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新视野英语book2ReadingComprehension115单元附答案
ReadingComprehension(MultipleChoice)
Directions:
ReadthefollowingpassagescarefullyandchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.
Passage1
Mr.andMrs.Jones'flatwasfullofboxes,bigandsmall;trunks(大皮箱);andfurniture.Thetwoofthemwerebusywithpencilsandpaper,checkingtheirlistofluggage(行李)whentherewasaringatthedoor.Mrs.Joneswenttoopenit,andsawawell-dressedmiddle-agedladyoutside.Theladysaidthatshelivedinaflatbesidetheirs,andthatshehadcometowelcomethemtotheirnewhome.
Mrs.Jonesinvitedherin.
"Ihopeyou'llexcuseusforallthismess(杂乱),"saidMrs.Jones,"Wearetrying..."
"Oh,that'squiteallright,"saidthelady."Doyouknow,insomepartsofthistown,neighborsarenotatallfriendly?
Therearesomestreets-andevensomebuildings-wherepeopledon'tknowtheirneighbors-noteventheirnext-doorones.Butinthisbuilding,everyoneisafriendwitheverybodyelse.Weareonebig,happyfamily.I'msureyou'llbehappyhere."
Theladywasgreatlysurprisedwhenshevisitedthesameflatthenexttime,becauseshefoundthatadifferentmanandawomanhadmovedin.Onthelady'sfirstvisit,Mr.andMrs.Joneshadnotthehearttotellhertheywerenotthenewownersoftheflat,buttheoldowners,whohadlivedbesideherfortwoyears.AllthistimeshehadnevervisitedorevennoticedMr.andMrs.Jones,hernext-doorneighbors.
1.SomeoneknockedatthedoorwhenMr.andMrs.Joneswere________.
A.cleaningtheirhouse
B.counting(数)theirluggage
C.movingtheirfurniture
D.writingtheirshoppinglist
Correctanswer:
B
2.Thiswriterofthispassagesuggeststhatthemiddle-agedlady________.
A.livesinabighappyfamily
B.livesalone
C.doesnotdowhatshesays
D.isabothersomeneighbor
Correctanswer:
C
3.Accordingtothemiddle-agedlady,insomepartsofthetown,people________.
A.hadbig,happyfamilies
B.hadsmall,unhappyfamilies
C.didn'tknowtheirneighbors
D.didn'tliketheirneighbors
Correctanswer:
C
4.Fromthepassage,weknow________.
A.themiddle-agedladywaswarm-hearted
B.themiddle-agedladyhadbeenlivinginthebuildingfortwoyears
C.Mr.andMrs.Jonestoldthemiddle-agedladythetruth
D.Mr.andMrs.Joneswerethemiddle-agedlady'soldneighbors
Correctanswer:
D
5.Whatisthetone(语气)ofthewriterinthepassage?
A.Happy.
B.Sad.
C.Indifferent(不关心的).
D.Critical.
Correctanswer:
D
Passage2
WhenIwasinthe7thgrade,Ihadalotoftroublereading.Mymotherusedtositbymyside,andexplaineachparagraphofeachschoolreadingassignmenttomebecauseIdidn'tunderstandwhatIwasreading.Shewouldhavetoreadeachparagraphtome.Andthenaftereachparagraph,shetoldmethegeneralmeaningofwhatwejustread.
Inclass,ItriedtohidethefactthatIcouldn'tread.Myteachersgaveusthelasttenminutesofclasstostartourreadinghomework,andIwouldsittherefortenminutesstaringatthepage,pretendingIwasreadingit.Irememberaterriblefeelingofnotwantingtogetintotroublefornotbeingabletounderstand.IhadtowaituntilIgothomesomymothercouldexplainittome.HowdidIevergetintoCornellUniversity?
Bythe8thgradeIstartedunderstandingalittleonmyown,butIwasreadingataveryslowspeed.Igotholdofallthespeed-readingbooksIcouldgetmyhandson.Ireadthemallveryslowlyatthetime.Ievenwentoutandtookacourseonspeed-reading.ThenIdevelopedmyownwaywhichwaseasierandproducedquickerresults.Istartedpracticingthesetechniqueseveryday,andasIstartedtoreadfaster,myunderstandingincreased.IfoundthatIstoppeddaydreamingandthinkingaboutotherthingswhileIwasreading,andstartedgettingthelargermeaning.Iwasreadingfasterandcomprehendingbetter.
Ifoundthatwhenyoureadslowly,word-by-word,yougetlostinthewords,losethebiggerpicture,andyourcomprehensiondrops.Whenyoureadfaster,yourcomprehensiongoesupbecauseinsteadofgettinglostinthewords,youseethegeneralpicture.
1.Themaindifficultythewriterhadinreadinginthe7thgradewasthat________________________.
A.sheoftenforgotherschoolreadingassignments
B.shehaddifficultyreadingwithcomprehension
C.shehadapoorvocabularyandverybadgrammar
D.shealwayslookedelsewherewhenaskedtoread
Correctanswer:
B
2.Thewriterwouldpretendtobereadinginthelast10minutesofclassbecause_________________________.
A.shewasafraidofbeingfoundout
B.thereadingclasswasterrible
C.shehadtodowhatothersweredoing
D.hermothertoldhertodoso
Correctanswer:
A
3.Thewriter'sreadingabilityimprovedagreatdealmainlybecause_______________________.
A.sheenteredCornellUniversity
B.shetookacourseonspeedreading
C.hermotherhelpedher
D.shedevelopedherownwayofreading
Correctanswer:
D
4.Fromherownexperience,thewriterfoundthat_________________.
A.one'scomprehensiondropsifonereadstooslowly
B.inordertounderstandbetter,onehastoreadslowly
C.onedoesnotpayenoughattentiontoinformationifonereadsfast
D.manypeoplereadfastinordertosavetime
Correctanswer:
A
5.Thewriterwrotethepassageinorderto___________________.
A.provetoreaderstheimportanceofhighereducation
B.tellastoryinhonorofhermother
C.giveadetaileddescriptionofdifferentreadingskills
D.provetheimportanceofreadingfast
Correctanswer:
D
Passage3
Learningaforeignlanguageisnotamatterofreadingsomegrammarrulesorsomevocabularywords-althoughthoseareimportantactivitiesnottobeignored.Acquiring(学到)alanguageislearningaskill,notabodyofinformation.It'smuchmorelikelearningtoswimorrideabikethanitislikelearningabouttheSecondWorldWar.Thatis,youmustnotonlyunderstandtheideasandhaveinformationathand,butalsomakeyourbodyaccustomed(习惯于)tousingthatinformationinphysical(身体的)activity.Inthecaseoflearningasecondlanguage,thephysicalactivityisspeaking,listening,writing,andreading.
Youneed,then,notonlytolearnandunderstand,butalsotopractice!
Hereareafewsuggestionsoneffectivepractice/studytechniques.
1.Makeyourmouthorhanddowhatyourmindislearning.Studyoutloud.Gotothelabandworkwithtapes.Studywithafriend,practicingspeakingandlistening.Trytowritesentencesorashortparagraphusingtheskillsyouhavepracticedwithyourownlips.
2.Studydaybyday.Youcannotgetbyinaforeignlanguagecoursebycramming(临时抱佛脚)atthelastminute.Youmaybeableto"learn"vocabularyitemsthatway,butyoucannotteachyourmouthtousetheminsentences.
3.Sometimesgobackandreview"old"topicsandvocabulary.Languagelearningiscumulative(累积的).Thenewskillsyoulearnbuildupontheoldskillsyoulearnedinthepast.Themoreyou"recycle"(循环)familiarinformationandskills,thebetteryouwillbeabletotakeinnewones.
4.Don'tbeafraidtomakemistakes.Self-consciousness(害羞)canbeastrongbarriertolearningalanguage.Perhapspartofthereasonsmallchildrenreadilylearnlanguagesisthattheyarenotafraidofmakingmistakes.
1.Themainideaofthefirstparagraphis______.
A.memorizingvocabularywordsisnecessaryinlanguagelearning
B.learningtoswimisquitesimilartolearningabouttheSecondWorldWar
C.understandingtheideasismoreimportantthananythingelse
D.languagelearningisaprocessofacquiringdifferentlanguageskills
Correctanswer:
D
2.Oneofthemajorbenefitsofstudyingwithafriendisthat_____________.
A.itmakesonetalkandlisteninaparticularlanguage
B.itbuildsthefriendshipbetweentwofriends
C.friendscansharetapesorotherlearningmaterials
D.onestudiesbetterwithafriend
Correctanswer:
A
3.Crammingisnothelpfulinlearningalanguagebecause_________.
A.itisoflittleusetostudywithoutaclearpurpose
B.nothingcanbelearnedthroughcramming
C.anythinglearnedthatwaycanhardlybeputintouse
D.onemaynotfindenoughtimetouseatthelastminute
Correctanswer:
C
4.Thepurposeofreviewingoldtopicsis_____________________________.
A.tobuildupagoodbasefornewskills
B.toenjoythegoodideascontainedinthem
C.tothrowawaytheold,uselessinformation
D.toavoidmakingmistakesinthefuture
Correctanswer:
A
5.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.WhyChildrenAreAbletoLearnaLanguageBetterThanGrown-ups?
B.AFewSuggestionsonStudyingaForeignLanguage
C.WhyLearningaForeignLanguageIsMoreDifficultThanAnythingElse?
D.AnIntroductiontoLanguageTeachingandLearning
Correctanswer:
B
Passage4
WhentheJapanesePrimeMinisterNoboruTakeshitavisitedWashingtonin1988,hestartedanaddresstotheNationalPressClubwithabriefstatementinEnglish,inwhichheadmittedthathisaccentwassobadthatatranslatorwasneededfortherestofhisspeech.
Takeshita'sproblemisnotuniqueinJapan.ManyJapaneseareeagertousetheworld'smostpopularforeignlanguagebuthavetroublemasteringitevenwhentheyare,likeTakeshita,welleducated.TheJapaneseliketodecoratetheirownlanguagewithmanyEnglishloaners,suchasraisuforriceandsararimanforsalaryman.EnglishisfashionableinJapaneseadvertising,packaging,andtechnology.
Yetforallthatintenseinterest,whenEnglishisspokeninJapan