英语阅读理解
作业1
BCBBC
今天，全世界的人都离开小村庄去大，
喧嚣的城市。他们正从宁静的群山，山，田野，河流和溪流的
农村的街道，繁忙的世界建筑，交通和拥挤的人群。这场运动从农村地区向城市地区（乡下的）已经持续了超过二百年。
DCBB
中国第一个和唯一的大满贯冠军李娜正式宣布退休离任前的星期五，中国网球yearning?for?the next的超级巨星。以下是部分前和退休告别信：
DBCAC
与男友同居会使女人吃更多的不健康和体重。但相反的
是对男人，对他们的长期健康有好处和女朋友住在一起
作业2
DABC
早晨都是一场灾难。我的牙齿痛了，我一直在和朋友的争执。她的话还痛：“你的麻烦是你不会把自己放在我的地方。你不能从我的观点看事情？”我摇了摇头顽固－感觉我的牙齿痛。我想我能坚持到我的牙医度假回来，但疼痛是真的无法忍受。我开始在电话簿呼叫牙医，但是没有人能立即看到我。最后，在午餐时间，我很幸运。
CDCB
几乎每一台机器的运动部件有轮子，但没有人确切地知道，当第一轮的发明或是什么了。我们知道，然而，他们的存在在5500多年前的古亚洲。
ACAB
不是所有的水体都显然活着的大西洋海洋，S状体的水覆盖33000000平方英里。大西洋有，在某种意义上，取代了地中海为西方文明的内陆海。不像真正的内海，它似乎奇怪的是，大西洋是海洋生动丰富。它也许不是奇怪，它的生命力已写的关于古代诗人。
作业3
BCBCC
洗澡和沐浴都被认为是重要的医学治疗的人。在希腊发现的浴缸和水系统建立在3 000年前。罗马人有公共温水浴池。在一些公共浴池多达3，000人同时洗澡。
ABCB
上周周杰伦麦卡罗和HSUS（美国人道协会）在跑道上做出了一个大胆的毛皮免费的声明，标志着一个新的章为时尚界与动物保护。激励响应麦卡罗的证实，正在发生变化，时尚。CDBA
二十年前，大多数专家认为，在男孩和女孩的行为差异主要是由于不同的他们是如何对待他们的父母，老师，朋友。要坚持这一信念今天很难。最近的研究表明，有男孩和女孩之间的生物学差异。了解这些差异在抚养和教育孩子是很重要的。
作业4
每个人都有过至少一次的经验，他知道生命的意义。这一次，这发生在几年前，但它似乎刚刚发生的事。
16-D
纽约州通过了美国第一个州法律禁止司机讲手机。该禁令将于十一月我开始，虽然被发现使用手机的司机将被给予警告在第一个月。
21-24CDCB
现在，这是一些简短的新闻时间。
青少年上网
13000000欧洲的18个孩子使用互联网的作业下，游戏和音乐的结合为了研究由尼尔森的“网络评价”。这项研究涵盖了英国，德国，法国，意大利和西班牙。专家建议家长限制上网时间花在他们的孩子，让他们远离聊天室。到魔法妈妈聊天
作业5
CDA
开放式教育有一些非常好的东西。这种教学方法使学生成长的人，和发展他们自己的利益在很多科目。开放教育让学生为自己的教育负责，为他们负责他们在生活中做。一些学生在传统的课堂表现不好。开放课堂可以允许他们享受学习。一些学生将在开放式教育中的快乐。他们将不必担心等级或规则。他非常担心这些事情的学生，这是在一个开放的课堂是一个好主意。
BDCD
去年，我独自前往纽约探望女儿，其中一人刚生下她的第一个孩子。我坐在旁边的一个老人留着长长的白胡子，一顶黑色的帽子。
18-19 AB
当我在医学院，我和一些朋友去露营。季节是夏天；因此，我们选择去海边。到达后，我们租了一个房间，把行李放在。我们吃完午饭，然后决定租一条船因为海和天气是美丽的。
作业6
DBAD
如果没有适当的规划，旅游带来的问题。例如，太多的游客可以在人群的公共场所，是由一个国家的居民也享有居民。如果游客创造了太多的交通，居民成为烦恼和不开心。他们开始不喜欢游客和无礼地对待他们。他们忘记了多少旅游可以帮助该国经济。这是要考虑目的地国家的人民和旅游如何影响他们的重要。旅游业应该帮助一个国家保持风俗和美景吸引游客。旅游业也应该提高健康（健康和幸福）的当地居民。
DABC
我握着我的手和卡车的父亲，在很长一段时间他目不斜视，没说字。但是我知道他会说一点给我。”我不能说什么，”他最后说。”我从来没有去想大学，和你的兄弟没去上大学。我不能说“不要这样做”，因为一切不同的是，我不知道是什么。我不能帮助太多的钱，但我认为事情会解决的。”
CBAD
克劳德和罗里斯“长颈鹿（长颈鹿）”。所以警官汉金斯和皮尔森。这些人女人不喜欢看长颈鹿；他们看起来就像你和我一样。那么，为什么人们称他们为“长颈鹿”？
作业7
无答案
我是居住在圣保罗，巴西。这是一个巨大的城市，生活在比我们国家的人更多，匈牙利。我们租了一个平的一个很好的社区，但有一个棚户区很近。
DDB
“的确，”乔治华盛顿在他的日记里写道1785，“某种粉，或错误，已开始在我离开家之前吃叶子。”但美国的父亲是不是bug的父亲。当华盛顿写道，英国人已指昆虫作为一个多世纪的错误，和美国已经创造了萤火虫。但是英国很快就停在他们的语言使用错误，让美国人把漏洞在第十九和第二十世纪。
ACD
在世界各地，和许多不同的原因，也有人很少或从不吃肉百万。这些人被称为素食者。要吃肉的人，作为一个素食主义者，似乎是一件很奇怪的事，几个不同的原因的饮食。
作业8
BAC
估计有百分之80的美国成年人认为音乐课，虽然有时枯燥和具有挑战性的一些孩子们的眼睛，提高孩子们的学习和他们在学校的表现能力。他们说，学习演奏一首新歌曲的满意度可以帮助孩子表现出创造力。
BAD
卖水果看起来不是工作需要太多的技巧。但徐家不同意。前发，谁赢得了一个巨大的工资在北京工作的那组，认为新鲜的水果是一个更加有前途的行业比。所以27岁的辞掉了工作，开始卖水果和成为一个在线的感觉。
CBA
如果你是永远在中央伦敦考文特花园和霍尔之间，看了。你可能有点三字母之间的星巴克的天使和酒吧的标志：“伦敦”。他们可能不看了。欢迎你到这些三字一个世界领先的大学为社会和政治科学。
作业9
ABC
一天早上，安的邻居特雷西找到了丢失的狗游荡在当地的小学校。她问安如果她可以保持一个眼睛的狗。安说她能看的只有这一天。
CDBD
这里是一些必须从人们在一些国家做生意如何知道信息手册。
ADD
今天我们要讲述的是一个金说有一个大的对摇滚乐的影响。那说是“滚石不生苔”。它有以下
含义。一个意思是谁的人
从不在一个地方是不会成功的。另一个是，谁是永远向前的人，在一个地方没有根，逃避责任。
作业10
CDBA
凯瑟琳德斯蒂维尔是一个摇滚明星。她喜欢摇滚，但她不会唱歌和弹吉他！她是一个摇滚登山者在法国和意大利的大明星。她是世界上最著名的女登山者因为她
不用绳子爬。她爬在许多国家，但最常在夏蒙尼附近法国境内阿尔卑斯山的地方，
她生活。她开始爬上她在巴黎的家附近时，她是五。然后，在十四，她加入了
法国登山俱乐部了解更多，但她马上爬起来比老成员更迅速俱乐部的。她1995年她在意大利的第一场比赛。
CDAB
大多数的美国孩子喜欢万圣节的糖果，但一桶万圣节糖果可牙医噩梦。一些父母试图在孩子睡觉摆脱糖果的一半，但牙医
说父母也需要分别对待好与坏的种类。
ACDC
在美国最大的电视网络不是ABC，CBS，或狡猾。也不是一个电缆网作品如美国有线电视新闻网，进行只有新闻和新闻故事。这不是ESPN，所有的体育有线网络，甚至MTV，这是著名的音乐视频。而这是PBS，公共广播系统，一个非营利性的公共广播电视服务。PBS电视台有349个成员在美国和一些成员站在加拿大的电缆。
小学三年级英语阅读短文带翻译
小学三年级英语阅读短文带翻译 (*) 病人和船主 The Patient and the Ship Owner This incident occurred one morning outside Albert Sch-weitzer's hospital in the African jungle.A patient had gone fishing in another man's boat.The owner of the boat thought he should be gi*en all the fish that were caught.Dr.Sch-weitzer said to the boat owner： “You are right because the other man ought to ha*e asked permission to use your boat.But you are wrong because you are careless and lazy.You merely twisted the chain of your canoe round a palm tree instead of fastening it with a padlock.Of laziness you are guilty because you were asleep in your hut on this moonlit night instead of making use of the good opportunity for fishing.” He turned to the patient:“But you were in the wrong when you took the boat without asking the owner's permission.You were in the right because you were not so lazy as he was and
英语阅读理解(人物故事)练习题含答案及解析
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英语阅读：寓意深刻的哲理美文(双语)
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(英语)英语阅读理解练习题含答案及解析
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英语阅读(中英文对照)文章汇总
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英语阅读理解(人物故事)专项及解析
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英语阅读短文带翻译：你是独一无二的
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