2020上海中考二模阅读回答问题汇编

这是一份2020上海中考二模阅读回答问题汇编，共25页。
Ned: Hey, Miles. Are yu free t see a mvie tmrrw night?
Miles: Srry, n. I'll have a class tmrrw and a lt f hmewrk t finish up.
Ned: Oh, that's t bad. I'm s glad I take classes nline. I can decide when, where and hw t cmplete my lessns. It saves a lt f time.
Miles: It sunds gd, but I actually really enjy ging t class because it's a great way t get t knw ther peple. It als helps me learn hw t wrk well with thers. If I dn't understand smething, I'm always able t ask abut it in persn. That saves me a lt f time and prevents misunderstanding.
Ned: In an nline class, I have t think thrughly(彻底地）befre asking questins. That teaches me hw t slve prblems n my wn.
Miles: D yu ever run int technical(技术上的）prblems in yur nline classes? If yu can't pen a file, hw can yu cntinue yur learning?
Ned: It's nt a big prblem. I can email the teacher r cntact anther student fr help.
Miles: But answering questins thrugh emails takes t much time. Yu may fall behind n yur studies.
Ned: Yu can fall behind, t. What if yu get sick r yur class gets canceled because the weather is bad? Thse aren't prblems fr nline classes.
Miles: Yes, but there's usually a make-up(弥补)class if a class is canceled.
Ned: In an nline class, I dn't have t wrry abut missing classes fr any reasn. I can always review the previus(之前的）lessns nline.
Miles: Dn't yu feel lnely smetimes? I wuld feel lnely if I had t learn n my wn.
Ned: I'm cnfident in learning by myself. Besides, an nline class gives me mre free time t take part in ther activities.
Miles: I still prefer having classmates t brainstrm and discuss ideas with. I believe that imprves my learning all the time.
Ned: I'm pretty self-disciplined(自律的）, and I wrk better n my wn. I can't fcus when wrking with thers.
Miles: I guess everybdy learns differently.
Ned prefers attending classes n a schl campus t studying nline, desn't he?
Why can't Miles g t see the mvie with Ned?
What can Ned d if there's a technical prblem?
If Ned gets sick, hw can he catch up with the missing classes?
Accrding t Miles, what imprves his learning all the time?
93.Which kind f schl system d yu like better? Give yur reasn(s).

崇明区：Andrew Bennett talked fr the first time abut the night his wife was killed. The judge thught it was he wh killed his wife. Nw he wrte t a magazine frm the prisn abut what happened n the night f Nvember 23, 1995.
“I had t stay late at the hspital that night t d an peratin. I left at abut 11 pm. I drve hme slwly because the weather was terrible. The wind was blwing and it was raining heavily, I was turning int ur rad when a man suddenly ran in frnt f my car, I almst hit him but I stpped just in time. I was frightened and the men lked frightened, t. I gt ut f the car but he ran away befre I culd ask if he was all right. It was very strange. When I gt hme, the lights were n but it was very quiet, I called t my wife but there was n answer. Then I remembered that she was ut at a cncert.
“I was still very upset abut what happened n the rad. S I went t have a bath. Then I saw that the windw in the bathrm was pen. This was strange because my wife always lcked the drs and windws befre she went ut. She was afraid f burglars. When I went t clse it, I fund Ellen lying there, bld everywhere, I rushed ver and felt fr her pulse but she was dead. I sat n the flr beside her bdy and was t frightened t d anything.
“The next thing I knew was the sky was getting bright, I can’t remember a thing abut that night. In the mrning I phned the plice. They arrived half an hur after I phned them. But it seemed like a few hurs. During that time I tried hard t remember anything I culd abut the night befre, I culdn’t stp thinking abut the man in the rad. What was he ding n that night in ur quiet neighbrhd? Why did he lk s frightened? Why did he run away?”
88. Did Andrew Bennett write the letter at hme?

89. Hw did Andrew Bennett succeed in aviding(避免) a traffic accident that nearly happened?

90. What did Andrew Bennett’s wife want t d that night?
91. What were the tw strange things that Andrew Bennett mentined (提到)?
92. Hw lng did it take the plice t get t Andrew Bennett’s huse ？

93 Wh d yu think might be the murderer(杀人犯) ? Give at least tw reasns.
88. Can any use f a living-streaming app see inside classrm?

89. In Linda’s pinin, what des this new platfrm help bth parents and students?
90. Accrding t Jeff, what are the advantages f this app if parents get their permissin first t prtect their privacy?

91. Why des Betty think this app is a bad idea?
92. What frm des David think is t dangerus?
93. Are yu in favr f having mnitring equipment in yur schl? Why?
虹口区：
D. Answer the questins (根据短文内容回答下列问题) (12分)
Can yu remember a time when smebdy was kind t yu? Perhaps a persn let yu g in frnt f them in a queue. Maybe yur sister phned yu t ask hw yur week was ging. Or perhaps a stranger r a friend gave yu a hand in a much deeper way. There are a thusand ways t ffer kindness. And at a time when the wrld seems t have s many prblems, sme peple have started t take the issue f kindness very seriusly indeed!
Being kind is a win-win situatin. It brings happiness t the receiver as well as the persn wh des the actin. As a simple example, let's imagine yu have a wrkmate wh always des a very gd jb. Hw abut taking mment t mentin this t him? Yur wrkmate will be happy t receive sme praise, and yu will prbably feel gd abut yurself fr having spread little jy.
Many rganizatins try t encurage peple t d kind acts, wherever and whenever they can. The idea behind this is that it desn't take any majr plan t be kind. Perhaps the strngest supprters f this idea are the Randm Acts f Kindness (RAK) Kindness Fundatin, wh wrk with schls and cmpanies t teach peple kindness is beautiful skills. They perate under the beliefs that kindness can be taught and that it is cntagius(有感染力的). Their activities range frm suggesting kind acts t allwing their website-users t becme "RAKtivists"(peple wh fficially register themselves as activists f kindness).
Apart frm using yur wn cmmn sense, the RAK website suggests sme mre imaginative ways t shw kindness. Generally, these fall int three types. The first is interpersnal kindness. Sme examples are dnating(捐赠) ld clthes t charity r writing an advantageus nline idea abut restaurant that yu like. The secnd is envirnmental kindness, which culd mean simply recycling r rganizing a grup event t tidy up a lcal park r beach. The third type is less clear: persnal kindness, which means treating yurself kindly such as taking a walk in parks, inviting yurself t a big meal r setting yurself a gal t cmplain less. By being kind t yurself, ___93__ ______.
Are there a thusand ways t ffer kindness?
__________________, ___________________________.
Why is being kind win-win situatin?
_______________________________________________.
What d many rganizatins encurage peple t d?
_______________________________________________.
What des RAK believe?
_______________________________________________.
Hw can a website-user becme "RAKtivists" ?
_______________________________________________.
Please finish the last sentence within 15 wrds.
_______________________________________________.
黄浦区：D. Answer the questins (根据以下内容回答问题）：（12分）
A few days ag, I ran int a stranger as he passed by. I said srry t him and he said, "Excuse me, t, I wasn't even watching fr yu. ” We were very plite, this stranger and I. Then we went n ur way after saying gdbye.
Later in the kitchen at hme, as I cked ur meal, my daughter Betty walked up t me, very quietly. When I turned arund, I nearly kncked her dwn. "Get ut f the way!" I shuted angrily. She ran away, crying.
That night, when I lay in bed, my husband said t me, "Yu were s rude t Betty. G and lk arund n the kitchen flr, and yu'll find sme flwers there. Betty brught thse fr yu.
She picked them herself-pink, yellw, and yur favurite blue.”
When l heard this, I thught deeply: While meeting with a stranger, I was calm and plite; but with my daughter, I was nt patient. I felt sad and tears began t fall.
I quietly went t Betty's bed, "Wake up, my dear,” I said, "Are these flwers yu picked fr me?” She smiled, "I fund them by the tree. I knew yu'd like them, especially the blue." I said, “I am s srry that I treated(对待)yu that way tday.” And she whispered(悄声说)， “Mmmy, that's kay-I still lve yu anyway." I kissed her and said, "I lve yu t and I d lve the flwers.”
That day Betty gave me a lessn n hw t get alng with each ther in the family. I spent much time n wrk befre and didn't realize hw imprtant family life was. I decided t change myself in the future.
88.Did the writer say srry t a stranger when she ran int him?

89.What did the writer d when she nearly kncked her daughter dwn?

90.Wh tld the writer Betty had picked the flwers fr her?

91.Why did the writer feel sad and begin t cry?

92.Hw did the writer imprve her behavir twards her daughter?

93.What can yu learn frm the stry? Give the reasn.
嘉定区：D. Answer the questins. (根据文章内容回答问题) (12分)
What hmewrk did yu d in the winter hliday? Nw hmewrk is nt simply abut exercises. It can be researches, experiments and even wrk experiences. Take a lk at sme students' special hmewrk.
Studying snacks
One day, Wang Yang, frm Shanghai Oriental Schl, was ding his bilgy hmewrk. His teacher asked them t research the nutrients f different snacks . He bught 10 kinds f snacks. Then he checked their ingredient(成分) lists ne by ne and wrte dwn the amunt f sugar, fat and s n, in each. “We are tld it is nt gd t eat t many snacks. They have high calries (卡路里. But we always pay n attentin t it,” he said. After analyzing(分析) each snack's ingredients, he realized it was true.
Wang Yang spent three days n the hmewrk. But he said it was interesting. “I learned a lt. I cllected the data(数据), created frms and wrte the reprt by myself.”
Physics in real life
With sme plasticine (橡皮泥), steel balls, a ping-png ball, culd yu make a tumbler(不倒翁）?This is the physics hmewrk f Huang Jiali,14,f Shanghai 54 Middle Schl.
Huang first cut the ping-png ball in half. Then she put the plasticine and steel balls int ne f them. The bttm f the tumbler was made. Finally, she als used the paper t make the “hat”.“Next term, we will learn abut the center f gravity(重心）. This hmewrk made me mre curius abut it,” she said.
Learning n the jb
While Wang and Huang did their hmewrk at hme, Ding Ling, 15, f N. 5 Middle Schl, had t g utside. She wrked as a guide in the lcal museum. “Everyne at ur schl has t take part in vlunteering r ther activities,” she said. Ding was a guide in the gallery(展馆）f cins. She gt brchures(小册子）frm the museum. In rder t make the intrductin mre vividly, she still did research and added mre infrmatin t her intrductin. She wrked three hurs a day and had n time t take a break. But she felt it was a meaningful experience, “I learned hw t d sme research, and my cmmunicatin skills are als imprved.” she said.
Hw many students' hmewrk was displayed by the writer?

What des hmewrk mean accrding t this passage?
What des “it” mean in the underlined sentence “He realized it was true”?
What material did Huang Jiali use t make a tumbler?
Hw did Ding Lin make her wrking experience mre meaningful?
Hw d yu like these special hmewrk? Why? (Chse ne f them t express yur wn pinin).
金山区：Half a year befre graduatin frm cllege, my sn began t seek a jb. Due t the financial crisis (危机), fewer cmpanies wuld like t emply new staff. My sn targeted a cmpany that was ging t hire nly ne persn while there were mre than twenty peple filling their resumes (简历).
After the interview, there wuld nly be 3 wh culd enter the final rund, which wuld later decide ne persn t be emplyed. Everything seemed t g quite well and my sn passed the first rund and entered the final rund in a week.
On the day f the final interview, my sn and ther tw candidates arrived at the interview place n time, waiting fr the test. Unexpectedly, the interview was unbelievably simple. The interviewer nly said t them, all f yu are very super. Please g hme and wait fr ur ntice. We will tell yu the result in 3 days. Gd luck t all f yu!" On the mrning f the third day, my sn received a text frm the cmpany shrtly after breakfast that he was nt emplyed. We all felt very disappinted.
In nightfall that day, my sn suddenly tld me excitedly n the phne, "Dad, I have been emplyed!” Greatly surprised, I culd nt wait t ask him, "What's the whle matter?" My sn tld me that he received anther text saying that he was emplyed. Actually, the first text sent t my sn was als part f the test in the interview. Three men received the same text this mrning and nly my sn's reply was "Thank yu." while the thers said “Gdbye”.
Only then did I knw that my sn's “hpe” came in that way. That is, when yu feel disappinted, d nt frget t say "Thank yu." t the ne wh disappints yu. Saying Thank yu." shws respect fr thers wrk and shws yu are generus. Therefre, while under the same cnditin, yu will get the upper hand in terms f pprtunities cmpared with thers!
When did the authr's sn begin t seek a jb?
____________________________________________________________
Wuld many cmpanies like t emply new staff because f the financial crisis?
Hw many peple applied fr the jb?
Hw did the authr feel after being tld the news in nightfall that day?
What's the difference between the authr's sn's answer and the thers'?
What d yu think f the interview? What have yu learnt frm it?
静安区：D. Answer the questins (根据短文内容回答下列问题): (12分)
Say the wrds ‘reality TV’ and the shw that cmes int mst peple’s mind is Big Brther. Lve it r hate it, there have been versins (版本)in mre than seventy cuntries! The basic frmat is simple: put a grup f strangers int a huse, recrd everything they d and watch hw they manage t live tgether.
Actually the idea wasn’t riginal. A similar shw, The Real Wrld, was bradcast in 1992 n MTV. But the frmat really became ppular with the success f Big Brther, and it has been cpied again and again, including celebrity versins. In similar shws, cnstants(参赛选手) have been sent t the jungle r a desert island. In Wife Swap a mther ges t live with a family f strangers and tries t manage their hmes; in Yung. Dumb an Living f Mum a grup f spil (宠坏的) teenagers with n life skills learn t live tgether and lk after themselves.
S what makes these shws s attractive? Actually, living with strangers is stressful and als persnality prblems are cmmn. Cntestants ften have t share tasks and husewrk and this als brings cnflict. “It's all abut relatinships, ” says TV critic (批评家) J Barnett. “Sme characters are pleasant, and sme are unpleasant, but they are all real peple.”
But is it healthy t be s interested in ther peple's private lives? And what kind f peple want t appear in frnt f IV cameras twenty-fur hurs a day? Nt everyne was in favr f such shws, including the first ever winner f Big Brther, Bart Spring. "I’m nt a fan f the prgramme r f peple becming famus fr being stupid. " he says.
88. Big brther is a TV shw which has versins in ver 70 cuntries, isn’t it? (1)

89. Which f the fllwing wrds has the same meaning as “riginal ”(Para. 2) ? (2)
A. narrwB. creativeC. pwerfulD. favrite
90. What life skills can the spilt teenagers learn in yung, Dumb and Living ff Mum? (2)

91. Hw is the life f the cntestants living with strangers? (2)

92. What des IV critic Barnett think f the characters in these shws? (2)

93. D yu like t take part in this kind f activity? Add yur reasn(s) (3)
闵行区：Gerge Reeder, 63 , in Smerset has been given a bravery certificate（证书）fr saving the life f a baby by.
It was a cld and windy mrning. The lcal harbur master, Gerge Reeder,was carrying ut his regular duties when he heard a nise that caught his attentin. On the ther side f the harbur, sme peple were pinting and shuting, s he cycled ver quickly.
Mr Reeder expected t see a dg in the sea, but instead, he saw a baby’s buggy(婴儿车)in abut fur metres f freezing cld water. A wman was screaming desperately—her baby by was strapped int the buggy and was in the water. The strng wind had blwn the buggy int the sea. Mr Reeder quickly decided t d smething.
‘I went ver and saw that the buggy was upside-dwn…and I jumped in,’ said Mr Reeder. He pulled the buggy ver t the sea wall. Then sme ther peple came t help. They tied a rpe t the buggy and managed t pull it ut f the water and t safety.
Tanya Allen, a passer-by（wh, frtunately, was a nurse), gave the baby CPR（心肺复苏术）and was able t get him t breathe again. Mr Reeder remembered seeing a little bit f breath cming ut f the baby’s muth. ‘I thught, he is all right. He’s alive. Brilliant!’ he said. Then an air ambulance helicpter arrived and the baby was taken t hspital. Mr Reeder said it was unbelievable that the baby survived. ‘It’s such a miracle,’ Mr Reeder added.
After he’d finished helping the baby and the helicpter had gne, Mr Reeder went hme t recver frm the experience. The child’s grandfather knew Mr Reeder and, a little later, went t his huse t tell him that the by was ut f danger. Mr Reeder was very relieved and happy t hear that.
Mr Reeder said that he hadn’ t really been brave. ‘It was everyne—frm Tanya ding the CPR t the helicpter pilt, ’ he said. ‘I’m just glad I culd help’. But when Mr Reeder gt the certificate, a reprter said that what he’d dne was very brave. ‘This was an extremely brave act, as he put his wn life at risk.’ The reprter has advised lcal peple t avid walking alng the seafrnt in very windy weather. 88. Why was Gerge Reeder given a bravery certificate？
Hw was the weather when Mr Reeder was carrying ut his duties that mrning？
Befre ther peple came t help, what did Mr Reeder d t save the baby？
Wh came t help Mr Reeder, sme peple arund, Tanya Allen r the helicpter pilt？
Accrding t the reprter, what shuld the lcal peple d in very windy weather？
93. Hw d yu like Mr Reeder？Give yur reasn(s).
TO GETTING RESTAURANTS TO REDUCE THEIR PLASTIC WASTE
YOUR GUIDE
Kids VS. PLASTIC
If yu ask yur restaurant waiter t skip the plastic straw (吸管) at dinner, yu keep ne item ut f the rubbish. But if a restaurant can stp handing ut plastic straws t every diner, it is a much bigger difference! Here’s hw t ask yur favrite restaurant t reduce single-use plastic.
Talk t yur parents befre ding any f fllwing things.
88. This guide prvides sme tips fr restaurants t imprve their service, desn’t it?
89. Accrding t the guide, what d yu need t d first befre yu take actin?
90. Where des mst f plastic waste finally g?
91. What can a restaurant d t reduce sme plastic waste?
92. Accrding t the guide, hw can yu cmmunicate with the restaurant manager plitely?
93. Which way d yu prefer, writing a letter r speaking face-t-face? Give yur reasn(s).
青浦区：Stephen Glenn is a famus American scientist wh has made several very imprtant medical breakthrughs (突破). Many peple were dying t knw the secrets t his fantastic achievements. T slve the mystery, a reprter interviewed him asking why he was able t be s much mre creative than the average persn.
Stephen Glenn said that it all came frm an experience with his mther that ccurred when he was abut fur years ld. He tried t remve a bttle f milk frm the refrigeratr and it fell, spilling its cntents all ver the kitchen flr - a real sea f milk!
Instead f shuting at him, giving him a lecture r punishing him, his mther said. “Steve, what a great and wnderful mess yu have made! Well, the damage has already been dne. Wuld yu like t get dwn and play in the milk fr a few minutes befre we clean it up?”
Indeed, he did. After a few minutes, his mther said, “Yu knw, Steve, whenever yu make a mess like this, eventually yu have t clean it up and restre all the things t prper rder. S, we shuld clean it up.” He used spnge (海绵) and tgether they cleaned up the spilled milk.
His mther then said, “Yu have a failed experiment in hw t effectively carry a big milk bttle with tw tiny hand. Let’s g ut in the back yard and fill the bttle with water and see if yu can discver a way t carry it withut drpping it.” The little by learned that if he grasped the bttle at the tp near the lip with bth hands, he culd carry it withut drpping it. What a wnderful lessn!
This famus scientist said that it was at that mment that he knew____________________________.Instead, he learned that mistakes were just pprtunities fr learning smething new, which is, after all, what scientific experiments are all abut. Even if the experiment desn’t wrk, we usually learn smething valuable frm it.
88. Stephen Glenn is mre creative than an rdinary persn, isn’t he?
89. Hw ld was Stephen when the experience with his mther happened?
90. What did his mther ask him t d when Stephen spilled the milk all ver the flr?
91. Hw can a little by carry a big bttle withut drpping it?
92. What can be filled in the blank t cmplete the sentence in the last paragraph?
It was at that mment that he knew________________________________.
93. What d yu think f Stephen’s mther? Give tw reasns.
I think she is a__________ mther because____________________________________.
松江区：D．Answer the questins. (根据短文内容填空)
On Friday, 7 June, an Italian Airline flight was ready t leave Rme fr Tky in Japan. All the passengers were n the plane. The departure time was 21:00. The seatbelts were turned n, s passengers were nt allwed t stand up and had t stay in their seats. Then smething unusual happened.
A wman decided that she had t g t the tilet. S she gt up and walked t the back f the plane. The tilet dr was clearly marked TOILET, but the wman pened a dr next t the tilet. This dr was the emergency exit and, when she pened it, the evacuatin slide(逃生滑梯) pened. Because f this, the plane was nt able t take ff.
All the passengers had t leave the plane. When the evacuatin slide has pened, there are tw pssibilities. Wrkers can change the slide at the airprt, but the light will be delayed fr a lng time. Or the plane can take ff withut an evacuatin slide and replace it when it has landed, but the number f passengers n the plane must be smaller fr safety reasns.
Thirty-eight passengers had t stay at a htel at the airprt and take anther flight the next day. The ther passengers gt back n the plane, and it finally tk ff at 05:10 n Saturday mrning. It arrived in Tky at 14:10. Sme passengers fund that their luggage was still in Italy. But perhaps they were lucky…
88. What city was the Italian Airlines flight ready t fly t?
89. Passengers n the plane were allwed t stand up and walk abut, weren’t they?
90. Why was the flight delayed?
91. In what situatin can the plane take ff withut the evacuatin slide?
92. Hw lng did it take the plane t get t the destinatin？
93. D yu think the passengers n the plane lucky r unlucky? Why?
徐汇区：D.Answer the questins(根据短文内容回答下列问题): ( 12分)
It was a cl spring mrning back in 2009 and I had just started a mrning shift as a schl crssing guard. Lking ut fr the children, I suddenly nticed smething at sideways. Behind me I first thught it was a small, verweight dg heading twards me. I didn't think much abut it, and lked carefully at any appraching children, as well as enjying the mrning sun.
What is wrng with that dg? I thught later n, as I lked back t check n the small dg—it was mving much t fast fr itself.
A few minutes later, I felt as if I was being watched, I lked behind me, but the dg had disappeared. Then, as I slwly turned my attentin back t the rad, I was greatly surprised t see a large kala at my feet and staring right up at me.
A number f different slutins crssed my mind. But staying calm was the best. “Are yu waiting t crss the rad?” I asked the sweet kala. Miss Kala lked away, and scratched (抓挠) behind her car.
Then it gt up n all fur feet and impatiently started t crss the rad. I quickly checked fr any cars, then walked t the rad with my stp sign held high, whistle (吹哨) t my lips, and held my breath.
The kala made it t the ther side f the street, then cntinued fllwing the path thrugh the trees and disappeared int bushes.
S why did the kala crss at the schl crssing? T safely get t the trees n the ther side!
88. Is the writer a schl crssing guard r an animal prtectin vlunteer?
______________________________________________.
89. Where did the writer ntice the little animal?
______________________________________________.
90. What did the writer chse amng the different slutins?
91. Which wrd shwed that kala didn’t realize the danger when crssing the rad?
92. Hw did the writer help kala crss the rad?
93. What d yu think f the kala crss at the schl crssing? Why?
长宁：D. Answer the questins(根据以下内容回答问题)（12分）
Dear Judy
Sister, hw are yu?
I wke up this mrning. It's nearly Easter. Whenever it is Easter. I think f yu. I'll never frget seeing yu fr the first time when yu were brn. Yu were the sweetest little baby wrapped in a sft white blanket. Hw I lved kissing and hlding yu! I was a teenager and lved carrying yu arund. Smetimes peple asked if yu were my baby. I must have lked like a very yung mther, but hw prud I was in thse mments.
Hwever, things started t change fr me as I never felt quite wanted. Hw sad when it was that I felt s jealus(嫉妒的) f yu.
Befre yur arrival. Mum was in n hurry t buy the things that I needed. But later I always had t wait and wait fr her t pay my schl fees r buy bks and clthes. Everything was always late! Hw much mre upsetting that my birthday and Christmas presents were nly ever things that I urgently（急迫地）needed, such nightdress and bks?
Yur situatin was different and Mum always made sure that yu had the best f everything quickly. when yu gt a hrse fr yur 6th birthday and started riding lessns, hw jealus I was!
I slwly turned cld twards yu and never gave yu the warm hugs that yu expected frm me r shwed an interest in yur hrse r yur medals. I remember yur sad face, prbably wndering why I didn’t seem t care abut yu.
Tday I cnsidered that as I wke up. I have never spken abut this, r why that is s. Tday I must say that I am very srry fr hurting yur feelings. It was never yur fault(错). Yu were t yung t even realize it.All these years, yu might have wndered what yu did wrng that I didn't ften speak with yu.
Please frgive me! I want t be a real big sister t yu again. If yu can frgive me, we can start ver and spend time tgether. Yu have turned int a beautiful yung wman wh I am s prud f. I wuld lve t be clse again.
Much lve
Helen
When did Helen write this letter?
89. What did Helen d fr her new-brn baby sister, Judy?
90. Hw did Helen feel when she gt nightdress and bks as her birthday and Christmas presents?
91. What caused Helen's cld attitude twards her yunger sister?
92. Why did Helen write this letter t Judy?
93. If yu were Judy, what wuld yu say t yur sister after yu received her letter? (At least tw sentences)
A live-streaming app(直播应用)that mnitrs(监控)students in classrms in sme middle schls has raised a lt f nline discussin. It was reprted that any user app Shuidi culd see inside classrms. Sme parents have praised the app fr giving them the chance t mnitr their children, while thers wrry abut privacy prblems, D yu think the app is a gd idea?
I strngly supprt this app. Nwadays, children play an imprtant rle in the whle family, and parents always want t care fr their children, wherever they are. This new platfrm(平台)helps parents see what their children are ding in classes. It’s als a gd way t make students behave themselves in schl.
I’m in favr f this app if parents get their children’s permissin(准许)first. The app culd help parents fcus n children’s had habits. It culd als be used as a tl t prevent bullying(霸凌). Hwever, parents shuld get their permissin first t prtect their privacy.
I think this app is a bad idea. Schls shuld be a pleasant and relaxing place fr students t study and play. But we will feel uncmfrtable if cameras are watching us all the time. We shuld pay attentin t ur privacy. Our lives shuldn’t be watched by the public.
Any frm f privacy invasin(侵犯)shuldn’t be allwed. Althugh sme parents want t knw mre abut their children, they shuld d it in a better way. Being under the eye f stranger is t dangerus.