2019学年福建省安溪兰溪中学高二英语阅读理解训练：10(含答案)

1、36373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475完形填空OneMondaymorning,theclasswereexcitedabouttherumor（流言）thatthescieneeroomwasonfireovertheweekend.Mr.Johnson,myfifthgradeteacher36itandexplainedthatscieneeclasswouldbecancelled37thefire.Healso38usnottogoneartheroombecau

2、seitcouldbedangerous.Duringthemorningbreak,KimandI39tocheckoutthedamage.Afirsthandobservationwouldmakeusheroesatlunch.Wesafely40thescieneeroom.Westoodontiptoes（脚尖）lookinghardthroughthedoorwindow,tryingtoseewhatwaslikeinside41suddenlyafirmholdonourshouldersstoppedus."Wheredoyoubelong?Certainlyno

3、there!"Iturnedaroundtofindateacherstaring42atus,shouting.Inthosefrozensecondsmillionsof43flashedthroughmymind.Myfatherwouldkillmefordisobeyingteachers.Worsethanthat,mymothermightbesomadthatshemightnot44him.Myheart45evenlowerwhenIthoughtofhowangryMr.Johnsonwouldbe.SoontheteacherledKimandmebackto

4、theclassroom,leavingus46beforeMr.Johnson.Buttoour47,therewasnoyellingandnoangerfromMr.Johnson.48,hebentslowlytolookmeintheeye.Iwasmetwithalookof49ratherthananger.Hespokesoftlyandcarefullyasheexplainedwhyhewas50inmydecisiontogowhereImighthavegot51.AsIlookedintotheeyesofthemanwhocouldsendmetounimagine

5、d52athome,tearswelledupinmyeyes.ThethoughtofdisappointingMr.Johnson53mewhileIfeltagentletouchofMr.Johnson'shandonmyshoulder.Iglaneedupandhesmiled.My54forMr.JohnsongrewgreatlythemomentIdiscoveredthathestilllikedmeevenafterrddisappointedhim.Icouldseethathecaredmoreaboutmy55thanthefactthatrdbrokena

6、rule.ItwasthefirsttimeIfeltthepowerofforgiveness.36.A.confirmedB.believedC.heardD.studied37.A.inspiteofB.duetoC.intermsofD.otherthan38.A.remindedB.informedC.warnedD.convinced39.A.pretendedB.askedC.promisedD.decided40.A.enteredB.foundC.examinedD.reached41.A.asB.whileC.whenD.since42.A.curiouslyB.patie

7、ntlyC.silentlyD.angrily43.A.thoughtsB.excusesC.wordsD.feelings44.A.helpB.stopC.hateD.seize45.A.flewB.beatC.sankD.moved46.A.whistlingB.chattingC.whisperingD.shaking47.A.delightB.surpriseC.regretD.sorrow48.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.InsteadD.Otherwise49.A.concernB.guiltC.comfortD.complaint50.A.frightenedB.

8、puzzledC.disappointedD.discouraged51.A.burntB.hurtC.lostD.blamed52.A.consequencesB.destructionsC.influencesD.surroundings53.A.shockedB.confusedC.boredD.shamed54.A.careB.hopeC.loveD.desire55.A.behaviorB.freedomC.dignityD.safety阅读理解(A)Iamastrongbelieverthatifachildisraisedwithapproval,helearnstolovehi

9、mselfandwillbesuccessfulinhisownway.Severalweeksago,Iwasdoinghomeworkwithmysoninthethirdgradeandhekeptstandingupfromhischairtogooverthemathlines.Ikeptaskinghimtositdown,tellinghimthathewouldconcentratebetter.Hesatbutsecondslater,asifhedidn'tevennoticehewasdoingit,hegotupagain.Iwasgettingdisappoi

10、nted,butthenithitme.Istartednoticinghisanswersweremuchquickerandaccuratewhenhestoodup.Couldhebemoreconcentratedwhilestandingup?ThismademestartquestioningmyselfandwhatIhadbeenraisedtobelieve.Iwasraisedtobelievethataquiet,calmchildwasasurewaytosuccess.Thischildwouldhavethedisciplinetostudyhard,getgood

11、gradesandbecomesomeoneimportantinlife.NowthosesamepeopleperhapscometorealizethattheirkidsarebornwiththeirownsetsofDNAandpersonalitycharacteristics,andallyoucandoislovingandacceptingthem.Asparents,throughouttheirgrowingyearsandbeyondthat,weneedtobeourkids'bestcheerleaders,guidingthemandhelpingthe

12、mfindtheirways.Ihavestoppedaskingmysontositdownandconcentrate.Obviously,heisconcentratingjustinhisownwayandnotmine.Weneedtolearntoacceptourkids'waysofdoingthings.Somewaymayhaveworkedformebutdoesn'tmeanweneedtocarryitthroughgenerations.Thereisnothingsweeterthanbeingindividualandunique.Itmakes

13、usfreeandhappyandthat'sjustthewayIwantmykidstolivetheirownlife.56. Atthebeginning,theauthortriedtokeephissonseatedinordertomakehim.A. paymoreattentiontohisstudyB.keepsilentintheroomC.finishhishomeworkontimeD.getrightanswers57. Inspiredbythecaseofhisson,theauthorbegantodoubt.A.theimportaneeofpare

14、ntsB.thegoodgradesofsomekidsC.theoldformofeducationD.therelationshipbetweenkidsandtheirparents58. Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsisRIGHT?A. Parentsshouldstudytheirkids'DNA.B.Parentsshouldloveandaccepttheirkids.C.Kidsshouldbetaughttobehavethemselves.D.Weshouldhelpkidscorrectth

15、eirwrongways.59. Theauthorhasstoppedaskinghissontositdownbecause.A. hissonwantstobeuniqueB.hisson'sDNAisdifferentC.hissondoesn'tfollowhisadviceD.hehaschangedhistraditionalideas(B)Weallknowthatthecostofheatingourhomeswillcontinuetobeasignificantburdenonthefamilybudget.Nowmillionsofpeoplearesa

16、vingontheirheatingbillswiththeEPPortableHeater.Withoveronemillionsatisfiedcustomersaroundtheworld,thenewEPheatsbetterandfaster,savesmoreonheatingbills,andrunsalmostsilent.TheEPhasnoexposedheatingpartsthatcancauseafire.TheoutsideofEPonlygetswarmtothetouchsothatitwillnotburnchildrenorpets.TheEPwillnot

17、reduceoxygenintheroom.Withotherheaters,you'llnoticethatyougetsleepywhentheheatcomesonbecausetheyareburningupoxygen.TheadvaneedEPalsoheatstheroomevenly,walltowallandfloortoceiling.Itcomfortablycoversanareaupto350squarefeet.Otherheatersheatroomsunevenlywithmostoftheheatconcentratedtothecenterofthe

18、room.Andtheyonlyheatanareaafewfeetaroundtheheater.WiththeEP,thetemperaturewillnotvaryinanypartoftheroom.TheEPcomeswitha3-yearwarranty(保修)anda60-day.Noquestionsasked.Satisfactionguaranteed.Ifyouarenottotallysatisfied,returnittoourexpertiseandyourmoneywillbegivenbacktoyou.Now,wehaveaspecialofferfor10d

19、ays,duringwhichyoucanenjoyahalfpricediscountandafreedelivery.Ifyouorderthat,wereservetherighttoeitheracceptorrejectorderrequestsatthediscountedprice.Takeactionrightnow!60. Whatismainlydiscussedinparagraph2?A. theheatoftheEPB.theappearanceoftheEPC.thesafetyoftheEPD.thematerialoftheEP61. Fromthepassag

20、e,wecanlearnthattheEP.A. doesn'tburnupoxygenB.runswithoutanynoiseC.makespeoplegetsleepyD.isunsuitableforchildrenandpets62. Theunderlinedword“evenly”inparagraph4probablymeans.A. continuouslyB.separatelyC.equallyD.quickly63. Themainpurposeofthepassageisto.A.advisepeopletosaveonheatingbillsB. persu

21、adepeopletobuytheproductC. reportthenewdevelopmentofportableheatersD. comparethefunctionsofdifferentheaterbrands(C)Menarespendingmoreandmoretimeinthekitchenencouragedbycelebrity(名人)chefcookslikeGordonRamsayandJamieOliver,accordingtoareportfromOxfordUniversity.Theeffectofthecelebrityrolemodels,whohav

22、egivencookingamoremanlypicture,hascombinedwithamoregeneraldrivetowardssexualequalityandmennowspendmorethantwicetheamountoftimepreparingmealsthantheydidin1961.AccordingtotheresearchbyProf.JonatahnGershuny,whorunstheCentreforTimeResearchatOxford,mennowspendmorethanhalfanhouradaycooking,upfromjust12min

23、utesadayin1961.Prof.Gershunysaid,“Themaninthekitchenispartofamuchwidersocialtrend.Therehasbeen40yearsofsexualequality,butthereisanother40yearsprobablyi”tocome.”Women,whoagenerationagospentnearlytwohoursadaycooking,nowspendjustonehourandsevenminutesagreatfall,buttheystillspendfarmoretimeinthekitchent

24、hanmen.Someexpertshavenamedthesemeninapronsas“Gastrosexuals(menusingcookingskillstoimpressfriends)”,whohavebeeninspiredtopickupakitchenknifebythesuccessofRamsay,OliveraswellasothermalecelebritychefssuchasHughFearnley-Whittingstall,MarcoPierreWhiteandKeithFloyd.“Iwasmarriedin1974.Whenmyfathercametovi

25、sitmeafewweekslater,IwaswearinganapronwhenIopenedthedoor.Helaughed,”saidProf.Gershuny.“Thatwouldneverhappennow.”Two-thirdsofadultssaythattheycometogethertoshareatleastthreetimesaweek,evenifitisnotnecessarilyaroundakitchenordiningroomtable.Prof.Gershunypointedoutthatthefamilymealwasnowrarelyeatenbyal

26、lofitsmembersaroundatablewithmany“familymeals”infacttakenonthesofainthesittingroom,andsharedbyfamilymembers.“Thefamilymealhaschangedalot,andfewofuseatasIdidwhenIwasachildatleasttwomealsadaytogetherasafamily.Butithassurvivedinadifferentform.”64. Whatisonereasonbehindthetrendthatmenspendmoretimecookin

27、gthanbefore?A. Theimprovementofcooks'skills.B. Theinfluenceofpopularfemalechefs.C. Thechangeoffemale'sviewoncooking.D.Thedevelopmentofsexualequalitycampaign65. Whatdoestheauthorthinkaboutthetimemenandwomenspendoncooking?A.Womenspendmuchlesstimeoncookingthanbefore.B. Menspendmoretimecookingth

28、anwomennowadays.C. Itwilltake40yearsbeforemenspendmoretimeatthestovethanwomen.D. Thereisasharpdeclineinthetimemenspendoncookingcomparedwith1961.66. HowdidProf.Gershunyseethefamilymealaccordingtothepassage?A.Ithasbecomeathingofthepast.B. Itshouldn'tbeadvocatedinmoderntimes.C. Itisverydifferentfro

29、mwhatitusedtobe.D.Itisbeneficialtothestabilityofthefamily.67. Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TheChangesofFamilyMealsC.CookingaThingofthePastforWomenB. EqualitybetweenMenandWomenD. CookingintoaNewTrendforMen(D)Registerinperson,byphone264-8833,orbymail.Useformgiven.178INWinchesterSt.,ChicagoBasicP

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39、thingnew69. Therearetypingcourses.A.onSaturdaysandSundaysB.fromMondaytoFridayC.fromMondaytoSaturdayD.onTuesdaysandThursdays70. Fromthetextwecaninfer.A.MarianneAdamshashadmanyphotographsprintedinamagazineB. JosephSaimdershasworkedinNewUrbanUniversityfor12yearsC. DrJohnGoode'smethodofstoppingsmoki

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41、rsdayinJanuary（E）Thegentlegiantsofouroceansarewhalesharks.It'sthebiggestsharkandcanreachaslongas41.5feet,andtheseamazingcreaturesarenotonlythebiggestsharks.theyarealsothebiggestfishofanykind.Whalesharkshavealifeof70yearsonaverage,andtheyspendtheirdaysgentlyswimminginthewarmandtropicaloceans.Thei

42、rteetharethesizeofmatchheads,andwhiletheirjawscouldbepowerful,theyhavenevertendedtoattackhumans.Theirteethplaynoroleineating,asplankton（浮游生物）doesnotneedtobechewed.Theyaretobefoundinnumbersinthewarmeroceansandtheypreferthedeepwatersoftheopenoceans.Severaltimesayeartheygathertogetherincertainspotswhereplanktonisplentiful.Thoseareasareallwithina30°northorsouthlatitude（纬度）fromequator.Sadly,whalesharksaretargetedbycommercialfisheriesatthosespots.Howeasyitmustforthefishermentocatchthosebeaut