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限時(shí)練習(xí):40min完成時(shí)間:月日天氣:作業(yè)10閱讀理解特訓(xùn)(一)Danielwasalwaysmakingexcusesforforgettingtodothings.Hisusualexcusewas“Iwastoobusy.”Daniel’sparentswereworriedabouthim.“Heshouldn’tgothroughlife—makingexcusesallthetime.”hisfathersaid.“Noonewillbelieveinhimtodoanything.Hewon’tbeabletokeepajob.”“Idon’tknowwhatwecando.”hismothersaid.“Ihaveanidea.”hisfathersaid.“Ifthisdoesn’twork,nothingwill.”ThenextdaywasDaniel’sbirthday.Hewasreallylookingforwardtogettingexcitingpresents.Hewokeup,wishinghisparentsgivehimabirthdaypresent.Butallthemorningwhattheysaidwas“Goodmorning,Daniel.Hurry,oryouwillbelateforschool.”Therewerenopresents,notevenacard.Hewasreallydisappointed.“Nevermind.”hethought.“There’llbeasurpriseformeafterschool.”Buttherewasn’t.Sadly,hesaidtohisparentsatdinner.“Today’smybirthday.”“Oh,”hisfathersaid.“Soitis.Iforgot.”“SodidI.”hismothersaid.“Howcouldyouforget?”Danielasked.“Theremustbeareason(理由).”“Well,yes.”hisfathersaid.“Wehaveareallygoodexcuseforforgettingyourbirthday,Daniel.Wedidn’trememberyourbirthdaybecauseweweretoobusy.”PoorDaniel!Heneverhadastupidexcusefornotdoingsomethingagain.1.WhywereDaniel’sparentsworriedabouthim?A.Danielcouldn’tkeepajob.B.Danieldidn’tstudyhard.C.FewpeoplebelievedinDanieltodoanything.D.Danielalwaysmadeexcusesforforgettingtodothings.2.Daniel’sfatherhadanideaof______.A.givingDanielasurpriseB.teachingDanielalessonC.sendingDanielexcitingpresentsD.makingabigdinnerforDaniel3.Theunderlinedword“disappointed”inParagraph5means______.A.unhappy B.helpless C.excited D.a(chǎn)fraid4.WhywasDanielsadatdinner?A.Hewaslateforschool. B.Hisparentsforgothisbirthday.C.Hedidn’tgetthefoodhewanted. D.Hemadehisparentsangry.5.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Danielgotacardonhisbirthday.B.Hisparentsweretoobusytorememberhisbirthday.C.Danielwon’tmakeanysillyexcusesanymore.D.Danielforgottodothingsbecauseofhispoormemory(記憶力).(二)HabitsPersonsBeoutgoingIamanoutgoingperson.Iliketalkingtopeople.Idotherightthings,though(盡管)nooneasksmetodothem.Forexample,Iexercisetwiceaweek.—BillStudyfirst,thenplayIspendmytimeonrightthings.IsaynotothingsIshouldnotdo.Istudyfirst.AndthenIexerciseandplaygamestorelax.—TinaThinkforothersIdonotdobadthingstoothers.Ithinkthebestwaytokeepfriendshipisthinkingforothers.—TomListenbeforeyoutalkIlistentopeople’sideasandfeelings.Itrytothinkaboutthingsintheirways.Ilistentoothersanddon’tstoptheirtalking.IlookatpeoplewhenI’mtalkingwiththem.—JaneGettingtogetherisbetterIthinkpeople’sadviceisimportant.Icanlearnfromit.Iworkwellingroups.IneedtheirhelpwhenImeetbigproblems.Icangetbetterideaswhenworkingwithothers.—Dave6.HowoftendoesBillexercise?A.Onceaweek. B.Twiceamonth. C.Onceamonth. D.Twiceaweek.7.WhatisthebestwayforTomtokeepfriendship?A.Beingactive. B.Thinkingforothers.C.Studyingfirst. D.Gettingtogether.8.Jane______beforeshetalks.A.thinksforalongtime. B.listenstoothersC.stopsothers’talking D.looksattheperson9.WhydoesDavethinkgettingtogetherisbetter?A.Becausehealwayshasproblems.B.Becausehelikestoplaywithothers.C.Becausehealwaysneedshelpfromothers.D.Becausehecangetbetterideas.10.Fromthepassageweknowthat______.A.Billisnotashyperson.B.Tinalooksatpeoplewhenshe’stalkingwithpeople.C.Janeplaysgamesfirst.Andthenshestudies.D.Davedoesn’tneedpeople’shelpwhenhemeetsbigproblems.(三)Whatwilllifebelikeinthefuture?Howwillthingschange?Herearesomeideas.Whichoneswilletrue?Inthefuture,achange(變換)ofweatherwon’tmeanachangeofclothes.We’llwearanewkindofclothes.They’llbewarmwhenwe’recold,andcoolwhenwe’rehot.Therewillbenomorelightrainorcoldwindinspring.Theweatherwillbequitewarmorevenhotallyearround,withoutheavyrainorwind.Thesealevel(海平面)willbemuchhigher.Wewon’ttravelbybusorbybikeanymore.Everyfamilywillhaveasmallplane.Nomoreexpensivecars—it’llbecheaptotraveleverywherebyplane,notonlyoverland,butalsoovertheseaorevenintospace.Maybetherewillbetrafficjams(交通擁堵)intheair.Doyoulikelongholidays?Well,you’regoingtolikethefuturebecausemachinesandrobotswilldoalltheheavyanddifficultjobs,andwe’llonlydolightandeasywork.Workinghourswillbeshortsopeoplewillhavelongholidays.11.Accordingtothispassage,wewillwear________clothesindifferentweatherinthefuture.A.cold B.warm C.different D.thesame12.Inthefuture,theweatherwillbe________thanitisnow.A.hotter B.wetter C.drier D.colder13.Wherewillthetrafficjamhappen?A.Everywhere. B.Onthesea. C.Intheair. D.Overland.14.Whywillpeoplehavelongholidaysinthefuture?A.Becausetheywillhavenojobs. B.Becauserobotswilldoalltheeasyjobs.C.Becausetheirjobswillbetootiring. D.Becausetheywon’tneedtoworkforalongtime.15.Whichwouldbethebesttitle?A.WorkintheFuture B.RobotsandTrafficC.ClothesChangeintheFuture D.LifeintheFuture(四)Childrennowusuallysitalldayandspendtheirtimeinfrontofthescreens.That’snotgoodfortheirhealthandgrowth.Theyshouldplaymoresportsbecausesportsarefunandtheyarereallyimportantforchildren.Firstly,playingsportshelpschildrenkeephealthy.Manychildrentodaydon’tgetenoughexercise.Thisisoneofthereasonswhytheyarebeingtooheavy.Sportsareagreatwaytogetkidsmoving.Ifakidlikessoccerandtakespartinsoccergamesjusttwiceaweek,heorshewillbemuchstrongerthanthosewhoneverexerciseatall.Anotherbenefitofplayingsportsishelpingkidstoacceptfailure(失敗).Ofcourseitisimportanttowinagame,butifchildrenloseagame,cantheylearnanything?Soit’salsoimportantforchildrentoacceptthefailure.Theywillunderstandthattheyarenotbornwinners,andthentheycanmoveonandgofarther.Playingateamsportalsoteacheschildrenhowtoworktogether.Knowinghowtoworkasateamisgoodforkids’wholelife.Teamsportssuchasfootballandbasketballhelpimprovethisskill(技能).Childrencanlearnhowtosolveproblems,andhowtoworktogethertomakeamongoal(目標(biāo))etrue.Inshort,sportsareoneofthekeythingsforchildrentokeephealthybothinbodyandinmind.Childrenmustplaymoresports.It’stimetoturnofftheTVorputer,putdownthecellphoneandgetthemmoving!16.Whydomanychildrentodaybeetooheavy?A.Becausetheyliketoeatjunkfood.B.Becausetheygettoolittleexercise.C.Becausetheyhavebadsleepatnight.D.Becausetheyhavemanyproblemsinschoolwork.17.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“benefit”meaninChinese?A.好處 B.機(jī)會(huì) C.挑戰(zhàn) D.紀(jì)律18.Whichsportisgoodforlearningteamworkskillsaccordingto(根據(jù))thetext?A.Running. B.Swimming. C.Basketball. D.Tennis.19.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?A.It’seasierforchildrentoacceptloss.B.It’simportanttolearntoworkwithothersforchildren.C.Playingsportscanhelpchildrengetbettergradesatschool.D.Playingsportsismoreimportantforchildrenthanforadults.20.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.SportsGames B.HowtoPlaySportsC.ChildrenandSports D.DifferentKindsofSports(一)Whatareyougoingtodoifyouareinaburninghouse?Howwillyouescape(逃走)?Doyouknowhowtosaveyourself?Pleasereadthefollowingpassage.Escapingafireisaseriousmatter.Knowingwhattododuringafirecansaveyourlife.Itisimportanttoknowthewaysyoucanuseandshowthemtoeveryoneinthefamily,suchasstairwaysandfireescapes,butnotlifts.Fromthelowerfloorsofthebuildings,escapingthroughwindowsispossible.Youhavetolearnthebestwayofleavingbywindowswiththeleastchanceofserioushurt.Thesecondfloorwindowisusuallynotveryhighfromtheground.Itisabouttheheightofanaverageman.Ofcourse,itissafertojumpashortwaythantostayinaburningbuilding.Windowsarealsousefulwhenyouarewaitingforhelp.Besuretokeepthedoorclosed,orsmokeandfiremaybedrawnintotheroom.Keepthewindowopenandkeepyourheadlowatthewindowtobesureyougetfreshairratherthansmokethatmayleak(滲)intotheroom.Onasecondorthirdfloor,thebestwindowsforescapearethosethatopenontoaroof.Fromtheroofapersoncandroptothegroundmoresafely.Droppingontocement(水泥)mightendininjury.Bushes(灌木叢)andgrasscanhelptobreakafall.1.Itisimportantto________duringafire.A.putoutthefireintheburninghouseB.keepthedoorclosedC.knowthewaystoescapethefire2.Itispossibletoescapethroughthewindows________.A.ifyouhavealongrope(繩子)B.ifyouliveonalowerfloorC.iftherearesomebushesontheground3.ThefollowingescapingwaysisrightEXCEPT_________.A.usingalifttoedownatonceB.goingdownthroughstairwaysC.escapingfromthewindowsthatopenontoaroof4.Openthewindowsothat________ifthebuildingisonfire.A.youcangetfreshair B.youcancallforhelp C.youcaneasilyjumpoff5.Thebesttitleofthepassageis________.A.WaitingforHelpB.SavingYourselfintheBurningHouseC.EscapingfromtheWindows(二)IntheUnitedStates,parentsusuallyencouragetheirchildrentodeveloptheirpotential(潛能).Theypayattentiontowhattheirkidscando,notwhattheycan’t.Asaresult,USboysandgirlshopetobeactors,athletesanddoctors.Manyevenwanttobeepresidentswhentheygrowup.USparentsoftenencouragetheirchildrentotakepartinallkindsofactivitiesatschool.Theybelievethatjoiningintheseactivitiescanmaketheirchildrenmature(成熟).Schoolworkisimportant,buttheythinkthatsocialskillsareimportant,too.ButthingsinChinaaredifferent.Chineseparentsoftentelltheirchildrentostudyhardandpassexams.Theythinkthat,forastudent,stayingawayfromschoolbooksmeanswastingtime.Thisputsalotofpressure(壓力)onChinesestudents,soleadersinChina’seducationdepartmenthavecalledforlesshomeworkatthelowergrades.Onlyhealthykidscanbeehealthyadults.6.Americanparentsthinkthat________.A.schoolworkisasimportantassocialskillsB.schoolworkismoreimportantthansocialskillsC.schoolworkislessimportantthansocialskillsD.passingexamsisthemostimportantfortheirchildren7.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatmany________childrenhavetheirdreamjobs.A.Chinese B.American C.Japanese D.Greek8.________childrenhavemorepressureofstudy.A.TheUS B.TheChinese C.Allthe D.Afew9.Inwhichcolumnofanewspapercanwemostprobablyfindthepassage?A.LIFESTILE. B.EDUCATION. C.HEALTH. D.SPORTS.10.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.China’sEducation B.America’sEducationC.TheDifferencesBetweenChina’sEducationandAmerica’s D.Education(三)Amongallofmyteachers,Ilovedmyfirstgradeteachermost.HernamewasMs.Gross.Shehadasweetsmile.Shewasveryfriendlytousandnevershoutedatus.Wealllovedher.Myhappiestschoolmemories(回憶)areofthetimeIspentinherclassroom.Onesuchmemoryisstillwithmetothisday.Weweredoingmathproblemsthatwerewrittenontheblackboard.Ms.Grosswalkedthroughtheclassroom,checkingonourwork.IfinishedfirstandlookedupasMs.Grosswalkedupbehindme.Shelookedatmyworkcarefullyandsmiled.Thenshesaid,“Thisisgreatwork,Joe.Youareasmartboy.”Asshewalkedon,shegentlytouched(溫柔地?fù)崦?myhead.Ifeltsohappytohearwhatshesaid.Fromthenon,IwantedtobeassmartasshethoughtIwas.IworkedhardtobethebestpersonIcouldbe.Asthepoet(詩人)DavidWhytewrote,“Peoplearehungry,andonegoodwordisbreadforathousand.”Ms.Grossshowedmehowmuchonepersoncouldinfluence(影響)another.Everykindwordisatreasure(財(cái)富).11.WhatdoesthewriterthinkofMs.Gross?A.Kind. B.Funny. C.Smart. D.Boring.12.WhenMs.Grosswalkedthroughtheclassroom,thewriterwas________.A.eatingbread B.lookingaroundC.doingmathproblems D.checkingonhiswork13.What’stherightorderofthefollowingthingsaccordingtoParagraph2?①Ifinishedmyworkandlookedup.②Ms.Grossgentlytouchedmyhead.③Ms.Grosswalkedthroughtheclassroom.④Ms.Grosslookedatmyworkcarefullyandsmiled.A.③④①② B.③①④② C.①③④② D.①③②④14.Thewriterworkedhardbecause________.A.hedidbadlyinhisstudy B.helikeddoingmathproblemsC.hewantedtobeateacher D.hewantedtobethebestpersonhecouldbe15.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphmean?A.Breadisgoodforus.B.Breadisasimportantasonegoodword.C.Whenwearehungry,weneedtoeatsomething.D.Whatapersonsayshasagreatinfluenceonothers.(四)DuringtheJinDynasty,therewasachildnamedCheYin.Hewassmartandlovedtoread.Hegrewupinapoorfamilyandtherewasnolightforhimtostudyatnight.Onenight,hesawfireflies(螢火蟲)outsidehishouseandcameupwithanidea.Hecaughtmanyfirefliesandputtheminabag.Withtheweaklightofthefireflies,CheYincouldseethewordsonthebooks,andhespentallofhissummernightsreadinglikethis.Atthesametime,anotherchildnamedSunKangalsolovedreading.Onenightduringwinter,Sunusedupallofhislampoil(燈油)andcouldn’tstudyanylonger.Hewasworriedanddidn’tknowwhattodo.Suddenly,hefoundthatthesnowoutsidewasshiningunderthemoonlight.Hisfirstthoughtwas“Oh,Icanusethelightfromthesnowtoread!”Hetookouthisbooksandreadcarefully,eventhoughtheweatherwasreallycold.Bothofthetwokidsbecameverysuccessfulwhentheygrewup.PeoplethoughttheywerereallyhardworkingandtheChinesesayingnangyingyingxueevencamefromtheirstories,whichmeans“toreadbythelightofbaggedfirefliesorthemoonlightfromthesnow”.Inthepast,peoplehadahardertimestudyingthanwedonow.Thelightwasnottheonlydifficultyintheirway.Booksweree

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