六年級英語閱讀理解下學(xué)期期末練習(xí)

六年級英語閱讀理解練習(xí)MostEnglishpeoplehavethreenames:afirstname,amiddlenameandthefamilyname.Theirfamilynamecomeslast.Forexample,myfullnameisJimAllanGreen.Greenismyfamilyname.Myparentsgavemebothofmyothernames.Peopledon’tusetheirmiddlenamesverymuch.So “JohnHenryBrown”isusuallycalledBrown”.PeopleneveruseMr,MrsorMissbeforetheirfirstnames.SoyoucansayJohnBrown,orMrBrown;butyoushouldneversayMrJohn.TheyuseMr,MrsorMisswiththefamilynamebutneverwiththefirstname.Sometimespeopleaskmeaboutmyname. “Whenyouwereborn,whydidyourparentscallyouJim?”theyask.”Whydidtheychoosethatname?”Theansweristheydidn’tcallJim.TheycmeJames.Jameswasthenameofmygrandfather.InEngland,peopleusuallycallmeJimforshort.That’sbecauseitisshorterandeasierthanJames.Englishpeoplehave names.AoneBtwoCthreeDfour isJim’sfamilyname.AJimBGreenCAllanDJamesEnglishpeopleuseMr,MrsorMisswith AthefamilynameBthefirstnameCThemiddlenameDthefirstnameandthemiddlenameTheteacher’snameisMaryJhouaten.SHerstudentscallher AmissMaryBMissJoanCMissMaryJoan DMissShutePeopleusuallycallthewriterJiminsteadofJamesbecause AIt’sthenameofhisgrandfatherBIt’seasierforpeoplecallhimCIt’sthenamethathisparentschoseforhimDIt’smoredifficultthanJames(2)ItisSaturday。TheBrownsareathome。MrsBrownisinthekitchen。She’smakingapplepies。Thepiesshemakesareverydelicious。Doyouwanttohaveataste？MrBrownisn’tinthelivingroom。Heisoutside。Heiswashinghiscar。Thecarisnewandverybeautiful。Sohelooksafteritverywell。Jimisinthegarden。Heisplayingfootballwithsomeotherboys。Whereishissister，Sue？She’sinherbedroomwithherfriend，Ann。TheyarewatchingtheAnimalWorld。1Thereare peopleinMrBrown’sfamily。AsixBfourCtwoDthree2MrsBrownis AtastingtheapplepiesBwatchingTVCcookingDeatingacake3MrBrownlooksafter verywell.AMrsBrownBhisdaughterChisfamilyDhiscar4Whoareplayingoutside? AMrsBrownandSueBSomeboysCSueandAnnDSomegirls5SueandAnnare AwatchingTVinthelivingroomBplayingfootballintheopenairCwatchingTVinSue'sroomDplayinginAnn'sroom(3)OnChristmasEve thenightbeforeChristmasDaychildrenareveryhappy.Theyputtheirstockingsattheendoftheirbedsbeforetheygotobed.TheywantFatherChristmastogivethemsomepresents.MrGreentellshischildrenthatFatherChristmasisaverykindman.HecomesonChristmasEve.Helandsontopofeachhouseandcomesdownthechimneyintothefireplaceandbringsthemalotofpresent.ChristmasDayalwaysbeginsbeforebreakfast.Thechildrenwakeupveryearly.Theycantoopenthepresentsintheirstockings.Thentheywakeuptheirparentsandcall:MerryChristmas!’’DoyouknowwhatChristmasmeans?ChristmasDayisthebirthdayofJesusChrist.WhenChristwasborn,manypeoplegavehimpresents.Sotoday,peoplestilldothesamethingtoeachother.ChristmasEveis AthenightbeforeDecember24BthenightafterDecember25CthenightofDecember25DthenightofDecember24FatherChristmasoftenputsthepresents Aintochildren’shBatisntochildren’sstockingsCunderchildren’sbeDdsintochildren’sshoesFatherChristmascomesintothehousethroughthe___AwindowBfrontdoorCchimneyDbackdoor1. 1. Badhabitsdon’tcomesuddenly,dothey?1. 1. Badhabitsdon’tcomesuddenly,dothey?4.OnthemorningofChristmasDay,childrenwakeuptheirparentsveryearlyand4.say AGoodmorning!BHappyNewYear!AGoodmorning!BHappyNewYear!CBestwishesforyou!DMerryChristmas!CBestwishesforyou!DMerryChristmas!5.OnChristmasDay,peopleoften 5.OnChristmasDay,peopleoften toeachother.AgivemoneyBaskformoneyCaskforpresentsDgivepresents(4)It’It’seasiertodownhillthantoclimbuphill,soitseasiertofallintobadhabitsthanintogoodoneBadhabitsdonotcomesuddenly.Theycomelittlebylittlewithoutone’bseingawareoftheirdanger.Schoolboysfirstpickuplittlebadhabitsinschoolandonthestreet.WhentheycannotWritetheirlessons,theycopyfromtheirschoolmates.Iftheyseebiggerboyssmoking,theyalsowanttolearntosmoke.Iftheyseetheirfriendsgambling,theywanttogamble.Whentheygetbigger,thehabitsbecomestrongerandstranger,sothattheycannolongergetridofthem.Fromcopying,theylearntosteal;fromgambling,theylearntocheat.Atlasttheybecomedistrustedbyevery.Hownecessaryitisthatwegetridofthebadhabitsatthebeginning!Ortheyshouldovercomeusintheend!AYes,theydoBNo,theydonCYes,theydon’tDNo,theydoSomeboystudentsfallintobadhabits Ainschool BathomeConthestreet DbothAandCTheboysmaystealfrom AcopyingBgamblingCwritingDtheirparentIt’s tofallintobadhabits,but togetridofthem.Aeasy,hardBhard,easyCeasy,easyDhard,hardThewriterwantstotellus AtostealformoneyBandCBtogetridofbadhabitsatthebeginningCtogouphillDA,4.4.Thetallman’swifewaitedinthecarfor 4.4.Thetallman’swifewaitedinthecarfor (5)TheNewYear’sEvepartywasgoingonwhenthebellrang.Atallmanopenedthedoorandcamein.Nobodyknewhim,butthehostwentoverandtookhimin.Themansattherehappilyforanhouranddrunk.Thenhesaid,“invitedmetothisparty。Idon’tknowyou,oranyoneelsehere.MywifeandIwantedtogooutinourcar,butoneofyourfriend ’scarswasinfrontofourgate,Icameheretofindhim,andmywifeisstillwaitinginourcar! ”Whendidthestoryhappen?AAt7:00BInDecemberCOnNewYear’sEveDWhenthebellrangThe“bell”heremeansthe AtimebellBdoorbellCchurchbellDbellforclassThehostwenttomeetandtookhiminbecausehetookthetallmanfor AoneofhisfriendsBhisbrotherChisclassmate DhisteacherAalongtimeBtwohoursCahalfhourDanhour5.Atlast,thehostmightbealittle AhappyBsurprisedCworriedDafraid(6)ThepopulationcountinChinahasended.Populationcountersnowwillspendthenextfewweeksexaminingthecounttomakesureitiscorrect.ThefinalcountisexpectedtobeannouncedbytheendofAugust.5000,000censustakeshavespentthepasttendaystalkingtomembersofeveryfamilyinChina.Theyhavecollectedinformationonage,employment,educationallevelofeverypersoninChina.China’spopulatioinevisedbetolbe1000,000,000people.Thisisabout20%ofallthepeopleintheworld.Thispassageis___AaletterBapieceofnewsCastoryDadiaryBytheendofAugust,thepopulationcounters AaretalkingtomembersofeveryfamilyBwillbeginthecensusConlyhavefinishedthecount

DwillbeabletohavethefinalconutItwilltakethem toexaminethecount.AaboutthreeweeksBabouttendaysCaboutayear Daboutseveralmonths1000,000,000means AonethousandmillionBonemillionConebillion DtenbillionThepopulationcountinChinais AbusyanddangerousBdifficultandslowAbusyanddangerousBdifficultandslowCpleasedandinterestingDimportantandcarefulCpleasedandinterestingDimportantandcareful(7)(7)Onceanoldmanwenttoseeadoctor.Thedoctorlookedhimovercarefullyandsaid, “Medwon’thelpyou.Youmusthaveagoodrest.Gotobedearly,drinkmilk,walkalotandsmokeonecigaraday.Gotothecountryplaceforamouth. ”Afteramonththemancametothedoctoragain,“Howareyou?”saidthedoctor,“I’mgladtoseeyouagain.Youlookmuchyounger.”“OH！Doctor，Ifeelquitewellnow，”saidtheman，“Ihadagoodrest。Iwenttobedearly，drankaofmilkandwalkedalot。Youradvicecertainlyhelpedme，butyoutoldmetosmokeonecigaradayalmostkilledmefirst。It’snojoketostartsmokingatmyage!’’Thedoctortoldtheman Atogotobedearly BtodrinkmilkCtowalkalot DBothA,BandCWhichofthefollowingsentencesistrue?AThedoctortoldthemantovisitabeautifulcityofcountryforamonth.BThedoctordidn’ttellhimwhattodo.CAfteramonth,theoldmanfeltbetter.DTheoldmanwasyoungerthanbeforeafteramonth.shealth.Thedoctor’swordswere fortheoldmanshealth.AbadBgoodCwellDstrongThedoctorwantedtheoldman Atogetworse BtosmokelessthanbeforeCtohelphim DtostartsmokingFromwhattheoldmansaidatlast,weknow AonecigaradaywasreallyhelpfultohimBonecigaradaywasbetterthanbeforeCtheoldmanwasnotasmokeratallDsmokingmadehimfeelbetterthanbefore(8)

InalmosteverybiguniversityintheUnitedStatesfootballisafavouritesport.AmericanfootballisnotlikeSoccer.Playerssometimeskicktheball,buttheyalsothrowtheballandrunwithit.Theytrytotakeittotheotherendofthefield.Theyhavefourchancestomovetheballtenyards.Theycancarryitorthrowit.Iftheymoveittotheendofthefield,theyreceivesixpoints.Thisiscalledatouchdown.Itisdifficulttomovetheball.Elevenmenontheteamtrytostopthemwhenhehastheball.Ifhedoesnotmovetheballtenyards,histeamkickstheballtotheotherteam.Eachuniversitywantsitsteamtowin.Thousandsofpeoplecometomatch.Theydanceandjumpwhileshoutingloudlytosupporttheirfavouriteteam.Eachteamplayerstenorelevengameseachseason.TheseasonbeginsinSeptemberandendsinNovember.Ifateamisverygood,itmayplayanothergameaftertheseasonends.ThebestteamsplayagainonJanuary1,thefirstdayoftheNewYear.ManypeoplegotoseethesegamesandmanyotherswatchthemonTV.InAmericanfootballplayerscan AonlykicktheballBonlythrowtheballConlycarrytheballDkick,throwandcarrytheballIfateamwantstogetpoints,ithastomovetheball A10yardsA10yardsBtotheotherendC40C40yardsDawayfromitsownendHowmanyplayersareplayinginanAmericanfootballgame?Thereare A12B11C22D24Mostteamsplaygamesin AspringBsummerCautumnDwinterWhendothebestteamsplayagain?AAtChristmas BBeforetheseasonends.COnNewYear’sDay DOnthelastdayoftheseason.(9)MrSmithgavehiswifetenpoundsforherbirthday.Sothedayafterherbirthday,MrsSmithwentshopping.Shegotonabusandsatdownnexttoanoldlady.Afterawhile,shesawthattheoldlady ’shandbagwasopen.Insideitshesawawadofpoundnotesjustlikehers.Soshequicklyopenedherownbagandlookedintoit.Thenotesweregone.MrsSmithwassurethattheoldladyhadstolenthem.Shethoughtshewouldhavetocallthepoliceman;but,asshedidn ’tlikemakingafussandgettingpeopleintotrouble,shedecidedtotakebackthemoneyfromtheoldlady ’shandbagandsaynothingaboutit.Shelookedaroundthebustomakesurethatnobodywaswatching,thenshecarefullyputherhandintotheoldladytookthenotesandputtheminherownbag.Whenshegothomethatevening,sheshowedherhusbandthebeautifulhat.Shehadboughtitthatafternoon.Howdidyoupayforit？” heasked。Withthemoneyformybirthday，ofcourse?！眘hereplied。Oh？What’sthatthen?” heaskedashepointedtoawadoften-poundnotesonthetable.MrsSmithwentshopping Aafterawhile BonherbirthdayCthedayafterherbirthdayDtendayslaterMrsSmithwantedtobuy withtheten-poundnotes.AacapBahatCahandbagDahatandabagTheoldladysitting herandherhandbagopen.AbesidesBinfrontofCnexttoDbehindMrsSmithsaw___intheoldlady ’shandbag.AapoundnoteBawadoftenpoundnotesCawadofpoundnotesDtenpoundsMrsSmithdidn’tcallthepolicemanbe_c_a_u_s.eAshewasonthebusBshewasnotsurewhethershehadthetenpoundnoteswithherCshewastooangrytodosoDshedidn’tliketomaketroubleforothers(10)Insomeforeigncountries,somepeopledonotlikethenumber13.Theydon ’tthink13isaluckynumber.Forexample,theydon’tliketoliveonthethirteenthfloor.MyfriendJackhasgotthesameidea.Oneday,heaskedsomefriendstodinner,Whenallofhisfriendsarrived,heaskedthemtositaroundthedinnertable.Hebegantocountthepeopleinhismindwhiletheywerehavingthedeliciousfood.Suddenly,hecriedout, “Oh,therearethirteenpeoplehere!’’Everybody’sfaceturnedwhiteexceptMrBrown.Hesaidslowlywithasmileonhisface,“Don’tworry,dearfriends!Wehavefourteenpeoplehere.Mywifewillhaveababyinafewweeks.She’sinthefamilywaynow.”Allofthembecamehappyagain. “Congratulations!the”ysaidtoMrandMrsBrown.Theyenjoyedthenicefoodandhadagoodtimethatevening.1. wereaskedtodinnerthatday.AJackandI BSomeofmyfriendsC14peopleDSomeofJackC14people2.Jackbegantocountthepeople 2.AbeforedinnerBatdinnertimeCafterdinnerDwhentheycameinMyfriendJack thenumber13.AlikesBdoesn’tChasgotDwantsWhydidtheirfacesturnwhitewhenJacksaidtherewere13people?ABecausethetablewastoosmallBBecausetheyneededanotherpersonCBecausetheythought13wasaluckynumberDBecausetheythought13wasanunluckynumberAllthepeoplebecamehappyagain AwhenIwentinBbecausetheyhadagoodtimeAwhenIwentinCIfsunlightmakespeoplehealthyDIfourshadowislongCIfsunlightmakespeoplehealthyDIfourshadowislong1.1.Lightandshadowcome CbecausethefoodwasdeliciousDbecausetheyheardtheyhadone