2018年中考英语总复习提分特训精练第二编题型解法指导专题五阅读理解(含任务型阅读).pdf

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1、1 专题五阅读理解(含任务型阅读)能力提升 演练A(2017 天津)Dear Liza,I will be ten years old on Friday,22nd July.To celebrate my birthday,I will invite several friends and I hope that all of you will be able to come to the party on that day.There will be two parts in my party.The first part will be at the swimming pool near

2、 our school.Please bring your swimsuit(游泳衣)and a change of clothes.We have planned some pool games.My parents will be at the pool to protect the swimmers.The pool party will be from 2 to 3 p.m.The second part of the party will be at my house.A bus will take us all from the pool to my house.A singer

3、is coming to my house.He will sing popular songs for us.I am sure you will enjoy them.The home party may last till 5 p.m.Please let me know by Friday,15th July,whether you will come to my party,so that I will know how much food to prepare.Love,Tracy 1.How old will Tracy be?A.Seven.B.Eight.C.Nine.D.T

4、en.答案:D 2.Where will the first part of the party be?A.At Liza s house.B.At Tracy s house.C.At the swimming pool.D.At a cinema.答案:C 3.How long will the pool party last?A.For 1 hour.B.For 2 hours.C.For 3 hours.D.For 4 hours.答案:A 4.How will they go to Tracys house from the pool?A.On foot.B.By bus.C.By

5、car.D.By bike.答案:B 5.Why does Tracy want to know earlier whether her friends will come?A.Her parents can protect the swimmers.B.She will know what games to prepare.C.The singer can prepare the songs.D.She will know how much food to prepare.答案:D 2 B(2017 天津)On my recent trip to Sydney with my parents

6、,we visited the Wildlife Park.The Wildlife Park has lots of different animals and birds.Some are native(当地的)to Australia and can only be found there.There are over 600 animals there,including kangaroos,koalas and crocodiles(鳄鱼).They are kept in their natural environment.I like the Wildlife Park bett

7、er than a zoo where most of the animals are in cages(笼子).We first spent some time with the kangaroos.We were allowed to touch and feed them.It was very exciting to be so close to them.There were koalas there too.They looked very cuddly(令人想拥抱的).Although we were not allowed to carry them,I got to take

8、 a photo with one.It is a wonderful souvenir(纪念品)of my holiday in Sydney.The Wildlife Park has plenty of freshwater and saltwater crocodiles.Some of them are really big and scary(吓人的)with huge teeth!I did not want to get too close to them.There was also a bird show.The keepers showed us different sp

9、ecies(种类)they had.I saw an old parrot which could“talk”.It made a great impression on me.I enjoyed the trip very much.There was so much to see.1.Where is the Wildlife Park?A.In Sydney.B.In Cairo.C.In Athens.D.In Rome.答案:A 2.What is a wonderful souvenir of the writers holiday?A.A parrot that could ta

10、lk.B.A chance to feed a koala.C.A photo with a koala.D.Food for the kangaroos.答案:C 3.Why didn t the writer want to get very close to the crocodiles?A.They lived in water.B.The writer was afraid of them.C.The writer did not want to feed them.D.The writer did not like the smell of saltwater.答案:B 4.Whi

11、ch of the following is true?A.The kangaroos are kept in cages in the Wildlife Park.B.The writer travelled to the Wildlife Park alone.C.The writer went to see koalas first.D.The writer watched a bird show.答案:D 5.How did the writer feel after visiting the Wildlife Park?A.Excited.B.Unhappy.C.Bored.D.Ho

12、peless.答案:A C(2017 天津)Hans Christian Andersen,a great Danish(丹麦的)writer,is very famous for his fairy 文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7

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19、est-known stories such as The EmperorsNewClothes and The Ugly Duckling.His fairy tales have brought happiness to children across the world.The tales have versions(版本)of over a hundred languages.Andersen was born in Denmark in 1805.When he was still a young boy,he was already very clever and imaginat

20、ive(富于想象力的).He created a small toy theatre and made clothes for his puppets(木偶).He also loved reading.In 1816,his father died and he learned to be a tailor(裁缝).Later he worked in a factory.At the age of fourteen,Andersen moved to the capital of Denmark to become an actor and gave performances(演出)in

21、the Royal Danish Theatre.However,his voice changed when he grew older,so the job had to stop.Then he began to write poems and fairy tales.In the spring of 1872,Andersen fell out of bed and didnt get well again.He lived until 1875 and died peacefully at the home of his close friends.1.Hans Christian

22、Andersen is very famous for .答案:his fairy tales 2.Andersen created a small toy theatre and for his puppets.答案:made clothes 3.Andersen moved to to become an actor.答案:the capital of Denmark 4.Andersen couldn t give performances because.答案:his voice changed 5.In 1872,Andersen and didn t get well again.

23、答案:fell out of bed DIt was so dark outside.There was still two hours before my parents got home from the theater.I didnt go with them because I wasnt interested in opera.After finishing my homework,I locked myself in my parents bedroom and turned on the TV.Suddenly,the phone began to ring.I picked i

24、t up and sai d“Hello?”but nobody answered.I knew someone was at the other end.Finally,I hung up.A minute later,the phone rang again,but still nobody answered.I became more and more nervous as time passed.To take my mind off this prank(恶作剧),I called my friend Anna.She advised me to give my parents a

25、call,but they were not allowed to use phones in the theater.As we talked,a car drove in our driveway.I looked out of the window and saw an unfamiliar(不熟悉的)car.Five minutes passed and the car was still there.I really didnt want that person to get out of the car and walk toward the house.If he did,I d

26、idnt know what to do,and I would have no way of protecting myself.The only thing I could do was to hide,which wasnt a very good plan.Luckily,while I was considering calling the police,my parents arrived home.Since then I haven t stayed home alone and I think I will never be home alone.1.The writer w

27、as when the phone rang.答案:watching TV 解析:由第一段末句“.I locked myself in my parents bedroom and turned on the TV.”和第二段首句“Suddenly,the phone began to ring.”可知,铃响时,作者正在看电视。2.Nobody answered the phone,so the writer felt.答案:nervous 解析:由第二段末句“I became more and more nervous as time passed.”可知,接时没有人文档编码:CA7X3G2

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35、phones in the theater.”可知,剧院中不允许用。4.The writer was afraid of seeing the unfamiliar car because she didn t know herself.答案:how to protect 解析:由第三段中“I didn t know what to do,and I would have no way of protecting myself.”可知,作者害怕看到那辆陌生的车,而且她不知道如何保护自己。5.The writers parents came back when she wanted to.答案:

36、call the police 解析:由最后一段的首句“Luckily,while I was considering calling the police,my parents arrived home.”可知,当她想报警时,父母回来了。EDo you know that each child in school catches six to ten colds every year?Though there is no effective cure for colds,there are some suggestions for you to avoid getting a cold.Fi

37、rst,you can avoid catching a cold by practising healthy habits.Begin by eating healthy foods.Eat lots of fruits and vegetables and drink milk and juice.Other healthy habits include getting plenty of sleep at night and lots of exercise.Next,you should try to avoid contact with the viruses that cause

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50、3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1 ZI3T7M7N1J1文档编码:CA7X3G2P10M3 HS3P5P4B8C1