中考英語強(qiáng)化系列之綜合閱讀訓(xùn)練(一)

中考英語強(qiáng)化系列之綜合閱讀訓(xùn)練（一）

A

SportsCityBar

EveryTuesdayandThursdayevening,inSportsCityBareveryonecanenjoya“Buyone,

getonefree”Tex-Mex&SeafoodBuffet（自助餐）for118yuan.

AtourSundayFamilyBuffet,wehaveexcitinggamesforchildren.Thebuffetlastsfrom

11:00a.m.to2:00p.m.andcosts98yuanperadult.Childrenattheageof12to16eatforhalf

price,andchildrenunder12（twoatmost）eatforfree.

HappyhouratSportsCityBarlastsfrom6:00p.m.to8:30p.m.Buyonesoftdrink,getone

free.

Place:thethirdfloorofSportsShoppingMall

Tel:65137766—2248

Choosethebestansweraccordingtotheposter.

（）1.Whencanyouenjoythe“Buyone,getonefreevinSportsCityBar?

A.OnTuesday.B.OnThursday.C.OnSunday.D.OnTuesday&Thursday.

（）2.WhocanhavefreelunchattheSundayFamilyBuffet?

A.Childrenunder12.B.Allthechildren.C.Everyone.D.Adults.

（）3.TheSportsCityBarisonthefloorofSportsShoppingMall.

A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth

（）4.Howmuchwillyourfatherpayifheandyourten-year-oldbrothergotohavelunchatthe

SundayFamilyBuffet?

A.49yuan.B.98yuan.C.118yuan.D.147yuan.

（）5.Ifyouare13yearsold,you.

A.needtopay49yuanforyourlunchattheSundayFamilyBuffet

B.caneatforfreeattheSundayFamilyBuffet

C.can'tbuyone,getonefreeinSportsCityBar

D.mustgotoSportsCityBarwithyourparents

B

Abouttenmenineveryhundredhavethetroubleofcolorblindnessinsomeway.Women

arcluckier,onlyaboutoneintwohundredisaffected（感染）inthismatter.Perhaps,afterall,itis

safertobedrivenbyawoman.

Therearedifferentkindsofcolorblindness.Forexample,amancannotseedeepred.He

maythinkthatred,orangeandyellowareallshades（影子）ofgreen.Sometimesapersoncan'ttell

thedifferencebetweenblueandgreen.Onlyafewunluckymenmayseeeverythinginshadesof

green-astrangeworldindeed.

Colorblindnessinhumanbeingsisadifficultthingtoexplain.Inonlyoneeyetherearemillions

ofverysmallthingscalled“cones（錐狀細(xì)胞）”.Thesehelpustoseeinthebrightlightandtotell

differencesbetweencolors.Therearealsomillionsof“rods（桿狀細(xì)胞）”,butthesearcusedfor

seeingwhenitisnearlydark.Theyshowusshapesbutnotcolors.

Someinsectshavefavoritecolors.Mosquitoes（蚊子）likebluebutdonotlikeyellow.A

redlightwillnotattractinsects,butabluelightwill.Humanbeingsalsohavefavoritecolors.Yet

wearelucky.Withthehelpoftheconesinoureyes,wecanseemanybeautifulcolorsbyday,and

withthehelpoftherodswecanseeshapesatnight.

Choosethebestansweraccordingtothepassage.

()1."Colorblindness^^means""inChinese.

A.盲目B.無色C.色盲D,討厭顏色

()2.Somepeoplesayit'ssafertobedrivenbywomenbecause.

A.womendrivemorecarefully

B.womenarebetteratdrivingthanmen

C.womencanseethingsmoreclearly

D.therearefewercolor-blindwomen

()3.Withthehelpofthe“cones",wecan.

A.telldifferentshapesB.killinsects

C.seeinthedarkD.tellorangefromyellow

()4.Wecanattractandkillmosquitoesbyusingalight.

A.redB.yellowC.blueD.green

()5.WhichofthefollowingsentencesaboutcolorblindnessisTRUE?

A.Noneofmencanseedeepred.

B.Notallofmenhavethesameprobleminrecognizingcolors.

C.Noneofmencantellthedifferencebetweenblueandgreen.

D.Allofmenseeeverythinginshadesofgreen.

C

“ChageandAska“isoneofJapan'smostsuccessfulsinginggroups.ChageandAskabegan

makingmusictogetherin1979.Now,morethan20yearsand200songslater,theyarestill

popularinJapanandaroundtheworld.

Chage(realname:ShujiShibata)andAska(realname:ShigeakiMiyazaki)firstmetin

highschool.In1979,theyenteredtheYamahaPopularSongContest.Theywonthegrand

prize(大獎(jiǎng)).Thatyear,theirgroup“ChageandAska”wasborn.

Theirmostsuccessfulyearwas1991.TheiralbumTreesold2.5millioncopiesinJapan.The

singlefromthatalbum,SayYes,soldthreemillioncopies.Thatyear,theywonsixJapanGolden

Discawards,includingthebestalbum.

ThebandisalsopopularoutsideJapan.TheticketstotheirconcertsinotherAsiancountries

usuallysellout.In1996,theybecamethefirstAsiangrouptogivealiveconcertonMTV

"Unplugged”.ManyAsiansingers,likeSallyYeh(ll「倩文)andAndyLau(文U德華)，liketo

perfbnnChageandAska'ssongs.Forthegroup's15thanniversary(周年紀(jì)念)，agroupof

AmericansingersreleasedanalbumofChageandAska'ssongs.

Besidessingingwiththegroup,Askahashisowncareer(事業(yè)).AndChagehashisown

band,MultiMax.ChageandAskaalsowritesongsforAmericanmovies.Truly,theworldis

sayingyestoChageandAska.

Choosethebestansweraccordingtothepassage.

()1.ChageandAskametforthefirsttime.

A.atashowforacontestB.ataconcertC.inaYamahastoreD.inhighschool

()2.Whatwasspecialabout1991forChageandAska?

A.Itwastheirmostsuccessfulyear.B.Theybrokeup.

C.Theyearnedthreemilliondollars.D.Theychangedtheirnames.

()3.WhatdidSallyYehdo?

A.ShegaveaconcertforMTV.

B.ShewroteasongforChageandAska.

C.ShesangChageandAska'ssongs.

D.SheworkedwithAndyLauonhis15thanniversary.

()4.MultiMaxis.

A.Aska'snewnameB.Chage'sband

C.aChageandAska'salbumD.amusicaward

()5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.ChageandAskaarenotpopularinAmerica.

B.Thegroupwonmanyawards.

C.Oneoftheiralbumssold2.5millioncopies.

D.ManypeopleliketogotoChageandAska'sconcerts.

D

MynameisBettySanders.Fmatelephoneoperator,andIworkforUniversalTelephone

Company(UTC).MyjobatUTCisaninterestingone.Iworkfivedaysaweek,andmyhoursare

from9a.m.to5p.m..Idoalotofthings—Iplacelong-distance

callsfbrpeople,Ianswerquestions,andIhelppeoplewhentheyareintrouble.

Today,fbrexample,Ihadaninterestingexperience.Ateleveno'clockthismorning,Igot

acallfromaman.1didn'tknowwhohewas.HewasintroubleandIcouldtellthathewas

worriedaboutsomething.Hegavemehisaddressandaskedmetosendanambulance(救護(hù)車)

rightaway.Iaskedhimifsomebodywashurt,buthedidn,tanswermyquestion.Hetoldmehe

neededadoctoratonce,soIsaidI'dcallanambulanceforhim.Istillwantedtoknowwhatwas

wrong.Thenhesaid,“Ourkeysaregone!”Ididn'tunderstandthat!Whywouldheneedan

ambulancejustbecausehecouldn'tfindhiskeys?ThenIfoundoutwhatthetroublewas.The

manandhiswifeleftthecarkeysonacoffeetable,andlatertheycouldn'tfindthem.Theirlittle

boyJohnwasplayingintheroom,andtheythoughtheswallowed(吞下)them.ButbeforeIcould

helphim,hetoldmehewouldn'tneedanambulanceanylonger.Hiswifefoundthekeysinher

bag.Theywerethereallthetime.

Choosethebestansweraccordingtothepassage.

()1.BettySandersworks.

A.inafactoryB.inashop

C.inacompanyD.inahospital

()2.Sheworks.

A.fortyhoursaweekB.sevendaysaweek

C.fromMondaytoSaturdayD.from9o'clockto16o'clockeveryday

()3.ThemancalledBettySandersbecause.

A.hethoughtBettywasadoctor

B.hissonswallowedthekeys

C.hissonwasill

D.hewantedanambulance

()4.Infact,hiskeyswere.

A.swallowedbyhislittlesonB.onacoffeetable

C.inhiswifb'sbagD.leftinhiscar

()5.Accordingtothepassage,wecansee.

A.BettySanderslikesherwork

B.Betty'sjobistoplacelong-distancecallsonly

C.theman'slittleboylikesplayingwithkeys

D.doctorscanhelppeoplefindkeys

E

TheInternethasbecomepartofteenagelife.Anewreporton3,375studentsagedfrom10

to18insevenChinesecitiesfoundthat38%ofthemthinktheyusetheInternetoften.

Whilemostofthemget1informationandusetheInternettohelpthemselvesin

theirstudies,butsomearenotusingitinagoodway.Manyplayonlinegamestoomuch.Afew

2visitwebsitestheyshouldnotlookat.HongYing,ateacherfromBeijingYinghuaMiddle

Schoolwarnsthatbadthingscanhappenifyoungpeoplespend3timeontheInternet.She

hadastudentwho4begoodatstudy.Butthenhestartedvisitingerotic(色情的)websites.

Hewentmad,cheatedagirlandwastakenby5

InordertohelpyoungpeopleusetheInternetinagoodway,a6ongoodInternet

behaviorhasstartedtobeusedinsomeShanghaimiddleschoolsthisterm.Thebookusesreal

examplestoteachstudentsallaboutgoodwaysofusingtheInternet.Thebookgivesuseful

7,suchasifsgoodtoreadnewsortofindhelpfulinformationtostudy.

Somestudentsalsomakeonlinefriends.Butifyouaremeetingafriendoffline,8

yourparentsknow.Teachersandparentsallthinktheb