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专升本英语阅读理解50篇(1)Onebe适度）inthingsModerationalwaysthewaytodoandavirtue（品质）wehave.Let'stakestodcntIifefor.TherearcsomestudentswhotoohardandplaywhiletherearewhoplaytoomuchandstudytoolinleOnitis10hisheallhiftoofewexercisesandontheotherhand,itisharmfulmindiftoomuch.Inmatterofeating,onebeDonoteatmuchorliule.Toomucheatingyousick,100littleeatingwillmakeyouweakThemanofprogrcsswhoneithcrhasanofhimselfnorlOOpoorlyoflfamanthinksofhimself,heissure10becomeveryproud,butifhehaspooranofhavenocourage10makeanadvance.由lhc山onsabovewillmakeyouyouradvancingaim.Abroadmindedmanhealwaysmovestheorbit（轨道rcainanyaetiviliesinmoderationoneofthebetwaysenjoyI.''Someonecmodcra1e"meansheneitherfastnorhasgoodcharactersandgoodwaystodothingsC.notonlysafebu1alsosuccessfulD.heisei1hcrtallorshorlThe,vritersuggethatastudcnlshouldA,havemuchmoretimetostudyplayspendoftimeplayingdifleren1gamesstudyhardany1irnetoplayarrange（安排）histimeforstudyandplayModcra1ceatingmeanseatingasmuchfoodascanif1hefood1aeatingfoodofaproperamounloffoodeatingeithertoomuchor4,Ifonewanttobebroad-minded.hemustbelieveinhimselfbefullofcoenjoyhappinesD,doevery1hingthatisreasonable答案：BDCD(2)DanielBoonewasbornintheStatesinHedidn'tgotoschoolandcouldn'tallabout,streamsandhunting.HecouldmovesilentlylikeanIndianleavingnomarks.HetoaloneinwoodswherenothingfrightenedhimWhenhegrewhemarriedand沁idedownonaAyearanddecidedgointotheunknownwesternlands,crossingtheAppalachianWhenhereturnedaerl\vohebecamefamousforlongjourney.HebroughtanimalskandstoriesabouttheIndians.Afterhecho沁keeptravellingtounknownplaces.OncehelosttheIndiansinandwastakenaway.TheIndian.likedhimandbec"1mehisfrien岱lediedateeof86.esrememberedsanxo-r探险者）andapowholivedanexcitinglifeintheearlyyearsofAmericannationI.DanielBoone'sea-rlylifewasmainlyspentinA.learningaboutnature8. huntinghisfriendsC.I妞mingusefulskillsfromtheIndians0.studyingathomebecausehecouldn'tgo10school2.Whenhegoimarried,DanielBoonefirsiplanned10A. setupam8.goonajourneywithhiswifeC. findnewlandforhisfarmD.liveapeacefullifewithhis3.DanielBoonebecamefamousbecauseA,hetravelledalotinthewesternlandswa.verygoodattellingstoriesfoundbelieranimalskinsothersD,hewasthefirsttoclimbAppalachianMountains4,WhydidtheIndianswanttomakefriendswithA,Becausewantedtolearnfromhim.8.BecausehewantedtomakepeacewiththemC.Becausetheywantedtomakefriendswithwhitepeople.0.Noreasonisioldinthisarticle.InDanielBooneisbestdescribedas ．wann-h妞rtcd8.strongC.careful0.brave答案：ADADD(3)ScientistsaroundtheworldhavebeenstudyingthewarmingofwatersinthePacificOceanknownasElNino.TheappearanceofElNinoisknowntoaffecttheweatheraroundtheworld.Scientistsstilldonotcompletelyunderstandii.Yettheynowfindtheycanuseiitotellaboutthefutureindifferentareasoftheworld.Oneexampleistheworkoft\voscienatinNewMarkCaneandGordonEshcl.AseicntistofRogerBucklandworkedwithTheyhavewhenElNinoapZimbabwehaslillleornorain.ThismeanscominZimbabweareTheElNinowa.in1991wasAfricasufferedaseriousofrain.Thescientists,vroteabouttheirrecentworkinthepublicationNature.TheircomputerprogramcantellwhenanElwilldevelopuptoayearbeforeitThey伽sprovideaneffectiveearlywarningsystemforsouthernandcouldpreventmanypeoplefromI.ElNinoiskno,vnasA,thechangingofthew灿herinsouthernAfricatheofintheOceantheweatherbrings早灾）toAfrieaD,theweatherphenomenon（现象）bringsheavyrainstoAfrica2.studyElNinoinorderthaiA,theycanprovideakindofearlywarningtotheplaeethatwillsufferfromdroughtB.theycantellwhyZimbabwehasIitileornorainC.theycandosomeinthisfieldD.canputall小informationcomputers.3,oftheisaccordingtoA,cometounderstandhowElappears.Threemtheworkonthissubject.SouthernAfricaaseriousdroughtandmanypeoplediedfromEldo4,oftheingnottrueaccordingthearticle'?A,isll.edinknowwhenanElNinoappearsbymeansofcomputerprogramepublishedtheirresultsoflheresearchD,Natureisthenameofthearticlewriuenrecentlybythescientists.Choosethebesttitleforthisarticle.AppearanceofElNino）DroughtinC.EarlyD.WeatherinAfrica答案：BADDA(4)Foryears,businesspeopleinWesternEuropewereworried.TheyknewtheycouldnotcompeteagainstbusinessfromtheU.S.TheUnitedSlatesismuchlargerandhadmanymoreresourcesthananyWesternEuro伈anoountrySomeEuropeannationsjoin10helpeachother.lfeycouldforgettheiruagedifferencesandincustoms,mightbecomestrongagainstothercountrieslnI958,sixoftheEuropeantheFrance,ydItalygotogrddecidedoe作yaldirgroupeEconomieCommunity,ortheMarkel.TheseagreediojointheirWithinafewyears,theEuropeanEconomieCommuntiyhadworkedsowellthatitsseeprosperoshanyotheropeannation.,ornationsbegan_orealz:hs好处ofentyeonmostofrtantcountinWesternIIhelpingtotakeplacea.aamongtheindusnation.ofworld.I.FromthewetheS.muchricherthan_ inanyotherWesternEuroanycountryinWesternEuropeC.anycoinD,everycountryinEurope2,ThemembersoftheEuropeanEconomicCommunityhavedevelopedfastbeeau.etheyshareandproducemoregoodseantaketheplaceasaforgetthe邮inand0.havebecomestrongttheS.3,Whichstatementistrue?A,elsoniyapoIiIicacn如切B.TheMarkelanandpoliticalasocon.C.TheMarketonlyaneconomicD.TheMarketisneitheraneconomicassociationnorapoliticalone.4,Inorder_ theEuropeancountriesdecidedjoinfoundaunitedcountryeachotherawayincustomsC.andacttogetherforcommonpurposeD.fightagainsttheU.S.5.Todayhas_ theplaceasaamongnationsofGermanyandhalylgiume,LuxemFranceItalyandothercountrieslgiumLuxembourgFranceGermanyItalyandotherEuropeancountries0.山,e,,,nnan,ItalyadotrnEuroannations答案：CABCD(5)Perhapsmostfamoussrndyofbodymovement,wassuggestedProfessorRayHethatphysicalisofienlnotherwords,welearnourlook.wearcbornwiththem.Agenerallyunfonncdface特征）AaccordingtoBird,learnswheresetthe眉毛lookingat!hose-··andfriends.Thishelpsexplainwhy!hepeopleofsomeofStatessomuchalike,NewrsorSouthemerscertaincommonfacefeaturesthatcannotbebygenetics（遗传学）TheshapeofthemouthsetaiitisaInthelinalmouthshapenotfonncduntilafternewarcset.Forcanbewellintogrown-ops.Aandwifetogetherforalongtimeoftencomelooksomcwhat.Welearnourlooksfromthosearoundus.isperhapswhyinasinglecountryarcareasmilemorethanthoseinotherareas.'InlhcS也tcs,fortheisthepartofcountrythepeoplesmilefrequentlyInNewEnglandsmileandinwesternpartofNewYorkSestillSouthernersfindcitiessuchasNewYorkcoldandpartlybecausepeopleonMadisonAvenuesmilelessthanpeopleonPeachtreetinAtlanta,A.PeopleinlargelypopulatedareasalsoandeachotherinpublicthandopeopleinI,RayBirdwhistlebelievesphysicalappearanceA.haslittle10dowithculture.8.hasmuchtodowithcult\Jre.iseverchanging.differentfromplaceplaceAccordingthepathemouthshapeisfonnedbeforebirth.asoonaone'sarcnewlyset.aflernewareset.around15yearsold.3,RayBirdwhistlecantellareaoftheStatesapersonfrombyA,howmuchheorshesmiles.8. heorsheraiseshisorhercyebrows.C.whatheorshelikesbestD,thewayheorshetalks.4,Peoplewho_ arerefriendlyA.inlargelypopulatedareas8. inNewYorkcityintheinNorth5,Thispasagemighthaveb心ntakenoutofabookdealingwithphysicschemistrynoneofthe答案：BBACD(6)Overtwoyearsago）wascenterofahuge.TheneededawaytomovetheirlargearmiesquicklysothattheyprotecthugecountryTheyneededtraderoutcsojoinedallpartsoftheirempirebyaof公网Beginningin3008.C.,theRomansroad.inandNorthByhadbuilt50,000milesofalmostroads.Tobuildtheirroads,theRomansmovedawayallsofisoil.Theyduguntiltheyreachedhardground.Then层）ofstoneandotherThemostroadwere铺设）withlarge平）stones.RomanroadsweresometimesaswideasTotheirtheRomanshaddigtunnelsthroughButtheydidn'thaveanyhelpSoheatedtherockfireandthenthrewcold,ateroverWhentherockcracked（dugitout.Romansoldiersandslavesbuiltthehandsandsimplebutweresobuiltthatwereusedforhundredsofyears.I.ThestorytellsusbuildingmodemmachineswasRomansoldiers'onjobiinoca.yjobforRomansbuildtheirroadspeopleincountriesstilluetheRoman叩ytheirroadstodayD,mostpeopleintheAfricancountriesstillusetheoldRomanwaytodigtheirtunnelsthemountainsTobuildmountainoldRomanshad．therockbeforetheystartedtodig8.craektherockwithfireandcoldwaterdigthroughhardrockhandsinventsometohelpthemthework3,OnstoryaboutA.howtobuildupourmodemroadstoday8. RomaninbuildingawidestraightroadC.e'roadsbtoousndyearsD,thereasonwhytheRomanshadtobuildtheirroads4,WhydidtheRomansbuildsomanyroadsatthattime?ItwasbecauseA,theirslavesandsoldiershaddoowouldhavenothingtodo8,theydarednotsailintheoceanandroadwerechoice.theylandtraderoad.androadstomoverhcirandarmiesasquicklyastheoldwantedshowcleverwereinbuilding5,Accordingtothepassage,offollowingchoicescorrect?TheRomanssoildnotmakeasolidbaseforroad.lneRomansbuiltroad.on）landC.FlatsmostlyusedinofAsiaD.TheoldRomansusedtomakeuseofthesofisoil「orthebaseoftheirroadsinNorthAfrica答案：BBCCA(7)onewayofthinking,failureisapartoflife.rnanother,:maybeawayThe"spidersisoflentold.RobertBruce,leaderof1heScot1he13thcenrury,washidinginacavefromrhc.Heaspiderspinninga蜘蛛织网）ThetoreachacrossaroughplaceinHesixwithou1success.Ontheseventhtime!l!fil!Mandwentonspinhisweb.Brucesaidtohavetakenheartandtohavegoneon10defeattheEnglish·..Edison,theinventoroftheligh1bulb,madehundred.ofmodels1ha1failedbeforehefoundtherightway10makeone.Sowhat?First,alwaysthinkaboutyourf;创urc.Whaleauscd心Werecondirionsright?Wereyouintopfromyourself?Whatcanyouchangeso1hingswillgorigh1nextrime?thegoal（目标）you'retrying10therightone?Trytodosomethinkingabo1tyourrealgoalsybe.kabuthisquestion,frdodin1i,reiitgetme?"1bismayhelpyoupreventfailureinthingsyoushouldn'1bedoing印"vayThe1hirdthing10bearinmindaboulfailureis1ha1it'sapartoflife.Learnto"livewithyourself''eventhoughyoumayhavefailed.Remember,"Youc,1nt'winthemall."I.Thispasagedealswithtwosidesoffailure.lnparagraphI,theauthortalksmainlyaboutA.thevalueoffailure8. peoplefailC.famousfailu心D.thecauseoffailureTheunderlinedphrase"madei1''meanssucceeded8. failedgavego13.ThespidertaughtRobertBruceA,B.s四ighlfonvardC.sorrowfulD.deep4,Theauthor1ellsyou10doallthingsexceptthinkabout1hecauseoftocheckoutwhethergoalsarerigh1foryouC.ioconsiderasapartorlife0.tobearinmindtha1youwillneverfailinyourlifeofthefollowingNOTtrue?BruceandweresuccessfulexamplesFailuremaybeasawaysuccesslearnedalotfromthelc.sonthespidertaughtRobertBruceD,Onemayoflenraiseaquc.tionwhetherhisgoalsareworthattempting.答案：AADDC(8)lnsportthesexes（性别）areseparate.Womenandmendonotrunorswiminthesameraces.WomenareJes.strongthanmen.Thatatleastiswhatpeoplesay.Womenarecalled邮r,xor,ifnnt0please,efair.tboysdgirlseaughtr沁hoolsanduniversities.TherewomenwhoarefamousPrimescientisLandwritersAndwomenlivethanmen.AEuropeancanexpect10liveuntiltheageof74,amanonlyuntilhe68.Arebodiesreally比stmencanrunamileinunder4minutes.Thebestwomen心d4.5minutesWomen'stimeare叩ysslowerthanbutsomeareaSomeofthefastestwomenswimmeare心girls.Oneofswam400metresin4minutes21.2沁condsshewasonly16.The''inlilmwasanOlympicswimmerJohnnyWeissmuller.Hisfastest400metreswas4minutes49.Iseconds,whichis37.9secondssloweragirl50doe.tmeanwomenarecatchingmenup.Conditionsareverydifferentandsportmuchserious.Itissoseriousthatsomewomenathlete.n（荷尔蒙ahastoreallywomenort.ltsadsportsuchproblems.canbeverycomplicated（复杂的）whenareI,Womenarecalledweakersex心A,womendoasmuchasmenB.peoplethinkwomenareweakerthanmenC.sportiseasierformenthanforwomenD.insportthetwosexesarealwaystogether2,Whichofthefollowingistrue?andgirlsstudyWomendonotrunorswiminwithmen.C. PrimeMinistersarewomen0.canexpecttolivelongerintttswhtoeay"spopeA.sayotherthings,toosaythismuchsaybutmaysoonlythink4,Whalproblemsdoessporthave?Somewomenaremenathletesaregive.anddorunorswiminsameltdifficultwomenathletesarereally5.lnthispassagetheauthorimpliesthatA,womenareweakerthanwen,butfa.terareslowerstrongermenarenotalwaysstrongerandthanwomenD.men比randstrongerthanwomen答案：BBCBC(9)Peop10stopothertakingit.Theychooseaquietplace,dadeepandburyinit.theyaofwhereor,vritedo,vnothercl线索）thatwillhelpthemorelsetofinditInBritainafewyearsawriterwroteaboutsomethathadputclinstoryfindit.ofpeoplethe阮asure.Theyalloverhopingtofindit.Ooftheadstoriesever吐tenRobertStephenson's、TreasuredIsland',anexeitingstoryaboutayoungboy,JimHawkins,whoiscapturedbypiratesandlaterfindsomeburiedtrea.ure.Thenthereisthetruestoryaboutamanwhohadtotraveloverseasforayear.Hedidnot皿stbanks,soheburiedhislifesavingsinapark吓enhewentaway.Onhisreturn,he叽ntstraighttothepark.Buttheparkwasnolongerthere.Initspla心小erewasahugebuildingthenwasmandsavingsallinina防水的）dogupyearswaseatenandeverynginAndofcourse,thesearcandeitherforgetwhereorAlthoughitistrue如IItheirmoneybecauseabankbanksarcstillsafetplacekeepoursaviand心suresI,Peoplewhoburytreas\JreusuallyA.donoltru.tbanksCwant10liveinaquietplace.2.The,vriterinainreallyhadburiedsomething.anationwidetreasurehunt.

B.havealittlemoneyD.expecttoloseitC.hadlosthisandpeople10helphimfindit.D,.dublebecauseoedugo.)'hr.3,`'TreasureIsland"aaboutisadventuresofJimismostpopularstoryever"'"uen.D,anfairy4,Themanwhoburiedhismoneyinaparkthoughthismoneyerethaninabanktravelledonseaforahislifebackagain.D,stayedawayanhe5.FromthesestorieweunderstandthatA,wecannottrustbanks.weshouldnotanyone.awaterproofbagisnotagainstwormsD.tscatanything.答案：ABBAC(10)ln1977,aofstoriessavedthelifeofanineteen-month-oldbabyinamostway.ThewasAgathaagentleandoneofsuccesfulwritersofdetectivestoriesintheworld.nuneI977,ababygirlbecameerousylinar塔尔ria沙特阿伯sreunaeofnduteeofhernes,osesnonsentAteamofhurriedexaminethebabyonlythatthey,were立ledbyveryunusualsignsof岱s.Whiletheywerehavingadiscu.sionaboutbaby'sanursetospeakthem"Excuseme,"saidNurseMarshaMaitland,''butlthinkthebabyissufferingfromthalliumpoisonig”"Whatmakesyouthinkthat?"Dr.Brownasked.而alliumpoisoningisveryrare."''Afewdayslwareadinganovelcalled•APaleHorse'byAgathaChristie,"NurseMaitland"ln沈sthalliumandsignsthesameasthebaby's.".,Youareveryandyoumayberight,doctorsaidwe'llcarryoutsometestsdfindoutrsaurot."Testsshowedthatthebabyhadindeedbeenpoisonedbythallium.Oncetheyknewthecauseofillness,thedoctorswereabletogivebabythecorrectShesoonandwassenttoQatar.onitwasthatpoisonmighihavecomefromane虫usedinI.Whofirstsuggestedthecorrecteau.eofthebaby'sillness?A.ADoctorinQatar.8.Nu函MaitlandAgathaChristie.2,Whywasthebabysent10London?A.ShewasaBritishgirlwhoseparentswereworkinginQatar.8.ThehospitalsinQatarwerefullatthattime.C.Shewasthedaughterofadoctorinoneoftheplaces.D,TheQatardoctorswerenotsurecouldcureher.3.Asfaraswecantellfrompassage,Agathahadneverevenmetthisbaby.hadspentatimeaaofficerthebabyinhospitalatHammersmithD, gaveNursesomeonthephone4.NurseMaitlandspoketoA,whensheheardthemdiscussingthepo函bilityoflhalliumpoison.becauseshecouldseethathadmadeamistake10suggestapossiblereasonforthepatient'sillness.D,aftershehadreadaboutahorsehadbeenpoisoned.5,WhatdiddoctorthinkofwhichNurseMaitlandmade?A,Theywereveryquicktoagreeher8.TheywereunhappyoverherinterruptionTheythatshewaswrongbecauseveryrare.Theythoughtiiwasapossibilityidering.答案：BDACD(II)Therehabeen,inhistory,amanwhowasswallowedbyawhaleandJivedtotellthetale.Theman'snameisJamesBartley.Therecordstoprovehisunusuale灯如enceareintheBritishAdmiraltyBartleywasmakinghisfirsttripontheshipStaroftheEastylookoutfoundaThewhalersknewitwasahugebysizeofthesprayitTheysmallboats.JameswasinthefirstlongboatThemenroweduntilyeeoehae.Ahrpon鱼叉stdtfoundt.ItksThemaddenedbeastjumpedoutoftheandbroketheboatpiecestheJamesBartleywasShortlybeforethewaseaught.The汹ilorss仑色竺tosideoftheshipBecauseofhotitwathattheycutuptherightawaymeatbegintorotandtheoilbeginspoilWhentheygotthestomach,theyfeltsomethingmovingaboutwildly.lneythoughtitbeabigfishstillaliveinside.ButwhenthestomachfoundJamesAfterBartleysettledinGlouce.tcr,England,andneverreturnedseaI.Thispassageismainlyabo\JIA,howtohuntforoilandmeatB.theandthatwhalershadtolive.C.thedutiesofmanonahip.D,amanwhowasswallowedbyawhaleandlived..Thesailorsknewthatsomethingwasinthewhale'sbecause.heyudfelitgoutl8.thewhaleseemedveryheavyeesbn（鼓起来tonethecaptainBartleycryingfor,JamesBartleyneverwentseaagainbecauseA.hedifferentkindsofad8.offrightandshock.C.hewashurtbythewhale.D.heoftengotseasick.4, TheauthoinJamesstorygiveu.tionbymakingu.haboutwhalingingeneral.C.comparingwhalingtootherfishingD.day戏剧性地gthappe5, ThewordcarcasstotheA,whale'srail.sstomachdeadbodyoftheD,whale'sside答案：DAB DC(12)vatnoyone'sssbroughttby"drive",e"drive"donotdetermineman飞behaviour,butratherdirectman'stowardscertainaims.Forexample,man'sbodyfood,isaneed,whenthisneedcomesup,manuncomfortableandhis由oughtsgettingfoodorsatisfyingthatneedlfheveryhungry,itdifficultfortoenoughattentiontoanythingexceptneedforfoodWhileallmenfeelmoreonemethodforhelpingfreepeopleof小uncomfortablefeeling.Howneedsaresatisfyingdependsonwhatwehavebeentaughtorwhatwehavefromourexperiences.Aswegrow,weshatfoodsoursocietyconsidersandshouldbepreparedandeaten.lnsomeforexample,porkconsideredaspecialfoodwhileinoersocietiesitisstrictlyforbidden.lnsomefishalyso,butneresra（生的fihsprferre.Teyinihetsfyadriveisarcspon沁Narurenotbuilta-gelling芯ponseHecannotjusteatwhateverheofwheneverthereisfactionofehungerdrive,forlimitedbyerulesofasociety.Althoughwearehunger,accordingtotherulesofsociety,weshouldnotsicalevenifitbelongssomeonethanwearc.I.Accordingtothepas.age,"drives"A.canbebyti8canalwaysdecideman'sactionC.directman'senergytowardcertaingoalsfollowman'smotivation.2 isabiologicaldA.B.DriveHunger D.3.The,vriterhopestotellusthatA. manshouldsatfyhisbiologicalneedswhenevernecessaryB.man'sshouldalwaysbewitho\JtanyconditionC.whatmanshoulddoifhehungryD.man'ssatisfactionofneedsislimitedbytherulesofacertainsociety答案：CCD(13)UnitedStahamorethanforfirsttime,butchoasfewerpeeoneenevr,e.ureported90,031,000inSaveraged2.64memberseachasofI''Theinechangesintheagestructure,"expinedCaapopulationre.earcherforthebureau.MostAmericansborninthegreatexplosionofbirthsafterWorldWarl1aremowintheir20'sand20'swhentheyaremostlikelytosetupfamilies,hesaid.Thefactthatmanyaredoingsoedthenumberoffrom80.4millionin1980to88.8millionin1986andpastthe90millionmarkla.tsummer.Atthesametime,theaveragenumberofpeopleperfamilydroppedfrom2.75in1935to2.65in1986and!hento2.64,MrGibsonsaid.Byco1970Ccn.usfoundaveragefamilycontained3.15peopleaveragedmorethanfourpcopleinandmorefivein1880.·n,egrowingnumberofever­smallerfamilie.stillgoingon,butMroutfamilywastthesame.opaioncrene1970'.Teeefactos因素tcgenumberofsohappened,butne1970'sepoportin比offaisnhgroupwasalsoThathasnoteonrinuedinlhe1980'sforanumberofpos.iblcrca.ons,MrGibsonsaid.ol,.eI880's_mo":youngpeehavesnorema~hor.h_theirparentsofsettinguponown,asmanydidin1970's.This比causedbylhcincreasingcostofsaDelaysinmarriagewa.theforthefamilychangesI.ThesmallerfigureoffamiliesreportedhereisA.1980 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