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人教版七年级英语下册Unit+2+阅读理解专练

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人教版七年级英语下册Unit 2 阅读理解专练(A)阅读短文,从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Hello, everyone!My name is Dylan.I have a special friend. He is an ET(外星人).The ET and I live together._1_ with him every day.I am good _2_ running. He runs with me in the park every evening.I like reading very much.I often _3_ him some funny stories. Do you want to know more about our _4_? Here it is.On weekdays, we usually _5_ at 6:50 in the morning. We have breakfast at 7:20 and get to school at 8:00. Our first class starts at 9:00. My favorite lesson is math. But _6_ is English. At lunchtime,I eat a lot of nice _7_ with him. In the afternoon,I have no classes. The ET _8_ me many new things.At weekends, we play all day.I like playing with him _9_ we can have a good time.Do you like the ET? Oh,I nearly forget(差点忘了) one thing. The ET is only in my dream! But I really want a _10_ like him.( )1.A. dance B. draw C. exercise D. write( )2.A. with B. at C. for D. to( )3.A. tell B. speak C. say D. talk( )4.A. school B. subject C. game D. life( )5.A. get up B. have dinner C. play sports D. eat lunch( )6.A. mine B. her C. his D. my( )7.A. food B. clothes C. work D. time( )8.A. makes B. teaches C. thinks D. tastes( )9.A. so B. but C. or D. because( ) 10.A. brother B. friend C. cousin D. classmate(B)阅读表格,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中,选出最佳选项。

新目标八年级下册英语Unit2阅读理解专练(一)及答案

新目标八年级下册英语Unit2阅读理解专练(一)及答案

新目标八年级下册英语Unit2阅读理解专练一阅读理解一“Mom, you won’t believe what Anna’s grandfather bought her for her birthday!” shouted Michelle.“What?” asked Mom.“A horse,” said Michelle. “Can I have one for my birthday?”“No, Honey! I’m sorry but we don’t have enough money,” said Mom.Michelle walked to her room. The phone rang (响起铃声), and Michelle answered.“Will you get one for your birthday?” asked Anna. “We can ride them together.”“No,” said Michelle. “Mom said we don’t have enough money.”“Oh. Er... I have to fe ed Sir Charles. See you tomorrow,” said Anna.“Maybe I can help Anna feed Sir Charles,” thought Michelle. She picked up the phone, but her mom was on the phone.“That would be wonderful. I think she’ll enjoy the riding lessons,” said Mom.Michelle even did n’t hear her mom walk in the room.“Honey, I want to talk to you,” said Mom.Michelle put the phone down. “I didn’t mean to eavesdrop. I was going to call Anna,” said Michelle.“So you heard about the riding lessons?” asked Mom.“Yes,” said Michelle.“I don’t have enough money to buy a horse, but Ithought you’d like to learn to ride it. Mrs. Mayberrygives lessons every Saturday. She said you and Annacould be in the same class. I know it’s not the same ashaving your own horse, but ...” said Mom.“It’s better,” said Michelle.“Why?” asked Mom.“Anna has to feed Sir Charles every day. Ittakes lots of time,” said Michelle.“So you’re satisfied?” asked Mom.“Of course. It’s the best birthday gift ever,”said Michelle.根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

Unit2+阅读专项训练提升++2023-2024学年人教版英语七年级下册

Unit2+阅读专项训练提升++2023-2024学年人教版英语七年级下册

阅读练习(一)I 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。

In Shipingcun community (社区), Chongqing, nine old women between 66 and 74 are working as “shared (共享的) grandmothers”.There is a primary school in Shipingcun community.1.______ But on Monday, the school finishes at 3:30 pm.Some parents can’t go to pick up (接) their children because they are still at work at that time. 2.______ Every Monday, they pick up these children from school and then help them with their homework.These children’s parents are really thankful for the grandmothers’ help. 3._______“My husband (丈夫) and I are busy with our work, and we also need to look after (照顾) our parents. 4.______But now with the help of these grandmothers, my son can do his homework well,” Cui Jingqin, the mother of a 10-year-old boy, says.“I need to thank these children, too,” Deng Lihong, one of the nine grandmothers, says. “I am free.5._______I like being with these children.”A. Most children in the community study there.B. We don’t have time to help with our son’s study.C. I’m really happy because I get a new “ job” now.D. Then the nine nice grandmothers come to help.E. They often go to see the old women to thank them for their help.II.阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

全国通用2024高考英语一轮复习Unit2练习牛津译林版必修3

全国通用2024高考英语一轮复习Unit2练习牛津译林版必修3

必修三 Unit 2 单元话题语篇训练(每单元3练)练(一) 阅读理解组块专练——练速度(限时:35分钟)Ⅰ.阅读理解A(2024·石家庄模拟)International Competitions in 2024A.Creating the story in English.B.Having the work scanned.C.Paying money for the entry.D.Submitting the work by July.解析:选A 细微环节理解题。

依据The H.G.Wells Short Story Competition部分中的“Entries must be in English and must be entirely your own work”可知,写故事竞赛要求参赛者的作品是用英语写的原创作品,故选A。

2.What is special about “16th Annual Smithsonian Photo Contest”?A.It gives a theme. B.It offers a grand prize.C.It has an age limit. D.It has two categories.解析:选C 细微环节理解题。

依据16th Annual Smithsonian Photo Contest部分中的“Who may enter: Open to photographers who are 18 years old or older”并结合其他三个竞赛的“Who may enter”的信息可知,这个竞赛对参赛者的年龄有肯定的限制,故选C。

3.Who may get Margaret Reid Prize after winning the contest?A.Short story writers. B.Photographers.C.Art designers. D.Poem writers.解析:选D 推理推断题。

人教版英语八年级下册unit2 阅读理解专练

人教版英语八年级下册unit2 阅读理解专练

Unit2 阅读理解专练阅读理解请阅读下面短文,根据短文内容从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

AWelcome to Guide Dogs Training Center, boys and girls! First let me tell you something about guide dogs. In 1918 a doctor and his pet dog walked with a soldier who was blind. The doctor went in the hospital for a short time. When he came out, he saw his pet dog had guided the soldier on the other side of the hospital yard safely. So he taught a dog to guide a person and it worked out well. Germany helped start a program to teach dogs to be guides.Dorothy, an American woman, went to Germany to find out about the guide dogs. When she came back to the United States, she wrote it for a magazine. Soon more people knew of the guide dogs.The best dogs for the job are clever and fit. It takes more than two years to train a little dog to be a guide dog. When the dog is 14 months old, it learns many instructions. Then the owner and the dog meet, and they practice four weeks.Have I made myself clear? OK, let’s go on visiting.()1. What kind of people do guide dogs help?A. Doctors.B. Soldiers.C. The blind.D. The deaf.()2. Whose pet dog was it that had helped the soldier?A. The doctor’s.B. The soldier’s.C. Dorothy’s.D. The police’s.()3. What kind of dogs are the best ones for the job?A. Strong.B. Bright.C. Old enough.D. Big enough.()4. When did Germany start a program to teach dogs to be guides?A. After Dorothy went to Germany.B. After Dorothy wrote about it for a magazine.C. After the doctor taught a dog to guide a person.D. After many people asked for guide dogs.()5. How long does it take to train a little dog to be a guide?A. Over two years.B. Fourteen months.C. Four weeks.D. Less than a years.BWho are the homeless people?Homeless people are young and old men and women. They come from many different places. Some have gone to school, others have not. Some are ill, some are not. In other words, they’ re all different, but they do have one thing in common, they don’t have a good place to live in.Where are the homeless people?Many homeless people stay in homeless shelters(收容所)for a while. Some live in the city parks or streets. Often, homeless shelters help them get food and clothing. They also provide activities for homeless children.What can I do to help them?There are lots of things you can do!1. Collect food or fruity and take everything to a shelter.2. Ask your parents if you can give some of your old clothes to homeless children.3. Collect toys from your friends for homeless kids.4. Have a bake sale and donate the money you earn(赚)to a shelter.5. If you are old enough, volunteer to help at a homeless shelter. You can babysit, read and help with homework, or just play games with the children.()6. This passage is mainly about helping people who_____?A. are old and illB. have no place to live inC. have no moneyD. have no parents or friends()7. Many homeless people live in _____A. hospitalsB. supermarketsC. the neighborhoodD. homeless shelters()8. We can give homeless people _____ to help them.A. food and clothingB. housesC. educationD. books()9. According to the passage, _____ is also a way to help the homeless.A. washing clothesB. starting a homeless clubC. helping kids with their homeworkD. clean up the shelters()10. _____ is the best thing we can give to homeless people.A. MoneyB. FoodC. LoveD. Water参考答案及解析:A.1. 答案:C解析:细节理解题。

Unit 2 Looking into the Future 阅读理解专项练习(含答案)

Unit 2 Looking into the Future 阅读理解专项练习(含答案)

Unit2(2022·四川凉山·高二期末) A new phone app uses vibrations (振动) from smart phones to alert people about earthquakes.The phone app recognizes sudden shaking of the earth’s surface through sensors (传感器) in smart phones. The new app is called MyShake. It is the work of four researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. They said they created a worldwide warning system that would inform people and give them time to prepare. The MyShake app is available only for Android phones.Smart phones are equipped with accelerometers (加速计) . These instruments measure movement, like that of a car or airplane. They can also measure the shaking of a machine, building or other structure. Accelerometers are used in activity trackers and apps that count steps or other exercise. They are also used in global positioning system (GPS) apps.MyShake uses phone accelerometers to measure seismic (地震引起的) activity. It has been programmed to know the difference between normal activity and earthquake movement. The software developers say their app is right 93 percent of the time. A smart phone sends seismic information to the app developers. If the developers receive information from one area, it recognizes that an earthquake may be taking place or will take place soon. Using information sent from the app, the network then estimates the location and strength of the quake in real time. MyShake can record magnitude (规模) 5. 0 earthquakes at distances of 10 kilometers or less. MyShake uses very little power, according to its developers. Only when seismic activity is sensed by the app does it become active and sends data to the network.The app works best when your phone is resting on a flat surface, like a table. The app also shows ways to stay safer during an earthquake. The developers say it will become more effective as more people use it.1 .What can we know about MyShake?A .It can be applied to all kinds of phones.B .It serves as a worldwide warning system.C .It’s the name of a new smart phone.D .It can prevent and stop the movement of the earth.2 .How can the phone app feel the earth’s shaking?A .Through vibrations from smart phones.B .Through information in smart phones.C .Through sensors in smart phones.D .Through accelerometers in smart phones.3 .Why are accelerometers used in MyShake?A .To locate where the user is.B .To count steps or other exercise.C .To measure seismic activity.D .To measure the shaking of building.4 .What’s th e best title for the text?A .A New Phone App Feels EarthquakesB .A New Phone App Prevents EarthquakesC .A New Phone App Keeps You Safe in the EarthquakeD .A New Phone App Makes Smart Phones More Effective(2022·四川省德阳中学校高二期末) Here are some of the interesting inventions in 2021. Which one are you most excited about?PurrbleIt comes to the rescue for anxious kids. This toy has seven sensors that respond to touch. Purrble’s heartbeat speeds up when you play with the toy. Then you comfort it by petting it, which slows its heartbeat down. It calms you too. In a study of 20 families, 19 parents said Purrble helped their kids calm down.Revolve AirAndrea Mocellin is a former sports-car designer, who is using his skills to build a wheelchair called Revolve Air that has wheels with a hexagon(六边形) structure. And they fold up, which allows the chair to take up 600 less space than a standard folding wheelchair. Mocellin aims to get it out by mid-2022. He has nearly 12,000 customers on his waiting list.OrCam ReadReading is a challenge for millions of people who may struggle with poor eyesight or other problems. But with computer vision and artificial intelligence, OrCam Read can read any piece of text ers aim its laser frame(激光框) at a page of a book, a menu, an advertisement, or a screen. Then press a button. After that it instantly starts reading aloud, and can also read text in multiple languages.Robin the RobotA girl, a pneumonia patient, in a clinic had barely eaten for two days. The staff took it into her room. After chatting and playing games, Robin said goodbye, promising to return only if the girl agreed to eat. Sure enough, she dug in. With big eyes and a cheerful personality, Robin is designed to help kids in hospitals and clinics.5 .W hat’s the advant age of Revolve Air?A .It’s impressive in shape.B .It’s fit for use in a car.C .It’s been widely used.D .It’s conveni ent to carry.6 .What should the users do first before OrCam Read starts to read?A .Test their eyesight.B .Scan the text.C .Use their cell phones.D .Speak their mother tongue.7 .Which can communicate with their users?A .Purrble and OrCam Read.B .Revolve Air and Purrble.C .Purrble and Robin the Robot.D .OrCam Read and Revolve Air.(2021·广东·北京师范大学珠海分校附属外国语学校高二阶段练习) Do you need a human to create a beautiful scent (气味)? That’s the question being asked as artificial intelligence (AI) starts to enter the perfume(香水) industry.Companies are increasingly turning to technology in order to create more bestselling, unique fragrances that can be produced in just minutes. Last year, Swiss-based fragrance developer Givaudan Fragrances launched Carto, an artificial intelligence-powered tool to help perfumers(调香师). Through machine learning (a way computers improve outcomes automatically by learning from past results) Carto can suggest combinations of ingredients.Using a touch screen, the perfumer can pull together different scents using data from the brand’s vast library of fragrance formulas (配方) — a much more efficient process than using traditional forms. A small robot immediately processes the fragrances into perfumes, making it easier for perfumers to test their new scents.German fragrance house Symrise has gone one step further and teamed up with IBM Research to create an AI called Philyra. Like Carto, Philyra can’t actually sniff anything. But it is not designed to replace perfumers.“It’s machine-learning and sometimes the results have been wrong,” says Claire Viola, vice president of digital strategy fragrance at Symrise. “It’s still a project, the more we test, the more it continues to improve. It constantly needs training.”8 .What is Carto according to the passage?A .a bestselling unique fragrance.B .a Swiss-based fragrance developer.C .an AI-powered tool.D .combinations of ingredients.9 .What’s the m ain idea of para. 3?A .The process of making fragrance.B .Two ways of making fragrance.C .The importance of a small robot.D .The popularity of a small robot.10 .What can we infer from Claire Viola’s opinion on Philyra?A .It will replace perfumers in the near future.B .It’s the most effective technology to produce perfume.C .The results will be perfect when using it.D .We should train and improve it, because it’s machine-learning.11 .In which section of the newspaper can you probably read this passage?A .LifestyleB .EntertainmentC .AdvertisementD .Science & technology(2021·江西·上高二中高二阶段练习) However exciting space travel sounds, astronauts must still suffer with bad food. Now, food in space has to be dehydrated (使脱水) or precooked and stored. This means astronauts aren’t really eating fresh food.New technology may change this. Scientific American reports that a specially-designed oven will be sent into space this autumn with NASA’s NG- 12 cargo mission. Far from the common vacuum-packed meals, astronauts may get to enjoy freshly baked cookies before the end of 2020.Why aren’t they baking cookies in space already? For one thing, there’s the risk of a fire. Engi neers also have to overcome the challenge of micro-gravity(微重力), which prevents heat from circling inside ovens the same way it does on Earth.Astronauts will still have to wait a while before they can have their cookies, though. After baking, the results will be sent back to Earth for safety testing. If successful, this will be the first oven to bake food in space.“ I believe... that will be game-changing for both science and astronauts,” food technology researcher Maeena Naman Shafiee told Scientific American.One of the main diving forces behind this project has been NASA’s 2018 research into the effects of “confinement and isolation” . Unlike on the International Space Station (ISS), astronauts traveling out of Earth’s orbit may not be able to speak to their loved ones on future missions, which could lead to negative feelings.It’s hoped that the chance to bake and sense familiar smells can bring joy to astronauts.“Is the ISS going to smell like fresh-baked cookies? We don’t know,” said NanoRacks’ communications manager Abby Dickes. “But that’s feeling we all know and love... that will make someone feel at home.”Baking cookies in space would mark an important step, offering a small comfort in the difficult and unfamiliar environment of space travel. Astronauts have already grown plants aboard the ISS.With commercial space travel now being planned, who knows what other developments may surprise us in the future?12 .What can astronauts do with the new oven in space in the future?A .They can cook a mealB .They can eat cookies.C .They can bring more fresh foodD .They can prepare food quickly13 .According to the passage, w hy can’t astronauts bake cookies in space now?A .Cooking in space needs some special cooking skills.B .Micro-gravity makes it dangerous to cook in space.C .It’s expensive and inconvenient to br ing fresh food to the space.D .It’s difficult to heat food the same way as on Earth because of different gravity.14 .Which one is NOT the purpose of designing the special oven?A .To prepare some fresh food for astronauts.B .To bring the feeling of home to the astronauts.C .To make improvements in space travel.D .To provide a new game for astronauts to play in space.15 .The author is most likely to think that the future of astronautical development will be ________.A .unknownB .imaginableC .surprisingD .confusing(2021·全国·高二课时练习) Your glasses may some day replace your smartphone, and some New Yorkers are ready for the switch. Some in the city can’t wait to try them on and use the maps and GPS that the futuristic eyewear is likely to include.“I’d use it if I were hanging out with friends at 3 a. m. and going to the bar and wanted to see what was open,” said Walter Choo, 40, of Fort Greene.The smartphone-like glasses will likely come out this year and cost between $250 and $600, the Times said, possibly including a variation of augmented reality, a technology already available on smartphones and tablets that overlays information onto the screen about one’s surroundings. So, for example, if you were walking down a street, indicators would pop up showing you the nearest coffee shop or directions could be plotted out and come into view right on the sidewalk in front of you.“As far as a mainstream consumer product, this just isn’t something anybody needs,” said Sam Biddle, who writes for . “We’re accustomed to having one thing in our pocket to do all these things,” he added, “and the average consumer isn’t gonna be able to afford another device that’s hundreds and hundreds of dollars.”9 to 5 Google publisher Seth Weintraub, who has been reporting on the smartphone-like glasses since last year, said he is confident that this type of wearable device will eventually be as common as smartphones.“It’s just like smartphones 10 years ago,” Weintraub said. “A few people started getting emails on their phones, and people thought that was crazy. Same kind of thing. We see people bending their heads to look at their smartphones, and it’s unnatural,” he said. “There’s gonna be improvements to that, and this is a step there.”16 .Which is one of the possible functions of the smartphone-like glasses?A .Programing the opening hours of a bar.B .Supplying you with a picture of the future.C .Providing information about your surroundings.D .Updating the maps and GPS in your smartphones.17 .According to Sam Biddle, the smartphone-like glasses are _______.A .necessary for teenagersB .attractive to New YorkersC .available to people worldwideD .expensive for average consumers18 .What can we learn about the smartphone-like glasses from the last two paragraphs?A .They may have a potential market.B .They are as common as smartphones.C .They are popular among young adults.D .They will be improved by a new technology.(2017·全国·高考真题) Cloud computing will be in use by about 80 percent of about 600 companies. The trend suggests that data management and storage are moving to cloud computing sellers on a large scale.Touting(兜售)cloud computing as a way to get rid of the costs of buying and maintain in on-site information- technology equipment, sellers offer it in the form of Software AsA .Service(SAAS), a delivery model in which software applications are delivered to customers over a web-based network. SAAS can serve the needs of entire companies through huge, web-based platforms. As cloud computing rapidly bccomes the delivery channel for software developers of all shapes and sizes to get their products to market, offering applications in a cloud is now the rule not the exception. A .relatively small number of sellers are able to offer SAAS to big companies that want company-wide cloud computing, and only the sellers need apply. Although market-share data are hard to come by, the list of company’s large enough to offer cloud-computing on this scale is short: Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Salesforce, Rackspace and not many others.The concentration of data and virtual (虚拟)computing in the hands of relatively few sellers raises an important risk for their customers if the Internet-based systems of any one seller are hacked, the result could be security problems across entire industries in which their customers doCan this small group of cloud-computing sellers effectively respond to the needs of their customers to quickly fix such a problem and, most importantly, cut off the damage to these companies' own customers? Don't think such things can't happen. If hackers can penetrate the Department of Defense, the risk that they will penetrate Microsoft or google cannot be ruled out Compromise ofjust one of these sellers---even one with a modest market share---possibly could shut down, at least temporarily, a sizable part of the U. S. economy.19 .What can cloud computing do?A .Reduce the cost of computers.B .Provide software service.C .Market various products.D .Help companies design websites.20 .What do we know about cloud computing?A .It works under SAAS.B .It covers a large part of market-share.C .Most companies can provide it.D .Most sellers apply for it.21 .Why is the Department of Defense mentioned in the last paragraph?A .To warn people of the hackers' power.B .To show relationship between it and microsoft.C .To give an example of the country's loss.D .To present the real picture of the U.S.economy.22 .What might be the best title for the text?A .The Unthinkable risks of the cloud.B .Cloud Computing and Smart Sellers.C .SAAS and changing Companies.D .The Cloud Computing Age.(2022·广东惠州·高二期中) The idea of using a public bathroom with see-through walls may sound like the stuff of nightmares. But a famous Japanese architect is hoping to change that view, using new technology to make restrooms in Tokyo parks more inviting."There are two things we worry about when entering a public restroom, especially those located at a park," according to architect Shigeru Ban's firm. "The first is cleanliness, and the second is whether anyone is inside. "The newly-invented transparent walls can turn off both of those worries, Ban says, by showing people what awaits them inside. After users enter the restroom and lock the door, the room's walls turn a powdery pastel shade—and are no longer see-through.Ean's transparent facilities are sure to make for great conversation among visitors to the park—and they'll stand out even more after dark. "At night, the facility lights up the park like a beautiful lantern," the architect's website says.The group is behind the Tokyo Toilet project, enlisting world-famous architects to create toilets "like you'venever seen." The project's eye-catching toilets are part of a plan to put people at ease when visiting a public bathroom. The project may seem silly, but the 16 architects who are reimagining public toilets are some of the brightest names in Japanese architecture. The list includes four Pritzker Prize winners—Ban, Toyo Ito, Tadao Ando and Fumihiko Maki 一along with international stars such as Kengo Kuma and Sou Fujimoto. The fashion designer Nigo is also contributing.Ban's colorful public bathrooms opened to the public this month in two parks: Yoyogi Fu kamachi Mini Park and Haru--no--Ogawa Community Park. Other bespoke commodes will be opening in coming months.23 .Why are people often worried before entering a public restroom?A .It's not always clean.B .It's usually at a huge distance.C .Its lock is usually useless.D .It's always occupied.24 .What does the underlined word "transparent" mean in the third paragraph?A .Full of bright colors.B .Not easy to see through.C .Easy to see through.D .Thick and strong.25 .What do we know about the project from the last two paragraphs?A .It's impractical and silly.B .It's rewarding and famous.C .It has won the Pritzker Prize.D .It's the fruit of collective wisdom.26 .Which of the following can be the best title for the text?A .Should the public restrooms be upgraded?B .The new high-tech walls of public restrooms are comingC .How do we live with see-through public facilities?D .Some famous architects designed a silly project(2021·广东·梅州市梅江区嘉应中学高二阶段练习) The future home is something that people have talked about for decades. Because the future home idea inspires our imagination, scientists and engineers have been working hard to develop different systems to make houses "smarter".The video camera at the entrance recognizes visitors using facial recognition software. The facial recognition software of the future home will not only recognize friends, but strangers as well. And the software in your future home will run the strangersˈ faces against a database of criminals.The future home will also have smart appliances (家电)as well. There will be a vast networking system connecting them. Ovens, microwaves and refrigerators will be controlled automatically(自动地), so remote cooking will be a possibility and meals are prepared for your arrival.There will also be green systems in place such as saving and reusing wash water and bath water. Plants andpeople may receive pure or mineralized drinking water.If you think this future home idea is pie in the sky or science fiction, then think again. Most of the systems described here are either in development or already out at the market. Future homes may not be standard yet for the middle class but this isnˈt as far ahead as many people would think.27 .What can the facial recognition software be used for in future homes?A .Greeting friends.B .Collecting visitorsˈ information.C .Recognizing visitors.D .Following dangerous criminals.28 .Which of the following indicates the future house is environment-friendly?A .Facial recognition software.B .Remote cooking.C .Smart refrigerators.D .Saving and reusing water.29 .What does the underlined word "standard" in the last paragraph mean?A .Attractive.B .Common.C .Special.D .Excellent.30 .What is the best title for the passage?A .Smart Future HomeB .A Smart Networking SystemC .Software in Future HomeD .Various Household Appliances1 .B2 .C3 .C4 .A【导语】这是以一篇说明文。

新目标七年级下册英语Unit2阅读理解专项训练及答案

新目标七年级下册英语Unit2阅读理解专项训练及答案

AJohn Smith works in a basketball club. He gets up at 5:30 every day. After that,he runs. At 8:00 he eats breakfast.Tom White is a writer. He works at home. He gets up at 8:00 in the morning. He usually reads books for two hours after breakfast.Mary Green is a music teacher. She gets up at 6:00 every morning. Then she eats breakfast. She lives at school and doesn't live with her parents.Mona Black is a clerk. She works at a clothes store. She usually gets up at 6:30. After breakfast she goes to the store by bus.( )1.John Smith eats breakfast at ________.A.6:00 B.7:00 C.7:30 D.8:00( )2.What time does Tom White get up?A.At 5:30. B.At 6:30. C.At 8:00. D.At 8:30.( )3.According to the passage,how many people go to work by bus every day?A.One. B.Two.C.Three. D.Four.( )4.______is good at singing and ______is good at writing books. A.John;Mona B.Mary;Tom C.Tom;John D.Mona;Mary ( )5.If you want to buy a nice T-shirt,________can help you. A.John B.Mona C.Mary D.TomBI’m Maliya. I am American. I studyat Shanghai International School now. I usually get up at 6:30 in the morning and then I take a shower. I go to school at 7:30. We have the first class at 8:10 in the morning. At 12:00 I eat lunch at school. Hamburgers are my favorite food. We finish school at 3:30 in the afternoon. After school, I either go to the library or play tennis with my friends. I never watch TV on school days. I go to bed at 9:00 in the evening.Mike is my father. He gets up early every day, at about 5:30. And then he runs for half an hour. After a quick breakfast, he goes to work. He works on the computer at home. He usually works until (直到) about 12:00. He always has a big lunch. After lunch, he continues (继续) to work on the computer until about 6:00. In the evening, he always takes a walk after dinner.根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

七年级英语下册Unit2Neighbours阅读理解专练试题

七年级英语下册Unit2Neighbours阅读理解专练试题

Unit2 阅读理解专练本卷贰O贰贰年贰月捌日编写;出题人:令狐学复;欧阳化语;令狐理总。

一、阅读理解(一共5题,一共100分)1.Although most of the Pakistanislive in the countryside, still many Pakistanis live in cities. Karachi has over5 million people and Lahore has over 3million people. Islamabad was bui lt to bePakistan’s capital. The rich city people live in large, air-conditioned houses.Pakistan has 121,000 miles ofroads. Bus services and minibuses are available to the public. The trains arestill the most common transport of long-distance travel for Pakistanis.Pakistan also has an airline that operates domestic and international flights. It is difficult to identify (识别) Pakistani food becausethe country shares food traditions with its neighbor, India. The maindifference between Pakistani and Indian food is that Pakistani food is lessspicy (辛辣的).Pakistani dishes are often made with yoghurt (酸奶), which reduces the effect of thehot spices used in cooking.Wheat is the main food for most ofthe people. It is eaten in the form of bread named chapattis or roti, togetherwith vegetables in season. Sweet tea, milk, or lassi, a drink made fromyoghurt, makes the meal perfect. Those who can afford to buy it eat meat,although in the countryside these are usually festival foods. Goat meat is afavorite. Pakistanis will not eat pork by the way.(1)Which city is thecapital of Pakistan?A.Karachi.hore.C.Islamabad.D.Bangkok.(2)The Chinesemeaning of the underlined word “domestic〞in Paragraph 2 may be “______〞.(3)The main food formost of the Pakistani people is ______.(4)The most commontransport of long-distance travel for Pakistanis is ______.(5)The rich citypeople live in ______ houses.rge,air-conditionedB.small, air-conditionedC.small, no air-conditionedrge, no air-conditioned本卷贰O贰贰年贰月捌日编写;出题人:令狐学复;欧阳化语;令狐理总。

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Unit2 阅读理解专练
Have you ever heard someone use the phrase “once in a blue moon”? People use this expression to describe something that they do not do very often. For example, someone might say that he tries to avoid (避免) eating sweets because they are unhealthy,but will eat chocolate “ once in a blue moon”. Or someone who does not usually like to go to the beach might say “I visit the shore once in a blue moon”. While many people use this phrase, not everyone knows the meaning behind it.
The first thing to know is that the moon itself is never really blue. This is just an expression. In fact, the phrase “blue moon” has to do with the shape of the moon, not the color.
As the moon travels around the earth, it appears to change shape. We associate (联系) certain names with certain shapes of the moon. For example, when we can see a small part of the moon, it is called a crescent moon. A crescent is a shape that looks like the tip (尖端) of a fingernail (指甲) When we cannot see the moon at all, it is called a new moon. When we can see the whole moon, it is called a full moon. Usually, there is only one full moon every month. Sometimes, however, there will be two full moons in one month. When this happens, the second full moon is called a “blue moon”.
Over the next 20 years, there will only be 15 blue moons. As you can see, a blue moon is a very rare event. This fact has led people to use the expression “once in a blue moon” to describe other very rare events in their lives.
1. Which of the following would be a good example of using the phrase “once in a blue moon”?
A. Simon often tells jokes. Simon tells jokes once in a blue moon.
B. Tom rarely remembers to do exercise. Tom does exercise once in a blue moon.
C. Mary likes to go shopping every weekend. Mary goes shopping once in a blue moon.
D. Cindy hates to stay up, but she stays up every day. Cindy stays up once in a blue moon.
2. When does a blue moon happen in nature?
A. When the moon has a blue color.
B. When we cannot see the moon at all.
C. When there are two full moons in one month.
D. When we can only see a small part of the moon.
3. Which of the following is another example of something that has a crescent shape?
A. The letter “0”.
B. The letter “M”.
C. The letter “H”.
D. The letter “C”.
4. How often will a blue moon happen over the next twenty years?
A. Once a year.
B. Less than once a year.
C. More than once a year.
D. At least twice a year.
5. What does the underlined part “This fact” in the last paragraph refer to (所指)?
A. A blue moon is a very rare event.
B. The moon appears to change shape.
C. The moon itself is never really blue.
D. A blue moon has to do with the shape of the moon.
参考答案及解析
1. B 通读全文、特别是最后一句可知,只有很难出现的事才用这个短语表达。

而四个选项中只有B项符合这种情况。

故选B。

2. C 由第三段最后两句话可知,在自然界中有时一个月出现两次满月,第二次满月便称为a blue moon。

故选C。

3. D 由第三段“A crescent is a shape...fingernail”可推断选D。

4. B 由最后一段第一句话“Over the next 20 years, there will only be 15 blue moons.”可知选B。

5. A 由最后一段最后一句可推断,这个事实是指蓝月亮的出现是概率很小的事件。

故选A。

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