专题04 阅读理解20篇

专题04阅读理解20篇WhenIwas5yearsold,IwenttotheUSAwithmymum.IcanstillrememberthefirstHalloweenholidayIhadintheUSA．OnthemorningofHalloween,wepaidavisittoapumpkinfarm.Eachofusbroughtapumpkintoschool.Iusedthepumpkintomakealanternwhichhadtwotriangle（三角形）eyesandascary（可怕的）mouth.Intheafternoon,weputontheHalloweencostumesandwalkedaroundtheschool.IchosetowearasuitofSuperman’sclothes.Ididalotofthingsthatday,butthepartIlikedbestwas“trickortreat”intheevening.Afterdinner,Iwentoutsidewithanemptybag.Ihopedtogetalotofcandyfrompeople.Atfirst,Iwasabitnervous,sowhenIknockedatthedoor,myheartwasbeatingveryfast.Aladycameout,andIsaidcarefullytoher,“Trickortreat.”Myvoicewasverylow,andevenmyselfcouldhardlyhearit.Tomysurprise,theladywassokindtogivemetwocandybars,andIwassoexcited.ThenIthankedtheladyandmovedon.Icouldn’trememberhowmanyhousesIvisited,butIcouldrememberhowmanycandiesIgot—Igot91piecesofcandythatday.WhatahappyHalloweenIhad!AndIwishwecouldhaveaHalloweeneverymonth!1．Whatdidthewriterusethepumpkintomake?A．Atriangle. B．Alantern. C．Acandy. D．ASuperman.2．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“empty”inParagraph4mean?A．Havingdifferentkindsofthingsinside. B．Havingmoneyinside.C．Havingnothinginside. D．Havingalotoffoodinside.3．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A．“Trickortreat”wasthepartthatthewriterlikedbest.B．Thewriterfeltrelaxedatfirsttoaskedothersforcandies.C．Theladywastooangrytogivethewriteranycandy.D．Thewriteronlyvisitedonehousefor“trickortreat”.4．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MyFirstHalloweenHolidayintheUSA B．MyLifeintheUSAC．Candy—MyFavourite D．AKindLadyIMetatHalloweenMrandMrsBrownhavetwochildren:MikeandLiz.Thewholefamilyareallbusy,sotheyoftenleavenotesforeachother.①3:30p.m.ToMike,MrTylerrang.Nofootballgametoday.I’mgoingtoDonna’shousetoplayandbebackat5:00p.m.FromLiz②4:00p.m.ToLiz,It’syourturntowalkthedog.Ihavetodomyhomeworkafterschool.Remembertodoitwhenyougethome.FromMike③6:45p.m.Hasanyoneseenmytennisshoes?I’mdoingmyhomeworkinmybedroom.Mike④9:00p.m.Isawyourshoesthismorning.TheysmeltterriblesoIputthemoutsidethebackdoor.Mum5．WhendidLizleaveanoteforMike?A．At3:30p.m. B．At4:00p.m. C．At5:00p.m. D．At6:45p.m.6．WhatdidMikeaskLiztodoinhisnote?A．HeaskedLiztodohomework. B．HeaskedLiztowashshoesforhim.C．HeaskedLiztowalkthedog. D．HeaskedLiztowatchafootballgame.7．WherewasMike’stennisshoes?A．Outsidethefrontdoor. B．Inhisbedroom.C．Underthetable. D．Outsidethebackdoor.Lastweek,wehadagoodtimeinHongKongDisneyland.Thefollowingissomeinformationforsightseeing.Ithinkitwillbehelpfulforyouifyouplantovisitit.AttractionHongKongDisneyland,thefifthDisneytheme(主题)parkintheworld,andthesecondDisneythemeparkinAsia,openeditsdoortothepubliconSeptember12,2005.It’sthefirstDisneylandinChinaaswellasthecheapestoneintheworld.Itincludes7lands-Adventureland,GrizzlyGulch,MysticPoint,ToyStoryLand,Fantasyland,TomorrowlandandMainStreetU.S.A．Openinghours10:30a.m.—7:30p.m.(Saturdaysto8:30p.m.)FeeTicket:(onweekdays)$295(Ages12—64)$210(Ages3—11)$170(Ages65orabove)(onweekends)$350(Ages12—64)$250(Ages3—11)$200(Ages65orabove)Childrenunder3:freeHowtobookticketsPhone:8521-830-830Website:HowtogetthereBycar;Bybus;Bytaxi;ByMTR;Byferryandsoon.WhendidthewritergotoHongKongDisneyland?A．Lastyear. B．Lastweek. C．Yesterday. D．Lastmonth.9．PeterwillvisitHongKongDisneylandwithhis2-year-olddaughterand11-year-oldsonnextSaturday.Howmuchwillhespend?A．$550. B．$600. C．$650. D．$700.10．WhichkindoftransportisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A．Byplane. B．Bybus. C．Bytaxi. D．Bycar.11．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A．AtriptoHongKongDisneyland.B．HowtotravelinHongKongDisneyland.C．SomeinformationaboutHongKongDisneyland.D．HowtofindinformationaboutHongKongDisneylandAnimalsareourfriends.Dogscanhelpblindpeoplegotosomeplaces.Now,horsescanalsodoit.DigbyisasmallAmericanhorse.Now,heisthefirstguidehorseinEngland.Andhisowner(主人)isablindmannamedMohammedPatel.Patelisafraidofdogs,sohechoosesDigbyashisguide.BeforeDigbybecameMohammedPatel’sguide,itgotalotoftrainingandworkedveryhard.ItlearnthowtoleadPateltowalkonthestreet.ItlearnthowtogetmagazinesforPatel.ItalsohelpedPatelchooseclotheswhenhewentshopping.Now,Digbyisnotasmallhorseanditisabout0.8meterstall.Itisverybig,soPatelcan’ttakeittohiscompany.WhenPateltakesittotheoffice,itknocks(撞)thingsoffthedesks.SoPatelhastosaygoodbyetoDigby.Digbyissad.Luckily,Digbyhasanewjob.IthelpsblindpeopletravelaroundsomeplacesandmanystreetsinLondon.Italsohelpsblindpeoplegettothebusstation.Asweknow,aguidedoghasonlyeightyearsofworkinglife,butaguidehorsecanliveforabout50years.Soaguidehorsecanbea“lifelongfriend”forpeople.12．PatelchoosesDigbyashisguidebecause________.A．DigbyisfromAmericaB．Digbyistall C．heisafraidofdogs D．helikeshorses13．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Aguidedogcanliveforabout50years.B．Ablindpersonshouldchooseaguidehorse.C．Aguidehorsecanhelpblindpeoplealotintheirlife.D．Aguidehorsecansendmailstoblindpeople.14．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．AGoodGuide-Digby B．ABlindMan-Patel C．Digby’sNewJobinLondon D．AGuideDog’sWorkingLifeDoyouoftenuseacellphone?Doyoutakethesubwaytoschooleveryday?Theseitems(物品)makeourmodernliveseasier.Butdoyouknowhowweshouldbehaveproperlywhileusingthem?Thefollowingsuggestionsmightbehelpful.Forcellphoneusers◆Keepyourvoicedownwhenyoumakeaphonecallinpublic.Shoutingonthephonemaymakeothersfeeluncomfortable.Andyou’dbetternotuseitduringameeting.◆Stopsendingmessagesorplayinggameswithyourcellphoneatadinneroraparty.It’sagoodtimetocommunicate(交流)withyourfamilyandfriends.◆Don’tmakeoransweracallwhiledriving.Itisnotonlyverydangerousforbothyouandyourpassengersbutalsoagainstthelaw.Forsubwaypassengers◆Youaresupposedtowaitinlinewhilebuyingticketsandgettingonthesubway.◆You’renotallowedtoeat,drinkorsmokeonthesubwaytrain.Thesmellandnoisemaytroubleothers.It’sourdutytokeepthetraincleanandtidy.Besides,smokingisbadforhealth.◆Youcan’ttakepetsontothetrain.Asweallknow,animalsmayspreaddiseases(传播疾病)andgetthetraindirty.◆You’dbetternotlieacrossthesubwayseatsevenifthetrainisn’tcrowded.Offeringyourseattosomeonewhoneedsitisregardedasgoodmanners.15．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inthepassagereferto?A．Cellphones. B．Subways. C．Items. D．BothAandB．16．Accordingtothepassage,whatcanwedoonthesubway?A．Playgamesonthecellphone. B．Eatsomethingwhenwearehungry.C．Takeourpetdogsontothetrain. D．Lieonthesubwayseatifit’sempty.17．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．Weshouldn’tusethecellphoneonthesubway.B．It’simpolite(不礼貌)tosendmessagesonthesubway.C．Otherpeoplemayfeeluncomfortableifwespeakloudlyinpublic.D．Passengersneedn’toffertheirseatstothosewhoneedthemiftherearetoomanypeopleonthesubway.18．What’sthepurpose(目的)ofthispassage?A．Totelluswhentousethecellphone.B．Totellushowtobehaveproperlywhileusingthecellphoneortakingthesubway.C．Totellusit’sdangeroustousecellphonewhiledriving.D．Togiveussuggestionsonhowtotakeasubway.Thebesttimetocollectgreenleavesisearlyintheleafingseasonbutnotsoearly.ThemonthsofJuneandJulyprovidethebestleafsamples(样品),butyoucanactuallyfindgreatleafsamplesthroughoutthesummer.Tomakeafallcolourcollection,youhavetocollecttheleavesinautumn.Whenyouchooseleavesforyoursamples,trytochooseleavesofaboutthesamesizeandshapeonthetree.Makesureyoucollecttheentire(完整的)leaves.Remember,someleaveshaveonlyoneblade(叶片)orleaflet(小叶).Someleaveshaveafewormanyleaflets.Youmustknowthesetwokindsofleaves.Goodleafcollectionscontaintheentireleaves.Ihaveseenmanybeautifulfallcolourcollections.Youshoulddrythecollectedleavescarefullybeforeputtingtheminaleafpress(压印机).Whenyoucollectleavesinthefield,youcanputthembetweenthepagesofbooktoprotectthem.Andthen,pressthemassoonaspossible.Youshouldwritedowneachleaf’snameandputtheminaleafpress.19．Whenisthebesttimetocollectgreenleaves?A．JuneandJuly. B．AprilandMay.C．FebruaryandMarch. D．AugustandSeptember.20．Theleavesforcollectionsshouldnotbe________.A．aboutthesamesizeleaves B．theentireleavesC．aboutthesameshapeleaves D．theleaveswithholes21．Whatshouldyoudobeforeyouputtheleavesintheleafpress?A．Washtheleavescarefully. B．Drytheleavescarefully.C．Puttheleavesbetweenthepagesofabook. D．Remove(移动)theleavesfromthebook.22．Whichofthefollowingmaybethebesttitleforthispassage?A．HowtoKeepLeaves B．WhentoCollectLeavesC．WheretoCollectLeaves D．HowtoMakeLeafSamples“Icheckmye-mailalmostfortytimesaday.”“Iseldomspendlessthanthreehourseachtimeonthenet.”“Ispendmoretimeinchatroomsthanwithmy‘real-time’friends.”“IsometimesgetupatthreeorfourinthemorningtosurftheInternet.”Doyouknowanypeoplelikethese?Theyarepartofanewaddiction（瘾）,calledInternetaddiction.Accordingtoexperts,Internetaddictsspendatleastthirtytofortyhoursonlineeveryweek.TheylosecontrolofthetimetheyspendontheInternet.Forexample,onecollegestudentwasmissingforseveraldays.Hisfriendswereworriedandlookedforhimeverywherebutcouldn’tfindhim.Theycalledthepolice.Thepolicefoundthestudentinthecomputerlab:hewassurfingtheInternetforsevendayswithouttakingarest!AstudyshowsthataboutsixtotenpercentofInternetusersbecomeaddicted.TheteenagersspendmoretimeontheInternetthanwithfriendsandfamilies.That’swhysomeexpertsworrymostaboutyoungpeople.Is“surfingtheInternet”ahobbyoranaddictionforyou?Youmayhaveaproblemifyouhaveoneofthefollowing:★Yougooutwithyourfriendslessandless.★Youcan’twaittogetonlineagain.★You’vedecidedtospendashorttimeonline,butthenyouspendseveralhours.★YoudonotgotoimportantfamilyeventsoryoudonotdoschoolprojectsbecauseyouliketospendhoursontheInternet.Whatshouldwedowiththeproblem?SomeexpertssuggestthatpeoplesetstrictrulesontheirtimeforInternetuse.Youhavetolearntocontrolit,ortheInternetwouldcontrolyou.23．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“Internetaddicts”meaninthepassage?A．网络精英 B．网络爱好者 C．网瘾人士 D．网络先锋24．HowmanyhoursdoesanInternetaddictspendonlineeveryweekaccordingtoexperts?A．Atleast13—14hours. B．Atleast13—40hours.C．Atleast30—40hours. D．Atleast13—30hours.25．Whydosomeexpertsworrymostaboutyoungpeople?A．Becauseaboutsixtotenpercentofyoungpeoplebecameaddicted.B．BecauseyoungpeoplespendmoretimeontheInternetthanwithfriendsandfamilies.C．BecauseyoungpeoplesometimesgetupatthreeorfourinthemorningtosurftheInternet.D．Becauseyoungpeopleseldomspendlessthanthreehourseachtimeonthenet.26．WhichofthefollowingisNOTthesymptom（症状）ofInternetaddiction?A．YougetmoreandmorefriendsbecauseyouspendlesstimeontheInternet.B．You’vedecidedtospendashorttimeonline,butthenyouspendseveralhours.C．Youdon’tgotoimportantfamilyeventsbecauseyouspendhoursontheInternet.D．YoudonotdoschoolprojectsbecauseyouliketospendhoursontheInternet.Itisanexcellentideatogiveyourchildachocolatebartofinishhisorhermathhomework.Itissaidthatthesweettreatcanbehelpfulincalculating(计算).Thestudy,shownattheBritishPsychological(心理的)Societymeeting,isgreatnewsforstudentswhosefavoriteischocolatewhenpreparingformathexams.Forthestudy,30volunteerswereaskedtocalculateingroupsofthreefromnumbersbetween800and999createdbyacomputercasually.Thefindingsshowedthattheycoulddothecalculationsmorequicklyandcorrectlyaftertheyhadbeengivenchocolate.Thefindingsalsoshowedthatthevolunteersdidnotgettiredeasilyeveniftheywerebeingaskedtodothecalculationsoverandoverforanhour.However,itwasnottruewhenthevolunteerswereaskedtocalculateingroupsofseven.Thatistosay,chocolatehaslesseffectonamoredifficulttaskbecausedifferentcalculationsneeddifferentpartsofthebrain.Whydoeschocolatehaveeffectonthehumanbrain?Thatisbecausechocolatehasflavanols(黄烷醇),whichcanincreasethebloodflowtothebrain.Thatistosay,theyaregoodforourbrains.Infact,notonlychocolatebutalsosomefruitandvegetableshaveflavanols,suchasapplesandgrapes.So,themorefruitandvegetablesthatarehighinflavanolsweeat,thebetterthatisforyourbrain.27．WhichgroupofthenumbersmightbechosenforthestudyaccordingtoParagraph3?A．137,809,321 B．819,980,902 C．876,654,998 D．895,786,80028．Whydidthevolunteersdothecalculationsmorequicklyandcorrectly?A．Becausethecalculationsingroupsofthreewereeasy.B．Becausetheyweregoodatmaths.C．Becausetheyweregoodatcalculationsingroupsofthree.D．Becausetheyweregivenchocolatetoeat.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”referto?A．Flavanols. B．Calculations. C．Brains. D．Chocolates.30．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A．30volunteerswereaskedtodotheexperimentinthestudy.B．Calculationsingroupsofsevenaremoredifficultthanthoseingroupsofthree.C．Chocolatedoesn’tworkwellwhenyoucalculateingroupsofseven.D．Thevolunteersbecametiredaftertheywereaskedtodothecalculationsforhalfanhour.It’sOurWorldStartyourlifeearlyEachofusonlyhasafewyearsinthisbig,scarymystery（神秘的事情）ofaworld.That’swhyit’simportanttostartsolvingsomeofthemysteryearlyon.Considerfinishingthefollowinggoals:TraveltheworldLeavehomeanddiscoveraculturedifferentfromyourown.Asanextratask,learnthelanguagethereaswell.Butbecareful—seeingmoreoftheworldusuallymakesitseembigger.ServetheworldHelpothersnearbyregularlywhethertheyarehomelesspeopleorneedychildren.You’llfindthatyourownareaismuchmorecomplexthanyourealized.Helpyourselfbyhelpingfriendsandstrangersaroundyou.FacetheworldChallengeyourself—runamarathon,learntodance,gobungeejumping.Youcan’timaginethelessonsyou’lllearnandthememoriesyou’llmakebybeingdaring.UnderstandtheworldMakethemostofyourlifestartingfromayoungage.Theworldwon’tstopchanging,andtimewon’tstopmovingforward,andneithershouldyou.But,moreimportantly,rememberthatit’snevertoolatetobegin.31．Youcandosomethingtofacetheworldexcept________.A．runningamarathon B．goingbungeejumpingC．learningtodance D．goingtoschool32．Thewriterthinksit’s________tobeginunderstandingtheworld.A．toolate B．almostlate C．notlate D．early33．What’sthewriter’sviewtothelife?A．Ourlivesaresolongthatwecandoalotofthings.B．Everyonehasenoughtimetodoeverything.C．Weshouldstartourlivesasearlyaspossible.D．Weshouldstartourlivesassoonaswegrowup.Haveyoueverwatchedyourdogbury（埋）hisfavoritebonebutdigituponlyadayorlater?Thereisactuallyareasonbehindthis-it’ssimplyintheirnature.Forthousandsofyears,dogshaveburiedtheirbones.Whendogslivedinthewild,sometimestherewasnotenoughfood,itwashardforthemtofindfood.Iftheywereabletofindmeatandbones,dogshadtoprotectthem.Inordertokeepotherdogsandanimalsfromfindingtheirmeat,dogswouldburyitintheground.Eventhoughmostdogshavelotsoffoodtoeattoday,theirinstincts（本能）stilltellthemtoburytheirbones.Somedogsevenhide（藏）morethanoneboneatatime.Adogcannotburyabonejustanywhere.Hemustfirstfindtheperfectplace.Oftenit’snearatreeoralargerock.Oncethedogfindstheperfectplace,heuseshisfrontfeettodigthehole,dropstheboneandcoversuptheholetoprotectit.Dogsdon’talwaysrememberwhereaboneisburied,buttheyhaveawonderfulsenseofsmell.Adogcansmellaboneevenifithasbeenburiedforyears.Mostofthetime,dogsfindbonestheyhaveburiedbythemselves,buttheycanalsofindbonesburiedbyotherdogs.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inParagraph1referto?A．Whydogsdigtheirbones. B．Whydogsburytheirbones.C．Whendogsburytheirbones. D．Wheredogsburytheirbones.35．Wheredodogswouldliketoburythebones?A．Nearadoor. B．Neararock. C．Nearariver. D．Nearahouse.36．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Dogsstartedburyingbones100yearsago. B．Dogsdonotburybonestoprotectthemnow.C．Dogssmellalwaysworkwhenfindingbones. D．Dogsonlyhideoneboneeachtime.37．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Dogs’LifeintheWild B．Dogs’WonderfulSenseofSmellC．WhatareDogsInstincts? D．WhyDoDogsBuryTheirBones?Ifyoulookupintoatree,youcanoftenseeanimalslikesquirrelsandbirds.Butyoumayseeaverydifferentanimalintheargantree（摩洛哥坚果树）inMorocco:goat!Goatsclimbthebranchestoeatthefruits.Theargantreecanbeupto30feettallanditonlygrowsinsouthwesternMorocco（摩洛哥）.Thisareaisquitedryandhot.ThereisnotmuchfoodforgoatsinthepartofMorocco.Sowhenarganfruitsripen（成熟）,thegoatscarefullyclimbuptheargantreesandeattheyellowanddarkbrownfruitsofargantrees.Thesegoatscannotdigestthenut（坚果）insidethefruit.However,theyspitout（吐出）thenut.Farmerscollectthesenutsandgettheseedsinsidethem.Andtheyusetheseedstoproducearganoil.Arganoilhasbecomepopulararoundtheworld.Thisoilisusedincooking.Itisalsousedasaskinandhaircosmetic（化妆品）.Althoughthesegoatshelpfarmersproducearganoil,thereareotherproblemsbecauseoftheirtreeclimbing.Goatsoftenspendabout6hoursonthebranchesofthesetrees.Theirhooves（羊蹄）hurtthetree’sbranches.Thesetree-climbinggoatsattract（吸引）touristssofarmersbroughtinmoreandmoregoatstothisarea.Thatisalsonotgoodforthehealthoftheargantrees.Argantreesareindanger.Somescientistsaretryingtosavethesetrees.Hopefullythesetreeswillkeephealthyandthesegoatswillcontinueenjoyingthesefruitsformanyyearstocome!38．Moroccangoatsclimbtheargantreeto________.A．lookaround B．attracttourists C．protectthemselves D．lookforfood39．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“digest”inParagraph3mean?A．发现 B．消化 C．制造 D．使用40．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothelastparagraph?A．Bringinginmoreandmoregoatsisgoodfortheargantrees.B．Thesegoatsspend16hoursonthebranchesofthesetrees.C．Farmersneedthesegoatstohelpthemproducearganoil.D．Inthefuture,thesegoatscan’tcontinuetoenjoythearganfruits.41．Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Tree-climbinggoatsofMorocco. B．Argantreesindanger.C．ThehelpfulMoroccangoats. D．Theimportanceofargantrees.ItwasaTuesdaymorninginApril.Anagotupearly.Itwasabigdaytodaysoshedecidedtowearherluckyblueskirttoschool.Shereallylikedthatskirt.Shehadanewshirttomatchit,andnewshoes,too.AfterAnagotdressed,shewentintothekitchen,whereshecouldsmellthebacon.Ana’sfatherwasmakingbaconandtoast.Analovedbaconinthemorning.Ana’smotherwasgettingreadyforwork.Ana’smotherisateacheratAna’sschool.Anaisinthesecondgrade,andhermotherteachesthefourthgrade.Anawasexcitedaboutgoingtoschool.Herclasswasgoingtotakeatesttoseehowmuchtheyhadlearnedsofarthatyear.Anacouldn’twaittogettoschool.Anasharpenedhernewpencilsforthetest.Shewasgoingtodoherverybestonthattest.Analovedschool,andshelikedtogetgoodgrades.Anaateherbreakfast,andthensheandhermotherwenttotheschool.Anawentstraighttoherclassroom.Herteacher,MsBrowner,wasalreadythere.ItwasfuntobeinMsBrown’sclassbecauseshewasagreatteacher.Ana’sclassmatesarrived.MsBrownercheckedallthestudentswerepresent,andthentheystartedthetest.Anatriedtorememberallthethingsherteachertaughtherthatyear,andtriedveryhardtodoeverythingrightonthetest.Thetesttookoveranhour.Afteritwasover,theclassplayedoutsideforalongtime.Thentheyatelunch.Afterlunch,theywatchedafunnymovie,andthendrewpicturesuntilitwastimetogohome.Itwasagreatday!42．WhydidAnawearherblueskirttoschoolthatday?A．Becauseshethoughtitmadeherlooknice. B．Becauseitmatchherotherclothes.C．Becauseshewantedgoodluckonhertest. D．Becauseitwaspartofherschooluniform.43．HowdidAnafeelonthemorningoftheday?A．excited B．hungry C．scared D．impatient44．Theunderlinedword“it”inthelastparagraphrefersto________.A．thelesson B．lunch C．thetest D．thetime45．Puttheeventsintherightorder.a.Theteachercheckedallherstudentswerethere.b.Thechildrendrewsomepictures.c.Ana’sfathermadehersomebacon.d.Anasharpenedhernewpencil.e.Everyonewatchedamovie.A．c,d,a,e,b B．a,d,b,e,c C．c,a,d,b,e D．e,a,c,d,bThereareallkindsofanimalsonourplanet.Somearecute,butsomearenot.Somearesmall,butsomearebig.Herearefourofthefunniest,friendliestanimals.Butremember,althoughtheylooknice,itdoesn’tmeantheyarealwaysfriendly.Notalldogsaresocute,butmostofthemareprettyfriendly.Whenyoucomenearanunfamiliar（不熟悉的）dog,remembertoholdoutyourhand,sohecansmellyouandseethatyoumeannotharm.Cowslovetoeatgrass,andtheyeatquitealot!Youneedn’tbeafraidofthiskindofquietfarmanimals.Butdon’trunatacowinafieldortouchone,unlessyouaretoldbyanadultit’sokay.Horsesarebigandbeautifulanimals,buttheycanbefrightenedeasily.Ahorsemightjumpupifhehearsaloudnoise,orkickherlegsifyoucomeneartoosuddenly.Allhorses,likehumansaredifferent.Chimpanzees（黑猩猩）makefunnyfacesandputonarealshowatthezoo,butbelieveitornot,theycanbeverydangerous.Andtheyarestrong,toomuchstrongerthanhumans,soyoushouldnevermakeachimpmad!46．Whichoftheanimalscanmakefaces?A．Cows. B．Chimpanzees C．Dogs D．Horses47．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________.A．cowsarequiet B．alldogsarecuteC．horsesneverkicktheirlegs D．chimpanzeesarenotdangerous48．Accordingtothepassage,youshouldn’t________whenyouseeacow.A．runatacowinafield B．holdoutyourhandC．makeitmad D．makealoudnoise49．Theauthorwantstotellusthat________.A．someanimalsarecute,buttheyaresmallB．someanimalsarenotcute,buttheyaretallC．someanimalsarefunny,buttheyarenotbeautifulD．someanimalslooknice,buttheyarenotalwaysfriendlyIfsomeonesaystoyou“givemefive”,donotsearchyourpockettogetfiveYuan!Itwillmakeotherslaugh!Thepersonisnotaskingforyourmoney,butyourfingers.IntheUS,“givemefive”or“givemethehighfive”isapopulargesture.YoucanseeitofteninfilmsoronTV.Itmeansslapping（拍）ofeachother’sraised（举起的）righthandstogether.Peopledoitwhentheymeetforthefirsttimeorsomethinghappyhappens.Forexample,astudenthasgoodmarksinexamsorwinsalotteryticket（彩票）.Ifafootballteamwinsagame,theplayerswillgivehighfivestoeveryonearoundtocelebrate.ThisgesturemaycomefromtheoldRomangestureofraisingtherightarmfortheemperor.Thisshowedthatthepersonraisinghisarmdidnothaveasword（刀）inhishand.Whynottrytogivethehighfivetoyourfriends?50．“Givemefive”isagestureto________.A．makepeoplelaugh B．askformoney C．celebratesuccess D．searchone’spocket51．Whenyou________,yougiveyourfriendshighfives.A．loseyourmoney B．gobackhome C．winafootballgame D．dobadlyinexams52．TheRomansraisedtherightarmfortheemperorbecause________.A．theywereproudoftheiremperor B．theywerehappytoseetheemperorC．theywantedtoshownoweapons D．wedon’tknowAbusarrivedandanoldwomangotonitslowly.Sheworenoshoes.Alittleboypointedat(指)theoldwomanandsaid,“Look,Mum.Sheisn’twearingshoes.”“Don’tpointatothers,Tom.It’srude.”Themothersaidandthenlookedoutofthewindow.“Shemusthavechildren,”saidawomaninafurcoat.Herchildrenshouldbuyshoesforher.”“Peopleshouldlearntosavemoney,”saidawell-dressedman.“Ifshesavedmoneywhenshewasyoung,shewouldn’tbesopoornow.”Thenallthepassengers(乘客)onthebusstoppedtalking.Atthenextstop,ayoungmangotonthebus.Hewaslisteningtomusic.Whenhesawtheoldwoman,hestoppedmoving.Hecarriedhiseyesfromherfeettohisown.Hewaswearinghisexpensivenewtrainers.Hesavedmoneyformonthstobuythem.Unexpectedly,theyoungmantookoffhistrainersandsocks.Hestoodbeforetheoldwoman.“Madam,”hesaid,“Iseeyouhavenoshoes.Well,Ihave.”Carefullyandgently,heputhissocksandfindtrainersontheoldwoman’sfeet.Justthenthebusarrivedatthenextstop.Theyoungmangotoffthebusandwalkedaway,wearingnoshoesinthesnow.However,hewaspleasedtohelpthepeopleinneedagain.“Whoishe?”Oneasked.“Hemustbeanangel,”saidanother.Butthehonestlittleboysaid,“No.Hewasonlyaman.”53．Whatseasonwasitwhenthestoryhappened?A．Spring. B．Summer. C．Auturmn D．Winter.54．Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorder(顺序)ofthestory?a.Theyoungmansawtheoldwoman.b.Thepassengerstalkedabouttheyoungman.c.TheyoungmangaveGrannyhisownshoes.d.Thepassengerstalkedabouttheoldwoman.e.Theyoungmansavedmoneytobuythetrainers.A．d-a-c-b-e B．d-e-a-c-b C．e-d-a-c-b D．e-a-d-c-b55．Whatcanweinfer（推断）fromthepassage?A．Theyoungmantookthebustogiveshoesandsockstotheoldwoman.B．Thewell-dressedmanwillbuyalotofshoesfortheoldwomanlater.C．Thewomaninaf