2023年江苏连云港中考英语真题与模拟试题分类解析 阅读单选(原卷+解析卷)

中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 2023年江苏连云港中考英语真题与模拟试题分类 阅读单选 一、2023年连云港中考英语真题 A Enter to become a BBC young reporter Young people aged from 11-18 are invited to send stories about “Me and My World” as part of the BBC Young Reporter Competition. Here’s some information about it. ●The thing needed To take part, you don’t need to send us a finished report. Just provide your story idea. You can either write it down or record it as a video. ●The prize for winners With the help of BBC programme makers, winners will produce and share their reports on the BBC’s TV and radio channels and online. ●More information Visit our website at /TWJ-BBCYoungreporter and send your story idea before June 30. 26.Which of the following students can take part in the competition A. Tom aged 6. B. Lucy aged 10. C. Ben aged 16. D. Amy aged 20. 27.The winners will produce and share their reports with the help of _____. A. the winners’ parents B. BBC programme makers C. the winners’ teachers D.BBC interview directors 28. If you want to go for the competition, you need to _____. A. write songs about “Me and My World” B. prepare a finished report on your own C. read news reports on the BBC website D. provide your story idea before June 30 【答案】26—28 CBD 【文章大意】本文是一篇应用文。短文介绍了英国广播公司（BBC）青年记者比赛的各种注意事项。 26. C 细节理解题。根据短文第一句Young people aged from 11-18 are invited to send stories about “Me and My World” as part of the BBC Young Reporter Competition. 可知，11—18岁的青少年可以参赛，只有Ben aged 16.符合题意，故选C。 27. B 细节理解题。根据短文With the help of BBC programme makers, winners will produce and share their reports on the BBC’s TV and radio channels and online.可知，在BBC节目制作人的帮助下，获奖者将制作并在BBC的电视、广播频道和网上分享他们的报道。故选B。 28. D 推理判断题。根据短文最后一句Visit our website at /TWJ-BBCYoungreporter and send your story idea before June 30.可知，如果想要参加比赛，在6月30日之前发送你的故事，故选D。 B The next day, Peter held up a notice as The Green Dragon came out of the tunnel towards the cottage(a small house in the country).The notice said, “LOOK OUT AT THIS STATION.” The old gentleman saw the notice. He looked out at the station as the train came in. He saw a little girl—it was Phyllis—running towards his carriage. He stood up and leaned out of the window of his carriage. “Please read this,” Phyllis said, and put a letter into his hand. The train left the station. The old gentleman sat down and read the letter. It was from Peter. The letter said: Dear Mr. We do not know your name. Mother is ill, and the doctor says we must give her some special things. But Mother can’t afford them. We do not know anyone here because Father is away, and we do not know where he lives. Father will pay you, or if he has lost all his money, I will pay you when I am a man. I promise you. Please get all the things on this list, and give them to the station ... ...