九年级英语家庭作业阅读短文判断正误练习81道

九年级英语家庭作业阅读短文判断正误练习81道

学校名称：班级：学号：姓名：

1.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Dearstudents,

ThefollowingrulesareforlifeandworkinBelleyboysSchool.Pleaseread

themcarefully.

1.Standupwhenateacheroravisitorgoesintotheroom.

2.Youmustbeinaclassroomorotherstudyplacesduringlessontime.

3.Arriveintimeforthestartofeachlessonwiththethingsyouneedso

thatyouarereadytostartwork.

4.Wearsmart,cleanclothing.Hairmustbecleanandtidy;extremecolours

andstylesarenotallowed.Longhairmustbetiedbackneatly.

5.Donotleaveschoolifyouarenotallowed.

6.Foodanddrinkmustnotbetakenoutfromthediningroom.

7.Allmedicinesmustbegivenbytheschooldoctor.

8.Radiosandpersonalcomputersmayonlybeusedindormitoryhouseswhere

thehouserulesallow.Theyarenotallowedinclassesorinthelibrary.

Belleyboys

School

1.Youmustbeonlyinaclassroomduringlessontime.

2.Longhairmustbetiedbackneatly.

3.Personalcomputerscanbeusedinthelibrary.

4.Youcanleaveschoolanytimeifyouwant.

5.Foodanddrinkcanbetakenoutfromthediningroom.

2.根据短文内容，判断正误。

BaseballisoneofthefavouritesportsintheUSA.Childrenplaybaseballin

sportsfieldorinparks.

Atsummerpicnics,thereisoftenaninformal（非正式的）baseballgame.Boys

andgirls,youngandoldtaketurnstobat（击球）.Eachteamhas9players.

ThebaseballseasongoesfromApriltoSeptember.Duringthistime,baseball

matchesareshownonTVandmembersoftheimportantbaseballteamsbecomeAmerica'

sheroes（英雄）.Attheendoftheseasonthetwotopteamsplayagainsteach

other.Manybaseballfansgoalongtowatchthegame.Millionsofotherslisten

totheradioorwatchTV.Peopleseemtotalkonlyaboutthegame.Evenlong

afteritisover,theystilltalkabouttheresultandtheplayers.

AmericanfootballismaybethemostpopularsportintheUSA.Thefootballseason

beginswhenthebaseballseasonends.Morepeopleareinterestedinfootball

thaninbaseball.Whenthereisanimportantgame,thousandsofpeoplesitbeside

theradioorinfrontoftheTVsettoheartheresult.

（）1.ThestudentsinChinalikebaseballverymuch.

（）2.Childrenplaybaseballinsportsfieldorinparks.

（）3.Thereareeightplayersineachofthebaseballteam.

（）4.Thebaseballseasongoesfromspringtoautumn.

（）5.AmericanfootballmaybethemostpopularsportintheUSA.

3.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Sincethebeginningoftime,manhasinventedmanyinterestingthings.Some

oftheseinventions,likenumbersandtheradio,havecertainlychangedhistory.

Since1946,oneofthemostimportantinventionshasbeenthecomputer.It

willchangeallourlives.

ThefirstcomputerwasbuiltatHarverdUniversity（哈佛大学）in1944.it

wasaslargeasaroomandquitedifficultandslowtooperate（运行）.Butsince

theinventionofthesiliconchip（硅片）,computerhavebecomesmaller,easier

touse,andfastertooperate.Somecomputersareassmallastelevisionsets.

Somecomputerscanbemadesmallerthanabook.Andcomputersaregettingsmaller

allthetime.

Thereareseveralreasons（原因）whycomputerisusefultous.Firstit

canstore（储力戢）very,verylargeamount（数量）ofinformation（信息、）.Second,

thecomputercanoperateveryquickly.Third,moderncomputercanbebuiltinto

otherkindsofmachines,likeradios,cars,andplanes.Theycandoalotof

workforus.

Soon,almosteveryone,eitherathomeoratwork,willusesomekindof

computer.Thelivesofallofuswillbechangedbythisinvention.

()1.Accordingto(根据)thispassage,manyinventionshavechangedhistory

andpeople'slife.

()2.Thefirstcomputerwasbuiltinthemiddleofthe19thcentury(世纪).

()3.Amoderncomputercanbemadesmallerthansiliconchip.

()4.Thecomputerhasbeenmademuchbettersincetheinventionofthe

siliconchip.

()5.Thecomputerisusefulbecauseitcanstorelotsofinformation,itcan

operateveryquicklyandcanbebuiltintoothermachines.

4.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Exceptforafewtimes,Americansarenotbigpresent-givers.There'snoexchange

ofpresentsamongbusinesspeople,andifoneAmericantriestogiveanother

apresent,itmaylooklikethathewantstobribehim.Americanshavelearned

thatinsomeothercountriespeopleliketogivepresentstoothers,butamong

ourselveswedon'tseetheneedforpresents.

Evenfriendsmayneverexchangepresents.WhenIgotoforeigncountries.Itry

tobringbacklittlethingsforclosefriends,butnobodywouldfeelunhappy

ifIdidn't.Idon〃toftenrememberafriend'sbirthday,andfewpeopleoutside

ofmyfamilyremembermine.Ifsomeonegavemepresentstoooften,I〃dget

unpleasant.Butapresentfromaforeigner-thatkindfromhisorher

home1and�won，ztgowrong,excepttogovernmentemployeeswhocan〃tbegiven

presents.

Youusuallyopenapresentatonceandinfrontofthepersonwhogivesitexcept

Christmasandbirthdaypresent.Youshouldonlysay,〃It〃ssonice.Thanks.〃

whenyougetChristmasorbirthdaypresents.

Youmaywanttobringabottleofwineorflowerstoadinnerparty,butyou〃re

neveraskedto.Nobodywillmindifyoubringwine,butyourfriendmaynotuse

itthatevening.

AtChristmasweoftengivepresentstoourfamilyandsometimesourfriends.

Wealsogivepresentstopeoplewhohavebeenhelpfulduringtheyear-doorman,

housecleaner,newspapersenders一一anyonewhohasoftenhelpedus.

71.Americansdon'tusuallyopenChristmasorbirthdaypresentsinfrontofthe

givers.

72.AmericansalsogivepresentstohousecleaneratChristmastopaythem.

73.Governmentemployeescangetpresentsfromaforeigner.

74.ThewriterofthispassagemustbeanAmerican.

75.ThemainideaofthepassageiswhytheAmericansdon'tlikepresents.

5.根据短文内容，判断正误。

JohnnySmithwasagoodmathstudentatahighschool.Heshowedgreatinterest

inhiscomputer.Hecamehomeearlyeveryday.Thenheworkedwithittillmidnight.

ButJohnnywasnotagoodEnglishstudent,notgoodabit.HegotanFinhis

Englishclass.Onedayafterschool,Johnnyjoinedhiscomputertothecomputer

inhishighschooloffice.Theschoolofficecomputerhadthegradesofallthe

students.HefoundhisEnglishgrade.AhF!JohnnychangedhisEnglishgrade

fromFtoA.Johnny'sparentslookedathisreportcard.Theywereverypleased

withtheresult.

“AnAinEnglish!saidJohnny'sDad.“Mysonisreallyasmartboy!”

Johnnyisahacker.Hackersknowhowtotakeinformationfromothercomputers

andputnewinformationinthem.Usingamodem,theyjointheircomputersto

othercomputerssecretly.Schoolheadmastersandteachersareworriedabout

hackers.Soarethepolice,forsomepeopleeventakemoneyfrombankcomputer

accountsandputitintotheirownones.Andtheyneverhavetoleavehometo

doit!Theyarecalledhackers.

()1.JohnnySmithdidwellinbothmathandEnglish.

()2.JohnnySmithlovedcomputers.

()3.WhenJohnny'sparentssawthereportcard,theydidn,tbelieve

theresult.

)4.Schoolheadmasters,teachersandpoliceareworriedabouthackers.

)5.Hackerscantakemoneyfrombankcomputeraccountswithoutleaving

home.

6.根据短文内容，判断正误。

AnnLouiseStrongwasafamousAmericanwriter.Shewasbornin1885.She

spentherfirstthirtyyearsinthewestofAmerican.Thereshewasactivein

politicalstrugglesandbecameaneditorofaunionpaper.In1921,shewassent

toMoscow.ShemadeherhomethereandhelpedtoorganizethefirstMoscowDaily

News.

ShewasinChinaforthefirsttimein1925.LatershecametoChinaseveral

times.InAugust1946,onherfifthtripthroughChina,shewenttoYan,an.

ShewasverygladtohaveachancetomeetMaoZedong,theleaderoftheCommunist

PartyofChina.ShetookthesideoftheChinesepeopleinthestrugglesagainst

theirenemies.Inthespringof1958,attheageof72,shecametoChinaagain

and1ivedinBeijinguntilherdeathin1970.

Inherlateryears,shewrotesomebooksaboutChinainordertothepeople

allovertheworldunderstandNewChina.AmongthemareWhyICametoChinaat

theAgeof72andLetterfromChina.

AnnaLouiseStrongwasourfriend.HernamewillberememberedbytheChinese

peopleforever.

()1.ShelivedinthewestofAmericawhenshewasinherthirties.

()2.Shewasinterestedinpolitics.

()3.ShefoundherhomeinMoscowin1921.

()4.AttheageoffortyshefirstcametoChina.

()5.ShediedinwestofAmerica.

()6.ShewishedthepeoplethroughouttheworldshouldunderstandthePeople,

sRepublicofChina.

7.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Whatisalibraryfor?Mostlibrarieshavebooksandotherthingstoread.

Manyofthemhavethingstolistento.Somelibrariesevenhavecomputers(电

脑)・Veryfewpeoplewouldthinkofalibraryasaplacetolivein.

OnelibraryinNewYorkCityturnedintoahomefor250peopleforseveral

days.Thesewereallpeoplenearthelibrary.Theymovedintotheirlibraryfor

averyspecialreason(特殊的原因).Theysleptonthefloor.Whydidthepeople

moveintothelibrary?

Thepeoplemovedintothelibrarybecausethecitywantedtocloseitto

save(节省)money.These250NewYorkerslovedtheirlibrary.Theydidn,twant

toloseit.Sotheymovedin.Theyknewthatthelibrarycouldn,tbeclosed

iftheywerelivinginsideit.Atlastthecityagreedtokeepthelibraryopen,

andthepeopleallwenthome.

根据短文内容判断正(T)误(F)(5分)。

()1.ThisstoryhappenedinthelibrariesinAustralia.

()2.Thelibraryalmostclosedtosavethecitymoney.

()3.Thelibraryhad350peoplelivingthere.

()4.Thepeopleinthisstorymaybeliketoreadbooks.

()5.Aclosedlibrarywouldkeepthepeoplequiet.

8.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Onedaythesunandthewindhadaquarrel(争吵).Thesunsaidhewas

strongerthanthewind,andthewindsaidhewasstrongerthanthesun.Just

thentheysawaman.Themanwaswalkingwithacoaton.Thesunsaid,"Let'

swhocanmakethemantakeoffhiscoat.IfyoucandothatquickerthanI,

thenyouarestrongerthanI.”"Allright,“saidthewind,"I'11tryfirst.”

Sothewindbegantoblow.Heblewveryhard.Butthemandidn,ttake

offhiscoat.“Sorry,“thewindsaid,“Ican,tmakehimtakeitoff.”

Thenthesuntried.Soonthemantookoffhiscoat.Thewindsaidtothe

sun,"That'senough.YouarestrongerthanI.”

()61.Thesunandthewindhadameetingoneday.

()62.Thewindsaidhewasstrongerthanthesun.

()63.Boththesunandthewindtriedtomakethemanputonhiscoat.

()64.Afterthewindtried,themantookoffhiscoat.

()65.Atlastthewindsaidtothesun,"I'mstrongerthanyou.”

9.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Anoldscientistrecentlymadeseveraltestswithdifferentanimalstofind

outwhichwasclevererthanotheranimals.

Inonetesttheoldscientistputamonkeyinaroomwheretherewereseveral

boxes.Someboxeswereinsideotherboxes.Onesmallboxhadsomefoodinit.

Thescientistwantedtowatchthemokeyandtofindouthowlongitwouldtake

themonkeytofindthefood.Thescientistlefttheroom,hewaitedafewminutes

outsidethedoor.Thenhegotdownonhiskneesandputhiseyetothekeyhole.

Whatdidhesee?Tohissurprise,hefoundhimselflookingintotheeyeofthe

monkey.Themonkeywasontheothersideofthedoorandlookedatthescientist

throughthekeyhole.

()91.thescientistwonderedifthemonkeywasclevererthanotheranimals.

()92.Inonetestthescientistputamonkeyintoaboxwheretherewas

somefood.

()93.Afterthescientistlefttheroom,themonkeybegantoeatfood.

()94.thescientistlookedatthemonkeythroughthekeyholewithhiseye.

()95.tothescientist'ssurprise,themonkeyputitseyetothekeyhole.

10.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Ameteorite(陨石)almosthitan80-year-oldmannamedArthurPettiffer

inBritainwhenhewasworkinginhisgarden.Themeteoritewasthebiggestin

thepast26yearsinBritain.

Themeteoriteweighed(重)onekilo,andmightbeoverfourthousand

million(百万)yearsold.

“Ihearthebignoiseintheair.IlookedupandIsawthetopsofthe

treescomingandgoing,“hesaid."Ididn'tknowwhatitwas.”

Meteoritesaresmallthingsfromthesmallplanetsinspace.About3,500

meteoritesmayfallontheeartheveryyear,butonlyveryfewarefound.Mr

Pettiffer,smeteoriteisthefifthtofallinBritainsincetheSecondWorld

War.

MrPettifferisglad."Whenyouthinkaboutitcomingfromsofaraway,

itreallyissomethingstrange.v

()93.ThemeteoritewasfarfromMrPettifferwhenitfelldown.

()94.Themeteoritewasalready4,000,000,000yearsold.

()95.MrPettifferfoundthetopsofthetreescomingandgoingbecausethe

movingwasmadebywind.

()96.Quiteafewpeopleseeameteoritefallontheearthalthoughthey

visittheearthofteneachother.

()97.MrPettifferwashappytoseethefallingthemeteorite.

11.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Onceuponatimethebirdsflewovertheworld,theysawthatmenhadabeautiful

thing.Itwasabrightburningthing.Mencookedtheirfoodandkeptthemselves

warmwithit.Thebirdthoughtlifewouldbebetteriftheyhavethisnicething,

too.Sotheydecidedtosendamessagetomentoaskalittlepieceofit.They

thoughtchickenwasfittosendbecausehewasagoodtalkerandchickenwent.

Heflewovertheforestuntilhecametothetownofmen.Hewentintothe

townandsawtheburningthing.Helearnedthatitwascalled〃Fire〃.Hedid

notaskforapieceoffiretotakebacktothebirdsbecausetherewassomuch

foodaroundmen,shousethathestartedeatingandforgotwhathehadcomefor.

Menlikedchickenbecausehecrowedveryearlyinthemorningandwokethem

up.Theylethimruninandoutoftheirhomesandthrewhimfood.Andchicken

stayedwiththem.Heneverwentbacktothebirds.Heevenforgottofly.

1.Atfirstthebirdsknowwhatthebrightburningthingwas.

2.Thebirdswantedtogettheburningthingverymuch.

3.Fromthepassageweknowthechickenisgoodattalking.

4.Insteadoftakingtheburningthing,thechickenplayedwithmenfromthen

on.

5.Menthoughtchickencoulddosomethingusefulforthem.

12.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Alongtimeago,themonkeyandturtleweregoodfriends.Oneday,theysaw

afallenbananatreeanddecidedtoplantit.Theydivided（分）thetreeinto

twoparts.Themonkeytookthepartwithleaves,thinkingthatitwouldgrow

faster,thentheywenthomeandplantedit.Manydayspassed,themonkey?splant

diedbuttheturtle,sgrewwellandproducedfruit.Whenthefruitwasripe,

theturtleaskedthemonkeytoshare（分享）itwithhim.Themonkeyclimbedup

thetreeandateallthefruit.Sotheturtlegotangry.Hefoundsomesharp

sticksandputthemroundtheWhenthemonkeycamedown,hehurthimself.The

turtlelaughedandhid（躲藏）himselfintohisbigshell（壳）.Themonkeytook

thesharpsticksfromhisbody.Hesatonthebigshellandtheturtlepulled

histail.Themonkeygotangryandcaughttheturtle."I'llcutyouintopieces,“

saidthemonkey."Good,sotherewillbemanyturtles.”“No,If11putyou

intothefire.”“That'sbebetter,myskin（皮肤）willbered.w“No,”said

themonkey,"I'11throwyouintotheriver.n"No,I'11die,,,saidtheturtle.

Themonkeythrewtheturtleintotheriver,andtheturtleswamhappily.

）1.Themonkeyandturtleusedtobegoodfriends.

）2.Theturtle'splantgrewwellbecauseheworkedhard.

）3.Themonkeywasnotcarefulandhurthimself.

）4.Theturtlegotangrywhenthemonkeyateallthebananas.

）5.Themonkeybelievedthattheturtlewoulddieintheriver.

13.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Ifyouturnontheradio,youmayhear“MostofNorthandSouthChinawill

haveacoldwetdaytomorrow."Orifyoureadanewspaper,youmayreadthings

like“IntheNortheastofSichuan,itwillbefine.”OrifyouwatchTV,you

mayseeandhear“Beijingwillberainy.Thetemperaturewillbe2to9."Today

wecanknowtheweatherbeforehand.Wecanlistentoorwatchorreadtheweather

report.

Inthepast,somepeoplewatchedtheircattopredict（预测）theweather.

Theythoughtwhenacatwasheditsface,itwasgoingtorain.Whenacatput

itspaws（爪子）infrontofit,theythoughtbadweatherwascoming.Whenthey

sawacateatinggrass,theywouldsay,“Oh,there,sgoingtobeaheavyrain!w

Whenacatwasrestless(不安)，theythoughtabigwindwascoming.

()51.Wecanlistentotheweatherreporttoday.

()52.Peopleinthepastdidn,thaveawaytopredicttheweather.

()53.Peoplethoughtwhenacatwasheditsface,therewasgoingtobeabig

wind.

()54.Peoplethoughtwhenacatategrass,therewasgoingtobeaheavyrain.

()55.Onlytheradioandnewspapercanofferustheweatherreporttoday.

14.根据短文内容，判断正误。

MrLeeisaveryrichman.Helivesaloneandenjoysbuyingold

things.Ueboughtateapotfortwomilliondollars,andshoweditonly

tohisfriendsGeorgeandJenny.Thenhelockeditinthesafe(保险箱)

athishouse.

Thatnight,thesafewasopenedandtheteapotwasmissing.Lee

reporteditandthepolicewentandlookedcarefullyaroundLee，s

house.Theyfoundablackear-ring(耳环)neartheopensafe.Theyalso

foundtherewasalotofearthonthewetgroundoutside,butinside,

thefloorwasveryclean.

ThepolicefirstquestionedGeorgeandJenny.Butneitherofthem

agreedthatheorshehadtakentheteapot.ThepolicefoundJennywas

wearingablacknecklace(项链)，butnoearrings.Whenshewasshownthe

ear-ring,sheagreeditwashers,butsomeonehadtakenitawayfromher

houseamonthbefore.ThepolicethenquestionedLeeand,intheend,

heagreedhehadtakenhisownteapot.Hehadboughtinsurance(保险)for

itandwouldgettwomilliondollarsiftheteapotwaslost.Hetook

Jenny，sear-ringsandputonenearthesafe.

53.GeorgeandJennyareLee'sfriendsandliveinhishouse.

54.TheteapotwasshownbyLeetonobodyexceptGeorgeandJenny.

55.Jenny5sear-ringswerelostinLee，shouse.

56.Itwasclearthatnoonebrokeintothehousefortheteapot.

57.Intheend,thepoliceweresurethatLeehadtakentheteapot.

15.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Allbigcitiesarequitesimilar.LivinginamodernAsiancityisnotvery

differentfromlivinginanAmericancity.Thesamecannotbesaidaboutliving

onfarms,however.

Inmanypartsoftheworld,farmersandtheirfamiliesliveinvillages

ortowns.IntheUnitedStates,however,eachfarmfamilylivesonitsownfields,

oftenbeyondthesightof(看不见)anyneighbors.Insteadoftravelingfroma

villagetothefieldseverymorning,Americanfarmersstayontheirland

throughouttheweek.TheytraveltothenearesttownonSaturdaysforshopping

oronSundaysforchurch.Thechildrenrideonbusestolargeschoolswhichserve

allofthefarmfamilieslivinginthearea.Insomeareas,therearesmall

schoolsservingafewfarmfamilies,andthechildrenwalktoschool.

Ofcourse,lifekeepschangingforeveryone.Todaytherearecars,good

roads,radios,andtelevisionsets.Andofcoursetherearemodernmachines

forfarming.Allofthesehavechangedfarmlife.

Formanyyears,however,farminginAmericawasoftenalonelywayofliving.

Fannershadtodealwith(处理)theirownproblemsinsteadofgettinghelpfrom

others.Theylearnedtotrynewways,andtotrust(相信)theirownideasinstead

offollowingoldways.

()1.Accordingtothepassage,livinginbigcitiesintheworldisbetter

thanlivingonfarms.

()2.Americanfarmersliveontheirfieldsfarfromothers.

()3.Thechildrenonthefarmsinacertainareagotoschoolonahorse.

()4.Americanfarmersaretryingsomethingnewtochangetheirlifeand

farming.

()5.Thepassagemainlytalksaboutcitylifeintheworld.

16.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Tomwasapoorboy,hemadealivingbycleaningleather(皮)shoesfor

othersinthestreet.Tomwasalsoacleverboy.

Oneday,averyrichmanwiththemaneMiserappeared（出现）infrontof

Tom.Hewatchedhisdirtyshoesforawhile,andthen,lookedatTom.Tomknew

thiskindofpeoplewell.Theylovemoneyverymuchandhatetospendit.

Tomsaid"Letmecleanyourshoes,sir.”

“Fornothing?,,therichmanasked.

“Onlytwopence（便士），sir.”

MrMisershook（摇）hisheadandthenwalkedaway.

Tomthoughtforasecondandthecalledout,'Tdliketocleanitfor

nothing?ThistimeMrMiseragreed.Andsoononeofhisshoeswasshining

brightly.

Whentherichmanputhisshoeonthestool（凳子），Tomsaidhewouldn,

tcleanitforhimunless（除非）hewaspaidtwopenceforhiswork.MrMiser

wasveryangry.Herefusedtopayanythingandwentaway.

Buttohissurprise,thewell-cleanedshoewassobrightthatitmadethe

otheronelookevendirtier.MrMisertookalookround.Thepeopleinthestreet

werelaughingathim.Hecouldn,twalkonanyfarther,

FinallytherichmanreturnedandgaveTomtwopence.Inaveryshorttime

histwoshoesshonebrightly.

1.Thestoryhappenedinthestreet.

2.Theboywasafraidoftherichmansohecalledthemanbackandagreed

“tocleanitfornothing”.

3.AtfirstMrMiserwasgladthathehadoneofhisshoescleanedwithout

payingforit.

4.Therichmanhadtopaytheboyforhisworkatlast.

5.Therichmanleftwithoutpayinganythingtotheboy.

17.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Firekeepsuswarm,butitisverydangerous,andcankillus.Do

youknowwhattodowithitwhenafirebreaksout?Ifyoucannotget

outofyourroom,closethedoorandputablanket（毯子）oraquilt（被

子）atthefootofthedoor.Theycanstopthesmokefromcomingin.

Openthewindowandshoutforhelpandthenclosethewindowatonce,

orsmokewillcomein.Call119orwave（挥动）aflashlightorapiece

ofclothingthroughthewindow.Letpeopleknowthatyouarestill

insidethebuiIding.

Don'tstayunderthebedorinthewardrobe(衣柜)，orwhenthe

firemencomein,theycan'tfindyou.Sostaybythewindowonthe

floor.Ifyourclothescatchfire,rememberthewords:stopdropand

roll.Stoprunning一movingaroundwillmakethefireevenbigger.Drop

totheground-liedownontheground.Rollaroundrollfromside

tosidetostopthefire.

Ifyourfriend,sclothesareonfire,don'tlethimorherrun.

Shout,“Stop,dropandroll!wOncetheyaredownandrolling,you

canuseablanket,towel(毛巾)，orotherheavyclothtohelpputout

thefireontheirclothes.

()36.Ifthereisafireinyourhome,youshouldhideunderthebed.

()37.Ifyouareinfire,youshouldopenthewindowtoaskforhelpand

theclean

aircouldcomeintotheroom.

()38.Ifyourclothescatchfire,youshouldnotrun.

()39.Ifyourfriend'sclothescatchfire,lethimorherruntothewater

asquicklyaspossible.

()40.Youcancall119ifyoufindthere'safire.

18.根据短文内容，判断正误。

ThisisJim'sbedroom.Lookattheroom.Whatcanyousee?Icanseesomepictures

andakite.Theyareonthewall.Jim，sfootballclothesareonthechair.Onthe

tablearesomeschoolbooks.Afootballisunderthebed.Onthebedissock?Where

isasock?Whereistheotherone?Idon，tknow.Ithinkit'sunderthebed.

)1.TheroomisJim's.

)2.Amapisonthewall.

)3.Youcanseeafootballunderthebed.

()4.Jim，sbooksareinhisschoolbag.

()5.Jim,ssocksareonhisbed.

19.根据短文内容，判断正误。

Henryworksinafactory.Hecomesfromapoorfamilyandwainschoolfor

onlyfo