中考英语阅读理解强化100篇(含答案)

mu届名校中考模mu届名校中考模/a英译分类之阅读理解gs月专辑）・—页舞内容页舞内容mu届名校中考模mu届名校中考模/a英译分类之阅读理解gs月专辑）・—页舞内容页舞内容[001]LittleTomdownthestreetcallsourdog"Thekeepdog”.Zipisasheepdog.ButwhenTomtriestosay”Seep”，itcomesout"keep”.AndinawayTomisright.Zipisalwaysbringingthingshoemforustokeep!Illtellyouaboutsomeofthem.Zip'sfirstpresentwasashoe.Itwasmadeofgreensilk.Wedidn'tknowhowZipfoundtheshoe.ButafteramomentMary,mybigsister,toldmetheshoehadastrangesmell.Inodded（点头）andheldmynose."Whatdoyouthinkitis?”“Itsmellslikesomethingforcleaning.IthinksomeonetriedtocleanaspotG亏点）offtheshoe.Thenheputitatthedoortodry.”"AlongcameZip.Andgood-byeshoe!”Isaid."Weshouldtakeitback."*'Wecan't【saidmysistter."MaybelittleTomisright；*Marysaid."MaybeZipisakeepdog!MI.ThewriterandMarydidn'tknow.A.whatZip*sfirstpresentwas B.howZipcarrieditsfirstpresenthomeC.whoownedZip*sfirstpresent D.whatZip,sfirstpresentwasmadeof.TomcallsZipMthekeepdog"because.A.thedoglikeskeepingthings B.thedoglikesplayingwithshoesC.hedoesn'tknowthedog'sname D.hecan'tpronouncetheword”sheep”well.Whatmadetheshoestrangewas.A.itscolourB.itssmell C.itssizeD.thatitwasasilkone.ThewordMkeepMinthelastsentencemeansM*'A.keepingthingsforitself B.bringingthingsforothertokeepC.notlettingitrunabout D.takingcareofasmallchild.Wecanknowfromthereadingthatthedog.A.likestogivepresentstopeople B.hasbeenkeptinatthewriter'shomeC.hasbroughtsometrouble D.likestobecalled"thekeepdogM[002]“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, ♦，/芽，月营黎）]andrunwithit.Theytrytotakeittotheotherendofthefield.Theyhavefourchances（机会）tomovetheballtenyards（码）.Theycancarryitortheycanthrowit.Iftheymovetheballtenyards,theycantrytomoveitanothertenyards.Iftheymoveittotheendofthefield,theyreceivesixpoints（点.Itisdifficulttomovetheball.Elevenmenontheotherteamtrytostopthemanwiththeball.Ifhedoesnotmovetheballtenyards,histeamkickstheballtheotherteam.Eachuniversitywantsitsownteamtowin.Manythousandsofpeoplecometowatch.Theyallshoutfortheirfavouriteteam.Youngmenandwomencomeonthefieldtohelpthepeopleshoutmore.Theydanceandjumpwhiletheyshout.Eachteamplaystenorelevengameseachseason.TheseasonbeginsinSeptemberandendsinNovember.Ifateamisverygood,itmayplayanothergameaftertheseasonends.ThebestteamsplayagainonJanuary1,thefirstdayoftheNewYear.ManypeoplegotoseethesegamesandmanyotherswatchthemonTV.Thepassagetalksabout.A.football B.howtoplayfootballC.Americansports D.AmericanfootballWecanthefootballinbothAmericanfootballandChinesefootball.A.kickB.throwC.runwithD.catchWhyisitdifficulttomovetheball?Because.tenyardsisalongwaymanymenontheotherteamtrynottolettheballcomeneartheplayingfieldisverylargeelevenmenhavetocatchtheballonebyoneIfthey,theteamswillplayonJanuary1.A.receivesixpoints B.playelevengamesintheseasonC.arethebestteams D.movetheballtotheendofthefieldManypeoplecometowatchfootballandtheywanttheirteamtowin.Whichofthefollowingisnottheiract?A.JumpingB.DancingC.CryingD.ShoutingKeys:1-5DABCC“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页舞内容页舞内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页舞内容页舞内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “，/qs月书耕）・公页舞内容页舞内容"Whohasmorequestions,ateacherorastudent?”Aboutthisquestionagreatlearnedmantoldhisstudentthatnobodydoesbutateacher.Thestudentgotpuzzled.Withasmile,theteacherdrewtwocircles（圆）.Within（在 里面）thelargeroneismyknowledgeofthings,andwithinthesmalleroneisyours.Outofthecirclesisstillunknowntobothofus.Sincemineislarger,asyoucansee,thelinethatmarksoutthecircleislonger.Thatmakesitclearthatwhohasmorechances（ML会）tofacesomethingstillunknown.Thegreatlearnedmanbelievedthat.ateacherhasmorequestions B.astudenthasmorequestionsbothateacherandastudenthavequestionseveryone,exceptateacher,hasmorequestionsThestudentthoughtthat.astudentsknowledgeislessthanhisteachersbecauseitcomesfromtheteacherateachercannotnecessarilyanswerallthequestionshisstudentsaskthosewhohavelessknowledgehavemorequestionsanyonewholearnsmorehasmorequestionsAttheendofthestory,thegreatlearnedmanconcluded（推断）that.astudentshouldlearnfromhisteacherateacherdoesnothavesomanyquestionsashisstudentastudentknowsmorethanhisteacherateacherhasmorechancestofacewhathedoesn'tknowWhichofthefollowingtopicscanNOTexpresstheideaofthestory?A.YouWillNeverLearnEnough B.ATeacherandHisStudentC.ThereIsNoLimittoKnowledge D.OneIsNeverTooOldtoLearnWecanoftenfindsuchanarticlein.A.thePalaceMuseum B.anybookC.anewspaperofmagazine D.Anencyclopedia（百科全书）Keys:1-5ACDBA[015]Snowfellonthemountain.Itsnowedandsnowed.Thesnowdidnotmelt（融化）.Itbecamedeepandheavy.Thesnowonthebottompressed（挤压）together.,itbecameice.Theicewasverywideandthick.Itbegantomovedownthemountain.Itwaslikeariverofice.Itwasaglacier（冰》J）.Sometimestheglaciermovedonlyafewinches（英弓Deachday.Asitmoved,ittookrocksanddirtwithit.Itchangedtheland.Insomeplaces,itlefthills.Insomeplaces,whentheglaciermelted,itmaderiversandlakes.Amillionyearsago,thereweremanybigglaciers.Glacierscoveredmanypartsoftheworld.Theglacierschangedtheland.Glaciersarestillatworktoday.AglacierinthenorthofCanadaiscuttinganewpath（路）downthesideofamountain.Thisglacierwillchangetheland,too.ThesnowthatfellonthemountainA.becamesnowmanB.meltedC.becameiceD.turnedtorainThewordinthestorythatmeansariveroficeis.Thestorysays,"Thesnowdidnotmelt.Itbecamedeepandheavy”.Theworditmeans■Whichofthefollowingdoesthisstoryleadyoutobelieve?TherearenotasmanyglaciersasthereusedtobeGlaciersdonotchangethelandastheymoveoverit.Glaciersarefoundonlyinwarmplaces.Howfastdidtheglaciermove?（Whichsentenceisexactlyliketheoneinyourbook?）Sometimestheglaciermovedonlyonceayear.Sometimestheglaciermovedovertenmileseachday.Sometimestheglaciermovedonlyafewincheseachday.Themainideaofthewholestoryisthat.A.snowisheavyB.thehighlandneverchangesC.glacierschangedthelandKey:1.C2.glacier3.snow3.A4.C5.C[016]Longago,peopleinRome（罗马）talkedtooneanotherinLatin（feT文）,PupilsinschoollearnedtoreadandwriteinLatin.BooksareinLatin.SomeRomans（罗马＞k）wenttootherpartsoftheworld.Theytooktheirlanguagewiththem.SoonLatinwasusedinmanycountries.Itbecameaworldlanguage.PeopleinothercountriesdidnottalkinLatinthesameway.Ineachland,theychangedthelanguagealittle.Astimewentby,theymademorechanges.AtlasttheydidnottalkinLatinanymore.Newlanguageshadcomefromtheoldone.“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页，内容页，内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页页91内容PeopledonottalktooneanotherinLatintoday.ButtheystillusemanyLatinwords.Youdo,too.Street,wall,city,andsaltaresomeoftheLatinwordsweuse.Youareapupilinschool.PupilisaLatinword.Itmeans“littledoll”.Latinwasusedbypeoplein.A.RomeB.theUnitedStates C.Greece（希腊） D.TexasThewordinthestorythatmeanswhatpeoplespeakandwriteisThestorysays,"PeopledonottalktoeachotherinLatintoday.ButtheystillusemanyLatinwords/1Thewordtheymeans.Whichofthefollowingdoesthisstoryleadyoutobelieve?A.Itisnotgoodtochangealanguage.B.Pupilsinschoolstodayplaywithdolls.C.NotmanypeoplecanreadLatintoday.WhathappenedtoLatinwhenitwastakentoothercountries?（whichsentenceisexactlyliketheoneinyourbook?）Ineachland,peopletalkedabouteachother.Ineachland,theychangedthelanguagealittleIneachland,thechildrenhadtospeaksomeLatin.Themainideaofthewholestoryisthat.RomansdidnotliketostayhomepeopleinoldRometalkedalottoeachother.Latinchangedasitmovedfromlandtoland.Key:1.A2.language3.people4.C5.B6.C[017]ALegWalkingRightHerearesomesigns+-x...,thesignsareverydifferent.Theymeanverydifferentthings.Whenyouseethem,youknowwhattodo.Thissign+meansthatyouwilladdsomenumerals.Thissign—meansthatyouwilltakeonenumeralawayfromanother.Youw川subtract（减去）.Whatwillyoudowhenyouseexand…？Oursignsareeasytoread.Theyareeasysignstoremember.Lookatthesetwosigns....TheancientEgyptiansusedthesesigns.Apictureofalegwalkingtothelefttoldthemtoaddsomenumerals.Apictureofalegwalkingtotherighttoldthemtosubtract.Inthe1500speopleusedthisprinted（印刷的）sign&toaddnumerals.Afterawhilethesignbegantolooklikethis....Later,thesignbecame+.Howmuchis2..2?Whatdoyoudowhenyouseethissign+?A.WalkawayB.WriteanumeralC.ReadasignD.AddThewordinthestorythatmeanstotakeonenumeralawayfromanotheris.Thestorysays,uOursignsareeasytoread.Theyareeasysignstoremember.Thewordtheymeans.Whichofthefollowingdoesthisstoryleadtobelieve?A.Egyptianscouldnotaddnumeralstogether B.AllEgyptianshadtwoleftlegs.C.OursignsarenothardtounderstandWhatdidthesigntoaddnumeralsbegintolooklike(whichsentenceisexactlyliketheoneinyourbook)?Afterawhile,thesignbegantolooklikethisAfterawhile,thesignbegantolooklikethis+.Afterawhile,thesignbegantolooklikethis&.Themainideaofthewholestoryisthat.thesignsforaddingandsubtractinghavechanged.Peoplecouldnotwriteinthe1500stheoldsignsweregoodforEgyptiansbutnotforusKey:1.D2.substract3.signs4.C5.A6.A[018]Mexico'sneighboursaretheUnitedStatestothenorthandGuatemalaandBelizetothesouth.MexicoisaboutonequarterofthesizeoftheUnitedStates.Mexicohasmorethanninetymillionpeople.ThelanguageofMexicoisSpanish.ThismakesMexicotheworld'slargestSpanish-speakingcountry.MexicoCityisthecapitalandlargestcityofMexico.Thecityisalsoveryhigh.Itis7349feethigh(2240metres).Thismakesitoneofthehighestcapitalcitiesintheworld.Thepopulation,ofMexicoCitygrowsbiggereveryday.Aboutthirtymillionpeoplelivethere.Ithasmorepeoplethananyothercityintheworld,evenmorethanTokyo.Mexicoalsohasitsspecialities.ManyofthefoodsweeatstartedinMexico.Foodslikebeans,maize,avocados,tomatoes,peanuts,chilipeppers,vanilla,andchocolatecomefromMexico.Mexicoisalsofamousforitscactus(仙人掌)plants.Mexicohasmorekindsofcactusthananyothercountry.(Words:161Minutes:3)MexicoistheUSA.A.onthesouthofB.onthenorthofC.apartofD.aslargeasMexicansspeak.A.English C.French B.Spanish D.Latin（拉丁语）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?MexicoCityisthecapitalofMexico.ThepopulationofMexicoCityis30,000,000.Tokyoisoneofthecitieswiththelargestpopulation.MexicoCityisthehighestcityintheworld.Tomatoeswereoriginally（最初）grownin.A.AmericaB.SpainC.TokyoD.MexicoThebesttitle（题目）ofthepassageis.A.MexicoCityB.Mexico*splantsC.MexicoD.Mexico'spopulation[Key]1.A2.B3.D4.D5.C[019]ATriptotheForestOnedayBobtooktwoofhisfriendsin-tothemountains.Theyputuptheirtents（帐篷）andthenrodeofftoaforesttoseehowthetreesweregrowing.Intheafternoonwhentheywereabouttenkilometresfromtheircamp（营地）,itstart-edtosnow.Moreandmoresnowfell.SoonBobcouldhardlyseehishandsbeforehisface.Hecouldnotfindtheroad.Bobknewthereweretworoads.Oneroadwenttothecamp,andtheotherwenttohishouse.Butallwaswhitesnow.Everythingwasthesame.Howcouldhetakehisfriendsbacktothecamp?Bobhadanidea.Thehorses!Letthehorsestakethemback!Butwhatwouldhap-penifthehorsestooktheroadtohishouse?Thatwouldbeatripofthirty-fivekilometresinsuchcoldweather!Itwasgettinglate.Theyrodeonandon.Atlastthehorsesstopped.Wherewerethey?Noneofthemcouldtell.Johnlookedaround.Whatwasthatunderthetree?Itwasoneoftheirtents!Johnandhistwofriendswenttotheforestto.A.buildtheircamp B.findtheirwayhomeC.enjoythemountainsinthesnowD.watchthetreesintheforestTheycouldnotfindtheirwaybackbe-cause.therewasonlyoneroadtotheircamptheycouldn*tdecidewhichofthetworoadsledtotheirtentstherewerenoroadsinthemountainsatalleverythingwascoveredbythewhitesnow“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页页91内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页页91内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “，/qs月书耕）・公页舞内容页舞内容Itisclearthattheywantedthehorsestotakethemto.A.John'shouseB.thecamp C.theforestD.themountainsThehorsesstoppedbecause.A.itwasgettinglate B.theyweretiredafterrunningforalongwayC.theyknewthattheyhadgottothecampD.theyhadseenJohn'shouseThestoryhappened.A.onacoldwinterday B.onadarksnowyeveningC.inacoldcampfarfromvillagesD.atnightwhennothingcouldbeseen[Key]1.D2.D3.B4.C5.A[020]Twofarmerswereontheirwayhomeoneeveningafterahardday'swork.Bothweretired.Theyhappenedtolookupattheskyandsawablackcloudoverhead.“Ah!”saidonefarmer,"tomorrowweshallhaverainandthericew川growwell”Thesecondanswered,"Nonsense（胡说），therainwillonlykillthecrops（庄稼）MSotheybegantoquarrel（争吵）.Justthenathirdfarmercamealongandaskedthemwhytheywerequarreling.Bothfarmersexplainedabouttheblackcloud."Whatcloud?”askedthethirdfarmer.Theyalllookedatthesky.Thecloudwasnolongerthere.ChoosetherightanswerThetwofarmerswere.A.goinghomeB.goingtothefieldC.goingtoworkD.goingtoseetheirfriendThetwofarmersonthatday.A.hadaholiday B.didn'tworkC.workedhard D.wantedtoquarrelwitheachotherWhenthereareblackblockcloudsinthesky,.A.itwillrainsoon B.itwillbefineC.itw川gethot D.thesunisshiningbrightlyThetwofarmersfoughtinwordsbecause.theywerehungry B.itrainedonesaidtherainwoulddogoodtothecropsandtheotherdidn'tthinksotheybothhopedforrainThethirdfarmercamewithandsaidtotheothertwo.He.A.wantedtomakefriendswiththem B.joinedtheminthequarrelC.wantedtoknowwhytheywerequarreling D.hadnothingstodoHowmanyfarmerssaidthattherainwouldbehelpful?.A.NoneB.OneC.TwoD.ThreeKeys:ACACCB[021]Rentingacolortelevisionmakesmoresensethanbuying.Here'swhy:Thelongeryourent（租）,thelessyoupay.Eachyearthemonthlyrateisreduced.Youcanreachalowrateofnotmuchmorethan$12aweek.Serviceisfastandfree.Wecanhaveyoursetinstalled（女装）intwodays.Ifanythinggoeswrong,wellhaveitfixedthesamedayorlendyouanothersetwhilewe'remendingit.Anddon'tforget:serviceandsparepartsarefree!Ifyoudon'thaveanaerial（天线），wellinstalloneforyou,andthatwillbefree,too.Allyouhavetopayistheinstallationcharge（安装费）!Youcanchoosefromallkindsofmodels,andwhatsmore,ifafteracertainperiodoftime,andyouwouldlikeanewmodel,youcanchange.How'sthatforservice?Nodeposit（押金）isneeded.Youpayonlythemonthlyrentalfee.Butifyoupayinadvance,youcansavemoney.Paytwelvemonths,feeswhenyoubegintohire,andwellgiveyouamonth'shirewithoutcharge.Ifyoudecidethatyouwanttostoprentingandbuythesetyouhaveonhire,thiscanbearranged—withagenerousallowance（折扣）forthefeesalreadypaid.Fromthepassageweknow.themoreyourent,thelessyoupaythelowestweeklyrentalfeeismuchmorethan$12thelongeryourent,thelessyoupayifyourentaTVsetforalongtime,serviceandsparepartswillbefreeWhatisthegoodofpayingtwelvemonths,feeswhenyoubegintohire?Oneandahalfmonths,hirefreeofcharge.Onemonth'shirefreeofcharge.Halfamonth'shirefreeofcharge.One-fourthofamonth'shirefreeofcharge.Whatdoes"payinadvance"mean?Youpaytherentforaperiodoftimebeforeyouactuallygetthetelevision.Yougoaheadandpaytherent.Youpaytherentinfrontofanyone.Youwillbethefirsttopaytherent.Ifyouwanttorentacolortelevision,.leasingcompany（租赁公司）canhaveyoursetinstalledthesamedayyoucanhaveachoiceofsetstorentleasingcompanywillinstallanaerialforyoufreeofchargeyoumusthaveanaerialThispassageisa（an）.A.bookB.reportC.advertisementD.pictureKey:1-5CBABC[022]Wehaveknownforalongtimethatflowersofdifferentplantsopenandcloseatdifferenttimeofday.Thisissofamiliarthatthereseemstobenoneedtoaskthereasonforit.Yetnoonereallyunderstandswhyflowersopenandcloselikethisatparticulartimes.Theprocess（过程）isnotassimpleaswemightthink,asrecentexperimentshaveshown.Inonestudy,flowerswerekeptinconstant（连续的）darkness.Wemightexpectthattheflowers,withoutanyinformationaboutthetimeofday,didnotopenastheynormallydo.Infact,theycontinuedtoopenattheirusualtime.Thissuggeststhattheyhavesomemysterious（神秘的）wayofknowingthetime.Theirsenseoftimedoesnotdependoninformationfromtheoutsideworld;itis,sotospeak,insidethem,akindof"innerclock".Thisdiscovery（发现）maynotseemtobeveryimportant.However,itwaslaterfoundthatnotjustplantsbutalsoanimals—includingman—havethis“innerclock”whichcontrolstheworkingoftheirbodiesandinfluences（影响）theiractivities.Men,then,arealsoinfluencedbythismysteriouspower.Whetherwewishitornot,itaffectssuchthingsinourlifeasourneedforsleep,ourneedforfood.Inthepast,thisdidnotmatterverymuchbecausepeoplelivedinnaturalcondition.Inthemodernworld,thingsaredifferent;nowtherearespacemen,airplanepilotsand,inordinarylife,alotofpeoplewhohavetoworkatnight.Itwouldbeveryuseful,then,toknowmoreaboutthe"innerclock”.Suchordinarythingsasflowersmighthelpus“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “，/qs月书耕）・公页，内容页，内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “，/qs月书耕）・公页，内容页，内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “，/qs月书耕）・公页舞内容页舞内容understandmoreaboutourselves.Arecentexperimentshowedthat.differentflowersopenandcloseatdifferenttimesofdayfortheiropeningandclosing,flowersdonotneedinformationfromtheoutsideworldflowersareinfluencedbyweaklightevenwhentheyareinadarkroomflowerscanbeusedfortellingthetimeThe"innerclock".A.isanunimportantdiscovery B.isonlyfoundinanimalsC.hasnotbeenunderstoodbyfarD.hasaneffectonhumanlifeFurtherstudyofthe“innerclock”willbeusefulbecause.itmighthelpusinsomewaywedonotyetunderstandplantsandanimalswellenoughthenumberofspacemenandairplanepilotsisfastincreasingweshouldtrytolivemorenaturallythanwedonowKeptinconstantdarkness,flowers.A.willnotopenorcloseasusual B.willnotopenanylongerC.willopenastheydoinnaturalconditionsD.willalwaysremaininfullblossom（开花）haveamysteriouspowerofknowingtimewithoutinformationfromtheoutsideworld.A.AnimalsincludingmanaswellasplantsB.AlllivingthingsexceptmanC.FlowersaretheonlythingsintheworldthatD.NeitheranimalsnorplantsKey:1-5BDACA[023].Intheolddays,inLondon,thesmog（烟雾）wasverythick.Carandbusdriverstodriveveryslowly:theycouldseetheroadinfrontofthemevenduringthedaytime.Peopledidnotlikegoingoutinthesmog.Iftheyhadtogoout,they4<smogmask（防雾而具）”overtheirfaces.InDecember1952,averydarkcloudcamedownoverLondon.ItwasthesmogLondonershadeverhad.ofitwasbadfactorysmoke.Nearlyfiftypeoplediedinroadaccidents.Butmanymorepeoplebecameunhealthy（nothealthy）.Thesmogwasveryforoldpeopleandchildren.Onemansaid,"Thestreetswerealmostbecausepeoplestayedathomeasmuchas・Theairwasverythick,andyoucouldalmostcutitwithaknife/1Afterthreeweeks,thesmogbeganto.Butinthefollowingweeksandmonthsover4,000peoplediedasaresultofthesmog.(had,hardly,wore,thick,worst,Most/Much,dangerous,empty,possible,lift)[024].Thereareafewdifferentr(1)whypeopleusesmalltalk.Thefirsthandmostobvious,istobreakanuncomfortables(2).Anotherreason,however,issimplytokillt(3).Thatiswhyitissocommontomakesmalltalkwhenyouarew(4)forsomething.Somepeoplemakesmalltalkinordertobep(5).YoumaynotfeelI(6)chattingwithanyoneataparty,butitisr(7)tojustsitinacornerbyyourself.Aftersomeonei(8)youtoanotherperson,youdonotknowanythingaboutthem,soinordertoshowapolitei(9)ingettingtoknowthembetter,youhavetostartwithsomesmalltalk.AndrememberinanEnglish-speakingenvironmentitisoftenb(10)tomakeafewmistakesthantosaynothingatall)(reasons;silence;time;waiting;polite;like;rude;introduce;intention;better)[025]Onecoldwintermoming,anoldwomanhadto(see)herdoctor.Shetoldthedoctorthatherrightleghurt,andsometimesshe(couldnot)walk.Sheaskedhimwhatwas(wrong),asshenever(had)suchfeeling.Thedocterlookedherovercarefully,thenhesaid「youareingood(health)forawomanofyouragedthinkthetroubleinyourrightlegisjustamatterofoldagecatchingupwithyou.Wegetallkindsofillness(when)wegetoder.Thetroublewillalmostcertainly(express)inspring.叫don'tthinkso,doctor!MshesaidJMyleftlegis(wrong),anditisthesame(age)asmyright”[026]TodayisAprilFools*Day,sowecouldcheatourEnglishteacher-MissZhang.Weeraseredthelessons1names,andcEnglishintophysics.WhenMissZhangcameintothec,allofuspretendedtobetakenbyabigs;andsaidtoher.nMissZhang,pleaselookattheschooltimetable.It*stimeforphysics,notforEnglish.”Afterhthesewords,shereallybus.Shesaid/Tmsorry,boysandgirls.Itsmyfault.”Andshewasgoutoftheclassroom.Whenwesawthis,weallI.Oh,MissZhangknewwhathadhappened.Shecamebackandlaughed,too.Thenshetookalotofpofpaperoutofherbagandsaid,"Today,letshaveanexam.”"Wewereallshocked.ButMissZhangbtolaughagain.Tadiesandgentlemen,ifsAprilFools'Da/(changedclassroomsecrethearingbelivedgonelaughed“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页舞内容页舞内容“〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃病名长中考澳也英祥分, “〃年•月专辑）•一页舞内容页舞内容mu届名校中考模mu届名校中考模/a英译分类之阅读理解，“〃gs月专辑）・—页页91内容pagesbegan)[027]IwasborninNewYork,butIgrewupinSanFrancisco.IbegantoliveinLondon25yearsago.IfIamaskednoww(76)Iwanttoliveforever,IwouldsayLondon.ButIwila(77)beAmerican.SanFrancisco,likeLondon,hasmanyparks.EverydaymysisterandIweret(78)toplayintheparksaschildren.Ididn'tgotoschool.IonlyhadthreehoursofformaleducationwhenIwasfive.Iwassenttoschoolinthemorningbutcamehomeatnoononthefirstday.IsaidIdidn'te(79)itandhadn'tlearnedanything.Myparentsthoughtthatschoolwasunsuirableforme.Theya(80)withme,soIneverwentbacktoschool.Thenmymothertaughtmeandmytwosistersathome.lnthew(81)ofanEnglish!ladywhohadgoodeducation.Welearnedlanguagesandreadingmoresciencesandmaths.Sometimesshetaughth(82),butwealsohadotherteachers.Theyaskedustotakelessonseveryday.AboutonceaweekwewenttoGoldenGatePark.Whilewewerew(83),mymothertaughtmetoreadmusic.OnedayIsawalittletoytraininthewindowofashopandIremembernowI'dliketohaveit.lc(84)sayTwhenIwassmall.MymothersaidifIcouldsayanwell,Iwouldhavethetoytrain.Ipracticedandpracticed.ThenonemorningIwokeeverybodyupwithmy1y.igotthetoytrain,!usuallygotthingIwantedinlife,butIworkh(85)forthem.[028]Australiahasalotoflovelyanimals.Youcannotfindthemanywhereelseintheworld.Themostfamousonesarekangaroosandkoalas.ThekangarooisthesymbolofAustralia.Theyhavelargeeyesandeats.Theydon'twalk,theyjump.Theyusetheirstrongbacklegs.Theycanjumpat74kilometresperhour.Theycangooverninemetresinonejump.Kangaroomothershavepouchestocarrytheirbabies.Thebabiesstayinsidetogetmilkandkeepwarm.KangaroosareeverywhereinAustralia.TheyareonTV,inbooksandintheshops.Butdoyouknowthatmillionsofkangaroosarekilledeveryyear?Therearetoomanyofthem.Thereareabout20to25millionkangaroosinAustralia.Thafsmorethanthenumberofpeopleinthecounery.Somekangaroosgohumgrybecausethereisnotenoughfoodtoeat.TheybreakintofarmsforfoodFarmersareveryangrywiththem.ThekoalaisanotherfamousAustraliananimal.Theylooklikebears,andhavesmalleyesandbignoses.Theyeatleavesfromgumtrees.Koalashavea.Theyuseittomarktheirhome--"Thisismyplace,youcan'tcomein!Mlikekangaroos,akoalababylivesinitsmotherspouch,too.()1.lfwewanttoseekangaroosandkoalasinnaturalforests,wecangoto.A.ChinaB.FranceC.Australia()2.Whatdoesakangaroolooklike?A.ltlookslikeabear.B.lthasbigeyesanders.C.lthassmalleyesandbignoses.()3.Thework"pouch"means.A.育儿袋Bo肌肉Co尾巴()4.WhichisNOTTRUE?A.Thekangarooscangooverninemetresinonejump.B.Koalaslikeeatingleavesfromgumtrees.C.Koalasusetheirvoicestomarktheirhomes()5.What*sthebesttitleofthispassage?.A.Kangaroosandkoalas.B.BeautifulAustraliaC.Howtoprotectkangaroosandkoalas.[029]Aperson,likeacommodity(商品)，needspackaging.Butgoingtoofarisabsolutelyundesirable.Alittleexaggeration,however,doesnoharmwhenitshowstheperson'suniquequalitiestotheiradvantages.Toshowpersonalattractivenessinacasualandnaturalway,itisimportantforonetohaveaclearknowledgeofoneself.Askilledpackagerknowshowtoaddarttonaturewithoutanysignsofembellishment(装饰),sothatthepersonsopackagedisnotacommoditybutahumanbeing,livelyandlovely.Ayoungperson,especiallyafemale,shiningwithbeautyandfulloflife,hasallthefavorgrantedbyGod.Anyattempttomakeupwouldbeself-defeating.Youth,however,comesandgoesinaflash.Packagingforthemiddle-agedisprimarilytohidethemarksmadebyyears.Ifyoustillenjoylifeenough