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..>九年級(jí)英語閱讀理解專項(xiàng)檢測(cè)閱讀理解(每題2分,總分值120分)班級(jí)_________________________________________ADavidworkedinashoefactory,buthewasnotverygood,andhelosthisjoboneday.Hiswifelookedinthenewspaperandsaid,"Oneofthebankswantsaguard(保安).〞"I’mgoingtogotheretomorrow,〞Davidsaid,"Iwantthatjob,theguard’sjob.〞Amangavehimapieceofpaper.Therewerealotofquestionsonit."Pleasewriteyouranswersunderthequestions.〞hesaidtoDavid.Oneofthequestionswas,"Haveyoueverbeeninprison(監(jiān)獄)"〞Davidsmiledandwrote"No.〞Thenhelookedatthene*tquestion.Itwas"Why"〞Hethoughtforalongtimeandthenhewrote,"Becausethepolicehavenevercaughtme.〞()1.Davidlosthisjobbecause____.A.hewasillbadlyB.hewasn’tgoodC.hedidn’tlikethejobD.hisfactorywastoofaraway()2.Howdidheknowoneofthebanksneededaguard"A.Hiswifesawitinthenewspaper.B.Hiswifeworkedinthatbank.C.Hiswifesawitonthecomputer.D.Hisfriendtoldhimtheinformation.()3.Davidwenttothebankto____.A.deposit(儲(chǔ)蓄)moneyB.drawmoneyC.askforthatjobD.workhard()4.ThemanaskedDavidto____.A.writehisanswersunderthequestionsB.cleanthebankC.showhowstronghewasD.givehimselfup(投案自首)()5.Fromthete*tweknowDavidis____.A.cleverB.foolishC.oldD.tallBAyoungpassenger(乘客)waslookingeverywhereforhisticketbecausetheconductorwascomingtopunch(剪)theticket.Hewaslookingforitinallthepocketsofhiscoatsandtrousers.Whatsurprisedtheotherpassengersmostwasthattheyfoundhehadtheticketinhismouth.Theconductorquicklypulledtheticketoutofhismouth,puncheditandgaveitbacktotheyoungman.Whentheconductormovedon,alltheotherpassengerscouldn’thelp(忍不住)laughing.Oneofthemsaidtohimatlast,"I’msureyoufeltfoolishjustnow,sittingtherelookingeverywhereforyourticketwhenitwasrightinyourmouthallthetime.〞"Foolish"〞answeredthepassenger,"Iwaschewing(嚼)thedateoff.〞()6.Fromthestoryweknowthattheyoungpassenger____.A.reallylosthisticketB.waslookingforalostticketC.didn’tbuyaticketforthetripD.didn’trememberwherehehadputhisticket()7.Theotherpassengerslaughedbecause____.A.theyoungpassengerlosthisticketB.theyoungpassengergavehistickettoanotherpassengerC.theysawtheticketwasjustinthepassenger’smouthD.theconductormovedawaywithoutquestioningthepassenger()8.Itisclearthattheconductor____.A.knewtheyoungmanhadnomoneyforaticketB.didn’tknowtheyoungmanhadlosthisticketC.knewwhytheyoungmanhadtheticketinhismouthD.didn’tknowwhytheyoungmanwaslookingforhisticket()9.Whichofthefollowingistrueabouttheconductor"A.Hethoughttheyoungmanwastoolazy.B.Hethoughttheyoungmanwasforgetful.C.HeknewwhytheyoungmanputtheticketinhismouthD.Heknewtheyoungmanwouldgetoffatthene*tstation.()10.Thebesttitle(標(biāo)題)forthisstoryis____.A.ATicketwithoutDateB.AFoolishPassengerC.EatingaTicketD.ACleverconductorCAmaninaveryfamousrestaurantstartedtotakeoffhisjacket.Assoonashesawthis,theheadwaiterrushedovertohistableandsaid,"I’mafraidImustaskyoutokeepyourjacketon,sir,becauseitisnotgoodmanners(禮貌)todoitinsuchanicerestaurant.〞"Now,listen,〞saidtheman."IwillletyouknowthattheQueen(女王)ofEnglandgavemepermission(許可)totakeoffmyjackethere.〞"TheQueenofEngland"〞saidthewaiteringreatsurprise."Sure.〞r(shí)epliedtheman,"WhenIwasinEnglandlastmonth,afriendofminetookmetoseetheQueen.Itwasveryhot.Istartedtakingmycoatoff.TheQueenlookedoverandsaid,‘YoumaydothatintheUnitedStates,butyoumaynotdoithere!’SoIgottheQueen’spermission,right"〞()11.Wecanbesurethatthestoryhappenedin____.A.AmericaB.theQueen’spalaceC.EnglandD.ansmallrestaurant()12.Whentheheadwaiteraskedthemannottotakeoffhisjacket,theman____.A.tookhisadviceatonceB.lefttherestaurantangrilyC.refusedtolistentohimD.wantedtoseethemanager()13.Themantoldthewaiterthathecouldtakeoffhisjacketbecause____.A.theweatherwasveryhotB.theQueenofEnglandlethimdosointheUSA.C.hewasveryrichD.hewasfreetotakeoffhisclothesanywhere()14.WhatdidtheQueenreallymean"A.PeopleintheUSAwerelesspolite.B.ShelethimtakeoffhisjacketinAmerica.C.TheEnglishandtheAmericansenjoyeddifferentwaysoflife.D.Heshouldn’ttakeoffhiscoatonsuchaformaloccasion(正式場(chǎng)合)inEngland.()15.Fromthestorywecanseethat____.A.themanwenttohavedinnerwithhisfriendB.theheadwaiterwasafraidoftheQueen.C.themanwenttoseetheQueenofEnglandwithhisfriend.D.theQueeninvitedthemantohavedinnerinarestaurantDNewYork,London,Parisandotherbigcitiesaree*citingplacestolivein.therearemanyinterestingthingstoseeandtodo,youcangotodifferentkindsofmuseums,playsandfilms.Youcanalsobuythingsallovertheworld.Butthereareseriousproblemsinbigcities,too.It’se*pensivetolivethere,andtherearemanypeopleinsomeplacesofbigcities.Everyyearmanypeoplemovetothecitiestofindjobs,tostudyatgoodschoolsandreceivegoodmedicalcare.Butsometimesthesepeoplecannotfindworkorgoodplacestolivein.Alsoitishardtokeepthecitiessafeandclean.Somepeopleenjoylivinginbigcities;othersdonot.Beforetheymovetoabigcity,theyshouldthinkabouttheproblemsoflivingthere.()16.Inbigcitiespeoplecan____.A.gotodifferentkindsofmuseumsB.seeallkindsofplaysandfilmsC.buythingsallovertheworldD.A,BandC()17.Whichofthefollowingistrue"A.Bigcitiesarenotcleanandsafeenough.B.Peoplecaneasilyfindgoodplacestoliveinbigcities.C.Peoplecanalwayshavemanychancestofindworktodo.D.Allpeopleliketoliveinbigcities.()18.Inthispassagethewriterthinksitisrightforpeople____.A.tomovetobigcities.B.nottomovetobigcities.C.tomovetobigcitieswithoutthinkingofanyproblems.D.nottomovetobigcitiesbeforetheythinkovertheproblemsoflivingthere.()19.Thispassagedoesn’ttellusthat____.A.Parisisane*citingplaceforpeopletolivein.B.bigcitieshavealotofseriousproblems.C.bigcitiesareallverydirty.D.usuallypeoplecangetverydirty.()20.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage"A.BigCitiesB.InterestingThingsinBigCitiesC.GoodSchoolD.NewYork,LondonandParis(E)Whenthisstoryhappened,theywereworkingaroundaverylargehouse.Theirjobwastodothecleaning.Itwasnotadifficultjob,butsometimesitwasalittledangerous,becausetheyhadtowalkbelowwhereworkmenwereworking.Oftentheseworkmendroppedsomethingfromthetopofthehousemanymetershightotheground.OnemorningJoewasworkingnearthehousewithacigarettebehindoneofhisears.Suddenlysomebodyonthetopshouted,"Lookout!"ButJoedidnot"lookout".Helookedup.Andashedidso,alongknifemissedJoe'shead,butitcutoffoneofhisears.Atonceheputhishandtoonesideofhisheadandcriedout,"I'velostanear.Help!Help!"Jeffranuptohelphisfriend."Lookformyear,"Joetoldhim."Itmustbeonthegroundsomewhere."Jefflookedeverywhereforthemissingear.Atlasthefoundanearontheground.HepickeditupandcarriedittoJoe."Hereyouare,"hesaid,"I'vefoundit."Joelookedatit."No,that'snotmyear."hesaid,"Minehadacigarettebehindit."( )21.WhatwereJoeandJeff"A.Soldiers. B.Drivers. C.Farmers. D.Cleaners.( )22.HowdidJoelosehisear"A.Hecutitoffbyhimself. B.Jeffcutitoffwithaknife.C.Afallingknifecutitoff. D.Acigaretteburneditup.( )23.AttheendofthestoryJefffound_______.A.someoneelse'sear B.Joe'searC.alongknife D.acigarette( )24.Fromthepassage,weknowJoewasnot_______.A.strong B.kind C.foolishD.clever( )25.Whichisthemostpossibletitleforthispassage"A.ALostEarB.ABusyCleanerC.AFallingKnifeD.AforgetfulMan(F)Newtownisacleanplacetoday.ManyyearsagothereweremillionsofratsinNewtown.Theyattackedcatsanddogs.Sometimesmanyofthemknockeddownamanorawomanatnight.Theratswereverybigandtheyharmedmanypeople.Thecityofficeorderedeveryonetokilltherats.Mostpeoplewerelazy,sotheydidnotkillmany.Thenthecityofficepromisedtopaysomemoneyforeachdeadrat.Thatmadepeopleveryhappy.Theykilledthousandsofratseveryday.Acityofficialputallthedeadratstogether.Sometimesamanbroughtahundredinoneday.Aftertwoweekstherewerenotmanyratsinthecity,butpeoplestillbroughtmanyratstothecityoffice.Thecityofficialthoughtthatpeoplewerestealingdeadrats.Heorderedhismantodigaholeandputallthedeadratsinit.Soontherewerenomorerats,andthecityofficedidn’tpayanymoremoney.( )26.Newtown________.A.wasveryclean B.isnolongerdirtyC.hadbeenveryclean D.willbeveryclean( )27.TheratsinNewtownwere____manyyearsago.A.asbigascats B.asdangerousasdogsC.verybig D.knockeddownbythepeoplethere( )28.whenthecityofficefirstorderedthepeopletokillrats,mostpeople_____.A.gotsomemoney B.weretoolazytokillmanyC.helpedthecityofficetomakethecityclean D.killedmanyrats( )29.Abigholewasdug,because_____.A.theratscouldcomeouttoattackpeopleatnightB.peoplecouldtakemanyratsC.theratscouldnotescapequicklyD.peoplecouldstealratsforsomemoney( )30.Soontherewerenomorerats,andthecityofficedidn’t_______. A.orderpeopletokillratsB.payanymoremoney C.seeanyrats D.lookforrats(G)Inthe20thcentury,advertisinghasbecomeverypopular.Whyisitsopopular"Becauseithasbeenprovedthatrepeatedadvertisingcanincreaseproductsalesandmakethepriceofproductslower.Advertisementscanbemadeinmanyways.PeopleintheU.S.A.andEuropeusethemtoadvertiseallkindsofproducts,servicesandotherthingsaswell.Peopleuselargeboards,signsinsideoroutsideshopsandcinemas,printedmailsorgiftstomakeadvertisements.Besides,balloonsandaeroplanesarealsoused.Anadvertisement,however,shouldbeproperlydesignedtoavoidwaste.Howisanadvertisementmade"Anadvertisingfirm(公司)selectedacompanydesignsandmakestheadvertisementbystudyingtheinformationaboutcustomersandproducts.Thedesignersputforwardtheirdifferentplanswithpicturesorphotos.Whentheadvertisementisready,itistestedinaplacetoseewhetheritcanmaketheproductpopularwithcustomersornot.Ifitdoes,itwillbeusedalloverthecountry.Otherwiseitshouldbedesigneduntilitisacceptedbycustomersandmarketbyfindingoutthereasonforthefailure.( )31.Thereasonforwhichadvertisingispopularisthat_________.A.itcanmakethepriceofproductshigherB.itcanincreaseproductssalesC.itcanmaketheproductshavebetterquality.D.itcanlowerthecostofproducts( )32.Howmanywaysofadvertisingarementioned(提到)inthesecondparagraph"( )33.PeopleintheUSAuseadvertisementstoadvertise_______.A.productsonlyB.servicesonlyC.productsandservicesonlyD.products,servicesandotherthingsaswell( )34.Thestepsofmakingadvertisementsincludethefollowinge*cept________A.thedesignersputforwardtheirplansB.theadvertisingcompanystudiesinformationaboutcustomersandproductsC.theadvertisementsaretestedD.theadvertisementsaresoldtocompanies( )35.Iftheadvertisementcanmakeaproductpopularwithcustomers,itprovesthat_____.A.theadvertisementisafailureB.theadvertisementisasuccessC.theadvertisementwillberedesignedD.theadvertisementwillnotbeaccepted〔H〕Newspapersareveryimportantinourdailylife.Manypeoplebegintheirdaybyreadingthepaper.Inthiswaytheylearnwhatisgoingonintheworld.Sometimes,however,theydon’thavethetimetoreadthenewscarefullyandmustbepleasedwithaquicklookatthefrontpage.Atothertimestheymaybeinsuchahurrythattheyhavetimeonlytohaveaquicklookattheheadlines(標(biāo)題). Therearenewspaperstopleaseeveryreader.Inbigcitiestherearemanytypeswithseveraldifferenteditions(版面)everyday.Insmalltownstherearefewernewspapersandperhapsonlyoneeditioneachday.Insomeplacesthepaperisprintedweekly. Mostpapershaveseveraleditions,especiallyonSundaywhentheeditionislargerthanusual.Thereare,besidesthefrontpagewiththemostimportantnews,thesportsnews,theamusementspage,abusinesspage,andsoon.()36.Peoplereadnewspaperto______.A.learnaboutthemostimportantnews B.learnabouteverythingtheywantC.bepleased D.getsomeinformation()37.Readingtheheadlines,peoplecanknow______.A.whatthepassagesareabout B.thenewspapersC.aboutamusements D.aboutsports()38.Inbigcitiesnewspapersareusuallyprinted______.A.everyday B.everyweek C.everymonth D.everyyear()39.Mostpapershave______onSundaysthanusual.A.moretypes B.morepages C.lesstypes D.lesspages()40.Ifyouwanttoseeafilm,you’dbetterread______inanewspaper.A.thebusinesspage B.thefrontpageC.thesportspage D.theamusementspage(I)Thesummervacationisover.It’struethattimealwaysflewfast.Duringthevacation,theweatherwashotandIcouldnotdomuchwork,butIlivedhappily.Astheafternoonwashot,Ididmyworkinthemorning.Iusedtogetupat6:30andtakeawalkinthegardenforhalfanhour.Afterbreakfast,IbeganreadingEnglishandChineseanddidsomee*ercisesinmaths.Thesewouldtakemethreehoursormore.IworkedquitehardandIbelieveImadegoodprogress.Ispenttheafternoonoutside.Iwenttoswimanditwasfulloffun.Iwouldnotgohomeuntilitwaslateataboutfiveorsi*o’clock.Sometimesafriendofminewouldcometoseemeandwewouldspendsomehourslisteningtomusic.InthiswayIspentmyvacationhappily.AndInotonlystudiedwellbutalsobecameagoodswimmer.NowIamingoodhealthandhighspirits.()41.Whatdoesthete*tmainly(主要地)tellus" A.Howthewriterspenthissummerholidays. B.What’stheweatherlikeinsummer. C.Whenthewritergotupinthesummerholidays. D.Wherethewritertookawalkinthesummerholidays.()42.Howlongdidittakethewritertodohishomework" A.Halfanhour. B.Threehoursormore. C.Onlyonehour. D.Twohoursandahalf.()43.Thewriterspentmostoftheafternoon. A.listeningtomusic B.visitinghisfriends. C.walkinginthegarden D.swimming()44.Thewriterhadverygoodsummerholidaysbecausehe. A.workedveryhardandmadegoodprogress B.learnedtoswimanddidhishomeworkwell C.gotupearlyandwenthomelate Dlikedswimmingbetterthanstudying()45.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue" A.Thewritermadeprogressinhislessons. B.Thewritertookawalkforhalfanhourbeforebreakfast. C.Thewriterbeganstudyingassoonashegotup. D.Thewriterspentmoretimeswimmingthanlisteningtomusic.〔J〕TravelArrangements(安排)Date:15April2002 For:WangMeiMay4LeaveBejingAirChinaFlightConfirmed(確認(rèn))Pleasecheck-in(辦理手續(xù))atleasttwohoursbeforeleavingtime10:00a.m.May5ArriveinSydneyHotelbuswilltakeyoutothehotel9:30a.m.May5HolidayInSydneyConfirmedIn:5May2002Out:10May2002Nights:5May10OwnarrangementwithhostfamilyMay14LeaveSydneyQantasAirlineLtdFlightQF33312:30p.m.May14ArriveinPerthTheguidewillcollectyoufromtheairportforfourdaysreturnbustriptoMonkeyMia15:30p.m.May18LeavePerthQantasAirlineLtdFlightQF444Confirmed11:00a.m.May18RafflesHotelSingaporeIn:18May2002Out:19May2002Night:1May19ArriveinBeijing16:00p.m.()46.HowmanydayswillWangMei’sholidaylast" A.14. B.16. C.19. D.20.()47.AtwhattimedoesWangMeihavetobeattheairportforherflightfromBeijing" A.8:00a.m. B.9:30a.m. C.10:00a.m. D.11:00a.m.()48.WhenshearrivesinPerth,WangMeiwilltravelfromtheairport. A.byta*i B.inacar C.onthetravel-bus D.withherhostfamily()49.WherewillWangMeibeonMay16" A.InahotelinPerth B.OnherreturntoSydney C.OnaflighttoSingapore D.OnatriptoMonkeyMia()50.InwhichcountrywillWangMeistaybeforeshereturnstoBeijing" A.Perth B.Sydney C.Singapore D.MonkeyMia〔K〕Lastyearmorethan13KoreanTVserieswereintroducedinChina.TurnontheTV,andKoreanbeautiesareappearingduringpeakviewingtimes〔黃金時(shí)段〕.Someofthedramas〔戲劇〕arebeingrepeated,butaudiencescontinuetowatchthem.WhyaretheSouthKoreanTVserieslovedbysomanyChinesepeople"ChengYi-Ting,astudentfromEastChinaAnditseemsthatSouthKoreanTVserieshasalsowontheheartsofmiddle-agedpeople.Theyaretouchedbythemorals〔道德〕intheshows.Theseincludetheimportanceofrespectingeldersandsocialorder.ThoughsomepeoplethinkSouthKoreanTVseriesaretooslowandtoolong,mostoftheChineseaudienceslikethem.MaybewearereallytiredofWesternTVseries.Compared〔比較〕withthat,SouthKoreanTVseriesarenotbad.()51.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordrepeatedinthethirdlinemean"A.大長(zhǎng)今 B.流行 C.重播 D.垃圾時(shí)段()52.WhichofthefollowingisnotmentionedaboutSouthKoreanTVseriesinthepassage"A.Love B.MoralsC.Socialorder D.theyouthself-respect()53.WhatisthemainreasonwhySouthKoreanTVseriesarepopular"A.BecausetheyareslowandlongB.TheactorswearcoolclothesC.Thestorieswithmoralsinthemarepureandmoving. D.Theactorsarecool()54.WhatdoyouknowaboutSouthKoreanTVseriesfromthepassage"A.ThirteenmoreSouthKoreanTVserieswillbeintroducedtoChina.班級(jí)班級(jí)姓名號(hào)碼C.AlltheSouthKoreanTVserieswillberepeatedthisyear.D.SomeChinesethinkpartofSouthKoreanTVseriesareworthwatchingtwice.()55.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus"A.WearefedupwithSouthKoreanTVseries.B.SouthKoreanTVseriesisagreatsuccessandpopularinChina.C.SouthKoreanTVseriesarebetterthanChineseTVseries.D.WecanlearnalotfromKorean

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