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届二轮复习阅读理解专题记叙文话题10篇训练之二13页word版
2019届二轮复习阅读理解专题记叙文话题10篇训练之二
[一]
Workisapartofliving—mygrandparentsunderstoodthat.TheylivedandworkedonacentralPennsylvaniafarmthathasbeeninmyfamilyfor150years.HessFarm,atthattime,wasself-sufficient.Theyraisedbeefcattleformeat,chickensforeggsandhogsforporkandlard.DairycowswerekeptformilkandthecreamfromwhichGrandmamadebutterandcheese.Whatlittleyardtheyhadbecameagarden.
TheDepression,therefore,didn’tmakeadramaticchangeintheirlives.Butitdidbringanunendingflowofmenoutofwork,drifting(流浪)fromjobtojob,tothefarm.Thefirstmantoshowuponthekitchenporchwasragged-looking,butcourteous.Hedoffedhishatandquietlyexplainedthathehadn’teateninawhile.Grandpastoodwatchinghimabit,thensaid,“There’sapileoffirewoodstackedagainstthefencebehindthebarn.I’vebeenneedingtogetitmovedtotheothersideofthefence.Youhavejustaboutenoughtimetofinishthejobbeforelunch.”Withthat,hestuckouthiscallousedhandtothestranger.
Grandmasaidasurprisingthinghappened.Thedriftergotashineinhiseyesand,behindthescrubofhisbeard,hesmiled.Hehurriedtothebarninaneartrot.Shesetanotherplaceatthetableandbakedanapplepie.Duringlunch,thestrangerdidn’tsaymuch,butwhenheleft,hisshouldershadstraightened.“Nothingruinsamanlikelosinghisself-respect”,Grandpalatertoldme.
Soonafter,anothermanshowedupaskingforameal.Thisonewasdressedinasuitandcarriedasmall,batteredsuitcase.Grandpa,who’dbeenfixingthehaymowerinthetoolshed,cameoutwipinghishandswhenheheardvoices.Helookedatthemanandthenofferedahandshake.“There’sastackoffirewoodalongthefencedownbehindthebarnI’vebeenmeaningtogetmoved.It’dsurebeahelptome.Andwe’dbepleasedtohaveyoustayforlunch.”
Thefellowsethissuitcaseattheedgeoftheporchandneatlylaidhiscoatandvestontop.Thenhesetofftowork.
Grandmasaysshedoesn’trememberhowmanystrangerstheysharedamealwithduringthoseDepressiondays—orhowmanytimesthatstackofwoodgotmoved.
21.TheresultoftheDepressionisthat.
A.somepeopleearnedalotofmoney
B.alargenumberofpeoplewentabroad.
C.manypeoplewerelaidoff
D.quiteafewpeoplediedofastrangedisease.
22.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?
A.Allthepeoplehadenoughfoodtoeat.
B.Noneofthepeoplehadfoodtoeat.
C.Somepeoplehadfood.
D.Thepassagedoesn’tsay.
23.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthegrandpa?
A.Hepretendedtobegenerous.
B.Hepretendedtobemean.
C.Hesharedmealwitheveryonewhocametohisdoor.
D.Hegavemealtothepoorwithoutlosingtheirself-respect.
24.HowmanystrangersdidGrandpaandGrandmashareamealwithduringthosedays?
A.Theysharedamealwithonlytwopeople.
B.Theysharedamealwithtwentypeople.
C.Thepassagedoesn’tsay.
D.Theydidn’tshareamealwithanyone.
25.Whichideabestsupportsthetext?
A.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.
B.Wellbegunishalfdone.
C.AllroadsleadtoRome.
D.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.
参考答案:
21.C细节理解题。
从第二段第二句中可以看出。
22.C细节理解题。
从第二段第一句中可以看出。
23.D细节理解题。
从第三段最后一句可以看出。
24.C细节理解题。
从最后一段中可以看出。
25.D主旨大意题。
从全文大意中可以看出。
[二]
“TomorrowwewillseetheGoldenGateBridge,”saidPeter.“Ihaveneverseenagoldenbridgebefore.”
Peter'sfathersmiled,butsaidnothing.Peterwouldsoonseethebridge.
Thenextmorning,hisfathertookPetertothebridge.Peterfirstsawitfromfaraway.Howbigitlooked!
Butthenhesawsomethingelse.Thebridgewasred!
“Thebridgeisn'tgolden!
”hesaid.“WhyisitcalledtheGoldenGateBridge?
”
“Itisn'tnamedforitscolor,”saidhisfather.“ItisnamedfortheGoldenGate.”
“WhatistheGoldenGate?
”askedPeter.
“Agateiseitheranopening,orthethingthatclosestheopening,”saidhisfather.“ItisnamedfortheGoldenGate.”
“WhatistheGoldenGate?
”askedPeter.
“Agateiseitheranopening,orthethingthatclosestheopening,”saidhisfather.“TheGoldenGateisanopeningintheland.WaterfromtheseacomesthroughthisopeningintoSanFranciscoBay.”
“Oh,”saidPeter.“Andthebridgegoesovertheopening.ButwhyistheopeningcalledtheGoldenGate?
”
“YearsagomencametoCaliforniatolookforgold,”hisfathersaid.“Manycamebyship.Theycameintothebaythroughthatopening.Forthemitwasagatetogold.TheynamedittheGoldenGate.”
“Well,”saidPeter,“Istillthinkthebridgeshouldlookgolden.”
WhenPetergothome,hesentalettertoaCaliforniapaper.Intheletterhesaid:
”RedisnottherightcolorfortheGoldenGateBridge.Thebridgeshouldlookgolden,thewaymostpeoplethinkitdoes.”
Petersent$14.78withhisletter.Itwasallthemoneyhehadsaved.“Thismoneyistohelppaintthebridgegold,”hewrote.
ManypeoplereadPeter'sletterinthenewspaper.Rightaway,thingsbegantohappen!
Somepeoplesentmoney,Abigcompanygaverealgoldtomakegoldpaint.Apaintcompanymadethepaint.
Butsomepeoplestillwantedthebridgetobered!
WilltheGoldenGateBridgeeverbegolden?
Itwill,ifenoughpeoplefeelasPeterdoes.Howdoyoufeelaboutit?
21.WhatstateistheGoldenBridgein?
A.SanFranciscoB.VirginiaC.MarylandD.California
22.Whatisthebridgenamedfor?
A.It’snamedforitscolorB.It’snamedfortheGoldenGate
C.It’snamedforthemetalgoldD.It’snamedforaship
23.WhatdoestheopeningmeantothemenwhocametoCaliforniayearsago?
A.ItwasawaytotheU.S.B.ItwasaroadtoCalifornia
C.ItwasanopeningtoSanFranciscoD.Itwasagatetogold
24.WhydidPetersendalettertoaCaliforniapaper?
A.Hewantedthebridgetolookgolden.
B.Mostpeoplewantedhimtodoso.
C.Hewantedtomakeanad.
D.Hewantedtopracticehiswriting.
25.AllthefollowinghappenedafterPeter’slettertothepaperexcept.
A.Somepeoplesentmoney.
B.Abigcompanygaverealgoldtomakegoldpaint.
C.Apaintcompanymadethepaint.
D.Somepeoplepaintedthebridgegolden.
参考答案:
21.D细节理解题。
从第九段中可以看出。
22.B细节理解题。
从第五段中可以看出。
23.D细节理解题。
从第九段中可以看出。
24.A细节理解题。
从第十一段中可以看出。
25.D细节理解题。
从倒数第三段中可以看出前三项是Peter给报社写信后发生的事情。
[三]
IfyougotoPlymouth,asmalltownintheUnitedStatesofAmerica,youwillseetherearockwhichrunsoutintothesea.Manythousandsofpeople—fromdifferentpartsoftheUnitedStatesandfrommanyothercountries—cometothissmalltownjusttoseetheRock.Theystandthereandthinkaboutthebravemenandwomenwho,morethanthreehundredyearsago,werestandingonthisRockandlookingatthecountrywheretheyhadcometobeginanewlife.
Theyearwas1620,inthetimeofKingJamestheFirst.TheEnglishpeopledidnotliketheirkingandtheycalledhim“TheFoolKingofEngland”.ManyofthemleftEnglandandwenttoliveinothercountries.
OnAugust15,1620,agroupofEnglishmensailedforAmericaontwovessels,theSpeedwellandtheMayflower.Unfortunately,theSpeedwellsprangaleakandhadtobeabandoned.Leaving20personsbehind,theremainingtravelers—101inall—crowdedonboardthe90-footMayflower.
Formorethantwomonths,theMayflowerwasinthewavesandstormsoftheAtlanticOcean.Atlast,onNovember19,thetravellerssawland.ItwasAmerica.
Autumnwasalreadyuponthem.Itwasrainingandacoldwindwasblowing.SixteenmenlefttheMayflowerandwentashore.Intheevening,theycamebacktotheship.
ThenextdaywasSundayandeverybodyontheMayflowerhadarest.Theyspentthetimeinprayerandthanksgiving.ButearlyonMonday,theylandedandcamped.Whilesomeofthemenstoodonguardwithloadedmuskets,thewomenwashedclothesandthechildrenplayedonthebeach.SincethattimeMondayhasbeen“wash-day”inAmerica.
DuringthenextfiveweeksthemenfromtheMayflowerlefttheircampeveryday.Sometimestheydidnotcomebackformanydays;theyweregoingalongthecoastandwerelookingforagoodplacetolive.Finally,theychosePlymouthastheplacetobuildtheircolony.Itwasanideallocation,withagoodharbour,brooksofclearwater,andfieldsclearedbytheIndians.
21.WhatistheMayflower?
A.It’sakindofflower.B.It’sakindofvessel.
C.It’sthenameofaplace.D.It’sthenameofaperson.
22.HowlongdidittaketheMayflowertocrosstheAtlantic?
A.About15daysB.About19days
C.About90daysD.Abouttwoyears
23.HowdidtheEnglishpeopleliketheirkingatthattime?
A.Theylovedtheirking.
B.Theydislikedtheirking.
C.Theyneitherlikednordislikedtheirking.
D.Thepassagedoesn’tsay.
24.AllthefollowingarereasonswhytheychoosePlymouthastheplacetobuildtheircolonyexcept.
A.ThefieldstherewereclearedbytheIndians.
B.Thewaterinthebrookstherewasclear.
C.TherewasagoodharbouratPlymouth.
D.Itwasrainingsometimesandacoldwindwasalsoblowing.
25.WhydosomanypeoplefromtheUnitedStatesandothercountriesgotoPlymouthtoseetheRock?
A.Theyhaven’tseentheRockandwanttohavealookatit.
B.TheRockisfromanotherplanet.
C.TheRockisinfactmadeofgold.
D.TheRockremindsthemofthecourageouspeoplealongtimeago.
参考答案:
21.B细节理解题。
从第三段第一句中可以看出。
22.C归纳推理题。
从第三段和第四段中可以推出,1620年8月15日出发,当年11月19日看到美洲。
23.B细节理解题。
从第二段第二句中可以看出。
24.D细节理解题。
从第七段最后一句中可以看出,前三项都是他们选中Plymouth的原因。
25.D细节理解题。
从第一段最后一句中可以看出。
[四]
SundaysinNewYorkcanbeverypleasant.That'snottosaythatSundaysinotherAmericancitiesarenotpleasant,butNewYorkersfeelthattheirSundaysarespecial.