【閱讀小火車】2022-2023學(xué)年小升初英語閱讀話題易錯專項(xiàng)練習(xí)五-Lovely animals可愛的動物們

【閱讀小火車】2022-2023學(xué)年小升初英語閱讀話題易錯專項(xiàng)練習(xí)五Lovelyanimals可愛的動物們（人教PEP版）一、閱讀推斷，推斷正(T)誤(F)。TodayisSaturday.It'sfine.MyparentsandIgotothezoo.First,wecometoseethemonkeys.Lookatthosemonkeys!Someareplayingwitheachother,someareswingingonthetrees,somearemakingfaces,andsomeareeatingbananas.Thenwegotoseethepeacocks(孔雀).Howbeautifultheyare!Theyhavelongtailsandsmallmouths.Theyareallwearingcolorfulclothes.Theylooklikeprettyprincesses(公主).Theyaredancingtogetherhappily.Atlast,wecometoseeaverybiganimal.Ithasalongnoseandtwobigears.Itsearslookliketwobigfans.Whatisit?Ha-ha,it'sanelephant.It'sveryfriendly.Myfathertakesaphotoforit.Today,IamveryhappybecauseIhaveseenmanylovelyanimals.Ihopepeoplecangetalongwell(與……友好相處)withtheanimalsforever.()1.Igotothezoowithmydadandmum. ()2.Themonkeysareplaying,swinginganddancing. ()3.Thepeacocksarebeautiful. ()4.Theelephanthasalongnoseandtwobigeyes. ()5.Weshouldloveanimals. 二、讀下面短文，把正確選項(xiàng)寫在括號內(nèi)。Doyouknowthedifferencesbetweenrabbitsandhares(野兔)?Rabbitslooklikehares.Theybothhavelongearsandshorttails.Andtheybotheatplants.Haresarebiggerthanrabbitsandhavelongerearsandlegs.Rabbitsarepopularpets.Theyaregentleandfriendlyanimals.Whenbabyrabbitsareborn,theycan’tseeanythingatfirstandtheyhavenohair.Eightdayslatertheireyesopenandtheybegintogrowsomehair.Harescanrunveryfastandjumphigh.Theycanrunabout50kilometersanhour.Babyharesopentheireyesandtheyareveryactivesoonaftertheyareborn.()1.Haresandrabbitsare__________A.thesameB.differentC.brothers()2.Rabbitsareusually__________thanharessmallerB.biggerC.taller()3.__________aregentleandfriendlyanimals.A.RabbitsB.HaresC.Bothrabbitsandhares()4.Babyrabbitscan’tseeanythingwhen__________A.theyarebornB.theyareactiveC.theyareeating()5.Babyharesopentheireyes______thanbabyrabbits.A.earlierB.laterC.wider三、閱讀理解，依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,推斷正誤,正確的寫T,錯誤的寫F。Insomepartsoftheworldtherearelargedeserts(沙漠).Therearenotreesandnowaterthere.Travelersmusttakefoodandwaterwiththem.Theonlyanimalthatcanwalkthroughthedesertisthecamel.Itcangowithoutfoodorwaterforalongtimeanditcancarryheavythings.Peoplecallthecamel“theshipofthedesert”.Thecamel’shumps(駝峰)holdfat,anditsstomach(胃)holdswaterintwelvedeeppockets.Eachpockethasamouthwhichcloses,andthefooddoesnotmix(混合)withthewater.Whenthecamelwantssomewater,itcangetitoutofthepockets.Thecamel’sfoodisgrassandleavesoftrees.()1.Camelscanwalkthroughthedesertbecausetheydon’tdrinkoreat.()2.Peoplecallthecamels“theshipofdesert”,becauseallcamelscanswiminthedesert.()3.Allcamelshavelessthanthreehumps.()4.Everycamel,eventheyoung,hasgottwelvepocketsinitsstomach.()5.Camelseatonlygrass.四、閱讀理解，依據(jù)短文選擇正確的答案。Onedayanoldmanisselling(賣)abigelephant.Ayoungmancomestotheelephantandbeginstolookatitslowly.Theoldmangoesuptohimandsaysinhisear,“Don’tsayanythingabouttheelephantbeforeIsellit.ThenIwillgiveyoutwentydollars.”“Allright,”saystheyoungman.Aftertheoldmansellstheelephant,hegivestheyoungmantwentydollarsandsays,“Now,canyoutellmehowyoufoundtheelephant’sbadears?”“Ididn’tfindthebadears,”saystheyoungman.“Thenwhyareyoulookingattheelephantslowly?”askedtheoldman.Theyoungmananswers,“BecauseIhaveneverseenanelephantbefore,andIwanttoknowwhatitlookslike.”()1.________theelephant.A.TheyoungmansellsB.TheoldmansellsC.Thetwomensell D.Theoldmanbuys()2.Theyoungmanislookingattheelephantslowly.Hewantstofindout____.A.whichfootoftheelephantisbadB.howheavyitisC.whichearoftheelephantisbadD.whatitlookslike()3.Theyoungman______________.A.knowstheelephanthasbadearsB.wantstobuytheelephantC.looksaftertheelephantD.getssomemoneyfromtheoldman()4.Theyoungman______________.A.isnotinterestedinelephantsB.knowswhatanelephantlookslikeC.hasseensomeelephantsbeforeD.hasneverseenanelephantbefore()5.Hearingwhattheyoungmansaid,theoldmanwillprobably(很可能)be_____.A.angryB.happyC.dangerousD.hungry五、閱讀對話,依據(jù)對話內(nèi)容推斷正(T)誤(F)。ZhangPeng：Hey！Whatareyoudoing?Amy：I'mwatchingAnimalWorld.Comeandsitdown.ZhangPeng：Thankyou.Amy：Oh,look！Whatarethekangaroosdoing?ZhangPeng：They'rejumping.Amy：Whatarethepandasdoing?ZhangPeng：They'reeating.Lookatthelions.Aretheyrunning?Amy：No,theyaren't.They'refighting(打架).ZhangPeng：Look！Themonkeysareclimbing.Amy：They'recute.()1.ZhangPengandAmyarewatchingAnimalWorld.()2.Thepandasareclimbing.()3.Thelionsarefighting.()4.Themonkeysareclimbing.()5.Thekangaroosarejumping.六、閱讀對話，回答問題。Tom:Whatanimalscanyousee?Tim:Icanseethemonkeys.Tom:Whataretheydoing?Tim:Theyareclimbingtrees.Tom:Cantheyswing?Tim:Sure.Whatcanyousee?Tom:Icanseeakoalabear.Tim:Whatisitdoing?Tom:It'ssleepinginthetree.（1）WhatanimalscanTomsee?_________________________________________（2）WhatanimalscanTimsee?_________________________________________（3）Arethemonkeysswinging?_________________________________________（4）Whatisthekoalabeardoing?_________________________________________七、閱讀理解，依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，推斷正（T）誤（F)。Ihaveablackcat,it’sverybeautiful（秀麗的）andIlikeitverymuch.Itstailis12cmlong.MyfriendMikealsohasacat.Butourcatsaredifferent.Hiscatiswhite.Andhiscatisbiggerthanmine,andhiscat'stailis5cmlongerthanmycat's.MycatandMike'scatarealsogoodfriends,theyoftenplaygamestogether（一起做玩耍）.()1.Mycatiswhite.()2.MycatisbiggerthanMike's.()3.Mikehasawhitecat.()4.Thewhitecat'stailis5cmlong.()5.Thewhitecatandtheblackcataregoodfriends.八、閱讀理解，依據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，推斷正（T）誤（F)。Dolphinsaresmallwhalesandtheyliveinthesea.Theymanylooklikefish,buttheyarenotfish.Thearemammals（哺乳動物）likeus．Anadultdolphinisusuallyabout3to4yearsold，2meterslongandweighsabout150to200kg.Somecanweighup450kg.Dolphinsaresuperswimmer.Theycanswim35kilometersanhour.Theymovetheirbigtailsupanddownwhentheyswim.Thesmilefaceofadolphinmakesitthemostpopularanimal.Thesefriendlyanimalsusuallymaketheirhomesnearland.TheywillsometimescometopeopleTheyseemtoenjoyplayingwithinthestreet.people.Peopleenjoyswimmingwiththem,too.()(1)Dolphinsaremammals.()(2)Dolphinsaregoodatswimming.()(3)Dolphinscanswim35metersanhour.()(4)Adultdolphinsusuallyweighupto450kg.()(5)Dolphinsdon'tlikeplayingwithpeople.九、閱讀短文，選擇正確的選項(xiàng)。Onehotsummerday,afoxwaswalkingthroughafield.Hestoppedinfrontofsomegrapestrees.Hethoughtthegrapesmustbedelicious.Hewantedtoeatthegrapes.“I'mjustfeelingthirsty,”hethought.Sohewalkedback,gotarunningstart,jumpedup,hecouldn'tgetanyofthegrapes.Hewalkedback.One,two,three,hejumpedupagain.Butstill,hemissedthegrapes.Thefoxtriedagainandagain.Butstill,hedidn'tgetanygrapes,Atlasthewentaway.Hewalkedawaywithhisnoseintheair（傲慢的）andsaid,“Iamsuretheyaresour.”()(1)Onehotday,afox.A.wasrunninginafieldB.waswalkinginafieldC.waswalkingthroughaforest()(2)Thefoxstoppedbecause.A.hewantedtoeatthedeliciousgrapesB.hewantedtogetarunningstartC.hewantedtotakearest()(3)Thefoxandtriedtogetthegrapes.A.ranB.climbedC.jumpedup()(4)Thefoxtriedagainandagaintogetthegrapes,.A.atlasthegotthedeliciousgrapesB.butstill,hemissedthegrapesC.atlasthegotthesourgrapes()(5)Atlastthefox.A.atesomesourgrapesB.walkedawaywithsomegrapesC.walkedawaywithnothing十、閱讀短文，選擇正確的選項(xiàng)。VisitSwanseaZooComeandseetheIndianelephantsandnewtigersfromAmerica.ThebearsarewaitingtomeetyouandthemonkeysfromChinaarewaitingtothrowThingsatyou.ThelovelydogefromAustraliaarewaitingtolaughatyou.AndthegiraffesfromZambiaarewaitingtolookdownonyou.Tickets OpeningtimeGrown-ups:$2.00 9:00a.m.~4:00p.m.Children:Over12$1.00 except（除了）FridayUnder12Free 10:00a.m..~3:00p.m.Keepthezooclean!Donottouch,givefoodorgoneartheanimals!()(1)Howmanykindsofanimalsaretalkedaboutinthepassage?A.Five.B.Six.C.Seven.()(2)Achildunder12cangotothezoo.A.withaticketof$1.00B.withaticketof$2.00C.withoutaticket()(3)NowMrSmithisinthezoowithhistwosons.Oneis14andtheotheris10.Howmucharetheticketstogether?A.$2.00.B.$3.00.C.$4.00.()(4)Whichofthefollowingisthevisitingtime?A.8.00a.m.onMonday.B.9:30a.m.onFriday.C.3:00p.m.onSunday.()(5)Whichofthefollowingcanwedointhezoo?Givesomefoodtothefish.B.Takeafewnicephotos.C.Touchanimals.參考答案TFTFT短文表達(dá)周天和父母一起去動物園看到了很多的動物，有猴子，大象，孔雀。期望人和動物可以友好相處?！军c(diǎn)評】本題考