（整理版高中英语）上学期兴化市高三英语好题集阅读理解

1、-上学期兴化市高三英语好题集：阅读理解passage a (华师大附中期中测试)most americans would have a difficult time telling you，specifically，what are the values which americans live by.they have never given the matter any thought.over the years i have introduced thousands of international visitors to life in the united states.this

2、has caused me to try to look at americans through the eyes of foreign visitors.i am confident that the values listed in this booklet describe most(but not all)americans，and that understanding these values can help you，the international visitor，understand americans.it is my belief that if foreign vis

3、itors really understand how deeply these 13 values are ingrained in americans，they will then be able to understand 95% of american actionsactions which might otherwise appear“strange，“confusing，or“unbelievablewhen evaluated from the perspective (aspect)of the foreigners own society and its values.th

4、e different behaviors of a people or a culture make sense only when seen through the basic beliefs，assumptions and values of that particular group.when you encounter (meet)an action，or hear a statement in the united states which surprises you，try to see it as an expression of one or more of the valu

5、es listed in this booklet.1an ordinary american cant tell you his/her value system because_.athis is something an american lives bybeveryone will have his/her own value systemche/she has never thought about itdvalues are something often in their thought2the author lists 13 values in his booklet to_.

6、ainvite foreigners to visit americablook at americans through the eyes of foreign visitorscdescribe the confusing actions of most americansdhelp international visitors understand americans3the underlined word“ingrainedin line 2，paragraph 3 most probably means“_arooted in the minds bfound in the grai

7、ns cplanted for food dprepared with grain4visitors sometimes find americans behave in a strange，confusing or unbelievable way，probably because_.aamericans are hard to understandbamericans have values which are entirely different from their owncthey view americans according to the values in their own

8、 societydit is difficult to understand any people when you first encounter them【解题导语】本文是一本书的序言。作者观察到，很多外国游客对美国人的行为举止感到很奇怪，而这是因为他们不了解美国人的价值观。于是作者写了一本小册子介绍这些价值观。了解了这些东西，人们就不会觉得美国人的行为“怪异、不可思议了。1. 答案 c 解析：考查细节理解。第一段说，美国人很难告诉你他们奉行的价值观是什么，因为他们从来没有想过这个问题。2. 答案 d 解析：考查推理判断。由第二、三段的内容可知作者列出美国人的13条价值观是为了帮助外国游客

9、理解美国人的行为举止。3. 答案 a 解析：考查词义猜想。结合上下文内容可知这13条是美国人从来不加考虑而奉行的价值观，因此这些是深深地扎根于美国人的大脑中的东西，画线词的含义应该是a项。4. 答案 c 解析：考查推理判断题。第三段说假设外国游客从自己的文化价值观的角度去看美国人的行为，他们就会觉得美国人的行为表现“怪异，让人看不懂，难以相信，由此可知选c项。passage b ( 年金丽衢十二校联考)the average american will have three to five careers,10 to 12 jobs，and will hold each one for an

10、average of 3.5 years throughout his or her lifetime，according to the us. department of labor. does this sound familiar? are you still struggling to find the ideal career?finding_your_dream_job_may_be_as_simple_as_opening_that_bag_of_potato_chips_in_your_kitchen_cupboard. a study conducted by alan hi

11、rsch，neurological director of the smell & taste treatment and research foundation，chicago，found that job satisfaction is correlated to your favorite snack. “a persons job selection reflects his essential essence and his personality，he maintains. “food choices like selections of clothing，movies，a

12、nd spouses can provide insight in personality and character structure. thus，the typical personality traits associated with snack preferences can be used to help predict occupational choices，because a persons job selection also reflects his essential essence and his personality.people who choose pota

13、to chips to satisfy their snacking urges have high expectations not only for themselves，but for those around them. competitive. they usually come out on top in business，sports，and social situations. (lawyer，tennis player，police officer，ceo)formal，always proper，conscientious，and principled. people wh

14、o crave cheese curls have a well­developed sense of integrity and maintain the moral high ground with their family，coworkers，and romantic partners. they plan ahead for any possible catastrophe. with band­aids and batteries，the cheese curl lover s house is always stocked and ready. ( real e

15、state agent，psychiatrist(精神病医师)，producer)self­assured and confident，those who prefer popcorn are best described as take­charge sort of people. they will not hesitate to assume extra work on the job or take on chores at social gatherings. even though they are self­confident，popcorn lov

16、ers are modest and humble，and would never be considered showoffs.popcorn buffs are hidden successes.(teacher，artist，truck driver，nurse，judge，neurosurgeon)1what does the passage mainly tell us?a. snack preference may reflect ones personality and character structure.b. snack preference may predict one

17、s career choice.c. people in different careers may prefer different snacks.d. food choices are just like ones selection of clothing，movies，and spouses.2the underlined sentence in the second paragraph implies that_.a. a snack lover is more likely to find his dream jobb. it is becoming much easier to

18、find your dream job than beforec. job hunting nowadays is as easy as finding your favorite snackd. we can tell ones occupational choice by his favorite snack3a person who likes cheese curls is most likely to be a_.a. police officer b. judge c. producer d. truck driver4the favorite snack of a ceo is

19、probably_.a. potato chips b. popcorn c. cheese curls d. nuts【解题导语】本文是一篇科普阅读。一项研究发现，一个人的零食偏好往往能够反映出他未来的择业倾向。1. 答案 b 解析：主旨大意题。概括全文内容特别是文章第二段可知，本文主要介绍一个人的零食偏好往往能够反映出他未来的择业倾向。a项是文章的细节，不是本文的中心和主旨。2. 答案 d 解析：推理判断题。应该把这句话跟下文联系起来理解，这句话还是说明根据一个人的零食偏好就能判断他未来会选择什么样的职业。3. 答案 c 解析：细节理解题。从第四段最后可知，喜欢奶酪卷的人适合的职业之一是制

20、片人。4. 答案a 解析：细节理解题。从第三段可知，ceo喜欢的食物是potato chips。passage c (期中测试)doomed beauties such as cleopata and manilyn monroe were far from alone in their misery. very attractive people tend to form partnerships that are less stable and satisfying than those enjoyed by plain_janes .according to the research b

21、y dr john blaine of the university of southern california, relationships between people whose professions largely depend on their appearance, such as models or actors, tend to end much faster than those between lawyers, doctors and students.blaine said the beautiful felt different from children. the

22、y are treated as special, which may create both arrogance (傲慢)and insecurity. all too often, beauty can be used as an alternative to education. often they are pushed out of their class or town, told to go off and make their fortune in hollywood or london and, when the majority fail, they have few ta

23、lents to make a living.blaine added that beautiful people score poorly on the “big fivethe key factors american experts consider when helping distressed couples. these are neuroticism(神经过敏)，including anger and anxiety; extroversion(性格外向)；openness to new experiences; agreeableness; conscientiousness,

24、 and sticking by agreements they have made. attractive people often see no reason to try to change until their looks start to fade.krista sutherlanf, of the university of california los angeles, said partnerships that appeared to be perfect from the outside, such as the former “dream teams of nicole

25、 kidman and tom cruise or hugh grant and elizabeth hurley, where backgrounds and aspirations(抱负) are often shared ，did not necessarily lead to happiness.1what can we infer from the first sentence of the passage?abeautiful women always felt lonely.bbeautiful women were always alone.cmany beautiful women didnt end up with a happy life.dbeautiful women always lived a happy life.2the underlined phrase “plain janes in the passage refers to“_aordinarylooking women bwomen called