05：【好题精选】阅读表达-2023年九年级中考英语专题练（第一期）（江苏扬州市）（含答案）

05：【好题精选】阅读表达-2023年九年级中考英语专题练（第一期）（江苏扬州市） 学校:_____姓名：_____班级：_____考号：_____ 一、阅读回答问题 How would you feel if your school banned(禁止) phones in class In February, the Ministry of Education announced that mobile phones should, in principle(原则上), be banned in primary and secondary schools. This aims to protect students’ eyesight, make sure they focus on their work and prevent them from becoming addicted(上瘾的) to the Internet and online games. Xu Xiaohe, a 13-year-old from Zhejiang, supports the policy. “In fact, my school has never allowed us to bring our mobile phones,” Xu said. “It’s a distraction from our work. Even adults can’t control themselves, let alone kids like us.” Li Zihan from Beijing, however, feels differently. The 13-year-old believes that a mobile phone ban is too simplistic for a generation that has grown up with mobile phones. “Students should be taught self-management skills, as well as learn how to use their phones effectively to help with their studies,” Li said. “This might be the best way to deal with technology in modern times.” For Ge Ziqi, the problem with banning phones has more to do with life outside of school. The 13-year-old Beijinger uses a bike-sharing app every day to travel between her home and school. “Today, phones are used everywhere, from taking a bus to buying food,” she said. “If I can’t take my phone with me, I’ll have to buy my own bicycle.” Some schools have come up with ideas to solve problems like Ge’s. At Shanghai Shatian School, for example, students are asked to put their phones in special lockers during school hours. The students call these lockers the “phone farm” (“养机场”) or “phone tarmac” (“停机坪”). 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过5个词。 1．When was “Phones Banning” announced _____ 2．Whose school never allowed to bring phones to school _____ 3．Where did students in Shatian School put their phones during school hours _____ 4．What is the best way to deal with technology according to Li Zihan _____ 5．Why does Ge Ziqi take phones to school every day _____ Welcome back home! On Sept. 25, Huawei’s Chief Financial Officer（首席财务官）Meng Wanzhou, 49, arrived in Shenzhen, Guangdong, after being illegally （非法地） held for nearly three years in Canada, Xinhua reported. “After more than 1, 000 days of suffering（痛苦）, I finally returned to the motherland（祖国）,” Meng said after she got off the plane. She described the motherland, the Party and the government as the shining（闪亮的）light, leading her on the long journey home. On Dec.1, 2018, Meng was held in Canada because the US charged her with fraud（欺诈）. The US wanted to take her to the US for trial（审讯）. Meng pleaded not guilty（不认罪） to the charge and finally was free to leave Canada on Sept. 24 local time. “A strong China under the strong leadership（领导）of the Communist Party of China will always be the strong backing of each one of us, ... ...