China has sent the final sectin f its Tiangng space statin int space. After a 13-hur trip, the new sectin, knwn as Mengtian, dcked(對接) with Tiangng space statin n the early mrning f Nvember 1st, 2022, finally cmpleting it. The new sectin was launched frm Hainan Island in the suth f China.
Fr years, China has been wrking hard t create its wn space statin. Last year, China began t launch three mdules(艙) f Tiangng space statin, ne at a time. The main mdule, Tianhe, was launched in April 2021. It hlds the pwer surce and main cntrls fr the statin, as well as the astrnauts’ living area. In July 2022, China launched its first labratry mdule, Wentian, which is the cuntry’s largest ever spacecraft.
The new mdule, Mengtian (meaning “dreaming f the heavens”), is als designed as a labratry. It is abut 18 meters lng and has 8 special research areas fr experiments(實驗). Mengtian is set up s that experiments can als be run utside the mdule itself. Chinese astrnauts can use special rbtic arms t run experiments frm inside Tiangng.
China’s space prgram is wrking with the Eurpean Space Agency n sme experiments n the Mengtian, China says that ne day, freign astrnauts will als be able t visit Tiangng.
Tiangng space statin is expected t last 10 t 15 years. Thugh the Mengtian mdule cmpletes the statin, China culd add mre mdules in the future.
China’s space prgram has grwn greatly in recent years with a series f successes. In 2020, fr example, its Chang’e 5 prbe returned t the earth carrying mn rcks. Thse were the first mn samples brught t the earth since the 1970s.
1．The meaning f the underlined wrd “l(fā)aunched” in the first paragraph is the clsest t “________”.
A．sent upB．landedC．taken ffD．set up
2．Which mdule is the astrnauts’ living area in?
A．Tianhe.B．Wentian.C．Mengtian.D．It is nt mentined.
3．When was China’s largest spacecraft launched?
A．In 2020.B．In April 2021.
C．In July 2022.D．On Nvember 1st, 2022.
4．Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
A．N mre mdules can be dcked with Tiangng in the future.
B．Chang’e 5 prbe brught mn rcks back t the earth in 2020.
C．China created Tiangng space statin tgether with Eurpean Space Agency.
D．Chinese astrnauts can’t use rbtic arms t run experiments frm inside Tiangng.
（2023·安徽·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Seagrass, an underwater plant that grws n the cean flr, is very imprtant fr sea life. It als helps prevent glbal warming by string carbn, a harmful gas. Hwever, scientists dn’t knw exactly hw much seagrass is at the bttm f the cean. With the help f tiger sharks, a team f researchers has discvered the wrld’s largest seagrass meadw（grassland）n the seaflr near the Bahamas.
Seagrass meadws are hme t many different kinds f fish, shellfish, and s n. Large sea animals, such as sharks, als spend a lt f time there lking fr fd. Seagrass can grw in very deep and dark waters, making it difficult t find. But sharks can dive deep int the water and get t the areas peple cannt reach.
After nticing tiger sharks swimming thrugh seagrass ff the Bahamas, an American scientist wrked with a seagrass expert, trying t map the lcatins f the plants. The researchers fitted seven tiger sharks with cameras. Since tiger sharks swim in grups, they placed satellite tracking tags（衛(wèi)星跟蹤器）n eight ther sharks t find ut exactly where the animals swam. They cllected hurs f vides f the tiger sharks swimming thrugh seagrass.
The researchers fund mre seagrass grwing near the Bahamas than they expected—in fact, they believe that there is mre seagrass there than anywhere else n Earth. The new finding increased the ttal number f seagrass knwn t exist by 41%. Hwever, mre research is needed t discver the true size f the seagrass meadw.
Scientists ften depend n findings frm divers and bats t study abut the underwater wrld, but this team fund that wrking with animals imprved their understanding. They are nw placing cameras n sea turtles t study seagrass in the Red Sea. Hpefully, mre mysteries abut seagrass will be slved.
5．What are the scientists studying accrding t the passage?
A．Sharks.B．The Bahamas.C．Seagrass.D．The Red Sea.
6．Which italic（斜體）wrd has the same meaning as the underlined wrd “map” in Paragraph 3?
A．Is there a map f China in the classrm?
B．Amy mapped ut her plans n the new prject.
C．It is the West lake that really puts Hangzhu n the map.
D．The plice have successfully mapped where the missing by is.
7．What is Paragraph 4 mainly abut?
A．The reasn fr the study.B．The methd t d the research.
C．The finding f the research.D．The difficulty in carrying ut the study.
8．Why des the writer write the passage?
A．T tell the imprtance f saving seagrass.
B．T express the strng lve fr tiger sharks.
C．T share a new way f ding undersea research.
D．T intrduce a special prject n glbal warming.
（2023·重慶·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The Chinese pingfeng (flding screen) is an ancient inventin and traditinal Chinese furniture (家具). Its earliest cmmn use dates frm the Han Dynasty. The term pingfeng means prtectin frm wind, shwing its purpse at the very beginning.
As time passes, it has been made int different sizes with clurful paintings. On screens usually appears a dragn. It’s a symbl f light, grwth and life-giving water. It als stands fr nbility and pwer. The peacck, a beautiful bird, can be seen n screens, t. It’s a symbl f everlasting life. Beautiful flwers, which mean wealth and gd luck, are als chsen as a ppular design f the pingfeng. All the designs carry peple’s beautiful wishes.
Behind the pingfeng lies an interesting stry. In the past the unmarried daughter f a rich family was nt suppsed t see r be seen by men except her father, brthers r very clse male cusins. When an admirer paid a visit hwever, she might take a secret lk at him frm a screen behind which she wuld be cmpletely hidden. Her father wuld discuss pems with the yung man and ask him t create ne. If the daughter and her father were satisfied with the yung man’s pem and his lks, she might agree t take him as a husband.
Tday the pingfeng is back in fashin fr its beauty and its practical (實際的) use as furniture. Acting as a mving wall r divider, it can be the perfect match (相配) fr mdern sfas and walls, which adds style t them.
The pingfeng is mre than beautiful furniture.
9．What was the pingfeng used fr at the very beginning?
A．Prtecting peple frm wind.B．Dividing a rm.
C．Making a rm beautiful.D．Hiding a persn.
10．Which design is a symbl f wealth and gd luck?
A．The dragn.B．The peacck.C．The water.D．The flwers.
11．Hw des the writer develp his idea in Paragraph 2?
A．By telling a stry.B．By giving examples.
C．By cmparing differences.D．By explaining the result.
12．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．The Practical Use f the Pingfeng
B．A Beautiful Stry f the Pingfeng
C．Old Pingfeng in Mdem Hmes
D．The Hidden Beauty f the Pingfeng
（2023·重慶·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Squirrels(松鼠) are cute and interesting animals that can be fund in many parts f the wrld. They are knwn fr their lng tails, big teeth, and the ability t climb trees.
They can jump up t 6 meters in height, and they can run up t 32 kilmeters every hur.
Squirrels have sft bdies. Their eyes are high n their small heads and a replaced n each side s they can see wide and far withut having t turn arund. This ften helps them get ut f danger.
Squirrels have fur big teeth in the frnt f their muth that keep grwing all thrugh their lives. They are knwn fr their lve f nuts(堅果), and they can eat as much fd as their bdy weight each week. They will ften keep nuts in the grund fr the lng winter mnths. Many peple think that squirrels nly eat nuts, but this isn’t true. They als like t eat plants, fruits, eggs, small animals and even yung snakes.
One funny thing is that squirrels are gd at planting trees. They hide the fruits f ak trees, but ften frget where they put them. In the end, the frgtten fruits becme big trees.
13．Hw high can squirrels jump?
A．6 meters.B．6 kilmeters.C．32 meters.D．32 kilmeters.
14．What d squirrels have?
A．Shrt tails.B．Big teeth.C．Cld bdies.D．Big heads.
15．Why d squirrels keep nuts in the grund?
A．T eat in winter.B．T plant trees.C．T lse sme weight.D．T have fun.
16．In which part f a magazine can yu prbably read this passage?
A．Art.B．Sprts.C．Animals.D．Histry.
（2023·重慶·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
D yu lve ygurt? Hmemade ygurt tastes delicius, and making ygurt is easy and fun. Let’s have a try!
17．What des the writer think f making ygurt?
A．Difficult and bring.B．Easy and fun.
C．Difficult but fun.D．Easy but bring.
18．What is the first step t make ygurt?
A．Pur the milk int a pt.B．Mix the milk and ygurt starter.
C．Add sme hney r fruit.D．Cver the pt t keep it warm.
19．Hw lng will yu wait befre the ygurt is ready?
A．4 hurs.B．6 hurs.C．9 hurs.D．12 hurs.
（2023·湖北隨州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Yu are always tld t wash yur hands befre yu eat. Yu knw yu must wash yur hands after ging t the bathrm. Yu shuld wash yur hands many times during the day. D yu knw hw t wash yur hands crrectly?
Always use sap t wash yur hands. After turning n the tap (水龍頭) and wetting yur hands, yu can rub (摩擦) yur hands with sap. Sap may nt kill all the germs (細(xì)菌), but it can wash away the il n yur skin. As the il is washed away, the germs will leave yur hands and g away.
Yu shuld wash yur hands fr 15-20 secnds. Hw d yu knw the length (長度) f 15-20 secnds? Yu can sing ABC Sng. By the time yu get t the last nte, yur hands will be clean!
Rub yur hands tgether. Yu can use ne hand t rub the back f the ther hand and then exchange tw hands. Yu als need t rub between yur fingers. Dn’t frget t rub under and arund yur fingernails.
Maybe yur hands dn’t lk dirty, but there are germs n them. Germs are t small fr yu t see. They are n yur hands all the time. Many illnesses are caused by germs, s yu shuld ften wash yur hands.
20．Why des the writer mentin ABC Sng?
A．Because it is the mst ppular sng in the wrld.
B．Because everyne can sing this sng very well.
C．Because washing hands is as easy as singing ABC Sng.
D．Because yu can sing this sng t knw the length f washing hands.
21．The underlined wrd “nte” in Paragraph 3 means “________” in Chinese.
A．音符B．注釋C．筆記D．便條
22．Which f the fllwing is NOT mentined in the passage?
A．Using sap t wash yur hands.
B．Using a clean twel (毛巾) t dry yur hands.
C．Washing yur hands fr abut 20 secnds.
D．Rubbing under and arund yur fingernails.
23．Accrding t the passage, yu can knw ________.
A．why yu shuld ften wash hands
B．what the best sap peple usually use is
C．what kind f germs there are n yur hands
D．hw many germs there are n yur hands
24．What des the passage mainly talk abut?
A．Hw t stay healthy.B．Hw t prtect yur fingers.
C．Hw t wash hands crrectly.D．Hw t keep away frm germs.
（2023·甘肅天水·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Pencils and Pens
閱讀以上材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容回答其后各個小題。
25．A ________ described a pencil in 1565.
A．CanadianB．GermanC．SwissD．Japanese
26．The first pens were ________.
A．feathersB．stneC．graphiteD．wden
27．One pencil can write ________ English wrds.
A．1,795B．50,000C．55D．1,943
28．Which f the fllwing is NOT true?
A．A funtain pen can hld ink inside it.
B．Ballpint pen are gd fr writing in airplanes.
C．Funtain pens may leak ink.
D．Birs’ cmpany bught Bic.
29．What’s the main idea f this passage?
A．We use pens and pencils every day.
B．There were many kinds f pens befre ballpint pens.
C．Pens and pencils are very useful inventins.
D．Pens were invented earlier than pencils.
（2023·河北·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
D yu d team prjects at schl? I d a lt. I enjy team prjects because I like sharing ideas with ther peple. Of curse, team activities aren’t always easy. Yu need t knw hw t wrk well tgether. Here are sme suggestins t make team wrk easier.
Try t be psitive (積極的). Everything is easier when yu’re enjying yurself in the team.
30．Hw des the writer begin the text?
A．By telling a stry.B．By asking a questin.
C．By shwing a saying.D．By sending a message.
31．What is the leader’s main jb in the team?
A．Cntrlling the activity time.B．Writing dwn the team’s ideas.
C．Making speeches fr the team.D．Helping the thers make decisins.
32．What shuld yu d after dividing the wrk?
A．Set a clear gal.B．Wrk ut a plan.
C．Decide everyne’s rle.D．Check the teacher’s examples.
33．What is the writer trying t d in the text?
A．Intrduce the teacher’s instructins.B．Give infrmatin abut smaller tasks.
C．Explain the methd t d team prjects.D．Describe the imprtance f creative ideas.
（2023·河北·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Prgress means the act f ging frward. Making any kind f prgress can make us healthy and happy in life. By setting and actively wrking twards ur gals, we can make prgress in ur life.
T make mre prgress in life, start lking at prblems in a different way. Whatever happens, if we think psitively, it can be useful and helpful. We need t knw that prblems are part f ur life. After we slve prblems ne after anther, we can make mre prgress and becme strnger.
Having cnfidence (信心) is helpful fr us t make prgress. Cnfidence cmes frm different places, such as prper educatin, training r having gd relatinships. We shuld als stay with peple wh believe in ur success and actively supprt us. These peple can help push us twards prgress.
Slw prgress is still prgress. Just as the ld saying ges, “It des nt matter hw slwly yu g as lng as yu d nt stp.” Prgress usually cmes a lt mre slwly than we expect. Even if prgress is slw, try nt t be wrried. One imprtant thing is that we keep taking steps twards ur gals, and anther is that we clearly remember what ur gals are all the time. The actual speed isn’t imprtant.
The rad t prgress is nt always smth. Mst prgress ften cmes with setbacks alng the way. Smetimes, maybe it feels like we’re taking ne step frward and three steps back, but it wn’t always be like that. Keep ging twards ur gals and we can much mre easily make the prgress we want.
Prgress desn’t always happen in a straight line. As lng as we keep wrking, we will achieve higher levels.
34．What des prgress make us d?
A．Set lifelng gals.B．G frward easily.
C．Live healthily and happily.D．Think abut new things.
35．What des Paragraph 3 tell us?
A．We shuld supprt different peple.B．Sme peple can push us t failure.
C．Cnfidence helps us make prgress.D．Different schls expect the same prgress.
36．What des the writer say abut slw prgress?
A．It ften ges smthly.B．It still means prgress.
C．It smetimes stps prgress.D．It always gives us a clear mind.
37．Which wrd is clse t the underlined wrd “setbacks”?
A．Prizes.B．Advantages.C．Excuses.D．Difficulties.
38．Which can be a prper title fr the text?
A．Ideas abut Making PrgressB．Keys t Speeding up Prgress
C．Meanings f Having CnfidenceD．Suggestins n Relatinships
（2023·山東泰安·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Many peple may thrw away the pits inside fruits after eating them, but inheritrs f nut carving（核雕繼承人）have turned them int artwrks instead.
Weifang nut carving ges back t the Qing Dynasty. During that time, an ld imperial craftsman（皇家手藝人）Wang Dayan spread the skill t the lcal peple in Shandng Prvince. Craftsmen back then ften used peach pits（桃核）t shw ff their artistic skills. Because f the high level f carving skills needed, the traditinal culture and its rich artistic theme, Weifang nut carving was listed as a natinal intangible cultural heritage（國家非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)）in 2008.
“One nut, frm 0.8 t 6 centimeters lng, can be made int fan pendants, earrings, buttns, seals and s n,” said Tan Wanhai, 48, an inheritr f Weifang nut carving. Tan has studied the art f nut carving fr 25 years and has created many nut carvings.
Hwever, the craftsman als said that bringing this kind f artwrk t life is nt easy. “Unlike sme pits like live（橄欖）pits which have a flat surface, each peach pit has its wn special texture（質(zhì)地）like human fingerprints, “ Tan said, adding, that, craftsmen have t study each peach pit t carefully plan ut their artwrk.
Nut carving craftsmen als need t have knwledge in many areas. Accrding t Tan, they have t master skills in painting, seal carving and calligraphy frm many traditinal cultures.
Thanks t their creative design and fresh ideas, Weifang nut carving artwrks have been increasingly welcmed by peple in China. Mre peple are learning the art and have even becme inheritrs t pass dwn the skill t yung peple.
“Nw, the number f inheritrs is abut 1,000. But I believe it culd be bigger. Mre craftsmen nw give up the traditin f passing dwn the skill nly thrugh the family and pen it up t anyne wh is interested in learning the skill,” said Tan.
39．Weifang nut carving was listed as a natinal intangible cultural heritage because f ________.
①the high level f carving skills needed ②its rich artistic theme
③the traditinal culture ④the ppularity arund the wrld
A．①②③B．②③④C．①②④D．①②③④
40．What des the furth paragraph mainly tell us?
A．The cultural value f nut carving.B．The knwledge craftsmen have t master.
C．The inheritr and his carving artwrks.D．Difficulties craftsmen have.
41．What can we learn abut the passage?
A．Weifang nut carving ges back t the Ming Dynasty.
B．Tan thinks there culd be mre inheritrs f nut carving.
C．Mre craftsmen nw give up the traditin f passing dwn the skill.
D．Each peach pit has a flat surface and it’s easy t carve n it.
42．What culd be the best title fr the passage?
A．Tan’s Nut Carving AchievementsB．Amazing Artwrks in China
C．Carving Artwrks ut f NutD．The Histry f Nut Carving
（2023·山東泰安·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The mvie Hme Cming tk the lead in the bx ffice(票房) during the Natinal Day hliday in 2022.
It tells a stry that happened in Nrth Africa. After a war breaks ut there, tw Chinese diplmats(外交官) are rdered t help evacuate the verseas Chinese. After cmpleting the first task successfully, they learn that anther grup f Chinese citizens(公民) are still in great danger. Realizing that these peple will die if they dn’t give a hand, the tw men travel thrugh the war area. They risk their lives t help ver 100 Chinese citizens g t a safe place. The mvie nt nly shws hw the tw diplmats prtect the peple with curage, but als shws their deep lve fr the cuntry and peple.
Hme Cming reminds many peple f a similar real event which truly happened in Libya in 2011. Chinese Embassy(大使館) helped the evacuatin f mre than 30,000 Chinese citizens. Behind this event were many effrts f Chinese diplmats. After watching the film, a man recalled his persnal experience. “We are the lucky nes because we have a strng cuntry and are well prtected,” he said.
Hme Cming is a success partly because f the grwing natinal pride and cnfidence Chinese peple have in ur cuntry. A cmment(評論) reads, “Chinese passprt might nt get yu anywhere yu want, but it can always bring yu back hme.”
43．The mvie Hme Cming is abut a stry that happened in ________.
A．Nrth AmericaB．Suth AmericaC．Suth AfricaD．Nrth Africa
44．What des the underlined wrd “evacuate” mean in the secnd paragraph?
A．躲藏B．逃避C．撤離D．評價
45．Hw many Chinese citizens were evacuated in the real event in 2011?
A．Over ne hundred.B．Over thirty thusand.
C．Over three millin.D．Over three thusand.
46．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is NOT right?
A．The tw diplmats prtect the peple with curage.
B．The tw diplmats lve the cuntry and peple deeply.
C．We Chinese have a strng cuntry and are well prtected.
D．Chinese passprt can get yu anywhere yu want.
（2023·山西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）請閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出一個最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。
47．Xining t Lhasa Railway is called “the way t the sky” because ________.
A．mst f it is ver 4,000 meters
B．it gives travellers a feeling f flying
C．there are many high muntains alng it
48．Mr. Green and his wife are planning a train trip frm Chengdu t Kunming, they shuld pay ________ fr their secnd-class tickets.
A．781 yuanB．975 yuan C．551.5 yuan
49．As fr Chengdu t Kunming Railway, we can knw that .
A．it is abut 2,000 kilmeters lng
B．it has been in service fr 70 years
C．the gegraphy alng the line is special
50．The railway frm Lhasa t Rikaze makes it easier fr travellers t see ________.
A．Qinghai LakeB．Gelgical MuseumC．Munt Qmlangma
51．The three wnderful railway lines ________.
A．g acrss Tibet all the way
B．run frm the east t the west f China
C．take us t enjy the beauty f ur mtherland
（2023·湖南岳陽·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
52．Hw many river prpises are living in Dngting Lake?
A．Arund 170.B．Arund 162.C．Arund 137.
53．What’s the weight f an adult Milu deer?
A．Abut 250 kils.B．Abut 110 kils.C．Abut 90 kils.
54．Migratry birds cme t Dngting Lake in ________.
A．springB．a(chǎn)utumnC．winter
（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
C919, China’s self-develped large passenger plane, started its first cmmercial flight（商業(yè)飛行）frm Shanghai t Beijing n May 28, 2023. The flight, run by China Eastern Airlines, tk ff as MU9191 at 10:32 a. m. frm Shanghai Hngqia Internatinal Airprt with 128 passengers n bard. It is due t land at Beijing Capital Internatinal Airprt.
The C919 prject began in 2007. Develped by the Cmmercial Aircraft Crpratin f China, Ltd., the first C919 airplane rlled ff the prductin line in Shanghai in Nvember, 2015. In 2017, the plane finished its first flight.
55．When did C919 start its first cmmercial flight?
A．In 2015.B．In 2017.C．In 2023.
56．Where did the flight MU9191 take ff?
A．Shanghai.B．Tianjin.C．Beijing.
（2023·湖北武漢·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Bert wn a natinal prize called Yung Heres fr his “green” prject. This public-spirited yung persn was nw a university student. His lve fr insects grew deeper and he was prtecting them fr the future.
_________. When he was arund 4 r 5, he always lved t watch different insects, especially beautiful swallwtails(鳳蝶). One interesting fact he learned abut swallwtails was that their bright clrs warned hungry animals that they tasted bad. And it was als fun t watch hw they came int being. But the reasn he really fell in lve with them was that they were very accessible. Fr example, if yu wanted t attract (吸引) swallwtails, yu planted sme zinnias, a kind f bright flwers.
Bert started a zinnia garden at his huse, where he raised a large number f swallwtails ver the years. With the wrld’s swallwtail ppulatin falling, Bert wanted peple t realize that if insects like swallwtails disappeared, s wuld all the thers abve them n the fd chain. T make the fact clear and easy t understand fr ther students, he als created a zinnia garden at his junir high schl.
Part f the jy fr Bert was watching the yunger students get excited when running after swallwtails. “Whenever a swallwtail lands n them, the yung students will sn fall in lve with these cute insects. They develp a new appreciatin fr them,” he said.
Bert put his effrts int the envirnmental educatinal prject and made it take flight.
57．After Bert was hnred with Yung Heres, _________.
A．he ften gave speeches in public
B．he set up his “green” prject
C．he became interested in swallwtails
D．he went n prtecting insects
58．Which f the fllwing can be put in _________?
A．Bert saved many swallwtails
B．Bert had a dull childhd
C．Bert fund his lve early in life
D．Bert made a hard decisin
59．The underlined wrd “accessible” in paragraph 2 means “_________”.
A．dangerus t feedB．easy t get clse t
C．hard t raiseD．safe t reach
60．The main reasn fr Bert t create a zinnia garden at schl was _________.
A．t watch students have fun
B．t make his schl mre beautiful
C．t stp swallwtails frm disappearing
D．t help kids learn abut swallwtails
61．What wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．A Bright FlwerB．A Flying PrjectC．A Green GardenD．A Warning Actin
（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Have yu ever nticed plastic waste everywhere in yur cmmunity? Dr. Abubacar Kamp has. He was living in C?te d’Ivire, a cuntry n the cast f West Africa, where plastic is a big envirnmental prblem, cmpared with water and air pllutin. C?te d’Ivire’s biggest city, Abidjan, prduces mre than 300 tns f plastic rubbish a day, and nly abut 5% is recycled. “Hw can we turn plastic int smething useful?” Kamp wndered.
S Kamp, wh wrks fr UNICEF, the United Natins Children’s Fund, ggled, researched, and then nticed a cmpany in Clmbia, a cuntry in Suth America. Plastic pllutin is a prblem there, t. Cncepts Plástics, the Clmbian cmpany that Kamp read abut nline, recycles plastic waste and turns it int big, Leg-like bricks（磚）fr building schls and huses.
Next, Kamp went t Clmbia t learn abut the cmpany in persn. He tured schls that were built with its bricks and the factry where the bricks were made. “Cncepts Plástics gave us a slutin.” Kamp said. He thught it culd help with mre than just the plastic prblem. It culd als imprve children’s educatin.
Accrding t UNICEF, 1.6 millin children in C?te d’Ivire dn’t g t schl. One reasn is that there aren’t enugh classrms. Fr kids wh d g t schl, classrms are ften very crwded. Kids ften sit n the flr and can’t stand up because there isn’t rm t mve arund.
In 2018, UNICEF built its first classrms in Abidjan, using bricks prduced in Clmbia by Cncepts Plástics. Right away, the lcal educatin imprved a lt. Peple culdn’t believe it at the beginning, that the classrms were made f plastic. But nw all the parents want their children in these classrms. By the end f 2021 UNICEF had built 528 classrms in C?te d’Ivire. The new Cncepts Plástics factry in Abidjan will sn be prducing bricks frm rubbish cllected in children’s playgrunds and n the beach.
The envirnmental influence is huge. Kamp says it takes abut five and a half tns f plastic and just a few weeks t build a classrm. Unlike traditinal building, n cement（水泥）is needed. “It’s just a hammer（錘子）and thse bricks.” he added.
62．What is the main prblem C?te d’Ivire faces?
A．Plastic pllutin.B．Water pllutin.C．Air pllutin.
63．What can we learn abut Cncepts Plástics?
A．It’s a cmpany in West Africa.
B．It recycles plastic waste nline.
C．It ffers bricks fr building the classrms in Abidjan.
64．Which f the fllwing best describes the parents abut their kids’ future in Paragraph 5?
A．Dubtful.B．Excited.C．Surprised.
65．Hw many tns f plastic are needed t build a classrm?
A．Abut 5.5 tns.B．Only abut 15 tns.C．Mre than 300 tns.
66．Which f the fllwing wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A．Building Green
B．An intrductin t Kamp
C．C?te d’Ivire’s Envirnmental Prblem
（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
On June 3, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service（USFWS）annunced that it wuld prtect the triclred bats. The animal wuld be listed under the Endangered Species Act. This fllws a similar annuncement, made in March, t prtect the endangered nrthern lng-eared bats. The tw kinds f bats are in danger, mainly because f an illness called white-nse syndrme（綜合癥）.
“Bats play such an imprtant rle in keeping a healthy ecsystem.” USFWS directr Martha Williams said. “But white-nse syndrme is destrying bats.” she added.
White-nse syndrme is caused by a fungus（真菌）. It is knwn t influence nly bats, shwing up n the animal’s nse and wings. The fungus grws in places that are cld, dark, and wet, like caves. As it hurts a bat’s skin, the animal’s behavir starts t change. The bat becmes mre active than nrmal, wasting the energy it needs t live.
Wrldwide, there are mre than 1, 400 kinds f bats. Mst bats are insectivres, which means they eat insects. In a single night, bats can eat insects f “up t half their weight.” This is gd news fr farmers, since bats eat insects that harm crps. Accrding t the USFWS, the animals help U.S. farmers save mre than $3 billin a year in insect cntrl.
Nwadays there is n treatment fr white-nse syndrme. But scientists are develping ways t help bats. A 2018 study fund that a special light can kill the fungus. Researchers are als testing a fungus-fighting thing that can be placed arund areas where bats live. And they’re wrking n a vaccine（疫苗）. Lcal villagers als prvide suggestins. One example: set bat bxes. The USFWS says it will annunce a decisin abut hw t list the triclred bats by late 2023. A decisin abut the nrthern lng-eared bats is expected next mnth.
67．Why are the triclred bats and the lng-eared bats in danger?
A．Because f a special illness.
B．Because f their fd.
C．Because f their living cnditins.
68．Hw des the fungus kill a bat at last?
A．By changing a bat’s behavir.
B．By hurting a bat’s skin.
C．By wasting the energy a bat needs t live.
69．Why are bats helpful t farmers in the USA?
A．Because bats eat insects that harm crps.
B．Because there are mre than 1, 400 kinds f bats.
C．Because bats cst them mre than $3 billin each year.
70．What are the researchers ding t fight against the white-nse syndrme?
A．They are testing a special light.
B．They are wrking n a vaccine.
C．They are setting bat bxes.
71．What is the article mainly abut?
A．A white-nse syndrme.B．Kinds f bats.C．Bats in danger.
（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）D Kids Need Hmewrk?
Schl is a big part f life, nt just fr kids but fr their families. There are many reprts and discussins abut what’s best fr students. Everyne has their wn pinins. And they dn’t always agree.
D kids need hmewrk? It depends. Sme readers frm a famus magazine, think that the extra（額外的）wrk reviews what they have learnt in class. And it als helps teachers find where students need mre help. Others say hmewrk adds t students’ stress and takes time away frm exercise r learning smething new. In rder t knw what kind f hmewrk kids shuld d and hw much kids need, the magazine interviewed several kids.
Karen, 9
Kids need hmewrk. When they learn smething new in schl, reviewing it at hme helps them remember it. Our hmewrk gives ur teachers valuable infrmatin. It tells them hw much students are paying attentin in class and wh needs extra help.
Michael, 9
In my pinin, giving students hmewrk is a bad idea. After schl kids need experiences that build a healthy mind and bdy. Hmewrk is nt suppsed t stress kids ut. When there is t much hmewrk, students d prly in hmewrk. In fact, ding hmewrk prly is wrse than ding n hmewrk. As lng as students are wrking hard in class, it’s best nt t give them extra wrk.
Rbert, 8
Kids need hmewrk. But that depends. Middle and high schl students can d mre hmewrk. At my schl, primary students get hmewrk, but nt t much. My teacher might ask us t learn spelling wrds at hme, and each week we’ll be given a test.
Susan, 11
Kids dn’t need hmewrk. They’re learning fr six hurs a day at schl. Adding anther hur f wrk fr kids t d at hme is just having them repeat what they’ve been ding all day. Besides, hmewrk takes time away frm activities like team sprts. These are just as imprtant as schlwrk, because they keep kids active.
72．What did the magazine d abut hmewrk?
A．It had a discussin.B．It did a reprt.C．It made an interview.
73．Wh supprts the idea f giving students hmewrk?
A．Karen.B．Michael.C．Susan.
74．What will happen when hmewrk is t much accrding t Paragraph 4?
A．Students will d n hmewrk.
B．Students will d hmewrk prly.
C．Students will build a healthy mind and bdy.
75．What is Rbert’s pinin abut hmewrk?
A．Primary students dn’t need t d hmewrk.
B．High schl students can d mre hmewrk.
C．Hmewrk just repeats what is learned in class.
76．What des “These” refer t（指代）in the last paragrapgh?
A．Kids.B．Subjects.C．Activities like team sprts.
（2023·湖北武漢·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
When the famus scientist Albert Einstein was 16 years ld, he imagined himself riding alngside a beam (束) f light. He used this picture in mind t help him when wrking ut the “thery f relativity(相對論)”. “Imaginatin is mre imprtant than knwledge,” said Einstein.
Daydreaming, called “thught experiments” by Einstein, can make yu have wild imaginings, like flying arund in space. It lets yur mind walk slwly arund ideas, memries and experiences that aren’t happening right nw. It means thinking ahead t a hliday r remembering hw much yu enjyed a birthday party. Accrding t China’s health authrities(權(quán)威機(jī)構(gòu)), daydreaming fr a while each day can imprve yur health and creativity.
Disappearing int a daydream lets yur mind escape when things are difficult. It helps yu deal with wrries and fears. Fr example, imagining hw yu’re ging t speak up in class is like practicing the scene in yur head, which can make yu feel calmer. Daydreaming als inspires creativity and lets yu find new wrlds where there are n limits (限制) t what yu can d r wh yu are. Gu Qiang, an expert in thughts and feelings, thinks we shuld all make time t daydream. “Thinking fr pleasure can be a pwerful tl t shape ur feelings,” he said.
Hwever, try nt t let yur mind be absent when yu need t fcus (聚焦) in class r crss the rad. Instead, find a time when yu dn’t have t fcus n anything, like ging fr a walk r brushing yur teeth. Gu suggests yu can start by fcusing n a happy memry r imagining a future success, like scring a gal in the Wrld Cup.
T encurage creativity, think abut interesting ideas and see where yur mind takes yu. Research shws that peple ften cme up with mre slutins t prblems after they’ve taken a break. S next time yu’re stuck with hmewrk, stp fr a mment and see where yur daydreams take yu.
77．Which writing skill is used in paragraph 1?
A．Giving an example.B．Raising a questin.C．Listing numbers.D．Cmparing facts.
78．Daydreaming can make peple _________.
A．fly arundB．walk slwlyC．think freelyD．be absent-minded
79．Gu Qiang first suggests _________.
A．escaping frm the hard timeB．lking fr new wrlds
C．finding time t imagineD．fcusing n success
80．What is mentined in paragraph 4?
A．The steps t daydream.
B．The things t daydream f.
C．The reasns fr daydreaming.
D．The meanings f daydreaming.
81．Daydreaming is talked abut _________.
A．t remind peple t have a mind break
B．t suggest living at the mment
C．t find slutins t hmewrk prblems
D．t shw a science research result
（2023·重慶·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
① Green is the clr f nature and the symbl f life. Fr thusands f years, humans have fllwed the laws f nature t live in harmny (和諧) with nature.
② That has been seen in ancient Chinese huses. Ancient Chinese ften built their hmes at the ft f the muntain with a river running nearby. The muntains culd stp the cld wind frm the nrth and the river prvided water fr life. Mst huses were als built facing suth r west s that the rms were able t get enugh sunshine in winter and keep cl in summer.
③ In mdern times, humans didn’t fllw the laws f nature during fast develpment. Luckily, it’s never t late t make changes.
④ Green develpment is the gal f all cuntries. On April 23, 2016, China signed the Paris Agreement n climate change, giving a strng push t the internatinal effrts against glbal (全球的) warming.
⑤ Als in China, the gvernment added green develpment t the cuntry’s wrk plans. Frm 1999 t the end f 2018, by carrying ut Mther River Prtectin Operatin, China raised 600 millin yuan t build ver 5,700 green prjects. Thrugh internatinal cperatin (合作), ver 98.32 millin trees were planted acrss China.
⑥ Denmark is a leading cuntry in wind and slar technlgies. This year Denmark has started the “Pwer-t-X” plan, prviding abut 1.25 billin krner (abut 1.27 billin yuan) fr prjects prducing hydrgen (氫氣).
⑦ Builders acrss the wrld are als playing a rle in green develpment. In Chicag, pressed newspaper, recycled glass and plastic are used n buildings. In Bali, the green schl is made frm bamb. The schl gets its electricity (電) frm slar panels (太陽能電池板), water pwer and a generatr that burns farm waste.
⑧ Fllwing the laws f nature is the nly way ut. A small mve in ne cuntry may influence the glbal cmmunity as a whle. Let’s jin ur hands t make the wrld a better place fr nw and future.
82．What d we knw abut the ancient Chinese huses?
A．They were built n the muntains.B．They were built far frm rivers.
C．They were built facing suth r west.D．They were built t get enugh wind.
83．Hw des the writer develp his idea in Paragraph 7?
A．By explaining the results.B．By raising questins.
C．By cmparing differences.D．By giving examples.
84．Which f the fllwing wuld the writer agree with?
A．Everyne is part f the green develpment.
B．Green buildings are the future f the wrld.
C．Green develpment is just prtecting nature.
D．The future f humans depends n technlgy.
85．Which is the best structure f this passage?
A．B．
C．D．
（2023·山東濱州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
D yu ften ask questins? Children are knwn fr wanting answers t many questins because curisity (好奇心) is part f human nature. Bks and TV shws ften depend n curisity. Peple keep reading r watching because they want t find ut what happens.
As we all knw, curisity prvides many advantages. Many f histry’s greatest discveries were made by curius peple. Peple wndered hw things wrked and hw wrk culd be dne mre quickly. Thanks t their curisity, peple nw knw far mre abut the wrld and have useful technlgy t help them. Even if yu dn’t plan t be an inventr r researcher, curisity can still help yu in the classrm. If yu develp the curisity f learning, classes will becme mre interesting. Yu will be gd at them because yu enjy the prcess f learning. Even if yu’re n lnger a student, curisity will make yu an able wrker.
What will yu d if yu’re nt already curius? Luckily, curisity is a skill that can be imprved. Often, the mre yu learn abut a tpic, the mre interesting it becmes. T imprve yur curisity, get infrmatin frm as many surces (來源) as pssible when yu learn abut a tpic. At the same time, read all kinds f bks, watch r listen t speeches and ask questins. Dn’t always get infrmatin in the same way. Instead, learn t understand the facts that different peple knw.
Dn’t assume yu already knw everything. Instead, search fr ther pssibilities and pinins. Remember, everyne knws smething that yu dn’t knw. Find ut what it is, and ask abut it. This lets yu learn smething and makes the ther peple happy by sharing their knwledge. Let’s try t becme peple wh are full f curisity.
86．Children like t ask questins because ________.
A．they are brn with natural curisity
B．they dn’t knw abut the human nature
C．they are knwn fr reading and watching
D．they dn’t want t find the answers by themselves
87．What can curisity help yu in the classrm?
A．It can make yu cleverer than befre.
B．It can make the classes easier fr yu.
C．It can help yu enjy the prcess f learning.
D．It can help yu feel relaxed in the classrm.
88．Which can be helpful t imprve yur curisity?
A．Reading nly ne kind f bk.
B．Shwing thers yur knwledge.
C．Getting infrmatin in the same way.
D．Getting infrmatin frm as many surces as yu can.
89．What des the underlined wrd “assume” mean?
A．Wrry.B．Think.C．Wnder.D．Frget.
90．What’s the best title f the passage?
A．Try t Be CuriusB．Make Others Happy
C．Learn t Ask QuestinsD．Great Discveries Made by Curius Peple
（2023·重慶·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
It’s ften believed that nly grwn-ups can make a difference. Is it true? Teen Vgue interviewed sme teenagers acrss the wrld. Get ready t be inspired (啟發(fā)).
16-year-ld Michael started using scial media (t cheer up teenagers f his age t fllw their dreams n his baseball blgs. Michael als wrte abut sprts peple and hw they wuld face their challenges.
Lesein, 14 years ld, first learned abut climate change when he was twelve years ld. His hme cuntry f Kenya lses abut 29,650 acres f frest each year.
With a deep lve f sccer, Lesein started Trees fr Gals, planting a tree fr every gal he scred in a match. Later the schl’s sccer and basketball teams all fllwed him. In 2019, almst 1,000 trees in frests utside f Nairbi were planted. Nw the gvernment prvides trees fr them t plant.
Alexis Lewis, a 15-year-ld inventr, designed a simple wheelchair with bamb t help pr peple wh need t transprt children many miles t hspitals. Anther inventin f his is a special mask which can be thrwn thrugh a windw f a smke-filled building t peple inside.
Alexis said, “Peple are dying because they can’t be saved in time. Anther reasn why I want t invent smething is that I lve physics and I use it t imprve technlgies.” Alexis als tld ur reprter that he wanted children t knw that ▲ .
These yung peple are certainly shining examples t shw yu’re never t yung t make a difference.
91．Hw did Michael influence ther teenagers?
A．By fllwing his dream.B．By using scial media.
C．By talking t teenagers.D．By playing baseball.
92．What did Lesein d t help fight climate change?
A．He started Trees fr Gals and kept planting trees.
B．He fllwed sccer and basketball teams t plant trees.
C．He planted almst 1,000 bambs utside f his schl.
D．He used scial media t call n ther children t plant trees.
93．Which f the fllwing can be put in the ▲ ?
A．a(chǎn) small dream can make a big change t the whle wrld
B．inventrs can be everybdy wh’s ever tried t slve a prblem
C．we all shuld start planting trees t make the earth a better place
D．yu dn’t have t be an inventr unless yu are gd enugh
94．What is the best title fr this passage?
A．The Ways t Make a DifferenceB．Teenagers Are the Future f the Wrld
C．An Interview with TeenagersD．Teenagers Can Make Changes t the Wrld
（2023·山東濱州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Shwing respect fr senirs
Dads have Father’s Day. Mms have Mther’s Day. Kids have Children’s Day. But, d ur grandparents have a special hliday? Yes, they d!
The Duble Ninth Festival is a special day fr elderly peple in China. The festival is n the ninth day f the ninth mnth f the lunar calendar. As the Chinese wrd fr nine has the same sund as the wrd fr lng, peple take the Duble Ninth Festival t shw their wishes f lng life fr elderly peple.
There are many traditins fr this festival. On that day, families get tgether and climb muntains fr luck and in the hpe that elderly peple will live much lnger. They als drink chrysanthemum wine (菊花酒) and wear a plant called zhuyu t celebrate it. Bth chrysanthemum and zhuyu are regarded as clean plants that can clean huses and cure (治療) diseases.
Respecting elderly peple is shwn nt nly n this special day but als in daily life. Fr example, when an lder persn enters a rm, everyne stands up. When there are several guests at the table, the hst usually intrduces them frm the ldest t the yungest. When a yunger persn is presenting smething t an lder persn, tw hands are used. On a crwded subway r bus, yunger peple always ffer their seats t elderly peple.
It is a traditinal virtue (美德) in China t respect elderly peple. That’s because the Chinese knw that elderly peple have knwledge and experience that yung peple can learn frm. S, Chinese peple are prud f being ld. Besides, t respect the elderly peple is t respect yurself tmrrw.
95．The Duble Ninth Festival is a celebratin fr ________.
A．fathersB．mthersC．childrenD．elderly peple
96．Which f the fllwing may NOT be a traditin fr the Duble Ninth Festival?
A．Cleaning huses.B．Wearing the plant zhuyu.
C．Drinking chrysanthemum wine.D．Families climbing muntains tgether.
97．What is Paragraph 4 abut?
A．Why we shuld respect elderly peple.
B．Traditinal ways f celebrating the festival.
C．What yung peple usually d n this festival.
D．Examples f respecting elderly peple in daily life.
98．Which is NOT the crrect way t respect elderly peple?
A．We shuld ffer seats t the ld while taking a bus.
B．We shuld sit straight when the ld cme int a rm.
C．We shuld use duble hands t present things t the ld.
D．We shuld intrduce the ldest persn first while eating at the table.
99．Why are Chinese peple prud f being ld?
A．It means they dn’t have t wrk fr thers.
B．It means they have mre virtues than thers.
C．It means they have knwledge and experience.
D．It means what they did in the past was meaningful.
（2023·山東濱州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Children’s games in ancient China
During ancient times, children didn’t have smart phnes, iPads r cmputers t entertain them. Instead, they came up with interesting games t play in their childhd. Let’s take a lk.
100．Hw can hide-and-seek be played?
A．One plays and thers watch.
B．One must cry and thers laugh.
C．One tries t find and thers hide.
D．One runs and thers try t catch.
101．In ancient China, the earliest kites were made f ________.
A．paperB．metalC．plasticD．wd
102．The game that’s like watching a film is ________.
A．kicking atne ballsB．flying kites
C．watching shadw playsD．playing hide-and-seek
103．Accrding t the passage, the game f kicking a stne ball was ________.
A．ften played in winterB．ppular in Suth China
C．invented in BeijingD．played t keep cl
104．Frm the passage we can learn that ________.
A．Tianjin is famus fr the bird-shaped kite with lng wings
B．the puppets culd mve like peple with the artists’ cntrlling
C．kicking a stne ball was a ppular game befre the Qing Dynasty
D．a(chǎn)ll the children must cver their eyes while playing hide-and-seek
（2023·江蘇蘇州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Cnfucianism (儒家思想) has been fllwed by Chinese peple fr mre than tw thusand years.
T help peple understand hw t behave twards thers, Cnfucianism teaches the Five Cnstants (五常). These are ren, yi, li, zhi and xin. They are general virtues (美德) arund the wrld. The mst imprtant tw are ren and li.
Ren is the feeling f care and lve we shuld have fr thers. Cnfucius explained ren culd best be understd as lving thers. He is famus fr teaching peple “What yu d nt want dne t yurself, d nt d t thers”. It is quite similar t what is knwn in the West as the Glden Rule (treat thers as yu wish t be treated).
While the meaning f ren is easy t understand, li is a little harder t express. It can be thught f as duty r even respect. Generally, li is the way we shuld cnnect with peple in ur everyday life. In Cnfucian writings, discussins abut li include the prper way t drink tea and hw t remember ancestrs (祖先). While ren is mstly abut ur pinins and feelings, li is abut hw we express ur pinins and feelings twards thers and twards the wrld arund us.
Perhaps the mst well-knwn Cnfucian virtue is xia. This is the duty children have t their parents. Xia means lving, respecting, beying and taking care f ne’s parents in their ld age. In Cnfucianism, xia is imprtant fr a harmnius (和諧的) sciety: Withut it, the whle wrld wuld fall int a mess.
105．Which are the mst imprtant f the Five Cnstants?
A．Ren and yi.B．Ren and li.C．Li and xin.D．Yi and zhi.
106．What is the best Chinese fr the underlined sentence in Paragraph 3?
A．博學(xué)于文，約之以禮。B．學(xué)而不思則罔，思而不學(xué)則殆。
C．己所不欲，勿施于人。D．君子和而不同，小人同而不和。
107．Which f the fllwing is an example f li?
A．Building a peaceful sciety.B．Taking care f ne’s children.
C．Obeying rules fr drinking tea.D．Learning all thrugh ne’s life.
108．What des the passage mainly tell us abut Cnfucianism?
A．Its general virtues.B．Its lng histry.
C．Its new challenges.D．Its glden rules.
（2023·江蘇揚(yáng)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
What wuld happen if yu tried t blw a sap (肥皂) bubble in belw-freezing weather? Wuld it freeze and fall t the grund? Wuld yu have t hit it with a stne t break it? These questins came int my mind ne cld winter day. It was t cld t play in the snw, but it was a perfect time t experiment with blwing frzen bubbles.
T blw frzen bubbles, I had t wait until the air utside was very cld. Fr this activity, that meant 10 degrees belw 0 Fahrenheit r clder. I didn’t have the bubble things that cme in a bttle, s I used dish-washing sap. Adding a drp f glycerin made the sap wrk even better. I chse a place ut f the wind, and blew bubbles the same way I always d. I watched t see what wuld happen. Here’s what I learned.
If the temperature is lw enugh, the skin f the bubble frsts (結(jié)霜) ver, becming cludy instead f clear. And what abut thse rainbw swirls (漩渦狀物體) that yu see in sap bubbles? The rainbw clrs stay even (均勻的) when the bubbles frst, but they dn’t spin anymre. The bubbles still flat in the air. They dn’t fall t the grund any faster than they wuld n a warm summer day.
When these frzen bubbles break, they dn’t turn int tiny drps f sap as summer bubbles d. They turn int shiny rainbw pieces and fly slwly t the grund. Smetimes a frzen bubble will rll acrss the snw withut breaking. If it breaks, it may leave a strng bubble skin n the grund. Leave the bubble alne and it may stay there fr a lng time.
Smetimes I culd catch a bubble and hld it until the heat f my hand made it pp.
I learned ne ther thing abut blwing frzen bubbles. It’s s much fun. I want t try it again next year!
109．Hw des the writer begin the passage?
A．By cmparing tw types f bubbles.
B．By describing the freezing cld weather.
C．By asking sme questins abut the subject.
D．By presenting the tls needed t d the experiment.
110．What is this passage mainly abut?
A．Making sap that can wrk even better.
B．Making bubbles that will stay lnger.
C．Inventing a new kind f sap that makes clearer bubbles.
D．Finding ut what happens t bubbles in freezing temperatures.
111．Accrding t the passage, what will happen if yu blw frzen sap bubbles?
A．Cld enugh, the skin f the bubbles will stay clear.
B．When the bubbles frst, the rainbw clrs will spin faster.
C．A frzen bubble may rll acrss the snw withut breaking.
D．When these frzen bubbles break, they turn int tiny drps f sap.
112．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．A science clubB．Brken bubbles
C．A happy childD．Frzen bubbles
（2023·浙江臺州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The race is n t get mre electric cars n the rad. Peple predict that electric cars might be mre cmmn in the future. But accrding t a 2021 survey by Pew Research Center, mre than half f U, S, adults like gas-pwered cars better. They say electric cars are expensive and charging (充電) them is a big prblem. Fr nw, mst peple plan t stick with gas-pwered cars. We ask yung readers what they think abut electric cars.
113．Over half f the American adults agree that electric cars ________ accrding t the survey.
A．have n prblem in chargingB．a(chǎn)re bad fr the envirnment
C．a(chǎn)re expensive and less cnvenientD．can wrk better in cld weather
114．The underlined wrd “pricey” prbably means “________”.
A．fastB．slwC．cheapD．expensive
115．Sandy develps her idea mainly by ________.
A．telling striesB．listing factsC．a(chǎn)sking questinsD．using sayings
116．Which f the fllwing can be the best title fr the passage?
A．Shuld all cars be electric?
B．Will cars be cmmn in the future?
C．Can electric cars help slw climate change?
D．Are gas-pwered cars bad fr the envirnment?
（2023·浙江杭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
We all enjy being part f a grup—there’s n better wrk than teamwrk, right? Actually, I disagree. Teamwrk can be hard. In fact, it was s difficult that I left my ffice jb and started wrking frm hme n my wn. It’s a much better fit fr me, and it has made me think abut why teamwrk can make ur jbs harder rather than easier.
Persnalities (個性) can make teamwrk difficult. There’s ften smene n the team that puts their needs first. The team ften ges alng with this persn, whse ideas might nt be the best, just the ludest. Just ne difficult persnality can make teamwrk hard. Cmbine (結(jié)合) several challenging persnality types, and it’s even harder.
Nt having enugh time tgether can als make teamwrk challenging. Fr example, I was nce n a team where we never had enugh time t meet as a grup. T successfully wrk as a team, yu need time tgether—and lts f it.
A final reasn teamwrk is difficult is because there’s ften n training n hw t wrk n a team. Yu can’t just put peple in a rm and expect them t wrk well with each ther. Yu need t build trust with yur team members. Think f ftball players: They aren’t just given a ball and tld t play. They practice, and they train.
Team can be hard, but wrking alne has its challenges, t. When my cmputer desn’t wrk, I dn’t have an IT persn t turn t. When I have a great idea, I dn’t have anyne t share it with t see if it really is a great idea. Dn’t get me wrng—I still like my team f ne and enjy making all f the imprtant decisins myself. But nw I realize what was wrng with the teamwrk I did in the past and hw gd teamwrk culd be if dne crrectly. And that’s useful infrmatin—because ne day I might want t turn my ME TEAM int a WE TEAM.
117．Why did the writer chse t wrk frm hme n his wn?
A．T keep himself busier.B．T keep himself healthier.
C．T make his jb easier.D．T make his team harder.
118．Which f the fllwing makes teamwrk difficult?
A．Strng persnality.B．Lts f teamwrk time.C．Challenging ideas.D．Clear team rles.
119．What can we learn frm the last paragraph?
A．WE TEAM has hardly any advantages.B．ME TEAM needs a lt f IT engineers.
C．ME TEAM has n challenges fr the writer.D．WE TEAM may be the writer’s chice ne day.
120．What is the purpse f the text?
A．T shw the advantages f teamwrk.B．T tell the imprtance f teamwrk.
C．T intrduce the influence f teamwrk.D．T explain the difficulties f teamwrk.
（2023·重慶·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Teenagers need eight t ten hurs f sleep per night. Hwever, in adlescence (青春期) changes t the bdy’s sleep cycle make it difficult fr teens t fall asleep early. Many cannt fall asleep until 10:30 p.m. r even later and mst f them will feel sleepy if they have t get up t early.
Scientists recmmend that bth middle and high schls begin n earlier than 8:30 a.m. Later schl start times supprt the natural needs f teenagers and increase their sleeping time.
Here are sme ther benefits f later schl start times:
Mre time fr a healthy breakfast
When running late in the mrnings, students are likely t g withut breakfast. With an empty stmach, ne finds it difficult t fcus (集中) in class. When they are always in a hurry, students may frm unhealthy eating habits.
With extra time befre ging t schl, students can eat a well-balanced breakfast and fcus mre n learning.
Fewer behaviral (行為的) prblems
Teens experience md changes as a cmmn result f this special perid f life. Less sleep may cause wrries, stress and unhappiness.
When they get enugh sleep, students are calm and peaceful and their mds d nt change suddenly. They’re less likely t feel wrried, unhappy r get angry. Fr parents, children with mre sleep are easier t live with.
Better perfrmance (表現(xiàn)) in study
Sleep lss hurts attentin, memry and brain develpment. Students with less sleep have difficulty paying attentin in class and are likely t have lwer grades. Students with enugh sleep can be mre energetic during the day and mre willing t learn. They are als less likely t fall asleep in class and mre able t understand what they learn.
In cnclusin, starting schl later helps students get a better night’s sleep. It imprves their chances f eating, behaving and perfrming better.
121．Accrding t the passage, what may cause teenagers t stay up?
A．Their lw grades.B．Their empty stmachs.
C．Their bdy’s sleep cycle.D．Their heavy hmewrk.
122．Hw can sleep lss influence students’ study?
A．It gives them much energy.B．It des harm t the brain.
C．It saves mre time fr study.D．It imprves their memry.
123．What’s the writer’s main purpse in writing this passage?
A．T explain reasns fr students’ stress.
B．T describe bad habits caused by sleep lss.
C．T discuss scientists’ research n healthy fd.
D．T intrduce benefits f later schl start times.
124．In which part f the website can yu prbably find this passage?
A．Educatin.B．Fashin.C．Sprts.D．Technlgy.
（2023·浙江臺州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
125．The passage is mainly t help .
A．practice sme reading skillsB．understand sme grammar rules
C．imprve sme writing methdsD．learn sme useful expressins
126．Which f the fllwing can be the best t fill in “ ▲ “ in the passage?
A．bright and earlyB．fair and square
C．a(chǎn)live and wellD．first and fremst
127．The passage can usually be read in the part f in a magazine.
A．English CrnerB．Health GardenC．News SquareD．Sprts Wrld
（2023·陜西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Chemistry is usually thught t be mre difficult than ther subjects, at least fr the beginners. There are sme reasns fr this idea. Fr ne thing, chemistry has a very specialized vcabulary（學(xué)科專用語匯）. At first, studying chemistry is like learning a new language. Als, sme cncepts（概念）f chemistry are hard t understand. Hwever, with hard wrk and careful study, yu can finish this subject successfully— and even enjy it. Here are sme suggestins t help yu develp gd study habits and better understand the tpics in the bk:
●Firstly, attend classes n time. Listen t yur teacher and take careful ntes in class. If pssible, always review the tpics yu learn in class, and review yur ntes n the same day.
●Secndly, think carefully whether yu really understand the meaning f a term r the use f an equatin（方程式）. A gd way t test yur understanding is t explain a cncept t a classmate r smene else.
●Thirdly, pay attentin t things which have smething t d with chemistry in life. Watch r d experiments in class carefully.
●Furthly, questin ften and d nt be afraid t ask yur teacher r classmates fr help.
Yu will find that chemistry is much mre than numbers, frmulas（分子式）and equatins. It’s ften used in daily life just like math and physics. Once yu fall in lve with it, yu’ll get lts f fun.
128．Hw many suggestins des the writer give the readers?
A．Three.B．Fur.C．Five.D．Six.
129．The writer thinks that a gd way t test yur understanding f the frmula “H2CO3” is t ________.
A．write it n the blackbardB．read it alud in class
C．explain it t smene elseD．a(chǎn)sk thers the meaning f it
130．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A．Chemistry is mre ften used than physics.
B．Sme cncepts f chemistry are hard t understand.
C．Studying chemistry is like learning ur mther language.
D．Chemistry is usually thught t be as difficult as ther subjects.
131．The passage is mainly abut ________.
A．differences between chemistry and physicsB．the imprtance f chemistry and physics
C．why chemistry is hard fr beginnersD．hw students study chemistry
（2023·浙江杭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Cyclcrss is crss-cuntry bicycle racing. Racers spend nly part f a race n their bikes because nly part f the tw-mile race is smth. Other parts f the race have the challenge f bstacles (障礙). When racers reach them, they can ride ver them, r pick up their bikes and run.
T be a tp racer, yu must dismunt withut slwing dwn at all. T d this, swing yur right leg ver the bike seat. At the same time, mve the bike away frm yur bdy. This makes rm fr yur right ft t hit the grund next t yur left ft. As yur right ft nears the grund, take yur left ft away frm the bike. Put bth feet n the grund and start running!
As sn as yu are running, yu have t decide what t d with yur bike. Yu may shulder it r lift it. It’s imprtant t practice bth skills. Smetimes yu need t run fast and jump ver sme bstacles. As yur feet hit the grund, yu reach dwn and catch the bttm f yur bike. Lift up carefully and keep the bike n yur right shulder while yu run. Smetimes yu may lift yur bike. Yu catch the tp f yur bike. Then yu lift the bike high enugh t get ver the bstacles and carefully put the bike n the grund.
After yu have carried yur bike acrss an bstacle, yu will need t remunt. As sn as yur bike is n the grund, push ff with yur left leg, swing yur right leg ver the bike seat, and mve int riding psitin. Remunting can be the hardest skill f cyclcrss. Yu can learn by watching smene wh remunts well.
Cyclcrss is a great way t stay active and have fun. Hwever, it can be dangerus. Make sure that yu are well prepared. Then, yu will just need t g!
132．What can we learn abut cyclcrss frm the text?
A．It’s a n-bstacle bike race.B．It’s a crss-city bike race.
C．It’s a challenging bike race.D．It’s a dangerus running race.
133．What des the underlined wrd “dismunt” in paragraph 2 mean?
A．Pick up a bike.B．Get ff a bike.C．Get back n a bike.D．Practice riding a bike.
134．Why des a racer have t shulder a bike in a race?
A．T jump ver bstacles.B．T take care f the bike.
C．T make rm fr thers.D．T hit the grund harder.
135．What is the text mainly abut?
A．The skills f cyclcrss racing.B．The histry f cyclcrss racing.
C．The recrds f cyclcrss racing.D．The ppularity f cyclcrss racing.
（2023·江蘇揚(yáng)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
China has made great achievements in bidiversity prtectin. Building a natinal park system is ne f the greatest jbs that China has dne s far. In Octber 2021, China’s first five natinal parks were designated (認(rèn)定). They are hme t nearly 30% f the earth’s key wildlife species (物種) fund in China, cvering a prtected land area f 230,000 square kilmeters. This table will infrm yu f the first five natinal parks—China’s treasures in nature.
136．What des the passage mainly tell us?
A．When China’s first five natinal parks were discvered.
B．Sme general infrmatin f China’s first five natinal park!
C．What challenges China’s first five natinal parks are facing.
D．Sme actins t prtect the wildlife species in these parks.
137．Accrding t the passage, which park has the mst types f landscapes?
A．Wuyishan Natinal Park.
B．Giant Panda Natinal Park.
C．Sanjiangyuan Natinal Park.
D．Nrtheast China Tiger and Lepard Natinal Park.
138．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is TRUE abut the prgress f the parks?
A．B．
C．D．
（2023·浙江杭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Remember the delicius pizza that yu created? Fr mst f us, it takes a lng time t learn hw t make smething tasty, but nt fr Remmi Smith. Still a teenager, she’s already creating fantastic dishes. She’s als becming well knwn fr her Italian salad dressing, which is delicius. And with her knwledge f scial media (媒體), she’s making sure that everyne knws she’s here!
Remmi, wh was brn in China, nw lives in the USA．She is just 16. She has already starred in tw shws n cking and her bk f healthy recipes has recently cme ut. Frm the age f fur, Remmi helped in the kitchen by preparing vegetables. By the age f seven, Remmi was a real fd lver wh culd ck cmplete meals fr her family. Remmi began making vides fr fun. Her mther videed her while she was cking and put the vides nline. A lcal TV statin bradcast (播放) them. They then asked Remmi t create anther shw fr them.
That shw is mainly abut Remmi’s interest, which is getting teenagers t take healthy eating seriusly. She believes that when yung peple make their wn fd, they care mre abut what they eat. Remmi wrks with a cmpany in the USA which shws her vides in schl dining halls. Abut 3.5 millin students watch her every day!
Remmi believes that yung peple can create a healthy meal fr their family which desn’t cst a lt. Her delicius recipes include vegetable paella and strawberry kebabs. In fact, strawberries, which are Remmi’s favrite fd, appear in ther recipes, including strawberry sandwich!
Her latest idea is a healthy-snack service. Fr a mnthly subscriptin (訂購), yu receive snacks, which include fruit sticks and ppcrn, and fun cking activities that help yu develp a healthy lifestyle.
139．When culd Remmi make cmplete family meals?
A．Frm the age f fur.B．By the age f seven.C．Over the age f nine.D．At the age f sixteen.
140．Why did the lcal TV statin ask Remmi t make anther shw?
A．T create mre recipes.B．T encurage healthy eating.
C．T shw her media talent.D．T sell her cking vides.
141．Which was the crrect time rder f the fllwing events?
① Remmi’s bk f recipes came ut. ② A TV statin bradcast Remmi’s vides.
③ Remmi created a shw fr teenagers. ④ Remmi’s mther put her vides nline.
A．②③④①B．②④①③C．④③②①D．④②③①
142．Which is the best title fr the text?
A．An Expert f Scial MediaB．A Lver f Strawberry Dishes
C．A Yung Star f the KitchenD．A Teenage Star f TV Shws
（2023·安徽·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
The scientific methd is used fr simple experiments that students may d in the classrm r very difficult experiments that scientists are ding all ver the wrld. It is a way f thinking that helps yu t avid drawing incrrect cnclusins.
There are usually fur steps in the scientific methd, including bservatin (觀察), hypthesis (假設(shè)), experiment, and cnclusin. The steps may nt always be cmpleted in the same rder, but the first step is usually bservatin and asking a questin abut yur bservatin. Fr example, yu had a sick stmach, and ate a candy bar. An hur later, yu bserved that yu felt much better. Here, yu can ask a questin, such as, “What makes a sick stmach feel better?”
The secnd step is t state a pssible answer t the questin, r a hypthesis, such as “” A gd hypthesis includes three things: The explanatin fr the bservatins, it is able t be tested, and it will usually predict new utcmes r cnclusins.
The third step is the experiment, t test the hypthesis. An experiment is a test which will either challenge r supprt the hypthesis. The hypthesis will then be true r false.
The final step is t think abut what happened when yu tested the hypthesis and draw a cnclusin. The cnclusin will either clearly supprt the hypthesis r it will nt. If the results supprt the hypthesis, a cnclusin can be written and yu can share it with the rest f the wrld. If it des nt supprt the hypthesis, yu may chse t change the hypthesis r write a new ne based n what was learned during the experiment.
143．Which sentence best expresses the main idea f the passage?
A．Hw d the fur basic steps in the scientific methd wrk?
B．What makes a gd hypthesis based n the bservatin?
C．The cnclusin will always clearly supprt the hypthesis.
D．Learning the scientific methd may help students succeed in science.
144．Which sentence shuld g in the empty bx in Paragraph 3?
A．A candy bar makes a sick stmach feel better.
B．It was the medicine yu tk an hur earlier that made yu feel better.
C．Eat a candy bar again, and see what happens t yur sick stmach.
D．Ask peple if eating a candy bar has made a sick stmach feel better.
145．What des the underlined wrd “it” in the last paragraph refer t (指的是)?
A．The hypthesis.B．The cnclusin.
C．The questin.D．The bservatin.
146．Which f the fllwing sentences abut the experiment is TRUE?
A．An experiment is a test t always supprt the hypthesis.
B．An experiment des nt have t be part f the scientific methd.
C．An experiment is a test t either challenge r supprt a hypthesis.
D．An experiment is nly used when scientists are trying t prve a hypthesis.
（2023·四川眉山·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Chinese, Japanese and Krean all have simpler number wrds. They express math cncepts (概念) mre clearly than English. The language difference has drawn lts f attentin. Several recent studies have cnnected weaker math abilities f English-speaking children with English number wrds.
Chinese, fr example, has just ten basic number wrds. English, hwever, has mre than tw dzen (一打). The truble starts at 11. English has a wrd (eleven) fr that number. Chinese, Japanese and Krean have wrds that can be translated as ten-ne—spken with the ten first. That makes it easier fr these children t understand the place value (位值). And the students can easily see the number system cmes frm units f 10.
English number wrds ver 10 dn’t make the place value clear. Wrds fr numbers 13 t 19 change the rder f the nes and tens. Children ften mix 17 with 71. As a result, children wrking with English number wrds have a harder time ding difficult calculatins (運(yùn)算). They make mre mistakes.
It als feels mre natural fr Chinese speakers than fr English speakers t use the make-a-ten methd. When adding tw numbers, Chinese students ften break dwn the numbers int parts and regrup them int tens and nes. Fr example, 9+5 becmes 9+1+4. This methd greatly helps students wrk ut math prblems. Many teachers in America are teaching their students the make-a-ten methd. Hwever, they are still having truble because f the unclear and difficult English number wrds.
Nw, yu shuld feel lucky that yu are learning math in China. Thanks t yur mther language, all the math prblems have becme clearer and less difficult.
147．Several recent studies have fund a cnnectin between English number wrds and ________.
A．weaker math abilities f yung learners f English
B．weaker math abilities f English-speaking children
C．strnger math abilities f yung learners f English
D．strnger math abilities f English-speaking children
148．Hw many basic number wrds are there in English?
A．Ten.B．Eleven.
C．Mre than a dzen.D．Mre than tw dzen.
149．If yu use the make-a-ten methd, what will 8+7 becme?
A．6+2+7B．7+1+7C．8+1+6D．8+2+5
150．What is the passage mainly abut?
A．Why sme Asian languages can make math learning easier.
B．Why sme Asian languages are easier than English.
C．Hw Asian children d basic calculatins within ten.
D．Hw children’s math abilities are judged in different cuntries.
（2023·湖南衡陽·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Mtu lies in the suth f the Himalayas in Tibet. It is knwn as the “Natural Museum f Tibet”. It is hme t all kinds f muntains, rivers, waterfalls, plants and animals its special gegraphic lcatin (地理位置) makes it a beautiful place. It was ne f the hardest places t reach and was the last city in China withut a highway.
The cnstructin (施工) f the first highway t Mtu started in the 1960s. Hwever, it was n cmpleted until ver 50 years later. In 2014, the cnstructin f its secnd highway—the Paim Highway started. In Octber 2022, the cnstructin f the main bdy f the highway was cmpleted.
They are great engineering prjects. In this area, earthquakes and heavy rains happened very ften. There culd be falling rcks r even landslides (滑坡). Peple must build many walls and nets t prtect the tw highways. Anther challenge was the snw. Plenty f snw smetimes destryed rcks and rads. As a result, the cnstructin f the highways t Mtu was stpped several times. T slve this prblem, peple built a tunnel (隧道) that ges thrugh the muntain area.
The tw highways stand fr the Chinese spirit f “never giving up”. They are ways t cnnect Mtu t the utside wrld and shw hw China cares abut peple in the far areas.
151．Where is Mtu?
A．It’s in the suth f the Himalayas.
B．It’s in the nrth f the Himalayas.
C．It’s in the east f the Himalayas.
152．When did the cnstructin f the first highway t Mtu start?
A．In the 1980s.B．In the 1970s.C．In the 1960s.
153．Hw must peple deal with the falling rcks r even landslides accrding t the passage?
A．Peple must build a tunnel.
B．Peple must build a bridge.
C．Peple must build many walls and nets.
154．What d the tw highways t Mtu stand fr?
A．The Chinese spirit f “being hard-wrking”.
B．The Chinese spirit f “never giving up”.
C．The Chinese spirit f “being hnest”.
155．What’s the main idea f the article?
A．T intrduce the tw highways t Mtu.
B．T explain the imprtance f Mtu.
C．T shw the beauty f Mtu.
（2023·湖南衡陽·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The Dlphin 1 is a kind f intelligent water rescue (救援) rbt. It is independently develped by Yunzhu Technlgy, a cmpany frm Guangdng Prvince.
The rescue rbt became famus fr its successful rescue f a by wh was washed away by waves in Weihai, Shandng Prvince n Aug 9, 2022. The Dlphin 1 has many advantages. Fr example, it has high flatage (漂浮性), and its directin can be cntrlled. The Dlphin 1 can verturn (翻轉(zhuǎn)) t adjust its psitin even in dangerus water cnditins by itself. It is nt hard t be remte-cntrlled (遙控) with ne hand and the persn wh uses it des nt need t have prfessinal training befre using it. When ne accident happens, nly ne t tw peple are required t perate (操作) the rbt fr rapid rescue.
Since it was put int use, the Dlphin 1 has saved several peple’s lives in Zhuhai’s Wanshan Island and castal areas f Weihai. It has been put int peratin in rescue tasks in Jiangxi and Henan prvinces.
At present, the intelligent water rescue rbt has been widely used in China. And mre than 40 cuntries, including the United States f America, Spain, Italy, and Australia, have intrduced the Dlphin 1 fr rapid water rescue peratins.
156．The underlined wrd “intelligent” in the first paragraph means “________” in Chinese.
A．智能的B．時尚的C．勤奮的
157．Hw many peple are nly required t perate the rbt fr rapid rescue if an accident happens?
A．One t fur peple.B．One t three peple.C．One t tw peple.
158．What des Paragraph 2 mainly talk abut?
A．Advantages f the water rescue rbt.
B．Research f the water rescue rbt.
C．Opinins n the water rescue rbt.
159．Where has the water rescue rbt been put int peratin in rescue tasks?
A．In Hunan and Jiangxi.B．In Jiangxi and Henan.C．In Hunan and Henan.
160．Which part f a newspaper might the passage cme frm?
A．Travel.B．Science.C．Culture.
（2023·江西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
When we think f art, we prbably think f painting a picture n a strng clth r special paper, even n walls f a city. Hwever, in many cultures peple paint their faces instead.
①_________
In fact, face painting may be the very first frm f art. Painting faces are in different clrs and patterns. This has been part f peple’s traditins fr thusands f years. The way that peple painted their faces can tell stries and lessns frm the past.
②_________
Peple still paint their faces fr lts f reasns. Patterns n faces cnnect peple t a tribal (部落) family and can shw wh is the mst imprtant persn in the family. Fr fighters, it is a way t make their enemies afraid. Face painting is als used in many ceremnies and special celebratins.
Hw is face paint imprtant in theater?
Face paint was imprtant in Japanese and Chinese ancient ceremnies. It was als used in traditinal theatre t change the actrs’ rles. Actrs in thse cuntries still wear white, black and red face paint tday t shw feelings and make the bad peple lk dramatic (戲劇性的) and awful.
③_________
Tribal peple make face paint frm the natural clrs in plants and earth. Plant parts are used t make different clrings. The ingredients are dried ver a fire and then made int a pwder (粉末). This is then mixed with animal fat.
161．Match the title with each part.
a. Is face paint art? b. Is wall painting a symbl? c. Why paint yur face?
d. Hw wear face paint? e. Where des the paint cme frm?
A．①-a, ②-b, ③-cB．①-b, ②-e, ③-d
C．①-a, ②-c, ③-eD．①-b, ②-d, ③-c
162．Hw lng has face painting been part f peple’s traditins?
A．Fr a few years.B．Fr several centuries.
C．Fr abut 100 years.D．Fr thusands f years.
163．Why did fighters paint their faces when they fught?
A．T lk friendly.B．T lk scary.C．T lk funny.D．T lk painful.
164．What can we knw abut face paint?
A．Painting n the walls is the first frm f art.
B．Animal fat is used t make different clrings.
C．Patterns n faces can shw peple’s ages in a family.
D．Face paint in clrs can shw actrs’ feelings in China.
165．Which f the fllwing can be the best title?
A．Face Art.B．Traditinal Painters.
C．Wall Paintings.D．Tribal Celebratins.
（2023·湖南懷化·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
ChatGPT is a smart AI chatbt(聊天機(jī)器人) tl. It is develped by US cmpany OpenAI. It is very ppular all ver the wrld. It is reprted that ver 89 percent f students have used ChatGPT t help with their hmewrk. Yu can ask it t write stries and emails, translate languages, and answer all kinds f questins.
Sme schls in the US, Australia and France dn’t use ChatGPT. They are afraid that ChatGPT culd make it easier fr students t cheat (作弊) n hmewrk. Sme peple als wrry that ChatGPT culd be used t give wrng infrmatin.
Hwever, nt all schls say “n” t ChatGPT. Sme Canadian schls are making decisins n its use fr bth students and teachers. They will nt stp the use f ChatGPT. Bhaskar Vira, a teacher at the schl in Cambridge, said that nt using ChatGPT is nt clever. “We have t knw that peple will get used t an AI tl in ur learning, teaching and examinatins,” he tld a schl newspaper.
166．ChatGPT is a ______ AI chatbt tl.
A．strangeB．uselessC．smart
167．What can ChatGPT d?
A．Fly kites.B．Ck fd.C．Write stries.
168．Which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A．ChatGPT was develped by Canada.
B．ChatGPT can help with hmewrk.
C．All schls in France use ChatGPT.
169．What’s the best title f the passage?
A．ChatGPTB．A Useless TlC．The Histry f AI
（2023·浙江溫州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
A marathn is a lng running race f 26.2 miles (42.195 kilmetres). The first Olympic Marathn was held in Athens. Nw, many cities hst their wn marathns every year. Sme f the best-knwn marathns arund the wrld are the New Yrk City Marathn, the Bstn Marathn and the Tky Marathn. Amng them, the Bstn Marathn which started in 1897, is the ldest yearly marathn in the wrld. As time ges by, the sprt has becme mre than just a race.
Themes f marathns add fun and meaning t the hard miles. Runners run fr helping sick kids, celebrating imprtant events, r just enjying nature. There is a famus marathn in Gisbrne, New Zealand, which is knwn fr being the first city in the wrld t welcme the sunlight every day. Runners can greet the sunrise as they race alng the glden sandy beaches.
Marathn rutes bring peple mre understanding f the ld sprt. Sme rutes prvide great sprting challenges fr runners. The rutes ffer varius surfaces, frm bridges t sand t hills. Runners f all skill levels can sweat freely and push their limits in the race. Sme rutes are well planned fr runners t explre the many sides f a city. Fr example, the rute f the Great Wall Marathn takes the runners alng the great wnder f the wrld. The race can be an amazing chance t get t knw Beijing, its peple and lcal fd.
A marathn is quite a jurney fr runners t enjy the run, challenge themselves and experience the culture. There is s much mre behind the race fr us t explre.
170．Accrding t the passages the ldest yearly marathn is ________.
A．the Tky MarathnB．the Olympic Marathn
C．the Bstn MarathnD．the New Yrk City Marathn
171．What might be the theme f the marathn in Gisbrne?
A．First Light.B．Lively Kids.C．Green Miles.D．Fun Beach.
172．The writer uses the example f the Great Wall Marathn t tell that the rute ________.
A．is difficult t planB．shws the city culture
C．ffers different surfacesD．brings challenge t runners
173．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．Marathn: Nt Just a RaceB．Marathn: Rutes and Rules
C．Marathn: Histry and ThamesD．Marathn: A Race fr Everyne
（2023·江西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Why d We Yawn?
D yu yawn? There are abut 20 reasns that scientists think are pssible fr yawning after research. They d nt knw exactly why yawning happens, but they d knw many facts abut yawning.
We knw that everyne yawns in the same way. First yu pen yur muth slwly. Yur muth stays pen fr abut five secnds. Yu take in a lt f air and then push it ut. Then yu quickly clse yur muth. We als knw that yawning is cntagius. When yu see smene yawn, yu yawn, t.
Many peple say they yawn because they are bred r tired. That might be true. Peple d ften yawn befre they sleep and after they wake up. Hwever, we knw that peple als yawn when they are excited r nervus. Olympic runners, fr example, ften yawn befre a race. Why is that? In 2007, scientists fund that a yawn can help a warm brain cl dwn.
Sme scientists believe that yawning makes yu ntice things mre quickly. When yu yawn, yu breathe deeply. Yu als stretch (強(qiáng)化) the muscles (肌肉) in yur face, muth, and neck. Yur eardrums stretch, t. Maybe this helps yu t be quicker t ntice things.
In sme cuntries, peple think yawning is nt nice. Peple put their hands ver their muths t cver a yawn. In ther cuntries, peple think yawning is healthy. They think that pening the muth very big can let gd things in. When they breathe ut, they think that bad things g ut f the bdy with the air.
Scientists d nt spend much time studying yawning. That is prbably because yawning des nt hurt. It is just smething we d.
174．What des the underlined wrd “cntagius” in Paragraph 2 mean?
A．Able t spread quickly.B．Able t breathe easily.
C．Able t change easily.D．Able t sleep quickly.
175．Why d Olympic runners ften yawn befre a race?
A．They are t tired r t bred.
B．A yawn can let gd things in.
C．A yawn can help a warm brain cl dwn.
D．A yawn can stretch the muscles in their faces.
176．What is the main idea f Paragraph 5?
A．Reasns fr yawning.B．Advantages f yawning.
C．Disadvantages f yawning.D．Different ideas abut yawning.
177．What can we prbably infer frm the passage?
A．Peple use different ways t yawn.
B．Scientists will d further research n yawning.
C．It’s hard t ntice things quickly while yawning.
D．Sme scientists think yawning is gd fr peple.
178．What wuld be the best structure f the passage?
A．B．C．D．
（2023·浙江紹興·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
D yu get in truble fr feeding yur dg n fd frm dinner under the table? A new study suggests that by sharing “peple fd”, yu might actually be helping t keep yur pet healthy.
Many dgs are fed dry prcessed fd. Science has shwn that a diet (飲食) f prcessed fd is nt healthy fr humans. Scientists frm the University f Helsinki, in Finland, say this diet is nt gd fr ur pet dgs, either.
The scientists discvered that the fds a dg might find in an wner’s hme such as eggs, fish, meat and vegetables may be better than a diet f just dg fd. This is because having different kinds f fds leads t mre variety (多樣性) in micrbes, which are little living things, t small t be seen with ur eyes. There are millins f them in human and animal bdies. Sme are bad fr us, but many are gd fr us, and they play imprtant rles in helping us digest (消化)fd.
A ttal f 8,500 yung pet dgs tk part in the study. 4,500 f them were under 6 mnths ld, and the rest were between 6 and 18 mnths ld. The wners were asked abut what fds they had fed their pets and hw ften. When the dgs reached adulthd, their wners reprted that abut 20% f the dgs shwed CE symptms (慢性腸胃不適癥狀) such as weight lss. Hwever, if dgs had been fed a mixed diet while yung, it was 22% less pssible fr them t experience CE symptms later in life.
Dr. Anna Hielm-Bjrkman tld The Times f Lndn, “Dg fds n sale are described as prviding a cmplete diet... But what we shw is that variety is imprtant. Nbdy wuld give 12 years f the same fd t a child—why shuld a dg be different?”
179．Accrding t the new study, dg wners ________.
A．must ffer dry fd t their dgsB．can feed dgs n “peple fd”
C．had better buy mre prcessed fdD．shuldn’t make fd by themselves
180．Paragraph 3 mainly explains why ________.
A．dgs need different kinds f fdsB．little living things stay in human bdies
C．scientists study dry prcessed fdD．peple shuld keep dgs at hme
181．Hw des the writer describe the study in Paragraph 4 t make it believable?
A．By using pictures.B．By giving examples.C．By telling stries.D．By listing numbers.
182．Which part f a magazine is the passage prbably taken frm?
A．Histry.B．Business.C．Science.D．Culture.
（2023·浙江紹興·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Has a persn ever warmly held a dr pen fr yu? Hw d yu feel after playing with friends? And what wuld yu say is yur favurite family memry? These questins have ne thing in cmmn: they’re all abut cnnecting with peple. “Let’s Cnnect” is the theme f this year’s Children’s Mental (心理的) Health Week. It imprves mental health by building healthy scial cnnectins.
Humans naturally cnnect with thers, whether that’s family, friends r peple in ur cmmunity. Healthy cnnectins give peple energy and supprt we all need peple t celebrate and share ur wrries with. Scial cnnectins aren’t just abut mental health; they imprve physical health t, helping us t live a lng life. Research suggests being lnely can slwly harm yur health. Humans’ need fr cnnectin is different frm persn t persn, but what’s imprtant is nt hw many relatinships yu have, but hw gd yur relatinships are.
Then hw t cnnect with thers? “Yu can reach ut and cnnect with peple in s many different ways,” says Julia Clements f Place2Be, the rganizer behind Children’s Mental Health Week. Yu can cnnect in persn r nline, with yur friends, parents, teachers r classmates. It’s nt just peple, either. “Sme peple feel cnnected with their pets r in nature,” says Clements. She advises making time t build mre cnnectins thrugh actins as well as wrds. Being kind, listening t thers and trying new experiences are all gd tls.
Everybdy may feel lnely smetimes and refuse t talk t thers. Keep in mind that cnnectins change—sme becme strnger, while thers stp. “Remember that there are always peple that care fr yu,” advises Clements. She says it’s imprtant t tell smene yu trust abut hw yu are feeling, r safe rganizatins such as Childline r Shut. They can help, whether yu’re lking t frm new cnnectins r repair a strained (緊張) relatinship that is imprtant t yu.
183．The writer uses three questins in the beginning t ________.
A．express wrries abut humansB．lead int the tpic “scial cnnectins”
C．intrduce health prblemsD．interest readers in family memry
184．Paragraph 2 is mainly abut the ________ f cnnecting with thers.
A．waysB．ppularityC．imprtanceD．rules
185．Clements may agree that ________.
A．it is better t cnnect with pets than peple
B．using wrds is the best way t build cnnectins
C．peple shuld nly cmmunicate with thers face t face
D．talking t thers can be helpful t a lnely persn
186．The passage is mst prbably written fr ________.
A．teachersB．parentsC．childrenD．dctrs
（2023·天津·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Abut 80% f peple d nt get enugh vitamin (維生素) D every day. But this vitamin is very imprtant fr yur health.
Vitamin D is really imprtant fr ur bnes (骨骼). When we are yung, vitamin D builds up ur bnes and makes them strng. When we are lder, we still need vitamin D t keep ur bnes strng. Our bdies keep the vitamin D in ur bnes and teeth. Then we lse vitamin D as we wrk and exercise during the day. But ur bdies can’t make vitamin D．S we have t get it frm utside f ur bdies.
Where can a persn get this very imprtant vitamin? Vitamin D is in fds like fish and eggs. Smetimes, vitamin D is added t bread, milk, and range juice. Fd is nt the nly way ur bdies can get vitamin D．The sun als gives us vitamin D．If we want t be healthy, we shuld spend sme time in the sun each day. T much sun is nt gd fr yu, but abut 15 minutes a day is usually enugh. And we shuld be sure t eat fds that are rich in vitamin D, t.
187．The writer says that vitamin D ________.
A．makes ur bnes strngB．keeps ur hair clean
C．is nt necessary fr ur teethD．is harmful t ur hearts
188．Why d we have t get vitamin D frm utside f ur bdies?
A．It makes us ppular.B．It helps us eat mre fd.
C．Our bdies can’t make vitamin D．D．The mre vitamin D, the better.
189．Accrding t the writer, peple can get vitamin D by ________.
A．eating fishB．watching TVC．wrking hardD．having a sleep
190．Hw lng are we advised t spend in the sun each day?
A．Abut 15 minutes.B．Abut 45 minutes.C．Abut 1 hur.D．Abut 2 hurs.
191．Paragraph 3 mainly tells us ________.
A．what vitamin D isB．where we can get vitamin D
C．hw much vitamin D we needD．why peple dn’t like vitamin D
（2023·安徽·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
What makes yu fall asleep? The main cause is yur bdy clck, a time-keeper inside yur bdy. But hw t cntrl and use yur bdy clck? Scientists suggested having a shwer befre bed. Jumping int the shwer arund an hur befre bed culd mean yu sleep better.
A warm shwer helps yu relax, and then after it warms yu up, yur cre（核心）bdy temperature drps. This encurages yu t fall asleep mre quickly and sleep mre sundly.
A study in 2019 said that a water temperature f 40℃ t 42. 4℃ prduces the best-quality（最優(yōu)質(zhì)的）sleep. After peple lie dwn, mst f them take abut 20 minutes t fall asleep. Hwever, if yu have a shwer ne t tw hurs befre ging t bed, yu will fall asleep 10 minutes earlier.
Cre bdy temperature drps naturally befre yu sleep, then drps further during the night. It rises again as yu wake up. It is thught that taking a warm shwer will speed up the drp in temperature befre bed, as it brings bld t the surface f the bdy, and then the heat is given ff.
192．What did scientists suggest peple d befre bed t sleep better?
A．Sleep an hur earlier.B．Jump int bed.
C．Have a warm shwer.D．Set a time clck.
193．What des the underlined wrd “sundly” prbably mean?
A．Deeply.B．Prly.C．Kindly.D．Slwly.
194．Which water temperature prduces the best-quality sleep accrding t the study?
A．44.2℃B．41.5℃C．36.4℃D．32.4℃
195．In which part f a newspaper can yu find the text?
A．Art.B．Weather.C．Histry.D．Health.
（2023·天津·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Mst peple lve animals. Many children’s bks use animals as the main characters. Many peple lk after animals as pets. The lve fr animals may be why bth children and adults (成年人) enjy ging t zs.
In the past, zs were usually started by rich peple. The first z was started by a queen in Egypt in 1500 BC． Raising animals was a way fr peple t shw they were wealthy and pwerful. Sadly, the animals in the early zs were nt treated well. They didn’t receive enugh attentin r care.
Tday, zs still bring peple pleasure, but they try t prtect animals and teach peple as well. Zs must fllw rules. Peple must prvide animals with a clean place t live, fd and water, and health care. In this way, the rules help prtect the animals.
Sme peple think the rules are nt enugh. They want t d mre t prtect the animals they lve. Fr example, peple disapprved f the use f sme large animals in shws. They thught the zs didn’t have enugh space fr the animals t shw. They als thught the animals were nt treated prperly. With s many peple against the shws, the zs decided t make a change.
Peple see animals in zs. At the same time, they try t learn abut and prtect them. Bth peple and animals can get a lt frm each ther.
196．Wh started the first z?
A．A queen in Egypt.B．A king in Egypt.C．A queen in England.D．A king in England.
197．Hw des the writer feel abut the animals in the early zs?
A．He desn’t care abut them.B．He feels sad fr them.
C．He is prud f them.D．He is afraid f them.
198．Accrding t the passage, zs tday must ________.
A．train peple fr shwsB．help lk after family pets
C．prvide health care fr turistsD．fllw the rules t prtect animals
199．The phrase “disapprved f” in Paragraph 4 means “________”.
A．wrte abutB．depended nC．were againstD．were gd at
200．What is the passage mainly abut?
A．Large animals in shws.B．Famus zs arund the wrld.
C．Animals in the wild.D．Zs in the past and tday.
（2023·安徽·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
In Dengfeng tday, there are mre than 50,000 students learning kung fu, a traditinal art in China. They cme t learn it fr many reasns. Sme hpe t becme film stars. Others cme t learn skills that will help them get gd jbs in future. A few are sent by their parents t learn self-cntrl and hard wrk.
“Attracting （吸引）new students t traditinal kung fu has becme a prblem,” says Hu Zhengsheng, wh teaches it at a small schl in Dengfeng. Hu fears that his art will sn die ut. “It’s hard t cnvince（說服）kids t spend many years here, because the life f kung fu learners is nt easy r interesting,” he says.
Hu’s students have t sleep in unheated rms and keep training hard utside whatever the temperature. T learn kung fu well they must have a strng will and learn respect（尊重）as well.
Fr ld traditins t live n, the yung must learn and pass them dwn. Recently, t attract new students, Hu has brught sme changes int his kung fu lessns t make them lively and interesting. Hpefully, mre and mre students will shw interest in learning kung fu.
201．What des “it” underlined in paragraph 1 refer t（指的是）?
A．Kung fu.B．Film.C．Self-cntrl.D．Chinese.
202．What des Hu Zhengsheng fear?
A．His students dn’t respect him.B．He cannt wrk at a large schl.
C．His art cannt be passed dwn.D．There aren’t enugh kung fu teachers.
203．What has Hu dne t attract new students’?
A．He has ffered better living cnditins.B．He has given jbs t their parents.
C．He has prmised them a better future.D．He has made changes in his lessns.
（2023·云南·九年級統(tǒng)考專題練習(xí)）
Nature is amazing! Take a clse lk at the wrld f insects (昆蟲), yu’ll discver many unbelievable things. Cnsider butterflies, fr example. They have beautiful, clrful wings, and strng, fantastic flying skills. On summer days, yu always see them flying freely ver flwer gardens and wild fields.
But, did yu knw hw butterflies becme the flying insects? It’s ne f the amazing wnders f nature. In the beginning, female butterflies lay a small and clrful egg n a leaf r stem (莖) f a plant.
It’s hard t believe that the egg will becme smething cmpletely different in a few days. It becmes a walking insect. This insect is called caterpillar. It nw has legs, eyes and a large bdy. A new life has begun. The caterpillar can eat, walk and see. But it is still nt a butterfly.
Sn, after grwing big, the caterpillar makes a cver fr itself. It cvers itself in the nice prtective blanket (保護(hù)層) and ges t sleep. This stage is knwn as the “pupa (蛹)” stage.
After a perid f time, the blanket breaks and a wet, weak butterfly appears. It nw has six legs, a muth, eyes and wings. Shrtly, the wings fill with bld, and the beautiful, clrful butterfly spreads its wings and flies away.
After a few weeks, this adult butterfly lays her eggs, and the cycle begins all ver again.
This is just ne example f the wnders f nature. Lk arund the natural wrld, and yu will learn many truly amazing things.
204．What is NOT mentined in Paragraph 1?
A．Butterflies are a kind f insect.B．Butterflies are gd at flying.
C．Butterflies have clrful wings.D．Butterflies have a gd sense f smell.
205．What des the underlined wrd “caterpillar” in Paragraph 3 mean in Chinese?
A．幼蟲B．雛鳥C．飛蛾D．蝴蝶
206．What is the right rder f the develpment prcess (發(fā)育過程) f a butterfly?
① It becmes a pupa. ② It becmes a walking insect.
③ Female butterflies lay an egg. ④ It spreads wings and flies away.
A．①→②→③→④B．①→②→④→③
C．③→②→①→④D．③→②→④→①
207．Which f the fllwing best describes a butterfly after the blanket breaks?
A．It has legs, eyes and a large bdy.B．It has legs, eyes and a muth.
C．It has six legs, a muth, eyes and wingsD．It has legs, eyes, a muth and a large bdy.
208．What can be the best title fr the text?
A．One Insect, Different ClrsB．One Insect, Fur Lives
C．The Kinds f ButterfliesD．The Habits f Butterflies
（2023·湖南懷化·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
In China, there are 24 slar terms (節(jié)氣) in a year. And there are six slar terms in winter. They are beginning f winter, light snw, heavy snw, winter slstice (冬至), lesser cld (小寒) and greater cld.
Beginning f winter usually falls n Nvember 7th r 8th. On this day, after a year f hard wrk, peple are happy t have a rest and spend time with the family. The nrthern China celebrates beginning f winter as the “Small Spring Festival”. Peple usually have dumplings and muttn sup n that day.
Light snw usually falls n Nvember 22nd r 23rd and heavy snw usually falls n December 7th r 8th. When winter slstice cmes, it brings the shrtest days f the year and the lngest nights. Many places arund the cuntry can expect the cldest weather.
Greater cld cmes after lesser cld. The field is cvered with snw. And all Chinese are ready t welcme the Spring Festival after it. Of curse, a new rund f slar terms will start.
209．Hw many slar terms are there in winter?
A．Five.B．Six.C．Seven.
210．What d peple in the nrthern China usually have n beginning f winter?
A．Dumplings and muttn sup.
B．Ndles and fish.
C．Rice and chicken.
211．When des heavy snw usually fall?
A．On Nvember 22nd r 23rd.
B．On December 1st r 2nd.
C．On December 7th r 8th.
212．What is the passage mainly abut?
A．Beginning f winter.
B．The slar terms in winter.
C．Greater cld.
（2023·山東煙臺·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
April 23 is knwn as Wrld Bk Day. The idea f setting a day t encurage reading came ut frm UNESCO (聯(lián)合國教科文組織) in 1995. In fact, it started lng befre that in Spain. In 1922, Spanish writer Vicente Clavel Andrés suggested the idea as a way t hnr their famus writer Miguel de Cervantes. Fur years later, the first celebratin tk place n Octber 7, Cervantes’ birthday. In 1930, it was mved t April 23, the date f his death.
Every year since 2001, ne city arund the wrld is chsen t be the UNESCO Wrld Bk Capital fr a year. The task f the city is t carry ut activities t encurage “a culture f reading and spreading its values in all ages in and ut f the cuntry.”
Thugh n Chinese cities have been chsen as the Wrld Bk Capital s far, a recent natinal survey shws a steady (穩(wěn)定的) rise in reading as a habit in China. Accrding t the survey, each Chinese adult read an average f 4.78 printed bks and 3.33 e-bks in 2022, bth a bit higher than the figures frm 2021. Besides, listening t audibks(有聲讀物) was anther rising habit, with 35. 5 percent f adults saying they were used t listening t them.
Reading bks gives peple the chance t lk int different wrlds and meet new peple bth real and imagined. Ancient Chinese believed in the saying: Read ten thusand bks and travel ten thusand miles. Reading is a way t learn frm the past, understand the wrld, and get life wisdm (智慧). S make every day Wrld Bk Day!
213．When did Spain first hld a celebratin t hnr Cervantes?
A．In 1922.B．In 1926.C．In 1930.D．In 1995.
214．What shuld a Wrld Bk Capital city d?
A．Help sell bks t all ages.
B．Spread UNESCO’s values.
C．Organize readers t visit the city.
D．Carry ut reading activities.
215．What des the underlined wrd “them” in Paragraph 3 refer t (指代)?
A．Printed bks.B．E-bks.
C．Audibks.D．Cultural bks.
216．What des the last paragraph mainly tell us?
A．The meaning f a Chinese saying.
B．The imprtance f reading bks.
C．The methd f getting life wisdm.
D．The way f lking int different wrlds
（2023·浙江溫州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Taihu Tunnel, 10.79 kilmetres lng and 43.6 metres wide, has been the lngest underwater tunnel in China. It stands ut as ne f the “2022 China’s Tp 100 Buildings in the New Era”.
When building Taihu Tunnel, the prject team faced many challenges, such as high safety risks and time limit. T deal with them, they made wrkable plans. They divided the tunnel cnstructin int 19 parts. The cnstructin f each part mainly tk fur steps.
Step 1 Remve. The team built a cfferdam t remve water frm the area, s the wrkers culd g inside and d their wrk in dry cnditins.
Step 2 Clear. The team dug deep int the lake bed, and cleared the sil and stnes ut in rder t make space fr the next step.
Step 3 Build. The team built the flr, walls and rf f the tunnel in this step. They used high-quality building materials t waterprf the tunnel.
Step 4 Backfill. The team put the sil and stnes back. Then this part f the tunnel was buried deep dwn the lake bed.
The cnstructin f the 19 parts was streamlined. The prject team used a new methd. The wrk grup f each step mved t the next part and repeated their wrk after they finished the wrk in the previus part. Different wrk grups c-perated well with each ther. Frm part t part, the cnstructin started frm the ppsite ends, and gt cnnected smewhere in the middle. The cnstructin tk abut fur years t cmplete, shrter than peple had expected.
The drivers’ safety is fully cnsidered in Taihu Tunnel. There are 200,000 LED lights n the ceiling f the tunnel. They shw vivid pictures f blue sky, starry night and s n. The pictures can help drivers fight tiredness and travel thrugh the tunnel safely. Besides, there are tw systems in the tunnel. The plice can check the traffic situatin thrugh a mnitring system. If traffic accidents happen, the plice can give instructins and warn drivers in the tunnel ver an audi system t prevent further accidents.
The cnstructin f Taihu Tunnel shws great value in engineering and the tunnel brings much cnvenience t peple living nearby.
217．Which picture shws hw a “cfferdam” wrks?
A．B．C．D．
218．The cnstructin f Taihu Tunnel ______.
A．was divided int fur partsB．lk mre time than peple had expected
C．started frm the middle f the lakeD．was cmpleted by using a streamlined methd
219．What can we learn frm Paragraph 8?
A．Pictures in the tunnel can help keep drivers safe.
B．Drivers can cntrl the LED lights in the tunnel.
C．The plice can warn drivers thrugh a mnitring system.
D．An audi system can help drivers check the traffic situatin.
220．What is the main purpse f the passage?
A．T advise peple t prtect Taihu Tunnel.
B．T intrduce the cnstructin f Taihu Tunnel.
C．T share the advantages brught by Taihu Tunnel.
D．T tell the difficulties f cnstructing Taihu Tunnel.
（2023·山東煙臺·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
AI (人工智能) can help teenagers and students learn in several ways.
Persnalized learning: AI can knw better abut students, including their advantages, weaknesses, skills, learning favrites, learning needs, and s n. Then it can create a prper learning plan fr each student. This can help students cncentrate n areas that they need t imprve at their wn speed.
Interactive (交互的) learning: AI has the ability t make learning mre interactive and interesting. Things like interactive learning apps and educatinal games can make subject learning mre interesting. What’s mre, they can make students interested in a subject at nce. This kind f active learning is sure t be mre helpful than studying alne.
Autmated (自動的) advice and help: AI can prvide autmated advice and answers t questins. It can examine students’ wrk and prvide persnalized help. Fr example, ChatGPT can answer students’ questins quickly in a private, lw-pressure way. This kind f advice and answers can help students better understand knwledge and use their knwledge.
Greater resurces (資源): AI can make many f the students’ learning resurces richer and wider, like electrnic textbks, nline curses, and study apps. Fr example, a bilgy textbk with AI technlgy may prvide interactive 3D mdels f a human bdy that students can study mre carefully. AI can prvide interactive examples, intrduce imprtant passages, and ffer assessments (評價).
In a wrd, AI has a great ability t imprve studying and learning. By using AI, students can study smarter and reach higher levels f learning and success. The future f AI in educatin is hpeful as technlgies cntinue t develp.
221．What can AI d by knwing better abut students?
A．Get mre learning experiences.
B．Find ut students’ learning speed.
C．Knw mre abut learning favrites.
D．Offer prper persnal learning plans.
222．Hw might students feel abut educatinal games?
A．Traditinal.B．Interesting.C．Difficult.D．Knwledgeable.
223．Why des the writer give an example f a bilgy textbk in Paragraph 5?
A．T shw bilgy is easy t learn.
B．T describe smething mre abut 3D．
C．T intrduce a way f assessment.
D．T shw AI can prvide rich resurces.
224．What’s the best title (標(biāo)題) fr this passage?
A．AI—a smart help fr learningB．AI needs new technlgies
C．AI is much better than a teacherD．AI—hpeful r hpeless
（2023·浙江金華·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
①Des life smetimes seem t be full f impssible prblems? Hw many times, fr example, d yu find yurself saying things like “I really dn’t understand this Maths prblem”, r “I can’t get int the schl team”? Well, maybe it’s time t intrduce yurself t the pwer f “yet”. By adding this simple wrd, yu can change everything. “I really dn’t understand this Maths prblem yet.” “I can’t get int the schl team yet.” Suddenly, the impssible becmes pssible. Yu can imagine thse things happening.
②I read abut a schl that has changed the way it marks its students’ exams. The schl find ut that the ld pass/ fail system wasn’t helping students’ mtivatin(積極性). If yu passed, then great, but thse students wh didn’t pass ften felt like failures. S nw students wh dn’t pass the exams will nt see a big red F n their papers; they see a “Nt yet” instead. That way the students feel that they are n a jurney. They haven’t reached the end, but they knw that they are ging the right way.
③This kind f thinking is part f what experts call “having a grwth mindset”. Peple with a grwth mindset dn’t cncentrate n failure. They aren’t wrried by nt getting things right the first time and are happy t keep trying until they d. They enjy the challenge and believe they can change. In cntrast, peple wh just fcus n the failure have what the experts call “a fixed mindset”. These peple are always wrried abut failure and are happy t give up when things dn’t g right. They dn’t think that they are able t change. Clearly, it is better t have a grwth mindset than a fixed mindset.
④But dn’t wrry if yu think that yu have a fixed mindset. ________. Remember that it all starts with questining the things yu believe abut yurself. Stp believing that yu can’t r yu haven’t and realize that yu just can’t r haven’t yet. Once yu start ding this, yu’ll wnder why yu didn’t d it befre. It’s ne small but very pwerful wrd.
225．The example in Paragraph 2 is t ________.
A．express a feelingB．describe a prblemC．shw the resultD．supprt the tpic
226．Accrding t the passage, which ne f the fllwing has “a grwth mindset”?
A．Jack gt an “A” in the exam. He was quite happy t tell his parents.
B．David failed in a cmpetitin, but he stays cnfident and keeps trying.
C．Jenny fund it hard t wrk ut the maths prblem, s she gave it up.
D．Emma was refused by schl team. She didn’t want t have anther try.
227．Which f the fllwing can be put int ________?
A．Experts will help yu grw up healthily in mind
B．Yu can train yurself t develp a grwth mindset
C．Everyne has his wn advantages and disadvantages
D．Yu can change everything by adding the small wrd “yet”
228．Which f the fllwing can be the best title fr the passage?
A．The Pwer f “Yet”B．Tw Different Mindsets
C．Nthing Is ImpssibleD．On the Way t Success
（2023·山東棗莊·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
It was a very cld day and the wind was blwing. But Li Yungang didn’t feel it. He even felt ht. After all, this 14-year-ld student frm Beijing Jingshan Schl was cutting grass fr three hurs.
This was the first time this city by had dne any farm wrk. “It was nt that easy. My legs and arms were sre,” he said.
Frm nw n, mre Beijing middle schl students will have a similar experience. Mre than 5,500 students frm 13 city middle schls will take part in a ne-week farm wrk prgram in the autumn and spring, accrding t the Beijing Municipal Educatin Cmmissin.
Abut 250 students frm Beijing Jing Schl tk part in it frm Oct. 25 t 30. They dug peanuts（花生）, cut grass, swept fallen leaves and did ther farm wrk.
Lin Ruhan, 13 thught the wrk was hard, but she a felt it was very enjyable. “When we dig peanuts ut, we must be quick t pick them up. If nt, they may be cvered in the grund again. We must be patient and wrk as a team,” she said.
But when she tasted the fresh peanuts, she felt happy. “I had never eaten such sweet peanuts befre,” she said.
Sme f her classmates als learned what kind f fruits and peanuts grw in the grund. “We learned a lt abut farming by seeding（播種）them rather than just reading abut them in textbks,” she said.
The farm nt nly gave them knwledge but als gave them a new view. “I didn’t see high buildings, but instead clrful leaves and endless fields. I felt very cmfrtable, and I felt clser t nature,” said Qin Yupeng, 14.
229．What’s the writer’s purpse f writing the passage?
A．T intrduce a helpful prgram.
B．T shw us hw t d farm wrk.
C．T praise sme students frm city.
D．T tell us knwledge abut farming.
230．Lin Ruhan thught the farm wrk was _________.
A．difficult and bringB．easy but bring
C．easy and interestingD．difficult but enjyable
231．Where can yu prbably read the passage?
A．In a strybk.B．In a newspaper.
C．In a science bk.D．In a travel magazine.
（2023·浙江金華·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
①Accrding t UNESCO, there are 740 millin peple unable t read r write in this wrld. And 250 millin children f primary schl age have n basic reading and writing skills. Hwever, reading makes everything pssible in life: educatin, wrk and escaping pverty(貧困). Cnsidering that, the Glbal Schl Cmmunity aims t bring digital bks t all the children f the wrld and their families.
②Digital technlgy makes a real difference. It can reach acrss the wrld and is fairly inexpensive. The Glbal Schl Cmmunity makes e-bks available t children all arund the wrld, either thrugh mbile phnes, Ipads r cmputers, saving the cst f making bks and transprt. Technlgy als helps imprve ur cmmunicatin skills. Thrugh the use f technlgy, teachers and children arund the wrld can meet nline t share lessns and discuss ideas. Remte schling (遠(yuǎn)程教學(xué)) is ne example f the success f cmmunicatin thrugh the Internet.
③The first bks a child reads can have a great influence n that child. The greater the influence, the mre likely the child is t cntinue reading and learning thrughut his life. E-bks, which are actually the electrnic versins f printed bks, nt nly prvide knwledge and infrmatin, but help peple grw healthily in mind. They can prvide hurs f entertainment and can cnnect schls all ver the wrld. Studies have shwn that children make much prgress after nly five mnths f reading e-bks. Bid Hafrag, a child frm Egypt, said, “Reading e-bks nt nly helps me learn t read and write, but gives me much cnfidence. It als helps me have a better understanding f the wrld.”
④The Glbal Schl Cmmunity has a huge e-bk library fr every schl t enter. It aims t bring digital bks t all children and their families, and helps schls, clleges and universities t cnnect with each ther. Please jin ur family f schls, write an e-bk r share resurces資源) at glbalschlcmmunity.cm.
232．The Glbal Schl Cmmunity plans t ________.
A．make every child aware f the meanings f reading
B．bring digital bks t all children and their families
C．ffer chances fr teachers t teach all ver the wrld
D．build up the cnfidence f the children frm pr areas
233．Which f the fllwing best explains the underlined wrd “inexpensive” in Paragraph 2?
A．usefulB．ppularC．valuableD．cheap
234．What des Paragraph 3 mainly talk abut?
A．E-bks help readers learn and make prgress.B．E-bks prvide knwledge and infrmatin.
C．E-bks imprve cmmunicatin skills a lt.D．E-bks have mre advantages than printed nes.
235．The writer writes the passage t .
A．intrduce a new way t see the utside wrldB．help cnnect all the schls arund the wrld
C．invite us t jin the Glbal Schl CmmunityD．explain the histry and develpment f e-bks
（2023·四川宜賓·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
There are ver 800 barding schls in the UK with students frm hme and freign cuntries. Barding schls started hundreds f years ag in the cuntry. The earliest barding schls were set up fr white, rich bys nly.
In the UK, barding schls have three terms in a schl year, with abut 13 weeks in each term. Students study and live tgether. They can’t g utside if they are nt allwed t. Each student has his r her subject plan. Mst barding schls have a “l(fā)ight ut” time. S when it’s time t g t bed, all the lights in the bedrms are turned ff. The huse-masters can take care f students all the time, especially after schl hurs.
Nearly all the students at barding schls wear a schl unifrm. Bys usually wear a shirt and a tie, and girls wear a white bluse, smetimes als a tie and a skirt. As students get lder, the rules becme less strict.
In the UK, barding schls prvide students with delicius fd. They can chse t have a full English breakfast r simple bread. They can als chse either a meal with n meat r anther meal with meat fr lunch and dinner. Students can als make themselves smething t eat at any time in a kitchen.
236．Wh culd study in the earliest barding schls?
A．All students.B．Freign students.C．White and rich bys.D．White and rich girls.
237．What shuld students in the barding schls d accrding t Paragraph 2?
A．Make a subject plan.B．Study and live alne.
C．Lk after themselves.D．G utside after schl.
238．What des the underlined part “l(fā)ight ut” mean in Chinese?
A．點亮B．熄燈C．褪色D．減重
239．What can we learn abut the schl unifrm?
A．Bys hardly fllw the rules.B．Girls nly wear a white bluse.
C．Bys never wear a shirt and a tie.D．Girls smetimes wear a tie and a skirt.
240．What des the last paragraph mainly talk abut?
A．What t eat.B．When t eat.C．Where t eat.D．Hw t eat.
（2023·四川宜賓·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The giant panda, Bing Dwen Dwen, was the masct (吉祥物) fr the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games. Mre than 1.4 millin ty mascts were sld during the Games. Bing Dwen Dwen was the center f peple’s attentin at that time. The “giant panda ecnmy (經(jīng)濟(jì))” became a bright spt in China, with many shps acrss the cuntry selling a lt f panda-related prducts, accrding t newspapers.
During the May Day hlidays in 2023, abut 264,000 peple came t Chengdu t visit the giant panda, Hua Hua. Chengdu became the secnd mst ppular turist destinatin in China.
Hua Hua will sn be three years ld and has caught the hearts f visitrs because she can’t climb trees and she is friendly. In fact, many yung peple travel t Chengdu just t see the giant pandas. All 180,000 tickets were sld ut fr the first three days f this year’s May Day hlidays. Hua Hua increased ticket sales at the Base. There are many cultural and creative shps full f prducts abut pandas in Chengdu. Clthing, shes, hats, feed seeds abut pandas in the shps have als sld well. As we can see, the “giant panda ecnmy” has becme a bright spt in cnsumptin (消費(fèi)) again.
241．Hw many ty mascts were sld during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games?
A．Over 1.4 millin.B．Over 444 thusand.
C．Abut 264 thusand.D．Abut 180 thusand.
242．What made Hua Hua s ppular amng the visitrs?
A．This year’s May Day hlidays.
B．The grwing ticket sales in 2023.
C．Her inability t climb trees and friendly character.
D．The different prducts in cultural and creative shps.
243．Why d s many yung peple visit Chengdu?
A．T buy prducts abut pandas.B．T see the giant pandas.
C．T trade prducts with the Base.D．T celebrate Hua Hua’s birthday.
244．What prducts abut pandas are mentined in Paragraph 3?
A．Feed seeds and bags.B．Hats and scks.
C．Clthing and shes.D．Shes and watches.
245．Which can be the best title fr the passage?
A．Things Sld Well during the HlidaysB．Chengdu Welcmed Visitrs Warmly
C．Peple in China Celebrated the May DayD．Hua Hua Increased the “Giant Panda Ecnmy”
（2023·四川宜賓·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Fr mst f us, stress is a fact f life. But there are many useful ways t lwer stress. Let’s take a lk.
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246．Hw many ways can we use t lwer stress?
A．4.B．5.C．6.D．7.
247．What can we d if we feel disappinted?
A．We can g t bed.B．We can call ur friends.
C．We can walk n the playgrund.D．We can write dwn ur prblems.
248．What can we chse t d if we feel sad r angry?
A．T listen t music.B．T study hard.C．T keep a diary.D．T read ur favrite bks.
249．Which way can help us calm dwn befre having a test?
A．Drawing pictures.B．Learning t swim.
C．Taking deep breaths.D．Having enugh sleep.
250．What’s the main idea f the passage?
A．It talks abut ur stress.B．It tells us hw t exercise.
C．It talks abut ur daily life.D．It tells us hw t lwer stress.
（2023·浙江寧波·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Plants are mre than just pretty t lk at. They give us fruits, vegetables and fd we eat. Sme plants even prvide materials fr medicine r building things. But d yu knw that plants can d smething even mre amazing? They can make ur hmes, schls and wrkplaces much healthier.
We spend a large part f ur day indrs. Unluckily, the air inside buildings can ften be full f chemicals（化學(xué)物質(zhì)）frm many things arund us. This pr air quality（質(zhì)量）can make us feel sick, causing sre eyes and thrats, and even making it hard fr us t breathe. When the air inside buildings gets really bad, peple even call them “sick buildings”.
The gd news is that plants are like nature’s little superheres. They have a magic pwer fighting against bad air. Plants breathe in carbn dixide (CO2) and breathe ut xygen (O2) which we humans need t live. They can als add misture t the air if it’s t dry, making it mre cmfrtable fr us t breathe.
________ Scientists have discvered that plants have the ability t take in harmful chemicals, making the air arund us safer t breathe. They set up a cmpletely clsed building called “bi-hme” fr experiments. Befre they added plants, the air inside was full f chemicals and peple fund it hard t breathe. But after they added plants, the air gt much cleaner and it became easier t breathe. T make the air inside even better, the scientists used different kinds f plants. After a while, the building wasn’t a “sick building” any mre. Peple culd g inside withut feeling unwell.
S yu see, plants are fantastic! They are nt nly beautiful t lk at, but they als prvide us with fd, help create materials and play an imprtant rle in ur health. They make ur indr envirnments cleaner and healthier, making us feel better. Next time yu see a plant, remember all the amazing things it can d fr us!
251．Which f the fllwing is ne way fr plants t imprve the air inside buildings?
A．They breathe ut carbn dixide.B．They prduce xygen.
C．They give ut harmful chemicals.D．They make the air dry.
252．Which can be the best t fill in the blank ________ in Paragraph 4?
A．But the mst amazing thing plants can d is t clean the air.
B．But ne interesting thing plants can d is t build things.
C．But plants can prvide what humans need t eat.
D．But plants can be used t make medicine fr humans.
253．Hw des the writer supprt his pinin abut plants imprving air quality?
A．By telling persnal experiences.B．By prviding numbers and frms.
C．By questining famus scientists.D．By using scientific experiments.
254．What des the writer mainly want t tell us?
A．Plants are imprtant fr prviding fd.B．Plants make peple lk much better.
C．Plants are gd fr indr envirnments.D．Plants make it easier t build huses.
（2023·四川廣安·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
We knw that many animals d nt stay in ne place. Birds, fish and ther animals mve frm ne place t anther at a certain time. They mve fr different reasns. Mst f them mve t find fd mre easily, but thers mve t get away frm places that are t crwded.
When cld weather cmes, many birds mve t warmer places t find fd. Sme fishes give birth in warm water and mve t cld water t feed. The mst famus migratin (遷徙) is prbably the migratin f the fish which is called “salmn”. This fish is brn in fresh water but it travels many miles t salt water. There it spends mst f its life. When it is ld, it returns t its birthplace in fresh water. Then it gives birth and dies there.
In the nrth f Eurpe, there is a kind f mice. They leave their muntain hmes when their hmes becme t crwded. They mve dwn t the lw land. Smetimes they mve all the way t the seaside and many f them are killed when they fall int the sea.
Recently scientists have studied the migratin f a special kind f lbsters (龍蝦). Every year when the seasn f bad weather arrives, the lbsters get int a lng line and start t walk acrss the flr f the cean. Nbdy knws where they g.
S smetimes we knw why animals mve frm ne place t anther but at ther time we dn’t. Maybe living things just like t travel.
255．Mst animals mve frm ne place t anther at a certain time t ________.
A．enjy warmer weatherB．get fd mre easily
C．find fresh waterD．find beautiful places
256．The fish called “salmn” spends a lng life in ________.
A．salt waterB．fresh waterC．its birthplaceD．rivers
257．The mice in the nrth f Eurpe mve when ________.
A．the weather is htB．there is nt enugh fd
C．their living place gets t crwdedD．they are dying
258．Where d the special lbsters g accrding t the passage?
A．T warm water.B．T cld water.
C．T salt water.D．Nbdy knws.
259．What’s the main idea f the passage?
A．Animals mve frm ne place t anther because they like t travel.
B．The migratin f the fish called “salmn” is the mst famus.
C．Animals mve frm ne place t anther fr different reasns.
D．Animals mve in rder t find fd mre easily.
（2023·四川廣安·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Nbdy wants t lse, but we must accept that lsing is part f life. After all, we can’t win all the time. Hwever, we can learn smething valuable frm every failure (失敗). This may help us succeed in the future. S we must knw hw t be a gd lser (失敗者).
Failure is the mther f success. When we lse, just take it with a smile and lk n the gd side f it. Edisn failed 10,000 times but had learned 10,000 things which didn’t wrk.
Lsing is nt very scary. S dn’t be afraid. We must accept ur failure and learn smething frm it. Remember that it can be helpful. Take actin t walk ut f it. When we lse, think abut what we did and hw we can imprve.
We shuld face ur failure when we lse. There is nly ne winner in every cmpetitin. Sme win, while sme lse. That is a usual way f life. If we ffer ur cngratulatins t the winners and share their happiness, we wn’t feel srry fr ur failure.
In a wrd, being a gd lser will help us t succeed in life. It might be painful at the beginning, but there are many advantages. Gd lsers set examples t us, and mst imprtantly, they finally win.
260．What can we learn frm every failure accrding t the passage?
A．A gd prize.B．A valuable thing.
C．A secret t success.D．A way f life.
261．What’s the Chinese meaning f the underlined wrd “scary” in Paragraph 3?
A．有趣的B．豐富的C．危險的D．可怕的
262．Which f the fllwing is NOT true accrding t the passage?
A．We shuld accept and learn frm ur failure.
B．We shuld remember ur failure all the time.
C．We shuld take actin t walk ut f failure.
D．We shuld think abut hw t imprve when we lse.
263．What des the writer advise the lsers t d after a cmpetitin?
A．Share the winners’ happiness.B．Jin in anther cmpetitin.
C．Frget the failure.D．Shw the regrets.
264．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．Experience in Reducing PrblemsB．Advantages f bth Success and Failure
C．Ideas abut Hw t Avid MistakesD．Advice n Hw t Be a Gd Lser
（2023·浙江寧波·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
①Have yu ever thught abut what’s mre imprtant, lking fashinable r feeling cmfrtable? Yu might have nticed many peple chsing style ver cmfrt and sme even g t extremes（極端）t fllw fashin. But we shuld remember: being fashinable isn’t everything. It’s mre imprtant t be healthy.
②Sme peple believe that they need t be a certain size t lk gd. S, they start extreme diets（日常飲食）that are nt gd fr their health. They might nt eat meals r eat t little, which can make them feel sick. Is it a healthy way t live?
③Als, many girls wear shes with very high heels. They might think high heels make them lk taller. But these shes can actually hurt their feet and make it hard t walk cmfrtably, and it can increase risks f falls. Sme even wear tight（緊的）clthes that influence bld circulatin（循環(huán)）making it hard t breathe. Shuld we put fashin ver cmfrt and physical health?
④Besides, sme bys and girls spend a lt f time and mney changing their hair clr. The material they use is usually harmful t their health. T make their hair straight r curly, they als use tls that are ht enugh t burn their hair. But using these tls t ften r at very high temperatures can make the hair dry r even burnt. Is it really wrth it t risk ur health, spending s much time and mney?
⑤S, let’s rethink what’s really imprtant. Is it fashin r is it ur well-being? Clthes r hairstyles dn’t tell us anything abut a persn’s character. Instead f spending a lt f time chsing clthes, we culd use that time t d fun things with friends. And instead f fllwing extreme diets, let’s eat prperly and exercise regularly. Remember, yur wrth is nt decided by yur appearance, but by wh yu are as a persn.
265．Why d sme peple g n extreme diets accrding t the passage?
A．Because the diets are healthy.B．Because they just want t lk gd.
C．Because they want t save time.D．Because they want t save mney.
266．What is the writer’s purpse f using a questin in each paragraph?
A．T ask fr help frm readers.B．T tell hw t spend time and mney.
C．T describe the latest fashin.D．T lead readers t think abut the tpic.
267．What des the underlined wrd “well-being” in Paragraph 5 mean?
A．Grwth.B．Health.C．Warmth.D．Wealth.
268．Which f the fllwing best shws the structure f the passage?
A．B．C．D．
（2023·江蘇連云港·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Many f us have seen rainbws in the sky nce the sun starts shining again after it rains. Fr us t see a rainbw, the cnditins need t be just right. We need sme water drps in the air, like rain r even fg, and we need the sun t be behind us and quite lw t the grund. This is because a rainbw is created by light passing thrugh water drps.
The light that cmes frm the sun seems white t us. But the white light we see is made up f a mix f different clrs. When the light ges thrugh a raindrp, these clrs can separate ut. Each f the clrs in the rainbw has a different “wavelength” (波長). Raindrps lk like little balls. When light hits ne f these little balls f water, the light can change directin. We call this “refractin” (折射). Each f the different wavelengths is refracted differently. If the light hits the raindrp at the right place, the refractin separates the wavelengths ut int their different clrs.
We are taught there are seven clrs: red, range, yellw, green, blue, indig and vilet. But this isn’t exactly true. Blue and green are next t each ther in the rainbw, which is why we can see turquise (a mix f blue and green). Brwn is a mix f red and green. But they aren’t next t each ther in the rainbw, s we dn’t see them mix t make brwn.
We wuld never see black and white in a rainbw. Black is what we see when there’s n light at all. On the ther hand, white is a mix f all the clrs tgether. When light is refracted by raindrps, it separates the white light ut, meaning it is n lnger white.
269．We can see a rainbw under the right cnditins because ________.
A．the raindrps are like little ballsB．the light ges thrugh raindrps
C．the sunshine seems t be clrfulD．the weather is fggy after it rains
270．Accrding t the passage, what can we knw abut the clrs in the rainbw?
A．They can becme brwn r black.B．There are nly seven clrs in all.
C．They mix t make the white light.D．Their wn places can be changed.
271．Which part f a magazine may this passage be taken frm?
A．Science.B．Health.C．Culture.D．Fashin.
272．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．Hw are the clrs received in the rainbw?
B．When can the clrs turn blue in the rainbw?
C．Which clrs aren’t cvered with light in the rainbw?
D．Why can’t we find white, black and brwn in the rainbw?
（2023·浙江·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
What time is it? The answer yu give can be different, because yu are in different Earth’s time znes(時區(qū)). But hw culd yu tell the time if yu aren’t anywhere n Earth?
Scientists are nw thinking f creating a lunar(月球的) time zne. They believe it wuld be better fr astrnauts t cmmunicate by using Mn Time, as they travel t, frm, and acrss the Mn. At the mment, astrnauts are using time znes f their wn cuntries. But there culd be safety prblems caused by the differences in time-telling.
________ Gravity(引力) influences hw quickly r slwly time passes. Since gravity is weaker n the Mn, clcks run a bit faster there. After 24 hurs, a lunar clck wuld be 56 micrsecnds ahead f a clck n Earth. Anther pint t cnsider is that a full day n Earth is abut 24 hurs between tw sunsets. While n the Mn, it is nearly 709 hurs, abut 29.5 Earth days. This means that lunar nights can be arund tw weeks lng, with nly the Earth and the stars in the sky. With all this t think abut, scientists need t decide whether it wuld be better t fllw a time zne n Earth, r fr the Mn t have its wn special zne, which wuld have much lnger days.
Scientists must cnsider ther prblems t. Fr example, wh shuld be respnsible fr keeping the time zne ging? And hw can it be made practical fr astrnauts t use?
There are mre cuntries planning Mn trips in the future. The idea f creating a time zne n the Mn wuld make these easier. And if a lunar time zne is set up, scientists culd create time znes fr ther planets like Mars.
273．Scientists think that a lunar time zne can ________.
A．keep the Mn cleanB．keep astrnauts healthy
C．make the Mn trips saferD．make space travel faster
274．Which f the fllwing can be put in the blank ________ in Paragraph 3?
A．Setting up a lunar time zne is nt easy.
B．Setting up a special time zne is imprtant.
C．Scientists are hlding different pinins.
D．Scientists need t d a lt f experiments.
275．If the Mn has its wn special time zne, a full day f it can be abut ________ n Earth.
A．56 micrsecndsB．24 hursC．tw weeksD．29.5 days
276．What is the writer’s purpse in writing the passage?
A．T give infrmatin abut space travel.B．T intrduce the idea f Mn Time.
C．T describe an experience f time travel.D．T share news abut landing n Mars.
（2023·四川自貢·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Many f us have learned that chatting with a friend, relative r classmate can imprve ur md (心情). And failing t cmmunicate with thers can als affect the health f ur minds and bdies.
Nw experts in the US have fund that a gd cnversatin just nce a day culd be enugh t bst peple’s happiness and lwer their stress levels.
The researchers lked at five types f cnversatin that past research has fund t make peple feel clser. These included things like sharing jkes, listening t thers’ pinins, discussing recent experiences, ffering real praise and shwing care fr thers. The researchers asked ver 900 peple at five US universities t have ne f these five types f cnversatin each day. Then these peple reprted hw their chats affected their stress, well-being and ther feelings that day.
The researchers als lked at hw the number f daily chats affected the peple’s well-being. And they fund that while ne gd chat was enugh t imprve smene’s md, thse wh chse t have mre f these cnversatins had better days. “This means the mre that yu listened t yur friends, the mre that yu shwed care, the mre that yu tk time t value thers’ pinins, the better yu felt at the end f the day,” ne f the researchers said.
The researchers als said that meeting fr a chat was better fr peple’s well-being than using a phne r scial mediums (媒介).
277．What des the underlined wrd “bst” in Paragraph 2mean?
A．Increase.B．Discver.C．Create.
278．Hw can we lwer ur stress accrding t Paragraph 3?
A．By surfing the Internet.
B．By pinting ut thers’ mistakes.
C．By talking abut ur schl trip yesterday.
279．What can we infer (推斷) frm the researcher’s wrds in Paragraph 4?
A．Exchanging ideas with thers is useful.
B．Different cnversatins have different influences.
C．The number f daily chats can influence ur md.
280．What is the text mainly abut?
A．Gd chats imprve ur md.
B．The change f md is very imprtant.
C．Five types f cnversatin affect ur md.
（2023·四川自貢·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
The character, Hua Mulan, intrduces Chinese culture t the wrld in Disney’s 1998 cartn mvie and its new live-actin (真人拍攝的) mvie. She becmes a wrld star.
In the mvies, Mulan dresses herself like a by and takes her father’s place t fight in the army. She wins the respect f the whle natin and turns int a great sldier.
Accrding t Alex Xin, an art researcher at Peking University, Mulan in the western wrld has changed ver the past twenty years, frm a herine in westerners’ eyes t an authentic (地道的) Chinese girl. “When yu check the 1998 cartn, Mulan was described as a fighter fr wmen’s rights, but it missed the pint, as the riginal (最初的) stry was mainly abut traditinal family value. I’m glad that the new film has included this imprtant pint, shwing that after twenty years. Westerners nw have a better understanding f Chinese culture,” Alex Xin said.
As ne f the ldest cuntries in the wrld, China has a lng histry and wnderful culture. Chinese culture is deep and difficult t understand fr freigners. But by intrducing traditinal Chinese culture in ppular styles such as film, it is much easier fr freigners t understand China.
281．When was the new live-actin film made?
A．In 2018.B．In 2008.C．In 1998.
282．What des the underlined wrd “it” in Paragraph 3 refer t?
A．Mulan.B．The 1998 cartn.C．The western wrld.
283．What can we learn frm Alex’s wrds?
A．Westerners think it’s difficult t understand Chinese culture.
B．The 1998 cartn was mainly abut the traditinal family value.
C．Westerners can understand Chinese culture better thrugh the new film.
284．What is the best title fr the text?
A．Mulan, a Wrld StarB．Mulan, a Lvely GirlC．Mulan, a Brave Fighter
（2023·四川達(dá)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
“D yu knw Maca was never my real name? I have been away frm yu fr t lng, mther…”
Sng f the Seven Sns-Maca, written by Wen Yidu in 1925, is still in the hearts f Maca’s teenagers tday. The Basic Law f Maca Special Administrative Regin (《中華人民共和國澳門特別行政區(qū)基本法》) came ut in 1993 and started t wrk n Dec. 20, 1999, as Maca returned t China. Frm then n, it has becme much easier fr yung peple t build a clser relatinship with their mtherland.
Chan U, an 18-year-ld, is studying at the University f Maca. She said “Traveling t the Chinese mainland (大陸) has becme easier. Visits t Zhuhai have becme a part f the daily life f sme peple.” Kun Lt U, 25, studies at the Suth China University f Technlgy. She said “Many lcal peple g t Zhuhai t buy vegetables as they are fresher and cheaper than thse in lcal markets. Yung peple ften g t Zhuhai t play jubensha, a rle-playing game.”
The number f trips ut f Maca in January was 2.23 millin, and mst f them went t the Chinese mainland. Cities like Chngqing, Changsha and Hangzhu are ppular places fr yung peple, accrding t Chan. Guangdng is als a gd chice since the language and fd are similar.
“Yung peple in Maca care a lt abut what’s happening n the mainland,” said Kun. Like the yung peple n the mainland, they als use apps frm the mainland t knw the ht issues (話題). They have learned many mainland Internet catchphrases (流行語). “I knw abut the mst ppular nes such as ‘yyds’,” said Kun. “They make us understand mre abut peple and life n the mainland.”
Mre than half f the peple in Maca use nline shpping apps frm the mainland. Kun said that it’s because they can find almst everything they need at gd prices n the apps. The prducts are first shipped t a cllectin statin in Maca. It usually takes abut three t seven days fr lcal peple t get the prducts. “The cnnectin between Maca and the mtherland is getting strnger and strnger.” said Chan.
285．Which statement is Wrng abut Sng the f Seven Sns-Maca based n this passage?
A．It was written by Wen Yidu.B．It was written in 1925.
C．Teenagers in Maca knw the sng.D．It’s a piece f flk music.
286．Hw lng has The Basic Law f Maca Special Administrative Regin wrked?
A．Fr abut 30 years.B．Fr abut 18 years.C．Fr abut 24 years.D．Fr abut 20 years.
287．Why is Guangdng a gd place t g fr peple in Maca accrding t the passage?
A．Because f the weather.B．Because there are a lt f fun places.
C．Because they have similar language and fd.D．Because there are many peple frm Maca.
288．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Many peple in Maca use the apps frm the mainland.
B．In January, 2. 23 millin peple in Maca went t the Chinese mainland.
C．Jubensha is a ball game that is lved by yung peple in Maca.
D．Everyne in Maca likes shpping n the Internet.
289．What’s the best title f this passage?
A．The Mst Ppular Places fr Yung Peple n the Mainland
B．The Daily Life f Yung Peple in Maca
C．The Famus Sng, Sng f the Seven Sns-Maca
D．Maca, Staying Cnnected with the Mainland
（2023·四川南充·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
It is mre than sixty years since the death f Lei Feng, and yet his spirit f selflessness is still alive, inspiring Chinese yung peple. In fact, the wish t help thers can always be fund amng cmmn peple.
On September 5, 2022, when an earthquake hit Luding, Sichuan, 28-year-ld hydrpwer statin (水電站) wrker Gan Yu chse nt t leave but stay at his wrkplace, saving villages dwnstream frm being flded. Peple think he is a her like Lei Feng, but he desn’t feel that he shuld be cmpared t the yung her. “Lei Feng is a rle mdel t all Chinese yung peple. The things he did may seem small, but behind them was a nbility (高貴的品質(zhì)) that we can all achieve,” he said.
Zeng Qiangfei, 24, is als frm Sichuan. In 2013, when an earthquake happened in his hmetwn, he was studying in a middle schl. Zeng remembered seeing rescuers (救援者) and vlunteers gather there t help. When he grew up, he became a vlunteer himself. After a terrible quake hit Turkey and Syria this year, he flew there t help. During the rescue, he always saw lcal peple bwing quietly t rescuers like them. “I grew up listening t Lei Feng’s stries. He is an excellent yung man wh spared n effrt t help thers,” said Zeng.
This view is shared by a 56-year-ld British man named James Elry Edgintn, wh lives in Hunan, the hmetwn f Lei Feng. Wrking at a lcal cllege, Edgintn vlunteers t help students frm pr families, and is warmly regarded as a “freign Lei Feng”. “I am hnred t be cnnected with the spirit f Lei Feng. His qualities are timeless and brderless,” he said.
290．Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe Gan Yu?
A．Respnsible.B．Smart.C．Patient.D．Careful.
291．Why did Zeng Qiangfei becme a vlunteer when he grew up?
A．Because he wanted lcal peple t thank him.
B．Because he was quite mved by Gan Yu’s stry.
C．Because he learned abut vlunteering at schl.
D．Because he was influenced greatly by vlunteers.
292．Which ne f the statements belw is a fact accrding t the passage?
A．Gan Yu is a her like Lei Feng.B．Zeng Qiangfei is warm-hearted.
C．Lei Feng’s hmetwn is in Hunan.D．Edgintn is a “freign Lei Feng”.
293．Hw des the writer supprt his idea?
A．By listing numbers.B．By giving examples.
C．By making surveys.D．By asking questins.
294．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．The ways f helping thersB．The spirit f Lei Feng never dies
C．The stries f yung heresD．Chinese vlunteers are everywhere
（2023·四川南充·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
295．Which temperature is the mst suitable t plant sunflwers?
A．B．C．D．
296．Which f the fllwing can be put in ______?
A．Planting Sunflwer SeedsB．Cnsidering Seeds Quality
C．Watering Sunflwer PlantsD．Checking the Temperature
297．If yu plant yur seeds in April, yu may harvest in ______.
A．JanuaryB．MayC．JulyD．Nvember
298．______ can be used when the sunflwers are 95 cm tall.
A．SticksB．NetsC．Paper twelsD．Plastic bags
299．Where is the article prbably frm?
A．A ntice bard.B．A travel guide.
C．A planting diary.D．A gardening magazine.
（2023·四川達(dá)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Summer 2022 was a hard time fr many. Huge heat waves (熱浪) swept acrss Eurpean cuntries and parts f China. They brught extreme (極端) high temperatures and drught (干旱).
Eurpe has experienced its httest summer since 1979. In Spain, temperatures quickly increased past 40℃ and it was ne f the httest summers n recrd. In Italy and Greece, temperatures hit 38℃ r mre. Eurpe als experienced its mst serius drught in 500 years. The dry cnditins led t wildfires. The lack f rainfall caused water shrtages (缺乏). As a result, water uses became a big prblem. Back in China, similar things happened in the summer. Heat waves hit many places acrss the cuntry. Chngqing’s highest temperature reached 45℃, breaking its histrical recrd. In August, mre than 20 frest fires happened in the area.
Heat waves are mre harmful than yu might expect. If peple stay in high temperatures fr t lng, the heat will harm their bdies and make peple feel sick, pass ut r even die. During the 2003 heat wave in Eurpe, abut 70,000 peple died. Besides this, heat waves make sme infectius diseases (傳染病) even mre serius.
What caused the extreme weather event? Scientists said climate change was likely t be the reasn. Cuntries and rganizatins are taking actin t deal with it. The Eurpean Unin has set its gal t achieve net-zer emissins (凈零排放) by 2050. China als has the gal f peaking carbn dixide emissins (碳排放達(dá)到峰值) befre 2030 and achieving carbn neutrality (碳中和) befre 2060. Many cuntries have carried ut plicies (政策), like supprting green energy and making mre efficient (高效的) use f energy.
300．What happened last summer in the passage?
A．The wrld faced the highest temperatures in histry.
B．Sme infectius diseases brke ut (爆發(fā)) in Eurpe.
C．Huge heat waves swept acrss Eurpean cuntries and parts f China.
D．Many peple died because f heat waves.
301．Frm the passage, what prblems did heat waves bring?
①infectius disease ②high temperature ③drught ④heavy rain
A．①②B．②③C．③④D．①④
302．The underlined phrase “pass ut” prbably means ________ in Chinese.
A．去世B．經(jīng)過C．流汗D．暈倒
303．What might cause the extreme weather event accrding t the passage?
A．The Eurpean Unin’s plicies.B．Climate change.
C．Carbn neutrality.D．Efficient use f energy.
304．What’s the passage mainly abut?
A．Cuntries and rganizatins are lking fr ways t deal with climate change.
B．Heat waves brught serius prblems and cuntries and rganizatins are trying t slve them.
C．High temperatures can bring peple many health prblems.
D．Many freign cuntries have achieved their gals f net-zer emissins s far.
（2023·四川涼山·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
At times, everything is ging t g suth n yu. Maybe yu can try yur best t slve that. Maybe yu have t accept that. Yu’re ging t say, “This is it.” “This is hw I end.”
Let’s read tw stries abut the super heres frm different cuntries. What did they d fr their gals?
Jingwei Tries t Fill up the Sea
Once upn a time, the yungest daughter f Emperr Yan, went bating n the Eastern Sea. While she was enjying herself, a strng wind rse n the sea, and her bat sank t the sea. Her spirit turned int a beautiful bird after she died. She cried sadly in the sund “Jingwei, Jingwei”. That was why peple called her “Jingwei”.
The bird lived n a muntain near the sea. She was s sad that she decided t fill up the sea. Every day, she flew between the muntain and the sea, carrying a stne r a tree branch frm the muntain and drpping it int the sea.
One day, the sea said t Jingwei, “Pr little bird, stp ding that meaningless thing! Yu’ll never fill me up.” Jingwei replied, “I’ll fill yu up n dubt! I will, even if it will take me thusands f years! I’ll fight n withut taking a rest.”
Rbinsn Cruse
Rbinsn Cruse is a main character frm a nvel named Rbinsn Cruse.
When Rbinsn first arrived n the island, he had nthing. But he fund the ship and made a small bat. He brught back many things he culd use-fd and drink, tls, knives and guns. Althugh he lst everything, he didn’t lse his life. He kept wrking and waiting fr anther ship. He used the knife t cut dwn trees and built a huse. He went with his gun almst every day t kill animals and birds fr fd. He learned t grw fruit and vegetables. He lived n the island fr many years and he was saved finally.
305．Wh are the super heres in the tw stries?
A．Animals and birds.B．Jingwei and Rbinsn.C．Emperr Yan and the Eastern Sea.
306．Why did peple call the beautiful bird “Jingwei”?
A．Because she cried sadly in the sund “Jingwei”.
B．Because her father gave her the name “Jingwei”.
C．Because the name f the muntain where she lived was”Jingwei”.
307．Rbinsn ________ with his knife in the passage.
A．grew fruit and vegetables
B．killed animals and birds fr fd
C．cut dwn trees t build a huse
308．Which f the fllwing statement is TRUE?
A．The sea thught Jingwei did the meaningful thing.
B．Jingwei decided t fill up the sea with stnes and branches.
C．Rbinsn had sme fd and tls when he first arrived n the island.
309．The tw stries shw that peple shuld ________ t reach their gals.
A．never give upB．a(chǎn)sk fr helpC．keep away frm difficulties
（2023·四川南充·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Recently, a research n hw a new virtual reality (VR虛擬現(xiàn)實) experience educated children abut the fire disasters (災(zāi)害) was dne. The new VR experience was develped by the University f Suth Australia, hping t educate children t learn hw t be safe in a fire. It presents a situatin fr children aged 10—12. In the situatin, they are tasked t lk after a friend’s dg just befre a fire event begins. They take part in a set f prblem-slving activities t help save and prtect themselves and the dg.
The findings shwed that ver 80% f children culd calmly tell the advantages and disadvantages f different chices. They als learned t make wise decisins t prtect themselves frm a fire. Children thught it especially imprtant and meaningful, because 91% f them didn’t have knwledge f fires at the beginning, and 67% had said that they were t yung t make safety decisins in a fire.
The researchers believed such VR experiences made it pssible t engage, educate and empwer the yung. “As children brn in mdern times, they are interested in such technlgy and they can experience events in a real situatin yet within the safe envirnment,” said Delene Weber, ne f the researchers. “Well-designed VR can prvide children with surprisingly valuable learning tls.” Meanwhile, because children have fewer life experiences, aren’t as physically strng, and are less likely t have learned much abut fire safety, they’re ften mst at risk. Hwever, the rle that children play in the fire safety at their hmes shuld nt be underestimated (低估). “Children dn’t need t be always waiting fr help in disasters. With these VR experiences, we can make children understand the risks and realize they can help,” said Weber.
310．What’s the purpse f the new VR experience?
A．T describe children’s reactins t fire disasters.
B．T teach children t save themselves in a fire.
C．T intrduce ways f aviding a fire t children.
D．T increase children’s interest in VR experiences.
311．Frm the findings, what’s the children’s attitude (態(tài)度) twards the new VR experience?
A．Dubtful.B．Wrried.C．Uncertain.D．Supprtive.
312．Which f the fllwing in the dictinary best explains the underlined wrd “engage” in Para.3?
A．①B．②C．③D．④
313．Frm Para. 3, we mainly get t knw the ________ f the new VR experience.
A．DevelpmentB．a(chǎn)dvantagesC．qualityD．intrductin
314．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A．Children make n difference in the fire safety at their hmes.
B．VR experiences are mainly designed fr children in high schl.
C．Well-designed VR can ffer children amazingly valuable learning tls.
D．91% f children believed they weren’t ld enugh t make safety decisins.
（2023·四川瀘州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
What is yur first impressin f bamb in China? Is it nly a kind f plant n the fd list f pandas? N! It als represents single bamb drifting（獨(dú)竹漂）, an intangible cultural heritage（非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)）passed frm generatin t generatin amng the peple in Guizhu Prvince.
Single bamb drifting has been perfrmed fr mre than 2,000 years. In the past, the ancestrs wh lived n the bank f the Chishui River used it as a methd t g acrss the river. Nw, with the develpment f mdern transprtatin, this skill has been regarded as a sprt r a unique way f perfrmance by lcal peple.
Middle schl students f the prvince practice the sprt and cmpete in the Chinese Natinal Games. The requirements f the sprt are simple, yet demanding! Athletes have t balance n a bamb ple, barely as wide as ne’s ft, and guide it dwn the river with a thin stick. But there’s mre than just guiding. While keeping balance n the narrw bamb ple with the thin stick, the athletes are perfrming skills and tricks. Jumping, push-ups, and splits（劈叉）are sme f the mst cmmn nes, whereas thse wh are mre experienced ften use their imaginatin t try ut mre difficult mves.
Yang Liu, a 25-year-ld “water fairy” frm Zunyi, Guizhu, dancing n the river in traditinal Chinese cstume, is an inheritr（繼承人）f single bamb drifting. Fr ver ten years, cmbining drifting with dancing, Yang has put fresh energy int this traditinal art. It’s nt easy t stand, let alne dance n a single bamb. S nt surprisingly, Yang has experienced cuntless falls and failures. Thanks t her effrts, thugh, single bamb drifting has gtten great fame n the Internet and becme well-knwn in the wrld.
315．What did we mainly use single bamb drifting fr in ancient times?
A．A kind f sprt.B．A way f dance.
C．A frm f traditinal art.D．A type f transprtatin.
316．What des the underlined wrd “demanding” prbably mean in Chinese?
A．嚴(yán)苛的B．繁瑣的C．寬松的D．自在的
317．Why is a stick needed in single bamb drifting?
A．T try ut difficult mves.B．T guide and balance.
C．T perfrm different tricks.D．T practice and cmpete.
318．What d we knw abut Yang Liu?
A．She was a fairy with magical pwer.B．She kept practicing fr ver 10 years.
C．She was gd at the skill frm the start.D．She didn’t like the traditinal art.
319．What mainly made single bamb drifting famus arund the wrld?
A．The spread f sprts spirits.B．The develpment f turism.
C．The ppularity f Chinese festivals.D．The cntinuus effrts f generatins.
（2023·四川達(dá)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）
Weekends, air cnditiners (空調(diào)), takeuts… are all cmmn things fr mdern peple. Have yu ever wndered if ancient peple enjyed the same lifestyles? Let’s take a lk.
320．Why were there n weekends in ancient times?
A．Because ancient peple were mre hard-wrking than mdern nes.
B．Because ancient peple didn’t use a weekly calendar.
C．Because the emperrs didn’t allw their peple t have a rest.
D．Because ancient peple wanted t make mre mney.
321．Hw many ways are mentined t stay cl in ancient China in the passage?
A．One.B．Tw.C．Three.D．Fur.
322．Hw did peple in ancient times keep takeut dishes warm?
A．They put ht water between plates.
B．They lit candles under the dishes.
C．They cvered the dishes with thick clth.
D．They walked fast t deliver (送) the dishes.
323．Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A．In ancient China, peple like farmers and businessmen wrked all year rund.
B．Ancient peple used bed mats made f silk t stay cl.
C．Alng the River During the Qingming Festival was painted in Sng Dynasty.
D．Mdern peple still have the same lifestyles as ancient peple.
324．Where can we read this passage prbably?
A．In a nvel.B．In a science bk.
C．In a histry magazine.D．In a cking bk.N ne knws wh invented pencils r when it happened. A Swiss described a pencil in a bk in 1565. He said it was a piece f wd with lead inside it. (Lead is a very heavy, sft, dark gray metal.) Pencils weren’t ppular, and peple cntinued t write with pens. They used bird feathers as pens.
Then, in 1795, smene started making pencils frm graphite (石墨), and they became very ppular. One pencil can write 50,000 English wrds r make a line 55 kilmeters lng.
Peple wrte with feather pens and then used pens with metal pints. They had t dip (蘸) the pint int ink after every few letters. Next, smene invented a funtain pen that culd hld ink inside it. A funtain pen can write several pages befre yu have t fill it again.
Tw Hungarian brthers, Ladisla and Gerg Bir, invented the ballpint pen. English pilts liked the pens. They culdn’t write with funtain pens in airplanes because the ink leaked ut. Later, a French cmpany called Bic bught the Birs’ cmpany.
Sme peple call ballpint pens “Bics.” Australians call them “Birs.” Whatever we call them, we use them every day.
Knw the gals
Make sure everyne understands the gal f the prject. If yu’re ding a class prject, yu need t check the teacher’s instructins carefully and ask questins whenever smething isn’t clear. There’s a ppular saying: If yu dn’t knw where yu’re ging, yu prbably wn’t get there.
Assign (指派) rles
Everyne shuld have a rle in the team. Fr example, there shuld be a leader wh helps everyne make decisins. There might be a nte-taker wh writes dwn the team’s ideas during meetings, and a time-keeper t cntrl the time. There might als be a fact-checker r a grup speaker.
Divide the wrk
Fr large prjects, the wrk can be divided int smaller tasks. Then yu can chse tasks that yu d well r enjy. Of curse, yu shuldn’t always d the same task. It’s gd t try new things, even if they’re difficult!
Make a plan
After yu divide the wrk, write dwn a plan n paper. Yu can use a calendar t help yu. List all the tasks and think abut when each ne must be finished. It’s imprtant fr everyne t fllw the plan. And if yu can’t finish yur part n time, tell the thers as sn as pssible.
The 3 mst wnderful train jurneys prvide the natural beauty f ur mtherland. Read n t see which line yu want t start yur jurney with.
Xining t Lhasa
Length: arund 1,900 km lng Price: 781 yuan fr a sft sleeper
The railway line is ppular with travellers wh want t visit Tibet（西藏）. It is the lngest high altitude（海拔）train trip in the wrld and is named as “the way t the sky”. Mst f the line is ver 4,000 meters. Yu can see Qinghai Lake utside the train’s windws.
Chengdu t Kunming
Length: arund 1,100 km lng Price: 487.5 yuan fr a secnd class
The railway line has been in service since July 1970. Frm Chengdu, with an altitude f 400 meters r s, the train ges up t abut 2,000 meters acrss muntains. This line is called Gelgical Museum（地質(zhì)博物館）because f the special gegraphy alng the railway line.
Lhasa t Rikaze
Length: arund 250 km lng Price: 64 yuan fr a sft seat
This railway line cnnects t the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and has an altitude f abve 3,600 meters. It makes Tibet travel easier fr travellers, especially thse wh want t see Munt Qmlangma, the highest muntain in the wrld.
The Three Treasures f Dngting Lake (in 2023)
River prpise(江豚)—has a rund head with a pinted muth(鈍吻).
—is all gray white, lks like a dlphin(海豚).
—abut 162 prpises in Dngting Lake.
Milu deer(麋鹿)
—is a large animal fed n grass.
—is abut 170~217cm lng and 122~137 cm tall.
—weighs abut 120~250 kils.
—has a pair f special hrns(角).
Migratry birds(候鳥)—cme frm the nrth in autumn and fly back in late spring the next year.
—abut 500 kinds, nearly 298,000 birds in Dngting Lake.
Playing hide-and-seek
Hide-and-seek is a traditinal game fr children, ppular arund the natin. There are tw ways t play: cvering a child’s eyes while ther kids run arund t play a trick n him r, mre cmmnly, thers hide and ne child must try t find them.
Flying kites
Kites have quite a lng histry in China. The earliest kites weren’t made f paper. They were made f wd instead. Nwadays, the three mst famus kites are the Beijing kite, Tianjin kite and Weifang kite. Each has its wn style. Fr example, the bird-shaped kite with lng wings is a special kind f the Beijing kite.
Watching shadw plays
The mst similar thing t watching a film during ancient times was ging t see a shadw play. The artists cntrlled puppets (木偶) behind the screen t make the puppets mve like peple and tell stries. Peple liked listening t the music and enjyed the beautiful puppets.
Kicking stne balls
During the Qing Dynasty (1644—1911), kicking a stne ball arund was a ppular sprt in the nrthern part f China, and it was ften played in the winter t keep warm. Stnes were carved int small balls and kicked alng with feet.
Henry, 12 years ld, San Francisc
I think we shuld all have electric cars. This wuld cut dwn air pllutin and allw us t breathe better. Cleaner air als means there will be fewer animals dying. Think f all the lives we have lst by destrying ur envirnment.
Sme peple think electric cars are pricey. But their prices are cming dwn. What’s mre, gas csts a lt mre than electricity. Once yu use the gas, it’s gne. Anyway, I think we’re ging t run ut f gas at sme pint. This will make electric cars a need. Als, d yu knw that electric cars can travel 33 miles fr abut a dllar? Yu can’t say that fr gas. All cars shuld be electric!
Sandy, 13 years ld, New Yrk
I dn’t think all cars shuld be electric. First f all, charging statins are less cmmn than gas statins. This makes electric cars a lt less cnvenient fr lng trips. What’s mre, cld weather des harm t the batteries (電池). They can’t wrk well as usual. And electric cars are als mre expensive than cmmn cars. A new electric car usually csts arund $ 11, 000 mre than a new gar car. True, electric cars help slw climate change. But thrwing batteries away can hurt ur planet.
4 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS TO IMPROVE YOUR SPOKEN ENGLISH
D yu want t speak English easily and well? In this lessn, we’ll help yu imprve yur spken English with sme really useful expressins. Fr example, “Tm went missing during the rainstrm last night, but luckily, he was fund ▲ . “ Best f all, Americans use them a lt. They are really useful! OK? Let’s start!
Bright and earlyIf yu get up “bright and early”, yu get up very early in the mrning.
Example: I like t get up bright and early every day n hliday s I can g fr a swim befre breakfast.
Fair and square If smething such as a game r decisin is “fair and square”, it’s hnest and fair.
Example: I think I wn that game fair and square, even thugh Mark wuld prbably disagree with that.
Alive and well If smene is “alive and well”, they’ re finally safe after being in danger.
Example: I’m pleased t reprt that the missing climbers are all alive and well.
First and fremst We use “first and fremst” befre we refer t the mst imprtant part f smething; it’s like saying “mst imprtantly”.
Example: First and fremst, I’d like t thank everybdy fr all their help.
Nrtheast China Tiger and
Lepard Natinal Park
Lcatins: Heilngjiang and Jilin prvinces
Landscapes: Muntains, hills, and valleys
Representative species: Siberian tiger, Amur lepard (豹)
Prgress: Increasing ppulatin f prtected animal species frm the year f 2015 t 2022 — Siberian tigers: 27→50; Amur lepards: 42→60
Sanjiangyuan Natinal Park
Lcatins: Qinghai Prvince and Xizang Autnmus Regin
Landscapes: Glaciers, snw-capped muntains, high-altitude wetlands, deserts, alpine grasslands
Representative species: Snw lepard, Tibetan antelpe
Prgress: At present, the vegetatin cverage f the grassland in the park has been ver 60%, which is nearly 5% higher than that in 2015.
Giant Panda Natinal Park
Lcatins: Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu prvinces
Landscapes: Muntains, basins
Representative species: Giant panda, red panda
Prgress: It is prtecting ver 70% f the wild giant panda ppulatin in the cuntry. The ppulatin f prtective animals in the park — Giant pandas 50+; Sichuan takins 1,300+
Wuyishan Natinal Park
Lcatins: Fujian and Jiangxi prvinces
Landscapes: Muntains
Representative species: Chinese panglin, Cabt’s tragpan
Prgress: Thrugh reasnable develpment f 10% f its area, the park has held its bidiversity cnservatin in 90% f its area under prtectin.
Hainan Trpical Rainfrest
Natinal Park
Lcatins: Hainan Prvince
Landscapes: Muntains
Representative species: Hainan black crested gibbn
Prgress: The ppulatin f Hainan’s black crested gibbn in the wild — 1970s: 2 grups f 7 individuals (個體); At present: 5 grups f 36 individuals
Smetimes it can be difficult t say exactly what we’re feeling. When we feel uneasy r disappinted, we can put prblems int wrds. Keeping a diary is a gd way t relax.
If we get angry, music has a wnderful influence n ur feelings. When we feel sad, it fills ur hearts with warmth.
When we get nervus r upset befre a test, take a few deep breaths.
Enugh sleep helps us keep clear minds. Withut plenty f rest, it is hard t pay attentin t ur study r wrk.
Actually, the mst imprtant way that we can lwer stress is t have a healthy lifestyle. Especially exercise is a key part f staying healthy and gd fr bth physical and mental health.
D yu lve sunflwers? This article will walk yu thrugh hw t plant yur sunflwer seeds and care fr them. Start it with the best temperatures: 18~33℃.
Part 1 Germinating (使發(fā)芽) Sunflwer Seeds
1. Chse ne kind yu like.
2. Put the seeds in a plastic bag. Cver the seeds with wet paper twels. Put them in plastic bags.
Once the seeds germinate, plant them.
Part 2 ______
1. Chse a sunny lcatin. Sunflwers grw best with six t eight hurs f sunlight a day.
2. Plant the seeds in hles. Plant seeds 2.5 cm deep and 15 cm apart. Cver the seeds with sil after planting.
Part 3 Caring fr Sunflwer Plants
1. Water plants weekly. Water plants nce a week.
2. Fertilize a little r nt at all. If yu are grwing sunflwers fr yur wn enjyment, there is n need t fertilize.
3. Harvest (收獲) the seeds. Sunflwers usually take 80 t 120 days t mature (成熟) and prduce new seeds.
Tips:
◆Prtect the yung plants frm pests (害蟲). Cver the grund with nets.
◆Supprt plants ver 90 cm with sticks.
engage /εn’ge?d?/
verb en·gaged, en·gag·ing.
①t draw ne’s attentin and keep them interested
②t give smebdy a jb
③t begin fighting with smebdy
④t fit ne part f a machine int anther s they can wrk
N weekendsIn ancient China, there were n weekends because peple did nt use a weekly calendar. But they culd still relax after wrk. During the Han Dynasty, fficers tk ne day ff every five days. During the Tang Dynasty, fficers wrked fr ten days and rested fr ne day. There were als many public hlidays in ancient times, such as Spring Festival, winter slstice and Mid-Autumn Festival. Peple like farmers and businessmen usually wrked mst f the year, but even the mst hard-wrking peple wuld take a few days ff during Spring Festival.
Smart ways f staying clIn ancient times, thugh peple didn’t have air cnditiners, they had their wn ways t get thrugh the ht summer. Peple cllected ice blcks in winter and stred them in an icehuse. When summer came, peple culd take the ice blcks hme and use them t make their rms cler.
There was a kind f pillw (枕頭) made f prcelain (瓷器) that felt pleasantly cl. Ancient peple als made bamb int bed mats (墊子) t sleep n. They’re still used tday.
Takeuts nt a new thingThere was takeut as far back as the Sng Dynasty. In the famus Sng Dynasty painting Alng the River During the Qingming Festival (《清明上河圖》), a takeut wrker can be seen with fd in hand.
Peple at the time even had special meal bxes fr takeut dishes. They als used warming plates made f tw layers (層) f prcelain. Ht water culd be put between them t keep dishes warm.

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