阅读十二篇完型十篇和填空10篇.docx

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阅读十二篇完型十篇和填空10篇

2010阅读理解22篇

阅读理解

（一）（每小题2分，共10分）

阅读下列短文，从各题所给的四个选项中选出最佳答案。

（四）分数

OnedayJack’swifewascleaningoutacloset（壁橱）.

“Lookatalltheseumbrellas,”shesaidtoJack.“Thereareeightandtheyareallbroken.”

“I’lltakethemtotheumbrellashopandhavethemmended,”Jacksaid.

Jacktooktheeightumbrellastotheshopandleftthemthere.“They’llbereadytomorrow,”theshopkeepersaid.

ThateveningJackwenthomefromtheofficebybusasusual.Hesatnexttoanoldwoman.Shehadanumbrellaonthefloornearher.

Whenthebusreachedhisstop,hepickedupherumbrellaandstoodup.“Hey!

”thewomansaid.“That’smyumbrella!

”

“I’msorry,”Jacksaid,andatthesametimehegavetheumbrellatoher.“Iwasn’tthinking.Pleaseexcuseme.”

Thenextdayhegotbacktheumbrellasfromtheumbrellashopandgotonthebus.

Ashesatdown,avoicebehindhimsaid,“Youcertainlyhaveasuccessfulday!

”

Heturnedaroundandsawthewomanwhoseumbrellahadalmostbeentakenbyhimthedaybefore.

（）1.Jack’swifefoundumbrellasinthecloset.

A.eightbrokenB.brokeneightC.eightnewD.neweight

（）2.hadthebrokenumbrellasmendedintheumbrellashop.

A.Jack’swifeB.JackC.TheshopkeeperD.Theoldwoman

（）3.Thateveningtheoldwoman’sumbrellawasalmosttakenby.

A.theshopkeeperB.Jack’swifeC.JackD.thedriver

（）4.ThenextdayJacksawthewoman.

A.intheshopB.athomeC.onthetrainD.onthebus

（）5.WhichofthefollowingisTrue?

A.Jackhadanumbrellashop.

B.Thewoman’sumbrellawasJack’s.

C.ThewomanthoughtJackwasathief.

D.Jackboughteightumbrellasfromtheshopagain.

（五）分数

2.26-meter-tallYaoMingmadehisNBAdebut（初次登台）onOctober23,2002andgot6points（得分）fortheHoustonRocketsinthegame.Thenextday,hegot13pointsisanothergame.

MostpeoplethinkthatYaoMingisabornbasket-ballplayer.ButYaosaid,“WhenyouwatchitonTV,itlooksveryeasy.ButwhenyouareplayingintheNBA,itisreallynotsoeasy.”HeaskedthatjoiningtheHoustonRocketswasanewstartandanewchallenge.“IhopethatthroughveryhardworkIcanmakeeveryonehappyandhelptheRocketswinmoregames,”hesaid.

YaoMingspeakssomeEnglish.Bothheandhisteammatescanunderstandeachother.Theydon’tthinkthereisalanguageproblem.WhileYaoMingfacesthisnewchallenge,thepeopleofHoustonhaveshowngreatinterestinhimandtheyhopeYaoMingwillbringnewenergy（活力）totheRockets.TheteamhasstartedhavinglessonstolearnmoreaboutChina,andmanypeoplewhoworkfortheRocketshavelearnedtospeaksomeChinese.

（）1.YaoMinggot13pointsonOctober,2002.

A.22B.23C.24D.26

（）2.YaoMingsaidthat.

A.playingintheNBAwasdifficultB.itwashardtowatchNBAgamesonTV

C.hewasanNBAstarD.itwasboringtoplaybasketball

（）3.ThepeopleofHoustonhopeYaoMingwill.

A.speakexcellentEnglishB.bringnewenergytotheRockets

C.makeNBAgameseasyD.facenewchallenge

（）4.FromthepassagewecanknowthatYaoMing.

A.willworkhardforhisteam

B.madethehighestscoreinhisfirstNBAgame

C.can’tunderstandhisteammates

D.teachestheRocketsworkersChinesehimself

（）5.Thepassageisprobably.

A.anadvertisementB.anoticeC.anewsreportD.aninstruction

（六）分数

Todaytherearepolicemeneverywhere,butin1700,Londonhadnopolicemenatall.Afewoldmenusedtoprotectthecitystreetsatnightandtheywerenotpaid.

About300yearsago,Londonwasstartingtogetbiggerandmoreandmorepeoplebegantolivethere.Thecitywasverydirtyandmanypeoplewerepoor.Thereweresomanythieveswhostolemoneyinthestreetsthatpeoplestayedintheirhomesasmuchaspossible.

In1750,HenryFieldingstartedtopayagroupofpeopletostopthieves.Theywerelikepolicemenandwerecalled“BowStreetRunners”becausetheyworkednearBowStreet.

Fiftyyearslater,therewere120“BowStreetRunners”,butLondonhadbecomeverybigandneededmorepolicemen.Soin1829,thefirstMetropolitan（orLondon）PoliceForcewasstartedwith3,000officers.Mostofthemenworkedonfoot,butafewrodehorses.Until1920allthepoliceinLondonweremen.

Today,Londonpolicearequitewellpaidandforthefewpoliceofficerswhostillridehorses,thepayisevenbetterthanfortheothers.

（）1.In1700,themenwhoprotectedthestreetswerepaid.

A.afewB.nothingC.alittleD.alot

（）2.About300yearsago,manypeople.

A.wantedtoleaveLondonB.hadbighousesinLondon

C.becamepolicemenD.cametoliveinLondon

（）3.Peopledidn’tleavetheirhousesbecause.

A.theyhadnomoneyB.theywereafraidoflosingmoney

C.thecitywasnotcleanD.theylikedhomes

（）4.The“BowStreetRunners”.

A.stoppedpeoplestealingB.stolemoney

C.paidpeopletostealD.stoppedpeopleridinghorses

（）5.Today,policeofficerswhoridehorsesarepaid.

A.thesameastheirworkmatesB.morethantheirworkmates

C.halfasmuchastheirworkmatesD.lessthantheirworkmates

（七）分数

Jilllivedwithhergrandma.Theoldwomanwasstrongenoughthatshecoulddoeverythingherselfathome.

AssoonasJillbegantotidytheroomsorwashsomething,hergrandmastoppedherandtoldhertoworkhardatherlessons.Jillhadtolistentohergrandmaandspentallhertimeonherstudy.Soshewenttocollageatlast.

Nowthegirlhasleftcollege.ShedidwellinallhersubjectsandeasilyfoundworkinMrBrown’scompany.ShewassureMrBrownwouldputherinanimportantposition（位置）.

Onthefirstdaythebossgaveherabroomandsaid,“Yourfirstworkistosweeptheoffices.”

“What?

”thegirlcalledoutinsurprise,“I’macollegestudent,youknow.”

“I’msorryIdon’tknowthat.Here,givemethebroomandletmeshowyou!

”

（）1.AsJill’sgrandmawasstrong,.

A.thegirlwouldlivewithherB.shedidallthehousework

C.shekeptdoingmorningexerciseD.shecouldhelpherwithherlessons

（）2.Jillhadenoughtime,so.

A.sheputherheartintoherstudyB.shehadtimetorest

C.shecouldplaygamesD.shedidnotlearntodothehousework

（）3.Jilleasilyfoundworkbecause.

A.shewasstrong,tooB.sheknewMrBrown

C.shecoulddoeverythingD.shedidwellinherlessons

（）4.,soshewassurprised.

A.MrBrowndidn’tknowJillwasacollegestudent

B.MrBrowndidn’tknowJillwasgoodathersubjects

C.MrBrowndidn’tlikeJillatall

D.MrBrowntoldJilltobeacleaner

（）5.WhichofthefollowingisWRONG?

A.Jillhopedtohaveanimportantjob.B.Jillcouldn’tdoanyhouseworkatall.

C.MrBrownhadtosaysorrytoJill.D.Jillgraduatedfromacollege.

（八）分数

Whenwewanttotellotherpeoplewhatwethink,wecandoitwiththehelpofwords.Wecanalsodoitinmanyotherways,too.Sometimeswemoveourheadsupanddownwhenwewanttosay“yes”,andweshakeourheadswhenwewanttosay“no”.Somepeoplecan’thearorspeak.Theytalkwiththehelpofgestures（手势）.Peoplefromothercountriesoftenhavetodoitiftheydon’tknowyourlanguage.

Hereisastory.AnAmericanwasoncehavinghisholidayinItaly,buthecouldnotspeakItalian.Onedayhewenttoarestaurantandsatdownatatable.Whenthewaitercame,theAmericanopenedhismouth,puthisfingersinitandtookthemoutagain.Inthiswayhewantedtosay“Bringmesomethingtoeat”.Thewaitersoonbroughthimacupoftea.TheAmericanshookhisheadandthewaiterunderstoodthathedidn’twanttea.Sohetookitawayandbroughthimaglassofmilk.TheAmericanshookhisheadagain.Hewasveryhungrynowandlookedsad.Hewasjustgoingtoleavetherestaurantwhenanothermancamein.Whenthismansawthewaiter,heputhishandsonhisstomach（胃）.Inafewminutestherewasalargeplateofbreadandmeatonthetableinfrontofhim.

（）1.Sometimespeoplemovetheirheadswhentheywanttosay“yes”.

A.rightandleftB.fastandslowC.hardandeasyD.upanddown

（）2.Ifpeoplewanttosay,theymayshaketheirheads.

A.“no”B.“yes”C.“words”D.“OK”

（）3.Ifyoucan,t,youmaytalkwiththehelpofgestures.

A.writeandreadB.sayorsingC.hearandspeakD.goorcome

（）4.TheAmericanwanted.

A.todrinkacupofteaB.togotobed

C.tohavesomefoodD.totalkwiththewaiter

（）5.Ifpeoplewantthewaitertobringthemsomething,they,dbetterputtheirhandsontheirstomach.

A.todrinkB.towriteC.tospeakD.toeat

（九）分数

Itwasaquietvillageinwhichtherewasamilitarycamp（军营）.Itwasfarfromthetownsandcitiesandthereweresomehighmountainsaround.Ofcourseitwasagoodplacefortrainingthenewsoldiers.Butitwasdifficultfortheyoungmentogooutside.MrWhite,anofficerofforty,wasstrictwiththemandhehardlyletthemleavethecamp.

OnceMrWhitewasillinbed.Hecouldn’tworkandayoungofficer,MrHuntbegantotrainthenewsoldiersinsteadofhim.Heknewtheyoungmenwellandletninesoldiersgotothenearesttowntohaveaholiday.Butnightfellandnonecamebacktothecamp.Hewasworriedaboutitandstoodatthegate.ItwasfivetotwelvewhenMrHuntdecidedtogotothetownandseewhatwashappeningtotheyoungmen.Hestartedthecarquicklyandsetoff.Atthatmomenttheninesoldierscameback.Itseemedtheydrankwine.Ofcoursetheyfoundtheofficerwasangry.

“I’msorry,sir,”saidthefirstsoldier.“Ileftthetownontime.Butsomethingwaswrongwithmybusonmywayhere.Ihadtobuyahorseandmadeitrunfast.Badluck!

ItdiedandIhadtorunback.”

Andtheothersevensoldierssaidtheywerelateforthesamereasons.Itwasthelastsoldier’sturn.Hesaid,“I’msorry,sir.Igotonabusontime,but…”

Havingheardthis,theofficerbecameev