专题08 阅读回答问题15篇（名校真题）-八年级英语下册重难点讲练全攻略（牛津上海版）

PAGE1PAGE2学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________八年级英语下册重难点讲练全攻略专题08阅读回答问题15篇（精选名校真题，培优版）题目来源：华育中学、上宝中学、市北中学、华东师范附中、上海实验、进才北校、上外附中、新竹园一、任务型阅读根据文章内容回答下列问题。Whilecarryingyourschoolbagonthewaytoschoolorhome,doestheheavyweightofyourbooksmakeyoulessinterestedtolearnknowledge?Don’tworry.E-readersmayhelpyousaygoodbyetoyourheavyschoolbag.Ane-readerhasthememoryspacetoholdhundredsofbooks.Sopeoplewanttoreplaceheavyschoolbagswithsmall,lighte-readers.Forexample,CushingAcademy,ahighschoolinMassachusetts,US,gotridofmostofthe20,000booksinitslibrarylastsummer.Theheadofthelibrarysaidthattheschoolwasgoingtoreplaceprintedbookswithe-books.Teachersandstudentswillusee-readersinstead.Moste-readersarethinandweighlessthan500g.Theycandownloadane-bookwithin60seconds.“It’ssoconvenient.Youcanhavesomanybooksrightatyourfingertips!”saidMeghanChenausky,16.Chineseschoolchildrenarealsotryinge-readers.Atthe2020ShanghaiBookFair,ane-schoolbagwasonshow.Itisaspeciale-readerthatstudentscanusetodownloadtextbooksfromtheschoolservers.Itcanalsosendandreceivehomework.SomeschoolsinBeijingandShanghaihavetriedthise-schoolbagforafewyears.“It’sexcellent.Idon’thavetocarryaheavyschoolbaganymore,”saidXiaoQi,15,Beijing.“Andit’seco-friendlybecauseitsavespaper.”Newgeneratione-readershavemanyfunctions(功能)besidesreading,suchasWi-Fiandmultimedia.However,someparentsworrythatthesefunctionsmayhaveabadinfluenceontheirchildren’sstudyhabits.“IthinkWi-Fiisnotnecessaryforkids,”saysZengWenwen,43,Beijing.1．TeachersandstudentsinCushingAcademyusede-readerslastsummer,didn’tthey?2．Howfastcane-readersdownloadane-book?3．Whataremoste-readerslike?4．Whataretheusesofthespeciale-readerforstudents?5．WhydoesthestudentXiaoQithinkthee-schoolbagisexcellent?6．Explaintheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphinyourownwords.【答案】1．No,theydidn’t.2．Theycandownloadane-bookwithin60seconds.3．Moste-readersarethinandweighlessthan500g.4．Studentscandownloadtextbooksfromtheschoolserversandsendandreceivehomework.5．Hedoesn’thavetocarryaheavyschoolbaganymoreandit’seco-friendly.6．Someparentsthinkthattheentertainmentfunctionsofe-readersarenotgoodforstudents’studyhabits.【导语】本文为一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了电子阅读器的优点和人们对电子阅读器的看法。1．根据“Forexample,CushingAcademy,ahighschoolinMassachusetts,US,gotridofmostofthe20,000booksinitslibrarylastsummer.”和“Teachersandstudentswillusee-readersinstead.”可知，这所高中去年夏天只是处理掉了图书馆里的大部分图书，还未开始使用电子阅读器。故填No,theydidn’t.2．根据“Theycandownloadane-bookwithin60seconds.”可知，电子阅读器可以在60秒内下载一本电子书。故填Theycandownloadane-bookwithin60seconds.3．根据“Moste-readersarethinandweighlessthan500g.”可知，大多数电子阅读器外观都很薄，重量不到500克。故填Moste-readersarethinandweighlessthan500g.4．根据“Itisaspeciale-readerthatstudentscanusetodownloadtextbooksfromtheschoolservers.Itcanalsosendandreceivehomework.”可知，学生专用的电子阅读器可以从学校服务器上下载课本，还可以收发作业。故填Studentscandownloadtextbooksfromtheschoolserversandsendandreceivehomework.5．根据“It’sexcellent.Idon’thavetocarryaheavyschoolbaganymore.”和“Andit’seco-friendlybecauseitsavespaper.”可知，小齐认为电子阅读器非常好是因为他不用背着沉重的书包了，并且电子阅读器很环保，可以节省纸张。故填Hedoesn’thavetocarryaheavyschoolbaganymoreandit’seco-friendly.6．根据“someparentsworrythatthesefunctionsmayhaveabadinfluenceontheirchildren’sstudyhabits.”可知，一些家长担心多媒体和WIFI功能会对孩子的学习习惯产生不良影响，即一些父母认为电子阅读器的娱乐功能对学习没有好处。故填Someparentsthinkthattheentertainmentfunctionsofe-readersarenotgoodforstudents’studyhabits.WhenPaulwasaboygrowingupinUtah,hehappenedtolivenearacoppersmelter（炼铜厂）.Itmadechemicalscomeoutandmadeabeautifulforestbecomeawasteland.Onedayayoungvisitorlookedatthiswastelandandcalleditanawfularea.Paulknockedhimdownangrily.Fromthenon,somethinghappenedinsidehim.YearslaterPaulwasbackinthearea,andhewenttothesmelteroffice.Heaskediftheyhadanyplansoriftheywouldlethimtrytobringthetreesback.Theanswerfromthatbigindustrywas“No”.Paulthenwenttocollegetostudythescienceofplants.Unfortunately,histeacherssaidsincethereweren’tanybirdsorsquirrels（松鼠）tospreadtheseeds,itwouldbeawasteofhislifetotrytodoit.Hewastoldeveryoneknewthatevenifhewasknowledgeableashehadexpected,hewouldn'tgethisideaaccepted.Paullatergotmarriedandhadsomekids.Buthisdreamwouldnotdie.Andthenonenighthedidwhathecouldwithwhathehad.Tobringtreesbacktothewasteland,hewentsecretlyintothewastelandandstartedplantingunderthecoverofdarkness.Andeveryweek,hemadehissecretjourneyintothewastelandandplantedtreesandgrass.Slowlyrabbitsappeared.Later,astherewaslegalpressuretocleanuptheenvironment,thecompanyactuallyhiredPaultodowhathewasalreadydoing.Nowtheplaceisfourteenthousandacresoftreesandgrassandbushes,andPaulhasreceivedalmosteveryenvironmentalawardUtahhas.Ittookhimuntilhishairturnedwhitetoplanttreesandgrass,buthemanagedtokeepthatimpossiblevow（誓言）hemadetohimselfasachild.7．WhatdidthecoppersmelterdotoabeautifulforestnearPaul’shometown?8．ThecoppersmelterofficeragreedtoletPaulbringtreesbackatfirst,didn'the?9．WhydidPaul’steachersthinkitwouldbeawasteoftimetotrytoplanttreesinthatarea?10．WhatdidPauldoinordertobringtreesbacktothewasteland?11．HowlongdidittakePaultoplanttreesandgrass?12．WhatcanyoulearnfromPaul’sstory?【答案】7．Itmadechemicalscomeoutandmadeabeautifulforestbecomeawasteland.8．No,hedidn’t.9．Becausethereweren’tanybirdsorsquirrelstospreadtheseeds.10．Hewentsecretlyintothewastelandandplantedtreesandgrasseveryweek.11．Ittookhimuntilhishairturnedwhite.12．Weshouldtryourbestandnevergiveup.【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲述了保罗尽自己最大努力，穷尽一生也要实现小时候的誓言的故事，最后被炼铜厂污染的森林又重现绿色的生机。7．根据“Itmadechemicalscomeoutandmadeabeautifulforestbecomeawasteland.”可知，炼铜厂出来的化学物质使漂亮的森林变成了废地。故填Itmadechemicalscomeoutandmadeabeautifulforestbecomeawasteland.8．根据“Theanswerfromthatbigindustrywas‘No’.”可知，炼铜厂的厂长一开始并不同意。故填No,hedidn’t.9．根据“Unfortunately,histeacherssaidsincethereweren’tanybirdsorsquirrels（松鼠）tospreadtheseeds,”可知，因为并没有鸟和松鼠来传播种子，所以种树没有意义。故填Becausethereweren’tanybirdsorsquirrelstospreadtheseeds.10．根据“hewentsecretlyintothewastelandandstartedplantingunderthecoverofdarkness.Andeveryweek,hemadehissecretjourneyintothewastelandandplantedtreesandgrass.”可知，他每周趁着夜色进废地，坚持种树和草。故填Hewentsecretlyintothewastelandandplantedtreesandgrasseveryweek.11．根据“Ittookhimuntilhishairturnedwhitetoplanttreesandgrass”可知，直到头发苍白，他还在坚持。故填Ittookhimuntilhishairturnedwhite.12．开放题，言之有理即可。根据“buthemanagedtokeepthatimpossiblevow(誓言)hemadetohimselfasachild.”可知，保罗努力去守住了他小时候所做的誓言，因此本文告诉我们，要尽我们最大的努力，而且不要放弃。故填Weshouldtryourbestandnevergiveup.阅读短文，回答问题。Kuakuaqunissocialmediachatgroupsthatpeoplepayalittlemoneytojoinandarepaidtoshowkindness,supportandcomforttoothersinthegroup.Thenewchatgroupshavebecomepopularwithyoungpeople.Accordingtomediareports,thefirstsuchonlinepraisegroupwasformedbyafewusersofDouban,oneofthemajoronlinesocialnetworks,forfun.However,theideahascaughtonandpraise-seekingchatgroupshavebecomepopularamongcollegestudentsacrossthecountry.ItwashardtounderstandKuakuaqunatfirst.WhatkindofvaluedokindswordshaveifIampayingsomeonetosaythem?LinYingyingfromQuanzhoudescribedthegroupsas“ajoke”,butalsoofferedsomeinsight(见解).“Werarelyhearnicethingsinreallife,”Linsaid,“maybewearenotgoodattellingpeople...thatwearenotfeelingwell...”Shethinksitiseasierforpeopletosharetheirproblemsonline.Kuakuaqundoesn’tonlyexistinChina.Nomatterwhereyoucomefrom,itiscommontohearsomeonesay,“Youarenotgoodenough.”Thereisacertainbeautyingivingencouragementtoothers.Perhapsthatiswhysomanyyoungpeoplehavejoinedthegroups.AreporterfromRussiaTodaywroteaboutapostinwhichsomeoneadmittedthattheywokeupat2p.m.oneday.Oneuserreplied,“Youmustcareaboutyourhealthverymuchasyousleepforsolong,praiseyou!”Thatpraisesoundshollow,butthehumordoesn’t.Maybethatistherealvalue.Agoodjokecanbrightenanybody’sday.ExpertshavesaidthatthepopularityofKuakuaqunreflectstheusers’stressful,anxiousandlonelymentalities(心态).Itcreatesapositiveandfriendlyenvironmentforpeoplethatmayhelpthemgetconfidenceagain.13．WhatisKuakuaqun?14．Wherehavepraise-seekingchatgroupsbecomepopular?15．ItwaseasytounderstandKuakuaqunatfirst,wasn’tit?16．WhatinsightdidLinYingyingfromQuanzhouoffer?17．Whysomanyyoungpeoplehavejoinedthegroupsaccordingtothepassage?18．WhatdoyouthinkofKuakuaqun?【答案】13．Kuakuaqunissocialmediachatgroupstoshowkindness,supportandcomforttoothersinthegroup.14．Amongcollegestudentsacrossthecountry.15．No,itwasn’t.16．Shethinksitiseasierforpeopletosharetheirproblemsonline.17．Thereisacertainbeautyingivingencouragementtoothers.18．Itcreatesapositiveandfriendlyenvironmentforpeopletogetconfidence.(Anyreasonableanswercanbeaccepted.)【导语】本文介绍了一个在线夸夸群，以及人们对它的看法。13．根据“Itcreatesapositiveandfriendlyenvironmentforpeopletogetconfidence.(Anyreasonableanswercanbeaccepted.)”可知，夸夸群是一种社交媒体聊天群，用来向群中的其他人表达善意、支持和安慰。故填Kuakuaqunissocialmediachatgroupstoshowkindness,supportandcomforttoothersinthegroup.14．根据“theideahascaughtonandpraise-seekingchatgroupshavebecomepopularamongcollegestudentsacrossthecountry.”可知，夸夸群在全国大学生中很流行，故填Amongcollegestudentsacrossthecountry.15．根据“ItwashardtounderstandKuakuaqunatfirst.”可知，起初人们很难理解夸夸群，故填No,itwasn’t.16．根据“‘Werarelyhearnicethingsinreallife,’Linsaid,‘maybewearenotgoodattellingpeople...thatwearenotfeelingwell...’Shethinksitiseasierforpeopletosharetheirproblemsonline.”可知，她认为人们更容易在网上分享他们的问题，故填Shethinksitiseasierforpeopletosharetheirproblemsonline.17．根据“Thereisacertainbeautyingivingencouragementtoothers.Perhapsthatiswhysomanyyoungpeoplehavejoinedthegroups.”可知，这么多年轻人加入了这些团体是因为他们认为鼓励别人是一种美，故填Thereisacertainbeautyingivingencouragementtoothers.18．主观题，符合题意即可，故填Itcreatesapositiveandfriendlyenvironmentforpeopletogetconfidence.(Anyreasonableanswercanbeaccepted.)The18-year-oldAmericanauthor,JulietteTurner,haspublishedherthirdbookforstudentreaders.Withhernownovel,That’sNotHayinMyHair,shehasbecomeanewstarinthepublishingindustry.AfterJuliettefinishedfourthgradeinNewYork,shemovedtoafarminCookeCounty.Texas,withhermother.Thereshestartedanewlifeworkingwithhorsesandcattleasafreshwriter.“OnlymymotherandIwerelivingthere.”Juliettesaid.“Wehadtobreakthethickiceonthetrough(饮水槽)sothattheanimalscoulddrink.”Juliette’smother,JanineTurnerisafamousactressintheUS.LifeinCookeCountywasnotasattractiveasthelifeshehadlivedbefore.ButforyoungJuliette,thecountrylifegaveheralotoffoodforthoughttocreateherworks.That’sNotHayinMyHairisunlikeJuliette’sfirsttwobooks.“Everythingthathappensinthebookactuallyhappenedinthelivesofmymumandme,”shesaid.“Theadventuresarehardtobelieve,buttheyallhappenedexactlyasthey’redescribedinthestory.”AsJulietteisconsideringhercomingcollegelife,shehasn’tdecidedwhereshewillspendtherestofherlife,inacityorinthecountryside.“Iwillalwaysbeacountrygirlatheart,”shesaid.“Ilovethecountrylife.ItiswhereIfeelpeacefulandnatural.Forthemoment,Ihavenoideawherelifeisgoingtotakeme.ButIwillalwaysreturntothecountryandtomymum.It’swheremyrootsare.”19．Julietteisn’tateenagewriter,isshe?20．HowmanynovelshasJuliettepublisheduptonow?21．WheredidJuliettebeginherwritinglife?22．What’sJuliette’smother?23．ArethestoriesinThat’sNotHayinMyHairmainlyimaginedorbasedonreallife?24．WhatdoesJulietteprobablymeanbythelastunderlinedsentence?【答案】19．Yes,sheis.20．3./Three.21．AfarminCookeCountry,Texas.22．Sheisafamousactress.23．Theyarebasedonreallife.24．Shemeansshelovescountrylife.【导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了朱丽叶·特纳的写作历程，她针对中学生出版了她的第三本书，已经成为了出版界的新星。19．根据“The18-year-oldAmericanauthor,JulietteTurner,haspublishedherthirdbookforstudentreaders.”可知，朱丽叶已经成年了，她不是青少年作家。故填Yes,sheis.20．根据“That’sNotHayinMyHairisunlikeJuliette’sfirsttwobooks.”可知，朱丽叶共出版了三本书。故填3./Three.21．根据“AfterJuliettefinishedfourthgradeinNewYork,shemovedtoafarminCookeCounty.Texas,withhermother.Thereshestartedanewlifeworkingwithhorsesandcattleasafreshwriter.”可知，朱丽叶在德克萨斯州库克县的一个农场开始了她的写作生涯。故填AfarminCookeCountry,Texas.22．根据“Juliette’smother,JanineTurnerisafamousactressintheUS.”可知，朱丽叶的母亲是一位著名的演员。故填Sheisafamousactress.23．根据“Theadventuresarehardtobelieve,buttheyallhappenedexactlyasthey’redescribedinthestory.”可知，书中的一切都是真实发生过的。故填Theyarebasedonreallife.24．根据“Ilovethecountrylife.ItiswhereIfeelpeacefulandnatural.Forthemoment,Ihavenoideawherelifeisgoingtotakeme.ButIwillalwaysreturntothecountryandtomymum.It’swheremyrootsare.”可知，她喜欢乡村生活，乡村是她的家。故填Shemeansshelovescountrylife.根据短文内容回答下列问题。RobotVogelisapoliceofficerinNewYork.Onemorning,hewasdrinkingcoffeeinarestaurant.Suddenlyamanraninandshouted,“Officer!Acarisgoingdownthestreet,andalittlekidisdrivingit!”OfficerVogelranoutoftherestaurant.Hesawastationwagon.Itwasgoingslowly—about25milesanhour—butitwasn’tgoingverystraight.Hejumpedintohispolicecarandfollowedthestationwagon.Whenhewasbehindit,heturnedonhisredlightandsiren.Thestationwagonmovedovertothesideoftheroadandstopped.OfficerVogelgotoutofhispolicecarandlookedinside,hurriedtothestationwagon,andlookedinside.Thedriverwasalittleboy.HisnamewasRocco,andhewasfiveyearsold.Inthebackseatwashislittlesister.Shewasonlytwoyearold.Bothchildrenwerecrying.“Iwantmymommy!”Roccocried.“Butshecan’tgethere.Ihavethecar.”Thenhehadanidea.“Justaminute,”hetoldOfficerVogel.“Icandrive.Iwillgotogether.”“No!”OfficerVogelsaid.“Youstaywithme.”OfficerVogeldroveRoccoandhissistertothepolicestation.Thenhecalledtheirmother.OfficerVogelandRocco’smotherhadalotofquestionsforRocco.Theirfirstquestionwas:Wheredidyougetthecarkey?”Roccosaid,“Fromthetopoftherefrigerator.”Atseveno’clockthatmorningRocco’sfatherwasatworkandhismotherwassleeping.Roccosawthecarkeysontopoftherefrigerator.Hepulledachairovertotherefrigerator,climbeduponthechair,andtookthekeys.Roccowenttothegarageandgotintothecar.Thenhestartedtheengine.WhenRocco’ssisterheardtheengine,sherantothecarandbegantocry.Shewantedtogowithhim,soRoccoopenedthebackdoorandletherinthecar.Roccobackedthecaroutofthegarageanddroveaway.Itwas7am—rushhour—sotherewasalotoftraffic.Roccodroveonemileinheavytraffic.ThenOfficerVogelstoppedhim.NewspapersandTVstationheardaboutRocco,andalotofreporterswenttohishouse.OnereporteraskedRocco,“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?”Roccosmiled,“Iwanttobeatruckdriver,”hesaid.Questions:25．WasVogelreportedalittlekidwasdrivingacarinarestaurantorinhisoffice?26．WherewereRocco’sparentswhenhegotthecarkeys?

27．HowdidRoccogetthekeytothecar?28．Roccodidn’tdrivethecarinheavytraffic,didhe?29．WhatdoyouthinkofRocco’sparents?Why?【答案】25．Inarestaurant.26．Hisfatherwasatwork,andhismotherwassleeping.27．Hepulledachairovertotherefrigerator,climbeduponthechair,andtookthekeys.28．Yes,hedid.29．Theyarecareless.Becausetheydidn’tknowtheirsondroveawaytheircar.Itwasdangerous.【导语】本文主要讲述了一个小男孩拿走了家里的汽车钥匙，将汽车开到了拥挤的道路上，被警察Vogel及时阻止的故事。25．根据“Onemorning,hewasdrinkingcoffeeinarestaurant.”及“Suddenlyamanraninandshouted,‘Officer!Acarisgoingdownthestreet,andalittlekidisdrivingit!’”可知，Vogel在一家餐馆里喝咖啡时，有人报告称看到了一个小孩在开着汽车。故填Inarestaurant.26．根据“Atseveno’clockthatmorningRocco’sfatherwasatworkandhismotherwassleeping.Roccosawthecarkeysontopoftherefrigerator.Hepulledachairovertotherefrigerator,climbeduponthechair,andtookthekeys.”可知，Rocco拿汽车钥匙时，他的父亲在工作，他的妈妈正在睡觉。故填Hisfatherwasatwork,andhismotherwassleeping.27．根据“Roccosawthecarkeysontopoftherefrigerator.Hepulledachairovertotherefrigerator,climbeduponthechair,andtookthekeys.”可知，他把一把椅子拉到冰箱旁边，爬上椅子，拿走了钥匙。故填Hepulledachairovertotherefrigerator,climbeduponthechair,andtookthekeys.28．根据“Roccodroveonemileinheavytraffic.”可知，Rocco在拥挤的交通中开了一英里。故填Yes,hedid.29．本文讲述了一个小男孩在父亲工作，妈妈睡觉时将汽车钥匙拿走，并把汽车开到了拥挤的道路上，可见他的父母是粗心大意的。故填Theyarecareless.Becausetheydidn’tknowtheirsondroveawaytheircar.Itwasdangerous.根据短文内容回答下列问题。LastmonthsomethievesstoleavaluableteapotfromamuseuminHongKong.TheytooktheteapottoAmerica,buttheAmericanpolicefoundit.ThemuseumsentMr.Chan,amemberofthemuseumstaff,tocollecttheteapot.OntheplanebacktoHongKong,henoticedtwomen.Theywerewatchinghimclosely.“Perhapsthey’regoingtostealtheteapotagain.Imustthinkofaplan,”hethought.Mr.Chan’sdaughter,Amy,methimatHongKongAirport.Mr.Chanwascarryingtwoboxes.Hegavehisdaughterthepinkboxandsaidtoherinalowvoice,“Takethisgiftboxhomewithgreatcare.”Hewalkedawaywiththebrownone.Thetwomenfollowedhim.Amyopenedtheboxathome.Shewasexpectingapairofsportsshoes,butshejustfoundanoldteapot.“Thisisnotaveryinterestinggift,”saidAmy,abitdisappointed.“That’sallright.Let’smakesometeainit,”saidhermother.Thentheyfoundanoteintheteapot.Itsaid,“DearAmy,5LoveDad.”Thetwomenkidnapped(绑架)Mr.Chanonhiswaytothemuseum.Theyopenedhisboxandfoundapairofsportsshoesinside.“Where’stheteapot?”thetwothievesshoutedatthetopoftheirvoicewithredfaces,“Howdareyoucheatus?Wesawyougiveyourdaughteraboxattheairport.Comewithus!We’regoingtosearchyourhome,”oneofthemsaid.WhenthethievesenteredMr.Chan’sflat,itwasdarkandquiet.Allofasudden,thedoorclosedandthelightswenton.Thepolicewerewaitinginside.Amyandhermothercameoutofthebedroomwiththeteapot.“Thatteapotisveryvaluable,”saidMr.Chan.“Alongtimeagoitbelongedtoanemperor.Hedrankteafromit.”“Weweregoingtodrinkteafromit,too,”saidAmy,laughing.30．WastheteapotfoundinAmerica?31．Whatwasinthepinkbox?32．Howdidthetwothievesfeelwhentheydidn’tfindtheteapot?33．Wherewerethethievescaught?34．WhatdidMr.ChanprobablywritetoAmyinthenote?FillintheblankwithTWOsentences.【答案】30．Yes,itwas.31．Anoldteapot.32．Mad.33．InMr.Chan’sflat.34．Callthepolicerightnow.Takecareoftheteapot.【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，文章主要讲述了博物馆工作人员Mr.Chan在美国取回被盗的茶壶，在回香港的飞机上，又被两个小偷盯上了，他想出了一个完美的计划，成功地保护住了茶壶，并协助警察将两个小偷抓获归案。30．根据“TheytooktheteapottoAmerica,buttheAmericanpolicefoundit.”可知茶壶是在美国被找到的。故填Yes,itwas.31．根据“Hegavehisdaughterthepinkbox”以及“Amyopenedtheboxathome.Shewasexpectingapairofsportsshoes,butshejustfoundanoldteapot”可知粉色盒子里是一个旧茶壶。故填Anoldteapot.32．根据“thetwothievesshoutedatthetopoftheirvoicewithredfaces”可知当他们发现茶壶不见了，这两个小偷红着脸声嘶力竭地喊道，可见他们很生气。故填Mad.33．根据“WhenthethievesenteredMr.Chan’sflat,itwasdarkandquiet.Allofasudden,thedoorclosedandthelightswenton.Thepolicewerewaitinginside.”可知两个小偷是在Mr.Chan的公寓里被抓住的。故填InMr.Chan’sflat.34．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一，合理即可。根据小偷在Chan先生家里被抓可以判断，Chan先生已经预感到小偷不会善罢甘休，会到他家，同时，根据“Thatteapotisveryvaluable”可知，茶壶非常贵，因此他可能会在纸条上告诉女儿，好好保管茶壶，并马上报警。故填Callthepolicerightnow.Takecareoftheteapot.Answerthequestions.(根据短文内容回答下列问题)PleasantValleySchoolDistrictoffersawidevarietyofclubsandorganizations.BelowyoucanfindmoreinformationaboutthePleasantValleyHighSchool’sclubsandorganizations.CompetitiveChessClubDifferentfromtheChessClub,thisclubwillcompeteandhosttournaments(联赛)andinvitegueststoteachandimproveourunderstandingofthegame.Studentsinterestedintheclubfromsmallerschoolswillbeinvitedtoparticipateandtohelpgrowthechess-playingcommunityinourarea.Playingchesscanhelpdevelopcritical(批判性的)thinkingandcreativity,increaseconcentrationandmemoryandimproveproblem-solvingandplanningskills.CLUBINFORMATION:MeetsinRoom#260CLUBCONTACT:IanSpangenberg:spangenbergian@SpeechClubForstudentsinterestedineitherLargeGroupEvents(one-actplay,groupmusicaltheatreandmore)orIndividualSpeechEvents(solomusicaltheatre,speech-making,storytellingandmore),wehavedifferentspeechteams.Memberscanjointeamstheylikeaslongastheyhaveenoughsparetime.ThecontestseasonrunsfromJanuarytoAprilwithregular,scheduledpracticesbeginninginNovember.CLUBINFORMATION:MeetsintheTheaterCLUBCONTACT:ChristinaMyatt:myattchristina@CeramicsClubIntheCeramics(陶艺)Club,weexperimentwithlarge-scalebuildingprojectsanduniqueconstructiondesigns.Everyyear,weholdourannualPottery(陶器)andIceCreamSale,inwhichwesellicecreaminourhandmadeceramicbowls.Studentsinthisclubwillgetadeeperlookintovariousclay(陶土)operationsandwillgainabetterunderstandingofteamworkinpottery.CeramicsClubmeetseveryThursdayfrom3:30-5:00p.m.CLUBINFORMATION:MeetsinRoom#285/286CLUBCONTACT:AlexMedenciy:medenciyalex@AstronomyClubThisclubaimstoeducatestudentsabouttheuniversebeyondtheirstandardPhysicscourses.Studentswillvisitplanetariums(天文馆)andobservations,performtheirownobservationsandexploreastronomical(天文的)events.Throughtheseactivities,studentswillbeintroducedtoastronomy,bothasahobbyandasanopportunityforfuturestudy.ThisclubwillmeeteveryThursdayafterschool.CLUBINFORMATION:MeetsinRoom#242CLUBCONTACT:IanSpangenberg:spangenbergian@35．WhywillstudentsfromsmallerschoolsbeinvitedtoparticipateCompetitiveChessClub?36．WhatdostudentsdoinPotteryandIceCreamSale?37．MembersofSpeechClubcanjointeamsforbothGroupandIndividualSpeechEvents,can’tthey?38．WhenwillstudentsinAstronomyClubmeet?39．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?40．Whichclubwouldyouliketojoin?Andwhy?【答案】35．Tohelpgrowthechess-playingcommunityinthearea.36．Theysellice-creamintheirhandmadeceramicbowls.37．Yes,theycan.38．EveryThursdayafterschool.39．InformationaboutPleasantValleyHighSchool’sclubsandorganizations.40．IwanttojoinSpeechClub.BecauseIwanttoovercomemyshyness.（答案合理即可）【导语】本文主要介绍了学校的俱乐部和组织的信息。35．根据“Studentsinterestedintheclubfromsmallerschoolswillbeinvitedtoparticipateandtohelpgrowthechess-playingcommunityinourarea”可知，对俱乐部感兴趣的来自较小学校的学生将被邀请参加，并帮助发展我们地区的国际象棋社区，故填Tohelpgrowthechess-playingcommunityinthearea.36．根据“Pottery(陶器)andIceCreamSale,inwhichwesellicecreaminourhandmadeceramicbowls”可知，用手工制作的陶瓷碗卖冰淇淋，故填Theysellice-creamintheirhandmadeceramicbowls.37．根据“ForstudentsinterestedineitherLargeGroupEvents(one-actplay,groupmusicaltheatreandmore)orIndividualSpeechEvents…Memberscanjointeamstheylikeaslongastheyhaveenoughsparetime.”可知，可以组队参加团体和个人演讲活动，故填Yes,theycan.38．根据“ThisclubwillmeeteveryThursdayafterschool”可知，这个俱乐部每周四放学后聚会，故填EveryThursdayafterschool.39．根据“BelowyoucanfindmoreinformationaboutthePleasantValleyHighSchool’sclubsandorganizations”可知，本文介绍了学校的俱乐部和组织的信息，故填InformationaboutPleasantValleyHighSchool’sclubsandorganizations.40．开放性题，答案合理即可。参考答案为：IwanttojoinSpeechClub.BecauseIwanttoovercomemyshyness.Halfayearbeforegraduatingfromcollege,mysonKevinbegantoseekajobandsoongotaninterview.Therewereonlythreepeopleforthefinalinterviewincludinghim.Theinterviewwasverysimple,duringwhichtheintervieweronlychattedwiththemforawhile.Theinterviewersaidtothem,“