广西贵港市港南区2019-（三年）中考一模英语试题分类汇编：回答问题

广西贵港市港南区 2019-2021 年（三年）中考一模英语试题分类汇编 回答问题 2021 年广西贵港市港南区中考一模英语试题 七、阅读理解（二）（每小题 2 分，共 10 分） 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。 Some IT companies have set up social media platforms（社交媒体平台）for children under the age of 18. I won’t use these platforms. In fact, I’m strongly against them. Firstly, many teenagers don’t know how to protect themselves on the Internet. They may give away personal information, like names, selfies（自拍）, phone numbers and home addresses by accident. Then it’ll be convenient to the criminals. They may steal the information and do some bad things. For example, they may pretend（假装）to make friends with you and then threaten（威 胁）you so that you give them money. Teenagers are often too young to judge（判断）who’s worth trusting or not. Secondly, many young people lack（缺乏）self-discipline（自律）. If they meet someone online who likes playing video games, for example, they may become addicted（上瘾）to gaming, too. In the long run, this school performance will be negatively（负面的）affected. For these reasons, I will never use social media before I’m 18 years old. As teenagers, we should just focus on our study and make friends with people around us. Please say no to social media. 86. How many reasons does the writer give? _______________________________________________________________________________ 87. Who are the social media platforms set up for? _______________________________________________________________________________ 88. What’s the result if we give away our personal information by accident on the Internet? _______________________________________________________________________________ 89. Can teenagers judge who’s worth trusting according to the passage? _______________________________________________________________________________ 90. What does the writer want to tell us? _______________________________________________________________________________ 答案： 86.T wo./2. 87. Children under the age of 18. 88. Criminals may steal the information and do some bad things. 89. No./No, they can’t. 90. We should say no to social media./We should refuse social media. 广西贵港市港南区 2020 届九年级第一次模拟考试英语试题 七、阅读理解（二）（每小题 2 分, 共 10 分） 阅读下面短文, 根据短文内容回答问题。 A group of boys were playing a game around a tall tree. They decided to see who could get to the top of the tree first. Their mothers were sitting not far away, watching their children as they played. One of the climbers was an 8-year-old boy named David. He was the shortest child in the group. Nobody thought he would win the competition. Then the game started. All of the boys tried their best to climb as high as they could. They all made it halfway up the tree before David did, but he reached the top of the tree fastest in the end. David's mother was proud of his son. She asked him, “David, how did you manage to reach the top of the tree so quickly?" " It was easy. " David said, “The other children kept looking down as they climbed. When they came to realize how high they were, they got scared and were afraid of falling down. I, however, looked only up. When I saw how close I was, I kept going higher and higher until I reached the top. " In fact, in life, it is true that if we just keep going forward without looking back, we are more likely to reach our goals. 86. Why did nobody believe David could win the competition? 87. What were the mothers doing when their sons played the game? 88. How did they feel when they looked down the tree? 89. Was David the first lo get to the top of the tree? 90. What docs the story want to tell us? 答案： 86. Because he was the shortest child in his group. 87. They were sitting not far away and watching their children. 88. They got/were scared and were afraid of falling down. 89. Yes. /Yes, he was. 90. If we just keep going forward without looking back in life, we are more likely to reach our goals. 2019 年广西贵港市港南区中考一模英语试题 七、阅读理解阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。 The coldest months of winter have arrived. But Woodchurch High School in the UK has had a winter coat rule. It has banned (禁止)students from wearing expensive coats after Christmas. This is to stop “poverty-shaming(贫困羞辱)” among its students. Coat brands like Canada Goose and Moncler sell for £1,000(8, 674yuan), a cost that only the richest families are able to afford. Poor students feel left out when they see others wear these coats. “These coats cause a lot of unfairness,” head teacher Rebekah Phillips told CNN. “They stigmatize(使……感到羞愧) students and parents who are less rich.” Most parents are happy with the rule, saying that school shouldn't be a place where students’ economic(经济上的) background distracts(使分心) them from learning. Small changes like this have led low-income(低收入的) students to become busier in school. But some people don't agree with it. They ask why children shouldn't be allowed to wear clothes that keep them warm in winter. “Each child should be allowed to choose what he or she wants to wear,” Jillian Roberts, a teacher at the University of Victoria in Canada said. But Woodchurch isn’t the first school to take such steps. In May, a UK primary school didn’t allow to bring expensive pencil cases. The US state of New Mexico even passed a law saying that it is against the law to separate or humiliate (羞辱)a child who can't pay for his or her lunch at school. 56. What has Woodchurch High School stopped the students doing? _______________________________________________________________________ _____________ 57. How do poor students feel when they see others wear expensive coats? _______________________________________________________________________ _____________ 58. Are all parents happy with the rule in Woodchurch High School? _______________________________________________________________________ _____________ 59. Which school didn’t allow their students to bring expensive pencil cases according to the passage? _______________________________________________________________________ _____________ 60. What is the passage mainly about? _______________________________________________________________________ _____________ 【答案】56. Wearing expensive coats after Christmas. 57. They feel left out. 58. No. /No, they aren’t. 59. A UK primary school. 60. A winter coat rule in the UK. 【解析】 短文主要介绍了英国的 Woodchurch 高中禁止学生穿昂贵的羽绒服，这是为了阻止学生间 的贫困羞辱，不让一些学生感到自卑。 【56 题详解】 细 节 理 解 题 ， 根 据 文 中 “It has banned ( 禁 止 )students from wearing expensive coats after Christmas.”可知学校禁止学生圣诞节后穿昂贵的外套。故填 Wearing expensive coats after Christmas. 【57 题详解】 细节理解题，根据文中“Poor students feel left out when they see others wear these coats.”可知贫 困学生看到别人穿贵外套感觉会被冷落。故填 They feel left out. 【58 题详解】 推理判断题，根据文中“But some people don't agree with it”可知不是所有父母都满意。故填 No. /No, they aren’t. 【59 题详解】 细节理解题，根据文中“In May, a UK primary school didn’t allow to bring expensive pencil cases.”可知是一所英国小学，故填 A UK primary school. 【60 题详解】 主旨大意题，文中从第一段提出在冬季最冷的几个月里，英国一所学校出台了的冬衣规定， 后面讲述了这项规定的依据，又介绍不同学生家长的看法。最后讲到类似的规定别的学校也 有。所以主旨就是讲英国的冬衣规定。故填 A winter coat rule in the UK.