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阅读理解Teachers don’t just educate students—they also act as problem-solvers, and sometimes, even social workers to help kids in need. To change that, since 2014, the Varkey Foundation has been honoring the world’s “real superhero” with a $1 million Global Teacher Prize each year.The prize of 2019 went to Peter Tabichi from Kenya, Africa. Tabichi beat 10,000 other teachers from 179 countries to win the $1 million prize. He began working as a teacher at a private school—one with state-of-the-art laboratories, a well-stocked library, and even a computer room. However, a field trip to the neighboring rural area made him realize his true calling was to help kids in under-served communities.In September, 2016, he joined Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in Pwani Village in a mountain area. With no library, a single science laboratory and one school computer, it was a far cry from Tabichi’s last school. To make matters worse, many of the students have to walk 7 kilometers to school each way. While these challenges would have led most people to leave, Tabichi faced them bravely.Realizing that being hungry does harm to poor students, the teacher began using as much as 80% of his monthly salary to buy food and supplies for them. Since there is little rain in the area, he also taught parents how to grow drought-resistant crops. Sometimes, he even paid for the plants to help them started.Tabichi is feeling happy now. School registration has nearly doubled since he started, from 200 to almost 400. In 2017, 16 of the 59 seniors went to college, while in 2018, the number rose to 26. Even more encouraging, girls are now doing better than boys in tests. The school’s headmaster said, “Mr. Tabichi is a teacher. He gives almost everything to education. He is really a hero.”1．Peter Tabichi was honored with the world’s “real superhero” of _________.A．2014 B．2016 C．2018 D．20192．How many dollars did Peter Tabichi get from the prize?A．1,000 collars. B．10,000 dollars.C．100,000 dollars. D．1,000,000 dollars.3．Which of the following is TRUE?A．Peter Tabichi has been in Pwani Village since September, 2016.B．Peter Tabichi has worked in a village school since 2017.C．Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School is very big and modern.D．Students in Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School enjoy sports.4．What does the underlined word “drought-resistant” mean in Chinese?A．防涝的 B．抗旱的 C．高产的 D．优质的5．What can we mainly learn from the last paragraph?A．Tabichi’s work has caused amazing results.B．There are only 200 students in the school.C．Forty graduating seniors went to college.D．Tabichi is a good doctor. Pulp (纸浆) magazines were cheap magazines filled with science fiction, terror, and adventure stories. These were printed from 1896 to the 1950s. People called them “pulp magazines” because the paper used to print them came from wood pulp. This was the cheapest kind of paper. Pulp magazines were popular because they didn’t cost much money. They were also easy to read. They were a kind of light amusement.Pulp magazines usually had a wonderful cover page. It was bright and colorful. It usually showed a woman in trouble and a hero coming to save her. Inside the magazines, there were many stories by different writers. Some pulp magazines featured detective stories. There were terror pulp magazines and romance pulp magazines, too. One of the most famous pulp magazines was called Amazing Stories. This was a science fiction pulp magazine. It started in 1926. There were stories of young handsome heroes saving Earth from danger. There were stories that imagined life in the future. Before they were famous, many science fiction writers began by writing for Amazing Stories, Isaac Asimov, for example, wrote a story called Marooned off Vesta that Amazing Stories printed in 1939.Many pulp magazines stopped printing in the 1950s. One of the reasons was the growth of television. Watching TV became a hobby for many people. Paperback (平装书) books also became more popular at the same time. They were also full of different stories. They were more expensive than pulp magazines but people had more money than before. They spent it on paperback books.6．The first paragraph mainly tells us that _________.A．many people enjoy reading magazinesB．pulp magazines were very popularC．the cheapest paper was made from wood pulpD．pulp magazines started in 18967．In the second paragraph, the writer agrees that __________.A．there were different stories in pulp magazinesB．women are usually easy to get into troubleC．pulp magazines were full of detective storiesD．the cover page could hardly attract readers8．When did Amazing Stories start?A．In 1896. B．In 1926. C．In 1939. D．In 1950.9．According to the article, what is one of the reasons why most pulp magazines stopped being published?A．People disliked Isaac Asimov.B．People didn’t like the covers.C．People stopped watching TV.D．People didn’t mind spending more money.10．What is the best title for the passage?A．Marooned off Vesta B．Detective storiesC．Pulp magazines D．Amazing Stories An English traveler found himself in a northern European country with a little money to buy the ticket for the travel back home. As he knew that it would take him only two days to get to England, he thought that he would be all right without food. So he bought a ticket and went on board. He closed his ears to the lunch bell. When dinner time came, he refused to go to the dining hall, saying that he was not feeling well. The next morning, he didn’t go to breakfast and at lunch time he again stayed in his room. At dinner time he was so hungry that he could not stand it any longer. “I’m going to eat,” he said, “even if they throw me into the sea.” At dinner he ate everything in front of him at the table, then he worried about the coming trouble. “Bring me the bill,” he said. “There isn’t any bill. On the ship the money for the ticket includes meals.” The traveler was sad when he heard this.根据材料内容选择最佳答案。11．The English traveler knew he would ________ in two days.A．be back home B．buy some food to eatC．travel everywhere in Europe D．enjoy himself in the ship12．The first day he ________ to have lunch and dinner.A．stole B．got C．refused D．missed13．Why didn’t he go to the dining hall?A．Because he was ill. B．Because he was not feeling well.C．Because he was not hungry. D．Because he had no money.14．The next day he decided to ________ at last.A．stay in his room B．be thrown into the seaC．have dinner D．run away15．The English traveler may feel ________ that he had no meal on the first day.A．excited B．regretful C．angry D．lucky How many kinds of languages are there in the world on earth? Maybe no one can answer this question surely. It is thought that there are four kinds of languages in the world. One is your mother tongue. You learn mother language at home with your family when you are small. The second kind is foreign language that is spoken abroad and that you can learn at school. The third kind is the official language of your country. It is used in official papers and spoken on the radio and on television. The fourth kind is the dead language. It is not spoken any more but still exists in written papers. For example, Latin. There can be no doubt that English is one of the world’s most widely used languages. People use a language in one of the three ways: as a native language, as a second language, or as a foreign language. English is spoken as a native language by over three hundred million people in many countries. As a second language, English is of ten necessary for official business, education, information and other activities all around the world. It is one of the new “working languages of the United Nations.”根据材料内容选择最佳答案。16．How many kinds of languages are there in the world according to the passage?A．Three. B．Four. C．Five. D．Six.17．What is the third kind of language?A．Official language. B．Foreign language.C．Dead language. D．Mother language18．Why is Latin the dead language?A．Because it is used widely B．Because it is difficult for people to speak.C．Because it is popular among young people. D．Because it is not spoken any more but still exists in written papers19．What does the underlined word “exists” mean in Chinese?A．生产 B．生活 C．存在 D．生长20．As a second language, what is English often necessary for?A．Official business. B．Education and information.C．Other activities all around the world. D．Above of all. The Fuxing train has started running in southwest China’s Tibet along the Lhasa—Nyingchi Railway(拉萨—林芝铁路).The 435-kilometer railway links Lhasa and Nyingchi. It is China’s first electrified(电气化的) railroad on the “Roof of the World”. It shortens the journey between Lhasa and Nyingchi from over five hours to about 3.5 hours.The new railway covers an area of 226,000 square kilometers. It goes through 47 tunnels (隧道) and crosses 121 bridges. The train has a top speed of 160 kilometers per hour. It is the fastest train on the high land, but it’s a bit slower than some other Fuxing trains in our country because of the special environment. The railway not only makes local people’s life easier, but also brings more tourists to the area.“The railway trip is so relaxing and fast. The new train has brought our family members closer than ever before,” said a teacher who lives in Nyingchi. She used to drive more than five hours from Nyingchi to Lhasa to visit her parents during the summer vacation.Besides carrying passengers, the railway also provides good chances for farmers to sell local products to more places. It’s sure to put new energy into Tibet’s economic(经济的) development.21．How many hours does the journey take between Lhasa and Nyingchi by Fuxing train?A．About 5 hours. B．About 4 hours. C．About 3.5 hours. D．About 1.5 hours.22．What’s the top speed of Fuxing train from Lhasa to Nyingchi?A．160 kilometers per hour. B．121 kilometers per hour.C．47 kilometers per hour. D．160 meters per hour.23．What does the underlined word “shortens” mean in Chinese?A．克扣 B．下降 C．缩短 D．缺少24．What’s special about the Lhasa—Nyingchi Railway?A．It covers a large area.B．It can carry passengers.C．The train goes through lots of tunnels and bridges.D．It’s China’s first electrified railway on the “Roof of the World”.25．What can we learn from the passage?A．The railway trip is not relaxing or fast.B．The railway does not bring more tourists to the area.C．The train goes through 121 tunnels and 47 bridges.D．It’s a bit slower than some other Fuxing trains in our country. The city train station is usually a crowded, noisy place. In Tulum, Mexico, however, a very different train station is in the works.Tulum often has storms and strong winds. The terrible weather sometimes causes serious harm to people’s life, buildings and transportation systems here. So the new station will be built with the environment protection in mind. According to its design, the main supporting parts can protect the station against bad weather conditions and make the station last long time. The station’s special shape and open top allow fresh air to enter and move through it so that it is cool inside. They also let in natural light, which is useful for energy saving by reducing the need for air conditioning and lighting.The station is meant to coexist（共存）with the environment nearby. Around the station, there are plenty of plants and animals. Because of this, the station will be kept as small as possible. It is only to be only 200 meters long.Besides, the station’s design shows Mexico’s traditional art and ancient culture in an unusual way. By making full use of lines, shapes and light, the train station imitates the building of the Mayan culture. The local people Mayas are known for their use of lines and light in their art.The building of the station began in January 2022 and will likely to be finished by the end of 2023. Many people are looking forward to the competition of the station, and its special, environmental-friendly design will bring new ideas to future projects.26．The station’s special shape and open top can ______.A．produce light B．let in fresh airC．reduce the harm caused by weather D．make the station strong enough27．The train station will be built as small as possible in order to ______.A．cut down the cost B．save some energyC．protect the environment D．keep it quiet and safe28．The underlined word “imitates” in paragraph 4 means “______”.A．creates B．copies C．protects D．keeps29．To complete the train station, it will take ______.A．12 months B．22 months C．23 months D．24 months30．The best title for this passage is ______.A．A Train Station Coexisting with Nature B．A Train Station with Ancient NatureC．A Train Station with Special Shapes D．A Train Station with Away From Cities (Ned, Conceil and I were taken to the ship. Captain Nemo showed us around. He led us into a room as a museum with a great collection and then took us to the library and the galley(画廊).)①Captain Nemo was very proud of his collection and the ship—the Nautilus. Then, he took me to my cabin(房舱). It was a very comfortable bedroom and was next to his cabin. His cabin had an instrument panel(仪表板), and on this he could see everything that he needed to know to sail the Nautilus.②He told me that he had found a way to make electricity using salt and mercury(汞). This electricity gave the Nautilus all the power it needed to move through the water. Huge pumps(泵)filled and emptied tanks of air and water to make the Nautilus sink or rise. I was surprised to find that the Nautilus even had a small dinghy(小艇). Captain Nemo could enter the dinghy from the Nautilus while it was underwater and go to the surface. Then, the Nautilus would come up to collect him. As we walked to the engine room(发动机舱), we passed the large kitchen and crew(船员)room. The door of the crew room was closed, so I could not see how many men were asked to work on the Nautilus.③Captain Nemo showed me the engine and explained how it worked. It was difficult to understand how the tanks, rudders and batteries worked. However, I had to believe it because the engine was working! The Nautilus was seventy meters long and eight meters wide. It had a cylindrical(圆柱形的)shape with points on each end and weighed 1,500 tons. A pilot sat in a small room with strong windows, and a powerful electric light showed him where he was going.④“It’s a wonderful ship!” I exclaimed.⑤“I love it as if it were my child.” he replied.⑥“How did you build it in secret?” I asked. “All the parts were made in different countries. I used different names each time I placed an order. I took all the parts to a desert island, and my workmen put them together. Then, we burned our workshops.”⑦“It must have cost a great deal of money!” I exclaimed again.⑧“Millions of dollars,” he replied. “However, I have billions.”—Taken from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea31．What can we learn about the Nautilus?A．It had a lot of rooms with many treasures in them.B．It was too large for Captain Nemo to know how to sail.C．Everyone knew that Captain Nemo built it on a desert island.D．It could sail not only on the surface of the sea but under the water.32．Which of the following question is NOT answered in the passage?A．What was the dinghy used for?B．How could the Nautilus sink or rise?C．How many workmen were there on the Nautilus?D．How could the Nautilus get the power to move through water?33．What does the underlined word “exclaimed” mean in Paragraph 4?A．cried suddenly in pain B．said suddenly and loudly in surpriseC．spoke in a low voice because of sadness D．shouted in a loud voice because of anger34．Which is the correct order of the story?①Captain Nemo told us how he made electricity. ②All the parts of the ship were put together on an island. ③Captain Nemo took Ned, Conceil and I to the Nautilus.       ④We realized how great the ship was.A．③④①② B．①③④② C．②④③① D．②③①④35．What’s the main idea of the passage?A．Captain Nemo had so much money.B．“I” was excited to visit the Nautilus.C．The Nautilus could sail under the water.D．The Nautilus was a great ship that Captain Nemo was proud of. The moment that Jiang Mengnan received the Touching China Person of the Year Award for 2021, she said she most wanted to express her thanks to her parents.Born in 1992, Jiang’s world has been silent since she was 6 months old. At that time, she was given a harmful drug mistakenly, which damaged her hearing. So Jiang’s parents taught her to learn vocalization and lip reading.When Jiang learn to talk, she used her hands to feel the vibration（震动）of her parents’ vocal cords（声带）. When reading Pinyin, she carefully looked at the lips of other people’s pronunciations to know the formation of each syllable. Learning a single word can take at least 1000 practice attempts for Jiang, and different people having different mouth movements added difficulty when it came to lip reading.Through lip reading and self-study, she was able to keep up with learning and was accepted by Jilin University School of Pharmacy with a high score of 615. In 2018, she was accepted as a PhD candidate at Tsinghua University’s School of Life Sciences.Jiang’s story is one of victory over difficulty. More importantly, she is helping inspire disabled children to struggle for success and challenge the low expectations that some in society still place on them. Because of her hearing loss, she couldn’t be a doctor. Instead, she chose pharmacy（药剂学）to help reduce people’s pain and assist their recovery. Another crucial way she aims to contribute is by teaching children in similar situations not to be limited by their disability. She tells students in special education schools to do their best to achieve as much as a so-called healthy person.She stressed that people with disabilities have no need to feel discouraged, as they can do the same or even better than non-disabled people around them. When God closes a door, he opens a window, and this girl believes that all challenges are gifts.36．What led Jiang to lose her hearing?A．She was born with hearing disability. B．She was injured in a car accident.C．She suffered from a high fever. D．She took medicine by mistake.37．What does Paragraph 3 mainly talk about?A．Jiang’s experiences of language learning.B．Jiang’s attempts to overcome social anxiety.C．Jiang’s advice on mastering pronunciation skills.D．Jiang’s success in the college entrance examination.38．How does Jiang help disabled children?A．By teaching them to learn lip reading.B．By treating them with free medicine as a doctor.C．By encouraging them to face their disability bravely.D．By investing money in building schools for them.39．What can we learn from Jiang’s story?A．Hard work pays off. B．Well begun is half done.C．Actions speak louder than words. D．You cannot judge a book by its cover.     参考答案1．D2．D3．A4．B5．A 【导语】本文主要讲了一位老师Peter Tabichi的任教故事。Tabichi在贫困山区的一所中学任教，他竭尽所能为饥饿的孩子们提供帮助，为村民提供种植农作物的技术。短短几年，Tabichi的工作取得了惊人的成果，并赢得100万美元奖金。1．细节理解题。根据“The prize of 2019 went to Peter Tabichi from Kenya, Africa.”可知Tabichi被授予2019年世界“真正的超级英雄”称号。故选D。2．细节理解题。根据“Tabichi beat 10,000 other teachers from 179 countries to win the $1 million prize.”可知Tabichi赢得了100万美元。故选D。3．细节理解题。根据“In September, 2016, he joined Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in Pwani Village in a mountain area.”可知Tabichi自2016年9月就来到这个村庄了。故选A。4．词义猜测题。根据“Since there is little rain in the area”可知这个地区缺水，由此可推断Tabichi教人们种植的应是抗旱植物，因此“drought-resistant”意为“抗旱的”。故选B。5．推理判断题。根据最后一段中“School registration has nearly doubled since he started…Even more encouraging, girls are now doing better than boys in tests.”可知中学生入学人数增多，考入大学的学生越来越多，女孩的考试成绩甚至好于男孩，根据这些变化可推断Tabichi的工作取得了惊人的成绩。故选A。6．B7．A8．B9．D10．C 【导语】本文主要介绍了纸浆杂志是充满科幻、恐怖和冒险故事的廉价杂志，从1896年开始流行到20世纪50年代。后来，因为电视的普及和平装书的流行，纸浆杂志大多停止印刷。6．段落大意题。根据“Pulp magazines were popular because they didn’t cost much money. They were also easy to read. They were a kind of light amusement.”可推断第一段主要讲了纸浆杂志很受欢迎。故选B。7．细节理解题。根据“Inside the magazines, there were many stories by different writers. Some pulp magazines featured detective stories. There were terror pulp magazines and romance pulp magazines, too.”可知作者认为纸浆杂志里有不同的故事。故选A。108．细节理解题。根据“One of the most famous pulp magazines was called Amazing Stories. This was a science fiction pulp magazine. It started in 1926.”可知《惊奇故事》杂志于1926年开始出版。故选B。9．推理判断题。根据最后一段“Many pulp magazines stopped printing in the 1950s. One of the reasons was the growth of television. Watching TV became a hobby for many people. Paperback (平装书) books also became more popular at the same time. They were also full of different stories. They were more expensive than pulp magazines but people had more money than before. They spent it on paperback books.”可知大部分纸浆杂志停止出版的原因，一是电视的普及，二是平装书的流行。平装书虽然贵但人们有了更多的钱，由此可推断人们不介意花更多的钱买平装书。故选D。10．最佳标题题。本文主要介绍了纸浆杂志从问世、发展到最终趋向消亡的历史，因此最佳标题应为“Pulp magazines”。故选C。11．A12．C13．D14．C15．B 【导语】本文主要讲述了一个旅行者用身上仅有的钱买了船票后，打算饿两天到家。第二天实在忍不住了，就去大吃了一顿。没想到船上用餐是免费的，为此后悔不已。11．细节理解题。根据“As he knew that it would take him only two days to get to England”可知，这个人知道他能在两天后到家。故选A。12．细节理解题。根据“When dinner time came, he refused to go to the dining hall, saying that he was not feeling well”可知，在第一天这个人拒绝吃饭。故选C。13．细节理解题。根据“An English traveler found himself in a northern European country with a little money to buy the ticket for the travel back home. As he knew that it would take him only two days to get to England, he thought that he would be all right without food”可知，这个人不去餐厅是因为他身上已经没有钱了。故选D。14．细节理解题。根据“At dinner time he was so hungry that he could not stand it any longer. ‘I’m going to eat,’ he said, ‘even if they throw me into the sea’” 可知，第二天他实在是饿极了，因此决定去吃晚饭。故选C。15．推理判断题。根据文中描述尤其是“The traveler was sad when he heard this”可知，这个人在得知船上用餐免费时，肯定会为自己白白饿了一天感到后悔。故选B。16．B17．A18．D19．C20．D 【导语】本文主要介绍了四种语言：母语，外语，官方语言以及消失的语言，并重点介绍了英语的情况。16．细节理解题。根据“It is thought that there are four kinds of languages in the world”可知，有四种语言，故选B。17．细节理解题。根据“The third kind is the official language of your country”可知，第三种是官方语言，故选A。18．细节理解题。根据“It is not spoken any more but still exists in written papers.”可知，因为它不再被提及，但仍然存在于书面文件中，故选D。19．词义猜测题。根据“The fourth kind is the dead language. It is not spoken any more but still exists in written papers”可知，第四种语言虽然不再被提及，但仍然存在于一些书面文件中，所以exixts表示“存在”，故选C。20．细节理解题。根据“ As a second language, English is of ten necessary for official business, education, information and other activities all around the world”可知，作为第二语言，英语在世界各地的官方商务、教育、信息和其他活动中是十分必要的，故选D。21．C22．A23．C24．D25．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍拉萨—林芝铁路的相关信息。21．细节理解题。根据“It shortens the journey between Lhasa and Nyingchi from over five hours to about 3.5 hours.”可知，它将拉萨和林芝之间的路程从5个多小时缩短到约3.5小时。所以是3.5小时，故选C。22．细节理解题。根据“The train has a top speed of 160 kilometers per hour.”可知，这列火车的最高时速为160公里。故选A。23．词句猜测题。分析“It shortens the journey between Lhasa and Nyingchi from over five hours to about 3.5 hours.”可知，它将拉萨和林芝之间的路程从5个多小时缩短到约3.5小时。所以shortens的意思是“缩短”，故选C。24．细节理解题。根据“It is China’s first electrified(电气化的) railroad on the ‘Roof of the World’.”可知，它是中国第一条在“世界屋脊”上的电气化铁路。故选D。25．细节理解题。根据“It is the fastest train on the high land, but it’s a bit slower than some other Fuxing trains in our country because of the special environment.”可知，它是高原上最快的火车，但由于特殊的环境，它比我们国家的一些其他复兴列车要慢一些。故选D。26．B27．C28．B29．D30．A【导语】本文主要讲述了墨西哥的图卢姆的特殊火车站的设计理念和建设。26．细节理解题。根据“ The station’s special shape and open top allow fresh air to enter and move through it so that it is cool inside.”可知，车站的特殊形状和开放的顶部可以让新鲜空气进入，故选B。27．细节理解题。根据“The station is meant to coexist（共存）with the environment nearby. Around the station, there are plenty of plants and animals. Because of this, the station will be kept as small as possible. ”和“So the new station will be built with the environment protection in mind.”可知，是为了与周围的环境共存，也就是为了保护环境，故选C。28．词义猜测题。根据“ The local people Mayas are known for their use of lines and light in their art.”（当地玛雅人以在艺术中使用线条和光线而闻名。）可知，火车站的建设应是模仿了玛雅文化的建筑，划线单词表示“模仿”，与“copies”同义。故选B。29．细节理解题。根据“The building of the station began in January 2022 and will likely to be finished by the end of 2023. ”可知，要花费2年的时间，也就是24个月完成，故选D。30．最佳标题题。文主要讲述了墨西哥的图卢姆的特殊火车站的设计理念——和环境共存，及其建设。故选A。31．D32．C33．B34．D35．D【导语】本文节选自小说《海底两万里》，介绍了“鹦鹉螺号”潜艇是如何工作的以及它是如何建造的。31．细节理解题。根据第二段“Captain Nemo could enter the dinghy from the Nautilus while it was underwater and go to the surface.”可知，“鹦鹉螺号”不仅可以在水上航行，还可以在水下航行。故选D。32．细节理解题。根据第六段“I took all the parts to a desert island, and my workmen put them together.”只提到了工人把他们组装到一起，并没有提到具体有多少工人。故选C。33．词句猜测题。根据上文对“鹦鹉螺号”的描述以及“It’s a wonderful ship!”可知，“我”应该是忽然大声而惊讶地说。故选B。34．细节理解题。本文主要是介绍“鹦鹉螺号”。首先要组装“鹦鹉螺号”，②排在第一；然后尼摩艇长带“我”、尼德和康塞尔来到艇上，告诉我们他是怎么发电的，③①排在后面；听了尼摩艇长的解释，我们意识到这艘艇有多伟大，④排最后。故选D。35．主旨大意题。本文主要是对“鹦鹉螺号”进行介绍，结合第一段“Captain Nemo was very proud of his collection and the ship—the Nautilus.”以及后面尼摩艇长的话，可知“鹦鹉螺号”是一艘伟大的艇，让尼摩艇长感到非常自豪。故选D。36．D37．A38．C39．A【导语】本文主要讲述了蒋梦楠在六个月大因为药物而失聪，她的父母教她学习发音和唇读学，通过努力，她最终被清华大学生命科学学院录取为博士生。36．细节理解题。根据“At that time, she was given a harmful drug mistakenly, which damaged her hearing”可知，是因为误食了药物，故选D。37．主旨大意题。通读第三段可知，本段主要介绍了她学习语言的经历，故选A。38．细节理解题。根据“More importantly, she is helping inspire disabled children to struggle for success and challenge the low expectations that some in society still place on them”可知，通过鼓励他们勇敢地面对自己的残疾来帮助这些残疾孩子，故选C。39．推理判断题。通读全文可知，本文主要讲述了一位残疾人通过自己的努力获取了回报的故事，故选A。