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Unit2Colours單元話題閱讀理解練習(xí)(23-24九年級上·江蘇·期末)Manyscientistsfindthatcolorscanchangepeople’sfeelings.It’sveryinteresting.Somecolorscanmakepeoplefeelrelaxed,andsomecolorscanmakepeoplefeelnervous.Now,thiskindofknowledgeisbeingusedinmanyplaces.Forexample,schoolwallsarealwayspaintedgreenbecausegreenmakesstudentsfeelrelaxed.Itisalsogoodforthestudents’eyes.Somebooksarealsogreenorlightblueforthesamereason.Restaurantownersnotonlyhavetoknowhowtomakefood,butalsohavetoknowhowtomakemoney.Herearesomethingsthey’velearnedfromscientificstudies.Thecolourredmakespeoplehungry.Manyfastfoodrestaurantshaveredfurnitureorwalls.Softcolorslikepinkandlightbluemakepeoplefeelrelaxed,sotheyspendmoretimeeating.Loudmusicmaybeniceatfirst,butitsoonmakespeoplewanttoleave.Hardseatsalsomakecustomerswanttoeatquicklyandleave.Manyrestaurants,especiallyfastfoodrestaurants,usethisknowledgetomakecustomerseatfaster.1.Howdoesthecolourgreenmakethestudentsfeel?A.Relaxed. B.Nervous. C.Angry. D.Hungry.2.Howdoesthecolourredmakemostpeoplefeel?A.Excited. B.Comfortable. C.Hungry. D.Worried.3.Whatdomanyfastfoodrestaurantsdo?①Playloudmusic.

②Playsoftmusic.

③Havehardseats.

④Painttheirwallsred.A.①②③ B.①③④ C.①②④ D.②③④4.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A.Colorandrestaurant. B.Usecolortochangefeelings.C.Colorandscience. D.Usecolortomakemoney.(22-23九年級上·江蘇蘇州·期末)Doyouwanttocreateaneye-pleasingdesignthroughthecolours?Let’slearnaboutthecolourwheelfirst.Therearethreeprimarycoloursinthewheel:red,blueandyellow.Thesecolourscannotbecreatedfromtheothercoloursonthewheel,butalltheothercolourscanbecreatedfromthemixedofthesethree.Thesecondarycoloursareformedbymixingtwoprimarycolours.Forexample,redandyellowmakeorange,blueandyellowmakegreen,andblueandredmakeviolet.Nowwearebeginningtomake“designer”colours!Thetertiarycolours(第三色)areformedbymixingprimarycolourswiththesecondarycolournexttothem.Thetertiarycoloursinclude:red-violetandblue-violet,red-orangeandyellow-orange,oryellow-greenandblue-green.Thesecoloursareversatile(萬能的)andjustafewofyourdecoratingfriends.Doyouhaveafavourite?Analogouscolours(類似色)arenexttoeachotheronthecolourwheel.Thesecolourswillhaveacommonbasecolour.Forexample:blue,blue-violet,andviolet.Anotherexampleisyellow-green,green,andblue-green.Complementarycolours(互補(bǔ)色)areoppositecoloursonthewheel.Thesecoloursbalanceeachotherandcreateaharmoniouslookandfeel.Anexampleisyellowandviolet.Lookattheirlocationonthewheel.Colourtemperatureisthefeelingofthewarmthorcoolnessofthecolour.Theblue-basedcoloursarecoolcolourswhiletheredandorangefamiliesarewarmcolour.Knowingthesecretsofthecolourscanhelpyoumakeadifferentdesign5.TheyaretheprimarycoloursEXCEPT________.A.red B.yellow C.green D.blue6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutthecolourwheel?A.Blueandvioletmakeblue-violet.B.Yellowandbluecanmakegreen.C.Orange,greenandvioletaresecondarycolours.D.Orange,red-orangeandyellowareanalogouscolours.7.________isNOTapairofcomplementarycolours.A.Yellowviolet B.Blue-greenyellow-greenC.Redgreen D.Blue-violetyellow-orange8.Whichcolourwillmakepeoplefeelwarminwinter?A.Red-violet B.Blue-green. C.Blue-violet. D.Yellow-green.9.Wherecanwefindthispassage?A.Inatravelmagazine. B.Inanadvertisement.C.Inasciencebook. D.Inastorybook.(22-23九年級上·江蘇揚州·期末)PapercuttingisoneofthetraditionalfolkartsinChina.Ithasbeenpopularforover1,500years.Papercuttingsoundsveryeasybutitcanbedifficulttodo.Thepaperisfoldedbeforeitiscutwithscissors.Nowlet’slearnmoreaboutpapercutting.Wonderfulmeanings.Papercuttinghassomewonderfulmeanings.Inourmind,papercuttingscanalwaysbringushappinessandgoodluck.AttheSpringFestival,peopleputupfuondoorsorwindows.Atawedding,peoplealsoputupxi.TheLargestpapercuttingintheworld.ThelargestpapercuttingwasmadebyGaoXiaodong.Ithasanareaofabout456squaremeters.Whyaremostpapercuttingred?Inoldtimes,peoplepraisedthesun.Redisthecolorofthesun.Wealwaysregardredasthesymbolofhopeandgoodluck.NowwecanstillseeredeverywhereinChina.Thewallsofoldpalacesarered.Mostoflanternsarered.Weddingsarealwaysfullofredthings,too.BlackpapercuttingtoShanzhou.It’struethatmostpapercuttingsarered.ButpapercuttingsinShanzhou,HenanProvinceareblack.Blackisthebestcolorthere.Shanzhouisadryplace.Thelocalpeoplemakeblackpapercuttingtowishforrain.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇正確答案。10.Peoplethinkthatpapercuttingcanalwaysbringus________.A.friendship B.loveandjoy C.healthandhope D.happinessandgoodluck11.Peoplealwaysputup________onthedoorsattheSpringFestival.A.chun B.shou C.fu D.xi12.Mostpapercuttingsareredbecauseredisthecolorof________.A.thesun B.redflags C.thefire D.thelanterns13.ThepeopleinShanzhoumakeblackpapercuttingto________.A.a(chǎn)skforhelp B.wishforrain C.givewishes D.praisedthesun14.Thebesttitleofthepassageis________.A.PaperCutting B.RedPaperCutting C.TraditionalFolkArts D.LargePaperCutting(23-24九年級上·遼寧錦州·期中)InChineseculture,thecolorredstandsformanygoodthings,forexample,happiness.Butwritingnamesandletterswithredpensisusuallyavoided.Why?Inancienttimes,redwasthesymbolofpower.Noteveryonecouldwritewithredpens—onlyemperors.Theywouldreplytoofficials’memorials(奏折)withredpens.Theredinkthatemperorsusedwasmadeofcinnabar(朱砂).Writingwithredpenswasalsorelatedtodeath.InancientChina,thecriminalswhoweresentencedtodeath(被判死刑)signedtheirnameswithredpens.Therecordsofcriminals’nameswereallwritteninredwords.Namesonthetombstones(墓碑)wereredaswell.Therefore,itwasthoughttobeunluckytowritenameswithredpens.Sinceredwordscarrybadmeanings,peopledon’twriteletterswithredpens.Nowadays,redpensareusedforproof-reading(校對).Teachersmarkstudents’homeworkwithredpens.Editorswhoneedthemtocorrectmistakesinnewspapersandmagazines.Butwritingnamesorletterswithredpensisstillabadideatomanypeople.15.Iswritingnamesandletterswithredpensusuallyavoided?A.No,itisn’t. B.It’snotusuallyavoided C.Yes,itis. D.It’susuallyavoided.16.Whatwasthesymbolofpowerinancienttimes?A.White. B.Red. C.Green. D.Black.17.Werenamesonthetombstonesredorblack?A.Theywerered. B.Theywereblack. C.Yes,theywere. D.No,theyweren’t.18.Whatareredpensusedfor?A.Proof-read. B.ToProof-reading. C.proof-readings. D.Proof-reading.19.Whydoeditorsneedredpens?A.Tomarkstudents’homework. B.Tocorrectmistakesinnewspapersandmagazines.C.Toreplytoofficials’memorials. D.Towritetheirarticles.(23-24九年級上·廣西梧州·期中)Youarewalkingdownthestreetinthemiddleofthedayandyouseesomeonewearingagreenhat.Somepeoplemaythinkit’sfashionablewhileothersdon’tcareatall.DoyouwonderwhatwearingagreenhatmeansinChineseculture?HerearefourcolorsandtheirmeaningsinChineseculture.GreenInmostcultures,greenrepresents(代表)natureandisacalmcolor.However,inmodernChineseculture,greenhasanegativemeaning.Forexample,whenyousay“Hisfacelooksgreen.”,itmeanshedoesn’tlookwell.Whenyousaysomeoneiswearingagreenhat,itmeanstheperson’spartnerischeatingonhimorher.YellowInancientChina,yellowrepresentedpower.Onlytheemperorcouldwearthiscolor.Yellowwasalsoconsideredasanaturalcolor.TheYellowRiver,thesecondlongestriverinChina,gotitsnamefromtheyellowishsoil(土壤)init.Now,whenyellowisusedinasentence,itmeanssomeonefailsandthatsomethingdoesn’tgoasplanned.Forexample,whenyouaskpeoplehowtheirrelationshipisgoing,theymightsay“huángle”,whichmeansthey’vebrokenup.RedRedisconsideredasoneoftheluckiestcolorsinChineseculture.InancientChina,theroyal(皇室的)familyworebrightred.InmodernChina,redisoftenseenatcelebrationslikeweddingsandfestivals.Redalsodescribessomeonewhoisverypopular,likeastar.Youwillsay“Heisred.”WhiteInancientChina,whitewasconsideredascommonpeople’scolor.Backthen,onlytherichcouldaffordtomakecolorfulclothes.Commonpeoplecouldn’taffordthat,somostoftheirclotheswerewhite.Nowpeoplestillenjoywhiteclothes,buttheysometimesconnectwhitewithbadthings.Itisconnectedwithscarythingslikedeath.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容,選擇最佳選項。20.What’sthepurposeoftheexampleinParagraph1?A.Tomakeacomparison. B.Toshowtheresult. C.Tointroducethetopic.21.Whichwordhasthesimilarmeaningtotheword“negative”?A.Bad. B.Clear. C.Deep.22.Whichcolorbestdescribesapopularperson?A.Yellow. B.Green. C.Red.23.Whatcanweknowabout“white”accordingtothepassage?A.Itispopularbutharmfulsometimes.B.Itiscommonbutunluckysometimes.C.Itisunusualandexpensive.24.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Thedevelopmentoffourcolors.B.Fourcolorsindifferentcultures.C.FourcolorsandtheirmeaningsinChineseculture.(22-23九年級上·陜西咸陽·期末)Doyoufeelrelaxedwhenyouwalkintoaroomwithbluewalls?Manypeopleanswer“Yes”.Maybeit’sbecauseblueisacalmandpeacefulcolour.Manyscientistsfindthatcolourscanchangepeople’sfeelings.It’sveryinteresting.Somecolourscanmakepeoplefeelrelaxed,andsomecolourscanmakepeoplefeelnervous.Now,thiskindofknowledgeisbeingusedinmanyplaces.Forexample,schoolwallsarealwayspaintedgreenbecausegreenmakesstudentsfeelrelaxed.Itisalsogoodforthestudents’eyes.Somebooksarealsogreenorlightblueforthesamereason.Restaurantownersnotonlyhavetoknowhowtomakefood,butalsohavetoknowhowtomakemoney.Herearesomethingsthey’velearnedfromscientificstudies.Redisahotandstrongcolour.Itcanmaketheheartbeatfaster.Itcanalsomakepeoplehungry.Andredthingscangetnoticedeasily.Somanyfastfoodrestaurantshaveredfurnitureorwalls.Softcolourslikepinkandlightbluemakepeoplefeelrelaxed,sotheyspendmoretimeeating.Loudmusicmaybeniceatfirst,butitsoonmakespeoplewanttoleave.Hardseatsalsomakecustomerswanttoeatquicklyandleave.Manyrestaurants,especiallyfastfoodrestaurants,usethisknowledgetomakecustomerseatfaster.25.Howdoesthecolourgreenmakethestudentsfeel?A.Hungry. B.Relaxed. C.Angry. D.Nervous.26.Whichcolourisn’tmentionedinthepassage?A.Green. B.Red. C.White. D.Blue.27.Whatdomanyfastfoodrestaurantsdo?①Playloudmusic.

②Playsoftmusic.③Havehardseats.

④Painttheirwallsred.A.①③④ B.①②③ C.①②④ D.②③④28.Whatisthebesttitle(標(biāo)題)forthepassage?A.ColoursandRestaurants B.UseColourstoMakeMoneyC.ColoursandSchools D.UseColourstoChangeFeelings(22-23九年級上·山東臨沂·期中)Asusual,Amberwashurryingtocatchtheyellowschoolbus.Luckilythetrafficlightsturnedgreenasshewastocrosstheroad,soshemadeit.Whenthebuspassedthegoldenarches(拱形門)ofMcDonald’s,theyremindedherofahamburger.Shehadn’thadbreakfastthatmorningbecausethefruitsaladonthebluedishdidn’tlookdeliciousatall.However,Amberrememberedthatshewasstillonadiet.Sonowshewasreallyinablackmood.YoumayhavenoticedthatseveralcolorswereusedintheabovestorysoastohelpdescribeAmber’smorning.Infact,colorsinfluenceyourlifemorethanyoucaneverimagine.Takelanguageforexample:Youmaydescribeasickpersonasbeing“abitgreen”.Todescribeadepressed(沮喪的)person,yousaythatthepersonis“feelingblue”.Inshort,colorsdoaddinteresttodailyconversations.Besides,colorscanbeusedinmanypartsofyourdailylife.Haveyoueverthoughtaboutwhymanyschoolbusesandtaxisarepaintedyellow,andstopsignsred?Sinceyellowisthemosteye-catchingcolor,itcancatchpeople’sattention,especiallyinheavytraffic.Asforred,itisthecolorwhichusuallyshowswarning;asaresult,sometrafficsignsusethiscolor.Forthesamereason,hot-watertapsareusuallymarkedred.Thecolorsofadiningenvironmentpossiblydecidehowmuchyoueat.Mostfast-foodrestaurantsareoftendecoratedinbrightcolorssuchasred,yellow,orange,andwhiteforthepurposeofincreasingpeople’sappetites(胃口).Thisisbecausebrightcolorsarenaturalcolorsfoundinmanyfoods,and,therefore,abletoraisepeople’sspirits.Blue,incomparisonwithbrightcolors,issaidtolowerpeople’sappetitesbecausefewfoodsareblueinnature.Forthosewhoareonadiet,bluedishesandbowlsmighthelp!“Morning,Amber!Whathappened?Youlookabitgreen,”saidViolet,Amber’sbestfriend.“Nothing…justfeeling…blue,”saidAmber.“Hey!Cometomyplacetonight.DoyouknowwhatIjustbought?AWii!It’sred-hot.”AmberwastickledpinktohavethechancetoplaywiththeWiiandsaid,“Soundsgreat!”根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最佳答案。29.Accordingtothepassage,ifyouareonadiet,________mighthelp.A.puttingyourfoodinabluedishorbowlB.turningonayellowlightduringthemealC.paintingthewallsofthediningroomwhite30.Mostschoolbusesarepaintedyellowbecause________.A.ittellsotherdriverstopreparetostopB.ithelpsbusdriversstayinagoodmoodC.itcaneasilycatchotherpeople’sattention31.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.AmberlookedillwhenVioletsawherfirst.B.Amberateupallherfruitsaladinthemorning.C.AmberrefusedtogotoViolet’shouseintheend.32.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A.Colorsinfluencepeople’sdailylives.B.Mostfast-foodrestaurantsarepaintedgrey.C.Differentcolorsareusedfordifferentpurposes.33.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthepassage?A.Amberwasnotfatatall.B.AmbercheeredupatViolet’sinvitationatlast.C.Violetdidn’tknowhowcolorsinfluencedourlives.D.ArchesofMcDonald’sarepaintedgoldonlytomakethembeautiful.(2023·江西南昌·模擬預(yù)測)Mostpeoplehaveafavoritecolor,buthowpeoplefeelaboutcolorsdependsontheirculture.Thiscanbeveryimportanttopeopleinbusinessthatsellproductsallovertheworld.Theymightchooseacolorbecausetheythinkitisexcitingorattractive,butinanothercountrythatsamecolorcouldbeusedtogiveasadmessage.Lookattheseexamples:IfyouasksomeoneinBritainwhattherightcolorisforabridetowear,theanswerwillbewhite.InChinaandothereasterncountries,bridesoftenwearredbecausethecolorredisasignofgoodluck,happinessandprosperity(繁榮)._______InBritain,redisusedasasignofdanger.Roadsignsandwarninglabels(標(biāo)簽)areofteninred.Ineasterncultures,thecolorreddoesnotmeanyouhavetobecareful.InEgypt,yellowisthecolorlinkedtodeath.InBritainandotherwesterncultures,deathandfunerals(葬禮)areusuallylinkedtothecolorblack,butinmanyeasterncountrieswhiteisthecolormostpeopleconnectwithdeathandfunerals.Manypeoplelikethecolororangebecauseitisbrightandexciting.Someadvertiserswillnotuseorangeintheiradvertisementsbecausetheybelieveitsuggeststhattheproductsarecheapandperhapsnotofgoodquality.Inaword,colorshavedifferentmeaningsindifferentcultures.Weshouldlearntochoosethepropercolorinsomespecialsituation.34.Inwhichcountrydoesthecoloryellowmeandeath?A.Britain. B.Egypt. C.China. D.Alleasterncountries.35.Whydoesthewritergivesomanyexamplesinthepassage?A.Tointroducedifferentcolorsintheworld.B.Tochooseafavoritecolorforreaders.C.Toexplaindifferentcultureshavedifferentmeaningstothesamecolor.D.Tohelpadvertisersdecidetherightcolorsintheiradvertisements.36.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputbackintotheblank“_______”?A.RedisanunusualcolorforaBritishbridetowear.B.Peoplemaychoosesomeothercolorstowear.C.Theydon’tunderstandthemeaningofwhite.D.Theyrefusetouseothercolors.37.Whichofthefollowingcanbestshowthestructureofthepassage?A. B. C. D.38.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ColorsinDifferentCareers. B.TheMeaningofColors.C.ColorsBetweenChinaandBritain. D.ColorsAroundtheWorld.參考答案:1.A2.C3.B4.B【導(dǎo)語】本文主要介紹了不同顏色可以改變?nèi)说母杏X,以及一些顏色的具體運用,比如在學(xué)校、餐館、快餐店的運用。1.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“Forexample,schoolwallsarealwayspaintedgreenbecausegreenmakesstudentsfeelrelaxed.”可知,綠色讓學(xué)生們感覺輕松。故選A。2.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“Thecolourredmakespeoplehungry.”可知,紅色讓大多數(shù)人感覺饑餓。故選C。3.推理判斷題。根據(jù)第二段“Thecolourredmakespeoplehungry.Manyfastfoodrestaurantshaveredfurnitureorwalls.”“Loudmusicmaybeniceatfirst,butitsoonmakespeoplewanttoleave.Hardseatsalsomakecustomerswanttoeatquicklyandleave.”可知,許多快餐店把他們的墻壁涂成紅色、播放大聲的音樂、使用硬座來使客人吃得更快。故選B。4.最佳標(biāo)題題。根據(jù)文章首句“Manyscientistsfindthatcolorscanchangepeople’sfeelings.”及下文可知,本文目的是告訴人們利用顏色可以改變個體感受。B選項“用顏色來改變感覺”符合題意。故選B。5.C6.D7.B8.A9.C【導(dǎo)語】本文主要介紹了關(guān)于色彩的基礎(chǔ)知識。5.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Therearethreeprimarycoloursinthewheel:red,blueandyellow.”可知,在色輪中,有三原色:紅色、藍(lán)色和黃色。沒有綠色。故選C。6.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Analogouscolours(類似色)arenexttoeachotheronthecolourwheel.Thesecolourswillhaveacommonbasecolour.”可知,類似色在色輪上是相鄰的。這些顏色有一個共同的基礎(chǔ)顏色。因此選項D中的“Orange,red-orangeandyellow”不是類似色。故選D。7.推理判斷題。根據(jù)“Complementarycolours(互補(bǔ)色)areoppositecoloursonthewheel.”可知,互補(bǔ)色是色輪上相反的顏色。選項B中的blue-green和yellow-green有共同的基礎(chǔ)顏色,因此不是互補(bǔ)色。故選B。8.推理判斷題。根據(jù)“Theblue-basedcoloursarecoolcolourswhiletheredandorangefamiliesarewarmcolour.”可知,藍(lán)色是冷色,而紅色和橙色是暖色。因此A選項red-violet“紫紅色”屬于暖色系,讓人在冬天感到暖和。故選A。9.推理判斷題。縱觀全文,本文主要介紹了關(guān)于色彩的基礎(chǔ)知識。因此這篇文章可以在一本科學(xué)書上找到。故選C。10.D11.C12.A13.B14.A【導(dǎo)語】本文是一篇說明文。文章主要介紹了中國剪紙的歷史,含義,世界上最大的剪紙以及剪紙的顏色等知識。10.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第三段“Inourmind,papercuttingscanalwaysbringushappinessandgoodluck.”可知,在我們的心目中,剪紙總能給我們帶來幸福和好運,即人們認(rèn)為剪紙總能帶給我們幸福和好運。故選D。11.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第三段“AttheSpringFestival,peopleputupfuondoorsorwindows.”可知,在春節(jié),人們在門窗上掛福,即人們總是在春節(jié)時在門上掛上福。故選C。12.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Whyaremostpapercuttingred?”和第七段“Inoldtimes,peoplepraisedthesun.Redisthecolorofthesun.Wealwaysregardredasthesymbolofhopeandgoodluck.”可知,為什么大多數(shù)剪紙是紅色的,在古代,人們贊美太陽,紅色是太陽的顏色,我們總是把紅色視為希望和好運的象征,即大多數(shù)剪紙都是紅色是因為紅色是太陽的顏色。故選A。13.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“ButpapercuttingsinShanzhou,HenanProvinceareblack.Blackisthebestcolorthere.Shanzhouisadryplace.Thelocalpeoplemakeblackpapercuttingtowishforrain.”可知,但河南省陜州的剪紙是黑色的,黑色是那里最好的顏色,陜州是一個干燥的地方,當(dāng)?shù)厝酥谱骱谏艏埵菫榱似碛?,即陜州人做黑色剪紙是為了祈求下雨。故選B。14.標(biāo)題歸納題。根據(jù)全文通篇主要介紹了中國剪紙的歷史,含義,世界上最大的剪紙以及剪紙的顏色等知識,即剪紙。故選A。15.C16.B17.A18.D19.B【導(dǎo)語】本文是一篇說明文。文章主要介紹了紅色在中國的文化意涵。15.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段“Butwritingnamesandletterswithredpensisusuallyavoided.”可知,通常避免用紅筆寫名字和信件,此處是一般疑問句,作肯定回答。故選C。16.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“Inancienttimes,redwasthesymbolofpower.”可知,紅色是權(quán)利的象征。故選B。17.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第三段“Namesonthetombstoneswereredaswell.”可知,墓碑上通常用紅色的筆寫名字,此處是選擇疑問句。故選A。18.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“Nowadays,redpensareusedforproof-reading.”可知,紅筆通常用于校對,注意單詞大小寫問題,此處要用動詞ing形式。故選D。19.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“Editorswhoneedthemtocorrectmistakesinnewspapersandmagazines.”可知,編輯需要紅筆糾正報紙和雜志上的錯誤。故選B。20.C21.A22.C23.B24.C【導(dǎo)語】本文是一篇說明文。文章主要介紹了中國文化中的四種顏色及其含義,旨在培養(yǎng)學(xué)生宣揚中國文化,堅定文化自信。20.推理判斷題。根據(jù)第一段“DoyouwonderwhatwearingagreenhatmeansinChineseculture?HerearefourcolorsandtheirmeaningsinChineseculture.”可知,第一段的例子是為了引出下文,點名主題。故選C。21.詞義猜測題。根據(jù)第二段“Forexample,whenyousay‘Hisfacelooksgreen.’,itmeanshedoesn’tlookwell.”可知,negative可以表示“某人不舒服”,是不好的意思,與bad意思相近。故選A。22.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段“Redalsodescribessomeonewhoisverypopular,likeastar.”可知,紅色可以表示“一個人非常受歡迎”。故選C。23.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“Commonpeoplecouldn’taffordthat,somostoftheirclotheswerewhite.”和“...buttheysometimesconnectwhitewithbadthings.”可知,它是普遍的,但有時是不幸運的。故選B。24.主旨大意題。根據(jù)第一段“HerearefourcolorsandtheirmeaningsinChineseculture.”可知,本文介紹了中國文化的四種顏色及其含義。故選C。25.B26.C27.A28.D【導(dǎo)語】本文是一篇說明文,主要介紹了不同顏色可以改變?nèi)说母杏X,以及一些顏色的具體運用,比如在餐館、快餐店的運用。25.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中“Forexample,schoolwallsarealwayspaintedgreenbecausegreenmakesstudentsfeelrelaxed.”可知,綠色讓學(xué)生們感覺輕松。故選B。26.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中“Forexample,schoolwallsarealwayspaintedgreenbecausegreenmakesstudentsfeelrelaxed.Somebooksarealsogreenorlightblueforthesamereason.Thecolorredmakespeoplehungry.Softcolorslikepinkandlightbluemakepeoplefeelrelaxed,”可知,這篇文章提到了綠色、

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