中学英语阅读100篇(原文)

中学英语阅读100篇（原文）

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Differentthingsusuallystandfordifferentfeelings.Red,forexample,isthecoloroffire,heat,

bloodandlife.Peoplesayredisanexcitingandactivecolor.Theyassociate（使发生联系）redwitha

strongfeelinglike1.Redisusedforsignsof2,suchasSTOPsignsandfireengines.

Orangeisthebright,warmcolorof3inautumn.Peoplesayorangeisa4color.They

associateorangewithhappiness.Yellowisthecolorof5.Peoplesayitisacheerfulcolor.They

associateyellowtoo,withhappiness.Greenisthecoolcolorofgrassin6,Peoplesayitisa

refreshingcolor.Ingeneral,people7twogroupsofcolors:warmcolorsandcoolcolors.The

warmcolorsarered,orangeand8,Wheretherearewarmcolorandalotoflight,peopleusually

wanttobe9.Thosewholiketobewith10likered.ThecoolcolorsareUandblue.

Wherearethesecolors,peopleareusuallyworried.Somescientistssaythattimeseemsto12

moreslowlyinaroomwithwarmcolors.Theysuggestthatawarmcolorisagood13fora

livingroomora14.Peoplewhoarehavingarestorareeatingdonotwanttimetopassquickly.

15colorsarebetterforsomeofficesifthepeopleworkingtherewanttimetopassquickly.

1.A.sadnessB.angerC.administrationD.smile

2.A.roadsB.waysC.dangerD.places

3.A.landB.leavesC.grassD.mountains

4.A.livelyB.darkC.noisyD.frightening

5.A.moonlightB.lightC.sunlightD.stars

6.A.summerB.springC.autumnD.winter

7.A.speakB.sayC.talkaboutD.tell

8.A.greenB.yellowC.whiteD.gray

9.A.calmB.sleepyC.activeD.helpful

10.A.theotherB.anotherC.otheroneD.others

11.A.blackB.greenC.goldenD.yellow

12.A.goroundB.gobyC.gooffD.goalong

13.A.oneB.wayC.factD.matter

14.A.factoryB.classroomC.restaurantD.hospital

15.A.DifferentB.CoolC.WarmD.A11

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Charliecamefromapoorvillage.Hisparentshad]moneytosendhimtoschoolwhenhe

wasyoung.Theboywasverysad.Mr.Kinglivednexttohim.Hefoundtheboy2andhadpity

onhimandlentsomemoneytohim.Sotheboycouldgotoschool.Hestudiedhardand3allhis

lessons.Whenhefinishedmiddleschool,themanintroducedhimtohisfriendinthetown.Andhe

begantowork.

OnceMr.Kingwasseriouslyhurtinanaccident.Dying,heaskedCharlietotakecareofhis

daughter,Sharon.Theyoungman4andseveralyearslaterhemarriedthegirl.Helovedher

verymuchandtriedhisbesttomakeherhappy.Heoftenboughtbeautifulclothesanddeliciousfood

forher.Hewasgoodatcookingandhecooked5forher.Soshebecameveryfatandshefeltit

difficulttowalk.Andonedayshefoundtherewassomethingwrongwithherheart.Herhusband

wasn'tathomeandshehadtogoto6atonce.Thedoctorslookedheroverandtoldher7

eatmeat,sugar;chocolateandthingslikethese.Shewasafraid8thedoctor'swordsandwrote

allthenamesofthefoodonthepaper.Whenshegothome,sheputthelistonthetableand9.

Whenshereturnedhomethatafternoon,shefoundmanykindsoffood:meat,sugarandchocolatein

thekitchen.Charliewasbusy10there.Assoonashesawher,hesaidhappily,"I'veboughtall

thefoodyoulike,dear!”

1.A.noB.someC.muchD.enough

2.A.lazyB.cleverC.carefulD.hard

3.A.didwellinB.waspooratC.wasworkingD.wasgoodfor

4.A.wasangryB.thoughthardC.agreedD.said“No.”

5.A.alittleB.afewC.manyD.alot

6.A.restB.sleepC.hospitalD.work

7.A.shouldB.wouldC.toD.notto

8.A.torememberB.toforgetC.tocatchD.toteach

9.A.sleptB.wentoutC.cookedD.ate

10.A.readingB.seeingC.cookingD.writing

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WhydoIwanttogotocollege?Noonehaseveraskedme]aquestion.ButmanytimesI

haveaskedmyself.Ihave2awholevarietyofreasons.3importantreasonisthatIwantto

beabetterman.

Manythingsmakehumanbeingsdifferent4orbetterthanorevensuperiortoanimals.

Oneofthemostimportantthingsis5IfIfailtoreceivehighereducation,myeducation

6.AsIwanttobeafully]man,Imustgetawell-roundededucation,whichgoodcolleges

anduniversitiesaresupposedto8,1knowonecangeteducatedinmanyways,butcollegesand

universitiesare9thebestplacestoteachmehowtoeducatemyself.OnlywhenIam

well-educated,will1beabetterhumanbeingandfitintosociety.

1.A.quiteB.soC.suchD.another

2.A.comeupwithB.agreedwithC.beenfedupwithD.gotonwellwith

3.A.MostB.ThemostC.MoreD.Much

4.A.toB.aroundC.betweenD.from

S.A.educationB.weatherC.temperatureD.science

6.A.finishedB.don'tfinishC.willnotfinishD.hasfinished

7.A.developB.developedC.developingD.experience

8.A.improveB.graduateC.hearD.provide

9.A.betweenB.amongC.insideD.outside

10.A.cangoodB.maybetterC.beabletobetterD.beabletobest

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FarleyworkedfortheCanadiangovernment.Oneday,hewas]tolearnmoreabout

wolves.Dowolveskilllotsofcaribou（北美驯鹿）？Dotheykillpeople?

Theygavehimlotsoffoodandclothesandguns.Thentheyputhimonaplaneandtookhimto

2.Theplaneputhimdownandwentaway.Therewerenohousesorpeopleinthisplace.But

therewerelotsofanimalsandlotsofwolves.

Peopletellterriblestoriesaboutwolves.Theysaywolvesliketokillandeatpeople.Farley

rememberedthesestories,andhewas3.Hehadhisgunwithhim_4_.

Thenoneday,hesawagroupofwolves.Therewasamotherwolfwithfourbabywolves.A

fatherwolfandanotheryoungwolflivedwiththem.

Farleywatchedthesewolveseveryday.Themotherwasavery5motherShegavemilkto

herbabies.Shegavethemlessonsaboutlife.Theylearnedhowto6food.Thefatherwolfgot

foodforthemother.Theyoungwolf7thechildren.Theywereanice,happyfamily—wolffamily!

Farleydidnotneedhis§anymore.Inashorttime,hegotonwellwiththefamily.Farley

watchedthemforfivemonths.Helearnedthatmanystoriesaboutthewolveswere9.Wolvesdo

noteatpeople,andtheydonoteatmanylargeanimals.Andhealsolearnedbadthingsaboutmen.It

wasmenwhokilledmanycaribouandwolves.

Later,Farleywroteabookaboutwolves.Hewantedpeopleto10themandnottokillthem.

1.A.seenB.toldC.heardD.found

2.A.asmalltownB.abigcityC.afarplaceD.alonelyvillage

3.A.afraidB.happyC.angryD.tired

4.A.attimesB.allthetimeC.onceaweekD.everyafternoon

5.A.badB.goodC.hungryD.thirsty

6.A.cookB.makeC.getD.pick

7.A.shoutedatB.lookedintoC.laughedatD.playedwith

8.A.foodB.clothesC.gunD.plane

9.A.notgoodB.nottrueC.noteasyD.notclear

10.A.growB.haveC.teachD.understand

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ManypeoplethinkthatAmericans]theircarsalmostmorethananythingelse.When

2_peoplearefourteenyearsold,theywanttohavetheir3—cars.Theydon'taskforacarfrom

their4.Somanyofthemworkin5timeduringtheirlastyearofhighschooltobuyacan

Learningto6andgettingadriver'slicensemaybeoneofthemostexcitingthingsinayoung

person'slife.

Somepeoplealmost7一.gotoadoctorwhentheyareill.Buttheywill_theircarstoa

garageassoonastheythinkthereisa_9_OnSaturdaysorSundayssomepeoplemay_10

mostoftheirtimewashingandrepairingtheircars.

1.A.preferB.loveC.driveD.play

2.A.littleB.bigC.oldD.young

3.A.newB.ownC.expensiveD.cheap

4.A,friendsB.teachersC.parentsD.brothers

5.A.freeB.busyC.studyD.good

6.A.makeB.mendC.washD.drive

7.A.alwaysB.neverC.oftenD.usually

8.A.takeB.carryC.pullD.lift

9.A.questionB.wrongC.mistakeD.problem

10.A.costB.getC.spendD.use

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Whodesigned（设计）thefirsthelicopter（直升飞机）？WhoLofthemostfamouspicturesin

theworld?Whoknewmoreaboutthehumanbodythanmost2?Thereisananswer3all

thesequestions-LeonardodeVinci（达芬奇）.

Leonardomayhavebeenthegreatestgenius（天才）4haveeverknown.HelivedinItaly

aroundtheyear1500,butmanyofhisinventionsseemmoderntoustoday.Forexample,oneofhis

notebookshasdrawingsofahelicopterOfcourse,hecouldn't5ahelicopterwiththethingshe

had.Butscientistssayhisideawouldhaveworked.

ButLeonardo§aninventor.Hewasoneofthegreatestartistsofhisday.Bythetimehe

wastwentyyearsold,hewascalledamaster（大师）painter,andashegotolderhebecame7

morefamous.Sometimeshedrewahandtendifferentways8hewasreadytopaint.

ManyofLeonardo'swonderfulpaintingsarestillwith9today.Youmayknowoneofhis

mostfamousworksthe10womanknownastheMonaLisa.

1.A.tookB.madeC.paintedD.invented

2.A.artistsB.doctorsC.paintersD.people

3.A.toB.ofC.forD.from

4.A.thescientistsB.theartistsC.theworldD.people

5.A.drawB.paintC.workD.build

6.A.wasjustB.wasn'tjustC.wasn'tD.wasnolonger

7.A.lessB.noC.evenD.very

8.A.beforeB.afterC.becauseD.when

9.A.himB.usC.themD.you

10.A.interestingB.cryingC.smilingD.surprising

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Once,akingshowedtwomenalargebasketinthegarden.Hetoldthemtofillitwithwater

fromawell.Afterthey|theirwork,heleftthem,saying,uWhenthesunisdown,Iwillcome

andseeyourwork.”

Atlastoneofthemsaid,“What'stheuseofdoingthisfoolishwork?Wecan2fillthe

basket."Jmananswered,uThatisnoneofyourbusiness?9Thefirstmansaid."Youmaydoas

youlike,butIamnotgoingtoworkat4sofoolish.”He5hisbucketandwentaway.The

othermansaidnoword,andkeptoncarrying6.Atlastthewellwasalmost7.

Ashepouredthelastbucketofwaterintothebasket,hesawabrightthinginit.Hepickeditup.

Itwasabeautifulgoldring.Justthenthekingcame.8hesawthering,heknewthathehad

foundthekindofmanhewanted.Hetoldhimtokeeptheringforhimself."You9sowellinthis

littlething/9hesaid,uJO一nowIknowIcanbelieveyouwithmanythings?9

1.A.finishedB.didC.beganD.had

2.A.everB.neverC.easilyD.no

3.A.TheotherB.AnotherC.OneD.Asecond

4.A.anythingB.somethingC.nothingD.everything

5.A.pickedupB.putawayC.tookawayD.threwaway

6.A.waterB.basketC.wellD.work

7.A.fullB.emptyC.filledD.clean

8.A.WhileB.AssoonasC.BeforeD.Since

9.A.havedoneB.willdoC.doD.aredoing

10.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.that

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Foodisveryimportant.Everyoneneedsto]wellifheorshewantstohaveastrongbody.

Ourmindsalsoneedakindoffood.Thiskindoffoodis2,Webegintogetknowledgeeven

3weareveryyoung.Smallchildrenare4ineverythingaroundthem.Theylearn5

whiletheyarewatchingandlistening.Whentheyaregettingolder,theybeginto6storybooks,

sciencebooks...,anythingtheylike.Whentheyfindsomethingnew,theylovetoaskquestionsand

7tofindoutanswers.Whatisthebest8togetknowledge?Ifwelearnbyourselves,wewill

get9knowledge.IfweareJO一gettinganswersfromothersanddonotaskwhy,wewillnever

learnwell.Whenwestudyintherightway,wewilllearnmoreandunderstandbetter.

1.A.sleepB.readC.drinkD.eat

2.A.sportB.exerciseC.knowledgeD.meat

3.A.untilB.whenC.afterD.so

4.A.interestedB.interestingC.weakD.better

5.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything

6.A.lendB.readC.learnD.write

7.A.tryB.haveC.refuseD.wait

8.A.placeB.schoolC.wayD.road

9.A.littleB.fewC.manyD.themost

10.A.oftenB.alwaysC.usuallyD.something

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Someonesays,“Timeismoney."ButIthinktimeis]importantthanmoney.Why?

Becausewhenmoneyisspent,wecangetitback.However,whentimeis2ifllnever3・

Thafs4wemustn'twastetime.

Itgoeswithoutsayingthatthe5isusuallylimited.Evenasecondisveryimportant.We

shouldmakefulluseofourtimetodo6useful.

Butitisapitythattherearealotofpeoplewhodonotknowtheimportanceoftime.Theyspent

theirlimitedtimesmoking,drinkingandJ.Theydonotknowthatwastingtimemeans

wastingpartoftheirown8.

Inaword,weshouldsavetime.Weshouldn't9today'sworkfortomorrow.Rememberwe

havenotimeto_10.

1.A.muchB.lessC.muchlessD.evenmore

2.A.costB.boughtC.goneD.finished

3.A.returnB.carryC.takeD.bring

4.A.whatB.thatC.becauseD.why

5.A.moneyB.timeC.dayD.food

6.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

7.A.readingB.writingC.playingD.working

8.A.timeB.foodC.moneyD.life

9.A.stopB.leaveC.letD.give

10.A.loseB.saveC.spendD.take

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Nasreddinwasapoorman,sohetriedtogrow]hecouldinhisowngarden,sothathe

wouldnothavetobuysomanyinthemarket.

Oneeveningheheardanoiseinhisgardenandlookedoutofthewindow.Awhiteoxhadgot

intothegardenand2hisvegetables.Nasreddinatoncetookhisstick,ranoutandchasedtheox,

buthewastoooldtocatchit.Whenhegotbacktohisgarden,hefoundthattheoxhadruinedmost

ofhispreciousvegetables.

3,whilehe4inthestreetnearhishouse,hesawacartwithtwowhiteoxenwhich

lookedverymuchliketheonethat§hisvegetables.Hewascarryinghisstickwithhim,6

heatoncebegantobeatthetwooxenwithitAsneitherofthemlookedmoreliketheoxthathad

eatenhisvegetablesthantheother,hebeatbothofthemequallyhard.

Theowneroftheoxandcartwasdrinkingcoffeeina7coffee-house.Whenhesaw8

Nasreddinwasdoingyhisanimals,heranoutandshouted,uWhatareyoudoing?Whathave

thosepooranimalsdonetoyouforyoutobeatthemlikethat?”

uYoukeepoutthis!”Nasreddinshoutedback,“Thisisamatterbetweenmeandoneofthese

twooxen.HeknowsverywellIQIambeatinghim!”

1.A.somanyvegetablesB.manyvegetables

C.asmanyasvegetablesD.asmanyvegetablesas

2.A.waseatingB.ateC.hadeatenD.haseaten

3.A.NextdayB.Nextmorning

C.LastmorningD.Thenextmorning

4.A.walksB.wakedC.waswalkingD.walking

5.A.ruinedB.hadeatenC.ateD.hadruin

6.A.soB.andC.butD.or

7.A.besideB.nearbyC.nearD.near

8.A.thatB.whichC.whyD.what

9.A.forB.toC.withD.on

10.A.reasonB.whenC.whyD.because

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Tomgrowsthenicestvegetablesandfruitsandthemostbeautifulflowersinthevillage.Plants

growinTom'sgardenallthroughthe1andtheyaremuch2.

Tomcutssomeflowersforhissittingroomtable,eatssomefruitsandvegetables,buthe3

mostoftheminthemarket.Hisvegetables,fruitandflowersareso4andbeautifulthatthey

soldmuchmore5inthemarketthanthoseofothervillagers.

HowdoesTomgrowthesebeautifulthings?Heisso§thathejustsitsunderhisorangetree

withhisradio.

He7themusicallday.

Thatisquitetrue.Tom8thingsinspring,summer,autumnandwinter.Afterthathesits

withhisradio.Andeverything9,Itisthemusicthatdoesthework.Tomknowsmoreclearly

thatmusicmakesthebiggestvegetablesandthemostbeautifulflowers.Plantslove10asmuch

aspeople.

1.A.weekB.monthC.seasonD.year

2.A.betterB.worseC.lessD.later

3.A.buysB.sellsC.borrowsD.lends

4.A.dearB.badC.bigD.small

S.A.politelyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.carefully

6.A.angryB.busyC.tiredD.lazy

7.A.listenstoB.hearsC.watchesD.speaks

8.A.nilsB.plantsC.throwsD.makes

9.A.doesB.movesC.growsD.plays

10.A.workB.rainC.storiesD.music

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Forseveralyears,Americanshaveenjoyedteleshopping-watchingTVandbuyingthingsby

phone.NowteleshoppingisstartinginEurope.Insome[countries,peoplecanturnontheir

2andshopforclothes,jewelry,food,toysandJthings.

TeleshoppingisbecomingpopularinSweden.4,thebiggestSwedishcompanysells

differentkindsofthingsonTVinfifteenEuropeancountries,andinoneyear,itmakes$10million.

InFrance,therearetwoteleshoppingchannels,andtheFrench5about$20millionayearin

buyingthingsthroughthosechannels.

InGermany,6lastyearteleshoppingwasonlypossibleononechannelforonehourevery

day.Thenthegovernmentallowedmoreteleshopping.Otherchannelscan7fortelebusiness,

includingthelargestAmericanteleshoppingcompanyanda24-hourteleshoppingcompany.German

③arehopingthesewillhelpthemsellmorethings.

SomepeopleliketeleshoppingbecauseitallowsthemtodotheirshoppingwithoutWith

allthetrafficproblemsincities,goingshoppingisnotaneasything.Butatthesametime,other

EuropeansJ0likethisnewwayofbuyingthings.Theycall"junkontheair.”Many

Europeansusuallyworryaboutthequalityofthethings12onTV.Theythinkhighqualityisthe

mostimportantthing,andtheydon'tbelievetheycanbesureaboutthequalityofthethings13.

TheneedofhighqualitymeansthatEuropeanteleshoppingcompanieswillhavetobe14

theAmericancompanies.Theywillhavetobemorecarefulabout[5ofthethingstheysell.They

willalsohavetoworkhardertosellthingsthatthebuyerscannottouchorseebythemselves.

1.A.EuropeanB.AsianC.AmericanD.African

2.A.lightsB.switchesC.radiosD.TVs

3.A.someelseB.anothermanyC.theotherD.manyother

4.A.SuchasB.ForexampleC.ForteleshoppingD.Itislike

5.A.takesB.costC.spendsD.spend

6.A.toB.untilC.unlessD.by

7.A.beginB.leaveC.openD.turnon

8.A.peopleB.womenC.businessmenD.officials

9.A.togooutB.goingout

C.tobuythingsD.buyingthings

10.A.stillB.don'tC.evenD.won't

11.A.teleshoppingB.TVC.radioD.telephone

12.A.appearingB.comingoutC.forsaleD.tobuy

13.A.intheshopB.onTVC.theyboughtD.bythisway

14.A.thesamewithB.differentfrom

C.asbigasD.largerthan

15.A.thenumberB.thequalityC.theplacesD.thebuyers

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LastFriday,afterdoingallthefamilyshoppinginthetown.Iwantedtohavearestbefore

catchingtherain.I1anewspaperandsomechocolateand2intothestationcoffeeshop.It

wasacheapself-serviceplacewithlongtablesto3at.Iputmyheavybagdownonthefloor,

4thenewspaperandthechocolateonthetableandthenwenttogetacupofcoffee.

WhenIcamebackwiththecoffee,Therewassomeone5inthenextseat.6wasaboy,

withdarkglassesandoldclothes,andZbrightredatthefront.Hehadstartedtoeatmy

chocolate!

Naturally,Iwasratheruneasyabouthim,butIdidn'twanttohaveany8.1justreadthe

newspaper,tastedmycoffeeandtookabitofchocolate.Theboylookedatmein9.Thenhetook

a10pieceofmychocolate.Icouldhardlybe加veit.StillIdidn'tsayanythingtohim.Whenhe

tookathirdpiece,Ifeltmoreangrythanuneasy.Ithought,uWell,Ishallhavethelastpiece."AndI

gotit.

Theboygavemeastrangelook,thenup.Asheleft,heshoutedout,“There'ssomething

12withthatwoman!”Everyonelookedatme,13Ididn'twanttoquarrelwiththeboy,soI

keptquiet.IdidnotrealizethatIhadamistakeuntilIfinishedmycoffeeandwasreadyto

15.Myfaceturnedredwhen1sawmyunopenedchocolateunderthenewspaper.Thechocolate

thatIhadbeeneatingwastheboy's!

1.A.stoleB.boughtC.soldD.wrote

2.A.wentB.satC.seatedD.looked

3.A.sitB.seatC.lieD.laugh

4.A.pushedB.tookC.putD.pulled

5.A.jumpingB.playingC.sittingD.sleeping

6.A.HeB.ItC.WhoD.What

7.A.cutB.washedC.coveredD.colored

8.A.coffeeB.troubleC.chocolateD.matter

9.A.carelessnessB.angerC.surpriseD.happiness

10.A.firstB.secondC.veryD.last

11.A.stoodB.tookC.criedD.looked

12.A.strangeB.wrongC.OKD.funny

13.A.andB.butC.soD.while

14.A.speltB.correctedC.madeD.found

15.A.finishB.leaveC.jumpD.shop

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Rosalikedmakingupstories.Shewasso[thatherclassmatesbelievedherfromtimeto

time.Infact,thewholeclassbelievedher!Atfirstshesupposeditwas2.Now,asshegotupto

3beforetheclass,Sheknewthatmake-believestorieshadsomewayofcomingbacktomake

yousad.

Rosa'sparentswereseparated.Ninemonthsoutoftheyear,Rosalivedwithhermotherinan

apartmentonAndersonStreet.Butwhensummer4.shewenttoherfather'sfarminArizona.

Thefarmwasgreat!Rosarodehorsesand3withsomefarmwork.Herfather,however,

wasso6thathecouldn'tfindtimetogoplaceswithher.Whenshearrivedeachsummer,her

fatherwould7herattheairportandtakeherouttoeat.Andthedayshewentbacktothe8

hewouldalwaysbuyherapresent.

Whensummercametoaclose,Rosa9tohermother.Atschoolsheheardlotsofstoriesher

friendstoldabouttheirfamilytrips.Rosawishedshehada10totalkabout.

Notlongafterbegan,Rosawaslookingthroughtravelmagazinesintheschoollibrary.

Theytalkedaboutmanyexciting12,likeEnglandandGermany.WhenRosa'sfriendsasked

whatshehaddonethatsummer;shemadeupsomethingthatwasnot13・Rememberingthe

travelmagazinesshehadlookedat,shetoldherclassmatesthatsheandherfatherhadgoneto

14.

WhentheclassbeganstudyingEngland,Mr.ThomasaskedRosatotellallthethingsshecould

15abouthertriptoEngland!

1.A.afraidB.worriedC.sureD.happy

2.A.jokeB.funC.turnD.game

3.A.talkB.teachC.showD.travel

4.A.passedB.arrivedC.lastedD.changed

5.A.madeB.playedC.helpedD.did

6.A.weakB.pleasedC.busyD.lonely

7.A.showB.visitC.meetD.send

8.A.farmB.cityC.familyD.school

9.A.wroteB.calledC.movedD.returned

10.A.familyB.schoolC.teacherD.farm

11.A.meetingB.schoolC.summerD.talk

12.A.peopleB.citiesC.languagesD.places

13.AinterestingB.trueC.longD.same

14.A.EnglandB.GermanyC.farmD.home

15.A.thinkB.seeC.rememberD.read

14.Ao下文老师让她讲在英国旅行的情况，说明她骗大家去了英国，故选England。

15.Co老师让罗莎对过去的事情进行回忆并讲述，故选remember。

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Mostparents,Isuppose,havehadtheexperienceofreadingabedtimestory]their

children.Andtheymusthaverealizedhowdifficultitistowritea2children'sbook.Eitherthe

authorhasaimed（定目标）too3,sothatchildrencan'tfollowwhatisinhis（ormoreoften,her）

story,4thestoryseemstobetalkingtothereaders.

Thebestchildren'sbooksare5verydifficultnorverysimple,andsatisfy（令人满意的）the

6whohearsthestoryandtheadult（成年人）who7it.Unfortunately（不幸的是），there

areinfactfewbookslikethis,8theproblemoffindingtherightbedtimestoryisnot9to

solve.Thismaybewhymanyofthebooksregardedas10ofchildren'sliterature（文学）werein

factwrittenfor11"AliceinWonderland^isperhapsthemost