说到爱歌词2020中考英语时文阅读

2021年1月17日发(作者：齐燕铭)
2020
中考英语时文阅读

篇目一

Defending her title

格斗
“
女王
”
张伟丽成功卫冕。

People had high expectations for this match
-
and their expectations
were
met.
On
March
7,
Chinese
MMA
(mixed
martial
arts,
综合格斗
)
fighter Zhang Weili beat her Polish opponent (
对手
) Joanna Jedrzejczyk
in Las Vegas. Zhang successfully defended (
卫冕
) her strawweight(
草量
级
) UFC (
终极格斗冠军赛
)title.

Both
women
are
known
as
top

China's
first
and
only
UFC
belt
last
year
in
jczyk,32,is
a
former
five
-
time defending champion in the 115
-
pound group.

But
this
year's
novel
coronavirus
outbreak
made
Zhang's
training
harder than had to travel from Beijing to Thailand and then to
Abu
Dhabi
before
arriving
in
Vegas,about
a
week
later
than
planned.
Worse
still,
before
the
match,
Zhang
was
offended(
激怒
)
by
a
social
media post by Jedrzejczyk. In a mock(
假装的
) poster, Jedrzejczyk wears
a
gas
mask
(
防毒面具
)
standing
behind
Zhang,
making
fun
of
the
outbreak.

The post caused criticism (
批评
) and was later removed. Zhang said
she
was
fired
up
to
make
Jedrzejczyk
pay
for
the
tasteless
joke
in
the
octagon(
八角格斗场）
.

In the end,Zhang scored a narrow win (
险胜
) over Jedrzejczyk in the
fight. Both ended up in the hospital because of the fierce (
激烈的
) fight.

“All fighters deserve (
值得
) respect from one another in the octagon.
I
don't
like
people
hitting
each
other
with
trash
talk,”
said
Zhang
following her victory.

“Now
the
virus
situation
is
not
just
affecting
China,but
the
whole
world. I hope everybody in the world can stand together to fight the virus
with a united (
联合的
) effort,

Choose the answer:

many times has Zhang Weili won the UFC belt?

.


.


C. Three times.


times.

did the epidemic affect Zhang Weili?

made her training harder than usual.

was late for the match.

was upset because of the outbreak.

match was put off due to the outbreak.

did Zhang Weili react to Joanna's Twitter post?

ignored the Twitter post.


made fun of her as well.

C. She was angry about it.






D. She hit Joanna after.

Weili thinks that while facing the epidemic_____

talk is helpful.







don’t have to respect each other.

should protect ourselves.

ody should unite and fight together.

do you think of Zhang Weili?

and beautiful



nding and brave

and interesting


rn and aggressive


篇目二

疫情后五一旅游人数回升
















___1___
China
slowly
eases
lockdown
restrictions
and
life
returns
to
somewhat normal conditions, residents have once again

__2__traveling.


From
the
Bund
waterfront
in
Shanghai
to
scenic
Huangshan
Mountain
park in the Anhui province, major landmarks across the country ___3___

thousands of visitors over the weekend.


But
an
uptick
in
domestic
sight
-
seeing
doesn't
___4___

mean
international travel will rebound as quickly. ___5___ , not according to a
recent study conducted by the Group, China's___6___

online
travel agency.


Based on

___7___survey of 15,000 people across 100 cities in China at
the
end
of
March,
the
company
found
that
16%
of
respondents
will
be
ready___8____

to
travel
again
in
May
in
time
for
Golden
Week,
a
___9___

public holiday.


However, the vast majority
--
to the tune of 90%
--
would ___10___

to
travel
domestically,
with
destinations
like
Yunnan,
Hainan
island
and
Shanghai sweeping the top three preferences.


完形填空





welcome



last



7.A.a



days




h

d







d

e

welcomed

ed





most

t






-
day



arily

y

C.I
n the end



C./



day



least

r



e


-
day



篇目三

Paralyzed man walks using robotic suit
外骨骼的初步尝试


A man who is paralyzed from below his shoulders has been able to
walk using a robotic suit. The 28-year-old man could not move his arms,
hips and legs after an accident. Doctors fitted him with a special robotic
exoskeleton - this is a machine that covered his arms, legs and body. The
machine
was
attached
to the
ceiling
so the
man
could
keep
his
balance
and not fall over. He controlled the machine using high-tech sensors that
were
implanted
near
his
brain.
The
man
used
his
thoughts
to
tell
the
sensors to move the machine. His brain sent messages to the machine and
it moved his arms and legs. He was able to walk a few steps using the
machine even though he was paralyzed.

Doctors
say
they
are
in
the
early
stages
of
developing
this
technology. They believe robotic exoskeletons will help disabled people
to
live
better
lives
in
the
future.
Technology
will
be
able
to
pick
up
signals from the brain to control wearable robotic technology. The next
stage
is
to
remove
the
ceiling
harness.
A
neurosurgeon
who
co-led
the
exoskeleton trial commented on the exoskeleton suit. He said it was the
first
wireless,
brain-controlled
system
to
be
designed
that
can
move
all