2023年上海中考英语备考冲刺名校模拟题合集专题4阅读回答问题15篇.pdf

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1、2023上 海 中 考 英 语 冲 刺 名 校 模 拟 真 题 合 集 专 题 0 4 阅 读 回 答 问 题 15篇（2022上 海 杨 浦 三 模）Challenge yourself!15-year-old Kyle Washington writes about what he does in his free time.I joined the National Youth Challenge（NYC）last year because I knew they went camping and sailing andtaught skills like public speaking

2、,and these were things Id never done before.In the NYC you can do differentactivities to challenge（挑 战）yourself and youre always learning something.There are different levels,frombeginner to advanced,run by adult volunteers called leaders”.When you complete each level,you get acertificate（证 书）.When

3、I first joined,my leader suggested that my first challenge should be helping organize activities at alocal childrens club for two hours a week.I wasnt sure if it was a good idea,Id joined that same club when Iwas eight and Id found it really difficult to make friends.I was quite shy then and all the

4、 other children alreadyhad their own friendship groups,so Fd stopped going after a couple of weeks.I decided to take up the challengethough,but only because I wanted my first NYC certificate.Soon,however,I wanted to spend all my free time at the childrens club.It meant a lot more to me than justgett

5、ing the certificate.And when I finished the challenge,the NYC leader let me keep on volunteering at the clubbecause Id built up some great relationships with the children there.Now I go there for about four hours a weekand I always really look forward to going.Because of what Fve learnt at the child

6、rens club,Fve decided that when I finish school in three years9 time,I want to go to college to study to become a qualified youth worker someone who works with children.It wasntsomething Id ever considered before starting at the club.In fact,Id never thought about my future job,and theidea of youth

7、work had never entered my mind.This has been my favourite part of the NYC so far and Iveimproved my communication skills while at the same time helping others.Ive got several other NYC certificatesnow and一 yes,one of them is for camping!1.Kyle joined the NYC to improve some of his skills,didnt he?2.

8、Who runs the different activities in the NYC?3.What was Kyles first challenge in the NYC?4.Why didnt Kyle want to take up his first challenge at first?5.What does a qualified youth worker mainly do?6.What has Kyle gained from the NYC?（2022上 海 嘉 定 三 模）Answer the questions（根 据 短 文 内 容 回 答 问 题）During m

9、y first year of high school,1 was a skinny boy who weighed just 55 kg.I dreamed of being afootball star.I played a little bit,but spent most of my time on the bench.Over that summer,I found a special dietthat bodybuilders used to bulk up（增 重）.Drinking a lot of whole milk and lifting weights every da

10、y added anextra 1 1 kg of muscle（肌 肉）on my body.By the time the football season started,I felt ready.I was soon disappointed,though,when I saw that I wasstill smaller and slower than most of the other boys.I found myself on the bench again.That was to change during one of our first games of the seas

11、on.We had built up a lead（领 先）and the coachfelt secure enough to send me in for a while to play halfback（前 卫）.I was so excited.On the very first play,I met with challenges.When the quarterback（四 分 卫）handed the ball off to me,Ithought it was my time to show off.However,I was soon hit by three of the

12、other teams players.They hit mehard to the ground.I got up and walked off the field,back to the bench.Over the years,I had lost count of how many times I had dreamed of achieving something,only to find thatthe world had other plans.I hated this for a long time.It was not until I became a football co

13、mmentator（评 论 员）that I finally realized that maybe the worlds plans for me were better than my own.7.What was the writers dream in his high school?8.How did the writer add an extra 1 1 kg of muscle?9.Why did the coach send the writer in to play halfback in a game?10.How did the writer feel after goi

14、ng off the field in the game?11.The writer was eager to achieve success as a footballer,wasnt he?12.Why did the writer say maybe the worlds plans for me were better than my own“at the end of the passage?What can you infer from that?（2022 上 海 徐 汇 二 模）Answer the questions（根 据 短 文 内 容 回 答 问 题）Id always

15、 dreamed of visiting Africa,ever since I read my first Tarzan comic as a child.Finally,in 2004,tocelebrate my 60th birthday,I went to Tanzania to experience a safari（东 非 游 猎）and climb Mount Kilimanjaro,the highest mountain in Africa.The person who seated next to me on the flight was Tanzanias Minist

16、er of Waterand Wildlife Development.We talked for thousands of miles,and he arranged me to visit a school.When I arrivedat the school,I was shocked.The dirt floors turned into mud during the rainy season,and the walls couldnt keepout the heat,cold or bugs（小 昆 虫）.The school was in need of building ma

17、terials.It broke my heart that these children had to try hard to survive,so I asked the headmaster how much it wouldcost to feed them.As little as 20 cents per child per day,he told me.Immediately after I got back,I founded（成 立）Kids of Kilimanjaro.Since then weve grown big enough to provide hot lunc

18、hes for nearly 13,000 school childrenin Tanzania every day.The free lunch programme has solved an essential（基 本 的）problem the children face.I know good education could really make a difference in these childrens lives.My parents always told methe importance of education.I paid my own way through col

19、lege in Tokyo by teaching English to students andbusiness people.After attending university I moved to San Francisco,when I was 25 years old.In 1978 I realizedmy American dream when I founded my own company.My success all started with good education.Its amazing that something as simple as a hot lunc

20、h can change so many lives.Giving young people a better,healthier life can encourage them to go all the way through college and lead a change in their country.13.How old was the writer when he went to Tanzania for the first time?14.What made the writer shocked,the poor condition of the school or the

21、 poor children?15.How much would it cost to feed one child a day?16.How does Kids of Kilimanjaro help the school children in Tanzania?17.Why did the writer set up Kids of Kilimanjaro?18.What is the writers purpose of writing this passage?（2022上 海 市 曹 杨 中 学 附 属 学 校 模 拟 预 测）In early days of history,be

22、ing a good neighbor was veryimportant.Neighbors helped one another build houses,and clear fields.Families depended on one another forfriendship and entertainment.But today in our cities and suburbs,friendly relationship between neighbors is not common.A family maynot even know the other families tha

23、t live next door to them.We live in an age of machines,and each family mayhave its own car,TV set,and washing machine.People no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did.Machines keep people apart in other ways.In our grandparents5 time,women met while they hung out thewashing,and men stop

24、ped and talked while they mowed the lawns.Today,they cannot hear anything above thenoise of their power lawn mowers.And women stay inside with their electrical dryers,which help dry theirclothes.Children are inside watching their favorite TV shows.Is the idea of being a good neighbor old-fashioned?I

25、n 1965,a power cut hit New York City,and many thousands of people were left helpless.Suddenly,everyone shared the same problem,and the largest city became a group of eight million neighbors.People withcars offered rides to those walking.Other people helped direct traffic.In elevators,people played w

26、ord games andhelped cheer each other up.In times of trouble,people still depend on one another.As time goes on,people may once again feel thatbeing a good neighbor is important.19.Is friendly relationship between neighbors common in our cities and suburbs?20.What did neighbours do to help each other

27、 in early days of history?21.Why do people no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did?22.What do women use their electrical dryers to do?23.How did New Yorkers feel during the power cut in 1965?24.What do you think of being a good neighbor?Why?（2022上 海 虹 口 二 模）Answer the queslions.（根 据 短

28、 文 内 容 回 答 问 题）Remember to Say Thank YouIm here to talk to you about the importance of praise,admiration and thank you,and let them be specific（具 体 的）and genuine（真 诚 的）.And the way I got interested in this was,I noticed in myself,when I was growing up,and until about a fewyears ago,that I would want

29、 to say thank you to someone,I would want to praise them,I would want to take intheir praise of me and Id just stop it.And I asked myself,why?I felt shy.I felt embarrassed.And then myquestion became,am I the only one who does this?So,I decided to make a survey.Im fortunate enough to work in a hospit

30、al,so I can see people who are facing life and death.One mansbiggest wound is his father died without ever saying he was proud of him.But then,he heard from all the familyand friends that the father told everybody else that he was proud of his son,but he never told the son.It9s becausehe didnt know

31、that his son needed to hear it.So,my question is,why dont we ask for the things that we need?I know a gentleman called Tony,marriedfor 25 years,who would like to hear his wife say,“Thank you for being the breadwinner so I can stay home withthe kids,but doesnt ask.Wed like to win praise but it really

32、 has to be specific and genuine.I know a woman.Shes good at this.She,once a week,meets with her husband and says,Id really like you to thank me for allthese things I did in the house and with the kids.And he goes,“Oh,this is great,this is great“But does his praisereally work?And a friend of mine,Apr

33、il,who Pve had since kindergarten,thanks her children for doing some cleaning.And she said,“Why wouldnt I thank it,even though theyre supposed to do it?”By the way,will the children bepleased with their mothers thanks?So,be honest about the praise that you need to hear.What do you need to hear?Go ho

34、me to your familymember-go and ask him/her,what does he/she need?And then help the people around you.Thank you for being here,just showing up and changing the world with your ideas.25.Why did the speaker stop accepting praise from others?26.To know if other people have the same problem,what did the

35、speaker do?27.According to the third paragraph,the father was proud of his son,wasnt he?28.What is Tonys problem?29.Read the underlined sentence.What do you think of the mans praise?30.Some people feel there is no need to say thank you.Do you agree with them?Why?(Give two reasons.)（2022.上 海 金 山 二 模）

36、Answer the questions（根 据 短 文 内 容 回 答 下 列 问 题）To Dream and to CreateAccording to Guinness World Records,Sydney girl Roxanne Downs is the worlds youngest magazine e dito r*.She joined the It GiRL magazine in 2017 at the age of eight and has seen its readership grow continuously sincethen.In a recent i

37、nterview,the girl shared her story and offered some great advice to young people.Tell us about yourself and your role at It GiRLIm just an ordinary girl who likes to dream.I dont like taking“no for an answer.At It GiRL,I enjoycreating things and meeting new and exciting people.So what is It GiRL?Can

38、 you introduce it to us?Sure.It GiRL is a magazine that is based in Australia.It targets girls between the ages of 7 and 14.It offersgames,puzzles,celebrity(名 人)interviews,posters,jokes and many other interesting things.So how did you end up becoming an editor when you were only eight years old?It G

39、iRL was actually my favorite magazine.I was always coming home and sharing my ideas for it with myparents.One of the magazines editors was a friend of my dads.Soon after he came to know my story,I started toedit the magazine,interview famous people and attend meetings with people five times my age.A

40、part from your own,do you have a favorite record in Guinness World Records,or maybe one thatyou want to break?Im the shortest girl in my whole class at school.So it may be fun to be the tallest person in the world even ifjust for one day!Do you have any advice for other young people?Sure.If you know

41、 what your dream is,then chase it because a dream will not chase you back.Just go fbr itbecause you never know what will happen unless you try.31.How old is Roxanne Downs now in 2022?32.Does Roxanne Downs like taking“no”fbr an answer?33.Who are the target readers of the magazine It GiRL?34.Why does

42、Roxanne Downs dream to be the tallest person in the world?35.What is Roxanne Downs attitude to a dream?36.What is your dream?What have you done or what will you do to make it come true?（2022上 海 闵 行 二 模）Answer the questions（根 据 短 文 内 容 回 答 下 列 问 题）I was a freshman in college when I met the Whites.The

43、y were completely different from my own family.Jane White and I became friends at school,and her family welcomed me like a long-lost cousin.In my family,it was always important to place blame（责 备、责 怪）when anything had happened.From thetime we were little,my sister,brothers and I told on（告 发）each oth

44、er.The Whites,however,didnt worry aboutwho had done what.The beauty of this was driven home to me the summer Jane died.In July,the White sisters and I decided to take a car trip from their home in Florida to New York.The twoolder sisters,Sarah and Jane were college students,and the youngest,Amy,had

45、recently turned 16.Proud ofhaving a new drivers license,Amy was excited about practicing her driving on the trip.The big sisters shared the driving of Sarahs new car during the first part of the trip,but when they reachedless crowded areas,they let Amy take over.Amy got behind the wheel.She came to

46、a crossroads with a stop sign.No one would ever know whether she was nervous or just didnt see the sign,but Amy didnt stop at thecrossroads and a large truck ran into our car.Jane was killed at once.I was slightly injured.The most difficult thing that I had ever done was to call theWhites to tell th

47、em what happened.Painful as it was for me to lose a good friend,I knew that it was far worse forthem to lose a child.When Mr.and Mrs.White arrived at the hospital,they found their two daughters sharing a room.Sarah had afew cuts on her head;Amys leg was broken.They hugged all and cried tears of sadn

48、ess and of joy at seeing theirdaughters.They wiped away the girls tears and made a few jokes at Amy as she learned to use her crutches（拐 杖）.To both of their daughters,and especially to Amy,over and over they simply said,5.”I was astonished.No blame.No accusations（控 诉，指 责）.Later,I asked the Whites wh

49、y they never talked about the fact that Amy was driving and had run a stop sign.Mr.White said,“Jane is gone and we miss her terribly.Nothing we say or do will bring her back.But Amy has herwhole life ahead of her.How can she lead a happy life if she feels we blame her for her sisters death?”They wer

50、e right.Amy graduated from the University and got married several years ago.She is now a motherof two little girls of her own,the older named Jane.37.It was always important to place blame in the writers family,wasnt it?38.Where did the writer and the White sisters plan to go that July?39.When did A