新译林版英语八年级上册Unit4阅读理解

八年级双语阅读试题（英语）I.Choosetherightanswer.(10^)GadgetBoyknewthatsomethingwasn'tright.Hetookthetrackingdevicehisbelt.Robo-manhadasimilar2sotheycouldalwaysfindeachother.GadgetBoy'strackingdevicebeganto3,Somethingwasvery4,ThetrackingdevicesaidthatRobo-manwas5intheroom.It6hewasonthestage!GadgetBoywalkedtowardsthestage.Thebeepinggrew7andfaster.Hejumped8thestage,9hisspring-loadedboots."Getoffthestage!5910KidFantastic.A.outofB.fromC.afterD.awayA.gadgetB.machineC.popD.deviceA.beepB.cryC.yellD.communityA.interestingB.oddA.interestingB.oddA.alwaysB.oftenA.spokeB.shoutedA.smallestB.smallerA.interestingB.oddA.alwaysB.oftenA.interestingB.oddA.alwaysB.oftenA.spokeB.shoutedA.smallestB.smallerC.commonD.fantasticC.stillD.yetC.saidD.toldC.loudestD.louderA.ontoB.intoC.fromD.inapositionofA.usedB.usesC.usingD.useA.saidB.repliedC.askedD.shoutedILReadthefollowingpassageandchoosethebestanswer.(205)DirtonMyShoeDinosaursKaitlynandJordanwalkedbacktothetrail.Onthewayback,theypassedagroupofhikers.Arangerwastakingthegrouponaguidedwalk.TherangerstoppedtotalktothegroupJustasKaitlynandJordanpassedby."MillionsofyearsagoJtherangerexplained,"Therewaslotsoflifeuphere.Butyouwouldneverknowitnow."JordanlookedatKaitlyn."See?That'swhatItoldyou!”hesmiled.“InfactJtherangercontinued,"wehavefoundfossilsuphereoflargeandsmalldinosaurs.”JordanandKaitlynsteppedclosertolisten.“Notallfossilsareofanimals,“therangersaid."Thereareseashellandplantfossilsuphere,too.”“Butfossilsareusuallyhardtofind.There9stoomuchdirttosearchthrough.Whenmostplantsandanimalsdie,theybreakdownandbecomepartofthesoil."“Weshouldgo,Jordan/5Kaitlynsaid.Jordannodded,andheandKaittlynrantocatchupwiththeirfamilies.ThePaperCup“Hithere!You'reback,“saidKaitlyn'smum,smiling.“Didyouhaveagoodlookaround?”askedJordan'sdad.“Yes,wedidJJordananswered.“Whydidwchavetocomebacksoquickly?”"BecausewewanttosetupcampbeforedarkJdadreplied.“Wecouldhavefoundafossilthough,“Kaitlynsaid.“Maybewecancomebackandjoinapaleontologicaldig,”Jordan'sdadsuggested.'TdreallylikethatJJordansaid.“Whatareyougoingtodowithallthatdirt?”Kaitlynasked.“It'snotjustdirtJJordanresponded."I'mgoingtoputitundermymicroscopeathome.Maybetherearethingsinitwecan'tseerightnow.Ican'twaittolook!”Therangerstoppedtothegroup.A.talkB.totalkC.talkingD.talked"Didyouhaveagood?”askedJordan'sdad.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookaroundD.afterThere9stosearchthrough.A.toomuchdirtB.toomanydirtsC.toomuchdirtD.toomanydirtsJordannodded,andheandKaittlynrantotheirfamilies.A.catchuponB.catchupinC.catchatD.catchupwith"Becausewewanttocampbeforedark,“dadreplied.A.setupB.setonC.setinD.setdownIII.Readandprepareforwriting.(20)FriendshipFeatherHundredsofyearsagomanypeoplethoughtbirdswereholy.TheybelievedbirdsweremessengersofGod.Birds'songsmeantpeaceandjoy.Birds'brightandcolourfulfeathersmeantbeautyandhappinesstopeople.IntheeyesofNativeAmerican,birds'feathersareasymboloffriendship.Ifapersonshowskindnesstoanotherperson,hemaygetafeatherasapresentfromtheotherone.Tothem,theeaglefeatheristhebesttoshowfriendship.NativeAmericanpeoplebelievetheeagleistheleaderofallbirds.Itfliesthehighestandseesthefurthestofallbirds.Iftheygiveaneaglefeathertosomeone,theymeantheirfriendshipiseveryprecious.NativeAmericanaregoodatmakingfriendshipfeathers.Theyusuallyputbeadsandleatheronfeatherstomakethemmorebeautiful.Afriendshipfeatherisusually27centimeterslong.•Fillintheblanks.(105)Birds5in]ofyearsagoTheywereGod's2Theirsongsmeant3Their4meantbeautyandhappiness.Birds5feathersTheyareasymbolof5The6featheristhebesttoshowfriendship.7feathers8Americansaregoodatmakingthem.Peopleuse9tomakethemprettier.Afriendshipfeatherisusually10long...9.10.•Answerthefollowingquestions.(10,)Whatdidbirds9songsmean?WhydoNativeAmericansthinktheeaglefeatheristhebesttoshowfriendship?Whoisgoodatmakingfriendshipfeather?Whoisgoodatmakingfriendshipfeather?HowdoNativeAmericansmakefe