料，通过认识语言形式与结构而获取文字信息，掌握其主要内容并理解其含义的过程。 阅读理解对体裁的考查较多样，多为记叙文、说明文、应用文、议论文。有时也会涉及新闻报道、广告、通知、操作说明、表格等。总之对于体裁的考查不会太单一。而文章的题材内容也比较丰富，一般会有小故事、日常生活事件、报纸杂志内容、文化习俗、名人逸事等。这就需要考生在平时对各方面的知识都有所积累。 精讲二：解题方法技巧 在做英语阅读时，首先通读全文，不要被某个或某些自己不熟悉的单词所困扰，了解大概意思。然后看问题，带着问题精读全文，同时选择答案，必要时用排除法。注意，文章中一般都会有答案，有的可以直接找到。但平时多积累词汇量，答题便会更为主动、有把握。 以下为阅读理解题的方法和技巧： 1.获取段落的主旨和大意。 最有效的办法是找出主题句。一篇文章(或一段文字)通常都是围绕一个中心意思展开的，而这个中心意思往往由一个句子来概括。这个能概括文章或段落中心意思的句子叫作主题句。 2.根据上下文猜测词义。 猜测词义也是一种英语阅读能力。英语阅读理解试题中有不少这样的题目。任何一个实词，只有在一定的语境中才能表示一个确定的词义。上下文的作用就是帮助确定文中的词、短语或句子的意义。据此，我们可以尽可能地利用上下文来猜测词义，即从已知推求未知，也就是用我们所熟悉的词或短语来猜测我们不熟悉的词的词义。 3.确定细节和事实。 在阅读理解题目中，有相当一部分是考查细节和事实的题目。这类题目相对容易一些。这些题目有两个共同特点： (1)凡属针对特定细节的考题，其正确答案大都可以在阅读材料中找到对应的文字部分作为验证。这一部分可能是一个词或短语，也可能是一个句子或相关的若干句子，但句式、用词和表达方式不同。 (2)干扰项往往是主体思想与细节混杂，正确答案的细节和非正确答案的细节混杂，甚至真假混杂。因此，要做好阅读理解的确定细节和事实的题目，首先要在文章中找出相应的信息点，再排除干扰项。 4.进行合理推断。 所谓推断，就是根据阅读材料中所提供的信息，推断出未知的信息。即把有关的文字作为已知部分，从中推断出未知部分。需要推断的有关文字可能是词或句子，也可能是若干句子，甚至是全文。 (2025·安徽) Relationships with your siblings(兄弟姐妹) can help you practice social skills. Having a good relationship with them can help you communicate with other people， and understand other people’s feelings. You can even learn things when you don’t get on with your siblings. When you have argued(争吵) with them， you have to work out how to be in the same space as them. As a result， you often learn how to accept differences. It is very useful in the outside world. It’s completely normal(正常的) that sometimes you and your sibling won’t see eye to eye. “Have a good think about why the two of you don’t get on. Try to talk when you both cool down，” says Dr. Owen， a researcher in how children develop. “Tell them how you feel. You could say， ‘It really hurts me when you make jokes about me.’ If the trouble carries on， talk to a trusted adult(成年人).”  All families are different. What if you don’t have siblings？ That doesn’t mean you won’t experience the advantages people get from having a brother or sister. There are ways to help only children develop these skills too. 66.What is Paragraph 1 mainly about？ A. Advantages of having siblings. B. Causes of arguing with others. C. Practices of accepting differences. D. Ways of building relationships. 67.What do the underlined words “see eye to eye” in Paragraph 2 mean？ A. Joke with each other. B. Hear from each other. C. Agree with each other. D. Learn from each other. 68.What will probably be talked about next？ A. Why all families are different. B. When we can talk to a trusted adult. C. What is important for communication. D. How only children develop social skills. 【主旨大意】本文主要探讨了与兄弟姐妹相处对社交能力的积极影响，包括沟通技巧、情感理解及解决冲突的能力培养，并指出独生子女也可通过其他方式获得类似发展机会。 ［解析］66.A　段落大意题。根据第一段“Relationships with your siblings(兄弟姐妹) can help you practice social skills.”可知，第一段开篇提出核心观点，即“和兄弟姐妹的关系可以帮助你练习社交技巧”，随后通过好关系和坏关系的具体例子，集中阐述拥有兄弟姐妹在沟通能力、理解他人及接受差异等方面的优势。由此可知，第一段主要介绍了拥有兄弟姐妹的好处。 67.C　词义猜测题。根据第二段“It’s completely normal(正常的) that sometimes you and your sibling won’t see eye to eye.”和“Have a good think about why the two of you don’t get on. Try to talk when you both cool down”可知，此处指兄弟姐妹间的不合，即出现不同意对方看法的情况。因此see eye to eye意为“同意彼此的看法”。 68.D　推理判断题。根据最后一段“There are ways to help only children develop these skills too.”可知，文章结尾明确指向独生子女发展社交技能的方法，预示下文将展开此话题。 ［答案］66—68　ACD A(2025·安徽) The Civilian Mobile Library offers books for free. Readers are invited to take one book every 15 days. They are encouraged to pass it on to someone else once they’ve finished reading. And they are not expected to return the book. The library is just seven square meters in size but houses thousands of books on different subjects. “It might be the smallest library in the world，” said Xu Dawei， the owner. “But in another sense， it’s also the biggest because the books keep moving. Once， a reader took a book on Chinese garden history. After finishing it， the reader passed it to a neighbour. The neighbour then took it to Germany！” “I’ve read thousands of books，” Xu said. “Books have truly changed my life.” The idea of starting a library took shape in 2000， when Xu recommended(推荐) online a list of his favorite books to university students， but many of them said they couldn’t find those books in their school libraries or local bookstores. So he began sending his books to readers for free. “They all wrote me letters expressing their thanks. It inspired me to take it farther， turning my book⁃gifting into a physical space，” Xu said. “All the readers have to do is to come. Even if they finish a book and decide not to pass it on， at least the book benefited(使受益) one person and perhaps their family， helping them fall in love with reading，” Xu said. “And this is my dream.” ( )1.Why did Xu Dawei mention the reader in Paragraph 2？ A. To ask for some help. B. To compare two ideas. C. To recommend a book. D. To support his thoughts. ( )2.What can we learn from Paragraph 3？ A. Who helped Xu manage the library. B. What inspired Xu to start the library. C. When Xu fell in love with reading. D. Where Xu found his favorite books. B D ( )3.What is Xu Dawei’s dream？ A. To travel around the world. B. To go to university. C. To help more people love reading. D. To start seven libraries. ( )4.What is the best title(标题) for the text？ A. Take a Book， Pass it on B. Your Hope， Our Dream C. When Friend， Nice Trip D. Once Start， Never Stop A C Mosquitoes are awful. They seem to be everywhere and may bite you badly. This makes mint(薄荷)oil a perfect gift for your family and friends in summer. This weekend，you can try making mint oil FOR FREE. Are mosquitoes driving you crazy？ This summer，make some mint oil to drive them away！ B(2025·广东改编) Time：9：00 a.m.—11：50 a.m. Saturday(July 5) Place：Riverside Community Center Please note： ♥We’ll get all the tools and materials ready. ♥For 40 people only. First come，first served. ♥To book a place for the activity，please call Lucy at 345878 by 7：00 p.m. Friday. For those who would like to practice it at home，here are the steps： ♣Cut up the mint. Put it into a bottle with olive(橄榄)oil. ♣Cover the bottle and place it in hot water. ♣When the water cools down，move the bottle to a warm area and leave it there for at least two hours. ♣Pour the mixture onto a thin piece of cotton cloth on top of a dark bottle. Let the oil go through the cloth into the bottle. Now you get your homemade mint oil. ( )5.When will this community event take place？ A. This Friday afternoon. B. Next Friday afternoon. C. This Saturday morning. D. Next Saturday morning. ( )6.How many people can take part in the activity？ A. At least forty. B. At least fifty. C. At most forty. D. At most fifty. C C ( )7.Why would people call Lucy before the event？ A. To win a gift. B. To book a place. C. To get mint oil. D. To buy some tools. ( )8.What is the main purpose of the passage？ A. To introduce an activity. B. To survey the users of a product. C. To recommend a product. D. To report the success of an activity. A B C(2025·吉林改编) ( )9.It’s best to keep the multivitamin in a 　　　 place.  A. high B. low C. wet D. dry ( )10.Jack is 15. He’d better take the fish oil 　　　 capsule(s) a day.  A. one B. two C. three D. four C D ( )11.People can take the fish oil 　　　.  A. before breakfast B. during a meal C. after breakfast D. between meals ( )12.The information is probably from 　　　.  A. diaries B. stamps C. instructions D. storybooks C B D(2025·烟台) Do you have any history book recommendations？ by Cayitam≫April 30th，2025，8：47 am Hello there，I’m writing to see if anyone happens to have any suggestions for history books. Perhaps you’ve read some good ones recently. I’m really interested in finding a new history book to read，so I hope someone may have a recommendation. It would be great if you could let me know what you think is worth reading. Cayitam   Posts：1 Joined：April 30th，2025，8：47 am EnglishClub ESL Forums Re：Do you have any history book recommendations？ by LinguaSpark≫May 4th，2025，5：25 pm Hi，Cayitam！I’d recommend Sapiens：A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari. It’s a fascinating introduction to human history，telling the story of humans from ancient days to today’s modern world. The book talks about big turning points in human history. Harari also asks interesting questions，such as whether things like money or nations are just“stories”we all believe in together. It’s an easy⁃to⁃read book that makes you think differently about history. Happy reading！ LinguaSpark   Posts：2 Joined：May 4th，2025，5：25 pm ( )13.What’s the purpose of Cayitam’s post？ A. To prepare for a history exam. B. To buy a history book online. C. To show the importance of history. D. To find a history book to read. ( )14.What do we know about LinguaSpark？ A. He is asking some questions. B. He is teaching a history lesson. C. He is telling the story of humans. D. He is introducing a history book. D D ( )15.After reading Sapiens：A Brief History of Humankind， LinguaSpark might 　　　.  A. find the book difficult to understand B. dislike the questions in the book C. have a new understanding of history D. doubt the historical turning points C E(2025·安徽) Zara Lachlan， aged 21， from the United Kingdom， became the first woman—and the youngest person—to row from mainland Europe to mainland South America with no one else to help her. Zara set off in a special rowing boat from Portugal on October 27. She completed the Atlantic crossing in just over 97 days. On February 1， she arrived in French Guiana. “Nobody knew I was coming in，” she said. “But I got clapped(鼓掌) by lots of fishermen from Brazil.” Zara faced many challenges(挑战) along the way. A high wind turned her boat over. She hurt her arm and broke a finger. At one point， she was nearly run over by a large ship. And one time， she was hit by a flying fish. But there were many bright things， too. For Zara， the trip was a chance to see nature as few people ever do. “The sunrises and night skies were really exciting，” she said. “The trip gave me many memories(回忆). They will stay with me for life.” “I took on a big challenge and won，” Zara said. “I hope my effort will inspire(激励) others to challenge themselves.” ( )16.Where did Zara arrive on February 1？ A. In the UK. B. In Portugal. C. In French Guiana. D. In Brazil. ( )17.What did Zara find exciting during the journey？ A. The flying fish. B. The night skies. C. The high wind. D. The large ship. B C ( )18.Which of the following best describes Zara？ A. Strong⁃willed. B. Honest. C. Easy⁃going. D. Humorous. A F(2025·安徽) Sanket Reddy has spent years in forests around the world taking photos of wildlife. While the animals have always interested him， the people who live alongside them have changed how he sees the world and himself. “Life lessons from those people have truly stayed，” he says. From South India to Central America， Sanket has met communities who live in peace with nature. “They understand the value of every species(物种)， no matter how small，” he says. “Even if you are just watching sparrows(麻雀)， you might try to understand why they are doing what they are doing.” In our busy lives， we often fail to notice these small moments(瞬间). But to Sanket， they matter. Because noticing is the first step towards caring. And once you care， the protection of wildlife feels like a natural thing. For Sanket， wildlife photography has never been about becoming famous. “I do it to add value to animals’ lives，” he says. “Don’t do it to get a few good pictures.” Sanket shares the stories and moments that shaped him in his book View Finder. “I feel I need to pass on what I have learned from nature to the young people. They are the future，” he says. ( )19.Where are Sanket’s life lessons mainly from？ A. The forests. B. The people. C. The photos. D. The animals. ( )20.What does the underlined word “they” in Paragraph 2 refer to(指的是)？ A. Small moments. B. Busy lives. C. Sparrows. D. Communities. A B ( )21.Why did Sanket take up wildlife photography？ A. To become a famous person. B. To develop a habit. C. To add value to animals’ lives. D. To get good pictures. ( )22.Why did Sanket write the book View Finder？ A. To share photographic skills. B. To research forests around the world. C. To introduce protection areas. D. To spread what he learned to the young. D C G(2025·广安改编) In the West， Chinese food is becoming more and more popular， especially Sichuan food. Sichuan food is well⁃known for two basic tastes—ma and la. Now， many Westerners fall in love with the spicy(辛辣的) dishes of Sichuan. Here are the top three of them. Ma po tofu is probably the best⁃known Sichuan dish in the West. It is made with tofu and beef. Many people like ma po tofu because of its special taste， ma. There is an old story about it. It is said that ma po tofu was made by an old woman who had many marks(斑点) on her face. Hot pot is also called ma la huoguo. Many Westerners think hot pot is the hottest dish. It is a social meal and everyone cooks their own food in the pot while talking. So it’s a good way to enjoy delicious food and have conversations. They also think hot pot is a sign of a brave person if a person can eat a Sichuan hot pot meal without drinking cold water. Kungpao chicken is another spicy dish. It has the other name， gong bao ji ding. It’s made with chicken and peanuts. Its name comes from Ding Baozhen， an officer of Sichuan. The dish was his favourite. One story is that he often put on poor clothes so that he could experience the real lives of common people. Once Ding Baozhen ate this dish in a small restaurant， he enjoyed it so much that he asked his cook to make the same dish. The dish got its name from this. ( )23.What is Sichuan food well⁃known for？ A. Its colours. B. Its smells. C. Its tastes. D. Its stories. ( )24.Ma po tofu is made with 　　　.  A. tofu and chicken B. chicken and peanuts C. beef and peanuts D. tofu and beef D C ( )25.What is the hottest dish in many Westerners’ opinion？ A. Ma po tofu. B. Hot pot. C. Kungpao chicken. D. Hui guo rou. ( )26.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage？ A. Ma po tofu is named after an old man with marks. B. Hot pot is a good way to enjoy delicious food and talk with other people. C. A person is brave when eating a hot pot meal with drinking cold water. D. Ding Baozhen was a cook in Sichuan. B B H(2025·烟台) A new study warns that millions of Europeans could die from heat⁃related causes by the end of the century. The study was based on predicted climate activities in 854 different European cities. It found that hot weather could kill as many as 2.3 million people in Europe by 2100. Presently， cold weather kills far more people in Europe than hot weather. But the study found that as temperatures continue to rise， deaths from cold weather will reduce over time. However， heat⁃related deaths are predicted to rise greatly. The researchers said the number of predicted deaths could be reduced if nations are able to find better ways of cutting down carbon(碳) pollution levels. They called for increased efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and develop air⁃cooling systems in parts of Europe. Without such efforts， places in Italy， southern Spain and Greece are likely to see large increases in heat deaths related to climate change. On the other hand， much of Scandinavia and Britain are predicted to see fewer cold⁃related deaths， largely because low temperatures are expected to be moderate. Pierre Masselot helped lead the research of the environmental effects on human health. “The Mediterranean(地中海) is a so⁃called climate hotspot，” he said. “It’s an area that is warming much quicker than the rest of the world. And Malta is right in the middle of it.” The study predicts Malta’s temperature⁃related deaths will increase by 269 in every 100，000 people by the end of the century. European officials reported several heat waves have killed thousands of people in recent years. The highest number was in 2003 when about 70，000 deaths were recorded. Among the areas predicted to see the most deaths from future temperature rises is Barcelona， Spain. The study found almost 250，000 people could die from temperature⁃related causes in that city by 2100. ( )27.What can we infer(推断) from the article？ A. Temperatures in Europe are keeping on going up now. B. The whole of Europe will face the danger of hot weather. C. The study has researched enough actual climate activities. D. About 854 European cities are suffering from hot weather. ( )28. Which paragraph talks about how to reduce the heat⁃related deaths？ A. Paragraph 3. B. Paragraph 4. C. Paragraph 5. D. Paragraph 6. A A ( )29. Which is closest in meaning to the underlined word “moderate”？ A. Freezing. B. Heated. C. Changeable. D. Comfortable. ( )30. What can be the best title(标题) for the article？ A. Dangers will come at the end of the century B. Barcelona will be hit by heat⁃related deaths C. Millions of Europeans face deadly heat risks D. Actions are needed to reduce carbon pollution C D I(2025·连云港) Saturn(土星) is famous for the beautiful rings around it. Now， it’s getting attention for being even more amazing. Scientists have discovered 128 new moons around Saturn， bringing the planet’s total to 274. A moon is any naturally formed object that moves around a planet. Moons come in different shapes and sizes. Scientists discovered the moons with a powerful telescope(望远镜)， which is used to study stars and planets in great detail. Scientists took many photos of areas in space and piled them on top of each other to make the moons appear bright enough to discover. Most of Saturn’s new moons are small objects， just one or two miles wide—quite different to Earth’s Moon， which is a 2，159⁃mile⁃wide ball. These space rocks are in unusual orbits(轨道) too. They go around Saturn in the opposite direction to its own movement. At between 6.5 million and 18 million miles away from the ringed planet， the newly discovered moons are also further away than Saturn’s biggest moon， Titan.  Why does Saturn have so many moons while Earth only has one？ According to scientists， several billion years ago， the giant planet’s gravity attracted some rocks and ice. Over time， some of them crashed against each other， breaking into smaller pieces or coming together to create many small moons. The new moons were first discovered in 2023 by a team of scientists led by Edward Ashton， and were recently confirmed by the International Astronomical Union(IAU). Saturn now is the planet with the most moons—Jupiter is not far behind with 95. However， Dr Ashton believes this might be the limit for moon discovery. “I don’t think Jupiter will ever catch up，” he said. “With present technology， I don’t think we can do better than what has already been done，” he added. ( )31.What do we know about the new discovery？ A. Newly found moons look the same. B. Scientists found new moons by accident. C. Saturn’s rings attract many scientists. D. 128 new moons were found around Saturn. ( )32.What does “the ringed planet” in Paragraph 3 refer to？ A. Earth. B. Saturn. C. Moon. D. Titan. B D ( )33.What led to the large number of Saturn’s moons？ A. The size of the planet. B. The weights of the moons. C. The orbit of the planet. D. The crashes of the moons. D ( )34.What can we learn from Dr Ashton’s words in the last paragraph？ A. Jupiter will soon catch up with Saturn. B. Saturn’s new moons might support life. C. The IAU presented a medal to his team. D. He is satisfied with their moon discovery. D J(2025·合肥包河区一模) Do students in your country worry about how they look？ What makes them feel this way？ What do you think about it？ 　　In Sweden，many students worry about that. Social media is a big reason. The pictures online often show people who look perfect. Students compare themselves with these pictures and feel nervous. We need more real and different kinds of beauty in the media. Also，learn to accept ourselves and think carefully about what we see online. Folke Borgstrom，18，Sweden 　　In my class，not many classmates worry about that. In Singapore，people are from many different cultures，so there are many different ideas of beauty. People won’t stop being your friend just because of how you look. In Singapore，schools let students truly be themselves，and people care more about your personality(性格). Huang Luofei，13，Singapore 　　Many students in Mexico feel nervous about that. I’ve seen classmates get anxious(焦虑的)when they get pimples on faces. Others talk about makeup skills in the restroom. I think things like social pressure from friends，bullying and seeing stars influence these feelings. Remember，nobody is perfect，and it’s OK to look different. Yin Peixin，14，Mexico ( )35. Whose classmates worry least about how they look？ A. Zhang Yutong’s. B. Folke Borgstrom’s. C. Huang Luofei’s. D. Yin Peixin’s. ( )36. What advice do Folke Borgstrom and Yin Peixin both give？ A. Accept ourselves. B. Make more friends. C. Stop using social media. D. Develop makeup skills. A C ( )37. In which part of a magazine can we read the text？ A. Science Study. B. City News. C. Language for Fun. D. Voice of Students. D K The population of tigers in India has doubled over 12 years， according to a government report. The big cats’ numbers rose from 1，706 tigers in 2010 to 3，682 in 2022. This means that about 75% of the world’s tigers now live in the country. In India， tigers have disappeared from some areas as humans have cut down forests and other natural lands in order to build cities， homes， and farms. Today， tigers in India share 3% of their habitat(栖息地) with about 60 million people. This has brought the animals closer to human areas in search of food， which has led to fights between the people and the big cats. Since 1973， the Indian government has been working to save the animals through a program called Project Tiger. It has created strong laws and increased the number of tiger protected areas from nine to more than fifty all over the country. Conservation organizations(保护组织) have also been working to protect habitats， support tiger populations， and help people live peacefully alongside tigers. This includes educating people about the animals and providing money for farmers whose animals are killed by the big cats. Researchers said the results showed that conservation can do good to both animals and people and that the two can live successfully even when they live close together. “What the research shows is that it’s not the human population， but the attitude(态度) of people， that matters more，” said Yadvendradev V. Jhala， the study’s lead author. ( )38. What’s the number of tigers living in the world now？ A. 1，706. B. About 2，000. C. 3，682. D. About 4，900. ( )39. What do conservation organizations do to protect tigers？ A. Make laws. B. Build farmhouses.　　 C. Educate people. D. Increase protected areas. C D ( )40. What is the best title for the text？ A. Tigers are growing fast in India B. Wildlife protection projects in India C. Tigers are disappearing in the world D. Wildlife protection organizations in the world A All the little squirrels did exercises to get ready for the big day. They practiced running， climbing， and jumping. Everyone wanted to win the Nut Hunt(找坚果比赛). L(2025·安徽) Deep in the woods lived a little squirrel(松鼠) called Nico. One day， Nico saw some orange leaves falling off the trees. “Fall is here！” Nico shouted excitedly. “It’s time for Nutty Nut Day！” When the game kicked off， the little squirrels in the starting circle all ran in different directions. Nico started the hunt well. He jumped around， looking for the nuts under the orange leaves. “Oh， I found one！ My first nut！” Nico said happily and picked up the nut. He continued the hunt， holding the nut in his little paw(爪子). “Oh， another one！” Nico cheered. He picked up the nut with another paw and moved on. But when Nico tried to pick up the third nut， he faced a problem. “How can I carry these three nuts with two paws to the starting circle？” Nico thought. “Oh， I know！” Nico put the nuts on top of one another and tried to carry them all together. But the nut tower was too high， and he couldn’t see the way！ Ouch！ Nico fell and dropped all of the nuts！ “I might carry one nut in one paw and two nuts in another paw，” Nico said. But soon Nico realized how difficult it was. He dropped one nut on his leg. Ouch！ Then he dropped another nut. Ouch！ And another！ Ouch！ Ouch！ 41.Why did all the little squirrels do exercises？(不超过10个词) _ 42.What was the problem Nico faced？(不超过15个词) _ 43.How could Nico solve the problem by himself？ Please give him a piece of advice.(不超过15个词) _ He could carry nuts one by one instead of carrying together.  He didn’t know how to carry three nuts with two paws.  To get ready for the Nut Hunt.  M(2025·广安改编) Water is important in our life， but sometimes water can be dangerous. So we must pay attention to water safety， especially for kids. Water safety for kids often happens at home and in the pool. Here are some suggestions. ▲Be careful of hot water. Hot water can be dangerous， especially for kids under five. Young kids have thinner skin(皮肤) than adults， so it’s easier for them to be burnt. You can reduce the risk by testing the temperature of the water with your wrist(腕) or elbow(肘) before placing your kid in the bath. ▲Watch out for danger in the bathroom. The bathroom is full of danger for young kids. Parents can’t leave them alone in the bathrooms. When young kids are in the bathrooms， remember to put away all the electrical appliances(设备) to avoid the risk. ▲Never let kids swim alone. Swimming in the pool may make kids feel great. But it is not a perfect sport because of the risk of injury(伤害). It’s dangerous when kids stay in the pool alone because they may even drown(溺亡). So kids should swim with their parents. Everyone should realize the importance of water safety. To keep kids safe， we need to follow the suggestions above. 44.Where does water safety for kids often happen？(不超过10个词) _   45.Why is it easier for young kids to be burnt？(不超过10个词) _ _ _   46.Who should kids swim with？(不超过5个词) _ Their parents.  Because young kids’ skin is thinner than adults’. thinner skin than adults./Because their skin is thinner than adults’./ Because young kids have thinner skin than adults./Because they have At home and in the pool. N One sunny morning， a young boy named Daniel was walking through a forest when he noticed a small， struggling butterfly trying to break free from its cocoon(蚕茧). Curious， Daniel stopped to watch. The butterfly was pushing hard， but it seemed stuck(被卡住). Feeling sorry for the little creature(生物)， Daniel decided to help. He gently tore(撕开) open the cocoon， and the butterfly came out easily. However， something was wrong. The butterfly’s wings were shriveled(皱缩的) and weak. So it couldn’t fly. Daniel didn’t understand what had happened. An old man passing by saw the scene and explained， “The struggle to break free from the cocoon is what gives the butterfly the strength to fly. By helping it， you took away its chance to grow strong.” Daniel realized his mistake. He had wanted to help， but his actions had actually harmed the butterfly. He knew that challenges and struggles are necessary for growth. Sometimes， what seems like a kind act can prevent someone from developing the strength they need to succeed in life. 47.What did Daniel do to help the butterfly？(不超过10个词) _ 48.Why couldn’t the butterfly fly？(不超过10个词) _ 49.What lesson does this story teach us？(不超过10个词) _ Challenges and struggles are necessary for growth.  Because its wings were shriveled and weak.  He gently tore open the cocoon.  O There was once a peacock in the forest. He had beautiful feathers. However，his terrible voice made him think of his shortcomings. He was sad. One day， he heard a nightingale singing nearby. After listening to the nightingale’s sweet voice， he got sadder. He began wondering why he was unlucky not to have a sweet voice. At that moment， a monkey appeared. He found the peacock unhappy. “Why are you unhappy？” the monkey asked. The peacock talked about his terrible voice and how sad he was because of it. “The nightingale has such a beautiful voice. Why don’t I？” After listening to the peacock， the monkey explained， “Every living being is special in his own way. The nightingale has a beautiful voice， but you are also lucky—you have beautiful feathers！ Just accept what you have and take full advantage of it.” The peacock understood how silly he had been in comparing himself to others and forgetting his own advantages. For anyone who is like the peacock， I would say：__________________________________________ 50.What made the peacock sad？(不超过5个词) _ 51.Who helped the peacock out？(不超过5个词) _ 52.What would the writer say at the end of the text？(不超过15个词) _ Everyone is special in his own way.  A monkey.  His terrible voice.  $