专题05 阅读理解文体之说明文（名校试题、模拟试题，10篇）-2024年中考英语二轮复习讲练测（浙江专用）

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一、名校试题（共5篇，每小题2分，满分40分）
（一）
We hear a lt abut hw we shuld change ur lives t help save ur planet. Jim Barnes, 15, frm Oxfrd, talks abut what his family des every day t save the planet.
A cmmn UK family prduces mre than ne tn f rubbish a year. Sme f this waste takes hundreds f years t decay. We als spend lts f mney buying new things t replace the things we thrw away.
S t help save the planet and save mney, ur family has decided t recycle everything. We cllect used things, such as paper and bttles, and put them int different bins. After they are treated in the recycling place they can be used again. This will help reduce (减少) a lt f waste. We’re als ging t grw ur wn vegetables and we already keep hens. Sn, we can eat ur wn eggs fr breakfast.
In a year, a family like urs uses abut 4,800 kWh (4,800度电) fr watching televisin, taking shwers, using the dishwasher and the washing machine, and mre. This is a lt. T prduce this much energy, a lt f pllutin is created. This pllutin can cause health prblems and glbal warming.
Because f all this, ▲ . We stpped using the dishwasher. We watch less TV and use lw energy light bulbs nw. Mm als tries t save energy while cking.
What’s mre, we try t use ur car less t cut dwn n air pllutin. My dad rganizes a car pl (拼车) with ur neighbrs and they take turns driving t wrk. And I ride my bicycle t schl. Hw cl is that?!
1．What is the passage mainly abut?
A．Jim’s clrful and different life.B．There is much pllutin in the city.
C．Hw t get n well with the neighbrs.D．What Jim’s family des t save the planet.
2．What des the underlined wrd “recycle” mean in Paragraph 3?
A．Reuse.B．Invent.C．Recall.D．Grw.
3．Which f the fllwing can be put in the blank in Paragraph 5?
A．we usually use these machinesB．we hpe t d smething t keep warm
C．we decided t d smething t save electricityD．we tried ur best t reduce rubbish
4．Why des Jim’s father rganize a car pl with neighbrs?
A．Because they live in the cuntryside.
B．Because it’s fun t g t wrk tgether.
C．Because he wants t cut dwn n air pllutin.
D．Because he thinks it’s a gd way t help each ther.
【来源】浙江省丽水市青田县第二中学教育集团2023-2024学年九年级上学期期中检测英语试题
（二）
China’s media regulatr recently annunced the measure which aims t be against gaming addictin (上瘾). It has tightened requirements fr nline game cmpanies t limit service hurs fr game players. The new rule requires users t register with real names, which can stp children ver indulging n games. China nw has ver 100 millin nline gamers under the age f 18, which is a huge number and many parents wrry abut many physical and mental prblems. Recently, a surge in shrtsightedness, sleeping disrders and issues assciated (和……有关) with a lack f physical exercise are amng the tp cncerns f Chinese parents.
Chinese parents and educatrs hpe the new rules, instituted (创立) by the gvernment t limit the hurs will help keep their children frm becming addicted t nline gaming. Under the new rules, nline game peratrs may nly ffer services t game players between eight and nine in the evening n Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public hlidays.
China Daily interviewed a lady. She is a lcal resident whse surname is Wang. Her sn is s addicted t nline gaming that as lng as he has the chance. Mrs. Wang is nt ppsed t her kids playing nline games. But the prblem is that the kids ften lack self-discipline and are prne (易于) t spending mre time n playing games than they are tld t. Nw the new rule makes play time between 8 pm and 9 pm that is a leisure time fr students. Mrs. Wang is s satisfied with this new rule made by gvernment.
5．When the children are addicted t cmputer games, which prblems will they face? ________
①Shrtsightedness
②Lneliness
③Lack f exercise
④Sleeping disrders
A．①②③B．②③④C．①③④D．①②④
6．Hw lng can children play cmputer games a week after the new rule is implemented? ________
A．One hur.B．Tw hurs.C．Three hurs.D．Five hurs.
7．What is Mrs. Wang’s attitude t the new rule? ________
A．Hpeful.B．Dubtful.C．Negative.D．Wrried.
8．What is the writer’s purpse by writing the passage abve? ________
A．T tell the game players hw t access the game after the new rule is implemented.
B．T ask the parents t limit the time when their children use mbile phne.
C．T tell readers that the new rule will hit nline game cmpanies hard.
D．T intrduce the new game regulatin implemented by gvernment recently.
【来源】浙江省余姚市实验学校2022-2023学年九年级上学期线上期末检测英语试卷
（三）
When we meet smene fr the first time, we usually get a little sense f what kind f persn he r she is by the way he r she shakes hands, talks, r walks. In the age f scial netwrking, hwever, first impressins (印象) are smetimes made even befre we meet smene in persn — that is, by lking at their prfile phts (头像).
Accrding t a recent study, these prfile phts say a lt abut peple’s persnality (个性). Fr example, utging peple are mre likely t pse in an unusual way and use things such as glasses r a guitar in their prfile phts because they enjy new and exciting experiences.
Hwever, neurtic (神经质的) peple ften hld back their bad feelings. They try t avid shwing their faces. S they ften use smething like a pet, a car r a building.
“The clrs used in them als give us sme infrmatin abut the phts’ wners. Fr example, utging peple were fund t have the mst clrful prfile phts, as they want t shw themselves ff.” the researchers wrte.
“Althugh scial media phts usually mean an extensin (延伸) f neself, they als allw a user t shw his r her wn persnality and hw perfect they can be,” accrding t the researchers.
S, when chsing a prfile pht, maybe we shuld ask urselves first what kind f pht we’d like t shw. After all, first impressins always last.
9．In scial netwrking, we can knw what kind f persn smene is by ________.
A．the way he r she shakes handsB．taking a lk at his r her prfile pht
C．talking r walking with him r herD．asking his r her friends fr sme infrmatin
10．If Steve is utging, which prfile pht wuld he like t chse?
A．B．C．D．
11．What des the underlined wrd “they” refer t?
A．Outging peple.B．Neurtic peple.
C．Scial media phts.D．The researchers.
12．What’s the main idea f the passage?
A．The first impressin will last frever.
B．Outging peple are different frm neurtic nes.
C．We shuld be careful when we use the prfile phts.
D．Our prfile pht shws what kind f persns we are.
【来源】浙江省衢州市实验学校教育集团2023-2024学年九年级上学期期中英语试题
（四）
One way yu can tell if an animal is sleeping is by studying its brainwaves. When human beings r ther mammals(哺乳动物) fall asleep, the pattern f their brainwaves changes.
Hwever, mammals have different brains than fish. Humans and ther mammals have cmplex(复杂的) brains. A fish’s brain is much less cmplex than a mammal’s brain. A fish’s brainwaves dn’t change when the fish is asleep. This means that we can’t tell if a fish is sleeping by lking at its brainwaves.
Althugh fish may nt sleep like peple, they d rest. One way t tell if a fish is resting is t watch what it is ding. Mst fish will slw dwn when they are resting. If yu have ever had a pet fish, yu might have nticed that it will rest near the bttm f the tank fr a few hurs every night. When the fish rests, it makes very small mvements t keep itself in ne place.
Anther way t tell that a fish is resting is t watch hw it reacts(反应) t things that happen t it. When a fish is resting, it will react much mre slwly. In 2007, a grup f scientists studied the sleeping habits f zebra fish. They gave the zebra fish mild(温和的) electric shcks when they were fully awake and while they were resting. If yu have a pet fish at hme, yu can try a similar experiment. Try giving yur fish sme fd when it is resting. It shuld take much lnger fr the fish t ntice that there is fd in its tank than it des when the fish is fully awake.
13．What happens t their brainwaves when fish are resting?
A．Their brainwaves stay the same.B．Their brainwaves becme less cmplex.
C．Their brainwaves die dwn.D．Their brainwaves change differently.
14．What des the underlined wrd “they” in Paragraph 2 refer t?
A．Peple.B．Mammals.C．Fish.D．Brainwaves.
15．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Fish usually eat nthing when they are resting.B．Fish will react mre slwly when they are resting.
C．Fish prefer t stay at the bttm f the tank all day.D．Fish usually stp mving when they are resting.
16．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．D Fish Sleep at Night?B．Fun Facts f Fish.
C．Hw t Knw If a Fish is Resting?D．Sleeping Habits f Fish.
【来源】浙江省杭州市十三中教育集团2022-2023学年九年级上学期期末独立作业英语试题（含听力）
（五）
Withut the Internet r phnes, cmmunicating lng distance is limited. Yet thrughut histry, cultures have develped ways t prduce messages that travel miles. Mrse Cde is a system f cmmunicatin. It uses patterns f signals t send and receive messages, ften with a machine called a telegraph.
A telegraph is a machine that creates different signals frm different messages. These signals are then changed int electrical current. They are sent acrss a wire. They can travel lng distances, such as acrss the cuntry r cean. Anther telegraph receives these signals. The machine changes the signals back int the riginal message.
In Mrse Cde, there are three types f signals. They are dts, dashes, and pauses. Dts (•) are the shrt nises r flashes f light. Dashes (━) are lnger nises r flashes f light. Spaces (____) are the pauses. Patterns f these signals represent letters, numbers, and punctuatin marks. In Mrse Cde, letter A is ne dt and ne dash, letter E is ne dt, letter I is tw dts. As fr cnsnants, letter C is ne dash, ne dt, ne dash and ne dt, letter D is ne dash and tw dts, Letter T is ne dash.
Mrse Cde was invented in the United States by Samuel Mrse during the 1830s. Peple sn realized that the cde culd nt transmit all messages in ther languages. T fix this prblem, a newer versin called the Internatinal Mrse Cde was develped. Internatinal Mrse Cde is simpler and mre exact. Fr example, the riginal Mrse Cde culd nly represent a few f the letters. The Internatinal Mrse Cde, n the ther hand, is fr all letters.
17．Accrding t Paragraph 2, hw des the telegraph wrk?
①The signals are sent acrss a wire.
②The signals are changed back t letters.
③Anther telegraph receives these signals.
④The telegraph changes signals t electricity.
A．①④②③B．①④③②C．④①②③D．④①③②
18．Lk at the signals: •━ ━•━• ━, which f the fllwing d they mean?
A．Cat.B．Act.C．Eat.D．Ted.
19．What happened after Mrse Cde culdn’t wrk in ther languages?
A．It became very ppular.B．Peple stpped using it.
C．The telephne was invented.D．A newer versin was created.
20．What is the writing purpse f this passage?
A．T explain a secret message.B．T intrduce a type f phne.
C．T shw a way t cmmunicate.D．T tell stries f an ld machine.
【来源】浙江省温州市乐清外国语学校2022-2023学年九年级上学期期末英语试题
（六）
Cathy Hackl’s sn wanted a party fr his 9th birthday. He wanted t hld the party n Rblx, a website where users can play and create games. Rblx is part f the metaverse. This is a virtual-reality space. There, users can interact with ther peple and digital envirnments. Virtual reality is a three-dimensinal simulatin f a real-life image r envirnment. “They hung ut and played, ” Hackl said, “Just because it happens in a virtual space desn’t make it less real.” The term metaverse has becme ppular. Tday, peple are spending mre f their lives in virtual spaces.
The wrd metaverse cmes frm a science fictin bk frm the 1990s. But the metaverse has been arund lnger than that. Online cmmunities have existed since the 1980s. We enter the metaverse thrugh a screen. This culd be thrugh virtual reality(VR). It culd als be thrugh augmented reality(AR). Augmented reality cvers cmputer-generated images n the real wrld. These experiences create a greater blending f ur virtual and real lives. But these tw wrlds already cannt be separated and we dn’t even need any headsets, such as VR glasses. Think abut the Didi Taxi app. It uses lcatin data t tell drivers where their cars are.
The metaverse is an expansin f the Internet. There are lts f Internet prblems t slve already. Still, many peple say it has real benefits. They say it can increase scial netwrks and imprve mental health. Hackl is a metaverse expert, and she’s African. She says, “Yu can encurage a lt mre peple t jin and build scial relatins.” Fr thse already spending part f their life in the metaverse, that building has begun.
Carrie Tatsu runs a business in the metaverse. But she wants her kids t spend time in the real wrld. “It’s s imprtant fr humans t be with humans in real life, ” she said, “I think as kids grw up in this space, it’s imprtant fr them t take part, g smell a flwer here, walk n a trail, have a real cnversatin with a friend. Even thugh yu can simulate that, the simulatin is nt the same. ”
21．Hw des the writer lead in metaverse in Paragraph 1?
A．By telling stries.B．By listing numbers.
C．By describing peple.D．By cmparing facts.
22．What des the underlined wrd “blending” mean?
A．Changing.B．Entering.C．Mixing.D．Reaching.
23．What’s the structure f the passage?
A．B．C．D．
24．Which f the fllwing can be the title fr the passage?
A．Metaverse: virtual spaces nline.B．Metaverse: a science-fictin bk.
C．Metaverse: a ppular cmputer game.D．Metaverse: businesses n the Internet.
【来源】浙江省温州市乐清外国语学校2022-2023学年九年级上学期期末英语试题
二、模拟试题（共5篇，每小题2分，满分40分）
（一）
（2023·浙江温州·二模）
As a natural resurce in the earth, gethermal energy can be ne f the renewable energy surces. “Ge” means “Earth” and “thermal” means “heat”, s “gethermal energy” means “heat frm the earth”.
Fr centuries, gethermal springs have been used fr bathing and cking. But nly in the early 20th century peple have started t cnsider gethermal as a practical surce f energy. Tday it is used t prduce electricity, t heat and cl buildings, as well as fr ther industrial purpses like fruit and vegetable grwth.
The earth takes in slar energy. Gethermal energy becmes available when undergrund heat is mved by water that is heated when it passes thrugh ht rcks, usually hundreds r thusands f feet deep. Mst times, the rcks have lts f hles in them, this heat slwly cmes ut as frms f ht water and steam.
Inside the earth, the temperature gets abut 3 degrees higher as it gets 100 meters deeper. Water passing thrugh ht rcks in the temperatures between 80℃ and 180℃ is able t prduce enugh heat t warm humans’ living space Iceland, a cld cuntry heats 90%f the huses and buildings f its 320,000 peple by using gethermal energy. Gethermal energy resurces are widely discvered in China, making the cuntry amng the richest in gethermal energy in the wrld, and its highest gethermal pwer statin in suthwest China’s Tibet has been put int peratin in 2018. In fact, the usable gethermal resurces are fund thrughut the wrld and are used nwadays in 83 cuntries.
Cmpared with wind and slar energy, gethermal energy cannt be affected by changes in the weather and seasns. We can always get energy frm gethermal surces.
But like mst ther energy surces, gethermal energy als has a defect—it may present envirnmental prblems. The surface f the grund may drp if ht grundwater is taken ut withut being replaced. In additin, the heated water can cntain harmful materials. Apart frm that, drilling far enugh t make mre energy surces csts lts f mney.
Althugh gethermal energy leads t new pssibilities, its cntributin t the wrld’s energy future is still t early t tell.
1．Gethermal energy is ______.
A．a new inventinB．deep in the earth
C．affected by weatherD．a man-made energy
2．What can we knw abut the gethermal energy frm the passage?
A．Iceland has gt the mst gethermal energy resurces.
B．China started t explre the gethermal energy in 2018.
C．Gethermal energy appears as the frm f steam r water.
D．We can nly use water at the temperatures abve 180℃.
3．What des the underlined wrd “defect” mean in Paragraph 6?
A．Benefit.B．Achievement.C．System.D．Disadvantage.
4．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A．Gethermal Energy: A Chice fr Future Energy
B．Gethermal Energy: A Clean Energy t Be Explred
C．Gethermal Energy: A Resurce fr A Greener Wrld
D．Gethermal Energy: A Tl fr Heating and Cling System
defect
（二）
（2023·浙江杭州·二模）Me: Hell, Televisin Viewers! I am Aziza Bellamy, and thanks fr watching. I want t especially thank yu. Ms. Bertha, fr agreeing t this interview n live televisin. It’s a pleasure t meet yu, the first-knwn visitr frm uter space t Earth. Nw, I understand that yu are frm a planet called Zademl?
Bertha: Just call me Miss Bertha r Bertha, please, but nt “Ms”.
Me: Okay, srry abut that. S, yu’ve been n Earth fr abut a week nw. What have been yur biggest disappintments r challenges s far?
Bertha: It’s nt the wrst planet I’ve ever been t. Mercury was much wrse. The family I’m staying with, fr example, were nice at first. But nw they rll their eyes whenever I pen my muth t say anything. They’re nt interested in any f my stries. And I think they may be trying t avid me. Wrst f all, they make me wash my wn dishes and bathe myself. They’re s rude.
Me: Oh, um… ww. That’s just.
Bertha: I am used t having high standards when I chse where t stay, by the way. I have stayed with presidents n ther planets. And they all admired me and begged me nt t leave. But I gave this human family a chance t hst me. I mean really, they shuld be grateful that I chse them, f all the peple n Earth, t wash my clthes and ck my meals and treat me.
Me: Well, what yu’re saying is surprising, Bertha. D yu think it’s pssible that this family just wants yu t pitch in(投入) a little t be a gd guest?
Bertha: It’s strange t me that yu’re nt agreeing with me. If yu were smarter, yu’d agree with me. Everyne n Zaderml is smarter than the smartest persn n Earth. Earth is belw me.
Me: Yu knw what, Bertha? I’m starting t see why yu’re s unhappy here n Earth. Yu’re just a bastful alien.
5．Wh is hsting the interview?
A．Aziza BellamyB．Bertha
C．A visitr frm uter space.D．A president.
6．Frm the passage, we knw that Aziza is ________.
A．prud f BerthaB．interested in Zademl
C．dissatisfied with BerthaD．scared f Bertha’s wrds
7．What might Aziza write in his diary abut the interview?
A．Talking t Bertha was great fun. I nw knw much abut Zademl.
B．We shuld try t imprve ur earth as Bertha’s hmetwn is much better.
C．The interview was interesting. But I dislike the family Bertha is staying with
D．It was an unusual interview, and an unexpected experience as well.
8．We can infer frm the passage that ________.
A．Bertha is never ging back t the earth again.
B．The hst family will like Bertha’s stries later n.
C．There have been many aliens visiting the earth befre Bertha.
D．Bertha has few friends because f his bast.
（三）
（2023·浙江杭州·二模）When ur first grandchild, Nah, was brn, we were ver the mn with excitement! We had expectatins f what he wuld lk like, hw he wuld laugh, and hw he wuld grw and develp like mst babies. But unfrtunately, things didn’t g as planned.
Nah faced a lt f health prblems frm the very beginning. It was a difficult and trying time fr ur family as we watched him struggle. Dctrs gave him a label that brke ur hearts—“failure t thrive (茁壮成长).”
One f the things we take fr granted when we have children is their ability t eat. Unfrtunately, Nah wasn’t able t suck (吮吸) like mst babies. He culdn’t eat n his wn, and it was heartbreaking fr us t see him g thrugh s much pain and discmfrt. The dctrs had t give him a feeding tube just t keep him alive.
One day, while I was at the grcery stre, I saw a yung mther walking by with her newbrn baby. The baby started t cry a little, and in a disgusted (厌恶的) vice, the mther cmplained that she had t feed the baby again. It brke my heart t hear her cmplaining abut smething that I knew s many parents wuld be grateful fr. S, I decided t share with her what Nah was ging thrugh. I tld her, “Yu have n idea hw thankful my daughter wuld be t feed Nah like yu’re able t.”
Nah is a unique and utstanding by. Tday, he’s 13 years ld, and he has cme a lng way since thse early days. He has faced many challenges, but he has als achieved s much. We’re grateful that he can d things tday that we never thught wuld be pssible.
9．Why didn’t things g as planned?
A．Because the authr didn’t see Nah’s birth in persn.
B．Because the authr was n the mn when Nah was brn.
C．Because Nah wasn’t as nrmal as they had expected.
D．Because Nah was brn t be strng but culdn’t laugh.
10．What did the authr share with the yung mther at the grcery stre?
A．Hw t be a gd mther.B．Hw t feed a baby.
C．Nah’s health cnditin.D．Cmplaints frm Nah’s mther.
11．What des the authr want t tell us in this stry?
A．Life is nt always fair.B．Be grateful fr what we have.
C．N pain, n gain.D．Wrk hard and achieve higher.
（四）
（2023·浙江杭州·二模）Medellin, the secnd largest city in Clmbia, used nt t be a great place fr kids t grw up. Tday, hwever, the peple f Medellin are wrking tgether t make it a safer and mre beautiful cmmunity. Hw are they ding this? Thrugh art, f curse!
The lcal gvernment has given artists permissin t paint murals (壁画) n certain walls thrugh ut the cmmunity. Artists are able t share their feelings with thers. They express themselves in their wrk. They als express a shared culture and shared values and memries. This builds respect amng the residents (居民).
The gvernment’s interest in the cmmunity helps the residents believe in the plitical system. T further supprt the residents f Medellin, the lcal gvernment als prvides residents with brightly clred paint t paint their huses. As residents plan and paint their hmes tgether, they appreciate and understand each ther mre.
Anther way Medellin is using art t imprve their neighbrhds is by giving kids art classes Cmmunity centers, such as Casa Mrada, teach kids hw t paint and help them plan murals fr public spaces. This is nt nly fun, but it has a serius side t it as well. It keeps kids ut f truble and gives them a sense f pride in their neighbrhd.
Because f art, bright clrs surrund the cmmunity f Medellin. It gives the residents jy, pride, and a sense f tgetherness. As a result, Medellin is becming a safer, mre beautiful place.
12．What des the underlined “it” in the first paragraph refer t?
A．Medellin.B．Clmbia.C．Gvernment.D．Art.
13．Accrding t the writer, what isn’t the theme f the paintings n the walls arund the cmmunity?
A．The artists’ feelings.B．Memries f the city’s.
C．The city’s culture.D．Respect t the gvernment.
14．What des the gvernment give lcal peple t paint their huses?
A．Mney supprt.B．Painting skills.C．Clred paint.D．Part-time wrkers.
15．What is ne f the results f having art lessns fr many kids?
A．Interesting them in art.B．Understanding the gvernment.
C．Freeing them f failure.D．Owning pride in neighbrhds.
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（2023·浙江温州·三模）
“Military-style” travel has becme the latest fashin amng Chinese cllege students, wh spend as little much mney as pssible t travel t as many places as they can during the weekend, hardly taking a break r even sleeping. T save mney, they usually catch a nrmal-speed train n a Friday night, arrive at the destinatin city n Saturday mrning, travel arund in the city, sleep at a 24-hur restaurant fr a few hurs n Saturday, then repeat the same busy schedule n Sunday befre returning t their university in time fr classes n Mnday mrning. These yung travelers pay less attentin t in-depth experiences and mre fcused n checking ff ppular turist destinatins n ur schedule.
Hu Die, a student at Inner Mnglia University f Technlgy, is ne such traveler. She put tgether a 10-day hliday during the recent May Day hliday perid and traveled t six cities. On April 26, she tk a high-speed train t Beijing and then frm Beijing t Tai’an, Shandng Prvince, t climb Munt Tai. T save mney, she spent 4 hurs climbing up t the muntaintp rather than using a cable car. After watching the sunrise frm it n April 27, she visited Dai Temple at the ft f the muntain. She then went t Jinan in the afternn, visited Daming Lake and Quancheng Square in the evening, and n the mrning f April 28 went t Batu Spring and Heibu Spring. She traveled t Zib t enjy the famus barbecue in the city, went t Yantai and Weihai befre May 4th, when she arrived in Luyang, Henan Prvince. There, she visited the Lngmen Grttes and then returned t her schl n May 5. Mst peple can hardly imagine hw she traveled extensively in nly 10 days. “We d nt think we are ding smething ‘crazy’ r ‘amazing’. We are yung and energetic enugh t experience such a tight travel schedule,” she said. “Mrever, when yu travel with yur friends, yu are happy, yu d nt feel tired.”
Vides f them taking such trips have been psted n scial media platfrms, such as TikTk, Red, with much praise fr their energetic spirit and high ability t achieve their plans. Others, hwever, questin whether such a busy schedule is healthy.
16．Accrding t the passage, what des a “Military-style” traveler usually d while travelling?
A．Take a high-speed trainB．Live in a fantastic htel
C．Spend as much mney as pssibleD．Visit as many as places in a shrt time
17．What des Hu Die think f her 10-day trip?
A．CrazyB．AmazingC．TiringD．Busy
18．The underlined wrd “extensively” prbably means ________.
A．slwlyB．widelyC．carefullyD．usefully
19．Why des the authr write this passage?
A．T intrduce a new kind f travel style.
B．T shw the experience f Hu Die’s travel.
C．T advise peple t travel like “Military-style”.
D．T encurage peple t have a “Military-style” travel.