2017-2021年上海中考英语真题分类汇编之语篇阅读（含答案）

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2017-2021
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WELCOMETONEWCITYZOOSCHEDULEFORSUMMER2021ZOOHOURS900a.m.-600p.m.Weathermayaffectsomeactivities.ANIMALEXPERIENCESSPECIALEXPERIENCESWATCHINGSTARTINGTIMELENGTHGUIDEDBUSTOURElephant1000a.m.25mins(1000a.m.-500p.m.)Round-tripinthezoowithbusLion1100a.m.15minsticket,1-DayPassoryearlycard.Bear230p.m.25minsWolf400p.m.25minsMINI-TRAINMonkey430p.m.20mins(1030a.m.-430p.m.)Getahandstampatthegateofthezoo,andyoucangetonandoffthemini-trainunlimitedtimesonthesameday.Tohaveacloselookattheanimals,pleasecheckthetimelistedabove.FORHEALTH&SAFETYXDonotcrosssafetylinestotakephotos.XDonottouchorfeedanyanimals.VKeepchildreninsightatalltimes.WARNINGItisagainstthelawtofeedordisturbanyanimalsinthezoo.Violatorswillberequiredtoleavethezoo,andcouldpayfinesupto$300.Thankyoufortreatinganimalsandtheirlivingspacewithrespect!

1Formoreinformation,pleasecontactthevisitorcentre(825-202-1202)orvisitnewcityzoo.com.(1)WhattimedoesNewCityZooopen?A.At900a.m.B.At1000a.m.C.At1030a.m.D.At100a.m.(2)At245p.m.,visitorscanhaveacloselookat.A.elephantsB.bearsC.wolvesD.monkeys(3)Withavisitorscantakethemini-trainasmanytimesastheywantonthesameday.A.handstampB.l-DayPassC.yearlycardD.busticket(4)Theunderlinedword"Violators"inthematerialmeans"peoplewhoA.visitthezooregularlyB.lookaftertheanimalsC.feedordisturbtheanimalsD.wanttoreturnthezootickets(5)WhichofthefollowingaboutthezooisTRUE?A.Thescheduleisforthewinterof2021.B.Guidedbustourisavailableat900a.m.C.Noactivitieswillbeaffectedbytheweather.□.Visitorscanvisitnewcityzoo.comformoreinformation.(6)Themainpurposeofthematerialistointhezoo.

2A.protectthewildanimalsB.stresstheimportanceofsafetyC.providechoicesoftransportationD.introducetheactivitiesandrules2.(2020•
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3D.theChineselanguage(2)Theunderlinedword"skyrocketing"means1'”.A.risingquicklyB.returningsuddenlyC.droppingslowlyD.disappearingcompletely(3)Wecanlearnfromtheinformationintheboxthat.A.thecoursesaredesignedforChinesekidsB.ChinaisanimportantpartnerintheworldC.it'sdifficulttogetaseatinaChineserestaurantD.EnglishistheNo.lspokenlanguageintheworld(4)Theadvantageof'self-fitcourse"isthatyoumaychooseyourown.A.classsizeB.speedtolearnC.languageteacherD.placetopark(5)BenwishestotakeanonlinecourseonTuesdays.Howmuchdoesheneedtopayeachterm?_____A.$500.B.$650.C.$350.D.$400.(6)Whichofthefollowingisthebesttobefilledintheblank?A.SelectedBooksBuyOne,GetOneFreeB.TurnleftintoGardenRoadanddrivetowardnorthC.FormoreinformationContactAngelaat860-343-5807D.GuestspeakerAnnBellaRoom300200p.m.July1

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)Fairs&Festivals⁚!ThissummerfromJunetoAugust,thereissomethingtocelebrateinColorado,USAthearts,culture,food,andmusic.Becauseofthat,familiesalwayshaveafairorfestivaltoattend,withfunforallages.We'vemadealistofsomeofthemostpopular,bymonth.June6-202019June25-28,2019Aug.3-4,2019DragonBoatFestivalFunFairCultureFestivalLeanaboutChineseEnjoyunlimitedrides,liveTakepartinandobservetraditionalCultureinColoradomusic,fireworksBritishgames,hearmusic,andtrythroughdragonboatraces,traditionalactivitiesandtraditionalfoods,performancesandvendorsfarmanimals.britishgames.orgofChinesespecialtiesFunfair,com(ricedumplings,silkJuly31-Aug.4,2019Aug.15-18,2019clothesandchopsticks),Kids*FairHearmusic,playFruitFestivalcdbf-orgwithfarmanimals,andTrysomethingfruity(eating&enjoyactivitiesforkids.learningtocookwithfruits),Kidsfair.orgfruitfest,com(1)ThefairsandfestivalstakeplaceinA.USAB.ChinaC.BritainD.Italy(2)Theunderlinedword"Vendors"inthelistmeans"peoplewhoA.cookfoodsB.sellthingsC.makeclothes

5D.giveperformances(3)IfyouwanttoplaywithanimalsinJune,youmaygoto.A.DragonBoatFestivalB.Kids*FairC.FruitFestivalD.FunFair(4)IntheFruitFestival,youmaylearnto.A.pickupfruitsB,growfruittreesC.makefruitjamsD.storefruits(5)Localpeoplewhoareinterestedinforeignculturecanvisitforfurtherinformation._A.fruitfest,comB.kidsfair.orgC.funfair,comD.britishgames.org(6)Thelistaboveisaimedat.A.givingintroductionsofcompaniesB.providinginformationonactivityC.offeringresourcesforjobhuntingD.helpingschoolstoorganize4.(2018•
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7C.understandD.compare(5)AccordingtoTIP2,parentsshouldhelptheirkidsdevelopgoodreadinghabit(s).A.1B.2C.3D.4(6)Thetextaboveiswrittento.AintroduceareadingprogrammeB.sellbookstoschoolkidsC.encourageparentstoreadmoreD.sharereadingexperience5.(2021•
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8SPeopleseeLukeverydifferently"Oh,hecan'tdosomethinglikethat.He'sdisabled.',Butifyoujustchangehowyouseethings,youcanseetherearemanypossibilitieswhereLukecandoswimming,bikingoreventriathlons,likewedo.JWhatdoyouwanttosharewithotheryoungmen?S(6)__________(1)HowmanyracesdidSamandLukefinish?(2)Whohassufferedfromabrainillness,SamorLuke?(3)WhatdidSam'smomshowhimwhenhewasten?(4)HowdoesSamfeelduringthewholetriathlon?(5)WhatdoesSamgetfromLuke?(6)WhatmightbeSam'sreplytothejournalistslastquestion?WriteTWOsentences.6.(2020•
)"Justbecauseyoucan'tseesomething,thatdoesn*tmeanit'snotthere."ThisoldsayingisquitemeaningfulforBritishsculptor(#$%)Willard.Theitemshecreatesaresosmallthatmostofthemfitontheheadofapin.Youcanseethemclearlyonlythroughamicroscope(&'().Manypeoplewanttoownhisartpieces.He'sbeenhonouredbytheQueenofEnglandforhisgreatartachievements.Ateveryoneofhisexhibitions,thequestionisalwaysthesame.Howdoeshedoit?Theanswerisvery,verycarefully.Socarefully,infact,thatheactuallyslowshisbreathingdownandworksinbetweenbreaths.Willardusuallyworksunderamicroscopeusingspecialtoolsthathecreates.Topainthisworks,heusesthehairfromaflyasapaintbrush.Creatingthesedetailedworksisaverylonganddifficultprocess,andjtisn'talwaysenjoyable.nItisaterribledreamwhenIstartbutanicedreamwhenIfinish,nhesays.Asingle

9itemcantakeatleastseveralweekstocomplete.PeoplehaveaskedWillardwhyhechosetodosomethingthatneededeffortandtooktime.Hisinterestincreatingsmallthingsbeganwhenhewasfive.Hestartedcreatinghousesandplaygroundsforants.Willardwasnotastrongstudent.Hehaddifficultyinreadingandspellingwords.Somekidsusedtocallhimaloser.Thismadehimfeelsmall,sofocusingonlittlethingshelpedhimtofeelbig.Thesmallerhisworkgot,thebiggerhefelt.Anewspaperreportersaid,''Willardhasshowntheworldthatheisspecial.Though,he.“(1)AreWillard'sartpiecesbigorsmallinsize?(2)WhenpeoplevisitWillard'sexhibitions,whatquestiondotheyalwaysask?(3)WhatdoesWillardusetomakeapaimbrush?(4)Whatdoestheunderlinedworditinparagraph4referto?(5)WhydidWillardchoosetodosomethingthatneededeffortandtooktime?(6)Whatcanbefilledintheblanksinthelastparagraph?7.(2019•
)Ms.Lauren,aschoolheadteacher,hasaskedthestudentstoputdownnotesofwhattheyhavelearnedbasedontheirownexperiences.Hereissomeofwhatshe'sgot.

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)LastmonthsomethievesstoleavaluableteapotfromamuseuminHongKong.TheytooktheteapottoAmerica,buttheAmericanpolicefoundit.ThemuseumsentMr.Chan,amemberofthemuseumstaff,tocollecttheteapot.OntheplanebacktoHongKong,henoticedtwomen.Theywerewatchinghimclosely."Perhapsthey^egoingtostealtheteapotagain.Imustthinkofaplan,"hethought.MrChan*sdaughter,Amy,methimatHongKongAfimor.MrChanNSwascarryingtwoboxes.Hegavehisdaughterthepinkboxandsaidtoherinalowvoice,''Takethisgiftboxhomewithgreatcare."Hewalkedawaywiththebrownone.Thetwomenfollowedhim.Amyopenedtheboxathome.Shewasexpectingapairofsportsshoes,butshejustfoundanoldteapot."Thisisnotaveryinterestinggift,"saidAmy,abitdisappointed."That'sallright.Let'smakesometeainit,"saidhermother.Thentheyfoundanoteintheteapot.Itsaid,'*DearAmy,(3)LoveDad.Thetwomenkidnapped(:;)Mr.Chanonhiswaytothemuseum.Theyopenedhisboxandfoundapairofsportsshoesinside."Where'stheteapot?”Thetwothievesshoutedatthetopoftheirvoicewithredfaces."Howdareyoucheatus?Wesawyougiveyourdaughteraboxattheairport.Comewithus!We'regoingtosearchyourhome",oneofthemsaid.WhenthethievesenteredMr.Chansflat,itwasdarkandquiet.Allofasudden,thedoorclosedandthelightswenton.Thepolicewerewaitinginside.Amyandhermothercameoutofthebedroomwiththeteapot."Thatteapotisveryvaluable,saidMr.Chan."Alongtimeagoitbelongedtoanemperor.Hedrankteafromit.""Weweregoingtodrinkteafromit,too,"saidAmy,laughing.(1)WastheteapotfoundinAmerica?(2)WhatdidMrChannoticeontheplanebacktoHongKong?(3)Whatwasinthepinkbox?(4)Howdidthetwothievesfeelwhentheydidn'tfindtheteapot?(5)Wherewerethethievescaught?(6)WhatdidMr.ChanprobablywritetoAmyinthenote?FillintheblankwithTWO

12sentences.(2017
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ItwasSaturdayagain.GraceandKarendislikedSaturdays.Thatwasanotherthingthetwinshadincommon.Theysharedthesameclothesandtiedtheirhairinthesamemanner.Infact,itwashardfortheirclassmatesandteacherstotellthemapartsometimes.Unliketheirclassmates,theyhadtogetupearlyatseveneverySaturdaytopreparefortheirlessons.GracehadtoattendtheartlessonandKarenhadtoattendherballetlesson."HowIwishIcoulddosomethingdifferenttoday,"saidthetwinswithonevoice.Allatonce,GraceandKarenhadanideaatthesametime."Wouldyouliketobemeforaday?"theyaskedeachother.Itseemedlikeawonderfulplantothem.Aftergivingeachotheradescriptionoftheirownfriends,GraceputonKaren'sballetdresswhileKarenputGrace'sbrushesandpaintsintoherbag.Thentheyleftfortheirclasses.Whentheartlessonstarted,Karenwaslost.UnlikeGrace,Karenwaspooratdrawing.Whentheartlessonfinallyended,Karendidnrtdaretohandinherwork.

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152017-2021
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16berequiredtoleavethezoo,andcouldpayfinesupto$300.Thankyoufortreatinganimalsandtheirlivingspacewithrespect!Formoreinformation,pleasecontactthevisitorcentre(825-202-1202)orvisitnewcityzoo.com.(1)WhattimedoesNewCityZooopen?AA.At900a.m.B.At1000a.m.C.At1030a.m.D.At100a.m.(2)At245p.m.,visitorscanhaveacloselookatB.A.elephantsB.bearsC.wolvesD.monkeys(3)WithaAvisitorscantakethemini-trainasmanytimesastheywantonthesameday.A.handstampB.I-DayPassC.yearlycardD.busticket(4)TheunderlinedwordHViolators"inthematerialmeans''peoplewhoCA.visitthezooregularlyB.lookaftertheanimalsC.feedordisturbtheanimalsD.wanttoreturnthezootickets(5)WhichofthefollowingaboutthezooisTRUE?DA.Thescheduleisforthewinterof2021.B.Guidedbustourisavailableat900a.m.C.Noactivitieswillbeaffectedbytheweather.D.Visitorscanvisitnewcityzoo.comformoreinformation.

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18ChineseLanguageCourses!WhyIearnChinese?AnewroadtoabigworldChineseistheNo.1spokenlanguageintheworld!MorepeoplearespeakingChinesethanEnglish,andtheneedforbusinesspeoplewhoknowChineseisskyrocketing.AnothergreatreasonistogiveyourkidsoryourselfaseatatthetableinaworldwhereChinaisanimportantpartner.Callusforcourselistings.,Smallclass10-15students.Professionalteachersrichexperienceinleaching•Self-fitcoursestudyingatyourownpace.slowerorfasterthanausualcourseOfflinecoursesonworkdays$500percourseeachtermonweekends$650percourseeachtermOnlinecoursesonworkdays$350percourseeachtermonweekends$400percourseeachterm55WestMainStreet,MeridenTownUndergroundLine2&8,Bus515&613atMeridenFreestreetparkingavailable(6)________(1)TheMeridenCentreoffersitsnewcoursesonDthisterm.A.businessskillsB.modemworldhistoryC.spokenEnglishD.theChineselanguage(2)Theunderlinedword"skyrocketing"means12'AA.risingquicklyB.returningsuddenlyC.droppingslowly

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33Amyandhermothercameoutofthebedroomwiththeteapot."Thatteapotisveryvaluable,saidMr.Chan."Alongtimeagoitbelongedtoanemperor.Hedrankteafromit.n"Weweregoingtodrinkteafromit,too,"saidAmy,laughing.(1)WastheteapotfoundinAmerica?Yes
itwas.(2)WhatdidMrChannoticeontheplanebacktoHongKong?Twomen(3)Whatwasinthepinkbox?Anoldteapot(4)Howdidthetwothievesfeelwhentheydidn'tfindtheteapot?Angry(5)Wherewerethethievescaught?InMr.Chan'sflal(6)WhatdidMr.ChanprobablywritetoAmyinthenote?FillintheblankwithTWOsentences.Callthepolicetoourflat,andgivetheteapottothepolice.ூὃ௃▅⊤.ூᑖ᪆௃ñᦻ⌕òChanᐜ"᝞óᑭᵨö÷ᏕᦻᱥḄiᏕᢕᣓḄᦑ|.ூ34௃1.Yes,itwas.6⁚ᳮ3⚪⚪ûbḄeₐýeᙠþÿ
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37manner.Infact,itwashardfortheirclassmatesandteacherstotellthemapartsometimes.Unliketheirclassmates,theyhadtogetupearlyatseveneverySaturdaytopreparefortheirlessons.GracehadtoattendtheartlessonandKarenhadtoattendherballetlesson."HowIwishIcoulddosomethingdifferenttoday,"saidthetwinswithonevoice.Allatonce,GraceandKarenhadanideaatthesametime."Wouldyouliketobemeforaday?"theyaskedeachother.Itseemedlikeawonderfulplantothem.Aftergivingeachotheradescriptionoftheirownfriends,GraceputonKaren'sballetdresswhileKarenputGrace'sbrushesandpaintsintoherbag.Thentheyleftfortheirclasses.Whentheartlessonstarted,Karenwaslost.UnlikeGrace,Karenwaspooratdrawing.Whentheartlessonfinallyended,Karendidn'tdaretohandinherwork.Meanwhile,Gracewasstrugglingintheballetclassaswell.Asshehadnoideaaboutthedancesteps,shehadtofollowherclassmatesblindly.Asaresult,shekeptknockingintothem.Theirballetteacherbecameimpatientwithher,uKaren,youshouldrememberthebasicsteps.Youcan'trelyoncopyingwhatothersaredoing.”WhenKarenandGracegothome,theyweretiredout.Theydecidedthattheywouldnevertrytobesomeoneelsetheywerenot.Itseemedthatthegrasswasnotalwaysgreenerontheotherside.88.DidGraceandKarenlikeSaturdays?No,theydidn't.89.WhendidthetwinsgetuponSaturdays?TheygolupalsevenonSaturdays.90.Whatwasthetwins*planwhentheydecidedtodosomethingdifferent?Theirplanwastopretendtobetheotherone.91.HowdidKarenfeelatthebeginningoftheartlesson?Shefeltlost.92.Whydidtheballetteacherbecomeimpatient?BecauseKarencouldn'trememberthebasicsteps.93.Whatdoestheunderlinedparf'thegrasswasnotalwaysgreenerontheotherside'attheendofthestorytrytotellus?Peoplealwaysthinkwhattheotherpeopleownarebetterthantheirs.Butitisn'ttrue..ூὃ௃▅(⊤O.ூᑖ᪆௃)ᦻRSTUVWXYZGraceFKaren[S\]^HḄ_`aᣚScd

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