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阅读理解
阅读理解
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Passage1
Long,longagotherewasaveryfoolishthief.Doyouknowwhathedidoneday?
Whenhewantedtosteal(偷)thebellonhisneighbour’sdoor,hewalkeduptothedoor,tookholdof(抓住)thebellandpulledhard.Thebellmadeaveryloudnoise.Thethiefwasafraidandwenthome.
Thenhesatdowntothink,“Imustdosomethingaboutthenoise,”hesaid.Hethoughtandthought.Atlasthehadanidea.“Ah,I’llputsomecottoninmyears.ThenIwon’tbeabletohearthenoise.”Thenextdayhewenttothedoorofhisneighbour,andtookholdofthebell.Thistimehepulledevenharder.Thebellrangloudly,butthethiefdidnothearanything.Withanotherhardpullhegotthebellout.Justthentheneighbourcamerunningout.“Stealmybell?
I’llteachyoualesson(教训),”theangrymanshouted.Andhehitthethiefonthenose.
Thefoolishthiefdidnotknowhowtheneighbourfoundouthewasstealingthebell.“Whydidhecomeoutjustthen?
”hewondered(感到疑惑).
1.Thethiefwastryingtogethisneighbour’sdoorbell.
2.Thethiefputsomecottoninhisearssoasnottohearanything.
3.Theneighbourranoutprobablybecauseheknewhisdoorbellwasbeingstolen.
4.theneighbourhitthethieftopunishhimforstealing.
5.thethiefthoughttheneighbourcouldn’thearthenoiseofthebell.
1.T2.T3.T4.T5.T
Passage2
MissGreylivedinasmallhouse.Shewasoldanddidnotlikenoiseatall,soshewasverypleasedwhenhernoisyneighbormovedout.AyoungmanmovedinandMissGreythoughtthemanseemedtobequiet.
Butatthreeo'clockthenextmorning,thenoiseofadogwokeherup.Shethoughtshehadneverheardadogtherebefore.Itmustbetheyoungman'sdog.Soshetelephonedtheyoungman,saidsomethingbadaboutthedogandthenhungupthetelephonebeforehecouldanswer.Nothingmorehappeneduntilthreeo'clockthenextmorning.ThenMissGrey'stelephonerang,andwhensheanswered,avoicesaid,“Youtelephonedmetwenty-fourhoursago.NowI'verungyouuptosaythatIhaven'tadog.”
1.MissGreyfeltsorrywhenhernoisyneighbourmovedout.
2.MissGrey'snewneighbourwasasnoisyastheoldone.
3.Somenoisewokeherupintheearlymorning.
4.Shethoughtthenewneighbourhadbroughtadogwithhim.
5.TheyoungmanrangupMissGreyintheearlymorning,becausehewantedtopunish(惩罚)her.
1.F2.F3.T4.T5.T
Passage3
Yesterdayevening,whenIwenttotownwithmymother,wemetastrangeoldman.Itwasraininghardandwehadnoumbrella.Weweretryingtogetintoataxiwhenhecameuptous.Hewascarryinganiceumbrellaandhesaidthathewouldgiveittousforonlyapound.Hehadforgottenhiswalletandhesaidheneededataxitogobackhome.Mymotherdidn’tbelievewhathehadsaidatfirst,andaskedhimalotofquestions.Butshefinallybelievedthemanandgavehimthepound.Buttheoldmandidn’tgetintoataxi.Wefollowedhimandfoundhewentintoapubandboughthimselfaglassofwhiskeywiththepound.Afterhedrankit,heputonhishatandtookuponeofthemanywetumbrellasthereandwentoffwiththenewone.Soonafterthat,hesolditagain.
1Theoldmansoldanumbrellatothewriterandhermother.
2Hegaveittothemforonlyapoundbecausehehadforgottenhiswalletandneededtaxifaretogobackhome
3Theumbrellawasworthmorethanonepound.
4Theoldmansoldhisownumbrella.
5hewasanhonestman.
1.T2.F3.T4.F5.F
Passage4
December25thisChristmasDay.Inmostcountriesitisthemostimportantdayintheyear.Allthepeoplecomebacktotheirhomestohavethedaywiththeirparentsortheirchildren.OnChristmasdaybellsringeverywhere.TheringingbellstellpeopleChristmasiscoming.Peoplesinganddancedayandnight.Theyhaveagoodtime.
MostfamiliesbuyaChristmastreesfortheirchildren.Andtherearesomepresentshangingfromthetreehereandthere.Peoplealsoputpresentsinchildren’sstockings/inmanyplaces,FatherChristmashimselfbringspresentstothem.Heisakindmanandinredclothes.Thereisabigbagonhisback.Inittherearealotofpresents.
Christmasisalsoadaywhenpeopleenjoyallkindsoffood.Butsomepoorpeoplehavenohomesandhavenofoodtoeat.Theydieofcoldandhunger(饥饿)onChristmasday.
1.Christmasisaveryimportantdayinsomecountriesinayear.
2.manypeoplehaveagoodtimeonChristmasDay.
3.FatherChristmaswearsredclothes.
4.therearealotofChristmastreesinFatherChristmas’bag.
5.somepoorpeopledieonChristmasDaybecausetheyhavenohomeandnofoodtoeat.
1.F2.T3.T4.F5.T
Passage5.
OnceuponatimetherewasagreatGreekhero,Hercules.Hewastallerandstrongerthananyoneyouhaveeverseen.Onhisshoulderhecarriedaclubandinhishandheheldabow.Hewasknownastheheroofahundredadventures.
Herculesservedaking.Thekingwasafraidofhim.Soagainandagainhesenthimondifficulttasks.OnemorningthekingsentforhimandtoldhimtofetchthreegoldenapplesforhimfromthegardenoftheSingingMaidens(歌女).Butnooneknewwherethegardenwas.
SoHerculeswentaway.Hewalkedthewholedayandtherestdayandthenext.Hewalkedformonthsbeforehesawmountainsfarinthedistanceonefinemorning.Oneofthemountainswasintheshapeofaman,withlong,longlegsandarmsandhugeshouldersandabugshead.Hewasboldingupthesky.HerculesknewitwasAtlas,theMountainGod.Soheaskedhimforhelp.
Atlasanswered,'Myheadandarmsandshouldersallache.CouldyouholduptheskywhileIfetchthegoldenapplesforyou?
'
Herculesclimbedthemountainandshoulderedthesky.Soontheskygrewveryheavy.WhenfinallyAtlascamebackwiththreegoldenapples,hesaid,'Well,youaregoingtocarrythemountainforever.I'mgoingtoseethekingwiththeapples.'Herculesknewthathecouldn'tfighthimbecauseoftheskyonhisback.Soheshouted:
'Justoneminute'shelp.Myshouldersarehurting.HoldtheskyforaminutewhileImakeacushion(垫子)formyshoulders.'
Atlasbelievedhim.Hethrewdowntheapplesandhelpupthesky.
Herculespickeduptheapplesandranbacktoseetheking.
1.Herculeswasthetallestmanintheworld.
2.Herculeswasgivenmanydifficulttasksbecausethekingwantedtogetridofhim
3.Atlaswasthegiantwhoheldupthesky
4.AtlasgotthegoldenapplesforHerculesbecausehewantedtobethekinghimself.
5.HerculesfinallymanagedtogettheapplesbydefeatingAtlas.
(T)(T)(T)(B)(B)
Passage6
“Getup,thewateriscoming.”YanXinzhi,directoroftheneighborhoodcommitteeofChaoyangStreet,Taiyuan,capitalofShanxiProvince,wouldknockatthedoorofeveryhouseholdatmidnighttohavepeoplecollectwater;otherwise,thetapwaterwouldsoonrundrywheneveryoneinthecitygotupandjoinedthe“waterrush”inthemorning.Yan,anelderlyladyabout60,hadservedascommitteedirectorformorethan20years;hermajorworkwastorouseherneighborsfromtheirsleeptogetwater.Astimewentby,residentscouldnotgotosleepbeforeoneo’clockinthemorning.
ChaoyangStreetwasnottheonlystreetinTaiyuanthatlackedwater,andTaiyuanwasnottheonlycityinChinawithwaterinshortsupply.
NiuMaosheng,MinisterofWaterResources,toldChinaTodaythatmorethan300citiesnationwidelackwater;in108citiesthesituationhasbecomecritical.Theannualdeficitofwaterhasreached6billioncubicmeters,leadingtoalossofRMB200billion(approximatelyUS$24billion)inindustrialoutput.
1.Asneighborhoodcommitteedirector,themajorpartofYanXinzhi’sjobwastowakeupherneighborsatmidnighttogetwater.
2.ThepassagerevealsthatallthecitiesinChinasufferfromwatershortage.
3.Thepassageiswrittenbyawaterexpert.
4.ThelackofwaterhasleadtoalossofUS$24billioninindustrialoutput.
5.Xi’anisanothercitywithwaterinshortsupply.
(T)(F)(F)(T)(F)
Passage7
Peoplewhocannottellallcolorsapartaresaidtobecolorblind.Mostcolor-blindpeoplecanseeyellowandblues,butconfuseredswithgreens.Itisveryrareforapersontobeblindtoallcolors,buttheymayseeeverythinginshadesofblack,white,andgray.
Itisinterestingtonotethatmanycolor-blindpeopledon’tevenrealizethattheyarecolor-blind.Theydon’tknowthatthecolorstheyareseeingandnamingarenottheactualcolorsthatpeoplewithnormalvisioncansee.Thiscanbeparticularlydangerouswhenacolor-blindpersonconfusestheredandgreenofatrafficlight.
Colorblindnessisthoughttobeinherited(遗传).Andalthoughdoctorshavethoughtupteststodetermine(测定)colorblindness,thereisnocuretotreatmentforit.
1.Acolor-blindpersoncantellcorrectlyredandgreen.
2.Manycolor-blindpeopleareunaware(没意识到)thattheyarecolor-blind.
3.It’sespeciallydangerousforacolor-blindpersontocrossastreetwhentherearenotrafficlightsatthecrossofthestreets.
4.Apersonwhoiscolor-blindisnotallowedtodrive.
5.Uptonow,doctorshavefoundawaytofreeapersonfromhiscolorblindness.
(F)(T)(F)(F)(F)
Passage8
Lilyis70yearsoldandshetakescareofher91-year-oldmother.Shetoldusaboutcaringforhermother.
Iwakeupearlyeveryday,it’susuallyabout6.30am,andwaituntilIhearTilly,mymum,movingabout.ThenImakeheracupoftea.Atabouthalfpastsevenshegetsupandwehavebreakfasttogether.Wenormallyjusthavetoast,butonSundayswealwayshavebaconandeggs.Afterbreakfastshereadsthenewspaper,thenshesitsbythewindowandwavestotheneighboursastheywalkby.
Shehardlyevergoesoutbutsheis