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初二英语阅读理解50篇

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Whenyou’reinvitedtohavedinnerinaforeigner’shome,pleaserememberthefollowing:

Attable,whenthehostess(女主人)picksuphernapkin(餐巾),youmaypickupyoursandputitonyourlegs.

Ifaservant(佣人)passesfoodaround,hewillpassthedishtoyouatyourlefthandsothatyoucaneasilyserveyourselfwithyourrighthand.Neverserveyourselfwhilethedishisonyourright;itisthentheturnofyourneighbourontheright.

Donotreachacrossthetableorinfrontofsomeonetogetsomething---thatisnotpolite.Askhimorhertopassittoyou.

Therearethingsinthemiddleofthetable,suchasbread,butter,andcandies.Youshouldn’ttakeanyuntilthehostesstellstheservanttopassthemtoyou.

Donotleaveyourseatwithoutsayinganything.Ifyouneedtoleavethetabletogotothewashroomordosomethingelse,youshouldsay“Excusemeforamoment,please.”

41.Youshouldputyournapkinonyourlegsbeforethehostesspicksuphers.

42.Thedishispassedtoyouoneitherofyoursides.

43.Ifthefoodisfarfromyou,youshouldn’tstanduptoserveyourself.

44.Youmaytakeanyfoodatanytime.

45.Whenyouhavetoleaveyourseat,youneedtosay“Excusemeforamoment,please.”

2

Dolphinsarenotfish.Theyaremammals(哺乳动物).Theyliveingroupsandspeaktoeachotherintheirownlanguage.Buttheyarequitedifferentfromalmostalllandanimals.Theirbrain(大脑)isasbigasmen’sandtheylivealonglife----atleast20or30years.

Likesomeanimals,dolphinsusesoundstohelpthemfindtheirwayaround.Theyalsousethesesoundstotalktoeachotherandtohelpthemfindfood.Theydonotusetheirearstoreceivesounds,butusethejaw---thelowerpartofthemouth.

Itisstrangethatdolphinsarefriendlytomen,andforthousandsofyears,therearemanystoriesaboutdolphinsandmen.Inthe19thcentury,inadangerouspartoftheseanearNewZealand,therewasadolphin.Theseamenlikedhimverymuchandgavehimaverygoodname,Jack.From1871to1903,Jackmeteveryboatintheareaandshowedittheway.In1903apassengeronaboatwiththenameofThePenguinshotandhurtJack.Luckilythedolphindidn’tdie,andafteralongtimehewaswellagain.Heguidedtheshipsthroughtheareaforninemoreyears,butherefusedtohelptheboatThePenguin.

Today,somepeoplestillkilldolphins,butmanycountriesintheworldnowprotectthem.Intheseplaces,peoplearenotallowedtokillthem.

46.Thewordjawmeans_______inChinese.

A.下颚B.嘴巴C.嘴唇D.鼻子

47.Howdodolphinsfindtheirway?

A.Theyusetheirnosestosmelltheway.

B.Theyusetheirearstohearthesounds.

C.Theyusetheireyestoseetheway.

D.Theyusesoundstofindtheway.

48.WhowasJack?

A.Thewriter.B.Adolphin.

C.Aseaman.D.Thepassenger.

49.Thedolphinguidedtheshipsforabout_______.

A.32yearsB.9yearsC.41yearsD.23years

50.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTright?

A.Dolphinsarenotfish.

B.Dolphinsdon’tliveingroups.

C.Dolphinsarekindandfriendlytopeople.

D.Dolphinscanlivealonglife.

3

Jim,asuccessfulbusinessman,toldtheexperienceofhischildhood.

Whenhewas12,hisparentsdied.Hewasaloneanddidn’tgetonwellwithothers.Peoplealwayslaughedathim.Nooneshowedkindnesstohim.

HisonlyfriendwasadognamedTige.Hegavehisdogenoughtoeatanddrink,butsometimeshewasnotpolitetoit.Hedidn’tknowthatanunkindworksometimescouldcutone’sheartlikeaknife.

Onedayashewalkeddownthestreet,ayoungladywaswalkinginfrontofhim.Suddenlyoneofherbagsdroppedfromherarms.Asshestoppedtopickitup,shedroppedotherbags.Hecametohelpher.“Thankyou,dear!

Youareanicelittleboy!

”shesaidkindly,smiling.

Aspecialfeelingcametohim.Thesewerethefirstkindwordshehadeverheard.Hewatchedheruntilshewentfaraway,andthenhewhistled(吹口哨)tohisdogandwentdirectlytotherivernearby.

“Thankyou,dear!

Youareanicelittleboy!

”herepeated(重复)thewoman’swords.Theninalowvoicehesaidtohisdog,“Youareanicelittledog!

”Tigeraiseditsearsasifitunderstood.

“Uhum!

Evenadoglikesit!

”hesaid,“Well,Tige,Iwon’tsayunkindwordstoyouanymore.”Tigewaveditstailhappily.

Theboythoughtandthought.Finallyhelookedathimselfintheriver.Hesawnothingbutadirtyboy.Hewashedhisfacecarefully.Againhelooked.Hesawacleanniceboy.Hewasamazed.Fromthenon,hehadanewlife.

Aftertellingthis,thebusinessmanstoppedforawhile,andthenhesaid,“Ladiesandgentlemen,thisistheveryplacewherethatkindwomanplantedinmethefirstseed(种子)ofkindness.Allofusshouldlearnaboutkindness.Whatagreatpower(力量)ithas!

51.Theboyrepeatedthewords“Thankyou,dear!

Youareanicelittleboy!

”,be

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