北京专版2020中考英语复习方案第四篇高分许速测06完形填空 阅读理解D 回答问题试题.docx

1、小卷速测(六)完形填空+阅读理解D+回答问题(限时:20分钟). 完形填空 Anvitha, a student from a high school, has built two apps.She is trying to use her skills to help 1.With the help of YouTube videos, the young creator from Melbourne, Australia, learned to make digital code(编码) at the age of twelve before she could make apps by

2、herself.“When I got my iPad, I was 2 by all the apps on it,”she said. “From then on, I decided to create my own.”She worked out her first two apps.One is called Smartkins Animals.It helps children identify(辨别) more than 100 animals and their 3.The other app is Smartkins Rainbow Colors.It teaches kid

3、s how to use colors.Each app has been downloaded thousands of times online.Anvithas skills 4 her a good chance to attend a tech-conference(科技会议) in San Francisco, California.There, she got tips from the experts.She went to workshops where she learned about the 5 software for app making.All that trai

4、ning led to an idea for a third app.This one, called GoalsHi, helps kids form good habits.Users are rewarded for achieving goals.Anvitha says the rewards are like getting a sticker(标签) for a job well done.“Kids can 6 goals with this app and get stars when they achieve them,” she says. “The idea is t

5、o encourage kids to achieve one little step a day.”Anvithas goal is to 7 creating technology that helps kids learn while having fun.But whats even more important to her is that the world sees the power of technology in kids hands.“The more training we get in tech at an early 8,” she says,“the better

6、 chance we have to become creative champions who will one day change the world.”()1.A.all B.othersC.another D.either ()2.A.confused B.scaredC.attracted D.supported ()3.A.pictures B.zooC.family D.sounds ()4.A.showed B.leftC.advised D.won ()5.A.latest B.lightestC.cheapest D.easiest ()6.A.get B.setC.ke

7、ep D.kick ()7.A.suggest B.avoidC.continue D.finish ()8.A.age B.priceC.start D.top. 阅读理解Imagine you could remember everything that ever happened to you: the detail(细节) of every book you have ever read; and every moment in class you have ever taken. A perfect memory sounds like a wish come true, doesn

8、t it?But as the old saying goes, “Be careful what you wish for.” Believe it or not, there are some people in the world who have near perfect memories of their experiences. They remember almost every detail about almost every day of their lives. People with this ability have a “highly superior autobi

9、ographical memory(超级自传体记忆)” or HSAM.If you are asked this evening to describe the events of your day in as much as detail as possible, you will probably do pretty well. But if I ask you to provide details about what you did on March 3, 2012, do you know what day of the week it was? What did you eat

10、for lunch? Was it cold that day? You would have no idea where to even begin.A person with HSAM would be able to provide all those details for almost any day of his or her life. In addition to(除了) every great moment they remember, they also remember each time they were embarrassed(难堪的) or deeply sad.

11、 The negative(消极的) events replay in their minds in equal detail as the great moments. Sometimes, forgetting isnt such a bad thing.In fact, for most of us, forgetting is a natural part of how our brains function(运转). If we dont need to remember something or try to make an effort to remember it, the i

12、nformation fades away(消逝) and is lost. But for those people with HSAM, the problem is that they are unable to forget. All of their experiences, even the most unimportant, remain clear to them all the time.Research has shown that the brains of people with HSAM do not simply function differently than

13、other brains; their brains are structurally different. By studying the brains of people with HSAM, scientists may be able to find ways of helping others have better memoriesnot perfect memories with an inability to forget, but better memories.9.The writer mentions three questions in Paragraph 3 to s

14、how that . ()A.many people would like to share their life experiences with othersB.few people can describe the events of the present moments C.some people find it difficult to tell others about their lifeD.most people cant remember lots of details in the past10.People with HSAM . ()A.often feel sorr

15、y or deeply sad for othersB.want negative events to stay clear in their minds C.remember both great and bad moments in detail D.forget their unimportant experiences in daily life11.The writer probably agrees that . ()A.practice makes memory perfect B.forgetting is important and helpful C.people shou

16、ld remember everything D.scientists should help people with HSAM12.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage? ()A.The Importance of Memory B.The Imperfect Gift of Memory C.The New Research of MemoryD.The Advantages of People with HSAM. 回答问题Return to the moonIt might not be long

17、until humans uncover the secrets of the far side of the moon. Chinas Change 4 robotic probe(探测器), which was set to become the first probe to land on the moons far side, was launched successfully on Dec. 8, 2018, Xinhua reported.The moon rotates(自转) at the same speed that it orbits(绕运行) Earth. Theref

18、ore, the same side of the moon always faces Earth. The far side of the moon is the side that we cannot see. We dont know much about it so far.However, the far side of the moon is an ideal(理想的) place for scientific research. It is exposed(暴露) to solar winds that may have formed unique minerals(矿物质) a

19、nd other resources. And since the far side is less affected by Earths gravity, scientists can make clearer observations of deep space from there, according to China Daily.But it is hard to land on the far side of the moon. Spacecraft that land there cannot receive any radio signals from Earth. To so

20、lve this problem, China launched a relay satellite(中继卫星) called Queqiao into space in May. Through Queqiao, scientists can control and operate Change 4.The probes travel time is also important. Change 4 was expected to land on the moon on Jan. 2, 2019, China Daily reported. It would travel through s

21、pace for more than 20 days before landing. This was longer than Change 3, which was in space for about 12 days before landing.The travel time was changed because scientists wanted Change 4 to land on the moon when it was daytime. This way, the spacecrafts solar panels(太阳能板) can receive energy from t

22、he sun and allow the probe to start working. A single day on the moon is about 28 days on Earth. Therefore, Change 4 kept orbiting the moon before landing as it waited for daytime, according to Sun Zezhou, chief designer of Change 4.Did you know? Change 4 took some plant seeds and eggs to the moon.

23、It is hoped that Change 4 will be able to do experiments with them. These will be the first biological experiments to take place on the moon. 13.Is Change 4 the first probe to land on the far side of the moon? 14.What does the far side of the moon refer to? 15.What research may scientists do on the

24、far side of the moon? 16.How did Chinese scientists solve the problem of no signals? 17.Why did scientists want Change 4 to land in the daytime? 【参考答案】.主旨大意 本文是一篇记叙文。文中介绍了来自澳大利亚的中学生Anvitha在一次使用iPad后对开发app产生了兴趣并成功开发出三款app。她为自己制定了更高的目标,决定把开发新科技继续下去。1.B根据下文的“It helps children identify more than 100 ani

25、mals and”可知,上文help后面对应的宾语应该是“others(其他人)”。故选B。2.C根据下文“From then on, I decided to create my own.”可以推测,上文应该是对开发app产生了兴趣,被吸引了。故选C。 3.D根据their一词可以推测下文信息应该从属于animals。四个选项中只有D项符合语境。4.D根据下文的“her a chance to”可知,此处是为她赢得了一次的机会。故选D。5.A根据下文“All that training led to an idea for a third app.”可推知,所有之前的努力都是为了第三款软件。

26、因此上文应该是了解到最新的软件,熟悉最新动态为新软件开发做准备。故选A。6.B根据连词and后面连接的并列关系的句子“get stars when they achieve them”可知,and前的句子应该是制定目标。故选B。7.C根据句子中的goal可以判断出本句句意是“坚持创造出新科技”。故选C。8.Aat an early age在年龄还小时。故选A。.9.D10.C11.B12.B.13.Yes./Yes, it is.14.It refers to the side that we cant see and know little about.15.(1) Scientists can do research on minerals and other resources.(2) Scientists can make clearer observations of deep space from there.16.They launched a relay satellite to control and operate Change 4.17.So that the spacecrafts solar panels can receive energy from the sun and allow the probe to start working.