六、阅读表达。（2025·江苏扬州江都区八校联谊期中）
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
Central Park is New York's largest park. It's in Manhattan. It was built in 1858. People in New York love Central Park. In summer, they run, walk, and have picnics there. Sometimes they go fishing or even ride horses there. In winter, people ice skate there.
Central Park has lots of statues(雕塑) and fountains(喷泉), so it's a good place for birds. More than 200 kinds of birds live there. Other animals live there too. Some of them live in the zoo. Some of them live in the trees or grass.
On the upper east side of Manhattan, near Central Park, there are some museums! This area is known as the "Museum Mile". Among them is New York's most famous museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art(大都会艺术博物馆). We just call it "The Met". It has more than 3,000,000 pieces of art!
Carnegie Hall is a beautiful building on 57th Street in Manhattan. It's home to classical music concerts(音乐会) in New York. Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie. He built the hall. He was a successful businessman and he liked classical music. The hall was opened in 1891. Since then, hundreds of famous musicians have given shows there. Musicians from around the world all dream of playing at Carnegie Hall.
If you don't like classical music, there's another choice: Harlem. In the 1920s, many African Americans lived there. After World War Ⅱ, many African Americans moved away from Harlem to other parts of America. However, Harlem is still a good place to listen to jazz. There are also many famous jazz clubs there.
注:每题答案不超过5个词。
1. When was Central Park built?
2. Which museum is New York's most famous one?
3. Why Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie?
4. What can you do in Harlem according to the passage?
5. What do you think of Central Park?
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
Central Park is New York's largest park. It's in Manhattan. It was built in 1858. People in New York love Central Park. In summer, they run, walk, and have picnics there. Sometimes they go fishing or even ride horses there. In winter, people ice skate there.
Central Park has lots of statues(雕塑) and fountains(喷泉), so it's a good place for birds. More than 200 kinds of birds live there. Other animals live there too. Some of them live in the zoo. Some of them live in the trees or grass.
On the upper east side of Manhattan, near Central Park, there are some museums! This area is known as the "Museum Mile". Among them is New York's most famous museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art(大都会艺术博物馆). We just call it "The Met". It has more than 3,000,000 pieces of art!
Carnegie Hall is a beautiful building on 57th Street in Manhattan. It's home to classical music concerts(音乐会) in New York. Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie. He built the hall. He was a successful businessman and he liked classical music. The hall was opened in 1891. Since then, hundreds of famous musicians have given shows there. Musicians from around the world all dream of playing at Carnegie Hall.
If you don't like classical music, there's another choice: Harlem. In the 1920s, many African Americans lived there. After World War Ⅱ, many African Americans moved away from Harlem to other parts of America. However, Harlem is still a good place to listen to jazz. There are also many famous jazz clubs there.
注:每题答案不超过5个词。
1. When was Central Park built?
In 1858.
2. Which museum is New York's most famous one?
The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Why Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie?
Because he built it.
4. What can you do in Harlem according to the passage?
Listen to jazz.
5. What do you think of Central Park?
A great place to relax.（答案不唯一）
答案：1. In 1858.
2. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Because he built it. 4. Listen to jazz.
5. A great place to relax.（答案不唯一）
2. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Because he built it. 4. Listen to jazz.
5. A great place to relax.（答案不唯一）
解析：
【分析】
做这类阅读表达题，需先明确问题指向，带着问题回原文定位对应段落，精准提取关键信息，同时注意题目要求“每题答案不超过5个词”，提取信息时要简洁准确，避免冗余。
【解析】
1. 问题问中央公园建造时间，定位原文第一段，找到关键句“It was built in 1858”，直接提取时间即可；
2. 问题问纽约最有名的博物馆，定位原文第三段，找到关键句“Among them is New York's most famous museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art”，提取该博物馆名称；
3. 问题问卡内基音乐厅命名原因，定位原文第四段，找到关键句“Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie. He built the hall”，原因是他建造了该音乐厅；
4. 问题问在哈莱姆能做什么，定位原文第五段，找到关键句“Harlem is still a good place to listen to jazz”，提取核心活动；
5. 问题问对中央公园的看法，结合第一段人们在公园的活动（跑步、野餐等），归纳为适合放松的好地方，符合字数要求。
【答案】
1. In 1858.
2. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Because he built it.
4. Listen to jazz.
5. A great place to relax.
【知识点】
英语阅读细节查找，信息归纳
【点评】
本题为英语基础阅读题，侧重考查学生从原文定位、提取关键信息的能力，答案需简洁，符合题目字数限制，适合巩固阅读基础。
【难度系数】
0.3
做这类阅读表达题，需先明确问题指向，带着问题回原文定位对应段落，精准提取关键信息，同时注意题目要求“每题答案不超过5个词”，提取信息时要简洁准确，避免冗余。
【解析】
1. 问题问中央公园建造时间，定位原文第一段，找到关键句“It was built in 1858”，直接提取时间即可；
2. 问题问纽约最有名的博物馆，定位原文第三段，找到关键句“Among them is New York's most famous museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art”，提取该博物馆名称；
3. 问题问卡内基音乐厅命名原因，定位原文第四段，找到关键句“Carnegie Hall was named after Andrew Carnegie. He built the hall”，原因是他建造了该音乐厅；
4. 问题问在哈莱姆能做什么，定位原文第五段，找到关键句“Harlem is still a good place to listen to jazz”，提取核心活动；
5. 问题问对中央公园的看法，结合第一段人们在公园的活动（跑步、野餐等），归纳为适合放松的好地方，符合字数要求。
【答案】
1. In 1858.
2. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Because he built it.
4. Listen to jazz.
5. A great place to relax.
【知识点】
英语阅读细节查找，信息归纳
【点评】
本题为英语基础阅读题，侧重考查学生从原文定位、提取关键信息的能力，答案需简洁，符合题目字数限制，适合巩固阅读基础。
【难度系数】
0.3