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阅读理解laughedatthesmallnavyofAmerica.AtthattimeAmerica

Passage1.wantedtobefreefromBritain.OneAmericancaptain

Tomworkedinafactoryandwasbusyalldaylong.OnnthoughthewouldliketoshowtheBritishthattheywere

Sundaymorning、hedecidedtogotoaparktotakearestinstrongerthantheBritain.OnthenightofApril24,1778,

thesunshine.Afterhegotonabus,Tomboughtaticket.CaptainJohnPaulquietlybroughthisshipRangertoWhite

Thenheputtheticketinhiscapandbegantolookforaseat.Haven,inthenortheastofEngland.Assoonashereached

Soonheforgotwherehehadputtheticket.Afterawhile,aWhiteHavenhetookagroupofhismentooneoftheinns

ticket-inspectorcametofindoutwhethereverybodyhadofthetown.Hewentintoit,andthenhadadrinkwiththem.

boughttheticket.WhenheaskedTomtoshowhisticket,Whenallthiswasover,theAmericansleftWhiteHavenand

Tomsearchedeverypocketofhis,butcouldn'tfindit.Hemovedaway.AfterthattheBritishdidn'tsaytheyhadthe

wasfined(罚款)fivedollars.Thenhegotoffthebus,strongestnavyintheworld.

enteredaparkandseatedhimselfonachair.Itwasnotuntil6.Before1778,whosenavyisstronger?(B)

hetookoffhiscapthathefoundwheretheticketwas,butitB・TheBritish

wastoolate.7.WhereistheWhiteHaven?(C)

6.AfterTomgotonthebus,he___.(C)C.InthenortheastofEngland

C.boughtaticket8.HowdidtheAmericannavyshowtheBritishthatthey

7.Tomputtheticket.(C)werestrong?(C)

C.inhiscapC.Itwasnotmentioned.

8.cameafteramoment.(B)9.WheredidJohnPaulgoafterhereachedtheWhiteHaven?

B.Aticket-inspector(A)、

9.Tomhadtopaydollarsasafine.(B)A.Asmallinn

B.five10.AfterthenightofApril24,1778,whohasthestrongest

10.Tomfoundhisticketwhenhe.(C)navyintheworld?(B)

C.tookoffhiscapB.TheAmerican

Passage2:Passage4:

DoyouforgettoturnoffthelightsandheaterswhenyougoOnewaythatscientistslearnmanisbystudying

outofaroom?In2040itwillnotmatter.Theywillturnanimals,suchasmiceandmonkeys.Thescientistsinthis

themselvesoffandonagainwhenyoureturn.Asensorwilllaboratoryareexperimentingonmice.Theyarestudyingthe

detectthepresenceofahumanandturnthesystemon,andrelationshipbetweendietandhealth.Atthistime,overone

whenthehumanleaveitwillturnthemoffagain.hundredexperimentsarebeingdoneinthislaboratory.

Thesensorswillworkthroughthecentralhomecomputer,Inoneoftheseexperiments,thescientistsare

andtheywilldomuchmorethanjustturnthefiresandstudyingtherelationshipbetweentheamountoffoodthe

lightsonandoffforyou.Theywilldetectfaultyelectricalmiceeatandtheirhealth.Themiceareinthreegroups.All

appliances,isolatethemsothattheycannotharmanyone,threegroupsarereceivingthesamehealthydiet.Butthe

andthenwarnyouthattheyneedrepair.Theywilldetectamountoffoodthateachgroupisreceivingisdifferent.The

fireandifyouareoutofthehouse,thecomputerwillcallfirstgroupiseatingonecupoffoodeachday,thesecond

thefiremen.Itwillalsocallthepoliceshouldthesensorsgroupiseatingtwocups,andthethirdgroupofmiceis

detectanintruder.Youwillopenthedoorusingyoureatingthreecups.

personalcard-theoneyouuseforshoppingmaybeusingAfterthreeyears,thehealthiestgroupistheonethat

anumberknownonlytoyou.isonlyeatingonecupoffoodeachday.Themiceinthis

11.Theauthorintendstotellthereadersthatinyear2040_grouparethinnerthannormalmice.Buttheyaremore

(C)active.Mostoftheday,theyarerunning,playingwithone

C.lightsandheaterswillswitchonandoffanother,andusingtheequipmentintheircages.Also,they

automatically.arelivinglonge匚Miceusuallylivefortwoyears.Mostof

12.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingthemiceinthisgrouparestillaliveafterthreeyears.

statementsisTRUE?(D)Thesecondgroupofmiceisnormalweight.Theyare

D.Peoplewillsavetroublewiththehelpofadvancedhealthy,too.Theyareactive,butnotasactiveasthethinner

technology.mice.Buttheyareonlylivingabouttwoyears,notthethree

13.Accordingtotheauthor,in2040,newtechnology_.yearsormoreofthethinnermice.

(B)一Thelastgroupofmiceisreceivingmorefoodthan

B.willfreeusfromthekeysweusetoday.theothertwogroups.Mostoftheday,thesemiceareeating

14.Thankstocomputers,in2040people___.(D)orsleeping.Theyarenotveryactive.Thesemiceareliving

D.willhavemorefunathome.longerthanthescientiststhought——aboutayearandahalf.

15.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?___(A)Buttheyaren'tashealthy.They'resickmoreoftenthanthe

A.LifeintheYear2040.othertwogroups.

11.Thescientistsinthelaboratoryarestudyingthe

Passage3:relationshipbetween.(B)

Hereisapieceofhistory.Peopledon'tlearnitatschool.InB.theamountofthefoodthemiceeatandtheirhealth.

1778,theBritainhadthestrongestnavyintheworld.They12.receivingthemostfood.(C)

C.ThethirdgroupisD.Thefirsttwogroupsarestupidbird!Whycan'tyoulearntosaythatOneword!Say

13.Thefirstgroupisthethinnestbecause.(D)'Cotano'orFilkillyou!”Buttheparrotwouldnotsayit.

D.bothBandC.Manytimes,themanscreamed(大声叫)，"Say'Cotano'or

14.Howlongdonormalmicelive?(B)rilkillyou!”Butthebirdwouldneverrepeatthename.

B.TwoyearsFinallythemangaveup.Hepickeduptheparrotandthrew

15.Whatdoesthetexttellus?(A)himintothechickenhouse.^^Ybuareevenmorestupidthan

A.Peoplewhoeatlessandexercisemorewilllivelonger.thechickens!?,

Inthechickenhouse,therewerefouroldchickenswaiting

Passage5:tobekilledforSunday'sdinner.Thenextmorning,whenhe

PresidentAbrahamLincolnoftenvisitedhospitalstotalkwentouttothechickenhouse,themanopenedthedoor.He

withwounded(受伤的)soldiersduringtheCivilWar.Once,wasshockedbywhathesaw.Hecouldnotbelievehiseyes

doctorspointedoutayoungsoldierwhowasneardeathandandears.Onthefloorlaythreedeadchickens,theparrot

Lincolnwentovertohisbeside.wasscreamingatthefourth,Say'Cotono'orI'llkillyou!”

“IsthereanythingIcandoforyou?”askedthePresident.11.Whycouldn'ttheparrotsaythenameofhisnativetown?

Thesoldierobviouslydidn'trecognizeLincoln,andwith(D)

someefforthewasabletosayinalowvoice,“WouldyouD.Thereasonisnotmentionedinthestory.

pleasewritealettertomymother?^^12.Whydidthemanlosehistemper?(D)

ApenandpaperwereprovidedandthePresidentcarefullyD.Becausethebirdfailedtosaythenameofthetown.

beganwritingdownwhattheyoungmanwasabletosay:“13.Whokilledthethreechickens?(C)

Mydearmother,Iwasbadlyhurtwhiledoingmyduty.FmC.Thepetbird

afraidI'mnotgoingtorecover(痊愈).Don'tgrievetoo14.Whywasthemanshockedatthescenethenextmorning?

muchforme,please.KissMaryandJohnforme.MayGod(A)

blessyouandfather.^^A.Thebirdhadfinallyunderstoodhisthreat.

Thesoldierwastooweaktocontinue,soLincoln15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothe

signedtheletterforhimandadded,“Writtenforyoursonbypassage?(A)

AbrahamLincoln.”A.Themanlovedhisparrotverymuchandalwaystreatedit

Theyoungmanaskedtoseetheletterandwaskindly.

astonishedwhenhediscoveredwhohadwrittenit."Areyou

reallythePresident?^^heasked.Passage7:

“Yes,Iam,^^Lincolnrepliedquietly.ThenheaskedifDifferentweathermakespeoplefeeldifferent.Itinfluences

therewasanythingelsehecoulddo.people'shealth,intelligenceandfeelings.InAugust,itis

“Wouldyoupleaseholdmyhand?”thesoldierveryhotandwetinthesouthernpartoftheUnitedStates.

asked."Itwillhelptoseemethroughthesend.^^Peopletherehavehearttroubleandotherkindsofhealth

Inthequietroom,thetallPresidenttooktheboy'shandproblemsduringthismonth.IntheNortheastandtheMiddle

inhisandspokewarmwordsofencouragementuntildeathWest,itisveryhotatsometimesandverycoldatother

came.times.Peopleinthesestateshavemorehearttroubleafter

6.Lincolnoftenvisitedhospitals.(B)theweatherchangesinFebruaryorMarch.

B.toseewoundedsoldiersandshowhisconcerntothem.Theweathercanalsoinfluenceintelligence.Forexample,

7.ThesoldierwhomLincolntalkedwith.(A)in1983,scientistsreportedthatIQofagroupofstudents

A.didn'tknowLincolnwasstandingbeforehisbeduntilhiswasveryhighwhenastrongwindcame,butafterthestrong

death.wind,theirIQwas10%below.Thewindcanhelppeople

8.ThesoldierfeltwhenhefounditwasLincolnhaveintelligence.Veryhotweather,ontheotherhand,can

whowrotetheletterforhim.(D)makeIQlower.StudentsinmanyschoolsoftheUnited

D.surprisedStatesoftengetworseonexamsinthehotmonthsofthe

9.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?year.

(C)Weatheralsohasastronginfluenceonpeople'sfeelings.

C.Lincolnknewthesoldierwasneardeathandtoseehim.Wintermaybeabadtimeforthinpeople.Theyusuallyfeel

10.AccordingtopassageitcanbeseenthatLincoln___.cold.Theymightfeelunhappyduringcoldwinter.Butfat

(B)peoplemayhaveahardtimeinhotsummer.

B.caredmuchabouthissoldiers.Lowairpressuremaymakepeopleforgetful.People

leavemorebagsonbusesandinshopsonlowairpressure

Passage6:days.Thereisakindofgoodweatherforworkandhealth.

TherewasonceamaninSouthAmericawhohadaPeoplefeelbetterandbecamestrongeratatemperatureof

parrot(鹦鹉),apetbirdthatcouldimitate(模拟),humanabout10℃.

speech.Theparrotwasunique.TherewasnootherbirdlikeAreyoufeelingsad,tired,forgetful,orunhappy

himinthewholeworld.Hecouldlearntosayanywordtoday?Itmaybetheweather'sproblem.

exceptone.Hecouldnotsaythenameofhisnativetown,

Cotano.Themandideverythinghecouldtoteachtheparrot6.canhaveabadinfluenceonhealth.(A)

tosay”Cotono"butheneversucceeded.AtfirsthewasveryA.Hotandwetweather

gentlewiththebird,butgraduallyhelosthistemper.^^You7.Peoplemaybemoreintelligentwhen_comes.(C)

C.awindB.wecannotseeclearly.

8.Peoplemaybeforgetful.(C)7.Accordingtothepassage,aismorelikelytobe

C.onlowairpressuredays.nearsighted.(A)

9.Ingoodweatherof18℃,.(D)A.teacher

D.Peopleareinbetterhealth.8.Anearsightedpersonusually.(B)

10.Thewriterwantstotellusthat.(A)B・wearsglasses

A.weatherinfluencepeople'slife.9.Peoplewhoarefarsighted.(A)

A.cannotdoalotofcloseworkwithoutglasses.

Passage8:10.Eyesareveryimportanttousbecause。(C)

Mywealthyunclewasdying.HewantedtoleavemehisC.wecannotseeanythingwithoutthem.

entirefortune,whichwasabouthalfamilliondollars.There

wasonecondition,:Imustbemarriedbeforehedied.Ifnot,Passage10:

Iwouldn'treceiveacent.Jessielivedinthecountry,butoneyearshedecidedtovisit

Iwasnotagreedyman,butIthoughthalfamilliondollarsthecapitalcitytodosomeshoppingandtoseethesights.

wasaratherhighpriceforkeepingmyfreedom.IdecidedtoShestagedatahotelnearthecentralmarket.Shehad

makethegreatsacrifice.Itwaseasiersaidthandone.Theseldombeentothecitybefore,andwasveryexcitedabout

doctorwascertainmyunclewouldbedeadwithinawhatshewouldfind.Onthefirstmorningofhervisit,asshe

fortnight(两周).Thatputmeinadifficultposition.Yousee,walkedfromthehoteltothemarket,shepassedabeggar.

besidesbeingfortyyearsold,Iwasalsougly.IhadnoladyHewasholdingupanoticewhichsaid,“Blindfrombirth.

friends.Icouldn'tpossiblyadvertisemyselfaswealthyuntilPleasegivegenerously.^^

aftermymarriage.Advertise!Whatagoodidea!Jessiefeltsorryfortheblindbeggarandshebentdownand

IrananadvertisementinoneofthepopularSundayputadollarcoinintohisbowl.

newspapers.Tomysurpriseandjoy,Ireceivedovera“Thankyou,^^hesaid.

thousandreplies.Ispenthoursopeningtheletters.Onthethirdday,however,Jessiedidnothavea

Myheartsank.Icouldn'tpossiblyreadalltheletters.dollarcoin,shehadonlyfiftycents,soshedroppedthisinto

Timeswasrunningout.Indespair,Iburntalltheletters.Nothebeggar'sbowl.

choicewasbetterthanabadchoice.Inthisdqjected(灰心的)“WhathaveIdonewrong?"thebeggarsaid,“Why

stateofmind,Iwenttoseeagoodfriend.Hewasawaiterinareyousostingy(吝啬)today?"Jessiewasverysurprised

arestaurant.Itoldhimmyproblem."Ifyouarereallybywhatthebeggarsaid.

serious,hesaid,“Icanrecommendmysister.She'san“HowdoyouknowIhaven'tgivenyouadollar?”

excellentcookandagoodhousekeeper.Sheisallaloneshesaid,“ifyouareblindyoucan'tknowwhatcoinIput

now.^^intoyourbowl.^^

“Butissheinterestedinmarriage?^^Iasked.“Ah,"explainedthebeggar,thetruthisI'mnot

11.Thewriterwantedtomarrybecause.(D)blind.Tmjustlookingafterthisplacefortheregularbeggar

D.halfamilliondollarswastoomuchtolose.whilehe'sonholiday.^^

12.Hisbiggestprobleminfindingawifewas.(C)“Onholiday!?,Jessieexclaimed.^^Andwhatexactly

C.thathewasfortyandugly.doesyourblindfrienddoonholiday?^^

13.Heburntallthelettersbecause.(A)“Hegoesintothecountry,themansaid,“andtake

A.hecouldn,treadthem.photographs.He'saverygoodphotographer.^^

14.Hewenttotherestaurant.(B)

B.togetadvicefromhisfriendthere.11.Wherewasthebeggarsitting?(A)

A.BetweenJessie'shotelandthemarket.

Passage9;12.Onthefirstday一(B)

Whenwecanseewell,wedon'tthinkaboutoureyesveryB.Jessiegavetheblindmansomemoney.

often.Itisonlywhenwecannotseeperfectlythatwecome13.Onthethirdday,theblindman(C)

toseehowimportantoureyesare.C.noticedthatJessiehadonlygivenhimfiftycents.

Peoplewhoarenearsighted(近视)canonlyseethings14.Wheredidtheregularbeggartoonholiday?(A)

thatareveryclosetotheireyes.ManypeoplewhodoalotA.Tothecountryside.

ofclosework,suchaswritingorreading,become15.ThebeggarJessiegavemoneyto.(B)

nearsighted.ThentheyhavetowearglassedinordertoseeB.isworkingforhisbeggarfriend.

distantthingsclearly.

PeoplewhoarefarsightedsufferfromjustthePassage11:

oppositeproblem.Theycanseethingsthatarefaraway,butInEngland,peopleliketotalkabouttheweatherbecause

theyhavedifficultyreadingabookiftheyholditnear.Iftheweatherdoesnotalwaysstaythesameinoneday.Inthe

theywanttodomuchreading,theymustgetglassedtoo.morningitiswarmjustlikeinspringandautumn.Anhour

Eyesareveryimportantandtheyareourfriends.Welaterblackcloudscome,andthenitrainshard.Theweather

shouldprotectoureyesallthetime.getsalittlecold.Inthelateafternoontheskywillbeclear;

thesunwillbegintoshine;itwillbesummeratthistimeof

6.Wedon'tknowthatoureyesareofgreatimportanceuntilday.InEngland,youcanalsohavesummerinwinter,or

.(B)havewinterinsummer.Soinwinteryoucanswim

sometimesandinsummersometimesyoushouldtakewarmA.hadmetandspokentoimportantpeople

clothes.InEngland,youwillseethatsomeEnglishpeople14.Thepetshopownerwasdelightedby.(D)

usuallytakeanumbrellawiththemwhentheygooutintheD.theanimafsabilitytotalk

morningthoughitissunny,andyoushouldnotlaughat15.Whydidthedogownerwanttosellhisdog?(B)

them.Ifyoudon'ttakeanumbrella,youwillregretlaterinB.Becausehecanearnabigsumofmoneybysellingthe

theday.dog.

6.TheweatherinEngland.(A)Passage13:

A.usuallychangesinoneday.LetmetellyouastoryaboutBertandMildredBunbridge,

7.InEngland,peopleusuallytakewiththem.(C)whowereveryforgetful.Forexample,Mildredwouldforget

C.umbrellatocookdinner,orBertwouldgotoworkonSunday,

8.InsummerinEngland,yousometimesshouldtakethinkingitwasMonday.Onesummertheyweretotakea

—withyou.(A)longplanetrip.Whatdoyousupposehappened?Well,they

A.warmclothesgottotheairportwithonlytenminutestospare.Sotime

9.Whypeoplewillregretlateriftheydon'ttakeanwasshort.Theyjusthadtobuysomeflightinsurancefirst.

umbrella?(A)Afterall,whoknowswhatwillhappenonaplaneflight?

A.Becausetheywillbecaughtbytherain.Theyquicklyputsomecoinsintoamachineandoutcame

10.InEngland,whatpeoplemostliketotakeaboutis___.theirinsurancepolicy(保险单).

(A)“Whowouldgetthemoneyifwecrash,Iwonder.^^Asked

A.anumbrellaMildred.

“Mymother,ofcourse,“herhusbandreplied.

Passage12:"We'Hmailthepolicytoher.Nowquick,givemea

ADogForSalestamp,willyou?”hesaid.44Theplane'sgoingtotakeoffin

Amanwalkedintoapetshoponedaywithalargeandanotherminute.^^

veryuglydog.Ithadlonghair,shortlegs,notailandaveryBertputthestampontheenvelope,droppeditinthe

wetnose.mailbox,andsuddenlyletoutacry.Whathappened,doyou

“Goodmorning,sir,"theownerofthepetshopsaid."Howsuppose?Hehadmailedtheirplaneticketstohismother!

canIhelpyou?”

“Iwanttosellthisdog.”

Thepetshopownerlookedatthedogandshookhishead.7.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutBertandMildred

"I'msorry.Ican'tgiveyouanythingforthatanimal.Noaccordingtothispassage?(A)

onewillwanttobuyhim.^^A.Itwasveryeasyforthemtoforgetthings.

“Whynot?^^askedtheman."He'sclean,well-behavedand8.Whatdidtheygetafterputtingcoinsintoamachine?(D)

healthy.^^D.Flightinsurancepolicy.

“Lookathim,sir,"saidthepetshopowner."He9.AccordingtoBertandMildred'sdecision,whowouldget

hasn'tgotatail,hislegsaretooshortandhishair'stoolong.theinsurancemoneyiftheirplanecrashed?(C)

Whowouldwanttobuysuchadog?”C.Bert'smothers

“Well,Iguessyou'reright,“themansaid.44Buthe10.WhendidBertrealizethathehadputtheplaneticketsin

cantalk.^^theenvelope?(D)

“Whatdoyoumeanhecantalk?”thepetshopD.Afterheputtheenvelopeintothemailbox.

ownerasked.

“Yes,hecanspeakperfectEnglish.Justlisten."ThePassage14:

mananswered.Ifyoulikelookingatmoreplacesorpeople,travelbybus.

Thedogthenspoke.Busesdon'tgoveryfastinthecentreofLondon.Ingeneral,

“It'strue,sir.^^hesaid."Iamtheworld'sgreatestLondonbusesareredanddouble-deckers(双层汽车)。

talkingdog.FvebeentoAmericaandtalkedtothePresidentTheyhaveadriverandaconductor.

attheWhiteHouseinWashington.TvetalkedtotheQueenWhenyouhavegotonthebus,theconductorsays,

ofEnglandandtheEmperorofJapan.Pleasebuyme,sir.“Tickets,please!,,Yousaywhereyouwanttogo;hetells

Thismanisverycrueltome.Hemakesmeworktoohardyouhowmuchtopay,youpayhimandhegivesyouaticket.

anddoesn'tfeedmeverywell.HenevertakesmeforawalkAlotofLondonbusdriversandconductorscomefromthe

orgivesmeabath.Sometimesheleavesmealoneforweeks.westIndies.

I'msounhappy,sir.PleasebuymeandfindagoodhomeforThereareothersortsofbusesinLondon,too.Thered

me.”single-deckerbuseshaveadriverbutnoconductor.Youpay

thesamepriceforashortjourneyasforalongjourney.

11.Whatdidthedogownerwanttodo?(B)ThegreenbusesarecalledtheGreenLine.Those

B.Tosellhisdog.busescrossLondon,buttheydon'tstopveryoften.Theyare

12.Thepetshopownerdidn'twanttobuyatfirstbecausemainlyforpeoplewholivealittlewayoutofLondonand

thedog.(C)whotravelinandout.

C.wasn'tgood-looking

13.Thedogsaidthathe.(A)6.Whenyouthebus,youpaytheconductorandget

aticket.(A)7.Rosedidnotknowwhatpresentsheshouldbuyforher

A.getonunclebecause.(C)

7.Thereddouble-deckerbuseshave.(B)C.hehadgoteverything

B.aconductorandadriverD.hedidnotlikeapresent

8.TherearekindsofbusesinLondon.(B)8.Rosewenttodifferentshops.(A)

B.threeA.butdidnotfindanythinggood

9.Thecorrectstatementis.(A)9.Roseaskedtheshopassistantto.(B)

A.manyLondonbusconductorsarefromWestIndies.B.tellherwhattobuy

10.Thegreenbusesaremainlyforpeoplewho.(D)10.TheassistantRose.(B)

D.liveoutsideofLondonB.couldnothelp

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