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1、专题07 阅读理解精练精析20篇一、正确的阅读题解题步骤：读题、定位、分析 1）读题 （题目中定关键词） 关键词是a.题目中比较醒目,特别的名词(专有名词)b、题目中词意鲜明的动词、形容词c、题目中年代或与年代有关的词（数字） 2）定位 （文章中找关键词）带着关键词回读原文，找到关键词并定位划出句子（一句或两句）技巧：“首题多首段，顺序不会乱；其余往下找，一般是习惯”。 3）分析（回选项确定答案） 二、答题误区：1.忌不带问题。做阅读理解题时，应先把文章后面所给的问题浏览一遍，然后带着这些问题进行阅读。边阅读边选出考查表层情况问题的答案，从而提高阅读效果。2.忌草率行事。在设计阅读理解题时，设

2、计者往往在选项中设计出一个似是而非、干扰性特别强的选项来迷惑考生。如果在发现一个看似正确选项时就草率定案，往往会掉进设题者设置的“陷阱”里，正确的处理方法是:对所给选项进行分析比较，在充分理解阅读材料内容的基础上去伪存真，方可选出正确答案3.忌主观印象。考生在做题时，一定要排除自身的生活经验、经历和已有的知识等主观因素的干扰，按照文章实际反映的情况来选择答案。4.忌忽略时间。做阅读理解题时，一定要从整体上控制时间，文中一两处没看懂的地方可以且放置一边，等把相对容易的题做完后，再回头来处理。 01You pick up your phone and stare at it. The screen

3、 unlocks at once. But it wont do that for anyone else. The phone knows who you are. It recognizes the shape of your face. Welcome to the world of the latest iphone. It comes with a feature called Face IDYour face isnt the only characteristic you can use as a password. Many smart phones already accep

4、t fingerprint recognition. Other safety systems check the shape of the ear, patterns in the eye, or the way a person walks. All of these characteristics called biometrics (生物识别技术) are unusual enough to identify someone.People like using biometrics for safety because theyre easy. You cant misplace or

5、 forget your own face. Theyre also usually very safe. Its hard to copy another persons body parts. But its not impossible!And the face may be one of the easiest body parts to copy. Most teens post plenty of photos online. These could probably help someone hack into(入侵) a safety system. In 2016, rese

6、archers at the University of North Carolina collected available Facebook photos. They used them to build 3D models of faces. Then they showed these fake faces to five different facial recognition systems. Four out of five let the cheater in. (Face ID wasnt part of the test) Once a biometric password

7、 has been stolen, you cant easily change it. You cant get a new face! Theres one more thing of Face ID that worries experts. It would be easy for someone else to hold your phone in front of your face to unlock it. For example, an angry sister or brother might do this to hack into your accounts.Some

8、people wont worry about all that. Its just so cool to use Face IDAs for me, I am always glad to use the new technology as long as it can make our lives easier and better. What do you think? Is it a good thing to you?1Which of the flowing body parts can be used as biometrics?hair eye mouth ear face f

9、ingerprintABCD2According to paragraph 4, the face is easy to be copied by _ in paragraph 4.Agiving examplesBshowing picturesCusing numbersDanswering questions3Which of the following disadvantage of using biometrics is NOT mentioned in the article?APeople have to pick up the phone and stare at it to

10、unlock it.BThe face is easy to be copied with the help of photos.CBiometric password cant be easily changed if it has been stolen.DIt would be easy for someone else to hold your phone in front of your face to unlock it.4According to the passage, we can know _.Ayour phone can recognize anyones faceBF

11、ace ID of smartphones may cause some troubleCyou can easily change the stolen biometric passwordDall the people worry about the safety of recognition system5Whats the writers opinion about Face ID?AIts fashionable to use Face IDBIts dangerous to use Face IDCIts safe and easy to use Face IDDIts a new

12、 technology worth trying.02Oxford University has introduced confidence classes for female students to get them to compete for jobs in future and win chances to work in best companies.They may be young and gifted, but research at the excellent institution has found that female undergraduates(大学生) are

13、 shying away from applying for jobs in banking, finance, management consultancy (咨询), engineering and resource management. Partly as a result, staring salaries for women when they graduate are on average 2,000 to 3,000 lower than their male counterparts.“Women are earning less on leaving Oxford. It

14、is ridiculous,” said Jonathan Black, the Careers service director at the university. “We have high quality and high achieving students of both genders. But it pears that women are selecting lower paid jobs. They accept more prejudice in certain industries and are saying I wont struggle for that real

15、ly high paid job. We are not trying to push loads of women but we are trying to say you should feel able to apply for these sorts of jobs. Boys seem to have more self-confidence and see the bigger picture generally, even though their self-belief is not necessarily based on any greater academic advan

16、tage.”The four-day programme at Oxford will help 45 female undergraduates improve their self-confidence and decision-making, think positively and build up their strengths. Confidence training will teach them how to deal with the opposition and challenging situations.Successful female employees from

17、Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and British Petroleum (BP), which are supporting the course, will talk about their lives and careers. RBSs involvement follows a promise by the bank to increase its national percentage of female graduate applications from 35 percent to 50 percent by 2022.Sophie Kelley, 2

18、0, studying law at Oxford, is hoping the course will make her more confident in courses and interviews. “I am applying to Londons law firms for vacation schemes and it is so competitive,” she said. “The rejection letters dont give any real feedback, so Im expecting the programme might give me a hand

19、 and some advice.”6Oxford University brings in confidence classes in order to help _.Afemale undergraduates build up their strengths in daily lifeBmale undergraduates make friends with girls at universityCfemale undergraduates get success with more confidenceDfemales fight against challenges in the

20、face of danger7What is the worrying situation for female undergraduates?AThey dont like to work in companies offering low wages.BTheir opportunities are limited and their salaries are low.CThere are fewer females admitted to Oxford University.DThey refuse to work in banking and finance fields.8How d

21、o female undergraduates probably misunderstand themselves?AThey themselves dont like working on resource management.BThey themselves think they are superior to boys in all sides.CThey themselves think men and women are born equal.DThey themselves think they are not as good as boys.9What can we learn

22、 from Pragraph 5?ARBS and BP will admit females from now on.BRBS will create more job chances for girls in the future.CRBS will be the only choice for female undergraduates.DAll female undergraduates from oxford can apply to RBS.10What can we learn about Sophie Kelley?AShe hopes to benefit more from

23、 the programme.BShe has been rejected by the programme at Oxford.CShe feels the porgromme is ridiculous in modern society.DShe isnt fit for the world of competition and challenges.03Four years ago when I was a boy of 11, I got into the biggest trouble as a kid. It was a Saturday morning. Both my par

24、ents were out, leaving me and my 10-month-old sister home alone. Anyway, my sister was still asleep in her room. In fact, I had the house to myself. I decided to do some drawing. Soon I gave up. Nothing was on TV, so I felt bored and touched the candles on the shelf. I had an idea! What would happen

25、 if I set fire to some kitchen paper? Well, of course it went on fire, but it wasnt the tiny flame Id expected, and I couldnt blow it out. I threw it on the floor, and then I got my dads boots and stamped it out.But there was a huge hole left on the floor. When my mum came home later, she smelt the

26、smoke immediately. She dropped the shopping bag, luckily for me, over the hole. I thought this meant she would never see it. However, after running round the house checking for a fire, she of course picked up the bag and saw the hole. Next I was grounded for months. Even worse though, the hole was s

27、till there, reminding me of what I did.11How old was the writer when he wrote the passage?A11 years old.B13 years old.C15 years old.D17 years old.12The underlined words “stamped out” in the first paragraph mean “_” in Chinese.A吹灭B踩灭C杀灭D浇灭13Put the sentences in the RIGHT order according to the passag

28、e.The writer set fire to some kitchen paper.The writer did some drawing.The writer was grounded.The writer stamped the fire out.The writers mother checked for a fire.ABCD14Who put out the fire at last?AThe writer and his sister.BThe writers father.CThe writers mother.DThe writer.15Whats the main ide

29、a of the passage?AIts difficult to put out a fire.BThe boy didnt look after his sister.CThe boy made a big trouble when he was 11.DDont leave children home alone while sopping.05Back home, almost everyone gets time off at Christmas. This year I asked my Chinese boss how many days I could get off in

30、December. “I am afraid none. We dont do Christmas,” she answered.I was very sad at the thought of not seeing my family. However, I took my boss words as a challenge. I would make Christmas in China.First stepChristmas food. In the UK, we always eat mince pies(肉馅饼) during Advent(the December of days

31、before Christmas). They are like little apple pies with spice(香料) and brandy(白兰地酒). According to tradition, the number of mince pies you eat during Advent has to do with the number of months of good luck you will have next year. So I needed to get at least 12 before December 25.Sadly, I didnt find k

32、ey mince pie ingredients in China. I wouldnt give up. I put five Chinese spices into my own “mincemeat”. Then, I made my little pies in the shape of baozi and jiaozi. Delicious.Next stepChristmas cards. I was very glad to find many shining cards with Chinglish(中式英文) greetings in my local supermarket

33、. My favourite read : “Lets merry!” “Merry” is not a verb. The Chinese often hear “Merry Christmas”, so they wrote the sentence. For me, its an interesting joke.I call my Chinese Christmas “Chingmas”. I had a party with “Chingmas pudding” and “baijiu butter”. I even had some Chingmas carols. The son

34、g God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen became God Rest You Merry, Tiananmen.16The writer got _off in December.Aa weekBten daysCnoneDthree days17In the UK, the traditional food on the December days before Christmas is _.Amince piesBapple piesCspiceDbrandy18The writer need to get at least 12 mince pies becau

35、se she _.Aloved eating mince pies very muchBwanted to be lucky every month next yearCwanted to send some mince pies to her familyDwanted to prepare food for a Christmas party19The writer _ when she didnt find key mince pie ingredients in China.Agave up making mince pies, and made some baozi and jiao

36、ziBused Chinese spices and made little pies in the shape of baozi and jiaoziCgave up on making any Christmas food and bought some delicious Chinese foodDbought some traditional Christmas food from the supermarket20The underlined word “merry”probably means _.AmarryBplayCworkDbe happy21What is the pas

37、sage mainly about?AThe difference between Christmas and Chingmas.BThe reasons why the writer likes Christmas so much.CThe writers experience of having Christmas in China.DThe way people celebrate Christmas in the UK.06 Elephants are the largest animals on land. For a long time, they are very helpful

38、. They carry big trees, take people from place to place, and are even used in wars. Some people think its not easy to hurt an elephant because its skin is thick and hard. In fact, thats wrong. Sometimes, a needle (针) can also be very dangerous for the elephant. People say elephants are afraid of mic

39、e. This is wrong, too. In fact, elephants have very poor eyesight, so they usually cannot see a mouse even if one comes very close to them. If a person has a good memory, people will say that he has an elephant memory. However, up to now, no study shows that elephants have a better memory than any o

40、ther animal. People also believe that when it is time for elephants to die, they will hide themselves in a so-called “elephant graveyard”. Often, hunters try to find such places to get ivories, but few people really find places like that. In fact, when elephants are old or get sick, they will stay i

41、n deep and secret caves (山洞) until they get better or die.22What cant elephants help people do?ABuild bridges.BTravel to different places.CFight in the war.23Which of the following is right about elephants?AElephants are afraid of mice.BElephants have very poor memory.CElephants cannot see very clea

42、rly.24What is the possible meaning of the underlined word “graveyard”?AA place for hiding dead bodies.BA place for animals to play in.CA place with yards and flowers.25What will elephants do when they get sick?AThey will ask humans for help.BThey will ask other animals for help.CThey will stay in de

43、ep caves themselves.26What is the main idea of this article?AElephants are mans best friends.BDifferent countries have different elephants.CSome of our ideas about elephants are not correct.07 Books have great power. Between their pages, readers can be on a journey to anywhere and become just about

44、anyone or anything. Unluckily, many children all over the world dont have chances to read books! Maria Keller, a 16-year-old girl from America, has been changing that fact for several years. When she was 8 years old, Maria already loved reading. She also noticed that some of her classmates didnt rea

45、d as much as she did. When she asked her mother why that could be, her mother said that they might not be able to afford (负担得起) books. Maria had never thought of this. She could not believe that some children might not have bedtime stories read to them. She decided to change this. With her mothers h

46、elp, Maria created an organization named Read Indeed to collect and send books to children in need. At first, Maria set the goal (目标) to collect and give out 1 million books by the time she was 18. It was at her age of 13 that she reached her goal. Today, at age 16, she has collected over 2.8 millio

47、n books and has shipped them to many states and countries around the world. She says, “I cannot live without books. As I continue my goal, I have learned that the number of kids who have no books are in the hundreds of millions. So I just cant give up, even after reaching my original goal of 1 million books.” She has recently set a new goal: to give out books to kids in need in every state in the United States, and every country in the world.27Which of the following is wrong?AMaria Keller is from Australia.BMaria Keller