V:l.0精選練習(xí)

仁愛八年級英語閱讀理解練習(xí)

Passage7

Amanwaswalkingthroughahadafewcapsinhistheforest

therewerealotofwashot,sohedecidedtohavearestunderaput

acaponhisheadandlaydowntosleep.

Whenhewokeup,hecouldn，tfindhiscaps,“Wherearemycaps?〃he

criedandlookedsawsomemonkeysinthehadacaponitshead.

“Givebackmycaps!”shoutedthemantothethemonkeysdidn't

understandonlyjumped,dancedandlaughed.

“HowcanIgetbackmycaps?〃hethoughtlasthehadantookoff

hiscapandthrewitonthelittlemonkeysdidthesame

themanpickedupallthecapsandwentonhisway.

判斷正誤（T或F）：

（）1.Onedayamanwasgoingthroughaforest.

（）2.Themandecidedtohavearestbecausehewasill.

（）3.Whenthemanwokeup,hefoundhiscapsweregone.

（）4.Themansawalotofbirdsinthetree.

）5.Themanwasangrywhenhegotallhiscapsback.

Passage8

Anowl（貓頭鷹）isabirdwithverybigeyesmaketheowllookclever.

Theowlcannotmoveitseyesfreely（自由地）aswecanonlylook

straight（筆直地）ahead（向前）.Ifitwantstolookatbothsides,itmust

turnitsseebetteratnightthanduringthenighttheylookforeat

mice（老鼠）andinsects（昆蟲）.

Owlsmakeastrange（奇怪的）theowlssleepmostoftheday,theyusually

givetheircriesatcrysoundslike〃Whooo!Whooo〃.Thisstrangesound

sometimesfrightens（使，??害怕）peopleatnight.

（）1.Anowllookscleverbecause

A.ithasabeautifulbodyB.ithasbigeyes

C.itcanlookstraightaheadD.itcanturnitsneck

）2.Anowllooksforfoodatnightbecause

A.ithaslargeeyes

B.itcan，tmoveitseyesfreelyaswecan

C.itseesbetteratnightthanduringtheday

D.itcan，tseeanythingatallduringtheday

）3.Anowlliveson

A.smallbirdsB.allkindsofbirds

C.allkindsofsmallanimalsD.noneoftheabove

）4.Thecryofanowlis

A.frighteningB,goodtolistento

C.likeasongD.likethesoundofacow

）5.Manmustnotkillowlsbecause

A.theydon，tdoanythingwrong

B.theyaregood-lookingandhavetwobigeyes

C.theycryonlyatnight

D.theyarehelpfultous

Passage9

Jimmylivesinthecountry,andhelovesplayingintherivernear

hishouse.Buthisfathergetsajobinabigcity,andhegoestherewith

hisfamily.

Theirnewhousehasagarden,butthegardenisveryisn，thappy.〃Is

thereafivernearhere?〃heisaskinghismotheronthefirstmorning.

Hismotherisanswering:〃No,thereisn，t,butthere，saniceparknearhere,

Jimmy,andthere，sapool"in'regoingtherethisafternoon.z，Jimmyis

happynow.

Afterlunch,Jimmyandhismothergotothepark,Jimmywantsto

walknearthepool,butthereisasignbeforemotherreadsittohim:

“Thispoolispeoplehavefalleninit."Jimmylooksintothepoolhe

says:〃ButIcan，tseethem.z/

判斷正誤(T或F)：

()1.ThereisagardennearJimmy，soldhouse:

()2.Jimmymovestoabigcitybecausehisfathergetsajobinthe

big

city.

()becomeshappybecausehe'sgoingtoplaywithsomenewfriends.

()4.Thesigntellspeoplenottowalknearthepool.

()5.367peoplehavefallenintotheriver.

Passage10

wasataughtinabigschoolinlivedalongwayfromtheschool,

sohewasusuallyquitetiredwhenhegotnineo'clockoneeveningwhen

hewasinbed,thetelephonebellranginthehall,sohewent

downstairs,pickedupthetelephoneandsaid:"Hello!Who's

speaking,please?”

〃Watt〃amananswered.

〃What'syourname,please?”said.

Z/Watt，smyname.z，wastheanswer.

“Yes,Iaskedyouthatwhat'syourname?”saidagain.

〃Itold'smyname,“saidtheotherman,“AreyouJackSmith?”

“No,rmKnott,''answered

Bothandputtheirtelephonesdownangrilyandthought:z，Whata

rude(粗魯?shù)?，foolish(愚蠢的，傻的)man!

()1.wasusuallytiredintheeveningbecause.

A.hewasateacherB.heworkedveryhardina

school

C.helivedalongwayfromschoolD.hetaughttoomanystudents

()2.wentdownstairsatnineoneevening.

A.totelephoneB.tomeet

C.whensomeoneranghimupD.whenthedoorbellrang

()3.wantedtospeakto.

A.hiswifeB.C.JackSmithD.

()4.zzWatt，smyname，zmeans.

A.What'smyname?B.MynameisWhat

C.Areyouaskingmyname?D.MynameisWatt

()5.didn，tunderstandwhatsaidbecause.

A.hewasafoolishteacher

B.hehadbadears

C.didn，tspeakloudlyenough

D.The"a"in"watt"ispronounced(發(fā)音)asthe〃a〃in

〃what〃

Passaoe11

OnSaturday,Anncamehomefromschoolalittlefeltwantedtoget

readyforherparty.

z，Mother,canwecookthefoodnow,please?zzshesaid,"I'mworried

aboutmyparty.〃

“Thesandwichesareallready.z，saidAnn,“noteveryonelikes

aboutmybirthdaycake?”

〃Imadeyourbirthdaycakelastnightwhenyouwereinbed.answered,

〃weonlyneedtoputthecandlesonit,now.〃

z，0h,good!”saidAnn,“mayIputthemon?〃

Annbegantoputcandlesonhershecountedthem.z，Therearen，t

enoughcandles./zsaidAnn.

“Thereareonlyneedonemore./z

〃I'11getanotheronenow."saidhermother,"don'tworry./z

判斷正誤(T或F)：

()1.Annwasworriedabouttheparty.

()2.Annhaveabirthdaycakeforherbirthday.

()3.Annwastwelveyearsold.

()4.Theyputthecandlesonthebirthdaycake.

()5.Theyhadtwelvecandles.

Passage12

livedinasmalltown,buthegotajobinabigcity,sohemoved

therewithhiswifeandhistwochildrenlastTuesday.

Thenextdaytookhisnewcaroutofthegarageandwaswashing

itwhenaneighborneighborstoppedandlookedatthenewcarfora

turnedandsawhim.

Theneighborsaid:"That'sanewityours?”

“Sometimes。〃answered.

Theneighborwassurprised.，，Sometimes?，，hesaid,“whatdoyoumean?”

“Well,“answeredslowly,“whenthere，sapartyintown,itbelongs

tomydaughter,there'safootballgame,itbelongstomyson,Joe.When

Ihavewasheditanditlooksreallyniceandclean,itbelongstomywife,

whenitneedsgas,it，smine.z/

)1.Therearepeopleinthestory.

A.threeB.fourC.sixD.

five

()2.workedin

A.asmalltownB.abigcity

C.thegarageD.thegasstation

()3.Whenwaswashingthenewcar,hisneighborcametoask

him_

A.ifthecarwasnewB.whatcaritwas

C.ifthecarwas'sD.whosecaritwas

()therewasafootballmatch,thecarbelongedto

A.B.theneighborC.Jean，sbrotherD.Jean

)5.“Sometimes”inthestorymeansthat.

A.whentherewasapartyintown,thecarbelongedtohis

daughter

B.whentherewasafootballgame,itwashisson's

C.whenthecarlookedniceandclean,itwashiswife's

D.whentheearwantedgas,itbelongedtohim

Passage13

WhenJimmywasaboy,helikedwatchesandclocksveryhewas

eighteenyearsold,hewentintotheafterayear,hebegantoteach

himselftomendlotoffriendsbroughthimbrokenwatches,andhemended

themforhiscaptainheardaboutthis,andonedayhebroughthimawatch

tooandsaid:〃Mywatchhasstopped,canyoumenditforme,please?/zJimmy

said：〃Yes,can.〃

Afterafewdays,hebroughtthewatchbacktothecaptain.，zHowmuch

doIowe(欠…錢)you?〃theofficerasked.

“Onepound,sir.Jimmyhetookasmallbagoutofhispocketand

gaveittothecaptain,saying:

“Herearethreewheelsfromyourdidn'tfindaplaceforthemwhen

Iputeverythingback.〃

判斷正誤(T或F)：

()1.AfterJimmyjoinedthearmy,hebegantolearnhowtomend

watches.

()2.Hisfriendssometimesbroughthimnewwatches.

()3.OnedaythecaptainaskedJimmytomendhiswatch.

()4.Theofficerwantedtoknowhowmanywheelswereinhiswatch.

()5.AtlastJimmymadethewatchworse.

Passage14

July20th,1969wasanimportantAmericanslandedonthe

nameswereArmstrongandwentthereinanamewasApollo11.

Apollo11leftCapeKennedyonJuly16thandwentthreehundredand

eighty-fivethousandtookthetwoAmericansthreedaystogetJuly20th

thespaceshiplandedintheSeaofTranquility(寧青爭).Armstrongfirst

steppedontothepickedupsomerocksandputtheminthejumpedupand

weretiredaftertheirmoonwalk,sotheyrested.

OnJuly21stApollo11leftthemoonandreturnedtothedayslater,

itcamedowninthePacificshiptookthementoAmerica.

()1.Themooniskilometersawayfromtheearth.

A.385B.3850C.385000

()2.ThetwoAmericansstayedonthemoonforabout.

A.threedaysB.sixdaysC.onedayD.four

days

()3."TheSeaofTranquility，heremeans.

A.theearthB.themoonC.theworld

()4.July20th,1969wasanimportantdaybecause.

A.Apollo11landedonthemoon

B.mancouldnotgettothemoonbyspaceship

C.itwasthefirsttimeforhumanbeingstolandonthemoon

D.Americanswerethefirstmentogettothemoon

()5.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.

A.TwoAmericansontheMoonB.Animportantday

C.OntheMoonD.TheFirstMenontheMoon

Passage15

Itisgoodtokeepanimalsinareplacesforpeopletoseemany

differentkindsofanimalsfromalloverthezoos,mostpeoplewouldnever

seearealtigeror,zooslookaftertheanimalsveryanimalsarealways

givenfoodandcleanedonthewild,itisnotalwayspossibleforan

animaltofindfood,sosometimesitgoes,zoosprotecttheofferthem

safeplacetolivethewild,somekindsofanimalsareindangerof

becomingextinct(滅絕).Butzoosgivetheseanimalsachancetozoos,

therewouldbefewerkindsofanimalsintheworld.

However,somepeoplethinkitisunnatural(非自然的)andunfair

(不公平的)tokeepwild(野生的)animalsinanimalsarekeptincages

thataretoosmallforthem.Theanimalssuchasbearsandtigersalways

looksadinanimalsshouldlookfortheirownwouldnotfeelhappyif

heisn，tallowed(允許)togooutsidehishomeandanimalsdon'tlikeit

either.

判斷正誤(T或F)：

()1.Ifyoudon，tgotoazoo,youcan'tseedogs.

()2.Inthezoos,allanimalsarehappy.

()3.Inthewild,animalslookfortheirownfood.

()4.Accordingto(根據(jù))thelastsentence,wecansayanimalslike

to

stayinthecages.

()5.Thewriterisnotsurewhetheritisbetterforanimalstostay

in

Zoos.

Passage16

BigBenisnotthenameofa'sthenameofahugeclockinLondon.

Londonisthecapitalofdockhasfour,nomatterwhereyoustand,you

canreadthetimeonthefaceofBigfaceisthesizeofadoubledecker

handsareaboutfourmetersisaboutthesizeoftwopeoplestandingon

thetopofeachyougotoLondon,youmaywanttoVisittheHousesof

Parliament(國會大廈).Inthatplace,youwillfindBigBensitsatthetop

oftheclocktowerintheHousesofwillprobablyhearitaswellas

seegiantclockmakessuchaloudnoise:〃Dingdong,dingdong.〃Itgoes

everyquarterofahour.

TheclockwasnamedafterabigwasSirBenjaminmandidmuch

buildingworkinLondonmanyyearsago.

()1.BigBenis_______.

A.adoubledeckerbusB.ahugeclock

C.abuildingD.thenameofBen

()2.Theclockstrikesevery,_______ofanhour.

A.tenminutesB.fifteenminutes

C.twentyminutesD.thirtyminutes

()3.Whichtwowordsmeanthesameaslarge?

A.Giantandsmall.B.Giganddouble.

C.Giantandhuge.D.Hugeandloud.

()4.YoucanreadthetimeofBigBen

A.onthefacesoftheclockB.atthetopoftheclocktower

C.onthehandsofthehugeclockD.intheHousesofParliament

()5.Thetitleofthispassageis

A.ThecapitalofEnglandB.Aclock

C.SirBenjaminHallD.BigBen

Passage17

Abusinessmanhadworkedtoofoundthathecouldn，tsleepatnight,

butoftenfellasleepduringthebecameveryworried,sohewenttosee

hisdoctor.

“Canyouhelpme,doetor?〃heasked,〃Isleptsowell,butnowIsleep

lessthantwohoursatnight.〃

Thedoctorlookedhimovercarefully,gavehimsometests,askedhim

toworklesshard,andtoldhimtotakesomemedicinetohelpsaidhewas

surethathewasnotseriouslyill,andthathewouldsoonbebetter.

Butthebusinessmangrewworseinsteadofsleptevenlessthan

beforeatnightandwasstillfallingasleepinhisvisitedthedoctor

againandagainandittookthedoctoralongtimetofindoutthe

reason:thebusinessman'swifewasgivinghimthesleepingmedicinein

themorningandtheonestokeephimawakeatnight.

判斷正誤:

)1.Thebusinessmancouldn，tfallasleepbecausehewasworried

about

hisbusiness.

()2.Thebusinessmanworkedatnightandsleptduringtheday.

()3.Thebusinessmanvisitedthedoctoragainandagainbecausehe

still

couldn，tsleepatall.

()doctortoldthemanhewasn，tseriouslyillandwouldsoonbewell.

()5.Thebusinessmangrewworsebecausethedoctorgavehimthewrong

medicine.

Passaoe18

Australiaisthegreatestislandintheisalittlesmallerthan

istothesouthoftheequator(赤道).Sowhenitissummerinourcountry,it

iswinter

inAustralia.

Australiaisbig,butthepopulationthereispopulationof

AustraliaisthesameasthatofShanghai,acityinChina.

Australiaisfamousforitssheepandkangaroos(袋鼠).Afterashort

drivefromanytown,youwillfindyourselfinthemiddleofwhiteare

youseenakangaroo?Ithasa〃bag〃belowitsbreast(胸).Themother

kangarookeepsitsbabykangaroointhe〃bag〃?Itisverystrange,isn't

it?

()1.Chinais()thanAustralia,

A.largerBIlargeC.smallD.smaller

()2.Itis()inAustraliawhenitissummerinourcountry.

A.autumnB.springC.winterD.summer

()3.ThepopulationofAustraliaisthesameasthatof()inChina.

A.BeijingB.TianjinC.NanjingD.Shanghai

()4.Australiaisfamousforits()

A.kangaroosB.deerC.elephantsD.birds

()5.Austaliaistothesouthoftheequator.So()

A.itisthegreatestlandintheworldB.itishotsummerinDecember

C.itiscoldwinterinDecemberD.itspopulationisthin

Passage19

Maryissixyearsoftengoestotheshopandgoestothechurch

withherlikesfollowinghermother.

Oneday,whentheyareinthechurch,thepastorasks:"Whowantsto

gototheheaven?Pleaseputupyourhand.〃

AllthepeopleexceptMaryputuptheirhands.，zWheredoyouwant

togo,mygirl?z，asksthepastor.

〃Iwanttogohomewithmymother,''answersMary.

Whentheygethome,itismotherbeginstodoisverywashessome

cleansthetableandtheshewantstosweepthethebroomisn，tinthe

house.

“Couldyouhelpme,Mary?Wouldyouliketogooutandbringthe

broomforme?”

〃I'dloveto,butit'stoodarkIfeelfear.〃

“Nevercanhelpyou.〃

Maryopensthedoorandsays:〃0h,mydearGod,pleasepassthebroom

tome.〃

Sheputsherhandoutofthedoor.

判斷正誤：

()1:Maryisagirl.

()2.MarythinksGodisateacher.

()3.Hermotherdoesthehouseworkinthemorning.

()4.HermotherwantsMarytohelpher.

()5.Mary，smotherneedsaknife.

Passage20

Afrogisborninasmallitisyoung,theriverishisdoesn，t

knowhisparents,buthehashundredsofbrothersandswimsaboutand

playsalldaywiththattime,hedoesn，tlooklikehishasnolegsbut

hehasalonghelookslikeafish.

Thenhistailgetsshorterandhehasfourlegsandaveryshort

lookslikehisparentshe，sgoingtoeatalotofinsectsalotof

badinsects.

)1.Whereisafrogborn?

A.Inahole.B.Intheland.C.Inariver.D.Inasea.

)2.Whichofthefollowingisfight?

A.Ababyfrogstaysathomeandknowsonlyhisparents.

B.Ababyfroglookslikeabirdandhedoesn，tknowhisparents,

C.Ababyfroglookslikehisparents,buthedoesn，tknowthem.

D.Ababyfroglookslikeafishandhaslotsofbrothersandsisters.

()3.Whodoesafrogplaywithallday?

A.Hisparents.B.Hisbrothersandsisters.C.Fish.D.

Insects.

()4.Whatdoesafroglooklike?

A.Helookslikeafish.B.Hehasfourlegsandaveryshort

tail.

C.Helookslikeaninsect.D.Hehasfourlegsandalongtail.

()5.Ababyfrog

A.canswimB.cannotswimC.cannoteatD.caneatinsects

Passage21

Mikewasasmallboy,andhedidn，tlikewashinghis,eerydayhis

mothersaidtohim:"Mike,yourhandsareverydirtyandwashthem."But

Mikeneverwashedthemonlyputtheminthewaterforaminuteand

tookthemoutagain.

Mike'sauntlivedinahotherday,shecametostaywithMike's

parents,andshecamewithhersmallson,wasayearyoungerthanMike,and

hedidn，tlikewashinghishands,either.Firsttheboyswerewiththeir

parents,thentheywenttotheyweresitting,MikelookedatTed'shands

andsaid:〃Myhandsaredirtierthanyours,“"Certainlytheyare.z，Ted

answered,z/youareayearolderthanIam.〃

判斷正誤:

)1.Mikealwayswashedhishandscarefully.

)2.MikewasolderthanTed.

)3.Ted，shandswerealittlecleanerthanMike's.

)4.Mike'sauntlivedinthestreetnexttohishouse.

)5.Mike，shandsweredirtierthanTed，sbecausehewasolder.

Passage23

KateisanEnglishlivesinatallbuildinginthecityofare

sixteenfloorsinthebuilding,andshelivesonthetenthusesalift

togoupanddown.

Katestudiesinamiddleschoolnearherhouseandsheworksgoes

toschooldaysheleavesherhomeathalfpastwalkstothelift,and

ittakesherdowntothefirstfloor.

Thereisabusstopneartheshetakesbustoherschool,

butsometimesshegoesonisonlyfourkilometerstoherschoolfromthe

getstoschoolataboutsevenbeginateight.Shegoesto

playgamesatthreegetshomeataquarterpastbeginstodoherhomework

ateightandfinishesitathalfpastnine.

()1.Katelivesinatallbuilding()London.

A,nearB.inC.outsideD.farfrom

()2.Shegoesupanddownthebuilding()

A.inliftB.byaliftC.byliftD.withlift

()3.Sheleaves()atsixthirty.

A.herhomeB.thebuildingC.theliftD.the

busst?;p

()4.Shegoestoschool()

A.bybusB.bybikeC.onfootD.Aand

C

()5.Ittakesher()todoherhomework.

A.aboutanhourB.aboutonehourand

half

C.onehourandahalfD.eightyminutes

Passage24

Sandy,BillyandSueareinthearenowstandingnearthe

monkeys'cage.

“That'sanicemonkey.z，Sandysays,〃he'slikeBilly.”"No,he'snot!〃

Billyanswers,

〃He'slike'sgoodatrunningandjumping./z"Youseehewantssome

nuts."Sue

says,“givehimsomenuts,Sandy."Sandyisthrowingsomenutsintothe

cage.Z/Givehimsomesweets,Billy.，z〃Helikesnuts,buthedoesn，tlike

sweets.Z/Suesays?"Look!”Sandysays"themonkeyispointingatBilly，s

canseethebananasinhimabanana,wantsit.〃〃No!”Billysays,〃I

can，tgivemybananastowanttoeat

them.z，“Pleasegiveittohim."Suesays."No!”Billyshouts,〃hecaneat

nuts,buthe

can"eatmybananas!〃

()1.Themonkeysinthezooareintheopenair.

()2.Sandyisgoodatsports.

()3.ThemonkeycanreachthenutsinSandy，sbag.

)4.Billylikesbananasbetterthannuts.

)5.SandyandSuewantBillytogivethemonkeysomebananas.

Passage25

Agoodwaytopassanexamistoworkhardeverymaynotpassan

examif

youdon，tworkhardformosttimeandthenworkhardonlyafewdaysbefore

theexam.

IfyouaretakinganEnglishexam,donotonlylearnrulesofto

readstoriesinEnglishandspeakEnglishwheneveryoucan.

Beforeyoustarttheexam,readcarefullyoverthetounderstandthe

exactmeaningofeachquestionbeforeyoupickupyourpentowrite.When

youhaveatlastfinishedyourexam,readoveryourthemistakesifthere

areanyandmakesurethatyouhavenotmissedanythingout.

)1.Howcanyoudowellinanexam?

A.Workhardeveryday.

B.ReadstoriesinEnglish.

C.Becarefulindoingthequestions.

D.Readoveryouranswerbeforeyouhandinyourpaper.

)2.LearningrulesofgrammartopassanEnglishexam,

A.isenoughB.isnotenough

C.isnotnecessaryD.isofnouse

)3.Itisnotagoodway.

A.toreadEnglishstories

B.tolearnrulesofgrammar

C.tospeakEnglishasmuchaspossible

D.toworkhardonlyafewdaysbeforetheexam

()4.Theword"whenever'means

A.everytimeB.whattime

C.atanytimeD.forever

)5."Miss...out^means

A.thinkhardB.nothaveenoughtimetodo

C.notputinD.givethewronganswer

Passage26

LucklikesEnglishveryworksreadsEnglisheverylikesspeaking

oftenlistenstothelikeswatchingsheonlywatchesitonSaturday

evening.

Shedoesn'tlikeshelikessingsverylikes

drivingacar,parentslikealltheteacherslikeher,too.

()1.LuckreadsEnglisheverymorning.

()2.Shewatches