中考英语复习阅读理解练习7篇

中考英语复习阅读理解练习7篇

Passage1

Weallhavehabitsthatwewanttogiveup.Thesearehabitswhichare

notgoodforusinsomewayoranother.Ahabitisanactivitythatwehave

gotusedto.It'snoteasytobreakabadhabitbecausewehavegotusedtoit,

andithasbecomeconvenient（方便的）.

Wearesousedtoourbadhabitsthatmostofthetimeweevendon'trealize

thatwehavethemuntilsomeonepointsthemouttous.Sothefirststepthat

willleadtochangingabadhabitistoacceptthefactthatisnotgoodforyou.

Sinceyouknowyouhavedevelopedabadhabit,it'sbesttofindoutwhy

youdevelopeditinthefirstplace.Findoutthereasonbehindit,asthat

willhelpyouinunderstandingwhyyou'resowillingtoperformthat

act.Thereisnothingtofeelscaredof.Youhavetofaceitandthengiveit

up.

Findouthowbadhabitshavespoiled（糟蹋）thingsaroundyou.For

example,abadhabitofgettinguplatecandestroytheschedule（时间表）

ofyourwholeday.And,ifthisiswhatyoudoeveryday,thenimagine

howmanydaysithasalreadyeatenup.Realizethisandmakeupyour

mindtogiveitup.

Analarm（闹钟）issomethingthatwillpreventyoufromperformingyour

badhabit.Forexample,toavoidgettinguplate,setanalarmanddecide

thatyouneedtomakealittleefforttoreachittoturnitoff.

Tellyourfamilyandfriendsaboutyourdecisionsothattheycanpreventyou

fromperformingthebadhabitandalsoremindyouofthepromiseyou've

madetoyourself.

Rewardyourselfeverytimeyoustopyourselffromperformingthebad

habit.Thiswillkeepyouencouragedtobreakthebadhabitandatthesame

timemakeyouhappy.

Therearehabitsthatpeoplehavecarriedwiththemforyearsanditwill

surelytakesometimetogivethemup.However,breakingabadhabitis

abetterchoicethanlettingitgrowintoanaddiction（瘾）.Trygivingupa

badhabit,andfeelthedifferenceinyourself.Youwillbeproudof

yourselfandIwillcertainlycongratulateyouonit.

49.FromParagraph1,wecanlearnthat.

A.peoplefinditdifficulttobreakabadhabit

B.wemustchangeallthehabitswehave

C.ahabitisaterriblethingwecanneverchange

D.wecaneasilychangeabadhabit

50.Accordingtothepassage,ifyouwanttogiveupyourbadhabit,you

haveto.

A.talktoyourfamilyorfriends

B.findoutthereasonbehindit

C.finishyourhomeworkfirst

D.spendlesstimeontheInternet

51.WhichofthefollowingisNOTaproperwaytobreakabadhabit?

A.Knowthebadeffectsthatbadhabitshavebroughtyou.

B.Facethefactyouhaveabadhabitandit'sbadforyou.

C.Rewardyourselfwhensucceedinginstoppingyourselffromperforming

thebadhabit.

D.Waituntilsomeoneremindsyouofthepromiseyou'vemadetoyourself.

52.Afterreadingthepassage,you'llknow.

A.howtofindoutyourhabits

B.howtochangeyourhabits

C.howtobreakabadhabit

D.howtodevelopagoodhabit

Passage2

Beingateenagercanbechallenging,butitcanalsobeexciting.You're

becomingmoreindependent（独立的）andmakingdecisionsfor

yourself.Youarealsobearingtotakerisksandsolveproblemsbetter.And

changesarehappeningthroughoutyourbody,eveninyourbrain.

Thechangesinyourbrainareinfluencinghowyoudevelopintoan

adult.Imaginethestructures（结构）ofyourbrainislikeabigroad

map.Lotsofroadsleadtodifferentdestinations（目的地）.Whenyou

wereachild,asyoulearntnewthings,yourbraincreatedmoreandmore

roadstodifferentdestinations.Bythetimeyoubecomeateenager,many

differentroadsleadtothemostimportantplacesonthemap.Nowyour

brain'sjobistomakethatmapmoreefficient（有效的）.

Asaresult,yourexperiencesasateenageractuallyinfluencethewaythat

yourbraindevelops.Ifyouspendhoursplayingvideogames,whatskills

doyouuse?Youlearntoseesomethingwithyoureyesandrespond（作出

反应）toitwithyourhands.Asyoudevelopthoseskills,yourbrainis

makingsurethattheroadsleadingtothemareespeciallyfastand

efficient.So,yourvideo-gameplayingcouldbepreparingyoufora

careersuchasapilot.

Thisisagreattimeforyoutopracticenewskillsanddiscoverwhatyou're

goodatandtrywhatyoulovedoing.Gooutandtrydifferentactivities,

andsticktothemifyouthinktheyareuseful.Rememberthatwith

everythingyoudo,you'reshpingyourbrainforthefuture.

49.Whathappensaschildrenlearnnewthings?

A.Theirbrainsmakethemapsmoreefficient.

B.Thestructuresoftheirbrainsarelikebigroadmaps.

C.Manydifferentroadsleadtothemostimportantplaces.

D.Theirbrainscreatemoreroadstodifferentdestinations.

50.What'sthewriter'sadviceforteenagers?

A.Teenagersshouldexperiencemoreandsticktotheusefulactivities.

B.Teenagersshouldplaymorevideogamesinordertobeapilot.

C.Teenagersshouldworkharderandmoreefficiently.

D.Teenagersshouldlearntobemoreindependent.

51.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.WaysofChngingYourBrain.

B.MakingDecisionsforYourself.

C.DevelopingYourBrainfortheFuture.

D.ChangesHappeninginYourBrain.

Passage3

Onedaywhensomegovernmentofficialswererebuildingabarn,they

foundamouseholeinacornerandusedsmoketoletthemiceinsidethe

holecomeout.Awhilelatertheyindeedsawmicerunningout,oneafter

another.Then,everyonethoughtthatallthemicehadescaped.Butjustas

theybegantocleanup,theysawtwomicesqueezingoutatthemouthofthe

hole.Withsomeefforts,themicefinallygotout.However,itwasstrange

thataftertheycameoutofthehole,theydidnotrunaway

immediately.Instead,onechasedaftertheothernearthemouthofthe

hole.Itseemedthatonewastryingtobitethetailoftheother.

Everyonewaspuzzled,sotheysteppednearertotakealook.Theyrealized

thatoneofthemicewasblindandcouldnotseeanything,andtheotherwas

tryingtoallowtheblindmousetobiteonhistailsothathecouldpullthe

blindonewithhimtoescape.Afterseeingwhathappened,everyonewas

speechlessandlostinthought.Duringthemealtime,thegroupofpeoplesat

downinacircleandstartedtochataboutwhathappenedtothetwomice.

OneseriousAmericanofficialsaid："Ithinktherelationshipbetweenthose

twomicewasthatofkingandguard."Theothersthoughtforawhileand

said："Thatwaswhy!"AsmartFrenchsaid："Ithinktherelationshipbetween

thosetwomicewasthatofhusbandandwife."Againtheothersthoughtfor

awhile,andallfeltitmadesense.AJapanesesaid："Ithinktherelationship

betweenthosetwomicewasthatofmotherandson."Onceagaintheothers

thoughtforawhile,andfeltthiswasmorereasonable.Sotheyexpressed

agreementanothertime.

Atthatmoment,oneChineseasked："Whydidthosetwomicehavetohave

acertainrelationship?"Suddenly,thegrouplookedbackattheChineseand

remainedspeechless.TheAmericanofficial,theFrenchandtheJapanese

whohadspokenearlierallloweredtheirheadsinshame,anddidnotdareto

answer.

Infact,thetrueloveisnotbuiltonfriendship,loyaltyorblood

relationship.Instead,itisbasedonnorelationship.

56.Neitherofthetwomiceranawayimmediatelybecause.

A.onewasbitingtheother

B.themouthoftheholewastoosmall

C.onewastryingtohelptheblindone

D.theywerenotafraidofsmoke

57."itmadesense"probablymeans.

A.itwascorrect

B.itwasstrange

C.itwasfunny

D.itwassweet

58.Whydidtheylowertheirheadsinshameaccordingtothepassage?__

A.Theydidnotdaretoanswer.

B.Theyhadmistakentherelationshipofthemice.

C.Theyregretteddrivingapoorblindmouseaway.

D.Theydidnotexpressthemselvesmuchbetter.

59.Itisclearthat.

A.allthemicecameoutoftheholeeasily

B.differentpeopleunderstoodtherelationshipdifferently

C.thepeoplewantedtokillthemicewithsmoke

D.thepeopleknewoneofthemicewasblindatthefirstsight

60.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.

A.LOVEISALL

B.HELPPRODUCESLOVE

C.FRIENDSINNEED

D.TWOLOVELYMICE.

Passage4

Anoldmandiedandlefthissonalotofmoney.Butthesonwasafoolish

youngman,andhequicklyspentallthemoney,sothatsoonhehadnothing

left.Ofcourse,whenthathappened,allhisfriendslefthim.Whenhewas

quitepoorandalone,hewenttoseeNasreddin,whowasakind,clever

oldmanandoftenhelpedpeoplewhentheyhadtroubles.

"Mymoneyhasfinishedandmyfriendshavegone,"saidtheyoung

man."Whatwillhappentomenow?"

"Don'tworry,youngman,"answeredNasreddin."Everythingwillsoon

beallrightagain.Wait,andyouwillsoonfeelmuchhappier."

Theyoungmanwasveryglad."AmIgoingtogetrichagainthen?"he

askedNasreddin.

"No,Ididn'tmeanthat,"saidtheoldman."Imeantthatyouwouldsoon

getusedtobeingpoorandtohavingnofriends."

1.Anoldmandiedandlefthisson.

A.nothingB.muchmoneyC.somegold

2.Whenthesonwas,hewenttoseeNasreddin.

A.shortofmoneyB.quitepoorandsick

C.quitepoorandalone

3.TheyoungmanwasverygladbecauseNasreddinsaidthat.

A.hewouldbecomerichagain

B.hewouldsoonfeelmuchhappier

C.hewouldbecomeclever

4.Nasreddinmeanttheyoungman.

A.wouldgetrichagain

B.wouldgetusedtohavingnothing

C.wouldgetusedtobeingintrouble

5.Whatthisstorytellsusis.

A.thatmoneyiseverythingB.thatmoneymakesthemarego

C.tosaveeachpenny（一便士）

Passage5

TheDiaryofaYoungGirlwaswrittenbyagirlnamedAnneFrank.Itis

atrueexperienceofateenagerinwartime(WorldWarII,1939-1945)andit

hasalsobecomeasymbolofthevictoryofthehumanspirit.

Here'soneofAnne'sdiaries.

Friday,10September,1943

DearKitty,

EverytimeIwritetoyousomethingspecialseemstohavehappened,but

theyaremoreoftenunpleasantthanpleasantthings.However,nowthereis

somethingwonderfulgoingon.LastWednesdayevening,8September,we

sataroundlisteningtotheseveno'clocknewsandthefirstthingweheard

was:"Herefollowsthebestnewsofthewholewar.Italyhascapitulated1V

Italy'sunconditionalsurrender^!TheDutchprogramfromEnglandbeganat

quarterpasteight.''Listeners,anhourago,Ihadjustfinishedwritingthe

chronicleofthedaywhenthewonderfulnewsofItaly'scapitulationcamein.

IcantellyouthatIhaveneverdepositedmynotesinthewastepaperbasket

withsuchjoy!”"GodSavetheKing,“theAmericannationalanthem3,and

the“Internationale“wereplayed.Asalways,theDutchprogramwas

cheerful,butnottoooptimistic.

Stillwehavetroubles,too;it'saboutMr.Koophuis.Asyouknow,weare

allveryfondofhim,heisalwayscheerfulandamazinglybrave,althoughhe

isneverwell,hasalotofpain,andisnotallowedtoeatmuchordomuch

walking."WhenMr.Koophuisenters,thesunbeginstoshine,“Mummysaid

justrecently,andsheisquiteright.Nowhehashadtogointothehospital

foraveryunpleasantabdominaloperationandwillhavetostaythereforat

leastfourweeks.Youreallyoughttohaveseenhowhesaidgood-byetous

justasusual—hemighthavesimplybeengoingouttodoabitofshopping.

Yours,Anne

Newwords:

1.capitulatev.tostopresistinganenemyandacceptthatyouaredefeated

SYNsurrenderv.&n.投降

2.depositv.putdown放下；放置

3.nationalanthemn.theofficialsongofanationthatissungonspecial

occasions国歌

4.upliftingadj.makingyoufeelhappierorgivingyoumorehope令人

振奋的

54.Theunderlinedphrase''somethingwonderfuF,refersto（指代）that

A.Anne'sfamilycouldgetnewsB.Italycapitulated

C.theDutchprogramwascheerfulD.Mr.Koophuiswasbrave

55.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“optimistic“inParagraph1mean?

A.乐观的B.悲观的C.满意的D.失望的

56.WhatisthemostprobabledatethatMr.Koophuisreturnedfrom

hospital?

A.10September.B.24September.C.3October.D.17

October.

57.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninfer（推断）that.

A.Anneoftenfacedmoreunpleasantthanpleasantthings.

B.Anne'sfamilygotthenewsofthewaronradio.

C.Mr.Koophuiswasn'twelcomeinAnne'sfamily.

D.Mr.Koophuiswasquiteafraidofhisoperation.

Passage6

Bradford

CityWelcometothewinteredition（版）of

CityMatters,"DontDropIT;Stop

IT!”

Putrubbishinyourwheeliebin（有轮大垃圾桶）.

Youmustputyourrubbishinyourwheeliebintokeepyour

environmentclean.Dontpileyourrubbishup（堆放）inyourhouse

orgarden-useawheeliebinoroneofourlargerbins.You

canbuyawheeliebinfromourWasteManagementSectionat

01943874122.Youcantellusaboutmiceorrubbishinyourareaby

phoningourPublicHealthUnitat01943874146.银

Didyouknowthatyoucangeta50finefordropping

rubbishonthestreets?OurCouncilofficersareonthestreets

ofBradfordlookingforpeoplewhodroprubbish.Theywill

finepeoplewhodroplitter.Thisispartofouf'DontDropIT;Stop

IT'Campaign（运动）.

Dontfillyourbin-recycle.

Justthinkhowfullyourbingetsover

theholidays.Toreduceyourwaste:

Say'no'tounwantedbags.

Takeyourownbagstothesupermarketor

reuseoldones.Getyourfreeshoppingbag

fromourAdvice「Center.Recycleyour

waste.

lakebottlestoyourlocal

A

recyclingcenter.Buyrecycled

athings.

aCardsandpaperaregoodexamples.

Ourcompetitionwinners

Aspartofour“DontDropIT;StopIT'campaign,community

groupsfromthenorth,

south,eastandwestofthecity-500volunteers-enteredour

competitiontocleanuptheirarea.Thegoalwastomakethecity

cleanerforthosewholive,work,shoporplaythere.Thefour

winnerswere:HighTreesParentGroup,SouthBradford

CommunityProject,BridgeCommunity

AssociationandForest

YouthGroup.

51.Ifyouhaveaproblemwithmiceinyourarea,youcancall_.

A.01943874122B.01941824146

C.01943874146D.01941824122

52.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto?

A.Droppingrubbishcanbeexpensive.

B.Manypeopletaketheirbagswhenshopping.

C.Pilingrubbishupinyourgardenisabadhabit.

D.OurCouncilofficerswillhelpyouwhenyouareintrouble.

53.FromtheAdviceCenter,youcanget

A.twowheeliebinsB.afreeyoungtree

C.afreeshoppingbagD.somerecycledpaper

54.Whatdoweknowaboutthecompetition?

A.Therewerefivewinners.B.Itwasheldinspring.

C.Itfailedtoreachitsgoal.D.500volunteerstookpartin

it.

55.Wheremightyouseethismaterial?

A.Inastorybook.B.Inahealthreport.

C.InatravelmagazineD.Inalocalnewspaper.

Passage7

Wheredoyouexpecttoseegraffiti（涂鸦）.Probablynotinamuseum.

BristolMuseumisinthesouth-westofEngland.Itwasthekindofplace

youwenttoseeclassicalworksintilepast.Butinthesummerof2009,

thearrivalofthe"BanksyversustheBristolMuseum"exhibition（展

览）changedeverything.Theexhibitionhostedmorethan100worksby

Banksy,oneoftheworld'smostfamousgraffitiartists.

Peopledon'tknowmuchaboutBanksy'slifeorhisbackground.He

hardlyevergivesinterviewsandlikestobeanonymous（匿名的）.But

manypeoplebelievethathisrealnameiseitherRobertBanksorRobin

Banksandthathewasbornin1973nearBristol.

Banksy's"streetart"includespaintingsonlivesheepandcowsand

graffitionahugewallbetweenIsraelandPale