精選低中高難度語篇江蘇名校月考、期中、期末考題難度分層訓(xùn)練2024八年級(jí)精選低中高難度語篇江蘇名校月考、期中、期末考題難度分層訓(xùn)練2024八年級(jí)培優(yōu)生專用培優(yōu)生專用生活類主題閱讀生活類主題閱讀增強(qiáng)訓(xùn)練增強(qiáng)訓(xùn)練主題閱讀一：生活類主題閱讀本系列主題閱讀，根據(jù)單元涉及的主題進(jìn)行拓展延伸，分為基礎(chǔ)篇（3星難度），提升篇（4星難度）和滿分篇（5星難度），涉及閱讀類型包括閱讀理解、完形填空、首字母填空、閱讀表達(dá)、閱讀回答問題等。學(xué)生可以根據(jù)實(shí)際情況進(jìn)行訓(xùn)練。一、主題閱讀基礎(chǔ)篇，5篇Wheredocarsgettheirenergyfrom?Formostcars,theanswerisgasoline(petrol).Butsomecarsuseelectricity.Thesecarshavespecialmotorsthatgetpowerfrombatteries.Inaddition,therearesomecarsthathavebothanelectricmotorandagasolinemotor.Thesetypesofcarsarecalledhybridcars.Electriccarsarebetterthanpetrolcarsinseveralways.Thebiggestbenefitisreducedpollution.Inareaswherethereisahighpercentageofelectriccarsthereislesspollution.Butelectriccarsstillcausepollution.Rememberthattheelectricitytopowerelectriccarshastocomefromsomewhere,whichismostlikelyapowerstation.Unlessthesepowerstationsrunonsolarorwindenergy,theyaremostlikelyburningfuelstomakeelectricity.Thesecondbenefitofelectriccarsisareductioninthedependenceonforeignoil.Thereareseveralcountriesthatdon’twanttorelyonoilcomingfromothercountries.Sinceelectriccarscanrunonelectricityfromcoalornuclearpowerstations,thereislessofaneedtoimportoil.Electriccarshavesomeotherproblemsaswell.Theyaremoreexpensivethannormalcars.Thisismostlyduetothehighcostofthebatteriesthesecarsneed.Electriccarsrunonbatteries,justlikeamobilephonedoes:theyneedtobechargedinspecialplaces.Anotherproblemisthatelectriccarscannottravelasfarasgascars.Somepeopleareafraidthatthebatterywillrunoutofelectricitybeforetheyreachtheirdestination.Despite(盡管)theseproblems,manypeople,includingautomobileindustryexperts,believethatthepercentageofelectriccarswillincreaseinthefuture.1．Theunderlinedword“These”inParagraph1refersto________.A．electriccars B．hybridcars C．petrolcars D．a(chǎn)lloftheabove2．WhichofthestatementsofelectriccarsbelowisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Theycausezeropollution. B．Theycauselesspollutionthangasolinecars.C．Theycauseanincreaseinimportedoil. D．Theytravelmoreslowlythangasolinecars.3．Whyareelectriccarsmoreexpensivethanpetrolcars?A．Electriccarsaremorecomplicated.B．Thebatteriesofelectriccarscostalotofmoney.C．Electriccarownersneedspecialplacestochargethebatteries.D．Thebatteriesneedtobechargedoften.4．Whatdoweknowaboutthefutureofelectriccars?A．Fewerpeoplewillbuythem. B．Governmentswillsupporttheiruse.C．Theymaybecomemorepopular. D．Theywillgetmoreexpensive.5．Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?A．Anintroductionofelectriccars. B．Thefutureofelectriccars.C．Comparingpetrolcarswithelectriccars. D．Howelectriccarsreducepollution.High-speedrailwayshavegreatlychangedpeople’slivesinrecentyears.MoreandmoreChinesepeoplewouldliketotravelfromonecityto6byhigh-speedtrain.Manyyoungpeopleevenchoosetolivea“twinslife”—livinginaquietcity7workinginabusyandmoderncity.“Ihadmyfirstchancetotakethehigh-speedtrainlastweekwhenIhadabusinessmeetinginBeijing,”Johnsaid.AssomebodywhodislikedpublictransportallthetimeintheUS,Johnwas8abouthistravellingexperienceatfirst.ButlaterhewasreallyamazedatChina’shigh-speedtrainsafter9inBeijing.“TrainsinChinaarecleanandtheseatsareveryhuge.Ican’teven10howfastthetrainismoving,”Johntoldus.Iftherewerenowindows,mostpeoplewouldn’tbeabletotellwhenwe11orwhenweweretravellingat300km/h.Yes,itissosmooth.Evenacoincankeepitsbalance(平衡)onthetrain.12,youcanenjoynicefoodanddrinksonthetrain.Comparedwith(與……對(duì)比)otherkindsofpublictransport,high-speedrailmeanstheleastnoiseand13.So,besidesprovidingfastandenjoyableservices(服務(wù))forpeople,itcanalsoprotecttheenvironment.MaybethisisthereasonwhytheChinesegovernmenthas14buildingitsrailwayallthetime.Itisreportedthatanewtypeof“flyingtrain”,whichcanrunat4,000km/h,isontheway.Ifthetrainiscompleted,withits15fivetimesfasterthanthatofaplane,itwillchangethewholeworld’stravelmode.Justimagineonepicture:youcloseyoureyesassoonasyougetonthetrain.Aftertakingashortrestandwakingup,congratulate:welcometoChina!6．A．other B．a(chǎn)nother C．theother D．theothers7．A．if B．when C．until D．while8．A．happy B．excited C．worried D．sad9．A．a(chǎn)rriving B．joining C．studying D．living10．A．look B．see C．feel D．listen11．A．stopped B．moved C．woke D．flew12．A．However B．Moreover C．Otherwise D．Instead13．A．shake B．cost C．waste D．pollution14．A．kept B．missed C．started D．practiced15．A．time B．trip C．speed D．journeyDoyouoryourfamilyhaveapet?Whatk16ofpetisit?Whowillchooseit?Wholooksafterit?Petscanmakeyoumuchhappierifyouhavetherightpet.Formostpeople,havingapethasseverala17.First,yourpetcanbeyourfriend.Youwon’tfeell18whenyoustayathomealone.Youcanplaywithyourpet.Fore19,ifyouhaveapetdog,youcanplaywithit.Youcanalsotakeitforawalk.Youwillneverfeelboredw20youstaywithyourpetdog.Second,youcanlearntocareforothersbyl21afteryourpet.Lotsofteenagerssaythattakingcareofpetsmakesthemg22upasapersonquickly.Third,youcanlearnmoreaboutresponsibility(責(zé)任).Byfeedingyourpetandkeepingitcleanandhappy,youares23tohaveastrongsenseofresponsibility.See?Therearesomanyadvantagesofhavingapet.Ifyoudon’thaveapet,whynotaskyourparentsf24one?Maybeyourparentswilla25thenyouwillhaveyourownpet.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容，在文章空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意：每個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。Forover100years,itisconvenient(方便的)forpeopletogofromoneplacetoanotherbytaxi.Butsometimestherearenotaxiscomingtotheplaceyouarewaiting.However,thishasbecomeathingofthepastsinceUberappappeared.WhatisUberUberisanAmericancompanythatprovidesataxiservicethroughanapponthesmartphone.ItwassetupinMarch,2009andhasgrownquickly.Anapp,infact,isacomputerprogramworkingonsmartphones,computersandothercommunicationdevices.Byusingyoursmartphone,it’seasyforyoutoorderataxithattakesyoutoanyplace.UberappmakesyoufeelgoodThenicestthingaboutUberappisthatyoucanseetheplaceyourtaxiisorhowlongitwilltaketoarriveatyourplaceonyoursmartphonescreen.Andwhenyouwaitforthetaxi,youcancallorsendmessagestothedriverbecauseUberappwillgiveyouthetelephonenumberofthedriver.Ubertaxisarealwaysavailable(可獲得的)Uberisalwaysthere24hoursaday,365daysayear.Ifyouwanttogosomewhere,youcaneasilyopenUberappathomeoranywhereintheopenair,thenitconnectsyoutothenearestdriver.Usuallyittakesonlybetween5and15minutestogetaUbertaxibyusingUberapp.TheadvantagesofUberManypeoplelikeUberbecauseitissimpleandveryuser-friendly.Youarenotrelatedto(與……有關(guān))ataxicompany.Ifyouarenothappywiththerideandthedriver,youcanwritecomplaintsandgivethedriveralowscorethroughUberapp,soUbertaxidriversusuallyservewell.Generallyspeaking,Uberissimpleandtime-saving,andmostimportantly,itisveryeasytouse.ThecostofaUbertaxiAtUber,thepaymentiseasythroughyourbankcard.Howmuchyouneedtopaydependsonthecountryandthecitythatyouarein.Thereisnodoubt(疑問)thatUbertaxisaremuchcheaperthantaxisyouusedtotake.Uber31People’sLifeMoreConvenientBrief(簡要的)introduction◆Itisacompanythatprovidesataxiservicethroughanapponthesmartphone.◆ItwassetupinMarch,2009intheUSAandhasgrownquickly.◆Youcanorderataxitotakeyoutoanyplace32.Good33Uberappbringsyou◆Thenicestthingisthatyoucansee34yourtaxiisorhowlongitwilltaketoreachyourplace.◆ThetelephonenumberofthedriverisshowninUberapp,soyoucancallorsendmessagestothedriverwhile35.Ubertaxisavailable◆Ifyouwanttogosomewhere,youcaneasilyopenUberappathomeoranywhereintheopenair,thenitcan36youtothenearestdriverwithitshelp.◆It’susualforyouto37between5and15minutesgettingaUbertaxibyusingUberapp.Advantages◆Youhavenothingtodowithataxicompany.◆Youcancomplainaboutthedriverifyouarenot38withtherideandthedriver.Generallyspeaking,Uberissimpleandtime-saving.◆Themost39advantageisthatitisveryeasytouse.Cost◆AtUber,thepaymentiseasythroughyourbankcard.◆It’scertainthatUbertaxiscostmuch40thanthetaxisyouusedtotake.二、主題閱讀提高篇，5篇IthasbeenfortyyearssinceChina’sReformandOpening-up（改革開放）.Let’sseehowChinahaschangedthroughtheyears.1978—1988:NewLookIna1978Japanesedocumentary（記錄片）China’sNewLook,therewasasceneshowingChinesepeople’lifebackthen.Infrontofanold-fashionedTVset,someShanghainesegatheredaroundtowatchaTVshow.In1981,onlyoneoutofevery170cityfamiliesinChinahadacolorTV.1988—1998:________InOctober1990,thefirstMcDonald’sontheChinesemainlandopenedforbusinessinShenzhen.Itquicklybecamethehottesttouristspot（旅游景點(diǎn)）.ManyChinesecustomerswaitedinlineandshoutedtotheshopassistant,“Iwant10BigMacs,”recalledawaiteratMcDonald’satthattime.1998—2008:HereComesWTOFormanyChinese,theyear2001wasveryunforgettable.Itmarkedthestartofanewmillennium（一千年）andledtoawholenewera（時(shí)代）asChinajoinedtheWorldTradeOrganization（WTO）.From2001to2017,China’saverage（平均）growthoftheimport（進(jìn)口）ofgoodsandserviceswasmorethantwicetheworld’saverage.2008—2018：NewBeginningShanghai,acityoflong-timebusinessculture,isalwaysastepaheadinChina’sforeigntrade.WiththesuccessfulhostingofChina’sfirstimportexpo（展覽會(huì)）inNovember2018,thecitywentontodevelopChina’simportbusiness.TheexpowillberememberedasanewbeginningforChina’simporthistory.41．WhichpictureshowsthesceneofChina’sNewLook?A． B． C． D．42．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“1988—1998:________”?A．WestMeetsEast B．NewWayofLivingC．AllOvertheWorld D．NeverForgetOldTimes43．WhatcanwelearnafterChinajoinedtheWTO?A．Chinesepeoplebegantotravelabroad. B．Chinagrewveryfastinitsimports.C．Chinabecamemoreandmorepopular. D．ForeignersboughtalotofproductsfromChina.44．WhenandwherewasChina’sfirstimportexpoheld?A．InShanghai,inNovember,2001. B．InShenzhen,inNovember,2001.C．InShanghai,inNovember,2018. D．InShenzhen,inNovember,2018.ASwedishcoupleonholidayweretravelingaroundItaly,andwantedtogotoCapri.Capriisanislandinthesouthofthecountry,45foritsbeautifulcoastlineandapopulartouristdestination(目的地).Thecoupleputtheirdestinationintotheircar’sGPS(全球定位系統(tǒng)),46theymadeaspellingmistake.They47typedCARPIinsteadofCAPRI.ThereisarealplacecalledCarpiinItaly,butitisasmalltowninthe48ofthecountry.ThecouplefollowedtheGPSdirections.Althoughtheyweretravelingtoanisland,itdidn’t49themthattheydidn’tevencrossabridgeorseethesea.WhentheyarrivedinCarpi,theywenttothetouristoffice.Theyasked50theycouldgototheBlueGrotto,awell-knownseacaveinCapri.Ofcourse,theofficeworkertherecouldn’t51them.Hethoughttheywantedtogotoa52calledtheBlueGrottofordinner.WhenthemanrealizedthatthecouplethoughttheywereinCapri,he53theirmistake.Thecouplegotbackintotheircarandstarteddrivingsouth.Theofficeworkersaid,“Theywere54,butnotangry.”Itwasaspellingmistakethattookthecouple600kilometresfromtheirdestination.45．A．suitable B．useful C．good D．famous46．A．a(chǎn)nd B．so C．or D．but47．A．slowly B．carelessly C．patiently D．clearly48．A．north B．south C．east D．west49．A．satisfy B．relax C．worry D．touch50．A．how B．where C．why D．what51．A．refuse B．control C．doubt D．understand52．A．museum B．restaurant C．station D．library53．A．continued B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．explained D．repeated54．A．interested B．surprised C．excited D．pleased閱讀下面短文，完成短文后的問題。‘MadeinChina’meansquality(質(zhì)量)Foralongtime,“madeinChina”madepeoplethinkofcheap,low-qualitygoods.Chinawasjusttheworld’sfactory.ButnowChinesebrandsaregoingglobalandbeingwell-known.Timemagazinerecentlymadealistofthe100mostinfluentialcompaniesintheworld.SeveralChinesecompanieswereincluded,suchastechgiantsAlibaba,Huawei,Tencent,DJI(大疆),TikTokandDiDiChuxing.Thesecompaniesareshapingtheworldwithadvanced(先進(jìn)的)technology.TimereportedthatDJIholds70percentoftheglobaldronemarket(無人機(jī)市場).Thisyear,itlaunchedanewdronewithasetofglassesthatgiveusersafirst-personviewoftheirdrone’sflight.TikTokhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularappsintheUSwithitsnever-endingstreamofvideos.Some50millionUSusersspendanaverageof46minutesoniteveryday.Chinesefashionhasalsoattractedglobalconsumers.In2011,ChinesesneakerbrandsFeiyue,HuiliandLi-Ninggainedinternationalattention.Morerecently,SheinhasbecomeoneofthemostpopularChinesefastfashionbrandsoverseas.In2020,itsoperatingincomereachedover10billiondollars,anincreaseof100percentoverthepreviousyear,GlobalTimesreported.ManyEuropeanbuyerssaySheinisaffordable,fashionableandofhighquality.Inthefuture,Chinesebrandswillcontinuetodevelop.Thankstoabiggermarket,improvedsupplychainsandefficientmanufacturing(高效的產(chǎn)能),“thisisthebesteraforthedevelopmentoflocalbrands,”YanQiang,apartnerwithBeijing-basedHejunConsulting,toldGlobalTimes.55．Whatwillcometopeople’smindswhenwemention“madeinChina”inthepast?56．HowdidmanyChinesecompaniesshapetheworldandentertheTime’slist?57．What’sDJI’snewdronelike?58．WhatdomanyEuropeanbuyerthinkofShein?59．WhywillChinesebrandsdevelopquicklyinthefuture?FutureandtodayItiswellknownthateveryonehashisowndreamaswellashisownfuture.Butdoyouknowwhatfuturereallyis?Ihavetosaythatfutureisnow.Thatistosaywemusttreasureeveryminutenow.Ifwewanttohaveabrightfuture,weshouldknowhowimportanttimeisanduseitwell.ThereisanoldEnglishsaying,“Gaintime,gainlife.”Thenwhat’stime?Timeissomethingthatwecan’tseeortouch,butwecanfeelitpassingby.Timeisalwayswithus.Whenweareattable,timepasses;whenweplay,timegoesbyunnoticeably.Wealwayssay“Timeismoney”,buttimeisevenmoreprecious(珍貴的)thanmoney,becausewhenmoneyisspent,wecanearnitback.Butiftimegoesaway,itwillneverreturn.So,someofusevensaytimeispriceless(無價(jià)的).Weshouldalwaysremember:Futureisnow.Forusstudents,weshouldtryourbesttostudyinordertocreateagreatfutureofourown.Weshouldmakethebestuseofeveryhourandbethemasteroftoday.Weshoulddoeverythingaswellaspossible.Andneverputoffwhatcanbedonetodaytilltomorrow.Asweallknow,“Timeandtidewaitfornoman.”Ifyouwastetoday,youwillregrettomorrow.Sofromnowon,workhard.Tomorrowwillbebetter,andyourfuturewillbebrighter.Remember:Nopain,nogain.Today’shardworkisthecauseoftomorrow’sharvest.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成下面的表格。FutureandtodayOpinionSupportingdetailsFutureisnow.60hashisowndreamaswellashisownfuture.Ifwewanttohaveabrightfuture,weshouldknowthe61oftimemakeeveryminute62.63ispriceless.Timeismoney,buttimeisevenmorevaluablethan64,becausewhenmoneyisspent,wecanearnit65.Butthe66timewon’treturn.Bethemasteroftoday.Today’shardwork67totomorrow’sharvest.Asstudents,weshould68putoffwhatcanbedonetodaytilltomorrowandweshouldtryour69todoeverythingwell.Theworldischangingquickly.Myhometownhaschangedaloto70theyears.Thesechangesmakeourlivec71.Forexample,therehaveb72greatchangesinentertainment(娛樂).Nowadays,peopledon’thavetoworkash73asbefore.Theyhavemoreholidaysandmoref74time.Sotherearemoreandmoreentertainmentplaces.Ifyougoalongthestreet,youwillfindmoreandmoreKTVs,barsandparks.People’slivesarenotb75anymorebecausetheycanrelaxinmanyd76ways.Theycangoouttohavefuni77ofjustwatchingTVathome.Theycanalsogotobookshopsandreadthereforthewholemorningi78theylikereading.MusicfanscangotoKTVsandsingtheirfavouritesongs.Iftheylikewatchingfilms,theycangotoamodernc79toenjoythelatestfilms.Peopleenjoytheirlivesverymuch.Ilikethesechanges.Doyoulikethemtoo?三、主題閱讀培優(yōu)篇，5篇StageIofMetroLine20begantestrunsonMonday.ItwillbecomeShenzhen’sfirstdriverlesssubwaylinewhenitisputintouseattheendofthisyear.The8.36-kilometerStageIofMetroLine20hasfivestations,connectingTerminal4ofShenzhenBao’anInternationalAirportwithShenzhenWorldExhibition&ConventionCenter(深圳國際會(huì)展中心)inBao’anDistrict.Driverlesstrainswillrunfor20days,between7:30a.m.and8p.m.every5minutesand36secondsduringrushhoursand7minutesduringoff-peakhours.Thelinehasusedthecommunication-basedtraincontrol(CBTC)technology.Thenewtechnologyimprovesrailwayworkefficiency(效率)anddriverlesstrainsbecomemuchsafer.Driverlessmetrolineshavemanygoodsidesovertheirhuman-controlledmetrolines.Theycanachievehigherworkefficiencyandimprovesafetybyover50percent.Driverlessmetrolinescanalsorunbythemselvesallthetime,includingopeningandclosingdoorsanddealingwithaccidents.AccordingtoShenzhenMetroGroup,thedriverlesstraintechnologywillbefirsttestedonLine20.ItwillcontinuetobeputintousetootherlinesincludingLines12,13,14and16.Becauseofthegoodsidesofdriverlesstrainlines,manyChinesecitiesplantobuildsuchmetrolinesinthefuture.80．WhichdistrictdoesStageIofMetroLine20runin?A．LuohuDistrict. B．NanshanDistrict. C．Bao’anDistrict. D．FutianDistrict.81．WhatcanweknowaboutStageIofMetroLine20inthepassage?A．Itwillrunfortwenty-twodays. B．IthasusedtheCBTCtechnology.C．Ithasbeenputintousethissummer. D．ItbecameShenzhen’sfirstsubwayline.82．WhichofthefollowingisNOTthegoodsideofdriverlessmetrolines?A．Theycanstopaccidentsfromhappening.B．Theycanrunbythemselvesallthetime.C．Theycanachievehigherworkefficiency.D．Theycanimprovesafetybyover50percent.83．WhywillmanyChinesecitiesbuildnewdriverlessmetrolines?A．Becausedriverlesstrainlineshavemanygoodsides.B．Becausehuman-controlledmetrolinesareoutofdate.C．BecauseShenzhenMetroGroupwantstomakemoney.D．Becausedriverlesstrainlineshasbegunrunningtests.84．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．MetroLine16isnotasdangerousasotherlines.B．Manycitieswillbuildnewdriverlessmetrolines.C．MetroLine20hasmoregoodsidesthanotherlines.D．Shenzhenputfirstdriverlessmetrolineonrunningtest.September22,2018willbeWorldCar-FreeDay,adayonwhichpeopleacrosstheglobeareencouragedtofindalternativemethodstomeettheirtransportationneedsandre-discoverbuses,bikes,andtheirown85.Onthisday,peoplegettogetherinthestreets,intersections,andneighborhoodblocksto86theworldthatwedon’thavetoacceptourcar-controlledsociety.Whileprojectsalongtheselineshadtakenplacefromtimetotimestarting87the1973oilcrisis,itwasonlyinOctober,1994thatastructuredcallforsuchprojectswasannouncedinakeynotespeechbyEricBrittonattheInternationalAccessibleCitiesConferenceheldinToledo(Spain).ThefirstnationalcampaignwaslaunchedinBritainin1997,andtheFrenchfollowedin1998.In2000,carBustersissuedanopen88fora“WorldCar-FreeDay”toconsistwithEurope’sCar-FreeDayonSeptember22.89then,wehavebeguntocallforcitizenstoorganize90onornearthisday.However,wedonotwant91onedayofcelebrationsandthenreturnto92life.WorldCar-FreeDayisthe93timetoremindcityplannersandpoliticiansto94cycling,walkingandpublictransport.Itisuptous,citiesandgovernmentstohelp95permanentchangesto96pedestrians,cyclistsandotherpeoplewhodonotdrivecars.While97accomplishmenthasbeenachievedintermsofmediacoverage,theseevents98tobedifficulttoachieverealsuccessandevenadecadelaterthereisconsiderableuncertaintyabouttheusefulnessofthisapproach.Broadpublicsupportandcommitmenttochangeisneeded99successfulimplementation(執(zhí)行).85．A．legs B．motors C．subway D．feet86．A．recall B．remind C．realize D．recommend87．A．a(chǎn)s B．on C．with D．beyond88．A．a(chǎn)nswer B．call C．wish D．longing89．A．Since B．Before C．After D．Right90．A．events B．a(chǎn)ffairs C．incidents D．a(chǎn)ccidents91．A．even B．still C．just D．ever92．A．usual B．previous C．normal D．a(chǎn)verage93．A．perfect B．limited C．a(chǎn)ccurate D．correct94．A．givewayto B．givepriorityto C．giveriseto D．giveinto95．A．employ B．decrease C．create D．increase96．A．a(chǎn)ssist B．benefit C．instruct D．influence97．A．constant B．similar C．envying D．considerable98．A．turnout B．workout C．carryout D．figureout99．A．for B．to C．a(chǎn)s D．under根據(jù)首字母提示補(bǔ)全短文。Inrecentyears,playingkiteboardingseemstohavebecomemoreandmorepopularinAlaska,America.Thegamehasw100theheartsofmanyyoungpeople.Thegameisinterestingbutalittled101.Oneneedstoplayitveryc102.Akiteboardingisinfactaskateboard（滑板）drawnbyafewbigflyingkites.Someyoungp103inHollandandSpainplayedtheoldgamease104aslastcentury.Sincetheboardwashardtocontrol,f105peopledaredtoplayit.Withthedevelopmentofthedesignofkitesandskateboards,manypeoplecanl106howtoplayit.Akiteboardingmaygoasf107asabout50kilometresperhour.Ifyouhaven’thadanypractice,you’dbetternotplayit.Itisnots108.Itissaidthatthegamecanexercisenotonlyyourb109butalsothesensitivity（靈敏度）ofyourbrain.Everymorningmyfatherbuysanewspaperonhiswaytowork.Everyeveningmymotherlooksthroughmagazinesathome.Andeverynight,IlookattheposterswithphotosofDavidBeckhamandYaoMingonmybedroomwallbeforeIgotosleep.Canweimaginelifewithoutpaperorprinting?Paperwasfirstcreatedabou