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第二节 阅读短文，回答问题(每小题2分，共10分)
On a hot summer day, tourists were excited to visit the tiger kindergarten in Shaoguan City, south China's Guangdong Province. Honghong was a one-year-old baby tiger. It walked to the glass wall and looked at visitors curiously. It pressed its nose against the wall as if there was nothing between it and the visitors.
This kindergarten is part of a South China tiger breeding base in Shaoguan. Shaoguan is a mountainous city. The base works on breeding tigers, training them to live in the wild and teaching people about these tigers. Now 14 South China tigers live at the base. Four of them are baby tigers in the kindergarten. Lei Shengqiao is a keeper at the base. He said, "We feed the baby tigers by hand when they are born. When they turn three months old, we take them to the kindergarten."
The kindergarten has climbing frames(攀爬架), wooden sticks and toy balls. These things help the baby tigers learn wild skills, like climbing and finding food.
South China tigers live only in China. Before, their number dropped a lot because their living areas were damaged. They were almost gone. China took many steps to save them. The country has made laws to stop people from cutting down forests and hunting tigers. It has also built nature reserves for this valuable animal. These efforts worked. The number of South China tigers went up. In 2022, there were more than 240 of them, while in the 1950s, there were only 18.
Keeper Lei said happily, "I hope these tigers can go back to the wild someday."
61. Where is the tiger kindergarten?
62. What do the keepers do for baby tigers when they are born?
63. What things does the kindergarten have for baby tigers?
64. What does the growing number of South China tigers show us?
65. What small action can you take to help protect South China tigers?
On a hot summer day, tourists were excited to visit the tiger kindergarten in Shaoguan City, south China's Guangdong Province. Honghong was a one-year-old baby tiger. It walked to the glass wall and looked at visitors curiously. It pressed its nose against the wall as if there was nothing between it and the visitors.
This kindergarten is part of a South China tiger breeding base in Shaoguan. Shaoguan is a mountainous city. The base works on breeding tigers, training them to live in the wild and teaching people about these tigers. Now 14 South China tigers live at the base. Four of them are baby tigers in the kindergarten. Lei Shengqiao is a keeper at the base. He said, "We feed the baby tigers by hand when they are born. When they turn three months old, we take them to the kindergarten."
The kindergarten has climbing frames(攀爬架), wooden sticks and toy balls. These things help the baby tigers learn wild skills, like climbing and finding food.
South China tigers live only in China. Before, their number dropped a lot because their living areas were damaged. They were almost gone. China took many steps to save them. The country has made laws to stop people from cutting down forests and hunting tigers. It has also built nature reserves for this valuable animal. These efforts worked. The number of South China tigers went up. In 2022, there were more than 240 of them, while in the 1950s, there were only 18.
Keeper Lei said happily, "I hope these tigers can go back to the wild someday."
61. Where is the tiger kindergarten?
In Shaoguan, Guangdong Province.
62. What do the keepers do for baby tigers when they are born?
They feed them by hand.
63. What things does the kindergarten have for baby tigers?
Climbing frames, wooden sticks and toy balls.
64. What does the growing number of South China tigers show us?
China's protection efforts work.
65. What small action can you take to help protect South China tigers?
Share stories about South China tigers to let more people know they need protection. /
Never buy things made from tiger parts.
Never buy things made from tiger parts.
答案
61. In Shaoguan, Guangdong Province.
62. They feed them by hand.
63. Climbing frames, wooden sticks and toy balls.
64. China's protection efforts work.
65. Share stories about South China tigers to let more people know they need protection. /
Never buy things made from tiger parts.
62. They feed them by hand.
63. Climbing frames, wooden sticks and toy balls.
64. China's protection efforts work.
65. Share stories about South China tigers to let more people know they need protection. /
Never buy things made from tiger parts.
解析
【分析】
做这类英语阅读理解题，需先通读全文把握大意，再针对每个小题的问题，抓取关键词回到原文定位对应内容，提取关键信息作答；第65题为开放题，结合保护珍稀动物的常识给出合理可行的建议即可。
【解析】
61. 问题询问老虎幼儿园的位置，定位原文第一段“tourists were excited to visit the tiger kindergarten in Shaoguan City, south China's Guangdong Province.”，提取地点信息得出答案。
62. 问题询问幼虎出生时饲养员的做法，定位原文第二段饲养员的话“We feed the baby tigers by hand when they are born.”，提取动作信息得出答案。
63. 问题询问幼儿园为幼虎准备的物品，定位原文第三段“The kindergarten has climbing frames(攀爬架), wooden sticks and toy balls.”，提取物品信息得出答案。
64. 问题询问华南虎数量增长的意义，定位原文第四段“China took many steps to save them... These efforts worked. The number of South China tigers went up.”，说明中国的保护措施有效，得出答案。
65. 问题询问个人能采取的保护行动，结合保护动物的常识，给出合理建议即可，如分享保护华南虎的故事、拒绝购买虎制品等。
【答案】
61. In Shaoguan, Guangdong Province.
62. They feed them by hand.
63. Climbing frames, wooden sticks and toy balls.
64. China's protection efforts work.
65. Share stories about South China tigers to let more people know they need protection. / Never buy things made from tiger parts.
【知识点】
英语阅读理解（细节理解）、开放型问题解答
【点评】
本题为英语阅读理解基础题型，侧重考查学生快速定位原文信息的能力，最后一题开放型问题能引导学生树立保护珍稀动物的意识，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.7
做这类英语阅读理解题，需先通读全文把握大意，再针对每个小题的问题，抓取关键词回到原文定位对应内容，提取关键信息作答；第65题为开放题，结合保护珍稀动物的常识给出合理可行的建议即可。
【解析】
61. 问题询问老虎幼儿园的位置，定位原文第一段“tourists were excited to visit the tiger kindergarten in Shaoguan City, south China's Guangdong Province.”，提取地点信息得出答案。
62. 问题询问幼虎出生时饲养员的做法，定位原文第二段饲养员的话“We feed the baby tigers by hand when they are born.”，提取动作信息得出答案。
63. 问题询问幼儿园为幼虎准备的物品，定位原文第三段“The kindergarten has climbing frames(攀爬架), wooden sticks and toy balls.”，提取物品信息得出答案。
64. 问题询问华南虎数量增长的意义，定位原文第四段“China took many steps to save them... These efforts worked. The number of South China tigers went up.”，说明中国的保护措施有效，得出答案。
65. 问题询问个人能采取的保护行动，结合保护动物的常识，给出合理建议即可，如分享保护华南虎的故事、拒绝购买虎制品等。
【答案】
61. In Shaoguan, Guangdong Province.
62. They feed them by hand.
63. Climbing frames, wooden sticks and toy balls.
64. China's protection efforts work.
65. Share stories about South China tigers to let more people know they need protection. / Never buy things made from tiger parts.
【知识点】
英语阅读理解（细节理解）、开放型问题解答
【点评】
本题为英语阅读理解基础题型，侧重考查学生快速定位原文信息的能力，最后一题开放型问题能引导学生树立保护珍稀动物的意识，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.7
