2023年苏州英语中考阅读理解真题

年苏州英语中考阅读理解真题2023-2023

三、阅读理解（共小题；每题分，满分分）10220ADENVER,COLORADO--------What doesit taketo bea heroInthe caseof liveDenverchildren,it onlytakes acry for help.Here sthe storyof thesefive heroesas Gary Lewis,the mantheyhelped,tells it.（传动装置）“I liketo workon myold car.lt smy hobby.I wantedto puta newtransmission in（大块木头）the car.I putthe carup onblocks becauseI wantedto getunder it.I wastrying to get theoldtransmission outwhen suddenlythe carmoved forwardand fell off the blocks.lt camedown onmychest.I couldn t breathe.v“I triedto shoutforhelpfor aboutfive minutes,but Ialmost couldnot breathe.Could anyonehearmeWas Igoing todie Thenall of a suddenI heardsome littlechildren fromthe neighbourhood.Theywere runningto the car andsaying,What happened,sir’“Get help,please.I cant breathe,I toldthem.One ofthe childrenran tohis houseand toldhismom tocall

911.Then,before Iknew whatwas happening,all ofthe childrenwere aroundthe car.They（川肉）（抬起）used everymuscle Lin theirbodies to lift the car,and Iwas able toget out from underit.”Lewis gotout fromunder the car withjust afew cuts.He didn,t evenhave togo tothe hospital.These childrenare myheroes,“he says.Idon tknow howthey didit,but Iam..B.th.pric.o.th.rooms...C.th.guest.tha.sta.there...D.wha.i.i.mad.of.

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44.The carfellofftheblocksbecauseA.the childrenpushed itB.it movedforward byitselfC.Gary Lewismoved theblocks D.it wasdriven bysomeone.

45.GaryLewiscouldntbreathe becauseA.there wasa heavycar ontop ofhim B.he wasrunning veryfastC.he hada badcold D.he wasworking toohard

46.Lewis wasable togetoutfromunderthecarwhenA.the childrenworked togethertoliftit upa littlebitB.Raymond Browncame andpulled himoutC.he pushedthecarforwardD.the policecame tohis helpLife,Be init,for LongerOurchanging life expectancy inyears1980-19821985-19871990-1992Age MaleFemale MaleFemale MaleFemaleyears yearsyearsyears yearsyears

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47.The phraselife expectancyrefers toA.the changinglife,in yearsB.the agesof peopleborn after1980—1982C.the differencein agesbetween menand womenD.the yearsa personcan expect to liveif thereare nodisasters想要

48.The tableis intendedto showthatA.lifeexpectancyis changingvery littleB.females can expect tolive longerthan malesC.everyone canexpecttolive longernowD.old peopledon thave aslong tolive asyounger people

49.An eighty-year-old femalein1990canexpectto liveA.

0.5years more than amale the same ageB.

1.9years morethan amale thesame ageC.

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8.9years morethan amale thesame ageDr.Iren.Pepperberg..scientis.a.th.Universit.o.Arizona.ha.worke.wit.Ale.fo.ninetee.years.teachi（助n.Ale.t.spea.an.understan.wasn.eas.a.first.H.ha.t.lear.on.wor.a..time.Iren.an.a.assistant手.woul.teac.AIe.b.showin.hi.wha..wor.meant.Iren.wouLhol.u.a.objec..sayin.What.this”He.assistan.woul.giv.th.word—（表扬）“candy”,for example——while Alexwatched.Irene wouldpraise herassistant,then askAlexthe namefor theobject.When hegot itright,Irene wouldpraise himand givehim theobject toplaywith asa reward.lt tookAlex manyweeks tolearn hisfirst word.After that,each newword becameeasierand easierfor him.Why didIrene spendso muchtime gettinga parrotto talkScientists likeIrene areinterested in（聪颖）（）discovering howintelligent animalsare andhow theirbrains work.But studyinganimal（交流）intelligence hasbeen difficult,partly becauseanimals havent beenabletocommunicate clearlywithhumans.Teaching Alexto speakwords thathe understandshas letIrene talktohim directly.She canask himquestions,and hecan answerthem inEnglish.In thisway,Irene isfindingout whatkinds of things Alexs braincan do.She hasfound thatparrots aremuch smarterthan scientistsused to think.（不寻常时）

50.According tothe passage,how isAlex remarkableA.He canuse theEnglish languageto answerquestions.B.He useswords inEnglish insteadof birdcalls tocall otherbirds.C.He cancopy thepronunciations ofmorethan100English words.D.Alex hasa brainthat ismuch biggerthan thoseof otherparrots.

51.Ho.di.Dr.Pepperber.teac.Ale.t.spea.wit.understandingA.She saidthesameword allday longso thatAlex couldrepeat it.B.She taughtAlex aspecial signlanguage.C.She gaveAlex rewardsif hewould saywhat shesaid.D.She gaveAlex acandy everytime heanswered correctly.

52.Wh.di.Dr.Pepperber.teac.Ale.t.spea.wit.understandingA.She wantedto proveit couldbe done.B.She wantedto providea modelfor peoplewho wanttalking birds.C.She wantedto findout howmany wordsparrots couldremember.D.She wantedto findout whatkinds ofthings hisbrain coulddo.

53.According tothe passage,Alex hasproved thatA.birds arenot theonly animalsthat canlearn alanguage.B.parrots aremuch clevererthan scientistsusedtothink.C.birds arejust asintelligent ashumans.D.teaching parrotsto speaka humanlanguage isnt verydifficult.年2023

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