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My robot broke down at last, just like how I felt inside. I came home quietly after the robot competition. My dad has many prizes in his robot workshop, so I was ashamed(羞愧的)to let him see my failure. That night, I threw the broken parts into the corner. The room was quiet, and I felt like walking alone in a desert, with no one to share my sadness.
Dad never asked about the competition. He just went to his workshop as usual. I stayed in my room and turned over in bed, thinking he must be angry with my poor result.
One night, I woke up thirsty. The house was dark, but there was light in the workshop. I looked in and saw Dad sitting on the floor, with my robot parts around him. He was carefully checking them, his hands shaking a little when he read notes from an old notebook.
At that moment, my throat felt tight and my eyes got wet. I wanted to push the door open, but my feet wouldn't move. Instead, I tiptoed(踮着脚)back to my room.
The next day, I took my robot parts to the workshop. "Can we fix it together?" I asked my dad. He gave me a wrench(扳手)and smiled, "I've been waiting for you." We worked for two weeks, laughing when we made mistakes and cheering when parts fit. When the robot lit up, Dad said, "Broken things can be better when we fix them together."
Now the robot sits on my shelf, with new parts that glow softly. It tells me: We might think we're alone in the rain, but there's always someone in the dark, turning our hurts into warm memories—quiet like the moon, but warm like the sun.
根据材料内容选择最佳答案。
26. Why did the writer feel ashamed?
A. His robot won first prize. B. He broke his dad's old notebook.
C. His robot broke down in the competition. D. He forgot to join in the robot competition.
27. How did the writer feel when he saw Dad checking the robot?
A. Angry. B. Proud. C. Moved. D. Unhappy.
28. Why did the writer tiptoe back to his room instead of pushing the door open that night?
A. He was too angry to talk to his dad.
B. He was disappointed with his father.
C. He was afraid to trouble his dad when he was working.
D. He realised his dad didn't care about the competition.
29. What is the father like in the story?
A. Strict and serious. B. Silent and caring.
C. Funny and outgoing. D. Busy and impatient.
30. What does the story mainly want to tell us?
A. Fathers should talk more to their children.
B. Fixing robots needs patience and new parts.
C. Quiet love can warm our hearts like the sun.
D. Trying is more important than winning competitions.
My robot broke down at last, just like how I felt inside. I came home quietly after the robot competition. My dad has many prizes in his robot workshop, so I was ashamed(羞愧的)to let him see my failure. That night, I threw the broken parts into the corner. The room was quiet, and I felt like walking alone in a desert, with no one to share my sadness.
Dad never asked about the competition. He just went to his workshop as usual. I stayed in my room and turned over in bed, thinking he must be angry with my poor result.
One night, I woke up thirsty. The house was dark, but there was light in the workshop. I looked in and saw Dad sitting on the floor, with my robot parts around him. He was carefully checking them, his hands shaking a little when he read notes from an old notebook.
At that moment, my throat felt tight and my eyes got wet. I wanted to push the door open, but my feet wouldn't move. Instead, I tiptoed(踮着脚)back to my room.
The next day, I took my robot parts to the workshop. "Can we fix it together?" I asked my dad. He gave me a wrench(扳手)and smiled, "I've been waiting for you." We worked for two weeks, laughing when we made mistakes and cheering when parts fit. When the robot lit up, Dad said, "Broken things can be better when we fix them together."
Now the robot sits on my shelf, with new parts that glow softly. It tells me: We might think we're alone in the rain, but there's always someone in the dark, turning our hurts into warm memories—quiet like the moon, but warm like the sun.
根据材料内容选择最佳答案。
26. Why did the writer feel ashamed?
A. His robot won first prize. B. He broke his dad's old notebook.
C. His robot broke down in the competition. D. He forgot to join in the robot competition.
27. How did the writer feel when he saw Dad checking the robot?
A. Angry. B. Proud. C. Moved. D. Unhappy.
28. Why did the writer tiptoe back to his room instead of pushing the door open that night?
A. He was too angry to talk to his dad.
B. He was disappointed with his father.
C. He was afraid to trouble his dad when he was working.
D. He realised his dad didn't care about the competition.
29. What is the father like in the story?
A. Strict and serious. B. Silent and caring.
C. Funny and outgoing. D. Busy and impatient.
30. What does the story mainly want to tell us?
A. Fathers should talk more to their children.
B. Fixing robots needs patience and new parts.
C. Quiet love can warm our hearts like the sun.
D. Trying is more important than winning competitions.
答案
26.C 27.C 28.C 29.B 30.C
解析
【分析】做此类阅读理解题，需先通读全文把握文章主旨与细节，再针对每个问题回到原文定位相关语句，逐一比对选项，排除与原文不符的错误选项，从而选出正确答案。
【解析】26题：根据原文第一段“My robot broke down at last... I was ashamed to let him see my failure.”可知，作者羞愧是因为机器人在比赛中出故障（失败），对应选项C；27题：原文第四段提到作者看到爸爸检查机器人时“my throat felt tight and my eyes got wet”，这是感动的表现，对应选项C；28题：作者看到爸爸在 workshop 里默默检查自己的机器人，不想打扰爸爸工作，所以踮脚回房间，对应选项C；29题：爸爸没有追问比赛结果，而是默默帮作者修机器人，体现了他沉默又关心孩子的性格，对应选项B；30题：文章最后一段点明主旨，将无声的父爱比作“quiet like the moon, but warm like the sun”，对应选项C。
【答案】26.C 27.C 28.C 29.B 30.C
【知识点】阅读理解细节理解题、主旨大意题、推理判断题
【点评】本文通过父子共同修复故障机器人的故事，展现了无声的父爱，情感真挚，题目侧重考查学生对原文细节的理解和主旨的把握，难度适中。
【难度系数】0.7
【解析】26题：根据原文第一段“My robot broke down at last... I was ashamed to let him see my failure.”可知，作者羞愧是因为机器人在比赛中出故障（失败），对应选项C；27题：原文第四段提到作者看到爸爸检查机器人时“my throat felt tight and my eyes got wet”，这是感动的表现，对应选项C；28题：作者看到爸爸在 workshop 里默默检查自己的机器人，不想打扰爸爸工作，所以踮脚回房间，对应选项C；29题：爸爸没有追问比赛结果，而是默默帮作者修机器人，体现了他沉默又关心孩子的性格，对应选项B；30题：文章最后一段点明主旨，将无声的父爱比作“quiet like the moon, but warm like the sun”，对应选项C。
【答案】26.C 27.C 28.C 29.B 30.C
【知识点】阅读理解细节理解题、主旨大意题、推理判断题
【点评】本文通过父子共同修复故障机器人的故事，展现了无声的父爱，情感真挚，题目侧重考查学生对原文细节的理解和主旨的把握，难度适中。
【难度系数】0.7
