2019中考英语阅读理解100篇二：中考英语阅读理解真题及答案

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ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ21-40ேὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ21ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Agroupofreportersaskedagroupof4-to-8-year-oldchildrenthisquestion.**Whatdoeslovemean?”Theanswersweresurprising.Thechildrenwouldanswerliketheydidbelow.Rebecca••%age8"Whenmygrandmotlierhunherknees.shecouldn^bend'(Ὺ*overandpainthertoenails'+,ᵬ*anymore.Somygrandfatherwoulddoitforherallthetime,evenwhenhishandshurt.too.Thafslove.*,Samantha-age6"Loveiswhensomeonehurtsyou.andyougetsomadbutyoudon'tshoutatherbecauseyouknowitwouldhurtherfeelings/'Terry---age4"Loveiswhatmakesyousmilewhenyou'retired.',Bethanyage4"Iletmybigsisterpickon'ᣍ/*mebecausemyMiimsayssheonlypicksonmebecauseshelovesme.SoIpickonmybabysisterbecauseIloveher.**Laureniage4"Iknowmyeldersisterlovesmebecauseshegivesmeallheroldclothesandhastogooutandbuynewclothes."Elaine-age5*'LoveiswhenMummygivesDaddythebestpieceofchicken.MClear-age5“MyMummylovesmemorethananybody.Youdon'tseeanyoneelsekissingmetosleepatnight.MJessicaߟ3age8“Youreallyshouldn'tsay'Iloveyou'unlessyoumeanit.Butifyoumeanit.youshouldsayitalot.Peopleforget.,,45.WliichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Rebecca'sgrandmotherevercouldn'tbendover.B.Bethanywantstobepickedonbyanyotherperson.C.IfSamanthabecomesangry,shewillnotshoutatothers.D.Laurenpreferstowearhersister'soldclothes.46.WliatdoesJessicameanaboutlove?A.Toomuchloveisnolove.B.Youshouldsaylovemoreoften.C.Youmeanwhatyouthink.D.Saylovemoreoftenifyouhaveit.47.WhatisloveaccordingtoTerry?A.Loveisthecarebetweenhusbandandwife.B.Loveisarestwhenyouaretired.C.Loveiswhatcheersyouupwhenyouaretired.D.Loveisakissfromparents.0ὃᫀ45-47BDC

1ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ22ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Agroupofswansflewdowntoabeachwhereacrow'12*wasjumpingaround.Tliecrowwatchedthemwithdisdain'3ℿ*.“Youhavenoflyingskillsatall!ஹ'hesaidtotheswans."Allyoucandoistomoveyourwings.Canyouhimoverintheair?No.Idon'ttliiiikyoucandoit!Lefshaveaflyingcompetition.THshowyouwhatrealflyingis!”Oneoftheswans,astrongyoungmale,tookuptliechallenge.Thecrowflewupandbegantoshowhisskills.Heflewincircles,perfbnnedotherflyingtricks,andtliencamedownandlookedproudlyattheswan.Nowitwastheswan'sturn.Heflewup.andbeganflyingoverthesea.Thecrowflewafterhim.makingallkindsofconunents'78*abouthisflying.Tlieyflewonandontilltheycouldn'tseethelandandtherewasnothingbutwateronallsides.Thecrowwasmakingfewerandfewercomments.Hewasnowsotiredthathefoundithardtostayintheair.andhadtostniggle'ᢳ:*tokeephimselffromfallingintothewater.Theswanpretended'Ꮇ<*nottonotice.andsaid."Whydoyoukeeptouchingthewater,brother?Isthatanothertrick?'ஹ“No."saidthecrow.Heknewhehadlostthecompetition."I'mintroublebecauseofmypride'=ᜧ*?Ifyoudon'thelpme.I'lllosemylife...*,Theswantookpityonhim.andtookhimonhisshouldersandflewbacktothebeach.48.Whafsthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents?a.Thecrowfollowedtheswanandgotintotrouble.b.Theswanfeltpityforthecrowandsavedit.c.Thecrowhadtoasktheswanfbrhelp.d.Theswanacceptedachallengeofperformingflyingtricks.A.a.d.b.cB.a,b.d,cC.d.a.c,bD.d.c.a.b49.Wecaninfer1ttM
fromthepassagethatA.Thecrowdidiftknowflying.B.Flyingskillswereuseless.C.Theswansavedthecrowbecausetheyweregoodfriends.D.Theswanwasbetteratlong-distance'@ᓽBḄ*flyingthanthecrow.50.Whatdowelearnfromthepassage?A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.C.Nopains,nogains.D.Pridegoesbeforeafall.0ὃᫀ48-50CDD

2ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ23ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Stonehenge.arockcircle,isnotonlyoneofBritain'smostfamousplacesbutalsooneofitsgreatestmysteries'C*.Everyyearitreceivesmorethan750.000visitors.PeopleliketogototliisplaceespeciallyiuJuneastheywanttoseethesiinrisingonthelongestdayoftheyear.Formanyyears,historiansᔊEFG*believedStonehengewasatemplewhereancientleaderstriedtocommunicatewiththegods.However,historianPaulStokertliinksthiscan'tbetruebecauseStonehengewasbuiltsomanycenturiesago.“TheleadersarrivedinEnglandmuchlater/'hepointsout.AnotherpopularideaistliatStonehengemightbeakindofcalendar.Thelargestoneswereputtogetherinacertainway.Onmidsummer'smorning,rhesiuishinesdirectlyintothecenterofthestones.Otherpeoplebelievethestoneshaveamedicalpurpose.Theythinkthestonescanpreventillnessandkeeppeoplehealthy.,fcAsyouwalkthere,youcanfeeltheenergyfromyourfeetmoveupyourbody.''saidonevisitor.NooneissurewhatStonehengewasusedfbr.butmostagreethatthepositionofthestonesmustbeforaspecialpurpose.Somethinkitmightbeaburial'HI*placeoraplacetorememberancestors'ἔᐜ*.Othersthinkitwasbuilttocelebrateavictoryoveranenemy.Stonehengewasbuiltslowlyoveralongperiodoftime.Mosthistoriansbelieveitmustbealmost5.000yearsold.Oneofthegreatestmysteriesishowitwasbuiltbecausetliestonesaresobigandheavy.In2001.agroupofEnglishvolunteerstriedtobuildanotherStonehenge,buttheycouldn’t."Wedon'treallyknowwhobuiltStonehenge/'saysPaulStoker.fc*Andperhapswemightneverknow,butwedoknowtheymusthavebeenhard-working—andgreatplanners!*,51.WliatdomostpeoplethinkwasStonehengebuiltfbr?A.Ancientleadersbuiltitatempletocommunicatewiththegods.B.Itmightbeakindofcalendartotellpeoplethesummertime.C.Itcanpreventillnessandmakepeoplefeelenergetic.D.Itmustbeforaspecialpurposebecauseofthepositionofthestones.52.Whataren'tpeopleinterestedinaboutStonehenge?A.Whereitwasbuilt.B.Whobuiltit.C.Whenitwasbuilt.D.Whyitwasbuilt.53.WliatdoesPaulStokermeanbyredoknowtheymusthavebeenhard-working%andgreatplanners”LA.HehasknownwhobuiltStonehenge.B.HethinksStonehengeisreallyagreatmystery.C.HebelieveshewillfindoutwhobuiltStonehenge.D.HeencouragesvolunteerstobuildanotherStonehenge.0ὃᫀ51-53DAB

3ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ24ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Oneday,Itookanundergroundtowork.Isawsometliingtliatmademeverysad.OnthetubeundergroundinLondon
,amotherkeptlookingatherphonescreenandplayingagamewithherdaughtersittingbesideher.Thelittlegirl,about5yearsold.wastalkingtohermotheraboutherday.repeatingthenextstop'snamecheerfiilly.praisinghermotherslongnails-tryingtocatchhermother'sattention.Hermotherjustnoddedandanswered'Mm.hm"withhereyesgluedtothescreen,busypassingtlielevelsoftliegame.Iwatchedthegirlgiveafinaltrytoatleastgethermuintolookather.butitwasnouse.Thenthelittlegirlnimedsilent.Itwasashamethemotherdidn'tnoticethat.Itbrokemyheartandgotmewondering-wliatkindofgamewouldmakethemotherforgetshehasthemostbeautihilthingintheworld,thehumanshecreated,thepersonsheloveswithallherheart?Whatitmeantwhenshecouldn'tlookintoherdaughterseyesandevenstoptolistentothegirl?Someparentsarealmostliketlieteenagers,alwaysontheirphoneswithmindlessgamesorgoingthroughFacebook.Perhapsparentshavemanythingstodealwith,butsometimestheyareeverythingtotheirkids.Thisisnotaisolatedexample.I'veseentoomanysuchexamples.Imightnotbeaparentmyself,andprobablystillhavealongwaybeforebecomingone.butIknowwhatIsawisn'tright.ThesceneusedtobeseenamongteenagersveryoftenwhenparentscomplainedMឌ*howtheirchildrenwerecrazyabouttheirmobilephones.Lookhowthesituationhaschanged!Theparentshavebecome“technologyslaves”'᝖P*thatistosay.theycan'tcontrolthemselveswhileusingmobilephones.Nowsomemiddle-agedparentsholdtliebestiPhonesorSamsungphones,wliichareprobablytheonlytwobrandstheyknow.Theyareplayingthesimplegameswithsoexpensivemobilephones.I'muncertainwhetliertolaughortocry.Butmyhopeisthatthisstormpasses.54WliichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Thegirlfailedtocatchhermother'sattention.B.Themotherfeltsorryafterherdaughterturnedsilent.C.Thewriterhasmuchexperienceaboutbeingaparent.D.Middle-agedparentsknowmanybrandsofmobilephones.55.Theunderlinedwordஹ'isolated'inParagraph4means.A.spreadingfastB.happeningonceC.increasingquicklyD.appearingsuddenly56.Intliepassage,thewritermainlywantstoexpress.A.theworriesthatchildienarecrazyaboutmobilephonesB.tliehappinessthatparentsarenowabletousemodemteclinologyC.tliesadnessthatthebestsmartphonescostparentstoomuchmoneyD.thehopethatparentsusenewtechnologylikesmartphonesproperly57.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Middle-agedparentsB.AsceneonthetubeC.TeclinologyslavesD.Mindlessphonegames0ὃᫀ54-57ABDC

4ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ25ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Rememberingyotirdreamswillrequiresomeeflbrts
onyourpart.Butwhatyourdieainscauofferandtellyouaboutyourselfwillbewellworthil.Herearesometipstohelprememberyourdreams:1.Beforegoingtobed.keepaclearmind.Tellyourselfthatk*IwillremembermydreamswhenIwakeup"Tliisisausefillwaytorememberyourdreams.2.Haveafixedbedtimeandwake-uptime.Maketliisyoiirroutine.3.Avoiddrinkingandtakiugmedicinebeforegoingtobed.Thesethingsmaypreventyoufromreinembermgyourdreams.4.Keepapencilaudanotebooknexttoyourbedsothatyoucaureachthemassoonasyouwakeup.Havingasmalllampbyyourbedsideisalsoagoodidea,soyouwakeupinthemiddleoftheniglitandcanrecordyoiirdreamsatonce.5.Donotgetoutofbedatonce.Whenyouwakefromadream,liestillinyourbed.keepingyoureyesclosedandmovingaslittleaspossible.6.Writedownasmanydetailsinyourdieamsasyoucan.uomatterhowseeminglyimiinportanttheymaybe.7.Sometimesirmayhelptodrawpicnires.Apicnireisworthathousandwords,asthesayinggoes.Evenifyouarenotanartist,asimpledrawingcanhelptorememberdetailsofyourdreams.28.Thispassagetellsyou.A.someusefiiltipstorememberyoiirdieamsB.tliewaytoachieveyoiirdreamsC.tliereasonforrememberingdreamsD.manydetailsinyourdreams29.WliichofthefollowingwaysmayNOTbeusefillforrememberingdreams?A.Avoidingtakingalcohol⏀andmedicine.B.Notgettingoutofbedatonce.C.Drinkingacupofhotmilk.D.Writingdownasmanydetailsaspossible.30.Wliatdoestheunderlinedword'if,inthe1stparagraphmean?A.Rememberingyoiirdreams.B.Sometipstohelprememberyoiirdreams.C.Yourmakiugeffortstorememberyoiirdreams.D.Whatyourdieamscauofieraudtellyouaboutyourself

50ὃᫀ28-30ACCὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ26ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Therearesomeverygoodthingsaboutopeneducation.Tliiswayofteachingallowsthestudentstogrowaspeople,andtodeveloptheirowninterestsinmanysubjects.Openeducationallowsstudentstoberesponsiblefortheirowneducation,astheyaieresponsibleforwhattheydoiiilife.Somestudentsdobadlyinatraditionalclassroom.Theopenclassroommayallowthemtoenjoyleaniing.Somestudentswillbehappierinanopeneducationschool.Tlieywillnotworryaboutgradesormles.Forstudentswhoworryabouttliesetilingsalot.itisagoodideatobeinanopenclassroom.Butmauystudentswillnotdowelliuanopenclassroom.Forsomestudents,therearetoofewmles.Tlicscstudentswilldolittleinschool.Tlieywillnotmakegooduseofopeneducation.Becauseopeneducationissodifferentfromtraditionaleducation,thesestudentsmayhaveaproblemgettingusedtomakingsomanychoices.Formanystudentsitisiiuportanttohavesomerulesiutheclassroom.Theyworryaboutthenilesevenwhentherearenomles.Evenafewruleswillhelpthiskindofstudents.Thelastpointaboutopeneducationisthatsometraditionalteachersdonotlikeit.Manyteachersdonotbelieveinopeneducation.Teacherswhowanttohaveanopenclassroommayhavemanyproblemsattheirschools.31.Openeducationallowsthestudentsto.A.belateforschoolB.beresponsiblefbrtheirfiinireC.developtheirowninterestsD.discoversubjectsoutsideclass32.Openeducalioumaybeagoodideaforthestudentswho.A.areresponsibleforwhattheydoB.wonyaboutgradesC.dowellinatraditionalclassroomD.eiyoytraditionallearning33.WhichoftliefollowingisNOTmentiouedinthepassage?A.Sometraditionalteachersdonotlikeopeneducation.B.Manyteachersdonotbelieveinopeneducation.C.Teachersmayhaveproblemsinopenclassrooms.D.Teachers'feelingandattitudesareimportanttostudents

60ὃᫀ31-33CBDὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ27ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Everyminute,someoneissettingupanInternetcompanysomewhere,inTheworld.Eachoneissearchiiigfbrtheonegreatideatliatcouldmakehiswebcompanyclickinabigway.Andtheyaretryingal!kindsoftrickstoattractpeopletowardstheirwebsites.Whilesomewebsiiesoffersounds,cartoonsandamazingphotosonscreentomaketheirsitesalmostamovie-likeexperiencefortheviewers,othersprovidefreedownloadsaiidcompetitions.AcompanyiuCalifornia.US.hasdecidedtoofierouliucsmellstopeoplewhovisititswebsite.Thatis.ifapizzaimagecomesonscreen,yoiirnosewillcatchthesmellofbreadandcheese!AllyouneedtodoistoconnectadeviceQᜓ
called“iSinell"withyourcomputer.Tliissmartlittledeviceiucludessomechemicalsthatcancreatedifierentkindsofsmells.Thecompanyhasinventedsoftwarethatchangesthecliemicalcompositionᡂᑖ
ofdifferentsmellsintodigitalsignals'ᦪVWX*.Anonscreenimage,whichisprogrammedwitlitheproperdigitalsignal,willstartthe"iSmcll“device.Tlicdevicewillusethesoftwaretochangerhedigitalsignalagainandletgoofthecorrectsmell.Thisdevicereadsthedigitalsmellcode'Yṹ*fromthewebsiteaudcreatesthepropersmellfromitsstoreofchemicals.Thissmellistlieumadetoblowsoftlyinthedirectiouofdieuserwiththesupportofasmallfan.Inordertoletgoofthecorrectsmell,thecompanyhascreateda"ScentRegistry'*,wliichincludesadigitalindex'ᦪ'[\]I*ofihousandsofsmells.Tliecompanyplanstoallowwebsitedeveloperstomaketliepropersmellshidigitalcodetotheirgamesandimages.ThecompanyisalsohopingthatHollywoodfilmmakerswillusethesmelltechnologyintheirmovies.34.InternetcompaniestryrheirbesttosearchfbrgreatideastoA.joininheInternetfeverB.attractpeopletotheirwebsitesC.providefreedownloadsaiidcontestsD.offermovie-likeexperience35.Accordingtothepassage,peopleexperiencesmellsonline_.A.usiug“iSmcH”deviceB.ordcriugfoodC.buyingspecialsoftwareD.changingchemicals36.Whaldocs"iSnielTdoafterbeingstartedbytlieonscreenimage?AItreadsthesmellcodeandsendsittotheuser.B.Itblowsthesmelltotheuserwiththehelpofafan.C.Itrccliaiigcsthesignalandletsgoofthecorrectsmell.D.hchangesthechemicalcompositionintodigitalsignals.37.Thebesttitleofthepassageprobablyis_.A.SomeUsefulDevicesB.TheInternetFeverofPeopleC.AnUnusualCompanyD.ANewWorldofSmellsOnline

70ὃᫀ34-37BACDὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ28ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺HengshuiisacityinHebeiprovince.ItiswellknownacrossChina.Butthat'snotbecauseithasabeautifullandscape.It*sbecauseofaschooltherecalledHengshuiHighSchool.(3,_`௃Theschoolhasanickname:thegaokaofactory.Itdoesallitcantomakeitsstudentsstudyhard.Therearemanystrictrules.Forexample,theysettimesforstudentstoeatandgotothetoilet.Anotherruleisthatstudentshavetogetupat5:30amandgoforarun.Therearemanydiscussionsabouttherules.Thismonth,theschoolopenedanewschoolinPinghu,Zhejiang.Thisstartedanotherhotdiscussion.Somepeoplesaytheschoolonlycaresabouttheexamscores.Itisnotgoodfortheall-rounddevelopmentofstudents,v/roteTheBeijingNews.However,somethinkthatalthoughnoteveryoneagreeswiththeschool'srules,itgivesstudentsawaytogetintothebestuniversities.Lastyear,139ofitsstudentswenttoPekingUniversityandQinghuaUniversity,reportedChinaYouthDaily.ThenumberisthehighestamongallChinesehighschools.43.WhyisHengshuisofamousinChina,accordingtothestory?A.BecauseitisacityinHebeiprovince.B.Becauseithasabeautifullandscape.C.Becauseithasaspecialhighschool.D.Becauseithasaspecialfactory.44.WhichisNOTtheschool'srules?A.Studentsshouldhavemealsinagiventime.B.Studentsshouldgotothetoiletalacertaintime.C.Studentsshouldstudyfor12hourseveryday.D.Studentsshouldgetupearlytogoforarun.45.WhathappenedtoHengshuiHighSchoolthismonth?A.TheschoolstartedanewschoolinPinghu,Zhejiang.B.TheschoolwillmovetoPinghu,Zhejiang.C.Theschoolwillstoptheirwayofeducation.D.UniversitiesinChinatook139ofitsstudents.46.Whatmakessomepeopleagreewiththeschool/srules?A.Theschoolcaresenoughabouttheexamscores.B.Studentsfromthisschoolgetall-rounddevelopment.C.Itgivesstudentsachancetogetintothebestuniversities.D.Itgivestheuniversitiesalotofgoodstudents.0ὃᫀ43-46CCAC

8ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ29ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Awomanwhosesportscarwasstolenwithherdoginitputupnoticesalloverthearea.Itwasclearthatgettingbackherpetwasmoreimportantthanhercar.wWhoeverdidthiscankeepmycar.PleaseletTomcomehome/*thenoticesaid.Itisnotknownwhetherthethiefshowedanypity,butalmost30hoursafterthe1p.m.theftFriday,JulieandTom,a1O-year-oldblackretriever5nXLwerereunited'bc*."He'shungry.He'sdirty,buthe'sveryhappytobehome,*Juliesaid.Thecarwasfoundinanareafullofoffthe-roadcarsanddinbikes.However,thepolicecouldn'tcontrolTom,andtheyhadtocallJulietocomeandgethim.JuliesaidthethiefcaredforTomalittlebyprovidinghimwithsomedrydogfood.ShebelievedTomendedupdrinkingsomemuddywaterinthearea.Shesaidtheyhavebeentogetherfornearly8yearsaftershetookhimbackfromasocietyshelterinDallas,Texas.BeforeTomwasfound,Julieandseveralfriendsputupnoticesalloverthecity.Theyalsocontactedanimalshelters,throughoutsouthernNewHampshireandMassachusetts.Thenoticestatedtherewasareward'de*,andalsothatthedogneededmedicaltreatment.Anycallercouldremainanonymous.Juliehadparkedthecaroutsideahardwarestorewiththekeysinsideandgoneintobuyacarpetcleaner.“Itwas10minutesandIcameoutandmycarwasgonealongwithTominbroaddaylight/Juliesaid.Thecarthiefthrewherwalletandotheritemsoutofthecarbeforegettingawayfromthescene.47.Whichofthefollowingshowsthecorrectorderofwhathappened?a.Noticeswereputupsayingtherewasareward.b.JuliesawTomagain.c.PolicefoundJulie'scar.d.JulietookTombackfromasocietyshelter.e.Julieboughtacarpetcleanerinahardwarestore.A.d,e,a,b,cB.d,e,a,c,bGe,a,6,b,cD.e,a,c,d,b48.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“anonymous“meaninChinese?A.gᚘḄB.ijḄC.klḄD.mgḄ49.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.ThedogwassentbackimmediatelyafterJulieputupthenotices.B.Julieandherfriendsworkedveryhardtolookforherdog.C.Thethiefgavethedogbackbutkeptthesportscar.D.Allthethingsinthecarweretakenawaybythethief.50.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.AcarwithadogwasstolenB.LuckydogwasreturnedtohisownerC.Stealingcars:amostimportantsocialproblemD.Womanwantsdogbackmorethanstolencar

90ὃᫀ47-50BCBDὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ30ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Ratsarenotmanypeople'sfavouriteanimals.Butinmostplaces,peoplehavetolearntolivewiththem.NotinNewZealand,though.Tosavenative'noḄ*birds,thecountryplanstogetridofrats,possums'pq*andstoats'rs*by2050,reportedTimeforKids.InNewZealand,ratsareaninvasive'ᐭuḄ*species.Theyarriveonboats,alongwiththeisland'sfirsthumansettlers,inthe13thcentury.Scientistsbelievethatastimepassedby,theratsateandkilledoffseveralbirdspeciesontheisland.Humansalsobroughtotheranimalslikestoatsandpossums.Inthebeginning,stoatswerehopedtoeatanotherkindofinvasiveanimal:rabbits.However,thestoatsfedonnativespeciesinstead.Likewise,possumswereintroducedbecausepeoplewantedtheirfur.Buttheirpopulationquicklygrewoutofcontrol.Possumsfeedontheeggsandyoungofnativebirds.MostofNewZealand'snativespeciesarebirds.Many,likethenationalbird,thekiwi'vwx*can'tfly.Becausetheyspentsolongwithoutanaturalenemy,thebirdslosttheneedtofly.Whenmammals'yzMᱥ*likeratsarrived,beingnotabletoflybecameabigproblemforthebirds.ThegovernmentofNewZealandsuggestsseveralwaystogetridofthemammals.Traps'ᣓqᜳ*andbait'~⛷*stationsarethemaintypes.Geneticmethodsarealsoused.Forexample,scientistsaretryingtousegenetechnologytocausesterilityd'r*inratstocontroltheirpopulation,reportedNatureResearchonline.51.AllofthefollowinganimalsareinvasivespeciesEXCEPT.A.ratsB.rabbitsCstoatsD.kiwis52.Thepossumswereintroducedto.A.killanotherinvasivespeciesB.providefurforpeopleC.killthebirdontheislandD.providefoodforothermammals53.Kiwislosttheirabilitytoflybecause.A.theyaretooheavytoflyB.theydon'thavewingsC.theydon'thaveanaturalenemyD.theyliveundertheground54.Fromthelasttwoparagraphs,wecaninfer'*that.A.thegovernmenthasnoideahowtodealwiththemammalsB.anothernewspecieswillbeintroducedtokillthemammalsC.gene-changingtechnologyhasproventobeabigsuccessD.trapsandbaitstationsworkbetterthanotherways0ὃᫀ51-54DBCD

10ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ31ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺AdivHies:Onarrival,yourguidewilltakeyoutoyourhotelandgiveyousometipsDq1onlocalrestaurants.Youcandosomefloppingnearby.Therestofthedayisfree.Meals:dinnerActivities:Alterbreakfast,startatTian'anmenSquare,theworld'slargestpublicsquare,andTheForbiddenCity,alivingplaceforemperorsofMingandQingDay2dynasties.Afterlunch,visittheTempleofHeaven,wheretheemperorsprayedmtheevening,enjoyagoodshowofShaolinKungfu.Meals:threemealsActivities:Afterbreakfast,drivetotheGreatWall.Besides,takeawalkintheworld'sbiggestOlympicPark,likeBird'sNestandWaterCube.FinallyvisittheDay3SummerPalace,themostbeautiiulgardeninChina.Haveaboatrideonthelake,enjoyingthebeautifulview.Meals:threemealsActivities:Freeuntilyouaretotheairport.Iftimepermits,youcangotothefamousXiu^iuiStreet(silkmarket).ItisagoodplacetoshopforChinesegoodsandD4souvenirs.Meals:breakfast51.Whichmealisservedonthefirstday?A.Breakfast.B.Lunch.C.Dinner.D.Tlireemeals.52.Whatcanyouvisitonthesecondday?A.TheGreatWallandtheForbiddenCity.B.TheTempleofHeavenandtheGreatWall.C.Tian?anmenSquareandtheSummerPalace.D.TheForbiddenQtyandtheTempleofHeaven53.Accoidingtotheform,whereisagoodplacetoshopforChinesegoodsandsouvenirs?A.Tian'anmenSquareB.TheForbiddenCityC.XiushuiStreetD.theSummerPalace54.Thepassageismostlikelytobetakenfrom.A.atravelguideB.aninstructionC.anewspaperD.anadvertisement0ὃᫀ51-54CDCA

11ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ32ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺ThesedayssharedbikesarebecomingthecenterofattentioninmyWeChatfriendcircle.Manyofmyfriendsaresharingphotosofthemsdvesridingbikes,especiallyduringtheweekendinnaturalparks,andIcanseepeopleloggingin'*andoutofsharedbikeapps.I'mveiyhappythattherearesharedbikesontheroad.Theyhavesavedusalotoftimeduringspecialsituations,audonbeautiful,cleardays,peopleenjoyridingthemoutsidethecity.Itriedsharedbikeslastweek,andIdidn'tlikethemverymuch.Ithinkthefir®sharedbikeswithoutbasketsaredesignedfbrathletes.Theyareveryhardtoride,andtheseatsarenotcomfortable.Itmakesmewonderwhetherpeoplereallylikeridingsharedbikesorarejustsayingthistoagreewithothers.Afriendsecretlytoldmeshetriedthebikestofitin.Shedoesn'tlikebikesandfindsBeijing'sroadstoohardforbikeriding.Butrecently,theonlywaytohangoutwithherfriendsisridingoutoftowntogether.Tojoininsocialactivities,shehadtopickupbikeridingagain.Anotherfriendthathestartedtalkingaboutandsharingphotosonsharedbikesinorderjusttoappearmodernandfashionabletofriends.Hestartedpayingattentionwhensharedbikesfirstcameintouse.TheseviewswillgivemesomethingnewtothinkaboutwhenIridethesebikesagain.55.Whatdoesthewriterhitnsdfthinkofsharedbes?A.Theyareverydifficulttoride.B.Theirseatsarecomfortable.C.Athleteslikesharedbikes.D.Theycansaveusalotofmoney.56.Theunderlinedwordc,admitted"maymeaninthepassage.A.toldalieB.toldthetmthC.keptapromiseD.keptasecret57WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.H'squitesimpletousesharedbikesatspecialtime.B.Somepeopleonlyappeartobeinterestedinsharedbikes.C.Tliewriterlikesthebikeswithoutbasketsbecausetheyarefbrathletes.D.Somepeopleliketosharephotosridingbikesbecausetheywanttoagreewithothers.0ὃᫀ55-57ABC

12ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ33ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺IVhenyoucoughoryou'dbetterturnyourheadawtyJYomothersandcoveryourmouthwiththe/W/paHofyourhand.Andthen,youshoulduExcttseme.”Thisseemssosimple,butitissurprisinghowmanykidshaveneverbeentoldtodothis.Actually,Inoticeadultsallthetimewhocougtiandsneezeinpublicwithoutplacingahandoverthemouth.OneimportanttilingIpointouttothekidsisthataftertheysneezeorcoughontheirhands,theyshouldwashtheirhandsassoonaspossible.Ifnottheywillbepasdngtliosegermsalongtoeverythingandeveryonetheytouch.IfyoucometoadoorandsomeonfisJblknvingyou,holdthedoor,IfthedooropensbypullingpuUitopen,standtotheside,andalknvtheotherpersontopassthroughflrstytttenyoucan,mlkthrough.Ifthedooropensbypushing,holdthedoorafUryoupassGirough.Afterafewweeksofseeingkidstrytogetttiroughdoorsintheschoolandwatchingthementerrestaurantsasthedoorhitotherpeople,IknewIhadtodiscusstheproblemwithmystudents.Teachingthemsmallactsofkindness,suchaslettingsomeoneelsegothroughadoorfirstastheyholditopen,mayseemunimportant,butitcangoalongwaytowardhelpingstudentsrealizehowtobepoliteandtliankothers.Oncethey'vebeentold,tlieyYehalfwaythere.WhenHVhavetogoupmovingstain,wwillstandtotherigM,ThatwillgiveothmwftoareinahurryachokeofwafkhtRuptheleft-handsideoffftemovingstairs.Whennraregoingioenteralift,theunderground,oradoonw^,wwillwaitJbrothertoexitbejbreweenter.AftercollegewhenImovedtoLondon,Iwassurprisedathowpoliteeveiyonewasinthesubways.IwasevenmoretouchedwhenItraveledtoJapan.Inbotliplaces,peoplemadeeffortstomakewayforothers.Onmovingstairs,everyonestoodtotherightandwalkedtotheleft.Onlifts,everyonewouldstandovertothesideandallowotherstoexitbeforetheywouldbegintoenter.58.Whenyoucoughorsneeze,youshould.A.toucheverythingB.coveryourmouthC.pointouttothekidsD.passthegermstoothers59.Ifyoucometoadoorandsomeoneisfollowingyou,you'dbetter.A.holdthedoorB.passthroughC.dosethedoorD.standtotheside60.Whyshouldwestandtotherightofmovingstairs?A.Becauseit'sdangeroustostandtotheleftB.Becauseit'satrafiicrulewhichwemustfollow.C.Becausewemustwaitforotherstomovefirst.D.Becauseweshouldmakewayforpeopleinahurry.61.FromthepassagewecanknowthewriterisaA.doctorB.travelerC.parentD.teacher62.A.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.therulesofactsinpublicB.thewaysofcommunicationC.theproblemsofmeetingpeopleD.theknowlecfeeofsociallife0ὃᫀ58-62BADDA

13ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ34ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Manypeopletliiukthatkeepingadiaiyissomethingtliatteenagegirlsdo.It'sseenasaplacetowritedownsecrets,tilingsyoudon'twantanyoneelsetoknow.Thestereotype'ᓄ*isthatonlywomenkeepdiaries.Infact,keepingadiaiyisaveryoldtradition.Itcanbeusefulformanydifferenttypesofpeople.Manyfamouspeoplehavekeptdiaries.Manypowerfulpeoplehavekeptdiaries.Someofthesepeopleincludefamouswritersandpresidents.Keepingadiaryissaidtohavehealthadvantages.Studiesshowthatkeepingadiary,thatis,writingoutthoughtsdaily,canreduceasthmasymptoms'ᗞ*.Writingusesyourleftbrain,whichisthoughtfulandorganizedWhileyourleftbrainisbusy,yourrightbrainisfreetocreateandfeel.Thisallowsyoutouseallofyourbrainpowertobetterunderstandyourself,others,andtlieworldaroundyou.Thekeytosuccessfuldiarykeepingisnotstoppinganythoughtsfromcorningthrough.Thisevenmeansallowingthoughtsthatinfluenceyoutocomeoutinyourwriting.1helpsmakeyourfeelingsclearer,andisespeciallyusefulifapersonisfacedwithaharddecision.Sometimesjustwritingdowntheideasyouagreeanddisagreehelpsyoubetterundetstandaproblem.Youbegintoseeaprobienifromdifferentways.Tliisishelpfillifyoudon3agreewithothers.63.Whatdoestheword“It"inParagraph4mean?A.Keepingawayfromillness.B.Usingyourrightbraintocreate.C.Stoppingsomethoughtscomingthrough.D.Allowingthoughtstocomeoutinyoiirdiary.64.Accordingtothepassage,keepingdiariescanhelp.A.getalongwithothersB.understandthingsbetterC.knowmoreabouttheoldtraditionD.becomefamousinthefuture65.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Theadvantagesofkeepingdiaries.B.KeepingadiarywithyourleHbrain.C.Thewaysofkeepingadiarysuccessfully.D.Thereasonsgirlslikekeepingdiaries.0ὃᫀ63-65DBA

14ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ35ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺"Onefatherisworthmorethanahundiedschoolmaster/'BritainpoetGeorgeHerbertoncesaid.BillGates,theworld'srichestman.agrees.Whenhewasalinlekid.Gateswassilentandhatedtotalkwithothers.Hespentmostofhistimealone-readingbooksandtliinking.Tohelphissou.Gates'fatherheldfamilymeetingsandlethimplaysimplegameswithfamilymembers."Tlieseactivitiesseemedsillybuttheyimprovedinyleadingandworking-togetherabilities/'Gatessaidlater.Wliilemothersofferamoregentlekindoflove,fathersteachqualitieslikeindependence'*.confidence,courageandadventure'ᑈ◅*.Childienleanithesethingsfromtheirfatherswhentheyplaysportsorgamestogether.Britishscientistsshowedthatchildrenwhogrowupwithouttheirfathersmayhavemanyproblems.Tlieymaynothaveenoughcourageforfacingdifficulties,maybeshyandwomedormayevenconmiitcrimes'*.Acaiingfathercanhelpchildiengetalongwellwithothers.Fathersnotonlyleadiheiichildrenintosocialcirclesbutalsoteachthemhowtobehaveandcontroltlieiifeelings.Moreover,fathersletyouknowwhoyouare.Tlieyleadyoutoleaniwhatyoushouldbelikeasagirloraboy.48.TohelpBillGates,thefatherplayedgameswithhim.A.simpleandsillyB.difficultbutuseftilC.sillyanduselessD.simplebutusefill49.Accordingtothestory,acaringfatherislesslikelytodothefollowingEXCEPT.A.offeragentlekindofloveB.helpkidsgetalongwellwithothersC.teachchildrenhowtobehaveandcontrolfeelingsD.helpyoulearnwhatyoushouldbelike50.Tliemainideaofthestoryis.A.Afatherplaysaniinpoilautroleinthegrowthofachild.B.Parentsofferdifferentkindsoflovetotheirchildren.C.HowBillGatesbecametherichestmau.D.Tliepossibledangersofchildienwithoutfathers.0ὃᫀ48-50DAA

15ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ36ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺Paulwasarichyoungman.Whenhisfatherdied,heleftPaulabeautifulforestmanor
.Unluckily,beforePaulcouldsellitforalotofmoney,aliglneningstrikecausedafirethatdestroyedit.Watchingthubeautifulgreentreesturnedintoash'ᮞ*ovumigliLPaulfelthisheartbreakInordertobringbacktheforestmanor'sbeauty.Paultriedtoborrowmoneyfromabank.Butthebankrefiisedhim.fbithebankdidn'tbelievehe'dpayitbackThenhefelttoofrustratedroeatordrink.Sohehidinhisroomfordays.Hiswifewasworriedabourhimandsuggestedhetakeabreakoutside.Paulwentforawalk.Wlienheturnedthefirstcomerhesawastorewithahugegroupofpeople.Itturnedoutthatthehousewiveswerewaitinginlinetobuycharcoal'᯼*usedforwinterheating.TlienPaul'seyeslitup.Heranhomeandpaidsomecharcoalworkerstochangetheforest'sbiinittreesintocharcoal.Assoonashischarcoalwentonthemarket,itwassoldoutquickly.Soon,hesoldmorethan1,000boxesofcharcoal.Tliefollowingyearinthespring,heusedthemoneytobuyalargenumberofseedlings'᪛*.Afterafewyears,theforestmanorthateveryonethoughthaddisappearedcametolifeagain.51.WhydidPaulwanttoborrowmoneyfromabank?A.HewantedtobuysomecharcoalforwinterheatingB.HewantedtousethemoneytomakeliismanorbeautifiilagainC.Hedidn'twanttousethemoneyhisfatherlefthimD.Hedidn'twanttoborrowmoneyfromothers52.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmie?A.Paulhidinliisroombecausehedidn'thavemoneytopaybacktheloan.B.Paul'swifesuggestedhetakeabreakandgooutside.C.Charcoalwashighlyneededforwinterheatingatthemarket.D.Paulmadesomemoneybysellingcharcoalmadefromtheburntforest.53.Wliatisthemainideaofthestory?A.Alotofthingsaremiexpectediutliebusinessworld.B.Avoidingthefactsdoesn'tsolveproblems.C.Ifyoudon'thelpyourself,thennobodyelsewillhelpyou,either.D.Tliereissomethinggoodeveninanunpleasantsituation.0ὃᫀ51-53BAD

16ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ37ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺OuedayIwenttoastorewithalist.“Excuseme/Isaid.Aladywithglasseslookedup.saying.'TmMissBee.Comecloserandletmelookatyou.Iwanttobeabletodescribeyoutothepoliceifsomethingismissingfromthestore.M“I'monlyalittlegirl,notathief!”Iwassurprised.“ButIthinkyou'repotential'ᨵḄ*['shesaid.“Ineedtliese,MIsaid,holdingupmylist.“Sowhat?Iamnotapersonwhoworksforyou.Googetthem.Mshesaid.Tliestorewasapuzzletome.Ittookmetwohourstofindeverythingonthelist“Thatpacketofbeansisonly29cents,butyouaskedmefor35cents."Icorrectedher.Shedidn'tseemunhappy,jxisrlookedatmeoverherglasses.ThefollowingsunmierIvisitedMissBecsometimesaweek.Shealwaysfoundwaystofbolme.OishortlyafterIrememberedtheplacesofsomethingontheshelfshearranged'¡*theshelvesagainandmademehuntforthemagain.Bytheendofthesummertheshoppingtripthathadoncetakenmeanhourwasdonein15minutes.OneniomingIwastogetapacketofchocolate.°MissPotential,whatdidyouleanithissuninier?shesaid.44Thatyou'reanieanie'¢ↈ¤*!”Iansweredangrily.Butshelaughed.**Well,IbelievemyjobistoteacheverychildImeetlifelessonstohelpthen
.Wlienyougetolder,you'llbegladoiirpatliscrossed!”GladImetMissBee?Ha!Itwasabsurd.Untilonedaymydauglitersaid.uCouldyoufinishmymathproblemsforme?0°HowwillyoueverlearntodoityourselfifIdoitforyou?said.Suddenly.IwasbackatthatstorewhereIhadlearnedthehardwaytocheckmybill.NowIhaveknownwhatMissBeedidforme.Sheismygoodteacher.54.WhydidMissBeearrangetheshelvesagainandagain?A.Tolaugliattliewriter.B.Toteachdiewritersomeskills.C.Tothinkaboutothercustomers*need.D.Toavoidherthingsbeingstolen.55.Wliatdoestlieunderlinedword"absurd'ஹmean?A.§¨ḄB.©ªᐶ¬ḄC.©ªḄD.₠¯Ḅ56.Wliichwordcanbestdescribethewriter'sfeelingsforMissBeeinthelastparagraph?A.Tliaiikfiil.B.Hateful.C.Uncomfortable.D.Unkind.57.TliepurposeofwritingtlietextistotelliisA.thefactsaboutakindperson—MissBeeB.howtoteachyourcliildrenlifelessonsC.peopleshouldcheckeverytliiiigcarefiillyD.thegoodteacherisn'tonlyinheschool0ὃᫀ54-57BDAD

17ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ38ே▅☢ᦻ⚪ᡠḄAஹBஹCஹD⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!"⌱⚗஺TherewasaveryrichmannamedMike.Inhishouse,hehadaverylargeroom.anyonecanfillmyroominoneday,Iwillgivehim20,000dollars."hesaid.Everyoneinthetownwantedtohaveatry.Marktriedtofilltheroomwithstones.Attheendoftheday,hewasverytired,buttheroomwasstillnotfull.Martintriedtofilltheroomwithwood.Heworkedallday,buttheroomwasnotfull.44Thatroomistoobig,noonecandothis."hesaid.Alansaid.**Icandoit.It,seasy."Everyonelaughed.Theythoughthecouldnotdoit.Then,hewenttotheparkandplayedallday.Hisfriendaskedhim,“Whyareyouplaying,youshouldbeworking."Themansaid,"Dontworry.MAt8:00atnight,themancametotheroomwithasmallbag.Therichmansaid.“Thatbagistoosmall.Howwillyoufilltheroom?**Themantookacandleoutofthebag.Helitthecandleandsaid,“Yousee,thewholeroomisfilledwithlight!”()71.Mikewantedsomeonetofillhislargeroomin.A.onedayB.twodaysC.threedaysD.halfaday()72.Martintriedtofilltheroomwith.A.stonesB.earthC.woodD.water()73.WhatwasinAlan*sbag?A.Anapple.B.Acandy.C.Abottle.D.Acandle.)74.WhydidAlanplayalldayinsteadoffillingtheroom?A.Becausehedidn,tknowhowtofilltheroom.Becausehelikedplayingbetterthanworking.C.Becausehewasn'tallowedtoworkinthedaytime.D.Becausehehadalreadyhadagoodideatofilltheroom.)75.HowmuchmoneywillAlangetfromMike?A.Twothousanddollars.B.Twentythousanddollars.C.Twomilliondollars.D.Twentymilliondollars.0ὃᫀ71-75ACDDB

18ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ39ேToday,anincreasingnumberofpeoplearealwayslookingattheirmobilephoneswiththeirheadsdown.Thesepeoplearecalledthe**Heads-downTribe(ᜮ)”.Areyouaheads-downtribemember?Heads-downtribemembersnowcanbeseeneverywhere.Moreandmoretrafficaccidentarehappeningbecausedriversusemobilephoneswhentheyaredriving.Inordertomakedriverspaymoreattentiontodriving,somenewtrafficruleshavebeenmade.Forexanple,heads-downtribememberswhousemobilephoneswhiledrivingvillbefined¥200.Aswecanseeabove,usingmobilephonesmaycauseaccidentsandevencostmoney.Besides,moreandmoreinterestingthingshappentothe"Heads-downTribe',.AccordingtoapieceofinterestingTVnews,amaninAmericakeptusinghismobilephoneonhiswayhome.Suddenly,hebumped(hIintoabiglostbear.Whenheliftedhiseyesfromthephone,hewassoscaredthatheranawayasquicklyaspossible.Anotherfactisthatwecanoftenseepeopleintherestauranteatingfacetofacebutlookingattheirownmobilephones.It*sstrangethattheydon*ttalktotheoneswhositoppositetothemduringthemeal.Someofthemevenhavefuncommunicatingwithothersonthephoneallthetime.Mobilephonesarehelpfulandnecessarytoolsformodemlife.Aremobilephonesgoodorbad?Itdependsonhowpeopleusethem.Lettsbe“healthy"usersandtrynottobethe"Heads-upTribe”.()76.Whoarecalledthe“Heads-downTribe"accordingtothepassage?A.Peoplewhoarealwayslookingforsomethingwiththeirheadsdown.B.Peoplewhoarealwayslookingattheirmobilephoneswiththeirheadsdown.C.Peoplewhoarealwayssadwiththeirheadsdown.D.Peoplewhoarealwaysthinkingwiththeirheadsdown.()77.Vhatwillhappentoheads-downtribemembersiftheyusemobilephoneswhiledriving?A.Theywillbefined.B.Theirphoneswillbetakenaway.C.Theywillbegiven¥200.D.Theirdrivinglicensevillbetakenaway.)78.WheredidtheAmericanprobablybumpintothebear?A.Atazoo.B.Inthestreet.C.Inhishouse.D.Inthemountains.()79.Whenheads-downtribememberseatinarestaurant,.A.theydon,tusetheirmobilephonesB.theydon'ttalktothepeoplewhositoppositeC.theytalktothestrangersallthetimeD.theyeatfoodallthetime()80.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Mobilephonesarehelpfulandnecessary.B.Let'strytobethe**Heads-downTribe".C.Weshouldusemobilephonesright.D.IJshouldn,tusenobilephonesanymore.0ὃᫀ76-80BABBC

19ὃ▅ᳮ100ὃ▅ᳮ⚪ᫀெ40ேWhatisagoodexcusetoaskforsometimeoff?Atyourschool,sicknessmaybetheonlyone.ButinBritishschools,faailyeventsarealsowell-acceptedones.TheNationalAssociationofHeadTeachersintheUKhaswrittennewguidelinesaboutstudentsaskingforleave.Theywillallowparentstotaketheirchildrenoutofschoolforfamilyweddings(orfunerals(4?It)orvisitinganillrelative.Thisisachangefromthe2013guidelinesthatstoppedparentstakingchildrenoutofschoolwithoutpermission.Otherwise,theycouldhavegottenafineof60pounds(about600yuan)orfacedcourt().Familyeventswerenotproperexcusetogetpermission.Manyparentscomplained(ឌ)aboutthisrule.“Takingfamilyeventsisveryimportantforchildrengrowthandthatinitselfalessontheschoolscannoteverteachourchildren."JohnHemming,chairaanofParentsWantASayorganization,toldTheIndependent.Thenewchangesupportsthisideaandgivespermissiontostudentstakingtimeoffforfamilyevents.It*snowOKforBritishstudentstotaketimeoffforfamilyevents.InChina,however,nanystudentsrarelyhavetimeoffforfamilyevents.MThat'spartofthereasonforthevenerationaD()betweenparentsandchildren,**GuoHongxia,researchatNationalInstituteofEducationSciences,wroteinChinaEducationDaily.()81.InChineseschools*isagoodexcusetoaskfortimeoff.A.anyexcuseB.onlysicknessC.schoolsportD.familyevent()82.IntheUKnow,parentswon*tallowtotakeouttheirchildrenoutofschoolbecauseA.familyweddingsB.familyfuneralsC.fishingorganizationD.visitinganillrelative()83.Before2013.couldgetafineorfacecourtaftertakingchildrenoutwithoutpermissionintheCK.A.ParentsWantASayB.theheadteachersoftheschoolC.children,steachersD.children*sparents()84.ThephrasethisideaofthesentenceThenewchangesupportsthisidesreferstoA.schoolscan'tteachchildrentheimportantgrowthlessoninfajnilyeventsB.familyeventswerenotproperexcusetogetpermissionafter2013C.theIndependentdidn'tagreewithParentsWantASay.D.takingfamilyeventsisn,timportantforthechildren,sgrowth)85.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthat.A.intheUK,there,sabiggenerationgapbetweenparentsandchildrenB.inchina,manystudentsseldomhavetimeoffforfamilyeventsC.there'snodifferencebetweentherulesoftakingdayoffintheworldD.allthestudentsaren,tallowedtotaketimeoffforfamilyevents0ὃᫀ81-85BCDAB