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新譯林版小學(xué)六年級(jí)英語(yǔ)閱讀理解訓(xùn)練新譯林版小學(xué)六年級(jí)英語(yǔ)閱讀理解訓(xùn)練新譯林版小學(xué)六年級(jí)英語(yǔ)閱讀理解訓(xùn)練資料僅供參考文件編號(hào):2022年4月新譯林版小學(xué)六年級(jí)英語(yǔ)閱讀理解訓(xùn)練版本號(hào):A修改號(hào):1頁(yè)次:1.0審核:批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期:(五十一)閱讀短文,選擇正確的答案。Mr.Kinglivedinasmalltown,buthehasajobinabigcity,sohemovedtherewithhiswifeandhischildrenlastTuesday.OnthatdayMr.Kingtookhisnewcaroutofthegarage(車(chē)床)andwashedit.Aneighbour(鄰居)cameandlookedatthenewcarforaminute.ThenMr.Kingturnedandsawhim.“That'sanewcar.Isityours”Theneighbourasked.“Sometimes,”Mr.Kinganswered.Theneighbourwassurprised.“Sometimes”hesaid.“Whatdoyoumean”“Well,”answeredMr.Kingslowly,“whenthere'sapartyintown,it'smydaughter's.Wherethere'safootballgame,itbelongsto(屬于)myson.WhenIwashesitanditlooksveryniceandclean,itbelongstomywife.Andwhenitneedsgas(汽油),it'smine.”()arepeopleinthestory.threeB.fourC.sixD.five().Kingworkedin.asmalltownB.abigcityC.thegarageD.thegasstation()Mr.Kingwaswashingthenewcar,hisneighbourcametoaskhim.A.if(是否)thecarisnewB.whatcaritisC.ifthecarisMr.King'sD.howmuchisthecar()4.“Sometimes”inthestorymeansthat.A.whenthereisapartyintown,thecarbelongstohisdaughter.B.whenthereisafootballgame,itishisson's.C.whenthecarlooksniceandclean,it'shiswife's.D.whenthecarwantsgas,itbelongstohim.(五十二)閱讀短文,判斷正(T)誤(F)Anowl(貓頭鷹)satinawood.Ahungryfoxcameby.Theowlflewintoatree.“Don’tbeafraid”,saidthefox.“Thereisalowinn(小客棧)thiswood.Itforbids(禁止)animalstoharm(傷害)oneanother.Comedownhere.Let’stalktogether.”Theowldidn’tbelieve(相信)thefox.“Icanseebetterfromuphere.”hesaid.“Ah,Icanseealioncomingthisway.”“Don’tbeafraid.”Theowlcried(喊).“Yousaidthattherewasanewlaw(法律),surely(的確地)thelionwillnotharmyounow.”“Thatmaybeso,”saidthefox,“butsomeanimalhaven’theardaboutityet!”.Alieisnothingbutalie.()foxsatinatree.()lioncan’tharmthefox.()3.“Itforbidsanimalstoharmoneanotherinthiswood.”Thissentenceistrue.()foxwantedtoeattheowl.(五十三)閱讀短文,判斷正(T)誤(F)Mr.JonesandMr.Brownworkinthesameoffice.OnedayMrJonessaidtoMrBrown,"IwillhaveasmallpartyatourhouseonMondayevening.Wouldyouandyourwife(夫人)liketocome"Mr.Brown,said,"Thankyouverymuch.I'dloveto,butletmeaskmywifefirst."SoMr.Brownwenttotheotherroomandcalledhiswife.Thenhecamebackandlookedveryworried(焦慮)."What'sthematter"askedMr.Jones."Isyourwifethereathome""No,"answeredMr.Brown,-"Sheisn'tthere.Mysmallsonansweredthetelephone.Isaidtohim'Isyourmotherthere,David'andheanswered.'No,sheisn'tinthehouse.''Where'sshe'Iasked,'Sheissomewhere(某處)outside.''What'sshedoing''Sheislookingforme.'"()1.TherewasapartyatMr.Jones'houseonMondayevening.()2.Mr.JonesaskedMrBrownandhiswifetogototheparty.()3.ThetelephonewasinMr.Brown'soffice.()4.Mr.BrownspoketoMrs.Brownonthetelephone.()5.Mrs.Brownwaslookingforherson.(五十四)完型填空Onedayawomanwalks1"Goodafternoon"thewomananswers."Thereisaredhat2greenflowersonitinyour3Willyoupleasetakeitoutofhere""Yes,madam,"thebosssays,"I'mhappytodothat4you."Usually(通常地)womenlookatalotof5beforetheybuyone.Andmakesthebosstired."Good."Hethinks."Icansellthishatvery6today.""Doyouwantitinaboxor7yourhead,madam"heasks."Oh,Idon't8it,"sheanswers."I9wantyoutotakeitoutofyourwindow.Ipass(經(jīng)過(guò))your10everyday.AndIdon'tliketoseetheugly(丑陋的)thingthere."()l.A.toB.intoC.atD.by()2.A.withB.hasC.haveD.of()3.A.doorB.wallC.windowD.table()4.A.toB.forC.aboutD.help()5.A.clothesB.shirtsC.trousersD.hats()6.A.quicklyB.lateC.dearD.cheap()7.A.overB.inC.onD.with()8.A.getB.makeC.putD.want()9.A.reallyB.onlyC.canD.must()10.A.parkB.shopC.doorD.roomAmanwastravelingabroadinasmallredcar.One

day

he

left

thecarandwentshopping.Whenhecameback,its

roof

was

badlydamaged.

Someboystoldhimthatanelephanthad

damaged

it.The

man

did

notbelievethem,buttheytookhimtoacircus

which

was

near

there.Theowneroftheelephantsaid,“Iamverysorry!Myelephanthasabig,round,redchair.Hethoughtthatyourcarwashischair,andhesatonit!"

Thenhegavethemanaletter,inwhichhesaidthathe

was

sorry

andthathewouldpayforallthedamage.

Whenthemangotbacktohisowncountry,the

customs

officers

wouldn’tbelievehisstory.Theysaid,“Yousoldyournew

car

while

you

wereabroadandboughtthisoldone!"Itwasonlywhenthemanshowedthemtheletterfrom

the

circus

manthatbelievedhim.

(

)manwastravelingabroad_______.

A.inabigbusB.inagreenjeepC.inaredcarD.inaredtaxi(

)carwasdamagedbecause________.

A.therewasatrafficaccident

B.thecircusmanbroke

it

C.it

rushedintoashop

D.theelephantsatonit(

)circusmansaidthat_______.

A.hewouldpayforpartofthedamageB.hewouldpayfor

allofthe

damageC.hewouldn'tpayforthedamageD.hewouldbuyanewcar(

)4.Whenthemangotbacktohiscountry,thecustoms

officers______.

A.wouldcheckhisnewcar

B.onlycheckedhis

car,(

)was

only________that

made

the

officersbelievehim.

A.theletterfromthecircusman

B.anewspaperfromthecountry

C.thecertificateofhisD.theletterfromthegovernment(五十六)Itwashalf-pasteightinthemorning.The

telephone

bell

rang

andMarywenttoanswerit."It'sme-Peter.""Hello,who'sthat“Sheasked.

PeterwasafriendofMary'seight-year-oldbrother,Johnny.

"Ohhello,doyouwant”saidMary.

"CanIspeaktoJohnny"

"No,”saidMary,“youcan'tspeaktohimnow.Heisbusy.He

is

gettingreadyforschool.Heiseatinghisbreakfast.Grandmotheris

combing

hisisunderthetable,puttinghisshoeson.Mother

is

gettinghisbooksandputtingtheminhisschool,I’vegottogonow.Ihavetoholdthedooropen.Theschoolbusiscoming.Readandchoose.(

)wenttoansweritwhenthetelephonebellrang

A.Johnny’s

SisterC,Johnny'smother

(

)didPeterwanttospeakto

A.Mary’sbrotherB.Mary'ssisterC.Mary'sgrandmotherD.Johnny's

mother

(

)couldn'tspeaktoPeterbecauseJohnny_______.

A.was

combinghishairB.wasputtinghisshoeson

C.wasgettinghisbooksD.was

busyeatinghisbreakfast

(

)doyousaytoa

strangerwhoisansweringyourtelephone

A.WhoareyouB.AnythingtosayC.WhoisitD.Please.

(

)thisstoryweknowthatJohnnywas_____.

A.alazyB.aclever

boyC.abusyboyD.ahungryboy

(五十七)UncleWangworksinabookshopinthemiddleofthe

city.Theshopisnotfar

from

his

home.It

is

about

one

kilometeraway.SoUncleWangseldom(很少)goestoworkbybus.

Heusuallygoesbiketherebybike,sometimesonfoot.Ittakes

(花費(fèi))himtwentyminutestogettherebybikeandfortyminutes

onfoot.Todayhisbikeisbroken.Hewantstowalkthere.Now

heishavingbreakfast.Heleaveshomeattenminutestoeight

andhewalkstoworktwentyminutesearlier.His

work

starts

athalfpasteightinthemorningandfinishesataquarterto

fiveintheafternoon.

()1.WhatdoesUncleWangdo

A.Hesellsbooks.

B.Hegrowsflowers.

C.Hemakesshoes.

D.Heworksinahospital.

()2.WhydoesheseldomgotoworkbybusBecause

.

A.thereisnobus

B.hisshopisnotfar

from

hishome

C.helikesridingabike

D.hisshopisn'tin

the

middleofthecity

()3.Howlongdoesittakehimtowalktohisbookshop

A.Twentyminutes

B.Fortyminutes

C.Tenminutes

D.Halfanhour()4.Whattimedoesheusuallyleavehomebybike?

A.Attenminutestoeight

B.Athalfpasteight

C.Attenminutespasteight

D.Attwentyminutespasteight

()5.Heusuallygetsbackhomefromworkat

inthe.4:45

B.5:15

C.4:55

D.5:05

4:55

D.5:05

(五十八)SandwichwasanEnglishman.Helivedinthe18th

century(世紀(jì)).Sandwichwasrich(有錢(qián)的),buthelikedtoplaycards(紙牌)formoney.Heoftenplayedfor24hours,

anddidn'tevenstoptohavehismeals.Heordered(命令)hisservants(仆人)tobringhimsomemeatandbread.Heputthe

meatbetween(在兩者之間)thetwopiecesofbreadandheld

thefoodinhislefthandwhileheplayedcardswithhisrighthand.PeoplelikedSandwich'sidea,andfromthen

on

they

ate

breadandmeatasSandwichdid.Fromthenameoftheman,Sandwich,wehavethewordof

thefood"sandwich"today.

(

)1.Sandwichwasthe

.

A.

nameofaservantB.

nameofamanwithalotofmoney

C.

poormanwholivedonplayingcardsD.

nameoffoodwhichwaslikedbytherich

(

)2.Sandwich

.

A.

wassointerested(興趣)inplayingcardsthatheoften

hadnotimetohavehismeals

B.

oftenbroughtsomebreadwithhimtoplaycards

C.

neverateanythingwhenheplayedcards

D.

hadnomoneytoplaycardswithatlast

(

)3.PeoplelikedSandwich'sideabecause

.

A.

bread,togetherwithmeatwascheap

B.

healwayswonwhenheplayedcards

C.

theylikedSandwichhimself

D.

whentheyatewithoneoftheirhandstheycoulddo

somethingwiththeother

(

)4.Today,"sandwich"is

.

A.alsoanameofarichman.

B.twopiecesofbreadwithmeatinbetween.

C.notinterestedinplayingcards.

D.notlikedbymostofthepeople.

(

)5.Asfood,"sandwich"

.

A.isusuallymadeof(用...制做)breadandchicken.

B.sometimessmells(聞)good,butsometimesnot.

C.ismadeofbreadandmeat.

D.iseasyforustoplay.(五十九)Thestudentswerehavingtheirchemistry(化學(xué))class.MissLiwastellingthestudentswhatwaterwaslike.Afterthat,sheaskedherstudents,“What’swater”Noonespokeforafewminutes.MissLiaskedagain,“Whydon'tyouanswermyquestionDidn’tItellyouwhatwaterislike"

Justthenastudentputuphishandandsaid,“MissLi,youtoldusthatwaterhasnocolorandnosmell.However,wheretofindsuchkindofwaterThewaterintheriverbehindmyhouseisalwaysblackandithasabadsmell."Mostofthestudentsagreedwithhim.

"I'msorry,children."saidtheteacher,"Ourwaterisgettingdirtieranddirtier.That'saproblem."

Choosethebestanswer:

werethestudentsdoing()

A.TheywerehavinganEnglishclass.

B.TheywerehavingaChineseclass.

C.Theywerehavingachemistryclass.

D.Theywerehavingamathclass.

2.MissLiwastellingthestudents()

A.whatwaterwaslike.B.whatairwaslike.

C.whatearthwaslike.

D.whatweatherwaslike.

3.Whatcolorswasthewaterintheriverbehindthestudent'shouse()

A.Itwaswhite.B.Itwasblack.

C.Itwasclean.D.Itwasclear.

4.Mostofthechildren()thestudent

A.agreedwithB.wroteto

C.heardfromD.sentfor

didthewaterintheriverhavecolor()A.Becauseitwasgettingmoreandmore.B.Becauseitwasgettinglessandless.C.Becauseitwasgettingcleanerandcleaner.D.Becauseitwasgettingdirtieranddirtier.6(六十)MostEnglishpeoplehavethreenames:afirstname,amiddlenameandthefamilyname.Theirfamilynamecomeslast.Forexample,myfullnameisJimAllanGreen.Greenismyfamilyname.Myparentsgavemebothofmyothernames.Peopledon’tusetheirmiddlenamesverymuch.So“JohnHenryBrown”isusuallycalled“JohnBrown”.PeopleneveruseMr.,Mrs.orMissbeforetheirfirstnames.SoyoucansayJohnBrown,orMr.Brown;butyoushouldneversayMr.John.TheyuseMr.,Mrs.orMisswiththefamilynamebutneverwiththefirstname.Sometimespeopleaskmeaboutmyname.“Whenyouwereborn,whydidyourparentscallyouJim”theyask.”Whydidtheychoosethatname”Theansweristheydidn’tcallJim.TheycalledmeJames.Jameswasthenameofmygrandfather.InEngland,peopleusuallycallmeJimforshort.That’sbecauseitisshorterandeasierthanJames.1.MostEnglishpeoplehave____names.AoneBtwoCthreeDfour2.____isJim’sfamilyname.AJimBGreenCAllanDJames3.EnglishpeopleuseMr.,Mrs.orMisswith____.AthefamilynameBthefirstnameCThemiddlenameDthefirstnameandthemiddlename4.Theteacher’snameisMaryJoanShute.Herstudentscallher____.AmissMaryBMissJoanCMissMaryJoanDMissShute5.PeopleusuallycallthewriterJiminsteadofJamesbecause_____.AIt’sthenameofhisgrandfatherBIt’seasierforpeoplecallhimCIt’sthenamethathisparentschoseforhimDIt’smoredifficultthanJames(六十一)OnChristmasEve-----thenightbeforeChristmasDaychildrenareveryhappy.Theyputtheirstockingsattheendoftheirbedsbeforetheygotobed.TheywantFatherChristmastogivethemsomepresents.Mr.GreentellshischildrenthatFatherChristmasisaverykindman.HecomesonChristmasEve.Helandsontopofeachhouseandcomesdownthechimneyintothefireplaceandbringsthemalotofpresent.ChristmasDayalwaysbeginsbeforebreakfast.Thechildrenwakeupveryearly.Theycan’twaittoopenthepresentsintheirstockings.Thentheywakeuptheirparentsandcall:MerryChristmas!’’DoyouknowwhatChristmasmeansChristmasDayisthebirthdayofJesusChrist.WhenChristwasborn,manypeoplegavehimpresents.Sotoday,peoplestilldothesamethingtoeachother.1.ChristmasEveis_____.AthenightbeforeDecember24BthenightafterDecember25CthenightofDecember25DthenightofDecember242.FatherChristmasoftenputsthepresents_____.Aintochildren’shatsBintochildren’sstockingsCunderchildren’sbedsDintochildren’sshoes3.FatherChristmascomesintothehousethroughthe___.AwindowBfrontdoorCchimneyDbackdoor4.OnthemorningofChristmasDay,childrenwakeuptheirparentsveryearlyandsay____.AGoodmorning!BHappyNewYear!CBestwishesforyou!DMerryChristmas!5.OnChristmasDay,peopleoften____toeachother.AgivemoneyBaskformoneyCaskforpresentsDgivepresents(六十二)TheNewYear’sEvepartywasgoingonwhenthebellrang.Atallmanopenedthedoorandcamein.Nobodyknewhim,butthehostwentoverandtookhimin.Themansattherehappilyforanhouranddrunk.Thenhesaid,“invitedmetothisparty。Idon’tknowyou,oranyoneelsehere.MywifeandIwantedtogooutinourcar,butoneofyourfriend’scarswasinfrontofourgate,soIcameheretofindhim,andmywifeisstillwaitinginourcar!”1.WhendidthestoryhappenAAt7:00BInDecemberCOnNewYear’sEveDWhenthebellrang2.The“bell”heremeansthe_____.AtimebellBdoorbellCchurchbellDbellforclass3.Thehostwenttomeetandtookhiminbecausehetookthetallmanfor____.AoneofhisfriendsBhisbrotherChisclassmateDhisteacher4.Thetallman’swifewaitedinthecarfor_____.AalongtimeBtwohoursCahalfhourDanhour5.Atlast,thehostmightbealittle_____.AhappyBsurprisedCworriedDafraid9(六十三)Onceanoldmanwenttoseeadoctor.Thedoctorlookedhimovercarefullyandsaid,“Medicinewon’thelpyou.Youmusthaveagoodrest.Gotobedearly,drinkmilk,walkalotandsmokeonecigaraday.Gotothecountryplaceforamouth.”Afteramonththemancametothedoctoragain,“Howareyou”saidthedoctor,“I’mgladtoseeyouagain.Youlookmuchyounger.”“OH!Doctor,Ifeelquitewellnow,”saidtheman,“Ihadagoodrest。Iwenttobedearly,drankaofmilkandwalkedalot。Youradvicecertainlyhelpedme,butyoutoldmetosmokeonecigaradayalmostkilledmefirst。It’snojoketostartsmokingatmyage!’’1.Thedoctortoldtheman____.AtogotobedearlyBtodrinkmilkCtowalkalotDBothA,BandC2.WhichofthefollowingsentencesistrueAThedoctortoldthemantovisitabeautifulcityofcountryforamonth.BThedoctordidn’ttellhimwhattodo.CAfteramonth,theoldmanfeltbetter.DTheoldmanwasyoungerthanbeforeafteramonth.3.Thedoctor’swordswere_____fortheoldman’shealth.AbadBgoodCwellDstrong4.Thedoctorwantedtheoldman______.AtogetworseBtosmokelessthanbeforeCtohelphimDtostartsmoking5.Fromwhattheoldmansaidatlast,weknow_____.AonecigaradaywasreallyhelpfultohimBonecigaradaywasbetterthanbeforeCtheoldmanwasnotasmokeratallDsmokingmadehimfeelbetterthanbefore(六十四)InalmosteverybiguniversityintheUnitedStatesfootballisafavouritesport.AmericanfootballisnotlikeSoccer.Playerssometimeskicktheball,buttheyalsothrowtheballandrunwithit.Theytrytotakeittotheotherendofthefield.Theyhavefourchancestomovetheballtenyards.Theycancarryitorthrowit.Iftheymoveittotheendofthefield,theyreceivesixpoints.Thisiscalledatouchdown.Itisdifficulttomovetheball.Elevenmenontheteamtrytostopthemwhenhehastheball.Ifhedoesnotmovetheballtenyards,histeamkickstheballtotheotherteam.Eachuniversitywantsitsteamtowin.Thousandsofpeoplecometomatch.Theydanceandjumpwhileshoutingloudlytosupporttheirfavouriteteam.Eachteamplayerstenorelevengameseachseason.TheseasonbeginsinSeptemberandendsinNovember.Ifateamisverygood,itmayplayanothergameaftertheseasonends.ThebestteamsplayagainonJanuary1,thefirstdayoftheNewYear.ManypeoplegotoseethesegamesandmanyotherswatchthemonTV.1.InAmericanfootballplayerscan_____.AonlykicktheballBonlythrowtheballConlycarrytheballDkick,throwandcarrytheball2.Ifateamwantstogetpoints,ithastomovetheball____.A10yardsBtotheotherendC40yardsDawayfromitsownend3.HowmanyplayersareplayinginanAmericanfootballgameThereare____.A12B11C22D244.Mostteamsplaygamesin_____.AspringBsummerCautumnDwinter5.WhendothebestteamsplayagainAAtChristmasBBeforetheseasonends.COnNewYear’sDayDOnthelastdayoftheseason.(六十五)Lightandshadowarefriends.Theyusuallygotogether.Wereceivelighteveryday.Atthesametime,weproduceshadow.Lightcan’tshinethroughyou.Yourbodystopsitfrompassing.Thereisonlyadarkspotonthegroundnexttoyou.Thelightcan’treachthedarkspot.Thisisyourshadow.Atnoonthesunshinesoveryourhead.Yourbodystopsverylittlelightfromreachingtheground.Soyourshadowisquiteshort.Butinearlymorningorlateafternoon,thesunislowinthesky.Itslightmovesov,,ermoreofyourbody.Thenyourshadowisquitelong.Yourbodykeepsalotoflightfromreachingtheground.Welovesunlight.Becauseneitheranimalsnorplantscanlivewithoutit.Sunlightcanmakepeoplehealthy.Weloveshadow,too.Mostofusliketostandintheshadowofatreeorhaveawalkintheshadowoftreesinsummer.Lightandshadowusuallygotogether.1.

Lightandshadowcome_____.AwithfriendsBatthesametimeCeverydayDwithtogether2.Thereisshadowbecause_____.AthereisadarkspotBlightcan’treachadarkspotCyourshadowisnexttoyouDlightisstoppedbysomething3._____,theshadowisbig.AWhenverylittlelightisstoppedBWhenverymuchlightisstoppedCWhenyourbodystopslittlelightDWhenthesunisoveryourhead,therewouldbenoanimalsorplants.AIftherewasnosunlightBIfwehatesunlightCIfsunlightmakespeoplehealthyDIfourshadowislong5.Welove_____.AneithersunlightnorshadowBshadowwithoutsunlightCbothsunlightandshadowDsunlightwithoutshadow(六十六)PoorMan!Lookatthisman.WhatishedoingHe’scarryingaverybigbox.Theboxisfullof(充滿)bigapples.Hewantstoputitonthebackofhisbikeandtakeithome.CanhedothatNo,Idon’tthinkso.WhynotBecause(因?yàn)?theboxistoofull(滿)andtooheavy(重).Look!What’swrongHedropsthebox.Poorman!Exercises:A.

Readcarefullyandwrite“T”forTrueand“F”forFalsebesidethestatements.(

)1.Theboxisnotverybig.(

)2.Theboxisfullofapples.(

)3.Heputstheapplesinthebag.(

)4.Hecancarrytheboxhome.B.

Choosethebestanswer,A,B,CorD,tothesequestions.(

)1.WhatisthemandoingHeis_________.

A.eatingsomeapples

B.carryingabox

C.ridingabike

D.makingabox(

)2.What’sinthebox

A.Somebooks.

B.Somebikes.

C.Someapples.

D.Someboxes.(

)3.Canhecarrythebox

A.Yes,hecan.

B.Yes,heis.

C.No,hecan’t.

D.No,heisn’t.(

)4.Istheboxfullorempty

A.Yes,itis.

B.No,itisn’t.

C.It’sempty.

D.It’sfull.

(六十七)Kateisanewstudent.Sheistwelve.SheisfromAmerica.ShecanspeakEnglishverywellandshecanspeakalittleChinese.SheisinNanjing.Herparentsaredoctors.Kateisstudyinginaschoolnearherhome.ShehasclassesfromMondaytoFriday.OnSaturdaysandSundays,sheoftenplaysgameswithherChinesefriends.ShelovesChinaandherChinesefriends.Exercises:A.

Readcarefullyandwrite“T”forTrueand“F”forFalsebesidethestatements.(

)1.Kate’shometownisinEngland.(

)2.Herfatherisnotadoctor.(

)3.Herschoolisnotfarfromherhome.(

)4.Therearen’tanylessonsfromMondaytoFriday.B.

Choosethebestanswer,A,B,CorD,tothesequestions.(

)1.Kateis________.A.anewstudent

B.aChinesegirlC.adoctor

D.adriver(

)2.katecan_____________.A.speakalotofChinese

B.speakEnglishwellC.speakalittleJapanese

D.speaklittleEnglish(

)3.Kateoftenstudies___________.A.fromMondaytoFriday

B.inBeijingC.onSaturdaysandSundays

D.athome(

)4.Herparents_____________.A.areworkinginaschool

B.haveclassesonMondaysC.oftenplaygameswithKate

D.aredoctors(六十八)CanYouFindBob?

Hello,Betty.PleasemeetBobatthestationatnineo’clocktomorrowmorning.Gotothebigclock.Carryagreenbagandwearawhitehat.He’snotverytallbutquitefat.Hehasshortblackhairandbrowneyes.Healsohasglasses.Helikeswearing(穿)bluetrousersandaredsweater.Canyoufindhim,BettyExercises:A.

Readcarefullyandwrite“T”forTrueand“F”forFalsebesidethestatements.(

)1.BettywantstofindBobatthestation.(

)2.Bettywearsagreenhat.(

)3.Bobistallandfat.(

)4.boblikesredtrousers.B.

Choosethebestanswer,A,B,CorD,tothesequestions.(

)1.WhattimewillBettyandBobmeet

A.Atoneo’clock.

B.Atnineo’clocktomorrowmorning.C.Atthestation.

D.Nearthebigclock.(

)2.WhatcolourareBob’seyes

A.Red.

B.Blue.C.Green.

D.Brown.(

)3.Bettycarries___________.A.abag

B.someglassesC.awhitesweater

D.someblacktrousers(

)4.Wholikeswearingredsweaters

A.Bob.

B.Betty.

C.Yes,heis.

D.No,heisn’t.

(六十九)

Thisismyroom.Nearthewindowthereisadesk.Ioftendomyhomeworkatit.Youcanseesomebooks,someflowersinavase,arulerandapen.Onthewallnearthedeskthereisapictureofacat.Thereisaclockabove(在…上面)theendof(盡頭,末尾)mybed.Iusuallyputmyfootballundermybed.Ofcourse(當(dāng)然)thereisachairinfrontofthedesk.IsitthereandIcanseethetreesandroads(路)outside.Exercises:A.

Readcarefullyandwrite“T”forTrueand“F”forFalsebesidethestatements.(

)1.Thereisavaseonthebed.(

)2.Acatisnearthedesk.(

)3.Thereisaclockabovethebed.(

)4.Ioftendomyhomeworkinmyroom.B.

Choosethebestanswer,A,B,CorD,tothesequestions.(

)1.Whatcanyouseeonmydesk

A.Somebooks.

B.Someflowers.C.Arulerandapen.

D.A,BandC.(

)2.WhereisthepictureIt’s_________.A.onthedesk

B.onthewallC.abovetheendofthebed

D.underthebed(

)3.What’sunderthebed

A.Aruler.

B.Afootball.

C.Acat.

D.Aclock.(

)4.Arethereanytreesoutside

A.Yes,theyare.

B.Yes,thereare.C.No,theycan’t.

D.No,therearen’t.(七十)

Anoldwomanhasacat.Thecatisveryold.Itcannotrunfastanditcannotcatchmice.Whentheoldcatseesamouse,ittriestocatchit,butthemousecanalwaysrunaway.Thewomanisveryangryaboutit.Thenshehasagoodidea.Shebuysanew\cattocatchmice.Now

theoldonecanrest.(

)1.Theoldcatcannot_______now.A.jumponthemiceB.catchdogsC.walkorrunD.runfastorcatchmice(

)2.Whenthecattriestocatchamouse,_________.A.iteatsthemouseB.itjumpsonthemouseC.iffollowsthemouseD.themouserunsaway(

)3.Theoldwomanis________whensheseesamouserunaway.A.verygoodB.verykindC.veryangryD.veryhappy(

)4.Theoldwoman_________.A.likesthecatB.doesn’twantthecatC.buysanewcatD.teachesthecat(

)5.Theoldwomandoesn’tlike_______inherhouse.A.catsB.miceC.dogsD.youngpeople(七十一)WhenTomwasyoung,helikedtoplayfootbal

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