高一英語閱讀理解測試題3

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1（黑龍江省鶴北林業(yè)局高級(jí)中學(xué)09-10學(xué)年期末考）Icameto

studyintheUnitedStatesayearago.YetIdidnotknowthereal

AmericansocietyuntilIwasinjuredinacaraccidentbecauseafterthe

accidentIhadtoseeadoctorandgotocourt.

Aftertheaccident.myroommatecalledadoctorforme.Iwasvery

gratefulanddeterminedtorepayhimoneday.Butthenextday,heasked

metopayhim$200forwhathehaddone.Iwasastonished.Hehadgood

reasontochargeme,hesaid.AndifIwantedtocollectmoneyfromthe

personwhowasresponsibleformyinjury,I'dhavetohaveagoodlawyer.

Andonlyagooddoctorcanhelpmegetagoodlawyer.Nowthathehad

helpedmefindagooddoctor,itwasonlyfairthatIshouldpayhim.

ButeverydayIwenttoseethedoctor,Ihadtowaitabout50

minutes.Hewouldseetwoorthreepatientsatthesametime,andoften

stoptreatingonesoastoseeanother.Yethechargedme$115each

time.Thefinalexaminationreportconsistedoftenlines,anditcostme

$215.

Mylawyerwasallsmilesthefirsttimewemet.Butafterthathe

avoidedseeingmeatall.Heknewverywelltheotherpartywas

responsiblefortheaccident,yethehardlydidanything.Hesimplywaited

tocollecthismoney.HewassoirresponsiblethatIdecidedtodismiss

him.Andhemademepayhim$770.

NowIhadtoactasmyownlawyer.Duetomyinexperience,Itold

theinsurancecompanythedateIwasleavingAmerica.Knowingthat,

theyplayedfortime,,,andIleftwithoutgettingacent.

MyexperiencestaughtmetwothingsaboutAmerica:firstly,inacountrylikeAmerica

moneyiseverytiiiiig.Ilismoreimponamthanfliendship,honororprofessiona]morality（道傳）

Secondly,foreignersarestillbeingunfaiilytreated.Sowhen5VBtallaboutAmerica,weshould

seebothitsgoodandbadsides.

66.Theauthor'sroommateofferedtohelphimbecause.

A.hefeltsorryfortheauthor

B.hethoughtitwasachancetomakesomemoney

C.heknewthedoctorwasaverygoodone

D.hewantedtheauthortohaveagoodlawyer

67.Agooddoctorisessentialfortheauthorto.

A.beproperlytreated

B.talkwiththepersonresponsiblefortheaccident

C.recoverbeforeheleavesAmerica

D.eventuallygettheresponsiblepartytopayforhisinjury

68.Theword“charge“inthethirdparagraphmeans.

A.beresponsibleB.accuseC.askasapriceD.claim

69.Boththedoctorandthelawyerinthispassagearevery.

A.friendlyB.selfishC.professionalD.busy

70.Whatconclusioncanyoudrawfromthestory?

A.GoingtocourtissomethingverycommoninAmerica.

B.Onemustbeverycarefulwhiledrivingacar.

C.TherearemorebadsidesinAmericathangoodsides.

D.MoneyismoreimportantthanotherthingsintheUS.

BDCBD

2（福建省四地六校聯(lián)考高一第一次月考）WhenIwasabout12,I

hadanenemy,agirlwholikedtopointoutmyshortcomings（缺點(diǎn)）.Wee

kbyweekherlistgrew:Iwasverythin,Iwasn'tagoodstudent,Italked

toomuch,Iwastooproud,andsoon.ItriedtohearallthisaslongasI

could.Atlast,Ibecameveryangry.Irantomyfatherwithtearsinmy

eyes.

Helistenedtomequietly,thenheasked."Arethethingsshesaystrueor

not?Janet,didn'tyoueverwonderwhatyou'rereallylike?Well,you

nowhavethatgirl'sopinion.Goandmakealistofeverythingshesaid

andmarkthepointsthataretrue.Paynoattentiontotheotherthingsshe

said.”

Ididashetoldme.Tomygreatsurprise,Idiscoveredthatabouthalfthe

thingsweretrue.SomeofthemIcouldn'tchange（likebeingverythin）,

butagoodnumberIcould—andsuddenlyIwantedtochange.Forthe

firsttimeIgotofairlyclearpictureofmyself.

IbroughtthelistbacktoDaddy.Herefusedtotakeit."That'sjustfor

you,^^hesaid.uYouknowbetterthananyoneelsethetruthaboutyourself.

Butyouhavetolearntolisten,notjustcloseyourearsinangerand

feelinghurt.Whensomethingsaidaboutyouistrue,you'llfinditwillbe

ofhelptoyou.Ourworldisfullofpeoplewhothinktheyknowyourduty.

Don'tshutyourears.Listentothemall,buthearthetruthanddowhat

youknowistherightthingtodo.”

Daddy'sadvicehasreturnedtomeatmanyimportantmoments.Inmy

life,Pveneverhadabetterpieceofadvice.

56.Whatdidthefatherdoafterhehadheardhisdaughter'scomplaint?

A.Hetoldhernottopayanyattentiontowhather“enemy”hadsaid.

B.Hecriticized（批評）herandtoldhertoovercomehershortcomings.

C.Hetoldhertowritedownallthather“enemy”hadsaidaboutherand

payattentiononlyto

thethingsthatweretrue.

D.Herefusedtotakethelistandhavealookatit.

57.Whatdoes"Weekbyweekherlistgrew"mean?

A.Weekbyweekshediscoveredmoreshortcomingsofmineandpointed

themouttome.

B.Shehadmadealistofmyshortcomingsandshekeptonaddingnew

onestoitsothatitwasgrowinglongerandlonger.

C.Iwashavingmoreandmoreshortcomingsastimewenton.

D.Weekbyweek,myshortcomingsgrewmoreserious.

58.Whydidherfatherlistentoherquietly?

A.Becausehebelievedthatwhatherdaughter's"enemy“saidwas

mostlytrue.

B.Becausehehadbeensoangrywithhisdaughter'sshortcomingsthat

hewantedtoshowthisbykeepingsilentforawhile.

C.Becauseheknewthathisdaughterwouldnotlistentohimatthat

moment.

D.Becausehewasn'tquitesurewhichgirlwastellingthetruth.

59.Whichdoyouthinkwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.NotanEnemy,buttheBestFriend

B.TheBestAdviceFveEverHad

C.MyFather

D.MyChildhood

56-59CAAB

3（河北省唐山一中高一月考）Mr.Clintonandhis13-year-oldson

Tonyarebasketballfans.LastOctober10thwasTony'sbirthday,so

Mr.ClintondecidedtodrivehimtoNewYork,forthefirstgameofthe

WorldSeries.Theyhadnoticketbuthopedtobuyapairfromscalpers.

Itwasatwohours5ride.Aftertheyarrived,theywalkedinthestreet

fortwohours,carryingasign（牌子）thatread,“Weneedtwotickets.

Thereweremanyscalpersaround,butthecheapestticketwas$200.They

wereabouttoleavewhensuddenlyamanstoppedthem.Hetookouttwo

ticketsandhandedthemtoMr.Clinton.

"Howmuchdoyouwant?^^

“Justapresent,5,saidtheman."Enjoythegame.^^

Mr.Clintonwouldn'taccept,sothemanexplained,“PmJackson.

Hansismyboss.Heandhiswifehaven'tmissedaWorldSeriesin18

years.Butheisillandcan'twatchthegamethistime.Sohetoldmeto

givethetwoticketstopeoplewhoIthoughtwouldactuallyenjoythe

game.Alotofpeoplelookedasiftheymightjusttaketheticketsandsell

them.ThenIsawyouandIfollowedyouforawhile.Youseemedvery

disappointed.YoumademethinkofmydadandmewhenIwasachild.I

dreamedofgoingtoaWorldSeriesgamewithmyfather.Butmydream

nevercametrue.”

HowdoyousupposethismadeMr.Clintonandhissonfeel?Hereis

whatMr.Clintonsaid:"Thisisthemostwonderfulthingthatever

happenedtous.MyboyandImusthaveturnedtoeachotherover30

timesandsaid,'Ican'tbelievethis.'WestillneverforgetJacksonand

Hans.”

54.Theunderlinedwordscalpersinthefirstparagraphmeans.

A.peoplewhobuyticketsatareasonableprice

B.peoplewhosellticketsatareasonableprice

C.peoplewhobuyticketsatahighprice

D.peoplewhosellticketsatahighprice

D

4（河北省唐山一中高一月考）ThesunwasshiningasKevin

walkedtotheoldbench（長凳）wherehemetMikeeveryafternoonafter

school.Theyweregoodfriendsandlovedtoplayfootball.Theydidn't

haveenoughmoneytobuyarealfootball,butMikehadmadeaballout

ofoldsockscoveredwithapieceofplastic.Itwasn'tbeautiful,butit

workedwell.Thetwofriendsdidn'tstopkickingandrunninguntilvery

late.

Thenextafternoon,MikeandKevinmetagainattheoldbench.Soon

thehome-madeballwasspinning（旋轉(zhuǎn)）acrossthegrassastheboys

laughedandshoutedhappily.Theballwasstoppedbyaboywearinga

nicepairofsneakers（運(yùn)動(dòng)鞋）.Kevinwasupsetwhenhesawitwas

Steven.

Thenextmorning,Kevin'smothergavehimanenvelope（信生寸）.

“Yourunclesentyouabirthdaypresent,shesmiled.Kevin?seyesgrew

bigwhenhesawthe$100bill.Laterthatday,apairofnewsneakerlay

nexttohischair,andinthecorner,arealfootball.

Thenextafternoon,SteveninvitedKevintoplayfootballonthefield

nexttothelibrary.StevendidnotwantMiketojointhemonlybecause

Mike'ssneakersweredirtyandhewasnotgoodatfootball.Whenthe

gamewasover,KevinandStevenwalkedpasttheoldbenchwhereMike

wassitting.Stevenpickedupastoneandthrewitathim.Kevin,holding

hisnewfootballinhishands,walkedonanddidnotlookback.

Oneafternoon,asKevinwalkedpasttheoldbench,hesawsomething

lyingunderit.Helookedcloserandsawitwasthehome-madeball.

Kevinwasfullofsorrowatthesightofhisoldhome-madeball,andhe

letoutasadsigh（嘆氣）.Ashissadnessturnedtoanger,hepickeduphis

newfootballandkickeditintotheair.Kevinkickeditsohardthatitflew

pastthelibraryandovertheschoolgate.ThenKevinwalkedtothebench

andpickeduphishome-madeball.Holdingitinhishands,Kevinsat

downandwaited.

57.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.

A.AHome-MadeFootballB.PlayingFootball

C.TwoCloseFriendsD.ANewFootball

A

5（河北省唐山一中高一月考）Rememberthatpeopleonlinemay

notbewhotheyseem,becauseyoucan'tseeorevenheartheperson.It

wouldbeeasyforsomeonetomisrepresenthimself/herself.Thus

someonewhosaysthatusheisa12-year-oldgirl.^^couldreallybeanold

man.

58.Theunderlinedwordmisrepresentmeans.

A.makingawrongjudgmentaboutB.understandingsomebody

wrongly

C.givingawrongdescriptionofD.formingawrongopinion

about

Climbingattractspeoplebecauseit'sgoodexerciseforalmosteveryone.

Youuseyourwholebody,especiallyyourarmsandlegs.Thissportgives

yourbodyacompleteworkout.Whenyouclimb,bothyourmindand

yourbodycanbecomestronger.

59.Thewordworkoutunderlinedinthelastparagraphmostprobably

means.

A.settlementB.exerciseC.excitementD.tiredness

AccordingtoareportpublishedontheBritishmedicalmagazine,The

Lancet,astudyof10Germanmobilephoneusersfoundthatwhenthey

turnedontheirphones,theirbloodpressuregoesupby5-10millimeters

ofmercury（水銀柱）.

60.Theword"TheLancefisprobably.

A.thenameofamagazineB.thenameoftheresearchteam

C.thenameofahospitalD.thetitleofamedicalreport

CBA

6（河南省方城縣月考）Weoftenhearpeopletalkingabouta

generationgap（代溝）.Thenameisnew,buttheideais

old.Youngpeopleandtheirparentsdon'tunderstandeachother.The

worldhasalwayskeptchanging.DuringthesecondcenturyafterChrista

wisemansaid,“Burymeonmyfacebecauseinalittlewhileeverything

willbeturnedupsidedown/'

Therehasalwaysbeenagapbetweengenerations,butmorepeople

talkaboutitnow.OldMr.Ellisthinksheunderstandswhathashappened.

"WhenIwasaboy,Ithoughttheworldwasabeautifulplace.Mylife

wasverypleasant.ButwhenIwasolder,1learnedaboutpeoplewho

weretreatedbadly,peoplewhodidn'thaveenoughtoeat.Iwantedto

helpthem,andImarriedagirlwhowantedtohelpthem,too.Wewentto

meetingsandtalkedalot,butitdidn'tseemtomakemuchdifference.

“Ourchildrengrewupinaworldatwar.Theydidn'tknowwhenthe

fightingwouldstop.Theywantedtheirchildrentohaveniceclothesand

toys.Theydidn'twanttothinkaboutthefuture.Theythoughtnothing

couldbedoneaboutit.”

“NowIhavegrandchildren,andtheyhavetheirownideas.Theyare

tryingtomaketheworldbetter.Theyaretryingtohelpotherpeople.

They'remakingpeoplelistentothem.Iamproudoftheirgeneration.

36.Thewisemanmentionedinthetexttoldpeopletoburyhimonhis

facesothatwheneverythingisturnedupsidedownhewill.

A.lieonhisstomachB.lieonhisback

C.standquietlyD.sitinpeace

37.WhichgenerationdidNOTwanttodoanythingtomaketheworlda

betterone?

A.Mr.Ellis'generationB.Hischildren'sgeneration

C.Hisgrandchildren'sgenerationD.Noneoftheabove.

38.Whichgenerationis/wasmoreefficientinmakingtheworldbetter

one?

A.Mr.Ellis'generation.B.Hischildren'sgeneration.

C.Hisgrandchildren'sgeneration.D.Noneoftheabove.

39.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetowardsthegenerationgap?

A.Unacceptable.B.Awful.C.Funny.

D.Common.

36—39BBCD

7（河南省信陽二高中高二月考）JeanDriscollcangofasterinher

wheelchairthantheworld'sbestmarathoners（馬拉松運(yùn)動(dòng)員）canrun!

InApril,JeanfinishedtheBostonMarathonin1hour34minutes22

seconds.That'sabout33minutesfasterthanthewinningmalerunner!

Shecompetedonthetrack,too.Shewassecondinthe800meter

wheelchairraceatthe1992Olympics.

Jeandoesn'tliketobetoldshe'sbrave."PminsportsbecauseI'ma

competitiveperson!?,JeanwasbornwithspinabeBda（脊柱裂），abirth

illnessthatdamagesthespine（脊椎）.Shebegantouseawheelchairto

getaroundinhighschool.Thenshetriedwheelchairraceandwas

amazed."Playerscrashedintoeachotherandfelloutoftheirchairs,“she

says,“Itwasfun.^^

Jeantriedotherwheelchairsports.AttheUniversityofIllinois,her

wheelchairbasketballteamwontwonationaltitles.

NowJeancoachesandteaches.Shetriestogetpeopletosetgoals.

“WhenIsignmyautograph（親筆簽名）,saysJean,“Iwrite,dreambig

andworkhard.^^

61.WhatmadeJeantakepartinsports?

A.Shewasbrave.

B.Shewascompetitive.

C.Shewasstrong.

D.Shewasdisabled.

62.Whatkindofeducationdidshereceive?

A.Highschool.

B.Juniormiddleschool.

C.Higheducation.

D.Primaryschool.

63.WhatisJean'sadviceonhowtosucceed?

A.Workhard.B.Hopeforthebest.

C.Dreamalot.D.Havegreatwishesand

workhard.

BCD

8（河南省信陽商城高中高一月考）Theclockstruckelevenatnight.

Thewholehousewasquiet.Everyonewasinbedexceptme.Underthe

stronglight,Ilookedsadlybeforeahugepileoftroublesomestuffthey

call“books”.

Iwasgoingtohavemyexaminationthenextday."WhencanIgoto

bed?"Iaskedmyself.Ididn'tanswer,infactIdarednot.

Theclockstruck12."Oh,dear!"Icried,"tenmorebookstoread

beforeIcangotobed!”Wepupilsarethemostwretchedcreaturesinthe

world.Daddoesnotagreewithmeonthis.Hedidnothavetoworkso

hardwhenhewasaboy."

Theclockstruckone.Iwasquitehopelessnow.IforgotallIhadlearnt.

Iwastootiredtogoon.IdidtheonlythingIcould.Iprayed,uOh,God,

Pleasehelpmepasstheexamtomorrow.Idopromisetoworkhard

afterwards,Amen.^^Myeyeswereheavy,soheavythatIcouldhardly

openthem.Afewminuteslater,withmyheadonthedesk,Ifellasleep.

56.Whentheauthorwasgoingoverhislessons,alltheothersinthe

housewere.

A.asleepB.workinginbed

C.outsideD.quietlylaughingathim

57.Reviewinghislessonsdidn'thelphimbecause..

A.itwastoolateatnightB.hewasverytired

C.hiseyeslidsweresoheavythathecouldn'tkeepthemopen

D.hehadn'tstudiedhardbeforetheexamination

58.Whatdoyousupposehappenedtotheauthor?

A.Hewenttoachurchtoprayagain

B.Hepassedtheexambyluck

C.HefailedintheexamD.Hewaspunishedbyhis

teacher

59.Thebesttitleforthepassagewouldbe.

A.TheNightBeforetheExaminationB.WorkingFarintotheNight

C.ASlowStudentD.GoingOverMyLessons

ADCA

9(河南省信陽商城高中高一月考)F.ScottFitzgerald,bomon

September24,1896,anAmericannovelist,wasonceastudentofSt.Paul

Academy,theNewmanSchoolandattendedPrinceton.Universityfora

shortwhile.In1917hejoinedthearmyandwaspostedinAlabama,

wherehemethisfuturewifeZeldaSayre.Thenhehadtomakesome

moneytoimpressher.

Hislifewithherwasfullofgreathappiness,ashewroteinhis

diary:"MyownhappinessinthepastoftengotsuchjoythatIcouldshare

itevenwiththepersondearesttomebuthadtowalkitawayinquiet

streetsandtakedownpartsofitinmydiary.”

Thissideofparadise,hisfirstnovel,waspublishedin1920.

Encouragedbyitssuccess,Fitzgeraldbegantodevotemoretimetohis

writing.ThenhecontinuedwiththenoveltheBeautifulandDamned

(1922),acollectionofshortstoriesThalesoftheJazzAge(1922),anda

playTheVegetable(1923).ButhisgreatestsuccesswasthenovelThe

GreatGatsby,publishedin1925,whichquickbroughthimpraisefrom

theliteraryworld.Yetitfailedtogivehimtheneededfinancialsecurity.

Then,in1926,hepublishedanothercollectionofshortstoriesAlltheSad

YoungMen.

However,Fitzgerald'sproblemswithhiswifeZeldahadaneffectonhis

writing.Duringthe1920shetriedtoreorderhislife,butfailed.By1930,

hiswifehadherfirstbreakdownandwenttoaSwissclinic.Duringthis

periodhecompletednovelsTenderIstheNightin1934andTheloveof

thelastTycoonin1940.WhilehiswifewasinhospitalintheUnited

States,hegottotallyaddictedto（沉迷于）alcohol.SheilaGraham,his

dearfriend,helpedhimfighthisalcoholism.

72.HowmanynovelswrittenbyFitzgeraldarementionedinthe

passage?

A.5B.6C.7D.8

73.WhichofthefollowingisthecorrectordertodescribeFitzgerald's

lifeaccordingtothepassage?

a.Hebecameaddictedtodrinking.

b.HestudiedatSt.PaulAcademy.

c.HepublishedhisfirstnovelThisSideofParadise.

d.TheGreatGatsbywonhighpraise.

e.Hefailedtoreorderhislife.

f.HejoinedthearmyandmetZelda.

A.f-c-e-a-b-dB.b-e-a-f-c-dC.f-d-e-c-b-aD.b-f-c-d-e-a

74.WecaninferfromthepassagethatFitzgerald.

A.hadmadesomemoneywhenhemetZeldainAlabama.

B.waswelleducatedandwelloffbeforeheservedinthearmy

C.wouldhavecompletedmoreworksifhiswifehadn'tbrokendown

D.helpedhisfriendgetridofdrinkingwhilehiswifewasinhospital

75.Thepassageisprobablyfollowedbyaconcludingparagraph

about.

A.Zelda'spersonallife

B.Zelda'sillnessandtreatment

C.Fitzgerald'sfriendshipwithGraham

D.Fitzgerald'scontributionstotheliteraryworld

ADCD

10（河南省鄭州市第47中學(xué)高一第一次月考）

Pennsylvania-WhenConnieBeckandherhusbandawoketostrange

noiseslastweekend,theythoughthighwindswererattling（使...發(fā)出

響聲）theirhome.

Whattheyfoundwasevenmoreunexpected:Adeerwastakinga

bubble（泡沫）bathintheirbathtub.

"Iwasn'texactlydressedforcompany,MMrs.Becksaid."Wewere

justwakingup.”

ThedeerburstthroughthefrontdoorearlyonSaturday,ranpastthe

couple'sbedroomandintothebathroom.

Somehowhemanagedtoturnonthewaterinthebathtubandknock

overabottleofbubblebathintothebathtub.Hethengothimselfintothe

bubblywater.

“Youcouldhearthewaterrunningoverthekicking,5,Becksaid.

TheBeckscalledStateGameCommissionofficials,whoarrivedwith

tranquilizers（鎮(zhèn)靜劑）andalotoflaughter.

“Aguysaid,4There'snothingwrong...he'sjustintheretakinga

bubblebath,^^^Mrs.Becksaid.

Theanimalwassoonbroughtundercontrol,removedfromthe

houseandreleased.

“Hewasunharmedexceptforalittlecutabovetheeye,“saidMrs.

Beck."Wewerealsofortunate.Therewasn'tmuchdamage,exceptfor

thefrontdoor,somemarksonthetub,andafewhoof（蹄）printsonthe

floor.^^

43.Whendidthestorytakeplace?

A.OnthenightofFriday.B.OnthelatenightofSaturday.

C.OntheearlymorningofSaturday.D.OnSundayevening.

44.WhenMrs.Becksaid,UIwasn'texactlydressedforcompany,（in

paragraph3）she.

A.wasjokingabouttheincidentB.meantsheneverlikedpeopleto

visit

C.explainedshewasabouttogotoworkD.wishedshecould

havenewclothes

45.Aftertheanimalburstthroughthedoorandenteredthebathroom,he

A.managedtocoverhimselfwithbubblesB.kickedoverthetub

C.begantoswiminthetubD.happenedtoturnonthebathtaps

46.Whenhewasremovedfromthehouse,.

A.thedeerwassetfree

B.thedeerdestroyedthetubandthefloor

C.theofficialsmadefunofthecouple

D.theofficialsdiscoveredthedeerwasbadlyinjuredintheeye

43-46.CADA

11（河南省鄭州市智林學(xué)校高一第一次月考）Everyonewouldlike

tobeamillionaire,apersonwithalotofmoney,butcanyouimagine

havingover$30millionandonlybeing20yearsold?BritneySpears

fromKentwood,asmalltowninLouisiana,isonly20yearsold.Sheisa

worldfamousfilmstarwithnotonly$30millionbutalsoa$2million

houseinLA.Atheryoungage,shecanlookafterherfamilyfinancially

（經(jīng)濟(jì)上）allherlife.ThisyearisabigyearforBritney.Sheisnowona

31-daytouroftheUSandeveryconcertisasell-out.Thatmeansshe

playsinfrontofacrowdofaround18,000peopleeverytime.It'satiring

schedulebutbringsheralot.Whentouring,shegoestobedaround1a.m.

andthenhasalie-inuntil1p.m.thenextday.Herphilosophy（人生觀）is

totakecareofthebodyandrelaxbutalwaysmakesureyouworkhard

andhavefun.

Spearsisnotpleasedwithonlytouringandsellingnearly40million

recordssoshedecidedtostepintothemoviebusinessandtryabitof

acting.Shemadeanappearancein“AustinPower3"thisyearandsheis

filmingateenagelightplaythatwillcomeoutinMarch2003.Inthis

movie,shehasastarringrole.

ForBritney,actingisanotherwaytoexpressherselfandsheis

enthusiastic（熱心的）aboutitall.Ifhermoviesaresuccessful,hermoney

inthebankissuretogrowbyanotherfewmilliondollarsbutshedoesit

forthelove,notthemoney,assheherselftellsthereporters.

56.Wecaninfer（推斷）fromthetextthatmostmillionairesare

A.olderthan20B.around20C.intheir30sD.in

their40s

57.Theunderlinedword“you"inthefirstparagraphrefersto

A.apersoningeneralB.aspecialperson

C.BritneySpearsD.apersoninterestedin

money

58.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothetext?

A.Thoughyoung,Britneycansupportherfamilynow.

B.Whiletouring,Britneysleepsabout12hoursaday.

C.TheteenagecomedymoviewasbasedonBritney'sownstory.

D.Britneywillbeevenricherwithhermoviessuccessful.

59.AccordingtoBritneySpears,sheworks.

A.tobeagreatactressB.fortheenjoymentC.formoney

D.tobemorefamous

AACB

12（湖北省監(jiān)利中學(xué)高一第一次月考）AHALF-EMPTY

BASKET

Oncetherewasapoorfarmerandhisfarmbelongedto（屬于）a

richman.Onedayhebroughtabasketofapplestotherichman'shouse.

Onthedoorsteps,hemettwomonkeysdressedlikechildren.They

jumpedontothebaskettoeattheapplesandthrewsomeontheground.

Thefarmerpolitelytookoffhishatandaskedthemonkeystogetoff.

Theyobeyed（月艮從）andthefarmerwentintothehouse.Heaskedtosee

therichman.Aservanttookhimtotheroomwheretherichmanwas

sitting.

"Ihavebroughtyouthebasketofapplesyouaskedfor,"hesaid.

"Butwhyhaveyoubroughtahalf-emptybasket?"therichman

asked.

"Imetyourchildrenoutside,andtheystole（偷）someofthe

apples."

65.Whydidthefarmerbringapplestotherichman?Because

A.hewaspoorB.helikedtherich

man

C.hisfarmbelongedtotherichmanD.therichman's

childrenlikedapples

66.Whatdidthemonkeysdowhenthefarmerwasonthedoorsteps?

A.Theyjumpedandjumped.B.Theyplayed.

C.Theyranaway.D.Theyatesome

oftheapples.

67.Themonkeysleftthebasketbecause

A.theyhadthrownapplesontheground

B.thefarmerhadpolitelyaskedthemtogetoff

C.theywereafraidofthehat

D.thefarmerwasangrywiththem

68.Howdidtherichmanfeelwhenhesawthebasket?Hefelt

A.pleasedB.unhappyC.excited

D.moved

CDBB

13（江蘇省姜堰市漆潼中學(xué)高一10月月考）“BANG!”thedoor

causedareverberation（回聲）.Itwasjuststandingthere,withfather

standingononeside,andIontheotherside.

Wewerebothingreatanger.uNeversetfootinthishouseagain!?,

stormedfather.Withtearswellingupinmyeyes,Irushedoutoftheflat

andranalongthestreet.

Thestreetlightswereshining,causingrathersad-feeling.Iwandered

aimlessly.

Ayoungfatherwhoheldachildinhisarmswalkedpastme.Ifeltas

ifIsawmychildhoodfromanotherspace:happyandcarefree.

ButnowIdon'tknowwhetheritisbecauseIhavegrownupor

becausedadisgettingold.Wedifferinourwaysofthinking.Healways

puthisopinionsandcodesofbehavioronme.WheneverIdosomething

wrong,heneveradmitsit.Wearejustliketwopeoplecomingfromtwo

differentworlds.Itfeelslikethereisanirondoorbetweenusthatcan

neverbeopened.

Iwanderedthestreets,withoutadestinationinmind.Myheartwas

frozenonthishotsummernight.AsIwalkedontherewerefewerand

fewerpeopleonthestreets,untilIhadonlythestreetlightstokeepme

company.WhenIfinallyreachedthehigh-riseapartmentblockinwhichI

lived,1sawthatthelightwasstillon.

Ithoughttomyself:"Isfatherwaitingforme,orishestillangry

withme?”

Infact,itwasnothing.Perhaps,dadwasthrowingawaysomeofhis

oldstamps.Perhapshethoughttheywereuseless.Ineverhadthecourage

totellhimthatIlikedcollectingstamps.Ican'tstandhisoutrageous（蠻

橫的）words:"Icarftthrowyouaway,letalonetheseoldpapers?”

Allthelightswereoffexceptfather's.

Dadwasalwayslikethis.Maybehedidn'tknowhowtoexpress

himself.Aftershoutingatme,henevershowedanymercyorany

momentsofregret.Afteranargumenthehasthehabitofcreepingupin

mysleepandthentuckingmeunderneaththecovers.

Thiswashowhealwayswas.Hehasbeenaleaderforsolongthat

tellingeveryoneelsewhattodohasbecomehissecondn