【江苏省各地区中考模拟真题汇编】专项查漏补缺：04任务型阅读（含答案解析）-2025年中考英语

中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 【江苏省各地区中考模拟真题汇编】专项查漏补缺：04任务型阅读-2025年中考英语 （2025·江苏连云港·二模）阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每个题目的答案不超过5个单词。 Yingge Dance is a traditional Chinese folk dance from Chaoshan, Guangdong. It’s a mix of dance, opera and kung fu. But these days, many young students don’t know much about it. In a middle school in Chaoshan, two students, 14-year-old Mei and 15-year-old Kai, wanted to change this. Mei said, “Yingge Dance is so cool, but most of our classmates haven’t really seen it. We want to introduce the traditional dance to more people”. So they started the “Ying Lovers Club”. They also made a simple website. On the website, there are pictures and short videos of YinggeDance shows. Club members can talk to each other there. They share how they feel about the dance and ideas to make it more popular. The club also has a “Yingge Badge (徽章)” system. Students can get these badges by joining club activities, like making Yingge posters, telling stories about Yingge Dance or practicing Yingge Dance with other members. Even though Mei and Kai are busy with their schoolwork, they still spend about 15 hours a month on the club. They hope more students will love Yingge Dance through their efforts and help keep this great Chinese culture alive. 1．How many art forms are mixed in Yingge Dance 2．Why did Mei and Kai start the “Ying Lovers Club” 3．What can people find on the website 4．How can students get these Yingge badges 5．List one way for teenagers to learn about Yingge Dance. （2025·江苏盐城·一模）Thanks to China’s new visa-free transit policy (免签过境政策), American YouTube star IShowSpeed, famously nicknamed “Jiakang Ge”, visited Dengfeng, Central China’s Henan Province, to learn Shaolin kung fu. His training video, which showed his teacher Liang Xiaolong, became popular online immediately. Liang, a modest kung fu coach at the Henan Provincial Shaolin Wushu Center, won high praise from viewers for his kindness and skills. Liang, born into a martial arts family in 1987, started learning kung fu at the age of 11. He teaches both foreigners and locals at the center, which develops Shaolin culture and tourism. During the lesson, IShowSpeed learned basic moves like the “five-step fist” and tried Sanda skills, a mix of traditional kung fu and modern fighting. Liang later mentioned that Speed impressed him deeply with his bravery and quick learning, mastering most of the routine after just two tries. One unforgettable moment came when IShowSpeed volunteered to try Hard Qigong, a skill where a person is hit with a stick. Though IShowSpeed clearly felt pain, Liang encouraged him by explaining that pain was part of kung fu training and life itself. Many viewers found these words inspiring. Liang shared his belief that kung fu helps people connect even without shared languages. He described kungfu as a bridge connecting martial arts lovers across cultures (跨文化). ... ...