高中英语阅读理解周周练(九)专题辅导
高中英语阅读理解周周练(一)专题辅导
高中英语阅读理解周周练〔一〕A●文章词数290 难度★建议做题时间7分钟一代歌王Michael Jackson的去世，留给全世界歌迷无尽的悲伤。
Fans around the world are remembering theman who called himself the King of Pop.Michael Jackson died Thursday in June in LosAngeles. Michael Jackson would have celebratedhis fifty-first birthday in August.Michael Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana,the seventh of nine children. He was five yearsold when he and his brothers began performingin the Jackson 5.He was eleven when they had their firstalbum. Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 waspublished in nineteen sixty-nine. Their albumABC followed less than a year later.In nineteen seventy-one. Michael Jacksonbegan his solo (单独的) career. He was chosen into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice.Thriller, his nineteen eighty-two album,earned a place in Guinness World Records as thebest-selling album of all time. It produced hits likeBeat It and Billie Jean.But as talented and successful as he was,he was also deeply troubled. His behavior andappearance grew increasingly strange and hewas heavily in debt.He was childlike. But in nineteen ninety-three, a boy accused (控告) him of child molesta-tion (骚扰). The case was settled out of court. Later, another accusation led to a criminal trial. But four years ago this month a jury (陪审团) cleared him of all accusation.Michael Jackson left his mark on popularculture: his music, his videos, his dance movesand moonwalking. The father of threewas evenmarried for a time to Elvis Presley's daughter.Now. he leaves behind family, friends and fans to mourn (哀悼) his death. His death has pushed sales of his music back to the top of the chartsagain.1. Michael Jackson started his career alone whenhe was _________________ years old.A. 5B. 11C. 13D. 152. Which of his albums was chosen into GuinnessWorld Records?A. Thriller.B. Beat It.C. ABC.D. Billie Jean.3. From the text. we can know about MichaelJackson that ______________.A. he has never been marriedB. he had celebrated his fifty-first birthday inJuneC. his life was successful without any troubleD. he was free of all accusation when he died4. We can learn from the last paragraph that ______________.A. Michael Jackson played an important role in popular cultureB. only his music was loved by fans around the worldC. his music has been on the top of the charts all the timeD. he left nothing to his family and his friends but moneyKey: 1—4 CADAB文章词数290 难度★★建议做题时间8分钟Susan Middlebrook的睡眠习惯和常人有些不一样，这是为什么呢？If the early bird gets the worm, Susan Middle-brook should be well fed. Whether she wantsto or not, she's ready to start each day between1:30 and 3:00 a.m."I'm wide awake and ready to clean thehouse," the 49-year-old woman said. "I don'tneed a cup of coffee to get going, not at all. Butbetween 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. you might have to nudge (轻推) me with an elbow."Middlebrook suffers from what is knownas Familial Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome, or FASPS. Her body's clock is out of sync (同步) with the sleep-wake rhythm, which most ofthe world lives by. She goes to bed each nightbetween 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. and wakes in theearly hours of the morning."The result is that you can feel very lonely," Middlebrook said. “Who wants to have a party at three in the morning? Nobody I know, and I don’t want to go to the local bar to see who’s still there.〞About three-tenths of the world’s population lives like this, including two of Middlebrook’s sisters, her daughter, and her mother. “Their whole clock is shifted,〞said Fu Yinghui, a researcher at the University of California, San Francisco.In the science journal Nature, Fu and his colleagues reported a newly-discovered mutation 〔变异〕of a single gene that they say causes FASPS.There are more than a dozen genes thatcontrol the human body clock, according to Fu.That clock controls a variety of physical and behavioral cycles. These include fluctuations (波动) in heart rate, blood pressure, and the immune system. Collectively, these cycles are known as circadian rhythms (生理节奏) and are generally tied to the 24-hourday-night cycle.1. What is Susan Middlebrook's problem?A. She can't get enough sleep.B. She feels very lonely.C. She has quite a different sleep-wake rhythm.D. There is something wrong with her familygene.2. Susan Middlebrook will ________________ in the lateafternoon.A. feel very sleepyB. have to take a napC. need someone's help to keep her awakeD. need a cup of coffee to keep her going3. Judging from what Middlebrook said, she _________________.A. wishes someone to keep her company in the early morning hoursB. is quite disturbed by her problemC. can’t go to any social gathering because of her problemD. can’t enjoy herself in the bar because of her problem4. According to Fu Yinghui, Middlebrook’s problem results from __________________.A. a change of her circadian rhythmB. a change of her physical and behavioral cycleC. a mutation of her genesD. a mutation of a single geneKey: 1—4 CABDCLOZE黄培玉我从没有听过我的父亲对我说“我爱你〞，我也很少对他这么说。
(完整)高中英语阅读技巧及专题训练(含答案),推荐文档(参考)
(完整)高中英语阅读技巧及专题训练(含答案),推荐文档高中英语阅读技巧及专题训练（含答案）一、题型知识短文的体裁涉及记叙文、讲明文、议论文和应用文等；题材涉及政治、经济、历史、地理、文化、教育、新闻报道、人物故事、科技信息、海外风情等；每段短文后普通设计4 道试题，最多的有5 道题，最少的设计 3 道题。
纵观历年高考英语试题，英语阅读明白要紧从以下5 个方面来考查考生的英语阅读明白能力：1. 事实细节题。
这类题要紧考查考生对英语文章事实细节的掌握事情。
它又分为两种事情：一是词语细节类，其答案几乎能够直截了当从原文中找出来，考生只要依照题干中的关键词与原文举行对比，就能找到答案；二是隐含细节类，这类题尽管别能直截了当从原文中的找到对应的词或短语，但考生能够依照文章的隐含意义，如缘故、前提或结果等认真推敲出答案来。
细节类试题的提咨询方式非常多而且灵便，提咨询的对象涉及短文中的时刻、距离、数量或缘故、结果、方式等具体的细节，有的需要先举行计算才干得出答案，有的先要找出文章的相应部分才干得出答案，也有的要把文章中所有的相关细节全部找出来才干得出答案。
常用的提咨询句型有：What does the author say in…?According to the passage, where / when / why / how / who…?What is the reason for…?Which of the following is (NOT) true?Which of the following is (NOT) mentioned?The writer mentioned all of the following EXCEPT…2. 推理推断题。
这类题别仅考查考生对文章中某些句子字面意思的明白，而且还考查对句子间逻辑关系的明白、对事物进展结果的推导。
这方面的出题多、难度大，考生可得小心。
其提咨询的常用方式有：What does the author think about…?What can be inferred / concluded from…?What do you think…according to the passag e?According to the writer, which of the following is right? 3. 词义推测题和语义明白题。
高中英语上学期第9周周练题高中全册英语试题
号顿市安谧阳光实验学校四川省宜宾市一中高中英语上学期第9周周练题Sometimes just pausing to think deeply allows your brain to make connections 14 new information can quickly appear when you 15 it again. Next, think about things that you still wonder about. 16,maybe you learned about a certain body system, but you don’t 17 how it works with the other body systems. Maybe you learned a new way to solve a math problem, but you are not sure when to use it. Writing down your 18 will help you remember to continue seeking answers the next time you 19 the same topic.Self reflection is an essential skill for a 20 student. If you have never taken the time to reflect, try it now.1. A.fast B.steadyC.relaxingD.unique2. A.change B.checkC.stopD.exercise3. A.calming B.enjoyingC.behavingD.helping4. A.dealt B.forgottenC.foundD.received5. A.personally B.mentallyC.slowlyD.directly6. A.pace B.gradeC.styleD.skill7. A.quick B.possibleC.suitableD.easy8. Afinished B.divided C.i nterrupted D.covered9. A.units B.tests C.breaksD.periods10.A.quietB.familiarC.safeD.remote11.A.earlyB.correctlyC.finallyD.independently12.A.activelyB.newlyC.rapidlyD.carefully13.A.choicesB.decisionsC.connectionsD.improvements 14. A.so that B.incase C.evenif D.as though15.A.seekB.shareC.showD.need16. A.In general B.Of course C.For example D.As usual17.A.knowB.doubtC.believeD.remember18.A.opinionsB.questionsC.wo rriesD.methods19. e across B.getthrough C.think of D.take away20. A.talented B.youngC.seriousD.successful第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分18分）第一节（共4小题；每小题2分，满分8分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。
新高一英语专题阅读理解专项练习：WeekNine生活哲理
新高一英语专题阅读理解专项练习：WeekNine生活哲理Week Nine 生活哲理一、阅读理解（共20小题；共40.0分）AFrederick Buechner talks about looking back at high school years. He remembered what all his classmates hoped and dreamed of becoming. "In my class, as at any school,"he says, "there were students who had a real talent for something. Maybe it was for writing or acting or sports. Maybe it was an interest and a joy in working with people.Sometimes it was just their capacity for being so alive that made you more alive to be with them. Yet now, a good many years later, I have the feeling that more than justa few of them are spending their lives at work in which none of these gifts is beingused."Matt Lamb could have been one of those people. Until 1987, Matt owned and ran his own restaurant in Chicago. But that year, a doctor told Matt that he had a fatal disease.So he closed the restaurant and pursued his true passion, painting.Soon, Matt's art drew national attention. He became quite successful. Only after Matt had found success in his dream career did doctors discover that they had misdiagnosed him. He wasn't going to die after all.A misdiagnosis(误诊) may have saved him from a life of meaninglessness. Not that owningone's own small business is in any way unworthy, but it simply was not Matt's true passion. In his heart, he wanted topaint, and he would never be truly happy until he pursued that dream, wherever it finally led him.Those beautiful dreams we have for the rest of our lives too often don't materialize.And, again too often, we look back dissatisfied with the direction we took or the place we finally reached.You don't get to choose how you're going to die or when. You can only decide how you're going to live. That decision is too important to put off another day.1. We can infer from what Frederick says that .A. most people don't use their giftsB. every student has a gift for somethingC. you are alive when working with peopleD. many people are working without talents2. Why did Matt give up his restaurant business?A. Because he couldn't make a lot of money.B. Because he was told he would die soon.C. Because he found no passion for cooking.D. Because he wanted to become a doctor.3. The example of Matt reflects that .A. anything unexpected may happenB. where there is a will, there is a wayC. misfortune may be an actual blessingD. a slow sparrow should make an early start4. According to the writer, Matt was truly happy .A. when he attracted attention from othersB. when he owned his own small businessC. when he knew he wouldn't die soonD. when he realized his dream of painting5. The writer's purpose of writing this passage is to expectpeople .A. to decide how to live their lifeB. to give up dreams and be practicalC. to make correct decisions in lifeD. to live a happy life every dayBJinesh was around 7 or 8 years old when I first met him. He was a soft spoken boy froma southern place in India.Everyone carries some load; Jinesh too had one. Camouflaged in his smile was somethingI don't know what it means to carry. But there he was going around with courage I haveseen only in a few. He wore a mask, required of people who experience chemotherapy(化疗), for he was battling a cancer.First time I smiled and said a "Hi" and Jinesh gently responded back. He was preparing to leave for his hometown. His father was kind enough to share his son's treatment.I could do nothing to offer comfort, just a smile and a couple of words. They wereoff. I never thought our relationship would grow in the next few years.A few months later they were again in the hospital for a follow up. I came across themat the restaurant and I recognized that little face, now without the mask.I said a "Hello" and asked the "little man" whether he recognized me. It was an honorthat he remembered me... Our journey grew further. I spent many minutes with him and we exchanged phone numbers. Ipromised I would visit him later and carried on. He was staying next to our hospital.What could I gift a boy like Jinesh? I decided on a pack of colors. What could I expect in the room of a small boy undergoing chemotherapy? As I entered he was beaming witha smile and I felt small before his ability to take life as it comes. I relearnt thatthe most important things in life are not things.He started showing me the drawings and crafts he had done, for he done quite a bit of them and decorated his room. How many times do I fail to decorate my life?On July 7, 2012 Jinesh breathed last after his battle. I still find it hard to think that it all happened. He was calm enough to say "Goodbyes" to people he knew during his last days.Jinesh is one of the real-life heroes.6. The underlined word "camouflaged" may mean .A. expressedB. judgedC. pretendedD. hidden7. By saying "our journey grew farther" the writer meant .A. their friendship continued to developB. they went on a trip to a distant placeC. they talked for a long time togetherD. they went for a walk in the distance8. Why did the writer feel small before Jinesh?A. Because Jinesh could know the future of his life.B. Because Jinesh accepted the challenges of life bravely.C. Because Jinesh took nothing in life seriously.D. Because Jinesh decorated his room with his drawings.9. Facing death, Jinesh remained .A. nervousB. upsetC. calmD. pitiful10. Why does the author writer the passage?A. To describe a boy's negative attitude towards life.B. To explain the reason for making friends with a child.C. To recall an unforgettable experience in hospital.D. To introduce a brave child facing death.CDo you consider yourself a good or a bad decision-maker? If you answer "bad", you might simply be choosing the wrong time of day to make your decisions.When was the last time you made an end-of-the-day business decision or a late-night online purchase only to regret it the next day? Most of us are guilty of some regrettable decisions from time to time, but researchers may now have an explanation for these poor choices. Psychologists and researchers call the newly identified phenomenon "decision fatigue". They suggest that each time we make a decision, we use up some of our willpower, that ability to control our own actions and say "No".After making many decisions, our willpower is then used up, leading us to make increasingly poor choices. Roy Baumeister, social psychologist on the topic hasconducted a series of experiments. These experiments proved that willpower roles likea muscle and can actually be fatigued with use. As a result, when fewer decisions areinvolved, there is less decision fatigue.But in a world with endless choices, everywhere from the coffee shop to the classroom, how can we avoid decision fatigue and choose wisely? Baumeister found that the most successful people have learned how to conserve their willpower by adapting their habits and routines.What can we learn from them?Make your mornings countWhen possible, make all major decisions in the morning while your mind is fresh and before fatigue takes over. When you face problems that must be dealt with, handle the situation early in the day in order to avoid a harsh word or an error in judgment.Avoid crisesDon't wait until the last minute to pay your bills, finish a project or make needed repairs. Use your willpower to avoid a crisis rather than just get through one.Sleep on itTrying to decide on something like a new apartment or can be draining. As with any major financial agreement, it's best to sleep on it before making any final decisions.Know yourselfBaumeister shared a final common denominator among those who avoid decision fatigue."The best decision makers are the ones who know when not to trust themselves." he said.11. According to the passage, you may make a better decision .A. at midnightB. in the morningC. in the afternoonD. in the evening12. People suffering "decision fatigue" may .A. make a wiser decision in businessB. make a good online bargainC. make a poor choice easilyD. make a good use of their willpower13. The writer develops the third paragraph by .A. telling storiesB. giving examplesC. making an experimentD. making a comparison14. In the opinion of Baumeister, best decision makers are those .A. who don't always believe in themselvesB. who sleep to avoid final decisionsC. who get up in the early morningD. who pay their bills at the last minute15. What might be the most suitable title for the passage?A. Making More Decisions Every Day May Hurt Your BrainB. Deciding Constantly May Affect the Quality of Your DecisionsC. Thinking Carefully before Making a Decision Will Benefit YouD. Choosing a Suitable Time to Decide Is Really Important to YouDA friend of mine was sitting in the living room one day when his cat dragged in a little"gift" in its mouth—a dead animal of some sort. Taking a closer look, he was dismayed to recognize the dead animal to bea bunny that belonged to a little girl who lived next door. Her name was Bonny. My friend felt terrible, believing his cat had killed Bonny's bunny.My quick-thinking friend came up with a plan. Removing from the cat's mouth the dead animal, which by now was a dirty mess, he put it in the kitchen sink. With a little warm water and some shampoo, he tried to clean up the dead bunny as best he could.Then he took a hair dryer (a "hare dryer" actually) and blow-dried the bunny until it looked pretty good.Finally, he took the dead bunny out to the neighbor's rabbit cage and placed it back in the cage. He stood him up so that he looked very natural there in his little box.The next morning, my friend looked out the window and noticed a crowd of people gathered around the rabbit hutch. Everyone seemed to be talking and pointing. My friend decided to go over and act like any normal curious neighbor and find out what was going on.When he got there, Bonny's mother said to my friend, "You won't believe what has happened! It's a miracle! Bonny's bunny passed away a few days ago, and we buried that little bunny right over there..."A lesson:Have you ever tried to cover up one sin with another? Covering up only makes matters worse. When we get caught doing something wrong, for example, we may attempt to cover it up with a lie. But just like Bonny's bunny, the result is never what we expected.We end up looking foolish. We would have been better off admitting we were wrong and accepting the results.16. The underlined word "dismayed" may mean .A. worriedB. pleasedC. puzzledD. disappointed17. What does the word "he" refer to ?A. The boy.B. The bunny.C. The cat.D. The friend of the writer.18. Why did the writer's friend stand the bunny up?A. To frighten the cat away from the cage.B. To prevent it being mistaken as a dead one.C. To make it look alive normally.D. To give his neighbor a pleasant surprise.19. What is a miracle for Bonny's mother?A. Her bunny was missing from the cage.B. Her bunny was killed by a cat.C. Her bunny was clean in the cage.D. Her dead bunny came back into the cage.20. By writing the story, the author advises us .A. never try to hide your mistakeB. never tell a lie to othersC. never treat animals badlyD. never kill an animal二、完形填空（共20小题；共30.0分）If there's one word that describes the life of a single parent, it's busy. I thought I'd never have a moment of 21 again. But here I sit in a quiet house,wondering how time could have 22 passed by so quickly.I remember one particular week when I thought I'd 23 what littleremained of my reason."Mom, you went to Noel's stuff last week. You have to 24 my dancing performance this Friday.""No way, Serena!" 25 Nik. "Mom is going to my gymnastics meet."With my head spinning, I told all three kids to sit down. I walked to the living room,26 what was sure to become one of our 27 . Finally, I managedto organize our schedules so that I could attend all the three events. Everyone seemed28 with the results, but I was 29 tired. That was Sunday.Monday, I 30 to get myself to one meeting and the kids to another.Tuesday was Nik's gymnastics meet. I arrived in time to see him 31 inthe event. Wednesday night meant school for me and a 32 dinner forthe kids. Thursday night was Noel's ballet practice, and Friday night brought Serena'sperformance.Now the days of rushing are 33 me. And the truth is, I miss themterribly. Three months ago, I watched Serena walk across the 34 to receive her college diploma. I reflected back to the daily dullness of what felt like the boring and overwhelming(势不可挡的) 35 of our lives. But those days really were 36 . They were filled with tender moments and simple pleasures, like sharing my son's37 in his success, watching my daughter 38 on a stage and helping my teenager get her hair just right.Those are the parts of being a parent that make all the chaos 39 .Yes, life with children can be difficult, especially 40 you're on your own. Yet very soon, sooner than you think, you'll be asking, "Where has the time gone?" And the house will be quiet. Too quiet.21. A. rest B. thought C. work D. sleep22. A. totally B. possibly C. really D. exactly23. A. expect B. receive C. lose D. hide24. A. comment B. record C. teach D. watch25. A. answered B. argued C. complained D. asked26. A. fearing B. expecting C. realizing D. ending27. A. fights B. routines C. arguments D. habits28. A. patient B. strict C. satisfied D. connected29. A. slightly B. mysteriously C. physically D. emotionally30. A. managed B. promised C. decided D. intended31. A. fight B. compete C. fail D. attempt32. A. delicious B. big C. quick D. formal33. A. for B. over C. with D. behind34. A. stage B. yard C. meadow D. ground35. A. freedom B. pace C. fame D. wealth36. A. dull B. poor C. valuable D. long37. A. reward B. regret C. interest D. pride38. A. shine B. tremble C. sing D. stand39. A. troublesome B. annoying C. worthwhile D. tiring40. A. unless B. though C. since D. when答案一、阅读理解1. A2. B3. C4. D5. A6. D7. A8. B9. C 10. D11. B 12. C 13. D 14. A 15. B16. A 17. B 18. C 19. D 20. A二、完形填空21. A 22. B 23. C 24. D 25. B 26. A 27. C 28. C 29. D 30. A 31. B 32. C 33. D 34. A 35. B 36. C 37. D 38. A 39. C 40. D。
高中英语限时阅读理解周周练(2)专题辅导
高中英语限时阅读理解周周练（2）词数: about 300 难度: ★建议用时: 4 minutesOn a small farm in South Africa, seven-year-old Faith lives with her mother Bella, her dog, and the fairies (小精灵) of her mother’s imagination.Bella talks about the fairies so often that they are real in Faith’s mind. She walks by her mother’s fairy paintings cautiously, fearful that the fairies might emerge from their frames and attack her. Faith always shouts Gem Squash Tokoloshe as she tries to protect herself from the most evil fairy spirit: the Tokoloshe.Bella says gem squash is a magic vegetable that can get away the Tokoloshe. She encourages Faith to eat plenty of it, although Faith hates the taste.A long drought forces Faith’s father to become a traveling salesman, and he only comes home on weekends. But one day he doesn’t come back at all.Bella becomes severely depressed and is unable to properly care for Faith. So a young black woman named Nomsa looks after her. As Bella’s mental healthdeclines, she withdraws further into her fairy world.As Bella’s personality changes, Faith grows increasingly attached to Nomsa until Bella is taken to a mental institution.Fifteen years later, Faith is grown-up but she feels like she doesn’t know herself. When she hears news of the death of her mother, Faith returns to the farm she left when she was seven. She hopes to discover who she really is.All the pieces fall into the place as Faith reflects on her childhood experiences. Only then can she truly feel at peace with herself.Gem Squash Tokoloshe is an interesting book written by Zadok who got the Whitbread First Novel Award. This is the most important book award in the UK. Zadok reveals (展现) the story bit by bit in a tantalizing way that leaves readers wondering what will happen next.1. The underlined word “tantalizing” in the last paragraph probably means “______”.A. terribleB. pleasantC. tiringD. desirable2. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in thepassage?A. Whether the book Gem Squash Tokoloshe was well-received in the UK.B. What happened to Faith’s father.C. What Tokoloshe is.D. Where Faith lived when she was young.3. Which of the following is the correct order of the events according to the passage?a. Faith returned to the small farm.b. Father became a traveling salesman.c. Bella became mentally ill.d. Bella tells stories about fairies to Faith.e. Nomsa began to look after Faith.A. a, c, d, b, eB. c, a, d, b, eC. e, d, b, c, aD. d, b, c, e, a词数: about 330 难度: ★★建议用时: 4 minutesPotatoes are a traditional part of American meals, but people are not eating as many potatoes as they did in the past. The United States Department of Agriculture reports that it expects potato use to decrease during the next fourteen years.Growers say one main reason is that more people are worrying about getting too fat. Several popular weight-reducing plans restrict carbohydrates. Potatoes are high in carbohydrates. American potato farmers also face competition from foreign growers. To deal with these problems, a non-profit organization is working to get farmers to limit potato production. The United Potato Growers of America was formed more than a year ago. Its members plant most of America’s potatoes.Over the years, many American potato growers have done their best to grow large crops. Because the more potatoes they produced, the more they had to sell. But too many potatoes for sale mean too little profit. So now the potato growers organization wants to reduce the amount of potatoes reaching the market. The goal is to keep demand strong and continuous. Members promise to plant fewer potatoes. They also promise they will not send potatoes to market when the supply becomes too large.The idea began about two years ago when potato growers from the state of Idaho formed a group called the United Potato Growers of Idaho. The group expanded its membership to become a national organization. Idaho potato grower Albert Wada is board chairman of theUnited Potato Growers of America. Mr. Wada recently compared potato prices before and after formation of the organization. Between September, 2004 and June, 2005, overproduction of potatoes brought prices down. But in the same period a year later, growers received an average price increase of four dollars for every 45 kilograms of potatoes.But not all potato farmers want to join the organization and restrict the amout of potatoes they can grow. And planting time next spring will bring a test. The organization will learn if members really will limit the amount of potatoes they plant.1. Why are Americans eating fewer potatoes than before?A. Because they have more food to choose from.B. Because the potatoes aren’t as good as before.C. Because they are worried about their weight.D. Because the price of potatoes has increased a lot.2. The United Potato Growers of America ______.A. helps farmers sell their potatoes to foreign countriesB. calls on farmers to grow fewer potatoesC. advises farmers to grow high-quality potatoesD. provides farmers with new technology for growing potatoes3. What would be the best title for the passage?A. A change in Americans’ eating h abitsB. The difference between American and foreign potatoesC. Farmers organize to control potato supplyD. Farmers enlarge the potato marketKey: A 1-3 DBD B 1-3 CBC。
高中英语完型填空周周练Test9新人教版必修2
【学案导学设计】2015-2016学年高中英语 完型填空周周练Test9 新人教版必修2No ears Three salesme n were __1__ across country __2__ their car broke dow n far from civilizati on. __3__ walking for some distanee they was a service statio n n earby. He replied that there was one in n ext day.He offered to let themcame to a __4__.They asked the farmer if there tow n 6 condition … “ Don' t draw __8__ of my son , without any ears. ” After __9__ to his _10_ the salesmen morni ng __12__ the breakfast table _ at him. “ What are you _ 14 ? The first salesma n replied , to take care of your teeth so you don The sec ond salesma n said , importa nt to take care of your hair __18 wig. The third said 10 _5_ at he ' 11 that it wouldn ' his house that s very sensitive the night with un til the 7 one t be open night ，. because he was born the farmer.The next 13__ noticed that the salesmen were staring he dema nded. "I was look ing at your beautifulsmile .It 't have to _ 16一 dentures. ” "I was look ing at your thick curly __ 's 15 17 」t ' s you don ' t go bald and have to wear a ，“I was looking at your clear blue eyes ，it ' s important to take 19 wear 20 . ” care of your eyes ,...Lor d knows you __ 1. A.running B . drivi ng C. walking D. f lyi ng 2. A.while B . whe n C. si nee D. o nce 3. A.AfterB . While C. Before D. A s 4. A.gas station B . service stati on C. store D. f armhouse 5. A.andB . so C. but D. o r6. A.work B . stayC．leave D．live7．A.in B．atC．on D．for8．A.attention B．pictureC．conclusion D．criticism9．A.thinking B．agreeingC．showing D．believing10．A.beliefs B．hobbyC．habits D．wishes11．A.cost B．takeC．pay D．spent12．A.on B．atC．after D．behind13．A.the son B．the farmerC．the mother D．the salesman14．A.thinking B．dreamingC．doing D．looking at15．A.easy B．importantC．stupid D．crazy16．A.put on B．dressed inC．wear D．dress17．A.beard B．sweaterC．hair D．moustache18．A.so B．andC．or D．but19．A.won't B．can'tC．mistn 't D．shouldn 't20．A.cap B．glovesC．shoes D．glassesGood afternoon ，and welcome to England.We hope that your visit here will be a pleasant one.Today ，I would like to draw your attention to a few of our laws.The first one is about drinking.Now ，you may not buy alcohol in this countryif you are under 18 years of age ，nor may your friends buy it for you.Secondly ，noise.Enjoy yourselves by all means，but please don' t makeunnecessary noise ，particularly at night.We ask you to respect other people who may wish to bequiet.Thirdly , crossing the road.Be careful.The traffic moves on the left side of the road in this coun e pedestria n cross ings and do not take any cha nces whe n cross ing the road.My next point is about litter (throwing away waste materials in a publicplace) . It is an offence to drop litter in the street.When you have something to throw away , please put it in your pocket and take it home , or put it in a litterbin.Finally , as regards smoking , it is against the law to buy cigarettes or tobaccoif you are un der 16 years of age.I ' d like to finish by saying that if you require any sort of help or assistanee , you should contact your local police station , who will be pleased to help you.Now are there any questions?1. The main purpose of this speech would be to _____ .A. prepare people for international travelB. declare the laws of different kindsC. give advice to travellers to the countryD. inform people of the punishment for breaking laws2. How many laws are there discussed in the speech?A. Three. B . Four. C . Five. D . Six.3. ____________________________________ From the speech we can learn that .A. in this country , if you are under 18 years of age , you may not buy alcohol , but your friend can buy it for youB. you may not buy cigarettes or tobacco uni ess you are above 16 years of ageC. because the traffic moves on the left side of the road , you must use pedestrian cross ings whe n cross ing the roadD. you can ' t make noise except at night4. The underlined word “contact ” i n the sixth paragraph means _____________ .A. keep in touch with B . get in touch withC. join D . report5. When you want to throw away some rubbish , which is the best way?A. You can throw it away when not noticed by others.B. You can ask the dustman to clean it.C. You can put it in your pocket and take it out of your home.D. You can put it in a dustbin.1. ...their car broke down... （完形填空第一段第一句）……他们的车出故障了……(1) On my way to the station my car broke down. 去车站的路上，我的车坏了。
高中英语一轮课件阅读完形天天练第九周段落大意题
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高中英语一轮课件阅读 完形天天练第九周段落 大意题
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线练学校高三英语周练9高三全册英语试题
始驾州参艰市线练学校高级英语周周练9阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。
并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
AAre you looking for some new and exciting places to take your kids to? Try some of these places:·Visit art museums.They offer avriety of activities to excite your kids’ interest. Many offer workshops for making land-made pieces, traveling exhibits, book signings by children's favorite writer, and even musical performances and other arts.·Head to a natural history museum. This is where kids can discover the past from dinosaur (恐龙) models to rock collections and pictures of stars in the sky. Also, ask what kind of workshops and educational programs are prepared for kids and any special events that are coming up.·Go to a Youtheat er. Look for one in your area offering plays for child and family visitors. Pre-show play shops are conducted by area artists and educators where kids can discover the secret about performing arts. Puppet (木偶) making and stage make-up are just a couple of the special offerings you might find.·Try hands-on science. Visit one of the many hands-on science museums around the country. These science play-lands are great fun for kids and grown-ups alike. They’ll keep your child mentally and physically active the whole day through while pushing buttons, experimenting, and building. When everyone is tired, enjoy a fun family science show, commonly found in these museums.21. What can kids do at a natural history museum?A. Collect different rocks.B.See dinosaur models.C. Watch science shows.D.Learn about performing arts.22. If a child enjoys learning science by doing things, he probably will visit .A. a YoutheaterB. an art museumC. a natural history museumD.a hands-on science museum23. For whom is the text most probably written?A.Travel agent.B.Advertisers.C. Parents..D.Children.BMany years gao I worked in an office with large windows facing a busy overpass (). When things were hard, I would stand by the window and wave to the passengers who looked up. The strange looks made me laugh and stress was washed away.Co-workers began to take an interest in my behavior. They would stand from view, watch the reactions I received, and laugh along. Late afternoon was the best time — rush hour traffic filled the overpass with cars and buses. It didn’t take long to attract a group of staffs who passed the window every day and looked up at the strange waving man.After a while, waving became boring, so I changed ways. I made signs: “Hi,” “Hello,”“Be Happy!” and posted them in the window and waved. I stood near the window in various poses, made faces, stuck out my tongue, and once went into the walkway over the street and danced while co-workers pointed to let fans know I was there.Christmas approached, and job cuts were announced. Several co-workers would lose their jobs,and everyone was feeling low. Stress in the office reached a high. During the break, I hid from my co-workers, slipped into the costume, walked bravely to my desk, sat down, and held my belly, as they gathered around me laughing when my manager was walking through the door. He held his stomach, and tears formed in his eyes. It was the first time I had seen them smile in weeks. He said, “Mike, thanks! With the job cuts it has been hard to enjoy the Christmas season. Thanks for the laugh, I needed it.”24.Which of the following words can best describe the author according to Paragraph 1?A.Optimistic.B.Pessimistic.C.Generous.D.Clever.25.Why was late afternoon the best time?A.Because the author could attract many more people and make them relaxed.B.Because the co-workers would be more interested in his behavior.C.Because there were so many cars and bused then.D.ecause the author was free at that time.26.Who was/were probably interested in the author’s behavior?A.The passengers.B.The drivers.C.The manager.D.The workmates.27.How did the author finally make his workmates and manager laugh?A.By shaking and hitting the manager.B.By his humorous and funny acting.C.By letting his co-workers gather around him.D.By putting pressure on his manager.CTraffic noise can shorten your life, new research suggests. Having to endure rumbling lorries, honking horns and screeching tyres has been linked to shorter life expectancy and a higher risk of stroke.People surrounded by daytime traffic noise louder than 60db (分贝)were 4 per cent more likely to die than those where noise levels were 55db – roughly the level of a loud conversation.The extra deaths mostly involved heart or artery disease - which could in turn be linked to raised blood pressure, sleep problems and stress brought on by noise.The study also found that adults living in areas with the noisiest daytime traffic were 5% more likely to be admitted to hospital for stroke than those from quieter neighbourhoods. For the elderly, this increase in risk rose to 9%.The scientists looked levels of road traffic noise between 7am and 11pm, and at night between 11pm and 7am, across a range of different postcodes and correlated（使有相互关系） their findings with death and hospital admission rates. A number of factors - including individuals' age and sex as well as ethnicity, smoking levels, air pollution and socio-economic deprivation - were taken into account.Commenting on the findings, Professor Francesco Cappuccio, chair of Cardiovascular Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Warwick, said: “The results do not imply a direct cause-effect relationship. However, they are consistent with other evidence to suggest a possible causal link.”“It has been well established that nocturnal(夜间的) traffic noise disrupts sleep quantity and quality. If sustained over time, these disturbances, like sleep deprivation, have been associated with a 12% increased risk of all-cause mortality, mainly due to a 15% increase in strokeevents and high blood pressure. Public health policies must pay more attention to this emerging evidence. ”said he.Given what we know about traffic emissions increasing heart disease, we should remember that travelling by foot or bike is definitely healthier - both for you and for the people around you.28.The noise of can be lighter than 60db.A.rumbling lorriesB.screeching tyresC.loud conversationsD.honking horns29.What does the underlined word “sustained” mean?A.Restrained.B.Maintained.C.Resolved.D.Mistaken.30.What can we learn from Professor Francesco’s words?A.Walking and bike-riding will not increase heart disease.B.Traffic noise in the daytime is less harmful than in the evening.C.Someone may live healthily without being influenced by traffic noise.D.Traffic noise can cause a 15% increase in stroke and high blood pressure.31.Which of the following is TRUE?A.Traffic noise directly leads to stroke.B.The extra deaths mostly involved noise.C.Traffic emissions are more serious than traffic noise.D.Traffic noise has something to do with high blood pressure.DI’m not a hater. I admire those who write, read and love first person point of view. So why did I write PRETTY DARK NOTHING in third person? The answer is simple. It’s the way the storyand the characters presented themselves to me. It’s part of my unique voice.Maybe my love of third person comes from all those years reading epic(叙事诗) fantasy. I do think my reading preferences influence how and what I write. There’s something about third person that brings a story to life in a way that first person can’t because of its limited view of the characters. I love the richness of language, the depth of the world, the exploraion of emotion and conflict on a broader range that third person allows me. It’s about diversity.I’m not saying you can’t have rich language or depth in first person point of view. You absolutely can, but it is a challenge, just as writing in third makes it harder to create the same close feeling you get from telling and reading a story in first. Where first person explores the inside out, third tends to give a little more room to pull the camera bake and explore the external. To me, you get the best of both worlds. It gives you enough distance so you don’t feel like you’re experiencing the story through a single prism(棱镜)and yet it’s close enough to help the reader connect to the character and feel as if they’re on the journey with them.In the end, there is no right or wrong. Both points of view have their strengths and their weaknesses. All writers must work to find the right balance and to seek their own voice. At the end of the day, it’s all about the story. If the story is great, it doesn’t matter which point of view it’s written in.32.What hsa an effect on the writer’s writing style?A.Her parents.B.Her life experience.C.Her reading preferences.D.Her friends.33.What do we learn about first person from the text?A.It allows the writer to use richer language.B.It is easier for the writer to create close feeling.C.It can express the characters’ feelings more diversely.D.It hels the writer to explore the world more deeply.34.What does the underlined expression “At the end of the day”mean?A.After the sun has set.B.After thinking for a day.C.When a day is over.D.When you consider everything.35.How does the writer sound when expressing her opinion?A.Anxious.B.Humorous.C.Objective.D.Reserved.第二节（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
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高中英语阅读理解周周练（九）SPEED READINGA 文章词数约180词难度☆建议做题用时5分钟Summer Care Home AssistantsBasic demands:Unnecessary experience;Having enthusiasm for caring needed to help others enjoy a better quality of life.Benefits:World-class training;A wealth of experience and competitive pay;A choice of full/part-time shifts.Email to share@ careers. com.BookkeepersBasic demands:Accounts payable and receivable;Trust account management;Day-to-day financial reporting and management.Benefits:Sydney CBD location, close to transport;Flexible hours.If you are interested in this position, please email:dfs@.au.ChildcareBasic demands:Speaking a little German;Having a driver's license;Enjoying being with children (a must).Benefit:The chance to learn German.If this sounds interesting to you, we look forward to receiving your application, along with your picture. Please send the documents to the following email address: rapgut@ggaweb.ch.Customer ServiceBasic demands:High school diploma;Strong telephone and interpersonal skills;Ability to handle difficult customer calls;Proficient computer skills, especially Microsoft Office applications;Ability to discover and solve problems;Good time management skills.Email to pthomas@1. If you are good at dealing with difficult customer calls, you can email to _____________.A. sham@careers.cornB. rapgut@ggaweb.chC. dfs@.auD. pthomas@tempsystems, corn2. What does a woman need most to be a childminder?A. To be friendly to people.B. To love staying with children.C. To speak German fluently.D. To have necessary experience.3. In what way is summer care home assistant different from other positions?A. It requires an ability to get along well with people.B. It offers excellent training for the job.C. It requires people's patience.D. It offers flexible working time.4. You can find the text in ____________________.A. a newspaperB. a news reportC. a store windowD. a travel guideKey：1—4DBBAB 文章词数约260词难度☆☆建议做题用时7分钟刘景田Teenagers will be able to make extra pocket money if they have one or two part-time jobs, which is, of course, good for them. However, there are more teenagers volunteering than having part-time jobs in America. They are even setting an example for their parents through their volunteer work.According to a recent national survey (调查), 56% of teenagers volunteer to support charities (慈善) and community services, while only 39% take part-time jobs to make money. Parents also say that 82% of teenagers do something to help others in their lives, such as donating (捐赠) money.Sara Johnson, a teacher of a private high school in Chicago, realizes that teenagers are more likely to participate in social activities. She said, "I think that kids are realizing how important it is." She saw a similar increase of teenagers' participation in social activities after Hurricane Katrina, and she believes that this generation of teenagers is more active in taking part in charities than her generation was. Unlike other public high schools, Illiana Christian does not require its students to do public services, but most of its students still volunteer. Ninety-five percent of students at Illiana Christian have decided to participate in a 30-hour fast (禁食期) in support of hungry children around the world. Suzanne Hammer, a junior, said, "I don't Understand why theydon't take part in if they can. I think everybody should make an effort to serve others." Food banks are also benefiting from the increase of teenager volunteers.1. What's the main idea of the text?A. More American teenagers volunteer.B. Part-time jobs are good for American teenagers.C. American teenagers do part-time jobs to earn pocket money.D. People should have a better understanding of American teenagers.2. To support hungry children around the world, ninety-five percent of students at Illiana Christian have decided to ______________________.A. go without food for 30 hoursB. donate their food to food banksC. donate their pocket moneyD. do volunteer work at food banks3. People in Sara Johnson's generation probably ______________________.A. had more chances to do volunteer workB. used to volunteer muchC. didn't volunteer as much as teenagers todayD. had less money to donate to charities4. We may infer from the passage that ______________________.A. American teens prefer charitable activities to attending schoolB. American teenagers don't need to work to earn pocket moneyC. the majority of adults are not willing to volunteerD. volunteering is a required task in some public high schools5. What's Sara Johnson's attitude towards American teenagers today?A. Cautious.B. Dissatisfied.C. Admiring.D. Pessimistic.Key：1—5AACDCCLOZE吴小法The only survivor of a shipwreck (海难) was washed up on a small, uninhabited (无人居住的) island. He prayed to God that there would be someone to ____1____ him and every day he scanned the horizon (地平线) for ____2____, but none came. Exhausted, he ____3____ decided to build a little wooden hut (木屋) to ____4____ him from bad weather, and to store his ____5____ possessions.But then one day, after ____6____ for food, he arrived home to find his little hut on fire, the ____7____ rolling up to the sky. The ____8____ thing had happened; everything was lost. He was very sad and ____9____.“God, how ____10____ you do this to me?" he cried.Early the next day, ____11____, he was awakened by the sound of a ship that was ____12____ the island. It had come to rescue him."____13____ did you know I was here?" the man asked."We ____14____ your smoke signal," the rescuers answered.It is easy to get discouraged ____15____ things are going bad. But we shouldn't lose ____16____, because God is at work in our lives, ____17____ in the midst of pain and suffering.Remember, ____18____ when your little hut is burning to the ground, ____19____ just may be a smoke signal that summons (召唤) the kindness of God.For all the negative (消极的) things we have to say to ourselves, God has a(n)____20____ answer.1. A. rescue B. push C. develop D. collect2. A. suggestion B. gift C. help D. trick3. A. quickly B. eventually C. usually D. gradually4. A. make B. treat C. enjoy D. protect5. A. very B. little C. much D. few6. A. searching B. caring C. asking D. preparing7. A. wind B. smoke C. earth D. water8. A. important B. difficult C. worst D. Useful9. A. angry B. happy C. fear D. terrible10. A. would B. could C. might D. should11. A. therefore B. besides C. yet D. however12. A. passing B. visiting C. leaving D. approaching13. A. How B. Why C. When D. where14. A. made B. gave C. saw D. sent15. A. though B. when C. unless D. which16. A. patience B. soul C. spirit D. heart17. A. ever B. even C. still D. yet18. A. last time B. next time C. every time D. each time19. A. when B. which C. it D. this20. A. positive B. uncertain C. anxious D. eagerKey：1—5ACBDD 6—10ABCAB11—15DDACB 16—20DBBCA。