(B)
A concert was held on March 3, at Shenzhen Grand Theatre. It was to celebrate China's
25th National Ear Care Day and let people know the importance of ear care.
Dong Xiu, Leader of the Shenzhen Disabled Persons Federation, said the theme of the
concert was "Technology helps hearing, sharing a better life". He also said the concert was
charitable.
Hosted by Wu Qingjie, Tan Sufeng and Chen Mingxing, the
concert mixed classical Western and Chinese music, including two new songs. "Please Don't
Go", which was made by Shao Jingyi, a student from Shenzhen Middle School, was sung by
some students from the same school as a gift to children with autism. Another new
song, "Hourglass' Whispers", was played by Li Ying and a student group. The concert deeply
caught the hearts of the audience.
The cooperation behind "Hourglass' Whispers" includes different organizations and
schools, explaining the community's hard work on meaningful projects. Fang Jinghang and Li
Hengchang, two disabled people, showed their excellent skills on the piano. One of the
audience said he couldn't believe that the performers were disabled and he thought it
is important to provide more performance chances to make their lives colourful.
Overall, the concert is not only for people to enjoy music but also a great chance to learn
about ear care and show the talents of disabled people. Through community support, Shenzhen
continues towards its goal of becoming a friendly city to the disabled, making sure of the same
chance and support for all its citizens. "We all believe that a city this warm is never far from
reaching that goal," said Fang Jinghang.
() 5. Why was the National Ear Care Day celebrated?
A. To raise money for the disabled. B. To use technology to help hearing.
C. To call on people to care for their ears. D. To help people learn about charity.
() 6. How did the audience like Fang Jinghang and Li Hengchang's performance?
A. Funny. B. Interesting. C. Boring. D. Amazing.
() 7. What is Fang Jinghang's attitude to Shenzhen's goal of building a friendly
city to the disabled?
A. He is quite sure of it. B. He doubts if it can come true.
C. He doesn't care about it. D. He thinks it has a long way to go.
() 8. What's the passage mainly about?
A. People with a talent for music. B. A concert about ear care.
C. A concert by students in Shenzhen. D. Problems of ear care in Shenzhen.
A concert was held on March 3, at Shenzhen Grand Theatre. It was to celebrate China's
25th National Ear Care Day and let people know the importance of ear care.
Dong Xiu, Leader of the Shenzhen Disabled Persons Federation, said the theme of the
concert was "Technology helps hearing, sharing a better life". He also said the concert was
charitable.
Hosted by Wu Qingjie, Tan Sufeng and Chen Mingxing, the
concert mixed classical Western and Chinese music, including two new songs. "Please Don't
Go", which was made by Shao Jingyi, a student from Shenzhen Middle School, was sung by
some students from the same school as a gift to children with autism. Another new
song, "Hourglass' Whispers", was played by Li Ying and a student group. The concert deeply
caught the hearts of the audience.
The cooperation behind "Hourglass' Whispers" includes different organizations and
schools, explaining the community's hard work on meaningful projects. Fang Jinghang and Li
Hengchang, two disabled people, showed their excellent skills on the piano. One of the
audience said he couldn't believe that the performers were disabled and he thought it
is important to provide more performance chances to make their lives colourful.
Overall, the concert is not only for people to enjoy music but also a great chance to learn
about ear care and show the talents of disabled people. Through community support, Shenzhen
continues towards its goal of becoming a friendly city to the disabled, making sure of the same
chance and support for all its citizens. "We all believe that a city this warm is never far from
reaching that goal," said Fang Jinghang.
() 5. Why was the National Ear Care Day celebrated?
A. To raise money for the disabled. B. To use technology to help hearing.
C. To call on people to care for their ears. D. To help people learn about charity.
() 6. How did the audience like Fang Jinghang and Li Hengchang's performance?
A. Funny. B. Interesting. C. Boring. D. Amazing.
() 7. What is Fang Jinghang's attitude to Shenzhen's goal of building a friendly
city to the disabled?
A. He is quite sure of it. B. He doubts if it can come true.
C. He doesn't care about it. D. He thinks it has a long way to go.
() 8. What's the passage mainly about?
A. People with a talent for music. B. A concert about ear care.
C. A concert by students in Shenzhen. D. Problems of ear care in Shenzhen.
答案：5.C 6.D 7.A 8.B
解析：
5. 细节理解题。根据文章第一段内容“It was to celebrate China's 25th National Ear Care Day and let people know the importance of ear care.”可知，庆祝全国爱耳日的目的是让人们了解护耳的重要性，号召大家爱护耳朵。A选项“为残疾人筹款”文中未提及；B选项是音乐会的主题，并非庆祝爱耳日的原因；D选项“帮助人们了解慈善”不符合原文表述，因此选C。
6. 推理判断题。根据文章第四段内容“One of the audience said he couldn't believe that the performers were disabled”可知，观众不敢相信两位残疾人表演者的演出水平如此出色，说明他们的表演十分令人惊叹。Funny滑稽的、Interesting有趣的、Boring无聊的，均不符合语境，因此选D。
7. 细节理解题。根据文章最后一段Fang Jinghang的表述“We all believe that a city this warm is never far from reaching that goal”可知，他认为深圳建成残疾人友好城市的目标很快就能实现，对此十分有信心。B选项“他怀疑目标能否实现”、C选项“他对此毫不在意”、D选项“他认为目标还有很长的路要走”均不符合原文内容，因此选A。
8. 主旨大意题。通读全文可知，文章围绕一场为庆祝全国爱耳日举办的慈善音乐会展开，介绍了这场音乐会的主题、演出内容、社会意义等。A选项“有音乐天赋的人”偏离文章核心；C选项“深圳学生举办的音乐会”表述错误，演出者不只有学生；D选项“深圳的护耳相关问题”文中没有提及，因此选B。
6. 推理判断题。根据文章第四段内容“One of the audience said he couldn't believe that the performers were disabled”可知，观众不敢相信两位残疾人表演者的演出水平如此出色，说明他们的表演十分令人惊叹。Funny滑稽的、Interesting有趣的、Boring无聊的，均不符合语境，因此选D。
7. 细节理解题。根据文章最后一段Fang Jinghang的表述“We all believe that a city this warm is never far from reaching that goal”可知，他认为深圳建成残疾人友好城市的目标很快就能实现，对此十分有信心。B选项“他怀疑目标能否实现”、C选项“他对此毫不在意”、D选项“他认为目标还有很长的路要走”均不符合原文内容，因此选A。
8. 主旨大意题。通读全文可知，文章围绕一场为庆祝全国爱耳日举办的慈善音乐会展开，介绍了这场音乐会的主题、演出内容、社会意义等。A选项“有音乐天赋的人”偏离文章核心；C选项“深圳学生举办的音乐会”表述错误，演出者不只有学生；D选项“深圳的护耳相关问题”文中没有提及，因此选B。
三、信息还原(10分)
September 5 is the "Charity Day" in China. 1. It was set up to remember the
Charity Law of the People's Republic of China.
With the development of technologies, more people have realized the importance of using
them to help people in need. There are over 85 million disabled people in China. 2.
Huang Shuai is the director of Chuangshan Community. His team is running special
projects to create mobile apps and produce devices for people with physical
problems. He said that daily actions like clicking a mouse, typing on keyboards or using
smartphones are necessary in today's world. 3.
In Chuangshan Community, many of the volunteers are middle school students. They learn
computer programming and help with the production here. 4.
Zheng Zhen is a high school student. She's been working for Chuangshan Community for
three months. "Technologies, especially those that can be used by disabled people, will make
their lives easier. 5. So technologies can connect our communities together," she said.
A. The day was first celebrated on September 1, 2016.
B. However, many disabled people refuse to use technologies.
C. Most of them need technologies to make their life much easier.
D. What's more, they will also bring joy, power and courage to people.
E. But for a lot of disabled people, these simple actions can be very difficult.
F. Students try their best to help those disabled people to make their life easier.
G. Once the apps and devices are finished, the students send them to local charities.
September 5 is the "Charity Day" in China. 1. It was set up to remember the
Charity Law of the People's Republic of China.
With the development of technologies, more people have realized the importance of using
them to help people in need. There are over 85 million disabled people in China. 2.
Huang Shuai is the director of Chuangshan Community. His team is running special
projects to create mobile apps and produce devices for people with physical
problems. He said that daily actions like clicking a mouse, typing on keyboards or using
smartphones are necessary in today's world. 3.
In Chuangshan Community, many of the volunteers are middle school students. They learn
computer programming and help with the production here. 4.
Zheng Zhen is a high school student. She's been working for Chuangshan Community for
three months. "Technologies, especially those that can be used by disabled people, will make
their lives easier. 5. So technologies can connect our communities together," she said.
A. The day was first celebrated on September 1, 2016.
B. However, many disabled people refuse to use technologies.
C. Most of them need technologies to make their life much easier.
D. What's more, they will also bring joy, power and courage to people.
E. But for a lot of disabled people, these simple actions can be very difficult.
F. Students try their best to help those disabled people to make their life easier.
G. Once the apps and devices are finished, the students send them to local charities.
答案：1.A 2.C 3.E 4.G 5.D
解析：
我们可以根据上下文的逻辑衔接逐一匹配选项：
1. 空前句引出9月5日是中国慈善日，空后介绍该节日设立的目的，A选项介绍该节日首次庆祝的时间，和前后关于慈善日的介绍内容完全匹配，衔接自然。
2. 空前句提到中国有超8500万残疾人，空后开始介绍用科技帮助残疾人的项目，C选项“他们中的大多数需要科技让生活变得便利”承接前文残疾人的现状，引出后文的帮扶项目，逻辑通顺。
3. 空前句提到点击鼠标、打字、用智能手机这些日常行为在当今社会是必需的，E选项“但对很多残疾人来说，这些简单的动作可能非常困难”用转折逻辑，引出后文专门为残疾人开发适配产品的原因，符合语境。
4. 空前句提到很多志愿者是中学生，他们学习编程协助相关产品的制作，G选项“一旦应用和设备制作完成，学生们就会把它们送往当地慈善机构”承接学生参与制作的内容，说明后续的流程，衔接合理。
5. 空前句提到适用于残疾人的科技会让他们的生活更轻松，空后总结科技可以把社区联结在一起，D选项“此外，它们还会给人们带去快乐、力量和勇气”是对科技作用的递进补充，符合上下文逻辑。
1. 空前句引出9月5日是中国慈善日，空后介绍该节日设立的目的，A选项介绍该节日首次庆祝的时间，和前后关于慈善日的介绍内容完全匹配，衔接自然。
2. 空前句提到中国有超8500万残疾人，空后开始介绍用科技帮助残疾人的项目，C选项“他们中的大多数需要科技让生活变得便利”承接前文残疾人的现状，引出后文的帮扶项目，逻辑通顺。
3. 空前句提到点击鼠标、打字、用智能手机这些日常行为在当今社会是必需的，E选项“但对很多残疾人来说，这些简单的动作可能非常困难”用转折逻辑，引出后文专门为残疾人开发适配产品的原因，符合语境。
4. 空前句提到很多志愿者是中学生，他们学习编程协助相关产品的制作，G选项“一旦应用和设备制作完成，学生们就会把它们送往当地慈善机构”承接学生参与制作的内容，说明后续的流程，衔接合理。
5. 空前句提到适用于残疾人的科技会让他们的生活更轻松，空后总结科技可以把社区联结在一起，D选项“此外，它们还会给人们带去快乐、力量和勇气”是对科技作用的递进补充，符合上下文逻辑。