Page13閱讀理解第一組A(2024·貴州銅仁)Hello,everyone!I'dliketotellyousomethingaboutafamousscientistnamedQianXuesen.HewasborninHangzhou,ZhejiangProvinceonDecember11，1911.AfterhegraduatedfromShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityin1934,hegotachancetostudyintheUSA.Afterhegraduated,hebecameateacheraswellasaresearcherwhostudiedrocketsandmissiletheories.Whenhewas44,hereturnedtohismotherlandandthecountry'sspaceresearchwasalmostablank.In1956,hesetupthefirstresearchinstituteofrocketsandmissiles.HemadesuchimportantcontributionstothemissileandspaceprogramsthathewashonoredasTheFatherofChina'sMissiles.TheChinesepeopleareproudofhim.HepassedawayonOctober31,2009attheageof98,butalltheChinesewillrememberhimforever.Hisdevotiontohiscountrywasexpressedinhissaying,“MycareerisinChina,mysuccessisinChinaandmydestinationisinChina！”WhensomeonesaidhecouldmakemuchmoremoneyifhestayedintheUnitedStates,helaughedandsaid,“MyfamilynameisQian,butIdon'tlikeqian”.Hisspiritencouragesustoloveourcountryanddevoteourselvestoscience.(B)1.WherewasQianXuesenborn?A．InSuzhou.B．InHangzhou.C．InBeijing.D．InShanghai.(A)2.WhendidQianXuesenreturntohismotherland?A．In1955.B．In1950.C．In1948.D．In1958.(C)3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．HegraduatedfromZhejiangUniversityin1933.B．HegotachancetostudyinEnglandin1934.C．Hesetupthefirstresearchinstituteofrocketsandmissilesin1956.D．HepassedawayonDecember31,2009.(C)4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“qian”inParagraph3mean?A．Familyname.B．Givenname.C．Money.D．Hishobby.(B)5.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．QianXuesen'sLifeinAmericaB．QianXuesen—TheFatherofChina'sMissilesC．QianXuesen'sLifeinShanghaiD．QianXuesen'sChildhoodinHangzhouB(2024·遼寧丹東)汈汈汈汈汈PostmenWantedNoexperiencenecessarybutyoumustbehard-working.Freetochooseworkinghours.Haveadriver'slicense.WritetoNo.38ZhonghuaRd.,Wuxi.EnglishTeachersWantedWarmandpatientcollegestudents.AbletospeakstandardEnglish,goodwithchildren.Time:onweekendsE-mailaddress：SunshineSchool@163AirHostessesWantedAge：between20and33.Height：from1.7mto1.75m．Twoforeignlanguages.Collegegraduates(畢業生)．Address:ChinaAirlines,BeijingTourGuidesWantedTwoyears'workingexperience.GoodEnglishandgoodattalkingtopeople.Age:20－25GotoFriendshipTravelingCompanytoaskthemanagerformoreinformation.(A)6.Ifyouwanttobeapostman,youshould________.A．behard-working B．bepatientwithpeopleC．begoodatEnglish D．havetwoyears'workingexperience(B)7.AcollegegirlstudentwhoisgoodatEnglishcanaskforbeing________.A．apostman B．anEnglishteacherC．anairhostess D．atourguide(C)8.WangPingis27,acollegegraduate,andknowstwoforeignlanguages.Whichjobissuitableforher?A．WorkinginFriendshipTravelingCompany.B．Workinginapostoffice.C．ServingforChinaAirlines.D．TeachingatSunshineSchool.(B)9.Thetourguideswantedshould________.A．haveadriver'slicenseB．begoodattalkingtopeopleC．begoodwithchildrenD．speaktwoforeignlanguages(D)10.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Ifyouwanttobeapostman,youhavetoworkonweekends.B．Ifyouwanttobeateacher,pleasewritetoNo.38ZhonghuaRd.C．Ifyouwanttoknowmoreinformationabouttourguideswanted,youcansendane-mail.D．Ifyouwanttobeanairhostess,youmusthavefinishedcollegestudy.C(2024·浙江舟山)ItwaslastJanuary,whenI'djustfinishedacharity(慈善)andwasonthetrainbackhome,thatIputdownmyphoneandstartedwritingthank-younotestopeoplewhohadhelped.WhenIgotoffthetrain,Ifeltamazinglygood.Thenextday,Iwrotemorethank-younotesandthesamefeelingofhappinesshitmeagain.Isuddenlyhadtheidea:Whynotkeepondoingthisforeverydayoftheyear?Tokeepontask,Idecidedtopickoutadifferentthemeforeachmonth.Januarywascharity.Februarywouldbeneighbors,Idecided.AndIthoughtofanumberofnamesrightaway:theownerofourlocalbookstore,wholetmeandmylittlesoninbeforethestoreopenedandofferedtoplayhisfavoritesongs;ourbabysitter,whodroppedoffabagofoldboardgamesforourkidstoplay;...Whilewritingthenotes,IrealizedhowoftenIhadspentmytimeonthephonemovingfromapptoappappreciating(觀賞)otherpeople'slives.Writingthank-younotesallowedmethetimetodosomethingdifferent,payingmoreattentiontomyownlife.Inthefollowingmonths,Iwrotetomyfriends,doctors,teachersandparentingrolemodels.InJuly,my“food”month,IwrotetoJulie,whousedtocookatmyfavoriterestaurant.Itwentlikethis：DearJulie，I'vebeenfindingmyselfmissingyoulately.Thankyouforhostingmeandcookingbeautifulandthoughtfulfood.JakeandIwillneverforgetwhenyousentoutbiscuitsshapedintothenumberVIforoursixthanniversary(周年紀念日).Wetalkaboutiteveryyear.Thankyou.Wemissyou.Love，GinaIwashappytoreceiveanotebackfromher.Juliereplied,“Idon'tthinkI'veeverreceivedsuchatouchingletterbefore.I'mgoingthroughahardtimerightnow,andthishelps.”OnDecember31,Iwrotemylastcard—toJake,myhusband,andourtwokids.AndItookapictureofus,soIcouldrememberthefeelingwellingupinsideme.Gratitude.(A)11.Theunderlinedword“this”inParagraph2means________.A．writingthank-younotes B．puttingthephoneawayC．takingthetrainbackhomeD．raisingmoneyforcharity(D)12.HowdidJuliemostprobablyfeelafterreadingthenotefromGina?A．Shyandsurprised.B．Pleasedandrelaxed.C．Nervousandexcited.D．Movedandencouraged.(B)13.ThethemeoftheDecembernotesmightbe“________”．A．photosB．familyC．holidaysD．community(B)14.WhatdidGinagetbydoinghertaskaccordingtothepassage?A．Manythanksfromherneighbors. B．Moretimetoappreciateherownlife.C．Morehelpfrompeoplearoundher. D．Happymomentstobewithherfriends.(A)15.Thebesttitleforthepassagecanbe________.A．MyThankYouYearB．AnAmazingTripC．HappinessInsideUsD．ImportantPeopleinOurLifeD(2024·四川遂寧)What'sgoingtohappeninthefuture?Willrobotscontrolourplanet?Willcomputersbecomesmarterthanus?Notlikely.Butherearesomethingsthatscientistssayaremostlikelytohappenin10—30yearsfromnow,accordingtotheBBC.Bionic(仿生的)eyesTheyarenolongersomethingonlyinasciencefictionmovie.Peoplewhoareblindmayhaveachancetoseethingsclearly—bywearingbioniceyes.Ablindeyecannolongersenselight,butabioniceyecanuseacamerato“see”theenvironmentandsendinformationtothemind.Nowthebioniceyeonlyallowspatientstoseelightsandunclearshapes.Abioniceyewithveryclearpicturescouldbejustinafewyearsaway.DigitalmoneyWeusedtopaywithcashforeverythingwebought.NowwhenweuseaWechatPayorAlipaytoshop,moneyisspentwithoutusseeingit.Thatmeanswearealreadyusingdigitalmoney.Peopleonlyneedtotakeamobilephonewherevertheygo.Usingthesewaysismucheasierthansearchingourpocketsforchange.Itisalsosaferthancarryingalotofcash.It'sreportedthatpeopleinSwedencompletelystoppedusingcashlastyear,andtheUSmightbenext.Self-drivingcarsUnlikeahumandriver,aself-drivingcarwon'tbeinfluencedbyaphonecall,theradioorsomethingoutsidethewindow.Sensors(探測器)andcamerasonthecarwouldallowittofollowtherulesoftheroadandkeepasafespacefromothercars.Thiswouldgreatlymakethenumberofroadaccidentssmaller.Youcouldeventakearestwhilethecardrivesitself.Inthefuture,driverlesscarswouldbewidelyaccepted.(D)16.Whichofthefollowingpaymentsisnotmentionedinthispassage?A．Cash.B．WechatPay.C．Alipay.D．Creditcard.(A)17.Bioniceyessendinformationtothe________.A．mindB．cameraC．computerD．heart(C)18.Fromthereport,wecanlearnsomeinformationabout________.A．industryandfarmingB．trafficandjourneyC．scienceandtechnologyD．cultureandart(B)19.Thispassagetellsusthat________.A．bioniceyesonlyappearinthesciencefictionfilmsB．theblindwearingbioniceyesmayseeclearlyinthefutureC．self-drivingcarswillbeinfluencedbysomethingoutsideD．therewillbenoaccidentatallifself-drivingcarsareused(A)20.Wecaninfer(推斷)that________fromthepassage.A．therewouldbeanumberofself-drivingcarsontheroadB．robotswouldcontroltheworldC．theblindcoulduseglassestoseethingsaroundD．wewouldliveahardlifewithdigitalmoney其次組A(2024山東濟寧中考改編)ContentsIntroduction1ChineseCalendar3Emperors8GreatInventions15Art19GreatWall24PaperMoney31Society42Trade60Yongle,thethirdemperorofChina'sMingDynasty(1368－1644),stayedinpowerfor22years.HemovedthecapitalfromNanjingtoBeijingandhadtheForbiddenCity(紫禁城)builtthere.ItislistedbyUNESCO(聯合國教科文組織)asthelargestcollectionofancientwoodenstructuresintheworldandattractsmillionsoftouristseachyearfromhomeandabroad.(A)1.What'sthepurposeofthisbook?A．Tobeusedasahistorytextbook.B．TotellabouttheYongleEmperor.C．ToteachEnglishtoChinesestudents.D．TohelpforeignerslearnaboutChina.(C)2.Wherecanyoufindthepagebelow?A．BetweenPages1—2. B．BetweenPages3—7.C．BetweenPages8—14.D．BetweenPages15—18.(C)3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．TheMingDynastyhad3emperorsinall.B．Yonglebecameemperorattheageof22.C．NanjingwasthecapitalofMingDynastybeforeYongle.D．YonglebuilttheForbiddenCityfortouriststovisit.B(2024·重慶A卷)Peoplesaylaughteristhebestmedicine,butsometimestoomuchofagoodthingmaynotbesogood.Whathappenedtomelastnightmademedeeplyunderstandthemeaningofthat.LastnightIwasaloneathome.WhenIwaswatchingafunnymovie,Isuddenlystartedlaughingandcouldn'tstopmyself.Atfirst,Iwasfeelinggood.Butafterabout5minutes,IcametoknowIwasn'tgoingtostopatall.Ibegantofeelalittleworried.Timeforbed.ButIcouldn'tsleepbecauseIkeptlaughing.SoIgotupandstarteddoingsomehousework.Icleanedmyapartment,laughinghard.Iwashedallthedishesleftoverfromdinner,stilllaughingcrazily.Itriedtoholdmycatinmyarms,butitranawayfrommeinfear.Ispenttherestofthenightinfrontofmycomputer,ofcourse,stilllaughing.Whentimefinallycametogetreadyforwork,IrealizedthatIsimplycouldn'tgototheofficelikethat.Idecidedtocallmybossforleave,butlaughingwastheonlythingIcoulddoonthephone.Afterlisteningtomy“lovely”laughterforafewminutes,mybosscouldn'thelpshoutingangrily,“Areyoumad?You'refired(解雇)！”SuddenlyIwokeup.ThankGod!Ijusthadadream.(A)4.Whathappenedlastnightmadethewriter________.A．understandsomethingB．forgethispainC．keepdoinghouseworkD．getagoodjob(D)5.Whenthewriterwaswatchingamovie,hesuddenlystarted________.A．crying B．coughing C．jumping D．laughing(B)6.Thecatranawaybecause________.A．itwasgoingtosleepB．itwasafraidofthewriterC．itwantedtohavedinner D．itsawamouserunning(C)7.Howdidthewriter'sfeelingschangeinthestory?A．relaxed—angry—goodB．good—excited—worriedC．good—worried—relaxed D．worried—good—angryC(2024·山東泰安)IfyouwalkalongtheRiverThames,therearelotsofinterestingbuildingstosee.RunningthroughtheheartofLondon,therearealsomanygalleries,markets,shopsandactivitiestokeepyoubusyalongitsbanks.Youwillalsoseeastrangeroundbuilding.Itlooksveryoldandverydifferentfromalltheothers.ThisisShakespeare'sGlobeTheatre(莎士比亞環球劇場)．TheGlobeTheatrewasfirstbuiltherein1599.WilliamShakespearewasoneofthemostfamouswritersthateverlived.Hisplayswereperformedinthetheatreformanyyears.However,in1613,afirebrokeoutduringaperformance.Thetheatrewasdestroyed(毀壞),butthesecondwasbuiltthefollowingyear.Itremainedatheatreuntil1644,andthenitwaspulleddowntobuildhouses.Themodern(andalsothethird)GlobeTheatrewascompletedin1997,over350yearslater.ThiswasdonetohonorShakespeare,themostfamousEnglishwriter.Tothisday,hismanyplaysareperformedtheredaily.Hewrotearoundthirty-eightplays.Theyarecomedies(funnystories),histories(abouthistoricaleventsandpeople),andtragedies(seriousandsadstories).PeoplecomefromallovertheworldtowatchthemattheGlobeTheatre.Theyareperformedinexactlythesamewayastheywerehundredsofyearsago.Thebuildingisroundandmademostlyofwood.Therearesimpleseatsonthreedifferentlevelsallaroundthesides.Everyonecanseethestage(舞臺).However,thereisnoroof(屋頂)inthemiddle!Thecheapestticketsarestandingtickets.Youstandinthemiddle,rightinfrontoftheactors,butifitrains,youwillgetwet!(C)8.WhenwasthesecondGlobeTheatrebuilt?A．In1599. B．In1613. C．In1614.D．In1997.(B)9.WhatcanweknowaboutShakespeareaccordingtothesecondparagraph?A．ShakespearewasoneofthemostfamousFrenchwriters.B．ManyofhisplaysareperformeddailyinthemodernGlobeTheatre.C．Hisplaysareperformedinadifferentwayfromtheywerehundredsofyearsago.D．Hewrotethirty-eightplaysthatwereallabouthistoricaleventsandpeople.(A)10.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellus?A．Theinsidestructure(結構)ofShakespeare'sGlobeTheatre.B．ThehistoryofShakespeare'sGlobeTheatre.C．TheopeningtimeofShakespeare'sGlobeTheatre.D．Thethreetypesofticketsthatyoucanchoose.(B)11.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthemodernGlobeTheatreisTRUE?A．Ithasremainedthereforover50years.B．Theroundbuildinglooksoldandstrange.C．Itismademostlyofwoodandhasaroundroofinthemiddle.D．Ifwebuythecheapestticketsinthetheatre,wewillbefarthestfromthestage.D(2024·四川德陽)Goingtoafriend'shouseisveryexciting.Youmayspendtimewithafriendandgettoseewhereheorshelives.Soremembertobepolite.Thefirstthingtorememberisthatwhenafriendinvitesyouover,youneedtoarriveontime.Ifyourfriendtellsyoutocome“around3：00”，thatmeansyoucanarrivealittlebitafter3：00.Butusuallyitisagoodideatoarriveattherighttime.Oftenitisalsonicetobringsomethingtoyourfriend'shouse.Thiscouldbeaboxofchocolatesforyoutoshare,ormaybeaCDthatyoucanenjoytogether.Youcanalsobringsomeflowers.Alittlegiftisanicewaytoshowyourfriendthatyouareexcitedtobeathisorherhouse.Whenyouvisityourfriend'shouse,youmayalsomeethisorherparents.Youshouldtellthemwhoyouareandtheymaytellyoutheirnames.Asachild,IwenttovisitmyfriendPaul.IcalledhisparentsbytheirfirstnamesJohnandMary.ButnowIknowitismorepolitetocallthemMr.andMrs.Smith.Thiswillshowthemmorerespect(敬重)andthentheymaytellyoutocallthembytheirfirstnames.Anotherwaytoshowrespectistocallthemmadamorsir.Itisacoolthingtovisitafriend'shouse.Bepolitetoyourfriendandyourfriend'sparents,andyouwillbeinvitedagain.(A)12.Whenshouldyouarriveifyouareinvitedtoafriend'shouse?A．Almostontime. B．Anhourearlier.C．Aslateaspossible.D．Asearlyaspossible.(C)13.Whenyouvisityourfriend'shouse,you'dbetterNOTbring________asalittlegift.A．aCDB．someflowersC．somemoneyD．aboxofchocolates(B)14.Whatshouldyoudowhenyouseeyourfriend'sparents?A．Keepquiet. B．Tellthemyournamefirst.C．Tellthemwhyyouarethere. D．Calltheirnamesdirectly.(C)15.What'sthebesttitle(標題)forthispassage?A．WhentoArrive B．WhattoBringC．HowtoBeaPoliteVisitor D．HowtoBeaPoliteHostE(2024·四川樂山)Doyouknow5G?Itisthefifthgeneration(代)ofmobilenetworktechnology.Thesenewnetworksarecoming.Chinajustissuedcommerciallicenses(發放商用牌照)for5GonJune6,2024.ThismeansthatChina'stelecomcompanieswillbeabletooffer5Gnetworksformobilephoneusers.Eachmobilenetworkgenerationisfasterandmorepowerfulthantheonebeforeit.1Gletustalktoeachother.2Gletussendmessages.3Ggaveusdata(數據)andtheInternet.And4Gmadeallofthesethingsfaster.What'sspecialabout5G?5Ghasaveryshortdelaybetweensendingandreceivinginformation.Now,4Gtakesabout100to200milliseconds(毫秒)tosendandreceivedata.But5Gwillgetitdownto1millisecondorless—thisisalmostreal-time.ThisbigchangewillnotonlymakeourmobileInternetfaster,butalsodeeplychangeourlives.Readontofindouthow.5G＋entertainment(消遣)5Gnetworksareabout100timesfasterthan4G.Thismeansyoucandownloadamovieinsecondsusing5G.Also,virtualreality(VR)gameswillbecomemorepopularwith5G.Theshortdelayof5Gwillmakethegamesfeelevenmorereal.5G＋transport5Gwillalsobringussaferself-drivingcars.Thesecarscansendsignals(信號)toeachother.Theyalsotalktotrafficlightsandroadsensors(傳感器).5Gwillallowcarstoreact(反應)evenfasterthanhumandrivers.5G＋smarthomes5GalsomakestheInternetofthingspossible.InternetofthingsisalargenetworkthatconnectseverythingtotheInternet.Smarthomesarepartofit.Forexample,yourtoastercanautomatically(自動地)startmakingbreakfastafteryouralarmrings.Andifitssensorfeelstheairbecomingdry,asmartsprinkler(灑水器)couldwateryourplantsbyitself.(D)16.What'sthewriter'spurposeinwritingthethirdparagraph?A．Toexplain5Gisthebestofall.B．Tosharehisknowledgeabout5G.C．Toencouragepeopletousethenewnetworktechnology.D．Toshowthedevelopmentofmobilenetworktechnology.(B)17.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“delay”inParagraph4meaninChinese?A．卡頓B．延時 C．暫停D．掉線(A)18.Whichofthefollowingwaysisnotmentionedthat5Gwillchangepeople'slives?A．Healthcare.B．Entertainment. C．Transport.D．Smarthomes.(C)19.Whatwillpeopledopossiblywith5Gaccordingtothepassage?A．Downloadamovieinminutes. B．PuteverythingontotheInternet.C．Makeself-drivingcarssafer. D．Makefoodmoreeasilyandfaster.(A)20.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?A．5Gwillchangeourlivesinmanyways.B．Mobilenetworksarechangingforbetter.C．5GwillmaketheInternetofthingspossible.D．5Gnetworksformobilephoneusersarecoming.第三組A(2024·湖北襄陽)MyhusbandShaneandIwerehangingoutonthestreetoneevening.Iwastalkingbuthewaslookingoveratsomeone.Hewalkedovertoayounggirlwhowascrying.Ashetalkedtoher,Icouldseefromhisbodylanguagethathewastryingtocalm(使安靜)herdown.WhenIjoinedthem,Irealizedthatshehadbeenhomelessforsometime.ShetoldShanethatallshewantedwastogotohersister'shouseinanothercity.Somepeoplewouldhavehandedhersomemoney,wishedherlunchormaybeallowedhertomakeacall.Shanedidmuchmore.Hesaid,“Kelly,Ican'tleaveherherelikethis.Sometimespeopleneedsomeonenotonlytohelpthembuttobelievethey'retellingthetruth.”Itwasabitcold,sowehadanideatotakeherhome.WhenIaskedherifshe'dliketogohomewithus,shethankedmeaboutamilliontimeswithtearsinhereyes.WewenthomeandIgavehersomecleanclothestowearandtoldhershecouldusetheshower.Weatesomething.Finally,shetoldusherstory.Inthemorning,shewasfinallyabletoget_a_hold_ofhersister,soshehadaplacetogo.Shanedrovehertothebusstationandboughtheraticket.Sometimeswhatpeopleneedisnotjustmoney,butpeoplewhowilltrust,listentoandunderstandthem.(B)1.KellyknewShanewasmakingthegirlbequietbecauseshe________.A．heardwhattheysaidB．sawhisbodylanguageC．askedShanewhathesaidD．wasdoingthesamething(D)2.Shanewantedto________whenheknewhertroubleonthestreet.A．givethegirlsomemoneyB．letthegirlusehisphoneC．havealunchwiththegirlD．takethegirltotheirhome(C)3.ChoosetheTRUEsentenceaccordingtothefourthparagraph.A．Thegirlwassohungrythatshebegantocry.B．Thegirldidn'tbelieveinShaneorKellyatall.C．ThegirlagreedtogowithShaneandKellysoon.D．KellyfeltunhappywhensheheardwhatShanesaid.(A)4.Thephrase“getaholdof”inthesixthparagraphmeans“________”inChinese.A．聯系 B．抓住C．看到D．限制(D)5.Fromthisarticleweknow________.A．Shanedrovethegirltohersister'shomeB．ShaneandKellymetthegirl'ssisteratlastC．thegirl'ssisterandShanelivedinthesamecityD．thegirlwenttothecityhersisterlivedinbybusB(2024·四川雅安)October16isWorldFoodDay.TheUNstartedthedayin1979.Itisusedtoremindpeoplenottowastefoodandtoaskpeopletofighthunger(饑餓)．Abignumberofpeopleintheworldstilldon'thaveenoughfoodtoeat.Foodshortage(匱乏)isabigproblemintheworld.Rightnow,therearemorethan1，000millionhungrypeopleintheworldaccordingtotheUN.Manychildrengotosleepwithhunger,and15millionofthemdiebecauseofhungereachyear.Thereareseveralreasonswhytherearefoodshortages.First,therehavebeenmoredroughts(干旱)andfloodsrecently.Also,agrowingpopulationmakesfeedingeveryonemoredifficult.Anotherbigreasonisfoodwaste.Mostpeopledon'trealizehowmuchfoodtheythrowawayeveryday.Onaverage(平均),apersonthrowsaway50kilosoffoodeveryyear.AccordingtotheUN,morethan1/3ofallfoodproducedintheworldgoestowasteeachyear.Theamount(數量)offoodwastedinEuropecanfeed200millionpeople,andthefoodwastedinLatinAmericacanfeed300millionayear.Sothinktwicenexttimeyouwanttothrowawayfood.Ifyoutrytoavoidwastingfood,youcouldsavesomefoodandhelphungrychildren.Onlyorderasmuchfoodasyoucaneatatarestaurant.Ifyoucan'teatallyouorder,taketheresthome.Don'tbetoopickyaboutfoodsothatyoudon'tleaveanyonyourplate.Keepaneyeonwhatfoodyouhaveathome.Don'tbuyorcooktoomuch.(D)6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph1referto(指代)?A．Foodshortage.B．TheUN.C．Theyear1979.D．WorldFoodDay.(B)7.Howmanychildrendiebecauseofhungereachyear?A．10million.B．15million.C．20million.D．30million.(A)8.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph4?A．Foodwasteisseriousintheworld.B．Thepopulationisgrowingfastintheworld.C．TherearemorehungrypeopleinLatinAmerica.D．Halfofallfoodproducedintheworldiswasted.(D)9.Whatshouldyoudotoavoidwastingfood?A．Buytoomuchfoodatatime.B．Orderalotoffoodattherestaurant.C．Throwawaythefoodyoudon'tlike.D．Cookproperamountoffoodforeachmeal.(A)10.Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A．Let'ssavefoodtofighthunger.B．Giveoutfoodtohungrypeople.C．Fightagainstdroughtsandfloods.D．Preventchildrenfromgettinghungry.C(2024·山東威海)依據短文內容，將下面方框中的句子還原到文章當中，使短文內容完整。ABetterWaytoStartYourDayWhetheryoulovemorningsornot,they'reafactoflife.Ifyouhatethem,herearesomewaystomakethemlessawful.Ifyou'reamorningperson,thesetipscanmakemorningsevenbetter!11．__C__Besuretogetanadequate(足夠的)amountofsleep.Mostpeopleneedsevenoreighthoursofsleeptofeeltheirbestduringtheday.Ifyoumustgetupat5or6a．m.,gotobedearlytogetyoureighthours.TurnofftheTV，computerorsmartphoneandhitthehay.Whenyougetenoughsleep,youwon'tfeelsleepy.Youcangetoutofbedontime.Thatwillmakeyourdaybetter,too.Turnonsomemusicinthemorning.Playanytunesyoulike.Itdoesn'tmatter.12.__D__You'llfeelmuchhappierasyoustarttheday.13．__A__Asyourmothersaid,breakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday.Yourbodyisoutoffuel(燃料)bymorning.Youneedsometohelpyoucontrolyourblood-sugar.Thataffectsyourmood(心情)andenergyfortheday.Don'twatchTVorreadanewspaperfirstthinginthe