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初中英语牛津译林版八年级上册期末专项复习之阅读理解
牛津译林版八年级上册期末专项复习之阅读理解
(一)
Aswinterdrawsnear,manyofthecold-bloodedanimalshibernatetillspringcomes.
Andeverybodyknowstheywillbeawakemonthslater,crawlingandwalkingaroundandlookingforfood.
Butdoyoualsoknowthatsomeanimalsgotoasummersleep,whichiscalledaestivation?
Mostanimalsareactiveduringthesummer,singinganddancingfreely.Theaestivationanimals,however,willhavealongsleepinacoolplacetostayawayfromthedryandhotsummerdays.
InSoutheastAfricathereisakindofporcupine(豪猪).
Itsbodyiscoveredwithsharpstings.Thiscreatureusuallyeatsearthwormsasitsmainfood.Asthehotdayscome,theearthwormsgodeepunderthemudtokeepthemselvesalive.Duringthistimetheporcupinecan’tfindanytoliveon,soitliesdowntoaestivateformonthswithouteating.Itcomesoutagainwhenthecoolautumndaysarrive.
AnunusualkindoftreefroginSouthAfricawillclimbupatreeduringthesummer.Hereithidesitselfinacoolplacetohaveitssummersleep.
Themostinterestingthingabouttheaestivatinganimalisthatwhileitsleeps,itsbodytemperaturedropsjustasthehibernatinganimal’sbodytemperaturedropsinwinter.
1.Whydoporcupinesaestivate?
A.Becausetheyarenotactiveanimals.
B.Becausetheweatheristoohotanddry.
C.Becausetheyhavenothingtoeatduringthesummer.
D.Becausetheirbodytemperatureisnothighenough.
2.Whendoestheporcupinestartandenditsaestivation?
A.ItstartsinJanuaryandendsinMarch.
B.ItstartsinMarchandendsinApril.
C.ItstartsinAugustandendsinOctober.
D.ItstartsinNovemberandendsinFebruarythenextyear.
3WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A.Hibernatinganimalsareactiveinsummer.[来源:
学§科§网]
B.PorcupinesinSoutheastAfricalivemainlyonearthworms.
C.OnekindoftreefrogsinSouthAfricasleepsinsidetreesinsummer.
D.Thebodytemperatureofanaestivationanimalinsummerisaslowasthatinwinter.
4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hibernate”meaninChinese?
A.觅食B.冬眠C.蜗居D.隐藏
(二)
InAmerica,whenpeoplesay“man’sbestfriend”,theydon’tmeananotherperson.Instead,theyaretalkingaboutalovelyanimal—adog!
Thesewordsshowthefriendshipbetweenpeopleandanimals.Dogsandotherpetscangivejoytopeople’slives.Somepeoplethinkoftheirpetsastheirchildren.Somepe
opleevenleavealltheirmoneytotheirpetswhentheydie!
Animalscanhelppeople,too.Dogscanbetaughttobethe“eyes”forablindperson(盲人)or“ears”foradeaf(耳
聋)person.Scientistshavefoundthatpetshelppeoplelivelonger!
Theymakepeoplehappier,too.Becauseofthat,theybringanimalsintohospitalsfor“visits”.
Americanshold“BeKindtoAnimalsWeek”inthefirstweekofMay.Petshowsareheldduringtheweek.Evenifyoudon’tliveinAmerica,you,too,candothis.How?
Firstthinkabouthowanimalsmakeyourlifericher.Ifyouhaveapet,takemoretimethisweektoplaywithit.Remembertogiveitdeliciousfood.
Ifyoudon’thaveapet,bekindtoanimalsaroundyou.Forexample,ifyouseeastreetdog,justleaveitalone,ormakefriend
swithit.Ifothersaroundyoudobadthingstoanimals,trytospeakup.Aspeople,wemustprotect(保护)animalswhocan’tspeakforthemselves.
()1.“Somepeopleevenleavealltheirmoneytotheirpetswhentheydie!
”isusedtoprove
(证明)that________.
A.petshavetheright(权利)toinherit(继承)money
B.moneycanmakepetshappy
C.it’sthebestwaytospendmoney
D.somepetsareasimportanttotheirownersastheirchildren
()2.According(依照)tothepassage,scientistsbringthedogstohospitalbecause_______.
A.theyareillandtheyneedtoseethedoctor
B.theycanmakethepatients(病人)happier
C.theycanhelpthedoctorfindoutthepr
oblems
D.thedoctorscandoexperiment(试验)onthem
()3Duringthe“BeKindtoAnimalsWeek”,thepeopleinAmerica________.
A.holdpetshowsB.playwiththepetsthewholeweek
C.cookdeliciousfoodf
orpetsD.makefriendswithotherpeople’spets
()4.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Alotofpeopleareinterestedindogs.B.Dogscanhelppeopledomanythings.
C.Petsarelovelyandneedcareandprotection(保护).
D.Wehavedonealotofthingsforpets.
(三)
DIY,whichmeansDoItYourself,isquitepopularintheUK.LotsofstoresandsupermarketssellDIYmaterials.TVshowsalsoteachpeoplehowtoDIY.
BritishpeoplelikeDIY.Ifthereisanythingthatneedsfixingaroundtheirhomes,suchas paintingthewallsorfixingthebrokenfurniture(家具),theywilldothejobsthemselves.TheyshareDIY withtheirfriends.MoreandmorepeopleenjoyDIYandhavefoundthejoyofDIY.SometimespeoplealsoDIYforsavingmoney.Atpresent,manypeopledon’thaveenoughmoneytobuy abighouse.Theyarelookingathowtheycanmaketheirhousesbetterwithoutspendingalotofmoney.That’swhyDIYissopopular.
DIYcanbedifficult.ThereisalargemarketforDIYfurniturewhichneedstobegottogetherbypeoplethemselveswith afewtools.However,peopleoftenfinditnoteasytobuildapieceoffurniturebecausetheycan’tunderstandtheinstructions.Sometimestheinstructionsareeasyandclear,butthefurnitureitself isdifficulttobuild.DIYcanalsobedangerousifyouarenotcarefulenough.Itisreportedthatinjustoneyearmorethan230,000peoplewerehurtwhiledoingDIYintheUK,including(包括)41,000whofelloffladders(梯子).
DIYcanbringusalotoffun andcanhelpussavesomemoney,butitisnotalwaysaseasyasitseems tobeifwebiteoffmorethanwecanchew(咀嚼).Maybefactoriesshouldmakethingsthatareeasierandsafer forustoDIY.
1.WhydoBritishpeoplelikeDIY?
A.ManystoressellDIYthings.B.DIYcanbringthemfun.
C.TVprogramsteachthemtoDIY.D.AllDIYprojectsareeasy.
2.WhichofthefollowingbelongstoDIY?
A.OrderapizzaontheInternet.
B.Buyabirthdaycakeformyfather.
C.Paytheworker$100tofixthebrokenfurniture.
D.MakelanternsoutofpumpkinsformychildrenonHalloween.
3.Whatdoesthesentencewebiteoffmorethanwecanchewmean?
A.Wecaneateverythingwelike.B.Weshoulddosomethingdifficult.
C.Wedosomethingthatistoodifficult.D.Weeattoomuchfoodthatisnotsafe.
4.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.DIYisawasteofmoney.B.ItisalwaysdifficulttoDIY.
C.WeshouldbecarefulwhiledoingDIY.D.ItisverysafeforustoDIY.
(四)
Theelephantlivesingroups.Anelephantherd(群)usuallyhasfromtwentytofortymembers.Theelephantsintheherddependononeanotherforhelpintimeoftrouble.
Theleaderofthegroupisusuallyawiseandstrongfemale.She
travelsattheheadoftheherdandisfollowedbytheotherfemales
andtheiryoung.Themaleelephantsfollowlast.Whendangercomes,
themaleelephantsformacircle(圈)aroundtheweakeranimalsandprotectthem.
Themembersoftheherdareloyal(忠诚的)tooneanother.Asickelephantisnotleftbehindtodie.Ifanelephantissick,thewholeherdstopstravelinguntilitgetswell.Whenanelephantishurt,twootherswalkonbothsidesofitandsupportitwiththeirbodies.Amemberoftheherdmaybecaughtinatrap.Thentheotherstrytohelpit.
Elephantslovetheyoungstersinthegroupandgivethemspecialcare.Theyhelpyounganimalsstayafloat(漂浮着)whentheherdcrossesariver.Theyworktogethertohelpacalf(幼崽)whenitgoestoadangerousplace.
Whenafemaleelephantgivesbirthtoheryoungbaby,sheleavestheherdforashorttime.However,shetakesanotherfemalealongtoactas"aunt".Theaunthelpsthemotherwithhernew-borncalf.Inthisway,thewholeherdprotectsitsnewestmember.
1.Theleaderofanelephantherdisusually_______.
A.awisemaleB.aweakmaleC.astrongfemaleD.theoldestfemale
2.Intimesofdanger,themalesformacirclearound_______.
A.theenemy(敌人)B.theweakeranimals
C.theleaderofthegroupD.thestrongerelephants
3.Whichofthefollowingdoesthestorygetyoutobelieve?
A.Elephantscannotcrossariver.
B.Babyelephantscannotswimwell.
C.Sickelephantsareusuallyleftbehindtodie.
D.Mostelephantherdshaveoverahundredmembers.
4.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?
A.Elephantsliketolivealone.
B.Manyyoungelephantsdiewhencrossingariver.
C.Elephantscanhelpeachotherintimeoftrouble.
D.Thefemaleelephantleavestheherdforeveraftershehasbabies.
(六)
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