新译林版小学六年级英语阅读理解训练.docx

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新译林版小学六年级英语阅读理解训练

（五十一）

阅读短文，选择正确的答案。

Mr.Kinglivedinasmalltown,buthehasajobinabigcity,sohemovedtherewithhiswifeandhischildrenlastTuesday.

OnthatdayMr.Kingtookhisnewcaroutofthegarage（车床）andwashedit.Aneighbour（邻居）cameandlookedatthenewcarforaminute.ThenMr.Kingturnedandsawhim.

“That'sanewcar.Isityours?

”Theneighbourasked.

“Sometimes,”Mr.Kinganswered.

Theneighbourwassurprised.“Sometimes?

”hesaid.“Whatdoyoumean?

”

“Well,”answeredMr.Kingslowly,“whenthere'sapartyintown,it'smydaughter's.Wherethere'safootballgame,itbelongsto（属于）myson.WhenIwashesitanditlooksveryniceandclean,itbelongstomywife.Andwhenitneedsgas（汽油），it'smine.”

（）1.Therearepeopleinthestory.

A.threeB.fourC.sixD.five

（）2.Mr.Kingworkedin.

A.asmalltownB.abigcityC.thegarageD.thegasstation

（）3.WhenMr.Kingwaswashingthenewcar,hisneighbourcametoaskhim.

A.if（是否）thecarisnewB.whatcaritis

C.ifthecarisMr.King'sD.howmuchisthecar

（）4.“Sometimes”inthestorymeansthat.

A.whenthereisapartyintown,thecarbelongstohisdaughter.

B.whenthereisafootballgame,itishisson's.

C.whenthecarlooksniceandclean,it'shiswife's.

D.whenthecarwantsgas,itbelongstohim.

（五十二）

阅读短文，判断正（T）误（F）

Anowl（猫头鹰）satinawood.Ahungryfoxcameby.Theowlflewintoatree.“Don’tbeafraid”,saidthefox.“Thereisalowinn（小客栈）thiswood.Itforbids（禁止）animalstoharm（伤害）oneanother.Comedownhere.Let’stalktogether.”

Theowldidn’tbelieve（相信）thefox.“Icanseebetterfromuphere.”hesaid.“Ah,Icanseealioncomingthisway.”“Don’tbeafraid.”Theowlcried（喊）.“Yousaidthattherewasanewlaw（法律）,surely（的确地）thelionwillnotharmyounow.”

“Thatmaybeso,”saidthefox,“butsomeanimalhaven’theardaboutityet!

”.

Alieisnothingbutalie.

（）1.afoxsatinatree.

（）2.Thelioncan’tharmthefox.

（）3.“Itforbidsanimalstoharmoneanotherinthiswood.”Thissentenceistrue.

（）4.Thefoxwantedtoeattheowl.

（五十三）

阅读短文，判断正（T）误（F）

Mr.JonesandMr.Brownworkinthesameoffice.OnedayMrJonessaidtoMrBrown,"IwillhaveasmallpartyatourhouseonMondayevening.Wouldyouandyourwife（夫人）liketocome?

"

Mr.Brown,said,"Thankyouverymuch.I'dloveto,butletmeaskmywifefirst."SoMr.Brownwenttotheotherroomandcalledhiswife.Thenhecamebackandlookedveryworried（焦虑）."What'sthematter?

"askedMr.Jones."Isyourwifethereathome?

"

"No,"answeredMr.Brown,-"Sheisn'tthere.Mysmallsonansweredthetelephone.Isaidtohim'Isyourmotherthere，David?

'andheanswered.'No,sheisn'tinthehouse.''Where'sshe?

'Iasked,'Sheissomewhere（某处）outside.''What'sshedoing?

''Sheislookingforme.'"

（）1.TherewasapartyatMr.Jones'houseonMondayevening.

（）2.Mr.JonesaskedMrBrownandhiswifetogototheparty.

（）3.ThetelephonewasinMr.Brown'soffice.

（）4.Mr.BrownspoketoMrs.Brownonthetelephone.

（）5.Mrs.Brownwaslookingforherson.

（五十四）

完型填空

Onedayawomanwalks1ahatshop.Theboss（老板）smilesandsays,"Goodafternoon,madam."

"Goodafternoon"thewomananswers."Thereisaredhat2greenflowersonitinyour3Willyoupleasetakeitoutofhere?

"

"Yes,madam,"thebosssays,"I'mhappytodothat4you."Usually（通常地）womenlookatalotof5beforetheybuyone.Andmakesthebosstired."Good."Hethinks."Icansellthishatvery6today."

"Doyouwantitinaboxor7yourhead,madam?

"heasks.

"Oh,Idon't8it,"sheanswers."I9wantyoutotakeitoutofyourwindow.Ipass（经过）your10everyday.AndIdon'tliketoseetheugly（丑陋的）thingthere."

（）l.

A.to

B.into

C.at

D.by

（）2.

A.with

B.has

C.have

D.of

（）3.

A.door

B.wall

C.window

D.table

（）4.

A.to

B.for

C.about

D.help

（）5.

A.clothes

B.shirts

C.trousers

D.hats

（）6.

A.quickly

B.late

C.dear

D.cheap

（）7.

A.over

B.in

C.on

D.with

（）8.

A.get

B.make

C.put

D.want

（）9.

A.really

B.only

C.can

D.must

（）10.

A.park

B.shop

C.door

D.room

Amanwastravelingabroadinasmallredcar.One day he left thecarandwentshopping.Whenhecameback,its roof was badlydamaged.

Someboystoldhimthatanelephanthad damaged it.The man did notbelievethem,buttheytookhimtoacircus which was near there.Theowneroftheelephantsaid,“Iamverysorry!

Myelephanthasabig,round,redchair.Hethoughtthatyourcarwashischair,andhesatonit!

"

Thenhegavethemanaletter,inwhichhesaidthathe was sorry andthathewouldpayforallthedamage.

Whenthemangotbacktohisowncountry,the customs officers wouldn’tbelievehisstory.Theysaid,“Yousoldyournew car while you wereabroadandboughtthisoldone!

"Itwasonlywhenthemanshowedthemtheletterfrom the circus manthatbelievedhim.

（    ）1.Amanwastravelingabroad_______.

   A.inabigbusB.inagreenjeepC.inaredcarD.inaredtaxi

（    ）2.Thecarwasdamagedbecause________.

     A.therewasatrafficaccident B.thecircusmanbroke it

     C.it rushedintoashop      D.theelephantsatonit

（    ）3.Thecircusmansaidthat_______.

    A.hewouldpayforpartofthedamageB.hewouldpayfor allofthe

     damageC.hewouldn'tpayforthedamageD.hewouldbuyanewcar

（    ）4.Whenthemangotbacktohiscountry,thecustoms officers______.

     A.wouldcheckhisnewcar     B.onlycheckedhis car,

（    ）5.Itwas only________that made the officersbelievehim.

     A.theletterfromthecircusman B.anewspaperfromthecountry

     C.thecertificateofhisD.theletterfromthegovernment

（五十六）

Itwashalf-pasteightinthemorning.The telephone bell rang andMarywenttoanswerit."It'sme-Peter.""Hello,who'sthat?

“Sheasked.

 PeterwasafriendofMary'seight-year-oldbrother,Johnny.

 "Ohhello,Peter.Whatdoyouwant?

”saidMary.

 "CanIspeaktoJohnny?

"

 "No,”saidMary,“youcan'tspeaktohimnow.Heisbusy.He is gettingreadyforschool.Heiseatinghisbreakfast.Grandmotheris combing hishair.Sisterisunderthetable,puttinghisshoeson.Mother is gettinghisbooksandputtingtheminhisschoolbag.Goodbye,I’vegottogonow.Ihavetoholdthedooropen.Theschoolbusiscoming.

Readandchoose.

（     ）1.Whowenttoansweritwhenthetelephonebellrang?

      A.Johnny’s SisterB.PeterC,JohnnyD.Johnny'smother

（     ）2.WhomdidPeterwanttospeakto?

    A.Mary’sbrotherB.Mary'ssisterC.Mary'sgrandmotherD.Johnny's mother

（     ）3.Johnnycouldn'tspeaktoPeterbecauseJohnny_______.

  A.was combinghishairB.wasputtinghisshoeson

  C.wasgettinghisbooksD.was busyeatinghisbreakfast

（     ）4.Howdoyousaytoa strangerwhoisansweringyourtelephone?

    A.Whoareyou?

B.Anythingtosay?

C.Whoisit?

D.Please.

（     ）5.FromthisstoryweknowthatJohnnywas_____.

    A.alazyB.aclever boyC.abusyboyD.ahungryboy

（五十七）

UncleWangworksinabookshopinthemiddleofthe city.Theshopisnotfar from his home.It is about one  kilometeraway.SoUncleWangseldom（很少）goestoworkbybus.  Heusuallygoesbiketherebybike,sometimesonfoot.Ittakes （花费）himtwentyminutestogettherebybikeandfortyminutes  onfoot.Todayhisbikeisbroken.Hewantstowalkthere.Now  heishavingbreakfast.Heleaveshomeattenminutestoeight  andhewalkstoworktwentyminutesearlier.His work starts  athalfpasteightinthemorningandfinishesataquarterto fiveintheafternoon.

（）1.WhatdoesUncleWangdo?

      A.Hesellsbooks.              B.Hegrowsflowers.

      C.Hemakesshoes.              D.Heworksinahospital.

（）2.Whydoesheseldomgotoworkbybus?

Because     .

      A.thereisnobus       B.hisshopisnotfar from hishome

      C.helikesridingabike  

      D.hisshopisn'tin the middleofthecity

（）3.Howlongdoesittakehimtowalktohisbookshop?

      A.Twentyminutes   B.Fortyminutes   C.Tenminutes  D.Halfanhour

（）4.Whattimedoesheusuallyleavehomebybike?

      A.Attenminutestoeight     B.Athalfpasteight

      C.Attenminutespasteight    D.Attwentyminutespasteight （）5.Heusuallygetsbackhomefromworkat      intheafternoon.A.4:

45     B.5:

15      C.4:

55      D.5:

05

4:

55      D.5:

05

（五十八）

SandwichwasanEnglishman.Helivedinthe18th century（世纪）.Sandwichwasrich（有钱的）,buthelikedtoplaycards（纸牌）formoney.Heoftenplayedfor24hours, anddidn'tevenstoptohavehismeals.Heordered（命令）hisservants（仆人）tobringhimsomemeatandbread.Heputthe meatbetween（在两者之间）thetwopiecesofbreadandheld thefoodinhislefthandwhileheplayedcardswithhisrighthand.PeoplelikedSandwich'sidea,andfromthen on they ate breadandmeatasSandwichdid.

Fromthenameoftheman,Sandwich,wehavethewordof   thefood"sandwich"today.

   （   ）1.Sandwichwasthe              .

        A. nameofaservantB. nameofamanwithalotofmoney

        C. poormanwholivedonplayingcards

D. nameoffoodwhichwaslikedbytherich

   （   ）2.Sandwich               .

        A. wassointerested（兴趣）inplayingcardsthatheoften

            hadnotimetohavehismeals

        B. oftenbroughtsomebreadwithhimtoplaycards

        C. neverateanythingwhenheplayedcards

        D. hadnomoneytoplaycardswithatlast

   （   ）3.PeoplelikedSandwich'sideabecause               .

         A. bread,t