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1、拉分题型整合练习9一、完形填空主题语境语篇类型难度人物故事记叙文(2021江西原创)A surprising activity has become popular among cyclists(骑手) in recent months. Its called “Everesting”riding up and down a hill 1 you have reached the top of Mount Everest(珠穆朗玛峰), the worlds highest mountain.Mount Everest 2 in Nepal and Tibet. Its 8，848 meter
2、s tall and its height has made 3 a famous climbing challenge. Though many people 4 to climb it every year, not everyone makes it to the top.The idea for Everesting 5 George Mallory. Mr. Mallorys grandfather (also called George Mallory) was part of the first British 6 to attempt(试图) to climb Mount Ev
3、erest, back in the 1920s. In 1994, when the 7 Mr. Mallory was also planning on climbing Mount Everest, he got in shape for it by riding up and down Australias Mount Donna Buang. That mountain is 1，250 meters high, and it took Mr. Mallory 8 trips up to 8 the height of Mount Everest.During the coronav
4、irus pandemic(大流行病), with most bike races 9 ， many cyclists have decided to try Everesting, racing on their own to see if they can beat the current(当前的) 10 . Over the last few months, records for Everesting have been set and broken many 11 . In May, American cyclist Phil Gaimon set a 12 record of cy
5、cling up a hill in California. 13 four days later, Keegan Swenson beat his record by biking up a hill in Utah. On June 20, Australian biker Lachlan Morton broke the record again, reaching the height of Mount Everest. Thats 10 minutes 14 than Keegan Swensons time. Men arent the only ones breaking the
6、ir records. American cyclist Katie Hall 15 an old womens Everesting record. A few days later, Lauren De Crescenzo broke that record by riding a hill in Georgia. Hannah Rhodes, a cyclist from England, broke the womens record again.Cyclists seem to love Everesting because its a race they can compete a
7、gainst others while riding by themselves. “Anyone can go and do it，” Lachlan Morton said. “You just need a hill.”1A.unlessBbeforeCas soon as Duntil2A.liesBcomesClaysDputs3A.herBhimCitDthem4A.needBtryCplanDhave5A.asked forBtook upCput downDcame from 6A.teamBcountryCschoolDtown7A.elderByoungerCnewerDl
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9、om this July, residents(居民) in Shanghai are being asked to sort(分类) their garbage(垃圾). They must put their garbage in different 16._of boxes to improve the citys environment. A lot of garbage has been put into one place 17._now. The garbage is then 18._to landfill sites(垃圾填埋场) . These landfill sites
10、, however, can be bad for the land and 19._.The new plan asks residents to put their garbage into four different boxes, one for each type of garbage. The red one is for 20._waste(such as batteries). The brown box is for “wet garbage”(such as food waste). The blue one is for recyclable waste(such as
11、paper, glass and plastic). And 21._， the black one is for “dry garbage”(everything else)Each day, Shanghai produces 22，000 tons of household garbage. If you put it on a scale(秤) , it will 22._the same as the Jin Mao Tower! Reducing 23._amount will surely help the environment. However, it needs all t
12、he people24._that happen. Just as Shanghais previous mayor, Ying Yong, has said, “Garbage sorting should become25._. And I encourage everyone to take part in the project. ”二、阅读理解主题语境语篇类型难度励志故事说明文(2020江西南昌第二次调研测试)Katy Sullivan is an actress, an athlete, and a person who refuses to use the words “no”
13、or “I cant”. She grew up in Alabama, US and had an active childhood. She kept up with her sisters and brothers at the gym and in the swimming pool. However, she was born with no legs and has to wear prosthetic legs all her life. But she feels lucky because her family has treated her the same way the
14、y would treat anyone.When a person is born without legs, there are lots of things that are difficult to do. But Sullivan believes she can do anything. She chose to do two things that are difficult even with both legs. As a teenager, she saw a movie that made a big impression on her. Before it was ov
15、er, Sullivan had made up her mind to be an actress. She earned a degree in theater and then moved to Los Angeles, where she has played roles in theater, television and movies. She has a positive view of life. She thinks that if you believe you can do something, you should go for it. So when Sullivans friend asked her whether shed like to try running, she said “yes”. She was given a pair of running legs and started running.Sullivan wa
