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閱讀理解 濟(jì)寧題型專練 A (xx北京東城一模) Summer vacation is coming. Attending a summer program is a good way to improve skills and make new friends. TeenLife has researched and collected the best summer activities for you. For more information, please log in www.Teenlife.com. ?Snow Farm Summer At Snow Farm Summer, you’ re not a student, you’ re an artist! It offers smallgroup studios(工作室) led by professional artists. The studios include glass, clay, metal, drawing/painting and printmaking. They are for 8th～12th graders from July 15 to July 20, xx. ?The Ithaca Summer Music Academy(ISMA) ISMA provides a creative and supportive environment for young adults to grow into musicians. Our program offers rich music courses which are taught by Ithaca College teachers and top music educators from across the country. Our program is open to grades 7～9. It is from July 8 to July 21, xx. ?National Teen Leadership Program(NTLP) Our leadership program includes leadership exercises and speech training. It will improve teens’ leadership skills. Our program is open to students in grades 9～12. Our camps this year will be held at Chapman University, July 10～12 and at Sacramento State University, July 31～August 2. ?Engineering Experience Have you ever wanted to build a bridge? Program a robot? Join us for a handson, weeklong introduction to the world of engineering at Episcopal High School. Students will use their design skills and the scientific method to solve real engineering problems. It is open to 7th～9th graders and starts on July 10, xx. 1．If a 10th grader wants to improve painting skills, he/she can join ． A．Snow Farm Summer B．National Teen Leadership Program C．Engineering Experience D．The Ithaca Summer Music Academy 2．What can students do in NTLP? A．Take part in art studios. B．Take some music courses. C．Receive speech training. D．Learn to design a bridge. 3．If a student wants to learn how to program a robot, he/she will take the course at ． A．Ithaca College B．Episcopal High School C．Chapman University D．Sacramento State University B (xx廣東廣州海珠一模)Oscar Bloom was unhappy. It was his eighth birthday. All his friends were going to come over that evening. His little sister Samantha had made him the brightest, friendshipbirthday bracelet. He had heard his dad whispering to his mom the day before about “picking up the little puppy”， and had a feeling that one of presents might be a little dog that he had been wishing for ever since he was five. So what was wrong? Oscar was sad because there was one very, very, hugely important person who was missing today—his beloved Grandma Rose. Last year she fell ill and then one day she just wasn’ t there. “Grandma’ s gone, but she still loves you very much，” mom explained. “I miss Grandma Rose，” Oscar said. “Well. Grandma has a present for you！” A present from Grandma? How? Mom pressed play on the CD player, and Oscar heard his grandmother’ s voice! “My dear Oscar，” the recording began. “I’ m sorry I can’ t be there with you today to celebrate such an exciting day, but I’ m with you in spirit. I’ m with you all the time. As for your birthday present, I’ d like to tell you about the day you were born, which was the very first day I met you. That was exactly eight years ago. What a tiny little thing you were back then! The doctor hardly had time to pick you up before you started to make sounds! Every doctor waits for the baby to cry, to make sure the baby is healthy, but you. Oscar, you changed the rules on them. Your mother doesn’ t remember this because she was too tired, but I will never forget it. You opened your mouth, and you gave a little laugh! That’ s right, you laughed! And only then did you open your mouth wider to start crying like all the rest of the babies in the hospital. I hope you remember this story for the rest of your life, young man，” Grandma Rose continued. “This is the beginning of your oral history! My present to you！” Oscar couldn’ t believe his ears. His own Grandma Rose was telling him a story he had never heard before. A big smile grew across Oscar’ s face. What a special birthday this had turned out to be! 4．What was Grandma Rose doing when Oscar had his eighth birthday party? A．She was dead. B．She was lying in bed. C．She was waiting in the hospital. D．She was coming home for the party. 5．According to the passage, which present is the most valuable to Oscar? A．The little dog. B．The bracelet. C．The recording. D．The birthday party. 6．In the last paragraph, Oscar smiled because ． A．he had forgotten Grandma Rose B．he had got so many expensive gifts on his birthday C．the recording had told him a special story of his mother D．the recording had brought Grandma’ s love back to him 7．What is the title of the story? A．A Sad Little Boy B．A Boring Birthday Party C．The History of Oscar D．An Unforgettable Present C (xx湖南長(zhǎng)沙麓山國(guó)際實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校一模改編)In China and even in the world, Huawei is a wonder. Although it started producing mobile phones not many years ago, it has become one of the most famous phone companies. Now Huawei has got third place at the mobile market, just following Apple and Samsung. After seeing more of its smartphones were sold last year, Huawei appears to be more confident in its bigger goals. “We hope that in three years our market share can be the top two and in five years our market share can be the top one，” Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei’ s Consumer(消費(fèi)者) Business Group, said in a recent TV interview. The company sold 108 million smartphones in xx，compared with xx, the number increased by 44 percent, though it was much smaller than Apple’ s 231.5 million iPhones and Samsung’ s 317.2 million smartphones. “The number of our smartphones is still growing，” Yu said, “and our company is expecting an increase of 30% in smartphone shipments(出貨量). It’ ll be a great success.” Although Huawei’ s smartphones sold well in Western Europe and China, the market in the US is another example. Yu said that the company was “so late” to the US. However, we are trying hard to raise our market share there in the next few years. 8．According to the passage, which are top two biggest smartphone companies now? A．Apple and Huawei. B．Samsung and Huawei. C．Samsung and Apple. D．Huawei and Xiaomi. 9．How many smartphones were sold by Huawei in xx? A．108 million. B．231.5 million. C．317.2 million. D．60.48 million. 10．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A．Huawei has a very long history of making smartphones. B．Huawei’ s market share will be the top one in two years. C．Huawei is trying hard to make its market share rise in America. D．Huawei came to American market in the earlier years. 11．What does the passage mainly want to tell us? A．Smartphones are getting popular around the world. B．Huawei’ s phone company is getting better and better. C．Huawei is trying hard to make money. D．Smartphone is less popular in the world. D (xx湖南長(zhǎng)沙麓山國(guó)際實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校一模改編)A little girl’ s interest in wanting to talk about Chinese food put her on a path to study the language. Isabelle first became interested in Chinese when she was 5. “We were at a Chinese restaurant. She was watching a man making noodles. She was so excited that she wanted to talk with him. Unfortunately, he didn’ t speak English. On the way home, she said she wanted to learn Chinese，” said Isabelle’ s father. “I totally fell in love with the language. It’ s so beautiful and unlike anything I’ ve ever heard before，” said Isabelle, whose Chinese name is Bao Ling. She is now 12 and very good at Chinese, she can even watch movies and TV from China without subtitles. Some of her favorite Chinese cartoons are Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Big Head Son and Small Head Dad, which are very popular in China. Isabelle studies at the Confucius Institute(孔子學(xué)院) near her home, the William&Mary Confucius Institute. “It is just the beginning of a fantastic on going adventure, all thanks to the Confucius Institute，” she said. The WMCI offers courses on many aspects(方面) of Chinese culture, from travel tips to calligraphy(書法), to tai chi, cooking and music. The first course that Isabelle took was a cooking class. She then tried tai chi and kung fu through the WMCI. Next year, through the WMCI, Isabelle will join the JNCLNCLIS(languagepolicy.org) to ask for more aid for language instruction in public schools. “I want to thank the Confucius Institute for sharing the wonderful language and culture of China to the world，” she said. “It has been a wonderful journey for all of us，” said her mother. 12．Why did Isabelle become interested in Chinese at first? A．Because she wanted to talk about Chinese food. B．Because she wanted to be a Chinese cook. C．Because she thought Chinese was so beautiful. D．Because she wanted to travel in China. 13．What courses did Isabelle take through WMCI? A．Cooking, calligraphy and tai chi. B．Cooking, kung fu and tai chi. C．Cooking, tai chi and music. D．Calligraphy, kung fu, tai chi. 14．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A．Isabelle first became interested in Chinese when she was 12 years old. B．Isabelle has got aid for language instruction in public schools. C．Both Isabelle and her mother feel good about the Confucius Institute. D．Isabelle studies at the Confucius Institute far away her home. 15．What is the best title of the passage? A．How Chinese Food Led to a Girl’ s Love of Chinese B．How Popular Chinese Calligraphy Is in Foreign Countries C．Why Is the Confucius Institute Welcomed in Foreign Countries D．How Did the Confucius Institute Develop in the World 參考答案 1～3 ACB　4～7 ACDD　8～11 CACB　12～15 ABCA