专题09 阅读理解20篇

专题09阅读理解20篇Whenyou’regoingtoanewschoolorgoingtoaparty,meetingpeopleandmakingfriendscanbechallenging.However,itdoesn’thavetobesohard.Tryafewofthesesimplesuggestions,andyou’llbeonyourwayquickly.ListenandAskQuestionsOtherpeopleliketoknowthey’reheardandthattheirideasarevalued.Bybeingagoodlistener,youletothersknowthatyouvaluewhattheyhavetosayandwhotheyare.Youcanletothersknowyou’repayingattentionbylookingattheireyesfromtimetotimewhilethey’respeaking,thenaskingaquestionortwoaboutwhatthey’resaying.Iftheconversationgoeswell,askthepersonforhisorherphonenumberoremail,thenmakeplanstohangout.GiveaComplimentIfyounoticesomethingyoulikeaboutsomeone,giveacompliment.Sharingitwithhimorherisagreatwaytostartaconversation.Whengivingacompliment,behonestandtrue.Evenifyoucomplimentsomethingverysmall,likethecolouroftheperson’sshoes,heorshewillbeverygladtohearit.Youmightevenreceiveacomplimentinreturn.KeepYourselffromTechnologyYoumaynotnoticewho’sinterestedinyouifyoukeepcheckingyouremailandtextmessages.Putawayyourphonefromtimetotimeandtakealookaround.Whoseemsfunnyorinteresting?Whichpersonintheroomhaveyounevertalkedto?Whopaysattentiontoyourideas?Rememberthesepeopleandspendalittletimegettingtoknowthesepeoplefacetoface.JoinaCluborTeamHavinganinterestincommonwithanotherpersongivesbothofyousomethingtotalkabout.Clubs,teamsandothergroupsalsoworktowardcommongoals,whichteachesyouhowtosolveproblemsandhelpsyoumakefriendswithothers.1．Howmanypiecesofadvicearementioned(提及)inthepassage?A．Three B．Four C．Five D．Six2．Whatshouldyoudowhenyouarelisteningtootherpeople?A．JustlistentothethingsIlike. B．Lookattheireyesfromtimetotime.C．Asknoquestions. D．Knowtheirideasarevalued.3．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Compliment”meaninChinese?A．埋怨 B．评论 C．赞美 D．关注4．AccordingtothepartKeepYourselffromTechnology,whichpersonshouldyourememberinaparty?A．Thepersonwhopaysnoattentiontomyideas.B．ThepersonwhoIhavenevertalkedto.C．Thepersonwhoisnotinterestedinme.D．Thepersonwhoisalwaysserious.5．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitle(标题)forthepassage?A．Howtomakefriends B．WheretomeetpeopleC．Whentojoinagroup D．HowtojoinaclubIcan’trememberifIwas9or10yearsold,butIdorememberthatitwasthelastdayof4-Hcamp.Iwaslookinginthemirrorandcheckingmyfaceforbruises(瘀伤).Thedaybefore,forsomesillyreason,Ihadgotintoafightwithanotherboy.Itdidn’ttakelongforthebiggerboystopullusapartandcallitadraw,butintruth,Ihadlost.Myheadstillhurtfromacoupleoftheblowstheotherboyhadlanded.Wehadn’ttalkedsincethefighteitherbutonlystaredcoldlyateachotherfromacrosstheroom.Still,IwasinagoodmoodthismorningbecauseIknewmyMomwasbringingsomeofherhomemadepizzasasatreatformybrother,meandourfriends.SoonIsawherwalkingupthesidewalktowardthestepsofourcabin(小屋).Shehadbeenbringingthesepizzastousevery4-Hcampforyearsnow.Isawhersmileasmybrotherandhisfriendsalltookthebigcutpieces.Shemadesure,though,tosavethelasttwopiecesforme.IthankedherwithasmileandstartedtoeatwhenIsawmyfightopponent（对手）standingofftothesidebyhimself.Atthatmoment,somethingmovedme.Iwalkedovertohimandgavehimoneofthepieces.Wetalked,laughedandate.Andforsomereasonunknowntomeatthetime,thepizzatastedbetterthaneverbefore.Icanseenowwhatmovedmyheart.Alittlemiracle(奇迹)wasworkinginsideofme—movingmetoforgive,togiveandtolove.AndIamsohappythatIfollowedmyheart.ScottishwriterHenryDrummondwrote:“Youwillfindasyoulookbackuponyourlifethatthemomentswhenyouhavetrulylivedarethemomentswhenyouhavedonethingsinthespiritoflove.”Mayyoureallylivethen.________________.Andmayyourpizzaalwaystastedelicious.6．Inthe4-Hcamp,whathappenedtothewriter?A．Hegothurtinafighting. B．Hedevelopedsurvivalskills.C．Hewentonafamilycampingtrip. D．Hewasn’twelcomedatthecamp.7．Whydidtheauthorsharehispizzawithhisopponent?A．Hedidn’tliketoeatpizza.B．Theopponentaskedhimforit.C．Hewantedtoshowhiscareforhim.D．Theopponentsaidsorrytohimforthefight.8．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputintheblankinthelastparagraph?A．Mayyoulivelong. B．Mayyouforgive,giveandlove.C．Mayyourfriendshiplastlong. D．Mayyousharefoodwithyourfriend.ItisAugust2040.PeopleinGardenCityarebuyingtheirholidays,homesandcarsontheInternet.Hereisthewebsite.9．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．Anintroductionofpeople’slifeinthepast.B．Aflyingcarthatusessolarorwindpower.C．Howchildrenlearnaboutalienworldsfromthewebsite.D．PeopleinGardenCityarebuyingthingsfromtheinternetin2040.10．WhatisspecialabouttheFloatingSpaceHotel?A．Ithasawonderfulviewoftheearth.B．Itisworsethantheunderwaterhotel.C．Ithasashoppingcentrebutnocomputerhalls.D．There’sarobotcentreforchildrentolearnabout.11．WhyisthehouseonKennedyRoadsosmart?A．Becauseitisveryfashionable.B．Becauseitiscontrolledbycomputers.C．Becauseithasglassesallaroundit.D．Becausealltheroomsareverysmall.12．WhatmakestheHighFlyerV3parksoeasily?A．Windpower. B．Computers. C．Yourvoice. D．Itsfold-upwings.13．HowdidMr.HufeelwhenhedrivestheHighFlyerV3?A．Surprised. B．Uncomfortable. C．Pleased. D．Terrible.OnNov8,WangYaping,afemaleastronaut(宇航员)ofShenzhouXIII,becameChina’sfirstandtheworld’s16thfemalespacewalker.Theexpectedsix-monthjourneyinspacehasleftmanycuriousaboutthedifferencesbetweenmaleandfemaleastronauts,especiallyintermsofperformingextravehicular(舱外的)activities(EVAs).Exceptbodychallenges,femaleastronautshavespecialadvantages.UnderstandingbetweenastronautsisveryimportantforcarryingoutEVAs,whichisbasedonexcellentcommunicationskills.Womenarebetterincommunicationandlanguageexpression,andthishelpsfemaleastronautsdoextravehicularactivities,accordingtoYangYuguang,headofSpaceTransportationCommittee.Menandwomenaredifferentinbodysize,whichalsogiveswomenspecialadvantagesforspacewalks.“Theirgenerallysmallersizeisanadvantage,aswomenwillbeabletocontroltheirweightbetterandperformdifferentkindsoftasks,”PangtoldChinaDaily.Womeningeneralweighless,eatlessfood,uselessoxygen(氧气),andthereforerequirelessfuel(燃料)togetintospace.Anastronautmustweighbetween55kilogramsand70kilogramstofitinthecabin(舱)ofspacecraftanduselessfuel,accordingtoCGIN.Adifferentbodyshaperequiresadifferentspacesuit.AspacesuitwaspreparedforWang’sextravehicularactivities,whichwaslighterthanthemales’.Designersoptimizedthepatternofthisspacesuitinthelowerpartareatomakeitmoresuitableforastronautswithslimmerbodies.AccordingtoPang,manystudieshavefoundthatfemaleastronautsaremoresuitableforspacetasks,andhaveadvantagesovermaleastronautsinqualitiessuchasattentiontodetailandthinkingthoughtfully.Mendobetterinshorter-term,goal-oriented(目标导向的)situationswhilewomenarebetterinlonger-termhabitation-type(居住类)situations,accordingtoNationalGeographic.Women’stakingpartinEVAsisanimportantpartofspacetasks,andweareseeinghistorythankstoWang’sbravery,accordingtoYang.14．WhatdoweknowaboutWang’sextravehicularactivities?A．Sheisthefirsteverfemalespacewalker.B．Thespacesuitsheworewasspeciallydesigned.C．Thetaskwasplannedtoshowfemale’sadvantages.D．Sheperformedsometasksthathermalepartnerscouldn’tdo.15．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“optimize”inParagraph5meaninthispassage?A．makesomethingbetter B．makesomethingworseC．makesomethingcolourful D．makesomethingcolourless16．Whichofthefollowingisanadvantagefemaleshaveovermaleastronauts?A．Femaleshavebettercommunicationskills.B．Femalebodiesarestrongerandmoresmart.C．Femalescanbeusedtothelifeinspacemorequickly.D．Femalesdealwithgoal-orientedsituationsbetterthanmales.17．What’sthemainideaofthearticle?A．Thechallengesfemaleastronautsfaceduringaspacewalk.B．Thedifficultyoffemalesdoingextravehicularactivities.C．Theadvantagesoffemalesdoingextravehicularactivities.D．Thepreparationsforthefemalestocarryoutspacemission.Dorothyandherfriendswerenervoustogetoutoftheforestassoonastheycould,sotheyhurriedalongtheyellowbrickroad.Itwasnotlongbeforetheycametoawiderriver.“Whatcanwedonow?”Dorothycried.“Thereisn’tatreetallenoughtofallacrossthisriver.”“There’snoproblem,”theScarecrowsaid.“TheTinWoodmanwillbuildaraft(木筏).”AndthisiswhattheTinWoodmandid.Andwhilehewasbusymakingtheraft,Dorothyfoundsomewildfruitandnuts,whichsheatehungrily.Then,becauseitwastakingtheTinWoodmanalongtimetofinishtheraft,Dorothylaydownandwenttosleep.Thenightpassedwithoutanyproblems,andthenextmorningthesmallraftwasready.DorothysatinthemiddlewithToto.Thelionstoodatoneendandnearlymadetheboatsink(沉没)becausehewassobigandheavy.TheScarecrowandtheTinWoodmanstoodattheotherend.Theybothhadlongpoles(杆子)thattheyusedtopushtheraftthroughthewater.Atfirstallwentwell,butthentheriverbecamedeep,butthepolescouldn’tnottouchthebottom.TheTinWoodmansaid,“Ifwecannotstaynearthelandandtheyellowbrickroad,theWickedWitchoftheWestwillusehermagicandhurtus.”“Andthenwewon’tmeettheWizard,andIwon’tgetanywisdom,”theScarecrowsaid.“AndIwon’tgetaheart,”theTinWoodmansaid.“AndIwon’tgetanycourage,”theLionsaid.“AndI’llnevergethometoKansas,”Dorothysaid.“Wemustdosomething.”TheScarecrowwasabletopushtherafttotheriverbank.Dorothy,Toto,theLionandtheTinWoodmangotoff.BeforetheScarecrowcouldgetoff,however,theboatmovedawayfromtheriverbankandcarriedtheScarecrowdowntheriver.Dorothysaid,“Perhapswe’llmeettheraftfurtherdowntheriver.ThemostimportantthingnowistogetbacktotheyellowbrickroadandcontinueonourwaytotheCityofEmeralds.”TheLionandtheTinWoodmanagreed,andtheysetoffalongtheriverbank.ItwasnotlongbeforetheysawtheScarecrow.Hewasholdingontothepoleinthemiddleoftheriver.Therewasnosignoftheraft.18．WhatprobablyhappenedtoDorothyandherfriendsbeforethispassage?A．TheymettheWizard. B．Theymetdangerinaforest.C．Theirdreamcametrue. D．TheWickedWitchhelpedthem.19．Whatcanwelearnfromthispassage?A．TheTinWoodmanwantedtogetsomewisdom.B．TheLionhelpedtopushtherafttotheriverbank.C．Dorothydidn’twanttheScarecrowtogoonwiththem.D．ItwasdangerousforDorothyandherfriendstostayfarawayfromtheland.20．Whichisthecorrectorderofthefollowingthings?①Dorothyandherfriendsgotofftheraft.②TheTinWoodmanbegantobuildaraft.③Dorothyfoundsomewildfruitandnutstoeat.④TheScarecrowwascarrieddowntheriverwiththeraft.A．②③①④ B．③②④① C．②④③① D．③④②①21．Whatkindofnovelcanyouinfer(推断)fromthestory?A．Romanticfictions. B．Sciencefictions.C．Growing-upnovels. D．Travelnovels.Weallknowthereisaproblemwithplasticpollution.Fivetrillionplasticbagsareusedeveryyear.Onemillionplasticdrinkingbottlesareboughteveryminute.Whatifwecoulduseplasticwastetobuildroads?ThisiswhatTobyMcCartneyhasalreadydone.In2019,McCartney’sUK-basedcompany,MacRebur,builttheworld’sfirstplasticroadinElgintown,Scotland.Theplasticwastewasmadeintograins(颗粒)andthenmixedwithbitumen(沥青).Theroadlooksjustlikeanyotherroad.Butithasimprovedstrengthandismorestretchy(有弹性的)thankstotheplastic.“Ourtechnologycannotonlyhelpsolvetheproblemofplasticwastebutalsoproduceroadsthatdealbetterwithchangesintheweather,reducingcracks(裂缝)andpotholes(路面的坑洼),”McCartneytoldtheBBC．McCartney’sideacamefromatriptoIndia.“IsawpeopleinIndiawouldputplasticwasteintopotholesandburnit.Theplasticwouldmelt(熔化)downandformasealinthehole,”saidMcCartney.“Iknewthattheremustbesomesimilaritiesbetweentheplasticandbitumen,whichbothcomefromoil.That’showIstartedtothinkaboutmixingthem,”hesaid.“We’rejustasmallpartofendingtheplasticproblems,butit’snicetobepartofit,”McCartneysaid.“Ijustdon’twantmydaughterstoliveinaworldwheretherearemoreplasticsinouroceansthanfish.”22．Paragraph1iswrittentoshowthatplasticpollutionis________.A．fasterthanexpected B．betterthanotherpollutionC．aseriousproblem D．mostlyunknown23．Compared(比较)withnormalroads,theplasticroad________.a.isnoteasytobreakb.isafraidofhotweatherc.ismorestretchyd.costsmoremoneyA．ab B．ac C．bc D．bd24．WhatdoesMcCartneymeaninthelastparagraph?A．Plasticpollutionwillsoonbesolvedwithhishelp.B．Childrenshouldalsojointoreduceplasticpollution.C．Plasticpollutionisbecomingmoreandmoreserious.D．Heiswillingtoofferhelpinreducingplasticpollution.Jazzynewsignsinsubwaystationshavebeencatchingtheeyesofcommuters(通勤者)inWashington,D．C．Insteadofrushingtogetonatrain,peoplestoptoreadpoemswrittenbykids.Thelightedposters,called“MetroMuse”,appearedat10trainstopsinthebusycity.Ondisplay:12thoughtfulcompositionstocelebratekids’creativityandtopromotereading.WriterLaurieStroblasbegantheDistrictLinesPoetryProjectin1994,hopingtogivebusriderssomethingbettertolookatthanadsorgraffiti.Shehadbeenleadingpoetryworkshopsinpublicschools,sosheaskedherstudentstolendahand.“Theresponse(反应)wasunbelievable,”saysStroblas.Later,shedecidedtotransferherideastothebusesandpickednewpoemswiththeadviceof150students.OrganizationsdonatedenoughmoneytokeepMetroMuseinsubwaystationsallwinter.Inspring,anewcropofpoemssprouted(萌芽)oncitybuses.Whatwerethepoemsabout?Snowfalling,thearrivalofanewyear,love,fear,andpeace.CindyRosales,asixthgradestudentatOysterElementarySchool,wasinspired(激励)byherfavoritetypeofmusic:“Kindnessisthejazz,”shewrote.“Bringthebigjazzin.Thebigwholejazz.”Likemostpoets,thekidshadmixedfeelingsaboutlettingthepublicreadtheirprivatethoughts.“Iwouldfeelgladthatsomeonereadmypoem,”onegirlsaid.“ButIwouldfeelsadiftheymissedtheirtrain.”25．Wherearethepoemsposted?A．Intheclassroom. B．Ontheschoolgrounds.C．Subwaystationsandtrains. D．Subwaystationsandbuses.26．Whataresomeofthetopicsofthepoems?A．Love,fear,andpeace. B．Death,anger,andwar.C．Schooltests,andfighting. D．Hope,fear,andrain.27．TheDistrictLinesPoetryProjectwas_______.A．startedin1995 B．setupbyLaurieStroblasC．orderedtobeginbythePresident D．firstfortheparentsandnowforthekids28．Whichisthebesttitleofthearticle?A．ThePoetryPizza B．TheMetroMuseC．Herecomesthebus D．KidsFirst—PoetrySecondAmericanboysandgirlslovetowatchtelevision.Somechildrenspendsixhoursadayinschoolandfourtosixhoursadayinfrontofthetelevisionset.SomeevenwatchtelevisionforeighthoursormoreonSaturday.Televisionsarelikebooksorfilms.Achildcanlearnbadthingsandgoodthingsfromthem.Someshowshelpchildrentounderstandthenewsandplacesfromothercountriesorothertimesinhistory.Withtelevisionachilddoesnothavetogotothezootoseeanimalsortotheoceantoseeaship.Boysandgirlscanseeaplayaconcertoragameathome.Televisionbringsmanyplacesandeventsintoourhomes.Someprogrammesshowcrimeandotherthingsthatarebadforchildren,soparentssometimeshelpthemtofindotherinterestingthingstodo.29．Childrenspend________adayinschool.A．fivehours B．eighthours C．sixhours D．fourhours30．“Televisionbringsmanyplacesandeventsintoourhomes”means________.A．televisionmakesthingshappeninhomesB．wecanknowplacesandeventswithoutgoingtoseethem.C．wecanseehousesandbuildingsonTV.D．wecanfindthemeasily31．Parentssometimeshelptheirchildrenfindotherthingstodowhenthereis________forchildrenonTV.A．abadprogram B．anuninterestingfilmC．agame D．ananimalCaptainNemotookmetothediningroom.Wesatatatableinthemiddleoftheroomandateadeliciouslunch.Hetoldmethatallthefoodcamefromthesea.“Ilovethesea,”hesaid.“ItgivesmeeverythingthatIneed.Evenmyclothescomefromthesea.Itisaplaceofperfectpeace.Therearenogovernments,notaxes,andnowars.Here,Iamtrulyfree!Iwillneverreturntotheland.“Hetookmetoseethelibrarywhichhadthousandsofbooksinmanylanguages.Thenheshowedmetheartgallery.Ithadmanypaintingsbyfamousartists.Thenextroomwasamuseumwithallkindsoftreasuresfromthesea.Ihadneverseensuchagoodmuseum.CaptainNemowasveryproudofhiscollectionandveryproudoftheNautilus(鹦鹉螺号).Hetoldmethathehaddiscoveredawaytomakeelectricity(电)usingsaltandmercury(水银).ThiselectricitygavetheNautilusallthepoweritneededtomovethroughthewater.Hugepumpsfilledandemptied(排空)tanksofairandwatertomaketheNautilussinkorrise.Afterwegottotheengineroom,CaptainNemoshowedmetheengineandexplainedhowitworked.TheNautiluswasseventymeterslongandeightmeterswide.Ithadacylindrical(圆柱形的)shapewithpointsoneachendandweighed1,500tons.“It’sawonderfulship!”Iexclaimed(惊叫).“Iloveitasifitweremychild,”hereplied.“Howdidyoubuilditinsecret?”Iasked.“Allthepartsweremadeindifferentcountries.IuseddifferentnameseachtimeIplacedanorder.Itookallthepartstoadesertisland,andmyworkmenputthemtogether.Then,weburnedourworkshops.”“Itmusthavecostafortune!(大笔的钱)”Iexclaimed.“Millionsofdollars,”hereplied.“However,Ihavebillions!”—Takenfrom20,000LeaguesUndertheSea32．WhatdoesCaptainNemothinkofhislifeatsea?A．Boring. B．Enjoyable. C．Meaningless. D．Busy.33．Whichcanreplace(替换)thewordsink?A．godown B．goup C．goaround D．goback34．Whichisthecorrectorderofwhathappenedinthepassage?a.Wehadadeliciousdinnertogether.b.CaptainNemoshowed“me”howtheengineworkedc.“I”wasamazedatthecostofbuildingtheship.d.“I”sawthousandsofbooksindifferentlanguages.e.CaptainNemotold“me”anewwaytomakeelectricity.A．a-d-e-c-b B．a-b-d-e-c C．a-b-c-e-d D．a-d-e-b-c35．Wecanknowfromthepassagethat________.A．CaptainNemowouldshow“me”aroundhisworkshopsB．CaptainusedhisnametoplaceordersindifferentcountriesC．CaptaindevotedalmostallhismoneytobuildingNautilusD．Nautiluscouldrisetothesurfacebyfillingtanksofairandemptyingwater36．Whichmaybethebesttitleforthepassage?A．MyfirsttouraroundNautilus.B．WhatNautiluslookedlike.C．AprivateconversationwithCaptainNemo.D．CaptainNemo’scollections.OnNov8,WangYaping,afemaletaikonautofShenzhouXIIImission,becameChina’sfirstandtheworld’s16thfemalespacewalker.Theexpectedsix-monthjourneyinspacehasleftmanycuriousaboutthedifferencesbetweenmaleandfemaleastronauts,especiallyintermsofperformingextravehicular(舱外的)activities(EVAs).Despite(即使)physicalchallenges,femaleastronautshaveunique(独一无二的)advantages.UnderstandingbetweenastronautsisveryimportantforcarryingoutEVAs,whichisbasedonexcellentcommunicationskills.Womenaresuperior(更好的)incommunicationandlanguageexpression,andthishelpsfemaleastronautsdoextravehicularactivities,accordingtoYangYuguang,vicechairofSpaceTransportationCommitteeoftheInternationalAstronauticalFederation.Menandwomenaredifferentinbodysize,whichalsogiveswomenuniqueadvantagesforspacewalks.“Theirgenerallysmallersizeisanadvantage,aswomenwillbeabletocontroltheirweightbetterandperformawidervarietyoftasks,”PangtoldChinaDaily.Womeningeneralweighless,eatlessfood,consumelessoxygen(氧气),andthereforerequiredlessfuel(燃料)togetintospace.Ataikonautmustweighbetween55kilogramsand70kilogramstofitinthecabinofspacecraftandconsumelessfuel,accordingtoCGIN.Adifferentbodyshaperequiresadifferentspacesuit.Atailor-madespacesuitwaspreparedforWang’sextravehicularactivities,whichwaslighterthanthemales’.Designersoptimizedthepatternofthisspacesuitinthelowerlimb(下肢)areatomakeitmoresuitableforastronautswithslimmerfigures.AccordingtoPang,manystudieshavefoundthatfemaleastronautsaremoresuitableforspacemissions,andhaveadvantagesovermaleastronautsinqualitiessuchasattentiontodetailandthinkingcomprehensively(全面地).Mentendtoexcelinshorter-term,goal-oriented(目标导向的)situationswhilewomenarebetterinlonger-termhabitation-type(居住类)circumstances,accordingtoNationalGeographic.Women’sparticipationinEVAsisanintegral(不可缺少的)partofspacemissions,andwearewitnessinghistorythankstoWang’sbravery,accordingtoYang.37．WhatdoweknowaboutWang’sextravehicularactivities?A．Sheisthefirsteverfemalespacewalker.B．Themissionwasplannedtoshowgenderequality.C．Sheperformedsometasksthathermalepartnerscouldn’tdo.D．Thespacesuitsheworewasspeciallydesigned.38．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“optimize”meaninthispassage?A．makesomethingbetter B．makesomethingworseC．makesomethingcolourful D．makesomethingcolourless39．Whichofthefollowingisanadvantagefemaleshaveovermaleastronauts?A．Femaleshavebettercommunicationskills.B．Femalesdealwithgoal-orientedsituationsbetterthanmales.C．Femalebodiesarestrongerandmoreflexible.D．Femalescanadapttospacemorequickly.40．What’sthemainideaofthearticle?A．Thechallengesfemaleastronautsfaceduringaspacewalk.B．Theimportanceoffemalesdoingextravehicularactivities.C．Theadvantagesoffemalesdoingextravehicularactivities.D．Thepreparationsforthefemalestocarryoutspacemission.Thatmorning,wenoticedacabfollowingSirHenryandDr.MortimerinLondon.Butwho?WewenttoSirHenry’shotel.HolmesaskedDr.Mortimerifanyonewithablackbeard(胡须)livedinornearBaskervilleHall.“Yes,”saidDr.Mortimer,“Barrymore.”“Wemustsendatelegram(电报)tocheckwhetherBarrymoreisinLondonoratBaskervilleHall,”saidHolmes.SirHenrysaidhewantedtogotoBaskervilleHall.“OK”,saidHolmes.“Butyoumustn’tgoalone.Watsoncangowithyou.”SirHenryandIagreedtotakethe10:30trainonSaturday.Holmesthoughtdeeplyonthewayhome:thestoryoftheHound,SirCharles’sdeath,thestrangeletter,themissingbootandtheblack-beardedman.Hesatinhisroomallafternoon,smokingandthinking.Justbeforedinner,atelegramarrived.Itsaid,“BarrymoreisatBaskervilleHall.”“Thatbecomesadeadend,Watson.Wewillhavetolookforanotherwaytogoforward.”Justthenthedoorbellrang.Itwasthecabdriverwhodrovethemanwiththeblackbeard.“Igotamessagethatyouareaskingforme”,hesaid.“I’veneverhadacomplaint.Icameheretoaskyouwhatyouhadagainstme!”“No,no,”saidHolmes.“Instead,I’llgiveyoumoneyifyoutellmeaboutthemaninyourcabthismorning.Hewatchedthishouseat10:00andthentoldyoutofollowthetwogentlemen.”Thedriverlookedsurprisedandthenanswered,“ThemansaidhewasadetectiveandthatIshouldn’ttellanyoneabouthim.”“It’sserious,myfriend,andyoumaybeintroubleifyourefusetoanswer.”“Hisname,”saidthedriver,“wasSherlockHolmes.”I’dneverseenHolmesmoresurprised.Thenhelaughed.“Hescoredagainstmethattime,Watson.”Thedrivertolduseverythingheknew.Holmesgavehimthemoneyandsenthimaway.“Thisisadangerousenemy,Watson.”41．Theunderlinedphrase“deadend”inthepassagemeans________.A．HolmeswantedtogiveupsolvingthecaseB．theroadinfrontofBaskervilleHallwasclosedC．thecabdriverdidn’tfindhiswayandturnedroundD．theydidn’tknowwhothemanwithablackbeardwas42．Whichofthefollowingaboutthecabdriveristrue?A．Hewasasdangerousastheblack-beardedman.B．Hereceivedacomplaintfromtheblack-beardedman.C．Hedidn’tknowwhyHolmesaskedforhimatthebeginning.D．Hedidn’ttellHolmesanythingabouttheblack-beardedman.43．Whodid“he”refertointhesentence“Hescoredagainstmethattime.”A．thecabdriver B．themaninthecabC．SirHenry D．Watson44．Therightorderofthesentencesis________.a.Holmesreceivedthetelegram.b.ThecabdrivercametoseeHolmes.c.WatsonwasaskedtogowithSirHenry.d.Holmeswassurprisedandthenlaughed.e.WatsonandSirHenrytookthe10:30train.A．c-a-b-d-e B．c-e-a-b-d C．a-b-c-d-e D．a-c-e-b-d45．Whichofthefollowingisnotneededinthisexperiment?A．Cup. B．Flashlight. C．Spoon. D．Milk.46．Therightorderoftheexperimentis________.①Addsomemilktowaterandstir.

②Fillglasshalfwaywithwaterinthedark.③Shinelightonglassfromallanglesagain.

④Shinelightonglassfromallangles.A．②③①④ B．①③②④ C．②④①③ D．①④②③47．WhichstatementoftheexperimentisNOTtrue?A．Theexperimentmustbedoneinadarkenedplace.B．Anykindofmilkcanbeusedinthisexperiment.C．Thelightlooksbluewhenyoulookatthesideoftheglassoppositethelight.D．Themilkintheexperimentislikethedustandairpollutionintheatmosphere.Weallwanttolivethelifewedreamof.However,attimes,somenegative(消极的)ideasmaystopus.Hopethefollowingsuggestionscanhelptoignore(忽略)thoseideas

andgoahead.DoWhatWeCanControlOnethingwecancontrolisdoingwhatwecan—eatinghealthily,exercising,readingandgettingenoughsleep.Doingtherightthingscanhelpus

achievethemosthappiness.Also,itcanmakeusmoveonintherightdirection.However,weshouldalsoacceptthattherearemanythingswecan’tcontrol.TakeCalculated(预料到的)RisksSuccessdoesn’tcomewithoutrisks.Weallhavetotakerisksinlife,buttrytomakesurethoserisksarecalculated.Forexample,youareworkingatajobthatyouhate,andyouaredreamingof