高中阅读理解特训.docx

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高中阅读理解特训

高中阅读理解特训（浙江专版）

passageone

ItwasacoldnightinDecember.Twobeggarsweresittingonabusystreetcornerinthedowntownsectionofthecity.Thecoldwindmadethemhuddle（挤）togetherforheatandcomfort.Theywatchedhelplesslyasscoresofpeoplewalkedby,someignoringthemonpurposeandotherstoocaughtupintheirowncarestoevennoticetheirexistence.Everysooften,akind-heartedwomanorasmallchildwoulddropafewcoinsinthehatswhichlayinfrontofthemontheicysidewalk.Somepeople,feelingparticularlygenerous,wouldevenpulloutabillortwofromtheirwalletsanddropthemintothebeggars’hatsandthencontinuedtheirwalking.

Todaywasnotabaddayforbegging.Themenwereabletocollectenoughforagoodmealatthecoffeeshopdownthestreetandafewcandlestolightuptheirshelterinthealley（胡同）behindthetrainstation.Asthecrowdbegantodiedown,theystartedtopackuptheirbundlesandheadfortheireveningshelter.

Justastheyweregettingreadytoleavethestreetcorner,theynoticedamanwalkingtowardthem.Hewasobviouslyawealthyman—theycouldtellthatfromthefinelytailoredbusinesssuithewaswearingandthegoldwatchchainadorned（装饰）hisleftpocket.

Thefirstbeggarlookedatthesecondandwhisperedwithexcitement,“He’scomingourway!

Thetwotriednottolookdirectlyatthemanashesteppedclosertothem,buttheycouldn’thelpstaringathimashereachedintohispocketandtooksomethingout.

“Thunk”wastheonlysoundtheyheardaswhatlookedlikeapieceofhardcandy,wrappedcarefullyintissuepaperhiteachoftheirwaitinghats.Therichmanturnedandcontinuedonhisway,notmakingabackwardglance.

“Howinsulting!

”saidthefirstbeggar,assoonastherichmanwasoutofsight.“Hecouldhaveeasilyleftusafewcoinsorasparebill,butheplayedajokeonuswithapieceofrockcandy.”

Helookedatthewrappedofferingwithdisgust.“Whodoeshethinkweare—children?

There’snowaywecaneveneatthis—wehavenoteeth.”

Thebeggarpickeduptheobjectwiththeverytipsofhisfingersandthrewitintothegutter（排水沟）.Hewatchedasitfloatedafewyardsinthestreamofmuddywateranddisappearedintothegutterattheendofthestreet.Then,hegathereduphisthingsandwalkedaway.

Thesecondbeggarlookeddownatthemorselinhishat,thenathisdepartingfriend.Hisfirstthoughtwastotossthedonationinthetrashcanunderthestreetlight.Buthissecondthoughtmadehimchangehismind.

“Ihaven’thadanythinglikethisforages,”hethought.“Ican’tchewit,butIcansuckonitforawhile,andthesweetjuicewillstayinmymouthforalongtime.Howniceofthatmantooffermesomethingsosweet!

”

Heopenedthepapereagerly,thenpausedashishandstouchedtheinside.“MaybeIshouldsaveitforanothertime,”hethought.“Itwon’tspoil,andIcouldeatitlaterwhenI’mreallyhungry.”

Thebeggarpausedforamoment,thenhesaidaloud,“Hewantedmetohaveitanyway.Imightaswellenjoyitnow.”

Withthat,heunfoldedthepaper,buttohissurprise,therewasnohardrockcandyinside.Instead,intohisfingersfellashinywhitepearlworththousandsofdollars.

1.Thefirstparagraphservesasa（n）______.

 A.explanation        B.introduction     C.background      D.comment

2.Thetwobeggarsstartedtoleavethestreetcornerwhen____.

A.darknessfell                  B.fewpeoplepassedby

C.theyfelttoocold              D.thewindbegantoblowhard.

3.Thetwobeggarsthoughtthemanwasrichfrom_____.

A.hisappearance               B.hiswayofwalking

C.thejewelleryhewore          D.theshinyshoes

4.Whatdidthefirstbeggarthinkoftherichman?

A.Helookeddownuponthepoor.  B.Hewasverykindandwarm-hearted

C.Hetreatedthemaschildren  D.Hewastoomean.

5.Theunderlinedwords“themorselinhishat”probablyreferto______.

A.thedonationfromtherichman

B.thecoinsthesecondbeggarcollected

C.therockcandytherichmangavethesecondbeggar

D.thefoodthesecondbeggarleftover

6.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A.Everydoghasitsday.

B.Patienceisthebestremedyforeverytrouble.

C.Hewholaughslastlaughsbest.

D.Hethatcanhavepatiencecanhavewhathewill.

passagetwo

 Myfriendgotmarried.Hismothercarriedtwobagsofcottonfromthecountrysidebybusandtraintohiscity.Afterarrivingatthecity,therewasstillalongwaytohishousewithoutanybuspassingbythehouse.Hismotherwalkedtohishomebreathlesslyfor40minuteswithouttakingataxiinordertosavemoney.

Myfriendfeltbitteraswellasfunnyathismother’sdeeds.Hepointedtothecashmereandsilkquiltsandsaid,“Solongasyouhavemoney,youcanbuyanythinginthesupermarket.Thereisnoneedforyoutocarrysomuchcottonhereinsuchalongway.”

Buthismotherinsistedandsaid,“Thecottonofthisyearislightandwarmth-keeping.Haveatryandyouwillknow!

”

Maybeeveryparentisthesame,caringfortheirchildrenwithstubbornlovewithoutcaringaboutwhethertheyknoworlikeit.

Thisearlyspring,Iwenttovisitmygrandmother.Wehaddrybeansstew（炖菜）,eggplantsaladbar,sauceradish（酱萝卜条）forourdinner,allofwhichweredriedbymygrandmotherlastautumnandtastedwonderful.Ilovedthedishestomyheart’scontentandcouldnothelppraisingthemagainandagain.

Afterafewdays,mygrandmother,whoseldomvisitedus,cametomyhomeandunpackedherbag,smilinglytakingoutbagsofdriedeggplants,driedbeansanddriedvegetable.ShetoldmethatIleftsohastilylasttimethatsheforgottogivemesomeofthesefoods,soshetookthischancetobringmewhatIliked.

Iwasspeechlessatthattime.Duetomycasualcomplimentaryherfood,mygrandmother,anearly70-year-oldlady,bytakingthreebusesfromthewestofthecitytotheeast,cametomyhomewiththefoodIliked.Butshewasbus-sickinlifeandevenseldomwentstrollinginthestreet.

Myprettygirlfriendhadafailedmarriageinthepast.Afterdivorce,herparentsshedthedeepestprotectionandcaretoherbyhelpingherattendtothechildandofferingfinancialaids.Herparents’lovemadeherpullherselftogetherandforgotthemanwhohadhurtherbefore.

Nonetheless,herfather,anhonestanduprightoldman,afterhearinghisex-son-in-lawgotpromotedinhiscompany,feltterrificallyirritatedandwenttohiscompanytoquestionhisbosswhyaphilanderingmanwithcorruptconductscouldgetpromoted.Thewholeofficefellintoamessimmediatelyandmanystaffjustwatchedonthesidelines.Somepeopleevenwhisperedlightly,"Itisaneweranowandtherelationshipbetweenmenandwomenisveryopen.Noonewouldcareaboutthatanymore!

"

Theoldmanstoodsilentlyintheofficewithhishandsshiveringandeyestearing.

Thatnight,mygirlfriendcriedheavilyinfrontofme.Iaskedherwhetheritwasherfather’sstupiddeedsthatmadeherfeelhumiliated.Butshesaidthatshefeltguiltyforherdadandthatthoughtherestofthewholeworldbetrayedher,heroldfatherwouldstillbackherupandhelphergetthejusticeshedeserved,justaswhenshewasyoungandtheneighboringboygrabbedherball,herfatherwouldgetitbackforher.However,thischangedworldwasnolongerthestageforheroldfatherandhisdeedsbecamefunnilyobsolete.Noonemanagedtoseetherealandever-lastinglovetohisdaughterbehindhisseeminglyrudebehaviors.

Nowwehavegrownupsomuchsothatwecouldsupportourfamilyandhaveourownchildren.Butinourparents’heart,theyarestillworriedthatwedonothavesufficientquiltsanddriedvegetables.Theywouldnotfeeltroubledtobringallthesetousregardlessoflongtoughjourney.Theyevenwouldnotlikeustosufferabitandtryallmeanstoprotectuswithoutcaringaboutwhetherwhattheydoisawkwardandstupidornot.

Whointheworldwouldloveussodeeplyandrelentlesslywithoutaskingforanyrepay?

Onlyourparents!

1.  Whatdoestheauthorwanttotellus?

  A.Thelovefromourparentsisrealanddeepthoughsometimesitdoesn'tappearso.

  B.Thelovefromourparentsisawkwardsometimes,whichisratherannoying.

  C.Childrenshouldappreciateparents'lovebecausetheirlifeissohard.

  D.Theworldischangingsotheloveofparentsshouldchangetoo.

2.  Theunderlinedword"humiliate"intheeleventhparagraphmeans________.

   A.guilty       B.moved         C.happy     D.ashamed     

3.  Howmanyexamplesofoldergeneration’slovearementionedinthepassage?

   A.One        B.Two       C.Three      D.four

4.  Aftertheauthor'sgirlfriend'sformerhusbandgotpromoted,herfather_____.

  A.congratulatedhim                  B.madehisdaughtermarryhimagain

  C.hadaquarrelwithhim          D.arguedwithhisboss

5.  Fromthepassagewecanlearntheauthor'sgrandmotheris___________.

  A.uprightandhonest               B.lovingandtroublesome   

  C.thoughtfulandcareful             D.generousandactive

passagethree

 Aswedrovealong,myspiritswentupagain,andIturned,withpleasure,tothethoughtofthenewlifewhichIwasentering.ButthoughitwasnotfarpastthemiddleofSeptember,theheavycloudsandstrongnorth-easterlywindcombinedtomakethedayextremelycold;andthejourneyseemedaverylongone,sothatitwasnearlyoneo’clockbeforewereachedtheplaceofourdestination.Yetwhenweenteredthegateway,myheartfailedme,andIwisheditwereamileortwofartheroff.ForthefirsttimeinmylifeImuststandalone:

therewasnoretreatingnow.Imustenterthathouse,andintroducemys