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五、（核心素养·思维品质）任务型阅读。
从模型少年到航拍创客的蜕变
Instead of playing with toys, Yang loved making models himself when he was little.
His parents bought him model cars and airplanes, but he preferred using plastic bottles to make his own.
When he started middle school, Yang began putting even more effort into making model airplanes. Once, he locked himself in his room to build a 5-metre-long wooden hang glider. He covered the frame with his bed sheet as he couldn’t afford the proper material for the wings. Yang wanted to try flying the glider by jumping off a hill, but his father found out about his plan and thought it was too dangerous. So his father destroyed the plane.
But this didn’t stop Yang from building model airplanes.
After he entered university, the mechanical and electronic knowledge he learned in class helped him build more sophisticated models. He founded a model airplane club and became the best airplane builder on campus.
His parents gave him 1,000 yuan every month, of which he spent more than 700 on model airplanes. He didn’t know his expensive hobby could actually help him make money until 2011, when he met his high school classmate Tang Yinlong who told Yang that aerial photography is a profitable(有利润的) business.
“One aerial photo can be worth 5,000 yuan,” Tang says. With Tang’s business knowledge and Yang’s mechanical expertise, the two founded an aerial photography company.
Yang spent another year making preparations. “For the first two months, I practised my control skills. Then I spent 10 months improving the photography skills to get good pictures,” he said.
Although he had hypoglycemia(低血糖) because of overwork, Yang never complained. “If this business idea succeeds, it could support my hobby. When I thought about that, I felt excited,” he said.
根据短文内容，回答问题。每题答案不超过10个词。
1. Yang didn’t like playing with toys when he was little, did he?
2. Which did Yang like better, the models bought by his parents or the ones made by himself?
3. Why did Yang’s father destroy the wooden hang glider?
4. When did Yang found a model airplane club?
5. Do you think Yang’s business will be successful? Why or why not?
从模型少年到航拍创客的蜕变
Instead of playing with toys, Yang loved making models himself when he was little.
His parents bought him model cars and airplanes, but he preferred using plastic bottles to make his own.
When he started middle school, Yang began putting even more effort into making model airplanes. Once, he locked himself in his room to build a 5-metre-long wooden hang glider. He covered the frame with his bed sheet as he couldn’t afford the proper material for the wings. Yang wanted to try flying the glider by jumping off a hill, but his father found out about his plan and thought it was too dangerous. So his father destroyed the plane.
But this didn’t stop Yang from building model airplanes.
After he entered university, the mechanical and electronic knowledge he learned in class helped him build more sophisticated models. He founded a model airplane club and became the best airplane builder on campus.
His parents gave him 1,000 yuan every month, of which he spent more than 700 on model airplanes. He didn’t know his expensive hobby could actually help him make money until 2011, when he met his high school classmate Tang Yinlong who told Yang that aerial photography is a profitable(有利润的) business.
“One aerial photo can be worth 5,000 yuan,” Tang says. With Tang’s business knowledge and Yang’s mechanical expertise, the two founded an aerial photography company.
Yang spent another year making preparations. “For the first two months, I practised my control skills. Then I spent 10 months improving the photography skills to get good pictures,” he said.
Although he had hypoglycemia(低血糖) because of overwork, Yang never complained. “If this business idea succeeds, it could support my hobby. When I thought about that, I felt excited,” he said.
根据短文内容，回答问题。每题答案不超过10个词。
1. Yang didn’t like playing with toys when he was little, did he?
No, he didn't.
2. Which did Yang like better, the models bought by his parents or the ones made by himself?
The models made by himself.
3. Why did Yang’s father destroy the wooden hang glider?
Because he thought flying the glider was too dangerous.
4. When did Yang found a model airplane club?
After he entered university.
5. Do you think Yang’s business will be successful? Why or why not?
Yes, I do. Because it is a very popular business.（言之有理即可）
答案
1. No, he didn't.
2. The models made by himself.
3. Because he thought flying the glider was too dangerous.
4. After he entered university.
5. Yes, I do. Because it is a very popular business.（言之有理即可）
2. The models made by himself.
3. Because he thought flying the glider was too dangerous.
4. After he entered university.
5. Yes, I do. Because it is a very popular business.（言之有理即可）
