安徽省2019年中考英语总复习题型专项复习题型五阅读理解安徽题型专练

阅读理解安徽题型专练A(2018·湖南张家界中考改编)Student Volunteers Needed!On Saturday, December 12th, from 10 a．m. until 4 p．m., Carverton Middle School will be holding a music festival in the school gym. The special event will feature(以……为特征) many professional musicians and singers.Interested students should speak with Ms. Braxton, the music teacher. Students who would like to help at the festival must have written permission from a parent or guardian(监护人)．1．What time will the festival begin?A．1 a．m., December 5th.B．11 a．m., December 11th.C．10 a．m., December 12th.D．4 p．m., December 5th.2．Where will the festival be held?A．In the school gym.B．On the playground.C．In the meeting hall.D．In the classroom.3．What task will be done the day before the festival begins?A．Helping performers.B．Setting up the gym.C．Cleaning up the gym.D．Making posters.4．Who is told to talk to Ms. Braxton?A．Parents. B．Teachers.C．Students. D．Performers.B(2018·湖北荆州中考)In 1997，12­year­old American girl Caitlin and 14­year­old Zimbabwean(津巴布韦人) Martin became pen friends through their schools. They didn't realize at that time how their handwritten letters would change their lives.It all began as a school task. Everyone in Caitlin's class was supposed to choose a pen friend from another country. All the other kids picked countries like France or Germany，but Caitlin chose Zimbabwe because the name sounded exotic(异国的) and cool.Martin lived with his family in one of Zimbabwe's worst slums(贫民窟) where they shared one room with another family. And a bed was their only piece of furniture.When Caitlin's first letters reached Martin, they were simple and general. The two kids wrote about their favorite music and what they liked to do. But as Martin gradually revealed more about his life and his letters started arriving written on pieces of trash, Caitlin realized what the living conditions were like for Martin. Without telling her parents，she began sending money with her letters—$20 at a time. While the money was not much to Caitlin, it meant more food for Martin's family and enabled him to pay his school fees.It lasted six years from their first exchange of letters to Martin's arrival in the United States. With the help of the money from Caitlin's parents later on, Martin finished his university and got his MBA from Duke University.Today, Caitlin and Martin aren't only best friends, but they also share their story in a book called I Will Always Write Back. They want to encourage readers to look beyond their own lives and do something kind for others, which might greatly influence their lives.5． is from Zimbabwe.A．Duke B．Caitlin C．Martin D．Frank6．Which is the correct order of the following events?a．They shared their story in a book.b．Caitlin's first letters reached Martin.c．Caitlin chose a pen friend from Zimbabwe.d．Martin got his MBA from Duke University.A．a－b－c－d B．a－b－d－cC．c－b－d－a D．c－d－b－a7．According to the passage，which of the following is not TRUE?A．Caitlin chose Zimbabwe because the name sounded exotic and cool.B．Martin lived a very hard life in one of the worst slums in Zimbabwe.C．Martin's family could get more food with Caitlin's money in the letters.D．They had kept writing to each other for five years before Martin arrived in the US. 8．Which would be the best title for this passage?A．The Two Pen FriendsB．The Power of WritingC．The Special School TaskD．The Money in LettersC(2018·湖南长沙麓山国际实验学校一模改编)In China and even in the world, Huawei is a wonder. Although it started producing mobile phones not many years ago, it has become one of the most famous phone companies.Now Huawei has got third place at the mobile market, just following Apple and Samsung. After seeing more of its smartphones were sold last year, Huawei appears to be more confident in its bigger goals.“We hope that in three years our market share can be the top two and in five years our market share can be the top one，” Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's Consumer(消费者) Business Group, said in a recent TV interview.The company sold 108 million smartphones in 2015，compared with 2014, the number increased by 44 percent, though it was much smaller than Apple's 231.5 million iPhones and Samsung's 317.2 million smartphones.“The number of our smartphones is still growing，” Yu said, “and our company is exp ecting an increase of 30% in smartphone shipments(出货量). It'll be a great success.”Although Huawei's smartphones sold well in Western Europe and China, the market in the US is another example. Yu said that the company was “so late” to the US. However, we a re trying hard to raise our market share there in the next few years.9．According to the passage, which are top two biggest smartphone companies now?A．Apple and Huawei.B．Samsung and Huawei.C．Samsung and Apple.D．Huawei and Xiaomi.10．How many smartphones were sold by Huawei in 2015?A．108 million. B．231.5 million.C．317.2 million. D．60.48 million.11．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A．Huawei has a very long history of making smartphones.B．Huawei's market share will be the top one in two years.C．Huawei is trying hard to make its market share rise in America.D．Huawei came to American market in the earlier years.12．What does the passage mainly want to tell us?A．Smartphones are getting popular around the world.B．Huawei's phone company is getting better and better.C．Huawei is trying hard to make money.D．Smartphone is less popular in the world.D(2018·湖南长沙麓山国际实验学校一模改编)A little girl's interest in wanting to talk about Chinese food put her on a path to study the language.Is abelle first became interested in Chinese when she was 5. “We were at a Chinese restaurant. She was watching a man making noodles. She was so excited that she wanted to talk with him. Unfortunately, he didn't speak English. On the way home, she said she wanted to learn Chinese，” said Isabelle's father.“I totally fell in love with the language. It's so beautiful and unlike anything I've ever heard before，” said Isabelle, whose Chinese name is Bao Ling. She is now 12 and very good at Chinese, she can even watch movies and TV from China without subtitles. Some of her favorite Chinese cartoons are Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Big Head Son and Small Head Dad, which are very popular in China.Isabelle studies at the Confucius Institute(孔子学院) near her home, the William&MaryConfucius Institute. “It is just the beginning of a fantastic on going adventure, all thanks to the Confucius Institute，” she said.The WMCI offers courses on many aspects(方面) of Chinese culture, from travel tips to calligraphy(书法), to tai chi, cooking and music. The first course that Isabelle took was a cooking class. She then tried tai chi and kung fu through the WMCI.Next year, through the WMCI, Isabelle will join the JNCLNCLIS() to ask for more aid for language instruction in public schools.“I want to thank the Confucius Institute for sharing the wonderful language and culture of China to the world，” she said. “It has been a wonderful journey for all of us，” said her mother.13．Why did Isabelle become interested in Chinese at first?A．Because she wanted to talk about Chinese food.B．Because she wanted to be a Chinese cook.C．Because she thought Chinese was so beautiful.D．Because she wanted to travel in China.14．What does the underlined word“subtitle” mean in Chinese?A．标题B．科目C．字幕D．栏目15．What courses did Isabelle take through WMCI?A．Cooking, calligraphy and tai chi.B．Cooking, kung fu and tai chi.C．Cooking, tai chi and music.D．Calligraphy, kung fu, tai chi.16．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A．Isabelle first became interested in Chinese when she was 12 years old.B．Isabelle has got aid for language instruction in public schools.C．Both Isabelle and her mother feel good about the Confucius Institute.D．Isabelle studies at the Confucius Institute far away her home.17．What is the best title of the passage?A．How Chinese Food Led to a Girl's Love of ChineseB．How Popular Chinese Calligraphy Is in Foreign CountriesC．Why Is the Confucius Institute Welcomed in Foreign CountriesD．How Did the Confucius Institute Develop in the World阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题后面的词数要求)。