学年上海市16区初三英语二模题型汇编阅读回答问题学生版Word格式.docx

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Askyourparentsifthere’sanelderlyrelativeorfamilyfriendyoucanwritetoandtheycanhelpyougetstarted.Yourteachermayliketomakecontactwithalocalelderlycarehomesothatyourclasscanbeginwritingletters.

HowelsecanIhelp?

Thereareotherwaystohelpelderlypeoplelesslonely.Forexample,knowingthedateoftheirbirthdaymeansyoucansendacard,sayinghelloandbeingnicetopeopleinyourstreet,checkingonthemwithyourfamilyorknockingontheirdoorsometimesjusttoseehowtheyarecanmakeadifference.

78.ManyolderpeopleintheUKoftenfeelsad,don’tthey?

79.Whatcanhelptocheerlonelyolderpeopleup?

80.Whywouldolderpeoplebehappytoreadaboutyoureverydaythingsinaletter?

81.WhatdoesProfessorthinkofwritingletterstoolderpeople?

82.Whatmayyourteacherliketodosothatyourclasscanbeginwritingletters?

83.Thereareotherwaystohelpolderelderlypeoplefeellesslonely.Pleaseshareoneofyourideasandexplainwhyitishelpful.

Two【崇明区】

D.Answerthequestions（根据短文内容回答下列问题）（12分）

AnAfro-AmericanboywasborninBrooklyn,NewYork.Hegrewupinpoverty.Hecouldnotseeanyhopeforthefuture.

Whentheboyturned13,hisfathershowedhimanoldshirtandasked,“Howmuchdoesitcost?

”

“Probably$1,”hereplied.

“Canyousellitat$2?

”thefatherlookedathim.

“Onlyafoolwillbuyit!

”theboyshouted.

“Whydon’tyouhaveatry?

”hisfathersaid.

Theboynoddedandsaid,“Iwilltry,butIcan’tpromiseanything.”Hecarefullywashedtheoldshirtandsmoothedoutthecreases（皱眉）init.Thenextday,hecametoacrowdedsubwaystation.Afteraboutsixhours,hesoldittoapasser-by.Withthetwodollarsheranallthewayhomeexcitedly.

Aftertendays,thefatheraskedhisson,“Canyousellanoldshirtat$20?

“Noway!

Anoldshirtisonlyworth$2,”theboyargued.

“Whynottryitagain?

”saidhisfather.

TheboydecidedtoaskhiscousintodrawacuteMickeyMouseontheoldshirt.Thistimehechosetosellitatthegateofaprivateschool.Soon,itwassoldtoalittlegirl.Shelovedthedesignsomuchthatshetippedhim$5.

Whentheboygothome,hisfatherhandedhimanotheroleshirtandaskedhimtosellitat$200.Surprisingly,theboytooktheshirtatonce.

Theopportunity（机会）finallycame.FarrahFawcett,afamousfilmstar,cametoNewYork.Afterthepressconference,theboymadehiswaythroughthecrowdandaskedforherautograph（签名）.Farrahsmiledattheinnocentchildandsignedtheoldshirt.Theboyshoutedtothecrowd,“AshirtwithMissFarrahFawcett’sautographispricedat$200!

”Itwasnotlongbeforeabusinessmanboughttheshirtat$1200.

Hearingthenews,hisfatherwasdelightedandasked,“Myboy,whatdidyoulearnfromsellingthesethreeoldshirts?

Theboyanswered,“______________83______________________”

78.Whatdidtheboythinkwhenhisfatheraskedhimtosellthefirstoldshirt?

79.Howdidtheboyfeelafterhesoldthefirstoldshirt?

80.Whydidtheboychoosetosellthesecondshirtatthegateofaprivateschool?

81.Howdidtheboysellthethirdoldshirt?

82.Whomdidtheboysellthethirdshirtto?

83.Whatdidtheboysaytohisfather?

Fillintheblankwithoneortwosentences.

Three【普陀区】

D．Answerthequestions（根据短文内容回答下列问题）（12分）

EverythingchangedwhenIwasfouryearsold.Myfatherdied.Afterthat,mymotherandIhadtomovebacktoasmallvillageinAlabama,wheremymothergrewup.WelivedinasmallhousewithAuntSandy,mymother’seldersister.Thiswasatimewhenbeingasingleparentwasstillconsideredunusual.

WhenIwassmall,therewasachildren’sbookcalledTheHappyFamily,anditwasarealpieceofwork.Dadworkedalldaylongattheoffice,Mumcookedinthekitchen,andbrotherandsisteralwayshadfriendsplayingaround.Theimage（形象）ofthefamilyinthisbookwastypical（典型的）ofthetime.Itlookednothinglikemyfamily,butluckilythatwasn’tthewayIheardit.ThewaymyAuntSandyreadittomemadethestoryreallyfunny.

Kind-heartedandopen-minded,AuntSandywastheonewhoplayedbaseballwithme,whotookmehorsebackriding,whotookmetothefather-sondinnersandwhogavemelessonsonhowtodrive.Shebelievesthatanythingunusualwasprobablygoodforme.SheofferedtohelpmegotoAfricatoworkasavolunteer.Thatwasmymostimportantexperience.

Asayounggirl,AuntSandyalwaysplannedtohavealargenumberofchildrenofherown,butshenevergotmarried.Thismeantthatshewasfreetospendallhertimetakingcareofme.Manypeoplesaywehavealotincommon.ShealwaysaffordedmetodomybestandmakesmebelievethatIcoulddoanythingwithmylifethatIwantedifItriedhardenough.

Formorethanfiftyyears,AuntSandydidn’tandstilldon’tthinkofherself.Unlesssheisforcedtocomeuptothefront,myauntwillstandinthebackinfamilyphotos,andshedoesn’tthinkthathereffortshavemademuchdifference.Shewonmyrespectbecause___________________________________________.EveryJuneforthepastthirtyyears,ingrowingthankfulnesstomyAuntSandy,I’vesentheraFather’sDaycard.

78.Thewriterlostherfatherattheageoffour,didn’tshe?

79.Wheredidthewriterandhermotherliveafterhisfather’sdeath?

80.HowdidAuntSandyreadthestoryinTheHappyFamilytothewriter?

81.Whobelievesunusualthingswereprobablygoodforthewriter?

82.Whatwasthewriter’smostimportantexperience?

83.WhatcanbefilledintheblankinParagraph5?

（Nomorethan20words）

Four【青浦区】

OncetherewasarichmannamedRichard.Hewasgreedy.Onedayhewaswalkinginhisgarden.Hesawastrangebirdinabush.Itwasverysmall.Butithadverybeautifulandcolorfulfeatures.Itsvoicewasalsoverysweet.Richardhadneverseensuchabirdinhislife.Heslowlywentnearthebushandcaughtthebird.

“Whyhaveyoucaughtme?

”thebirdasked.

“Iwanttomakemoney.Icansellyouforabigamount,”repliedRichard.

“Butyouarealreadyrich.Whydoyouwantmore?

”askedthebird.

“Youcannotsellme.Nobodywillbuyme,becauseIlosemybeautifulfeaturesandmysweetvoicewhenIwascaught.”Thenitslowlyturnedintoablackbirdandlooklikeacrow.

Richardsaidsurprisingly,“ThenIwillkillyou,andIwilleatyourmeat.”

“Eatme!

Iamsosmall.Youwillnotgetanymeatoutofme,”repliedthebird.

Richardcouldnotanswer.

Thebirdthensuggested,“Setmefree.InreturnIshallteachyouthreesimplebutusefulrules,theserulescanprofityougreatly.”

“Profitme!

Really?

”saidRichard.“ButhowcanItrustyou?

Youmayflyaway.”

“Igiveyoumyword.AndIalwayskeepmyword.”saidthebird.

Richardwantedtotakeachance.Hereleasedthebird.Itflewupatonce.Thenitsatonthebranchofatree.Itscolorstartedchanging.Itbecamebeautifulagain.

Richardasked,“Nowteachmetherules.”

“Certainly.”saidthebird.Thenitadded,“Thefirstruleis‘Neverbelieveeverythingotherssay.’Thesecondruleis‘Neverbesadaboutsomethingyoudonothave,’Thethirdruleis‘（83）______.’”

“Yousillybird.”shoutedRichard.Thesethreerulesareknowntoeveryone.Youcheatedme.

Butthebirdsaid,“Richard,justthinkaboutallyouractionsoftoday.Youhadmeinyourhands,butyouthrewmeaway.YoubelievedallthatIsaid.Andyouaresadaboutnothavingme.Therulesaresimple,butyouneverfollowedthem.Nowdoyouseethevalueoftherules?

Sosayingthebirdfewawayanddisappearedfromhissight.

78.Richardfoundthebirdintheforest,didn’the?

79.WhydidRichardcatchthebird?

80.Whatwouldhappentothebirdifitwascaught?

81.HowwouldRichardprobablyfeelwhenhefoundhecoulddonothingwiththebird?

82.WheredidthebirdsitafterRichardreleasedit?

83.Whatmightbethethirdrulethebirdsaid?

（Nomorethan12words）

Five【松江区】

Sixweeksbeforehis97thbirthday,GiuseppePaternorealizedthedreamofalifetime:

hegotauniversitydegree（学位）inhistory.

Mr.Paterno’sgraduationhasattractedalotofreportersaroundtheworld,partlybecauseofhisage.Buthehasdrawntheirattentionmainlybecausehislifestoryshowshisspirit（精神）ofcommitmen