2019高考英語二輪強化訓(xùn)練—閱讀理解42

1、2019高考英語二輪強化訓(xùn)練閱讀理解42ABAM，Iran:56yearold man was rescued alive after spending 13 days below ruins of the earthquakeflattened Iranian city of Bam ,but he then slipped into a coma and doctors said yesterday they feared for his life .The man was found by rescuers on Wednesday afternoon trapped below a w

2、ardrobe （衣柜）which had apparently saved his life .“It seems he had some water because around him was wet ,” said medic Mehdi Shadnoush , part of a Ukrainian-Iranian team .“When he arrived at the hospital his signs of life were very weak . He was frozen and now he is in a coma ,” Shadnoush said .The m

3、an lay on a hospital bed covered by a white blanket and had an oxygen mask over his mouth and nose . He looked very thin and had a white-and-black beard .“We are following his condition minute by minute but we dont hold out too much hope ,” Shad -noush said .State radio had originally reported the m

4、ans age as 57. But doctors said that when he was first brought to the hospital he had been able to give his first name , Jalil , and his age , 56. He then slipped into a coma overnight .He was the first survivor to come alive out of the ruins of the ancient Silk Road city 1,000 kilometres southeast

5、of Teheran since a woman in her 90s was rescued on January 3.The December 26 earthquake , which measured 6.8 on the Richter scale , struck just before dawn , destroying 90 per cent of the citys buildings and killing more than 30,000 people .Experts say it is very rare for people to survive for more

6、than 72 hours in such conditions . Temperatures have fallen to around freezing most nights since the earthquake struck .Tremors（震動）continued to shake another region of Iran for a third day yesterday , causing damage to buildings but no persons , the official Iranian news agency reported .The small e

7、arthquakes , measuring 3.4 and 4.2 on the Richter scale were the latest of more than 30 tremors to make nervous the southwestern province of Khuzestan . There were no reports of any damage to its many oil installations （設(shè)置）.Fearful that the tremors foretell a major quake , schools in Khuzestan have

8、been closed , ambulance and fire brigade services moved out into the open and many persons have spent the last few nights sleeping in tents .In Bam yesterday , United Nations officials , aid workers and foreign diplomats toured the destroyed city to mark the launch of a 90-day UN request for funds t

9、o help the city and its survivors .“Altogether I think US$ 100 million has been given and promised by the international community , which is an impressive sign of international solidarity （團結(jié)）,” said Jan Egeland , UN under-secretary for humanitarian affairs .Aid workers said the man rescued on Wedne

10、sday afternoon had traveled from a nearby village to Bam for medical treatment and was staying with his sister when the earthquake hit .“We have sent people to his village to bring his wife to the hospital ,” said Iranian aid worker Mohammad Reza Tahmasbi .Rescue workers were pushed to look for the

11、man after a woman living nearby noticed his body had not yet been got back .56Which of the following is the best title of this passage ?AA 56-year-old Man Spends 13 Days in Quake Ruins .BThe Rescue Workers Try to Save an Old Man .CUnited officials , Aid Workers Tour the City .DA 56-year-old Man Save

12、d .57What does the author think saved the 56-year man ?AWater .BA wardrobe .CLong life .Dworkers carefulness .58The 56-year-old man was .Aa person living in Bam Ba villager living near Bam Ca traveler Da survivor 59What will the future of the 56-year-old man be like ?AUnknown .BDead .CHealthy .DBrig

13、ht .60The word “coma” in the passage probably means .Anervousness Banxiousness Csleep DunconsciousnessBPersonally , I like Chinese New Years movies very much . Because they are filled with joyous themes , and this kind of movie is a good choice for people who finally finish a years hard work and wis

14、h to add some refreshment to their new year .And it proved to be true that Chinese New Years movies are in need , for they were well received by common people in the late 1990s. However , after less than 10 years of flourishing , they are now facing a great decline in box office income .I think the

15、failure of Chinese New Years movies is for two main reasons : lack of creation and low quality of production . Audiences are not fools . They watch movies in order to get satisfaction , happiness and enlightenment（啟發(fā)）,not to be tricked by meaningless , same stories . If a movie tells a boring story

16、, how can filmmakers expect applause （鼓掌）from the audience .And at the same time we hope that directors choose actors and actresses carefully . The success of a movie is mostly determined by a fine story and good performances . If performers arent able to communicate a characters emotions exactly ,

17、no matter how wonderful a story is , the movie may be a failure . So a popular New Years movie ought to be creative and elaborately（精心地）produced .My favourite Chinese New Years movie is “Be There or Be Square” (Bu Jian Bu San), directed by Feng Xiaogang . Its a story about love and life . The hero i

18、s a Chinese man who struggles hard in the US . One day , he meets a girl from Beijing . The two share the same goal : making their fortunes in America . After a series of ups and downs , they fail to realize their dreams . But , they finally fall in love with each other and decide to go back to Chin

19、a to make a brand new start .Feng is good at providing humorous and simple lines with deep and strongly felt meaning . As far as the audience is concerned , it was acceptable and interesting . And the leading actor and actress showed superior performances . They cooperated so well and acted so natur

20、ally that it seemed they were truly a pair of lovers .From the simple but moving story , I got a lot . Besides money and fame , there are many other beautiful things worth pursuing（追求）and loving .Good stories and actors are what the audience desire . Whether Chinese New Years movies will last in the

21、 New Years film market depends mostly on the filmmakers attitude towards movie production . I hope that in the coming new year , I can spend several hours in a cinema enjoying a good movie instead of just chatting with my friends to escape a boring movie .61From the passage we know .Athe author thin

22、ks highly of the present New Years movies Bthe author are complaining of some New Years movies Cpeople dont need New Years movies now Dnone of New Years movies are well produced 62In the opinion of the author , New Years movie should solve the following problems except .Alack of creation Blow-qualit

23、y of production Cdirectors careful choices of actors and actresses Dsimplicity 63One of the things that make the author like the movie “Be There or Be Square” (Bu Jain Bu San )is .Ahumor , simplicity and satisfactory end Bnature , enlightenment and sad background Cgood theme , good performances and

24、a brand new start Dcreation , good production and natural performances 64Film-makers attitude to movie production will .Amostly determine whether the New Years film market will last Bdetermine the success of the future New Years movies Cmostly determine whether Chinese New Years movies will last in

25、the New Years film market Ddetermine Chinese film market CGeorge E. Elliott Jr , who has died , aged 85 , gave the unnoticed warning about aircraft coming near PearlHarbour , in 1941 , as described in history books and movies like “Tora , Tora , Tora” . Elliott died on Saturday of complications （并發(fā)癥

26、）from a stroke（中風(fēng)）,his family said .The former Army radar operator detected incoming Japanese aircraft on December 7, 1941. He then gave a warning , but it was brushed aside. Nearly an hour later , the enemy planes reached the US Navys fleet (艦隊) in the harbour .In a 50-year anniversary（周年）story , a

27、 reporter from the USs Associated Press told how Elliott and another soldier , Joseph L. Lockard ,had been on duty that day since 4 am at Kahuku Point on the northern tip of Oahu Island , Hawaii . They had been familiarizing themselves with a strange new invention that could “see” 130 miles (208 kil

28、ometres ) out to sea something called “radar .”Just after 7 am , Elliott saw “something completely out of the ordinary” on the screen , a huge blip (信號) , due north , 137 miles (219.2 kilometres )out . The information was called in to headquarters , and the operators were told it was a flight of B-1

29、7 Flying Fortresses due in from California . They kept tracking for practice , and the blip grew so large that Lockard figured the set was broken . They turned it off at 7:45 , after the blip disappeared behind Oahus mountains .About 10 minutes later , the first bombs were falling on the battleships

30、 in the harbour .Later that morning , when Elliott and Lockard arrived back at their base , they learned the significance of what they had observed .Elliott served in the Army until 1945 , and then worked for New Jersey Bell Telephone for 33 years before retiring .In later years , his warning at Pea

31、rlHarbour brought him reward . The actions of the radar operators were described in the 1970 movie “Tora , Tora , Tora,” and on television specials and in history books .65What made George E. Elliott Jr rewarded ?AHis job .BHis invention .CHis warning at Pearl Harbor .DHis specials .66The word “ bru

32、shed aside” in the 3rd paragraph means .Aaccepted Bloved Cdetected Drefused to pay attention to 67From the passage we know George E. Elliot , Jr once mainly did kinds of jobs .A1B2C3D4DExcited by the successful landing of the rover (探測機器人) on Mars , scientists from NASA( the US National Aeronautics

33、and Space Administration ) have spent the last few days studying data (數(shù)據(jù))from the robot and working on getting it ready to roll .Spirit made a dangerous , but safe , landing on Mars on Sunday on what scientists believe is the rocky bed of an ancient lake that once may have contained life .Just thre

34、e hours later , the six-wheeled rover began sending black-and white photos of its surroundings back 170 million kilometers to Earth . The rover sent back a few colour photos on Monday .The scientists were overjoyed by the success . Two of every three past purpose of landings on Mars have failed .“It

35、s a big step forward for all humanity . Now we have another rover on another planet , exploring a new world . What more could you ask for ?” said Charles Elachi, director of NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory . The first images from Spirit show a flat , wind-damaged surface dotted with small rocks . Th

36、e scene made scientists eager to send the rover around the planet in search of evidence （證據(jù)）that the landing site was once covered with water .The US$ 820 million project also includes a twin golf cart-sized rover called Opportunity , set to land on Mars other side on January 24.The dozens of initia

37、l（開始旳）,low-resolution（分辨能力）photos show Spirit landed upright （垂直旳）,level and facing south on a flat stretch of the hole the scientists believe once contained a lake .It will be about a week before the six-wheeled robot is ready to roll off its lander and move around Mars .Spirits successful landing

38、has ended the trend of failed missions to Mars . NASAs last attempt to land on Mars , in 1999 , ended in failure . Its last successful landing was in 1997 , when Pathfinder carried the tiny Sojourner rover to the surface of Mars .Over the next three months , the robot will use a range of instruments

39、 to look for evidence of past water activity in the rocks and soil of the planet .68What is inferred in the passage ?ANASA is pleased with its rover .BNASA is disappointed with its rover .CNASA is curious about its rover DNASA is sad about its rover 69Mars is according to the first images from Spiri

40、t .Aa rocky bed of an ancient lake that once contained life Ba flat , wind-damaged surface dotted with small rocks Ca flat stretch of the hole that once contained a lake Da landing site once covered with water 70The US$ 820 million project at least includes rovers .A2B3C4D5EAugust has always been di

41、fficult for me . It is the time when I realize that the books my English teacher assigned （布置）to me are not going to read themselves and that I have a difficult month in front of me .You might think that I dont want to spend my summer reading , but thats not the problem : I love reading . On the fir

42、st day of my summer holiday this year , I went to the library and got “ A Gathering of Old Men” by African-American writer Ernest Gaines . I enjoyed it very much . I read all the magazines that my parents subscribe to （訂閱）and spend about 30 minutes every day with the morning paper .So why do I hate

43、summer reading for school ? Because the books on summer reading lists are often slow-going and just uninviting （不吸引人）. Teachers and librarians dont understand that summer reading can be entertaining as well as educational . They choose books that a friend of my mothers calls “spinach books” : good f

44、or you , but not much fun to take in . Every summer , I read them , hate them and get bitter about the experience .This bitterness started three years ago when I was about to begin high school . As preparation , my English teacher told me to read “ The Age of Innocence” (純真年代)by American author Edit

45、h Wharton .Im sure there are many people who enjoyed “The Age of Innocence” some might even say its their favourite book .But I dont think any of these people read it as a 14-year-old boy on his summer vacation .“The Age of Innocence” is the story of a forbidden romance in New York 100years ago . At

46、 14, my only experience with romance was my love for baseball .I couldnt imagine being in love , much less being in love in 1900. “The Age of Innocence” was totally different to my life .Most of my required summer reading has been like thatbooks written in a style that plays up the adjectives and plays down the verbs . I guess teachers dont think exciting plots make for “good literature” . To me , though , a good writer describes events and characters in a way that makes the reader want