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2025年英语中考复习
专题二 题型锤炼
任务型阅读
（A）（2024·淮南中考）
The Internet is the best thing to happen since the creation of the
alphabet . However, can you trust what you read on the Internet Anyone
in the world can put a website on the Internet. Many people say that the
things they read on the Internet may not be true. You need to be careful
when you look through lots and lots of information. As you explore the
Internet for information, here are some ideas to get the right things
online.
First, check who wrote the website. Make sure that the writer is an
expert. For example, if the topic is science, make sure the writer is a
（n） ▲ or a science teacher. The expert can provide us with
professional knowledge or statistics （统计数据） in the field. Make sure
to study the statistics so that you can avoid making minor mistakes .
Next, make sure the site is there for a good reason, not a bad one.
If the site is meant to fool you, you can be sure you can't trust what's
on it. If the site is there to give you information, the information is
more possibly good.
Also, check how old the information is. A good research engine
（搜索引擎） can help you get a date for when something was written.
In many subjects, like science, new information replaces old information
all the time.
Finally, train yourself to be a serious person about the information
from websites. You can use other resources to check what you've got
online.
If you follow these suggestions, you will become a better user of
the Internet.
* Alphabet is a set of letters or symbols in a fixed order, such as
Aa to Zz in English, and used in writing.
** A minor mistake is a mistake that is small and not so important
or serious.
1.How many pieces of advice does the writer give
The writer gives _______ pieces of advice.
4/four
2.What word（s） can you put in the “▲”
I can put “________” there.
scientist
3.Why should you study the statistics on the site
Because we can avoid _____________________ if we do that.
making minor mistakes
4.Which paragraph best matches the picture on the right
It's Paragraph ______ in the passage.
5/five
5.What's the passage mainly about
It's about how to ________________________.
get the right things online
（B）（2023·濮阳中考）
Professor Chen Lin was a famous Chinese educator of the English
language. He did a lot to help English learners in China. On January
21, 2023, he passed away at the age of 101.
When he was interviewed in 2006, he talked about an amusing
experience with China Daily to express his special love for it: “I must
say that over the past 25 years, I have come to like this English title—
China Daily—more and more, with my love for the newspaper. One
small event in my relationship with China Daily was an amusing and
unforgettable one.”
“In 1982, China Daily celebrated its first anniversary（周年纪念）.
At that time, Katherine Flower of the UK and I were helping with the
British English-teaching TV programme ‘Follow Me.'”
“Soon after that, the editorial board（编辑部）suggested that Kathy
and I could help them with their publicity（宣传；推广）programme. So
the two of us appeared in a CCTV ad in which we sat at breakfast
table reading China Daily. We raised our heads and said to the audience,
smiling: ‘Let's read China Daily DAILY.'”
“We thought it was very clever and enjoyed it.”
From then on, the number of China Daily's readers has been
increasing. More and more people, both at home and abroad, fell in love
with it. Then at Professor Chen Lin's suggestion, a series of English
weekly newspapers for middle school students, such as 21st Century
Teens JR and 21st Century Teens SR, came out after China Daily. Now,
they are enjoyed by many teachers and students in China.
*China Daily is China's official English newspaper. Its Chinese title
is 《中国日报》.
1.What language did Professor Chen Lin teach
He taught _________________________.
（the）English（language）
2.When was China Daily started
It was started in ______.
1981
3.Who does the underlined part “the two of us” refer to
It refers to ___________________________________________________.
Katherine （Flower）/Kathy and （Professor） Chen Lin
4.Which English word in the passage means “有乐趣的；有意思的”
It's “________”.
amusing
5.What title can you make for this passage in no more than eight words
using “Chen Lin, China Daily”
The title can be “________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________”.
（Professor/Mr. ） Chen Lin and China Daily；
（Professor/Mr.） Chen Lin's （Special） Love for China Daily；
（Professor/Mr.） Chen Lin loved China Daily
（C）
Chinese shadow puppetry is a form of traditional Chinese folk drama.
It is probably one of the most ancient arts with light and shadow. It is
also a mix of many art forms, including painting, music, opera and story-
telling. Shadow puppetry was added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural
Heritage List in 2011.
More than 2000 years ago, Emperor Wu in the Han Dynasty was
very sad after his wife died. One day, one of his men happened to see
some children playing with toys. The shadows of the toys were lively on
the floor. Then he had an idea—he made a puppet （偶） of the
emperor's wife. As night fell, he asked the emperor to watch a puppet
show. This is believed to be the start of shadow puppetry.
In the Tang Dynasty, shadow puppetry was played by many people
in many places around the country. Then in the Yuan Dynasty, it was
introduced into West Asian and European countries along the Silk Road.
The art form became the most popular in the Qing Dynasty. At that time,
it was played in almost every province and in many kinds of celebrations
like weddings and birthday dinners.
It is not an easy job to make the puppets. Their body parts are cut
one by one and then joined together so that they can move freely.
During the show, puppetry artists connect the puppets' most important
joints （关节） with sticks. In this way, they can hold the puppets and
make the puppets walk, run or dance as they want. Sometimes the
puppets could be as lively as living things on the screen.
In fact, most puppetry artists across China don't get trained and don't
play shadow puppetry as a job. They just play it for fun and love. In
recent years, puppetry artists have explored ways to make this ancient art
form as popular as it used to be and pass it on to the young, hoping
more people can understand its importance and feel its beauty. They also
get help from the Chinese government. Thanks to their hard work,
Chinese shadow puppetry is becoming great again.
1.What art forms does Chinese shadow puppetry include
It includes __________________________________.
painting, music, opera and storytelling
2.Who might be the first puppet according to the passage
It is __________________ in the Han Dynasty.
Emperor Wu's wife
3.When did the Chinese shadow puppetry become the most popular
It became the most popular ___________________.
in the Qing Dynasty
4.Why do puppetry artists cut puppets' body parts one by one and then
joined them together
They do this to make the puppets ____________.
move freely
5.How does the Chinese government deal with this ancient art form
The Chinese government __________________________________________
_______________.
offers help to puppetry artists to make the art form great again
（D）
Have you watched the latest Chinese animated （动画的） film
called Chang'an It's about some of the most important poets from the
Tang Dynasty. So far, it has become Chinese longest animated film with
a running time of 168 minutes. The film gives a description of the
dynasty's development, the poets' journeys and traditional Chinese culture
with 48 beautiful ancient poems together.
Chang'an, directed by Xie Junwei and Zou Jing, tells the story of Li
Bai, China's beloved poet, and his close friend Gao Shi.
It's set against the background of the Tang Dynasty's change from its top
of prosperity （繁荣） to the turmoil （动乱）. The film shows the
long friendship between the two poets. It also includes other poets such
as Du Fu and Wang Wei. The film tells us all these people's luck
changed as the country's luck changed, too.
To ensure exact history, the film creators took research trips to
different places. They went to Tongguan, Songzhou, and, of course, Xi'an.
Xi'an was the capital of the Tang Dynasty and it is now the capital of
Shaanxi Province. These visits not only inspired the creative process but
also allowed the creators to collect valuable ideas from the characters and
ancient paintings shown at the Shaanxi History Museum.
Xie Junwei said that the film shows their admiration for the great
poets of the Tang Dynasty. Co-director Zou Jing added that audiences can
enjoy the wonderful lives of these poets in the film and experience the
charm of Tang poetry. Producer Song Yiyi said, “We will read these
poems, and so will our children and grandchildren.”
1.How long is the animated film Chang'an
It is ____________.
168 minutes
2.How many poets are mentioned in this passage
_______ poets are mentioned in this passage.
4/Four
3.What does the film want to tell us
It tells us that people's luck depends on _________________.
the country's luck
4.How did the film creators ensure exact history
By ___________________ to different places.
taking research trips
5.Which word in the passage means “观众”
It's “__________”.
audiences
（E）
In ancient China, there were “four treasures of the
study”—the writing brush, ink, paper, and the inkstone.
Among all the inkstones, the Chengni inkstone was one
The Chengni inkstone first appeared during the Western Han Dynasty,
but the skills of making it were lost during the late Ming Dynasty.
Thankfully, today the traditional skills have been revived （恢复） with
the help of Lin Yongmao and his son Lin Tao.
of the most famous and was widely loved for its soft texture.
In 1984, Lin Yongmao began working at the museum in Xinjiang,
Shanxi Province. There he read some books about the Xinjiang Chengni
inkstone, and then decided to revive the lost skills.
It was easier said than done. It took the father and son two years to
find proper materials to produce the Chengni inkstone. That was just the
first step. After failing many times, they finally succeeded in making two
Chengni inkstones in 1991. Three years later, their Chengni inkstones
won a gold prize.
But the father and son did not stop there. While improving the skills
of making the Chengni inkstone, they set up a workshop in the hope of
making the Chengni inkstone more popular. At the same time, Lin Tao
has created special Chengni inkstone products and brought them to
competitions at home and abroad to increase the influence of the Chengni
inkstone.
1.Which English word in the passage means “质地”
It's “_______”.
texture
2.When did Lin Yongmao and Lin Tao win a gold prize
They won a gold prize in ______.
1994
3.What's the purpose of Paragraph 4
It is written to show it was ____________ to revive the Chengni
inkstone.
hard/difficult
4.What does the underlined word “them” refer to
It refers to _______________________________.
special Chengni inkstone products
5.What do you think of Lin Yongmao and Lin Tao according to
Paragraph 5
They are ______________________.
hard-working/determined
（F）
Have you heard of the horse-face skirt This Chinese
skirt dates back to the Song Dynasty （960—1279）. The
skirt has folds on both sides. It looks very beautiful. In 2022,
a French fashion brand copied the design of the skirt. Many
hanfu lovers began to spread the knowledge of the skirt. This helped
more people learn about traditional Chinese clothes. “For us, wearing the
skirt is not just for fashion,” said Mao, one of the hanfu lovers. “It also
shows our love for Chinese culture.”
Recently, the skirt has gotten even more attention. Many famous
Chinese people have worn it to international events. And during the
holidays, lots of young people wore the skirt when they went on trips.
People in other countries like this skirt, too. Chinese clothing
companies have gotten a lot of orders for it from abroad. A report
studied how popular the skirt was among foreign users of Chinese short
video platforms （平台）. What did the report find In 2023, users from
more than 90 countries and areas shared the background about the skirt!
This is a good example of Chinese culture going global.
Besides the skirt, “new Chinese-style clothes” is also a hot topic.
These clothes add traditional Chinese elements to modern designs. They
have won the hearts of many people. All this shows that we are
becoming more and more confident in our own culture!
1.What does the underlined word “It” refer to
It refers to “_________________________”.
wearing the horse-face skirt
2.Who likes the horse-face skirt
Both ______________________ and ________________________________.
Chinese/people in China
foreigners/people in other countries
3.How many hot topics are mentioned in this passage
_______ hot topics are mentioned.
Two/2
4.Which English word in the passage means “元素”
It's “_________”.
elements
5.What title can you make for this passage in no more than eight words
The title can be “____________________”.
The Horse-Face Skirt
（G）（2022·安化）
My name is Xue Mingwen, a middle school
student. My brother is two years younger than me.
He is now in Grade 6 at a primary school. Both
of us like reading famous stories and we often
share storybooks. Some stories are famous because
people have been telling them for many years. Others, such as fables
（寓言）, are famous because they have an excellent ending or teach a
good lesson—a moral in other words.
The other day, my brother shared a very old story from an English
storybook. Both of us were attracted （吸引） by the new, useful
language in the fable that everyone can tell. Although the story was
simple, it was educational. It is our decision that we should share it here.
We hope you can learn more words and a new way or two of
expressing your ideas in English after you read this fable.
1.Who is Xue Mingwen
He is most probably a _______ of Grade ________.
student
8/Eight
2.What was Xue Mingwen's opinion of the old story according to
Paragraph 2
He thought it was _____________________.
simple but educational
3.How did the two brothers decide to deal with the story after reading it
They decided to ____________________________ with readers.
share （it/the story） （here）
4.What is the name of the fable here
It is _________________________.
The Hare and the Tortoise
5.What new word（s）, phrase（s） or sentence（s） can you learn from
the old story above
I can learn①___________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
new words: hare/tortoise/snooze/plod/hop/cabbage （s）…
②（new） phrases: give him a head start/fall asleep among the
cabbages/have time to snooze/（couldn't） catch up/hop fast/slowly plod
past… //（new） sentences: I'm so much bigger and better than you. /
Bigger doesn't always mean better… and more.
（H）
1.What time do Western people usually have
dinner
They usually have dinner _____________________
_________.
at around 7 p.m. or even later
2.How do people eat food in the West
People eat food with ________________ in the
West.
knives and forks
3.What does a host want to do by asking “Can I
fill the guest's plate
serve you”
He wants to ___________________.
4.What can you do if you don't like the food given
If you don't like the food given, you can push it ____________________
____ and leave it there.
to the edge of the plate
5.What is the poster mainly about
It tells us the ________________________ of Western countries.
eating rules/table manners
（I）
Sleep is very important to people of all ages. Sleep deprivation
（睡眠不足） can affect our ability to work and study. Here are five
pieces of ▲ about sleep.
______________________①How many hours of sleep do we need each day
New borns: 14—17
Teenagers: 8—10
Adults: 7—9
Elderly adults:7—8
②Tiredness usually peaks （达到高峰） twice a day, at 2 a.m.and
2p.m.
③If you fall asleep within 5 minutes, you are short of sleep. The ideal
（理想的） time is between 10 and 15 minutes.
④People can make terrible mistakes if they don't get enough sleep. A
lack （缺乏） of sleep plays a role in accidents such as:
续表
●the Exxon Valdez oil spill
●the Challenger space shuttle disaster
●the Chernobyl nuclear accident
⑤Adult humans sleep about 3 hours less than other primates
（灵长类动物）.
Monkeys sleep around 10 hours a day.
续表
1.What time do people feel the sleepiest during a day
People feel the sleepiest ____________________during a day.
at 2 a.m. and 2 p.m.
2.About sleeping time, how many kinds of people are listed in the
passage
There are _________________.
4 kinds of people
3.How does the writer prove （证明） a lack of sleep plays a role in
accidents
The writer proves it by __________________.
（giving）examples
4.Which word can be put in “▲”, “suggestions” or “facts”
It is “_____”.
5.What book is this passage probably taken from
It's probably taken from a book about ___________.
facts
sleep/health
（J）
How do ultra-processed （超加工） foods harm our health
Food types when it comes to processing
Whole: foods that have gone through either zero or little processing,
such as boiling.
Processed: foods that have undergone through some processing with
ingredients （配料） added, such as salt and sugar.
Ultra-processed: foods that only have small parts of the original
（原先的） food and have many additives.
Addictive power
People may have strong bad feelings if they stop eating ultra-
processed foods. The addiction is a problem for 14 percent of adults
and 12 percent of children.
续表
Health problems
According to studies that followed the healthy condition of people
who eat large amounts of ultra-processed foods, researchers found that:
39 percent of them are more likely to develop high blood pressure.
24 percent of them are more likely to have serious heart problems,
such as heart attacks.
续表
Identifying ultra-processed foods
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
续表
1.What do processed foods look like
They have undergone through some processing_____________________,
such as salt and sugar.
with ingredients added
2.Which English word in the passage means “添加剂”
It's “_________”.
additives
3.According to studies, what problems may arise if people eat large
amounts of ultra-processed food
___________________ and serious heart problems may arise.
High blood pressure
4.Which are the healthiest in “Fruit” and “Nuts”
They are __________________.
apples and peanuts
5.What book is this text probably taken from
It's probably taken from a book about ___________.
food/health
（K）
An earthquake may happen at any time. It's
important for us to know what to prepare in daily
life, how to keep safe and what not to do during the
earthquake. The following poster in the community
will help you.
1.What is the purpose of the poster
The purpose of the poster is to tell people the way
of ____________ in an earthquake.
keeping safe
2.What are we supposed to prepare before the earthquake
We are supposed to prepare __________________________ before the
earthquake.
our personal earthquake bag
3.What stops people from moving away during the earthquake
____________________ stops people from moving away during the
earthquake.
Holding the furniture
4.What shouldn't you do to avoid hurting by some falling objects
To avoid hurting by some falling objects, we shouldn't ________________
___________.
stand close to the buildings
5.How can you avoid being hurt by electricity
We can avoid being hurt by electricity by going _____________________
___________.
（far） away from the power lines
（L）
Kong Zi, Confucius in English, is a great philosopher（哲学家）.
He lived in China from 551 BC to 479 BC. He gave China and the
world deep thoughts and ideas about life and how to live it well. They
are known far and wide. Also, his works are studied in many top
universities.
Confucius found out three main truths about a good life. First, he
said we should respect（尊重）the king. Next, we should do everything
possible to respect each other. Finally, he believed that we can have a
really good and happy life if we learn to live in harmony. This means
that we should try to find a way to live peacefully both with each other,
and with the natural world.
During his lifetime, Confucius travelled across China, working as a
teacher. Wherever possible, he tried to put his ideas into action. None of
his wise sayings were written down while he was alive. His followers
collected them after his death. One of his greatest thoughts is that “Don't
do to others what you do not want others to do to you.” Slowly, people
everywhere learned about as well as from his wisdom（智慧）.
Today, Confucius is believed to be one of the greatest philosophers.
His thoughts and ideas are studied and spread all over the world.
1.What did Confucius give to China and the world
He gave China and the world______________________ about life and
how to live it well.
deep thoughts and ideas
2.According to Paragraph 2, what will happen if people learn to live in
harmony
They will have a_____________________________.
（really） good and happy life
3.Why did Confucius travel across China
He travelled across China in order to________________________________
_________________by teaching.
put his ideas into action/spread his thoughts and ideas
4.What does the underlined word “them” in Paragraph 3 refer to
It refers to Confucius'____________________________.
（wise） sayings/thoughts/ideas
5.What is the writer's purpose of writing the last paragraph
The writer wrote it to___________________the passage.
conclude/sum up/end
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