搶分猜押閱讀理解之記敘文猜押考點3年真題(記敘文)學生對文章具體信息的精準定位與傳統(tǒng)文化傳承與社會問題的關注。內(nèi)容：HunterAdams的人物傳記主題：個人經(jīng)歷內(nèi)容：Matt在Mrs.Potter的幫助下重新尋得與自然親近的機會并收獲了慰藉和快樂主題：個人經(jīng)歷內(nèi)容：“我”從烘焙上學會慢慢享受生活acrosstotheothersideoftheisland(島嶼),Icouldseetheotherislands,andIsaidtomyself,"Icangettherewithaboat.PerhapsIcaSoIdecidedtomakemyselfaboat,Icutdownabigtree,andtinit.Itwashardwork,butabdowntothesea.HowsillyIwas!Wheavy.Icouldn'tmoveit!IThathappenedinmyfourthyearontheisland.Inmydieatsea.Theislandwasmyhomenow,later,ImademyselfasecondcanoeontheothersideoftheislantomakenewclothesformyselffromtheskinsofdeatheykeptmedryintIkeptfoodandtools(工具)atbothmyhouses,andalsowildgoats(山羊).Thereweremanygoatsontheisland,andImadefieldswA.TheAdventuresofTomSawyerB.AnneofGreenGablesC.RobinsonCrusoeD.PeterPan2.ThepurposeofmakingacanoeontheislandwastoA.escapeinitB.gettotheothA.keepinggoatsformiA.BecauseitwastoosmB.BecauseitwastoohD.Becausethewriterwasbusybuildingasecondhouse.A.thewritertriedtomakehisstaycomfortableonB.thewriterhadnothingtodoonthewildislandThiswasadarkroomabovesomeoffices.EventaboutMarleysincethemanhaddied.Scroogelookedatthedooitchangedbacktobeinganordinarydoorknockeragain.Scroogetoldhimselfthatwhathehadseenhadwidestairs.Infrontofhim,hethoughthesawahearse(靈車).thelightfromhiscabegantomoveandafewmomentslateritbegantoring.ScroogewasnThesewereroomswhereawinemerchantkeepsallhiswines.—TakenfromAChristmasCarolA.ItlookedlikeMarley'sface.7.WhatdoestheunderlA.encourageB.endC.expressA.Becausehelikedtoscarepeople.C.Becausehedidn'tliketobeseenA.Hisservantwasgone.C.AbellstartedringingbyitselfD.AcandlewenA.Relaxed—Calm—WorriedB.Relaxed—Surprised—CrazyC.Surprised—Uncertain—ScaredD.Surprised—Confused—Cwatchingsunsetsverymuch.Come,let'sgotolookatthinkingthatIamathome!”Justso.Everybodyknoimpossible,isn'tit?Bu“Oneday,Isawthesunsetmyself,"yousaidtome,"forty-fourtimes!”Andalittlelateryouadded,"Youknow▲”“So,wereyousad,then?”Iasked,“onthedayoftheforty-foursunsets?”A.Becauseitwashisownsecret.B.BecauseitcC.Becausehewantedtomakefriends.D.BecausehA.TherearecolorfulsunsetsinFrance.C.ThelittleprinceandIhavethesamehome.D.TimemaybediffeA.Icouldn'tmakeithomeintime.B.DifferentpeoplehavedifferenA.Proud.B.Pitiful.C.Pleased.D.A.SunsetsinsadnessC.Friendsinneedhelpoftheneighbor'shusband,Liuknewthatshewantedtomkindgesture,andthoughtitwouldbegreatifsTheexperienceleftindeliblemarksonhearing-impaired(耳背的fup,butherneighbor'sfapatience,shetaughtthestustudentsspeak,sheputherlips(嘴唇)againsttheirhandtoletthemtheflowoftheair,whileallowingthestudentstoputtheirhandarouncouldfeelthevibration(fB.showthepainofhearing-impairedpeopleC.showtherelationshipbetweenLiuandherneighborD.showLiu'sreasonfo17.Theunderlinedword“iA.ever-lastingB.believableC.movingD.uncomfortA.LiulovedthestudentsonseeingthemC.Liu'sneighborhadagreatinflueB.LiutriedherbesttoteachthestudD.Lipsplayedthemostimportantpartinteaching.20.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.NeverGivingUpB.C.ThirtyYearsofAchievementsD.SpecialLoveforSpecialThecompetitionstarted.Sophiewasfirst.Carolinewasnexrib(肋骨).ButCarolineneededtofocusonthecoAfewmomentslaterCarolinefinishedtheround.Sheloo"Iknewthatyouweregoingtowisolucky.”“Whatdoyoumean?”askedCaroline.Fredreplied.“Well,withalittlehelpshecanbe“Fred,whatareyoutalkingabout?”Carolineshouted.FredtoldCarolinethatheputsleepingpillsinBlossom'swater.“OhFred!”Carolinecried.“DoyouthinkIwanttowinlikethat?”goodnessshe'snotdead!”“That'salright,Fred,"Carolinesaid."Iknowyoudiditforme.truth.Idon'twanttheCup.Notlikethis!”21.WhatdidCaroline'sfatherprobablysaytoherbeforethA.“Youaremysweetdaughter.”C.“ApplewindisbetterthanBlossom.”D.“Friendshipfirst,competitionsecond.”22.WhydidFredputsleepingpillsiC.HetriedtomakeCarolinehappy.D.HewantedBlossomt①worried②scared③disappointedC.CarefulandpatientA.Truevictoryshouldbeachievedfairly.C.WinningcompetitionsrequiressecretplanAfter84days,theoldmanlookedupanoscattering(散落)ofbait(誘餌)fishinthewater.Butastroseintheair,turnedanddropphaddroppedbackintothewater,moretunastartedjumpingoutofthewateafterthebait.TheywerecirclingIftheydon'ttraveltoofast,Iwillgetintothem,"themakingthewaterwhiteandthebirddivingdowntocattightunderhisfoot.Hedroppedhisoars(船槳)andfeWhenhepulled,hecouldseethebluebackofthefishinthewateraneyesstaredwhenhehitagainsttheflooroftheboatwithhistail.Theoldmahead-to-calm.him.down-and-then-pushedhim-to-the-backoftheboat.—AdaptedfromTheOldManandtheSeaA.Hesawflyingfishjumpingoutofthewater.B.Thebird'scirclingshowedfishnearby.27.HowdidtheoldmanknowthatthereA.ThebaitfishwereforcedtothesurfaceoftC.Thefishinglineatthebackoftheboatgrewtightunderhisfoot.D.Hefelttheweightofthefishonhishanddirectly.28.WhatdidtheoldmandotothetuA.HeliftedthefishintotheboatB.Hethrewitbackintothewater.C.Hehititontheheadtocalmitdownandthenpushedittotheback29.WhatcanweinferfromparA.ThebirdalwaysfollowstheoldmanduringhisB.ThesizeofthetunamadeitextremelydifficulttocC.TheoldmanwasexperiencedinhandlingthecaD.Thetunadidn'tstruggleatallafterbeingpu30.HowdidtheoldmanfeA.Disappointed.B.Satisfied.C.Annoyed.D.TiredAstheywerelookingupattheceiling,anotherwaybecausetheythoughtitwasnotsafetogobackthroughtheroomwiththesleepingattheHarperstonight.Shewon'tfindthatI’mmissinguntillatethenextmorning!”“Alright,Becky.Let'snotcry.Weshouldjustkeepwalking.Aslongaswewalk,there'shope.”inordertosaveit.AndsomuchofthetimetheywalkeseveraltimesbutnevergotanyanswhetoldBeckytositandwaitforhim.Tomlitthecandlstretched(伸長)hisarmtofeelhowdeepthedropwas.Whilehewasfeelingaround,hanotherhand.TomjumpedbackandheldowasthefaceofInjunJoe.(AdaptedfromTheAdventuresofTomSawyer)31.WhydidTomandBeckychoosethewayontheotA.Itwastheonlywaytheycouldf32.HowmightBeckyhavefeltafterhearingTommentionhermother?A.Afraidbuthopeful.33.WhathappenedtoTomafterhA.Hewassavedbyhisfriend.B.HewascaugC.Hefellintoanunknownworld.34.Whatistherightoa.TommetInjunJoeonhisway.bc.Tomstartedtolookfoe.TomandBeckywalkedA.d-e-b-c-aB.d-b-e-C-aC.e-d-b-c-aA.Aboy'sdreamofstartingajourneyaC.Aboy'sdiscoveriesonhisadventur(2025·深圳南山區(qū)學府中學·一模)Ibelieveinthepowerofinspiration(激勵).Ilikeplayingbasketball.However,whenIplayedintheboy'sclub,Idballtome,Iwouldquicklypasstheballtoanotherteammate.Idared(敢于)notshoottheballmyself.IwasafraidthatIwouldmisstheshotandbelaughedatbymyteammates.Iwandfelttheexcitementoftheplayersrightaftertheymadetheshot.“Thosefeelingswouldn'tryoutforbasketballorwrestling?”Idecidedtojoinanotheteammatepassedtheballtome.IreceivedthebIfelttheexcitementofanNBAplayer.Mysuccessfulplaywasunforgettable.I'llneverforgetthatdhavetrouble.Peopleneedtobeinspiredtofindtheirpassion.Theirpassionwillmostlikelyhelpthemtoachievegreaterthingsinlife,andtobethebestpeopletheycanbe.A.Thewriterwaslaughedatbyhisteammates.B.ThewriterwaskeenonbaseD.Thewriterdidn'thaveA.Angrily.B.Doubtfully.C.Ashamedly.D.Thankfully.B.Becauseoneplayerpassedtheballtothewriter.C.BecausethewritermadeasD.BecausepeopleconsideredthewriterasanNBAplayer.39.Whatwashisbestfriend'sopiniontowardplayingbasketball?A.Interested.B.Excited.C.Disbelieving.D.Supp40.Accordingtothewriter,howcanwefindpassionifwehavetrouble?A.Weneedtobeinspired.C.Weneedtobechallenged.D.Weneedtojoinanotherclub.PlateaurecentlyhadtheirfirstconcertinaNovember21st.Thestudentsshowedtheirskillsbydancing,playingthepianoandinstruments,andsinginginbothChineseandTibettheirperformance.Theaudienceenjoyedtheirtalentsverymuch.Province,travelingtoShanghaiwasalsothefirsttimeManyaudiencememberspraisedtheperformantransportedtotheplateauwhentheteenagersstartedsingMuchofthecredit(贊譽)forthestudents'achievementscanbegiventotheirteacherZhaoXingzhou,whohashelpedhisstudentstodiscovertheirmusicamusicinourheartsandIhopeIcasingsince5yearsold,buthadnoideaofmusictheoryandtechniqMr.Zhao,whowasassigned(分配)fromShanghaitoJiuzhicountytosupportthsaiditwasagreatopportunitytoshowhomestoawiderworld.Andhopethatmusiccancontinuetheymeetwithfailureandproblemsinthefuture,musicwilloA.Howlongtheperformancelasted.B.Whattheperformancewasabout.C.Wheretheperformerscamefrom.D.Howteenagersfe42.HowdidtheaudiencefeelabouttheperfoA.Theyweresurprised.C.Theyweresatisfied.43.WhatdidTenzinKunsangA.Hemadestudents'schoollifefC.HeletmusicentertheheartsofsD.Hehasmadegreatcontributionstothemusicaleduca44.WhatcanweinferfromthepB.Traditionalmusicismorepopularwiththeaudience.D.TheremoteareasofQinghaiProvinceareinneedofteachers.45.Wherecanyoupossiblyreadthepassage?A.Atravelmagazine.C.Ashortstory.gentlemanfoundhimonaparkbenchcreatingacherishedtraditiongentleman,Stuffyhadenjoyedabigdinnerwithtwokindthanksforthisblessing.Comewithme,andI'lltreatyoutoamealthatwillmakeyoufehishotface,buttheoldgentleman,shiverinStuffyoftenwonderedwhytheoldgentlemwishedhehadason—someonewhowouldrememberhimandcontinuethetradgentlemanhadnofamily.Heliwhoseeyesshonewithkindness.StuffgentlemanunderstoodthiswasStuffy'swayofacceptingthemeal,"Thankyou.I'mveryhungry,"Theywenttotherestaurantwhhospital.ThedoctorsdiscovA.Hungryandgrateful.B.NervousandC.Excitedandhappy.A.Tohaveasontorememberhim.C.Tofindanewholidaytradition.A.Becausehewasbadlyill.B49.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.AlonelyoldgentlemanB.TheC.Stuffy'sunusualexperienceD.TwoThanksgivingDaygentlemen50.Whoisprobablythewriterofthisarticle?A.MarkTwain.B.O.Henry.C.Archimedes.D.Marcobackyard.Iwasn'ttooexcitedabDayspassed,andnothinjustawaste.Butthen,agentleremindercame,"Bepatient.GoodthiAsthesunflowersgrewtaller,DcareformebehindOnestormynight,thetallestsunflovoicesaid,“Sometimes,eventhestrongestcanfall.Btgrowthisn'talwayseasy.Sometimesweneedtobendandjustbestrongwhenfaci51.WhydidthefatherinsistongardeningtA.TostophissonfromplayingvideogB.TospendmoretimewithhissonandbuildacC.ToteachhissontheimportanceoflearningaboutnatureaD.Tomakehissonexperiencegrowthandunderstandsupport52.WhatdidtheauthorlearnfromtheexperienceA.AlltheplantscangrowC.Patienceandcareareimportantforgrowth.53.WhatdidtheauthordowhenhefA.Hepresentedthemtoothers.C.Heplantedmoreseedsimmediately.D.Heworrie54.Whatdoesthephrase"justabitlC.ThesunflowerwillnotgrowaD.ThesunflowerwillbeeasA.Bored→Ashamed→Excited→Annoyed→Upset→ThB.Excited→Bored→Thankful→Angry→Doubtful→EnC.Hopeful→Disappointed→Surprised→Understanding→D.Uninterested→Hopeless→Amazed→Understanding→Sad→EaTV,sothewholefamilywouldgettogetherinmybrother'sroomeverynight.WHarryPotterandstoriessetinJ.R.R.Tolkien'sMiddle-earth.BeforeIenteredthefirstgrade,wehadalreadyfinishedTheLordoftheRings.AlthoughIlovedthestoriesinthebooks,learhaddyslexia(閱讀障礙).ThismeantmybrainhadtroubleputtingthelettersinthemakingreadingandwritingverydiInsteadofmakingmerunawayfrombookparentsoftentookmetoitmanytimes.HelenKeller'sstoryofdewhenfacingdifficulties.PeggyParish'sAmerealizethatmakingmistakesispartoflearning.ThesebReadingbecameabeautifulpartofmylife.Formyparents,readingwaslikebreathing.OurhomejointheseconversationsmademefeellikeIwastrulyapartofthefamily.56.WhoreadtotheauthorbeforethefiA.Herbrother.B.Hermother.C.Herfather.D.Herteacher.A.Lovingstories.B.Havingdyslexia.C.Reading58.HowwouldtheauthordescribeherreadingexperienceaccordingtA.Disappointing.B.Boring.C.Encouraging.D.Relaxing.59.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthor'sA.TheyliveinabeautifuC.Theyenjoytellingfunnyjokes.D.Theyareconnectedbybooks.60.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TheChallengeinReadingC.TheTraditionofMyFamilyoutoftheredappleonhisdesk.Hehadnotimetoeathislunchthatdatrafficaccidentrehesaidthatthelighthadbeengreenwhenhedroveacroaccident.ThistimeWangJiestillinsisted(堅持)thatthelightwasgreenwhenhedr“Thankyousomuch,PolicemanLi.Bytheway,thatgreenapplListoppedforamomentandthensaid,"WaiA.Red.B.Green.C.ColorfulA.WangJiehadrunareC.thelightwasgreenwhenWangJi63.WhatdoyouthinkofPolicemanLi?A.Heislazy.64.WhatcanweknowaboutfromthelA.WhatWangJiesaidmadePolicemanLiveryhaB.PolicemanLiwouldinviteWangJietoshC.PolicemanLirealizedthatWangJiemusthaverunaD.WangJiemightbecomeafriendofPo65.Fromthepassagewecaninfer(推斷)A.WangJiecouldn'tdrive.B.Wangmanydifficulties.Ishouldhavenoproblemcrossingthisdesert!journey,shefoundherselfgraduallydisappearingintothesand.Aftit'smydestiny(命運)!I'mnotdestined(命中注定)toreachthevast(廣闊的)oceaninthelegend (傳說),"shethoughtsadlytoherself.Atthistime,adeepvoicecame,saying,"Ifabreeze(微風)cancrossthedesert,socanariver."Itwasthevoiceofthedesert.BThelittlestreamhadneverheardofsuchathing.“Giveupwbreeze?No!No!”Shecouldnotacceptthisidea.Afterall,shbefore.Wouldn’titbeself-destruction(自毀)togiveupwhatshewasnow?"HowdoIknowifthisistrue?"askedth"Thebreezecancarrythevapor(蒸汽)acrossthedesertandletitleaveasriverbecauseyoudon'tknowyourinnernature,"aHearingthis,thelittlestreamwentintotheopenarmsofthebreeze(微風).whichcarriedhertothenextstageofherlife.PerhapsyoucantryaskingyWhatisitthatIcling(緊抓)to?AndwhatisitthatIreallywant?66.BeforethestreamreachedthedesA.believeinherself.B.meetC.wanttocrossthedessertD.worryaboutthejouA.streamB.breezeC.vaporD.d68.ThedesertsuggeststA.changeitsform69.FinallythestreamsuccessfullycrossedthedesertwiththehelpofA.therainB.thedesertC.thebreezeB.WeshoulddotherightthingwD.Tosucceed,sometimesweshouldchan“What'sthat?”theboyaskedinsurprise.“Really?Whyareyousayingthat?Whoareyou?”askedtheboy."I’mthekingofSalem.IhavepowerfromtThereareotherthingsIdo,too.”Theminerhadgivenupeworkingacertainriver,andhadexaminedhundredsofminerwasabouttogiveitallup,rightatthepointwhen,ifheweretoexaminejustonemoredream,theoldmandecidedtousehispower.HechangedhimselfintoastonethatroA.Wewilllosehopesforlife.C.WewillfailtoreachourgA.loseshisjobB.talkswithhimC.fearsachallengeA.Astone.B.Theriver.C.DiggingholesA.hopeful→sad→angry→surprisedB.hopeful→angry→surprised→sadC.sad→surprised→hopeful→angryD.sad→angry→s75.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribestheoldmD.Athousandmilesbeginswitgreen.Thenthegreenchangedtocolors—blue,purpleandredfilledtheairwithpWeatherstaff,thegardener,werethe"Ibelievethattherecharms(迷住)animalsandpeople.MaryalsoknowsabitofmagicThenColintriedtowalkonAlthoughhewasslow,hedA.Blue.B.Green.C.Grey.D.Red.A.Happy.B.Hopeless.C.Curious.A.Dickonknewalotaboutanimals.C.Colinwouldliketocharmanimals.D.Colinwant79.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“steadily”inParagA.Smoothly.B.Quickly.C.Nervously.D.Creatively.A.Beingrich.B.Beautifulnature.C.Positivethinking.D.WarmfriendshThenIreceivedanotefromCaptainNemo.Heinvite"Ithoughtyoupreferredtheswaterfortenhours.Hehadalsomadelightsthatworkedinelectricbatteries.WhenNedrealizedthawerenotgoingontolandforourhuntingtthroughit,andwewereintheseafWewereabouttenmetredeeperanddeeper.Twohowell,anditwaseasytowalkandAtonehundredmetresdeep,wecouldstillseequittosomedarkshapes.Thiswastheforest.Thelikebirdsinaforest.Smallshrubs(灌木)grewunderthelargeseaweedtrees.SomeofthemhadbutIwasverysleepy.Weallslept,andwhenwewokeup,wewalkedfurth(AdaptedfromTwentyThousandLeaguesundertheSea)A.Akindofshipunderthesea.B.Akindoffishinthesea.C.Akindofplaneinthesky.D.Akindoftransportonland.82.Whodidn'tgohuntingwithothersintheforestsofCrespoIslaA.CaptainNemoB.CaptainNemo'sman83.WhichofthefolloA.CaptainNemomadedivingsuitswithspecialaiB.TheycrossedalargegrassC.Theyenteredaroomwhichwasfullofwater.D.Ittookthem30minutestowalkthroughthefoA.asportsmagazineC.asciencefictionherhometownandmovedtoanothercity.Oneday,shemenearby.Theysharedthesamehobbieswelcomeparty,Lilyunpackedthegirl'sbackpaandherhusbandweretouched,sotheydecidedtotakethegirlforsfLilyhopesallthatshehasdonewillbringchildrenmorehappinissuccessful,shewillthinkaboutopeninganA.Angry.B.Sad.C.Excited.A.WhyLilymovedtoanothercity.B.WhenLilybecamefriendsA.Education.B.Shoes.C.Flowers.D.Food.A.Tobeateacherinaschool.C.Tobecomeahostfamilyparent.D.Toprovideeducatio90.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Awonderfulshop.B.Apoorgirl.C.Aneducationcenter.alwayscalledhimtohelpwiththemilking.Strangehowhisyouthhabitstucktbeendeadforthirtyyears,yethestillwokeatfourinthWhydidhefeelsoawalwayslargeandclearbeforethedaybreakofChristmasDay.Christmas,whenhehadoverheardwhathisfatherwassayingtohismother.Whenheheardthese,somethinginhimwoke:hisfatheThenonthenightbeforeCMilkingforoncewasnotA.ItwasChristmas.B.Itwashishabitofyouth.C.Hisfathercalledhimtogetup.D.Hehadtohelp92.Whatmayhethinkofhisfatherbeforeoverhearingwhathisfatherwassayingtohismother?A.Cruel.B.Faithful.C.Hard-working.D.Responsible.93.WhatcanweinferfromthelastparagraphoA.HelikedmilkingalotbeforeChristmashB.MilkingonChristmaswhenhewasfiftC.HehadnevermilkedallonhisownbeforeChristmasD.HehadnevergivenhisfatherapresentbeforeChristmashewasfiftee94.HowmayhisfatherfeelwhenhefA.Upsetandashamed.C.Relaxedandpeaceful.D.Sleepy95.WhatisthebesttA.ChristmasDayintheMorniC.ChristmasDaywithHisFaTheirhousehadonlyfourwalls,afloorandasmalwinds.Thehousewasinthemiddleofpoorlandwithstrongsunlightandfewplants.AuntEmusebeyoungandcheerful,butthesunandwindhadtakenawayherhappiseriousandstrict.OnlyToto,alittleblackdogwithshibasement.Suddenly,thehousebegantorockanDorothyfoundherselfridingsafelyontherisinghouse.Frightened,TotoranarhousedowngentlyinabeautasifafraidtocomeA.Byshowingasaying.C.ByintroducingthefamC.AuntEm.98.Whathappenedwhenthewindcameinparagraph2?A.AuntEmquicklybroughtTototothebasement.B.DorothywenttohelpUncleHenrywiththeanimals.C.TotonoticedthewindandbarkedtotellUncleHenry.D.ThehousewentupafterDorothygotintothebasement.A.Noticed