精編高中英語閱讀理解專題訓練29篇

1.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)添入括號內(nèi)。

CharlesDickenswasoneofthegreatestwritersofthe19thcentury.Hewasborn

onthe7thofFebruary,1812.HisfatherwasaclerkinthecityofPortsmouth.There

Charlesfirstwenttoschool.In1821,thefamilymovedtoLondon,wherehisfather

ranintodebtandwasputintoprison.Attheageoften,youngCharleshadtoworkat

afactory.Hesufferedalotthere.Itwasthemostunhappytimeofallhislife.In1834,

hestartedworkingforanewspaper.Twoyearslater,hewrotehisfirstbook"The

PickwickPapers"（匹克威克外傳），whichmadehimknownbothinEnglandand

someothercountries.Fromthenon,CharlesDickensdevotedhimselftoliterature

（獻身于文學）.

Thebestknownamonghiswritingsare"DavidCopperfield","OliverTwist"and

"ATaleofTwoCities".Thesearegenerallyregardedashismaster-pieces（杰作），and

havebeentranslatedintomanylanguages.

1.CharlesDickens,agreatestwriteramongthoseoftheBritish,wasbornin

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A.LondonB.aprison

C.PortsmouthD.anAmericancity

2.Accordingtothepassage,isthetruestatement.

A.DickensbegantolearnbeforethefamilymovedtoLondon

B.Dickenshadschoolinguntilhewastenyearsold

C.Dickenshadtoworkinafactorytohelphisfamilyandneverwentbacktoschool

D.Dickens,asamatteroffact,receivednoschooleducationatall

3.CharlesDickens.

[]

A.hatedtomentionhislifeasaworkertoothers.

B.thought,infact,hewasveryhappy.

C.refusedtoacceptothers'help.

D.Noneoftheabove.

4.CharlesDickensneverworkedasa.

[]

A.workerB.writer

C.newspaperreporterD.teacher

5.CharlesDickenswasmadefamousfor.

[]

A.DavidCopperfieldB.OliverTwist

C.ThePickwickPaperD.ATaleofTwoCities

2.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

Iwasbeingtestedforadrivinglicence（執(zhí)照）forthe3rdtime.Ihadbeenaskedto

driveintheheartofthecityanddonequitewell.Afterhavingbeenaskedtodrive

outoftown,IwassurethatIhadpassed.Iwasalmostbeginningtoenjoymytest.

TheexaminermusthavebeenpleasedwithwhatIhaddone,forhesmiledandsaid,

"Justonemorething,Mr.Eames,letussupposethatachildsuddenlyrunsacrossthe

roadinfrontofyou.AssoonasIknockonthewindow,Iwantthecartobestopped

atonce."Icontinueddrivingandaftersometime,theexaminerknockedloudly.

Thoughthesoundcouldbeheardclearly,ittookmealongtimetoactinreply.I

suddenlystoppedthecarandwewereboththrownforward.Theexaminerlookedat

mesadly,"Mr.Eames,"hesaidinalowvoice,"you'vejustkilledthatchild."

1.Whenthedriverwasaskedtodriveoutoftown,hethoughthehadsucceededin

thetestbecause.

[]

A.hewasbeingtestedforthethirdtime

B.hecoulddriveawayfromtheheartofthecity

C.hehaddonewellindrivingthroughthecity

D.heenjoyedhistest

2.Hewasbeginningtoenjoythetestbecause.

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A.hewasthenintheopencountry

B.hefeltsurethathehadpassed

C.hehadafeelingthattheexaminerwasfriendly

D.hewasgivenonemoretest

3.Theexaminersmiledathim,sohethoughtthattheexaminer.

[]

A.wassatisfiedwithwhathehaddone

B.wasgoingtobemorepleasedwithhim

C.wasfeelingsurprised

D.wasadmiringhim

4.Whentheexaminerknockedloudlyonthewindow,thedriver.

[]

A.stoppedthecarimmediately

B.heardtheknockonlyalongtimelater

C.failedtoheartheknock

D.failedtostopthecaratonce

5.Intheendthedriver.

[]

A.musthavebeentakentothepolicestationforkillingachild

B.musthavegotthedrivinglicence

C.musthavefailedinthetest

D.musthavebeenputintoprison

3.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

Awolf,runningaboutinsearchoffood,passedbyadoorwhereachildwas

cryinganditsnursewasscolding（斥責）it.Ashestoodlistening,heheardthenurse

say,"Nowleaveoffcryingthisinstant,orI'llshowyoutothewolf."Sothinkingthat

theoldwomanwouldbeasgoodasherwords,hewaitedquietlyaboutthehousein

hopeofgreatsupper.Butasitgrewdarkandthechildbecamequiet,heagainheard

thenurse,whowasnowfondling（撫弄）thechild,saying"Thereisagooddeerthen;

ifthenaughtywolfcomesformychild,wewillbeathimtodeath,wewill..."On

hearingthis,thewolfwasverydisappointedandthoughtitwasnowhightimetobe

goinghome,and,hungryasthewolfwasindeed,hemurmuredashewentalong:

"Thiscomesofbelievinginpeoplewhosayonethingandmeananother!"

1.Thewolfwashungry,for.

[]

A.hewaslookingforhisbreakfast

B.hepassedbyadoorwithachildinside

C.hewaslookingeverywhereforsomethingtoeat

D.hestoodlisteningtothenurse

2.Thewolfwaitedoutsidethedoor,becausehebelievedthat.

[]

A.thenursewouldgivehimsomethingtoeat

B.thenursewoulddowhatshehadsaid

C.theboywouldgotosleepatonce

D.thenursewouldleavethebabyaloneintheroom

3.Ifthebabywouldnotstopcrying,thenursewould.

A.throwittothewolf

B.tryanotherwaytostopitscrying

C.leaveitcryingallthetime

D.giveitsomemedicinetotake

4.Whenthenursesaid,"I'llthrowyoutothewolf,"she.

[]

A.meanttofrightenthechildtostopcrying

B.knewthattherewasawolfoutsidethedoor

C.hadmeanttocheatthewolf

D.fearedthatthewolfwouldcomeintothehouse

5.Atlast,thewolfwentaway,because.

[]

A.hecouldn'twaitanylonger

B.hewastoohungrytowait

C.thechildhadstoppedcrying

D.herealizedthathewouldnotgethissupperthere

4.閱讀理解:

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

24,StationRoad,

Hallham

DearAuntMary,

JaneandIwereverysorrytohearthatUncleJohndiedlastThursday.Motherand

FatherstayedwithusonSaturdayandSunday,andtheytoldusthesadnews.We

knewthatUncleJohnwasnotwell,ofcourse,andthecoldweatherthatwehavehad

forthepastfewweekshasnothelpedhimtogetbetter;butthenewscameasavery

unpleasantsurprise,allthesame.

Weweremostunhappythatwecouldnotcomeandseeyoubothtendaysago,on

UncleJohn'sbirthday.Mothertoldmethathewasstillthesameasbefore,laughing,

andfulloflife.Thisishow,I'msure,JaneandIshallalwaysrememberhim.Hewas

agoodman,whowasnevertoobusytoreadtous,playwithus,andlistentothe

storiesaboutallthesillythingswedidwhenwewereyoung.Hewasthekindof

unclethateverychildlovestohave.

Weshallbeatthechurch（教堂）onFriday,andofcoursehopetoseeyouagainat

Christmas,withalltherestofthefamily.

WithloveandbestwishesRobertandJane

1.RobertiswritingtoAuntMary,to.

[]

A.tellherabouthismotherandfather

B.wishUncleJohnahappybirthday

C.saythatheissorrythatUncleJohnhasdied

D.hopethatUncleJohngetswellagainsoon

2.RobertheardthenewsaboutUncleJohnfrom.

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A.hiswifeJane

B.hisAuntMary

C.hisUncleTom

D.hismotherandFather

3.Thecoldweatherofthepastfewweeks

A.wassadnewsforeverybodyinthefamily

B.cameasanunpleasantsurprise

C.didnothelpUncleJohngetbetter

D.wasbetterforUncleJohnthanhotweather

4.RobertandJanewillrememberUncleJohnas

A.afunnyoldman

B.anoldmanashewasonhisBirthday

C.amanwhowasalwayslaughingandfulloflife

D.amanwhowasunhappyandunwell

5.RobertandJanehopetoseeAuntMaryagain

A.onFridayandagainatChristmas

B.atChristmas,butnotonFriday

C.inchurchonFriday,ButnotatChristmas

D.atChristmaswhichisonFriday

5.閱讀理解:

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

Inthelast500years,nothingaboutpeople—nottheirclothes,ideas,orlanguages

—haschangedasmuchaswhattheyeat.Theoriginal（最初）chocolatedrinkwas

madefromtheseedsofacertainkindoftreebySouthAmericanIndians.TheSpanish

introducedittotherestoftheWorldduringthe1500's,andalthoughitwasvery

expensive,itquicklybecamepopular.InLondon,shopswherechocolatedrinkswere

servedbecameimportantmeetingplaces.Somestillexisttoday.

ThepotatoisalsofromtheNewWorld.Around1600,theSpanishbroughtitfrom

PerutoEurope,whereitsoonwaswidelygrown.Irelandbecamesodependentonit

thatthousandsofIrishpeoplediedfromhungerwhenthecropfailedduringthe

"PotatoFamine"of1845—1846.

TherearemanyotherfoodsthathavetraveledfromSouthAmericatotheOld

World.Butsomeotherswentintheoppositedirection.Brazil（巴西）isnowthe

world'slargestgrowerofcoffee,andcoffeeisanimportantcropinmanyother

countriesofSouthAmerica.ButitisnativetoEthiopia（埃塞俄比亞）.Itwasfirst

madeintoadrinkbyArabsduringthe1400's.

1.Accordingtotheauthor,whichofthefollowinghaschangedgreatlysincethe

1400's?

[]

A.People'sclothes.

B.People'sfood.

C.Chocolatedrinks.

D.People'slanguages.

2.Whatistrueaccordingtothepassage?

[]

A.ChocolatedrinkswereservedinshopsinLondonduringthe1500's.

B.Centuriesago,peopleoftengatheredinshopswherechocolatedrinkswereserved.

C.ThebestdrinkssoldinshopsinLondonwerechocolatedrinksinthe

shop.

D.Someoftheoriginalchocolatedrinksstillexisttoday.

3.FromthepassagewelearnedthatPeruisacountryin.

[]

A.theNewWorld

B.theOldWorld

C.theArabWorld

D.Europe

4.Theword"Famine"probablymeans.

[]

A.fastgrowth

B.goodharvest

C.seriousneedoffood

D.riseinprice

5.Themainideaofthepassageisthat.

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A.SouthAmericaproducesmanynewkindsoffood

B.shopsbecameimportantmeetingplacesinLondonafterthe1500's

C.foodstravelfromplacetoplace

D.theOldWorldandtheNewWorldhavedifferentkindsoffood

6.閱讀理解

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案。

AcoupleinNortheastChina'sHeilongjiangProvinceplacedanad

（=advertisement廣告）onradioandtelevision,hopingtocashasingleperson:athief.

Andthoughtheyneversawhim,theylaterrewardedhimwith200yuan.

Thecouple,namedXus,wokeonemorninglastDecembertofindthattheir

househadbeenbrokenintoandablackbagwasmissing.

Thebagcontainednotonly100yuanincash（現(xiàn)金），butalsolOUs（=1owe

you借據(jù)）fortheXus.Aftercarefulthought,thecoupleputanadonlocalradioand

televisionstations,describingthelostbagandsayingthatwhoeverreturneditwould

"berewardedheavily."

Whendayspassedandnoonecame,Xuchangedthead'swordsfrom"berewarded

heavily"to"berewardedwith200yuanincash."

Onthethirdmorning,thecouplefoundthelostbaginsidetheircourtyard.

ThelOUswereinside,butthe100yuanincashwasnot.

Thehusbandwaspuzzled:Howcouldhepaythepromisedreward?

Hiswifewasmoreclever."Putthemoneyinsidethebagandletthethiefpick

ituphimself."

Thenextmorning,thebagwith200yuanrewardinsidehaddisappearedfrom

thecourtyard.

1.Thecoupleputanadontheradioandtelevisioninorderto.

[]

A.meetthethief

B.getthebagback

C.catchthethief

D.rewardthethief

2.Whydidtheychangethewordsontheadfrom"heavily"to"with200yuanin

cash"?

[]

A.Theywantedtoexchange200yuanforthe100yuaninthebag.

B.Theywereingreatneedofthemoneyinthebag.

C.TheywereeagertogetbacktheirlOUsonly.

D.Theywantedtomakethethieftrustthemandreturnthebagassoonaspossible.

3.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothestory?

[]

A.Thecoupleknewwellwhohadstolenthebag.

B.Theyhadbecomesorichthattheycaredlittleaboutmoney.

C.Theywerequitewell-offandhadlentmoneytoothers.

D.Theywereprivatebusinessmenandhadmadealotofmoney.

4.Whatdoyouthinkofthecouple?

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A.Theywerekindhonestandunselfish.

B.Thehusbandwasascleverasthewife.

C.Thewifewasmorecleverthanthehusband.

D.Theywerebothstupid.

5.Whichdoyouthinkisthebesttitlefortheabovestory?

[]

A.StrangeAdvertisements

B.ThiefRewarded

C.AModernCouple

D.ACleverThief

7.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中,選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi).

Thecomputerisfast,andnevermakesamistake,whilepeoplearetooslow,and

fullofmistakessometimes.That'swhatpeopleoftensaywhentheytalkabout

computers.Foroveraquarterofacentury,engineershavebeenmakingbetter

computers.Nowacomputercandoalotofeverydayjobswonderfully.Itiswidely

usedinfactories,hospitalsandbanks.Acomputercanreport,decideandcontrol（控

制）inalmosteveryfield.Manycomputerscientistsarenowthinkingofmakingthe

computer"think"likeaman.Withthehelpofaperson,acomputercandrawpictures,

writemusic,talkwithpeople,playchess,recognize（認出）voices,translate

languagesandsoon（等等）.Perhapscomputerswillonedayreallythinkandfeel.

Doyouthinkthatpeoplewillbeafraidwhentheyfindthatthecomputeristooclever

tolistentoandservethepeople?

1.Engineershaveworkedoncomputersfor

A.aboutahundredyears

B.morethantwenty-fiveyears

C.overthreemonths

D.abouttenyears

2.Somepeoplethinkthatacomputerispeople.

A.clevererthanB.ascleveras

C.notclevererthanD.slowerthan

3.Computersarethepeople.

A.doingmoreandmorejobsfor

B.goingtolaughat

C.goingtolistento

D.takingtheplaceof

4.Withthehelpofaperson,acomputercan.

A.drawpictures

B.writemusic

C.talkwithpeopleorplaychess

D.doallabove

5.Peoplewillthecomputersinthefuture.

[]

A.reallybeafraidof

B.makebetteruseof

C.nolongeruse

D.help

8.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

Itiseasytogodownhillthantoclimbuphill,soitiseasiertofallintobadhabits

thantoformgoodones.

Badhabitsdonotcomesuddenly.Theycomelittlebylittlewithoutonebeing

aware（知道）oftheirdanger.Schoolchildrenfirstpickuplittlebadhabitsinschool

andonthestreets.Whentheycannotdotheirexercises,theycopyfromtheir

classmates.Iftheyseebiggerboyssmoking,theywanttoknowwhatsmokingislike

andlearntosmoketoo.Iftheyseetheirfriendsgambling（賭搏），theybegintolearn

togamble.Whentheygetbiggerthebadhabitsbecomestrongerandstronger,sothat

theycannolongergetridofthem.Fromcopying,theylearntosteal;fromgambling,

theylearntocheat.Atlastnobodywilltrustthem.Hownecessaryitisthatwegetrid

ofanybadhabitinthebeginning,inorderthattheyshouldnotovercomeusinthe

end.

1.Thispassagemainlytalksabout.

A.thecourseofforminghabits

B.thereasonforfallingbadhabits

C.whyweshouldformgoodhabits

D.hadhabits

2.Accordingtothewriter'sopinion,wecanknowthatifachildenjoysgamblinghe

issurewhenhegrowsup.

[]

A.tostealB.tokidnap

C.tocheatD.torob

3.Thewriteradviseschildrenwhentheyareyoungbecause

whentheyaregrown-ups.

[]

A.togetridoftheirbadhabits...thebadhabitsmaytempt（誘惑）themtogowrong

B.toovercometheirbadhabits...they'llbecomeheavysmokers

C.tofightagainstbadhabits...theywillbethrownintoprison

D.tofightagainstbadhabits...theywillbecomedistrustedbyeveryone

4.Ifapersonstealsandcheats,heisandhe.

[]

A.honest...willbetrustedbyeverybody

B.nothonest...willbetrustedbynobody

C.dishonest...willnottrustedbyhisparents

D.dishonest...willbetrustedbyhisfriends

5.Thewriterthinksnecessarytogetridofhisbadhabits

becauseitislikelythatthebadhabitswillovercomehimwhenhe.

[]

A.it...forachild...growsup

B.itis...ofachild...isgrownup

C.itbe...forachild...isagrown-up

D.ithasbeen...forachild...grownup

9.閱讀理解

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案填入[]內(nèi)。

ShediedonthenightofNovember22nd.Policesurgeon（外科醫(yī)生）said

thetimeofherdeathmusthavebeenbetween7and10p.m.Shehadhersupper.She

usuallyhaditatabouthalfpastsix.Ifshedidthesameonthenightofherdeath,then

bytheevidencedigestion（消化跡象）shewaskilledatabouteightthirtyornine

o'clock.JamesBentlysaidthathewaswalkingthateveningfromsevenfifteento

aboutnine.Hewentoutandwalkedmosteveningafterdark.

Accordingtohisownstoryhecameinataboutnineo'clock（hehadhis

ownkey）andwentstraightupstairstohisroom.MrsMegintyhadwashbasinfixed

inthebedroomsbecauseofsummervisitors.Hereadforabouthalfanhourandthen

wenttobed.Heheardandnoticednothingunusual.Nextmorninghecame

downstairsandlookedintothekitchen.Buttherewasnoonethereandnosignsof

breakfastbeingprepared.HesaidhehesitatedabitandthenknockedonMrs

Meginty'sdoor,butgotnoreply.

1.Between7and10p.m.wasthetimethepolicesurgeon

A.suggestedthatshehaddied

B.imaginedshehaddied

C.thoughtshewasdying

D.insistedshedied

2.ThateveningJamesBentlywasoutwalkingbyhimself

A.fromsevenfifteenuntilaboutnineo'clock

B.mosteveningafterdark

C.atnineo'clock

D.thewholenight

3.Wheninbedhe.

A.neitherheardnornoticedanythingstrange

B.hehadnoticedandheardanythingstrange

C.hadnotnoticedorheardanything

D.heardandnoticedsomethingstrange

4.Whenhecamedownstairsnextmorning,he.

A.staredintothekitchen

B.glancedintothekitchen

C.observedthekitchen

D.watchedonthekitchen

5.Hefound.

[]

A.noonetherepreparingbreakfast

B.nobreakfastsigns

C.MrsMeGintymissing

D.MrsMeGintydying

10.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

Peopleusedtosay,"Thehandthatrocks（搖）thecradle（搖藍）rulestheworld"

and"Behindeverysuccessfulmanthere'sawoman."Boththesesayingsmeanthe

samething:Menruletheworld,buttheirwivesrulethem.

MostoftheAmericanwomenlikemakingtheirhusbandsandsonssuccessful,but

someofthemwantsomethingforthemselves.Theywantgoodjobs.Whentheywork

theywanttobebetterpaid.Theywanttobeassuccessfulasmen.

TheAmericanwomen'sliberationmovementwasstartedbywomenwhodon't

wanttostandbehindsuccessfulmen.Theydon'twanttobetoldthatcertainjobsof

officesareclosedtothem.Theyrefusetoworksidebysidewithmenwhodothe

sameworkforahigherpay.

Aliberatedwomanmustbeproudofbeingawomanandhaveconfidence（信心）

inherself.Ifsomebodysaystoher,"You'vecomealongway,baby,"She'llsmileand

answer,"NotnearlyasfarasI'mgoingtogo,baby."

Thismovementisquitenew,andmanyAmericanwomendonotagree.

Butithasalreadymadesomeimportantchangesinwomen'slivesinmen'slives

too.

1."Thehandthatrocksthecradlerulestheworld"means.

[]

A.womencannotonlygivebirthtochildrenbutruleacountry.

B.womennotonlyraisetheirchildrenbutsupporttheirhusbands.

C.womendoplayanimportantpartinmen'slivesandwork

D.amancan'tbesuccessfulwithoutbeingmarried

2."Youhavecomealongway,baby."means.

[]

A.youhavewalkedfarfromyourhome

B.shehasdonealotandsucceededgreatlyinfreeingherself.

C.shehasworkedoutsidefarfromherhome

D.youreallyloveme,dear.

3."NotnearlyasfarasI'mgoingtogo,baby,"means.

[]

A.thewayisn'tveryfar

B.shemustgoevenfarthertowork

C.sheisn'tsosatisfiedwithhersuccess

D.sheisverymuchsatisfiedwiththelongwayshecovered

4.Accordingtothepassage,thewriterthewomen'sliberation.

A.isallforB.doesn'ttellushisideaon

C.isstronglyagainstD.isn'tstronglyagainst

5.Thebesttitleofthispassageshouldbe.

[]

A.SomethingAboutWomen

B.WomenandTheirHusbands

C.WomenWanttoRaiseTheirPay

D.Women'sLiberationintheUSA

11.閱讀理解：

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

ALettertoAnnforSomeAdvice

DearAnn,Iamnearlyseventeenandhadthisproblemforoverayear.

WheneverIamaskedforadate,Igetreallyexcitedaboutit.Ilookforwardso

muchtohavingagoodtime.Sowhathappens?Abouttenminutesbeforemydate

showsup,Igetstomachpains.BythetimehearrivesIfeelterrible.

Ihavethesepainsthewholeevening.It'sallIcandotoforceasmileandmake

believe（假裝）I'mhavingfun.Itkillsmetoseeothergirlslaughingandhavinggood

timewhileI'minpainwishingIwasdead.

Pleasetellmehowtogetoverthis.IamSickofGettingSick.

1.Thegirlwhowrotethisletter.

A.wantstobelaughedat

B.likestogooutforadateintheevenings

C.feelsnervouswhenshegoesforadate

D.islikelytogetstomachacheaftersupper

2.Thegirl'sstomachpains.

A.wouldgoawaywithherboyfriend

B.wouldlastthewholenightofherdate

C.startinthedayandendafewhourslater

D.musthavekilledheroneday

3.Onherdate,thegirl.

A.wouldforceasmile

B.wouldhateothergirls

C.wouldenjoyherselfverymuchindeed

D.shouldtellherboyfriendthatmatter

4.Thegirlwrotethisletter.

A.towarnothergirlsnottogooutforadate

B.tohelpothergirlswhoalsohavesuchproblems

C.todiscusswithothershowtomakeadate

D.toaskforhelpfromAnn

5.Themainideaofthislettershouldbe.

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A.theproblemofbeing17yearsold

B.agirlwhofeelsterribleaboutpainsondates

C.thatmakingbelievecanbringyougoodtime

D.thediseaseofstomachpains

12.閱讀理解：

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Scientistsaretryingtomakethedesertsintogoodlandagain.Theywanttobring

watertothedeserts,sopeoplecanliveandgrowfood.Theyarelearningalotabout

thedeserts.Butmoreandmoreoftheearthisbecomingdesertallthetime.Scientists

maynotbeabletochangethedesertintime.Whyismoreandmorelandbecoming

desert?Scientiststhinkthatpeoplemakedeserts.Peoplearedoingbadthingstothe

earth.

Someplacesontheearthdon'tgetmuchrain.Buttheystilldon'tbecomedeserts.

Thisisbecausesomegreenplantsaregrowingthere.Smallgreenplantsandgrass

areveryimportanttodryplaces.Plantsdon'tletthesunmaketheearthevendrier.

Plantsdon'tletthewindblowthedirtaway.Whenabitofrainfalls,theplantshold

thewater.Withoutplants,thelandcanbecomedesertmoreeasily.

1.Deserts.

A.neverhaveanyplantsoranimalsinthem

B.canallbeturnedintogoodlandbeforelong

C.getverylittlerain

D.bothBandC

2.Smallgreenplantsareveryimportanttodryplacesbecause.

[]

A.theydon'tletthesunmaketheearthevendrier

B.theydon'tletthewindblowtheearthaway

C.theyholdwater

D.alloftheabove

3.Landisbecomingdesertlittlebylittlebecause.

[]

A.plantscan'tgrowthere

B.thereisnotenoughrain

C.peoplehaven'tdonewhatscientistswishthemtodo

D.scientistsknowlittleaboutthedeserts

4.Whichisthemainideaofthefirstparagraph（自然段）？

[]

A.Scientistsknowhowtochangedesertintogoodland.

B.Landisbecomingdesertfasterthanscientistscanchangeitbackintogoodland.

C.Ifscientistscanbringwatertodesert,peoplecanliveandgrowfoodthere.

D.Moreandmoreplacesarebecomingdesertsallthetime.

5.Afterreadingthis,welearnthat.

A.plantscankeepdrylandfrombecomingdesert

B.itisgoodtogetridofthegrassinthedeserts

C.allplaceswithoutmuchrainwillbecomedeserts

D.itisbettertogrowcropsondrylandthantogrowthem

13.閱讀理解:

閱讀下列短文，從所給的四個選項中，選出最佳答案添入括號內(nèi)。

MostAmericanchildreneatpotatoeseveryday.Butchildrendonotknowwhat

partofthepotatoisbestforfood.Takeasharpknifeandcutfromthemiddleofthe

potatoaslice（薄片）asthinaspaper.Holdtheslicebetweenyoureyesandthelight.

Youwillseethatthepotatohasaskinandoutsiderimandinsidepart.Theoutside

rimwhichisimmediatelybeneaththeskinofthepotatoisthemostvaluablepartof

all.Thisisoftenthrownawaywiththeskin.Eventheskinitselfisbetterforfood

thantheinsidewheneatingabakedpotato.Ifyouscoop