2017-2021年河南中考英语真题分类汇编之阅读理解

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ᓭὃ⚪ᑖ▅ᳮ.▅ᳮᐳ10⚪1.2021»ᓭ“Oh,boys,don'tthrowstonesatthepoorbird,"saidanoldgrey-headedman."Sir,"saidalittleone,"shemakessuchaloudnoisethatwecan'tbearher.”“Iamafraidthestonewillreboundandhurtyouaslongasyoulive!”"Rebound!Wedon'tunderstandyou,sir!1'"Well,Iwilltellyouatruestory."Fiftyyearsago,IlikedthrowingstonesbecauseIhadnootherboytoplaywithandIbecameveryskillful.OnedayIwenttoworkforanoldcouplewhowereveryfriendlytoeverybody,eventothebirds.Andthebirdsseemedtolovetheoldcouple,too.Forsevenyearsabirdhadcomeandbuilthernestinthesameplace.SheandhermatehadjustreturnedonthedayIwenttoworkandtheoldcouplewelcomedthemhappily.Duringtheday,IthoughtIwouldtrymyskilluponher.Suddenlythebirdflewtoatreenearme.Ifoundanicestone,andIthrewitwithmybestskill.lthitthebirdontheheadandshedroppeddead!"1wassorrythemomentIsawherfalloffthetree.Butitwastoolate.Alldaylonghermateflewabout,andchirped
!sosadlythathemademyheartache..Isaidnothingtotheoldcouplebutoneoftheirgrandchildrentoldthemaboutit.Thoughtheoldcoupleneversaidawordtome,Iknewthattheywereverysad.IcouldneverlookthemintheeyeandtellthemhowsorryIwas.Theyhavebeendeadformany,manyyears,andsohasthepoorbird.Butdon'tyouseehowthatstonerebounded,andhitme?ForfiftyyearsIhavestillremembereditthoughIhaveneverspokenofitbefore.ButifwhatIhavetoldyouwillstopyou,Iwillbehappy.1'Theboysatoncedroppedthestonesintheirhandsandthebirdhadnomoretroublefromthem.
1Whydidtheboythrowstonesatthebirdaccordingtowhatthelittleboysaid?A.Becausetheywantedtocatchthebird.B.Becausetheythoughtthebirdwasnoisy.C.Becausetheywantedtopracticetheirskills.

10.Becausetheythoughtthrowingstoneswasfun.(2)Whichwordcanbestdescribetheoldcouple?A.Kind.B.Strict.C.Proud.D.Funny.(3)Theunderlinedword"They"refersto.A.thebirdsB.theoldcoupleC.theboysD.thegrandchildren(4)Howdidtheoldmanstoptheboysfromthrowingstonesatthebird?A.Bydrivingawaythebird.B.Bytakingawaytheirstones.C.Byplayingjokesontheboys.D.Bytellingtheboyshisownstory.(5)Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Don'thurtothers,oryouwillhurtyourself.B.Trytosaveothersandyouwillfeelhappier.C.Keeppracticingandyouwillbeveryskillful.D.Don'twastetime,oryouwillachievenothing.2.(2017•
ᓭ)EatingOutAreyoulookingforsomewherespecialtogothisweekend?Doyouwanttotrysomethingnew?Checkoutoneofthesehotnewrestaurants.

2MusicalChairsLastDaysoftheRajHaveyounoticedhowmusicmakestheAcentrally-locatedIndiantasteofyourfoodbetter?Thisnewrestaurantrestaurant,perfectforeatingbeforeorafterhasdifferenttypesoflivemusiceverynightthecinemaorashow.InsummerenjoyyourexceptSundays,andexcellentfoodtogowithmealinthebeautifulgarden.Themostit.Greatfishdishes,beefandpizza.Mondayispopulardishesarebeefandchickencookedclassicrocknight,soseeyouthere.withmild,mediumorhotspices.ForbraveTheChocolateBoxcustomersthereisextrahot!TheownerofthissmallcafeusedtocookATastyofTuscanyallkindsoffood,butthensherealizedsheWhetheryou'dlikeagreatvalue-for-preferredsweetstoanythingelse.Ifyouwantmoneylunchorarelaxedeveningmealatameatorfish,don'tcomehere.Theyonlydofantasticrestaurant,thisistheplacefordesserts!Lotsofdifferentkindsofyou.ThecookshaveallbeentrainedinItalysweets.Chocolateloverswillbeexcitedbytheandtheymakebothtraditionalandmodemrangeofchocolatecakes.dishes.Werecommendthepastaandseafood.$%recommend&₞(spice(*ᕡ)✏ᧇ᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.(1)What'sspecialaboutMusicChairs?A.Sundayisclassicrocknighteveryweek.B.Thechairstherecanplaywonderfulmusic.C.Therestaurantonlywelcomesmusiclovers.D.Youcanenjoyyourmealwithlivemusicthere.(2)WhichofthefollowingdoestheChocolateBoxserve?A.FishB.CakesC.SeafoodD.Chicken(3)WhydopeoplegotoLastDaysoftheRaj?

3A.Toshowothershowbravetheywillbe.B.Toenjoythemealwhilewatchingshows.C.Totrythedishestherecookedwithspices.D.Tohavemealsinthegardenallyearround.(4)WhatcanpeopledoatATasteofTuscany?A.Enjoyarelaxedbreakfast.B.TastedishescookedinItaly.C.Haveavalue-for-moneylunch.D.Learntocookpastaandseafood.(5)Whatisrecommendedinthetext?A.Hotrestaurant.B.Specialfoods.C.Weekendactivities.D.Thebestplacestogo.3.(2020•
ᓭ)LiverpoolDiscoverthebestmusic,sportandcultureintheUKLiverpoolMUSICLiverpoolSPORTTheBeatlesStoryTheworld-famous1960sLiverpoolFCThiscitylovesfootball.VisitmusicgroupcamefromLiverpool.FindoutAnfieldfootballstadium,hometoLiverpool'saboutTheBeatlesattheTheBeatlesStory.favouritefootballteam,andtakeatour.OpeneverydayexceptDec25and26.Closedonweekends.Adult%£15.95Adult%£15.00Student%£12.00Under-16sandstudents%£9.00

4Child%£7.00Childunderfive%FreeChildunderfive%FreeLiverpoolMUSEUMLiverpoolSHOPPINGVisittheLiverpoolMuseum.LiverpoolONEFindthebestshoppingintheLearnallaboutthehistoryandcultureofcentreofLiverpool.LiverpoolatLiverpoolONE,LiveipoofsnewFreeentry!shoppingcentre.Openedin2008.Opendaily10a.m.-5p.m.Morethan160shops,restaurantsandcinemas.WordBankadultᡂ:stadium;<=entry>ᐭ᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.(1)WhatcanyoulearnaboutatTheBeatlesStory?A.Amusicgroup.B.Afamouswriter.C.Thehistoryofthecity.D.TheEnglishartculture.(2)HowmuchdotheypayifastudentandhisparentsvisitAnfieldstadium?A.£24.00.

5B.£30.00.C.£33.00.D.£39.00.(3)HowlongdoesLiverpoolMuseumrundaily?A.Fivehours.B.Sevenhours.C.Ninehours.D.Tenhours.(4)WhatisLiverpoolONE?A.Acinema.B.Arestaurant.C.Amusichall.DAshoppingcentre.(5)Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?A.Aresearchpaper.BAhealthmagazine.CAtravelguidebook.D.Ageographytextbook.4.(2021•
ᓭ)Everylivingthingneedstoreproduce.Reproducingmeanscreatingmoremembersofyourgroup.Inorderforplantstoreproduce,theyhavetospreadtheirseeds(@A)tootherareas.Plantshavedevelopedallkindsofwaystodothis.Thesimplestwayisgravity.Manyseedsareinsideoffruit.Whenapieceoffruitgetstooheavy,itfallsfromatreetotheground.Sometimesanimalswillpickupthefruitanddropitinanotherarea.Thathelpsmovetheseedevenfartheraway.Applesspreadthisway.Otherplantsusewindtospreadtheirseeds.Dandelionsareagoodexampleofthis.Dandelionseedsaresolightthatwhenwindblows,itcarriesdandelionseedstonewplaces.Maple(B᪛)seedsalsousewind.Theirseedsareconnectedwithlong,thinleavesthatlooklikewings.Whentheseedfallsfromthetree,its"wings"helpitflyfartherfromthetree.Someanimalshelpplantsspreadtheirseeds.Theanimalseattheseeds.Whiletheseedis

6intheanimal'sbody,itstayswhole.whentheseedleavestheanimal,ifsinanewplace.Antsalsohelpspreadseeds.Someseedshaveaspecialsmellthatattractsants.Theantsbringtheseedsbacktotheirhome,whichofcourseisunderground.Theyonlyeatpartoftheseed.Theyleavetherestoftheseedunderground.Afterthat,theseedcanstartgrowing.(1)Whatdoestheword''gravity*'meaninthesecondparagraph?A.Theactionthatmakesanimalsdropseeds.B.Thehelpthatmovesseedsevenfartheraway.C.Theneedthatcomesfromanimalsandplants.D.Theforcethatcausesfruittofalltotheground.(2)Howdomaplesspreadtheirseeds?A.Theyuseants.B.Theyusewind.C.Theyusesmells.D.Theyuseanimals.(3)Whatdoantsdotohelpspreadseeds?a.Theyonlyeatpartoftheseed.b.Theyhelpseedsfallfromthetree.c.Theycarryseedstotheundergroundhome.d.Theypickupthefruitandmoveitfaraway.e.Theyleavetherestoftheseedunderground.A.b,d,eB.a,b,dC.a,c,eD.b,c,d(4)Whatisthetheme(D⚪)ofthetext?A.Nature.B.Culture.C.Education.□.Technology.

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5What'sthebesttitleforthetext?A.HowPlantsSpreadSeeds?B.WhyAnimalsPickUpSeeds?C.HowWindHelpsSeedsSpread?D.WhySeedsHaveaSpecialTrip?5.2018•7ᓭThespringseasonbringswarmweather,flowersandotherchangesforpeopletoenjoy.Forsomerestaurantcooks,themostexcitingspringarrivalisramps.RampsareawildplantintheeasternmountainsofNorthAmerica.Theyareoneofthefirstplantsthatgrowinthespring,usuallybetweenAprilandMay.TheyarerecognizedEFbytheirredstemGHandtwolongandwidegreenleaves.TheyarealsofamousfortheirstrongtastesimilartoonionsI℗.Rampsarenotaswell-knownasothervegetables,buttheyhavealonghistoryintheUnitedStates.IntheAppalachianMountains,rampshavebeenanimportantfoodforalongtime.Duringspring,itiscommonforsmalltownsintheAppalachianareatoholdlargerampdinnersforthecommunity.However,overthelast30years,ramps'popularityhasgrownquickly.Theyarenowahighly-desiredvegetableformanynicerestaurantsincitieslikeNewYorkandWashingtonD.C.Onereasontheplantispopularisthatitgrowsinthewild.Itisdifficulttogrowthemonfarms.Mostrestaurantsgetthemfromforagers,whocollectrampsbysearchingforestsfbrsomesmallpiecesoflandwheretheygrow.Rampshaveashortseason.Withinafewweeksoffullgrowth,theplantisdonefortheyear.Thisshotlifeissomereasonfortheirpopularity.AndthatpopularitycouldleadIotheirdisappearancefromEarth.In1995,thelocalgovernmentinQuebec,Canada,stoppedpeoplesellingtheplanttobusinessesinordertoprotecttheplantagainstbeingover-dug.Theseasonisshort,butithasnotendedyet.Ifyouareintherightplace,youstillhavetimetotryatasteoframpsyourself.
1whyarerampssopopularinNorthAmerica?A.Becausetheygrowinspring.

8B.Becausetheyhaveagoodtaste.C.Becausetheyarehardtoget.D.Becausetheyhavealonghistory.(3)Whatdoestheword"they"referto(ᢣḄM)NA.foragersB•rampsC•customersD.restaurants(4)Whywerepeoplestoppedfromsellingrampstobusinesses?A.Becauserampswereingreatdanger.B.Becauseramps'smellpollutedtheair.C.Becauseitcosttoomuchtogrowramps.D.Becausethegovernmentwantedtomakemoney.(5)What'sthebesttitleforthetext?A.Americansgocrazyforrampsinspring.B.Americanshavediscoveredanewvegetable.C.RampswereoncepopularinNorthAmerica.D.Rampswillsoonbeenjoyedallovertheworld.6.(20197ᓭ)Thousandsofyearsago,Britainwascoveredbythickforests,hometomanyanimalswhichnolongerliveintheUnitedKingdom.Therewerewolvesandbears,manydifferentkindsofdeerandlargewildcows.Therewerelessthanfourmillionpeople.Theylivedinsmallvillagesprotectedbywoodenwallsfromtheanimalsoutside.Allthishaschanged,ofcourse.NowthepopulationoftheUnitedKingdomhasincreasedtosixty-fivemillion.Three-quartersofBritainiscoveredwithfields,townsor

9cities.Although25percentoflandiscountryside,newmethodsoffarmingmeanthattherearefewerbirdsandsmallanimalslivinginfieldsthaneverbefore.TheUnitedKingdomisoneofthefewcountriesintheworldthatdoesnothavealargewildanimalthateatsmeat.InScotlandthereareonly400wildcats,butthesearemuchsmallerthanwolves.Somepeoplewouldliketochangethings,however!SomeorganizationsandwriterssaythatBritainneedstobecomemorenaturalagain.TheysuggestthattreesandplantsthatgrewintheUKbeforetownsandcitieswerebuiltshouldbeallowedtogrowagain.TheyevensaythatlargewildanimalswhichhavenotlivedintheUKshouldbehelpedtoreturnandlivewild.Theycallthis"rewilding".Noteveryoneagrees.Inthelasttwentyyears,overonemilliontreeswhichatfirstgrewinScotlandhavebeenplantedandthereareplansformore-butwildanimals?Somepeopleaskifwolveswillattacksheeporevenhumans.Theyarealsoangrythatrewildingmightmeananendtowalkinginthehillswhichsomanypeopleenjoy.SofartherearenowolvesorbearsinBritain'sforests-butsoontheremightbe!WordbankOrganizationOPAttackQROpinionST᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.(1)WhatwasthepopulationoftheUKthousandsofyearsago?A.About25million.B.Over65million.C.Morethan61million.D.Notmorethanfourmillion.(2)WhyaretherefewerbirdsandsmallanimalsinfieldsintheUK?A.Becausemoretreeshavebeenplanted.B.Becausetherearemorelargewildanimals.

10C.Becausepollutionismuchworsethanbefore.D.Becausepeopleusenewmethodsoffarming.(3)Whichparagraphgivesopinionsfrom"rewilding'*supporters?A.Paragraph1.B.Paragraph2.C.Paragraph3.D.Paragraph4.(4)Whataresomepeopleagainst?A.Livingclosertonature.BPlantingmoreandmoretrees.C.Helpinglargewildanimalsreturn.D.Buildingmorevillagesandtowns.(5)What'sthebesttitleforthetext?A.MakingBritainwildagainB.AtriptowildBritainC.AnintroductiontoBritainD.Protectingtheenvironment7.(2020•
ᓭ)Cait,11,wastryingtofallasleepwhenher8-yearoldbrother,Doug,cameintoherroom.Helookedaround,butseemedreallyoutofit.ThenDougwentbackintothehallwayandstoodtherelookingstraightupatthelight.Thiswasreallystrange.Caitdidn*tknowwhattodo.Justthen,Cait'sfatherappearedandexplainedDougwassleepwalking.Notallsleepisthesameeverynight.Weexperiencesomedeep,quietsleepandsomeactivesleep,whichiswhendreamshappen.Youmightthinksleepwalkingwouldhappenduringactivesleep,butapersonisn*tphysicallyactiveduringactivesleep.Itusuallyhappensinthefirstfewhoursofsleepintheperiodcalleddeepsleep.Thetruthisthatnotallsleepwalkerswalk.Somesimplysituporstandinbedoractlikethey'reawakewhen,infact,they'reasleep!Most,however,dogetupandwalkaroundforafewsecondsorforaslongashalfanhour.Sleepwalkers*eyesareopen,buttheydon'tseethesamewaytheydowhentheyYeawake.Theytendtogobacktobedontheirownandwon'trememberitinthemorning.

11Youalsomighthaveheardthatsleepwalkerscangetfrightenedifyouwakethemup.Thafstrue,sowhatdoyoudoifyouseesomeonesleepwalking?Youshouldcallforagrown-upwhocanleadthepersonbacktobed.Andoncethesleepwalkeristuckedbackinbed,it'stimeforyoutogetsomesleep,too!WordBanktendUᔣWfrightenedXYḄtuck᣼[\A᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.(1)Whatdoes"outofit'*mostprobablymeaninChinese?A.]ᯠ_`.B.abEc.C.ᚖᜮfg.D.hᯠij.(2)Whendoessleepwalkingusuallyhappen?A.Duringactivesleep.B.Inthefirstfewhoursofsleep.C.Whendreamsbegin.D.Whenwe'retryingtofallasleep.(3)Whichparagraphstellwhatsleepwalkersdo?A.জঝ.B.ঝঞ.C.ঞট.D.টঠ.(4)Whatshouldwedoifweseepeoplesleepwalking?A.Wakethemup.B.Walkaroundwiththem.C.Donothingandgetyourownsleep.

12D.Askgrown-upstoleadthemtobed.
5Whoisthetextwrittenfor?A.Teachers.B.Doctors.C.Parents.D.Children.8.
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ᓭNotonlykidsofTigerMomsgotoHarvard.DawnLogginsofLawndale,N.C.isonherwaytoHarvard,oneoftheeightworld-famousuniversitiesintheeasternUS.Nobodyencouragedhertostudyorpaidforherspecialclasses.Thisgirlcreatedherownfuture.Theteenwasabandonedbyherfamilylastsummer,whenherparentsandtwosistersmovedtoTennessee.Shefoundherselfhomelessandhadtospendthenightonfriends*sofas.TheschoolbusdriverlearnedaboutDawn'ssituationandinvitedDawntomoveinwithherfamily.Soon,DawnhadajobatBurnsHighSchool.Sheworkedfrom6a.m.to7%40a.m.beforethefirstschoolbellrang.Shesweptfloorsandpickeduptrashagainintheafternoons,beforedivingklintoherstudiesintheevenings.Dawn*shardworkpaidoff.Shefinishedschoolwitha3.9GPAandscored2,110ontheSAT."ThereweretimeswhenIfeltlikeitwouldbeeasiestifIgaveup,"the18-year-oldsaid."Butitwasneverinmetogiveup,becauseIrealizedthatIwasnevergoingtobesuccessfulunlessIgotaneducation.”EvenbeforeDawn'sfamilylefther,sheledadifficultlife.Herfamilywaspoorandcupsofnoodleswereoftentheonlyfood.Dawn'rstudiedbycandlelight"becauseherparentscouldn'taffordtopaytheelectricitybillᵯn.Dawnhasnowreconnectedwithherfamily.Theyareproudofheraccomplishments
ᡂoandareattendingherhighschoolgraduation.᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.
1Whydidn'tDawngiveupherstudies?A.Toreconnectwithherfamily.

13B.Tothankthosewhohadhelpedher.C.Togetaneducationtobesuccessful.D.TorealizeherdreamofgoingtoHarvard.(2)WhohelpedDawnwhenshefoundherselfhomeless?A.Herteachers.B.Herneighbors.C.ATigerMom.D.Aschoolbusdriver.(3)WhatdoestheunderlinedwordMabandoned"meaninChinese?A.p᰿B.rsC.tuD.⇊w(4)WhichofthefollowingwordsdescribesDawn?A.Open-minded.B.Good-natured.C.Strong-willed.D.Warm-hearted(5)Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?AAnotherHarvardgirl.B.Agirlincandlelight.C.FromhomelesstoHarvard.D.TheroleofTigerMoms.9.(2018•
ᓭ)SummerEnglishatStClare's,OxfordWeofferholidaycoursesforteenagersinOxford.YoucanimproveyourEnglish,enjoygreattripsandactivitiesandmakenewfriendsofyourownage.STCLARES«OXFORDTelephone%01865552031website%www.stclares.ac.ukAges%Youngchildren(9-12),Teenagers

14(13-17)CreativeArtsSummerSchoolDesignedforyoungstudentswithagreatinterestinpanting,providingthemwithanexcitingexperiencetoexplorecreativepathwaysanddevelopskillsforthefuture.Telephone%01202363831Website%aub.ac.ukAges%Teenagers(14-15)XUKActivitySummerCampBeautifulsetting!Fantasticactivities!Friendlyandexperiencedstaff!Activitiesincludeadventure,sports,drama,andmore!xTelephone%02083719686Website%xukcamps.comAges%Teenagers(13-17)YMT'sMusicalTheatreSummerCamps2018YMT'ssummercampsareopentoanyoneaged6-17lookingtodeveloptheiracting,singinganddancingabilities.JointheUK'sleadingmusictheatrecompany!Telᓺhone%02085637725Website%www.youthmusictheatreuk.orgAges%Youngchildren(6-12),Teenagers(13-17)Notes%explorez{(staffᕒ}(drama~ᒓ(1)Ifyouareinterestedinpainting,youmaycallformoreinformation.A.02083719686B.01202363831C.02085637725D.01865552031

15(2)Ifyouvisit,youmaygetsomeinformationaboutdrama.A.aub.ac.ukB.www.stclares,ac.ukC.xukcamps.comD.www.youthmusictheatreuk.org(3)Eight-year-oldMikecangotointhesummer.A.XUKActivitySummerCampB.CreativeArtsSummerSchoolC.SummerEnglishatStClare's,OxfordD.YMTsMusicalTheatreSummerCamps2018(4)WhataspecialaboutSummerEnglishatStClare's,Oxford?A.Itisopentoallages.B.Itrequirescreativeideas.C.Ithasexperiencedstaff.D.Itofferslanguagecourses.(5)Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?A.Asciencereport.B.Aschoolintroduction.C.Ashoppingposter.D.Awebsiteforteenagers.©9᜜♦MIVWFxfvDxGO0iuwtmnawxoM^TunAmvtam.fovL0…FunActivitiesforTeenstoDointheSummer10.(2019•
ᓭ)Doyoufeelboredwiththeupcomingsummer?Weaskedparentsforideasforthingsthatteenscandoandherearesomesuggestionsforfunactivitiesforyoutodointhesummer.#(1)

16Visitolderfamilymembersandinterviewthemaboutthepastofyourfamily.Youcoulduseasmartphonetorecordsomeoftheconversation.Thingstoaskabout%Whatdidyoueat?•Whowasyourfavoritefamilymember?Whatdidyoudotomakeyourselfhappy?Whatwasitlikewhenyouwereateenager?,#(2)Notonlywillyoumakeyourparentsreallyhappy,butyouwillfindallthoselostCDs/books/socksthatarehiddenunderthebed.Youcannowhaveayardsaleforthethingsyounolongerwant,andmakeyourselfsomepocketmoneyatthesametime.#(3)Puttogetheramemorybook.Itcouldbeaboutprimaryorjuniorschoolsinceyou'reheadingtohighschool%friendsmadebestmemoriesfavoriteteachers•favoritesubjectshopes/feelingsaboutgoingtohighschool,etc.#(4)Getdownandworkonthefarmandhaveabitoffun.Youneverknowyoumightlove

17drivingtractorsandfeedingcowsandhorses.Ifnothingelse,itwillgiveyouagoodtasteofwhatahardlifefarmingis.WordBankteen☘Memorytractor᪷/ᩞᧇᑁ2⌱4ᨬ67ᫀ.(1)Whichmaynotbeagoodquestionfortheinterviewin#1?A.Whatdidyoudoforfun?B.Howdidyougotoschool?C.Whatwereyourparentslike?D.What'stheplanforyourfuture?(2)Whichissuggestedin#2?A.Throwingawaywhatyou'vefound.B.Sellingsomethingthatisnotneeded.CAskingyourparentsfbrpocketmoney.D.UsingCDsthatyou'vefoundaspresents.(3)Whatisthepropertitlefor#1,#2,#3and#4separately?a-ClearoutYourRoomb.CreateaMemoryBook,c.HelponaNearbyFarmd.DiscoverFamilyHistory.A.a-d-b-cB.d-a-b-cC.d-b-a-cD.c-a-b-d(4)Whatcanworkingonafarmbringtoyou?A.Yourloveforcountrymusic.B.Theinterestinyourfuturejob.C.Theexperienceoffarmwork.

18D.Thefunofsharingwithfriends.(5)Whoisthetextwrittenfor?A.Teens.B.Teachers.C.Parents.D.Farmers.

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ᓭ”Oh,boys,don'tthrowstonesatthepoorbird,"saidanoldgrey-headedman."Sir,"saidalittleone,"shemakessuchaloudnoisethatwecan'tbearher/'nIamafraidthestonewillrebound
andhurtyouaslongasyoulive!',"Rebound!Wedon'tunderstandyou,sir!""Well,Iwilltellyouatruestory."Fiftyyearsago,IlikedthrowingstonesbecauseIhadnootherboytoplaywithand1becameveryskillfuLOnedayIwenttoworkforanoldcouplewhowereveryfriendlytoeverybody,eventothebirds.Andthebirdsseemedtolovetheoldcouple,too.Forsevenyearsabirdhadcomeandbuilthernestinthesameplace.SheandhermatehadjustreturnedonthedayIwenttoworkandtheoldcouplewelcomedthemhappily.Duringtheday,IthoughtIwouldtrymyskilluponher.Suddenlythebirdflewtoatreenearme.Ifoundanicestone,andIthrewitwithmybestskill.lthitthebirdontheheadandshedroppeddead!nIwassorrythemomentIsawherfalloffthetree.Butitwastoolate.Alldaylonghermateflewabout,andchirped
!sosadlythathemademyheartache..Isaidnothingtotheoldcouplebutoneoftheirgrandchildrentoldthemaboutit.Thoughtheoldcoupleneversaidawordtome,Iknewthattheywereverysad.IcouldneverlookthemintheeyeandtellthemhowsorryIwas.Theyhavebeendeadformany,manyyears,andsohasthepoorbird.Butdon*tyouseehowthatstonerebounded,andhitme?ForfiftyyearsIhavestillremembereditthoughIhaveneverspokenofitbefore.ButifwhatIhavetoldyouwillstopyou,Iwillbehappy.uTheboysatoncedroppedthestonesintheirhandsandthebirdhadnomoretroublefromthem.
1Whydidtheboythrowstonesatthebirdaccordingtowhatthelittleboysaid?A.Becausetheywantedtocatchthebird.

20B.Becausetheythoughtthebirdwasnoisy.C.Becausetheywantedtopracticetheirskills.D.Becausetheythoughtthrowingstoneswasfun.(2)Whichwordcanbestdescribetheoldcouple?AA.Kind.B.Strict.C.Proud.D.Funny.(3)Theunderlinedword"They'*refersto.A.thebirdsB.theoldcoupleC.theboysD.thegrandchildren(4)Howdidtheoldmanstoptheboysfromthrowingstonesatthebird?DA.Bydrivingawaythebird.B.Bytakingawaytheirstones.C.Byplayingjokesontheboys.D.Bytellingtheboyshisownstory.(5)Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?AA.Don'thurtothers,oryouwillhurtyourself.B.Trytosaveothersandyouwillfeelhappier.C.Keeppracticingandyouwillbeveryskillful.D.Don'twastetime,oryouwillachievenothing.ூὃT௃:ᱥᦑ▅.ூᑖ᪆௃ᦻD⌕Mὁ:ᵨiḄ¡ᔊ£¤¥A¦_⌕ᵨ§ᜮ¨ᡭHª«§ᜮ¬ᩭH®¯ᙠ±Ḅa²஺ᡃ¦µᦻ¶·ᑮ_⌕¹º»:Hᔲᑣ±¹ºi

21Ḅ஺ூ7௃(1)B.¾⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷/"Sir,"saidalittleone,"shemakessuchaloudnoisethatwecantbearher."ÀH”ᐜÃH"ÅÆÇÈH"᝛ᔻjᡃ¦X_Ë஺”ᡠÍ«ÎÏᵱ¥ᢥ᯿ᵱ¥ḄÓᔣᡮ§ᜮª«Õ¦Ö«×ØÙᔻ஺ᦑ⌱Bo(2)A.ÚÛᳮ⚪஺᪷/OnedayIwenttoworkforanoldcouplewhowereveryfriendlytoeverybody,eventothebirds.ÀHᨵᜩᡃ¨«Þὁßᝣ}áHÕ¦ÞâÅ:ãÙä[HåæÞçÙä[஺ᡠÍᗐéḄᨬêë2ìÞὁßᝣ஺ᦑ⌱A஺(3)B.íÚᢣí⚪஺᪷/Thoughtheoldcoupleneversaidawordtome,Iknewthattheywereverysad.IcouldneverlookthemintheeyeandtellthemhowsorryIwas.Theyhavebeendeadformany,manyyears,andsohasthepoorbird.Àîᯠ×ÞὁßᝣïÓçðñᡃÈHòᡃÀ⍝Õ¦Ùôõ஺ᡃ®¯_êö÷Õ¦ḄøùH£¤Õ¦ᡃᨵúôõ஺Õ¦û¡üËÙúËHýḄçüË஺ᡠÍþÿᑜ
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222.(2017•²ᓭ)EatingOutAreyoulookingforsomewherespecialtogothisweekend?Doyouwanttotrysomethingnew?Checkoutoneofthesehotnewrestaurants.MusicalChairsLastDaysoftheRajHaveyounoticedhowmusicmakestheAcentrally-locatedIndiantasteofyourfoodbetter?Thisnewrestaurantrestaurant,perfectforeatingbeforeorafterhasdifferenttypesoflivemusiceverynightthecinemaorashow.InsummerenjoyyourexceptSundays,andexcellentfoodtogowithmealinthebeautifulgarden.Themostit.Greatfishdishes,beefandpizza.Mondayispopulardishesarebeefandchickencookedclassicrocknight,soseeyouthere.withmild,mediumorhotspices.ForbraveTheChocolateBoxcustomersthereisextrahot!TheownerofthissmallcafeusedtocookATastyofTuscanyallkindsoffood,butthensherealizedsheWhetheryou'dlikeagreatvalue-for-preferredsweetstoanythingelse.Ifyouwantmoneylunchorarelaxedeveningmealatameatorfish,don'tcomehere.Theyonlydofantasticrestaurant,thisistheplacefordesserts!Lotsofdifferentkindsofyou.ThecookshaveallbeentrainedinItalysweets.Chocolateloverswillbeexcitedbytheandtheymakebothtraditionalandmodemrangeofchocolatecakes.dishes.Werecommendthepastaandseafood.µ¶recommend₞¸spice(ºᕡ)✏ᧇ᪷ᩞᧇᑁ¾⌱¿ᨬÁÂᫀ.(1)What'sspecialaboutMusicChairs?DA.Sundayisclassicrocknighteveryweek.B.Thechairstherecanplaywonderfulmusic.C.Therestaurantonlywelcomesmusiclovers.D.Youcanenjoyyourmealwithlivemusicthere.(2)WhichofthefollowingdoestheChocolateBoxserve?A.Fish

23B.CakesC.SeafoodD.Chicken(3)WhydopeoplegotoLastDaysoftheRaj?CA.Toshowothershowbravetheywillbe.B.Toenjoythemealwhilewatchingshows.C.Totrythedishestherecookedwithspices.D.Tohavemealsinthegardenallyearround.(4)WhatcanpeopledoatATasteofTuscany?CA.Enjoyarelaxedbreakfast.B.TastedishescookedinItaly.C.Haveavalue-for-moneylunch.D.Learntocookpastaandseafood.(5)Whatisrecommendedinthetext?AA.Hotrestaurant.B.Specialfoods.C.Weekendactivities.D.Thebestplacestogo.ூὃ௃ÅÆ(ÇÈ▅.ூᑖ᪆௃ᦻËᜧ$¶Ì7ÍÅÆ(ÇÈ▅&m⌕ÎÏ᝞EᕜÑ#Òª.ᱯḄᙢÕ,¨ÒÖ×ØḄÙÚ&f¨7ÛÜ.⚶ᔉ.ßὅᑖᑡâdÌ.Ü.⚶ᔉḄᱯ⁐&äå,7ÛÇæçᵨ⚶éêë.ூìÂ௃(1)Âᫀ¶D.⁚ᳮì⚪.᪷MusicalChairs⚶ᔉ}ThisnewrestauranthasdifferenttypesoflivemusiceverynightexceptSundays,andexcellentfoodtogowithit.◀dïðᜩ&ÌòØ⚶✂£ôõᨵöÈ÷Ḅøùúû&üýþᨵ᩽Ḅᱥ.MusicChairs⌱D.(2)ᫀ:B.⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷MusicalChairs⚶ᔉTheyonlydodesserts!Lotsofdifferentkindsofsweets,chocolateloverswillbeexcitedbytherangeofchocolatecakes.!"#$%&'()*+,-Ḅ./012᰿ὅ56701289:;ᑮᐶ>.?89⌱B.

24(3)ᫀ@C.⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷LastDaysoftheRaj⚶ᔉThemostpopulardishesarebeefandchickencookedwithmild,mediumorhotspices.ᨬBCḄDEFGHḄIḄᡈKḄ✏ᧇNᑴḄPᾙHRᾙ.STF7UVWXᵨ✏ᧇNᑴḄDE.⌱C.(4)ᫀ@C.⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷ATastyofTuscany⚶ᔉWhetheryou'dlikeagreatvalue-for-moneylunchorarelaxedeveningmealatafantasticrestaurant,thisistheplaceforyou.Z[\]⌕W_(ᨵabḄᓤ⚶dFᙠWf(gḄ⚶✂ijḄk⚶lmF\ḄSᜐ.STFᔛW_(ᨵabḄᓤ⚶⌱C.(5)ᫀ@A.᪗⚪qr⚪.᪷sWtAreyoulookingforsomewherespecialtogothisweekend?Doyouwanttotrysomethingnew?Checkoutoneofthesehotnewrestaurants.luᕜw\]xuᱯzḄᙢ|Sᔩ~\]Ḅᔩ~lKḄ⚶✂.᪗⚪FKḄ⚶✂.⌱A.ூ&௃▅⚪⌕ttஹᐵḄ᦮ᳮ.᪷ᡠ⚪⌱¡¢⌱⚗¤ᡂ⚪.3.(2020•§ᓭ)LiverpoolDiscoverthebestmusic,sportandcultureintheUKLiverpoolMUSICLiverpoolSPORTTheBeatlesStoryTheworld-famous1960sLiverpoolFCThiscitylovesfootball.VisitmusicgroupcamefromLiverpool.FindoutAnfieldfootballstadium,hometoLiverpool'saboutTheBeatlesattheTheBeatlesStory.favouritefootballteam,andtakeatour.OpeneverydayexceptDec25and26.Closedonweekends.Adult@£15.95Adult@£15.00Student@£12.00Under-16sandstudents@£9.00Child@£7.00Childunderfive@Free

25Childunderfive@FreeLiverpoolMUSEUMLiverpoolSHOPPINGVisittheLiverpoolMuseum.LiverpoolONEFindthebestshoppingintheLearnallaboutthehistoryandcultureofcentreofLiverpool.LiverpoolatLiverpoolONE,LiverpoofsnewFreeentry!shoppingcentre.Openedin2008.Opendaily10a.m.-5p.m.Morethan160shops,restaurantsandWordBankadultᡂªstadium«entry¬ᐭ᪷ᩞᧇᑁ°⌱ᨬ±ᫀ.(1)WhatcanyoulearnaboutatTheBeatlesStory?AA.Amusicgroup.B.Afamouswriter.C.Thehistoryofthecity.D.TheEnglishartculture.(2)HowmuchdotheypayifastudentandhisparentsvisitAnfieldstadium?DA.£24.00.B.£30.00.

26C.£33.00.D.£39.00.(3)HowlongdoesLiverpoolMuseumrundaily?A.Fivehours.B.Sevenhours.C.Ninehours.D.Tenhours.(4)WhatisLiverpoolONE?DA.Acinema.B.Arestaurant.C.Amusichall.D.Ashoppingcentre.(5)Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?CA.Aresearchpaper.B.Ahealthmagazine.C-Atravelguidebook.D.Ageographytextbook.ூὃ&௃³´µ´-▅.ூᑖ᪆௃¸ᦻºU»¼ᨬḄஹ«Hᦻᓄ¾ᙢ¿ÀUÁ"ḄÂᵨH⃩ÄÅI.ூ௃(1)A.⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷"TheBeatlesStoryTheworld-famous1960smusicgroupcamefromLiverpool.FindoutaboutTheBeatlesattheTheBeatlesStory."ÈᵬÊËÌḄᦑÎᡃ"⍝WuÌ.ᦑ⌱A.(2)D.⁚Ñᳮ⚪.᪷"Adult@£15.00ÒUnder-16sandstudents@£9.00ÒChildunderfive@Free"᝞/WuÔÕH!Ḅ᱄×ØÙÚÛÜÝᳫ!"⌕ß15+15+9=39.ᦑ⌱D.(3)B.⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷"verpoolMUSEUM@Opendaily10a.m.-5p.m."ᑭᱥáâᱥ✂ãᜩ⃩Ä7åÅ.ᦑ⌱B.(4)D.⁚ᳮ⚪.tBffi"LiverpoolONEFindthebestshoppinginthecentreofLiveq^oolatLiverpoolONE,Liverpool'snewshopping

27centre".LiverpoolONEFWuæᱥçᦑ⌱D.(5)C.⁚Ñᳮ⚪.᪷"Discoverthebestmusic,sportandcultureintheUK,ᐸéᦻÌஹêëஹâᱥ✂HæᱥçḄaìHÅ¿À”ᦻîᩭðñòᢣᓭ.ᦑ⌱C.ூ&௃ᙠôᐰᦻḄöẠø᪷ᐰᦻᜧúûüýþÿ
⌱⚗᦬ᨬᫀ.4.(2021•ᓭ)Everylivingthingneedstoreproduce.Reproducingmeanscreatingmoremembersofyourgroup.Inorderforplantstoreproduce,theyhavetospreadtheirseeds()tootherareas.Plantshavedevelopedallkindsofwaystodothis.Thesimplestwayisgravity.Manyseedsareinsideoffruit.Whenapieceoffruitgetstooheavy,itfallsfromatreetotheground.Sometimesanimalswillpickupthefruitanddropitinanotherarea.Thathelpsmovetheseedevenfartheraway.Applesspreadthisway.Otherplantsusewindtospreadtheirseeds.Dandelionsareagoodexampleofthis.Dandelionseedsaresolightthatwhenwindblows,itcarriesdandelionseedstonewplaces.Maple(᪛)seedsalsousewind.Theirseedsareconnectedwithlong,thinleavesthatlooklikewings.Whentheseedfallsfromthetree,its"wings"helpitflyfartherfromthetree.Someanimalshelpplantsspreadtheirseeds.Theanimalseattheseeds.Whiletheseedisintheanimal'sbody,itstayswhole.whentheseedleavestheanimal,it'sinanewplace.Antsalsohelpspreadseeds.Someseedshaveaspecialsmellthatattractsants.Theantsbringtheseedsbacktotheirhome,whichofcourseisunderground.Theyonlyeatpartoftheseed.Theyleavetherestoftheseedunderground.Afterthat,theseedcanstartgrowing.(1)Whatdoestheword"gravity0meaninthesecondparagraph?DA.Theactionthatmakesanimalsdropseeds.B.Thehelpthatmovesseedsevenfartheraway.C.Theneedthatcomesfromanimalsandplants.D.Theforcethatcausesfruittofalltotheground.(2)Howdomaplesspreadtheirseeds?A.Theyuseants.

28B.Theyusewind.C.Theyusesmells.D.Theyuseanimals.(3)Whatdoantsdotohelpspreadseeds?Ca.Theyonlyeatpartoftheseed.b.Theyhelpseedsfallfromthetree.c.Theycarryseedstotheundergroundhome.d.Theypickupthefruitandmoveitfaraway.e.Theyleavetherestoftheseedunderground.A.b,d,eB.a,b,dC.a,c,eD.b,c,d(4)Whatisthetheme(⚪)ofthetext?AA.Nature.B.Culture.C.Education.0.Technology.(5)What'sthebesttitleforthetext?AA.HowPlantsSpreadSeeds?B.WhyAnimalsPickUpSeeds?C.HowWindHelpsSeedsSpread?D.WhySeedsHaveaSpecialTrip?ூὃ#௃%&'()▅+.ூᑖ᪆௃./ᦻ1234ᱥ᝞789஺;<=>ᱥ?◤⌕BC஺BCDᕡḼG⌼IJḄᡂᕒ஺N3O4ᱥBCPQRST89ᑮᐸWᙢY஺4ᱥZ[\]^3ᔜᔜ᪵Ḅabᩭde.<#஺ூf௃(1)D.ghᳮf⚪஺᪷kThesimplestwayisgravity.Manyseedsareinsideoffruit.Whenapieceoffruitgetstooheavy,itfallsfromatreetotheground.l'ᨬmᓫḄabopq஺rJ?ᙠtuv☢஺x<ᙽtuzp{P|}᪛~ᣵᑮᙢ~஺ᡠ

29Ḅ“gravity”otuᙠᙢ~ḄqḄD஺ᦑ⌱Do(2)B.⁚ᳮf⚪஺᪷kᦻMapleseedsalsousewind.l'᪛ᑭᵨ஺ᡠ᪛ᑭᵨ9஺ᦑ⌱B஺(3)C.⁚ᳮf⚪஺᪷kTheantsbringtheseedsbacktotheirhome,whichofcourseisunderground.Theyonlyeatpartoftheseed.Theyleavetherestoftheseedunderground.Afterthat,theseedcanstartgrowing.l'⇪⇩TPQḄxᯠoᙠᙢ஺PQᔛ<ᑖTᐸḄᶇᙠᙢ஺ᯠl>3஺ᦑ⌱C஺(4)A.⚪ᑨ¡⚪஺᪷kEverylivingthingneedstoreproduce.Reproducingmeanscreatingmoremembersofyourgroup.Inorderforplantstoreproduce,theyhavetospreadtheirseedstootherareas.Plantshavedevelopedallkindsofwaystodothis.l';<=>ᱥ?◤⌕BC஺BCDᕡḼG⌼IJḄᡂᕒ஺N3O4ᱥBCPQRST89ᑮᐸWᙢY஺4ᱥZ[\]^3ᔜᔜ᪵Ḅabᩭde.<#஺ᡠᦻ1Ḅ⚪oᐵ£¤ᯠ¥Ḅ஺ᦑ⌱Ao(5)A.¦ᜧD⚪஺᪷kEverylivingthingneedstoreproduce.Reproducingmeanscreatingmoremembersofyourgroup.Inorderforplantstoreproduce,theyhavetospreadtheirseedstootherareas.Plantshavedevelopedallkindsofwaystodothis.l';<=>ᱥ?◤⌕BC஺BCDᕡḼG⌼IJḄᡂᕒ஺N3O4ᱥBCPQRST89ᑮᐸWᙢY஺4ᱥZ[\]^3ᔜᔜ᪵Ḅabᩭde.<#஺ᡠ./ᦻ1ᨬ¨Ḅ᪗⚪o4ᱥ᝞789஺ᦑ⌱Aoூ#ª௃«+ᐰᦻᳮfᦻ1ᜧD▅+⚪®¯ᦻ▅+°±^²⚪³´µḄᑁ·᪶´⌱¹ºᔠ¯ᦻ¯DḄᫀ¼ᡂ½¾▅+°¿À஺5.(2018•ᓭ)Thespringseasonbringswarmweather,flowersandotherchangesforpeopletoenjoy.Forsomerestaurantcooks,themostexcitingspringarrivalisramps.RampsareawildplantintheeasternmountainsofNorthAmerica.Theyareoneofthefirstplantsthatgrowinthespring,usuallybetweenAprilandMay.Theyarerecognized(D()bytheirredstem(Á)andtwolongandwidegreenleaves.Theyarealsofamousfortheirstrongtastesimilartoonions(Â℗).Rampsarenotaswell-knownasothervegetables,buttheyhavealonghistoryintheUnitedStates.IntheAppalachianMountains,rampshavebeenanimportantfoodforalongtime.Duringspring,itiscommonforsmalltownsintheAppalachianareatoholdlarge

30rampdinnersforthecommunity.However,overthelast30years,ramps'popularityhasgrownquickly.Theyarenowahighly-desiredvegetableformanynicerestaurantsincitieslikeNewYorkandWashingtonD.C.Onereasontheplantispopularisthatitgrowsinthewild.Itisdifficulttogrowthemonfarms.Mostrestaurantsgetthemfromforagers,whocollectrampsbysearchingforestsforsomesmallpiecesoflandwheretheygrow.Rampshaveashortseason.Withinafewweeksoffullgrowth,theplantisdonefortheyear.Thisshotlifeissomereasonfortheirpopularity.AndthatpopularitycouldleadIotheirdisappearancefromEarth.In1995,thelocalgovernmentinQuebec,Canada,stoppedpeoplesellingtheplanttobusinessesinordertoprotecttheplantagainstbeingover-dug.Theseasonisshort,butithasnotendedyet.Ifyouareintherightplace,youstillhavetimetotryatasteoframpsyourself.(1)whyarerampssopopularinNorthAmerica?CA.Becausetheygrowinspring.BBecausetheyhaveagoodtaste.C.Becausetheyarehardtoget.D.Becausetheyhavealonghistory.(2)Whichofthefollowingisthepictureofaramp?D(3)Whatdoestheword"theyureferto(ᢣḄo)ÅA.foragersB.rampsC.customersD.restaurants

31(4)Whywerepeoplestoppedfromsellingrampstobusinesses?AA.Becauserampswereingreatdanger.B.Becauseramps'smellpollutedtheair.C.Becauseitcosttoomuchtogrowramps.D.Becausethegovernmentwantedtomakemoney.(5)What'sthebesttitleforthetext?AA.Americansgocrazyforrampsinspring.B.Americanshavediscoveredanewvegetable.C.RampswereoncepopularinNorthAmerica.D.Rampswillsoonbeenjoyedallovertheworld.ூὃ#௃Æ|ᦻᓄ)▅+.ூᑖ᪆௃ÈᦻÉÊḄoᙠᓅÌ᧡ᜩÏÐÑÒḄ<ÓÔ.ᦻ1ÉÊ3.ÓÔḄ>Õ᛻ஹØÙஹᕡ⍝ஹÐÑÒÛÜஹÝᵨᔊßஹ☢àḄá⚪â.ூf௃1.C.⁚ᳮf⚪.᪷kᦻ"Onereasontheplantispopularisthatitgrowsinthewild"ã“Itisdifficulttogrowthemonfarms”l'.ÓÔÐÑÒḄ¯ä<=oPoᙠÓ᜜>Ḅæᙠçᵪv>é⚶✂⌕ᔣíîïðᦑ'.ÓÔræðᑮᦑ⌱C.2.D.⁚ᳮf⚪.᪷kᦻ"Theyarerecognizedbytheirredstem,andtwolongandwidegreenleaves”l'.ÓÔḼò⁐ḄÁãôᱏöö÷Ḅøùᦑ⌱D.3.B.úgᢣú⚪.᪷kᦻ"Theyareoneofthefirstplantsthatgrowinthespring,usuallybetweenAprilandMay”l'PQo᧡ᜩᨬû>Ḅ4ᱥü<«ýᙠ4ᨴã5ᨴ>ᦑ'theyᢣ"ramps”.ÓÔᦑ⌱B.4.A.⁚ᳮf⚪.᪷kᦻ"AndthatpopularitycouldleadIotheirdisappearancefromEarth"ã“In1995,thelocalGovernmentinQuebee,Canada,stoppedpeoplesellingtheplanttobusinessesinordertoprotecttheplantagainstbeingover-dug”l'äNrÐÑÒᡠ.ÓÔlÿᙠᙢᳫᜫᓅἭᔣ■᢬᣾ᦑ⌱A.5.A.#$ᜧ&⚪.᪷*ᦻ,"Forsomerestaurantcooks,themostexcitingspringarrivalisramps”-./ᦻ0Ḅ234⚶✂()29Ḅ:᰿ᦑ⌱A.ூ=>௃✌ᐜ⌕CDEᦻFGᜧ&ᯠIJᔠᐹMḄ⚪NODEᦻP,QRᐵTUV-WXYWZᫀ.

326.(2019•^ᓭ)Thousandsofyearsago,Britainwascoveredbythickforests,hometomanyanimalswhichnolongerliveintheUnitedKingdom.Therewerewolvesandbears,manydifferentkindsofdeerandlargewildcows.Therewerelessthanfourmillionpeople.Theylivedinsmallvillagesprotectedbywoodenwallsfromtheanimalsoutside.Allthishaschanged,ofcourse.NowthepopulationoftheUnitedKingdomhasincreasedtosixty-fivemillion.Three-quartersofBritainiscoveredwithfields,townsorcities.Although25percentoflandiscountryside,newmethodsoffarmingmeanthattherearefewerbirdsandsmallanimalslivinginfieldsthaneverbefore.TheUnitedKingdomisoneofthefewcountriesintheworldthatdoesnothavealargewildanimalthateatsmeat.InScotlandthereareonly400wildcats,butthesearemuchsmallerthanwolves.Somepeoplewouldliketochangethings,however!SomeorganizationsandwriterssaythatBritainneedstobecomemorenaturalagain.TheysuggestthattreesandplantsthatgrewintheUKbeforetownsandcitieswerebuiltshouldbeallowedtogrowagain.TheyevensaythatlargewildanimalswhichhavenotlivedintheUKshouldbehelpedtoreturnandlivewild.Theycallthis"rewilding".Noteveryoneagrees.Inthelasttwentyyears,overonemilliontreeswhichatfirstgrewinScotlandhavebeenplantedandthereareplansformore-butwildanimals?Somepeopleaskifwolveswillattacksheeporevenhumans.Theyarealsoangrythatrewildingmightmeananendtowalkinginthehillswhichsomanypeopleenjoy.SofartherearenowolvesorbearsinBritain'sforests-butsoontheremightbe!WordbankOrganization`aAttackbcOpiniond=᪷*ᩞᧇᑁh⌱iᨬkZᫀ.(1)WhatwasthepopulationoftheUKthousandsofyearsago?DA.About25million.

33B.Over65million.C.Morethan61million.D.Notmorethanfourmillion.(2)WhyaretherefewerbirdsandsmallanimalsinfieldsintheUK?DA.Becausemoretreeshavebeenplanted.B.Becausetherearemorelargewildanimals.C.Becausepollutionismuchworsethanbefore.D.Becausepeopleusenewmethodsoffarming.(3)Whichparagraphgivesopinionsfrom"rewilding'*supporters?CA.Paragraph1.B.Paragraph2.C.Paragraph3.D.Paragraph4.(4)Whataresomepeopleagainst?CA.Livingclosertonature.B.Plantingmoreandmoretrees.C.Helpinglargewildanimalsreturn.D.Buildingmorevillagesandtowns.(5)What'sthebesttitleforthetext?AA.MakingBritainwildagainB.AtriptowildBritainC.AnintroductiontoBritainD.Protectingtheenvironmentூὃ=௃mᙢnop▅D.ூᑖ᪆௃/ᦻtuvmᙢnop▅D#⌕wxyz4Ḅ{ᱥ}~ᓄ2y⌕᜜Ḅᑜtᨵ2ᜧ{ᱥ᪍.ூZ௃(1)D⁚ᳮ⚪᪷*ᦻTherewerelessthanfourmillionpeopleᨵᑮ4Ḅ.ᦑ⌱D.(2)D⁚ᳮ⚪᪷*ᦻnewmethodsoffanningmeanthattherearefewerbirdsandsmallanimalslivinginfieldsthaneverbeforeḄ&ᕡḼᨵ¡¢Ḅ£¤¥

34¦{ᱥ§ᙠ¨©ᦑ⌱D.(3)C⁚ᳮ⚪᪷*ᦻInthelasttwentyyears,overonemilliontreeswhichatfirstgrewinScotlandhavebeenplantedandthereareplansformoreᙠªḄ20«¬uḄ᪛ᩈᙠ¯°ᐲ²³´µ¶²·y³ᑜ¡¸-."rewikling”Ḅºᑜt»ᢝḄ.½ᑁhᙠ¾¿À.ᦑ⌱C.(4)C⁚ᳮ⚪᪷*ᦻSomepeopleaskifwolveswillattacksheeporevenhumans.Theyarealsoangrythatrewildingmightmeananendtowalkinginthehillswhichsomanypeopleenjoy.SofartherearenowolvesorbearsinBritain'sforests,uÁtᔲÃÄbcÅÆÇÈtp´É2º᜜Ê˺&ᕡḼʸÊÌÍᙠÎᦣÐḄJÑᑮNÒz4Ḅ᪍©ÓᨵÃᡈὅtÖ.-.2ᜧḄ{ᱥ᜜᪍.ᦑ⌱C.(5)A#$ᜧ&⚪᪷*ᦻ#⌕wxyz4Ḅ{ᱥ}~ᓄ2y⌕᜜Ḅᑜtᨵ2ᜧ{ᱥ᪍.ᦑ⌱A.ூ=>௃ὃ×zØ.oḄÙᔠÚᵨZ⚪uX⌕ÜÝᐰᦻᯠIO{ßZÁ⚪.Z⚪à,á&ὶãIᦻJᔠEᦻᑁhäᡂᔜ¦⚪ḄZ.7.(2020•^ᓭ)Cait,11wastryingtofallasleepwhenher8-yearoldbrother,Doug,cameintoherroom.Helookedaround,butseemedreallyoutofit.ThenDougwentbackintothehallwayandstoodtherelookingstraightupatthelight.Thiswasreallystrange.Caitdidn*tknowwhattodo.Justthen,Cait'sfatherappearedandexplainedDougwassleepwalking.Notallsleepisthesameeverynight.Weexperiencesomedeep,quietsleepandsomeactivesleep,whichiswhendreamshappen.Youmightthinksleepwalkingwouldhappenduringactivesleep,butapersonisn*tphysicallyactiveduringactivesleep.Itusuallyhappensinthefirstfewhoursofsleepintheperiodcalleddeepsleep.Thetruthisthatnotallsleepwalkerswalk.Somesimplysituporstandinbedoractlikethey*reawakewhen,infact,theyYeasleep!Most,however,dogetupandwalkaroundforafewsecondsorforaslongashalfanhour.Sleepwalkers'eyesareopen,buttheydon'tseethesamewaytheydowhenthey'reawake.Theytendtogobacktobedontheirownandwon'trememberitinthemorning.Youalsomighthaveheardthatsleepwalkerscangetfrightenedifyouwakethemup.That*strue,sowhatdoyoudoifyouseesomeonesleepwalking?Youshouldcallfora

35grown-upwhocanleadthepersonbacktobed.Andoncethesleepwalkeristuckedbackinbed,it*stimeforyoutogetsomesleep,too!WordBanktendçᔣ9frightenedÍèḄtuck᣼·êë᪷*ᩞᧇᑁh⌱iᨬkZᫀ.(1)Whatdoes"outofit"mostprobablymeaninChinese?AA.ìᯠí.B.îï&ð.C.ᚖᜮóË.D.ôᯠõö.(2)Whendoessleepwalkingusuallyhappen?A.Duringactivesleep.B.Inthefirstfewhoursofsleep.C.Whendreamsbegin.D.Whenwe'retryingtofallasleep.(3)Whichparagraphstellwhatsleepwalkersdo?CA.জঝ.B.ঝঞ.C.ঞট.D.টঠ.(4)Whatshouldwedoifweseepeoplesleepwalking?DA.Wakethemup.B.Walkaroundwiththem.C.Donothingandgetyourownsleep.D.Askgrown-upstoleadthemtobed.(5)Whoisthetextwrittenfor?D

36A.Teachers.B.Doctors.C.Parents.D.Children.ூὃ=௃ᱥᦑ÷p▅D.ூᑖ᪆௃ᦻøCuºᦑ÷wxyùú¥ûùúὅü½ýþÿ.ூ௃(1)A.⚪.᪷ᦻDoug,cameintoherroom.Helookedaround,butseemedreallyoutofit,⍝᝛Ḅ.ᕜoutofit.!᛻#☢%ᑮ'(ᙠ*+ᡠ-./01(2ᯠ45ᦑ⌱A.(2)B.8⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷ᦻ;<=Itusuallyhappensinthefirstfewhoursofsleepintheperiodcalleddeepsleep.>?@ABᙠṑḨḄEFGHIJK(ᡠLḄMNṑḨO.ᦑ⌱B.(3)C.8⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷ᦻ;Pஹ=Thetruthisthatnotallsleepwalkerswalk.SomesimplysituporstandinbedoractliketheyYeawakewhen,infact,theyYeasleep!Most,however,dogetupandwalkaroundforafewsecondsorforaslongashalfanhour.Sleepwalkers*eyesareopen,buttheydon'tseethesamewaytheydowhenthey'reawake.Theytendtogobacktobedontheirownandwon'trememberitinthemorning.RSTU4(ᡠᨵḄ*+ὅXYZᨵ[\](ᙶ_ᩭᡈbᙠcTᡈὅ⊤efg⏨Ḽj᪵lRSTmṑḼ'nᯠlᜧpᦪ\rSY_stFuvᡈwxyHI.*+ὅḄz{(ḽ}Ḅm~Ḅ⏨ḼḄI᎛4j᪵mᔣṑ5TJ4f'.⌕(;Pஹ='*+ὅᦑ⌱C.(4)D.8⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷ᦻᨬ#j=Youshouldcallforagrown-upwhocanleadthepersonbacktobed.Andoncethesleepwalkeristuckedbackinbed,it'stimeforyoutogetsomesleep,too!01jGᑮcTḄᡂ\.j*+ὅcTJ1ṑY¡'nᦑ⌱D.(5)D.¢ᳮᑨ¤⚪.᪷ᦻᨬ#j=ᨬ#j=Youshouldcallforagrown-upwhocanleadthepersonbacktobed.Andoncethesleepwalkeristuckedbackinbed,it'stimeforyoutogelsomesleep,too!01jGᑮcTḄᡂ\.j*+ὅcTJ1ṑY¡'n¥ᦻ01⌕(¦§¨mᑏḄᦑ⌱D.ூª«௃✌ᐜ⌕?®ᐰᦻ'ᦻᜧ°±±ᢕ³T´ᦻ!᛻ᡠ%µḄ¶·ᯠ#¸

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ÉÊintoherstudiesintheevenings.Dawn'shardworkpaidoff.Shefinishedschoolwitha3.9GPAandscored2,110ontheSAT."ThereweretimeswhenIfeltlikeitwouldbeeasiestifIgaveup,"the18-year-oldsaid."Butitwasneverinmetogiveup,becauseIrealizedthatIwasnevergoingtobesuccessfulunlessIgotaneducation.”EvenbeforeDawn'sfamilylefther,sheledadifficultlife.Herfamilywaspoorandcupsofnoodleswereoftentheonlyfood.Dawn"studiedbycandlelight"becauseherparentscouldn*taffordtopaytheelectricitybillËᵯÍÇ.Dawnhasnowreconnectedwithherfamily.TheyareproudofheraccomplishmentsËKÇandareattendingherhighschoolgraduation.᪷ᩞᧇᑁÑ⌱ÒᨬÓᫀ.
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44(2)Whichissuggestedin#2?A.Throwingawaywhatyou*vefound.B.Sellingsomethingthatisnotneeded.C-Askingyourparentsfbrpocketmoney.D.UsingCDsthatyou'vefoundaspresents.(3)Whatisthepropertitlefor#1,#2,#3and#4separately?a.ClearoutYourRoomb.CreateaMemoryBook.c.HelponaNearbyFarmd.DiscoverFamilyHistory.A.a-d-b-cB.d-a-b-cC.d-b-a-cD.c-a-b-d(4)Whatcanworkingonafarmbringtoyou?CA.Yourloveforcountrymusic.B.Theinterestinyourfuturejob.C-Theexperienceoffarmwork.D.Thefunofsharingwithfriends.(5)Whoisthetextwrittenfor?AA.Teens.B.Teachers.C.Parents.D.Farmers.ூὃ§௃×Ø0Ù▅.ூᑖ᪆௃ᦻÝ7Þß☘s/ᜩáâḄ,ã.ᑖä89åæçèᳮéêçëiÑÒìçí▬ïðñòó]G0.ôõ(1)D⁚ᳮ⚪.᪷Visitolderfamilymembersandinterviewthemaboutthepastofyourfamily.8d/ὁḄD÷d34ᨵᐵNḄåæ.!"⌕eḄe⚪ùúᐵlí#!D⌱⚗D.What'stheplanforyourfuture?ᐵl@ᩭḄ2ᑜ.üý#¢iþÿḄ
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