沖刺2025年中考英語必考題型終極預(yù)測（重慶專用）專題04記敘文閱讀15篇(名校模擬+地區(qū)真題)（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）“Tonight?”Iwasnotreadyforthis.“Tonight,”NedLandrepeated.“WeareonlyafewmilesofftheSpanishcoast.Itwillbedark,nobodywillfindus!Andthewindisblowingintherightdirection.Youagreed,Dr.Aronnax,toescape(逃跑)withme.Rememberyourpromise!”Isaidnothing.“Atnineo’clock.”hecontinued,“IwillgotothestairwithConseil.Youwillwaitinthelibraryforoursignal.Ihavealreadyputsomefoodintheboat.Everythingisdone!”“Theseaisquiterough(洶涌),”Isaid.“Yes,butifwedon’tgotonight,wewillsoonbetoofarfromland!”Iknewthathewasright.Iwasalsofrightened.WhatwouldCaptainNemodoifhediscoveredourplan,orifwefailed?Ihadnotseenhimforseveraldays.Now,Ididnotwanttoseehim.Istayinmyroomasthehoursslowlypassed.Atseveno’clock,Ihaddinnerinmyroom.Onlytwohourstogo!IkeptthinkingwhatwouldhappenifwefailedorgotcaughtthoughIhadaheadache.Iwalkedupanddowninmyroom.AsIlookedaround,IsawthatCaptainNemo’sbedroomdoorwasopen.Theroomwasempty.Itwaseighto’clock,andIwenttothedarklibrary.AsIwaited,Ifeltabumpasthesubmarine(潛水艇)cametorestontheoceanfloor.Thelibrarydooropened,andCaptainNemoentered.HetoldmethatwewereinVigoBav.ASpanishadmiral(海軍上將)hadburnedhisownshipstherein1702topreventtheBritishNavyfromtakingthehugeamountofgoldtheywerecarrying.Hetookmetothewindow.Thecrew(船員)weregatheringthegoldfromthesandandbringingittothesubmarine.Now,IknewhowCaptainNemohadbecomesorich.(Adaptedfrom20,000LeaguesUndertheSea)1．WhatwasNOTareasonNedgaveforwaitingtoescapethatnight?A．Thewindwasgoodforthem. B．TheywereclosetotheSpanishCoast.C．Theseaisrough. D．Theywouldnotbefoundeasilyinthedark.2．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Dr.Aronnaxhadn’tmetCaptainNemobeforetheyescaped.B．Conseilhadputsomefoodintheboat.C．Dr.Aronnaxmustwaitforthesignalinhisroom.D．Therewerethreepeopleintheescapeplan.3．Whichofthefollowingshowsthecorrectorder?a.CaptainNemogatheredgoldfromVigoBay.b.NedaskedDr.Aronnaxtoescapetonight.c.Nedputsomefoodintheboat.d.BritishNavywaspreventedfromtakingthegold.e.Istayedinthelibraryandwaited.A．d-c-b-e-a B．d-b-c-a-e C．e-c-b-a-d D．e-c-d-b-a4．HowdidDr.Aronnaxfeelthatnight?A．Relaxed. B．Hopeful. C．Patient. D．Nervous.（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）Afterstayinginprison(監(jiān)獄)for19years,Jeanwasadifferentman,filledwithhate.Oneevening,heknockedonthedoorofthebishop(主教)ofDigne’shouse.Whenthebishop’ssisterlookedatJeanatthedoor,shewasafraidandsaidinalowvoice,“Lookathim!Heisadangerousmanwithayellowcard.Hewasonceaprisoner,abadman.”Thebishop,akindman,didn’tlistentohissister.“Comein,myfriend,”hesmiled,invitingJeantodinnerusingsilverplatesandcandlesticks(燭臺).Afterdinner,Jeancouldn’tstopthinkingoftheplates.“Icansellthoseplates,”hethought.“Forjustone,Icaneatwellformonths!”Keepingthisinmind,hestolethematnight.Nextmorning,peoplealltalkedaboutapoormancarryingsixsilverplates.Hearingthat,thepolicecaughtJeanandtookhimbackintheafternoon.Butthere,theyhadasurprise.“Myfriend!”thebishopsaidtoJean.“Sopleasedtoseeyou.Igaveyouthesilverplatesandthecandlesticks,youremember?Butyouforgottotakethecandlesticks.”“Butthismanisastealer!”saidoneofthepolicemen.“No,”saidthebishop,smiling,“Igavehimthesilverplatesandcandlesticks.”“Youmeanhecango?”saidthepoliceman.“Ofcourse,”thebishopsaid.AllthistimeJeanstaredatthebishopwithoutsayinganything.Afterthepolicemenleft,thebishopgavethetwosilvercandlestickstoJeanandsaid,“Mybrother,youmustleaveyourbadlifebehindyouandstartyournewlife.”Withthesilverinhishands,Jeanleftthetown.“HowcanIhatepeoplewhenthisbishopissogoodtome?”hethought.Hecriedforthefirsttimeinthe19years.Whattodonext?Nobodyknows,butwhenthesunrose,hewasachangedman,readytostartagoodlife.—AdaptedfromLesMiserables1．WhydidJeanstealthesilverplatesaccordingtothepassage?A．Becausehehatedthebishop’ssisterandthesilverplates.B．Becauseheneededmoneytosupporthissisterandchildren.C．Becausehecouldsellthesilverplatesformoneytobuyfood.D．Becausethebishophadpromisedtogivethesilverplatestohim.2．Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderoftheeventsinthestory?①Jeanhaddinneratthebishop’shome.

②Jeanknockedonthebishop’sdoor.③Thebishopgavethetwosilvercandlesticks.④Jeanleftthetowncarryingthesilver.⑤Jeanstolethesilverplatesatnight.

⑥ThepolicecaughtJeanandtookhimback.A．②①⑤⑥③④ B．②①③⑤④⑥ C．①②⑤⑥③④ D．①②③⑤④⑥3．HowdidJeanfeelafterthebishopgavehimthecandlesticks?A．Angryandnervous. B．Thankfulandtouched.C．Disappointedandunmoved. D．Joyfulandproud.4．WhatmayhappentoJeaninthefutureaccordingtothelastparagraph?A．Hemaycontinuetostealandbeastealer.B．Hemaygobacktoprisonforhisfault.C．Hemaydonothingforhehatespeoplearoundhim.D．Hemaystarttoliveanewandhonestlife.（24-25九年級下·重慶大足·開學(xué)考試）Jacoblivedatthefootofthemountains.Therewasathickforest,andtheboyloveditverymuch.Heknewthebirdsandotheranimalsthereverywell.Oneday,whilehewasplayingintheforest,Jacobfoundaneaglet(幼鷹)withabrokenwing.Itfelloffatalltree.Jacobpickeditupandthentookithome.Hecleaneditswingwithwarmwater.Thenhecarefullyputthemedicineonthewing.Andhemadeabedforthelittlebirdtolieon.Jacobfedtheeagletwithfreshmilkeveryday.Asthebirdgotstronger,itstartedtofollowJacobeverywhere.Jacobknewhecouldn’tkeepitforlong.Itwastimetosettheeagletfree.Earlyonemorning,Jacobtooktheeaglethighupahill.Hethenletitgo.Thebirdflewintotheskyhappily.Butsoon,itseemedtoremembersomething.ItflewdownagainandfollowedJacoballday.Itwasgettingdark.Jacobhadtodosomething.Herantoanearbycavesothatitcouldn’tfindhim.Theeagletflewroundandroundforalongwhile,lookingforJacob.Asitgrewdarker,thebirdfinallyflewaway.Jacobwatcheditflyfurtherandfurther,feelinghappy.1．WhatwaswrongwiththeeagletwhenJacobfoundit?A．Itgothurt. B．Itgotlost.C．Itwastoohungry. D．Itwascaughtbyacat.2．WhatdidJacobfeedtheeagletwith?A．Medicine. B．Water. C．Meat. D．Milk.3．WhydidJacobtaketheeaglethighupthehill?A．Toenjoyhimself. B．Tosetitfree.C．Tofindsomefoodforit. D．Tofindacave.4．WhatwordscanweusetodescribeJacob?A．Funnyandfriendly. B．Braveandsmart.C．Carefulandkind. D．Cleverandhumorous.（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）DanmeetsKevininthevillagehallandhemistakesKevinfor“Nemesis”,abullywhooftendoessomethingnasty(惡毒的)tokids.Afterchatting,theythinktheyshoulddosomething.DanandKevingobehindthecurtainandsitontheflooragainstthewall.Dylanliesdownnexttothemandcloseshiseyes.Theboysturntheirtorchesoff.Theydon’ttalk.Theysitandwait.It’sdarkbutDancanseethetimeonhiswatch.12:30comesandgoes.Thenit’s1o’clock.Thenthereisanoise.Theoutsidedoorisopening.Dylanopenshiseyes.Thenhesitsup.Helookstowardsthedoorandmakesalittlenoise.“Shh!”DantellsDylan.Theoutsidedoorcloses.DanandKevinseealightunderthedoortothehall.Thedooropensandsomeoneturnsonthelightsinthehall.VeryslowlyKevinandDanlookoutfrombehindthecurtain.Apersondressedallinblackisstandinginthemiddleofthehall.ItisChloe.She’slookinground.Shestartsmovingchairsandlookingforsomething.Thenshewalksacrosstothepiano.Sheplaysalittlemusiconthepianoandsmiles.DanlooksatKevin.KevinlooksatDan.“Chloesmiling?”theirlookssay.Theboyslookaroundthecurtainagain.Chloeislookingaroundtheroomagain.Shelookstowardsthecurtain.DanandKevinmovetheirheadsbackquickly.ThentheyhearChloesay,“Ah!Thereitis.”Andtheyhearherwalktowardsthecurtain.Shetakessomethingoffachairnearthecurtainandthenseesthetwoboyssittingonthefloor.“Whatareyoudoinghere?”sheasks.“Whatareyoudoinghere?”asksDan.Chloeshowshimhermobilephone.“Butwhataboutyoutwo?”sheasks.KevintakessomechocolateoutofhispocketandshowsittoChloe.“We’rehavingamidnightpicnic.”hesays.Dylanseesthechocolateandstartswagginghistail.Chloegivesboththeboysastrangelook,turnsoffthelightsandleaves.“It’snotChloethen,”saysDan.“No,”saysKevin.“Bepatient!”saysDan.—TakenfromDanandtheVillageFete1．Whendoesthestoryhappen?A．Inthemorning. B．Atmidnight. C．Intheevening. D．Atlunchtime.2．HowdoesChloefeelwhensheislookingforsomethinginthehall?A．Nervous. B．Scared. C．Happy. D．Angry.3．Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?①DanandKevinhidebehindthecurtainandwait.②Chloeentersthehallandstartslookingforsomething.③DanmistakesKevinfor“Nemesis”.④ChloediscoversDanandKevinandaskswhattheyaredoing.A．①②③④ B．③①②④ C．②①④③ D．③①④②4．WhatwillDanandKevindonext?A．Theywilltellotherswhattheydoandseeinthehall.B．Theywillleavethevillagehallassoonaspossible.C．TheywillinviteChloetohaveamidnight“picnic”.D．TheywillstayandcontinuetowaitforNemesis.（24-25九年級下·重慶九龍坡·開學(xué)考試）RestingmyheadonHannah’sshoulder,Iputmyarmsroundherwaist.Shedrewmetoher,andwerestedsilently.Wehadnotsatlongbeforeanotherpersoncamein.Someheavyclouds,sweptfromtheskybyarisingwind,hadleftthemoonbrightandherlight,cominginthroughawindownear,shonefullbothonusandonthecomingperson,MissTemple.“Icameonpurposetofindyou,JaneEyre,”shesaid.“Iwantyouinmyroom,andasHannahBurnsiswithyou,shemaycometoo.”WefollowedMissTempletoherapartment.Ithadagoodfire,andlookedcheerful.MissTempletoldHannahBurnstobeseatedinalowarm-chairononesideofthefireplace,andherselftakinganother,shecalledmetoherside.“Isitallover?”sheasked,lookingdownatmyface.“Haveyoucriedyoursadnessaway?”“IamafraidInevershalldothat.”“Why?”“BecauseIhavebeenwronglyaccused(指責),andyouandeverybodyelse,willnowthinkmeabadgirl.”“Weshallthinkofyouaswhatyouprove(證明)yourselftobe,mychild.Continuetoactasagoodgirl,andyouwillsatisfyus.”“ShallI,MissTemple?”“Youwill,”saidMissTemple.“Youhavebeenaccusedoflyingwhenyouwerelittle.Tellusthetruth,butaddnothingandexaggerate(夸大)nothing.”ImadeupmymindthatIwouldbethemostmodest(謙虛的)andthemostcorrect.Havingthoughtforafewminutesaboutwheretostart,Itoldherallthestoryofmysadchildhood.--TakenfromJaneEyre(《簡愛》)1．WhomdidJaneEyrerestsilentlywithatfirst?A．Nobody. B．HannahBurns. C．MissTemple. D．Mr.Temple.2．WhatcanweinferfromtheunderlinedpartinParagraph3?A．Janecouldgetintobigtroubleagain.B．Jane’sluckmightchangeforthebetter.C．Janewouldratherhavesometimeonherown.D．JanewasgoingtobepunishedbyMissTemple.3．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutJaneaccordingtothepassage?A．ShechosetotrustMissTemple. B．Shedidn’tmindbeingaccused.C．Shemadeupherchildhoodstory. D．Sheoncebehavedasabadgirl.4．WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeMissTemple?A．Dishonest. B．Impatient. C．Caring. D．Forgetful.（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）Thecoldwindsweptawaythelastpieceofwarmth.AdeadleaffellatSoapy’sfeet.Thatwasaspecialsignforhimthatthecoldwinterwascoming.Thethreemonths’lifeintheprison(監(jiān)獄)onBlackwell’sislandwaswhathewanted.Threemonthsoffreefoodeverydayandabedeverynight,threemonthssafefromcops(警察).ThisseemedthemostexpectedthingtoSoapyintheworld.Foryears,theprisonhadbeenhiswinterhome.Thereweremanyeasywaysofdoingthis.Thebestwaywashavingagooddinneratafinerestaurant.Thenhewouldsaythathehadnomoneytopay.Andthenacopwouldbecalled.Thecopwouldcatchhim.Hewouldbetakentoajudge(法官).Thejudgewoulddotherest.Thinkingaboutthis,hehadasparkofhopeinhisheart.ButwhenSoapyputhisfootinsidetherestaurantdoor,thewaitersawhisbrokenoldshoesandclothes.StronghandspushedSoapyaroundandmovedhimoutsideagain.Thefailureforthefirsttimelethimdown.Dayslater,Soapywenttoashop.Ithadawideglasswindow.Soapypickedupabigstoneandthrewitthroughtheglass.Peoplecamerunningaroundthecorner.Acopwasthefirstamongthem.Soapystoodstill,andhesmiledhappilywhenhesawthecop.“Where’sthemanthatdidthat?”askedthecop.“Don’tyouthinkthatImighthavedoneit?”saidSoapy.Whathewantedwascomingtowardhim.Butthecopdidn’tconsiderSoapy.That’sbecausemenwhobreakwindowsdonotstoptheretotalktocops.Theyrunawayasfastastheycan.Thecopsawamanfurtheralongthestreet,running.Heranafterhim.Soapy’sheartwasfilledwithsadness,andhewalkedslowlyaway.Hehadfailedtwotimes.—AdaptedfromTheCopandtheAnthem1．Howdoesthestorybegin?A．Bygivingexamples. B．Bylistingnumbers.C．Bydescribingtheenvironment. D．Byaskingquestions.2．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”refertoinparagraph2?A．Havingagooddinner. B．Beingsenttotheprison.C．Wearingniceclothes. D．Owningawarmbed.3．Whydidn’tthepoliceconsiderSoapyastheonewhohadthrownthestone?A．BecauseSoapylookedfriendlierandmorehonestthanothers.B．Becausethecophadalreadyknownwhohadbrokenthewindowbefore.C．Becausethekindcopalwaysthoughtaboutthegoodsideofpeople.D．Becausethecopbelievedthecriminalwouldn’tstopthereandtalkedtohim.4．HowdidSoapy’sfeelingschangeaccordingtothepassage?A．hopeful—disappointed—sad—happy B．hopeful—disappointed—happy—sadC．disappointed—happy—sad—hopeful D．disappointed—hopeful—sad—happy（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）ItwasaquieteveningatStylesCourt,agrandoldhouseintheEnglishcountryside.Thevillagerswereinthelivingroomafterdinner,enjoyingteaandconversation.AmongthemwasHerculePoirot,afamousBelgiandetective(偵探),whowasinvitedtostayatthehousebyhisfriendJohnCavendish.Suddenly,peopleheardaloudshoutfromupstairs.EveryonerushedtothenoiseandfoundMrs.Inglethorp,theoldmistress(女主人)ofthehouse,lyingonthefloorofherbedroom.Besideherwasabrokencupandasmallbottlewiththeword“Strychnine”—adeadlypoison(毒藥).Poirotquicklytookcontrol.Hecheckedtheroomcarefully,noticingthatthewindowwashalfopenandasetoffootprintsledtothebed.Healsofoundapieceofpaperintherubbishbinwiththewords“Meetmeatthegardenatmidnight”writtenonit.Thenextmorning,Mrs.Inglethorpdiedinthehospital.Thedoctorwassurethatshewaspoisoned.Somepeoplesaidherhusband,AlfredInglethorp,poisonedher.However,Poirotdidn’tthinkso.HenoticedthatAlfredhadastrongalibi—hewasseeninthevillageatthetimeofthepoisoning.Besides,PoirotdiscoveredthatJohnCavendish,Mrs.Inglethorp’sstepson,wasintroubleandneededmoney.HealsolearnedthatCynthiaMurdoch,ayoungwomanstayingatthehouse,couldgetthepoisonbecausesheworkedinahospital.AsPoirotputtogetherallthethings,herealizedthatthecriminaltriedtoframe(陷害)AlfredInglethorp.Butwhowastherealkiller?Poirot’ssmartmindwasalreadyformingaplan.—AdaptedfromTheMysteriousAffairatStyles1．WhydidHerculePoirotcometoStylesCourt?A．Tolookforacriminal B．TovisithisfriendC．Toattendaparty D．Tofindajob2．Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderoftheevents?a.Mrs.Inglethorpwasfoundpoisonedinherbedroom.b.Poirotnoticedsomecluesinthebedroom.c.Peopleheardashoutfromupstairs.d.Mrs.Inglethorpdiedinthehospital.e.PoirotwasinvitedtoStylesCourtbyJohnCavendish.A．e-c-a-b-d B．e-a-c-b-d C．c-e-a-b-d D．c-a-e-b-d3．Whichsentencecantheunderlinedwordalibibeputin?A．Themanwascaughtandtakentothepolicestationforhis________.B．Thenew-found________turnedoutthathecouldn’tbethecriminal.C．Theseresultsfullyshowafurther________ofhisoutstandingability.D．Asageneral________,vegetableoilsarebetterforyouthananimalfats.4．Accordingtothepassage,whatwillmostlikelyhappennextinthestory?A．AlfredInglethorpwillbecaughtforthecrime.B．JohnCavendishwillrunawayfromStylesCourt.C．Poirotwillfindtherealkillerandsolvethecase.D．CynthiaMurdochwillberesponsibleforthekilling.（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）Manypeopledreamofgoingonagreattraveladventure(探險).Mostofuskeepdreaming;othersmakeithappen.GreggBleakney’sdreamwastotraveltheAmericas(美洲)fromtoptobottom.Hegottheideaafterhefinisheda1,600-kilometerbikeridealone.Gregg’sfriendBrooksAllenwasalsoacyclist(自行車騎手).Thetwofriendstalkedanddecidedontheirgoal:theywouldtravelfromAlaskatoArgentina—bybike.Topayforthejourney,GreggandBrooksworkedandsavedmoneyforyears.In2015,afterfouryearsofplanning,theysetoff.Oncetheywereontheroad,theyoftencampedoutdoorsorstayedinhostels(旅社).Inmanyplacesontheirway,localpeopleopenedtheirhomestothetwofriendsandgavethemfood.Duringtheirtrip,GreggandBrookscycledthroughdeserts,rainforests,andmountains.Theyvisitedmoderncitiesandancientruins,suchasTikalinGuatemala.Inmanyplaces,theymetothercyclistsfromallovertheworld.GreggandBrookskeptarecordoftheiradventuresinanonlineblog.Thetriptaughtbothmenalotabouttraveling.HereissomeofGregg’sadvice.●Travellight.Thelessbaggage(行李)youhave,thelessyou’llworryabout.●Beflexible.Don’tplaneverything.You’llbemorerelaxedandhappyevenwhentherearechallengesalongtheway.●Bepolite.AsonetravelertoldGregg,“Alwaysrememberthatnobodywantstofightorcheataniceguy.”1．WhendidGregggettheideatotraveltheAmericas?A．Afterfinishingalongbikeridewithhisfriend.B．Aftermeetingothercyclistsaroundtheworld.C．Afterridingthebikefor1,600kilometershimself.D．Afterfouryearsofplanningwithhisfriend.2．WhatdidGreggandBrookscyclethroughduringtheirtrip?A．Desertsandlakes. B．Rainforestsanddeserts.C．Mountainsandseas. D．Rainforestsandlakes.3．WhichstatementwouldGreggmostlikelyagreewith?A．It’simportanttobringasmuchbaggageaspossible.B．Whenyoutravel,onlystayinhotelswithpeopleyouknow.C．Learninghowtoshowthanksorsaysorryisnecessary.D．Youneedtoprepareeverythingtogetreadyinabetterway.4．Inwhichpartofamagazinecanyoureadthispassage?A．Travelandadventure. B．Amazinganimals.C．Citylife. D．Storiesandstorytellers.（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學(xué)考試）Istoodbythewindow,lookingatthegrayskyandsnowyground.Awomancrossedthestreet,withathickscarf,lookingcoldandunhappy.Themorningisperfectforreading,soIturnedonthelightandlayinbedwithabook.Thephonerang,andIheardmymumagreetosomething,mentioningmyname.Curious,Iwonderedwhatwashappening.MumenteredandtoldmeUncleSamwastakingmetoSparrowHills.Unwillingtoleaveonsuchacoldday,Ihesitated(猶豫)butdidn’twanttodisappointMum,soIputonmybluesweater.Thedoorbellrang,andUncleSamaskedifIwasready.“Isuppose,”Ireplied,takingawarmwoolhat.Weheadedtothestation,catchingthetraintoSparrowHills.Thetrainiswarm,andmybodystartedtorelax.“Canwejuststayonthetrain?”Isaidasthetrainstopped.UncleSamsoftlypulledmeupandsaid,“Youwillmissallthefun.”O(jiān)utside,thewindwasblowingstrongly.Thetreeswereshiningandtheyswunginthewind.“Idon’tknowhowlongIcanstayouthere,”Isaidaswestartedtowalkupthehill.Hepulledmeclosertothetreesandsaid,“Listen!”Atfirst,Iheardonlythewind.Thencameajinglingandchiming(叮叮當當).“That’sthemusicinwinter,”Myunclesaid.Ipulledmyhatuptofreemycars.Thebranches(樹枝)soundedlikehundredsofbellsringing,jinglingandchiming.IwassurprisedandIstoodstill,lookingattheicybrancheshittingeachotherandleavesswinginginthewind.ThenweclimbedtothetopofSparrowHillsandlookeddown.Thesnow-coveredtreesmadebuildingsappearbrighter.Thenthesunbrokethroughtheclouds.“Thesunisshining!”Ishoutedexcitedly.UncleSamsmiledandsaid,“Thesunisalwaysshining.Youjustneedtoclimbhighenoughtoseeit.”1．WhydidthewritermentiontheoldwomaninPara.1?A．Toshowhowlonelyshewas. B．Toshowhowmuchshelovedreading.C．Toshowhowpoortheoldwomanwas. D．Toshowhowcoldthedaywas.2．What’sthemusicinwinteraccordingtothepassage?A．Thesoundofthetrainpassingnearby. B．Thesoundofsnowfallingfromthetrees.C．Thesoundofthewindinthemountains. D．Thesoundofbranchesandleavesinthewind.3．HowdidMarina’sfeelingschangeinthestory?A．bored→angry→excited B．unhappy→surprised→excitedC．worried→pleased→sad D．unhappy→worried→surprised4．Whatcanweinferfromthestory?A．Marinawouldbegintolikegoingoutinwinter.B．Marinawouldprefertosleepathomeinwinter.C．UncleSamwouldnevertakeMarinaoutsideagain.D．Marina’smumwasn’tsureifMarinawouldhavefunatfirst.（23-24九年級下·重慶沙坪壩·開學(xué)考試）XiZhinongwasborninasmalltowninYunnanProvince.Whenhewasyoung,hemovedtoKunmingwithhismother.Feelinglikeacagedbirdinabigcity,hewasboredwiththebusyandnoisycitylifeandlookedforwardtonature.Hischancesooncame.In1983,hehelpedshootadocumentaryaboutbirds.Thatexperienceledhimtolearnphotographyandtakephotosofflyingbirds.Inthe1980s,theInternetwasnotthatpopularinChinaandcameraswereexpensive.Hemanagedtoborrowacameraandthrewhimselfintostudyinghowtouseit.Duringthattime,thelibrarybecamehisfavoriteplacewherehefirstreadsomemagazinesaboutnature.Itopenedadoorforhimtoconnectwithnature.In1992,aresearchprogramwasorganizedtoprotectatypeofunusualmonkeyswhichonlyliveinChina.Thenormalhalf-a-year-longwinterstherecreatedgreatchallengesforXiZhinong’swork,butheneverdrewback.“Ididn’tseethemonkeysinthewilduntilIwentintothemountainsthethirdtime,”saidXiZhinong.Hewentintothesnowmountainssixtimesjusttogetvaluablephotographsofthemonkeys.Severalyearslater,hisworkswoninternationalprizes.PeoplearoundtheworldbegantopayattentiontotheprotectionofwildanimalsinChina.AndheisthefirstChinesewinneroftheworld-famousWildlifePhotographeroftheYear.Inordertocallontonsofpeopletoprotectwildlifewithcameras,hestarted“ChinaWildlifePhotographyTrainingCamp”.Hehopesthatmoreyoungpeoplewilljoin-inforthenatureprotection.1．WhatcanwelearnaboutXiZhinongfromParagraph1?A．Hefeltlikeafreebird. B．Hewassatisfiedwiththecitylife.C．HewasborninKunming. D．Hewouldliketoliveinnature.2．WhichistherightorderofXiZhinong’sexperience?a.Hewonsomeprizesintheworld.

b.Hejoinedinshootingadocumentary.c.Hetooksomepicturesofmonkeys.

d.Hesetupacamptotrainphotographers.A．a(chǎn)—b—c—d B．b—c—a—d C．c—a—d—b D．d—a—b—c3．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“drewback”meaninParagraph4?A．Gaveup. B．Grewup. C．Setout. D．Puton.4．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．APhotographer’sWayofProtectingNature B．ADoorBetweenMagazinesandNatureC．DifficultiesofTakingWildlifePhotos D．WorldAttentiontoAnimalProtection（24-25九年級上·重慶沙坪壩·期末）①Fromcarpenter(木匠)togreatartist-thiswasthecourseofQiBaishi’slife.Qihasmadegreatachievementsinartisticculture.In1953,hewashonoredwiththetitle“People’sArtist”byChinesegovernment.②QiBaishihasleftbehindalargenumberofworksthatcoveredmanysubjects,includingshrimps,crabs,andfish.Theseartworkshaveoftenbeenondisplay(展覽),attractingmillionsofartlovers.Formostpeople,however,hismasterpiecesarehispaintingsofshrimpslikeMoXiaandXiaqutu.③Qi’sworksarenotonlyaboutanimalsbutalsoaboutflowersandvegetables.Peoplelovethesenature-basedpaintingsbecausetheworksremindthemofthecountrysideandoftheirhometowns.ThedoveisanothercommonsubjectinQi’sartduringhislateryears,showinghiswishforworldpeace.④Whethertheyarelandscapes,shrimps,flowersorfigures(人物),Qi’spaintingsarerichinexpressionsanddetails.Atthebeginning,hepaintedthesebyfollowingancientmodels.Later,hedevelopedapersonalstylebyusingheavyink,brightcolorsandenergeticstrokes(筆鋒)togivethemanalmostreal-lifefeel.Hecreatedworksinafreshandlivelyway,showinghislovefornatureandlife.Hisartreflectedaninternationaltrendinmodernartatthetime,yetheexpresseditinatypicalChineseway.⑤Qikeptfightingforhighergoals,especiallyashegotolder.Themanstillcontinuedtoworkeveninhis70s.WhilemanyotherChineseartistsretirefrompubliclifeatanoldage,Qiactivelytookonmoresocialresponsibilities.Hesaid:“Ilovemyhometown,mycountryandallthelivesthere.Inrecentyears,IhaverealizedthatwhatIpursueisworldpeace.”In1956,hewasawardedtheInternationalPeacePrizebytheWorldPeaceCouncil.⑥Inshort,QiBaishihasinfluencedalargenumberofpeopleinChina.NotonlydohisworksplayanimportantpartinChineseculture,buthisspiritsalsoencouragegenerationsofChinesepeople.1．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutQi’sworks?A．Hismostfamouspaintingsareaboutarabs.B．Hisworksareonlyaboutflowersandvegetables.C．Hedevelopedapersonalstylebyusingdarkcolors.D．Nature-basedpaintingsmakepeoplethinkoftheirhometowns.2．WhichsayingcanbestdescribethespiritofQiaccordingtothepassage?A．Silenceisgolden. B．Lifeisshort,artislong.C．Mannersmaketheman. D．Keepsomethingforarainyday.3．Whatdoestheunderlinedwordtheminparagraph④referto?A．Qi’spaintings B．energeticstrokes C．a(chǎn)ncientmodels D．nature4．Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．（24-25九年級上·重慶銅梁·期末）Onceuponatime,therewasaboynamedWangXiang.Hisfami