專題06 閱讀理解A篇（期末真題速遞18篇）-八年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（牛津上海版）

專題06閱讀理解A篇（期末真題速遞，18篇）（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海閔行·期末）Todaymanypeopleallovertheworldridebicycles.Thisisbecauseit’sawonderfulmeansoftransport.Itisalsoanexcellentformofexercise.Bicyclesdon’tpollutetheair,either.Nowthereareaboutabillionbicyclesintheworld.Buthowmuchdoyouknowaboutbicycles?About100millionbicyclesaremadearoundtheworldeachyear.NowthereareoverahalfbillionbicyclesinChina.BikesfirstcametoChinainthe1800s.Todaybicyclesareveryimportantfortransportationintheworld.Thenwhoinventedthebicycles?Alongtimeago,LeonardoDaVincidrewsomeroughpicturesthatlookedlikeabicycle.Butheisnottheinventorofabicycle.In1690,aFrenchmannamedDeSivracinventedthefirstbicycle.Butitdidn’thavepedals(腳蹬).In1840,aScottishnamedKirkpatrickMacmillanaddedpedals.Peoplethoughtofhimastheinventoroftherealbicycle.Ridingabicyclehasmanyhealthbenefits.Ridingforthreehoursorthirtykilometreseveryweekcutsyourrisk(風(fēng)險(xiǎn))ofheartdiseaseinhalf.ManypeopleinAsiaandEuropeusetheirbicycleswhentravellingshortdistances.However,Americansonlyusetheirbicyclesonceinahundredtrips.Iftheyusetheirbicyclesalot,theywouldsavealotofgasandhelpprotecttheenvironment(環(huán)境).1．“________”isNOTthereasonthatpeopleridebicyclesaccordingtothepassage.A．Itdoesn’tpollutetheair.B．It’sanexcellentformofexercise.C．Ithelpspeoplemakegoodfriends.D．It’sawonderfulmeansoftransportation.2．________bicyclesaremadearoundtheworldeachyear.A．AboutonebillionB．About100millionC．AboutonemillionD．About100billion3．Thethirdparagraphmainlytellsus________.A．thetypesofbicyclesB．theadvantagesofbicyclesC．theproblemsofbicyclesD．theinventorofbicycles4．________isconsideredas(被認(rèn)為)therealinventorofthebicycleaccordingtothepassage.A．LeonardoDaVinciB．FrenchmannamedDeSivracC．KirkpatrickMacmillanD．Thepassagedoesn'ttelluswho5．Theunderlinedword“benefits”means“________”inChinese.A．利潤(rùn) B．益處 C．習(xí)慣D．原因6．Wemayknowthat________fromthepassage.A．AmericansridebicycleslessthanAsiansB．EuropeansdonothaveheartdiseasesC．EuropeansdonotridebicyclesD．Asiansaretoopoortobuycars（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海浦東新·期末）Choosethebestanswer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福㊣magineaschoolwhereyouaretheonlystudent—whereyoucomefirstineverytest.Welcometothelifeoften-year-oldAronAnderson,whogoestoschoolinOutSkerries,agroupofsmall,remoteislandsinScotland.Aronhasbeentheonlyboyathisschoolfortwomonths.TheOutSkerriesIslands,whicharearound280kmfromthecoastofScotland,arehometoabout70people.ThenearesttownisLerwickontheShetlandIslands.Youcanonlygettherebyboatandittakestwoandahalfhours.ApartfromAron’sschool,therearetwoshops,achurchandacommunityhallontheislands.Aronisn’ttheonlychildontheislandsandhehasn’talwaysbeentheonlystudentattheschool.UntilJulytherewereseveralotherchildrenthere,includingAron’stwobrothers.Butnowtheyareolder,sotheygotothesecondaryschoolinLerwick.Theyonlygobacktotheirhomesattheweekend.AronhasbeentheonlystudentsinceSeptember.Theschoolisverysmall.Ithastwoclassrooms,anartroom,amusicroomandalibrary.EachweekAronstudiesMaths,English,ScienceandArtwiththesameteacher.ShealsogiveshimPElessons.Thisisusuallyanhour-longwalkaroundtheislands.Healsohastheschoolplaygroundalltohimself.Ofcourse,thereisoneproblem.Hehasnoonetoplaywith.What’smore,Aron’seducationisn’tcheap.ItcoststheUKgovernment￡75,357eachyear.ThatistwicethepriceitcostsparentstosendachildtoBritain’smostfamousprivateschool,Eton.Somepeoplewanttoclosedowntheschool.Theythinkitistoomuchmoneytospendononechild’seducation.AronhaslivedinOutSkerriessincehewasbornandlovestheoutdoorlife.Heenjoysexploringtheislandsonhisbikeanddivingintotheseafromthepier.Likemostboyshisage,healsolikeswatchingTVandplayingonhisgamesconsole.Buthismother,whoworksinoneoftheshopsontheislands,isworriedthatAronmightgetlonely.Shewouldliketoseemorefamilieswithchildrencomingtolivethere.Alotofpeoplehavemovedawaysincethelocalsalmonfactoryclosedtenyearsago.That’swhytherearesofewchildrenontheislandsandwhyAronhasfoundhimselfbeingknownastheloneliestschoolboyinBritain.1．Aron’sschoolisinOutSkerriesin________.A．England B．Scotland C．Wales D．NorthernIsland2．IttakesAron________togettothenearesttown,Lerwickbyboat.A．1.5hours B．2hours C．2.5hours D．3hours3．Aronlikestodothefollowingactivitiesexcept________.A．ridinghisbikeontheislandsB．playingvolleyballC．divingintotheseaD．playinggames4．Aron’smotherisworriedthatArongets________inschool.A．relaxed B．excited C．frightened D．lonely5．Whichofthefollowingsentencesisright?A．Aronistheonlychildontheislands.B．NowAron’sbrothersattendschoolinLerwick.C．TwodifferentteachersteachAron.D．It’scheapertostudyinAron’sschoolthaninEton.6．Wemayfindthisarticleinthe________sectioninaschoolnewspaper.A．a(chǎn)dvertisement B．sports C．story D．health（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海普陀·期末）Choosethebestanswer.(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?1．TheWorldPoetryDayison_______.A．March28th B．March3rd C．March21st D．August28th2．ThepurposeoftheWorldPoetryDayis_______.A．toencouragetheBritishtowritepoemsB．toteachchildrenhowtoreadandwritepoemsC．toraisemoneyforthepoetsfromallovertheworldD．tohelppeopletoread,writeandteachpoemsbetter3．TherulesforthecompetitionincludethefollowingEXCEPT______.A．thatpoetscanwritepoemsinanylanguageB．thatpoetsmustusetheirunpublishedpoemsC．thatpoemscan’tbetakenbackafterthecompetitionD．thatpoemscan’tbewrittenonthesubjectofviolenceordrugs4．Poetscanget￡1,000if_______.A．theywininthegroupB．theirpoemsarepublishedC．theyenterthecompetitionD．theirpoemsarewrittenbythemselves5．Whichisthecorrectorderforpoetstoenterthecompetition?①Pay￡5foreachpoem.②VisittheCentreShop.③Emailtheirpoem(s)topoetrycomp@centre.uk.④MarkOpenorESLinthetopright-handcorneroftheirdocument.A．①②③④ B．②①③④ C．②①④③ D．③④②⑦（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海浦東新·期末）Accordingtoanewsurvey,students’safetyhasbecomeabigproblem.Nearly50%ofstudentssaytheyareworriedaboutrobberyonthewaytoandfromschool.NowinmainbigcitiesinChina,someschoolshavetaughtanunusuallesson:self-protection.Studentslikethislessonbecausetherearenoexamsorboringclasses.Andtheycanlearnhowtosavelivesandknowhowtogetawayfromdangerbeforeitreallyhappens.ChenHaoyu,ateacheratBeijingNo.25MiddleSchool,givesyoungstudentsadviceonhowtodealwithdanger.Rememberthatdangerisneverasfarawayasyouthink.Takecareofyourselfatalltime!1．Whydostudentsliketheself-protectionlesson?①

Becausetherearenotests.②

Becausetheschoollessonsareboring.③

Becausetheycanlearnhowtosavelives.④

Becausetheycanknowhowtogetawayfromdangerbeforeithappens.A．①② B．②③ C．①②④ D．①③④2．Ifabicyclehurtsus,weshould_________.A．rememberthebicyclenumberB．notlettheridergountilwecallourparentsC．lettheridergobeforewecallourparentsD．a(chǎn)rguewiththeriderbecausewedon’tknowhowseriouslywearehurt3．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueifyourhouseisonfire?A．Ishouldputdrythingsonmybody.B．IshouldrunasquicklyasIcanandtakethelift.C．IshouldrunawayandfindanexitasquicklyasIcan.D．IshouldtakeeverythingIhaveandthenrunaway.4．Theunderlinedword“drowning”mostprobablymeans__________.A．divingunderwaterB．beingkilledbybeingunderthewaterC．playingunderwaterD．catchingfishunderwater5．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUEaccordingtothestory?A．Nearly50%ofstudentssaytheyareworriedaboutthesafetyproblem.B．Rememberingwhattherobberlookslikecanhelpthepolicecatchtherobber.C．Stayingneartreeswhenthereislightningisdangerous.D．Dangerissometimesnotasfarawayaswethink,sowedon’tneedtoworrytoomuch.6．Thebesttitleforthispassagemaybe_________.A．Danger B．Self-protectionC．AnUnusualLesson D．HowtoKeepCalm（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海徐匯·期末）Choosethebestanswer(根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?：Manyyoungpeoplewanttobepopstars.Popstarsarerich.Manypeoplethinktheyareleadingahappyandeasylife.Isthattrue?Theanswerisdefinitelyno.Infact,theyhaveveryhardlives.Theyspendmuchoftheirtimeontravel.Sometimesthetravelisinteresting,butinmosttimeitisboringtopopstars.Thefollowingchartisaday’slifeofapopstar.Feb.9th,20235:00Wokeupandhadbreakfastinthehotel.Packedbags.Tooktaxitotheairport.7:30Planetookoffhalfanhourlaterthanusualforthebadweather.8:30Planelanded.Waitedforluggage(行李)forhalfanhour.Signedforfansattheairport.9:45Arrivedatthehotelandhadashortrest.10:00Startedouttoattendthemeetingwithfansandgiveaninterviewtothelocalreporters.11:00Wenttoradiostationtoattendtheliveshow.12:00Hadlunchwithlocalproducer(制片人).13:00Wenttothetheatreandpreparedforthenight’sshow.Thelightingofthetheatrewasgood,buttheband(樂隊(duì))didpoorly.17:00Backtohotel.Triedtohavearest.Stillworriedabouttheband.18:00Hadsupper,buteatlittle.18:30Wenttotheatreagainandgotreadyforshow.19:00Sangverywell,andaudiencegaveawarmwelcome.Thebandimprovedalittle.22:00Theshowwasover.Verytiredfromit.23:00Backtothehotel.Tookabath.Tooexitedtosleep,sowatchedTV.0:00Fellasleep,withTVon.1．Thepopstarwenttothehotel_________onFeb.9th,2023.A．once B．twice C．threetimes D．fourtimes2．Accordingtothechart,thepopstarwasgoodat_________.A．singing B．dancing C．makingfaces D．playingthepiano3．Thepopstarfelt_________aftertheperformance.A．tired B．worried C．sad D．warm4．Inthenight’sshow,thebanddid_________intherehearsal(彩排).A．worsethan B．betterthanC．a(chǎn)spoorlyas D．a(chǎn)swellas5．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A．Shegotherluggageataboutnineattheairport.B．Shegotbacktothetheatretoseeiftheshowwaswellprepared.C．Shewashungrysoshehadabigsupperat18:00.D．ShewastootiredtowatchalltheTVprogrammesthatnight.6．Thispassagemainlytellsusthat_________.A．popstarsarenotrichinfactB．youngpeoplehadbetternotbepopstarsC．therearemanyyoungpeoplewantingtobepopstarsD．popstarsdon’thaveaneasylifeastheyseemtohave（23-24八年級(jí)上·上海楊浦·期末）WhatdidyoudoonApril23,WorldBookDay,lastyear?Didyoufindsomeinterestingbookstoread?HereisabooklistfromChina’sGAPP.Title:Don’tBlameMe,It’sNotMyFaultAuthor:JimmyJimmy,aChinesepainterandhis10-year-olddaughterarguealot.Jimmytriedtounderstandhisdaughter,sohedrewthispicturebookforher.Hispaintingsshowkids’anger,pain,happinessandwishes.Title:ClimateChange+2DegreesAuthor:YamamotoRyoichiIftheearth’stemperaturewentup2℃,whatwouldhappen?Inthisbookwelearnaboutthehistory,today’ssituationandthefutureofglobalwarming.Theauthoralsotellsususefulwaystoprotectourworld.Title:TheWorldExpositionReaderAuthor:SongChaoThefirstpartgivesanintroductiontoWorldExpos.ThenexttalksaboutthehostcountriesandeachoftheirWorldExpos.China’searlyparticipationintheWorldExpoisthetopicofthethirdpart.ShanghaiheldtheWorldExpoin2010.Thelastoneisallaboutit.Title:TheLastLectureAuthor:RandyPauschRandyPausch,aprofessorfromNewYorkwasaskedtogivealecture.Heknewitwouldprobablybehislastlecture,becausehewasdyingofillness.Hislecturewasn’taboutdying,butaboutgettingoverthedifficulties,helpingotherstoreachtheirdreams.1．WhowrotethebookDon’tBlameMe,It’sNotMyFault?A．Jimmy B．YamamotoRyoichi C．SongChao D．RandyPausch2．Thebook,ClimateChange+2Degrees,mainlytellsus________.A．thattheearth’stemperaturewillsurelygoup2℃B．thehistoryofdifferentcountriesintheworldC．thefutureofglobalwarmingD．howwecanprotectourearthbeforetheglobalwarmingcomes3．WecanknowaboutShanghaiWorldExpofrom________ofTheWorldExpositionReader.A．part1 B．part2 C．part3 D．thelastpart4．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueinthebookTheLastLecture?A．TheprofessorisfromAmerica.B．Theprofessorwasinhispoorhealth.C．Theprofessorsharedhisopinionwithhisaudience.D．Theprofessortalkedalotabouthisillnessinhislecture.5．Ifparentswanttogetafurtherunderstandingoftheirkids,________isagoodchoice.A．Don’tBlameMe,It’sNotMyFault B．TheWorldExpositionReaderC．TheWorldExpositionReader D．TheLastLecture6．Thepassagemaybecomesfroma(n)________.A．encyclopaedia B．report C．bookadvertisement D．filmreview（24-25八年級(jí)上·上海浦東新·階段練習(xí)）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢浮eekends,airconditioners,takeoutsareallcommonthingsformodernpeople.Haveyoueverwonderedifancientpeopleenjoyedthesamelifestyles?Let’stakealook.NoweekendsInancientChina,therewerenoweekendsbecausepeopledidnotuseaweeklycalendar.Buttheycouldstillrelaxafterwork.DuringtheTangDynasty(618-907),officialsworkedfor10daysandrestedforoneday.Theyusuallybathedandwashedtheirhairontheirdayoff,whichwascalledxiumu(休沐).Peoplelikefarmersandbusinessmenusuallyworkedmostoftheyear,buteventhemosthard-workingpeoplewouldtakeafewdaysoffduringSpringFestival.SmartwaysofstayingcoolInancienttimes,thoughpeopledidn’thaveairconditioners,theyhadtheirownwisdomtogetthroughtheheatedsummer.Peoplecollectediceblocksinwinterandstoredtheminanicehouse.Whensummercame,peoplecouldtaketheiceblockshomeandusethemtomaketheirroomscooler.Therewasakindofpillowmadeofporcelain(瓷器)thatfeltpleasantlycool.Ancientpeoplemadebamboointobedmats(墊子)tosleepon.They’restillusedtoday.TakeoutisnotanewthingTherewastakeoutasfarbackastheSongDynasty(960-1279).Accordingtohistorybooks,EmperorXiaozong(1127-1194)likedtoordertakeoutlateatnight.Hisservantswouldgoaroundthecitytopickupdishesandbringthembacktothepalace.InthefamousSongDynastypaintingAlongtheRiverDuringtheQingmingFestival(《清明上河圖》),atakeoutworkercanbeseenonadeliverywithfoodinhand.Peopleatthetimeevenhadspecialmealboxesfortakeoutdishes.Theyalsousedwarmingplatesmadeoftwolayersofporcelain.Hotwatercouldbeputbetweenthemtokeepdisheswarm.1．Whyweretherenoweekendsinancienttimes?A．Becauseancientpeopleweremorehard-workingthanmodernones.B．Becauseancientpeopledidn’tuseaweeklycalendar.C．Becausetheemperorsdidn’tallowtheirpeopletohavearest.D．Becauseancientpeoplewantedtomakemoremoney.2．Howdidpeopleinancienttimeskeeptakeoutdisheswarm?A．Theyputhotwaterbetweenplate. B．Theylitcandlesunderthedishes.C．Theycoveredthedisheswiththickcloth. D．Theywalkedfasttodeliverthedishes.3．Whatdoesthewritermeanbyunderlinedphrase“pickup”inparagraph6?A．giveup B．takeup C．cook D．collect4．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．InancientChina,peoplelikefarmersandbusinessmenworkedallyearround.B．Ancientpeopleusedbedmatsmadeofsilktostaycool.C．AlongtheRiverDuringtheQingmingFestivalwaspaintedinSongDynasty.D．Modernpeoplestillhavethesamelifestylesasancientpeople.5．Wherecanwereadthispassageprobably?A．Inanovel. B．Inasciencebook. C．Inahistorymagazine. D．Inacookingbook.（22-23八年級(jí)上·上?！て谀〤ruisesarebecomingmoreandmorepopular,witharound20millionpassengersperyearnowenjoyingholidaysonboardluxury(奢侈的)ships.Morepeopleseeacruiseastheperfectwaytositbackanddonothing,andenjoytimeoffwork.Butwhatistheeffect(影響)ontheenvironmentofthistrend?Althoughitusuallytakeslessenergyforavehicletomovethroughwaterthanoverland,cruiseshipsareoftenverybig,withthebiggestonescarryingupto6,000passengers.Movingsuchlargevehiclesrequireshugeengineswhichburnasmuchas300,000litresoffueladay.Onescientisthascalculatedthatcruiseshipsproduceasmuchpollutionas5millioncarsgoingoverthesamedistance.Becausetheyareoutatsea,theyalsoburndirtierfuelthatisn’tallowedonland.Unfortunately,nogovernmenthascontrolovertheamountofairpollutionoutatsea.Cruisesalsoproducehugeamountsofrubbish,andcruiseshipsaren’tusuallygoodatrecycling.Wastewaterfromshowersandtoiletsisusuallypoureddirectlyintothesea—asmuchperdayasfromasmalltown.Wastefoodfromrestaurantsisn’tputintothesea,butstillcausesproblemswhenbroughtbacktotheland.Cruiseshipsalsocausedifficultiesinthecitieswheretheystop.Populardestinationscangetfiveorsixshipsperday,withthousandsoftouristsatatime.Goodforrestaurants?No.Restaurantownerscomplainthatthevisitorslookaroundforafewhoursandthenreturntotheirshiptoeat.What’smore,thecrowdscanputoffothertourists,whocomplainthatthestreetsaretoobusy.Sometownshavebannedcruiseshipsorputalimitonthenumberthatcanstopatthesametime.Peoplewhocareabouttheenvironmentworrythatasthecruiseindustrycontinuestogrow,sowilltheissuesforourplanet.1．Theunderlinedword“trend”inthefirstparagraphisclosestinmeaningto_______.A．change B．event C．decision D．problem2．Thebiggestcruisecanholdabout_______passengers.A．20,000,000 B．300,000 C．6,000 D．5,000,0003．Cruiseshipscausealotofairpollutionbecause_______.A．theycarrylargenumbersofcarsandpassengersaswellB．theyusetypesoffuelthatarenotallowedonlandC．ittakesmoreenergytomovethroughwaterthanoverlandD．theirenginesarenotaspowerfulasthoseofothervehicles4．Howiswastewaterdealtwithoncruiseships?A．It’sthrownawayatsea. B．It’sproperlyrecycled.C．It’sbroughtintoatown. D．It’sstoredintheships.5．Whyarecruiseshippassengersnotpopularinsomecities?A．Theydon’tspendmoneyonmealsintherestaurants.B．Theyfilluptherestaurantsandmakenoise.C．Theycomplainwhenthecityistoocrowded.D．Theyaresometimesrudetoothertourists.6．Thepurposeofthepassageisto_______.A．introduceanewwayoftravelling B．explainsomeproblemscruiseshipscauseC．a(chǎn)dvisegovernmentstobancruiseships D．encouragepeopletotrycruiseships（22-23八年級(jí)上·上海·期末）ChoosethebestanswerHaveyouheardabouttheMinecraftgame?Minecraftisagamethatyouhavetopayfordownloading.It’swortheverypenny!Itisatechnicalgame,whereeverythingismadeupofblocks.Inthegame,youareapersoncalledSteve.Atthestartofthegameyouhavenothing,sothefirstthingthatissmarttodoistopunch(猛擊)atree.Youareprobablythinkingwhyyouwouldpunchatree.Youneedsomewoodandmakeitintocraftingtable.Thenyoumakearmor(盔甲)andtoolsandallkindsofstuff.Itwouldbegoodifyoubuildasheltertoo.Ialsosuggestyoudigaholeunderthegroundandputdownyourcraftingtable.Makeashoveloutofsticksandmorewood,andthenyoucankillasheeptogetsheepskintomakeabed.Ifyouarenotcompletelysureaboutlivinginahole,youcanmakeyourholelookbetter.Youcanmakeafurnacetobakestuff,though.Ithinkthatyouwillneedcobblestones(鵝孵石)tomakeafurnace.Onceyouhaveyourfurnace,besuretogetsomesand.Bakeyoursandtogetglass,andthencoverupyourcavewithit.Thiswillmakeaveryefficientprotection.Aglasscanprotectyoufrommonsters.TherearesomanyouttherelikeCreepers,ZombiesandSkeletons.Besureyoumakesomestrongweaponstofightallthemonstersduringthedayandnight.1．Youshould________atthestartofthegame.A．punchatree B．makeafurnaceC．meetapersoncalledSteve D．makemoneyandgetrich2．Minecraftisdifferentfromothergamesbecause________.A．somepeoplehaven’tknownaboutitB．MinecraftisanonlinegamewhichisfreeC．thehousesandthetreesaremadeupofblocksD．Minecraftissuchatechnicalgamethatonlyadultscanplayit3．Theunderlinedword“furnace”inthethirdparagraphmeans“________”.A．worker B．burner C．furniture D．soldier4．Youwillkillasheepinthegamebecause________.A．youarehungryandhavetoeatsomethingB．thesheepisonekindofthemonstersyoufightwithC．youneedtomakeabedwithitsskinD．youwanttostoresomemuttoninyourhole5．Youcangetglasstocoverupyourcaveby________inthegame.A．sellingarmorandothertools B．usingsomestrongweaponsC．stealingsomefromthemonsters D．bakingthesandinthefurnace6．Thepassagemainlytellsussomeadviceabout________.A．howtostartplayingMinecraftgame B．howtousetreestobuildotherthingsC．whatjobStevedoesinthegame D．wheretobuyanddownloadagame（22-23八年級(jí)上·上海長(zhǎng)寧·期末）Choosethebestanswer(根據(jù)以下內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?Onedayapoorwoodman(伐木工人)wascuttingabigpieceofwoodnearawideriver.Suddenlyhisoldaxeslippedfromhishandandfellintoadeepwater.Hesatonthebankandwasfeelingverysadbecausehelosthisonlyaxe,whensuddenlyalovely,brightfairyappearedandaskedthewoodmanwhatwasthematter.“Ihavelostmyaxe,”hesaid.“Itfellintothedeepwater.”Thefairyshowedhimagoldaxeandsaid,“Isthisyours?”“No,”saidthewoodcutter.Thefairythenshowedhimasilveraxeandsaidagaininherclearvoice,“Isthisyours?”“No,”againansweredthewoodcutter.Thensheshowedhimacommon,ironaxewithanold,woodenhandle.“Yes,that’smine,”saidthehappywoodcutter.“Iknowitwellenough,”saidthefairy,“Ionlywantedtoseeifyouwouldtellmethetruth;andnowIwillgiveyouthegoldaxeandthesilveraxebecauseyouareanhonestman.”1．Thewoodmancutwoodinorderto________.A．makealiving B．enjoyhimself C．spendhistime D．makeabridge2．Hereaxemeans________.A．a(chǎn)basket B．a(chǎn)strawhat C．a(chǎn)rope D．a(chǎn)toolusedtocut3．Thefairyshowedthepoorman________axesinall.A．two B．three C．four D．five4．Thefairyhighlypraisedthewoodcutterforhis________.A．bravery B．poverty C．kindness D．honesty5．Thepassageis________.A．a(chǎn)detectivestory B．sciencefiction C．a(chǎn)fairytale D．a(chǎn)report（22-23八年級(jí)上·上海寶山·期末）Choosethebestanswer(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢?，用A、B、C或D表示)Areyouinterestedinreading?Ifyouareabooklover,pleasecomewithustoseethefollowing4newestbookswhichmaymakeyourelaxedandjoyfulaswell.

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