2014年职称英语综合类阅读理解含新增2篇精简小抄版

第一篇Telling Tales about People

1、This passage …about_ the … and biographies.

2、Helen Keller wrote_ an autobiography.

3、Auto… because they__ want to … light

4、The writer … passage by_ defining it .

5、Diverse means_ varied or different

第二篇Outside -the-classroom Learning Makes a Big Difference

1、An…student leaders Will not … in it.

2、American…mostly for Building friendship.

3、Who is Katie Rowley? She's a senior student.

4、What…successful end? Passion.

5、The…replaced by Polish.

第三篇Shark Attack!

1、After …, the shark swam away _.

2、It…great whites often…escape _

3、Which …of paragraph 4? are.

4、The word … 4 means_ great whites'_

5、What is … paragraph? We now… animals.

第四篇Feast on Turkey and Good Wishes at Thanksgiving

1、On Halloween, children…as Ghosts.

2、When are…eaten? On Thanksgiving.

3、Thanksgiving is…for Providing them … lives.

4、Many children …because_They can …food.

5、The first … in 1620.

第五篇The Travels of Ibn Battuta

1、What is…about? The adventures…Battuta.

2、Which of …line 5? left to go to.

3、The Sultan …because Ibn Battuta…Mecca.

4、Which of …with? Ibn Battuta…today.

5、Why did …home? The Sultan…return.

第六篇TV Shows and Long Bus Trips

1、According to…trip? Ad..ts on the board.

2、What is…passage? To talk …shows.

3、The writer…favor no billboards…road.

4、The writer…because they both …between.

5、The writer… are exciting.

第七篇Modern Sun Worshippers

1、The writer …that they wish…home.

2、In paragraph 2, …climate. to show…terms

3、According to…others? Spain.

4、The latter…means every year ...country.

5、According to…beaches? Rainy weather.

第八篇The Changing Middle Class

1、The information …with a social …group

2、A common…that_ the family is very important

3、In the…as_prosperous and optimistic

4、The phrase…is_a restatement…idea

5、The word collectively means_ as a group

第九篇Single-parent Kids Do Best

1、With which…agree? Two-parent…children.

2、According to…offspring? The young…care.

3、What is …paragraph 5? Experiment and result.

4、According to…conflict? The …body size.

5、According to…by ecological factors.

第十篇A Letter from Alan

1、Why has…letter? To inform …plans.

2、Why is …opinion? Because it …nature.

3、What will…jams? A building …Place.

4、Alan says…soon have less money

5、Which of …made? Say no…place

第十一篇The Development of Ballet

1、This passage …with the way ballet developed。

2、An important…was Louis XIV。

3、You can…ballet _will continue…it.

4、The information …presented in ch..order .

5、The word pageants means elaborate shows.

第十二篇Smuggling 走私

1、The dog…that it had a very big abdomen.

2、How many…drugs? As many…of.

3、How many…1994? 25,770.

4、Which of …paragraph? Small smugglers.

5、What is…about? Varied drug … methods.

第十三篇The Barbie Dolls 芭比娃娃

1、When Ruth …desire to be highly successful.

2、Who owned Mattel? Harold Mattson…Handler.

3、It can…after Build.

4、Where did …from? Lilli.

5、Which of…doll? She does not attract young men. 第十四篇Sleep 睡眠

1、The question …one”because shift …habits.

2、According to…that your life…back.

3、According to …be to employ…night.

4、In the…means the third week.

5、In the…means another routine.

第十五篇Orbital Space Plane 轨道航天飞机

1、The orbital…for carrying astronauts…Station.

2、From the …indicates NASA’s…projects.

3、When did…shuttle? Years before …Columbia.

4、Besides the…as a space ambulance.

5、According to…would be equally…Initiative.

第十六篇The Sahara 撒哈拉沙漠 1、This passage is mostly about life in the Sahara.

2、Rainfall in …is less than five inches per year.

3、The Sahara …as a place of contrasts.

4、The phrase …of __the Sahara

5、In this …means_group traveling …country.

第十七篇 Eiffel Is an Eyeful 1、Why does …move? Tourists of …tower.

2、What seems …author? Visitors prefer …view.

3、Which statements …Richard? He climbed …seconds.

4、What did …for? Conducting research …fields.

5、Which of …will ”? Visitors can …represents. 第十八篇 Goal of American Education 1、Which of …education? To give …ability.

2、It is …that the subjects …vary.

3、American schools …learner's acquisition …creative.

4、According to …EXCEPT the students from foreign countries.

5、Which of …countries? Its underlying …extent. 第十九篇 The Family 家庭

1、Another good …be_What Makes a Family?

2、A nuclear …as_a married …children_.

3、The information …in an anthropology textbook

4、The information …through_pointing out similarities .

5、The word mobility means_readiness to move. 第二十篇 Tales of the Terrible Past

1、his passage ..about_two novels …slavery.

2、Beloved is set_in Ohio after the Civil War.

3、The writer …that_he books ..challenging.

4、The writer …their portrayal of violence

5、The word appalling means_ terrible. 第二十一篇 Spacing in Animals 1、Which of …Distance? Distance between an animal and its enemy before fleeing.

2、If an …,it will begin to attack.

3、According to … to psychological distance.

4、Which of …group” (in Paragraph 3)? Strip of land

5、The example …that social distance …factors.

第二十二篇 Some Things We Know about Language 1、In the …that any human

…, has a language. 2、According to …have complicated language. 3、The author …are just as …languages. 4、Which of INCORRECT? Some languages …languages.

5、According to …in vocabulary. 第二十三篇 The Only Way Is Up 只好向上 1、"...these are … that want to …image.

2、The difficulty …in the lack …upward.

3、When Otis …lift, most people …safety.

4、Which of …now? Uninteresting.

5、Psychologists find …because in a …breaks.

第二十四篇 Clone Farm 克隆农场 1、Which statement … paragraph? Cloned chickens …taste. 2、Which institution …research? The US ’s …Technology.

3、In the ...wishes Chickens could …feed.

4、Which of …paragraph? Origen has …machines.

5、The technology …that farmers can …only. 第二十五篇 Income 收入

1、This passage …about the difference …income.

2、Which of …paragraph? The money …income.

3、It can …on corporation profits.

4、According to …is The money …received.

5、The passage implies that

People pay taxes somewhat unwillingly.

第二十六篇 Seeing the World Centuries Ago

1、This passage …about_ where three …about .

2、Ibn Battutah traveled_throughout the … world.

3、The books …because_they told …locales

4、The overall …through_chronological order.

5、In this …to give proof of. 第二十七篇 Importance of Services 服务业的重要性

1、The first …that services are important.

2、Between 1966…about 32.4 million service jobs.

3、Many economists, …that most of …jobs.

4、The importance …shown by money …services.

5、What does …now? Their prices.

第二十八篇 The National Park Service 国家公园的 1、Why are America ’s … friends? Because they are always out there.

2、Which of …rangers? They protect …System.

3、The National...EXCEPT molding the Nation.

4、What is …about? It is about … Service.

5、What will …discuss? The work …partners. @@第二十九篇 I'll Be Bach 1、The music about? classical music 2、By developing aimed? to write an opera 3、What did brain? It can create melodies

4 5、We can infer that ?Emmy did much more work than a

第三十篇”Lucky”Lord Lucan---Alive or Dead “幸运

1、The public… because_ Lord Lucan …found。

2、It is … because it was…Lucan。

3、Aspinall thought … by_ sinking his boat。

4、Lucan could…people_ thought he …caught。

5、Ex-detective…Haplin_was really…disguise。

* 第三十一篇Pool Watch 泳池监护

1、AI means the same as artificial intelligence.

2、What is …life? It can …shadow.

3、How does …life? It alerts the lifeguard.

4、Which of…NOT true?. He runs.

5、The word…by “rated”.

*第三十二篇The Cherokee Nation 柴罗基部落

1、The Cherokee…live in the …of the US.

2、One of …of writing down the spoken language.

3、A law was passed in 1830 to

force the Cherokees to move westward.

4、When the …lands. all of the above.

5、Many Cherokees…because they did…clothes.

*第三十三篇Oseola McCarty 老妇人

1、This woman …because she gave …university.

2、She managed… because_ she had .., saved hard and invested carefully.

3、She gave…because_ she wanted …life .

4、When her…made hundreds of…fund.

5、McCarty became …because_of her generosity .

+第三十四篇To Have or Have Not 逃亡

1、Why did…hotel? To have a change of scene.

2、What attracted…shop? The light …inside.

3、The writer…shop_of top quality.

4、What was…him? She seemed to know him well

5、The writer…because he saw … liked .

+第三十五篇Going Her Own Way 选择她自己的路

1、Maria wanted to attend_technical high school.

2、In those days, …girls_did not go to high school.

3、You can …that_only boys…schools.

4、Maria' s father probably_had very…women.

5、High school…days were_quite strict.

@@第三十六篇Life as a Movie Extra

1、What is true extras? They often nothing.

2、What might surprise job? It can movie.

3、Why do most extras? They want to be movie set.

4、What are the job extra? You must be willing times

第三十七篇Pop Music in Africa 非洲的流行音乐

1、This passage…is_ more serious …music

2、For people…is both familiar and different

3、The musicians …all_write about serious problems

4、Eric Wainaina_studied music in Boston.

5、Witness Mwaijaga …because she has had a difficult life herself +第三十八篇Why So Many Children 为什么有这么多的

1、In a …family can be an advantage

2、When countries become industrialized, the birth rate generally goes down

3、According to…an ndustrialized country…rate.

4、Saudi Arabia…that_factors other …rate.

5、In Mexico, Thailand, and Indonesia, the government_has tried …women.

第三十九篇Eat to Live 为了活着吃饭

1、ccording to…true? We have …childhood.

2、Why does…paragraph 2? To illustrate…mice.

3、What can…passage? They are …inflammation.

4、According to…researchers? The mice …age.

5、According to …,..that Dieting is …life.

第四十篇New US Plan for Disease Prevention 为预防

1、Which of…US? They often …lifestyles.

2、The author…EXCEPT higher survival…cancer.

3、The article …mean much less …treatment.

4、The $15 million …at promoting disease prevention.

5、Early cancer…significantly cancer death rate

第四十一篇The Operation of International Airlines 国

1、According to…to cater to …jets.

2、The following…EXCEPT that the tourist industry is experiencing an all-time low.

3、The improvements…EXCEPT showing more movies during the long flights.

4、There is …to speeding up customs procedure.

5、Which of…airlines? They do…booked.

第四十二篇Sauna 桑拿浴

1、Ceremonial bathing has various forms.

2、What is…experience? Saunas with smoke.

3、According to …EXCEPT curing asthma.

4、According to…because pores are…sweat.

5、Who are … sauna? All of the above.

第四十三篇Can Buildings Be Designed to Resist Terrorist Attack? 建筑设计能使建筑抵御恐怖袭击吗

1、The question …one that was …attack.

2、The project … Foundation was to…blasts.

3、The column mentioned by Dr. Whittaker.

was part of the building close to the World Trade Center.

4、A surprising …that some floor …explosion.

5、What Dr. Reinhorn …that blast engineering emerges as a new branch of science.

第四十四篇Americans Get Touchy 越来越爱肢体接触

1、The word …by Nearly

2、Which of…past? Embrace

3、Some parents, …EXCEPT: Diseases could..body

4、Which of…passage? In some …cheek.

5、We can …hugging. Positive

第四十五篇Women Staying in Mini-Skirts for Longer

1、Debenhams could…be：a department store

2、According to.., EXCEPT: can wear…time

3、We can …1970s Most women…33.

4、Which of …true? relationship. From the …stable

5、The word…by：Soar

第四十六篇Defending the Theory of Evolution Still Seems Needed 捍卫进化论仍必要

1、According to…true? School boards …evolution.

2、Which one …theory? Darwin’s …biology.

3、AIBS’s is composed of more than 80 societies and 250,000 members.

4、According to…evolution is fundamental to the development of modern genetics, molecular biology and genomics.

5、Why do…nowadays? because the term creationism is too direct. 第四十七篇Narrow Escape 九死一生

1、Why was …morning? Rocks loosened by melting ice could be dangerous.

2、The first…is that climbers …you

3、What is…”Cailloux”? Rocks are falling.

4、What is …four? Being hit …“pleasant”at all

5、In what …“safe”? The overhanging …rocks.

第四十八篇Finding Enlightenment in Scotland 苏格兰启蒙运动

1、Scotland is …intellectuals. the ideas…because of

2、Which of …studies? To find…whole.

3、Smith's idea …for the prosperity of all nations.

4、Which of…Enlightenment? It is…sense.

5、The Institute…illustrate the tradition…education.

第四十九篇The Beginning of American Literature 美洲文学的起源

1、What does…to? The hope to start a new life.

2、When did…begin? Long before the year 1,000.

3、What can …Americans? About the…Americans.

4、The main…that early-day experience…literature.

5、According to…literature? Some British writers had great confidence in the future of American literature.

+ 第五十篇Older Volcanic Eruptions 远古火山爆发

1、Why did…ones? Because they…easily.

2、How did …eruptions? By comparing…produced.

3、When did…extinct? 65 million years ago.

4、What can …dinosaurs? The cause …issue.

5、What is …article? Older volcanic…destructive.

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