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1、2021年中考英语基础读写训练(五)Part 1 阅读理解ABlowing our nose,burping(打饱嗝)after dinner andpooping(排便).Unpleasant as they are,these things,according to Live Science,make up theimpolite science of the human body”.Here,we take a look at the reasons why humans must be“impolite“to survive.Snot(鼻涕)Snots job is to protec
2、t our body from harmful viruses(病毒).Dust mites(尘蛾),ash,or sand fill the air we breathe.Ifallowed to enter our body,these things are likely to make us sick.But thankfully,snot stops thesethings.Snot can tell us whether were healthy or not,accordingto its appearance.When its clear and colorless,thafs
3、a sign of good health.If it turns green oryellow,however,it could be a sign that our body is being attacked(袭击)by a virus.GasFrom drinking fizzy(起泡的)drinks to eating food,weoften breathe in gases that end up in our stomach.Naturally,if we take in too much gas,we maysuffer from pain and cramps(痉挛).Bu
4、rping is an effective way to get these gases out of ourstomach.Occasional(偶 尔 的)burping benefits our body.However,burping too much isnt a good sign.Thats because it may suggest that were sufferingfrom a digestive disorder(消化功能紊乱).PoopPooping is an extremely important function of the body.Once our bo
5、dy has taken everything it needs from the food we eat,it leaves our body as poop.Checking your poop after you go to the bathroom is a good way to tell whether you are healthy ornot.Choose the answer:1.What can we infer from the first paragraph?A.It is impolite to research the human body.B.Science ca
6、n explain our impolite bodily functions.C.It is unpleasant to hear the noises our bodies make.D.It is hard for us to behave politely.2.What is the function of snot,according to passage?A.To keep our bodies safe from harmful viruses.B.To prevent breathing disorders.C.To kill all of the viruses in our
7、 bodies.D.To help us get rid of gas.3.If you burp too much,what might be wrong with you?A.You might have some digestive problems.B.You might be overweight.C.You might have a serious stomachache.D.There might be cramps in your nose.4.What can we infer from the part about pooping?A.Pooping isnt as imp
8、ortant as burping or blowing your noise.B.Poop has everything we need.C.Your poop can tell you whether youre healthy or not.D.All the food we eat turns into poop eventually.BThere is probably nothing scarier than fighting an enemythat you cannot see.The novel coronavirus is one of these invisible en
9、emies,and it has done quitea bit of damage.Ever since it was first spotted in 2019,it has infected(感染)tens of thousands ofpeople over the world.But even if we cannot see the virus,we know how itbehaves and spreads around,which is just like most other viruses.The number one thing you cando to prevent
10、 any respiratory(呼吸的)illness is to practice good personal hygiene(卫生)TomMoorcroft,co-founder of Origins Of Health,a US-based health center,told CNET.And thatincludes wearing a mask and washing hands.By wearing a mask,you can stay safe from the droplets(飞沫)that are spread by infected people.These dro
11、plets can spread the virus-as far as twometers!But these droplets dont stay in the air for long beforefalling and landing on surfaces,like tables or smartphones.They can also be transmitted(转移)toelevator buttons and door knobs(把手)by our hands.And here is where washing hands becomesimpoitant.Accordin
12、g to Jiang Rongmeng,a member of Chinas National Health Commissionexpert group,the novel coronavirus can stay alive for quite a long time on smooth surfaces.It canlive through cold temperatures,but not in hot temperatures,such as more than 56 C.“Given the right temperature-around 20 C,and the righthu
13、midity(湿度)-around 50 percent,they might even stay alive for up to five days,“Jiang said ata news conference on Feb 4,2020.Choose the answer:1.What do we know about the novel coronavirus,according to the text?A.We cant see it with our eyes.B.It damages our eyesight most.C.It only infects elderly peop
14、le.D.It spreads in an unpreventable way.2.What does Tom Moorcroft think about preventing respiratory illnesses?A.Keeping up your personal hygiene is the best thing you can do.B.It is impossible for everybody to escape the novel coronavirus.C.It is not easy to prevent respiratory illnesses.D.Wearing
15、a mask is better than washing your hands.3.To prevent infection,we should not.A.wear masksB.clean our smartphones oftenC.wash our handsD.touch doorknobs with our hands4.What makes it hard for the novel coronavirus to survive?A.Being left on smooth surfaces.B.A temperature of 20 C.C.Humidity levels o
16、ver 50 percent.D.Temperatures over 56 C.COn weekends and holidays,when many Chineseteenagers learn things like painting and piano,kids their age in the United States are sweating theirdays away playing sports.According to Time for Kids,more US teenagers havejoined private sports clubs in recent year
17、s.Families spend over 10 percent of their earnings(收入)on their childrens sports careers.The youth sports economy in the US has grown by 55 percentsince 2010,according to WinterGreen Research.Alex Steams is an eighth-grader at Mercy High Schoolin Connecticut.The 16-year-old has been playing baseball
18、since kindergarten.He plays it everyother day.He told TEENS that his family spends over$1,200(7,950 yuan)on his equipment and$300 on training each year.Tristan Silveira,16,from Los Gatos in California,alsoplays baseball.He plays for the All Star Academy,a club that has fostered(培养)many MajorLeague B
19、aseball players.Silveira pays around$50 for every private lesson he takes.His familyhas supported him a lot.My mom drives me to every practice,every game,“he said.Playing sports can bring many benefits(益 处).Teenagers can take part in competitions.The top players in these competitions usually get ful
20、lathletic scholarships(奖学金)for college.Brigid Selfors,17,a runner at Mercy High School inConnecticut,has received a full scholarship to Tulane University.Selfors runs three seasons a year.She has won the State Open and other competitions many times.I put 500 miles on my legs lastsummer,she said.Answ
21、er the following questions:I.What do US teenagers like doing during their timeoff?2.How much of their earnings do US families spend on their childrens sports careers?3.When did Alex Stearns start playing baseball?4.What is the Ail Star Academy?5.What does the author think about playing sports?DSome
22、people may sneeze(打喷嚏)after touching adog.Others may find it hard to breathe after eating a peanut.Why does this happen?Ifs becausethey have allergies(过敏).When a person is allergic to something,their immunesystem(免疫系统)mistakenly believes that this thing is harming the body.Some allergies maycause it
23、chy(痒痒的)eyes and sneezing.Others may make people vomit(呕吐),faint or even stopbreathing.But why do people have allergies?It can be because of their genes,according to NeetaOgden,a spokeswoman from the American College of Allergy Asthma and Immunology(美国过敏哮喘与免疫学院).If one of your parents has allergies,
24、you may be at riskfor developing allergies yourself at some point in your life,Ogden told Gizmodo.These allergiesmay develop in a certain order.A person may first have eczema(湿疹)in his or her childhood,and later see it develop into a food allergy.But not all allergies are caused by genes.Anotherpopu
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