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阅读理解&完形填空每日一练MondayItwasSunday.LittleJim____(1)early.TwoofpandaswereonshowinLondonforthefirsttime.Hedidn'tseesuchanimalsbefore.Soheaskedhisfather,Mr.Black,totakehim____(2)them.Afterbreakfastthefatherandson___(3)tothebusstop____(4).Afterawhile,aredbuscameandMr.Blackgotonit___(5)hissoninhisarms.Buttherewas___(6)init.Hehadtostandbythedoor.Ayoungman___(7)andsaid,"Pleasetakemyseat,sir.""Thankyouverymuch,"Mr.Blacksaidandsatdown.AndlittleJimsatonhisfather'sknees（膝盖）."Trytobeagentleman(绅士),Jim,"saidMr.Black."Theyoungmust___(8)fortheoldandmustaskwomen___(9)theirseats."Justthen,awomangotonandstoodbyMr.Black.LittleJimjumpedoffhisfather'skneesatonceandsaid,"Pleasetake____(10)seat,madam!"（）1.AgetsupBgotupCwillgetup（）2.AtoseeBtolookatCtowatch（）3.AhurriesB.hurriedChurry（）4.AonfootBbybusCbybike（）5.AtoBofCwith（）6.Anotseat.BnoseatC..notany（）7.AstandupB.standsupCstoodup（）8.AmakeroomB.makearoomC.maderoom（）9.Ahas.BhaveCtohave（）10.Ame.BmyCI(A)ChinawillhosttheOlympicGamesin2022.WearegoingtohelpmaketheOlympicasuccess(成功),leavingagoodimpression（印象）onthewholeworld.Wewouldliketobevolunteers（志愿者）.Katewantstohelpthetouristswhocan’tspeakChinese.Shethinksit’sagoodwaytolearnEnglish.AndMaryisgoingtobeawaitressinahotel.Shewantstoserveathletes.Shethinksshecanmeetlotsofathletesandmakefriendswiththem.Victorisgoingtocleantheflooratthebasketballstadium.Hecanseehisfavoritebasketballplayers.Selinalikesskatingverymuch.Sosheisgoingtohelptheiceskatersdosomething.TomandKin’sfavoritesportistabletennis.SotheyaregoingtopickupPing-Pongballsforping-pongplayers.Atthesametime,theycanenjoysomebeautifulmatches.Allofusareveryhappytobevolunteers.()1.InwhichcityistheOlympicGamesgoingtobeheldin2022?A.BeijingB.ParisC.Sydney()2.What’sKategoingtodforthe2022OlympicGames?A.Tobeawaitressinahotel.B.Tohelpthetouristswhocan’tspeakChinese.C.Toworkinahotel.()3.WhyisMarygoingtobeawaitress?A.Becauseshewouldliketomakefriendswithathletes.B.Shethinksit’sagoodwaytolearnEnglish.C.BecauseshewantstolearnEnglish.()4.Whoisgoingtohelpbasketballplayers?A.VictorB.TomC.Mary()5.WhatsportdoesSelinalike?A.basketballB.ping-pongC.skating(B)CharlieChaplin（卓别林）wasbornin1889inLondon.Hismotherwasadancer.Hisfatherwasanactor,buthehasnotmuchmoney.CharlieChaplainwasgoodatsinginganddancing.In1894,hestarteddancingandsingingformoney.In1904,hejoinedatravellingtheatrecompanyandweretoAmerica.In1910,someoneaskedhimtoperform(表演)inafilm.AndhewenttoHollywood(好莱坞).Hebecameafilmdirectorin1914.Heworkedveryhardandhemademanyfunnyfilmsbetween1914and1966.In1977,hedied(死)inSwitzerland,peopleallovertheworldwereverysad.()6.CharlieChaplinwasbornin______.A.EnglandB.AmericaC.France()7.CharlieChaplin’sparents______.A.madealotofmoneybygivingperformanceB.werenotveryrichC.hadatravellingtheatrecompany()8.Chaplinbegantomakemoney(赚钱)whenhewas_______yearsold.A.15B.21C.5()9.Chaplinbecameafilmactorin________.A.1894B.1904C.1910()10.WhichofthefourisNottrue?74\nA.Charliewasonly15whenhecametotheUSA.B.WhenCharliedied,nobodywassad.C.CharliewenttoHollywoodin1910.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练TuesdayMrs．Yuanisawriter．Sheis1andoftenhelpsthepoorpersons．Itwasaverycold2morning．Onthewaytoheroffice,shesawanoldman3ontheground．Shecametohimandhelpedhimto4andboughtsomewaterandbreadforhim．Theoldmanateupthefoodquicklyand5herverymuch．Thensheasked,“Wheredoyoulive,Grandpa?”“Ihaveno6,madam,”saidtheoldman．“Ihavetosleepoutside7．”“Howoldareyou?”“Ninety—two,madam．”Yuanbecame8andwentonasking,“Whynotliveintheoldpeople’shouse”“9Ihaveason,”saidtheoldman．“Theyhave10admitted（接纳）apersonwhohaschildren．Ihaveason．”“Whereisyourson,then?”“Hehasnochildren,sotheoldpeople’shouseadmittedhim．”“It’sunfair!”saidMrs．Yuan．（）1．A．strangeB．kindC．terribleD．healthy（）2．A．snowyB．rainC．cloudyD．sunny（）3．A．walkingB．runningC．jumpingD．lying（）4．A．hurryB．lookupC．situpD．geton（）5．A．thankedB．hatedC．likedD．loved（）6．A．farmB．treesC．clothesD．house（）7．A．atnoonB．atnightC．everymorningD．onemorning（）8．A．sadB．sorryC．surprisedD．anumber（）9．A．AsB．BecauseC．SinceD．While（）10．A．neverB．alwaysC．oftenD．Sometimes(A)Mr.Whitewasaverybusybusinessman.Hea1waysworkeda11day.SometimeshecouldnothavearestonSundays，soheusuallyforgotthedate.LastSaturday.heremembereditwashiswife'sbirthday.“Ioftenforgetherbirthday.”hesaidtohimself，“butnotthistime.”Thenhewenttoaflowershopandboughtsomebeautifulflowers.WhenMr.Whitegothome，hegavetheflowerstoMrs.Whiteandsaid，“Happybirthday!January15isyourbirthday.Ididn'tforgetit.”“Yes.butmybirthdaywasyesterday.It'sJanuary16.Butthankyouallthesame.”Mrs.Whitesaid.()1.MrWhitewasvery.A.busyB.freeC.happy()2.MrWhiteworkedonSundays.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.never()3.MrWhiteoftenforgot.A.hisworkB.hiswifeC.hiswife’sbirthday()4.Heboughtforhiswife.A.ablouseB.adressC.someflowers()5.MrsWhite’sbirthdaywason.SaturdayB.January15C.January16(B)MrJoneshasaspecialwayofwakingLilyinthemorning．HesendsLily’sdog,Frank,intoherbedroom．Frankjumpsupandlicks(舔)Lily’sface,thenLilygetsoutofherbed．That’showeveryschooldaystarts．OneMondaymorning,Lilygotoutofbedandlookedattheclock．Itwas6:45．Ｌilywashedanddressed．Shemovedquickly．Sheknewshedidn’thavemuchtimetogetreadyforschool．Theschoolbususuallystopsatthecornerofherstreetat7:30．Shehastobeatthebusstopbythen．“What’sforbreakfast?”askedLily．Herfathergavehertwoeggsandaglassoforangejuice．“Ｈurryup,”saidMrJones．“Where’syourhomework?DoyouhavethatnoteIgaveyouforMrsBrown?Don’tforgetit．Here’syourlunchmoney．”Lilygotherbooksandhomeworkalltogether．Shefoundthenoteandtookthelunchmoney．Sheputeverythinginherschoolbag．Thensherushedofftocatchthebusat7:30．Thebuswasrightontime．LilygotonandsatdownnexttoherfriendBill．ThenLilyandBillstartedtotelleachotherjokes．Itwasnicetorelax．（）1．InthemorningwakesupLily．A．MrsJonesB．MrJonesC．FrankD．theclock（）2．OneMondaymorningLilygotupat．74\nA．６:45B．7:00C．7:20D．7:30（）3．LilyhadtotaketoMrsBrown．A．herhomeworkB．herdogC．lunchmoneyD．anote（）4．ThispassagetellsusLilyusuallytoschool．A．walksB．ridesherbicyleC．takesthebusD．takesthesubway（）5．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Lilyhasadog．B．MrsJonesisanEnglishteacher．C．BillisLily’sbrother．D．Lilylikeshamburgersforbreakfast．阅读理解&完形填空每日一练WednesdayReadingnewspapershasbecomeanimportantpartofoureverydaylife.Somepeoplereadnewspapers1thefirstthingtodointhemorning,othersreadnewspapersassoonastheyhavefreetimeduringtheday2theycanlearnwhat3intheworld.Peoplejustchoosetheirfavoritenewspapers.Someliketheworldnews,and4prefershortstories.Sometimeswedon’thaveenoughtime5allthenewscarefully,sowejust6aquicklookatthefrontpage.Atothertime,we7beinsuchahurrythatweonlyhaveafewminutestolookatthetitles(标题)ofthepassages.Today,newspapersinEnglishhave8ofreadersintheworld.TheEnglishlanguageissopopular9manyChinesestudentsarereadingEnglishnewspapers,suchasChinaDaily,21stCenturyandsoon.Theybring10informationtogetherwiththeInternet.Wecan’tlivewithoutnewspapers.()1.A.forB.toC.likeD.as()2.A.becauseofB.sothatC.thoughD.suchthat()3.A.happensB.happenedC.ishappeningD.willhappen()4.A.someB.othersC.theothersD.else()5.A.toreadB.readC.readsD.reading()6.A.getB.takeC.bringD.give()7.A.mustB.needC.shouldD.may()8.A.thelargenumberB.thelargernumberC.thelargestnumberD.themostlargenumber()9.A.ifB.thatC.becauseD.though()10.A.manyandmanyB.manyandmoreC.moreandmoreD.mostandmost(A)Sallywasastudent．Itwasgoingtobehermother’sbirthday．Shewantedtobuyherapresentthatwouldbeniceandusefulbutnotexpensive．Aweekbeforehermother’sbirthaday,shewentshoppingafteraquickandsimplelunch．Whenshehadbeenlookingforhalfanhour,shefoundashopthatwassellingcheapumbrellas,anddecidedtotakeablackonesincehermotherhadlosthersthemonthbefore．Shethought,“Youcouldcarrythatwhenyouarewearingclothesofanycolor．”Soshedecidedtobuyalovelyblackumbrellaandtooktotheschoolwithheruntilherclasseshadfinished.Onherwaybackhomeinthetrainthatevening,shefelthungrybecauseshehadsuchasmalllunchthatshewentalongtothebuffetcar(便餐车)foranothersandwichandacupofcoffee．Shehadlefttheblackumbrellaaboveherseatinthecompartment（车厢）,butwhenshegotback,ithadgone!Whenshehadleftthecompartment,therehadbeennootherpassengersinit,butnowtherewerethree．Sallybegantocrywhenshesawthattheumbrellawasnolongerthere．Theotherpassengersfeltverysorryforherandaskedwhatthematterwas．Shetoldthemthat74\ntheblackumbrellashehadboughtforhermotherwasgone,andthatshehadtogetoutatthenextstation．Afterthethreeotherpassengersheardit,theyaskedherforhermother’saddresssothattheycouldsendtheumbrellatoherifsomeonehadtakenitbymistake,andbroughtitbackafterSallyhadgotoutofthetrain．Thenextweek,Sallyheardfromhermother．Itsaid,“Thankyouverymuchforyourlovelypresents,butwhydidyousendmethreeblackumbrellas?”（）1.Whichofthefollowinghasthesamemeaningwiththesentence“Youcouldcarrythatwhenyouarewearingclothesofanycolor”?A．Youcancarryitwhenyouarewearinganyclothes．B．Anycolorofyourclotheswillbeallright．C．TheumbrellawillbeOKforyourclothesinanycolors．D．Youcantakeanyclothesthatyouliketowear．（）2．Wheredidshefindtheumbrellamissing?A．Thecompartment．B．Herschool．C．Thebuffetcar．D．Theshop．（）3．Fromthepassage,wecaninfer(推断)that．A．hermotherwouldwritetoherifshedidn’treceivethepresentB．thethreeumbrellasweresentbythegirlC．onlyfourpeoelehadeverbeentothecompartmentD．nobodybroughttheumbrellaback（）4．Thebestnameofthestoryis．A．ALuckyGirlB．TheMissingUmbrellaC．Mother’spresentD．AHappyMother（）5．Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?A．Youshouldtakecareofyourthingswhenyouaretraveling．B．Showyourlovetoothers,andtheywillbringyoulove．C．Chinldrenshouldoftencomebacktoseetheirparents．D．It’snousecryingwhenyouareintrouble．(B)IfyoucanspeakEnglish,youknowalotofEnglishwords．Youcanread,speakandunderstand．Butthereisanotherkindoflanguageyouneedtoknow-thelanguageofthebody．Allovertheworld,people“talk”withtheirhands,withtheirheadsandwiththeireyes．WhenJapanesepeoplemeet,theybow(鞠躬；弯腰)．WhenIndiansmeet,theyputtheirhandstogether．WhatdoAmericanandBritishpeopledo?Americansaremoreinformal(不拘礼节的)thantheBritish．Theyliketobefriendly．Theyusefirstnames,theyaskquestionsandtheytalkeasilyaboutthemselves．Whentheysitdown,theyliketorelaxintheirchairsandmakethemselvescomfortable．Britishpeoplearemorereserved(矜持的，缄默的)．Theytakemoretimetomake74\nfriends．Theyliketoknowyoubeforetheyaskyousomethingofyourhome．WhenBritishandAmericanpeoplemeetsomeoneforthefirsttime,theyshakehands．Theydonotusuallyshakehandswithpeopletheyknowwell．Womensometimeskisstheirwomenfriends,andmenkisswomenfriends．Whenamanmeetsamanfriend,hejustsmiles,andsays“Hello”．Mendonotkisseachother,orholdhands．Evenfathersandsonsdonotoftenkisseachother．（）6．Peoplecancommunicatewitheachotherusing．A．onlywordsB．onlybodylanguageC．onlytheEnglishlanguageD．notonlywordsbutalsobodylanguage（）7．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat．A．handshakeandkisscannotbeusedingreetingB．peoplecan“talk”withtheirhands,headsandeyesC．onlyafewpeopleusebodylanguageD．bodylanguageismoreoftenusedbypeoplethanwords（）8．Britishpeopletakemoretimetomakefriendsbecause．A．theyarequiteconservative(保守的)B．theydon’tlikepeopletogototheirhomesC．theyarenotasfriendlyastheAmericansD．theyfinditmoreinterestingtostayalone（）9．WhenIndiansmeet,they．A．kisseachotherB．bowtoeachotherC．puttheirhandstogetherD．justsmile（）10．IntheUSAandBritish,．A．menalwayskisstheirwomenfriendswhentheymeetB．peoplewouldliketoshakehandswhenevertheymeettheirfriendsC．womenaremorelikelytokisseachotherwhilemenaren’tD．fathersandsonsoftenkisseachother阅读理解&完形填空每日一练ThursdayFlies(苍蝇)usuallyliveinthedirtyplaces.Let’slookatafly,andseewhereit1.First,itfliesoutofthewindow,2itstandson3dirtythingsinthestreet,andthenitfliesbacktothehouseandwalksoveryour4.Whenaflywalksonthedirtythingsinthestreet,its5havegotsomegerms6them.Whentheflywalksonyourfoodwithitsdirtyfeet,it7thegermsonyourfood.Whatcanyou8this?First,welearnthatwemustn’tleavedirtythingsinthestreetoronthegroundnear9.Second,welearnthatallfoodmustbecoveredsothatfliesmaynot1it.Third,welearnthatfliesoftencarrygermsandwemustkillthemassoonasweseethem.()1.A.walksB.standsC.livesD.flies()2.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth()3.A.someB.anyC.everyD.each()4.A.foodB.drinkC.cupsD.bowls74\n()5.A.bodyB.feetC.eyesD.head()6.A.inB.toC.onD.over()7.A.carriesB.hasC.leavesD.takes()8.A.studyfromB.studyforC.learnforD.learnfrom()9.A.thefactoryB.ourdoorC.ourhouseD.awindow()10.A.arriveB.getC.arriveinD.getto(A)ThesedaysmostpeopleinBritainandtheU.S.A.donotwearveryformalclothes.Butsometimesitisimportanttoweartherightclothes.ManyBritishpeopledon’tthinkaboutclothesverymuch.Theyjustliketobecomfortable.Whentheywanttoenjoythemselves,theycanwearalmostanything.Attheaters,cinemasandconcertsyoucanwearwhateveryoulike.Frombeautifulsuitsanddressestojeansandsweaters.Anythinggoesaslongas(只要)youlookcleanandtidy.ButinBritainandtheU.S.A.,meninofficesusuallywearsuitsandties,andwomenweardressesorskirts(nottrousers).Doctorsandbusinesspeoplealwayswearquiteformalclothes.Andinsomehotelsandrestaurantsmenhavetoweartiesandwomenhavetoweartidydresses.Inmanyways,AmericansarelessformalthanBritishpeople,buttheyaremorecarefulwiththeirclothes.Athomeoronholidays,mostAmericanswearuniformsorsportsclothes.Butwhentheygooutintheevening,theyliketolooknice.Butingoodhotelsandrestaurants,menhavetowearjacketsandties,andwomenwearprettyclothes.It’shardtosayexactlywhatpeoplewearinBritainandtheU.S.A.,becauseeveryoneisdifferent.Ifyouarenotsurewhattowear,watchfirstandthendothesame.You’llfeelmorecomfortableifyoudon’tlooktoodifferentfromeveryoneelse.()1.PeopleinBritainandtheU.S.A.wearinformalclotheswhenthey____.A.goouttoenjoythemselvesB.areinofficesC.areinbigrestaurantsD.goouttowork()2.Atconcerts,doctorswear____.A.sweatersB.whatevertheylikeC.whatotherswearD.likeplayers()3.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Womenareusuallynotallowedtoweartrousersinoffices.B.Officersalwayswearformalclotheseventhoughtheyareathome.C.AmericansaremorerelaxedintheirclothesthanBritishpeople.D.Thougheveryoneisdifferent,theywearthesameclothesinoffices.()4.“Anythinggoes”inthesecondparagraphmeans“____”.A.AnyclothesareallrightB.AnythingwearsC.AllthethingsaroundareallrightD.Notanyclothesareallright()5.Menweartieswhenthey____intheU.S.A.A.meettheirfamiliesB.meettheirclosefriendsC.eatsomethingdeliciousD.havedinneringoodrestaurants(B)QuickServiceAmantookapairofshoestoashoerepairshopandsaidtotheshoemaker,“I’dlikeyoutorepairtheseshoesforme,please.”“Certainly,sir.”theshoemakersaid.“Whenwilltheybeready?”themanasked.“I’mabitbusy,buttheywillbereadyforyouonThursday,”hesaid.“That’sfine.”themansaidandlefttheshop.Thenextmorninghereceivedaletter,offeringhimajobinanothercountry.Within24hourshewasonanairplanetohisnewjob.Twentyyearspassedandhereturnedtohishometown.Herememberedhisshoes.“Theywereagoodpairofshoes,”hethought,“Iwonderiftheshoemakerisstillthereandstillhasthem.I’llgoandsee.”Thesameshop,althoughhewasanoldmanbynow.“Goodmorning.”hesaidtotheshoemaker,“Twentyyearsago,Ibroughtinapairofshoes.Doyoustillhavethem?”74\n“Name?”theoldshoemakerasked.“Smith.”themansaid.“I’llgoandsee.Theymaybeintheback.”Theshoemakerwentouttothebackofhisshopandafewminuteslaterreturned,carryingapairofshoes.“Heretheyare.”hesaid,“Onepairofbrownshoes.I’mabitbusynow,butthey’llbereadyonThursday.”()1.Whydidthemangotoashoemaker?A.Theywereoldfriends.B.Hewantedhimtomakeanewpairofshoes.C.Hewantedhimtorepairapairofshoes.D.Hehadaveryoldpairofboots.Hewantedtorepairit.()2.Whydidn’tthemanreturntotheshoerepairshoponThursday?A.Heforgot.B.Hewenttoanothercountry.C.Hewastoobusy.D.Heknewtheshoeswouldnotbeready.()3.Themanwasawayfromhishometown____.A.untilThursdayC.untilthenextmorningC.forabout20yearsD.forafewdays()4.Whatdidthemandowhenhereturnedtohishometown?A.Helookedforanewjob.B.Heboughtanewpairofshoes.C.Hevisitedallhisfriends.D.Hereturnedtotheshoemaker.()5.Themanfinallyfoundthat____.A.hisshoeswerestillthere,buttheshoemakerdidn’trepairthemB.hisshoeswerenotthereC.theshoemakerrepairedtheshoesD.theshoemakerlosttheshoes阅读理解&完形填空每日一练FridayIlikemybike.Itbringsmealotoffun.WhenIwasan1boy,myfatherboughtitforme.Itismy“horse”.Ioftengotoschool2mybike.Ilikeridingabike3itisveryconvenient.IfIgooutbybike,itis4tofindaplaceforparkingit.Bikesareverycheap,somostpeoplecanbuyone.Therearethreepeopleinmyfamily.5ofushasabike.Myparentsareteachersinmyschool.Inthemorning,Mum,DadandIeach6toschool.Howeveronarainydaywewalktoschool,becausetheroadisbadforriding.Ithinkridingbikescanmakeus7.Itnotonlyhelpsusexercisemorebutalso8theairclean.ThebikeisveryimportantinChinesepeople’slife.Soridingbikescanhelpyouto9moreaboutChinaandtheChinesepeople.NowpeopleintheworldsayChinaisthecountryofbikesbecausethereare10bikesinChina.Ihopepeopleallroundtheworldlikethem.()1.A.eightyearsoldB.eightyearoldC.eight-year-oldD.eight-years-old()2.A.byB.onC.fromD.in()3.A.soB.butC.whileD.because()4.A.hardB.lateC.happyD.easy()5.A.EachB.BothC.NoneD.Some()6.A.walkB.runC.driveD.ride()7.A.strangeB.busyC.strongD.poor()8.A.feelsB.keepsC.seesD.likes()9.A.tellB.knowC.visitD.ask()10.A.somanyB.somuchC.toomuchD.manytooWhenMr.Davidretired(退休),heboughtasmallhouseinavillagenearthesea.Helikeditandhopedtoliveaquietlifeinit.Buttohissurprise,manyvisitorscametoseehishouseinsummerholidays,foritwasthemostinterestingbuildinginthevillage.Frommorningtonight,therewerevisitorsoutsidethehouse.Theykeptlookingintotheroomsthroughthewindowsandmanyofthemevenwentintothehouse.Hedecidedtodrivethevisitorsaway.Soheputanoticeonthewindow.Thenoticesaid，“Ifyouwanttosatisfyyourcuriosity(好奇心),comeinandlookaround.Price:twentydollars.”Mr.Davidwassurethatthevisitorswouldstopcoming,buthewaswrong.MoreandmorevisitorscameandMr.Davidhadtospendeverydayshowingthemaroundhishouse.“Icameheretoretire,nottoworkasaguide(导游)”,hesaidangrily.Inthe74\nend,hesoldthehouseandmovedaway.()1.Mr.David’shousewasthatmanyvisitorscametoseeit.A.sosmallB.soquietC.sointerestingD.suchinteresting()2.Mr.Davidputanoticeonthewindowinorder.A.todrivethevisitorsawayB.tosatisfythevisitorscuriosityC.toletvisitorscomeinandlookaroundD.togetsomemoneyoutofthevisitors()3.Thenoticemadethevisitors.A.moreinterestedinhishouseB.lostinterestinhishouseC.angryattheunfairpriceD.feelhappyabouttheprice()4.AfterMr.Davidputupthenotice.A.thevisitorsdidn’tcomeanymoreB.fewerandfewervisitorscametoseehishouseC.moreandmorevisitorscameforavisitD.novisitorwouldpaythemoneyforavisit()5.Atlasthehadtosellhishouseandmoveawaybecause.A.hedidnotlikeitatallB.hecouldnotworkasaguideC.hemadeenoughmoneyandwantedtobuyanewexpensivehouseD.hecouldnotliveaquietlifeinitIwasbornintheTronto,Canada.Lifelookedbrightandwasfilledwithhopeformyparentsandme.Myfatherandmotherweremarriedin1980,andIwasbornnextyear.AsIgrewintoaman,Ioftenlookedtomyfatherforadviceandsupport.ThereweremanythingsabouthischaracterthatIadmired,butlikeanyyoungboy,Ioftenthoughtthatmyfather’sideaswerefromthepastandoutofdate.Ididwellasastudentandwasthefirstpersoninmyfamilytograduatefromuniversity.Iwentontobeauniversityprofessorandwriter,andmostpeoplewouldsaythatIhavehadaverysuccessfullife.ButIknowmuchofmysuccessisbecauseofthelessonsthathepassedontome.OnFather’sDay,Iwilllookinthemirrorandsmile.Mydadgavememanygifts,includingmynowbaldhead(秃顶),andthefriendlysmilethatmyfriendssayIhave.Thankyouagain,dad.Imissyou.HappyFather’sDay.()1.Thispassageshouldbea(an)_____________.A.noteB.letterC.invitationD.poster()2.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“outofdate”mean?A.时尚B.迂腐C.固执D.过时()3.Fromthepassagewecanknow____________.A.thewriterisgratefultohisfatherforwhathisfatherhasdoneB.thewritermisseshisfatherverymuchC.thewriter’slifeisbrightandfullofhopeD.thewriter’sfatherislovingBHaveyoueverseensnow?Manypeopleintheworldhavenot.Somecountriesneverhavesnow;somehaveonlyalittleonthetopsofveryhighmountains.InthenorthofEngland,thereisquitealotofsnoweverywinter,butinthesouthofEngland,thereisusuallylittle.WhenastudentfromawarmcountrycomestoEnglandinautumnforthefirsttime,hefeelscoldatfirst.Thereareoftendarkclouds,greyskyandcoldraininEnglandinautumn,andmoststudentsfromwarmcountriesdonotlikethis.Butsnowisdifferent.Thoughitiscold,itisalsobeautiful.Perhaps,afterseveraldarkmornings,thestudentwakesuponeday,andthereisalotoflightinhisroom.Hethinks“Isitsolate?”andjumpsoutofbed.Butno,itisnotverylate.Helooksoutofthewindowandthereisthesnowonthegroundandonthehousesandeverywhere.Thelightofhisroomcomesfromclean,beautifulsnow.()4.InwhichpartofEnglandistheremuchsnowinwinter?A.Intheeast.B.Inthenorth.C.Inthewest.D.Inthesouth.()5.IntheautumnofEngland,wecanNOToftensee__________.74\nA.greyskyB.darkcloudsC.strongwindsD.coldrain()6.Whydoesthestudentaskhimself“Isitsolate?”A.Becausehehassomeworktodo.B.Becauseitisbrightintheroom. C.Becauseitisreallylate.D.Becauseheusuallygetsupearly.()7.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Everycountryintheworldhassnowinwinter. B.ForeignstudentsliketheweatherinEngland. C.ItisoftenverywarmintheautumnofEngland. D.Manypeopleintheworldhaven’tseensnow.COnenightamancametoourhouseandtoldme,“Thereisafamilywitheightchildren.Theyhavenothingtoeatfordays.”Itooksomefoodandwent.WhenIfinallycametothefamily,Isawtheuglyfaceofthoselittlechildrenbyhunger.Therewasnosorrow(悲伤)orsadnessintheirfaces,justthedeeppainofhunger.Igavethericetothemother.Shedivided(分)itintotwo,andwentout,carryhalfthericewithher.Whenshecameback,Iaskedher,“Wheredidyougo?”Shegavemethissimpleanswer,“Tomyneighbours----theyarealsohungry.”()8.Thewriterthoughtpoorpeoplewere_________.A.luckyB.generousC.uglyD.sad()9.Themotherwentoutto_________.A.givesomericetoherneighboursB.lookforherchildrenC.cookthericeD.buysomerice()10.Whichisnottrueaboutthestory?A.Thestoryhappenedatnight.B.Thefamilywaskindandgenerous.C.Thefamilyhadnothingtoeatbecausetheywerelazy.D.Asarule,wehavenotimeforotherswhenweareintrouble.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.11Saturday Whatdoes“gettingalongwithyourteacher”mean,anyway?“Gettingalong”meansyouandyourteacherhavearelationshipthat1forbothofyou,andthatyoubothgetwhatyou2fromtherelationship.Foryourteacher,heorshewantstomake3youarecareful,beingrespectfulandpolite,and4yourbesttolearn.Foryou,you5ateacherwhorespectsyou,answersyourquestions,andtriesto6youlearn.Youcangetalongwithyourteacherandlearnwithoutbeingfriendswithhimorher,althoughit’s7ifthathappens. Ineveryschool,kidssaysometeachersaretoo8orserious,butdon’tjudgeateacher9youareinhisorherclassandcanseeforyourself.Mostoftime,yourteacherisonyour10.Andateacherwho’sstrictmaybesomeonewho11todohisorherjobwell—teachingyouthe12youshouldlearn.It’salso13torememberthatmakingmistakesisa14oflearning.Bypointingoutyourmistakesandhelpingyou15them,ateacheristeachingyou.1.A.worksB.offersC.looks2.A.hateB.agreeC.need3.A.rightB.sureC.able4.A.tryingB.makingC.taking5.A.becomeB.refuseC.want6.A.encourageB.helpC.ask7.A.wellB.wrongC.nice8.A.braveB.strictC.strange9.A.untilB.sinceC.when10.A.placeB.teamC.side11.A.expectsB.failsC.allows12.A.homeworkB.subjectC.example13.A.successfulB.possibleC.important14.A.partB.pieceC.chance74\n15.A.practiceB.receiveC.correct(A)ThefollowingruleswillbeusedfortheReadingClub:1.Allbooksmustbereadfrompageonetothelastpageinthebook.2.Thepartnerortheteacherwillinitialthebooklistafterastudenthasfinishedreadingabook.Teacherswillinitialthebooklistonlyforthebooksreadatschool.Itistheresponsibilityofthestudentsandparentstowritethenameofallbooksread,andthenumberofpagesofthebookonthebooklist.3.Allbooksreadmustbeofthestudent’sreadinglevelorabove.e.g.Athirdgradestudentshouldnotreadfirstgradebooksifheorsheisabletoreadatathirdgradeorhigherreadinglevel.4.Allbooksthestudentfinishesduringtheschoolyearwillbecountedtowardsthe100books.Comicbooksandthelikewillnotbecounted.Booksofgoodqualityreadfromtheschoollibrary,publiclibrary,classroom,home,etc.willbecounted.5.Whenastudenthasfinishedaclubbooklist(onesheetof25booksor1,500pages),he/sheshouldbringthesheettotheoffice.Thechildwillgetasmallrewardandmaygetanotherpieceofbooklisttogoonreading.Ittakesfourbooklistsheetsfor100booksorfour1,500pagestoreach6,000pages.Eitherway—You’reaWinner!Choosethebestanswers.()1.Thestudentsneedstoaskhis/herparentsorteacherinitialthebooklist______.A.beforehe/shereadsabookB.afterhe/shereadsabookC.whilehe/sheisreadingabook()2.Whatkindofbookwillnotbecounted?A.Storybooks.B.Historybooks.C.Picturebooks.()3.Howmanybooksshouldastudentreadbeforehe/shegetanotherbooklist?A.25B.100C.1,500()4.Whatdoes“initial”meaninChinese?A.借给B.还给C.签名()5.Accordingtotherules,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Thestudentsshouldreadthewholebookthrough.B.Athirdgradestudentcanreadthefirstgradedbooksifhe/shelikestodoso.C.Thestudentsneedstoread100booksor6,000pagesintheschoolyeartobeawinner.(B)ChinawillhosttheOlympicGamesin2022.WearegoingtohelpmaketheOlympicasuccess(成功),leavingagoodimpression（印象）onthewholeworld.Wewouldliketobevolunteers（志愿者）.Katewantstohelpthetouristswhocan’tspeakChinese.Shethinksit’sagoodwaytolearnEnglish.AndMaryisgoingtobeawaitressinahotel.Shewantstoserveathletes.Shethinksshecanmeetlotsofathletesandmakefriendswiththem.Victorisgoingtocleantheflooratthebasketballstadium.Hecanseehisfavoritebasketballplayers.Selinalikesskatingverymuch.Sosheisgoingtohelptheiceskatersdosomething.TomandKin’sfavoritesportistabletennis.SotheyaregoingtopickupPing-Pongballsforping-pongplayers.Atthesametime,theycanenjoysomebeautifulmatches.Allofusareveryhappytobevolunteers.46.InwhichcityistheOlympicGamesgoingtobeheldin2022?A.BeijingB.ParisC.Sydney()6.What’sKategoingtodforthe2022OlympicGames?A.Tobeawaitressinahotel.B.Tohelpthetouristswhocan’tspeakChinese.C.Toworkinahotel.()7.WhyisMarygoingtobeawaitress?A.Becauseshewouldliketomakefriendswithathletes.B.Shethinksit’sagoodwaytolearnEnglish.C.BecauseshewantstolearnEnglish.()8.Whoisgoingtohelpbasketballplayers?A.VictorB.TomC.Mary()9.WhatsportdoesSelinalike?A.basketballB.ping-pongC.skating.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练74\n2022.5.12SundayItwasSunday.LittleJim____(1)early.TwoofpandaswereonshowinLondonforthefirsttime.Hedidn'tseesuchanimalsbefore.Soheaskedhisfather,Mr.Black,totakehim____(2)them.Afterbreakfastthefatherandson___(3)tothebusstop____(4).Afterawhile,aredbuscameandMr.Blackgotonit___(5)hissoninhisarms.Buttherewas___(6)init.Hehadtostandbythedoor.Ayoungman___(7)andsaid,"Pleasetakemyseat,sir.""Thankyouverymuch,"Mr.Blacksaidandsatdown.AndlittleJimsatonhisfather'sknees（膝盖）."Trytobeagentleman(绅士),Jim,"saidMr.Black."Theyoungmust___(8)fortheoldandmustaskwomen___(9)theirseats."Justthen,awomangotonandstoodbyMr.Black.LittleJimjumpedoffhisfather'skneesatonceandsaid,"Pleasetake____(10)seat,madam!"（）1.AgetsupBgotupCwillgetup（）2.AtoseeBtolookatCtowatch（）3.AhurriesB.hurriedChurry（）4.AonfootBbybusCbybike（）5.AtoBofCwith（）6.Anotseat.BnoseatC..notany（）7.AstandupB.standsupCstoodup（）8.AmakeroomB.makearoomC.maderoom（）9.Ahas.BhaveCtohave（）10.Ame.BmyCI(A)CharlieChaplin（卓别林）wasbornin1889inLondon.Hismotherwasadancer.Hisfatherwasanactor,buthehasnotmuchmoney.CharlieChaplainwasgoodatsinginganddancing.In1894,hestarteddancingandsingingformoney.In1904,hejoinedatravellingtheatrecompanyandweretoAmerica.In1910,someoneaskedhimtoperform(表演)inafilm.AndhewenttoHollywood(好莱坞).Hebecameafilmdirectorin1914.Heworkedveryhardandhemademanyfunnyfilmsbetween1914and1966.In1977,hedied(死)inSwitzerland,peopleallovertheworldwereverysad.()1.CharlieChaplinwasbornin______.A.EnglandB.AmericaC.France()2.CharlieChaplin’sparents______.A.madealotofmoneybygivingperformanceB.werenotveryrichC.hadatravellingtheatrecompany()3.Chaplinbegantomakemoney(赚钱)whenhewas_______yearsold.A.15B.21C.5()4.Chaplinbecameafilmactorin________.A.1894B.1904C.1910()5.WhichofthefourisNottrue?A.Charliewasonly15whenhecametotheUSA.B.WhenCharliedied,nobodywassad.C.CharliewenttoHollywoodin1910.(B)Mr.Whitewasaverybusybusinessman.Hea1waysworkeda11day.SometimeshecouldnothavearestonSundays，soheusuallyforgotthedate.LastSaturday.heremembereditwashiswife'sbirthday.“Ioftenforgetherbirthday.”hesaidtohimself，“butnotthistime.”Thenhewenttoaflowershopandboughtsomebeautifulflowers.WhenMr.Whitegothome，hegavetheflowerstoMrs.Whiteandsaid，“Happybirthday!January15isyourbirthday.Ididn'tforgetit.”“Yes.butmybirthdaywasyesterday.It'sJanuary16.Butthankyouallthesame.”Mrs.Whitesaid.()6.MrWhitewasvery.A.busyB.freeC.happy()7.MrWhiteworkedonSundays.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.never()8.MrWhiteoftenforgot.A.hisworkB.hiswifeC.hiswife’sbirthday()9.Heboughtforhiswife.A.ablouseB.adressC.someflowers()10.MrsWhite’sbirthdaywason.A.SaturdayB.January15C.January16阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.13MondayFirecanhelppeopleinmanyways.1itcanbeveryharmful(有害的).Firecanmakewater2andthehousewarm,3lightandcookfood.Butfirecanbu74\nrn(烧毁)things,4.Itcanmaketrees,houses,animalsandotherthings5fire.Ifsomepeoplecan't6awayfromfire,itcankillthem.Thiscanbeseenineverycountry.Sometimesbigfirecanburnforestsanddestroy(毁坏)manytallbuildings.Nobodyknowsclearlywhenpeoplebegantomakeafire,butthere7manyinterestingstoriesaboutthefirsttimepeoplestartedafire.OnestoryfromAustraliatellsusthatalongtimeagoaman8uptothesunandtookfiredown.Todaypeopleknow9tomakeafirewithmatches(火柴).Childrensometimesliketoplaywiththem.Butmatchescanbeverydangerous.Thematchescanburnapieceofpaperandthenitcanburnahouse.Asmallfirecanbecomeabigfire.Firekillsmanypeopleeveryyear.Soyoumustbecarefull10fire.()1.A.ButB.AndC.So()2.A.coolB.coldC.hot()3.A.giveB.takeC.shows()4.A.eitherB.alsoC.too()5.A.bringingB.catchC.toset()6.A.runB.walksC.stepped()7.A.areB.isC.be()8.A.goB.goesC.went()9.A.whatB.howC.when()10.A.ifB.withC.atAMichaelJordanisthemostfamousbasketballplayerintheworld.HewasborninBrooklyn,NewYork.Hedidn'tliketotalktootherpeopleabouthimself.Hewasalsoveryshort.Hedidn'tplayverywellwhenhejoinedthebasketballteaminhishighschoolatfirst.Butthenextyearthingschangedalotforhimashegrewmuchtaller.MichaelJordanbecamefamouswhenhejoinedtheuniversitybasketballteaminNorthCarolina.Michaelusedhisspeedandstrength(力量)toreachthebasketagain.Heplayedsowellthatpeoplecalledhim“AirJordan”.Aftercollege,MichaelbecameabasketballteammemberintheChicagoBulls.TheNBAwasverysurprisedatthishigh-flyingplayer.Hewasnamed“Rookie”(新秀)oftheyearin1985and“MostValuablePlayer”in1996.Heoncesetarecord(记录)bygetting63pointsinonegame.()1.Jordanisabasketballsuperstarin_________.A.EnglandB.AmericaC.Canada()2.Whenhejoinedthebasketballteaminhishighschool,he_______atfirst.A.didn't'playverywellB.playedverywellC.grewmuchtaller()3.Hebegantobecomefamousin_________.A.theuniversitybasketballteamB.theNBAC.hishighschoolatfirst()4.Heisoftencalled“___________”.A.RockieB.theNBAC.AirJordan()5.TheNBAwasverysurprisedatthesuperstarwhen_________.A.hejoinedthebasketballteaminhishighschoolB.hejoinedtheuniversitybasketballteamC.hejoinedtheChicagoBullsBWeeachhaveamemory(记忆力).That'swhywecanstillrememberthingsafteralongtime.Somepeoplehaveverygoodmemoriesandtheycaneasilylearnmanythingsbyheart,butsomepeoplecanonlyrememberthingswhentheysayordothemagainandagain.Manyofthegreatmenoftheworldhavegotsurprisingmemories.Agoodmemoryisagreathelpinlearningalanguage.Everybodylearnshismotherlanguagewhenheisasmallchild.Hehearsthesounds,remembersthemandthenhelearnstospeak.Somechildrenarelivingwiththeirparentsinforeigncountries.Theycanlearntwolanguagesaseasilyasonebecausetheyhear,rememberandspeaktwolanguageseveryday.Inschoolitisnotsoeasytolearnaforeignlanguagebecansethestudentshavesolittletimeforit,andtheyarebusywithothersubjects,too.Butyourmemorywillbecomebetterandbetterwhenyoudomoreandmoreexercises.()6.Whysomepeoplecaneasily]earnthingsbyheart?Becausethey___________.A.havegoodmemoriesB.studyhardC.practicealot()7.Ifyouhaveagoodmemory,___________.74\nA.youcandoeverythingwellB.youcanlearnalanguagewellC.youmustbeagreatmanintheworld()8.Whatachildfirstlearnstodoisto________.A.speakB.readC.hear()9.Wheneverybodyisachild,helearns_________.A.aforeignlanguageB.twolanguageseverydayC.thelanguageofhisowncountry()10.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Everyonehasagoodmemory.B.Everygreatmanintheworldhasasurprisingmemory.C.Everyonedoesn’thaveagoodmemory.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.14TuesdayLifeinthe2022swillbeverydifferentfromlifetoday.Betweenthenandnowmanychanges（改变）willtakeplace(发生).So1willthechangebe?Thepopulation(人口)isgrowing2.Therewillbemanypeopleintheworldand3ofthemwilllivelongerthanpeoplelivenow.Thecomputerwillbeevensmallerand4andtherewillbeatleast(至少)oneineveryhome.And5studywillbeoneoftheimportantsubjectsinschoolthen.Peoplewillworkfewerhoursthanthey6nowandtheywillhavemore7timeforsports,watchingTVandtraveling.Travelingwillbeeveneasierandcheaper.Andmanymorepeoplewillgotoothercountriesfor8.There9changesinourfood,too.Moreland(土地)willbedoneforbuildingnewtownsandhousesforallthepeople.Thentherewillbelessroom(空间)10cowsandsheep,someatwillbemoreexpensive.Maybenoonewilleatiteveryday.Insteadtheyeatmorefruitsand11.Maybepeoplewillbe12.13inthefuturewillbedifferent,too.Dangerousand14workwillbedone(被做)byrobots(机器人).Becauseofthis,manypeoplewillnothaveanyworktodo.Thiswillbea15.()1.A.whenB.whereC.whatD.how()2.A.slowlyB.fastC.carefullyD.well()3.A.oneB.mostC.noneD.few()4.A.moreusefulB.lessusefulC.moreexpensiveD.bigger()5.A.ChineseB.EnglishC.computerD.science()6.A.studyB.likeC.doD.get()7.A.importantB.busyC.fullD.free()8.A.businessB.sportsC.workD.holidays()9.A.willbeB.areC.beD.have()10.A.toB.forC.inD.with()11.A.meatB.hamburgerC.vegetablesD.coffee()12.A.morenegativeB.betterC.angrierD.healthier()13.A.MusicB.WorkC.SportsD.Food()14.A.hardB.easyC.longD.small()15.A.balanceB.programC.informationD.problemCaptainGoodFellowDoyourchildrenenjoyinterestingstories,funnygames,andexcitingdances?CaptainGoodFellowwillbereadytoteachallthesethingstochildrenattheCityTheateronSaturdaymorningat10:00free.FilmsattheMuseumTheaterTwoAmericanfilmswillbeshownonSaturdayafternoonattheMuseumTheater.SeeBrokenWindowat1:30.TheWorkerswillbeat3:45.Forfurtherinformation,call498-7898.InternationalPicnicDoyoudislikeeatingthesamefoodeveryday?CometoCentralParkonSaturday74\nandenjoyfoodfromallovertheworld.Deliciousandnotexpensive.Noonto5:00p.m.TakeMeOuttoTheBallGameIt'sOctober,andSaturdaynight(7:00---9:00)isyourlastchancetoseetheRedBirdsthisyear.Getyourticketsatthegate.Itmightbecold.Don'tforgetsweatersandjackets.DoYouWanttoHear"TheZoo"“TheZoo”,apopularrockgroupfromAustralia,willgivetheirfirstU.S.concertthisSaturdaynight,ateightinRoseHall,CityCollege.()1.OnSaturdaymorning,youcan________.A.gotowatchaballgameB.takechildrentoplaygamesattheCityTheatreC.gototheCentralParkforapicnic()2.TheRedBirdsballgame________.A.isintheafternoonB.isoutsideC.isatthegate()3.Youcaneatmanykindsofdifferentfoodfromallovertheworldifyou________.A.gototheCityTheatreB.gototheCentralParkC.buyticketsatthegate()4."TheZoo"is____________.A.aconcertB.aparkwithmanyredbirdsinit.C.goingtogivetheir1stconcertinU.S.()5.MrTurnerwantstohaveaniceSaturday.Whichisnotpossibleforhimtodo?A.Watchingaballgameandhavingapicnic.B.Havingapicnicandseeingafilm.C.Seeingafilmandlisteningtoaconcert.(B)Acomputerisusedinmanyways.Inafewyearsthecomputermaytouchthelivesofeveryone,evenpeopleinfar-awayvillages.Mostcomputershaveamemory.Thatmeansinformationcanbekeptinthemandbetakenoutatanytime.Computersaregettingsmallerandsmaller,andcomputingfasterandfaster.Computerscandomanykindsofwork.Insomelargefactoriesnowthereareveryfewpeople.Robotsdomostofthework.Forexample,inacarfactory,whenadifferentkindofcarcomesalongtheline,therobotchangesitsworkjustasamanwoulddo.Howdoestherobotknowthis?Acomputer"tells"itwhattodo.Inthelastfewyearstherehavebeengreatchangesincomputers.Manyscientistsagreethatcomputerscannotdoeverythingpeoplecando,buttheyalsoagreethatcomputerscannowdomostthethingspeoplecando.Whoknowswhatthecomputersoftomorrowwillbelike?Willtheymakelifebetterorworse,orwilltheybringbadthingstopeople?Thescientistsoftodaywillhavetodecidehowtousethecomputersoftomorrow.()6.Computerisawonderfulmachinebecause________.A.itisveryusefulB.ithelpspeoplealotC.AandB()7.Computersaregetting________A.biggerandbiggerB.fasterandfasterC.smallerandsmaller()8.______knowswhatthecomputersoftomorrowwillbelike.A.NooneB.WeC.Scientists()9.Inthefuturecomputersmusthelppeople_________A.domorethingsB.dolessthingsC.makelifeharder()10.Computerscando__________peoplecando.A.everythingB.nothingC.mostofthethings阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.14WednesdayIt’seasiertogodownhillthan46uphill,soit’seasiertofallintobadhabitsthanintogood47.Badhabitsdonotcome48.theycomelittlebylittle,soyoudon’tknowtheir49.Schoolboysfirstpickuplittlebadhabitsatschoolandonthestreets.Whentheycannotdotheirhomework,they50fromtheirclassmates.Iftheyseebiggerboys51,theywanttolearntosmoke,too.Iftheyseetheirfriendsgambling(赌博),theywanttogamble.Whentheyget52,theirhabitsbecomestrongerandstronger.Thenthey74\ncan53givethemup.Fromcopying,theylearntostealfromgambling,theylearntocheat(欺骗).54noonebelievesinthem.How55itisthatwestopthebadhabitsatthebeginning!46．A．climbB．toclimbC．climbingD．climbs47．A．otherB．othersC．onesD．one48．A．slowlyB．suddenlyC．exactlyD．usually49．A．dangerB．ideaC．hopeD．plan50．A．writeB．readC．listenD．copy51．A．tosmokeB．smokingC．smokedD．smokes52．A．oldestB．oldC．elderD．older53．A．notlongerB．nolongC．nolongerD．notanylong54．A．AtlastB．atfirstC．atleastD．atmost55．A．sillyB．difficultC．importantD．easyAMissRosetaughtphysicsinaLondonschool.Lastweekshewasexplainingtooneofherclassesaboutsound,andshedecidedtotestthemtoseehowsuccessfulshehadbeeninherwork.Shesaidtothem,“Now,IhaveasisterinWashington.IfIwascallingheronthephone,andatthesametimeyouwere20metersaway,andlistenedtomefromtheothersideofthestreet,whowouldhearwhatIsaidearlier,mysisteroryou,andwhy?”Thecleverestboyatonceanswered,“Yoursister,MissRose,becauseelectricitytravelsfasterthansoundwaves.”“That’sverygood,”MissRoseanswered.Butthenoneofthegirlsputupherhand,andMissRosesaid,“Yes,Betty.”“Idon’tagree,”Bettysaid,“Yoursisterwouldhearyouearlierbecausewhenit’seleveno’clockhere,it’sonlysixo’clockinWashington.”()1.MissRosewasteachingherstudentsabout_______.A.telephoneB.timeC.soundD.electricity()2.Shewantedherstudentstoknow________.A.whichwasfaster,soundwavesorelectricityB.whetherBettywasclevererthantheboyC.whethershecouldcallhersisterinWashingtonD.whetherherstudentscouldhearherfrom20metersaway()3.Theboythoughtthat_________.A.soundwavestravelfasterthanelectricityB.soundwavestravelslowerthanelectricityC.thestudentswouldhearMissRoseearlierD.thestudentswouldhearhersisterearlier()4.Fromthepassage,weknowMissRose________.A.waspleasedwiththeboy’sanswerB.wasnotpleasedwithwhattheboyhadsaidC.thoughtBetty’sanswerwasmuchbetterD.thoughtbothoftheanswerswereright()5.Bettythoughttheboywaswrongbecause________.A.electricitywasslowerthansoundwavesB.electricitywasfasterthansoundwavesC.electricitytraveledasfastassoundwavesD.clocksinWashingtonshowedadifferenttimefromthoseinLondonBForseveralyears,Americanshaveenjoyedtele-shopping:watchingTVandbuyingthingsbyphone.Nowtele-shoppingisstartinginEurope(欧洲).InanumberofEuropeancountries,peoplecanturnontheirTVsandshopforclothes,jewelry,food,toys,andmanyotherthings. Tele-shoppingisbecomingpopularinSweden,forexample.ThebiggestSwedishcompanysellsdifferentkindsofthingsonTVin15Europeancountries,andinoneyearitmade＄100million.InFrancetherearetwotele-shoppingchannels,andtheFrenchspendabout＄20millionayeartobuythingsthroughthosechannels. InGermany,untillastyeartele-shoppingwasonlypossibleononechannelfor1houreveryday.Thenthegovernmentallowed(允许)moretele-shopping.Otherchannelscanopenfortele-business,including(包括)thelargestAmericantele-shoppingcompanyanda24－hourtele-shoppingcompany.Germanbusinessesarehopingthisnew74\ntele-shoppingwillhelpthemsellmorethings. Somepeopleliketele-shoppingbecauseitallowsthemtodotheirshoppingwithoutleavingtheirhomes.Withalltheproblemsoftrafficinthecities,thisisanimportantreason.Butatthesametime,otherEuropeansdonotlikethisnewwayofshopping.Theycalltele-shopping“junk(垃圾)ontheair”.ManyEuropeansusuallyworryaboutthequality(质量)ofthethingsforsaleonTV.Goodqualityisimportanttothem,andtheybelievetheycannotbesureaboutthequalityofthethingsonTV. TheneedforhighqualitymeansthatEuropeantele-shoppingcompanieswillhavetobedifferentfromtheAmericancompanies.Theywillhavetobemorecarefulaboutthequalityofthethingstheysell.Theywillalsohavetoworkhardertosellthingsthatthebuyerscannottouchorseeinperson.()1.Tele-shoppingis_____inEurope. A.notpopularB.growing C.notpossibleD.cheap()2.Peopleliketele-shoppingbecauseitis_____. A.AmericanB.cheaper C.easierD.morepopular()3.SomeEuropeansdon'tliketele-shoppingbecausethey_____. A.don'tliketobuythings B.don'twatchTV C.believethethingssoldonTVareexpensive D.thinkthethingssoldonTVarebadquality()4.InGermany,tele-shoppingmay_____. A.helpbusinessmengetmoremoneyB.keeptheshopsopenlonger C.havefewerbuyers D.bringbetterTVprograms()5.Thebesttitleofthispassageis_____. A.AmericanTele-shopping B.Tele-shoppingCompanies C.Tele-shoppinginEurope D.Tele-shopping—JunkontheAir阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.14ThursdayMr.andMrsWangareveryforgetful.Forexample,Mr.WangsometimesgoestoworkonSundaymorning,becausehethinksitis36.AndMrs.Wangsometimesforgetstocooksupperforthefamily.Onesummertheyplannedto37toNewYorkfortheirholidays.Theygottotheairportonlytenminutes38theplanetookoff.Sotimewasshort.But39Mrs.WangsaidshemusttellLingling,theirdaughter,nottoforgetto40thefrontdoorwhenshewenttoschool.ButLinglingthenwasatschool.Theycouldn’ttellheraboutitby41.Sotheyhurriedtothepostoffice.Mrs.Wangwroteashort42toLingling,andMr.Wangboughta43andanenvelope.Soonthenotewasready.Theyputthestampontheenvelopeinahurryanddroppeditintheletter44,butsuddenlyMrs.Wangbegantocry.Theshortnotewas45inherhand.Shehadputtheplaneticketsinthe46.（）36.A.sunnyB.cloudyC.MondayD.Sunday（）37.A.walkB.driveC.flyD.run（）38.A.beforeB.oftenC.whenD.because（）39.A.oftenB.everC.alwaysD.suddenly（）40.A.openB.lockC.closeD.push（）41.A.planeB.trainC.telephoneD.bus（）42.A.e-mailB.bookC.noteD.story（）43.A.noteB.penC.stampD.letter（）44.A.envelopeB.boxC./D.office（）45.A.stillB.alreadyC.alwaysD.not（）46.A.planeB.envelopeC.handD.school(A) OnmorningMrsPetersaidtoherhusband,“Jack,thereisameetingofourladiesclub(俱乐部)atMrs.Green’shouseatlunchtimetoday,andIwanttogotoit.I’llhaveyousomefoodforyourlunch.Isthatallright?” “Oh,yes,”herhusbandanswered,“that’squiteallright.Whatareyougoingtoleaveformylunch?” “Thistin(罐头)offish,”Mrs.Petersaid.“Andtherearesomecold,boiledpotatoes(土豆)andsomebeans(豆子)here,too.”74\n “Good”ThenMrsPeterwenttohermeeting.AlltheladieshadlunchatMrsGreen’s,andatthreeo’clockMrsPetercamehome. “Wasyourfishnice?”Sheasked. “Yes,butmyfeetarehurting,”heanswered. “Whyaretheyhurting?”MrsPeterasked. “Well,onthetinitwaswritten:Openthetinandstandinhotwaterforfiveminutes.” ()1.MrsPeterwantedto_______________. A.meetherhusbandB.meetMr.JackC.gotoMrsGreen’shouse D.seeMrsGreen ()2.MrPeterhadto_________. A.havelunchoutside B.havelunchathomebyhimself C.cookdinnerbyhimself D.askhiswifetobuysomefoodforhim ()3.MrsPeteraskedherhusbandtoeat________forhislunch. A.somecold,boiledpotatoes,somebeansandatinoffish.B.somebeans,somecoldpotatoes. C.atinoffish,somebeansandtomatoes. D.somecoldpotatoesandatinoffish. ()4.MrsPeterhadherlunch___________. A.athome B.atMrsJack’shouseC.atarestaurant D.atMrs.Green’shouse ()5.MrsPeter’shusband’sfeetwereburtingbecause______________. A.thetinoffishhurthisfeet B.hefelldownandhurthisfeet. C.hestoodinhotwaterforfiveminutes D.hiswifehurthimwiththattinoffish (B) MrGrantmovedtoanothertown.Onedayhewenttoseeadoctor.Hesatdowninthewaitingroomandlookedround.Thedoctor’sdegrees(学位证书)wereonthewall.SuddenlyMrGrantrememberedtherehadbeenaclassmatewiththesamenameinhisclassatschool,andhehadbecomeadoctor. Ashewentintoseethedoctor,herememberedayoung,handsomestudentandhewassadtoseehowoldthismanlooked.Hesaidtohim,“Goodmorning,Doctor.DidyougotoKingHighSchool?” Thedoctoranswered,“Yes,Idid.” “Wereyoutherefrom1942to1946?”MrGrantasked. “Yes,Iwas.”thedoctoranswered.“Howdidyouknow?” MrGrantlaughedandsaid,“Youwereinmyclass!” “Oh?”thedoctorsaidandlookedathimcarefullyforafewminutes.“Whatwereyouteaching?”heasked. ()1.MrGrantwenttoseethedoctorbecause_________. A.hehadnothingtodothatday B.hewasillthatday C.heknewthedoctorverywell D.hewasverybusythatday ()2.MrGrantsuddenlyfoundthedoctor’snamewasthesameasoneofhis________. A.teachers B.students C.classmates D.friends ()3.WhenMrGrantfoundthedoctorwasold,he__________. A.becameworried B.gotangryatonce C.feltveryhappy D.wasverysorry ()4.WhowasinKingHighschoolfrom1942to1946? A.BothMrGrantandthedoctorwereinKingHighSchool.B.Onlythedoctorwasthere. C.NeitherofthemwasinKingHighSchool. D.OnlyMrGrantwasthere. ()5.MrGrantthoughtthedoctorwasold,butthedoctorthoughtMrGrant_________. A.wasasyoungashe B.wasevenolderC.wasmuchyounger D.wasasoldashe阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.14FridayItwasMonday.Mrs.Smith’sdogwas47,buttherewasnotanymeatinthehouse.Thinkingthattherewasno48way,Mrs.Smithtookapieceofpaper,andwrotethefollowingwords49it:“Givemydoghalfapoundofmeat.”Thenshegavethepapertoherdogandsaid,“50thistothebutcher,andhe’sgoingtogiveyouyourlunch74\ntoday.”51thepieceofpaperinitsmouth,thedograntothebutcher’sshop.Itgavethepapertothebutcher.Thebutcherreadit52,recognizedthatitwas53thelady’shandwritingandsoondid54hewasaskedto.Thedogwasveryhappy,andatethemeatupatonce.Atmidday,thedogcametotheshopagain.Itgavethebutcherapieceofpaperagain.Afterreadingit,hegavehalfapoundofmeat55.Thenextday,thedogcameagainjustatmidday.Andasusual,itbroughtapieceofpaperinthemouth.Thistime,thebutcherdidnottakealookatthepaper,andgavethedog56meat,forhehadregardedthedogasoneofhiscustomer.But,thedogcameagainatfouro’clock.Andthesamethinghappenedonceagain.Tothebutcher’ssurprise,itcameforthethirdtimeatsixo’clock.Thebutcher57puzzled.Hesaidtohimself,“Thisisasmalldog.WhydoesMrs.Smithgiveitsomuchmeattoeattoday?”Lookingatthepieceofpaper,hefoundthattherewerenotanywordsthere.（）47.A.hungryB.thirstyC.hotD.ill（）48.A.anotherB.otherC.othersD.theother（）49.A.underB.inC.onD.above（）50.A.TakeB.BringC.GetD.Carry（）51.A.EatingB.DrinkingC.DroppingD.Holding（）52.A.carefullyB.quietlyC.slowlyD.clearly（）53.A.possiblyB.reallyC.hardlyD.strongly（）54.A.whenB.sinceC.asD.after（）55.A.tooB.alsoC.againD.either（）56.A.itsB.hisC.himselfD.it（）57.A.feltB.turnedC.stayedD.kept(A)Happinessisforeveryone.Youdon’tneedtocareaboutthosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouseswithlargegardensandswimmingpoolsorthosewhohavenicecarsandalotofmoneyandsoon.Why?Becausethosewhohavebighousesmayoftenfeellonelyandthosewhohavecarsmaywanttowalkonthecountryroadsattheirfreetime.Infact,happinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit.Whenyouareintroubleatschool,yourfriendswillhelpyou;whenyoustudyhardatyourlessons,yourparentsarealwaystakinggoodcareofyourlifeandyourhealth;whenyougetsuccess,yourfriendswillsaycongratulationstoyou;whenyoudosomethingwrong,peoplearoundyouwillhelpyoutocorrectit.Andwhenyoudosomethinggoodtoothers,youwillfeelhappy,too.Alltheseareyourhappiness.Ifyounoticeabitofthem,youcanseethathappinessisalwaysaroundyou.Happinessisnotthesameasmoney.Itisafeelingofyourheart.Whenyouarepoor,youcanalsosayyouareveryhappy,becauseyouhavesomethingalsothatcan’tbeboughtwithmoney.Whenyoumeetwithdifficulties,youcansayloudlyyouareveryhappy,becauseyouhavemorechancestochallengeyourself.Soyoucannotalwayssayyouarepoorandyouhavebadluck.Asthesayinggoes,lifeislikearevolving（旋转的）door,whenitcloses,italsoopens.Ifyoutakeeverychanceyouget,youcanbeahappyandluckyperson.()1.Happinessisfor__________.A.thosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouseswithlargegardensandswimmingpoolsB.thosewhohavenicecarsC.thosewhohaslotsofmoneyD.everyone()2.Whichofthefollowingsentenceisnotright?A.Ifyoufeelyouarehappy,youwillbehappy.B.Ifyouhavelotsofmoney,youmustbeveryhappy.C.Ifyouputyourheartintoit,happinessisalwaysaroundyou.D.Ifyoutakeeverychanceyouget,youcanbeahappyandluckyperson.()3.Whyishappinessnotthesameasmoney?A.Evenifyouarepoor,youcanalsofeelhappy.B.Evenifyouhavelotsofmoney,youmayfeelverylonely.C.Happinessisafeelingofourheart.D.Alltheaboveisright.()4.Whatdoes“Lifeislikearevolvingdoor,whenitcloses,italsoopens”mean?A.Lifeisarevolvingdoor.B.Whenarevolvingdoorcloses,italsoopens.C.Whenyoulooseachancesometimes,youmaygetanotheroncelater.74\nD.Revolvingdoormakesyourlifehappy.()5.Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A.HappinessB.HappinessandMoneyC.ARevolvingDoorD.Whenareyouhappy?(B)WhenMr.Davidretired(退休),heboughtasmallhouseinavillagenearthesea.Helikeditandhopedtoliveaquietlifeinit.Buttohissurprise,manyvisitorscametoseehishouseinsummerholidays,foritwasthemostinterestingbuildinginthevillage.Frommorningtonight,therewerevisitorsoutsidethehouse.Theykeptlookingintotheroomsthroughthewindowsandmanyofthemevenwentintothehouse.Hedecidedtodrivethevisitorsaway.Soheputanoticeonthewindow.Thenoticesaid，“Ifyouwanttosatisfyyourcuriosity(好奇心),comeinandlookaround.Price:twentydollars.”Mr.Davidwassurethatthevisitorswouldstopcoming,buthewaswrong.MoreandmorevisitorscameandMr.Davidhadtospendeverydayshowingthemaroundhishouse.“Icameheretoretire,nottoworkasaguide(导游)”,hesaidangrily.Intheend,hesoldthehouseandmovedaway.()1.Mr.David’shousewasthatmanyvisitorscametoseeit.A.sosmallB.soquietC.sointerestingD.suchinteresting()2.Mr.Davidputanoticeonthewindowinorder.A.todrivethevisitorsawayB.tosatisfythevisitorscuriosityC.toletvisitorscomeinandlookaroundD.togetsomemoneyoutofthevisitors()3.Thenoticemadethevisitors.A.moreinterestedinhishouseB.lostinterestinhishouseC.angryattheunfairpriceD.feelhappyabouttheprice()4.AfterMr.Davidputupthenotice.A.thevisitorsdidn’tcomeanymoreB.fewerandfewervisitorscametoseehishouseC.moreandmorevisitorscameforavisitD.novisitorwouldpaythemoneyforavisit()5.Atlasthehadtosellhishouseandmoveawaybecause.A.hedidnotlikeitatallB.hecouldnotworkasaguideC.hemadeenoughmoneyandwantedtobuyanewexpensivehouseD.hecouldnotliveaquietlifeinit阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.18SaturdayWhenyouwave（挥手）toafriend,youareusingsignlanguage.Whenyousmileatsomeone,youmeantobe51.Whenyouputonefingerinfrontofyour52,youmean“Bequiet”.Butpeopleindifferentcountries,mayusedifferentsignlanguages.OnceanEnglishmanwasinItaly.Hecould53alittleItalian.Onedaywhilehewaswalkinginthestreet,hefelt54andwentintoarestaurant.Whenthewaitercameup,theEnglishman55hismouth,puthisfingersintoitandtookthemoutagainandmovedhislips（嘴唇）.Inthisway,he56tosay,“Bringmesomethingtoeat.”Butthewaiterbroughthimalotofthingsto57,firsttea,thencoffee,thenmilk,butnofood.TheEnglishmanwassorrythathewasnotabletotellthewaiterhewashungry.Hewas58toleavetherestaurantwhenanothermancameinandputhishandonhisstomach.Andthissignwas59enoughforthewaiter.Inafewminutes,thewaiterbroughthimalargeplateofbreadandmeat.60theEnglishmanhadhismealinthesameway.51.A.wellB.friendlyC.fineD.careful52.A.eyesB.legsC.mouthD.head53.A.writeB.readC.sayD.speak54.A.hungryB.tiredC.coldD.ill55.A.pointedtoB.reachedforC.touchedD.opened56.A.neededB.meantC.decidedD.had57.A.eatB.watchC.drinkD.read58.A.readyB.sureC.againD.afraid59.A.quickB.bigC.strongD.clear60.A.AtonceB.AtlastC.AtfirstD.Attimes74\n (A)ThemascotfirstcamealongintheOlympicGamesin1972inMunich（慕尼黑）inGermany.AfterthatitplayedanimportantpartineachOlympicGames.SoitwillbeintheBeijingOlympicGames.Themascotforthe29thOlympicGameshasbeendiscussingthesubjectsinceBeijingwontherighttohostit.ThereisacompetitionformascotsoftheBeijingOlympicGames.Sofar（到目前为止）Beijinghasreceivedmorethan600mascotdesigns（设计）fromaroundtheworld．TheresultwillcomeoutinJunethisyear.Thelovelypanda,theMonkeyKing,thegoldenmonkeyandthered–crownedcrane（红王冠起重机）allhavebeenchosen.Butit’sdifficulttodecidebecauseitshouldnotonlyshowthespirit（精神）oftheOlympicGames,butalsotheChineseculture（文化）aswell.Itshouldbewelcomedbyyoungandold,menandwomen.Anditshouldhaveamarketworth（价值）thatcanbeusedeasilyindifferentOlympicthings,suchasT-shirts,bags,cups,pensandsoon.Atthesametime,itshouldalsolookgoodonTV,theInternet,mobilephonesandanythingelsethathassomethingtodowith（与……有关）theOlympics.Whatwillbethemascotofthe2022OlympicGames?What’syouridea?Whynotthinkaboutit?56．TheChinesefortheword“mascot”inthepassageis________.A．会徽B．会歌C．会旗D．吉祥物57．Themascotfirstcamealonginthe______OlympicGames.A．firstB．twentiethC．nineteenthD．twenty-ninth58．We’llknowwhatthemascotoftheBeijingOlympicGamesisin________.A．2022B．2022C．2022D．202259．WhichofthefollowingisWRONGaboutthemascotoftheBeijingOlympics?A．Itshouldbepopularwiththepeople.B．ItcanhelppeopletoknowmoreaboutChina．C．ItmustbedesignedbytheChinese.D．ItshouldshowthespiritoftheOlympicGames60．Fromthepassageweknow________.A．it’shardtochooseamascotB．thereisamascotineachOlympicsC．therearefourmascotsintheBeijingOlympicsD．themascotcanbeusedeverywhere（B）Tomsawanadvertisementinanewspaperforabeautifulmodernbike.Itcost55pounds.Sohewenttotheshopandaskedtoseeoneofthewonderfulbike.TheowneroftheshopwashappytoshowonetoTom.Tomexamineditcarefully,andthenturnedtotheownerandsaid,“Thereisn’talamponthisbike,buttherewasoneonthebikeinyouradvertisement.”“Yes,sir,”answeredtheman,“butthelampisn’tincludedinthepriceofthebike.”“Notincludedinthepriceofthebike?”Tomsaidangrily.“Butthat’snothonest.Ifthelampisintheadvertisement,itshouldbeincludedintheprice.”“Well,sir,”answeredtheshopownercoldly(冷淡地).“Thereisalsoagirlonthebikeintheadvertisement,butwecannotgiveyouthegirlwiththebike,either.”61．Intheadvertisement,therewasa_________and_________onthebike.A．lamp;manB．youngman;lampC．woman;manD．lamp;girl62．Afterhereadtheadvertisement,Tomdecidedto_________.A．seeandbuythelampB．seeandbuythegirlC．seeandbuythebikeD．examinethebike63．Tom_________afterhelookedatthebikecarefullyA．returnedthebiketotheshopownerB．didn’tfindalamponthebikeC．boughtthebikeatonceD．foundagirlonthebike64．Tomthoughtitwas_________fortheshopownertosellthebikewithoutalamp.A．necessaryB．honestC．rightD．wrong65．Thepassagegivesusalessonthat________.A．wemustreadanewspapercarefullyB．bikesmustbeexaminedcarefullyC．sometimeswecan’tcompletelybelieveanadvertisementD．wemustfindouttheprice.74\n阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.19SundayMr.andMrsWangareveryforgetful.Forexample,Mr.WangsometimesgoestoworkonSundaymorning,becausehethinksitis36.AndMrs.Wangsometimesforgetstocooksupperforthefamily.Onesummertheyplannedto37toNewYorkfortheirholidays.Theygottotheairportonlytenminutes38theplanetookoff.Sotimewasshort.But39Mrs.WangsaidshemusttellLingling,theirdaughter,nottoforgetto40thefrontdoorwhenshewenttoschool.ButLinglingthenwasatschool.Theycouldn’ttellheraboutitby41.Sotheyhurriedtothepostoffice.Mrs.Wangwroteashort42toLingling,andMr.Wangboughta43andanenvelope.Soonthenotewasready.Theyputthestampontheenvelopeinahurryanddroppeditintheletter44,butsuddenlyMrs.Wangbegantocry.Theshortnotewas45inherhand.Shehadputtheplaneticketsinthe46.（）36.A.sunnyB.cloudyC.MondayD.Sunday（）37.A.walkB.driveC.flyD.run（）38.A.beforeB.oftenC.whenD.because（）39.A.oftenB.everC.alwaysD.suddenly（）40.A.openB.lockC.closeD.push（）41.A.planeB.trainC.telephoneD.bus（）42.A.e-mailB.bookC.noteD.story（）43.A.noteB.penC.stampD.letter（）44.A.envelopeB.boxC./D.office（）45.A.stillB.alreadyC.alwaysD.not（）46.A.planeB.envelopeC.handD.school （A）It’snotjustwomenwhowearskirts.Mencanwearthem,too.InScotland,menwearakindofskirtcalledakilt.Thekiltistheirnationaldressandanimportantpartoftheirtradition.Akiltisacoloredskirtreachingdowntotheknee.Ithaschecks（格子）onitwithdifferentcolors,likeredorblue.EachfamilyinScotlandhasitsowncolors.HowdidtheScotsstarttowearkilts?Therearemanystoriesaboutit.Onestoryisthatthekiltwasinventedinthe1720sbyanEnglishfactoryowner,ThomasRawlinson.RawlinsonhadanumberofScottishworkersinhisfactoryandhethoughttheirclothinggotinthewayoftheirwork.Sohecuttheirlongclothesintoashorterskirt.Today,mostScotsmenseekiltsasformaldress.Theyusuallyonlywearthematweddingsorbigdinners.Thereareonlyafewmenwhostillwearakilteveryday.Scotsalsowearkiltsinparades（游行）whentheyplaytheirtraditionalmusicalinstrument:bagpipes（风笛）.Thearmystillhaskiltsasthedressuniform,buttheynolongerwearthemtofight.（）58.Akiltis________.（）59.InScotland,differentfamilieshavedifferent_______.A.colorsB.checksC.rulesD.shapes（）60.WhendoScotsmenwearkilts?A.Atweddings.B.Atbigdinners.C.Inparades.D.Alloftheabove （B）Tohelpyoudecidewhatmightmakeagoodpet,wehaveputtogetherapetchecklist.Wehavenamedsomeoftheanimalsthatareoftenkeptaspets.We’veshownsomegoodpointsandbadpointsabouteach.Andwe’vetoldyouwhichareOKornotOKtokeep.Whichpetisforyou?Pick-a-petChecklistPetsGoodPointsBadPointsOKtoKeep74\nRabbitsEasytokeepEnjoybeingpettedGoodtoholdHardtohouse-trainDroplotsofhairEasilyupset（不高兴）byhightemperatureYesRaccoons（小浣熊）CanbeveryinterestingCanbefriendlywhenyoungAgainstthelawtokeepinmanystatesCangetunkindwhenoldNoCatsEasytofeed&careforCanliveindoorsoroutFuntoholdVeryfriendlyMayscratchfurniturelittlepetscanbemessyMaykillbirdsMaymakeyousneezeYesDogsComeinmanysizesCanliveindoorsoroutFuntolove&playwithVeryfriendlyCangivesafetyCanbesmelly,messy,noisyNeedtobelicensed&trainedMaymakeyousneezeMaybiteifangryNeedlotsofattentionYes （）61._______havethesamebadpointthatwillmakeyousneeze.A.Rabbits&raccoonsB.Raccoons&catsC.Cats&dogsD.Dogs&rabbits（）62.Accordingtothechecklist,arabbitwouldnotlivein________weather.A.coldB.coolC.warmD.hot（）63.Whatisthemainpurpose（目的）ofthischecklist?A.Tohelppickthebestpetforyou.B.Totellhowtotakecareofyourpet.C.Tolistthebestpets.D.Tolisttheworstpets.（C）Myhusbandhadjustboughtanewwashingmachineforme.IdecidedtouseittheverydayandIwashedalotofthings.Everythingworkedwell,butIfoundoneofmyhusband’ssocksmissing.Ilookedeverywhereforit,butIcouldn’tfinditanywhere.Thenextmorning,Igotreadyforschoolasusual.Whenthebellrang,thestudentscamein.Igreeted（问候）themandtoldthemwhatweweregoingtodothatday.WhenIturnedaroundtowriteontheblackboard,theclassbrokeoutaroar（大声笑）！Theylaughedandlaughed.Theylaughedsomuch,infact,thatIwasafraidtheheadmasterwouldbeintoseeallthis,Iaskedtheclasstostop,butthemoreItalked,themoretheylaughed.IdecidedtopaynoattentiontothemandIwentonwritingontheblackboard.WhenIdidthis,theyroaredevenmore.Finally,theteacherwhohadtheroomnexttominecameintoseewhatallthelaughterwasabout.Whenhecamein,hestartedlaughing,too!“Goodheavens,”Isaid,“Willsomeonepleasetellmewhatissofunny?”“Oh,God,”saidtheteacher,“Youhaveabrownsockstuck（粘，贴）tothebackofyourskirt!”Sothat’showIfoundmyhusband’smissingsock.“Oh,well,”Isaidtotheclass,“Let’sjustsayyouhavehadanunforgettablelessononstaticelectricity（静电）.”（）64.Whatwasthewriter?A.Awasher.B.Astudent.C.Aheadmaster.D.Ateacher.（）65.Whathappenedwhenthewriterturnedaroundtowriteontheblackboard?A.Theclassroaredwithanger.B.Theclassbegantolaughloudly.C.Anotherteachercamein.D.Therewasaloudnoiseoutsidetheroom.（）66.Whydidtheteacherfromthenextroomlaugh?A.Becausethewholeclasslaugh.B.Becausehesawthewriterfooledbytheclass.C.Becausehefoundasockonthebackofthewriter’sskirt.D.Becausehesawsomeofthestudentsmakingfaces.（）67.Whatdidthewriterdowhenshegottoknowwhyherstudentslaughed?A.Shedidnothingbutlaugh.B.Sheexplained（解释）thematterinacleverway.C.Shedidnothing.D.Shegotangrywiththeclass.74\n（D）AmericanandBritishpeoplebothspeakEnglish,ofcourse,butsometimesitdoesnotseemlikethesamelanguage.Infact,therearesomeimportantdifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanEnglish.Firstofall,theysoundverydifferent.Often,Americansdon’tsayallthelettersineachwordespeciallythesoundslike“t”and“d”.However,theBritishusuallypronouncetheirconsonants（辅音）morecarefully.Also,somelettershavedifferentsounds.Forexample,Americanssaythe“a”in“half”likethe“a”in“cat”,buttheBritishsaythe“a”in“half”likethe“o”in“soft”.The“r”issometimessaiddifferently,too.WhenanAmericansays“farmer”,youcanusuallyhearthe“r”.Butyoucan’thearthe“r”inBritishEnglish.TheBritishsay“fahmah”.Soundisnottheonlydifference.Thetwolanguageshavedifferentwordsforsomethings,forexample,thewordsforclothingaredifferent.Americansusetheword“sweater”,buttheBritishsay“jumper”.Manyexpressions（短语）arealsodifferentinthetwocountries.InEngland,ifyouaregoingtotelephonefriends,you“ringthemup”.InAmerica,you“givethemacall”.Therearealsosomedifferencesingrammar.Thesedifferencescanbeconfusing（令人疑惑）ifyouarelearningEnglish.Butthereisareasonforthedifference.Languageschangeovertime.Whenthesamelanguageisusedindifferentplaces,itchangesdifferentlyineachplace.ThisiswhathappenedtoEnglish.Italsohappenedtootherlanguages,suchasFrench.ManypeopleinCanadaspeakFrench,buttheirFrenchisdifferentfromtheFrenchspokeninFrance.（）68.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.ThedifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanEnglish.B.Thetwodifferentlanguages,BritishandAmericanEnglish.C.ThechangesoftheEnglishlanguage.D.WhyAmericanEnglishisdifferentfromBritishEnglish.（）69.WhichofthefollowingisNottrue?A.InAmericanEnglish,the“a”intheword“can’t”soundsthesameasthe“a”intheword“can”.B.TheAmericanEnglishisdifferentfromBritishEnglishonlyingrammar.C.LearnersofBritishEnglishmayhavesomedifficultyinunderstandingAmericanEnglish.D.FrenchisnotonlyspokeninFrancebutinsomeothercountriesaswell.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.20MondayFoodisveryimportant.Everyoneneedsto____1____wellifheorshewantstohaveastrongbody.Ourmindsalsoneedakindoffood.Thiskindoffoodis_____2____.Webegintogetknowledgeevenwhenweareveryyoung.Smallchildrenare____3____ineverythingaroundthem.Theylearn_____4____whiletheyarewatchingandlistening.Whentheyaregettingolder,theybeginto____5____storybooks,sciencebooks…,anythingtheylike.Whentheyfindsomethingnew,theylovetoaskquestionsand____6____tofindouttheanswers.Whatisthebest___7___togetknowledge?Ifwelearn____8____ourselves,wewillgetthemostknowledge.Ifwearealwaysgettinganswersfromothersanddonotaskwhy,wewillneverlearnwell.Whenwestudyinthe_____9_____way,wewilllearnmoreandunderstand_____10_____.1.A.sleepB.readC.drinkD.eat2.A.sportB.exerciseC.knowledgeD.meat3.A.interestedB.interestingC.weakD.better4.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything5.A.lendB.readC.learnD.write6.A.tryB.haveC.swimD.wait7.A.placeB.doorC.wayD.lessons8.A.onB.withC.toD.by9.A.wrongB.rightC.badD.difficult74\n10.A.harderB.muchC.betterD.well 六.阅读理解：（20分）ADoyoukeepgoldfish?Agoldfishhastwoeyes.Ithasamouth.Agoldfishhasfins.Ithasonefinonitsback.Ithasatail.Itsfinsandtailhelpittoswim.Fishswiminwaterandthewaterhassomeairinit.Goldfisheatfish-food.Theydon’teatalot.Littleworms（虫）aregoodforgoldfishbutbreadisnot.Theywilleatbreadbutitisnotgoodforthem.Sodon’tfeedgoldfishonbread.Goldfishhavetohavecleanwater.Greenwaterweeds（水草）helptomakewaterclean.Babygoldfisharenotred.Theyarebrown.Butwhentheyarebig,theywillbegoldororangeorred.1.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A.Agoldfishhastwoeyes.B.Agoldfishhasamouth.C.Agoldfishhasonlyonefin.D.Agoldfishhasatail.2.Goldfishswim___________.A.withthehelpofitsfinsandtailB.withthehelpofitsmouthC.withthehelpofitstailonlyD.withthehelpofitsfinsonly3.Thispassagetellsusnottofeedgoldfishon_________.A.fish-foodB.breadC.littlewormsD.water4.Whengoldfisharesmall,theyare________.A.redB.goldC.yellowD.brown5.Goldfish____________.A.eatalotB.havetoliveincleanwaterC.don’teatlittlewormsD.havetoliveingreenwater(B)OnedayMrs.Perrysaidtoherhusband,“Jack,I’mgoingtoaladies’luncheon（午宴）.Iknowyouwon’tcook.SoI’llleaveyousomefoodforyourlunch.Isthatallright?”“Oh,yes,”herhusbandanswered.“That’squiteallright.Whatareyougoingtoleaveformylunch?”“Thistinoffish,”Mrs.Perrysaid.“Andsomepotatoesandpeas,too.”“Good,”Mr.Perryanswered,“I’llhaveagoodlunch.”Buthewasnotsosureaboutthefood,forheknewhiswifequitewell.Shelikedtobuyfaked（假的）thingsbecausethepricewaslow.SoMrs.Perrywenttoherpartyandatthreeo’clockshecamehome.“Wasyourfishnice,Jack?”sheasked.“Yes,butmyfeetgothurt,”heanswered.“Buthow?Andwhy?”“Well,Ifollowedthewordsonthetinandgothurt.”Mrs.Perrylookedattheinstructiononthepackaging:‘Openthistinandstandinhotwaterforfiveminutes.Itwasclearthattherewasawordmissingintheinstruction,andthisshowedthatitwasafakedproduct（假货）.Mrs.Perryfeltverysorry.Mr.Perrylaughed,“Iwasjoking,dear.IwenttoChinaTownandenjoyedfishandrice.”（）66.WherewasMrs.Perrygoingthatnoon?A.Shewasgoingtoseesomeladies.B.Shewasgoingtobuysomethingforlunch.C.Shewenttoeatataladies’restaurant.D.Shewenttoeatlunchwithsomewomen.（）67.WheredidMr.Perryhavelunchthatday?A.Inarestaurant.B.Inhisworkplace.C.AthomeD.Nooneknows.（）68.WhatdidMr.Perryeatforlunch?A.Fish.B.Potatoesandpeas.C.Rice.D.BothA&C.（）69.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?A.Mr.Perryatethetinoffishandfellill.B.Mrs.Perryboughtthetinoffishforalotofmoney.74\nC.Mr.Perrywasnotsureifthetinwasgoodenough.D.Mr.Perrydidn’tknowhowtoeattinfood.（）70.Whichistheinstructiononthetinpackagingofrealfishproduct?A.Openthistinandstandinhotwaterforfiveminutes.B.Opentinandstandinhotwaterforfiveminutes.C.Openthistinandstanditinhotwaterforfiveminutes.D.Openthistinandstandinhotwaterforashorttime. 阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.20TuesdayDoyouknowthehistoryofbowling（保龄球）?Scientiststhinkthatagamelikebowlingwas41inEgyptthousandsofyearsago.Thingslookliketheballsandbowlingpinswerefoundburied（埋葬）withachildwho42around5,200B.C.PeoplewhostudyhistoryknowthatthegamewaspopularinGermanyaround200-300A.D.Itwasplayedinsomechurchesinorderto43thattheywereverygoodChristians.Whenpeoplebowledpoorly,theyhadtogotochurchmore44thantheothers.Thefirstbowlingplacewasbuiltinsideaverybigbuildingand45inEnglandin1455.ThenthegamewastakentotheUnitedStateswheremostpeopleplayeditoutsidejustforfun.Duringthe1800s,manypeopleintheUnitedStatesbegantobowlfor46,soseveralcitiesmadethegameillegal（违法的）.Andlater,agroup47theAmericanBowlingCongress（ABC）beganaround1900.Thejobofthisgroupwastocleanup（整顿）bowlingandmakeitagentleman’sgameagain.Atthattime,thegamewasmostlyplayedbymen.Ifwomenplayed,they48acurtainupsothatthemenwerenotabletoseethem.Then,in1916,awoman’s49namedtheWomen’sInternationalBowlingCongress（WIBC）madeapointofshowingthatthegamewasfinefor50menandwomen.（）41.A.done B.played C.seen D.watched（）42.A.died B.wasdying C.dead D.death（）43.A.tell B.show C.look D.say（）44.A.possible B.often C.time D.chance（）45.A.closed B.built C.opened D.stopped（）46.A.fun B.pleasure C.money D.health（）47.A.calling B.calls C.naming D.named（）48.A.hanged B.hang C.hung D.hunged（）49.A.party B.group C.class D.kind（）50.A.between B.both C.all D.whole（A）WhenIwaswalkingdownthestreetoneday,Ifoundasmallbagontheground.IpickeditupandopenedittoseeifIcouldfindouttheowner'sname.Therewasnothinginsideitexceptsomedollarsandapictureofawomanandayounggirlabouttwelveyearsold.Iputthephotobackandtookthebagtothepolicestation.BeforeIleft,thepolicemanwrotedownmynameandaddress.Hethoughttheownermightwanttothankme.ThateveningIwenttohavedinnerwithmyauntanduncle.Theyhadalsoaskedayoungwomantohavedinnerwithus.Herfacewasfamiliar,butIcouldn'trememberwhereIhadseenher.Duringourtalk,theyoungwomanhappenedtosaythatshehadlostherbagthatafternoon.AllatonceIrememberedwhereIhadseenher.Shewastheyoung74\ngirlinthephoto,thoughshewasnowmucholder.Shewasverysurprised,ofcourse,whenItoldheraboutthebag.Afterdinnerwewenttothepolicestationandgotbackherbag.Thepolicemansaidtome,“It’sawonderfulthing.Youfoundnotonlythebag,butalsotheownerofthebag.”1.Inthebagtherewas_____.A.nothingB.anewphotoandsomemoneyC.anoldpictureandsomemoneyD.somedollarsandapieceofpaper2.Thewriteropenedthebagbecausehewantedto_____.A.findsomemoneyB.findsomelettersC.findwhosebagitwasD.findtheowner'sphoto3.Hewritergavethebagto_____.A.apolicemanB.hisuncleC.hisauntD.hisfriend4.Howmanypeoplehadthedinnerthatevening?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.5.hewriterknewtheyoungwomanbecause_____.A.hehadmethersomewhereB.shewastheoldwomaninthephotoC.sheoftenhadmealswiththewriterD.shelookedlikethegirlinthepictureBOnemorninginApril,JimReedcheckedhisE-mail.ItwasfromawomaninPittsburgh,Pennsylvania.HehadtalkedtoheronE-mailmanytimesinthelasttendays.Alltheothermessageswerefunandinterestingtoread.Thismessagewasdifferent.Themessagesaid,“Good-byelovedkowihnyuIamleaving.”Mr.Reedwasfrightenedbythemessage.Hetriedtounderstandthewordsthatwerenotspelledright.Hequicklywroteamessagetohisnewfriend.“Whatdoyoumeanbythemessageyoujustsentme?”Hewaitedbutdidnotgetananswer.Hewroteback,“Pleasetalktome.”Finally,shewrote,“Iamfallingasleepwhatitsaygildyetinyfriends.”Mr.Reedthoughthardaboutthismessage.“Isshegoingtokillherself?”hethought.“Whatisyourphonenumber?”hetyped.Thewomansentaphonenumber.Mr.ReedcalledAtfirstthephonewasbusy.Thenitjustrangandrang.HecalledthepoliceinPittsburgh,andtoldthemhisstory.Thenhefaxedthemwhathisfriendwrote.Thepoliceandparamedics（医护人员）quicklywenttothewoman’shouse.Whenshedidn’tanswerthedoorbell,theybrokein.Theyfoundheronthefloornearthecomputer.Shetoldthem,“Itook60pills,”Theparamedicsrushedhertothehospital.“Mr.Reeddidagreatjobofsavingthiswoman.”Thepolicecaptainsaid.“Ifhehadn’tguessedatthee-message,shewouldbedeadnow.”Thewomanisfinenow,andshethanksMr.Reedforsavingherlife.1.Mr.Reedtalkedwiththewoman____________.A.bytelephoneB.ontheInternetC.athishomeD.intheoffice2.Thee-messagehefoundwasstrangebecause_________.A.itwasfuntoreadB.itwasnotinterestinglikeusualonesC.thewomanwrotenothingD.thewomanwroteittendaysago3.AssoonasMr.Reedreadthee-message,he___________.A.wrotebacktoaskaboutthemeaningofthemessageB.calledthepolicemanhimselfC.wenttosavethewomanhimselfD.feltfrightenedandturnedoffthecomputer4.Thewomanwantedto__________.A.saygoodbyetoMr.ReedB.sleepforawholedayC.killherselfbytakingpillsD.makefunofMr.Reed5.What’sthebesttitle（题目，标题）ofthepassage?_____________.A.AWomanKillsHerselfB.AManSavesHisE-MailFriendC.AnInterestingMessageD.TwoGoodFriends74\n阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2013.5.20WednesdayOnemorningourEnglishteacherwasillandMissLi,anew1,gaveusalessoninstead.Whenthe2rang,shecameinandtheclassbegan.Justthen,LiLei,aboywhowas3lateforschool,rantothe4andasked,“MayIcomein?”MissLiwasspeakinganddidn’thear5.Afteramoment,shesawtheboy___6_____atthedoorandwentovertohim.“Whoareyoulooking7?”Sheasked.Weall8.MissLi’sfaceturnedredandlookedatusinsurprise.Atthatmomentastudent9upandsaidthattheboywasinthatclass.10Sheheardthis,MissLilaughed,too.学校：班级：姓名：()1.A.doctorB.teacherC.friendD.student()2.A.clockB.phoneC.watchD.bell()3.A.oftenB.alsoC.tooD.nearly()4.A.deskB.classroomC.teacherD.blackboard()5.A.usB.hersC.himD.them()6.A.standingB.sittingC.walkingD.writing()7.A.afterB.inC.overD.for()8.A.criedB.leftC.laughedD.listened()9.A.putB.stoodC.lookedD.rang()10.A.IfB.UntilC.WhenD.Before（A）Amanandhiswifewereverypoor. Theywishedtohavenewclothesandmorefood. Themanenjoyedeatingandlikedcakesverymuch.Onenightanoldwomancametotheirhouseandtoldthemshewouldletthemhavethreewishes. Theycouldwishforanythingtheywanted. Themanhadjustfinishedeatingalittlebreadforhisdinner,andhewasstillhungry. Hesaid,“IwishIhadabigcake.”Suddenlyabigcakeappearedontheplate.“Youfool!”hiswifecried,“Youcouldhavewishedforahousefullofwonderfulfood,butyouwishedforacake. Iwishthatcakewasonyournose!”Immediatelythecakestucktotheendofhisnose.Thenthemanandhiswifestartedtoblame（责备）eachother.“It’syourfault,”themancried. “No,it’syourfault!”sheanswered.Whatcouldtheydo? Thecakewasstillstucktothehusband’snose.“Oh!”thewifecried,“Iwishnoneofthishadeveryhappened!”Immediatelythecakewasgone,andthemanwassaying,“Iamstillhungry. HowIwishIhadsomecakes.”Butofcourse,nothinghappened.Choosethecorrectanswer.1.Theoldwomancametotheirhouse_____.A.beforetheyhadtheirsupperB.whentheywerehavingsupperC.aftertheyhadtheirsupperD.beforetheywenttobed2.Themanwishedhehadabigcakebecause_____.A.helikescakesverymuchB.hewasstillhungryatthattimeC.hewantedtogetthecakeforhiswifeD.hewantedtogetthecakeforhisson3.Hiswifewasangrybecause_____.A.shewashungry,tooB.shewantedtogetsomebeautifulclothesC.shewasverygreedy（贪婪的）D.shedidn’tlikecakes4.Thecakestucktotheendoftheman'snosebecause_____.A.itwashiswife'swishB.themanputitthereC.hiswifeputitthereD.theoldwomandidnotwantthemantoeatthecake5.Atlast,themansaid,“Iamstillhungry.” Because_____.A.hewantedmorecakesB.hiswifeatethecakeC.hedidnoteatthecakeD.hefounditwasadream （B）Bobtelephonedhiswife,“I’vegottwoticketsforthefilmtonight. Meetmeoutsidetheoffice. We’llhavesomethingtoeatandthengoontothecinema.”Bob’swifewasverymuchinterestedinfilms. Itwasquiteawhilesincethey74\nhadbeentothecinema,soshewaspleasedwithit. Shemetherhusbandastheyhadplanned. Aftertheyhadsupperinarestaurant,theywenttothecinema.Theticket-collectoratthedoorstoppedthem,“Yourtickets,please.”Bobbegantolookforthetickets. Buthecouldn’tfindthemneitherinthewalletnorinhispockets. “Sorry,dear,”hesaidtohiswifeatlast,“Ihavelefttheminmyoffice.”Choosethecorrectanswer.1.Bobcalledhiswife_____.A.onhiswaybackhomeB.whenhegottheticketsC.afterhehadhaddinnerD.togetticketsforafilm2.InthephoneBobtoldhiswifethathewouldwaitforher.A.nearhisofficeB.atabusstopC.inhishouseD.atthedoorofthecinema3.Bobpromisedhiswife_____.A.totakehisticketB.toenterthecinemaC.awalkroundthecinemaD.amealinarestaurant4.Bobandhiswifewenttoseeafilm_____.A.onceortwiceaweekB.whentheyhadnothingtoeatC.onceinawhileD.everySaturdayevening5.ThateveningBob'swifereallyfelt_____.A.surprisedB.satisfiedC.worriedD.disappointed 阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.23ThursdayPeterwasanofficeworker．Heworkedinallofficeinasmalltown．Onedayhisboss_51_tohim,"Peter,Iwantyou_52_toLondon，toanofficethere，to_53_Mr．Brown．”PeterwenttoLodon_54_rain．WhenhegottoLondon，hethought，“Theofficeisn’tfarfromhere．IcangothereonfootI’ll_55_iteasily．”Butafteranhour，hewasstilllookingforit,hestoppedandaskedanoldwoman.Shesaid,“Goalongthisstreet,turnleftattheend,andit’sthesecondbuildingontheright.”Peterwentandfound_56_.Afewdays_57_,hewenttoLondon_58_.Hedidnotfindtheoffice,_59_heaskedsomeoneinthestreet．Itwas_60_sameoldwoman.Shewasverysurprised(吃惊)andsaid，“Areyoustilllookingforthatplace?51．A．toldB．saidC．askedD．showed52．A．towalkB．reachC．togoD．toreach53．A．seeB．lookC．watchD．lookat54．A．onB．atC．byD．in55．A．lookforB．lookatC．lookD．find56．A．itB．oneC．theotherD．another57．A．afterB．agoC．1aterD．before58．A．againB．tooC．soD．because59．A．butB．soC．tooD．or60．A．aB．anC．theD．thatACandreamscometrue?JohnGodleybetmoneythathisdreamscouldcometrue.Overthecourseofhislife,Mr.Godleydreamedofhorseracesseveraltimes.Hedidnotknow74\nmuchabouthorsesorwinningraces.Herememberedthesedreamsafterhewokeup,andheputwhatheknewtogooduse.ThefirsttimeMr.GodleydreamedofhorseswasonthenightofFriday,March8,1946.HedreamedthathewasreadingthenamesofthehorsesthatwonSaturday’sraces.Thenextmorninghefoundthenamesofthehorsesfromhisdreaminthenewspaper.Thehorseswereracingthatday.Hebetonthehorsesandwon.ThesehorseracingdreamscametoMr.Godleyoffandonforthenext12yearsofhislife.Between1946and1958,Mr.Godleyhadeightdreamsabouthorseswinningraces.Healwaysbetonhisdreams,andhealwayswon.Mr.Godleyneverknewwhythedreamsstartedorwhytheystopped.Washeluckyordidhehaveaspecialgift?Theworldmayneverknow.（）51.HowoftendidJohnGodleydreamofhorseracesinhislife? A.Everynight. B.EveryyearC.Severaltimes. D.Everyweek.（）52.Whatdidheseeinhisfirstdreamofhorses? A.Hesawthenewspaper. B.HesawthenamesofhorsesthatwonSaturday’sraces. C.Hesawhimselfwinningtheraces. D.Hesawnothing.（）53.Whichofthefollowingisclosetotheunderlinedsentence? A.Thesedreamslastedfor12yearsandhappenedeveryyear. B.Thesedreamsstoppedsometimesandcontinuedagaininthese12years. C.Thesedreamshappenedveryofteninthe12years. D.Thesedreamsstoppedinthe12yearsandthenbeganagain.（）54.Whatcausedhisdreamstostop? A.Hewastooold. B.Helostoneimportantrace. C.Hedidn’tknowwhy.D.TheGodtookawayhisgift.（）55.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage? A.BetMoney B.RacingHorseC.WinningDreams D.ASpecialMan BEvenwhenBenjaminwasaboy,hetriedtofindwaystohelppeoplelivebetterlives.Oneofhisearliestinventionswaspaddles（短桨）forswimming.Benhadwonderedforsometimeiftherewasawaytoswimfaster,maybewithsomethingonhishandsorfeet.Slowlyapictureofswimmingshoes,orpaddles,cameintohismind.Benthoughtforalongtime.Thepaddlesmustbeneithertoobignortoosmall.Therightkindofwoodwasimportant,too.Itmustbeneithertooheavynortoolight.Hestartedtoworkonthepaddlesandsoonfinishedthem.AndthenBenwasreadytotrythemout.HedecidedtotrythemthefollowingSundayafternooninalake.BoysgatheredaroundthelakeasBengotready.Bengotintothewaterandbegantopaddle.Heswamslowlyatfirst,thenfasterandfasteruntilhewastravellingthroughthewaterlikeafish.Theboysaroundthelakejumpedupanddown,cryingwithjoy.Theyhadneverseensuchfastswimming.（）56.Accordingtothepassage,Ben_______whenhewasaboy. A.likedsingingverymuchB.hadfewfriends C.wantedtohelppeoplelivebetterliveD.wasagreatscientist（）57.Paddlescanhelp_______. A.childrenplayfastergamesB.achildjumphigher C.boysstudywellD.peopleswimfaster（）58.IttookBenalongtime_______. A.tothinkabouthowtomakethepaddles B.tomakethepaddles C.tobuythepaddlesD.tocarrythepaddlestothelake74\n（）59.Thefollowingwordscouldbeusedtodescribetheboysaroundthelakeexcept_____. A.frightened B.joyful C.excited D.surprised（）60.WeknowthatthepaddleswereonBen’s____whenheswaminthelake. A.handsonly B.feetonlyC.back D.feetandhands 阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.24FridayAllstudentslikepocketmoney．_61_pocketmoneydoyougetformyourparentseveryMonth-300yuanormore?Somestudentsneedmuchmoney，becauseit_62_alottobuydeliciousfood，birthdaypresents，schoolthingsandsoon．_63_forLiuChao，thirtyyuaneachmonthforlunchisenough．“Ilovevegetablesandrice，andmeatistoo_64_forme．Inevereatit．”hesaid．LiuChaoisamiddleschoolstudentinHenanProvince．Heandhisparentscomefromasmallvillagefaraway．Hisfatherwork_65_aworkerinafactoryandjustgets600yuanamonth．Hismotherhasnojob．Hehasasister．Lastyearhisfamilyhad_66_moneytosendhimtoschoolsohehadtogobackhome．Later，withthehelpofhisclassmatesandteachers，hereturnedto_67_．Fromthenon，LiuChaostudiedevenharder．Nowheisgoodatallhissubjects．Tomanyteachers．heisoneofthe_68_studentsintheclass．Healsohelpshisparentsdothehouseworkathome．LiuChaowantstobea_69_henhegrowsup，becausehewantstoinventalotofusefulthingsforpeople．Whata_70_boy!61．AHowmanyB．HowmuchC．HowoldD．Howoften62．A．paysB．spendsC．costsD．gets63．A．AlthoughB．SoC．BecauseD．But64．A．expnsiveB．cheapC．hadD．terrible65．A．withB．forC．asD．at66．A.lotsofB．alittleC．muchD．no67．A．homeB．schoolC．villageD．farm68．A．1aziestB．worstC．bestD．tallest69．A．policemanB．scientistC．doctorD．teacher70．A．goodB．happyC．hadD．sadFootballThegameisplayedbytwoteams.Theremustbeelevenplayersineachteam.Thefieldmustbeabout100mlongand73mwide.Therearetwogoals,7.32mlongand2.44mhigh.Toscore(得分)agoal,aplayermustputtheballintotheotherteam’sgoal.Theymayusetheirfeet,headsorotherpartsofthebody,buttheymustnottouchtheballwiththeirhands.Oneplayerineachteam,thegoalkeeper,mayusehishands.74\nVolleyballThisisPlayedoncourt(场地)18mlongand9mwide.Thenetis2.44mhighformenand2.24mhighforwomen.Therearetwoteamsandthereareusuallysixplayersineachteam.Theplayerstrytomaketheballhitthegroundontheothersideofthenet.Theymayusetheirhands,fistsorarms,buttheymustnotcatchtheballorholditwhileplaying.BasketballThecourtmustbe26mlongand14mwide.Therecambetenplayersinateambutnotmorethanfiveplayersineachteammayplayatatime.TheplayersmustnotchangeuntiltheREFEREEallowsthemtoleavethecourt.Toscoreapointaplayermustthrowtheballintotheotherteam’sbasket.Playersmaythrowtheball,buttheymustnotcarryit.Aplayermustnottouchanotherplayer.After20minutesplaytheremustbearestperiod(阶段) fortenminutes.Thenthereisanotherperiodof20minutesbeforethegameends.Nowit’schangedtofourshortperiods.阅读短文，选择最佳答案。()1.Howbigisafootballfield?A.7.32mlongand2.44mhighB.100mlongand73mwideC.107.32mlongand75.44mwide.D.26mlongand14mwide()2.Thevolleyballplayerscanonlywhileplaying.A.catchtheballB.holdtheballC.usetheirhands,fistsorarmsD.usetheirhands()3.Eachbasketballteamcanhaveplayersatmost.A.fiveB.tenC.twentyD.eleven()4.What’stheChineseforREFEREEinthepassage?A.队长B.教练C. 裁判D. 观众()5.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisNotTrue?A.Inafootballmatch,onlyonepersoncanusehishandsB.Thevolleyballnetis2.44mhighformen.C.Thebasketballteamwillscorewhentheythrowtheballintootherteam’sbasket.D.Inabasketballmatch,abouttenminutesisaperiodnow.Jessreallyfeltveryhappy．Whenhearrivedathisseatintheclassroomthatmorning,hefoundaninvitationonhisdesk．Itwasfromseveralofhisclassmatesaskinghimtojointhemonacampingtrip．Thiswasthefirsttimehewasaskedtojoininanoutof-schoolactivity．Whyweretheyaskinghimnow?Nobodyseemedtolikehim．Infact，hehadbeensolonelythathedrownedhisfeelingwithfood．Asaresult，hehadputonalotofweight，andthisgavethekidssomethingmoretomakefunofhim．Cindy,whowasstandingnearJesswhenhereadtheinvitation，wentoutquicklytotelltheothersthatthetrick(恶作剧)hadworked．EveryonewaspleasedthatJessthoughtthatwastrue．Buttherewasnocampingtrip．Thewholethingwasmadeup．Atfirst，Cindythoughtitwasfun．Butlater,whenJesstoldherthathewasgoingtobuyasleepingbagwithhissavings(积蓄)，Cindyhadasecondidea．SheknewthatJess’sfamilyhadlittlemoney,andshehatedtoseehimspendhissavingsonsomethinghewouldneveruse．CindyalsohatedtotellJessthetruth．Herclosefriendswouldbeangrywithher．Whatcouldshedonow?74\n76．Thesentence“…hedrownedhisfeelingwithfood”means”__________”A．heatealottomakehimselffeellesslonelyB．heaskedforalotoffoodfromhisclassmatesC．hebroughthisfoodtohisclassmatesD．hehadalotoffoodtoputonweight77．WhatwouldhappenifCindytoldJessthetruth?A．Jesswouldgoonthecampingtriphimself．B．Jess’sfamilywouldbeangrywithCindy．C．Cindymighthavetroublewithherfriends．D．Jesswouldbethankfultohisclassmates．78．IfJessreallyboughtasleepingbag，A．everyoneelsewouldalsobuyoneB．itwouldbethebestintheclassC．CindywouldpayforitD．Hewouldhaveitfornouse79．FromthestorywecanguessA．everybodywouldgocampingintheclassB．JesshadfewfriendsintheclassC．CindywasJess’sbestfriendintheclassD．Jessjoinedinmanyout-of-schoolactivities80．Choosethebesttitleforthispassage．A．JessandHisSchoolB．JessandHisFriendsC．AnInvitationforJessD．JessandHisCampingTrip阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.5.25SaturdayBLearnEnglish，havefunandspendthewholedaywiththeteachers．WEONLYALLOWENGLISHT0BESPOKEN81·Suecan’ttakethecourseon________A．July26，2022B．July29，2022C．August4，2022D．August18．202282．Theunderlinedwordinthepassageprobablymeans“_________”．A．classB．partyC．tripD．break83．ThestudentswhoareyearsoldcantakethecourseA．6B．9C．16D．1884．Howlongdoesthecourselast?A．EightdaysB．ThreeweeksC．FourweeksD．Onemonth．74\n85．WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentioned?A．Thenumberofthestudents．B．Thecostofthecourse．C．ThestudentscanonlyspeakEnglishinclassandafterclassD．Thestudentswhowanttohavethecoursecansendane．mailormakeacall．CItwasaveryhorribledaywhenChazzfoundhismotherlyingonthekitchenflooroftheirhome．Hewasfrightenedanddidnotknowwhattodo，butsoonhewokeup．Althoughhedidnotknowifshewasstillalive，Chazzquicklycalled911．SoonamancametoChazz’stohelp．…____him．First，Chazzdirectedhiminsidetohis-unconsciousmother．Next，Chazzwenttotakehisyoungerbrothersandsistersoutsideandcomfortthem．HetoldthemthateveIythingwouldbe0K．The-manwasveryamazedthen．HesaidthatChazzwaseven“moreofaparentthanmostparentsIsee”．LaterChazz’sschoolofferedhimamedalofatrueheroandhisclassmateswereveryproudofhim．86．WhywasChazzfrightened?A．Hismotherwaslyingonthefloor．B．Hismotherwasdeadinthekitchen．C．Hishousecaughtfire．D．Hisbrothersandsisterswerelost．87．WhatdidChazzdowhenhefoundhismother?A．WenttotalkwithhismotherB．WenttoapolicestationC．Called911quickly．D．Watiedforhelp．88．Whywasthemanamazed?A．BecauseChazz’sbrothersandsisterswerenotfrightened．B．BecauseChazz’smotherdidn'tdieC．BecauseChazzdidagoodjobtohelp．D．BecauseChazzwasahero．89．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unconscious”mean?A．病入膏肓的B．脸色苍白的C．疯疯癫癫的D．不省人事的90．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．AyoungBoyB．ABraveBoyC．ATerribleDayD．AWonderfulDayDMarkTwain，afamousnovelistintheworld，wasborninFlorida，Missourion30November1835，thesixthchildinhisfamily，movedtotheirHillStreethomeinthecityofHannibal．Missouri74\nWhenhisfatherdiedin1847，Twainleftschoolandgothisfirstjobworkingwithvariousnewspapersandmagazines．AfterworkinginNewYorkandPhiladelphiaforafewyears．hemovedtoSt.Louisin1857．In1870TwainmarriedOliviaLangdon．Theyhadfourchildren．ThreediedbeforetheyreachedtheirtwentiesbutClaralivedtotheageofeighty．eight。MarkTwaindiedon21April，1910inRedding，ConnecticutandnowrestsinWoodlawnCemetreyinOlivia’shometownofElmira，besideherandthechildren．91．WherewasMarkTwaininj8397A．InConnecticutB．InNewYorkC．InHannibalD．InPhiladelphia92．MarkTwainwasain1848．A．novelistB．writerC．teacherD．newspaperman93．HowoldwasMarkTwainwhenhegotmarriedwith0livia?A．22yearsoldB．35yearsoldC．45yearsoldD．75yearsold94．Ⅵmatdoestheunderlinedword“rest”meanhere?A．休息B．安息C．平躺D．居住95．ThewriterwrotethepassagetoA．persudepeopletoreadMarkTwain’snovelsB．introduceMarkTwain’snovelsC．tellpeopleMarkTwain’slifestoryD．showsomepersonalopinionsonMarkTwain 阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.6Ifirstsawthebabypandawhenshewasonly10daysold.Shelookedlikeawhitemouse.We31herXiWang.Itmeans“hope”.WhenXiWangwasborn,shewasjust100grams(克).XiWangdrankhermother’smilkforas32as14hoursaday.Whenshewassixmonthsold,shestartedtoeatbambooshoots(嫩芽).Eightmonths33,shewasnotasmallbabyanymore.Shegrewintoa34youngpandaandweighed35kilos.WhenXiWangwas20monthsold,shehadtolookafterherselfbecausehermotherhadanotherbaby.XiaoWanghastolivebyitself.35,itisverydifficultforpandastoliveinthewild.HerearesomeproblemsthatpandaslikeXiWangmayhaveinthefuture.Ifhunters(猎人)catchapanda,theywill36itforitsfur(皮毛).Iffarmers37treesandforests,pandaswillhavenoplace38.74\nWhenmothersleavebabypandas39,peoplewilloftentakethemaway.Peoplethinkthatthebabypandasneedhelp.Ifpandasareindanger,weshouldtryourbesttoprotectthem.Ifwedo40,soontherewillbenopandasintheworld.1．A.madeB.calledC.toldD.kept2．A.longerB.longC.muchD.little3．A.laterB.soonerC.afterD.in4．A.strangeB.weakC.famousD.healthy5．A.LuckilyB.ButC.HoweverD.Especially6．A.killB.feedC.haveD.eat7．A.cutdownB.plantC.protectD.water8．A.toplayB.toeatC.toliveD.tolivein9．A.lonelyB.togetherC.aloneD.happy10．A.nothingB.everythingC.anythingD.somethingⅣ．阅读理解（每小题2分，共30分）AAwifeandahusbandhadjustcomebackfromLondon.Itwasalongjourney.Theywerebothverytired.Whentheywentuptothedooroftheirhouse,thehusbandputhishandsintohispocketsandsuddenlystopped.“Alas,Ilostmykey!”hecriedout.“What?Iknewitwellthatamanlikeyoumustalwaysbecareless(粗心的),soIhid(藏)anotherone,”thewifesaidwithasmile.“That’swonderful!Dear!Hurryuptoopenthedoor!”“Oh,Iputitinadrawer,”saidthewifewitharedface.11．Thewifeandthehusbandwereverytiredbecause__________.A.theywentashortwayandhadlittlerestB.theyhadjustreturnedfromLondonC.theybothhurrieduptothedoorD.theywalkedfrommorningtillevening12．Whathadhappenedwhentheygottothedooroftheirhouse?__________A.ThehusbandwastootiredtomoveB.Thehusbandlostallthemoneyhehad.C.Thehusbandfoundthedooropen.D.Thehusbandlostthekeytothedoor.13．Thehusbandwashappyagainbecause__________.A.hiswifehidanotherkeytothedoorB.hiswifewassokindtohimasbeforeC.hefoundthedoorwasnotlockedD.hehimselffoundthekeytothedoor14．Wheredidthewifehidetheirkey?A.Inabox.B.Inadrawer.C.Inabag.D.Inapocket.15．Whatdoyouthinkofthewifeandthehusband?A.Thewifewasmorecarelessthanthehusband.B.Thehusbandwasmorecarelessthanthewife.C.Thewifewasascarelessasthehusband.D.Thehusbandwasascarefulasthewife.B74\nJackisinGradeThreenow.Heisapoliteboyandstudieshard.Heisgoodathislessonandcananswerallthequestionsinclass.HisteachersandclassmateslikehimexceptHenry.They’redeskmates,butHenrylikesplayingandoftenfailsintheexams.Hisfatherisadentistandgetsalotofmoney.Theboythinkshelivesintherichestfamilyintown.Sohelooksdownupon(瞧不起)othersandlaughsatthem.Ofcoursehehasfewfriends.Jackisbusyallthetime.Hisfatherisashoe-maker.Themanhastoworkhardbuthecan’tbuyenoughfoodforfamily.HetellsJacktohelphimafterschool.Sotheboyhastodoallhishomeworkatschool.He’sreadytodoso.Onesummerafternoon,onhiswayhome,JackmethissisterLily.Thegirlcarriedaheavyboxinherarmswithoutwearingshoes.Jackcarrieditforher.Henrysawherandsaid,“Yourfatherisashoe-maker,butyoursisterhasnoshoes!”“Idon’tthinkit’sstrange,”returnedJack.“Yourfatherisadentist,butyoursisterhasnoteethwhenshewasborn!”1．TheteachersandclassmateslikeJackbecause___________.A.hedoeswellinhislessonsB.he’spolitetoeverybodyC.he’sabadboyD.AandB2．Henrythinks___________,sohelooksdownuponanyotherchild.A.heplayswellB.hisfatherisadentistC.he’sverycleverD.hisfamilyistherichest3．Henryhasfewfriendsbecause___________.A.heisweakinhislessonsB.heoftenlaughsatothersC.hedoesn’tstudyhardD.healwaysstaysathome4．Oneday,HenrylaughedatJackbecause___________.A.Jack’ssisterdidn’twearshoesB.Jack’ssisterhadtoworkC.Jackhadtohelphisfather.D.Jack’sfatherwasashoe-maker.5．Wecanknowfromthepassagethat___________.A.Jackdidn’thelphisfatherdohouseworkB.Jackwashelpful(有帮助的)tohisfamilyC.HenrydidwellinallhislessonsD.Jack’sfamilywasveryrich阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.7MostAmericanbusinessesareopenfivedaysaweek．Americanschool__41__gotoschoolfivedaysaweek，__42__．Americanfamiliesusuallyhaveatwo-dayweekend．TheweekendisSaturdayand．Sunday．People__43__theirSaturdaysandSundaysinmany74\nways．Manyfamiliesenjoyweekendtogether．Theymaygo__44__!goforadriveorvisittheirfriends．Theymayalsohaveaparty__45__home．ManyAmericanfamiliestakepartinsports__46__theweekend。Running，biking，hiking，playingvolleyballandswimmingarepopularinsummer．Skiing(滑雪)andskatingarethefavorite__47__sports．WeekendsarealsoatimeforAmericanfamiliesto__48__somethingintheiryardsorontheirhouses．Theymay__49__theiroldhouses．Manyfamiliesplantflowersandvegetablesintheir__50__．FormostAmericans，weekendsarefree．()41．A．boysB．girlsC．childrenD．student()42．A．alsoB．tooC．eitherD．yet()43．A．spendB．takeC．costD．cross()44．A．shopB．shopsC．ashopD．shopping()45．A．inB．onC．atD．out()46．A．forB．onC．duringD．between()47．A．springB．summerC．autumnD．winter()48．A．workonB．workatC．doonD．doat()49．A．builbB．repairC．findD．put()50．A．homesB．housesC．farmsD．gardensⅣ读理解，阅读下列材料，从四个选项中选出最佳答案。(每小题2分，共30分)(A)Oncetherelivedanoldmaninatown．Healwaysforgota10tofthings．Sohaswifealwayshadtosaytohim，“Don’tforgetthis．”Onedayhewentonalongwayalone．Beforehelefthome，hiswifesaid，“Nowyouhaveallthesethings．Youneedthemonyourway．Takecareofyourthingsontheway．H．ewenttothestation．Heboughtaticketandgotonthetrainwithit．Aboutanhourlater，theconductor(列车员)begantocheckthetickets．Hecametotheoldmanandsaid，“Willyoupleaseshowmeyourticket?”Theoldmanlookedforhisticketina11hispocketsbuthecouldnotfindit．Hewasveryworried．“Ican’tfindmyticket．IreallyboughtaticketbeforeIgotonthetrain，”saidtheoldman．“Ithinkyouareright．Ibelieveyouboughtaticket．A11right。youdon’thavetobuyanotherticket，”saidtheconductorkindly．Buttheoldmanstill(仍然)lookedworriedand74\nsaidsadly，“Youdon’tknowwhyI’mworried．IfIdon’tfindmyticket，Ican’tremembermystation．WhereamIgoing?”()51．TheoldmanboughtaticketA．afterhegotonthetrainB．beforehegotonthetrainC．whentheconductortoldhimtobuyoneD．whenhefoundhehadnoticketwithhim()52．Aboutanhourlater，theconductorbegantoA．buytheticketsB．100kfortheticketsC．checktheticketsD。showthe．tickets()53．Theconductortoldtheoldmanthathedidn’tneedtobuyanotherticketbecauseA．themanwasveryoldB．hethoughttheoldmanhadnomoneywithhimC．theoldmanshowedhimtheticketD．hebelievedtheoldman()54．TheoldmanstilllookedworriedbecauseA．hecouldn’tgetonthetrainB．helosthisticketandalotofmoneyC．hethoughthiswifewouldgetangrywithhimD．heforgotwherehewasgoing()55．Whichofthefollowing(下列)isright?A．Theoldmanwentonthetripwithhiswife．B．Theoldmandidn’tfindhisticket．C．Theconductorwasalsoanoldman．D．Theoldmanhadtobuyanotherticket．(B)NamePersonalInformationNormanBethune★Bornin1890inCanada★Adoctor★CametoChinain1938★Diedin1939inChinaCelineDion★BorninMontreal,Canada★Asingingstar★In1997,sangMyHeartWillGoOnforthefilmTitanicThomasEdison★Bornin1847,Kentucky,USA★Madeover1000inventions(发明)★Diedin1931BillGetes★Bornin1955inUSA★OwnsMicrosoftCompany★WroteBusiness@theSpeedofThoughtMarkTwain★Bornin1835inUSA★Awriter★WrotetheAdventuresofTomSawyer★Diedin191074\n1．_________isfromCanada.A.BillGatesB.MarkTwainC.ThomasEdisonD.CelineDion2．The_________wasbornin1835.A.inventorB.singerC.doctorD.writer3．TheAdventuresofTomSawyeristhenameofa_________.A.bookB.songC.companyD.film4．DrBethuneworkedinChinaforabout_________years.A.2B.4C.6D.85．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.MarkTwainwroteBusiness@theSpeedofThought.B.BillGatestartedworkingforMicrosoftCompanyin1955.C.ThomasEdisonmadeover1000inventions.D.CelineDionstoppedsingingin1997.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.8Marklivedinavillagefaraway.Onedayhebecameveryillandeveryonethoughthewould38soon.Theysentforadoctor.Twodays39thedoctorcameandlookedoverthesickman.40askedforapenandsomepapertowritedownthenameofthemedicine.Buttherewasnopen41paperinthevillage,becausenoonecouldwrite.Thedoctor42upapieceofburntwood(焦炭)fromthefireandwrotethenameofthemedicineonthe43ofthehouse.“Getthismedicineforhim,”hesaid,“andhewillsoonget44.”Mark’sfamilyandfriendsdidnotknow45todo.Theycouldnotreadthestrangewords.Thenayoungman46anidea.Hetookoffthedoorofthehouse,putitonhiscarriage(马车)anddrovetothenearest47.Heboughtthemedicinethere,andMarkwassoonwellagain.38.A.wakeB.cryC.moveD.die39.A.lateB.laterC.agoD.before40.ThesickmanB.MarkC.ThedoctorD.Thefarmer41.A.andB.orC.thenD.also42.A.pickedB.ateC.madeD.looked43.A.wallB.windowC.groundD.door44.A.wellB.worseC.badD.good45.A.whenB.whatC.whereD.how46.A.thoughtB.hitC.caughtD.had47.A.schoolB.farmC.hospitalD.villageVI.阅读理解。（每小题2分，共30分）阅读下列短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项，并把答题卡上对应题目的标号涂黑。AIstartedschoolwhenIwasfive.IstartedthisschoolwhenIwaselevenandIwillleavenextyearwhenIamsixteen.SoIwillspend5yearsatthisschool.TheschoolyearstartsinSeptemberandendsinJuly.Ihaveatwo-weekholidayinDecember,twoweeksinAprilandsixweeksinJulyandAugust.Ialsohaveaone-weekholidayinFebruary.InJunenextyear,beforeIleavethisschool,Iwilltakeexamsin10subjects.The74\nexamsarecalledGCSEAllchildreninEnglandhavetostudyEnglish,math,scienceandaforeignlanguage.Theycanalsochoosesomeothersubjects.Hereismytimetableforthisyear.Schoolendsat3:15p.m.Weekdays9:2010:3511:5012:501:50Mon.EnglishMathlunchScienceITTues.GeographyEnglishlunchScienceFrenchWed.FrenchCookinglunchGeographyHistoryThu.GamesMathlunchFrenchEnglishFri.MathEnglishlunchHistoryClassics48.Howoldisthewriterthisyear?A.Seventeen.B.Sixteen.C.Fifteen.D.Fourteen.49.Howmanyweeksofholidaydoesthewriterhaveinayear?A.6weeks.B.11weeks.C.10weeks.D.2weeks.50.Whatclassdoeshebegintohaveat9:20onWednesday?A.French.B.Math.C.History.D.Science.51.WhendoesthewriterhavemathonThursday?A.10:35.B.9:20.C.12:50.D.1:50.52.WhichstatementisNOTTRUEaccordingtothearticle?A.Thewriterusuallyhasfourclassesinaday.B.Classesusuallybeginat9:20a.m.C.OnTuesdaythewriterbeginstohavegeographyat12:50.D.Thestudentsatthisschoolusuallyhavelunchat11:50.Thebestwayoflearningalanguageisusingit．ThebestwayoflearningEnglishistalkinginEnglishasmuchaspossible．Sometimesyou’llgetyourwordsmixedup(混淆)andpeoplewillnotunderstandyou．Sometimespeoplewillsaythingstooquicklyandyoucan’tunderstandthem．Butifyoukeepyoursenseofhumor(幽默感)，youcanalwayshave8goodlaughatyourmistakesyoumake．Don’tbeunhappyifpeopleseemtobelaughingatyourmistakes．It’sbetterforpeopletolaughatyourmistakesthantobeangrywithyou，becausetheydon’tunderstandwhatyouaresaying．ThemostimportantthingsforlearningEnglishis：“Don’tbeafraidofmakingmistakesbecauseeveryonemakesmistakes．”()56．Thewriterthinksthatthebestwayforyoutolearnalanguageis___________．A．writinginitB．usingitC．1isteningtoitD．1earningitsgrammar74\n()57．Whatshouldyou30inlearningEnglish?A．WeshouldbecarefulnottomakeanymistakesB．Weshouldwriteasquicklyaswecan．C．WeshouldspeakEnglishasmuchaswecanD．weshouldlaughmoreoften．()58．Whenpeoplelaughatyourmistakes，youshouldA．notcareB．behappyC．feelworriedD．beunhappy()59．Whenyoumakeamistake，youshouldA．keepquietB．getangryC．bekindD．keepyoursenseofhumor()60．ThestorytellsUSthatA．onlyfoolish(愚蠢的)peoplemakemistakesB．fewpeoplemakemistakesCpeoplenevermakemistakes阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.9WhenJanewasalittlegirl,shelikedkeepingpets.Shehadmanybooksaboutanimalsandthereweremanypicturesandstampsonthewallsofherbedroom.Sheoftensaidthatshe46workinazoowhenshegrewup.MostofJane’spetswerequitesmall－parrots,cats,dogsandsoon.Butonedayshemetsomethingquite47.Thatafternoon,Jane’smotherwassurprised48abiganimalwithlonghairinthekitchen.HeworeaT-shirtandwassittingonachair,tryingto49apairofglassesandmakingfacesather.Infrontofhi,onthetable,wereabasketoffruitsandaglassofwater.“Jane,whereareyou?”themothershouted.Thensuddenlysherememberedthatafewdaysbeforeayounggorilla(大猩猩)CalledGorhadrunawayfromthezoo.“Ifoundhiminthecitysquare,”Janesaid.“heseemedtobelonely.Italkedtohim.Webecamefriendsatonceandhefollowedme50.”“Well,youknowyoucan’tkeephim,”hermothersaid.“Youmustsendhimbacktothezoo.You’dbetterphonethepolice.”Soona51cameandalsoatruckfromthezoo.52wasangrywithJanewhenshetoldherstory.ThepolicemanknewJanelovedanimals.Andthezookeepersaid,“Thankyouforyourkindness(善良).IcanseeGorlikesyou,53weneedhimback.”Janeagreed.Shehugged(拥抱)Gorandsaidthatshewouldgoandseehim54.ThesedaysJanehasstopped55animals,butyoucanstillfindherwithherfriendGoratthezooonSaturdaysandSundays!46.A.willB.wouldC.canD.could47.A.smallB.longC.shortD.big48.A.toseeB.seeC.sawD.seeing49.A.wearB.putonC.beinD.have50.A.toschoolB.tohomeC.homeD.tothezoo51.A.teacherB.postmanC.policemanD.friend52.A.EverybodyB.SomebodyC.Jane’smotherD.Nobody53.A.andB.butC.soD.because54.A.everydayB.afterschoolC.intheafternoonD.atweekends74\n55.A.feedB.tofeedC.feedingD.feedsInBritaintheweathernevergetstoohotortoocold.There’snotmuchdifferencebetweensummerandwinter.Whyisitdo?Britainhasawarmwinterandacoolsummerbecauseit’sanislandcountry.Inwintertheseaiswarmerthantheland.ThewindsfromtheseabringwarmairtoBritain.Insummer,theseaiscoolerthantheland.ThewindsfromtheseabringcoolairtoBritain.ThewindsfromthewestblowoverBritainalltheyear.Theyblowfromthesouthwestacrossthesea.Theyarewetwinds.TheybringraintoBritainalltheyear.ThewestofBritainiswetterthantheeast.Thewindsmustblowacrossthehighlandinthewest,sotheeastofBritainisdrierthanthewest.53.It’sinsummerandinwinterinBritain.A.hot;coldB.toocold;toohotC.toohot;toocoldD.cool;warm54.ThewindsbringcoolairtoEnglandin.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter55.Theweatherinsummerandwinterdoesn’thavemuchdifferencebecause.A.there’snodifferencebetweensummerandwinterB.there’sseaairaroundthecountryC.therearewindsfromthehighlandD.thewindsfromtheeastblowBritainalltheyear56.There’srainintheeastinthewest.A.no;orB.more;thanC.less;thanD.asmuch;as57.Thebesttitle(标题)forthispassageis.A.TheSeasonsinBritainB.TheWeatherinBritainC.TheWindsinBritainD.TheRaininBritainC(Xinhua.Sunday,June17,2022)Itissurethatninepeoplearemissingandfourvehicles(车辆)havefallenintotheriverafterpartofthebridgeinsouthChina’sGuangdongProvincecollapsed(倒塌)whenashiphititonFriday.Sevenpeopleinthefourvehiclesandtwoconstructionworkersweremissing.Theworkerswereworkingonthebridgewhenitcollapsed.ThelocalFoshanDailyreportsfamilymembersofthedriversandpassengersofthemissingvehicleshavealreadyknownthisaccident.AccordingtoastatementfromGuangdongprovincialgovernment,theboatfullofsandhitthebridgeatabout5:10a.m.inFoshanCityonFriday.All10shipmenwereoutofdanger,andtwoofthemhavelefthospitalafterthedoctorexaminedthem,anofficialwiththelocalpolicesaid.58.Wecan’tfindpeopleaftertheaccident.A.9B.4C.7D.259.ThisaccidenthappenedinProvince.A.GuangdongB.ShandongC.FushanD.Fujian60.Theshiphitthebridgeon.A.Friday,June20,2022B.Saturday,June20,2022C.Sunday,June17,2022D.Friday,June15,202261.Thereweresevenpeopleinthemissingvehicles.74\nA.2B.9C.4D.762.Accordingtothearticle,statementisTRUE.A.Thetwoworkerswereswimmingintherivernearthebridge.B.Thefamilymembersofthedriversinthemissingvehicleshaven’tknowntheaccident.C.Therewere10shipmenintheshipfullofrice.D.TwooftheshipmenwerehurtbuttheywereOKnow.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.10Tomisthesonofafarmowner.OnNewYear’sDaywhenhewas15,hisfather1himtoworkonthefarmforoneyearwhenhewasfree.Tomwas2withhisfather’sidea.“Thatisn’tmyjob.Ihave3schoolworktodo.”Hearingthis,hisfathersaid,“Ipromise(许诺)togiveyouthebestpresentifyou4finishoneyear’swork.”Tomthoughtforawhileand5.StartingoneSaturday,theboygotupearlyandworked6untilevening,justlikeanyotherfarmer.Timepassedquickly.Tom’scrops(庄稼)grewwell.7thelastdayoftheyear,thefathercalledhissontohim,“I’mhappytoseethatyouhaveworkedveryhardthewholeyear,”saidthefather.“Now,tellme8youwant.”Theboysmiledandshowedhisfatherabigpieceofbreadmadefromhiswheat(小麦).“I’vealreadygotthe9present.Nopains,nogains.Ithinkthisiswhatyouwanted10toknow.”Hisfatherwasquitepleasedtohearthat.1、A、askedB、letC、madeD、stopped2、A、happyB、unhappyC、excitedD、worried3、A、muchtooB、solittleC、toomuchD、alot4、A、shall B、mustC、needD、can5、A、saidB、answeredC、agreedD、began6、A、hardB、hardlyC、slowlyD、difficultly7、A、AtB、OnC、InD、By8、A、whereB、whichC、howD、what9、A、leastB、worstC、bestD、fewest10、A、mineB、IC、myD、me(A)Formostpeople,theword“fashion”means“clothes”.Butpeoplemayaskaquestion,“Whatclothesareinfashion?”Andtheyalsousetheword“fashionable”inthesameway.Butofcourse,therearefashionsinmanythings,notonlyinclothes.Therearefashionsinholidays,inrestaurants,infilmsandbooks.Thereareevenfashionsinschoolsubjects,jobsandinlanguages.Fashionschangeastimegoesby.Ifyoulookatpicturesofpeopleorthingsformthepast,youwillseethatfashionshavealwayschanged.AnEnglishhouseof1750wasdifferentfromoneof1650.Afashionablemanin1780lookedverydifferentfromhisgrandsonin1860.Today,fashionschangeveryquickly.Wehearaboutthingsmuchmorequicklythaninthepast.Newspapers,radios,phonesandtelevisionssendinformationfromonecountrytoanotherinafewhours.根据短文内容，判断句子正误。正确的选(A),错误的选(B)56.Fromthepassageweknowthattheword“fashion”means“clothes”.57.Therearefashionsinmanythings,notonlyinclothes.74\n58.Fashionsneverchanges.59.Afashionablemanin1860lookedmorehandsomethanhisgrandfatherin1780.60.Becausewehearaboutthingsmuchmorequicklythaninthepast,fashionchangesveryquickly.(B)Dateofbirth:July26,1985Weight:50kgPlaceofbirth:Changsha,HunanFavoritecity:ParisHeight:164cmHobby:musicTypeofblood:ABZhouBichangwasthewinneroftheSuperGirls.Shedidquitewellinherstudiesandgotahighscoreof681inherNCEEin2022.ZhouBichanggraduatedfromFutianHighSchoolinShenzhenandisnowastudentattheXinghaiConservatoryofMusic(音乐学院)inGuangzhou.Althoughherparentsgaveheranamewiththemeaning“writeexcellently”inthehopethatshewouldbecomeawriter.Zhouseemstobeabornsinger.Shecouldsingtheme(主题)songsofTVshowsverywellwhenshewasonlytwoyearsold.Shehasmorethan4,500CDs.Zhouhasbeenwell-knownacrossthecountryduringthecontest.Fansgaveheranickname“BB”andthemselvesatitle“Chalks”.However,BBdoesn’tseemtoenjoythesuddensuccess.Nowsheisbacktoschoolbutfeelsabituneasywhenfansseeher.“WhatIreallyloveissinging,”saidBBinaninterview,“butnotthelifeofastar.”Butthat’sexactlywhy“Chalks”love“BB”.61.ZhouBichangisagirl.A.21-year-oldB.23-year-oldC.22-year-oldD.24-year-old62.ZhouBichangiscalledbyherfans.A.ChalksB.BBC.WritefluentlyD.Bichang63.WhatdoZhouBichang’sparentswanthertobeinthefuture?A.Awriter.B.ApopsingerC.Afilmstar.D.Wedon’tknow.64.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“uneasy”?A.nervousB.worriedC.excitedD.umcomfortable65.WhatdoyouthinkZhouBichangcandowellinfromthispassage?A.Onlyherstudy.B.Onlysinging.C.Bothherstudyandsinging.D.Herstudy,singingandwriting阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.11Iwasdoingsomeshopping__21__itstarted．Atfirst，Ifeltaslightshakingthroughmybody．ThenIheardaloud_22__likethunder．Peopleintheshoppingcentrelookedateachotherinfear．Somepeoplescreamedbecausetheywereveryfrightened．Thentherealnoisecame，__23__bombsundertheground．Theearthstartedtoshake．Peopleran__24__alldirections．Theydidnotknowwheretogo．Someranoutoftheshoppingcentre．Itriedmy__25__torunouttothestreettoo．Peoplewererunningwildlywhilepiecesof__26__andbrickswerefallingdown．Thenthewallsbegantocomedown，too!Finally，thenoiseandshakingended．Icalmeddownandasked．__27__DidIre-allyservive?Icouldnotbelieveitwas__28__．Itwasdarkaroundme．IcouldnotseeanythingatallandIdidnotknow__29__anyonewasaroundme．Ididnotevenknowwhere1was．“Iamtrapped．”Isaidtomyself．Amomentoffearwent__30__mymindbutItoldmyselftocalmdownsinceIwasstillalive．21．A．whenB．thatC．which74\n22．A．noisilyB．noisyC．noise23．A．1ikeB．likesC．likely24．A．inB．onC．at25．A．betterB．fineC．best26．A．glassesB．glassC．aglass27．A．yourselfB．myselfC．himself28．A．endsB．endC．over29．A．ifB．whatC．how30．A．offB．outC．throughATobecomethinner.MrSmithdecidedtostopdrivinghiscartowork,andherodeabikeinstead.Sometimeswhenallthecarsstoppedataredlight,hewentpastthemtothefront,becausehisbikewassmall.Hewaspleasedwiththis.Sometimeswhentheroadsweretoonarrowforcarstomoveon,hecouldstillgoeasily.Helikedtogetawayfromthenoiseofthebusystreets.Yesterday,ashestoppedataredlight,amancameupbehindhimonanotherbike.HelookedatMrSmith,“Didthepolicetakeyourdrivinglicenceaway,too?”heasked.1、MrSmithbeganridingabiketoworkinsteadofdrivingacarbecause_____.A、hiscarwasbrokenB、thepolicetookawayhisdrvinglicenceC、hewantedtobecomethinnerD、hissonwantedtodrivehiscar2、Whatdoestheunderlinedword“narrow”meaninthepassage?A、宽广的B、狭窄的C、嘈杂的D、平坦的3、Accordingtothispassage,ifyoudon’thavea_____,youmustn’tdriveacar.A、carB、bikeC、licenceD、driver4、WhichofthefollowingisNOTwrongaccordingtothispassage?A、MrSmith’scarwasbrokenB、ThepolicetookawayMrSmith’sdrivinglicenceC、Themanwhocameupbehindhimonanotherbikewasoneofhisfriends.D、Ridingabikecanhelpapersontobecomethinner.5、WhathappenedtothemanwhocameuptoMrSmith?A、SomeonestolehisdrivinglicenceB、HemetMrsSmithC、HebecamethinnerbyridingabikeD、ThepolicetookawayhisdrivinglicenceBThisyear,Sichuanschoolsdecidetostartmorningclassesanhourlater.Thiswillhelpstudentsfeellesstired.Andmostjuniorhighschoolswillbeginthefirstclassatabout8:30am.Thestudentsarehappyaboutthechange.LiuMingtoldusthathisclasswereexcitedbythenewsonthefirstdayofschool.“Great!FromnowonwestudentsatChengduNo.4MiddleSchooldon’thavetogetupsoearly!”Liusaidthatheusedtogetupat6:40am.Nowhecangetupat7:45ambecauseclassdoesn’tstartuntil8:40am.WuHonglifeelsthesame.Shesaidthenewtimetable(时间表)wasgoodforherhealth.“Iusedtogetupat6:30am.Ihadtodrinkcoffeeeverynight,orIwouldfeeltoosleepytofinishmyhomework,”saidWu.“NowIcanfinishitwithoutcoffee.BecauseIcansleepalittlelonger.”Manyteacherssaythechangewillhelpstudentslearnbetter.“Studentsusedtodoze(瞌睡)forthefirsttwoclassesinthemorning,”saidHuangShan,anEnglishteacheratChengduNo.12MiddleSchool.“Butnowtheyareactiveinclassandlearnmuchbetterthanbefore.”Butsomeparentsareworriedthatmoresleepwillmeanlesslearning.Thereused74\ntobefiveclassesinthemorning.Nowthereareonlyfour.Infact,everycoinhastwosides.Sodoesthechangeintheschooltimetable.6、Thisyear,mostSichuanjuniorhighschoolswillstartthefirstclass______.A、atabout8:30amB、atabout7:40amC、atabout7:30amD、atabout6:40am7、Hearingthenews,thestudentsatChengduNo.4MiddleSchoolfelt______.A、worriedB、sadC、excitedD、angry8、HowmanyclassesarethereinthemorninginChengduschoolsnow?A、FiveB、FourC、ThreeD、Two9、_____usedtodrinkcoffeeatnightinordertofinishhomework.A、SomeparentsB、LiuMingC、WuHongliD、HuangShan10、Whichisrightaccordingtothetext?A、ThestudentsinChengduNo.12MiddleSchoolusedtodozeforthefirsttwoclassesinthemorning.B、Alltheparentssaythechangewillhelpstudentslearnbetter.C、Thestudentswillhavetogetuponehourearlierthanbefore.D、Manyteachersareworriedthatmoresleepwillmeanlesslearning.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.12Mr.Blackworksinanoffice.Hismemoryisverypoorandoften__57__something.Onedayhissonhadacoldandhehadto__58___himtohospital.Whentheygotthere,herememberedthathelefthis___59___athome.Herantothetelephonebox___60___andwasgoingtoaskhiswifetotakethemoneytohim.Buttherewasawomaninit.Shewaslookingupsomethinginthetelephonebook.Hehadtostandoutsideto___60____.Abouttenminutespassed,shewasstillinit.Hissonbegantocryonachairinthewaitingroom.Hewas__62__.Anothertenminutespassed,thewomandidn’t__63___.Hwwasmoreworried.Hethoughtforawhileandknockedatthedoor.Thedoor___64___andhewentin.“MayIhelpyoutolookforthetelephonenumber,madam?”askedMr.Black.“Thankyou,sir,”saidthewoman,“Idon’t__65___anybodyup.IhadababylastmothandI’monlylookingforagood___66____forherinthetelephonebook.57.A.findsB.failsC.forgetsD.sees58.A.throwB.takeC.liftD.help59.A.wifeB.bookC.sonD.money60.A.slowlyB.carefullyC.quicklyD.quietly61.AwaitB.sleepC.singD.read62.A.excitedB.relaxedC.interestedD.worried63.A.comeoutB.comeinC.sitdownD.standup64.A.closedB.openedC.stoppedD.dropped65.A.callB.gaveC.wakeD.pick66.A.addressB.ageC.nameD.birthdayAmailmadeanicetalkingmachine(机器)．Itcouldweighpeople’sweight．Themanwantedtotrythemachinebeforehecouldmakealotofmachines．Heputthemachineintothewaitingroomofastation．Therewerealwayslotsofpeopleinandout．ThefirstonewhousedthemachineWasanIndianwoman．Shestoodonthemachine，themachinethoughtforafewsecondstodecidewhichlan-guagetospeak．“Goodmorning，Madam．”ItsaidinIndian．“Yourweightis72kilograms．That’sthreekilogramsmore．Ifyoueatmorefruitandvegetables．youwillbesoonallright．Pleasehaveaniceday．”ThesecondonetousethemachinewasaChinesegirl．Shestoodonthemachineandwai-tedtohear74\nherweight．“Goodmorning，Miss．”ThemachinesaidinChinese。“Yourweightis45kilograms．It’sallrightforyourage．Keepeatingwhatyoueateveryday．Pleasehaveaniceday．ThethirdOnetorisethemachinewasaveryfatAmericanwoman．Shethoughtforalongtimetostandonthemachine．ThemachinespokequicklyinEnglish，“Goodmorning．Willoneofyougetoff?’’31．Themachineinthispassagecould___________A．speakallkindsoflanguagesB．tellpeoplewhattheyshouldeatC．weighandtalktopeople32．Themallputhisfirstmachine______________A．inthestationB．inatrainC．inthedoctor’swaitingroom33．ThemachinetoldtheIndianwoman____________A．shewasalittlelighterB．sheWiltsalittleheavierC．itcouldn’tspeakIndian34．ThemachinesaidtoaChinesegirlthatsheA．shouldeatmoreB．keptherselfhealthyC．hadtoeatmorefruit35．HowwastheAmericanwoman?A．SheWashealthy．B．Shelikedthinking。C．Shewastooheavy．BDoyouknowFeiJunlongandNieHaisheng?FeiJunlongwasbornin1965．HeisaChineseastronaut(宇航员)selected(选拔)asamemberoftheShenzhouprogram．HewasborninJiangsuandjoinedthePeople’sLiberationArmyAirForce(中国人民解放军空军)in1982attheageof17．Andsincethenhehasonlyreturnedhomesixtimes．Asaflighterpilot(战机飞行员)，hewasselectedtoanas~onautin1998．HemarriedWangJiein1991andhasoneson．NieHmshengwasborninSeptember1964．HeisalsoaChineseastronautselectedfortheShenzhouprogram．HeisfromHubei．Aftergraduating(毕业)fromhighschoolhejoinedthePeople’sLiberationArmyAirForce，andbecameafighterpilot．In1998hewasselectedfortheastronautprogram．HewasoneofthethreeastronautswhowereinthefinalgrouptotrainfortheShenzhou5flight．YangLiweiwasalsopickedoutfortheflight，withZhaiZhigang．OnSeptember23，2022，itwasreposedthatZhaiandNiewouldbeoneofthethreepairsofastronautswhowouIdbeinthefinaltrainingforShenzhou6．Butintheend，FeiandNiewerechosen，andZhaimissedhischancetospaceagain．NieHaishenggotmarriedtoNieJielinandhasan11-year-olddaughter．74\n36．WhendidNiejointhearmy?A．In1982．B．Afterhisgraduationfromhighschool．C．In1991．37．Whoamongtheastronautsinthispassagedidn’tspace?A．ZhaiZhigangB．NieHaisheng．C．YangLiwei．38．HowmanytimeshasFeiJunlongreturnedhomesinceheleftattheageof17?A．Threetimes．B．Fourtimes．C．Sixtimes．39．Howmanypeopledidthewritertalkaboutinthispassage?A．5．B．6．C．840．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothispassage?A．YangLiweiwasborninJiangsu．B．NieHaishenghasaneleven-year-olddaughter．C．FeiJunlongisoneyearolderthanNieHaisheng．阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.13Thisyearisspecialforme．MyparentstoldmethatIwasn’ta___1___anymoreatthebeginningofthenewsemester．Doyouknowwhy?Duringthewinterholiday，Ididapart-timejobasawaiteratmyaunt’s___2___．Iworkedtherefrom11amto8pmfortwoweeks．Ilearnedmuchand___3___somemon-ey．Ifoundthatitwasnot___4___tomakemoney．Fromthenon，Idon’t___5___moneyonanythingthatIdon’treallyneed．Finally，Igot1，000yuan___6___myaunt．Iboughtapairofsportshoesformyself.___7___，IboughtasweaterforDadandascarfforMom．．Asfortherestofthemoney，I___8___itinmypiggy-bank．MyparentsareveryhappytogetthegiftsandtheythinkIhave___9___．Theyhavedonealotofthingsforme___10___I．wasborn．Nowit’sthetimeformetoshowthankstothem．()1．A．studentB．childC．boyD．son()2．A．restaurantB．schoolC．hospitalD．supermarket()3．A．sleptB．ateC．madeD．thought()4．A．hardB．interestingC．easyD．dangerous()5．A．spendB．putC．takeD．ask()6．A．toB．forC．fromD．of()7．A．InsteadB．AlsoC．OrD．Though()8．A．gaveB．1eftC．storedD．paid()9．A．stoodupB．endedupC．gotupD．grownup()10．A．whenB．untilC．becauseD．since(A)FilmsInFeiyangCinemaThisWeek74\nAWORLDWITHOUTTHIEVESChinesefilm(2022)Directed(导演)byFengXiaogangMainlyactedbyLiuDehua,LiuRouying,GeYou,LiuBingbingFromMondaytoWednesday,at8:00p.m.TicketPrice;RMB￥35KUNGFUHUSTLEChineseHongKongfilm(2022)DirectedbyZhouXingchiMainlyactedbyZhouXingchi,YuanHua,LiangXiaolongFromWednesdaytoFriday,at8:00p.m.Ticketprice:RMB￥38HARRYPOTTER(III)Americanfilm(2022)DirectedbyAlfonsoCuaronMainlyactedbyDanielHadeliffe,RupertGrint,EmmaWastonFromFridaytoSunday,at7:30p.m.TicketPrice:RMB￥32(halfonSundayforchildren)TORYAmericanfilm(2022)DirectedbyWolfgangPetersonMainlyactedbyJulianGlover,BrianCox,NathanJones,AdoniMaropisFromTuesdaytoThursday,at8:00p.m.TicketPrice:RMB￥4067.Youcansee________foreignfilmsinFeiyangCinemathisweek.A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four68.IfyouwanttoseethefilmwhichwasdirectedbyFengXiaogang,gotothecinemaon_______.A.MondayB.ThursdayC.FridayD.Saturday69.Childrencanpayonly______whentheywanttoseethefilmHarryPotteronSunday.A.￥10B.￥15C.￥16D.￥3270.YoucanseetheChinesefilm________onThursday.A.ToryB.HarryPotterC.AWorldWithoutThievesD.KungfuHustle71.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Allthefilmsstartafter8o’clockintheevening.B.Theticketpriceofthefourfilmsisthesame.C.Thefourfilmswerereleased(发行)inthesameyear.D.LiuDehuaactedinthefilmKangfuHustle.(B)Hello,childrenandparents.Thankyouallforcomingtothismeeting.I’dliketotellyouthatwewillreceivesomemoneyfromthesociety(社会)forourschooltriptoSingapore.Sincewearesuretogetthemoney,itistimetomakeaplan.Wearesurethatthetripwillbeveryexcitingforthechildren.Thechildrenwillbeabletolearnalotaboutotherpeopleandcultureonthistrip.Lisaiswithustonight.Lisa,whereareyou?Putupyourhand,Lisa,sothatthepeoplecanseewhoyouare.Thankyou.Lisawentonthetriplastyearandshewillbehappytotellyouofherexperiencesandansweranyquestionyoumighthave.Weonlyhavefivemonthstoorganizethetrip.FrommyexperienceIcantellyouthattheremustbemanytouristsinSingapore!Peoplelikethere.根据会议主持者的发言，完成下面各题。72.Themainideaofthisspeechisabout________.A.schoolsinanothercountryB.gettingajobinanothercountryC.nstudyinginanothercountryD.aschooltriptoanothercountry73.Thespeakingthinksthatthetripwill________.A.beexcitingB.goonwithoutleadersC.benotsogoodD.costlittlemoney74.________willhelppaysomemoneyforthistripaccordingtothetext.A.TheschoolB.ThespeakerC.ThesocietyD.Lisa74\n75.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?A.Thestudentsgoingonthetripwillspendnothing.B.Thestudentsareabletolearnalotduringtheirtrip.C.ThespeakermaycomefromSingapore.D.LisaisfromSingaporeandknowsverywellaboutthecomingtrip.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.14Dinahwasavery1azygirl．Hermotheralwaysaskedhertolearntoread,__1__shedidn't．Itwasdisappointing．Hermotherwas__2__aboutthat．Onemorning，Dinahjust__3__andwaslookingthroughthewindow．Shesawhercousinskatingonthe__4__．Hewaswearingapairofshoesshehadnever__5__before．Itwasapairofroller-skates(旱冰鞋)．Dinahthoughtitwasinterestingto__6__onthestreet．Shegotupquicklyandwentoutside．Sheaskedhercousinifshe__7__tryhisshoeson．Hercousinsaidtoher，”Iknowthatyour__8__hasbeenaskingyoutolearntoread，butyouhaven’t1earned．Itisjustbecauseyouare__9__．IfyoucanreadbyNewYear’sDay，1willsendyouapairof__10__likethis．”Fromthenon，Dinahreadeverydayandbegantolikereading．OnNewYear’sDayshereceivedapairofroller—skatesfromhercousin．()1．A．butB．andC．orD．as()2．A．excitedB．upsetC．surprisedD．relaxed()3．A．fellasleepB．gotoutC．wokeupD．camein()4．A．streetB．lakeC．parkD．ice()5．A．visitedB．heardC．writtenD．seen()6．A．walkB．rideC．skateD．dance()7．A．shouldB．couldC．mustD．would()8．A．motherB．teacherC．fatherD．sister()9．A．poorB．braveC．lazyD．young()10．A．jeansB．socksC．glassesD．shoesAAwomanwasraisingmoneyforacharity．Themoneysheraisedwasgoingtobegiventothepoorchildrenwhohadnoparents．Shewentfrombuildingtobuildingandfromhousetohouse．Sheknockedatthedoorsandaskedformoney．Shealwayssaid，“Goodmorning!I’mCollectingforachari-ty．CouldyoupleasegiveUSahand?Weneed$5，000．”Thenshetookoutacollectingbox．Mostpeopleputalittlemoneyinit．。Anartistlivinginoneofthebuildingsopenedthedoortoher．“Goodmorning，”shesaid，“I'mcollectingforacharity．CouldyoupleasegiveUSahand?Weneed$．5，000．”Theartistthoughtforamoment，andthenhesaid，“I’msorry．Idon’thaveanycash(现金)now．However，I’llgiveyouapainting．Itisworth(值)$400.”Thewomanthankedtheartistandtookthepaintingaway．Aweeklaterthewomanvisitedtheartistagain，”I’msorrytotroubleyouagain'”shesaid，“butwehaven’traised$5，000．Weneedanother$100．Couldyouhelpus?”74\n“0fcourse，”theartistsaid．“I’llincrease(增加)thepriceofmypaintingto$500．”()1．Whowasthewomancollectingmoneyfor?A．Somepoorchildren．B．Herself．C．Herfriends．D．Someparents．()2．Whatdidmostpeoplegivetothewoman?A．Alotofmoney．B．Someclothes．C．Somepaintings．D．Alittlemoney．()3．Whydidn’ttheartistgivemoneytothewoman?A．Hewasnotakindman．B．Hedidnothaveanycashatthattime．C．Hehadtoomanypaintings．D．Hispaintingswereworthmuchmoney．()4．Howmuchdidthewomanneedtoraise?A．$400．B．$500．C．$5，000．D．$5，100．()5．Howdidtheartisthelpthewomangetanother$1007，A．Hegavehersomemoremoney·B．Hegaveheranotherpainting．C．Heaskedanotherartisttogiveher$100：D．Hetoldhertoincreasethepriceofhispainting．AmanoncehadadreamabouttheBlackForestinGermany.Inhisdreamhewaswalkingintheforestwhentwomenranoutandtriedtothrowhimtotheground.Heranoffasfastashecould,buttheyfollowedhim.Hereachedaplacewherehesawtworoadsinfrontofhim,onetotherightandtheothertotheleft.Whichroadshouldhetake?Heheardthetwomenbehindhim,gettingnearer,andatthesametimeheheardavoiceinhisear.Ittoldhimtogototheright,andhedidso.Heranonandsooncametoasmallhotel.Hewasreceivedtherekindlyandgivenaroom,andhewassavedfromthetwomen.Thatwasthedream.TwentyyearslaterhewasreallyintheBlackForestand,ashappenedinthedreamlongago,twomenranoutandtriedtothrowhimdown.Heranoff,andcametoaplacewithtworoads,likeinthedream.Herememberedthedreamandtooktheroadtotheright.Hesoonreachedasmallhotel,wastakenin,andsowassafe.Hisdreamoftwentyyearsbeforehadsavedhislife.66.TheBlackForestis.A.aplaceinGermany.B.notarealplaceC.inventedbythewriterD.aplaceinBritain67.Whenhewaswalkingintheforest,ranafterhim.A.twodogsB.twotigersC.twomenD.twowomen68.Finallyhecameto.A.aforestB.anotherroadC.anotherdreamD.asmallhotel69.Itwasthatsavedtheman’slife20yearslater.A.avoiceB.thedreamC.someoneelseD.yearslater.70.Thestorytellsusthat.A.adreammaycometruesometimelaterB.adreamisalwaysadream阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.1574\nSomesays，“Timeismoney.”ButIthinktimeis36importantthanmoney．Why?Becausewhenmoneyisspent，wecangetitback．However，whentimeis37，it'llnever38．Thatis39wemustn'twaste（浪费）time．Itgoeswithoutsayingthatthe40isusuallylimited（有限的）。Evenasecondisveryimportant．Weshouldmakefulluseofourtimetodo41useful．Butitisapitythattherearealotofpeoplewho42knowtheimportanceoftime．Theyspendtheirlimitedtimesmoking，drinkingandplaying．Theydonotknowthatwastingtimemeanswastingpartoftheirown43．Inword,weshouldsavetime.Weshouldn't44today'sworkfortomorrow．RememberWehavenotimeto45．36．A．muchB．lessC．evenmore37．A．costB．boughtC．gone38．A．returnB．carryC．take39．A．whatB．whyC．because40．A．moneyB．timeC．day41．A．nothingB．somethingC．anything42．A．donotB．doesnotC．didnot43．A．timeB．lifeC．money44．A．stopB．leaveC．let45．A．loseB．saveC．spendAInCanadaandtheUnitedStates，peopleenjoyinvitingpeopletotheirhomes．Theyofteninvitefriendsoverforameal，aparty，orjustforaconversation．Herearethekindsofthings．peoplesaywhentheyinvitesomeonetotheirhomes。“WouldyouliketocomeoverfordinnerthisSaturdaynight?”“Hey，we'rehavingadinneronFriday．Canyoucome?”Toansweraninvitation，eithersaythankyouandaccept，orsayyou'resorryandgiveanexcuse：“Thanks，I'dloveto．Whattimewouldyoulikeustocome?” or“Oh，sorry，I'veticketsforafilm．”Sometimes，however，peopleuseexpressionsthatsoundlikeinvitationsbuttheyarenotrealinvitations,suchas,”Pleaseoverforadrinksometime．” or “Whydon'tyoucomeoverandseeussometime?”Theyarereallypolitewaysofendingaconversation．Theyarenotrealinvitationsbecausetheydon'tmentionanicetimeordate.Theyjustshowthatthepersonistryingtobefriendly．Toanswerexpressionslikethis，peoplejustsay：“SURE．Thatwouldbegreat!”，“OK．” or “Yes；thanks．”46．_________enjoyinvitingpeopletohome．A．CanadianandAmericanpeopleB．SomefriendlypeopleC．PeopleoutofChina47．WhichofthefollowingisNOTatealinvitation?74\nA．Pleasegototheconcertwithmesomeday．B．Wouldyouliketohaveacupofteawithusthisevening?C．Ifyouarefreenow，let'sgotoWang'sforadrink．48．Ifpeoplesay，“Whynotgettogetherforapartysometime?”，youjustsay“_____________”A．CanIhelpyou?B．Howaboutthisevening?C．That'sgreat．Thanks．49．Peopleuse “anunrealinvitation”inordertoshow____________A．they'retryingtobefriendlyB．theyhavealreadygotreadyforapartyoramealC．theirwaysofshowingtheyhavemuchmoney50．InCanadaandtheUnited．States，peopleofteninvitefriendstotheirhomesto_______A．haveapartyB．haveaswimC．spendChristmasDayBFrom：11350@csu.eduTo：Jennysmith@yahoo.comSubject：partyHiJenny，MysisterAnnandIaregoingtohaveapartythisFridayatmyhome．Somefriendswillbethere．Mostlytheyarefromtheoffice.Mybestfriend，Tom，willcome，too.Iwantyoutomeethim．Doyouwanttocome?We'llplaygamesandtalk．Thenwe'llhavedinner.Everyonewillbringfoodordrinks．Itbeginsat4:00pmandendsat8or9pm．We'llhaveagreattime!Canyoucome?Ihopeso!Letmeknowsoon．Callmeorsendmeane-mail.根据以上内容，选择正确答案。51．Whosentthise-mail?A．JennyB．TomC．Lisa52．Thepartybeginsat__________.A．4:00amB．6:00pmC．4:00pm53．Tomis______bestfriend．A．Jenny's．B．Lisa'sC．Ann's54．What'sTRUEabouttheparty?A．It'sonSaturday.B．Itwilllastfourorfivehours.C．Peoplewillnotbringthings．55．WhatwillJennydofirst?A．Buyfoodfortheparty.B．CallTom．C．Sendane-mailtoLisa．阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.16Mostofushaveprobably41ofMickeyMouse,DonaldDuck,andmanyotherfamousDisney74\ncharacters.Perhapswehaveevenseentheminmovies.Buthaveyouever42toDisneyland?43fact,therearenowfive44Disneylandamusementparksaroundtheworld.TwoareintheUnitedStates,oneisinJapan,oneinFranceand45isinHongKong.Disneylandisanamusementpark,butwecan46callitathemepark.Ithasallthenormal47thatyoucanfindatanamusementpark,butitalsohasatheme.Thetheme,ofcourse,isDisneymoviesandDisneycharacters.Forexample,youcanfindarollercoasterinmostamusementparks,butinDisneyland,therollercoasteris48withDisneycharacters.ThismeansthatyoucanfindDisneycharactersallovertherollercoaster.Youcanalso49Disneymovies,eatinDisneyrestaurants,andbuyDisneygifts.AndyoucanseeDisneycharacters50aroundDisneylandallthetime.41.A.hearB.hearsC.hearingD.heard42.A.beenB.beC.goneD.go43.A.InB.OnC.AtD.To44.A.differentB.differenceC.sameD.differences45.A.otherB.theotherC.othersD.theothers46.A.neitherB.tooC.eitherD.also47.A.attractB.attractsC.attractionD.attractions48.A.themeB.themedC.themesD.theming49.A.watchB.sawC.readD.look50.A.walkB.walksC.walkingD.walkedA以下是几位同学在网上聊天的记录。ToNicoleThetsunami（海啸）intheIndiaOceanhappenedonDecember26,2022.WhenIheardabouttheevent（事件）,Iwaswaitingattheairport.Doyouknowthisevent?Whatwereyoudoingthatday?TedToTedYes.WhileIwaswalkinginthepark,Iheardtheterriblenews.NicoleToKathyLiYuchunwonthesingingcontest“SuperGirl”in2022.WhenIheardit,Iwashavingdinnerathome.Whataboutyou?AliceToAliceGreatnews!IknewitwhileIwaschattingwithmyfamilyinthelivingroomonthenightofAugust26.Kathy74\nToErinWhileIwasvisitingmygrandpainthehospital,Iheardourcountry’s“ShenzhouⅥ”spacecraft（宇宙飞船）returned.Itwasagreatsuccess（成功）.Whatwereyoudoingthen?JacksonToJacksonIwasplayingchesswithmyfatherwhenthisexcitingeventhappenedonOctober17,2022.Erin根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。51.Howmanyimportanteventsdidtheytalkabout?A.SixB.FourC.ThreeD.Five52.Whenthetsunamihappened,Tedwas________.A.playingchessB.walkingintheparkC.visitinghisgrandpainthehospitalD.waitingattheairport53.______waschattinginthelivingroomwhenLiYuchunwonaward.A.NicoleB.KathyC.AliceD.Erin54.China’s“ShenzhouⅥ”spacecraftreturnedsuccessfully（成功地）on_____.A.December26,2022B.August26,2022C.October17,2022D.June4th,202255.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.Thetsunamihappenedinourcountryin2022.B.LiYuchunwasthewinnerofthesingingcontest“SuperGirl”in2022.C.Jacksonthoughtitwasagreatsuccessthat“ShenzhouⅥ”spacecraftreturned.D.ErinwasplayinggameswhentheexcitingeventhappenedB.Agoodwaytopassanexamistoworkhardeverydayinayear.Youmayfailinanexamifyouarelazyformostoftheyearandthenworkhardonlyafewdaysbeforetheexam.IfyouwanttobegoodatEnglish,youhavetoreadEnglishstoriesandspeakEnglishasmuchaspossible.Afewdaysbeforetheexamyoushouldgotobedearly.Donotgotobedlateatnight.Beforeyoustarttheexam,readcarefullyoverthequestionpapers,andtrytounderstandtheexactmeaningofeachquestion.Whenyouhaveatlastfinishedyourexam,readoveryouranswers.Correctthemistakesifthereareanyandbesurethatyoudon’tmissanythingout56.Ifpeoplewanttodowellinanexam,theyhavetoworkhard_____________.A.everydayinayearB.formostofthemonthC.foronlyafewdaysD.lateatnight57.IfpeoplewanttolearnEnglishwell,they____________________.A.onlyneedtolearngrammarB.mustoftenpracticeEnglishC.havetogotoEnglandD.shouldgotobedearly58.Itisimportantto____________________afewdaysbeforetheexam.74\nA.playtoomuchB.haveagoodrestC.readthequestionpapersD.haveagooddrink59.Whenpeoplehavefinishedtheexam,theyshould__________________.A.standupandleaveatonceB.answerafewmorequestionsC.makesuretheydon’tmissanythingoutD.leavesomemistakesonthequestionpaper60.Thebesttitleofthepassageis“________________”.A.AnimportantexamB.AneasyexamC.GetreadyforanexamD.Howtopassanexam阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.17Onedayarichmallwantedtosellsomegoods(物品)inanothertownandbuysomethingsthere．He_(21)_totaketenservantswithhim．TheywouldCarrythegoodsandalsosome_(22)_toeatontheirway．Therichmallsaidto_(23)_ofhisservants，”Ali，youarethe_(24)_andtheweakestone．Youmay．_(25)_thelightestload(担子)tocarry．”Allthankedhimandchosethe_(26)_load．ItWastheirfoodbread．Therichmansaid．”Howfoolish(愚蠢)youare!That’stheheaviestone．”ButA1iwas_(27)_to．1iftitup．AndSOtheysetoff．Fourhours_(28)_，theystoppedfora：rest．Theyall_(29)_someofthebread．．Thentherewas_(30)_breadforAlltocarry．Eachtimetheyatesome.TheloadbecameSmallerandlighter．At．1astt}lecleverservanthadnothingtocarry．()21：A．agreedB．likedC．decidedD．refused()22．A．foodB．goodsC．waterD．meat()23．A．allB．bothC．noneD．one()24．A．tallestB．smallestC．busiesD．fastest()25．A．findB．giveC．chooseD．Carry()26．A．1ightestB．smallestC．bestD．biggest()27．A．gladB．worriedC．sorryD．tired()28．A．earlyB．laterC．pastD．last()29．A．lovedB．putC．calledD．are()30．A．moreB．littleC．lessD．noAIoftendreamedaboutPisawhenIwasaboy.IreadaboutthefamousbuildingcalledtheLeaningTowerofPisa（比萨斜塔）.ButwhenIreadthewordPisa,Iwasthinkingofpizza.Ithoughtthistowerwasaplacetobuypizza.Itmustbethebestplacetobuypizzaintheworld,Ithought.ManyyearslaterIfinallysawtheLeaningTower.IknewthenthatiswasPisaandnotpizza.Buttherewasstillsomethingspecialaboutitforme.Thetowergotitsnamebecauseitreallydoeslean(倾斜)tooneside.Somepeoplewanttotrytofix74\nit.Theyareafraiditmayfalloverandtheydon’tlikeitleansoverthecity.Idon’tthinkit’sagoodideatotrytofixit.Thetowerprobablywillnotfalldown,itis600yearsold.Whyshouldanythinghappentoitnow?And,ifyouaskme,Ilikewhatitlookslike.Tomeitisaveryhumankindofleaning.Nothingisperfect,itseemstosay.Andwhocares?Whydopeoplewantthingstobeperfect?Imperfectthingsmaybemoreinteresting.Let’stakethetowerinPisaasanexample.Whyisitsofamous?Therearemanyotherolder,morebeautifultowersinItaly.ButPisatoweristhemostfamous.Peoplecomefromallovertheworldtoseeit.61.Thispassageisabout_______.A.ItalianpizzaB.Italy’sproblemsC.HowtheLeaningTowerofPisagotitsnameD.WhythewriterlikesPisa62.ThewriterusedtothinkPisa______.A.inSpainB.notveryfamousC.notthesameaspizzaD.thesameaspizza63.TheLeaningTowerofPisais_______.A.modernB.fallingdownC.600yearsoldD.60yearsold-64.Thewriter________.A.doesn’tlikewhatthetowerlookslikeB.likeswhatthetowerlookslikeC.thinksit’sthemostbeautifultowerinItalyD.doesn’tliketowers65.ThewriterlikestheLeaningTowerofPisabecause________.A.it’soldB.it’sperfectC.itsellspizzaD.it’snotperfectBTheSoundofSpeed（速度）Kathywasauniversitystudent.Likemoststudentsshehadverylittlemoney,butshewantedtobuyacar.“IfIcanbuyonereallycheapthatworks,”shethought,“Iwillsavemoneyonbusfares（车费）.ThenI’llhavemoretospendonfood.”Shespentadaylookingatcarsinthesecond-handcaryards(车场).Mostofthemweremuchtooexpensive,butatlastfoundonefor＄250.Thecarwasrustyandthepaintwasbadlydamaged（损坏）,butitworked.“It’sgotagoodengine,”thesalesmansaid,“andthegearbox（变速箱）isO.K.Forgeteverythingelse.”Kathyboughtthecaranddroveitoutofthecaryard.Everythingwaswrongwithitexceptfortheengineandgearbox,whichworkedverywell.“Aslongastheywork,”Kathythought,“nothingelsematters.Thesalesmanwasright.”Unfortunately,afewdayslater,whileshewasdrivingtoheruniversity,apolicecardroveupbesideherandmadeherstop.AyoungpolicemangotoutofhiscarandwalkedaroundKathy’scar.Helookedatitdisbelievingly.74\nHemadealistofthethingswrongwiththecar.Itwasaverylonglist.Thenhelookedinsidethecar.“Doesyourspeedometerwork?”heasked.Kathyshook（摇）herhead.“Itisagainstthelaw（法律）,miss,”hesaid,“nottoknowhowfastyouaretravelling.”Kathysmiledathimsweetly.“Oh,butIdoknowhowfastIamtravelling,”shesaid.“Upto30milesanhour,thedoorsrattle.Between31and50milesanhour,thewholecarrattles.Over50milesanhour,Irattle.”66.WhydidKathywantacar?A.ShelikeddrivingB.Allherfriendhadcars.C.CollegewasalongwayfromherhomeD.Shewantedtosavemoneyonbusfares67.WhatkindofcardidKathybuy?A.averyfastcarB.arustyoldcarC.anpolicecarD.anexpensivesecond–handcar68.WhywasKathypleasedwiththecaratfirst?A.Itwasaverygoodcar.B.Theengineandgearboxworkedwell.C.Thereweren’tmanythingswrongwithit.D.Itwentveryfast69.WhydidthepolicemanlookatKathy’scardisbelievingly?A.HethoughtKathywastellinglies.B.Hedidnottruststudents.C.Thecarhadsomanythingswrongwithit.D.Kathyhadbrokenthelaw.70.HowdidKathyknowhowfastshewastravelling?A.Shelookedatthespeedometer.B.Itcouldn’tgofasterthan50milesanhour.C.Becausesheknewwhattherattlesmeant.D.Thepoliceofficertoldher.阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.18Foryournextvacationwhynot1visitingParis?Parisisthecapitalof2,andisoneof3citiesinEurope.Itdoesn＇thaveanybeaches4mountains,butthere5stillmanythingstodothere.Forexample,ithassomefantasticsights,includingtheEiffelTowerandNotreDameCathedral.6aroundParisbytaxican7alotofmoney,butit＇susuallyconvenient8theundergroundtraintomost9.Ingeneral,though,Franceisquiteanexpensiveplace,onething10isnotexpensiveinFrance,however,isthewine.（）1A.considerB.toconsiderC.consideringD.considered（）2A.EnglandB.FrenchC.FranceD.theUSA（）3A.livelyB.liveliestC.theliveliestD.living（）4A.andB.orC.withD.so（）5A.isB.haveC.areD.has（）6A.TravelsB.TravelC.TraveledD.Traveling（）7A.spendB.payC.costD.took（）8A.totakeB.byC.takingD.take（）9A.placeB.countriesC.countrysD.places74\n（）10A.whoB.thatC.whereD.whomAComputersareusefulmachines．Theycanhelppeoplealotintheireverydaylife．Forexample，theycanhelppeoplesavemuchtime，andtheyCanhelppeopleworkoutmanyproblemstheyCan’tdoeasily．Ourcountryaskseveryonetolearntousecomputersexcepttheoldpeople．Todaymoreand．morefamiliesowncomputers．Parentsbuycomputersfortheirchildren．TheyhopecomputersCanhelpthemimprove(提高)theirstudies，insch001．Yetmanyofthechildrenusecomputerstoplaygames，towatchvideoortosingKaraoke．insteadofstudying·Somanyteachersandparentscomplain(抱怨)thatcomputerscannothelpchildrentostudybutmakethemfallbehind．Socomputersarelockedbyparentsintheboxes．Insomeothercountries，evensomescientistshatecomputers．Theysaycomputersletmillionsofpeoplelosttheirjobsorbringthemalotoftrouble．Willcomputersreallybringtroubletopeopleorcantheybringpeoplehappiness?Itwillbedecidedbypeoplethemselves．41．Whydowesaythecomputerisausefulmachine?Because____________A．ourcountryasksUStolearnitB．itCanhelpUSalotC．wecanuseittoplaygamesD．itCanhelpUStofindjobs42．Whatdomanyteachersandparentscomplainabout?_________________A．Theirstudentsandchildrenusecomputerstoplaygames·B．Computersletthemlosttheirjobs．C．Computersmakethestudentsandchildrenfallbehind．D．Computersbringpeoplealotoftrouble．43．Inthispassageweknowcomputers________________A：alsobring118troubleB．bringU8happinessonlyC．arehatedbypeopleD．arebadforpeople’shealth44．Cancomputersreallyhelpchildrentostudy?________________A．Yes，theycan．B．It'shardtosayC．No，theycan't．D．Ofcoursenot．45．Howdoyouunderstandthelastsentenceofthispassage?Ithinkitmeans________________A．computersareusedbypeopleB．peoplecanlivewellwithoutComputersC．onemustdecidehowtousecomputersD．computersfirestrangemachinesBEverytownintheUnitedStateshasapostoffice．Someareverysmall，andyou：mayalsofindtheminthecomerofashop．Othersarelargerbuildings．TheyareopenfivedaysaweekandOnSaturdaymornings．FromMondaythroughFridaytheyareusuallyopenfrom8：30to4：30．Ifyouknowhowmuchthepostage(邮资)isforyourletter,．youcanbuystampsatany74\nwindow．Insomepostofficesyoucanbuystampsfrommachines．Stampsaresoldmanydifferentprices，fromonecent(美分)tomanydollars．Ifyouarenotsurehowmuchpostageisforyourletter,youmayaskthemanorthewoman．inthepostofficeforhelp．Heorshewillgiveyouthestampsyouneed．Ⅱyouaresendingyourletterfaraway,youshoulduseairmailenvelopes(航空信封)．Rememberthatpostagewillbemoreexpensiveforalettertobesentoutsidethecountry．Atapostofficeyoucanalsobuypostcards．ApostcardischeaperthanaletterUsuallythepriceofpostageforapostcardisabouthalfthatofaletter．Thepostcardsthatyoubuyatapostofficedonothavepictures．However,alsotheyarenottobesentoutsidethecountry．Lettersareaneasyandcheapwaytokeepintouchwithpeopleinmanydifferentcountries.()46．ThepassagetensUSthatweCanfind_____________easilyintheUnitedStatesofAmerica．A．postofficesB．largebuildingsC．smallshopsD．differentbanks()47．ThepostOfficesintheUnitedStatesareopen___________A．sevenhoursadayB．sixhoursadayC．fivehoursadayD．eighthoursaday()48．Ifyouarenotsurehowmuchpostageisforyourletter，youcan___________A．goandbuystampsfromthemachineinthepostofficeB．sendacheappostcardinsteadofyourletter，C．getintouchwithsomebodyyouknowinthepostofficeD．askthemanorthewomaninthepostofficeforhelp()49．Thepriceofpostagefor___________A．abeautifulpostcardB．aletterwrittenonenvelopeC．aletterbyairmailD．apostcardwithpictures()50．ThepassagetellsUSsomethingabout_____________intheUSA．A．thepostB．thepostageC．lettersD．postcards阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.19Lookatthethingsaroundyou.Willtheystillbe1infive,tenorevenahundredyears?Willpeoplestillusemobilephones?Willtherebehousesonthemoon?Maybeormaybe2Whenpeopletrytopredictwhattheworldwillbelikeinthefuture,sometimestheirpredictionsare3andsometimestheyarewrong.Onehundredyearsago,peoplethoughtthatheavier-than-airflyingmachineswere4.Thispredictionwas,ofcourse,_5_.Now,theskiesarefullofairplanes6peopleandthingsallovertheworld.Therewerealsopeoplewhopredictedthatcomputers7popular.In1943,IBMChairmanThomasWatsonsaid,“Ithinkthere’saworldmarketformaybefivecomputers.”Otherspredictedthatcomputerswouldbeverypopular.8evensomepredictedthatwithcomputers,peoplewouldnolongerneed9paper.Thisisnottrue.Today,computersareverypopularbutwestillneedpaper.Itisdifficult10thefuture.Whatdoyouthinklifewillbelikeinonehundredyears?()1.A.sameB.thesameC.differentD.thedifferent()2.A.noB.neverC.noneD.not74\n()3.A.goodB.realC.rightD.true()4.A.impossibleB.possibleC.crazyD.surprising()5.A.simpleB.wrongC.successfulD.clever()6.A.carryingB.takeC.putD.joining()7.A.wouldn’tbeB.won’tbeC.wouldbeD.willbe()8.A.AlthoughB.ButC.SoD.And()9.A.usedB.touseC.usingD.uses()10.A.knowingB.predictC.topredictD.know(A)Intheworld,socceroffootballisthemostpopularsport.This isbecausemanycountrieshavewonderfulteamsfortheWorldCup. TheWorldCupisheldeveryfouryears.Toremember2022FIFAWorldCup,childrenfromdifferentcountries andmorethan60childrenfromJapaneseschoolscametogetherand spentthreeweekendsdrawingabigpicturecalled“Dream(梦幻)World Cups”inJapan.Thechildrendrewanimals,flowersandpeopleplaying soccerunderabulebrightsky.Theywishedeachfootballteamgood luckbydrawingtheflags(旗帜)ofallthecountriesthatwilltake partintheWorldCupinJapanandSouthKorea.Thepicturewasput upinaparknearaplaygroundinYokohama.Somefootballteamswill havegamesthere.Areyouafootballfan(迷)？TheWorldCupmakedsmoreandmore peopleinterestedinfootballTeenagers(青少年)likeplayingand watchingfootball.Manyofthemlovesomefootballstarssomuch thattheygetthepicturesoftheirfavouriteplayersonthewall oftheirrooms.ThatisthewaytoshowtheirlovefortheWorldCup aschildreninJapan.1.IfacountrywantstotakepartintheWorldCup,shemust have______.A.Manyfootballfans B.averygoodteam C.manyfootball player D.abigplayground2.ThenextWorldCupwillbeheldin_______.A.2022 B.2022 C.2022 D.2022 3.Fromthepassage,inthepicturechildrendrewmanythings except_________.A.peopleplayingfootball B.picturesofsomefootball stars C.asunnysky D.flowers 4.In“DreamWorldCup”,thechildrendrewtheflagsofsome countries______.A.toshowtheirlovefortheirowecountry B.totellthepeopletheirstorieC.toshowtheirgoodwishesforthefootball. D.toshowtheirnewideasaboutfootball5.Manyteenagersowethepicturesofsomefootballstars because______.A.theyareinterestedinfootball B.theyarefootballfans C.theythinktheirfavouriteplayersaregreat D.allofA,BandCBHaveyoueverthoughtaboutkeepingapetgoldfish?Firstyouneedtoknowhowtokeepit．Getafishbowl(鱼缸)Firstgetafishbowl．Makesurethefishbowlislargeenoughforthegoldfishtoswimin．Youshouldkeepthefishbowlclean．Don’tcleanthefishbowlwithsoap．Hotwaterwillcleanitwell．FeedagoldfishGoldfisheatsalmostanyfood．Andyoucanalsobuysomespecialfoodforyourgoldfishinshops．Donotfeedittoomuchfood．Feeditasmuchasitcaneatinthreeminutes74\nonetime．KeepthewatercleanDirtywaterisnotgoodfoethehealthofthegoldfish．Ifthewaterissirty，thegoldfishwilleasilygetsickandmaydie．Change25％ofthewateratleastonceaweek．Neverchangeallofthewaterbecauseitincludessomethingthatyourgoldfishneeds．Asyoucansee，keepinggoldfishaspetsisnotdifficult．()1．Whenyouchooseafishbowl，youshouldthinkaboutthe________ofit．A．sizeB．colorC．shapeD．height()2．Theunderlinedword“die”meansA．康复B．长大C．厌恶D．死亡()3．Youcan’t_________accordingtothepassage．A．feedthegoldfishsomespecialfoodB．giveitasmuchfoodaspossibleonetimeC．usehotwatertocleanthefishbowlD．changepartofthewateronetime()4．WhichofthefollowingpointsareNOTmentionedinthepassage?A．GettingafishbowlB．FeedingagoldfishC．ChoosingagoldfishD．Keepingthewaterclean()5．Thewriterthinksthatitistokeepagoldfish．A．cheapB．easyC．expensiveD．difficult阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.20Allstudentshavetofacetheirownproblemswhentheygrowup.Youmaynotthinkthathavingagoodfamilyisa41.Butforme,itwas.Ihadtofacetheproblemofbeingthe42oftheSmithgirls.Therearethreegirlsinmyfamily,eachtwoyearsapart(相隔)；Lisa,Theresaandme,theyoungest.Weallhavebloudehairandblueeyes.Peoplewould43tome,like“Oh,you’resuchnicegirls.Your44aresoprettyandsothin!You’rereallynothinglikethem.”That45mesad.Atschool,allofmyteachershad46mysisters.Onthefirstdayofschool.Theywould47say,“Oh,theyoungestofthethree!Ihopeyou’re48likeyoursisters.They’reshuchwonderfulstudents.”Peoplealways49mewithmysisters.SoIcouldn’thelp(禁不住)comparingmyselfwiththem,too.Theresawassmarter,andLiaswasprettier.I50toworkhardtobemorelikethem.Ididwhatmysisterdid.Atlast,I51thedrummajor（乐队队长）ofourschoolband.BothLisaandTheresahadbeendrummajors.Ibecameeditor(主编)oftheschool52;Theresahadbeentheeditortwoyearsbefore.Itwentonthiswayforyears.Itwaslikeabaddream.Butlastyear,Lisawentto53,andTheresawenttohighschool.NowI’mbymyselfatjuniorschool.Everyoneknowsme54I’mthedrummajorandtheeditorofthenewspaper.NowIdon’tfeellikeaSmithgirlanymore;Ifeellikemyself.I’mproudofdong（以……为骄傲）allthesamegreatthingsthatmysistersdid.ButthebestthingIdidwastolearntostop55myselfwiththem.()41.A.dreamB.wayC.problemD.wish()42.A.nicestB.smarterC.youngestD.oldest()43.A.sayB.tellC.answeD.ask()44.A.parentsB.studentsC.friendsD.sisters()45.A.helpedB.hopedC.stayedD.made74\n()46.A.agreedB.broughtC.taughtD.chosen()47.A.neverB.alwaysC.soetimesD.hardlyever()48.A.onlyB.justC.evenD.already()49.A.comparedB.arguedC.influencedD.deal()50.A.wentB.beganC.offeredD.stopped()51.A.becameB.leftC.likedD.played()52.A.libraryB.computerC.newspaperD.club()53.A.schoolB.collegeC.workD.shop()54.A.thoughB.butC.becauseD.when()55.A.tocomparB.compamringC.comparedD.compareTwoJapanesewomen，KiyokoOkamotoandKozueKamijo，gaveup(放弃)theirjobsinTokyoandwenttobethevolunteersinPhilippines．Theyareworkingtohelpthechildreninthatareagotoschool．Jephonieisoneofthechildren．Shelivesfarfromtheschool．Shehastowalkseveralkilometerseveryday．Afterschool，sheoftenhelpshermotherdofarmwork．Shehasninebrothersandsisters．Herfatherdiedafewyearsago．Hermotherlooksafterthewholefamilyalone．“Thesechildrencandoalotofthings．Theydohouseworkeveryday．Theydofarmworkandbabysittheirsistersandbrothers．Theyevenhelpbuildhouses，”thetwovolunteerssaid．Thetwoyoungwomenalsosaid，”Wehavealsolearnedalotfromthemwhenwehelpthemwiththeireducation．”Nowbothofthemknowhowto．washclotheswithoutawashingmachineandhowtoliveasimplelife．Theexperiencehashelpedthembecomemoreindependent(独立的)．()6．Thereare_________peopleinJephonie’sfamily．A．9B．10C．11D．12()7．Thetwovolunteershelpthechildrenwiththeir_________．A．educationB．familyC．behaviorD．1anguage()8．KiyokoOkamotoandKozueKamijoarefrom___________．A．CanadaB．JapanC．ChinaD．America()9．ThechildreninPhilippinescan’t___________accordingtothispassage．A．dohouseworkB．dofarmworkC．babysitothersD．usewashmachine()10．Fromthepassage，wecanknowthatKiyokoOkamotoandKozueKamijoA．don’t1ikethelifeinTokyoB．livefarawayfromeachotherC．aremoreindependentthatbeforeD．don’twanttogobackanymoreAEarlyinthemorning,atnoon,orintheevening,inbigcitiesandinthecountryside,allacrosstheUnitedState,youcanseeAmericansrunning.Menandwomen,childrenandteenagers,middle-agedpeopleandgrandparentsarerunning.Peopleruneverywhere.Some74\npeopleevenrunintheirlivingroom.Afewyearsago,runningwasnotsopopular.Inthe1960s,runnersweremostlyathletes.Inthosedays,somepeoplewouldseearunnerandask,“Hey,what’sthehurry?”Ortheymightsaytothemselves,“Ishecrazy?”Womenalmostneverran.Buttodayallischanging.Todaymenandwomenofallagesenjoyrunning.DoctorssaymanyofthehealthproblemsintheUnitedStatescomefromthesebadhabits:eatingtoomuch,smoking,andnotexercisingenough.Doctorstellus,“Eatless,don’tsmoke,andexercisemore.”Runningisgoodexercisebecauseithelpsbuildstrongheartsandlung（肺）.Italsohelpsmostpeopleloseweight.根据短文内容选择正确答案：()1.Almostallpeopleenjoyrunningexcept____.A.grandparentsB.grandsonsC.infants（婴儿）D.teenagers()2.Whichisgoodforyourhealth?A.EatingtoomuchB.RunningC.SmokingD.Notgettingenoughexercise()3.Runningdoesn’tmakearunner______.A.loseweightB.morehandsomeC.strongerD.develophisheartandhung()4.Womenalmostneverranafewyearsagobecause_____.A.theycouldn’truninthosedaysB.theywereafraidofrunningC.theydidn’tlikeitD.runningwasnotpopularandpeopledidn’tknowitwasgoodforhealth()5.Howtoread“1960s”inChinese?A.1960年B.十九世纪六十年代C.二十世纪六十年代D.1960年的阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.21Yearsago.Ifateenagerhadsomeproblemswithhis／herlife。he，shemightwriteinhis／her___26___．Nowa___27___withthesameproblemsmightgoontotheInternetandwriteabouttheminablog(博客)．Inmanyways，adiaryandablogarealmostthesameso,what___28___ablogdifferentfromadiary?Themaindifferenceisthatablogis___29___morepublicthanadiary．Usually,ateenagertreatshis／herdiarylikeabookfullofsecrets．Bothdiaries___30___blogstellwhathappenedtothewriterthatday．Ihavealittlesister,andsometimesIgo___31___toreadherblog.Shewritesaboutthingslike__32__upearlyforswimmingandnotstudyingenoughforherexam．WhenIwasher__33__Iwroteaboutthesamethings，butonlyinmydiary．Then,afterIfinished___34___，Iwouldhidemydiaryinasecretplace___35___Iwasworriedthatmysistermightreadit!74\nBlogsareaverygoodwaytowriteabouteverydaylife．However,Istilllikemyolddiary!()26．A．bookB．diaryC．homeworkD．blog()27．A．boyB．girlC．teenagerD．people()28．A．takesB．makesC．tells．D．does()29．A．veryB．alotC．manyD．much()30．A．andB．orC．fromD．to()31．A．onTVB．onlineC．thereD．here()32．A．wakingB．lookingC．standingD．giving()33．A．yearB．oldC．ageD．job()34．A．ListeningB．writingC．thinkingD．talking()35．A．butB．soC．becauseD．althoughBDoyouknowalotaboutAlzheimer’sDisease（老年痴呆症）?Itisanillnessofthebrain（大脑）.Doctorsdon’tknowwhatcausethedisease（疾病）.Theydoknowthatitusuallybeginsafterbeing60yearsoldandnearlyhalfofpeopleaged85andoldermayhavethedisease.Thediseaseoftenstartsslowly.Infact,somepeopledon’tknowtheyhaveAlzheimer’sdisease.Theycomplainabouttheirforgetfulnessonoldage.However,astimegoesby,theirmemory（记忆）problemsgetmuchworse.Theylosetheability（能力）todriveacar,cookameal,orevenreadanewspaper.Theymaygetloseeasilyandfindsimplethingsconfusing.Somepeoplebecomeworried,angry,orevenviolent（暴力）.It’sreallyimportanttoknowthesignsofAlzheimer’sDisease.Ifpeopleknowthesigns,theycangethelprightaway.HerearethesignsofAlzheimer’sDisease.Earlysigns—Troublerememberingrecentevents.—Problemsrememberingnamesofpeopleandplaces.—Troublesolvingsimplemathproblems.Largesigns—Forgethowtobrushtheirteethorcomb（梳理）theirhair.—Cannotrememberthenamesofcommonthingssuchasdesks,houses,apples,etc.—Getlosteasily.()6.IfanoldmanhasAlzheimer’sDisease,somethingiswrongwithhis_____.A.eyesB.stomachC.legsD.brain()7.Thisdiseasecanmakepeople____.A.becomeolderB.havedifficultdrivingacarC.becomecleverD.readanewspaperquickly()8.Whatdoestheword“confusing”inthepassagemean?A.使人困惑的B.使人难忘的C.令人高兴的D.令人失望的74\n()9.WhichofthefollowingmaybetheearlysignofAlzheimer’sDisease?A.Anoldmancan’trememberwhathappenedyesterday.B.Anoldmancan’tfindwherehelives.C.Anoldmancan’trememberthenameofatable.D.Anoldmandoesn’tknowhowtobrushhisteeth.()10.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Alzheimer’sDiseaseusuallybeginsafterbeing60yearsold.B.PeoplewithAlzheimer’sDiseasecanbeviolent.C.ItisnotnecessarytoknowthesignofAlzheimer’sDisease.D.PeoplewithAlzheimer’sDiseasehavetroublesolvingsimplemathproblems.Afirestartedatabouttwoo’clockyesterdayafternoon.Towlittleboys,Tom,3,andSam,7,wereintheirbedroomonthefirstfloor.Theirmotherwasinthekitchen.Shewascookingsomefoodwithsomecookingoil.Thefirestartedwhenshedroppedsomeoftheoilonthecooker.Shetriedtoputoutthefire,butshecouldn’t.Theboys’fatherwasatwork.Therewasalotofsmoke.Themothertriedtogetthetwoboysoutoftheirbedroom,butshecouldnotgetthroughthesmoke.Sherandownthestairs,intothestreetandshoutedforhelp.Johnwaswalkinginthestreetwhenheheardhercryforhelp.Helookedatthebuildingandsawthesmoke.Therewasnootherpeopleinthestreetatthattime.Thetwolittleboyscouldn’ttetintothestairsbecausetherewasalotofsmoke.Thebedroomwindowwasshut（关闭）.Samtriedtoopenthewindow,buthecoulenot.Johncametotheboys’building.Helookedaround.Hesawaladder.Heranandpickeditup.Heputitupbytheboys’window.Heclimbeduptheladder.Buthecouldn’topenthewindow.Hewentdowntheladderandlookaroundagain.Hefoundalargestone（石头）.Hepickeditupandquicklyranuptheladderagain.Hetoldtheboystokeepback,andthenhebroketheglasswiththestone.Heputhishandincarefully,andopenedthewindow.HehelpedSamtogetoutofthewindow.Thenheclimbeddowntheladder.Tomcouldn’tclimbdowntheladder.Hewastoosmall.SoJohnsarriedhimdowntheladder.()66.Howdidthefirestart?A.ThemotherdroppedsomeoilonthecookerB.Themothercookedsomefoodandforgottoturnoffthecooker.C.KidsplayedwithfireintheirbedroomD.Kidsmadethefireonthefirstfloor.()67.WhatwasJohndoingwhenthemothershoutedforhelp?A.Hewaswalkinginthestreet.B.HewaswatchingTVathome.C.HewasgettingoutofthebuildingD.Hewasgettingintothestairs.74\n()68.HowdidJohnopenthewindow?A.HeaskedsomeoneelseforhelpB.Hecalledthefireman.C.HefoundaladderandclimbedupD.Hebrokethewindowwiththestone()69.Whatdoestheword”ladder”mean?A.大树B.窗户C.梯子D.玻璃()70.What’sthebesttitle(标题)forthearticle?A.Don’tplaywithfireB.AsmartboyC.AbigaccidentD.Howtosavepeopleinthefire阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.22WhenLiuKaiquwasyounghewaspoorinShanghai.Onedayhe__36__apictureofatigerandtriedtosellitonthestreet.Itcaughtthe__37__ofanAmerican,whoasked,“Howmuchdoesitcost?”Hesaid,“500dollars.”Theforeignerthoughtitwastoo__38__andaskedagain,“Canyoumakeitcheaper?”Heanswered,“No.”Thenhetore(撕)ittopieces.Ingreat__39__,theforeignersaid,“Youngman,areyouangry?”“No,sir.I’mnotangry.Isoldit__40__500dollarsbecauseIthoughtitwasworththe__41__.Butyouwantedalowerprice.Itmeans__42__didn’tthinksoanditisnotgoodenough.I’llgoonworking__43__untilmycustomers(顾客)arepleased.”Atthattime,__44__LiuKaiquwasnotfamousatall,henever__45__hisdream.Nowheiswell-knownallovertheworldasagreatartist.36.A.stoleB.pickedC.drewD.saw37.A.attentionB.instructionC.decisionD.discussion38.A.terribleB.bigC.oldD.dear39.A.fearB.difficultyC.surpriseD.excitement40.A.overB.forC.aboutD.among41.A.sizeB.priceC.weightD.position42.A.weB.heC.youD.it43.A.fasterandfasterB.betterandbetterC.slowerandslowerD.harderandharder44.A.though(虽然)B.becauseC.whetherD.until45.A.brokeoffB.cutupC.gaveupD.sentoffAYoungpeoplecanhaveproblemswiththeirminds.Sonestudentsbecomeworriedbecausetheyhavetostudyveryhard.Othershavetroublegettingonwellwithpeopleliketheirparentsandclassmates.Jiu,aJuniorTwostudentfromHefei,couldnotunderstandhisteacherandwasdoingbadlyinclass.Hebecamesoworriedaboutitthathestartedtocuthisfingerwithaknife.Anotherstudent,14-year-oldYanfromGuangzhou,wasafraidofexams.Shegotveryworriedinone,andwhenshelookedattheexampaper,shecouldn’tthinkofanythingtowrite.Arecentreportsaysabout18percentofteenshavemental（精神的）problems.Theirtroublesincludebeingworriedandveryunhappy,andhavingproblemsinlearningandgettingonwithpeople.Manystudentswhohaveproblemswon’tgoforadviceforhelp.Somethinktheywilllookstupid（愚蠢的）iftheygotoseeadoctor.Othersdon’twanttotalkabouttheir74\nsecrets.Anexpert（专家）onteenagershasthefollowingadviceforteens.*Talktoyourparentsorteachersoften.*Talkpartingroupactivitiesandplaysports.*Gotoseeadoctorifyoufeelunhappyorunwell.()71.WhydidJiucuthisfinger?A.HegothadgradesinschoolB.HewasafraidoftestsC.Hecouldn’tunderstandhisteacherD.Hecouldn’tgetonwellwithclassmates()72.Whichtroublewasn’tincluded(包括)inthereportresult?A.BeingworriedorunhappyB.HavingproblemsinlearningC.GettingbadgradesD.Havinglessfreetimeandfreedom()73.Whydon’tmoststudentsaskforadvice?A.Theydon’tknowwhotoaskB.Theydon’tknowhowtosaythatwithotersC.TheyaretooshytotalkabouttheirsecretsD.Theybelievetheycandoitbythemselves()74.Jamescan’tgetonwellwithhisparents.Whatshouldhedoaccordingtotheexpertonteenagers?A.HeshouldtalktohisparentsoftenB.HeshouldgotobuysomemedicineC.Heshoulestudyharderandtrytogetgoodgrades()75.Whichofthefollwingisrightaccordingtothearticle?A.AlltheyoungpeoplehaveproblemsnowadaysB.Yan’sproblemisthatshecan’trememberwhattheteachersaidC.About18percentofpeoplehavementalproblemsD.SomestudentsthinktheywilllookstupidiftheygotoseeadoctorCIwaswaitingonthestationplatformfortheTianjinTrainwhenamanaskedmeifIknewthetimeofthenexttraintoTianjin.Ioftenhadtogotheremyself,soIknewandtoldhim.AfewminuteslateranoldladywantedtoknowwhetherthetraintoShanghaihadalreadyleft.Iknewthatithadnot,soofcourse,Itoldher.ThenagirlcametomeandaskedwhythetrainfromNanjingwaslate.Ididnotknow.Ijusttoldherthatwhentrainswerelate,itwasusuallybecausesomethinghadhappened.IwaswonderingwhyallthesepeoplewereaskingmethosequestionswhenInoticedthatIwasstandingnexttoasignthatsaid”InquiryOffice.”()76.Iwaswaitingfor______.A.afriendB.TianjintrainC.NanjingtrainD.Shanghaitrain()77.Howmanypeopleaskedmequestions?A.oneB.TowC.ThreeD.Fou74\n()78.WhywasthetrainfromNanjinglate?A.BecausetherewasanaccidentB.BecausesomethingwaswrongwiththetrainC.BecausethegirlswatchwasfastD.Wedon’tknow()79.Whywereallthesepeopleaskingmequestions?A.BecauseIamaconductorB.BecauseIwasstandingnexttotheInquiryofficeC.BecauseIkneweverythingaboutthetrainsD.Becausethesepeopleknewme()80.What’sthemeaningof“Inquiryoffice.”A.月台B.问讯处C.寄存处D.入口处AttheopeningceremonyoftheBeijingParalympics(残奥会)，alittlegirlinapinkskirtwasdancinginthenightsky．Atthatmomenttheeyesoftheworldfocused(集中)onthe12-year-oldgirl．Sheisthe“ballet(芭蕾)girl”Liyue．HerdreambrokeonMay12th,2022．Shehadlearnedballetfortwoyearsbeforetheearthquake．Thegirllostherleftlegintheearthquake.Butshenevergaveup(放弃)andwentonherballetdream．Liwasverygladatthegoodnewsofdancingattheopeningceremony．Shesaid,“Ihavemademydreamofdancingcometrue．Thankyou。“IbelieveIcangoondancinganddancebetter，thegirlsaidwithself-confidence(自信)．Liyue’sdancemovedthewholeworldnotonlybyherbeautifuldance，butalsobyherstrongspirittofacethefactofbadluck．Herballetdreamwillneverhaveanending．()36．WhatisthedreamofthelittlegirlLiYue?A．Shedreamstobeasinger．B．Shedreamstobesoldier．C．Herdreamistobeaballetdancer．D．Herdreamistobeallactress．()37．HowlonghasLiYuelearnedballetbeforetheearthquake?A．1yearB．2yearsC．2monthsD．1month()38．WhichsentenceisNOTrightaccordingtothepassage?A．LiYue’sballetdreamhasanending．B．LiYuedancedonthestageoftheopeningceremonyoftheBeijingParalympics。74\nC．Thegirlis13yearsoldnow．D．ThegirllostherleftlegonMay12th,2022．阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.23LastyearZhangPingleftschool。HecametoNanjingtolookforhisfirst__31__．Hewentfromonecompany(公司)toanother，butnoone__32__him．Nowhehadlittlemoney．Hehadtogobacktohissmallvillage．Sohecametotherailwaystation．Hefelt__33__andtired．Itwasverylateatnightandthe__34__wasfullofpeople．Theywere__35__tobuyticketsforthelasttrain．Luckily,ZhangPingboughtthelastticket，andhewasvery__36__．Atthattime，awomanwithacryingbabywalkedtohim．SheaskedZhangPingto__37__hertheticket．Heagreedtoletherhavetheticket．He__38__thewomanneededitmorethanhedid．Afterthetrainleft，hesatonthebench(长凳)anddidn’tknow__39__togo．Justthen，anotherwomancameandsaid，“Youngman，Ihave__40__whatyoudidamomentago．Ihaveabigcompany．Ineedagoodyoungmanlikeyou．Doyouhaveanyinterestinworkingforme?31．A．jobB．chanceC．clubD．like32．A．toldB．answeredC．wantedD．took33．A．afraidB．boredC．sadD．ill34．A．cityB．parkC．streetD．station35．A．waitingB．stayingC．callingD．standing36．A．friendlyB．happyC．helplessD．lucky37．A．1endB．sellC．passD．buy38．A．decidedB．foundC．hopedD．thought39．A．whenB．howC．whyD．where40．A．seenB．knownC．believedD．agreedInWesternChina,besidestextbooks，childrenhavenootherreadingmaterials，suchasstorybooks，newspapersandmagazines．Thesethingscanhelpthechildrenlearnaboutthewonderfulworldaroundthemaswellasallkindsofknowledge．Let“findsomeoldbooksandsendthemtothesechildren．Thebookswillbringthechildrenhappiness．Pleasejustcheckoutyourbookcaseforoldbooks.Youcanhelpaschoolalotbydonatingafewofthem．Recently,weareplanningtohelpfiveschoolsbuildreadingroomswithacollectionof10．000Booksforeachofthem．Yourdonationmaychangethelivesofthesechildren．Ifyouwouldliketodonatebookstotheseschools，pleasedoasthefollowing：Chooseoneschool：DacaiMiddleSchoolinQinghai，XidatanMiddleSchoolinGansu．YanggouzhenMiddleSchoolinShanxi，SonghuaMiddleSchoolinSichuanorZhangyiMiddleSchoolinNingxia．Mailthebooksdirectly(直接地)tothesch001．Ifyouhaveanyquestions，pleasecallthesch00lorus．Contact：E-mail：admin@yellowsheepriver．comTel：022．58690077Persontogetintouchwith(与……联系)：MissLiYournameandthedetailsofthedonationwillbepublicizedonhttp：//www．Yellowsheeprivet.com．74\nSendonebook，andopenaworldforthesechildren．()39．ThechildreninwesternChinaneed_____________A．newspapersB．storybooksC．magazinesD．alloftheabove()40．Theunderlinedword“publicize”meansiIlChmese．A．印刷B．公布C．登记D．收集()41．Fromthepassage，weknowthewriterwrotethisarticlemainlytoaskus_________A．todonateourmoneytohelpthepoorchildrenB．todonateoldbookstothechildreninpoorareasinwesternChina．C．todonatesomeoldclothestohelpthepeopleinpoorareasD．toencouragepeopletobuynewbooksforthechildreninwesternChina.Somepeopledon’tneedamailboxtosendamessage．Theyuseabottleinstead。HerearetwoStoriesaboutpeoplewhosentamessageinabottle．Bothstoriesaretrue．In1965，asailorfromSwedenwasonaship.Hewrotealetteraskinganyyoungwomantomarryhim.Heputtheletterinabottleandthrewthebottleintothesea．TwoYearslater,amanfoundthebottleonabeachinItaly．Hereadtheletterandshowedittohisdaughter.Shewas18．Asajoke，shewrotetothesailor．Theybegantoexchangeletters．Inafewmonths．Theyweremarried．Hereisthesecondstory．Backin1924，aboyfromArkansaswrotehisnameonthebackofhispicture．Heputthepictureinabottleanddroppedthebottleintoafiver．ThebottlewasnotfoundformanyyearsuntilonedayamallnamedBillpickedituponabeachinFlorida．Hepulledthepictureoutofthebottleandlookedatit．Hecouldhardlybelievehiseyes．Tohisgreatsurprise，theboyinthepicturewashisfriend，Tom，fromArkansas．BillhadnotseenTomfor25years．Somehowthebottlehadcometothefightplace。()42．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．SailingonashipB．SendingamessageinabottleC．SendingamessagetoItalyD．Findafriend()43．Afterthesailorwrotealetterhe__________A．threwtheletterawayB．puttheletterinabottleandthrewitontheroadC．foundabottleonabeachD．puttheletterinabottleandthrewitintothesea()44．ThesailorandthegirlfromItalyA．grewuptogetherB．wenttothesameschoolC．hadnotknowneachotherbeforeD．hadknowneachothersincetwoyearsago()45．ThemannamedBilllookedatthepictureofTomandfeltA．angryB．surprisedC．boringD．helpless74\n阅读理解&完形填空每日一练2022.6.24Itrainedinthecountrythosedays.Itwasvery 36_______everywhere.Classesinthemorningwereoverandthechildrenofabout5to6yearsold37_______aroundMrs.Brown,theteacher,andwaited.Fiveminuteslatershefinished puttingthe36thbootonthe38_______pairoflittlefeet.Allthechildrenleftexcept（除了）thesmallestone.Nowshehadalookather39_______,itwasfivepasttwelve.Herdaughterwaswaitingforherattheschoolgate.Shesaidshewasgoingtotakehertoa40_______atnoon,thelittlegirlcametoschoolwithoutbreakfast.41_______shewasanxious(焦急的)tofinishthelastpair.TheywereforlittleJohnnySmith,aquietboy.Mrs.Brownhadavery42_______timegettinghisbootsonastheywereabittoosmallforhisgrowingfeet,butshefinallysucceeded(成功).Toherdismay(沮丧),littleJohnnylookedather43_______andsaid,"Teacher,thesebootsaren'tmine."Inahurry,butwantingtobe44_______Mrs.Browngroaned(呻吟)andtookthemoff.ButatthatmomentJohnnycontinued,"They'remylittlebrother's.MinearebrokenandMummyhadnotimeto45_______themthismorning,soshetoldmetowearthemtoschooltoday."（）36.A.dry B.cold C.wet D.warm（）37A.sat B.stood C.slept D.jumped（）38.A.16th B.17th C.18th D.19th（）39.A.book B.desk C.hand D.watch（）40.A.restaurant B.factory C.cinema D.hospital（）41.A.So B.Or C.But D.And（）42.A.exciting B.careful C.easy D.difficult（）43.A.hair B.face C.ears D.nose（）44.A.afraid B.worried C.kind D.happy（）45.A.wash B.sell C.make D.mend Doyouknowwhatcouch-potatomeans?Well,inAmerica,thewordisnowoftenused.TheAmericancouch-potatobecomesmaybeevenapartoftheAmericantradition(传统)!Yousee,inAmerica,manypeopleoftenspendtheirfreetimesittingonacouch（沙发）watchingTV.Astherearemanychannels（频道）tochoose,theTVcanbequiteinterestingandveryaddictive（上瘾的）.OnemaysitandwatchTVforhoursandhourswithoutstop!Well,thesepeoplewhodonothingalldayexceptwatchTVarecalledcouch-potatoes.InAmerica,whenonewatchesTV,oneismostoftensittingonacouch.WhilewatchingTV,mostofthesepeoplelooksofrozen（冻僵的）thattheyalmostlooklikedeadthings!Everyoneissittingstillwitheyeslookingrightintothesameblackbox.AlsobecausethesepeopleareaddictivetoTV,theydon’ttakeexerciseandusuallygetveryfat.74\nSoinmanyways,thesepeoplelooklikerealpotatoes!Well,becausetheylooksostillandfat,andwatchTVonacouch,theyareallcalledcouch-potatoes.Nowthatyouknowwhatacouch-potatomeans,thenexttimeifyouseesomeonewatchingTVtoolong,justsay,“whatacouch-potato!”()46.Ifapersoniscalledacouch-potato,heorshe_______.A.likessittingonacouchB.doesnothingalldayC.mustbeveryfatD.onlywatchesTVinhisfreetime()47.Thepassagemainly(主要)tellsus________.A.howtowatchTVB.whycouch-potatoesareveryfatC.whatcouch-potatomeansD.wherethenewwordisused()48.Whichofthefollowingsshouldbethewriter’ssuggestion（建议）？A.Takemoreexercise.B.NeverwatchTV.C.Don’tsitonacouch.D.Don’twatchTVtoomuch.()49.IfyouwatchTVtoolong,youare___________.A.acouch-potatoB.TVchannelsC.deadD.veryfat()50.Everyoneissittingstillwitheyeslookingrightintothesameblackbox.A.仍然 B.静静地 C.还有 D.坐下Amancameoutoftheairport.Alotoftaxiswerethere.Heaskedthenameofeverytaxi-driver.Thenhetookthe3rdone.Itcost5dollarsfromtheairporttothehotel."Howmuchdoesitcostforthewholeday?"themanasked."Onehundreddollars,"saidthetaxi-driver.Thiswasveryexpensive,butthemansaiditwasOK.Thedrivertookthemaneverywhere.Heshowedhimalltheparksandmuseumsinthecity.Intheevening,theywentbacktothehotel.ThemangavethedriverI00dollarsandsaid,"Whatabouttomorrow?"Thetaxi-driverlookedatthemanandsaid,"Tomorrow?It'sanotherI00dollars."Butthemansaid,"That'sOK!Seeyoutomorrow."Thedriverwasverypleased.Thenextdaythedrivertookthemaneverywhereagain.Theyvisitedalltheparksandmuseumsagain.Andintheeveningtheywenthacktothehotel.Themangavethedriver100dollarsagainandgoinghometomorrow."Thedriverwashappybecausehelikedthemanandaboveall,100dollarsadaywasalotofmoney."Soyou'regoinghome.Wheredoyoucomefrom?"heasked."IcomefromNewYork.""NewYork!”saidthedriver.IhaveasisterinNewYork.HernameisLucy.Doyouknowher?OfcourseIknowher.Shegaveme200dollarsforyou!"56.Themancamefrom______________.A.AmericaB.EnglandC.CanadaD.Australia57.Themantookthe3rdtaxibecauseA.the3rddriverwasakind-heartedmanB.theothertaxi-driversaskedformoremoneyC.theotherdriversdidn'tlikehimD.hedidn'twanttospendhisownmoneyonthecomingvisit74\n58.Usuallythecostofthetravellingonedaymaybe___________.A.onehundreddollarsB.morethanonehundreddollarsC.twohundreddollarsD.lessthanonehundreddollars59._____________askedthemantogivethemoneytothetaxi-driverA.Theman'ssisterB.NooneC.ThemanhimselfD.Thedriver'ssister60.Thedriverwasunhappy_____________.A.whenthemanaskedeverytaxi-driverhisnameB.duringthetwo-dayvisitC.whenthemanaskedhimforhissister'snameD.whenheheardtheman'slastwords74
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