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1、冲刺2022年中考英语必考题型终极押题（温州专用）阅读D篇（多任务混合阅读）（2022浙江温州绣山中学二模）When I was little, I had the same frightening dreams. It began with a tortured face on fire without hair, covered in scarred skin. It was Grandpas face.The dreams happened before Grandpa came. He lived far away alone, so we didnt see more of him,

2、 every two years at most. Mother always warmed me that I mustnt stare at him because it was rude. But I would look at him secretly, and soon that look became a stare. I was frightened but also attracted. I saw the suffering he went through, because Id been told he was terribly hurt in the war.My fri

3、ghtening dreams hadnt gone until I went to stay with Grandpa by myself fbr my summer holiday when I was 12. He managed to support himself by fishing and lived simply. I still couldnt help staring at him sometimes, but all my fear had gone. When our eyes met, I could smile at him.One day, we went out

4、 fishing. Grandpa looked at me and said, I know you often look at me. Tve always wanted people to do that, but most people dont. Your mother doesnt. I once blamed* them. He touched his face/You always want to know it, right?nodded my head. I never knew any details about it.He wiped his face. On that

5、 day, torpedoes* hit my ship and set me on fire. My best friend died for saving my life. I lived on nothing but a dream of getting back to Annie, my wife/9“However, after I left hospital, I noticed right away Annie didnt look at me the same as before. She tried her best, but I frightened her too muc

6、h. She finally left, taking my little girlyour mother away. I bated her. She wouldn9t let me see my little girl. I lived with that hate most of my life.No one wants half a man, and thafs what I was and what I still am.,I finally knew the whole story. Annie wasnt right. I said.“Maybe J he replied. Yo

7、ur mother came to see me fbr the first time after shed left school. Shes been kind to me ever since. But she still blames Annie for taking her away from me. I think its time to forgive and forget79Grandpa died a year later I took Grandma to the funeral. She held hands with my mother and me, all of u

8、s together. I knew this, was what Grandpa had wanted.But I didnt have a chance to tell Grandpa that he wasnt half a man.1. According to the passage, what can we know about Grandpa?the following year to marry me despite the way I was dressed that day.21. According to the story, in which part of Switz

9、erland is St. Margrethen?A. Eastern.B. Western.C. Southern.D. Northern.22. The author fixed his eyes on the young woman because.A. he knew the month of May is the time for lovehe wanted to had a coffee together with the girlC , she held some flowers on her lap and needed helpD. she was young and mys

10、terious, as well as beautiful23. The turning point in their meeting was when the girl asked the author.A. if he could speak SpanishB. who gave her those flowersC. if they could exchange addressesD. who worked in a home for the aged24. Why does the author sometimes tell the story of that spring day t

11、o others?（请用约 40 词回答）（2021浙江永嘉县桥下镇中学二模）My mothers brother Uncle Mike got a violin from his father. His father got it from his grandfather, and so on. Back to the day, when an earlier Mike had brought me to see it, which was lying in its bed of rich, shining green velvet. It was carefully placed on t

12、he top of the china closet in the dinning room.Once my father took a risk to open his own shop when he needed a mortgage but my mother didnt not agree with him.She cried, “They could turn us into the street. Wed be beggars, Carl.“I tell you, Mary, there9s no risk whatever “said my father, Its only a

13、 matter of your signature on this loan application. I can pay three thousand dollars back in two years without any trouble/9A quarrel broke out between my father and mother when Uncle Mike offered the violin to my father.Ive read where a Stradvarius violin has sold for as much as five thousand dolla

14、rs. Take it out and sell it, CarLHis hands tiemblnd a little but his voice was perfectly calm.So my father went out to sell it, yet he came back later with the violin, saying, “Up there where it is, its just as if we had a safe box with fifty new one- hundred-dollar bills. And if we have that, a thr

15、ee-thousand- dollar loan neednt worry us.”Uncle Mike left the violin to buy me a college education after his death. I went to sell it again the day before I left for my college where the old shop owner recognized it and told me something quite unexpected.“Its got a Strad label in it. He said gently,

16、 Lots of violins have that not genuine. Never was genuine. This violin is maybe a hundred years old but it is not, excuse me, a first-class violin.He looked at me curiously, “I have seen this instrument before. Arent you Carls girl?Returning home, I decided to take the violin to the college and keep

17、 my father white lie a secret, speaking to my mother, You wont have to worry about me, if anything happens and I need money. It will be just as if I had a violin case full of bank notes, Wont it, Papa?“It will, Marie, it will. My father said, avoiding my eyes.25 . From Paragraph 1, we can know that

18、the violin was.A. really old with a shining lookB. treated as a treasure by the writers familyC. well protected in the bedroomD. brought by Uncle Mikes father from Italy26 . The underlined sentence tells us Uncle Mike.A. would not like to sell the violinC. was excited about money he got27. Whats the

19、 best title of this passage?A. 3000 dollars9 loanC. My Great Uncle.B. worried about the writers motherD. wanted to help the writers familyB. Our First-class violinD. A Trouble in My Family28. Why did the writer still consider the violin as a treasure after she knew the truth?（请用约 40 词回答）（2021,浙江温州二模

20、）（2021,浙江温州二模）Im from Orange County, California, where I had the pleasure and honor of serving as a Newport Beach ocean lifeguard（救生员）.Whenever I could, I got shifts（轮流/轮值）working the Point. The Point was known for its great rip currents（退流潮）.Now and then it could be very dangerous.50, late in a shi

21、ft, I was working Tower 15. Two streets to my right was another guard named Mike, working Tower 17. He called me, “Hey, I got a couple of kids. I gotta go and give them a warning. Keep an eye on us. I said, “Sure.”And sure enough, as soon as he hung up the phone, a rip current was coming up quickly

22、under these two kids, and they were getting drawn out. All I saw was two small noses moving up and down in the water. They were in great danger. Mike was rushing quickly toward the sea.By now, the mother of the two kids realized what was happening. She was crying crazily. I was also very worried and

23、 started running toward her, but before I was even halfway there, Mike reached the kids.Mike swam sideways out of the rip current into the clear water and started bringing them in. When I reached their mother, Mike was in waist-deep water. The kids were so tired and afraid that they could not swim b

24、ack by themselves, so Mike was carrying them, one under each arm.I turned to their mom, “Hey, ifs OK. Theyre safe?91 saw her stop crying and slowly start to calm down.She turned back and got her first good look at Mike. He had a number of really terrible tattoos（纹身）on his strong arms and back, and h

25、is head showed the long scars（伤疤）he got from a broken beer bottle. Then a crazy thing happened. I saw a new kind of panic（惊慌）wash over her as though there was some new dangerous thing would happen to take away her kids9 lives. She rushed up to Mike, immediately caught her kids and walked away. Not e

26、ven a thank-you.Mike just looked at me and his tattoos on the arms, made a face, and ran back to his tower. I watched him with respect and came back to guard my own tower.If any other guard had worked 17 that night, including me, there would be a very real chance that that mother wasnt going home wi

27、th both her kids.29. Which of the following words can best show Mikes action to the two kids in danger” ?A. Crazy and rude. B. Quick and brave. C. Careless and risky. D. Slow and careful. 30. Why didnt the woman say thank you, to Mike?A. She was so excited and afraid that she couldnt remember it.B S

28、he thought Mike was ugly and crazy to her kids.C. Mike got very tired of being highly thought of.D. Mike looked like a dangerous man with tattoos and scars.31. What does the last sentence in the passage tell us?A. Mother should watch out for kids playing on the beach.B. That mother wasnt going home

29、with both her kids.C. Any other guard including me would save the two kids.D. The two kids might die without Mike working Tower 17 that night.32. Do you think Mike is a hero or not? Why or why not?（请用约 40 词回答）（2021 .浙江北京师范大学温州附属学校二模）Nothing will ever be the same again,Ally whispered. She sank slowly

30、 into her father favorite chair and stared at the small American flag on his desk. It was the flag which Chief Russell had given to her after the funeral last summer, when he hugged her and told her how proud the Police Department was of her dads work fbr them. His tears had warmed Allys cheeks; her

31、 own tears were still frozen inside her heart.Ally looked at her fathers picture on the bookcase. It was one of her favourite shots. I miss you, Dad J she said softly. By this time last year she had already taken dozens of pictures. When the was a little kid, she and Dad had been a team, searching t

32、he woods behind the house each weekend for the special wood warbler.Ally reached for the first photo album that she and Dad had put together. On the cover a tiny orange bird with blue gray wings and sharp black eyes peered out of the photo her father had clipped from a local newspaper. Ally smiled,

33、remembering the excited look on his face when he first showed her the pretty bird. “Ally. I bet if we search really hard, weH see this little guy together some day.”Theyd never spotted the warbler. Staring at the birds photo, suddenly, she knew exactly what she had to do. Grabbing the little flag, s

34、he placed her camera around her neck and hurried outside.Some things never change., Ally thought as the familiar smells of fresh earth and mushrooms rose up to greet her. Ally felt as though she was back where she belonged. She could almost hear her fathers laughter as she listened for the sweet-swe

35、et-sweet song of the special bird.“I know Dad will send the warbler to me and I wont stop searching until I spot it J she promised herself.Time passed pleasantly as Ally waited. All too soon the sun disappeared behind thick gray clouds. Determined to start out earlier the next morning, she was about

36、 to head home, when suddenly a ringing birdsong, prettier than any she had heard before, floated down to her. Sweet-sweet-sweet.“I knew it!” She exclaimed, leaping to her feet. The tiny wood warbler just sat there, titling its head from side to side, as if it were waiting for something. Thanks, Dad,

37、 she whispered, slowly lifting her camera and taking careful aim.“Things will be different without Dad,“ she thought, Ill always miss our times together, but I feel better now.”From the passage we can know Ally .A. was proud of her dads workcried sadly at her dads funeralB. had a close relationship

38、with her dadlearned how to take photos from her dad33. Ally suddenly went to the wood because she.A. hoped to find a wood warble hereknew where to spot the wood warblerB. wanted to find the memory about Dadremembered to take some photos there34. . The underlined words “some things, refer to.A. Dads

39、care and help fbr herAllys feelings in the wood.B. Dads activities in the woodAllys love and thanks to Dad35. Why did Ally feel better at last?（请用约 50 词回答）（2022浙江温州外国语学校一模）（2022浙江温州外国语学校一模）One of the most stressful days in Susan McFrederick9s life was watching her son get wheeled away fbr surgery ho

40、urs in 2011.But after the operation, Susan burst into tears when she saw a sweet hand-painted picture on her sons bandages across the cut. There is a green pine tree and a lovely snowman with a hat and a broom in the picture”, she recalled. It is extremely touching and comforting to know that somebo

41、dy has taken the tine to do that fbr my family. It is a moment that Ill never fbrget.Susan soon learned the artist was her sons doctor, Robert Parry. As a doctor, Robert found another way to cure his young patients at Childrens Medical Center when he saw one of his workmates cut out heart and shark

42、shapes to decorate childrens bandages. tcMy first reaction was, What is he doing? Hey, thats kind of cool, Parry recalled. especially liked the reactions of the parents and the patients when they saw his artworks. The smiles took everyones mind off the surgery. Then I decided to follow him.”Parry st

43、arted to surprise families with his paintings on bandages from that moment. He tried his best to make his paintings fit his young patients personalities. For example, he painted Snoopy, Spider-Man or sports team logos for boys, and Barbie dolls or princesses for girls, while babies often receive pic

44、tures with flowers, trees and sea creatures. During the last 30 years, Parry has painted for more than 10, 000 children.“During a time of stress for families, its nice to be able to help them smile and laugh J Parry said. This is something positive that I can do for them, which is what I like most a

45、bout it.”For Parry, the reward is knowing that he hopefully made a difference in a childs life, and except fbr his paintings on bandages, “they can go on and live their lives.he said.Hes not ready to stop, but hes found a new hobby to keep his hands skillful in the years to come.Ive taken up knittin

46、g J Parry said excitedly and proudly Hats, sweaters glovesI enjoy them alt But mostly, I enjoy giving everything away.Susan felt when she saw the decoration on her sons bandages.A. movedB. surprisedC. stressedD. sadHow did Parry get the idea of decorating childrens bandages?A. His young patients lik

47、ed pictures.B. He was asked to learn the skill as a doctor.C. He was encouraged by Susan to show his talent in art.D. He saw one of his workmates decorate childrens bandages.36. Parrys artworks during the last 30 years show that he.A. spent more time on art than on medicineconsidered individual pati

48、ents likes carefullyB. knew more about his patients than their parentscreated a larger number of works beyond his plan37. Parry took up knitting because he.A. was looking forward to a new lifewas eager to show others his new skillsB. enjoyed trying new ways to help otherswas more interested in knitting than drawing38. After reading the passage, what do you think of Parry? Why?（请用约 40 词回答）（2021 浙江温州一模）Ivan Dmitritch sat down on the sofa after dinner and began reading the newspaper.“I forgot to look at the newspa