专题03 阅读+完形(原卷版)

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阅读+完形 03

1.阅读理解应用文 2.阅读理解 3.完形填空 1.阅读理解

We can learn a lot from kids, especially ones who are working on making the world a better place. GoFundMe started a program called Kid Heroes to celebrate them.

The program includes an activity celebrating over 100 kid heroes, a Parents' Guide, and short videos showing the work of a few kid heroes. Last year, on November 28, GoFundMe donated (捐赠) $ 100 000 to the Kid Heroes program through their Gives Back program.

\灵感), and in speaking to them, we realized that kids are often great role models for us adults because they don't have prejudice (偏见) and they just jump in and help, which is quite different from adults,\ The program supports hundreds of kids who not only help solve problems in their community, but also help other kids in need. For example, there is Paul Burnett, who raised over $ 10 000 to buy a new wheelchair for his best friend Kamden. Through the Parents' Guide, parents are able to learn more about how to make their children take part in these projects. A lot of conversation starters are also provided to help parents guide their kids and raise kids that are open to giving back.

What started out as just a holiday program may become year-round. Kids such as Burnett are always doing amazing things. Another example is Ryder who created an activity on his birthday to raise money to buy presents for kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, hoping to help brighten their day. There's also Walt, who raised

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over $ 4 000 to donate clothes to some children who aren't able to take their belongings from house to house.

\Rozas. \these kids are running projects all year round, and the kinds of projects that are running are not just seasonal, they really are solving basic problems in their communities.\

（1）For what purpose was Kid Heroes started? A.To guide kids how to be more helpful. B.To celebrate kids making a difference. C.To encourage kids to be heroes. D.To offer kids some inspiration.

（2）What can we know about kids according to Raquel Rozas in Paragraph 3? A.They think little of adults' helping other people. B.They hold different attitudes towards good deeds. C.They have prejudice against those people in need. D.They behave better than adults when helping others.

（3）What can parents learn from the Parents' Guide? A.They can guide their kids to join interesting activities. B.They can learn how to communicate with their kids. C.They can guide their kids how to do good deeds. D.They can learn how to give back to society.

（4）Why are Ryder and Walt mentioned in the text? A.To show that they are actually daily heroes. B.To show the role kids have played in their life. C.To show that the holiday program is year-round. D.To show the influence of the program on kids' life.

2.阅读理解

5G stands for the fifth generation, meaning the next step in the progress of technology to take the place of the present 4G system. 4G took the place of 3G, which came after 2G, and so on. These systems are wireless (无线的) computer networks. Earlier \technology brought major improvements in speed and greatly increased the network ability. The new 5G system promises more of the same. However, technology experts say there is a major way that 5G is different from the earlier networks. It will move well beyond mobile network technology to influence more industries than other \systems.

Wireless industry groups say 5G will help build future \sensor (传感器) networks. Such networks will be able to control traffic and quickly find out streetlight problems. 5G is also expected to connect self-driving cars. Higher 5G speeds could also allow doctors to commonly perform long-distance operations. Factories and businesses could use 5G technology to improve the collection of information.

However, there are some safety concerns with 5G. More data (数据) —and many more kinds of data—will be traveling across 5G networks. Much of the data could include private information about people, businesses or government organizations. The increased data flow would give Internet attackers (袭击者) a lot more possibilities to steal and misuse data.

In addition, the wider use of a 5G wireless network means any breakdown of the network would have more serious results. Such difficulties could influence public safety as well as world business activity. Government network failures could create national safety risks. A failure during a doctor's long-distance operation could lead to the death of a patient. Or a network breakdown could cause terrible accidents of self-driving cars.

（1）What are the \ A.They are wireless industries. B.They are wireless computer networks.

C.They are improvements in technology. D.They are generations of computer development. （2）How will 5G change people's life? A.More people will lose their jobs. B.People will cut down the number of cars. C.We can see a doctor without visiting him. D.We can avoid any serious traffic accidents.

（3）What problem may 5G bring to us according to the last two paragraphs? A.There are more Internet attackers. B.The network is easy to break down. C.World business activity will be reduced.

D.Personal information is at greater risk of being stolen. （4）What is the main idea of the text? A.5G will take the place of 4G.

B.5G brings advantages and disadvantages. C.5G pushes the development of technology. D.5G will make industries change completely.

3.完形填空

When I arrived in Sydney two years ago from Brazil to study, I struggled (努力) to

find work to support myself. My savings soon became dangerously 1 and I was upset that I might have to 2 my dream of studying overseas.

One day, I was at the park, worrying about the future and 3 with my own thoughts. A lady sitting next to me noticed the 4 expression on my face and gave me a sincere smile. She asked if something 5 had happened and if I needed any 6 . I didn't want to bother someone I had just 7 with my problems, so I pretended (假装) that everything was fine. But we 8 chatting for nearly two

hours about life in Brazil and what I 9 about Australia. She gave me lots of 10 about places to visit in that country.

Before we knew it, it was almost five o'clock. She said she had to go to work and 11 invited me to accompany (陪同) her. Why not? I 12 although I felt a little surprised.

We arrived at a restaurant and the most 13 thing happened. She said that she 14 the place and needed some help in the 15 as one of her chefs was leaving soon. She asked if I wanted to take a part-time job there. I 16 , of course, and started the next day. I spent almost one year 17 in her restaurant, improving my

English, and 18 my skills. And most importantly, I built a good 19 with my boss. Even now living in different cities, we are 20 close friends and enjoy sharing long chats about life. 1. A. normal 2. A. give up 3. A. comparing 4. A. frightened 5. A. exciting 6. A. help 7. A. called 8. A. felt like 9. A. wrote 10. A. goals 11. A. probably 12. A. agreed

B. small

C. acceptable D. useless

D. concentrate on

B. put forward C. take up

B. connecting C. combining D. arguing B. angry B. special B. change B. met

C. worried C. new

D. tired D. bad

C. information D. money C. mention

D. recognized D. ended up D. cared D. surveys D. quietly D. refused

B. insisted on C. put off B. complained C. thought B. rules

C. tips

B. unexpectedly C. unluckily B. explained