八年級(jí)英語閱讀理解每日一練

PAGE頁碼頁碼/NUMPAGES總頁數(shù)總頁數(shù)八年級(jí)英語閱讀理解每日一練八年級(jí)英語閱讀理解每日一練Passage1(Elizabeth→E;Man→M)E:Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou?M:Goodafternoon.I'mlookingforaplacetorestnearhere.E:Yes,certainly.Doyouwantahoteloraguesthouse?M:Ahotelwillbefine.E:InMarlowtowncenterorwouldyouliketostayoutside?M:Intowncenter,please.E:Right.Wouldyoulikemetomakeabookingforyou?M:Yes,please.Thanksalot.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正誤（T或F）：（)1.ElizabethisworkinginMarlowTouristInformationCenter.（)2.Shehelpspeopletofindplacestovisit.（)3.ThemanisatouristtoMarlow.（)4.Themanwantstostayoutsidethetown.（)5.Themanmakesabookingforthehotel.Passage2Livelyday,thepeopleontheseashore(海岸)heardashout.Theyallrantothesea.Theretheysawamaninthewatercallingforhelp.Ayoungsoldierwasreallyastrongswimmerandsoonpulledthemanbacktotheshore.Allthepeoplethereadmired(敬慕)thesoldier.Themanwassaved.Hedressedverywell.Everybodycouldseethathewasarichman.Afterhecouldspeak,themanthankedthesoldier,andtookoutashilling(先令;英國(guó)早期的一種貨幣單位).Heputtheshillingintothesoldier'shand.Butthesoldierrefused(拒絕)totakethemoney.Thepeoplearoundhimwereallveryangrywiththerichmanandtheywantedtogoaway.Butanoldmanlaughedandsaidloudly:“I'msuretherichmanknowsbesthowmuchhislifeis.”()1._________jumpedintotheseaandsavedtherichman.A.ApoormanB.AstrongsoldierC.AnoldsoldierD.Arichman（)2.Thesoldierwas_________.A.youngandstrongB.youngandweakC.oldandstrongD.verytall（)3.Thesoldierdidn'ttakethemoneybecausehe_________.A.wantedmoreB.didn'twantanyC.didn'tlikeD.thoughtittooless（)4.Ithappened_________.A.inEnglandB.inChinaC.inAmericaD.inGerman（)5.TheoldmanhelpedA.therichmanB.nobodyC.himselfD.thesoldierPassage3WhenJackgottoLondon,hisfacebecamebrightandhestartedlookingaroundthecity.HethoughtheknewEnglishverywell.ButwhenhewasinLondon,hefoundhecouldn'tunderstandaword,andnobodyunderstoodhim,atfirsthehadmanydifficulties(困難).AnEnglishfriendofhislivednexttohim.Heoftenaskedhimforhelp.SoonhegottoknowhemustlearnspokenEnglishwell.Hebegangoingtoallkindsofmeetings.Healwayssatinthefrontseatsandcarefullystudiedthespeaker'smouth.ListeningtospokenEnglishdidhimalotofgood.LittlebylittlehefoundEnglisheasiertounderstand.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正誤（T或F）：()1.WhenJackgottoLondon,hecouldspeakEnglishwell.()2.WhenJackgottoLondon,histeacherhelpedhim.()3.InLondon,JackfoundnobodycouldunderstandhisEnglish.()4.SoonJackknewhemustlearnspokenEnglishfirst.()5.JackwenttoallkindsofmeetingstolearnspokenEnglish.Passage4ThecityofBostonhasapopulationofmorethan500,000andisthecapitalofMassachusetts.Morethansixteencolleges(學(xué)院)anduniversitiesareinBoston.TheBostonPublic(公共的)LibraryisthesecondlargestpubliclibraryintheUnitedStates.Founded(建立)in1630,BostonisoneoftheoldestcitiesintheUnitedStates.Manypeoplethinkcowsdesigned(設(shè)計(jì))Boston'sstreets.AnoldstorytellsusthatearlypeopleinBostonsimplybuiltroadswherethecowshadmadeways.Sincecowsdonotwalkfromoneplacetoanotherinastraightline,manyofBoston'sstreetswind(彎曲)theirwayaroundthecity.()1.Whatwouldbeagoodtitleforthispassage?A.SomeFacts(事實(shí))AboutBostonB.HowCowsHelpBostonC.Boston'sPublicLibraryD.ABeautifulCity（)2.ThewriterwantedtoA.askpeopletovisitBostonB.giveinformationaboutBostonC.tellafunnystoryaboutcowsD.telluswhypeopleliveinBoston（)3.What'stheopinionofthewriter?A.BostonisthecapitalofMassachusetts.B.Bostonwasfoundedin1630.C.Morethan500,000peopleliveinBoston.D.CowsplayedanimportantpartinBoston'shistory.（)4.Whichoftheseisnotwritteninthearticle?A.Thepubliclibrary.B.Thecows.C.Thecityhall.D.Thecollegesanduniversities.（)5.Whichoftheseisright?A.Massachusettsisalargecountry.B.Bostonhasmorepubliclibrariesthananyothercity.C.ManystreetsinBostonarenotstraight.D.BostonstreetsweredesignedbyAmericanIndians.Passage5Averyoldladywonamilliondollarsinalottery(彩票).Hersonandhiswifeheardthenewsontheradio.“Howarewegoingtotellyourmother?”thewifeasked.“itmightkillher!”“That'sright.”thesonsaid,“perhapswe'dbettertellherdoctoraboutit.He'llknowhowtotellthenewstoher.”Thentheytoldittotheoldlady'sdoctor.“I'mgladyoutoldme.”hesaid,“ashock(打擊),evenahappyonecouldbringonaheartproblem.Leaveittome.I'llfindawayoftellingher.”Hethoughtabouttheproblemforseveraldays,thendecidedwhathewouldsay.Hewenttovisittheoldladyandsatbyherside.Hetookherhandsinhis.“Let'splayagame,mydear.”hesaid.“Oh,yes.”theoldladysaid,“Iloveplayinggames.”“Good,I'llaskyouaquestionfirst.”thedoctorsaid,“tellme,whatwouldyoudoifyouwonamilliondollarsinthelottery?”“Oh,that'saneasyone.”theoldladysaid,“I'dgiveyoumostofitbecauseyouhavebeensogoodtomealltheseyears!”Thedoctorfellonthefloor.Hehaddiedofashock.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正誤（T或F）()1.Theoldladygotthenewsfirst.（)2.Thedoctorsaidthathewasgladwhentheyaskedhimforhelp.（)3.Onedaythedoctorhadatalkwiththeoldladyatthedoctor'sclinic.（)4.Theoldladywouldgivethedoctormostofthemoneyifshewon.（)5.Thegoodnewsbecameabadthingbecauseitkilledthedoctor.Passage6JoeBrownhadashopwherehesoldmeat.Onedayawomancameintotheshopatfivetoone."I'msorryI'mlate."shesaid,"Ineedsomemoremeatformydinnertonight."Joehadonlyonepieceofmeatinhisshop.Hetookitoutofthefridgeandsaid:"Thisis$6.50.""Thatpieceistoosmall."thewomansaid,"haven'tyougotanythingbigger?"Joewentintotheroombehindhisshop,tookthemeatintothefridge,tookitoutagainandclosedthedoorwithalotofnoise.Thenhebroughtthepieceofmeattothewomanandsaid:"Thispieceofmeatisbiggerandmoreexpensive.It's$8.75.""Good."thewomansaidwithasmile,"givemebothofthem,please?"()1.WhatwasJoeBrown?A.Abodkseller.B.Ashopkeeper.C.Aconductor.D.Agateman.A.Lateintheevening.B.Atmidnight.C.Earlyinthemorning.D.Earlyintheafternoon.()3.Whydidn'tthewomanwantthatpieceofmeatatfirst?BecauseA.itwastoocheapB.itsmeltbadC.itcosttoomuchD.itwasn'tbigenough()4.Howmanypiecesofmeatwerekeptinthefridge?A.Onlyonepieceofmeat.B.Twopiecesofmeat.C.Severalpiecesofmeat.D.Manypiecesofmeat.()5.CouldJoegivethewomanbothpiecesofmeat?A.Certainly.B.Ofcoursenot.C.Hewouldtryhisbest.D.Thestorydoesn;tgiveustheanswers.Passage7Amanwaswalkingthroughaforest.Hehadafewcapsinhishand.Intheforesttherewerealotofmonkeys.hwashot,sohedecidedtohavearestunderatree.Heputacaponhisheadandlaydowntosleep.Whenhewokeup,hecouldn'tfindhiscaps,"Wherearemycaps?"hecriedandlookedup.Hesawsomemonkeysinthetree.Eachhadacaponitshead."Givebackmycaps!"shoutedthemantothemonkeys.Butthemonkeysdidn'tunderstandhim.Theyonlyjumped,dancedandlaughed."HowcanIgetbackmycaps?"hethoughthard.Atlasthehadanidea.Hetookoffhiscapandthrewitontheground.Thelittlemonkeysdidthesamething.Happilythemanpickedupallthecapsandwentonhisway.判斷正誤（T或F）：（)1.Onedayamanwasgoingthroughaforest.（)2.Themandecidedtohavearestbecausehewasill.（)3.Whenthemanwokeup,hefoundhiscapsweregone.（)4.Themansawalotofbirdsinthetree.（)5.Themanwasangrywhenhegotallhiscapsback.Passage8Anowl（貓頭鷹）isabirdwithverybigeyes.Theseeyesmaketheowllookclever.Theowlcannotmoveitseyesfreely(自由地)aswecan.Itcanonlylookstraight(筆直地)ahead(向前).Ifitwantstolookatbothsides,itmustturnitsneck.Owlsseebetteratnightthanduringtheday.Atnighttheylookforfood.Theyeatmice(老鼠)andinsects(昆蟲).Owlsmakeastrange(奇怪的)noise.Becausetheowlssleepmostoftheday,theyusuallygivetheircriesatnight.Thecrysoundslike"Whooo!Whooo".Thisstrangesoundsometimesfrightens(使…害怕)peopleatnight.()1.AnowllookscleverbecauseA.ithasabeautifulbodyB.ithasbigeyesC.itcanlookstraightaheadD.itcanturnitsneck()2.AnowllooksforfoodatnightbecauseA.ithaslargeeyesB.itcan'tmoveitseyesfreelyaswecanC.itseesbetteratnightthanduringthedayD.itcan'tseeanythingatallduringtheday()3.AnowllivesonA.smallbirdsB.allkindsofbirdsC.allkindsofsmallanimalsD.noneoftheabove()4.ThecryofanowlisA.frighteningB,goodtolistentoC.likeasongD.likethesoundofacow()5.ManmustnotkillowlsbecauseA.theydon'tdoanythingwrongB.theyaregood-lookingandhavetwobigeyesC.theycryonlyatnightD.theyarehelpfultousPassage9Jimmylivesinthecountry,andhelovesplayingintherivernearhishouse.Buthisfathergetsajobinabigcity,andhegoestherewithhisfamily.Theirnewhousehasagarden,butthegardenisverysmall.Jimmyisn'thappy."Isthereafivernearhere?"heisaskinghismotheronthefirstmorning.Hismotherisanswering:"No,thereisn't,butthere'saniceparknearhere,Jimmy,andthere'sapool"init.We'regoingtherethisafternoon."Jimmyishappynow.Afterlunch,Jimmyandhismothergotothepark,Jimmywantstowalknearthepool,butthereisasignbeforeit.Hismotherreadsittohim:"Thispoolisdangerous.367peoplehavefalleninit."Jimmylooksintothepoolcarefully.Andhesays:"ButIcan'tseethem."判斷正誤（T或F）：()l.ThereisagardennearJimmy'soldhouse:()2.Jimmymovestoabigcitybecausehisfathergetsajobinthebigcity.()4.Thesigntellspeoplenottowalknearthepool.()5.367peoplehavefallenintotheriver.Passage10Mr.Knottwasateacher.HetaughtinabigschoolinLondon.Helivedalongwayfromtheschool,sohewasusuallyquitetiredwhenhegothome.Atnineo'clockoneeveningwhenhewasinbed,thetelephonebellranginthehall,sohewentdownstairs,pickedupthetelephoneandsaid:"Hello!Who'sspeaking,please?""Watt"amananswered."What'syourname,please?"saidMr.Knott."Watt'smyname."wastheanswer."Yes,Iaskedyouthatwhat'syourname?"Mr.Knottsaidagain."Itoldyou.Watt'smyname."saidtheotherman,"AreyouJackSmith?""No,I'mKnott."answered.Mr.Knott.BothMr.WattandMr.Knottputtheirtelephonesdownangrilyandthought:"Whatarude（粗魯?shù)模?foolish（愚蠢的;傻的）man！"()1.Mr.Knottwasusuallytiredintheeveningbecause________.A.hewasateacherB.heworkedveryhardinaschoolC.helivedalongwayfromschoolD.hetaughttoomanystudents（)2.Mr.Knottwentdownstairsatnineoneevening________.A.totelephoneMr.WattB.tomeetMr.WattC.whensomeoneranghimupD.whenthedoorbellrang（)3.Mr.Wattwantedtospeakto________.A.hiswifeB.Mr.KnottC.JackSmithD.Mrs.Knott（)4."Watt'smyname"means________.A.What'smyname?B.MynameisWhatC.Areyouaskingmyname?D.MynameisWatt（)5.Mr.Knottdidn'tunderstandwhatMr.Wattsaidbecause________.A.hewasafoolishteacherB.hehadbadearsC.Mr.Wattdidn'tspeakloudlyenoughD.The“a”in“watt”ispronounced(發(fā)音)asthe"a"in"what"Passaoe11OnSaturday,Anncamehomefromschoolalittleearlier.Shefeltworried.Shewantedtogetreadyforherparty."Mother,canwecookthefoodnow,please?"shesaid,"I'mworriedaboutmyparty.""Thesandwichesareallready."saidAnn,"noteveryonelikessandwiches.Whataboutmybirthdaycake?""Imadeyourbirthdaycakelastnightwhenyouwereinbed.Mrs.Readanswered,"weonlyneedtoputthecandlesonit,now.""Oh,good!"saidAnn,"mayIputthemon?"Annbegantoputcandlesonhercake.Thenshecountedthem."Therearen'tenoughcandles."saidAnn."Thereareonlytwelve.Weneedonemore.""I'11getanotheronenow."saidhermother,"don'tworry."判斷正誤（T或F）：（)1.Annwasworriedabouttheparty.（)2.Annhaveabirthdaycakeforherbirthday.（)3.Annwastwelveyearsold.（)4.Theyputthecandlesonthebirthdaycake.（)5.Theyhadtwelvecandles.Passage12Mr.Brownlivedinasmalltown,buthegotajobinabigcity,sohemovedtherewithhiswifeandhistwochildrenlastTuesday.ThenextdayMr.Browntookhisnewcaroutofthegarageandwaswashingitwhenaneighborcame.Theneighborstoppedandlookedatthenewcarforaminute.ThenMr.Brownturnedandsawhim.Theneighborsaid:"That'sanewear.Isityours?""Sometimes."Mr.Brownanswered.Theneighborwassurprised."Sometimes?"hesaid,"whatdoyoumean?""Well."answeredMr.Brownslowly,"whenthere'sapartyintown,itbelongstomydaughter,Jean.Whenthere'safootballgame,itbelongstomyson,Joe.WhenIhavewasheditanditlooksreallyniceandclean,itbelongstomywife,Mary.Andwhenitneedsgas,it'smine."()1.Thereare__________peopleinthestory.A.threeB.fourC.sixD.five()2.Mr.Brownworkedin__________.A.asmalltownB.abigcityC.thegarageD.thegasstation()3.WhenMr.Brownwaswashingthenewcar,hisneighborcametoaskhim__________.A.ifthecarwasnewB.whatcaritwasC.ifthecarwasMr.Brown'sD.whosecaritwas()4.Whentherewasafootballmatch,thecarbelongedto__________.A.Mr.BrownB.theneighborC.Jean'sbrotherD.Jean()5.“Sometimes”inthestorymeansthat__________.A.whentherewasapartyintown,thecarbelongedtohisdaughterB.whentherewasafootballgame,itwashisson'sC.whenthecarlookedniceandclean,itwashiswife'sD.whentheearwantedgas,itbelongedtohimPassage13WhenJimmywasaboy,helikedwatchesandclocksverymuch.Whenhewaseighteenyearsold,hewentintothearmy.Andafterayear,hebegantoteachhimselftomendwatehes.Alotoffriendsbroughthimbrokenwatches,andhemendedthemforthem.Thenhiscaptainheardaboutthis,andonedayhebroughthimawatchtooandsaid:"Mywatchhasstopped,canyoumenditforme,please?"Jimmysaid："Yes,sir.Ican."Afterafewdays,hebroughtthewatchbacktothecaptain."HowmuchdoIowe（欠…錢）you?"theofficerasked."Onepound,sir."Jimmyanswered.Thenhetookasmallbagoutofhispocketandgaveittothecaptain,saying:"Herearethreewheelsfromyourwatch.Ididn'tfindaplaceforthemwhenIputeverythingback."判斷正誤（T或F）：()1.AfterJimmyjoinedthearmy,hebegantolearnhowtomendwatches.()2.Hisfriendssometimesbroughthimnewwatches.()3.OnedaythecaptainaskedJimmytomendhiswatch.()4.Theofficerwantedtoknowhowmanywheelswereinhiswatch.()5.AtlastJimmymadethewatchworse.Passage14July20th,1969wasanimportantday.TwoAmericanslandedonthemoon.TheirnameswereArmstrongandAldrin.Theywentthereinaspaceship.ItsnamewasApollo11.Apollo11leftCapeKennedyonJuly16thandwentthreehundredandeighty-fivethousandkilometers.IttookthetwoAmericansthreedaystogetthere.OnJuly20ththespaceshiplandedintheSeaofTranquility（寧靜）.Armstrongfirststeppedontothemoon.Theypickedupsomerocksandputtheminthespaceship.Theyjumpedupanddown.Theyweretiredaftertheirmoonwalk,sotheyrested.OnJuly21stApollo11leftthemoonandreturnedtotheEarth.Threedayslater,itcamedowninthePacificOcean.AshiptookthementoAmerica.()1.Themoonis________kilometersawayfromtheearth.A.385B.3850C.385000()2.ThetwoAmericansstayedonthemoonforabout________.A.threedaysB.sixdaysC.onedayD.fourdays()3."TheSeaofTranquility'heremeans________.A.theearthB.themoonC.theworld()4.July20th,1969wasanimportantdaybecause________.A.Apollo11landedonthemoonB.mancouldnotgettothemoonbyspaceshipC.itwasthefirsttimeforhumanbeingstolandonthemoonD.Americanswerethefirstmentogettothemoon（)5.Thebesttitleforthispassageis________.A.TwoAmericansontheMoonB.AnimportantdayC.OntheMoonD.TheFirstMenontheMoonPassage15（滅絕).Butzoosgivetheseanimalsachancetolive.Withoutzoos,therewouldbefewerkindsofanimalsintheworld.However,somepeoplethinkitisunnatural(非自然的)andunfair（不公平的）tokeepwild（野生的）animalsincages.Mostanimalsarekeptincagesthataretoosmallforthem.Theanimalssuchasbearsandtigersalwayslooksadincages.Wildanimalsshouldlookfortheirownfood.Anyonewouldnotfeelhappyifheisn'tallowed(允許)togooutsidehishomeandanimalsdon'tlikeiteither.判斷正誤（T或F）：()1.Ifyoudon'tgotoazoo,youcan'tseedogs.()2.Inthezoos,allanimalsarehappy.()3.Inthewild,animalslookfortheirownfood.()4.Accordingto（根據(jù))thelastsentence,wecansayanimalsliketostayinthecages.()5.ThewriterisnotsurewhetheritisbetterforanimalstostayinZoos.Passage16BigBenisnotthenameofaman.It'sthenameofahugeclockinLondon.LondonisthecapitalofEngland.Thisdockhasfourfaces.So,nomatterwhereyoustand,youcanreadthetimeonthefaceofBigBen.Eachfaceisthesizeofadoubledeckerbus.Thehandsareaboutfourmeterslong.Itisaboutthesizeoftwopeoplestandingonthetopofeachother.IfyougotoLondon,youmaywanttoVisittheHousesofParliament(國(guó)會(huì)大廈).Inthatplace,youwillfindBigBensitsatthetopoftheclocktowerintheHousesofParliament.Youwillprobablyhearitaswellasseeit.Thegiantclockmakessuchaloudnoise:"Dingdong,dingdong."Itgoeseveryquarterofahour.Theclockwasnamedafterabigman.HewasSirBenjaminHall.ThismandidmuchbuildingworkinLondonmanyyearsago.（)1.BigBenis______.A.adoubledeckerbusB.ahugeclockC.abuildingD.thenameofBen()2.Theclockstrikesevery,______ofanhour.A.tenminutesB.fifteenminutesC.twentyminutesD.thirtyminutes（)3.Whichtwowordsmeanthesameaslarge?A.Giantandsmall.B.Giganddouble.C.Giantandhuge.D.Hugeandloud.（)4.YoucanreadthetimeofBigBenA.onthefacesoftheclockB.atthetopoftheclocktowerC.onthehandsofthehugeclockD.intheHousesofParliament（)5.ThetitleofthispassageisA.ThecapitalofEnglandB.AclockC.SirBenjaminHallD.BigBenPassage17Abusinessmanhadworkedtoomuch.Hefoundthathecouldn'tsleepatnight,butoftenfellasleepduringtheday.Hebecameveryworried,sohewenttoseehisdoctor."Canyouhelpme,doetor?"heasked,"Isleptsowell,butnowIsleeplessthantwohoursatnight."Thedoctorlookedhimovercarefully,gavehimsometests,askedhimtoworklesshard,andtoldhimtotakesomemedicinetohelphim.Hesaidhewassurethathewasnotseriouslyill,andthathewouldsoonbebetter.Butthebusinessmangrewworseinsteadofbetter.Hesleptevenlessthanbeforeatnightandwasstillfallingasleepinhisoffice.Hevisitedthedoctoragainandagainandittookthedoctoralongtimetofindoutthereason:thebusinessman'swifewasgivinghimthesleepingmedicineinthemorningandtheonestokeephimawakeatnight.判斷正誤：()1.Thebusinessmancouldn'tfallasleepbecausehewasworriedabouthisbusiness.()2.Thebusinessmanworkedatnightandsleptduringtheday.()3.Thebusinessmanvisitedthedoctoragainandagainbecausehestillcouldn'tsleepatall.()4.Thedoctortoldthemanhewasn'tseriouslyillandwouldsoonbewell.()5.Thebusinessmangrewworsebecausethedoctorgavehimthewrongmedicine.Passaoe18Australiaisthegreatestislandintheworld.ItisalittlesmallerthanChina.Itistothesouthoftheequator(赤道).Sowhenitissummerinourcountry,itiswinterinAustralia.Australiaisbig,butthepopulationthereisthin.ThepopulationofAustraliaisthesameasthatofShanghai,acityinChina.Australiaisfamousforitssheepandkangaroos(袋鼠).Afterashortdrivefromanytown,youwillfindyourselfinthemiddleofwhitesheep.Sheepareeverywhere.Haveyouseenakangaroo?Ithasa"bag"belowitsbreast(胸).Themotherkangarookeepsitsbabykangaroointhe"bag".Itisverystrange,isn'tit?（)1.Chinais（）thanAustralia,A.largerBIlargeC.smallD.smaller()2.Itis（）inAustraliawhenitissummerinourcountry.A.autumnB.springC.winterD.summer()3.ThepopulationofAustraliaisthesameasthatof（）inChina.A.BeijingB.TianjinC.NanjingD.Shanghai（)4.Australiaisfamousforits（）A.kangaroosB.deerC.elephantsD.birds（)5.Austaliaistothesouthoftheequator.So（）A.itisthegreatestlandintheworldB.itishotsummerinDecemberC.itiscoldwinterinDecemberD.itspopulationisthinPassage19Maryissixyearsold.Sheoftengoestotheshopandgoestothechurchwithhermother.Shelikesfollowinghermother.Oneday,whentheyareinthechurch,thepastorasks:"Whowantstogototheheaven?Pleaseputupyourhand."AllthepeopleexceptMaryputuptheirhands."Wheredoyouwanttogo,mygirl?"asksthepastor."Iwanttogohomewithmymother."answersMary.Whentheygethome,itisdark.Hermotherbeginstodohousework.Sheisverybusy.Shewashessomeclothes.Shecleansthetableandthechairs.Thenshewantstosweepthefloor.Butthebroomisn'tinthehouse."Couldyouhelpme,Mary?Wouldyouliketogooutandbringthebroomforme?""I'dloveto,butit'stoodarkoutside.AndIfeelfear.""Neverfear.Godcanhelpyou."Maryopensthedoorandsays:"Oh,mydearGod,pleasepassthebroomtome."Sheputsherhandoutofthedoor.判斷正誤：（)1:Maryisagirl.（)2.MarythinksGodisateacher.（)3.Hermotherdoesthehouseworkinthemorning.（)4.HermotherwantsMarytohelpher.（)5.Mary'smotherneedsaknife.Passage20Afrogisborninasmallfiver.Whenitisyoung,theriverishishome.Hedoesn'tknowhisparents,buthehashundredsofbrothersandsisters.Heswimsaboutandplaysalldaywiththem.Atthattime,hedoesn'tlooklikehisparents.Hehasnolegsbuthehasalongtail.Sohelookslikeafish.Thenhistailgetsshorterandshorter.Andhehasfourlegsandaveryshorttail.Helookslikehisparentsnow.Thenhe'sgoingtoeatalotofinsects——alotofbadinsects.()1.Whereisafrogborn?A.Inahole.B.Intheland.C.Inariver.D.Inasea.()2.Whichofthefollowingisfight?A.Ababyfrogstaysathomeandknowsonlyhisparents.B.Ababyfroglookslikeabirdandhedoesn'tknowhisparents.C.Ababyfroglookslikehisparents,buthedoesn'tknowthem.D.Ababyfroglookslikeafishandhaslotsofbrothersandsisters.()3.Whodoesafrogplaywithallday?A.Hisparents.B.Hisbrothersandsisters.C.Fish.D.Insects.（)4.Whatdoesafroglooklike?A.Helookslikeafish.B.Hehasfourlegsandaveryshorttail.C.Helookslikeaninsect.D.Hehasfourlegsandalongtail.（)5.AbabyfrogA.canswimB.cannotswimC.cannoteatD.caneatinsectsPassage21Mikewasasmallboy,andhedidn'tlikewashinghishands.E,cerydayhismothersaidtohim:"Mike,yourhandsareverydirtyagain.Goandwashthem."ButMikeneverwashedthemwell.Heonlyputtheminthewaterforaminuteandtookthemoutagain.Mike'sauntlivedinahotherstreet.Oneday,shecametostaywithMike'sparents,andshecamewithhersmallson,Ted.TedwasayearyoungerthanMike,andhedidn'tlikewashinghishands,either.Firsttheboyswerewiththeirparents,thentheywenttoplay.Whentheyweresitting,MikelookedatTed'shandsandsaid:"Myhandsaredirtierthanyours.""Certainlytheyare."Tedanswered,"youareayearolderthanIam."判斷正誤：（)1.Mikealwayswashedhishandscarefully.（)2.MikewasolderthanTed.（)3.Ted'shandswerealittlecleanerthanMike's.（)4.Mike'sauntlivedinthestreetnexttohishouse.（)5.Mike'shandsweredirtierthanTed'sbecausehewasolder.Passage23KateisanEnglishgirl.ShelivesinatallbuildinginthecityofLondon.Therearesixteenfloorsinthebuilding,andshel