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阅读理解
A
Threerichladiesmeteverydaybytheriver.Theysatthereandtalkedthewholeday.Oncethethreeladiesquarreled.Oneofthemsaid.“Look,howwhiteandbeautifulmyhandsare!
”Anotheronesaid,“Myhandsaremorebeautiful.”Thethirdonesaid,“Minearethemostbeautifulones.”Anoldbeggar(乞丐)womancameuptothem.“Beautifulladies,”shesaid,“I’mhungry.Pleasegivemesomethingtoeat.”
Butthethreeladiesgavehernothing.Theyonlyasked,“Tellme,oldwoman,whichoneofushasthemostbeautifulhands?
”
Apeasant(农民)womanwasalsosittingbytheriver.Shewaspoorandherhandswererough(粗糙的)becauseofhardwork.Theoldwomancameuptoherandsaid,“I’mhungry.Pleasegivemesomethingtoeat.”Thepeasantwomantookoutheronlycakeshehadandgaveherahalf.
Theoldwomanateitanddranksomewater.Thenshetookthepeasantwomanbythehand,broughtherbeforetherichladiesandsaid,“Now,Ishalltellyouwhosehandsarethemostbeautiful.Thehandsofthepoorpeasantwomanareroughbecauseofwork,buttheygiveusfood;theyarefarmorebeautifulthanyourhandswhichhaveneverdoneanything.”
()1.Thethreeladies.
A.hadaquarreleverydayB.wererichbutunkind
C.hadatalkabouttheirhandseverydayD.livedbythesideoftheriver
()2.Theoldwomanaskedforsomethingtoeat,.
A.butnoneofthethreerichladiesgaveanythingtoher
B.butonlyoneofthethreeladiesgaveherhalfacake
C.becauseshewantedtoknowwhosehandswerebeautiful
D.becauseshewantedtoknowwhichladywastherichest
()3.Thepeasantwoman’shandswerenotsowhiteasthethreeladies’.
A.becauseofthehardworkshehaddone
B.butshewasstrongerthananyofthem
C.soshedidn’tquarrelwiththethreeladies
D.butshewasmorebeautifulthananyofthem
()4.Theoldwomansaidthatthepeasantwoman’shandswerebeautifulthanthethreeladiesbecause.
A.shelikeddarkhandsbetterthanwhitehands
B.thepeasantwomangaveherhalfacake
C.herhandshadworkedhardtoprovidefoodforpeople
D.thethreeladiesdidn’tgiveheranythingtoeat
()5.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.HalfaCakeB.APeasantWoman’sHands
C.TheRichWoman’sHandsD.Smooth(光滑的)HandsandRoughHands
B
InlearningEnglish,oneshouldfirstpayattentionto(注意)listeningandspeaking.Itisthegroundworkofreadingandwriting.You'dbettertryyourbesttospeakwhileyoudomuchlistening.Don'tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.Butbecarefulnottoletthemstopyoufromimproving(提高)yourEnglish.Whileyouaredoingthis,agoodwaytowrite—keepadiary,writenotesorletters,thenifyoucan,asksomeotherstogothroughwhatyouhavewrittenandtellyouwhereitiswrong.Manymistakesinyourspeakingwillbeeasilyfoundwhenyouwrite.Throughcorrecting(改正)themistakes,youcandobetterinlearningEnglish.
Ifyouareslowinspeaking,don'tworry.Oneofthehelpfulwaysisreading,eitheraloudortoyourself.Theimportantthingistochoosesomethinginterestingtoread.Itmustn'tbetoodifficultforyou.Whenyouarereadinginthisway,don'tstoptolookupthewordsifyoucanguesstheirmeaningswhentheyhavenothingimportanttodowiththesentence.Youcandothatsomeothertime.
()6.Forthebeginners,listeningandspeakingis.
A.moreimportantthanreadingandwriting
B.notsoimportantasreadingandwriting
C.asimportantasreadingandwriting
D.notsousefulinlearningEnglish
()7.Whenyouarespeaking,.
A.youshouldmakeanymistakes
B.youmustspeakslowly
C.itdoesn'tmatterifyoumakeanymistakes
D.youhadbettertakeadictionarywithyou
()8.Oneofthegoodwaytofindyourmistakesinyourspeakingisto.
A.speakasmuchaspossible
B.writenotesorletters
C.asksomeAmericanstospeakwithyou
D.readmoreEnglishbooks
()9.Ifyouwanttobefastinspeaking,youshouldchoosesomething.
A.difficulttoreadaloud
B.easytoreadtoyourself
C.interestingtoreadtoyourself
D.importanttoreadaloud
()10.Inreading,ifyoumeetanewwordwhichhassomethingimportanttodowiththesentence,you'dbetter.
A.stoptolookitup
B.notlookitupandjustgoonreading
C.stopreadingatonce
D.notstoptolookitup
1-10BAABDCCBCA
C
Ali,whowasworkingalongwayfromhomewantedtosendalettertohiswife,buthecouldneitherreadnorwrite,andhehadtoworkallday,sohecouldonlylookforsomebodytowritehisletterlateatnight.AtlasthefoundthehouseofaletterwriterwhosenamewasNasreddin.
Nasreddinwasalreadyinbed."Itislate,"hesaid."Whatdoyouwant?
""Iwantyoutowritealettertomywife,"saidAli,Nasreddinwasnotpleased.Hethoughtforafewsecondsandthensaid,"Hasthelettergottogofar?
""Whatdoesthatmatter?
"answeredAli.
"Well,mywritingissostrangethatonlyIcanreadit,andifIhavetotravelalongwaytoreadyourlettertoyourwife,itwillcostyoualotofmoney."Aliwentawayquickly.
1.Aliwantedto____tohiswife.
A.getsomethingB.havealetterwritten
C.bringaflowerD.saygood-bye
2.Atlasthefoundthehouseof_____.
A.awriterB.aseller
C.anoldmanD.aletter-writer
3.WhenAlitoldwhathewantedtodoNasreddinwas______.
A.notpleasedB.pleased
C.excitedD.angry
4.Nasreddinsaidthathiswritingwas_____.
A.easyforanyonetoread
B.strangeforanyonetoread
C.toostrangeforanyonetowrite
D.difficultforanyonetoread
5.Thisstorytellsus______.
A.nottoaskanybodyforhelp
B.nottotroubleothersatnight
C.nottoaskforhelpwithoutmoney
D.nottotrustothers
D
Anoldmandiedandlefthissonalotofmoney.Butthesonwasafoolishyoungman,andhequicklyspentallthemoney,sothatsoonhehadnothingleft.Ofcourse,whenthathappened,allhisfriendslefthim.Whenhewasquitepoorandalone,hewenttoseeNasreddin,whowasakind,cleveroldmanandoftenhelpedpeoplewhentheyhadtroubles.
"Mymoneyhasfinishedandmyfriendshavegone,"saidtheyoungman."Whatwillhappentomenow?
"
"Don'tworry,youngman,"answeredNasreddin."Everythingwillsoonbeallrightagain.Wait,andyouwillsoonfeelmuchhappier."
Theyoungmanwasveryglad."AmIgoingtogetrichagainthen?
"heaskedNasreddin.
"No,Ididn'tmeanthat,"saidtheoldman."Imeantthatyouwouldsoongetusedtobeingpoorandtohavingnofriends."
Multiplechoice
1.Anoldmandiedandlefthisson_______.
A.nothingB.somegold
C.muchmoneyD.onlyahouse
2.Whenthesonwas________,hewenttoseeNasreddin.
A.shortofmoneyB.quitepoorandsick
C.introubleD.quitepoorandalone
3.TheyoungmanwasverygladbecauseNasreddinsaidthat________.
A.hewouldbecomerichagain
B.hewouldsoonfeelmuchhappier
C.hewouldbecomeclever
D.hewouldhavemorefriends
4.Nasreddinmeanttheyoungman______.
A.wouldgetrichagain
B.wouldgetusedtohavingnothing
C.wouldgetusedtobeingintrouble
D.wouldgetoutofpoorness
5.Whatthisstorytellsusis________.
A.thatmoneyiseverything
B.thatmoneymakesthemarego
C.tosaveeachpenny
D.thatmisfortuneteststhesincerityoffriends
E
Amanwastravellingabroadinasmallredcar.Onedayheleftthecarandwentshopping.Whenhecameback,itsroofwasbadlydamaged.
Someboystoldhimthatanelephanthaddamagedit.Themandidnotbelievethem,buttheytookhimtoacircuswhichwasnearthere.Theowneroftheelephantsaid,"Iamverysorry!
Myelephanthasabig,round,redchair.Hethoughtthatyourcarwashischair,andhesatonit!
"
Thenhegavethemanaletter,inwhichhesaidthathewassorryandthathewouldpayforallthedamage.
Whenthemangotbacktohisowncountry,thecustomsofficerswouldnotbelievehisstory.Theysaid,"Yousoldyournewcarwhileyouwereabroadandboughtthisoldone!
"
Itwasonlywhenthemanshowedthemtheletterfromthecircusmanthatbelievedhim.
Multiplechoice
1.Amanwastravellingabroad_______.
A.inabigbusB.inagreenjeep
C.inaredcarD.inaredtaxi
2.Thecarwasdamagedbecause________.
A.therewasatrafficaccident
B.thecircusmanbrokeit
C.itrushedintoashop
D.theelephantsatonit
3.Thecircusmansaidthat_______.
A.hewouldpayforpartofthedamage
B.hewouldpayforallofthedamage
C.hewouldn'tpayforthedamage
D.hewouldbuyanewcar
4.Whenthemangotbacktohiscountry,thecustomsofficers______.
A.wouldcheckhisnewcar
B.onlycheckedhiscar
C.searchedhim
D.wouldn'tbelievewhathehadsaid,
5.Itwasonly________thatmadetheofficersbelievehim.
A.theletterfromthecircusman
B.anewspaperfromthecountry
C.thecertificateofhisD.theletterf
F
Nasreddinwascuttingabranchoffatreeinhisgarden.Whilehewassawing,anothermanpassedinthestreet.Hestoppedandsaid,"Excuseme,butifyoucontinuetosawthatbranchlikethat,youwillfalldownwithit."HesaidthisbecauseNasreddinwassittingonthebranchandcuttingitataplacebetweenhimselfandthetrunkofthetree.
Nasreddinsaidnothing.Hethought,"Thisissomefoolishpersonwhohasnoworktodoandgoesabouttellingotherpeoplewhattodoandwhatnottodo."
Themancontinuedonhisway.Ofcourse,afterafewminutes.ThebranchfellandNasreddinfellwithit.
"MyGod!
"hecried."Thatmanknowsthefuture!
"andheranafterhimtoaskhowlonghewasgoingtolive.Butthemanhadgone.
1.OnedayNasreddinwascuttingabranch_______atreeinhisgarden.
A.onB.inC.atD.off
2.WhileNasreddinwassawing,anotherman