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1、备战2022中考英语全国名校最新模拟试题分类汇编第一期专题10 任务型阅读(2022陕西西北工业大学附属中学模拟预测)Have you seen the hit TV series Minning Town(山海情)? It tells the story of people who move from mountains in Ningxia to build new homes on the plains(平原)in the 1990s.They learn to grow mushrooms from experts from Fujian. Some of them go to Fuj
2、ian factories to make money. In the end, they get rid of poverty(贫困).The show is based on a true story. It is a good example of Chinas “pair-up” practice. In 1997, Fujian and Ningxia paired up as partners to fight against poverty. The name Minning comes from the short nicknames for Fujian ( Min) and
3、 Ningxia ( Ning). Since the work started, Fujian has sent 183 officials and around 2,000 experts in science and technology, education, and medical care to Ningxia, according to the local govermment.The population of Minning grew from 8,000 to 66,000. In 2020, the yearly disposable(可支配的)income of its
4、 people reached nearly 15,000 yuan.Poverty is a big problem around the world. But China has done a good job of dealing with it. China has found its own way to fight against poverty. Instead of just giving money to poor people, it has tried to educate people and give them the tools they need to lift
5、themselves out of poverty. Minning Town is without doubt a good example of it.1Is the story of Minning Town a true one or a made-up one?_.2How did the people in Minning get rid of poverty?They get rid of poverty _.3How does the town get its name Minning?It comes from _.4How does the writer help the
6、readers to know clearly about the development in Mining?The writer listed some _ for us to know clearly about the development in Mining.5Whats Chinas way to fight against poverty?China has tried to _ to lift themselves out of poverty.(2022陕西师大附中模拟预测)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。When were restaurants invente
7、d? Do you know about that? Actually, the first restaurants were invented thousands of years ago. However, they were very different from restaurants today.The first restaurants were in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. These restaurants served food in large stone bowls. People didnt order food from a
8、menu. Everyone used to share the food from big bowls. People believe that these places were very popular because most homes in ancient Greece and Rome did not have kitchens. Also, people didnt have to store food at home if they ate at these restaurants.Later, restaurants began to open in China. In t
9、he early 1100s, more than one million people lived in the city of Hangzhou, China. It was a very busy city, and people had money. All of these people had to eat. Smart cooks started cooking and selling food along the Imperial Way, a very big street in the city. Unlike in ancient Greece and Rome, peo
10、ple in China could choose food from a menu. They didnt have to eat the same food as everyone else.For the next several centuries, there were restaurants all over the world. People could buy food on the street or at innssmall hotels. Then in the middle of the 1700s, restaurants started opening in Par
11、is. These restaurants were more similar to restaurants we know today. There was a bigger variety of food, and eating in these restaurants was a more enjoyable experience. In the 19th century, trains made travel much faster and simpler. In the end, this kind of restaurants began to appear all over Eu
12、rope and in other parts of the world.Now, restaurants are everywhere. You can buy a variety of different kinds of food. You can have food sent to your door. But remember it wasnt always like that.6How did the writer start the passage?The writer did it by asking a _.7Why were the first restaurants po
13、pular?Because in ancient Greece and Rome _.8How were the restaurants in Hangzhou different from the first restaurants in ancient Greece and Rome?Restaurants in Hangzhou _.9What does the underlined phrase “these restaurants” refer to in the fourth paragraph?It refers to “the restaurants _”.10What doe
14、s the passage mainly talk about?It mainly talks about the _ of restaurants.(2022陕西师大附中模拟预测)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。The most important things for life and health are clean water, warm sunshine and fresh air. And we all know that breathing fresh air can make us feel more energetic. However, not everyone
15、in the world has the chance to enjoy it.According to a new study from the World Health Organization (WHO), nine out of every ten people on the planet breathe polluted air. Polluted air can get deep inside your lungs when you breathe, causing diseases like lung cancer (肺癌) and heart diseases, as CNN
16、reported. Around 7 million people die every year from breathing polluted air. More than 90 percent of these deaths happen in low-income and middle-income countries, mainly in Asia and Africa. Among the worlds 20 most polluted cities, 14 are in India.Some of the biggest sources (来源) of air pollution
17、are factories and private cars. In some areas, sand and desert dust, as well as the burning of wastes, can also cause air pollution. Another large source of air pollution can be found in some peoples homes. WHO has found that more than 40 percent of the worlds population is still using wood or open
18、fires to make meals and heat their homes. This creates harmful wastes and gases indoors.Although this problem is serious, the good news is that some countries are taking action to fight against it. India has provided 37 million poor women with free gas, while Mexico City has set cleaner car standard
19、s (标准), The Guardian reported.11What percent of people on the planet breathe polluted air according to WHO?_ percent of people on the planet breathe polluted air.12What do the underlined words “these deaths” in Paragraph 2 refer to?The deaths of those who die from _.13What does the third paragraph m
20、ainly talk about?It mainly talks about _.14How has Mexico City dealt with air pollution?Mexico City has _.15What can we learn from the end of the passage?We can learn that some countries are trying to find ways to _.(2022陕西西北工业大学附属中学一模)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。Over just a few days in January, millions o
21、f people across China were racking their brains(绞尽脑汁). They were taking part in live-streaming(直播)quiz shows on several apps. Some of these apps include Chongdingdahui, Huajiao Zhibo, Xigua Shipin and Douyin.Different from TV quiz shows like Happy Dictionary and Whos Still Standing, anyone with a sm
22、artphone or tablet can participate(参加)in the live-streaming shows every day, communicating with other players at the same time.The shows have hosts to present the questions. While the participants give their answers, they help to liven up(使更有趣)the show by telling jokes or giving some background for
23、the question. Each online player has 10 seconds to answer a question, with each show taking around 20 to 30 minutes.Prizes ranging(在范围内变动)between 100,00 yuan to 5 million yuan are being offered, with the winners sharing the prize money at the end. Depending on the total amount of prize money and the
24、 number of winners, players can win prizes as small as l yuan and as high as more than 40,000 yuan.The questions are chosen from a wide range of topics, including literature(文学), geography,mathematics and biology, among many others. For example, players may be asked how many legs crabs have, or what
25、 Australias national lower is.To draw new users, the apps offer “redo cards(复活卡)”to new players, as well as to those who have invited new players to join. These cards allow players who give wrong answers an extra chance to compete on the show.16How can we take part in the live-streaming quiz shows?W
26、e can take part in them by _.17How many live-streaming quiz shows are mentioned in this article?_ live-streaming quiz shows are mentioned.18How much time does a player have to answer each question?A player has to answer each question _.19Where are the questions chosen from?They are chosen from _.20W
27、hy do the apps offer “redo cards” to new players?Because they feel like _.(2022陕西西北工业大学附属中学一模)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。We all need a healthy environment, but we produce waste every day, and it is harmful to our environment. Repeat these three words daily: reduce, reuse and recycle.ReduceReduce means “us
28、e less”. Do not waste things. It saves money and causes less pollution. For example, dont order more food than you can finish; Tum off the lights when you do not need them; Before you buy something new, think whether it is really necessary because maybe the old one is just as good!ReuseReuse means “
29、use again”. Use things for as long as possible. Look after them so that they will last. Repair them if possible. Do not throw them away and buy new things. Do not use paper cups or paper bags.RecycleRecycle means “ change things into something else to be reused”. We throw tons of rubbish away each y
30、ear, and we have to make a change. Divide your rubbish into plastic, glass, paper and rubber. Develop a recycling policy for the whole community. Buy products such as recycled paper to help save trees.21What is the purpose for writing Paragraph 1?The writer uses Paragraph 1 to _ the topic.22What doe
31、s the underlined word “It” refer to in Paragraph 2?It refers to _.23If a girl uses old clothes that she doesnt wear any more to make bags, which behavior does it belong to, “reduce”, “reuse” or “recycle”?It belongs to _.24How many parts can we divide the passage into?We can divide the passage into _
32、 parts.25How does the writer express the topic in each pantograph?The writer made it by making explanations and giving _.(2022山东青岛一模)When Wang Haiyan was young, her favorite toys werent Barbie dolls. Instead, she started learning to make shadow puppets from her father at 13. Now 43, Wang has spent t
33、hirty years practicing and spreading the art. Shadow puppetry is a form of theater that uses puppets made from leather(皮) or paper, accompanied by music and singing. Invented during the Western Han Dynasty, it tells us about folk stories and historical stories, passing down culture and customs over
34、thousands of years. Shadow puppetry is all about creating the puppets and performing with them. Wangs hometown of Hua County, Shanxi is known as the birthplace of the folk art. Puppet-makers must follow 24 steps to make the puppets, including washing the leather, carving(雕刻) and painting, according
35、to Wang. Carving is the most difficult part. “We have a special carving technique(技巧)moving the leather under the knife,”Wang said. You have to hold the knife still in your right hand and only move the leather in your left hand. It took Wang three years to master this skill. She used a brick(砖块)to m
36、ake her left hand strong while practicing. It takes about 3,000 carves to make a shadow puppet. “The complicated(复杂的) steps make it hard to hand down the folk art,” she said. But Wang has used some new ways to do so. In 2016, she made shadow puppets based on some cartoon series and gave a livestream
37、ing performance(直播). She used colors like blue and purple that are hardly seen in shadow puppetry and added more sticks to the puppets to make the performance livelier.26Translate the underlined words Shadow puppetry into Chinese. _27When and where was shadow puppetry invented? _28How long did it ta
38、ke Wang to master the carving technique?_29According to Wang, why is it difficult to hand down shadow puppetry? _30What is the last paragraph about? (No more than ten words)Its about the new ways _(2022山东青岛大学附属中学一模)Aldo Cicchini, an Italian violinist, is playing the Chinese song Butterfly Lovers fro
39、m his balcony(阳台). “My gift for you from Milan,” Aldo said on Sina Weibo to his Chinese audience. The video has received more than three million views. Aldo is the premier(首席)violinist of the RAI National Symphony Orchestra. While being isolated at home because of COVID-19, Aldo started to play the
40、violin on his balcony. His playing has moved not only people in his neighborhood but also Internet users around the world.“In times like this, we need more music than ever because it helps people stay together and cures(治愈)ourselves,” Aldo told TEENS in an email interview. His neighbor Jing told him
41、 that his music was quite popular in China. And Aldo decided to open an account on Sina Weibo to have closer contact with Chinese listeners. “I asked Jing to introduce me the songs Chinese people love most. When she sent me Butterfly Lovers, I fell in love with the song and this story. Spring is the
42、 season of love and it is perfect as a gift at this moment.”After Aldo posted the video, many Chinese musicians played along with him on other musical instruments. Besides that, they also edited the video to make it an ensemble(合奏).“The first time I saw an accordion(手风琴)player joining me, it was ama
43、zing. I felt that we were together in this battle. For me, it was a huge message of solitary and empathy(共鸣).”said Aldo. Now the ensemble is growing bigger with guzheng, guitar, pipa and other instruments. As Aldo said although the virus is forcing us to keep a distance from one another, music remin
44、ds us that we can stay in touch in other ways.31Which country does Aldo Cicchini come from? _32Why did Aldo open an account on Sina Weibo? _33How many views has Aldos video received on Sina Weibo? _34What did many Chinese musicians do after Aldo posted his video? _35What does this story try to tell
45、us?(No more than ten words)_(2022山东黄岛一模)Though e-books and online reading have been popular in recent years, a report on the reading habits of Chinese people last year showed that more were willing to pick up physical copies of books. The report said 81.3 percent of adult Chinese have a habit of rea
46、ding-on print (印刷), mobile phones or other digital products, increasing by 0.2 percent from 2019.Last year, the adult Chinese read on average about 4.7 printed and 3.29 digital books. While in 2019, people read about 4.65 printed books and 2.84 digital books. It also showed that 43.4 percent of adul
47、t Chinese were ready to read printed books6.7 percent more than that in 2019, and 33.4 percent of them said they preferred to read on mobile phones. After the COVID-19 outbreak, people found themselves having more time to read, and they found their interest in printed books returned a bit.Mobile pho
48、ne was the top choice to read books last year. Chinese people spent 100.75 minutes a day reading on their mobile phones0.34 minutes more than that in 2019. Younger people still top the digital-reading, with people aged between 18 and 49. More middle-aged people are also taking up digital reading. 23
49、.2 percent of the people aged 50 and above are digital readers, an increase of 2.8 percent from 2019. Children below the age of 17 read about 10.71 books a year. Children aged between 14 and 17 read the most, with the number of 13.07 books.36What kind of books did Chinese people like reading better
50、according to the report?_37How many percent of the adult Chinese were ready to read printed books in 2019?_38When did people find their interest in printed books returned a bit?_39Which was the top choice to read books last year?_40Who read the most among Chinese people?_(2022山东黄岛一模)(1) The number o
51、f people who often surf the internet in China reached 989 million as of December 2020, an increase of 85.4 million from the end of last March, according to a report on Chinas internet development.(2) Thanks to the increasingly internet coverage, the e-commerce (商业) business has been rolled out in ma
52、ny poor places across the country. Rural (农村) e-commerce has attracted a large number of workers, college students, service men and women to return home and start their own businesses. By the end of 2019, there were 13.84 million rural e-commerce shops(3) Online retail sales in rural areas have incr
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