廣東省深圳市某學(xué)校2016屆中考英語(yǔ)閱讀專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練

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(A)

“Ring…ring…"thetelephonesuddenlyrang.Samgotupto]thecall.

Itwashisaunt."Sam,2areyoustillathome?nsheaskedsurprisingly.Sam

lookedattheclock.Itwasalready7:30a.m.“Oh,mygoodness!ThereJsan

important3today,“Samshoutedout.

Hehurriedtowashhisfaceandget4.Whenhewasgoingtoleavethehouse,

herememberedthathehadnotputawayhisbooks.Heranquicklytothestudyand

putthemintothebag.Hethenwenttothebusstoptogotoschoolas5ashe

could.Whenhegotintotheclassroom,hisclassmateswere6writing."Whyare

youso7?”askedtheteacher."I'msorry,sir,"Samanswered,afraidof

looking8."Itwasmyclock.It9towakemeupthismorningand????”"Don't

sayanythingaboutit,“histeacherstoppedhim."Don'ttrytocomelatenext

time!”Samsaidyesandwalkedtohisseatquickly.Butwhenhetriedtodothe

paper,hecouldnotthinkinarightway.Heputhisheadonthedeskandsaid,“What

a_10_dayithasbeenforhe!”

1.A.findB.giveC.answer

2.A.whyB.howC.when

3.A.talkB.partyC.exam

4.A.tiredB.lostC.dressed

5.A.carefullyB.fastC.early

6.A.worriedB.freeC.busy

7.A.lateB.illC.lonely

8.A.downB.upC.out

9.A.helpedB.knewC.failed

10.A.shortB.badC.happy

(A)1-5CACCB6-10CABCB

(B)

Montywasthesonofahorsetrainer.Whenhewasinhisninthgrade,hewas

askedtowritea_1_aboutwhathewantedtobeanddowhenhegrewup.

Thatnighthewroteasevenpapersayingthatsomedayhe,dpaintedahorse

ranch(牧場(chǎng)).Hewroteabouthisdreamingreatdetailandhedrewapictureofa

200-acreranchwithallthebuildings.

Heputagreatdealofhisheartintotheprojectandthenextdayhehanded

itintohisteacher.Twodayslaterhereceivedhispaperback.Onthefrontpage

wasalargeredFwitha_2_thatread,“Seemeafterclass.

Theboywiththedreamwenttoseetheteacherafterclassandasked,"_3

didIreceiveanF?”

Theteachersaid,“Thisisan4dreamforayoungboylikeyou.Youcome

fromapoorfamily.Owningahorseranchrequiresalotof_5—.Youhavetobuy

theland.Youhavetopayforotherthings.Thereisno_6_youcouldeverdoit.”

Thentheteacheradded,"_7_yourewritethispaperwithamorerealisticgoal,

1willreconsideryourgrade.”

Theboywenthomeandthoughtabout_8longandhard.Heaskedhisfather

whatheshoulddo.Hisfathersaid,“Look,son,youhavetomakeupyourownmind

onthis.However,Ithinkitisaveryimportantdecisionforyou.”

Finally,aftersittingwithitforaweek,theboyturnedinthe_9—paper,making

nochangesatall.Hesaidto.theteacher,“YoucankeeptheFandI'11keepmy

10

1.A.speechB.paperC.notice

2.A.wordB.letterC.note

3.A.HowB.WhyC.When

4.A.unusualB.unforgettableC.unrealistic

5.A.moneyB.timeC.space

6.A.wonderB.wayC.problem

7.A.ThoughB.IfC.Until

8.A.himselfB.himC.it

9.A.longB.thickC.same

10.A.gradeB.dreamC.duty

(B)1-5BCBCA6-10BBCCB

(0

Danielwasalwaysmakingexcusefor_1—todothings.Hisusualexcusewas

“Iwastoobusy"or“Ididn,thavetime”.

Daniel?sparentswereworried_2_him."Hemustn,tgothroughlifemaking

excuseallthetime,“hisfathersaid,"Nobody_3—him.Hewon'tbeableto

keepajob.Nobrightgirlwillmarry4

“Idon'tknow_5—wecando,“saidhismother.

“Ihaveagoodidea,“hisfathersaid."Ifitdoesn,twork,nothingwill.”

ThenextdaywasDanielysbirthday.Whenhethoughtofgetting_6_presents,

hecouldn,twait.Hewokeupexpectinghisparentstowishhim“Happybirthday!”

Butalltheysaidwas“Goodmorning,Daniel.Hurryup,oryou'11belatefor

school.vTherewerenopresents,notevenacard.Hewasveryupset.

uNevermind,“hethought.'They'11givemea_7afterschool.wButthey

didn,t.Finally,atdinnerhesaidtohisparents,“Todayismybirthday.

“Oh!"hisfathersaid."Soitis.Iforgot.w

“_8_,“hismothersaid.

“Howcouldyouforget?”Danielcried."Theremust_9—areason.w

“Well,yes,"hisfathersaid."Wehaveareallygoodexcuseforforgetting

yourbirthday,Daniel.Weweretoobusy.”

—10—poorboy!Heneverhadasillyexcusefornotdoingsomethingagain!

1.A.forgettingB.forgotC.forgotten

2.A.inB.withC.about

3.A.believeB.willbelieveC.isbelieving

4.A.heB.hisC.him

5.A.howB.whyC.what

6.A.exciteB.excitedC.exciting

7.A.surpriseB.surprisingC.surprised

8.A.SoIdoB.SodoIC.SodidI

9.A.beB.isC.are

10.AWhatB.WhataC.How

(C)1-5ACBCC6-10CACAB

(D)

Nasreddinwasapoorman,sohetriedtogrow_1_hecouldinhisowngarden,

sothathewouldnothavetobuysomanyinthemarket.

Oneeveningheheardanoiseinhisgardenandlookedoutofthewindow.Awhite

oxhadgotintothegardenand2hisvegetables.Nasreddinatoncetookhisstick,

ranoutandchasedtheox,buthewastoooldtocatchit.Whenhegotbacktohis

garden,hefoundthattheoxhadruinedmostofhispreciousvegetables.

Thenextmorning,whilehe_3_inthestreetnearhishouse,hesawacart

—4—twowhiteoxenwhichlookedverymuchliketheonethatruinedhisvegetables.

Hewascarryinghisstickwithhim,_5_heatoncebegantobeatthetwooxenwith

it.Asneitherofthemlookedmoreliketheoxthathadeatenhisvegetablesthan

—6_,hebeatbothofthemequallyhard.

Theowneroftheoxandcartwasdrinkingcoffeeina_7_coffee-house.When

hesaw_8—Nasreddinwasdoingwith_9—animals,heranoutandshouted,“What

areyoudoing?Whathavethosepooranimalsdonetoyouforyoutobeatthemlike

that?”

“Youkeepoutthis!”Nasreddinshoutedback,“Thisisamatterbetweenme

andoneofthesetwooxen.Heknowsverywell_10__Iambeatinghim!”

1.A.somanyvegetablesB.manyvegetables

C.asmanyasvegetables

2.A.eatsB.ateC.eating

3.A.walksB.wakedC.waswalking

4.A.forB.toC.with

5.A.soB.andC.but

6.A.otherB.theotherC.others

7.A.besideB.nearbyC.near

8.A.thatB.whichC.what

9.A.itsB.hisC.one's

10.A.unlessB.ifC.why

(D)1-5CBCCA6-10BBCBC

(E)

InCalifornia,therelivesaprettygirlcalledDonnaGreen.Sheisa1girl

withbigeyesandgoldenhair.Sheisgoodatsingingand2thefirstplacein

theSingingCompetitionforthreetimes.

Buttwoyearsagoshebecameveryweak.Shehadanunhealthyheart."Donnaneeds

anewheart,3shewilldiesoon.”Thedoctorsaid.

JimSmith,15,4wasworriedaboutDonna,washerbestfriend.Helikedher

verymuchanddidn'twanther5.JimtalkedtohismotheraboutDonna.m

goingtodie,andI6_myhearttoDonna.Jim'smotherdidn'tpaymuchattention

tohim.Shethought,“Jimisstrongandhealthy.Heisstillyoung.”

ButJimwasnothealthyatall.He7hadterribleheadaches.Onemorning,he

wokeup8asharppaininhisheadand9breathe.TheSmithsrushedJimto

thehospital,butthedoctorcouldn,tsavehim.TheSmithsweresad.Butthey

rememberedJim'swords.JimwantedtogivehishearttoDonna!

Afterseveraltests,Jim'sheart10andputintoDonna'schest.Inashort

time,theheartbegantobeat.Theoperationwasasuccess.

Now,Donnacansingagain.SheisthankfultoJimforthegreatgift.

1.A.14-years-oldB.14-yearsoldC.14-year-oId

2.A.winsB.wonC.haswon

3.A.orB.andC.but

4.A.heB.whoC.which

5.A.dieB.todieC.dying

6.A.giveB.havegivenCvillgive

7.A.sometimeB.sometimesC.sometimes

8.A.inB.withc.ofD.on

9.A.couldn,tB.mustn*tc.mightnotD.

shouldn,t

10.A.tookoutB.istakenoutc.wastakenoutD.

takesout

(E)1-5CCABB6-10CCBAC

閱讀理解：

【話題閱讀1】——校園篇

話題：校園暴力難度：2/5建議用時(shí)：3〃50正確率：/5

“Ididn'tmeantofightwithJimmy,buthejustbulliedmefornoreason.”

Tonycamebackhomewithasoreknee.

BettysaidshecouldhardlybreathewhenshewashavingEnglishclass.Her

parentshadtostopworkingandrushedtoschool.Thentheambulancecametopick

herup.

Sandyneededtolieonbedbecauseofastomachache.Uptillnow,eventhedoctors

canfindoutthereasonwhyshegetsintothisunexpectedtrouble.

Thoughparentsandteacherstrytoprotecttheteenagers,accidentsalways

happen.

Teachersandrulesareincontrolofstudents.However,itishardforteenagers

tocontroltheirfeelingswell.Itiseasyforthemtogetangryorexcited.However,

theydon,tknowhowtosolve"theprobleminarightway.

Ifyouseeyourclassmatesfightingintheclassroom,whatshouldyoudo?

Stopthematonce.Thenaskoneclassmatetotelltheteacher.Atthesametime,

takethestudentstothedoctoratschool.Thedoctorwillputabandageonit.If

itisveryserious,thedoctorwilltakehimtothehospital.Atlast,itistime

totellparents.

1.WhydidSandyhaveastomache?

A.Shewasbulliedbyotherstudents.B.ShewashavinganEnglishclass.

C.Nobodyknowsthereason.D.Sheliedonthebed.

2.Whydoaccidentshappenatschool?

A.Studentslikefighting.B.Teachersandrulescancontrolthe

students.

C.Studentsareverystrong.D.Studentscan'tcontroltheir

feelings.

3.Whenyoumeettheschoolaccidents,howmanythingsshouldyoudo?

A.2B.3C.4D.5

4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisFalse?

A.Studentsgetangryeasily.

B.Beforeyoucallparents,youhavetotelltheteacher.

C.StopthestudentswhoarefightingrightD.Allthestudentshavetogotothe

away.hospital.

5.Thisarticleiswrittenfor.

A.parentsB.teachersC.studentsD.doctors

話題：志愿者工作難度：2/5建議用時(shí)：3〃30正確率：/5

Moreandmorestudentsoffertodovoluntaryworkinthesummerholiday.They

wrotesomereportsfortheschoolnewspaper.

Therearemanyoldpeoplewithoutsonsanddaughters.Imetsomeoftheseold

peopleinthenursinghomes.Wetalkedwiththemandlistentotheirstoriesabout

thepast.Thishelpsthemexpresstheirfeelings.Wespenttimewithanoldmancalled

Dr.Liang.Heisunhappyandlonely.Wewillcontinuetovisittheminthefuture.

Tony

Ididsomevoluntaryworkinthestreet.Inthemorning,wecleanedupthecity

park.Thenwehandedoutsomeleafletsaboutprotectingourenvironment.Someof

ourclassmateshelpedtheblindcrossthestreet.Studentswhowerestrongenough

helpedconstructionworkerscarrybricks.

Simon

Wewantedtohelpchildreninthehospital.Theysufferfromseriousdiseases.

Wecaredforthechildrenwhenthedoctorsandnurseswerebusy.Wetooksomephotos

oftheparkforthechildren.Theyusedthemfortheirpainting.

Annie

1.WhatdidTonydowiththeoldpeople?

A.Hemettheminthehospital.B.Hesangsongsforthem.

C.HetalkedwiththemandlistenedtoD.Hetookcareofthem.

them.

2.HowmanythingsdidSimonandhisclassmatesdointhestreet?.

A.1B.3C.4D.6

3.Whydidthechildrenlivinginthehospital?

A.Theirparentscouldn,tlookafterB.Theydidn,tknowhowtotakephotos.

them.

C.Theywereseriouslyill.D.Theydidn,thaveenoughmoney.

4.IfTimisgoodattakingphotos,wherecanhedosomevoluntary

work?In(At)

A.nursinghomesB.hospitalC.streetD.school

5.Wherecanyoureadthisarticle?

A.magazineB.studentrsdiaryC.schoolnewspaperD.novel

話題：春蕾計(jì)劃難度：2/5建議用時(shí):3〃50正確率：/5

TheCCTF(ChinaChildrenandTeenagersJFund)setuptheSpringBudProjectto

raisemoneyandhelped4.8millionchildreninthecountryin1989.Theyareaged

fromseventofourteen,eight-threepercentofwhomweregirls.Afterthat,millions

ofgirlsgotachancetoreturntoschoolagain.

TheSpringBudprojectpaysforgirlstogotoschool.Italsorentsaroomclose

toschoolforthegirls,forsomeofthemlivefarawayfromtheschool.

TheveryfirstSpringBudclassinXinjiangwasstartedin1995.JiaNa'eris

fromXinjiangProvince.Beforetheprojectstarted,shestayedathome,helpingher

mumsellingbread.Sheisgratefultothearmywhohavesupportedhereducationfor

12yearssinceshewas10yearsold.Shehasbeenami1itaryofficeraftershe

graduatedfromuniversity.Theprojectchangedherlife.BecauseoftheSpringBud

Project,hersisteralsoreturnedtoschool.ShesaidshewouldworkataSpring

BudSchoolinXinjiang,ShewishestohelpothergirlsthewaytheSpringBudProject

helpedher.

1.WhendidthefirstSpringBudProjectstartedinXinjiang?

A.1989B.1995C.1999D.2001

2.TheSpringBudProjecthelpedgirlsinthecountry.

A.4,800,000B.3,984,000C.3,800,000D.2,984,000

3.Whatdoesn,ttheSpringBudprojectdoforthegirls?

A.Itpaysforthegirlstogotoschool.B.Itrentsaroomforthegirlstolive

in.

C.ItstartsSpringBudSchool.D.Itprovidesfoodforthegirls.

4.WhatJsthecorrectorderofJiaNa'er,slife?

1)Shereturnedtoschool.2)Shebecameamilitaryofficial.

3)TheSpringBudProjecthelpedher.4)Shesoldbreadwithhermum.

A.4312B.4123C.3214D.3124

5.WhatwillJiaNa'er'ssisterdointhefuture?Shewillbea(n)

A.officialB.teacherC.soldierD.seller

【話題閱讀1】

1-5CDCDC1-5CCCBC1-5BBDAB

【話題閱讀2】——人物篇

話題：足球明星難度：2/5建議用時(shí)：3〃50正確率：/5

LionelAndresMessiisanArgentinewhoiskeenonplayingfootball.Asagenius,

heisusedtobeinglovedbyalotoffans.

HewasbornonJune24,1987.Heisfamousasagiftedfootballer.Hisspeed

issofastthatmostplayerscan'tcatchupwithhim.Hisskillsareamazing,so

even5playerscan,tstophimfrompassingtheballorshooting.Hestartedtoplay

footballattheageof5.In1998,hisfatherrealizedthathissonstoppedgrowing.

Twoyearslater,hewaschosenbythecoachinBarcelonaYouthTeam.Thoughhewas

only140cmwhenhewas13yearsold,heshowedhistalentsinpractice.Because

ofhisgift,theclubdecidedtogivehimeffectivecure.Luckily,hegrewto169

cmintheend.

Sofar,hehasplayedfortheclubofBarcelonafor10years.Hescored239goals

andbrokelotsofrecordsintheclubhistory.Thoughhewasawardedlotsofprizes,

including2014AdidasGoldenBal1,hewasstillnotsatisfied.Hisdreamistoget

theWorldCup.IsitpossibleforhimtoachievehisgoalinthenextWorldCupin

2018?

1.Messiwasbornin.

A.BarcelonaB.ArgentinaC.JulyD.1978

2.Messistoppedgrowingattheageof.

A.5B.11C.13D.20

3.Whatdoes"cure"mean?

A.照顧B.治療C.計(jì)劃D.關(guān)愛(ài)

4.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTrue?

A.Messi'sdreamistogettheWorldCup.

BMessiscored239goalsandbrokelotsofrecordsintheworldfootballhistory.

CMessiwas169cmwhenhewas13yearsold,

I)ThecoachrealizedthatMessistoppedgrowing.

5Wherecan'tyoureadthisarticle?

AsportsmagazineB.EnglishbookC.advertisementD.newspaper

話題：老年人志愿者難度：3/5建議用時(shí)：4〃00正確率：/5

“WelcometoBeijing.IamanOlympicvolunteer,Grey-hairedChangZhifusaid

onWednesdaytoDick,atouristfromWashingtonDC.

ShewasworkingasaguideinXidanCultureSquare,oneofthecapitalcity's

businessdistricts.

"It'samazingtoheara66-year-oldChineseladywhocanspeakgoodEnglish,“

Dicksaid.

ChangbegantostudyEnglishandsignlanguagein2007,preparingforherfirst

voluntarywork.

“Thebestteacherisinterest.It'snevertoooldtolearn.WhatIhaveto

doistotrymybest.Itrytoremember20newwordseveryday."Changsaid.

VoluntaryworkhasbeenapartofChang，slifesincetheBeijingOlympicGames.

ChangisofteninvitedtoteachEnglishandsignlanguagetoyoungvolunteers.

“Go,China!”isalwaysthefirstsignsheteaches.

Everymorning,herfirstjobistocleanthestreetandwatertheflowersin

ordertomakeaclearandcomfortablelivingareaforalltheneighbors.

Sheusedtobeahistoryteacher,sosheknowsalotaboutthebackground

knowledgeofeachplaceofinterest.Shethinksshehastheresponsibilityof

spreadingournationalculture.That'swhyshealwaysgiveshistorylessonsto

teenagersintheChildren'spalaceforfreeeveryweekend.

Thereare1.7millionvolunteersinBeijingfortheOlympics,70percentofwhom

areagedbelow35.Sincethen,thenumberisgrowingevenfaster.

wEveryonecanbeavolunteer,evenwithouttheuniformandcard,aslongas

youhaveaheartforservingpeople,“Changsaid.

1.WhereisXidanCultureSquare?

A.GuangzhouB.BeijingC.WashingtonDCD.Croatia

2.What,stheChinesemeaningof"background”?

A.后花園B.背地C.地下D.背景

3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.Peoplecan'tbeavolunteerunlesstheywearuniforms.

B.GrannyChangalwaysteachesEnglishintheChildren,spalace.

C.GrannyChangdoesthreekindsofvoluntaryworkafterBeijingOlympicGames.

D.GrannyChangcanonlyspeakgoodEnglish

4.HowmanyvolunteersinBeijingfortheOlympicsareover35yearsold?

A.5,100B.51,000C.119,000D.1,190

5.WhydoesChangcleanthestreetandwatertheflowers?

A.It'sherjob.

B.Shelikescleaningandgardening.

C.Shewantstomakethelivingplacecomfortable.

D.Allthevolunteersshoulddoso.

話題：名人介紹難度：4/5建議用時(shí)：4〃30正確率：/5

Whoisthemostelegantandwell-knownladyintheworld?Readthefollowing

introductionandmakeyourownchoice.

GraceKelly

GracePatriciaKellywasanAmericanfilmactressandPrincessofMonacoasthe

wifeofPrinceRainierIII.Afterstartingonanactingcareerin1950,attheage

of20,GraceKellyappearedinNewYorkCitydramasaswellasliveplaysbroadcast

duringtheearly1950sGoldenAgeofTelevision.InOctober1953,withtherelease

ofMogambo,shebecameamoviestar.ThefilmwonheraGoldenGlobeAwardandan

AcademyAwardnominationin1954.

MarilynMonroe

MarilynMonroewasanAmericanactress,model,andsinger,whobecameanelegant

symbol,beingthemaincharacterinanumberofsuccessfulmoviesduringthe1950s

andearly1960s.Afterspendingmuchofherchildhoodinfosterhomes,Monroebegan

acareerasamodel,whichledtoafilmcontractin1946withTwentiethCentury-Fox.

AudreyHepburn

AudreyHepburnwasaBritishactressandhumanitarian(personwhogivesmoney

orhelptopeopleinneed).Consideredasafilmandfashionidol,Hepburnwasactive

duringHollywood'sGoldenAge.Shewasregardedasthethirdgreatestfemalescreen

starinthehistoryofAmericancinema.It'salsosaidthatsheisthemostnaturally

beautifulwomanofalltime.

ElizabethTaylor

DameElizabethRosemond〃Liz“Taylor,DBEwasaBritish-bornAmericanactress.

FromherearlyyearsasachildstarwithMGM,shebecameoneofthegreatscreen

actressesofHollywood，sGoldenAge.Asoneoftheworld，smostfamousfiImstars,

audienceareattractedbyheractingabilityandforherspeciallifestyle,beauty

andblueeyes.

SophiaLoren

SophiaLorenisanItalianactress.Afterenteringabeautyelectionin1949

aged14,Lorenwasencouragedtotraininactinglessonsandappearedinseveral

'bitparts'andminorrolesuntilthelate1950swhereLoren，sfivemovieswith

Paramountledhertobeaninternationalmoviestar.

1.WhichfilmdidGraceKellyactin?

A.TwentiethCentury-FoxB.ParamountC.MogamboD.

MGM

2.W1henwasSophiaLorenborn?

A.1949B.1935C.1950D.1946

3.W1heredidMarilynMonroelivewhenshewasachild?

A.InherownfamilyB.InHollywood.C.Notmentioned.I).Infoster

homes.

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordhumanitarianmean?

A.政治家B.慈善家C.藝術(shù)家D.劇作家

5.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisCORRECT?

A.SophiaLorenandElizabethTaylorwerefromthesamecountry.

B.MarilynMonroeisthemostnaturallybeautifulwomanofalltime.

C.Alloftheladiesarefamousfilmstars.

D.GracePatriciaKellydidn'tmarrytoPrinceRainierIII.

【話題閱讀2】

1-5BBBAC1-5BDCCC1-5CBDBC

【話題閱讀3】--一名著篇

話題：名著故事難度：4/5建議用時(shí)：5”00正確率：/I

Itwascoldoutside.Threemonthsofbedandfoodforfreeontheislandseemed

thebestchoiceforSoapy.Thereweremanyeasywaysofdoingthis.Themost

comfortablewastohavelunchatanexpensiverestaurant;andthen,afterthemeal

admittedthathehadnomoney.

Soapylefthisbenchandenteredacafe.Aroastedduck,withabottleofwine

cameintohismind.Hedidn'twanttoeattoomuch.Allhewantedwasasafeplace

forwinter.ButasSoapysetfootinsidetherestaurantdoor,theheadwaiterfound

himanddrovehimout.

Someotherwaysofenteringtheprisonmustbethoughtof.

AtacornerofSixthAvenue,Soapytookastoneandthrewittowardstheglass.

Peoplecamerunningaroundthecorner,apolicemaninthelead.Soapystoodstill

andsmiledathim.

“Where'sthemanwhodonethat?”askedtheofficerangrily.

“Don'tyouknowthatImighthavehadsomethingtodowithit?〃saidSoapy.

Thepolicemanrefusedtobelievehim.Menwhobrokethewindowwouldrunaway

insteadoftellingthepoliceman.

Thethirdwaypoppedintohismind.

Inacigarstorehesawawell-dressedmanlightingacigarataswinginglight.

Soapysteppedinside,tookhissilkumbrellaandwentoffwithitslowly.Theman

withthecigarlightingfollowedhim.z，Myumbrella,hesaid."Oh,isit?〃sneered

Soapy."Well,whydon，tyoucallapoliceman?Therestandsoneonthecorner.Itook

it.Yourumbrella!”Theumbrellaownerslowedhissteps.Thepolicemanlookedat

thetwocuriously.，z0fcourse,〃saidtheum