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四川省凉山州2021年中考英语真题试卷(音频暂未更新)

阅读下面的短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Each different part of China has its own special forms of traditional art. These usually try to show the things that are important in life, such as love, happiness, beauty and family. The most common things, from paper to clay to bamboo, are turned into objects of beauty. Here is some information about some of Chinese traditional arts.

Name

Paper cutting

Sky Lantern

Clay art

kite

Inventor Time

Unknown

Zhuge Kongming

Unknown

Lu Ban

Appearing Time

1,500 years ago

226 AD

4, 000 yearn ago

2,000 years ago

Material

Paper

Paper, bamboo

Clay, paper or cotton

Paper, bamboo

Main use

Ancient Times

Remembering ancestors

Asking for help

Being with the dead

Sending information

Today

Praying

Praying

Decorating

Playing

Complexity(制作难易度)

Harder

Hard

Hardest

Harder

(1)、How many kinds of materials are mentioned in the passage?
A、Two. B、Three. C、Four. D、Eight.
(2)、People make __________ most easily of all according to the passage.
A、paper cutting B、sky lanterns C、Clay arts D、kites
(3)、What are kites used for today?
A、Asking for help. B、Praying. C、Playing. D、Sending information.
(4)、Paper cutting appeared about ________________than kites.
A、500 years later B、500 years earlier C、1,500 years earlier D、2,000 years later
(5)、Which of the following is TRUE from the passage?
A、The inventor of paper cutting is Lu Ban. B、Kites and sky lanterns have different materials. C、People used clay arts to decorate in ancient times. D、Chinese traditional arts show some important things in life.
举一反三
 阅读理解

Taking Root.

How many kinds of plants are there in the world? Lucy Braun wondered that as a child. She showed great interest in plants at a young age. She often had energetic walks with her family through the nearby woods. Some plants and wildflowers seemed to shout at her with their wildcolours. Others hid behind rocks.

Lucy looked at the shapes of leaves as she walked in the woods. She kept a record of what she saw. She also learnt to draw what she saw. Then she could compare all kinds of plants. Later, Lucy grew more and more interested in botany, the study of plants.

Branching Out

At university, Lucy took classes in geology, or the study of rocks and minerals. Her work with geologists changed how she looked at the natural world. She continued her studies in botany as well. Lucy also took classes in ecology (生态学). Lucy believed that plant life in some areas was able to move to other places over time.

In Full Bloom

In 1917, Lucy began to teach botany at a university. She lived in a house near the woods. Lucy collected plants from all around the country. She took many photos of them, too. Colour photography was still new then. Because of that, people enjoyed her lessons and photos a lot.

The    ▲     of Labour (劳动)

Later in her life, Lucy wrote many field guides. In 1950, she published her most important guide. It describes the plants in the forests across the country. Ecologists still use it to study changes in the forests over time.

Today, Lucy has a few plants named after her. One of them is Lucy Braun's snakeroot, which is now in danger. Lucy's work in the protection of nature may help prevent its disappearance.

Lucy Braun lived to be 81. In her years as a botanist, Lucy collected nearly 12,000 plants!

 阅读下列短文,从下面每小题的 A 、B 、C 、D 四个选项中选择最佳 选项。

Foreign travelers took a photo after practising Tai Chi at the Temple of Heaven on July 9.

The 144-hour visa-free policy(过境免签政策) helps foreigners know the true China. 

You might have heard"city bcity"(city or not city). A foreign blogger said this when he visited the Great Wall. It soon became popular. People now use it to ask if a place has the fashionable feel of a big city. There are many more foreign travelers like him in China. This is partly thanks to China's 144-hour visa-free transit policy. 

A popular policy

The visa-free transit policy means foreigners can visit China without getting a visa. It started in 2013. At first, it only worked in seven big cities. At that time, people could stay for only 72 hours. But now, people can stay in China for up to 144 hours. The policy works in more places now. People from 54 countries enjoy this policy. 

The policy helps draw(吸引)more travelers to China. This year, more foreigners visited China through visa-free policies. 

Seeing the real China

Reporters in the West often write untrue news stories about China. They call China"unsafe and underdeveloped". But now, this policy lets more people sec the real China. 

"This is the whole reason why we decided to come to this country—we wanted to see what it's like for ourselves, "Luke, an Irish travel blogger, said. He thinks Chengdu is really"good, beautiful and modern" . 

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