初一英語閱讀理解練習(xí)20篇(附答案)60988

閱讀理解練習(xí)JimgoestoTokyo.Hewantstoseehisaunt.Butwhenhewalksoutofthestation,hecan’fitndhisway.Thecityisnowquitedifferent.Heseesamanoutsideapolicestation,sohegoesuptoaskhimforhelp.Themanlooksathimforalongtime,thensays,“I’smorry,sir.I’mfromanothercity.I’mstandinghereandwanttofindapoliceman.Hemaytellyoutheway.”JimgoestoTokyo___.BtoseehisfatherDtoseehisauntBtoseehisfatherDtoseehisauntBforthelasttimeDonlyonetimeBknowsJimDlikethecityCtoseehisclassmateHegoestoTokyo___.AforthefirsttimeCnotforthefirsttimeTheman___.AworksinTokyoCdoesn’tliveinTokyoTheman___.Adoesn’tknowthewayBanswersatonceCdoesn’twanttoansweDrdoesn’tlikeJimThebesttitleisAGoingtoLondonBSeeinghisauntCSeeingapolicemanDAskingthewayDACAD(2)MynameisChenLan.MyhomeisinGulangyu.ItisinXiamen.Itisnearthesea.Culangyuisasmallplace,butitisveryniceandclean.Therearenocars,nobusesornobikes.Peopleonlywalk.Soitisveryquiet.PeoplegotovisitGulangyubyship.OurhouseisinthemiddleofGulangyu.Behindourhousethereisabigtree.Mygrandfathertellsmethatthetreeisvery,veryold.Therearemanybirdsinthetree.Wecallita“birdtree”.Ourhouseisnearthesea.Theseaisbigarendarbeluae.Thelotoffishinthesea.Afterschool,Igothereandcatchfishwithmyfriends.Itisveryinteresting.IlikefishandIlikecatchingfish.)1.Gulangyuisanisland島嶼.)2.ChenLantellsusalotaboutherparents.)3.Therearenotraffic交通inGulangyu.)4.ChenLanalwaysgoesfishingalone.)5.ChenLanisfromXiamen.TFTFT(3)“Joe,youareaveryolddog,”saidpolicemanFred.“Todayisyourbirthdayagain.Irememberyouwere14yearsoldlastyear.Butyouarestillthebestpolicedogintheworld!”“ARF!ARF!”barkedJoe.“Youarewelcome,”saidFred.“Nowletbi’rthsdagyetdyinonuerr.Showmewhereyouwanttoeat.JoeledFreddownthestreet.Goodsmellscamefromalltheeatingplaces.ButJoewanderedon閑逛.Atlasthestoppedatasmallplace.Hesmelledaroundthedoor.Thenhepushedthedooropen.“Isthiswhereyouwanttoeat?”askedFred.ButJoedidnotbarkananswer.Heputhisnosetothefloorandranacrosstheroom.Thenhejumpedonamanatatable!“Goodboy,Joe!”Fsraeid.JoeandFredhavelookedfortherobberfortenyears.“Andnowyouhavefoundhim!”JoeandFredtooktherobbertothepolicestation.ThenFredsaid, “Allright,Joehavedoneyourwork.Welldone!Congratulations.Nowdoyouwantthatbirthdaydinner?” “ARF!”barkedJoe,“ARF!ARF!” “Let’sgo,”saidFred.“I’mhunHowoldisJoe?AFifteen.BFive.CThirteen.DFourteen.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zHowmanyyearshavethepoliceandJoelookedfortherobber?A13.B10. C6. D7.Inthestory,Joesays “ARF!ARF!”twice.Thefirsttimehemeans “ ”.AHello!Howareyou? BThankyou.COh.No.I’mnotagooddogD.I’msorrytohearthat.FredwantstogiveJoeadinnerbecause .Ait’sJoe’sbirthday BtodayisFred’sbirthdayCFredfoundaneatingplace DJoecaughttherobberJoeisgreat,isn’the?AYes,heis.BNo,heisn’t.CYes,heisn’tD.No,heis.ABBAATheSawyersliveat87KingStreet.Inthemorning,Mr.Sawyergoestoworkandthechildrengotoschool.Theirfathertakesthemtoschooleveryday.Mrs.Sawyerstaysathomeeveryday.Shedoesthehousework.Shealwayseatsherlunchatnoon.Intheafternoon,sheusuallyseesherfriends.Theyoftendrinkteatogether.Intheevening,thechildrencomehomefromschool.Theyarrivehomeearly.Mr.Sawyercomeshomefromwork.Hearriveshomelate.Atnight,thechildrenalwaysdotheirhomework,Thentheygotobed.Mr.Sawyerusuallyreadshisnewspaper,butsometimesheandhiswifewatchtelevision,1.WheredotheSawyerslive? WhatdoesMrs.Sawyerdoeveryday? WhodoesMrs.Sawyerseeintheafternoon? Dothechildrenarrivehomeearly? DoesMr.Sawyerarrivehomeearly? -Whatdothechildrenoftendoatnight? DoesMr.Sawyerusuallyreadhisnewspaperatnight? Itiseighto’clock.Thechildrengotoschoolbycareveryday,theyaregoingtoschoolonfoot.Itisteno’clock..SMarwsyerusuallystaysathomeinthemorning,butthismorning,sheisgoingtotheshops.ItisfouroIntheaftern’ooclno,cMk.rs.Sawyerusuallydrinksteainthelivingroom.Butthisafternoon,sheisdrinkingteainthegarden.Itissixo’clock,Intheevening,thechildrenusuallydotheirhomework,butthisevening,theyarenotdoingtheirhomework.Atthemoment,theyareplayinginthegarden.Itisnineo ’.Scalwocyke.rMusruallyreadshisnewspaperatnight.Buthe’nsotreadinghisnewspapertonight.Atthemoment,he’rseadinganinterestingbook.Thechildrengotoschool everyday.A.bycarB.onfootC.bybikeD.bybusMrs.Sawyerisgoingto___thismorning?A.stayingathomeB.goshoppingC.drinkingteaD.watchingTVMrs.Sawyerusuallydrinksteaintheeveningat inthelivingroom.A.8:00B.16:00C.18:00D.21:00Arethechildrendoingtheirhomeworkatthemoment?A.Yes,theydo.B.No,theydon’Ct..Yes,theyare. D.No,theyaren’tAtthemoment,Mr.Sawyeris A.watchingTV B.readinghisnewspaperC.playinginthegardenD.readinganinterestingbook.ABCDDThereisacarracenearourtowneveryyear.In1995,therewasaverybigrace.Therewerehundredsofpeoplethere.MywifeandIwereattherace.OurfriendsJulieandJackwerethere,too.Youcanseeusinthecrowd.Wearestandingontheleft.Thereweretwentycarsintherace.TherewereEnglishcars,Frenchcars,Germancars,Italiancars,AmericancarsandJapanesecars.Itwasanexcitingfinish.ThewinnerwasBillyStewart.Hewasincarnumberfifteen.Fiveothercarswerejustbehindhim.Onthewayhome,mywifesaidtome, “Don’tdriveYsouq’uircekly!notBillyStewart!”Isthereacarracenearourtowneveryyear? Howmanypeoplearethereinthebigraceof1995? Whowasattheracewiththeautho作者）？Aretheystandingontheleft? Weretherethirtycarsintherace? WerethereanyChinesecarsintherace? Thefinishwasexciting,wasnit?___’__t Whowasthewinneroftherace? LastweekMrs.MillywenttoLondon.ShedoesnotknowLondonverywell,andshelostherway.Suddenly,shesawamannearabusstop.Icanask”himtheway, ”shesaidtoherself.“Excuseme,”shesaid.“CanyoutellmethewaytoKingStreet,please?”Themansmiledpleasantly.HedidnotunderstandEnglish!Hewasatourist.Thenheputhishandintohispocket,andtookoutaphraseboOk語手冊(cè).Heopenedthebookandfoundaphrase.Hereadthephraseslowly.Iamsor”ry, ”hesaIido. ”notspeakEnglish.”判斷正誤TorF( )1.Mrs.MillywenttoLondonlastweek.( )2.Mrs.Millyaskedamanthewaytoabusstop.( )3.Themandidn’tknowthewaytoKingStreet.( )4.ThemanwasatouristandheknewEnglishwell.( )5.Thephrasebookwasinthehandoftheman.TTTFTNigelisournewnext-doorneighbour.He’sapilot.HewasintheR.F.A.HewillflytoNewYorknextmonth.Themonthafternexthe ’llflytoTokyo.Atthemoment,heMadrid.HeflewtoSpainaweekago.He’llreturntoLondontheweekafternext.He’sonlyfort-yoneyearsold,andhehasalreadybeentonearlyeverycountryintheworld.Nigelisaveryluckyman.Buthiswifeisnylucky.S’htevuesruallystaysathome!Nigel’sjobisa .A.teacherB.doctorC.actorD.pilot NigelwillflytoTokyo.A.nextmonth B.themonthafternextC.aweekbefore D.Wedon’tknowntihetext.Howoldwillhebethenextyear? A.fortyB.forty-oneC.forty-twoD.forty-threeWhatdoesNigel’swifeusuallydo?A.GoestoeverycountryintheworldwithNigel.B.GoestoworkC.FlytoNewYorkandLondon. D.Staysathome.IsNigel’swifelucky?A.Yes,sheis.B.No,sheisn’tC..Sheislucky.D.No,sheis.DBCDBEricandSusanareverygoodfriends.Theygrewuptogether,theywenttohighschooltogether,andtheywenttocollegetogether.NowEriclivesinCalifornia,andSusanlivesinNewJersey.Eventhoughtheylivefarapart,they’rsetillverygoodfriends.Theywritetoeachotherveryoften.HewritesherlettersaboutlifeontheWestCoast,andshewriteshimlettersaboutlifeontheEastCoast,Theyneverforgeteachother’sbirthday.LastyearhesenthersomeCDs,andshesenthimawallet.EricandSusanhelpeachotherveryoften.Lastyearhelenthermoneywhenshewasinthehospital,andshegavehimadvicewhenhelosthisjob.EricandSusanlikeeachotherverymuch.Theywerealwaysverygoodfriends,andtheystillare.判斷正誤TorF( )1.EricandSusangrewupandwentgohighschooltogether.( )2.NowEriclivesinCalifornia,andSusanlivesinNewJersey.( )3.Theyneverforgeteachother’sbirthday.( )4.SusansentEricsomeCDslastyearandEricsentSusanawalletlastyear.( )5.SusanlostherjobandEricgaveheradvice.Joangothomelatefromworktoday,andshewasveryhappy.Whensheopenedtherefrigerator,shewasupset.Therewasnothingtoeatfordinner.Joansatdownandmadeashoppinglist.Sheneededaheadoflettuce,abunchofcarrot,aquartofmilk,adozeneggs,twopoundsoftomatoes,halfapoundofchicken,andaloafofbread.Jonerushedoutof沖出thehouseanddrovetothesupermarket.Whenshegotthere,shewasverydisappointed.Therewasn’tanylettuce.Thereweren’tanycarrots.Thwasn’tanymilk.Thereweren’tanyeggs.Thereweren’tanytomatoes.Therewasn’tanychicken,andtherewasn’tanybread.Joanwastired疲倦andupset.Infact,shewassotiredandupset.Infact,shewassotiredandupset不安，煩躁thatshelostherappetite^欲，胃口），drovehome,didh'thavedinner,andwenttobed..Wasthereanythingtoeatintherefrigerator?A.Yes,therewas. B.No,therewasn ’t.C.Yes,therewasn ’t.D.No,therewas..DidJoanneedanyfish?A.Yes,shedid.B.No,shedidn’Ct..Yes.shedidn D’.tN.o,shedid..HowdidJoangotothesupermarket?A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Bycar.DOnfoot..Joanbought inthesupermarket.A.carrotsB.milkC.tomatoesD.nothing.WhatdidJoandoaftershedrovehomefromsupermarket?A.ShewatchedTV. B.Sheatedinner.C.Shewenttobed. D.Shewenttowork.11）I’mtiredofwinter.Imtiredofsnow.I’mtiredaonfdcIolI’mtiredofwinter.Itiredofwintercoatsandboots!Justthink!Inafewmoreweeksitwon ’tbewinteranymore.It’bllewarm,It’bllewarm.Itwon’tsnowanymore.It’bllesunny.Iwon’thavetostayindoorsanymore.I’lglooutsideandplaywithmyfriends.We ’llridebicycleandplaybaseballagain.tlooksadandgrayanymore.TheInafewmoreweeksourneighborhoodwonflowerswillbloom,andthetreeswillbecomegreenagain.Myfamilywillspendtlooksadandgrayanymore.Themoretimeoutdoors.Myfatherwillworkintheyard.He ’llcutthegrassandpaintthefence.Mymotherwillworkintheyard,too.She ’llbuynewflowersandplanttheminthegarden.Onweekendswewon’tjustsitinthelivingroomandwa.tcWheT’Vllgoforwalksinthepark,andwe’llhavepicnicsonSundayafternoons.Ican’twaitforspringtocome!Hurry,spring!.Doestheauthorlikespringorwinter?.Isitwarmnow?.Whatwilltheauthordoinafewmoreweeks?.Wherewilltheauthor’sfamilyspendmoretimeinafewmoreweeks?.Willtheauthor th’erscfuatthegrassandpaintthefence?.Willtheauthor’smotherwaterflowers?.WhatwilltheydoonSundayafternoons?.Doyoulikespringorwinter?Why?Am，sapartmentbuildingisinthecenter（中心）oftown.Amyisveryhappytherebecausethebuildingisinaveryconvenient彷便的）place.Acrossfromthebuilding,there’sabank,apostoffice,andarestaurant.Nexttothebuilding,theredrugstoreandaLaundry洗衣店）.Aroundthecorner（角落）fromthebuilding,therearetwosupermarkets.There’salotofnoisenearAmy’sapartmentbuilding.Therearealotofcarsonthestreet,andtherearealotofpeopleonethesidewalks人行道）alldayandallnight.However,Amysisn tvery（upsetaboutthenoiseinherneighborhood附近）.Herbuildingisinthecenteroftown.It ’saverybusyplace,butit’saconventolive.判斷正（T）誤（F）（ ）1.Amy’apartmentisinaconvenientplace.（ ）2.There’sadrugstorearoundthecornerfromherbuilding.（ ）3.Therearetwosupermarketsinherneighborhood.（）4.Therearealotofcarsonthesidewalk.（）5.Thecenteroftownisverynoisy.TFTFTThedaywaslikeanyotherdayinhislife,Tomwalkedpasttheshoponthestreetcomer.Hestoppedtolookatthefrontrowofshoes,andhefelthappytoseethatthepairofshoeshewantedverymuchwerestillthere.Lookingdown,hefeltsorryforhimself.Hereallywantedtohavethemforhisbirthday.Hesadlywalkedawayandthoughthowtotellhismotheraboutit.Heknewshewouldgivehimanythinghelikedifshecould.Buthealsoknewverywellshehadlittlemoney.Hedecidednottogohomeatonce,ashelookedworriedandhismotherwouldnotice（注意）it.Sohewenttotheparkandsatonthegrass.Thenhesawaboyinawheelchair（輪椅）.Henoticedthattheboymovedthewheelwithhishands.Tomlookedathimcarefullyandwassurprisedtoseetheboyhavenofeet.Helookedathisownfeet.“It'smuchbettertobewithoutshoesthanwithoutfeet,”hethought.Therewasnoreason理由（）forhimtofeelsosorryandsad.Hesentawayandsmiled,thinkinghewashappier.Tompassedtheshop .A．onfootB．bybusC．bybikeD．inacarWhydidTomstopinfrontoftheshop?Becausehewanted .A．tobuytheshoesB．tolookattheshoeshelikedC．tolookattheshoesintheshopwindowD．tolookattheshoesonthefrontrowThepairofshoeshelikedwas .A．tooexpensive B．quitecheapC．notthere D．notsoldyetTomwentintotheparkbecausehe .A．wasthinkinghowtotellhismotheraboutitB．wantedtoseetheboyC．didn'twanttomakehismotherworriedD．hefeltsadFromthestorywecanknowthatTom .A．likednewshoesverymuch B．lovedhismotherbestC．didn'twanttogotoschool D．didn'twanttostayathomeABDCBPeoplesometimesliketoreadstoriesofdogsverymuch.Theythinkthatdogsaremuchclevererthancats,sheep,cowsorotheranimalsintheirhomes.Oneofmyclosefriends,Bob,hasaverylargepolicedognamedJack.EverySundayafternoon,BobandJackhaveawalkintheparknearby.Jacklikesthesewalksverymuch.OneSundayafternoon,Ipaidavisittomyfriend.IstayedthereforalongtimeandmyfriendandIhadmuchmoretalkwitheachotherthaneverbefore.Soonitwastimeforthemtotakeawalkinthepark.Weforgotthat.Jackbecameworriedaboutit.Hewalkedaroundtheroomseveraltimesandthensatdowninfrontofmeandlookedatme.ButIstillpaidnoattention（注意）tohim.Iwentontalkingwithmyfriend.Atlast,Jackcouldnotwaitanylonger.Hewentoutoftheroomandcamebackafewminuteslater.Hesatdowninfrontofmeagain.Butthistime,heheldmyhatinhismouth.Suddenly,IunderstoodwhatJackmeantandsodidmyfriend.Howmanypeoplearethereinthisstory? .A．One B．Two C．ThreeD．FourJack .A．isaclosefriendofmineenjoyslongwalksintheparkeverySundayafternoonC．hasmanyclosefriendsD．enjoystalksintheroomJackwasworriedbecause .A．hewantedtoeatsomethingitwasSundayafternoonagainC．hewasnotfeelingwellD．hewantedhismaster主人（）totakehimforawalkJacktookmyhatinhismouthtoshowthat .A．IshouldleavethehouseatonceB．helikedmyhatverymuchC．hewashungryandhetriedtoeatitD．hewantedtohavearestWhichofthefollowingistrue? .A．WhenJackandIweretalking,myfrienddidn'tpayanyattentiontousB．WhenIwastalkingtomyfriend,Jackdidn'tpayanyattentiontousC．WhenmyfriendandIweretalking,wedidn'tpayanyattentiontoJackD．WhenmyfriendwastalkingtoJack,IpaidattentiontothemBBDACPeterwasasmallboy.Helivedwithhisparentsinasmallhousenearsomehills.Thepeopletherewereallpoor.Onenightitwasverydryandwindy.Wheneverybodywasasleep,Petersuddenlyheardsomenoise.Itcameoutfromthekitchen（廚房）.Hegotupandwalkedtothekitchen.Hefoundthatthewoodbesidethestove（火爐）wasburning.Therewasnowatertap（水龍頭）inthehouse,sohecouldnotputout（撲滅）thefire.Heshoutedloudlytowakeupeveryoneinthehouse.Thenheranoutofhishouseandknockedonthedoorsofmanyhousestowakethepeopleup.Theyalllefttheirhousesquickly.Atlastthefirewasputoutbythefiremen.Manyhouseswereburnt.Butnobodywasburntinthefire.Peterlivedwithhis .A．sisters B．brothersC．unclesD．parentsOnenighthefoundthat besidethestovewasburning.A．thetable B．thewood C．thedoorD．thewindow ,sohecouldnotputoutthefire.A． Everybodywasasleep B． Hecouldn'tshoutloudlyC． Thekitchenwasverybig D． therewasnowater tapinthehousePeterknockedonthedoorsofmanyhouses .A． towakethepeopleup B． togetsomewaterC． tofindhisclassmates D． tovisitthem hurtinthefire.A．Peopleinotherhouseswere B．Peter'sparentswereC．Nobodywas D．PeterwasDBDACMrs.Huntcomesbackfromwork.ShetellsMr.Huntaboutanicedress.“Iseeitintheshopeveryday,shesays:and…“Andyouwanttobuyit?”saysMr.Hunt.”Howmuchisit?”“Twohundredandsixtyyuan.”twohundredandsixtyyuanforadress?Tha’tstoomuch!”Buteveryeveningwhenshecomesback,Mrs.Huntspeaksonlyaboutthedress,soatlasthesays,“Oh,buythedress!here’sthemoney!”Sheiseveryhappy.Butthenextevening,whenMr.Huntwantstohavealookatthenicedress,Mr.Huntsays”I,don’twanttobuyit.””Whynot?”heasks.“Well,itisstillinthewindowoftheshopafteraweek.SoIthinknoonewantsthisdress.AndIdon’twantit,either.”Mr.Huntseesanicedress___.A.atabusstop B.inherfactory?C.inashopwindow?D.atherfriend’shomeMrs.HunttellsMr.Huntaboutthedressandshewantshimto___A.havealook B.buyitforherC.makeonelikethatD.borrowitfromtheshopMr.Huntthinksthedressintheshopis___A.verysmallB.toolongC.verycheapD.toodearWhichofthefollowingisright?Manyotherpeopleseethedressintheshop.Mr.huntdoesn’tlethiswifebuythedress.Mrs.huntdoesn’tseeonedressintheshop,buttwo.Mr.andMrs.huntcomebackworktogether「起）everydayMr.huntdoesn’twanttobuythedressatlastbecause___A.itismuchtoodear B.itisnotverynewC.itisnotverynew D.Shedoesn’tthinkitisgood1-5CBDAD（17）Mygrandfatherisateacher.Heistheheadteacherofaschoolforboysbetweentheagesofthirteenandeighteen.Iknowthatheisakindman,becausehegivesmepresents（禮物）,andletmesitonhisknees（膝蓋）,andtellsmestories.ButIbelieve（相信）theboysathisschoolareafraidofhim.Atschool,whenhewalksintoaroomfullofboys,theywillbequietatonce（立刻）.Whenhelooksataboywithacertainlookinhiseyes,thatboy’sfacegoesred,andlooksdownathisshoes.Ifaboybringscareless粗心的）work,mygrandfatherwillpickuptheboy'sbookandthrow（扔）itacrosstheroom,shouting（喊），“Doitallagain,andbringitbackthefirstthinginthemorning!”iftheboyislate,orifheforgetstobringthework,hehastodoitagain,andagainandyetagain.1.Mygrandfatheris .A.akindteacherB.ateacher,andhegivespresentstohisstudents.theheadteacherofabo’ysschoolaboyataschool.Inthatschool,everyonewasafraidoftheheadteacher.Iknowmygrandfatheriskindbecause .heistheheadteacherofabo’ysschool.hegivesmepresentsandtellsmestories.hetellsmestoriesabouthowkindheis.theboysathisschoolaren’tafraidofhim.Whenhelooksataboyinacertainway,thatboy goesredinthefaceandcouldnotreturnmygrandfathe’rslook.looksbackatmygrandfathe’rsredfacelooksathisshoestoseeiftheyaredirty.goesredinthefacebecausehisshoesaredirty.Mygrandfatherdoesnotliketoreceive A.mypoorwork B.theworkthattheboyscan’tdoC.hisstudents’carelessworkD.themostcarefulwork5.Whenhereceivesanybo’yspoorwork,mygrandfatherwill shoutathimandthrowitacrosstheroom?goredinthefaceC.throwhisstudents’booksandshoutintheroom.?D.throwthebookattheboy1-5CBACAInasmallvillage,thereisateacher,adoctor,adriver,andapoliceofficer.Thefourmenaregoodfriends.Whataretheirnames?OneisTom,oneisJack,oneisMikeandoneisJohn.Mike’s,Jack’sandTom’schildrenareclassmates.Johnhasnochildren.Heteacheshisfriends’childrenatamiddleschool.Mikeworksatapolicestation.Heloveshisjobverymuch.Jackhasacar.Heoftendriveshiscartogotoworkorvisithisfriends.Thedoctor’shouseisnexttothedriver’s,sothechildrenoftenplaytogether.Dotheyallhaveachild?A.Yes,theydo. B.No,theydon’t.C.Twoofthem. D.ThreeofthemWhat’sMike?He’saA.doctor B.driverWhat’sTom?He’sa A.doctorB.driverWhocandrive?C.teacher D.policeofficerC.teacher D.policeofficerA.MikeB.TomC.JackD.JohnWhosehouseisnexttoJac’ks?A.Mike’