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八年級(jí)下學(xué)期期末重難知識(shí)點(diǎn)串講+精練
專(zhuān)題10閱讀理解專(zhuān)練
(一)
HaveyoueverbeentoWuyuan?ItisinthenortheastofJiangxiProvince.Peoplecallit"thehometownof
books","thehometownoftea"and"themostbeautifulvillageinChina”.
IwenttherewithmyfriendsinAprilthisyearandhadawonderfulexperience.Atfirst,wesawmanyancient
buildingssurroundedbygreentreesandclearbrooks(溪流).ItwassaidthattheywerebuiltduringtheTang
Dynasty.ThenwevisitedChangxivillage,aplacefamousforproducinghighmountaingreentea.Peopleleada
quietandsimplelifethere.Theysharedtheteaculturewithusandtoldushowtoenjoythefreshtea.Nextwe
passedthroughtheoldestlane(空中走廊)toexperiencethebeautifulRainbowBridge.Althoughitwasbuilt800
yearsago,itstandsassturdy(堅(jiān)固的)asever.Soitisstillinusebythevillagersnow.Ireallylikedthisbridge
becauseitcouldprotectpeoplefromgettingwetonrainydays.Afterthat,wehadalookattheYuanyangLake.It
isinthewestofWuyuanandgotthenameof^ProvincialNatureReserve^^in1997.Alongthelakeisaforestwith
about185kindsofplantsthataregreenallyearround.
1.WhichisNOTthenamepeoplegivetoWuyuan?
A.Thehometownofbooks.B.Thehometownoftea.
C.ThemostbeautifulvillageinChina.D.ThemostinterestingplaceinChina.
2.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofhisexperience?
A.Wonderful.B.Funny.C.Relaxing.D.Excited.
3.WhatdoweknowaboutChangxiVillage?
A.Ithasmanygreentreesandclearbrooks.B.Ifsfamousforproducingblacktea.
C.Peopleleadaquietandsimplelifethere.D.Itwasrainytherewhenthewritervisitedit.
4.Whichistherightorderofthewriter'sactivities?
①HepassedthroughtheRainbowBridge.
②Helearntabouttheteaculture.
③HevisitedtheYuanyangLake.
④Hewatchedancientbuildings.
A.④②①③B.②④①③C.④①②③D.②①③④
5.Thebesttitleforthepassagecanbe.
A.ABeautifulVillageinWuyuanB.AnExperienceinWuyuan
C.GreenForestsinWuyuanD.FriendlyVillagersinWuyuan
(二)
Aseverybodyknows,tourism(旅游業(yè))playsanimportantpartinthedevelopmentofacountry,thelifeof
peopleandsoon.Itcanopenoureyestotheoutsideworld,bringusmoreknowledge,andmakeusfeelgood.
However,tourismcanalsoleadtopollutionandmanyotherproblemstoplacesofinterest(名勝古跡).
Luckily,acGreenTourism^^isnowbeingpromotedanddevelopedaroundtheworld.Astimegoesby,people
willbegintorealizetheimportanceoftheseplacesofinterest.6tGreenTourism^^teachesapersontolovenature
moreandtoprotectitbyenjoyingitsbeautifulscenery(風(fēng)景)andlearningmoreaboutit."GreenTourism^^isthe
bestkindoftourismasitspurpose(目的)istoletpeopleenjoynaturalenvironmentsincludingwildplantsand
animals,andofcoursetheculturesofmanyplaces.
Comparedwithtraditionaltourism,"GreenTourism^^istolearnmoreaboutnatureandpeople.Traditionally,
peopletravelaroundtheworldtoenjoythemselvesandpasstimepleasantly.But"GreenTourism^^aredifferent.
Thetouriststravelbecausetheyfallinlovewiththebeautyoftheprotectedareas.Theywanttomakegooduseof
naturalresources(資源)butnotusethemup.Forexample,theystudytheanimals,thecultureandthecustoms(風(fēng)
俗)oraplacesothattheycanlearnmoreaboutthehistoryandvalue(價(jià)值)ofthearea.
Inshort,""GreenTourism^^hasapurposeandaplan,butnottopolluteourplacesofinterest.
6.Aseverybodyknows,tourismmaybringtoaplace.
A.developmentandpollutionB.pollutiononly
C.developmentonlyD.moreproblemsthangoodresults
7.Theunderlinedword“promoted“probablymeansinChinese
A.設(shè)計(jì)B.限制C.推廣D.影響
8.Fromthepassageweknowthatthewriterisprobably.
A.forallkindsoftourismB.forGreenTourism
C.fortraditionaltourismD.againstanykindoftourism
9.Differentfromtraditionaltourism,GreenTourismis.
A.touseupthenaturalresourcesB.toeatdifferentfoodsandpasstimepleasantly
C.tomaketheplacesofinterestmorefamousD.toprotectnatureandculture
10.Thewriterwrotethispassageto.
A.giveadviceontraditionaltourismB.introduceGreenTourism
C.tellpeopletochangetheirtravelhabitsD.showushowtohaveagoodjourney
(三)
Peoplereadbookslessoftenthesedays.WiththeinventionofTVs,computergamesandmobilephones,it
seemsthatreadingbooksisnolongerapopularactivity.However,Ibelievethatbooksareanimportantpartofour
lives.
Booksofferanoutstandingwealth(財(cái)富)oflearningandareatacheaperpricethantakingacourse.Books
canmakepeoplecleverer,becauseheavyreadershavegreaterknowledge(知識(shí))ofhowthingsworkandwhoor
whatpeopleare.
Everythingneedsreading.Imaginetryingtodosomethingassimpleasreadingthenotes(注意)onamedicine
bottle(瓶子)withoutgoodreadingskills.Someonecouldnotunderstandthemandbecomeverysickorevendie.
Evensomethingassimpleaswalkingordrivingthroughthecitycouldbecomeverydangerouswithout
enoughreading.Sometimes,youmustbeabletounderstandwhatiswrittenandexplainthemeaningofthem.
Withabook,youcantravelanywhereyouwant,doanythingyouwant,andtalktoanyoneyouwant.Reading
isveryimportantinourlives,nomatteryourage.
SoIthinkpeopleshouldreadbooks.
11.istheleastoftenofthefollowingactivitiesthesedays.
A.WatchingTV.B.Playingcomputergames.C.Readingbooks.D.Shoppingonline.
12.Theunderlinedword“outstanding“meansinChinese.
A.greatB.littleC.helplessD.meaningless
13.Whichsentenceisn'tthewriter5sopinion(觀點(diǎn))accordingtothepassage?
A.Readingbookscanmakeuscleverer.
B.Readingbooksisawasteoftime.
C.Drivingwithoutreadingbooksmaybecomeverydangerous.
D.Readingbooksisimportanttoalltheage.
14.Thewriterthinksreadingisaccordingtothepassage.
A.importantB.helplessC.boringD.useless
15.Thebesttitle(標(biāo)題)ofthepassagecanbe.
A.WhyPeopleShouldReadBooksB.HowWeImproveReadingSkills
C.WhatWeLoveDoinginFreeTimeD.PeopleShouldEnjoyThemselves
(四)
Education
EnglishTeacherUsesCreativeCartoonsinTeaching
AhighschoolEnglishteacherwhohasanartistictalentisencouraging(鼓勵(lì))herstudentswithcolorful
drawingsinherpupils5exercisebooks.
DuMengsi,whoteachesatahighschoolinXuchang.CentralChina5sHenanProvince,saidsomeofher
studentslacked(缺乏)interestinlearningEnglish.Soshestartedtodrawcartooncharactersforherstudentswho
gavethebestanswerstoherquestions.
AvideopostedonPearVideoshowsherdrawingsarenotjustsimpledoodles(涂鴉).Manyarecolorful
detailedfiguresthattakehermorethanafewminutestofinish.
OneofherbetterstudentsaskedforadrawingofNezha,apopularcharacterfromoneofthehottestcartoon
movies.Dufulfilled(完成)therequestandwrotesomenicewords.
Shedidn'tonlydrawsweetlittlecharacterslikecutecats.Shedrewahalf^sizedimageofthemonster
(怪物)character"Venom“foroneofherstudents.a4Ipromisedthatifyoucouldgetfullmarks,Iwoulddraw
Venomforyou.Pleasekeepupyourgreatgrade!?,
“MychildloveslearningEnglishnow.^^theparentofoneofDu'sstudentswroteonWeChat.
ChinaDaily
16.Inwhichsectioncanwereadthenewsprobably?
A.CULTUREB.EDUCATIONC.ARTSD.LIFE
17.Thenews“EnglishTeacherUsesCreativeCartoonsinTeaching“wasreportedby.
A.ChinaYouthDailyB.TeensC.GlobalTimesD.ChinaDaily
18.Accordingtothepassage,Dudrawsto.
A.drawherstudents'attentiontotheirweakpointsinEnglish
B.introducethehottestcartoonmoviestothestudents
C.showherartistictalenttothestudents
D.raiseherstudents5interestinlearningEnglish
19.WhatcanweknowaboutDu'sdrawings?
A.They5refbrthebeststudentinDu'sclass.
B.Allherfiguresaresweetlittlecharactersinhotmovies.
C.Theyserveasprizesforthestudents5goodwork
D.ItiseasyforDutofinishthem.
20.Ifsclearthat.
A.someofDu'spaintingsarejustcolorfuldoodles
B.thestudentsareallowedtodrawcolorfulpicturesintheirexercisebooks
C.oneneedstogetfullmarkstoreviewDu'sdrawings
D.Dumightdrawaccordingtoherstudents9likes
(五)
Aboxofstrawberriesislefttorot(腐爛)inyourfridge.Youmustthrowitawayatonce.Butit'smorethan
juststrawberriesthatyouarewasting.
Thelifeofastrawberrystartsfromaseed(種子).Afarmerplantstheseedandwatersit.Later,peoplepick
thestrawberryandpackitinabox.Atrucktakesitfar~~perhaps200to1,000kilometers-toasupermarket.
Water,labor,fuel(燃料)andmoneymustallbespentinorderfbrastrawberrytocometoyou.Ifyouwastethe
strawberry,youwillwasteallofthesethings.
It'shardfbrpeopletorealizehowmuchworkisconnectedwiththefoodweeateveryday.Thatmakesfood
wasteabigproblemaroundtheworld.Everyyear,thetotalamountoffoodwastedaroundtheworldis1,3billion
tons.InChinaalone,peoplewaste35milliontonsoffoodeachyear,accordingtotheCCTV.
Aswethrowfoodaway,therearestill820millionpeoplelivinginhunger(饑餓)aroundtheworld.Many
childrengotosleephungry,and3.1millionofthemdiefromhungereachyear,accordingtotheUN.TheCovid-19
pandemic(流彳亍?。?hasmadethesituationworse,withmanycountriesnolongertransporting(運(yùn)輸)foodtoother
countriesduringthistime.
Wastingfoodmeanswastingnaturalresourceandmissingthechancetofeedagrowingpopulation.It'stime
totakeaction(采取行動(dòng))now.Manycountriesarefightingfoodwaste.WhatareweChinesedoingtostopit?
Chinahastakenanactivitycalled“ClearYourPlate“since2013.Thisyear,somerestaurantsareencouraging
peopletoorderfoodusing"N-l"."N"standsfornumberofdinersatatable.Ifthereare6peopleatyourtable,
yourareencouragedtoonlyorder5dishes.
Withpeoplelivingbetterlivesthesedays,theyareforgettingoldvalues.Ifstimetobringthemback.We
shouldclearourplatesfromnowon.
21.Theunderlinedsentence“Butit'smorethanjuststrawberriesthatyouarewasting."meansthat.
A.therearemorestrawberriesinyourfridgeB.youarewastingnotonlystrawberries
C.morestrawberrieswillrotinyourfridgeD.youwillwastemorestrawberriesthen
22.Whatmakesfoodwasteabigproblem?
A.Alotoffoodgoesbadeasily.
B.It'shardtobringfoodtopeople.
C.Manycountriesdon'ttransportfoodtoothercountries.
D.Peopleknowlittleabouttheworkconnectedwiththefood.
23.Howmuchfoodiswastedaroundtheworldeveryyear?
A.1.3billiontons.B.35milliontons.C.3.9billiontons.D.31milliontons.
24.Tostopfoodwaste,China________.
A.triestofeedagrowingpopulationB.advisespeopletorememberoldvalues
C.helpsothercountriestransportfoodD.encouragespeopletoordermorefood
25.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?
A.Don'tthrowawaytherotfoodB.Thelifeofastrawberry
C.Theactivity"ClearYourPlate”D.Takeactiontosavefood
(六)
Iwaslyinginbedyesterdayafternoonafterabiglunch.Therewasn'tanythinginterestingontelevision.The
bookIwastryingtoreadseemedboring,too.FinallyIputthebookdown,closedmyeyes.
Suddenly,Ifeltalittleandwettonguelickmyface.MyeyesopenedandIsawourdogLuckstandingthere
andlookingatme.Ismiledandtouchedherhead.Afterawhile,Igotupandwewentoutside.Thesunwas
breakingthroughthecloudsandwarmedthecoolair.IlaughedasIranwithheraroundtheyard.
Shesmelledthegrasswhenthewindblewlightly.Afterwewentbackinside,Ithrewaballtoher,andshe
broughtitbacktomehappily.Thenshejumpeduponmybedandtookanapofherown.ItseemedHkeevenwhile
shewasresting,sheneverfoundlifeboring.
Luck'slifeisalwaysfullofhappiness.Inherlife,thereistimetonapandtimetoplay.Thereistimetosing,
tolistentothenews,butthereisnotimetobebored.AfterthinkingaboutLuck'slife,Iknowweonlygetacertain
amountoftimetoliveandthatweshouldn'twasteasecondofit.
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tongue舌頭
lick舔
second秒
26.Whydidthewritertakeanap?
A.Becausehehadahabitofhavinganap.
B.Becausehefelttiredafterlunch.
C.Becausehefoundnothinginterestingtodo.
27.Whathappenedwhenthewriterwentoutside?
A.Hisdogjumpeduponhisbed.B.Theweatherbecamebetter.C.Hisdoglickedhisface.
28.Howdidthewriterfeelafterwalkinghisdog?
A.Disappointed.B.Happy.C.Tired.
29.Whatdidthewriterdowithhisdogaccordingtothirdparagraph?
A.Theysmelledtheflowers.B.Theylayonthegrass.C.Theyplayedagame.
30.Whatcanweinferfromthispassage?
A.Thewriterlearnedalotfromhisdog.
B.ThereissomethingwrongwithLuck'stongue.
C.Luckdoesn'tlikeplayingwithaballatall.
(七)
Ginaisayounggirl.Shegraduatedfromtheuniversitythreeyearsago,butshestilllivedwithherparents
theseyears.Lastweek,shemovedoutofherparents5place.Shewasexcitedandafraid.Nowherparentscan't
watchherallthetimeandshecandothingsfreely.Atthesametime,shemetaproblem.Shelivedwithherparents
formorethan18years.Herparentsusedtocookforher,sosheneverlearnedtocookbefore.Atfirst,shewentout
toeatalot,becauseifsacheapwaywhenshespendssometimestudyinghowtocook.
Sheplannedtomakefriedcabbage.Itishealthyandeasytomake.First,sheputapanonthestoveandturned
onthestove.Thensheputsomeoilonthepan.Whentheoilwashot,sheputthecabbageintothepan.After
stirringthecabbagearoundquickly,shecoveredthepanwithalidandwaited.Aboutfourorfiveminuteslater,it
wasready.Shetrieditandfounditverydelicious.Shewassoproudofherselfthatshedecidedtomaketomato
soupnexttime.
31.HowlongmightGinalivewithherparents?
A.Foraboutthreeyears.B.ForabouteightyearsC.Forovereighteenyears.
32.WhywasGinaafraidwhenshemovedoutofherparents5place?
A.Becauseshedidn5thaveajob.B.Becauseshedidn^havemoney.C.Becauseshecouldn'tcookby
herself.
33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stirring“meaninChinese?
A.烘干.B.攪拌.C.腌制.
34.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlytalkabout?
A.HowGinacookedthefriedcabbage
B.WhyGinacookedthefriedcabbage.
C.HowGinacookedthetomatosoup.
35.Whafsthebesttitleofthepassage?
A.Gina^firstjobexperience.B.Gina^firstcookingexperience.C.Gina^healthylivinghabits.
(八)
Doyouwanttobeslimmer?Herearesomefashiontricks.Theycanhelpyoufeelthinner.
Don'twearpantsiftheyhavelinesfromlefttoright.Thelinesmakeyoulookfatterespeciallywhenyouhave
aheavybuild.
Weardarkcolors.Blackismanypeople'sfavoritecolorbecausedressingindarkcolorscanmakeyoulook
slimmer.Therearedifferentdarkcolors.Youhavemanyotherchoicesbesidesblack.Darkblueseemsgoodand
navyisnotbad,either.
Chooseashirt.Makesurethereismorethanonecolorintheshirt.Onlyonecolor,especiallylightcolor,may
makeyoulookmuchfatter.Remember,twoorthreecolorsareenough.
Don'tbelievethesizeonthetag.Sizessometimesaredifferentindifferentstores.Somakesureyoutryon
differentsizestogetthebestone.Don'twearsomethingifitistoosmallforyou,becauseitcanmakeyoulooka
lotbiggerthanyouare.
Usuallyjeansareboysandgirls'favorite.Becarefulofbackpockets,somepocketscanmakeyourbumlook
bigger,butotherscanmakeitslimmer.Whenyouareshopping,choosejeanswithrightpockets.Everyonewantsto
beyoung,sochoosetherightstyletomakeyoulookbest.
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build身材
navy藏青色
tag標(biāo)簽
bum屁股
36.Ifyouarefat,.
A.don'twearpantsiftheyhavelines
B.don'twearpantsiftheyhavelinesfromuptodown
C.don'twearpantsiftheyhavelinesfromlefttoright
37.Whatkindofshirtcanmakeyoulookthinner?
A.Thereismorethanonecolorintheshirt.
B.Thereismorethanthreecolorsintheshirt.
C.Thereismorethanonecolorintheshirtandtwoorthreecolorsareenough.
38.Whenyouchooseyourjeans,youshould.
A.choosethejeanswithrightpockets.
B.choosesomejeanswithoutpockets.
C.choosesomejeanswithtwopockets.
39.Thewritermentionedkindsoffashiontricks.
A.fourB.fiveC.six
40.Inthepassage,weknowthat.
A.fewpeoplebelievethesizeonthetag
B.sizeisthesameinallshops
C.lotsofpeoplechoosetheirdressbythesizeonthetag
(九)
March5isLeiFengDay.PeopleareencouragedtohelpothersandtolearnfromLeiFeng.Thisyear,my
classmatesandIwenttodosomecleaninginastreet.Wefinishedourwork,tookphotosandtalkedwithsome
peopleabouttheirlives.Oneoldladysaidsherememberedhowallstudentsusedtodohelpfulworkinthestreet.
Anothertoldusthatwhenshewasyoung,sheandherfriendswoulddoalotofsimplethingstohelpothers.They
wouldhelppeoplecarrythingsorfixbrokenchairsatschool.ctButthingshavechangedovertheseyears.The
youngstudentsdon'treallyunderstandthespiritofLeiFeng,^^shecontinued.4CTheydogoodthingsbecausethey
aretoldtodoandtakephotostoputontheschoolwebsite(網(wǎng)站)
Herwordsmademethink.WehavebeentoldtodothingstohelpothersonLeiFengDay.Butnoneofthe
loveandcarecamefromourownhearts.Weshouldbelievethattheycanmakeadifference.Wedon'tneed
camerasorpraise(贊美).WecandobetterifwekeepthespiritofLeiFenginsideourselves.64LeamfromLeiFeng”
shouldn'tbeayearlyfad.Everyoneshouldcarryouttheirgoodbehaviorsallyearroundandwewillhaveabetter
tomorrow.
41.Thisyear,myclassmatesandIonLeiFengDay.
A.fixedbrokenchairsB.didsomecleaning
C.carriedthingsD.mendedbikes
42.Fromthepassage,weknowpeopleusedtodomanygoodthings.
A.tohelpothersB.togetpraise
C.totakephotosD.tohelptheirownparents
43.Nowadays,manystudentsdogoodthingsonLeiFengDaybecause.
A.theycareforothersB.theyaretoldtodoso
C.theyreallywanttoD.theylikeallthepeople
44.Theunderlinedphrase"ayearlyfad,5inthepassagemeans"
A.一時(shí)的風(fēng)尚B.每年的足跡C.一年的支出D.一年的收入
45.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHTaccordingtothepassage?
A.Studentsshouldtakephotostoputonthewebsite.
B.Peopleneedpraisetomakeadifference.
C.Weshoulddogoodthingsinourdailylife.
D.LeiFengDayisonFriday.
(十)
Overyourlifetime,yourparentsarelikelytoinfluenceyoumorethananyoneelse.Soifyourdadlikes
football,youmightgrowupbeingafootballfan.Andifyourmumlovesreading,youmightgrowupcarryinga
book,whereveryougo,justlikeshedoes.Ifsinteresting,isn'tit?
Buthaveyoueverthoughtofhowtogetalongwiththem?Youshouldspendmoretimewiththem.Itmightbe
easytostayinthesameplacewithyourmumordad.Buthowmuchtimedoyouspendjustenjoyingeachother's
company(陪伴)?InsteadofplayingacomputergameorwatchingTV,youcanaskyourmumanddadtoplay
outsidewithyou.
Youshouldalsoshareyourfeelingswiththem.Manykidssaythey'dliketheirparentstohelpthemwhen
they'reintrouble.Butyourmumordadmightnotknowthatyou'rehavingsometrouble.Sopleasetellthemif
you'resad.
46.WhafsthemainideaofParagraph(段落)One?
A.Yourparentsarelikelytoinfluenceyoumorethananyoneelse.
B.Ifyourdadlikesfootball,youmightgrowupbeingafootballfan.
C.Ifyourmumlovesreading,youmightgrowupcarryingabookwhereveryougo.
D.It'sinterestingtobewithparents.
47.Youmightbeinterestedinifyourparentslikeplayingbadminton.
A.tennisB.badmintonC.footballD.basketball
48.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“influence“inthepassagemeaninChinese?
A.傷害B.支持C.影響D.打擊
49.Whatshouldyoudotospendmoretimewithyourparents?
A.Followyourparentseverywhere.B.Stayathomeallthetime.
C.PlaycomputergamesandwatchTV.D.Gooutsideandplaywithyourparents.
50.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.
A.Parents5hobbiesB.Howtogetalongwithparents?
C.AskforhelpwhenyouareintroubleD.Howtosharefeelingswithparents?
(十一)
Doyouuseaphonewhilewalkingontheroad?Today,moreandmorepeoplespendtoomuchtimewatching
thephones.WecallthesepeopletheaaHeads-downTribe(低頭族)“andwecanseethemeverywhere.
Moretrafficaccidentsarehappeningbecausemoredriversusephoneswhendriving.Sowe'vemadesome
trafficrulestomakedriversdrivemorecarefully.Forexample,heads-downtribememberswhousephoneswhen
drivinginTaiwanwillbefined.
Keepingheadsdownandusingphonesmaycauseaccidents.Also,someinterestingandstrangefactshappen
tothe“Heads-downTribe”.LefshavealookattheTVreport.AmaninAmericakeptusinghisphoneonhisway
home.Asaresult,hewalkedintoabiglostbear.Whenhelookedup,hewassoscaredthatheturnedaroundand
ranaway.Anotherfactisthatweoftenseepeopleintherestauranteatingfacetofacebutfocusingon(專(zhuān)注于)the
phones.Someofthemevenhavefiincommunicatingwithothersonthephone.
Phonesarehelpfultoolsformodempeople.Aretheygoodornot?Itdependsonhowpeopleusethem.Lefs
be"healthy"usersandtrytobethet6Heads-upTribe”.
根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最佳答案。
51.Ifwedon'twanttobetheuHeads-downTribe”,weshould.
A.usephoneseverywhereB.playonthephonewhendriving
C.spendlesstimeonphonesD.bet6unhealthy^^users
52.Themeaningoftheunderlinedword"fined"is""inChinese.
A.好的B.罰款C.沒(méi)收D.細(xì)小的
53.Thewriterwrotethepassagemainlytoadviseusto.
A.walkintoalostbearB.trytobethe"Heads-down“Tribe
C.keepheadsdownD.usephonesinaproperway
54.Howmanyinterestingandstrangefactsdidthewritergiveinthepassage?
A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.
55.Fromthepassagewecaninfer(推斷).
A.wecanseethecaHeads-upTribe“everywhere
B.usingphoneswhendrivingwon'tcauseaccidents
C.peopleoftenfocusonthephoneseveniftheyareeating
D.phonesaren'thelpfultoolsformodernpeople
(十二)
Joycewasbominapoorfamily.NextFridaywouldbehermother'sbirthday.Joycewantedtobuysomething
forhermother,butshehadnomoney.Asan8-year-oldgirl,shecouldn'tdopart-timejobs.Whatcouldshedoto
makeenoughmoneyforhermother'sbirthdaypresent?
Suddenlyshehadanidea.Usually,shewouldgostraighttoschool,butthismorning,shedidn't.Shewalked
alongthestreets,pickingupcardboard(紙板),plastic(塑料)bottlesandcans(易拉罐).Whenitwastimefbr
school,sheputtheminthebackyard(后院)andrantoschoolasquicklyaspossible.
Eightdayslater,shedecidedtosellallthethingsshehadcollected(收集)becausethenextdaywasher
mother'sbirthday.Shehadtosellthemandbuyabirthdaypresentforhermother.Intheshop,sheboughta
beautifulhairpinforhermother.
Whenhermothergotthepresent,shesaidwithtears(眼淚)inhereyes,t4ThisisthebestgiftI'veever
received.^^
56.HowoldwasJoyce?
A.Seven.B.Eight.C.Nine.D.Ten.
57.Whycouldn'tJoycebuyapresentforhermotheratfirst?
A.Becauseshehadnomoney.
B.Becauseshedidn'tknowwhathermotherliked.
C.Becauseshelostallherpocketmoney.
D.Becauseshedidn'tlovehermotheratall.
58.WhatwasJoyce'sidea?
A.Doingpart-timejobs.B.Collectingwastethingsandsellingthem.
C.Askingherfatherforhelp.D.Askingherbestfriendforhelp.
59.HowlongdidJoycecollectthewastethings?
A.Aweek.B.Amonth.C.Lessthanaweek.D.Morethanaweek.
60.HowdidJoyce'smotherfeelwhenshegotthepresent?
A.Verysad.B.Veryhappyandmoved.C.Veryangry.D.Verysurprised.
(十三)
“Greenmountainsandclearwatersareasgoodasmountainsofgoldandsilver".Tomakeourwaterclearer
andourmountainsgreener,weshouldstartdoinggarbageclassification垃圾分類(lèi)).
Therearefourkindsofwastes:thehazardous(有害的),therecyclable(可回收的),thedryandthewet.
Theusedbooksandnotebooksshouldbeputintotherecyclablegarbagebins,thebatteriesshouldbeputintothe
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