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1、精選優(yōu)質(zhì)文檔-----傾情為你奉上 信息附中期末配題閱讀B 篇 1 How many bars do you work at? Neil got really drunk(喝醉的) in a bar. Simon, the bar waiter found this. So when Neil asked for another whisky(威士忌), Simon politely told Neil that he was too drunk to be given another whisky.

2、Neil walked out of the bar at once. Then he quickly came into the bar again from a side door(側(cè)門) and asks Simon for two glasses of whisky. Simon was a little surprised. He told Neil again that he will not give him more whisky. Neil left the bar again and enters from a further side door. He walked

3、up to the bar counter(吧臺) and asked for something to drink. Simon is now quite annoyed(氣惱的). He told Neil he was too drunk and he would leave the bar and went back home at once. Once more, Neil left. Again he came in, this time from the back door. Neil walked up to the waiter and before he can say

4、 a word, Simon shouted to him, “I told you already, you are too drunk, you can not have another whisky. Get out of my bar!” Neil was very unhappy. He glares at(怒視) Simon and asks, “Man, how many bars do you work at?” (202 words) 1. From the passage, we know that ______ A Neil was too drunk

5、 to pay for the whisky. B Simon was a nice waiter. C Neil left Simon’s bar and went to another one. 2. From the passage, we can conclude that_____ A Neil liked drinking very much. B Simon worked at many bars. C Simon would give him another whisky because Neil got angry. 2 Good us

6、e of cry Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. West took their two-year-old son to the city park. They enjoyed themselves very much. Early in the afternoon, their son was too tired and as his father hold him in his arms, the boy fell asleep(睡著). Mr. and Mrs. West decide to go back home. When they passed a ci

7、nema, they found that a new movie was shown there. They changed their idea and bought two tickets(票) to see it. When they walked into the cinema, the attendant(服務(wù)員) said to them, “you need to go out if your baby cries. But we’ll refund(退款) you the tickets.” About half an hour later, Mr. West ask

8、ed Mrs. West, “What do you think of the movie?” “It’s so boring!” Mrs. West answered. “I don’t want to see it any more.” “I agree with you,” Mr. West said. “Why not wake up(叫醒) the baby and let him cry?” 推斷題： 1. From the passage, we know that A The film was about half an hour . B M

9、rs. West didn’t like the film, but Mr. West d liked it. C If the baby cried, people in the cinema couldn’t see the film quietly. 2. About Mr. and Mrs. West, we know that_______ A. They didn’t see the film before. B. They didn’t buy a ticket for their son, because he was asleep. C. They di

10、dn’t want the baby to sleep any more because the film was over. A 答案：1 B 2 A 3 華師李萍提供 Jack has no work, so he starts to feed a mother dog. The dog gives birth to five little dogs. One of them is very smart. Jack teaches him how to dance with music. Jack takes the dog to

11、 a music company. He tells Mr Smith all about it. When the dog hears the music, he begins to dance happily. All the men in the room are excited. “That’s great!” says Mr Smith. “Well, we can take photos and make an MTV. I think it can be very good. And we can make a lot of money.” Just then, a dog c

12、omes into the room and takes the young dog away with her mouth. “What’s the matter?” asks Mr Smith. “I’m sorry, Mr Smith, ”says Jack. “She is the young dog’s mother. She doesn’t want her son to be an actor. She wants her son to be a doctor. She thinks it’s dangerous to stay in the public place of en

13、tertainment(娛樂) all day.” ( ) 1. Jack has ____ dogs. A. seven B. six C. five ( ) 2. Mr Smith works in a(n) _____. A. music company B. bus station C. animal hospital ( ) 3. From the passage we can learn that ________ takes away the young dog. A. Jack B.

14、 Mr Smith C. a dog 答案：1-3：BAC 陳經(jīng)綸中學(xué)分校期末配題 閱讀B篇 （4） We all know that cell phone are useful and they can bring us lots of fun. Now even kids use cell phones. But sometimes it is dangerous for kids to use them. So it is important to learn how to enjoy your cell phones safely. Sending messa

15、ges can be a great way to talk with your friends. But sometimes you can get some rude(粗魯?shù)? ones. Remember not to answer them. You should save them and show them to your parents or teachers. It is the same when you get a call you don’t know. Don’t believe it even if they say they are your paren

16、ts’ friends. Sending photos from a cell phone is fast, easy and fun. But you must be careful to do that because the photos could stop anywhere else on the Internet. It’s also dangerous to talk on the phone when you cross the street. Kids can be easily hurt by cars when they talk on the phone in

17、the street. Cell phones are useful but dangerous. What should we do then? Well, you should get help from your parents. Let them know who your friends are and when and where you use your cell phone. Tell your parents when you get a call or a message you don’t know. ( )1. What CAN’T a cell phon

18、e do according to the passage? A. Send photos. B. Send messages. C. Watch TV ( )2. Jimmy received a message, but he didn’t know the number, what should he do? A. Reply to the message. B. Call back. C. Save and show it to his parents. ( )3. Who can help you use y

19、our cell phone? A. Your friends. B. Your parents C. Your teachers. ( )4. Which is true according to the passage? A. We can only give a call with a cell phone. B. A car always hurts you when you call in the street. C. You can send photos with a cell phone. (C、C、B、C） （5） Bill wa

20、s fourteen years old and in the ninth grade. He had a part-time job which got him up at five oclock. He was a newspaper boy. Each morning, Bill left the house at five fifteen to go to the corner. The newspapers had been sent to the corner by truck at midnight. He always rode a bike to carry the

21、m. In winter it was still dark when he got up, but during the rest of the year it was bright. Bill had to send the newspapers to the houses of people in all kinds of weather. He tried to put each paper in the box where it would be kept saft from wind and rain or snow. His customers thought he di

22、d a good job. Sometimes they gave him tips(小費(fèi)）. Bill made about $70 each month, and he was saving some of the money to go to college. He spent the rest on tapes and clothes. Once a month he had to get the money from his customers together. Since many of them worked during the day, Bill had to g

23、et the money at night. Sometimes when Bill was ill, his elder brother had to send the newspapers. Once Bills father had to help him. Bill had 70 customers now, but he hoped to get more soon. Some day, if he got many more customers, perhaps Bill could win a prize for being a very good newspaper b

24、oy. He wanted to win a visit to Europe, but he would be happy if he won a new bike. ( )1.Bill couldnt do his part-time job, when ______________. A. he was very busy with his study B. he was ill C. it was raining heavily and blowing strongly ( )2. From the story we know that Bills pa

25、rt-time job could _______________. A. help him get what he needed most at that time B. make him become a college student C. help him make many good friends ( )3. Sometimes Bills customers gave him some tips because ____________. A. they thought newspaper boys got too lit

26、tle for their work B. Bill asked them to do so C. Bill worked so well ( )4. From the story we know the customers liked ____________ people to work for them. A. poor B. hard-working C. young ( )5. As a newspaper boy, if one worked very well, he could possibly win ___________. A. more newspapers B. more money C. a visit to some place or a new bike （B、A、C、B、C） 專心---專注---專業(yè)