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山东高考英语阅读理解汇总

2007-2011年山东省高考英语试题阅读理解汇总

2007年

A

AmonthafterHurricaneKatrina,IreturnedhomeinNewOrleans.Therelaymyhouse,reducedtowaist-highruins,smellyanddirty.

Beforethetrip,I’dhadmycarfixed.Whentheofficeemployeeofthegaragewaswritingupthebill,shenoticedmyLouisianalicenseplate.“YoufromNewOrleans?

”sheasked.IsaidIwas.“Nocharge,”shesaid,andfirmlyshookherheadwhenIreachedformywallet.ThenextdayIwentforahaircut,andthesamethinghappened.

AsmywifewasstudyinginFlorida,wedecidedtomovethereandtriedtofindarentalhousethatwecouldaffordwhilealsopayingoffamortgage（抵押贷款）onourruinedhouse.Welookedatmanyplaces,butnonewassatisfactory.We’dbeguntoacceptthatwe’dhavetoliveinextremelyreducedcircumstancesforawhile,whenIgotaverycuriouse-mailfromaJamesKennedyinCalifornia.He’dreadsomepiecesI’dwrittenaboutoursufferingsforSlate,theonlinemagazine,andwantedtogiveus（“noconditionsattached”）anewhouseacrossthelakefromNewOrleans.

Itsoundedtoogoodtobetrue,butIreplied,thankinghimforhisexceptionalgenerosity,thatwehadnoplanstogoback.ThenapoetattheUniversityofFloridaofferedtolethishousetomewhilehewenttoEnglandonhisone-yearpaidleave.Therentwasratherreasonable.Imentionedthepoet’soffertoJamesKennedy,andthenextdayhesentacheckcoveringourentirerentforeightmonths.

Throughoutthispainfulexperience,thekindnessofstrangershasdonemuchtobringbackmyfaithinhumanity.It’salmostworthlosingyourworldlypossessionstoberemindedthatpeoplearereallynicewhengivenhalfachance.

56.Thegarageemployee’sattitudetowardtheauthorwasthatof____.

A.unconcernB.sympathyC.doubtD.tolerance

57.WhatdoweknowaboutJamesKennedy?

A.Hewasawriterofanonlinemagazine.

B.HewasapoetattheUniversityofFlorida.

C.Heofferedtheauthoranewhousefreeofcharge.

D.Helearnedabouttheauthor’ssufferingsviae-mail.

58.Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat____.

A.theauthor’sfamilywasinfinancialdifficulty.

B.rentswerecomparativelyreasonabledespitethedisaster.

C.housesweredifficulttofindinthehurricane-strickenarea.

D.themortgageontheruinedhousewaspaidoffbythebank.

59.Theauthorlearnedfromhisexperiencethat____.

A.worldlypossessionscanbegivenupwhennecessary.

B.generosityshouldbeencouragedinsomecases.

C.peoplebenefitfromtheirsadstories.

D.humanbeingsarekindafterall.

B

Ifyoulookforabookasapresentforachild,youwillbespoiledforchoiceeveninayearwhenthereisnonewHarryPotter.J.K.Rowling’swizardisnotalone:

thepastdecadehasbeenaharvestforgoodchildren’sbooks,whichhassetoffalargequantityoffilmsandinturnledtoincreasedsalesofclassicssuchasTheLordoftheRings.

Yetdespitethat,readingisincreasinglyunpopularamongchildren.Accordingtostatistics,in199723%saidtheydidn’tlikereadingatall.In2003,35%did.Andaround6%ofchildrenleaveprimaryschooleachyearunabletoreadproperly.

Maybethedeclineiscausedbytheincreasingavailabilityofcomputergames.Maybethebooksboomhasaffectedonlythetopoftheeducationalpile.Eitherway,ChancellorGordonBrownplanstochangethingsforthebottomoftheclass.Inhispre-budgetreport,heannouncedthenationalprojectofReadingRecoverytohelpthechildrenstrugglingmost.

ReadingRecoveryisaimedatsix-year-olds,whoreceivefourmonthsofindividualdailyhalf-hourclasseswithaspeciallytrainedteacher.Anevaluationearlierthisyearreportedthatchildrenontheschememade20months’progressinjustoneyear,whereassimilarlyweakreaderswithoutspecialhelpmadejustfivemonths’progress,andsoendedtheyearevenfurtherbelowthelevelexpectedfortheirage.

InternationalresearchtendstofindthatwhenBritishchildrenleaveprimaryschooltheyreadwell,butreadless–oftenforfunthanthoseelsewhere.Readingforfunmattersbecausechildrenwhoarekeenonreadingcanexpectlifelongpleasureandlovingbooksisanexcellentindicatoroffutureeducationalsuccess.AccordingtotheOECD,beingaregularandenthusiasticreaderisofgreatadvantage.

60.WhichofthefollowingistrueofParagraph1?

A.Manychildren’sbookshavebeenadaptedfromfilms.

B.Manyhigh-qualitychildren’sbookshavebeenpublished.

C.Thesalesofclassicshaveledtothepopularityoffilms.

D.Thesalesofpresentsforchildrenhaveincreased.

61.Statisticssuggestedthat___.

A.thenumberoftopstudentsincreasedwiththeuseofcomputers.

B.adecreasingnumberofchildrenshowedinterestinreading.

C.aminorityofprimaryschoolchildrenreadproperly.

D.alargepercentageofchildrenreadregularly.

62.WhatdoweknowaboutReadingRecovery?

A.Aneducationofitwillbemadesometimethisyear.

B.Weakreadersontheprojectwerethemosthardworking.

C.Itaimstotrainspecialteacherstohelpchildrenwithreading.

D.Childrenontheprojectshowednoticeableprogressinreading.

63.Readingforfunisimportantbecausebook-lovingchildren____.

A.takesgreateradvantageoftheproject.

B.showsthepotentialtoenjoyalonglife.

C.islikelytosucceedintheireducation.

D.wouldmakeexcellentfutureresearchers.

64.Theaimofthistextwouldprobablybe____.

A.toovercomeprimaryschoolpupils’readingdifficulty.

B.toencouragethepublicationofmorechildren’sbooks.

C.toremindchildrenoftheimportanceofreadingforfun.

D.tointroduceawaytoimproveearlychildhoodreading.

C

WhenAndreaPetersonlandedherfirstteachingjob,shefacedthedauntingtaskofcreatingamusicprogramwithalmostnomoneyforequipmentorsuppliesinaclimatewherestandards-basedlearningwasthefocusandmusicjustprovidedabreakforstudentsandteachers.

Forherdriveandcreativityinovercomingthosechallenges,she’sbeennamenationalteacheroftheyear.

PrincipalWaynesKettlersaidhe’sworkedwithmanyoutstandingteachersinhis22yearsasaneducator,butPetersonis“justthatonestepaboveanybodyI’veeverworkedwithbefore.”

KettlerandothersatMonteCristoElementarySchooltalkaboutthewaysshehasintroducedthelearningfromotherclassroomsintohermusicprogramandhercreativityinworkingaroundthingssuchasthelackofmoneyfornewmusic.

WhenstudentswerereadingS.E.Hinton’snovelTheOutsidersintheirregularclassroom,Petersonhelpedthemwritea30-minuteplaywithscenesfromthebook.ThentheychosethreeBroadwaytunesthatfocusedonrace,equalityandsocialjustice,thethemesofthebook.Petersoncomposedtwoothersonsherselfafterclassroomdiscussionsabouttheplayandthebook.

ThehonormeansalottoresidentsofGranieFalls.It’sinspiringtoknowthatpeoplefromsmalltownscanevenwinnationalhonors.

Asnationalteacheroftheyear,Petersonwillspendthenextyearoutsideclassroom,asanationalandinternationalspokeswomanforeducation.

Notsurprisingly,sheisabigbelieverinthevalueofartseducation.Shesaidit’sessentialforschoolstoofferclassessuchasartormusicandphysicaleducationbecauseforsomekidsoneofthosesubjectsistheonlythingthatmotivatesthemtocomebacktoschooldayafterday.

65.Theunderlinedword“daunting”inParagraph1mostprobablymeans___.

A.discouragingB.interestingC.creativeD.unbearable

66.WhenPetersonbeganherteachingcareer,_____.

A.musicwasfocusoflearninginmostschools.

B.theenvironmentwasfavorabletomusicteaching.

C.theschoollackedteachingfacilitiesformusic.

D.financialsupportformusicprogramswasunavailable.

67.WhatisthemostimportantreasonthatPetersonwontheaward?

A.Sheconcernedherselfwithcurrentsocialproblems.

B.Shemotivatedstudentstolearnmusicwithhercreativity.

C.Shehastaughtmusicattheelementaryschoolfor22years.

D.Shemadegreateffortstoarousestudents’interestinliterature.

68.WhichofthefollowingisanexampleofPeterson’swayofteachingmusic?

A.Shewroteplaysonthemesofrace,equalityandsocialjustice.

B.Shemadeuseofthecontentsofotherclassesinherteaching.

C.SheorganizedclassroomdiscussionsofBroadwaytunes.

D.Shehelpedstudentscomposesongsbythemselves.

69.InPeterson’sopinion,____.

A.art,musicandPEclassesareallimportant.

B.moresubjectsshouldbeofferedtostudents.

C.studentsshouldbemotivatedtoattendartclasses.

D.artseducationismoreimportantthanothersubjects.

70.Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat____.

A.Peterson’shonorwasasurpriseforthelocalpeople.

B.Peterson’sartclassesattractedstudentsbacktoschool.

C.Petersonarousedthelocalresidents’passionformusic.

D.Petersonwillchangeherprofessionnextyear.

D

SportsshoesthatworkoutwhethertheirownerhasdoneenoughexercisetowarranttimeinfrontofthetelevisionhavebeendevisedintheUK.

Theshoes-namedSquareEyes-containanelectronicpressuresensorandatinycomputerchiptorecordhowmanystepsthewearerhastakeninaday.Awirelesstransmitterpassestheinformationtoareceiverconnectedtoatelevision,andthisdecideshowmucheveningviewingtimethewearerdeserves,basedontheday’sefforts.

ThedesignwasinspiredbyadesiretofightagainsttherapidlyballooningwaistlinesamongBritishteenagers,saysGillianSwan,whodevelopedSquareEyesasafinalyeardesignprojectatBrunelUniversityinLondon,UK.“Welookedatcurrentissuesandchildhoodoverweightreallystoodout,”shesays.“AndIwantedtotacklethatwithmydesign.”

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