沪教八年级英语上册期末复习-阅读理解20篇

专题05阅读理解20篇

TheShenzhouVIIImissioncrew'ssix-monthjourneyinspacehasleftmanytalksaboutthe

differencesbetweenmaleandfemaleastronauts.

WangYaping,a41-year-oldfemaleastronautfromShandongprovinceinEastChina,became

thefirstChinesewomantoenterChina'sspacestation.

“Spaceflightmissions（任务）areextremelyhard.Astronautsneedtomeetboththephysical

andemotionalchallenges,sofemaleastronautsarenoexception.saidPangZhihao,aspaceflight

researcherinBeijing."Althoughmanypeoplethinkthatitisinconvenientfbrwomentotakepartin

long-termspaceflights,femaleastronautsactuallyhavemanyadvantages.Theyareusuallymore

thoughtfulandcareful,andbetteratcommunicating.”

Wang'sspacedreamstartedin2003.whenChinasentitsfirstastronautYangLiweiintospace.

Atthatlime,shewasapilotintheChinesearmy.Afterhavingsafeflightsfor1,600hoursovernine

years,Wangwasastrongcandidate（候选人）tobecomeanastronautin2010.Shepushedherself

hard,gettingthesametrainingasmen.Thehardestpartisthehigh-Gtraining.Sittinginaspinning

（旋转的）machine,Wangwouldbecomeblindforawhilebecauseherbrainwasshortofblood.

“There'saredbutton,“saidWang."Ifyoucan'tbearit,youcanpressittostop.”ButWangnever

usedit."Thereisnosuchredbuttoninmyheart."Thatstrongspiritfinallymadeherdreamcome

truein2013.ShejoinedtheteamfortheShenzhouXmission.Then,shewaschosenfortheShenzhou

\HImissioninDecember2019.

RetiredNASAastronautCatherineColemansentagreetingtoWangbeforetheShenzhouXIII

trip.Colemansaid,“WhenyoulookoulihewindowandseeihestarsandIheEarth,billionsofwomen

willbelookingouttha【windowwilhyou."Wangcarriesthespiritofeveryyoungwomanwhodreams

ofsomethingbig.

1.WhichofthefollowingaboutthefemaleastronautsixTRUE?

A.Itiseasierforthemtotakethetraining.

B.Theyarebetterthanmaleastronautsinaway.

C.Theyneedtomeetmorechallengesthanmaleastronauts.

D.Itismoreconvenientforthemtotakelong-termspaceflights.

2.WhichofthefollowingshowstheorderofWangYaning'sexperience?

a.Wangwasgoingtobechosentobecomeanastronaut.

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b.WangstartedherShenzhouXIIItriowithZhaiZhigangandYeGuangfu.

c.WangworkedasapilotintheChinesearmy.

d.Wangtrainedherselfashardasmendidtoprepareforbeinganastronaut.

e.Wangbegantodreamofbecomingafemaleastronauttothespace.

f.Wangbecameanastronautandenteredthespaceforthefirsttime.

A.e-a-f-c-d-bB.c-f-b-e-d-aC.c-e-a-d-f-bD.e-d-c-a-b-f

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphmean?

A.Wangissettinganexampleforbillionsofwomen.

B.BillionsofwomenwillgotothespacewithWang.

C.TherearemanywomeninthespaceshipwithWang.

D.WangisteachingotherwomentoseethestarsandtheEarth

4.Thewriterwritesthepassageto.

A.showhowhardWangYapingworked

B.introducehowtobecomeanastronaut

C.askmorewomentobecomeastronauts

D.encouragewomentodreamsomethingbigbravely

Film:TheBattleLcikeatChangjin

Director:ChenKaige,HarkTsui,DanteLam

RunningTime:176minutes

Country:China

Storyline:IttellsthestoryofChinesePeople'sVolunteerfightingbravelyinanimportantbattle

duringtheKoreanWar(1950-1953).

Price:Mon.-Fri.:¥40¥20(Kidsunder1.2metres)

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Weekend:¥50¥25(Kidsunder1.2metres)

MovieReviews

1reallyenjoythismovie.ItmakesustrulyunderstandwhyandhowweChineseshould

James

takepartinthewar.Itfillsmewithasenseofnationalpride(民族自豪感).

Thepacing(节奏)isquickwithlotsofscenes(场景)showinghowterriblethewars

Mary

are.Weshouldloveourlifetoday.

There,remanygreatlinesinthemovie."You'retough(硬气)enoughonlywhen

Johnenemiestakeyouseriously.”"Therearen'tanyheroeswhowillneverbekilled.A

soldieronlylivesfbrhonorandglory.,,Thesewordsinthemoviestouchirealot.

PmafanofWuJing,theleadingactorofthemovie.Heistalentedandhardworking,

Sani

andheplaystheroleverywell.

5.TheBattleLakeatChangjinis.

A.aboutthreehourslongB.aboutthewaragainstJapan

C.amoviedirectedbyWuJingD.anexcitingAmericanmovie

6.Mr.Smith,withhisson(1.1metres)andhisdaughter(1.5metres),willgotoseethemovieon

Sunday,howmuchshouldtheypay.

A.¥8()B.¥10()C.¥125D.¥15()

7.Thefourmoviereviewsdon'tmentionofthemovie.

A.musicB.linesC.actorD.meaning

Ifyouhavenospecialplansforyourholidays,whynotspendyourtimehelpingothers?

Don'tlistentopeoplewhosaytheyoungpeopletodayoftenthinkonlyoftheinselves.It'snot

trueatall.MoreandmoreyoungpeopleintheUSAvolunteertospendtheirschoolholidaysworking

fbrothers.Andtheydon'tdoitfbrmoney.Herearesomeoftheirstories.

AliceHamilton,17

I'mgoingtohelptheForestCenterbuildnewhikingpaths(道路)inthemountains.It'sgoing

tobenice—rilspendthewholesummerlivinginthetentandbreathingthecleanmountainair.I'm

goingtosleepunderthestars.If11beanicesport,andI'llbeabletodosomethinggoodatthesame

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time.

JasonMoore,18

Thissummer,I'mgoingtovolunteerwithSpecialHouseProgram.Theybuildgood,cheap

housesandsellthemtofamiliesthatarenotveryrich.They'llteachmewhattodo,soI'llhelppeople

andalsohaveanopportunilytolearnhowtobuildhouses.

TrishaAnderson,16

I'mgoingtoteachkidswhohavetroublereading.I'llworkforaprogramcalledReadingFor

Life.Everyday,I'mgoingtohelpkidschooseandreadbooksthattheylike.Iwanttobeateacher

andIlovechildrenandreading,sothisisgoingtobeagreatexperienceforme.

8.YoungpeopleintheUSAvolunteertospendhelpingothers.

A.schoolholidaysB.weekdaysC.everymorningD.everyafternoon

9.WhatdoesAliceHamiltonvolunteertodoinsummer?

A.Tobreathethecleanmountainair.

B.Tospendthewholesummerlivinginthetent.

C.Tosleepunderthestars.

D.Tohelpbuildnewhikingpathsinthemountains.

1().Whichwordhasthesamemeaningastheunderlinedword“ODDortunity“inthepassage?

A.Achievement.B.Success.C.Chance.D.Change.

11.wantstobeateacher.

A.AliceHamiltonB.JasonMooreC.TrishaAndersonD.noneofthem

12.Whichisthemostpossibletitleforthispassage?

A.ReadingforLifeB.ASpecialHouseProgram

C.TheForestCenterD.YoungAmericanVolunteers

WonderfulEvents

"Racesstartingat3p.m.everySunday

*Lotsoffreeparkingspace

HorseRacingAll

*Racesstartingat3p.m.everySunday

YearRound

*Freepresents

*Nochildrenallowed

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*Then8&.now(photoshow)

*Seethehistorypictures(1922-2022)

100YearsOf

*CityArtMuseum,750HighStreet

Pictures

*TuesdaytoSunday,10a.m.—5p.m.,fromFebruary1sttoApril30th

*Ticketprice:$30(acouple)$15(oldpeopleabove60)

*ThisSaturday,2-6p.m.

*Everything20%—40%off

WeekendSales*VisitusatBlockG.GrandviewMall

*Realizeyourdreams,savetimeandmoney

*Fallinlovewithpricesweoffer

*Morethan100worksoffamousHollywoodmovies

*ShanghaiStudios,725HighStreet

Movie

*MondaytoSaturday,9p.m.—1a.m.

Appreciation

*Ticketprice:$25(adults)$10(childrenbetween13and16)Free(children

under12)

13.WhocanNOTgotothehorserace?

A.Adults.B.Acouple.C.Children.D.Oldpeopleabove60.

14.Peoplecanseethephotoshowat.

A.BlockG.GrandviewMallB.CityArtMuseum

C.theracetrackD.ShanghaiStudios

15.Whatcanyoudoifyouonlyhavetimebetween5p.m.and6p.m.onSaturday?

A.Goshopping.B.Seethephotoshow.

C.Watchthehorserace.D.Watchmovies.

16.Mr.andMrs.Smithwanttotaketheirfourtccn-ycar-olddaughtertowatchmovies.Howmuch

willtheypay?

A.$35.B.$50.C.$60.D.$75.

17.Wherecanyouseetheaboveadvertisements?

A.Inastorybook.B.Inanewspaper.

C.Inanovel.D.Inasciencebook.

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Technologyisdevelopingfastandithasbecomeanimportantpartofourlife.Thenwhatwillhe

worldbelikeinthefuture?

3-Dfoodwillbebothdeliciousandnutritious.Wecanuse3-Dprinters（打印机）loprintsome

basicmaterials.Andwecangofurther.Scientistsbelievethatwejustneedtoturnonaprinterinthe

kitchenandthenwecanenjoyourfavouritefoodwheneverwelike.

5Gnetworkwillallowmanymorepeopletogetinformation.BigcompanieslikeChinaMobile

andChinaUnicomwillstarttooffer5G.Itissaidthatpromisesdownloadspeeds1（）to2（）times

fasterthan4G.Forexample,wecandownloadafilmwithinjust1second.Butwitha4Gnetwork,it

takesafewminutes.Therewillbemuchbandwidth（带宽）andwecangetunlimited（无限的）

information.

Underwatercitieswillprovidemorespace.Theearthisbecomingmoreandmorecrowded.We

mayturntounderwaterhomes,whichwillbebuiltaslowas15kilometersbelowthesea.Andthe

seawatercanbeusedtoprovidepowerforthehomes.

Spacetourisar）ieceofcake.Foruscommonpeopleontheearth,thedreamoftravellingaround

spacewillcometrue.Inthecomingyears,spacecraftswillbeaspopularasbuses,trainsandplanes.

Wecanleaveourhomeandenterspacetotakeanadventure.Andevenwewillgetusedtoliving

there.

Arobotwillbeapartoflife.Robotscandomanyofthesamethingsaswehumansdolikedriving

cars.Buttheywillbeusedinotherareasaswell.Theywillbeabletothink.Theycantellthe

differencebetweenrightandwrong.

InawordJustasJulesVernesaid,''Anythingonemancanimagine,othermencanmakeitreaI.^^

18.Thepassageprobablycomesfrom.

A.asciencemagazineR.atravelguideC.astoryhookD.afilmposter

19.Theunderlinedsentence“Spacetourisapieceofcake.,,inthepassagemeans“

A.Spacetourisexpensive.B.Spacetourischeap.

C.Spacetourisdifficult.D.Spacetouriseasy.

20.IttakesJohn10minutestodownloadtwofilmsby4G,butmaybeaboutsecondsby

5G,accordingtothepassage.

A.6B.60C.100D.600

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21.Whatcanweinfer（推断）fromthepassage?

A.Wcdon'tneedtogrowvegetablesandriceinthefuture.

B.Underwatercitieswillmakepeopleliveahappylife.

C.Wewilltravelaroundspaceforfree.

D.Robotswillhelppeopledolotsofthings.

22.Thebesttitleofthepassagecanbe.

A.SpacelivingB.5Gnetworkforbetterlife

C.FuturelifewithtechnologyD.Muchbandwidth,muchinformation

March,16isNationalPandaDayintheUnitedStates.Thisyear,theSmithsonian\NationalZoo

inWashington,DC,usedthedaytocelebratethe50thanniversary（周年）ofthefirsttwogiant

pandascomingintoitscare.Thecelebrationwilllastsixmonths.

In1972,then一USPresidentRichardNixonandhiswife,Pat,madeahistoricvisittoChina.On

herseconddayinthecountry,PatwenttoBeijingZootoseepandas.Atadinnerbeforetheyleft

China,PremierZhouEnlaitoldPatthatChinawouldpresenttheUSwithtwopandas,whichsurprised

anddelightedher.

Thepandas,LingLingandHsingHsing,arriveattheNationalZooonApril16,1972.Theylived

thereformorethan20years,beforepassingawayinthe1990s.

Anewpandacouple,MeiXiangandTianTian,arrivedatthezooin2000.Theystillliveatthe

zoowiththeircub（幼崽）,XiaoQiji.Thecouple'sotherthreecubs,TaiShan,BaoBaoandBei

BeiwerereturnedtoChina.

Thepandashavebeenseenbytensofmillionsofpeople.Brooklyn,a3-year-oldgirltoldChina

Dailythatshewanted“morepandamommiesandpandababies^^tocometothezoo.

23.Whenwillthecelebrationend?

A.InMarch.B.InApril.C.InSeptember.D.InOctober.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"delighted"mean?

A.made...happyB.made...sadC.made...beautifulD.made...ugly

25.HowmanypandasarchereintheSmithsonian'sNationalZooatpresent?

A.2.B.3.C.6.D.8.

26.Whatcanweinfer（推断）fromthepassage?

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A.PresidentRichardNixonlikedgiantpandasverymuch.

B.LingLingandHsingHsinggavebirthtomanycubsintheUS.

C.ThegiantpandasfromChinaareverypopularintheUS.

D.Brooklynwantstoseethegiantpandasnomore.

27.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Zoocelebrates50thAnniversaryofthearrivalofpandas

B.StronginterestingiantpandasisshownbyUSpeople

C.ThesymbolofthefriendshipbetweenChinaandUS

D.China'spresenttoPresidentRichardNixon'swife

Huggingisagreatwaytoexpressloveandcare.Eventhegrumpiest（脾气暴躁的）amongus

havetoagreethatsometimesnothingmakesusfeelwarmerandmorecaredforthanagoodhug.

Buthowdowehug?Forhowlong?Arecertainhugsbelterthanothers?Canyouguesswhere

we,regoingwithhis?Yes!Scientistsdidastudyonhugs.Theyorganizedagroupofvolunteers,

askedthemtoperformdifferentkindsofhugsandgottheirfeedbackonwhattheyliked.

Therearetwomainwaysthatwehugeachother-neck-waisthugandcriss-cross.Theneck­

waisthugiswhenonepersonwraps（用...缠绕）one'sarmsaroundtheother'smid-section,while

theotherwrapsaroundthefirstperson'sneckandshoulders.Thecriss-crosshugiswheneachperson

putsonearmundertheother'sarmpit（腋下）,andtheotheroneovertheirshoulder.

Accordingtothisstudy,wepreferthesecondway,evenifthereisaheightdifference.That's

prettyimportantbecauseacriss-crosshugisalittleharderifonepersonistaller.Asforwhywedo

that,oneguessisthatthecriss-crossdoesn'tputonepersonabovetheother.Andfeelingequalisa

prettyimportantpartofahug.

Thenthere\theotherimportantthing.Howlongdoesahuglast?Actuallytheaveragehuglasts

3seconds.Butisthatperfect?Researcherssetupthreekinds-one-second,five-secondandten-

sccondhugs.Whatcameoutontopasbeingthemostsatisfying?Ifyouguessfive,you'reright.And

theleastsatisfying?Theonc-sccondhugsdid.Butsurprisingly,thetcn-sccondhugsscoredashighly

asthefive-secondhugdid.Thisisstrangebecausetensecondsisaprettylongtimeforahug.The

factthatpeopleenjoyedthemsuggeststhatwereallyhonestlydolovehumancontact.Ilisa

comfortingthing.

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28.WhatcanwelearnfromPara1?

A.Huggingisthemostconvenientwaytoshowcareandlove.

B.Nothingcanmakeagrumpypersonwarmerormorecared.

C.Ahugmaymakeagrumpypersonlosetemper.

D.Ahugmayhelpagrumpypersoncalmdown.

29.Whichofthefollowingarementionedinthestudy?

①Whatisstudied(2)Howitwascarriedout

③Whotookpartinit@Whenitwascarriedout

A.①②B.①②③C.②③④D.①②③④

30.WhichofthefollowingstatementisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Ncck-waistandcriss-crossarctheonlytwowaysthatpeoplehugeachother.

B.Theneck-waisthugputstwoarmsundertheother'sarmpit.

C.Evenifihereisaheightdifference,peoplestillpreferaneck-waisthug.

D.Acriss-crosshugmakespeoplefeelequal.

31.Accordingtothestudy,whichoffollowinghugisthemostsatisfying?

A.One-secondhug.B.Three-secondhug.

C.Four-secondhug.D.Ten-secondhug.

32.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectstructureofthepassage?

A.①〃②〃③〃④⑤B.①//②〃③④〃⑤C.①②//③〃④⑤D.①②③//④〃⑤

ContentsContents

Part1:BeforeyougoKorea..........................................118

Thingstobring.....................................2Thailand...................................132

Gettingtravelvisas............................5India.......................................151

Besttimetotravel..............................8Singapore..............................177

Part2:AfteryouarriveMalaysia.................................195

ChangingPart4：Goodthingstobuy........200

money.................................15Part5:Helpfultips

Findingahotel.................................20Stayingsafe.............................213

3-starhotelsLocaltraditions...............231

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4-starhotelsImportantholidays....................255

5-starhotelsPart6:Usefulexpressions

Gettingaround................................45Mandarin...................................281

BusesEnglish...................................283

TrainsJapanese.......................285

PlanesKorean.....................................287

RentingacarThai...................................289

Part3：ThingstoseeIndian..........................291

China...........................61Malay................................293

Japan............................95

33.Thetextispartofa.

A.letterB.bookC.websiteD.dictionary

34.Whoarethetarget（目标）readersofthetext?

A.Scientists.B.Tourists.C.Drivers.D.Managers.

35.Whichparttellsyouaboutbuyinggifts?

A.Part1.B.Part2.C.Part3.D.Part4.

36.InPart5,youcanfindinformationonthe.

A.timetovisitamuseumB.placestobuypresents

C.thingstodoinafestivalD.waystohelpothers

37.MandarininPart6isprobablya.

A.languageB.countryC.hotelD.festival

Haveyouevermetsuchathing?Youmaybewalkinginaparkonarainydaywhenasmall

frog（青蛙）fallsonyourhead.Thenanothercomesdownandanotherandanotherallroundyou.Itis

rainingfrogs!!Canthisbetrue?Yes,itcan!OneRomanmanwroteaboutfrogsrainingfromthesky

almost2,000yearsago.

Whilefrograinhashappenedforcenturies,weonlyhavesomerecords（记录）throughouthistory.

TheearliestrecordsgobacktothefirstcenturyADinJapan,Serbia,Uruguay,andHungary.Inrecent

years,itseemsthattheUnitedStatesandBritainhaveseenthisstrangerain.

Infact,therearenotonlyfrogsrainbutalsofishrainandothersmallanimalrainintheworld.

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Thiscansometimeshappenwhenaverystrongwindblowsoverthetopsofseas,lakesoroceans.

Smallfrogsandfisharenotveiyheavy,sothewindscanpickthemuptotheskyandthentheycome

backdownwithrain.

Ifyouareinterestedinwhat“rainingfrogsMlookslike,youcangotowatchthe1999movie

Magnolia.Inthemovie,thefamilymetabigfrograininasmalltowninAmerica.Ilmademany

moviegoersdisgusted.Theysaidtheydidn'twanttoseeitinreallife.Theywouldbetooafraidto

walkoutoftheirhomes.

38.Howmanycountrieshadfrograinsaccordingtothepassage?

A.Four.B.Five.C.Six.D.Seven.

39.InParagraph3,youmayfindtheanswerto”

A.Whatisafrograinlike?B.Whyisthereafrograin?

C.Whencanyouseeafrograin?D.Wheredoesafrograinhappen?

40.WhatcanweknowaboutihefilmMagnolia?

A.Itisveryfamous.B.Itisallaboutfrogs.

C.Itcameoutin1999.D.ItisanAmericanmovie.

41.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disgusted“probablymeaninChinese?

A.恶心的B.好奇的C.遗憾的D.满足的

42.Whichpartofanewspaperdoesthepassagecomefrom?

A.ScienceWorld.B.Plants&Animals.

C.SchoolTime.D.StoryLand.

In2015GooglestartedGoogleExpeditions,afreeappwithvirtualreality（VR）.Itisatool（工

具）fbrclassroomuse.Itallowsteacherstoactas“guides”,takingtheirstudentsonavirtual（虚拟

的）fieldtriptoanyplaceinthevirtualworld,atanytimeinhistory.

TouseGoogleExpeditions,auserwearsaheadphoneconnectedtoacomputerormobilephone

toexperiencea3Dsetting.Withthese,itsscenes（场景）andsoundsseemreal.Theusercan"move"

aroundinit.

NowGoogleExpeditionsoffersmorethan600virtualfieldtrips.Studentscantravelbackintime

tovisitthefamousSummerPalace,experiencetheearlylifeofthekingsandevengoinsideaplant

toseehowpholosynihesis（光合作用）happens.Italsoallowssiudentstoexperienceadayinthe

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lifeofpolicemen,doctors,engineersandmanymore.

KatelynFlanagan,12,goestoaschoolinNewJersey.ShetriedaGoogleExpeditionaboutspace.

ShejumpedonthemoonandvisitedtheplanetsJupiterandMars."Itwassocoolandsolifelike.It

seemsIwasontherealmoon!"shesaid.

YetnoteveryoneisexcitedaboutVR.Someworryitcanbeharmfultotheireyes.However,

doctorshaven'tfoundanyevidenceaboutit."Rightnow,Idon'tseeanyreasonnottouseVRinthe

classroom,“DrMartinBankssaid.

43.GooglemadeGoogleExpeditionsmainlyfor.

A.schoolsB.companiesC.factoriesD.museums

44.WhichofthefollowingsisTRUEaboutGoogleExpeditions?

A.Peoplehavetopaytouseit.B.Manypeoplelovetouseit.

C.Itisakindoffieldtrip.D.Itneedscomputersandheadphones.

45.WhatdidKatelynFlanaganthinkofherGoogleExpeditionsexperience?

A.Dangerous.B.Useful.C.Exciting.D.Boring.

46.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“evidence“probablymeaninChinese?

A.措施B.证据C.原理D.功效

47.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.

A.ascienceresearchB.aninterestingexperience

C.anewschoolsubjectD.anexcitingteachingtool

HotelTransylvania:Transformania

Runningtime:87minuleslt'sanAmericanfilmdirectedbyDerekDrymonand

JennifeiKluska.Afteroneexperiment,Diacandhismonsterpalsaiealllumedinto

humans,andJohnnybecomesamonster.Sotheyworkhardtogethertofindaway

tochangeback.

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TurningRed

Runningtime:100minutesit'sananimationproducedbyPixarAnimation

StudiosandWaltDisneyPictures.Inthisfilm,a13-year-oldteenager,MeilinLee

findsherselfstronglyaffected(影响)bythearrivalofpuberty(青春期)，changing

emotionsandherperiod.Whenevershegetstooexcited,she“poofs"intoagiant

redpanda.It\aboutfamily,friendshipandembracingourselves.

TheIceAgeAdventuresofBuckWild

Runningtime:82minutesThisisanAmericancomputcr-animatedadventure

comedyfilm.Thethrill-seekingbrothersCrashandEddiesetouttofindaplaceof

theirown,butquicklyfindthemselvestrappedinacave.Luckily,theyarerescued

byBuckWild,andtogethertheymustfacethedinosaurswholiveintheLostWorld.

DCLeagueofSuperPets

Runningtime:100minutcsKryptotheSuper-Dog(DwayneJohnson)and

Superman(JohnKrasinski)arebestfriends,astheysharethesamesuperpowers

iandfightcrimeincitiessidebyside.However,Kryptomustmasterhisownpowers

forarescuemissionwhenSupermangetsintotrouble.

48.Whichfilmshowsateenagegirl'sgrowing-up?

A.HotelTransylvania:Transjormania.B.TurningRed.

C.TheIceAgeAdventuresofBuckWild.D.DCLeagueofSuper-Pets.

49.WhathappenstoCrashandEddieontheirwaytofindtheirplace?

A.Getlostintheforest.B.Betrappedinacave.

C.Becomeill.D.Gethurt.

50.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Doofs"meaninSection2?

A.钻入B.吹走C.变身D.拥抱

51.WhatdoyouthinkofKryptoaccordingtotheintroduction?

A.Brave.B.Shy.C.Lazy.D.Cheerful.

52.Wherecanyouprobablyseethispassage?

A.Inaguidebook.B.Inasciencebook.

C.Inasportsmagazine.D.Inamoviemagazine.

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Summerholidayiscoming.Herearesomeinterestingsummerprogramsfrommuseums.

ThePostalMuseumInthePostalMuseum,youcanlearnaboutthehistoryofstamps.Youcan

makeyourpostcardsandevenstampswithyourowndrawings.Thenyoucanwriteandmailthe

postcardswithyourstamp!Comeandjoinus!Itonlycostsyou5dollars.

Date:July17—23Age:11—13Tel:965-0400

TheLyonAirMuseumIfyouareinterestedinairandspace,pleasecomehere.It'sagoodplace

tomakeandflyyourownpaperairplane.YoucanalsowatchanIMAXmovieaboutStarWarsand

climbintoarealairplane.10dollarsforeachvisitor.

Date:July29—30Age:8—11Tel:654-0930

TheScienceMuseuniinthisinterestingmuseum,youcanexperiencevideoartandcomputer

technology.YoucanplayVRgamestovisitafuturecity.Youcanalsoaskrobotsquestions.It'llbe

wonderful!15dollarsforeachprogramme.

Date:August7-20Age:9一12Tel:357-3030

TheBuildingMuseumComeandjoinusfordesignchallenges!Youcantakefieldtripstosome

famousbuildingsandlearntobuildsmallhouseswithsoftblo