六年級英語下冊Unit 1單元話題閱讀“寓言故事”（有答案）譯林版三起

6B第一單元話題拓展閱讀“寓言故事”（有答案）A篇完形填空?！菊摹縊neday,apigwenttothestableto1hisgoodfriend--anoldhorse.Andhewasgoingto2thereforthenight.Nightcameanditwastime3sleep.Thepigwentintoapileofstrawandlaydown,andrestedcomfortably.Alongtime4,thehorsestill5thereanddidnotmove.Sothepigaskedthehorse6hedidnotgotosleep.“Standinglikethisisthebeginningofsleeping,”answeredthe7.Thepigfoundit8tobelieveandsaid,“Howcanyoustandthereandsleep?Itisnotcomfortableatall.”Thehorseanswered,“Comfortisyourhabit.9horses,wehavethehabitofrunningquickly.Sowearealwaysreadytorunquicklyevenifweare10.”【詞匯積累】stable馬廄;pile堆,成堆的東西;straw稻草;restedcomfortably舒適地休息;believe信任，信任；evenif即使，縱然；雖然；()1.A.lookB.seeC.watchesD.visits()2.A.leftB.satC.layD.stay()3.A.byB.onC.toD.with()4.A.passedB.passC.pastD.passes()5.A.stoodB.standsC.sitD.lay()6.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.which()7.A.animalsB.pigC.horseD.straw()8.A.hardlyB.easilyC.difficultD.easy()9.A.WhileB.ForC.OfD.Likes()10.A.sleepB.asleepC.sleptD.tosleepB篇閱讀短文，推斷正（T）誤（F）?！菊摹縒hentherabbitfirstsawthetiger,hewasfrightened.Heranawayandhidhimselfwoods.Thesecondtime,however,hecamenearthetiger.Hestoppedatasafedistance.Thenhewatchedthetigerpassby.Thethirdtime,theycameneareachother.Therabbitwentstraightuptothetiger.Hestayedthewholedaywiththetiger.Heaskedthetigerwhathisfamilywaslikeandwhentheywouldmeetagain.Theysoonbecamegoodfriends.【詞匯積累】frightened可怕的，受驚的;hid隱蔽(hide的過去式)；躲避;distance距離;gostraight直走；()1.Therabbithidhimselfinthewoodswhenhesawthetigerforthefirsttime.()2.Thesecondtime,therabbitcamenearthetiger.()3.Therabbitstayedwiththetiger,andtheytalkedtogetherforthesecondtime.()4.Therabbitmetthetigertwiceinall.()5.Atlast,thetigerandtherabbitbecamefriends.C篇閱讀短文，推斷正（T）誤（F）?！菊摹縇onglongago,MrYinghadagoodfriend.HisnamewasDuXuan.Oneday,MrYinginvitedDuXuantohishome.Theyhadalotofnicefoodforlunch.Theydrankmuchwinetoo.Suddenly,DuXuanfoundasmallsnakecutinhiscup.Hewasveryafraid.Hethoughtthereweremanysnakesinhisstomachbecausehedrankmanycupsofwine.Afterhecamebackhome,hefeltbad.Hehadabadstomachache.Hecouldn’teatordrinkanything.Hewenttoseethedoctor.Thedoctorgavehimsomemedicine.DuXuantookthemedicineeveryday.Butafewdayslater,hedidn’tgetbetter.MrYingheardthat.HecametoseeDuXuan.HewantedtoknowwhyDuXuangotsoill.DuXuantoldhimthathedrankthewinewithasnakeinit.MrYingwasverysurprised.Hewentbackhomeandthoughthard,buthecouldn’tfindtheanswer.Suddenly,thebowonthewallcaughthiseyes.“That’sit!”heshoutedexcitedly.HeinvitedDuXuanagain.Theysatontheseatswheretheysatbefore.MrYingputthewineintoDuXuan’scup.ThenDuXuansawthesmallsnakeinhiscupagain.MrYingstoodupandpointedatthebowonthewall.Hesaid,“Thereisnothingbuttheshadowofthebow.”Finally,DuXuanknewwhatitwasinthecup.Hewasfineatonce!【詞匯積累】wine葡萄酒；果酒；Suddenly突然地；stomach肚子；ache苦痛；surprised驚異的；invited邀請(invite的過去式)；atonce馬上；()1.Oneday,DuXuancametoMrYing’shousefordinner.()2.ThereweremanysnakesinDuXuan’scup.()3.DuXuanhadahadheadachebecausehedranktoomuchwine.()4.DuXuantooksomemedicine,buthedidn’tgetbetter.()5.Atlast,DuXuanknewthatthesnakeinhiscupwastheshadowofthebow.D篇閱讀短文，選擇正確的答案?！菊摹緼crowwasinatree.Shehadabigpieceofmeatinhermouth."Mybabieswillhaveanicebreakfast,shethought.Anoldfoxsawthecrowandthemeat."HowcanIgetthatpieceofmeat?"hethought.“Goodmorning,”saidthefox.“Howareyou?”Butthecrowdidn'tsayaword."Youhaveverynicebabies,"saidthefox."Howarethey?CanIseethem?"Still,thecrowdidn'tsayaword."Youareverybeautiful,andIknowyouaregoodatsinging,”saidthefox.“Pleasesingasongforme.”Thecrowthought,"Hownicethefoxis!Imustsingasongforhim."Sosheopenedhermouth.Thenthemeatdroppeddownintothefox'smouth.Thecrowwasverysad.【詞匯積累】crow烏鴉；droppeddown落下；()1.Whatwasinthecrow'smouth?A.Thefox.B.Apieceofmeat.C.Herbabies.()2.Whatdidthefoxlike?A.Thecrow'svoice.B.Thecrow'sbabies.C.Themeat.()3.ThefoxtalkedtothecrowA.sadlyB.sweetlyC.quietly()4.Themeatdroppeddownintothefox'smouth.ThecrowwasA.sadB.happyC.excited()5.What'sthetitleforthestory?A.ThecrowandthemeatB.ThefoxandthemeatC.ThefoxandE篇任務(wù)型閱讀?！菊摹緿ogandRabbitweregoodfriends.Theyplayedhappilytogethereveryday.Oneday,DogsaidtoRabbit,“Howaboutgoingonatriptomorrow?”“Goodidea!”“OK.Let'smeetatthebusstopat7:00tomorrowmorning.”“Allright.”Thatevening,Dogthought,"WillRabbitgowithme?Willshecheatme?"ButRabbitthought,“Imustgotobedearlytonight.Imustn'tbelatetomorrow.”Thenextday,itwassunny.Rabbitwenttothebusstopearly.Shewaitedthereforanhour.ButDogdidn'tappear.Shewastoocold.Shewalkedbackhomesadly.Onherwayhome,shemetDog'smother.Dog'smothersaid,"Dogisstillsleeping."Rabbitbegantocryangrily.Dogfeltsorryaboutwhathehaddoneandapolog