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60630. （2021•西安铁一中国际合作学校•八下期末） Last year，a group of 15 wild Asian elephants made a decision：go north!After months of traveling，they made it 500 kilometers away from their home in Xishuangbanna，Yunnan.
   Asian elephants often stay within certain areas.Is very hard to see them travel such a long way So people want to know where these elephants are going and why they are on the move.
   Scientists are sill not sure why they are doing this.Some believe it's because they are looking for more and better food.According to Zhao Huaidong from the International Fund for Animal welfare，the number of Asia elephants is rising because of human protection efforts.So their old homes might not have enough food for them.Others have different ideas.They suggested that a change in Earth's magnetic field（磁场） has made the elephants think they should move.
   Authorities（有关部门） are trying to protect both humans and the elephants.They have fed the elephants tons of food in order to guide them away from city areas.They have also watched the group's movement and told people not to get close to or scare the elephants.

（1）What does the underlined word "this" in Paragraph Three refer to？
A．Traveling a long way.
B．Living in a certain area.
C．Eating crops in fields.
D．Losing their way.
（2）What is the last paragraph mainly about？
A．What Asian elephants like to eat.
B．How authorities protect humans and elephants.
C．Why the elephants are traveling north.
D．How Asian elephants find their way.
（3）You can find the passage        .
A．in a newspaper
B．in a storybook
C．in a sports magazine
D．in a play

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新闻报道，

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ABA

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（1）代词指代题。根据文中Last year!After months of traveling，Yunnan.（去年！经过几个月的旅行，来到了500公里外的地方。）。）可知，A项表述符合语境。
（2）段落大意题。通读最后一段及主题句Authorities are trying to protect both humans and the elephants.（当局正在努力保护人类和大象，最后一段介绍了有关部门正在为保护人类和大象所做的努力。
（3）材料出处题。通读全文，a group of 15 wild Asian elephants made a decision：go north，15头野生亚洲象做出了一个决定：向北进发，本文报道了15头野生亚洲象向北迁移及相关情况。故选A。

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68345. （2017•交大附中•八上期中） We've seen 3 D films，3 D TVs and so on．They are so interesting that young people like to watch them very much．Have you ever read about 3 D newspapers？That was what the Belgian（比利时的）newspaper，La Demiere Heure，tried to do for its readers．This was Europe's first 3 D newspaper．
   It took the team two months to make the 3 D newspaper．The team printed 115，000 copies of the special edition of La Demiere Heyre．It was more than the usual number of the printed copies．
   Each of these newspapers came with a pair of free 3 D glasses．All the photos and ads in the newspaper were in 3 D and the text was the same as usual．Readers could get the best result by holding the paper 50 cm away from the eyes．In fact，if people don't wear the 3 D glasses，the newspaper will be terrible to read because the pictures are not clear．
   Many readers tried to buy this kind of newspaper．In fact，some of them bought it just for fun．The team had no plans to continue it because it cost too much．
根据文章内容，正确的填"A"，错误的填"B"。
（1）The name of the first 3 D newspaper is La Demiere Heure．
（2）The team printed 11500 copies of the newspaper，more than the usual copies．
（3）You can see the photos in this newspaper clearly with 3 D glasses．
（4）A few readers tried to buy this kind of newspaper because it was expensive．
（5）The writer is sure that 3 D newspapers will take the common newspapers' place．

共享时间:2017-11-16 难度:1 相似度:2

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39126. （2023•东方中学•九上一月） $德优题库$ From the very beginning of our studies，we have known that many Chinese characters can change their pronunciations in different situations. .But how will you feel if you're told that many of the pronunciations we learned in textbooks will be considered incorrect？
    Recently，an article called"Chinese characters whose pronunciations have changed" 唯唯诺诺 caused hot discussions on the Internet.The article reported that some pronunciations，which were considered to have been misread（读错） before，are now correct.They include the characters in well-known sentences from ancient poems.One example is by He Zhizhang from the Tang Dynasty."Old，I return to the homeland while young.Thinner has grown my hair，though I speak the same tongue."（Translated by Xu Yuanchong）
    Many Internet users disagreed with the changes.They argued that altering pronunciations would change the rhyme（押韵） of the sentences in poems，taking away the beauty of Chinese literature.But according to CGTN，supporters of the change say，"This is how language develops，and the pronunciationould meet the needs of society，rather than remain in the past."
    An official from the Ministry of Education replied that most of the so-called"new" pronunciations have not been confirmed（证实） yet.However，according to the fifth and sixth editions of the Modern Chinese Dictionary，quite a few pinyin spellings have already been changed："呆（dai，first tone；原ai，second tone）板" and "确凿（zao，second tone；原zuo，fourth tone）".
    "In some sense，pronunciation is a choice between the most popular version（版本） and the version with the longest history，"professor Zhang Yiwu told China Daily.

（1）What kind of change of Chinese characters is mainly talked about in the passage？
A.Spellings.
B.Meanings.
C.Pronunciation.
D.Shapes.
（2）"        "is the correct meaning of the poem by He Zhizhang in the passage.
A.少小离家老大回，乡音无改鬓毛衰。
B.离别家乡岁月多，近来大事半消磨。
C.独在异乡为异客，每逢佳节倍思亲。
D.洛阳城里见秋风，欲作家书意万重。
（3）What does the underlined word "altering" in Paragraph 3 probably mean？
A.Making.
B.Changing.
C.Keeping.
D.Hearing.
（4）Which of the following can be the best title？
A.The change of pronunciation.
B.The choice of writing.
C.How a language develops.
D.The mistakes of Chinese characters.

共享时间:2023-10-17 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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53416. （2019•滨河中学•八模） When we wake up feeling sleepy and with dark circles under eyes，many of us often think， "I'm going to bed earlier tomorrow!"But however determined we are.chances are that we don't keep our promise.
   This behavior is called"bedtime procrastination（拖延）"，and results from lack of self-control and our body clock，reported HuffPost.According to a study carried out by a group of health psychologists at Utrecht University in the Netherlands in 2014，bedtime procrastination is a common problem.In their study，53 percent of the 2，400 participants said they didn't follow their sleep schedule，delaying it at least twice a week .
   It's found that they delayed bedtime not because they liked to stay up late，but they couldn't stop doing other little things，which were keeping them up in the first place."People who generally have trouble resisting temptations and adhering to their intentions（抵制诱惑和坚持己见的人）are also more likely to delay going to bed， "Floor Kroese，a psychologist at Utrecht University，further explained to HuttPost.Yet，according to scientists，lack of self-control is not the only reason.Our body clock also plays an important role when it comes to bedtime.
   In order to check the influence of the body clock on sleep，psychologists at Ulm University in Germany studied the sleep patterns of 108 people in February.It was found that those who get up late are more likely to put off their bedtime than those who wake early every morning.
   And more surprisingly，night owls would go to bed late at the very beginning of the weekday，even though they had to get up early for work and school.It's their special body clock that plays a part in delaying their bedtime，reported Popular Science.
   "The willing to go to bed earlier is not enough，"Jana Kuhnel，a psychologist at Ulm University，concluded in Popular Science. "Biological processes need to support this idea.
   People always think that bedtime procrastination isn't a big problem，but as Kroese told Popular Science， " the choices we make that affect our sleep could turn out to be pretty important for our health.

（1）From the second paragraph，we know that        .
A.bedtime procrastination results from lack of self-control and our body clock
B.bedtime procrastination is a common problem
C.53 percent of the 2，400 participants delay their sleep schedule no less than twice a week
D.all the above.
（2）The underlined word"delayed"in the third paragraph probably means        .
A.put forward
B.put off
C.put ahead
D.remain
（3）What does the underlined phrase " night owls"in the Paragraph probably refer to？
A.It may refer to the birds that get out for food at night
B.It must refer to those who go to bed and get up early for work and school every day.
C.It probably refers to people who are more likely to delay going to bed.
D.It may refer to the animals that are used to hunting for food in the dark.
（4）What does the writer want to tell us by writing this passage？
A.To try to avoid bedtime procrastination and live a healthy life.
B.To keep on our sleeping habits.
C.To follow our body clock no matter it's early or not.
D.To live a happy life as we like without thinking about anything else.

共享时间:2019-06-11 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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53432. （2018•西工大附中•三模） Ready to go to soccer practice？Tap an app on your smart phone abs get into the car that drives up-all by itself．It knows when to stop，where to run and how to avoid accidents，Unlike human drivers，It never falls asleep，texts its friends ，or eats a hamburger while driving．
   Many cart companies are adding features to make cars smarter---some cars can already avoid accidents or park themselves．But a human driver is still in control．
   Google has started building 100 self-driving cars without any human controls．Instead，computer programs drive the cars，using sensors that "see" 600 feet in all directions to detect（探测） the road and any obstacles placed on the road which make it difficult to drive．One woman who took a ride in one of Google's cars said，"It was really kind of of a space-age experience．"
   Self-driving cars could make the world a better place by reducing the number of cars people need and the amount of fuel those cars use．It could communicate with other self-driving cars to avoid traffic- cars waste a lot of fuel in traffic jams．

（1）According to the passage，which of the following is NOT the thing that people could do when they drive        ？
A．falling asleep
B．putting on makeups
C．Eating hamburgers
D．Texting friends
（2）What does the underlined word mean in the third paragraph        ？
A．建筑
B．事故
C．障碍
D．废弃
（3）Who will drive the self-driving cars        ？
A．Human
B．Robots
C．Computer programs
D．The Google Company
（4）How does a self- driving cars cut down the fuel        ？
A．It uses the low- carbon energy
B．It could communicate with human drivers
C．It could reduce the number of cars people needed
D．It could choose the road which has no traffic jams

共享时间:2018-04-01 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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53828. （2016•师大附中•六模） Between the 16^th and 18^th in December，2015，the second World Internet Conference was held in Wuzhen，Zhejiang province．The small town has caught the world's eyes again．
   Wuzhen is a small water town in Zhejiang province．A year ago，if someone had said he could live here for a week with only a smartphone，people would have thought he was crazy．However，in today's Wuzhen，this idea is no longer a fantasy．Free wi-fi for smartphones has made this dream come true．
   In order to welcome the second World Internet Conference in 2015，the number of Internet connected facilities in the water town has been growing quickly in the past year．By the end of November in 2015，the number of free wi-fi hot spots in the town had risen to 425，covering almost the whole town．
   Tao Yongchun，the Party chief in Wuzhen，says that tourists can get free wi-fi signals even in every public restroom． " Last year，free wi-fi just covered some scenic areas （景区） in Wuzhen．Now people can use the Internet in almost every corner of this town，" he says．
   Over the past twenty years，there was a rapid development of Internet industry in China．The number of Internet users had reached 668 million，the most in the world．All cities and towns，and 93.5 percent of villagers in China now can surf the Internet．Maybe one day，we all can use the Internet like Wuzhen．
（1）The second World Internet Conference has been held for         days．
A．one
B．two
C．three
D．four
（2）What's the attitude of the writer？
A．Angry．
B．Sad．
C．Moved．
D．Glad．
（3）Which statement is TRUE according to the passage？
A．China is the strongest country in the world．
B．Wuzhen is a big city in China．
C．The Chinese can surf the Internet everywhere．
D．It is possible for us to use free Internet in the future．

共享时间:2016-05-20 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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54674. （2023•长安区•九上期末） $德优题库$ A new world record has been set for the world's heaviest pumpkin.American teacher Travis Gienger won the 50th World Championship Pumpkin Weigh Off in Half Moon Bay，California （1）       Do you know pumpkins aren't really vegetables？Here are four things you may not have known about pumpkins.
   Pumpkins are fruit，not vegetables.
    They may not be juicy（多汁的） like an apple，but since pumpkins grow from a flowering plant，they are actually a kind of fruit （2）       Other fruits commonly mistaken as vegetables include cucumbers（黄瓜） and tomatoes.
   Pumpkins are one of the oldest plants in the world.
    （3）       The oldest pumpkin seeds（种子） ever found were discovered in Mexico and have been dated back to around 7，000 BC.It is thought pumpkins came from North America and Central America before being spread across Europe and the rest of the world.
   （4）
    We all know that pumpkins are yellow or orange in color.However，they can also be green，red，white and blue.The reason why many pumpkins are orange is that they have the same thing that gives carrots orange color.
   There are many different kinds of pumpkins.
    You may only see two or three different kinds of pumpkins for sale at the supermarket.（5）        These include large ones like the one grown by Mr Gienger，and small ones such as Baby Boos.

A.Pumpkin isn't the only fruit to be mistaken for a vegetable.
B.Pumpkins aren't always yellow or orange.
C.People have been growing pumpkins for thousands of years.
D.That's because he grew a pumpkin weighing 1，247 kg.
E.And they can grow in different kinds of places.
F.But there are many other kinds of pumpkins grown around the world.
G.Orange is the only color of pumpkin.

共享时间:2023-02-19 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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54858. （2024•西咸新区•七下期末）     Good evening，everyone!This is Tom.Here's the weather report for some big cities in China tomorrow.
    Beijing will be cloudy.And the temperature will be from 4 to 6 degrees.It's a little cold，so wear warm clothes when you go out.It will be sunny in Shanghai，but there will be a strong wind in the afternoon.It'll be cloudy in Fuzhou.You can't see the sun all day.It will be rainy in Chongqing，with daytime temperatures around 12 or 13 degrees.Please remember to bring an umbrella with you，the day after tomorrow will be sunny.There will be storms（暴风雨） in Guangzhou tomorrow，with the temperature around 18 degrees.The heavy rain may cause many problems.People should drive slowly and carefully.It's better for children to stay inside instead of going out.In Taipei，there'll be beautiful sunshine.The temperature will be 22 degrees，It's a bit hot and you'd better wear sunglasses.You can do sports in the park or have a short trip around the city.
    Thanks for listening.

（1）What does the underlined（划线的） word"degrees"mean？
A.角度
B.程度
C.度
D.学位
（2）Shanghai will be sunny but         tomorrow.
A.rainy
B.windy
C.snowy
D.cloudy
（3）If you would like to have a short trip tomorrow，you'd better go to        .
A.Beijing
B.Guangzhou
C.Taipei
D.Chongqing

共享时间:2024-07-25 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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56325. （2023•师大附中•八下期末） It's reported that Shenzhou-16 has taken international paintings by teenagers from 10 African countries to the China Space Station.
    Jing Haipeng，one of the astronauts for the Shenzhou-I6 manned spaceflight mission，shared the information during the Shenzhou-16's press conference （新闻发布会） at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China's Gansu Province on Monday.
    These paintings were beautifully drawn by teenagers from 10 African countries including Algeria，Democratic Republic of the Congo （DHC），Egypt，Madagascar，Mali，Mauritius，Nigeria，Somalia，South Africa and Zimbabwe.
    "At present，we have not seen these excellent paintings.I believe they will be bright.Exploring the vast universe （宇宙） is the common dream of all humans，no matter the race，age，or nationality.We look forward to joining hands with all peace-loving people to create a better tomorrow， " Jing explained.
    We will take the children's best youth，best friendship and best dreams into space，plant the seeds （种子） of science，friendship，and dreams on the China Space Station，and let them grow and bear fruit，" Jing hoped.

（1）What does Jing Haipeng do？
A．A reporter.
B．An artist.
C．A spaceman.
D．A gardener.
（2）Where are some of the teenagers mentioned from？
A．Madagascar，Algeria and Somalia
B．Nigeria，South America and Madagascar.
C．Egypt，Mauritius and Mexico.
D．Mali，Colombia and Zimbabwe.
（3）What did Jing Haipeng think of those paintings？
A．Funny.
B．Wonderful.
C．Strange.
D．Traditional.
（4）Which of the following is true？
A．The paintings were chosen from Chinese teenagers.
B．Those ten teenagers can get a space ticket.
C．Jing Haipeng has seen the paintings when interviewed.
D．The paintings have not been shown before in space.

共享时间:2023-07-02 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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63823. （2023•汇知中学•九上期中） Is there anything strange in the world's tallest mountains？If so，is it a big bear？Is it a monkey？Or is it a kind of man？
    No one knows.This mystery has puzzled（迷惑） people around the world for years.In 1887，a mountain climber found large footprints in the snow when he was climbing the Himalayas.They looked like the footprints of a huge man.But men don't walk without shoes in the snow.So people became interested in the large footprints and guessed what they were from.
    In 1906，another climber saw more footprints.And they were printed on the mountainside where men couldn't reach.Far away he saw a very large animal standing on two legs.As he watched，it ran away very quickly.
    Fifteen years later，newspapers had new stories about the "something" in the Himalayas.A mountain climber said he had seen the"snowman"walk slowly across the snow.He said it looked like a very large man.
    From then on，more and more people had stories to tell.But not until 1951 did a mountain climber bring back pictures of the large footprints.The pictureowed clearly that the snowman walked on two legs.So it was not a bear or a monkey.Could it be an ape（猿） man？
    The mystery grew!And the mystery keeps growing.Someday we may find out what it is that makes the large footprints.

（1）Why were people interested in the footprints？
A.Because they were footprints of a large bear.
B.Because they were left by a strange man with shoes.
C.Because they were found in the world's tallest mountains.
D.Because they looked like the footprints of a large man.
（2）Where were the footprints found in 1906？
A.On the mountainside.
B.At the foot of the mountain.
C.On the top of the mountain.
D.Near the river by the mountain.
（3）What's the best title for the passage？
A.Mountain Climbers.
B.Some Strange Animals.
C.The Mystery of the Footprints.
D.The Lives in the Himalayas.

共享时间:2023-11-17 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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52711. （2021•高新一中•六模） Losing something is quite common among people.It can be a very anxious experience.If someone finds it and returns it to you，it is often a great relief.The government in Guangzhou has created a new rule to call on more people to return lost objects.The rule says that people who hand in lost belongings will get 1 O percent of the thing's value as a reward（奖励）from public security authorities（公安部门）.If the owner can't be found in the end，the finder will still be rewarded with 10 percent of the object's value after it is sold.The rewards will come from the government.
   The rule has caused public discussion.The people who disagree say that it will take away the act of its nobility（高尚）.They also think such good behaviorould be done out of kindness，Qianjiang Evening News reported.
   However，there are also people who welcome the rule，saying it will encourage more people to do the right thing，Beijing Daily reported.After all，not everybody is willing to return lost things to the owners Finders will have to take care of lost objects and spend time looking for their owners.The rule gives finders the right to ask for a reward，which is in the best interest of both sides.
   Countries like Japan and Italy already have similar laws.According to Japan's Lost Goods Law people who find a lost object should quickly return it to the owner or turn it over to the police.The owner should provide the finder with a reward of 5 to 20 percent of the item's value.And according to the governments of Japan and Italy，there are many advantages of doing so.
（1）The underlined word "anxious" probably means        .
A.trying
B.lucky
C.unusual
D.worrying
（2）Where can we probably read this passage？
A.In a story book.
B.In a magazine.
C.In a newspaper.
D.In a science book
（3）What does the writer possibly write in his following part？
A.Why the government of Guangzhou creates the rule
B.People's different ideas about the rule.
C.The result of the rule.
D.The advantages of the rule in Japan and Italy.

共享时间:2021-05-25 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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66100. （2022•逸翠园中学•九上期中） Losing something is quite common among people.It can be a very anxious experience.If someone finds it and returns it to you，it is often a great relief.The government in Guangzhou has created a new rule to call on more people to return lost objects.The rule says that people who hand in lost belongings will get 10 percent of the thing's value as a reward（奖励）from public security authorities（公安部门）.If the owner can't be found in the end，the finder will still be rewarded with 10 percent of the object's value after it is sold.The rewards will come from the government.
   The rule has caused public discussion.The people who disagree say that it will take away the act of its nobility（高尚）.They also think such good behaviorould be done out of kindness，Qianjiang Evening News reported.
   However，there are also people who welcome the rule，saying it will encourage more people to do the right thing，Beijing Daily reported.After all，not everybody is willing to return lost things to the owners.Finders will have to take care of lost objects and spend time looking for their owners.The rule gives finders the right to ask for a reward，which is in the best interest of both sides.
   Countries like Japan and Italy already have similar laws.According to Japan's Lost Goods Law people who find a lost object should quickly return it to the owner or tun it over to the police.The owner should provide the finder with a reward of 5 to 20 percent of the item's value.And according to the governments of Japan and Italy，there are many advantages of doing so.

（1）The underlined word "anxious" probably means        .
A.trying
B.lucky
C.unusual
D.worrying
（2）What can the finders do if the owners weren't found？
A.They can take the things home.
B.They can sell the things themselves.
C.They can still get rewards from the government.
D.They can give away the things to others to show their kindness.
（3）What does the writer possibly write in his following part？
A.Why the government of Guangzhou creates the rule.
B.People's different ideas about the rule.
C.The result of the rule.
D.The advantages of the rule in Japan and Italy.

共享时间:2022-11-20 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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66255. （2023•高新一中•八下期中） March is the month to learn from Lei Feng in China.Lei is probably the most famous Chinese soldier.He helped many people during his 22 years of life.He passed away more than 60 years ago.But the"Lei Feng spirit"still inspires Chinese people to do volunteer work.
   It is reported that The Youth Team of Shougang Winter Olympics Service is one of the volunteer groups that worked at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.The 192 young volunteers from the Shougang Team worked for 66 days and offered more than 15，000 hours of selfless service.It is not an easy job to work as a volunteer.Liu Junyu，28，from the team，designed（设计）the routes to help people get in and out of the venue（场馆）more easily and safely.Other volunteers helped clear 50，000 square meters of ice and snow each day.This made sure that the tracks（赛道）worked well for the games.
   Also，a volunteer needs to learn a lot.According to Jiang Meng，a 26-year-old volunteer from the Shougang Group，volunteers needed to know all about the venues.They also kept in mind the history and stories behind them to better show the beauty of Shougang and Beijing to guests."People say volunteering is about giving，but I've learned a lot，too，through being a volunteer—the honor and the praise，as well as the growing personal skills，"said Jiang.

（1）Why did the volunteers clear ice and snow every day？
A．To get in and out of the venue.
B．To make Shougang more beautiful.
C．To design better tracks for winter games.
D．To make the tracks ready for the games.
（2）Which of the following is TRUE about the Shougang Team？
A．Volunteers in the Shougang Team worked for 15 hours each day.
B．There were 192 young volunteers working in the Shougang Team.
C．The Shougang Team was the first-volunteer group for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
D．The Shougang Team was set up 66 days before the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics started.
（3）According to Jiang Meng，doing volunteer work        .
A．is as easy as telling stories
B．helps a person make more friends
C．helps a person learn more skills
D．is the best way to remember Lei Feng
（4）What kind of writing is the text？
A．News.
B．Ad.
C．Story.
D．Email.

共享时间:2023-05-29 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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66347. （2022•辅轮中学•八上期中） When summer ends and autumn comes，people feel cold and start to wear more clothes.But when winter ends and spring comes，people may not feel as cold.The truth is that the temperature in autumn and spring is the same.But it seems that people feel colder in autumn than in spring.Why is that？
   This may have something to do with how our bodies get used to（习惯于） the cold.Scientists studied people who work in cold temperatures.They found that their bodies get better at tolerating （忍受） the cold over time.For example，fishermen work long hours with their hands in cold water.The temperature of their hands is higher than that of other people's hands.It is the same for workers who handle（处理） cold meat.
   Our bodies experience cold all winter long.They get used to the cold and gradually warm up.They will not feel that cold day by day.So when winter ends and spring comes，we don't feel too cold，an expert on cold weather told The New York Time.

（1）Why do people seem to feel colder in autumn than in spring？
A．Because it's cold in autumn.
B．Because it's warm in spring.
C．Because autumn comes after summer.
D．Because their bodies don't get used to the cold.
（2）In Paragraph 2，how does the writer show the result of the study？
A．By giving examples.
B．By telling a story.
C．By comparing numbers.
D．By answering a question.
（3）What does the underlined word "gradually" in Paragraph 3 mean？
A．Quickly.
B．Slowly.
C．Comfortably.
D．Quietly.
（4）What is the best title for the passage？
A．The Difference between Autumn and Spring.
B．Don't Believe Our Bodies.
C．Getting Used to the Cold.
D．The Different Temperature in Different Seasons.

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67455. （2020•尊德中学•九上期中） Buy fresh food online Xiao Wei from Nanjing has not been to the supermarket since the outbreak started，according to People's Daily.Every day，she buys fresh vegetables，meat and fruit online. "It's conversation and I'm less likely to be infected （感染）." she said.
   Fresh grocery e-commerce （电子商务） in China has seen quick growth during the outbreak.Missfresh，a grocery delivery （递送） company，reported that sales were 3.5 times higher than those of last year during the Spring Festival holiday，while sales by ID Fresh were 2.15 times higher.Xinhua reported.People's new shopping habits might change the future of e-commerce in China.According to a survey by US market research company 3 Nielsen，nearly 50 percent of people said they would be more willing to buy groceries online even when the epidemic （流行病） is over.

（1）From the reading we know that Xiao Wei        .
A.works in a supermarket in Nanjing
B.has been infected since the outbreak started
C.enjoys buying fresh food online
D.eats fresh vegetables and meat every day
（2）The news about the sales of JD Fresh during the outbreak was reported by        .
A.People's Daily
B.Xinhua
C.the man in the picture
D.JD Fresh
（3）According to the survey by Nielsen        .
A.China might change the future of e-commerce
B.50% people are willing to buy groceries online
C.buying fresh food online will become popular
D.the sales of their company were 2.15 times higher

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67510. （2020•高新一中•八上期中） Hello，everyone.Welcome to Sports Report.This is David speaking to you near the long jump（跳远），at Star Sports Center. （1）       Yes，that is Jack Green--the best long jumper in our city!Jack is going to take his second jump now.The second jump is always an important one.Will this be better than his first jump--only 7.59 meters？We don't know （2）       Jack is really a good athlete but his left leg was hurt （受伤） a year ago.
   And now he is beginning his second jump.He always has a long，slow run at the beginning Oh，no! （3）        It's only 7.43 meters long
（Ten minutes later）
   Now Jack is taking his third and last jump. （4）       Good!This is a faster beginning than the first and second jumps...and Jack is flying!This looks like a good jump，better than the second.（5）       This jump looks very，very long.Yes，7.79 meters!It's a very long jump!Jack looks very happy!Congratulations to Jack!

A.Are there any athletes（运动员）on the playground？
B.The second jump is even worse.
C.But the first jump was a very bad one for him!
D.Is it the worst jump？
E.Do you like long jump？
F.He is starting to run
G.Is it the best jump？

共享时间:2020-11-13 难度:2 相似度:1.5

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