2023中考英语真题分类汇编14阅读理解考点4议论文(第01期)(全国通用)(原卷版).docx

1、2023年中考真题英语分项汇编 专题09 阅读理解 考点4 议论文（第01期）（2023四川眉山统考中考真题）Do you like to travel alone? Or do you think its better to travel with friends? If youre still deciding, please read on. I will explain the advantages of both ways.One of the great things about traveling alone is that you make the rules about wh

2、ere you go and what you eat. Youll be surprised at what you discover about yourself without any influence.Traveling alone really shows you what youre made of and helps you to discover inner strength (内心的力量) you didnt know you had. Besides, it also gives you time to think, learn and grow. When your e

3、yes are wide open, youll get a whole new outlook on the world.Its easy to think that traveling alone is lonely. Although that may sometimes be true, youre hardly ever alone. When you travel in a one-person team, this can provide a chance for you to enjoy the most interesting part of travelcommunicat

4、ing with the locals and meeting travelers from all corers of the world.In fact, traveling to know more about the world is not easy. Theres research to be done, flights to be booked and choices to be made, not to mention that things canand often dogo wrong. One of the main advantages of traveling wit

5、h friends is being able to share these things and support each other through the process, even if its just someone who will wait with your bag when you go to the bathroom.Just as your mother always says, its true that traveling with others can give you a sense of safety, especially if youre new to t

6、ravel. You know that if you get lost or have your wallet stolen, theres someone to hold your hand when you try to explain your situation in a foreign police station.Theres no right or wrong way to travel. Whether you travel alone or team up with friends, it depends on you.1How does the writer introd

7、uce the topic of the passage in Paragraph 1?ABy telling a story.BBy giving examples.CBy asking questions.DBy describing a scene.2What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 3 refer to?ATraveling alone.BInner strength.COutside influence.DTraveling with others.3Traveling with friends has the follo

8、wing advantages EXCEPT _.Asharing a lot of thingsBknowing yourself betterCgetting support easilyDhaving a sense of safety4Whats the structure of the passage?(=Paragraph 1 =Paragraph 2 )A BC D（2023浙江统考中考真题）Roger Federer, a world-famous sports star, quit(放弃) the 2020 Olympic Games to deal with his kne

9、e problem. It was a hard decision because no one wanted to be a quitter. But finding the courage to let go can be good for you. Nothing is fun all the time. Sticking at something difficult teaches us important skills like perseverance(毅力). However, learning to let go when things arent right is impor

10、tant too. Maybe your heart isnt in playing the piano any more, or you only play football because your friends do and you want to try a different sport instead. Making the decision to walk away can free up time and energy to spend on something you really enjoy. In fact, studies show that letting go o

11、f goals you cant reach, or dont really want, can build up your confidence and help you lead a happier and healthier life. But how can you know its time to stop and move on? Eric Bean is an expert in sports psychology(心理学) who helps athletes and teams understand their feelings. He says, “Quitting is

12、never a matter of black and white.” He suggests thinking carefully about why you arent enjoying something any more. Is it because youve argued with a teammate or cant get on with a new art teacher? Talk about this with a trusted adult or friend. That can help you decide whether you should stay and s

13、tick, or quit and move on. Quitting doesnt have to mean totally giving up, though. For example, playing an instrument might be more fun if you take away the pressure of exams. If you do decide to give up an activity, Bean suggests picking up another where you can still enjoy things like teamwork, cr

14、eativity, and exercise.5The writer mentions “Roger Federer” in Paragraph 1 to show that _.Awe should never give upBwe should get away from troubleCits all right to stop and quitDits difficult to win Olympic medals6According to Paragraph 2, learning to let go is important because we can _.Alearn abou

15、t perseveranceBhave enough money to spendClive a busier and fuller lifeDfeel more confident in ourselves7By saying the underlined sentence in Paragraph 3, Eric Bean means that _.Aits not good to stick at things we dont likeBwe should think twice before quitting an activityCwe dont have to take exams

16、 to show our true abilitiesDits wiser to pick up a new hobby than to keep the old one8Which could be the best title for the passage?AKnowing When to StopBWorking Hard to Move onCLearning How to Grow upDStarting Early to Make Changes（2023四川成都统考中考真题）Host: As we know, the British have been sending card

17、s since the 19th century. They spend about 1,700,000,000 pounds on cards every year. However, the number of people sending cards and letters is falling. More than 30 percent of UK children have never sent or received a handwritten letter. Should the tradition of sending cards and letters be stopped?

18、Group A:We live in a fast-developing world and using snail mail is unnecessary. Making paper uses lots of energy and some cards are hard to recycle. Its bad for environment. Whats more, cards are expensive to buy and so is posting. Nowadays, we usually use our phones and computers because they are q

19、uick, easy and free. Traditional cards and letters are out of date. They are not young peoples cup of tea. Its no surprise that most of them end up as litter.Group B:The tradition has been around for hundreds of years and should stay. Sending a handwritten letter or carefully chosen card shows that

20、you care. Phone messages and emails are quick and easy, but they seem to carry less feeling. Sending letters is good for children because it is a chance to practice writing skills. Also, its fun! Receiving post makes you feel special and its important if someone lives far away or is lonelyjust imagi

21、ne a birthday without cards!9Whats the discussion mainly about?AWhen the British send cards and letters.BWhether the British should keep the tradition.CWhy the British like sending cards and letters.10Who thinks its necessary to keep the tradition?AThe host.BGroup ACGroup B11Which picture can show t

22、he meaning of the underlined word snail?ABC12What does Group A think of sending cards?AFree but slow.BFast but expensive.CWasteful and expensive.13Which of the following facts directly caused the discussion?APeople have different opinions.BFewer British people send cards and letters.CThe British spend too much money on cards and letters.