专题20感动中国 -备战2022年中考英语阅读理解热点话题特训.doc
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1、 20 感动中国Passage1Zhang Guimei, who founded a high school for girls to study for free in Lijiang, Yunnan province in 2008, has helped about 1,200 girls go to college in the past 13 years.She came up with the idea of setting up a high school especially for girls after she visited the homes of the girls
2、 who gave up studying. She learned that most of the dropouts (辍学生) would get married. Poor families couldnt pay the tuition fees (学费). Some girls had to do chores at home.Between 2003 and 2007, Zhang spent her vacations on the streets, asking people to give away money for her girls school. Many peop
3、le thought she might lie and cheat money from them. So she only raised about 10,000 yuan.In 2007, after her dream was reported, the Yunnan government invested 60 million yuan in the project. The Huaping High School for Girls was completed (完成) in 2008 with only one teaching building. In 2009, after
4、seeing no hope, nine teachers resigned, leaving just eight to teach there. In 2011, the first intake of students graduated and all went to universities or vocational colleges. By 2015, construction (建设) of all the schools facilities (学校设备) was completed.In 2019, she was diagnosed with many illnesses
5、. But she is still fighting on. She hopes that girls can change their fates (命运) by receiving education and influence their future children in a positive way.1Which of the following is NOT mentioned about why the girls gave up studying?AThey would get married.BThey disliked studying.CThey were asked
6、 to do chores.DTheir families were too poor to afford the tuition fees.2Why didnt Zhang Guimei get enough money for the girls school at first?ABecause nobody gave away money for her girls school.BBecause she spent less time on it.CBecause many people didnt believe what she said.DBecause she had seri
7、ous illnesses.3What does the underlined word “resigned” in paragraph 4 most probably mean?A失业B退休C就业D辞职4From the passage, we can see many girls _ by studying in Huaping High School for Girls.Achanged their lifeBdropped out of schoolsCdidnt enter universitiesDhad many problems5What is the best title f
8、or this passage?AThe female dropouts in Li Jiang.BA great lady helps girls to receive education.CTeachers in a high school for girls.DWhy did many girls give up studying?Passage2 “Pure love, only for the country”this is a sentence from the diary of Chen Xiangrong, a 19-year-old Chinese soldier who w
9、as stationed at the border of Galwan Valley. Unfortunately, Chen died during a border clash(边境冲突)between Chinese and Indian troops in June 2020. Last June, Indian soldiers illegally crossed to the Chinese side of the Galwan Valley and set up tents, which forced the Chinese troops to react, Xinhua sa
10、id. Regimental commander Qi Fabao, 41, led several of his soldiers to negotiate(协商)with the Indian side. However, they were then attacked by Indian soldiers with steel pipes and rocks. Chen Hongjun, 33, Chen Xiangrong, 19, Wang Zhuoran, 24 and Xiao Siyuan, 24, died during the clash. Qi was the only
11、one left alive, but was seriously injured. It was the first time the Chinese military has made public the number of deaths, the names of the fallen soldiers and details since the clash happened. According to Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian, responsibility for the Galwan Valley clash falls on Indi
12、a. On Feb. 19, the Central Military Commission(CMC)honored the two officers and three soldiers for defending the border. Four of them received awards after death. The awards include honorary titles and first-class merit. In China, an honorary title is the highest award given to a service member in m
13、ilitary. A first-class merit is second-highest. The country has also offered pensions(抚恤金)to the four martyrs families. A team will stay in touch with the family members and help them if needed. The martyrs children will also get extra points on the gaokao.6Pure love, only for the country comes from
14、 _.Aa book of Chen XiangrongBa diary of Chen XiangrongCa book of Qi FabaoDa diary of Qi Fabao7_was badly wounded during the border clash.AChen HongjunBWang ZhuoraCQi FabaoDXiao Siyuan8The border clash happened because _.Aa Chinese soldier diedBIndian soldiers lost many tentsCChinese troops were trai
15、ning in the valleyDIndian soldiers illegally crossed the border9What did the Chinese soldiers plan to do at first?AFight the Indian soldiers with rocks.BMake the clash public.CDeal with the clash peacefully.DHelp injured Indian soldiers.10What do we know from the last three paragraphs?AChina has sho
16、wn great respect for the four martyrs.BThe four martyrs had received honorary titles before death.CThe martyrs families received donations from around the country.DThe martyrs children can go to any of Chinas top universities. Passage3Poverty (贫困) is a big problem around the world. But China has don
17、e a good job of dealing with it and it has found its own way to fight poverty. Instead of just giving money to poor people, it has tried to educate people and give them the tools they need to lift themselves out of poverty. Ordinary people play a big role in the fight. Here are two of them.Zhang Gui
18、mei has been helping girls pursue (追求) education since she traveled to Yunnan at the age of 17. As a teacher, Zhang was heartbroken when she saw her students quit school after finishing senior high school. They couldnt go to college because their families couldnt afford it. So in 2008, Zhang started
19、 a free school for poor girls. Since then, Zhang has been busy asking for donations to provide money for the school. She has convinced(说服) parents to send their daughters back to school.The school has sent more than 1,800 students to universities and colleges.When Mao Xianglin started to work as the
20、 Party secretary of his village, there was only one pathway out of the village for many years. He led more than 100 villagers to build a road with their hands. It took them seven years to build an eight-kilometer road. Mao then encouraged the villagers to grow oranges. Last year, their orange yield
21、(产量) was nearly 40 tons. Young people have returned to the village to sell oranges online. By the end of 2019, 269 villagers had been lifted out of poverty. The per capita income (人均收入) reached 12,670 yuan, 40 times more than in the 1990s.Over the last eight years, 98.99 million rural people have be
22、en lifted out of poverty. The 832 counties (县) and 128,000 villages which these people live in are no longer in poverty. China has been responsible for reducing 70 percent of poverty worldwide since the late 1970s.11What does the underlined word “quit” mean in Paragraph 2?AleaveBserveCdislikeDbuild1
23、2What do you know about Mao Xianglin according to the text?AHe works as a teacher in the village.BHe did two things to help the villagers.CHe encouraged the villagers to sell oranges.DHe led villagers to build a road with some tools.13Whats the right structure (结构) of the text? -Paragraph 1 -Paragra
24、ph 2 - Paragraph 3 -Paragraph 4ABCD14What is the purpose of using the numbers in the last paragraph?ATo praise the spirits of model workers.BTo show great achievements against poverty.CTo spread the ways of fighting against poverty.DTo describe the experiences of fighting against poverty.15Which of
25、the following is TRUE according to the text?AThe teacher helped the poor areas out of poverty by giving materials.BThe per capita income in the village was more than 500 in the 1990s.CThe young people who stayed in the village grew oranges in the past.DZhang Guimei has been helping girls pursue educ
26、ation for over 40 years. Passage464-year-old Zhang Guimei is a teacher. She has spent about 40 years helping young girls from poor families in Yunnan to receive a higher education. Her school, Huaping Girls High School in Lijiang City, is the first full-tuition free(学费全免的)high school for girls from
27、poor families in China. Zhang moved to Lijiang at the age of 17 to teach in the middle school in Huaping County. Once, she got badly ill but had no money for the treatment(治疗). With the help of the people there, she was able to get the necessary treatment. “From then on, I told myself that I must do
28、 something for those people who helped me,” Zhang said. Slowly, a dream of setting up a free high school for girls in Huaping County emerged in Zhangs heart. From the year of 2002, she began a six-year journey to look for funds(资金). In 2008, Zhang finally set up Huaping Girls High School at the foot
29、 of the Shizi Mountain in Huaping. Until now, Zhangs school has sent more than1,600 girls to universities. “Im very thankful to her. She made us girls from poor areas able to go and see the world outside,” said Yang Qian, a graduate(毕业生)from Zhangs school. Zhangs story moves many people. To help her
30、, the Yunnan Normal University planned to send 46 future graduates as teachers each year to her school.16Why did Zhang want to help those young girls?APeople there once helped herBShe also comes from a poor familyCBuilding a school is always her dreamDShe found her school needed more teachers17What
31、does the underlined word “emerged” mean?AjumpedBappearedCansweredDlearned18What do we know about Huaping Girls High School?AHuaping County built it in 2008.BZhang has been teaching there for 40 years.CMore than 1,000 girls study there each year.DIt took Zhang six years to set it up.19How would the Y
32、unnan Normal University help Zhang?ABy providing more jobs for her students.BBy giving all her students a good education.CBy helping with the schools teaching work.DBy providing money for her and her students.20Which of the following can be the BEST title for the passage?AA great schoolBA wonderful
33、dreamCA great teacherDA brighter future for poor girl Passage5 A woman teacher in Lijiang, Yunnan Province has changed the lives of many children in the mountains, especially the girls. She is the head teacher of Huaping High School for Girls. It is the first public high school for girls in China th
34、at does not charge tuition(收取学费).And it is well-known for its high percentage of graduates who enter universities. Without her, nothing would have happened. She is Zhang Guimei.In 2001, Zhang, then a teacher of local middle school, was chosen to be the part-time president of a center for homeless ch
35、ildren in Huaping. She found that many girls in the area had little chance of getting education. Zhang decided to set up a school for girls, mainly those who are unable to continue their high school studies.Between 2002 and 2007, Zhang spent her vacations on the streets asking people to give away mo
36、ney to her school. Many people didnt understand what she was doing and gave her the cold shoulder. Luckily, Zhang and her dream have finally drawn attention from the public and the government. With the local governments support, Huaping High School for Girls was opened in September 2008.Difficulties
37、 soon followed. Six months after it opened, 9 out of its 17 teachers left because of the poor conditions and the students poor performance. But Zhang wouldnt allow the school to be shut down. She led the remaining teachers to work harder.“I want my students to go to good universities,” Zhang said. D
38、uring the past 12 and a half years, over 1,600 girl students have graduated and been accepted into universities including Wuhan University and Sichuan University. It makes Zhang proud. This great teacher believes education for women can make a big difference in a nation.21Huaping High School for Gir
39、ls is in _ Province.AYunnanBHunanCSichuanDWuhan22Why did Zhang Guimei decide to set up a school for girls?ABecause more girls entered universities than boys.BBecause she wanted to help more girls receive education.CBecause many girls were interested in high school studies.DBecause she became the par
40、t-time president of a center for homeless children.23To open the school, Zhang Guimei once _.Aasked other teachers not to leaveBwrote a letter to the local governmentCasked people for money on the streetsDspent vacations talking with girls parents24From the passage, what can we know about Huaping Hi
41、gh School for Girls?AIt charges little tuition for poor families.BAt first, there were only 9 teachers working there.CThere are more than 1,600 girl students in it now.DIt started 12 and a half years ago with the local governments help.25Which of the following is probably the title?AFighting for gir
42、ls educationBFacing the challenges bravelyCStudying at Huaping High SchoolDGoing to high school is important Passage6Zhang dingyu, the director of Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital, leads over 600 doctors and nurses fighting against the Novel coronavirus pneumonia(新型冠状病毒肺炎), which has caused hundreds of deat
43、hs in central Chinas Hubei Province.As Zhang led over 600 doctors and nurses fighting the disease, his strange way of walking shocked his colleagues. He finally admitted that he had fallen ill with ALS(渐冻症)since October 2018 after constant researches. ALS is a disease that gradually blocks the conne
44、ction between brain and body. People with ALS become partially paralyzed(瘫痪的)leading to respiratory(呼吸系统的)failure.While working with handicapped(瘸的)legs, his wife was confirmed to get infected with the virus after working in another hospital. The bad news brought him to his knees, and he cried for t
45、he first time after the virus broke out. Zhang could only find time to visit his wife until three days after she got admitted to the hospital. Even then he could only stay for 30 minutes. Fortunately, the good news came that his wife had recovered ten days after treatment.Zhang, 57, has offered medi
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