2025-2026学年八年级下学期英语期末复习《阅读理解》

2025-2026学年第二学期八年级英语期末复习阅读理解

测试范围

Unit1PastandpresentUnit5Goodmanners

Unit2AmazingChinaUnit6Sunshineforall

Unit3TheworldatoneclickUnit7Charities

Unit4AgoodreadUnit8Agreenworld

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Passage1

TheSeineisabeautifulriverwhichgoesthrough

France.However,theSeinehasbeenseriouslypolluted.

Thereareevenlawsthatdonotletpeopleswiminthewater.

Raphaelwantedtocleantheriver.Hewantedpeopletoswim

intheSeineinthefiiturc.

Cleaningtheriverwasabigjob,Raphaelfishednibbishoutoftheriver.Hehaddoneit

nearlyeveryweekendfbrthepasttwoyears.Hefishedwithhisdad.Theycouldcatchatonof

nibbishinasingleday.

RaphaellearnedaboutcleaningriversfromYouTube.In2019,hefoundavideo.People

werefishingmetal（金属）objectsoutofrivers.Theyusedropestiedtomagnets（磁铁）.That

Christmas,Raphaelaskedhisparentsfbrsupplies.Hewantedsomeropes,ahook（住.钩），anda

powerfulmagnet.Themagnetwasverystrong.Itcouldattractmetalobjectsweighingmorethana

ton.

Whenhebegan,fishingfbrmetalwasjustalazyweekendactivity.ButRaphaelsoonsaw

justhowmuchrubbishtherewasatthebottomoftheriver.Hewantedtodomore."Itbecamelike

afull-timejob,''hesaid.

Raphaelwonanawardfbrhisefforts（努力）.HereceivedtheMedalofParis.Raphaelwas

confidentabouthisprogressinthelasttwoyears.AsectionoftheSeinewasclearerthantherest

oftheriver.Thatwaswherehefirststartedfishingfbrmetal.

Raphaelcouldn,tcleantheriverjustbyhisdadandhimselfby2024,buthewouldn'tgive

up.Hehopedhewasoneofthefirsttoswiminthewaterwhenitwassafe.

1.WhydidRaphaelwanttocleantheSeine?

A.ToreceivetheMedalofParisintheend.B.Tobeavolunteerinhisnewcommunity.

C.Togofishingwithhisdadatweekends.D.Tohelppeopleswimintheriversafely.

2.HowdidRaphaelprobablycleantheriver?

3.WhichparagraphshowstheresultofRaphael'sefforts?

A.Paragraph3.B.Paragraph4.C.Paragraph5.D.Paragraph6.

4.WecanlearnsomegoodqualitiesfromRaphaelEXCEPT.

A.beinghelpfulB.beingcreativeC.beinghard-workingD.beinglazy

Passage2

Dogsarethemostpopularpetsintheworld.Theymakeushappierand

healthier,butscientistshavefoundthattheycanalsoharmtheenvironmentin

someways.

Onemaintroubleisdogwaste.Unlikewildanimalsthatliveonnatural

food,petdogseatprocessedfood,sotheirwastecanpollutesoilandwater.Whenleftonthe

ground,dogpoop（排泄物）washesintoriversduringrains,spreadingsomethingharmfultothe

environment.Incities,dogwasteisoneofthetopcausesofwaterpollution.

Insomenaturalareas,dogsalsocauseproblems.Studiesshowthatwhendogswalkthrough

forests,thenumberofbirdsandsmallanimalsbecomessmaller.Thesmellandsoundsofdogscan

makewildanimalsavoidtheseareas.Someevenleavetheirbabiesbehind.Incountrieslike

Australia,pctdogshavehurtorkilledlocalanimals,includingrarepenguins（企鹅）.Thisisbad

fbrnaturebecausemanyplantsneedtheseanimalstohelpthemgrowandspreadtheirseeds（种

子）.

Thereareover700millionpetdogsworldwide,andtheirlargenumbersaremakingthings

worse.Theproblemisn'tdogsthemselves,buthowpeoplelookafterthemwithoutthinkingabout

nature.

Sincedogswillalwaysbeourimportantfamily,weneedtofindwaystoenjoythetime

withthemwhilealsoprotectingtheenvironment.Simpleactionslikecleaningupafterourpets

andkeepingthemawayfiomspecialnaturalareascanmakeabigdifference.Sincewesharethe

earthwithmanyotherlivingthings,it'sourresponsibility（责任）tokeepitsaleforeveryone.

1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“processed“probablymeaninParagraph2?

A.Foundinnature.B.Freshlycooked.C.Madeinfactories.D.preparedathome.

2.Whathappenswhendogswalkthroughforests?

A.Theyhelpplantsspreadtheirseeds.

B.Dogskillsomewildanimalsfbrfood.

C.Birdsandsmallanimalsbecomemoreactive.

D.Wildanimalsareafraidofdogsandtheyrunawayorhide.

3.Whatismentionedinthepassageaboutdogsandtheenvironment?

A.Dogscanhelpprotectnatureinsomeways.

B.Dogssometimesleavetheirbabiesbehindinnaturalareas.

C.Dogwastewashesintoriversandpolluteswaterwhenitrains.

D.It'shardfbrdogownerstotakeactiontoprotecttheenvironment.

4.Whatisthewriter'sattitude（态度）towardskeepingdogsaspets?

A.Stronglydisagree.D.Supportivebutcareful.

C.Notinterested.D.Fullyagree.

Passage3

Moreandmorepeoplechoosepaidstudyroomswithcutetablesandchairs,greenplants,

prettywallsandquietcomputerkeyboards.Tobuildafriendlylearningenvironment,somerooms

havelowlighttohelppeoplefbcuson（专注于）theirwork.Someplaceshavesunroomsand

learnerscanenjoybeautifulnaturefromlargewindows.Theworkerswilltellpeopletokeepquiet

inthestudyareas.

“Wehopetoofferaperfectlearningplacetopeoplewhowanttostudy."saidWangYi,

founder（创始人）ofa24-hourpaidstudyroom.“Overthepastsixmonths,thenumberofpeople

comingwasmuchbiggerthanwefirstthought,sowearenowlookingfbrnewplaces.”

FengJiacomestothepaidstudyroomeverydaytopreparefbrexams."Therearenot

enoughseatsinpubliclibraries.Also,therearemanypeopletalkingorwalkingaround."hesaid.

Athome,itisevenhardertofbcusbecauseofphones,snacksandpets.

Whilemanypeoplewelcomethepaidstudyrooms,othersarcafraidthattheseroomswill

replacelibraries.XuQiang,directoroftheShanghaiLibrary'sreaderservicecentrebelievesthat

publiclibrariesandpaidstudyroomsaresatisfyingthedifferentneedsofpeople.^Peoplecometo

publiclibrariesfbrthelargenumberofbooks,whiletheygotothestudyroomsfbrthelearning

environment."saidXu.

1.WhatwillWangYiprobablydointhefiiluru?

A.Tomakestudyroomscleanfbrreaders.

B.Toaddmorebooksinpaidstudyrooms.

C.Toopenmorepaidstudyroomsforpeople.

D.Toaskpeopletostudyinpubliclibraries.

2.Whatdocstheunderlinedword“satisfying"probablymean?

A.Givingyousomethingnew.B.Askingyoufbrhelp.

C.Tellingyouwhatisimportant.D.Offeringsomethingyouwant.

3.Fromthepassage,weknowthatpaidstudyroomsare.

A.themostsuitablefbranyoneB.theidealplacestodiscussproblems

C.ascomfortableaspubliclibrariesD.placeswithabetterlearningenvironment

4.Whatisapropertitlefbrthepassage?

A.Learntofbcusonstudy.B.Howtopreparefbrexams.

C.Paidstudyroomsarcpopular.D.Publiclibrarieswelcomeyou.

Passage4

HaveyoueverheardofafamouscharitycalledOperationSinile?Wehopewecanhelpyou

understandhowwearetryingtohelpchildrenallovertheworld.

Operation^^Srnile

OperationSmilewasstartedbyadoctorandhiswife.In1982,togetherwithsome

volunteers,theywenttoPhilipinestohelpchildrenwhohadholesintheirlipsorinsidetheir

mouths.Itwasverydifficultfbrthemtocatanddrink.Thesevolunteersworkedveryhard.But

theyworriedthattheycouldnotcarryonwiththeworkbecausetheywereshortofmoney.Then

theydecidedtostartacharitysothattheycouldhelptheseneedychildren.Theycalledit

OperationSmile.

OperationSmileworksinmorethantwentydevelopingcountriesandhascuredover

300.000childrenwhohaveproblemswiththeirmouths.OperationSmilehaswonmanyprizesfbr

itsworkandin1999theyevenstartedaspecialeventcalled“TheJourneyofHope”.5,000

childrenin18countrieswerecuredduringtheevent.

Ontheotherhand,OperationSmiletrainslocaldoctorsandnursesindevelopingcountries

sothattheycancontinuetohelpchildrenwhenOperationSmilehasleft.Astothechildrenwith

muchmoreseriousproblems,theywillsendthemtotheUSAfbrfurthertreatment.

Soshowyourkindnesstotheneedychildrennow.YOJcansendyourdonationtoOperation

Smileatlocalbanks.Manythanksfromthechildrenwhocansmilenowwillcometoyou.

1.WhatisOperationSmile?

A.Abank.B.Ahospital.C.Aschool.D.Acharity.

2.Childrenwhohadholesintheirlipsorinsidetheirmouthshaveproblemswith.

A.eatinganddrinkingB.walkingandrunningC.startingacharity

D.workingasavolunteer

3.Howmanychildrenwerecuredduringtheevent“TheJourneyofHope”in1999?

A.18.B.1982.C.5,000.D.300,000.

4.Theunderlinedword“Ihem”inParagraph4refersto.

A.thedoctorandhiswifeB.childrenwhohavetooseriousproblems

C.localdoctorsandnursesD.peoplewhoworkindevelopingcountries

Passage5

Manypeoplelovetravellingtodifferentcountries,butifyouplantogoabroad,youshould

knowhowtobehaveindifferentsituationsaroundtheworld

Mosttravellersenjoymeetingnewpeople,butsometimesyoucanberudewithoutsaying

anything.InRussia,youshouldnevershakehandsinadoorway,andifyou'retravellingin

Thailand,nevertouchpeople'sheadsorpointyourfeetatpeople.WhentheJapanesemeetnew

people,theylikegivingbusinesscards一youshouldreadthecardcarefully,notjustputitinyour

pocket.

InmostcountriesinEurope,peopleexpectalotofeyecontact（接触）whenyoutalkto

them,butinmanyAsiancountriesalotofeyecontactseemsunfriendly.InSouthAmericapeople

usuallystandquiteclosetoeachotherwhentheytalk,butincountriesliketheUSA,youneedto

givepeoplemorepersonalspace.Also,it'srudetointerrumJapanesepeoplewhiletheyaretalking

toyou.Youmustwaituntiltheyfinishbeforeyoustartspeaking.

InrestaurantsinChinayoucanleaveabitoffoodonyourplate,andit'sOKtostart

smokingbeforeotherpeoplefinisheating,whichyoumustn'tdointheUK.Alsoavoidleaving

emptybottlesonthedinnertableinRussia-that'sbadluck.

Withsomuchtothinkabout,it'snotsurprisingthatmanypeopleprefer（更喜欢）goingon

holidayintheirowncountries—oryoumightjustdecidetostayathome!

1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“interrupt”wouldmostlikelymean?

A.Follow.B.Break.C.Agree.D.Touch.

2.Whatisihucorrectordurofthesubheadings（小标题）IroniParagraph2loParagraph5?

COEatingout②Athome③Bodylanguage④Face-to-facecommunication

A.②③④①B.@®®®C.@@®®D.①③②④

3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.InRussia,it'simpolitetoshakehandswithpeopleinadoorway.

B.WcshouldputthebusinesscardsinourpocketatonceinJapan.

C.InChina,peoplecannotsmokebeforeotherpeoplefinisheating.

D.InSouthAfrica,youcanstandcloselytoothers.

4.Whatdoesthewriterwar.ttotellus?

A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.

C.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.D.When:nRome,doastheRomansdo.

Passage6

“Comeandplaywithmc,^^thelittleprincesuggested.amsounhappy.^^

“Icannotplaywithyou,"thefoxsaid,“Iamnottamed.”

“Ah!Pleaseexcuseme,“saidthelittleprince.Butaftersomethought,headded:4iWhat

does'tame'mean?^^

“Itmeanstosetupties,“saidthefbx.4iTome,youarestillnothingmorethanalittle

boy...Butifyoutameme,weshallneedeachother.Tome,youwillbeunique（独——无二的）inall

theworld.”

“Pleasetameme!”saidthefbx."Youmustbepatient.Sitdownalittledistancefromme,

likethis,inthegrass.Iwillwatchyououtofthecornerofmyeye,andyouwillsaynothing.

Wordsarethecauseofmisunderstandings.Buteachday,youmaysitalittlecloser...”

Thenextdaytheprincereturned.44Itwouldhavebeenbettertocomeatthesame上our,“

saidthefbx."Ifyoucomeatfouro'clock,Ishallbegintobehappybythree.Themoretime

passes,thehappierPllfeel.Butifyoucomeatanyrandom（随意的）time.I'llneverknowwhen

topreparemyheart.”

Sothelittleprincetamedthefbx.Andwhenit'stimetoleave...

“Ah,"saidthefbx,“1shallcry.”

“Itisyourownfault/'saidtheprince,UIneverwishedyouharm,butyouwantedmeto

tameyou.”

“Yes,"saidthefbx,“Butnow,lookatthegoldenwheatfields.Theywillremind（想起）me

ofyourhair.AndIshalllovsthesoundofthewindinthewheat..

Thenheadded,“Guandlookagainattheroses.You'llunderstandyoursisunique.

Remember:Realimportanceisunseen.M

AdaptedfromLittlePrince

1.Whatdoestheword"tame''meaninthepassage?

A.Toplaygamestogether.B.Togivegiftstoeachother.

C.Totraveltodifferentplaces.D.Tosetuptics.

2.WhatshouldthelittleprincedoFIRSTtotamethefbx?

A.Singasongforthefox.B.Promisetovisitforever.

C.Sitatadistanceandbesilent.D.Bringhimdeliciousfoodeveryday.

3.Whydoesthefbxasktheprincetocome“atthesamehour“everyday?

A.Totesttheprince,smemory.B.Tomakeitspecialandexciting.

C.Toavoidmeetingotheranimals.D.Tosavetimeforpreparingfood.

4.Whatisthemainlessonthefbxteachestheprince?

A.Travelingmakespeoplewiser.D.Animalsarcwiserthanhumans.

C.Trueconnections（联系）needtimeandcare.D.Happinesscomesfromowning

expensivethings.

国窟（□图

Passage7

MarywenttoseeColinthenextmorning.Helookedsadandtiredandhisfacewaswhite.

Maryknewthatthiswasthemomenttotellhimeverything.

“CanItrustyou?”Maryasked.

“Yes—yes!”hewhispered.

“Dickoniscomingtoseeyoutomorrow.Andalso...I...Ifoundthedoorintothesecret

garden."

Colin'seyesgrewbiggerandbigger.

Marywenton,“Colin,we'regoingtotakeyouthere!,5

Thenextday,astrongservant（彳卜人）carriedColindownstairsandputhiminhis

wheelchair.Dickonwaswaitingfbrhimoutside.Dickonpushedthewheelchairslowlyand

carefully.Marywalkednexttoit.Theywentacrossthelawntothelongroadnearthewall.

“ThisiswhereIwalkedupanddownlookingfbrthedoor,“whisperedMary.Theywalked

abitfurtherthenMarywhisperedagain:"Therobinflewoverthewallhere.Andthere,“shesaid,

pointingunderabigbushintheflowerbed,“iswhere1foundthekey”.

ThenDickonstoppedpushingthechair.

“Andlook!”Marymovedtheivybranch（常春藤树枝）."Hereisthedoor.Dickon,push

himin—pushhiminquickly!”

Whentheywereinsidethegarden,Colinlookedroundandround.Hesawthewallsar.dthe

earthandthetreeswiththeirnewgreenleaves.Inthegrassunderthetreestherewere

flowers—goldandpurpleandwhite.Thetreeswerecoveredinpinkandwhiteflowers.Thesun

waswarmonhisface.MaryandDickonlookedathim.Helookeddifferent.Hisfacewaspink,

notwhite.

“Mary!Dickon!I'mgoinglogetwell!”Colinsuddenlycried.t4AndI'mgoingtolive

foreverandever!”

Dickonpushedhiswheelchairslowlyroundandroundthegarden.Heoftenstoppedto

showColinsomething—greenbuds（嫩芽）,afeather,anemptyeggshell.

"I'mgoingtocomebacktomorrow,andthedayafter,andthedayafter/'saidColin.

I.Theunderlinedsentence：nparagraph5showsthatColinwas.

A.gladtoseeMaryagainB.afraidofmeetingDickon

C.tiredanddidn'tfeelwellD.interes:edinthesecretgarden

2.WheredidMaryfindthekeytothesecretgarden?

A.Onalongroad.B.Inthewheelchair.

C.Underabigbush.D.Behindtheivybranch.

3.Whichistherightorderofthefollowingevents?

a.Dickonpushedthewheelchairacrossthelawn.

b.ColintoldMaryandDickonhewouldgetwell.

c.Colinwascarrieddownstairsandputinhiswheelchair.

d.Marymovedtheivybranchandshowedthemthedoor.

e.Colinwasexcitedtoseetreesandflowersinthegarden.

A.c-a-d-e-bB.c-d-b-a-eC.a-d-e-c-bD.a-c-b-e-d

4.WhydidColinsay"I'mgoingtogetwell”?

A.Hehadfiinvisitinghisnewfriends.

B.Hefelthopefulinthelivelygarden.

C.Hefoundaspecialplantfbrhisillness.

D.Hecouldwalkaroundthegardenhimself.

Passage8

Mr.Whiteissixtyyearsold.Healwaystalksabouthowfastthingshavechanged,andhe

oftensaysthatlifeinthepastwasbetterthanitisthesedays.

Nowcitiesarefullofcars.Somefamiliesevenhavetwoormorecars,soparkingis

becomingabigproblem.Thetraffic（交通）insomecitiesisgettingworseandworse,too.Car

driversnowadaysdrivesofastthattherearcmoretrafficaccidents.

Moreandmorepeoplearealwayslookingattheirmobilephoneswiththeirheadsdown.Mr.

Whiteoftenseespeopleintherestauranteatingfacc-to-faccwhilelookingattheirownmobile

phones.Hethinksitisstrangethattheydon'ttalktothepeoplewhositoppositethemduringthe

meal.Someofthemevenhavefunchatting（闲聊）withothersonthephone.

Mostfamiliesowncomputersnow.AstudyfoundthatchildrenusetheInternetmoreand

more.ThenumberofchildrenusingtheInternethasgrownbythreetimesinthepastthreeyears.

Mr.White'sgrandsonisamiddleschoolstudent.Heoftenstaysuplateplayingcomputergames

ontheInternet.Hefallsasleepintheearlyhoursofthemomingandspendslesstimedoing

homework.HisteachertoldMr.Whitethathisgrandsonfailed（失败）anothertest.Mr.Whitegot

veryangrywithhim.

Mr.Whitethinksthatlifewassimpleandhappy,butnowithaschangedalot.

1.WhatdocsMr.Whitethinkofthelifenow?

A.Hethinksthelifenowisverysimple.

B.Hethinksthelifenowisworsethanitwas.

C.Hethinksthelifeisthesameasitwas.

D.Hethinksthelifenowismorecomfortable.

2.Whydopeoplesaynothingfacc-to-faccduringamealintherestaurant?

A.Becauseitisstrange.

B.Becausetheydon'tknoweachother.

C.Becausetheydon'tsitoppositeeachother.

D.Becausetheyarebusylookingattheirphones.

3.Whichstatement（陈述）isWRONGaccordingtothepassage?

A.Mr.Whitegotangrywiththeteacher.

B.Mr.White'sgrandsonoftenplayscomputergames.

C.Somepeoplelikechattingwithothersonthephone.

D.Thetrafficinsomecitiesisgettingworseandworse.

4.WhatcanwcinferIronithepassage?

A.Mr.Whiteisaworkerinafactory.

B.Mr.White'sgrandsonisnotinterestedintheInternet.

C.Mr.Whiteisworriedabouthisgrandson.

D.Mr.Whitelikestoday'slifemorethanthatoftheolddays.

Passage9

ItwasarainyeveninginasmalltowninsouthernChina.Aheavyrainstormhitthe

mountainroad,andalargerockfellontothehighway,blockinghalfoftheroad.

LiWei,a38-year-oldtruckdriver,wasdrivinghomewithhis1O-year-olddaughteraftera

longday'swork.Hewasdrivingslowlyontherightlanewhenhenoticedtwocarsahead

suddenlydisappeararoundthecurve.Knowingsomethingwaswrong,hesloweddownand

stoppedhistruckrightaway.

Aftergettingoutofrhetruck,LiWeisawthehugerockblockingtheroad.Histruckwas

only10metersawayfromthedanger.4tIfIhadkeptdriving,wewouldhavehittherockforsure,“

hesaidlater.LiWeididn'thesitate.Heaskedhisdaughtertostayinthetruckandcallthepolice,

whilehetriedtostopthecomingcars.

Atfirst,heusedhistruck'swarninglightsandwavedhisarms,butsomedriversdidn'tsee

himintherain.Twocarsalmosthittherockbecausetheyweredrivingtoofast.ThenLiWeitook

outhisbrightflashlightancstoodinthemiddleoftheroad,wavingandshoutingloudlytoevery

carthatcameby.

Soon,thefirstcarstopped.Thenmoreandmoredriverssloweddownandstopped.Some

driversevengotouttohelpmovesmallstonesawayfromtheroad.About20minuteslater,the

policeandroadworkersarrived.TheythankedLiWeifbrsavingsomanylives.

“Inthatmoment,Ididn'tthinkaboutmyself.Ijustwantedtostopasmanycarsaspossible

andkeepeveryonesafe,,JLiWeisaid.

1.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph2?

A.ThecolorofLiWei'struck.

B.TheplaceLiWeiwasgoingto.

C.Theseasonoftheaccident.

D.TheweatherwhenLiWeidrovethetruck.

2.WhichistheRIGHTorderaccordingtothetext?

①Thepolicearrived.②Arockfellontothehighway.

⑤LiWeinoticedthedangerinlime.④LiWeidrovesluwlyontherightlane.

⑤LiWeitriedtostopthecomingcars.

A.③②④⑤①B.®@®®@

C.②④③⑤①D.②③®®①

3.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeLiWei?

A.Kindandbrave.B.Carefulandquiet.

C.Honestandshy.D.Funnyandcreative.

4.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Atemblestorminthetown.B.Ausefulphonecalltothepolice.

C.Aherodriverinaroadaccident.D.Fastdriversonthemountainroad.

Passage10

Technologyiseverywhere.Weseeitanyplacewegoand,infact,almostallofuscarry

somepieceoftechnologywithuseverytimevveleavethehouse.WhatIalwaysfbrget,though,is

justhowusefulandpowerfultechnologycanbewhenwewanttohelpothers.

Thereisnotasingleroominmyhousethatdoesnothavesomeelectronicdevices（设备）

lyingaroundinit.WheneverIamathome,Iamalmostalwaysusingatleastoneelectronicdevice.

Ifyouwalkedintomylivingroomonanygivenday,youwouldfindthat,first,Ihavethe

televisionon.Atthesametime,Iusuallyhavemylaptoprestingonmyknee,orIwillbeusingmy

mobilephone.EvenwhenI'mnotathomeIamalwaysusingmyphone,andatworkorincafes,I

sitdownandconnecttothelocalwirelessnetworkonmylaptop.

ImustsaythatIwastealotoftimeonthecomputerandthetimeIspendonitcouldbe

muchbetterspentifIweretotakeupalittleonlinevolunteering.

Thetechnologywccarryabouteverywherecanhaveagreatpowertodogoodfbrtheworld

andtohelpothersandrecentlyIdiscoveredjusthowmuchonlinevolunteeringthereistodoin

theworld.Fromusingyourlanguageskillstodotranslations,todevelopingandmanaging

projectsandhelpingwithITwork,thereissomuchthatsomanypeoplecandotohelppeoplein

theirowncountriesandacrosstheworld.TheUnitedNations,inihet,hasahugepagewith

“VbluntccrsRecruited"onitswebsite.

Thisworkcansupportthepoorandhelpcharitieswhocannotpayfbrstaff.Many

organizationsonlyrequireyoutoworkanhouraweek—someevenless.Andthesupport

providedbyonlinevolunteerscanreallyhelpmakeadifferencetothoseinneed.

1.FromParagraph2,wcca:iknowlliaLthewriter

A.usestechnologyalotB.works:nacafe

C.isacomputerengineerD.likesmodernmusic

2.Theunderlinedword"Recniited"inParagraph4means"

A.OrderedB.WantedC.VisitedD.Warned

3.Inthewriter'sopinion,peopleshouldspendmoretimewithtechnology.

A.workingoncomputerprogramsB.keepingtheInternetsafe

C.inventingelectronicproductsD.helpingpeopleinneed

4.Whatcanbethebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.WebsiteDesignB.InternetOrganizations

C.OnlineVolunteeringD.OnlineTranslation

Passage11

PhilcasFoggwasarichEnglishgentleman,wholivedaveryregularlife.Oneday,hemade

abetwithhisfriendsattheclub:hecouldtravelaroundtheworldineightydays.Allhisfriends

thoughtitwasimpossible,butMrFoggwassurehecoulddoit.Thatsameevening,heleft

LondonwithhisservantPassepartout,andstartedtheiramazingjourney.

TheytookthetraintoFrance,thenashiptoIndia.InIndia,theysavedabeautiful

youngwomannamedAouda,whowasgoingtobekilledinalocaltradition.Aoudajoinedthem

ontheirjourney,andtheybecamegoodfriends.

Duringthetrip,theymetmanydifficulties.Therewasaterriblestormontheseawhenthey

weretravellingtoIlongKong.Theshipwasalmostbroken,andtheylostalotoftime.The

biggesttroublewasDetectiveFix.FixfollowedthemallthewaybecausehethoughtMrFoggwas

abankrobber,andhefollowedthemallaroundtheworld,tr/ingtoarrestthem.

ButMrFoggnevergaveup.Healwaysfoundawaytosolvetheproblems.Whenthe

railwaystoppedinthemiddleofIndia,heboughtanelephanttocontinuethetrip.Whenthey

missedtheshiptoJapan,hehiredasmallboattogetthere.Hecaredmoreaboutkeepinghis

promisek)hisfHends、andmakingsurehistravellingcompanionsweresa色.

Aftermanyadventures,MrFoggandhisfriendsfinallyreturnedtoLondon.Theythought

theyhadmissedthedeadline,butlatertheyfoundouttheyhadarrivedonedayearlier,because

theyhadtravelledeastaroundtheworld.MrFoggwonthebet,andhealsofoundtruelovewith

Aouda.

节选自英文改写版《AroundtheWorldinEightyDays》

1.Whichistheuorrculorderoftheft)lk)wingevents?

①MrFoggsavedAoudainIndia.

②MrFoggmadeabetwitiihisfriendsattheclub.

③MrFoggreturnedtoLondonandwonthebet.

④