中考英语复习第二部分语言知识运用聚焦淄博题型三阅读理解试题(2).doc

教学资料参考中考英语复习第二部分语言知识运用聚焦淄博题型三阅读理解试题(2)- 1 -(20_淄博中考)二、阅读理解(共15小题，满分24分)阅读短文A、B、C，并做每篇后面的题目，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的最佳答案.阅读短文D，根据短文内容，从短文后面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项.选项中有一项为多余选项.A11When cant we visit The Beatles Story？( )AOn May 30th. BOn August 18th. COn October 22nd. DOn December 26th. 12If Mr. Black and his 12yearold son want to visit Anfield football stadium, how much should they pay？( )A15. B24. C39. D30. 13Which of the following is TRUE？( )AThere are 20_ shops at Liverpool ONE. BLiverpool Museum opens seven hours every day. CYou can visit Anfield football stadium on Sundays. DThe Beatles were a famous music group in the 1970s. BDogs are very sociable(合群的) animals. When owners go out and leave their dogs alone, the dogs get worried and upset. Dogs should be trained to be their own while still young instead of when they are older and set in their ways. When owners are not around, they should provide some toys for their dogs to play with. Leaving the radio or television turned on might also provide rela_ing background noise. 14When should dogs be trained to be on their own？( )AWhen they are born. BWhen they are young. CWhen they are worried. DWhen they are older. 15Why should the owners leave the television turned on when they are not at home？( )ABecause they think their dogs like watching TV. BBecause they think watching TV helps to train dogs. CBecause they want to make their dogs feel less worried. DBecause they want their dogs to learn some skill from TV programs. 16What is the second paragraph of the passage mainly about？( )ADogs howl to music. BDogs howl to tell where they are. DDogs howl to show they are lonely. 17According to this passage, which of the following isnt a good way to train dogs？( )APunishing the dogs. BSpending more time with the dogs. CGiving rewards to the dogs. DGiving words of praise to the dogs. CThere was an eightyearold girl named Jane Eyre whose parents had passed away. Jane used to live with her aunt and her three spoiled(宠坏的) children. Her cousin always got her into trouble so her aunt did not want to look after her anymore. Soon, Jane was sent to a school far away home. On her first day at school, the headmaster, Mr. Brock introduced Jane to the other pupils. He told them that no one was allowed to talk or sit beside Jane because she was a winched(坏) child. He punished her by making her stand in a corner that day. She was very sad and lonely. Nobody dared to disobey(不服从) Mr. Brock or they would have to clean the school hall all night. The pupils had no enough food to eat and they were usually hungry. Jane felt very miserable there. 18Who did Jane live with before she was sent to a school？( )AHer parents. BHer grandparents. CHer aunt and cousins. DHer brothers and sisters. 19How would Mr. Brock punish the pupils who disobeyed him？( )AHe would take away their meals. BHe would ask their parents to the school. CHe would make them stand in a corner all day. DHe would make them clean the school hall all night. 20What does underlined word “miserable” mean in this passage？( )A荣耀的 B不幸的C满足的 D遗憾的21According to this passage, which of the following is NOT true about Mr. Rochester？( )AHe was a very rich man. BHe asked Jane to look after his daughter. CHe was very strange and quiet. DHe was a happy man and liked to help others. DThe Silk Road went from China to Eastern Europe. It went along the north of China, India, and Persia and ended up in Eastern Europe near todays Turkey and the Mediterranean Sea. It was called the Silk Road because one of the major products traded was silk cloth from China. Chinese silk was soft and of high quality. So people throughout Asia and Europe loved it very much. 22 Even the Romans called China the “land of silk”Besides silk, the Chinese also sold teas, salt, sugar, porcelain(陶瓷), and spices. Most of the goods was e_pensive. This was because it was a long trip and traders didnt have a lot of room for goods. They bought goods like cotton, ivory, wool, gold, and silver. Traders traveled in large caravans. They would have many guards with them. 23 Most of the road was through dry land. So camels were popular animals for transport. Although there was some trade between China and the rest of the world for some time, the silk trade developed quickly during the Han Dynasty which ruled from 206 BC to 220 AD. 24 During this time the Mongols controlled most of the trade road, and Chinese traders traveled safely. Also, traders had a higher social position during the Mongol rule. 25 It not only helped to develop trade between different countries, but also helped for ideas, culture and inventions to spread across the world. AThe Silk Road was important. BThe Chinese sold silk for thousands of years. CThe Silk Road was full of wealth as well as danger. DTraveling in a big group like a caravan helped in protecting themselves. ELater, under the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, trade China along the Silk Road was fully developed. 参考答案A11D细节理解题.根据文中的“The Beatles at the The Beatles Story attraction. Open every day e_cept Dec.25th and 26th.”可知，甲壳虫乐队除了12月25日和26日两天外，每天开演.故选D.12B数字计算题.根据文中信息可知，去安菲尔德球场看球，成人15英镑；16岁以下及学生9英镑；5岁以下免费.所以布莱克先生和他12岁的儿子需要支付24英镑.故选B.13B推理判断题.根据文中的“More than 160 shops, restaurants, cinemas and cafes.”可知A项描述错误；根据Liverpool MUSEUM中的“Open daily 10 am5 pm”可知B项描述正确；根据Liverpool SPORT中“Closed on weekends.”可知周末无法参观安菲尔德足球场，故C项描述错误；根据文中的“The Beatles StoryThe worldfamous 1960s music group came from Liverpool.”可知来自利物浦的甲壳虫乐队在二十世纪60年代就很出名，故D项描述错误.B14B细节理解题.由第一段第三句可知训练狗是在它们很年轻的时候而不是等它们老了.故选B.15C细节理解题.根据第一段第二句及最后一句可知，主人外出时为了不让狗担心或不安，应该打开收音机或电视等提供可以使其放松的声音.故选C.C18C细节理解题.根据文中的“Jane used to live with her aunt and her three spoiled children.”可知，过去简和她的姑姑以及表兄妹们生活在一起.故选C.19D细节理解题.根据第二段中的“Nobody dared to disobey Mr. Brock or they would have to clean the school hall all night.”可知不服从Mr. Brock的人会被惩罚整晚打扫学校礼堂.故选D.20B词义猜测题.根据上文的“The pupils had no enough food to eat and they were usually hungry.”可知孩子们吃不饱，说明Jane也吃不饱，她感到很不幸.故选B.21D推理判断题.根据“She worked for a rich man named Mr. Rochester.”可知A项正确；根据“Jane was asked to look after his young daughter, Adele.”可知B项正确；根据“However, Mr. Rochester was a st