中考英語閱讀理解提升練習(xí)(含詳細(xì)答案)

試卷第=page1919頁，總=sectionpages2020頁試卷第=page2020頁，總=sectionpages2020頁中考英語閱讀專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練Rosedidn’tseeherschoolICcardatlunchtime.Sheaskedherclassmatesandlookedforiteverywhere.Butshecouldn’t1it.Later,onegirlsaidthatshesawKatetakeacardfromRose’sdesk.SoRosegotvery2.WhenshemetKateintheafternoon,Rose3,“Youhavestolen(偷)mycard!”Hearingthis,Katebegantocry,“No,no,Ididn’tstealit!Ionlytookitby4.”ButRosedidn’tthinksoandtheybegantofight.Justthenateachercameupand5whathadhappened.Katetoldthewholestory.Shesaidherpenpalcametoseeherinthemorning.Shewasso6thatshetookthecardcarelessly.Thentheywentforlunchhappily.“Iusedthecard,butIhadthoughtitwasmine.Ididn’tknowitwasRose’s7sheasked.Iwastooafraidtoexplainittoher.SoIdecidedtoputthe8backwithsomemoneysecretly.Iamsorry,Rose.”Katesaidinalow9.“It’sjustamisunderstanding（誤會(huì))！”saidtheteacher.Tears(淚水)cameintoRose’seyes.Thenshesaid,“Iwas10sorry,Kate!Ihopewearestillgoodfriends.”1．A.find B.buy C.put2．A.happy B.angry C.afraid3．A.sang B.shouted C.read4．A.card B.words C.mistake5．A.asked B.understood C.allowed6．A.sad B.excited C.interested7．A.until B.after C.if8．A.pen B.book C.card9．A.voice B.sound C.noise10．A.not B.also C.neverChairmanMaooncesaid,“Itisnothardtodoonegooddeed.Itishardtodogooddeedsallyourlife.”GuoMingyi,a52-year-oldworkerinAnshan,Liaoningdidjustthat.Overthepast20years,Guo160,000mLofblood(血).Thatisthebloodof10peopleputtogether.Once,2thecoldwinterof2009,Guogotacallfromthehospital.Thedoctorstoldhim3apatientneededablooddonation.Guodidn’thavetimetohavelunch.Hetraveledinthesnowto4thehospital.Whenhefinisheddonatingtheblood,hewas5tiredthathefellasleeponthehospitalbed.Guoandhisfamilylivea6life.Theyliveinahouseofonly40squaremeters.7theydon’thavealotofmoney,Guosavesmoneytosupportpoorchildren.Inthepast16years,hehasgivenawayover100,000yuantomorethan180poorstudents.Whentheparentsmethim,manycried,“Helooks8thanus.”theysaid.Guohasalsoofferedhelptothousandsofworkers,friendsandstrangers.Hiswarmhearthasmovedmanypeople.They9hima“Modern-DayLeiFeng”.Recently,ChineseleaderscalledonpeopletolearnfromGuo.Theysayyoungpeopleespeciallyshouldlearnhisselflessdevotion(奉獻(xiàn)).ButGuosaidhedidthesethingsinordernottogetfamous.“It’sjustthatsomepeopleneedsomehelp,andthereshouldbesomeonestandingouttogive10ahand.”hesaid.11．A.haddonated B.hasdonatedC.havedonatedD.donates12．A.inB.onC.atD.above13．A.whichB.thatC.whatD.who14．A.arriveB.reachatC.gettoD.get15．A.suchB.veryC.tooD.so16．A.simpleB.unhappyC.richD.happily17．A.SoB.AndC.BecauseD.Though18．A.richerB.poorerC.betterD.kinder19．A.sayB.shoutC.callD.speak20．A.themB.himC.herD.theirJimisthesonofafarmowner.OneNewYear’sDay,whenhewas15yearsold,hisfather1himtoworkonthefarmforoneyearathisfreetime.Jimwas2withhisfather’sidea.“Thatisn’tmyjob.Ihave43schoolworktodo.”Athearingthis,hisfathersaid,“Ipromise(答應(yīng))togiveyouthebestpresentifyou4finishoneyear’swork.”Jimthoughtforawhileand5.StartingoneSaturday,theboygotupearlyandworked6untilevening,justlikeanyotherfarmer.Timepassed7.Jim’scropsgrewverywell.Onthelastdayoftheyear,thefathercalledhissontohim.“I’mhappytoseethatyouhaveworkedveryhardthewholeyear,”saidthefather.“Now,tellme8youwant.”Theboysmiledandshowedhisfatherabigpieceofbreadmadefromhiswheat.“I’vealreadygotthe9present.Nopains,nogains.Ithinkthisiswhatyouwantedmeto10.”Hisfatherwasverypleasedtohearthat.21．22．23．24．25．26．27．quicklyimmediately28．29．30．A.decide B.like C.take D.knowHaveyouheardoftheterm“etiquette”Anddoyouknowthatetiquetteisnotonlyausefulword1veryusefultounderstand?Etiquetteisnotthesameineveryculture2ineverysituation.Forexample,standingveryclosetothepersonyouaretalkingwithisquitecommoninsomeAsiancountries.However;ifyoudothisinEurope,some3peoplemightfeel4.EveninChina,weallknowthatetiquetteisnotthesameinallsituations.Perhapswethinkthattalkingloudlyinourownhomesisfine,butthereareotherplaceswheretalkingloudlyis5.Forexample,mostpeoplewouldagreethattalkingloudlyinalibrary,amuseum,oramovietheateris6.Evenifyouarewithyourfriends,itisbettertokeepyourvoice7inpublicplaces.Infact,weshouldalso8nottocoughorsneezeloudlyinpublic.Ifweseesomeone9therulesofetiquette,wemaypolitelygivethemsomesuggestions.Perhapsoneofthemostpoliteways10asksomeone,WouldyouminddoingthisorWouldyoumindnotdoingthat.Forexample,ifsomeonecuts11youinaline,youcouldaskthem,Sorry,wouldyoumind12theline?Ifsomeoneissmokingonthebusyoucouldask,Excuseme,couldyouplease13thatcigarette?Peopledon’tusuallylike14,sowehavetobecarefulhowwedothis.Althoughrulesofetiquettecanoftenbedifferent,somerulesarethesamealmosteverywhereintheworld!Forexample,15isalmostneverallowed.Ifyouseesomeoneyouknowdoingthis,youcanaskthem,Wouldyoumindpickingitup?31．A.howeverB.althoughC.norD.butalso32．A.orB.butC.asD.and33．A.AsianB.AmericanC.EuropeanD.African34．A.comfortableB.uncomfortableC.happyD.excited35．A.notallowB.notaskedC.notallowedD.allowed36．A.politeB.rudeC.impossibleD.Common37．A.offB.SmallC.loudD.down38．A.tryB.makeitC.takecareofD.carefor39．A.followingB.breakingC.obeyingD.broken40．A.areB.aretoC.isD.isto41．A.infrontB.infrontofC.inthefrontD.inthefrontof42．A.waitingB.jumpingC.cuttingD.joining43．A.putonB.putoffC.putoutD.putup44．A.becriticizedB.tocriticizeC.tobecriticizedD.criticized45．A.droppinglitterB.choppingtreesC.smokingD.pickinglitterupWhenIwaselevenyearsold,Godgavemeagiftofhappiness.Oneday,onmywayhomefromschool,atruckranovermeandcutoffmy1.AsIlaytherebleeding,IrealizedthatImighthavetolivetherestofmylife2legs.Howdepressing（令人沮喪的）!3thenIrealizedthatdepressionwon’tgetmylegsback.SoIdecidednotto4mylifefeelingdepressed.Whenmyparentsarrivedatthe5,theywereshockedandsad.Itoldthem,“I’vealready6thefact.Nowyoualsohavetogetusedtothis.”Eversincethen,Ioftenseemyfriendsgetting7aboutlittlethings:theirbuscomeslate;theygetabadgradeonatest.ButIjust8life.Iwasluckytorealizethatitisawasteofenergytofocusonwhatyouhave9,andthatthekeytohappinessistotakepleasureinwhatyouhave.Soundssimple,doesn’tit?So10aremanypeopleunhappy?Peopleoftenthinkhappinessisbasedonwhatyou11.“MywholelifewouldimproveifIhadanewcar.”Butwhenyougetthe12andwhathappens?Forawholeweekyouarewalkingonair.Thenyougorightbacktobeing13.Happinessisnotahappening;it’sastateof14.Youcanhavewhateverthereisintheworldandstillbeuncomfortable.Oryoucanhaverelatively15andfeelfullofjoy.Happinesscomesfrommasteringtheartofappreciatingandconsciouslytakingpleasureinwhatyoualreadyhave.46．A.armsB.legsC.feetD.fingers47．A.withoutB.byC.onD.with48．A.SoB.OrC.ButD.Once49．A.spareB.devoteC.influenceD.waste50．A.hotelB.hospitalC.stationD.school51．A.believedB.acceptedC.refusedD.received52．A.worriedB.guiltyC.excitedD.curious53．A.hateB.enjoyC.saveD.dislike54．A.struggledB.supportedC.lostD.completed55．A.howB.whyC.whenD.whether56．A.achieveB.promiseC.donateD.admire57．A.carB.lifeC.jobD.grade58．A.wiseB.sillyC.friendlyD.unhappy59．A.painB.appearanceC.angerD.mind60．A.muchB.manyC.littleD.allOncetherewasapoorlittlegirllivingnearaforest.Shehadnofamilyandnoonetoloveher.Sosheoften1sadandlonely.Oneday,whenshewaswalkingintheforest,shefoundthatasmall2wastrappedunluckilyinabush.Thebutterflytriedtoflyaway3failed.Thekindlittlegirlsavedthebutterflywithgreatcare.Insteadofflyingaway,thebutterflyturned4abeautifulfairy(仙女).Thelittlegirlwasvery5.“Thankyoufor6me.Youaresokind.Iwillmakeanyofyourdreamscometrue.”saidthefairy.Thelittlegirlthoughtforamomentandthensaid,“Iwanttobe7!”Thefairysaid,“Verywell.Iwillhelpyou.”Andshesaidsomethinginthelittlegirl’sear.Thenthefairydisappeared.Asthekindlittlegirlgrewup,shewas8readytohelppeopleinneedandwaspopularamongthevillagers.Nooneinthevillagewasashappyasshewas.Everyoneaskedherthe9ofherhappiness.Shealwayssmiledand10,“ThesecretofmyhappinessisthatIlistenedtoakind11whenIwasalittlegirl.”Whenthekindgirlbecameaveryoldwomanandwasdying,theneighboursinthe12allgathered(聚攏)aroundherbedbecausetheywere13thathersecretofhappinesswoulddiewithher.Theyasked,“Pleasetelluswhatthekindfairysaid.”Thelovelyoldwomanstill14andsaid,“Shetoldmethateveryoneneededme,nomatterhowsafetheyseemed,nomatterhowrichorpoor,nomatterhowoldor15.Shesaidthathelpingotherswouldmakemehappyallmylife.”61．A.thought B.found C.sounded D.felt62．A.butterfly B.bird C.snake D.squirrel63．A.so B.or C.but D.as64．A.on B.up C.into D.down65．A.surprised B.tired C.mad D.angry66．A.catching B.beating C.killing D.saving67．A.active B.happy C.energetic D.humorous68．A.always B.never C.seldom D.hardly69．A.success B.secret C.power D.lesson70．A.asked B.hoped C.answered D.refused71．A.witch B.fairy C.ghost D.princess72．A.village B.town C.city D.world73．A.excited B.pleased C.glad D.afraid74．A.shouted B.cried C.smiled D.jumped75．A.young B.great C.nice D.quietDoyoulikegoingtoazootosee____1___?Howabout____2___azooandfeedingtheanimalsyourself?It'snotajoke.Ithappenedbothinafilmandinthe____3___.BenjaminMeeisanewspaperwriterinLosAngeles,theUS.Hiswifediesandhehasto____4___histwoyoungkids.Hopingforafreshstartforhisfamily.Mee____5____hisjobandbuysanoldhouseon73000squaremeters____6___thecity.Thelandcomeswithaspecialgift:azoointhecountrycalledtheRosemoorAnimalPark!Thezoowas____7___becauseoftheeconomycrisis(經(jīng)濟(jì)危機(jī)).With____8___raisingthem,about200animalsarestilllivingthere.TheMeefamilydecidetohelpreopenthezoo.Butit'snotaneasyjob____9___theyhavenoexperienceandlittlemoney.Therearealsounexpected____10___,suchasabearrunningawayoneday.ThisisthestoryofAmericanmovieWeBoughtaZoo.IttellstherealamazingstoryofBenjaminMee.76．A.tigersB.lionsC.animalsD.birds77．A.buyingB.visitingC.buildingD.renting78．A.storybookB.internationalwebsiteC.TVprogramD.realworld79．A.lookforB.lookafterC.lookupD.lookat80．A.findsB.getsC.quitsD.loses81．A.outsideB.insideC.behindD.before82．A.openedB.closedC.watchedD.rebuilt83．A.engineersB.nursesC.doctorsD.zookeepers84．A.sinceB.thoughC.whetherD.however85．A.surprisesB.joysC.problemsD.excitementPeopleallovertheworldcelebrateValentine’sDay．However,theholiday1differentlyindifferentcountries2eachculturehasitsownValentine’sDaycustoms．Forexample，peopleintheUnitedStatesandJapanbothcelebrateValentine’sDay3February14．ButinJapan，onlyromanticpartnerscometogether,whileinAmerica，itcanbesharedbyanyone4isclose，friendorlover．ChocolateisthemostpreferredgiftintheUS5itiscommoninJapan，too．However,intheUSotherkindsofgiftsare6given，andmanypeopleexchangecards．Thebiggest7isthatinJapan，onlygirlsandwomen．8chocolatestoboysandmen，butintheUSboysandgirlswillgivecardsorsmallgiftstoallof9friends．AndwhileAmericanmenandwomenbothreceivegifts，womenusuallyget10expensivegiftsthanmen．That’swhyIwouldliketobeamaninJapanbutawomanintheUS!86．A．celebratesB．iscelebratingC．celebratedD．iscelebrated87．A．a(chǎn)lthoughB．whereC．becauseD．if88．A．onB．inC．a(chǎn)tD．by89．A．whomB．whoC．whoseD．which90．A．soB．a(chǎn)sC．a(chǎn)ndD．or91．A．tooB．eitherC．neitherD．a(chǎn)lso92．A．differenceB．differencesC．differentD．differently93．A．giveB．togiveC．givingD．given94．A．theirsB．theyC．themD．their95．A．manyB．moreC．fewD．fewerAlthoughitwasonlyautumn，everythingoutsidewascoveredinwhite．Unexpectedly,wewerehitwithabig1stormandnoonewasprepared．Wehavetwoappletreesinourbackyard．Prana，ourdog，loves2．Whenshegoesoutside，sheusuallygrabsadirtyapplefromthegroundtoeatlateron．Pranaknowsthatwhenshebringshertreasureintothehouse，Iamnotalways3，soshetriestohideitfromme．Itisourlittlegame．Onthedaythatitsnowedtoo4intheseason，PranawentoutsideandI5herfromthewindow．Inoticedthatshewas6lotsofholesandbringingouttheapplesburiedbeneaththesnow．Sheseemedtobe7todigupasmanyapplesasshecould．Butwhenshecamebackinside，shebroughtbackonlyone．Aboutfiveminuteslater,Ilookedoutside．Theyardwascompletely8withbirds．Pranahaddugupallthoseapplesforherbirdfriendstoeat．Sheknewthattheyhadn’tprepared9foodfortheearlywinter.Thisbeautifulactofunconditionallovefroma(an)10taughtmewhatrealkindnesswas．96．A．sandB．snowC．thunderD．rain97．A．a(chǎn)pplesB．winterC．gamesD．bones98．A．clearB．correctC．happyD．surprised99．A．1ateB．beautifullyC．1ightlyD．early100．A．metB．watchedC．calledD．heard101．A．hidingB．findingC．cuttingD．digging102．A．determinedB．suitableC．nervousD．encouraged103．A．hitB．markedC．coveredD．taken104．A．deliciousB．enoughC．1essD．extra105．A．teacherB．friendC．a(chǎn)nimalD．birdAreyounervouswhenyoustandinfrontofthepublic?Areyouafraidtomakeaspeech?LiJun,amiddleschoolboy,feltshywhenhewasmakingaspeechtheotherday.Lihadthoughtitwouldbequiteeasytospeakinfrontof1classmates."Iwaswrong.Itwasverydifferentandmuch2thantalkingtomyclassmatesduringplaytime,"Lisaid."Itried,butitwasreallydifficulttospeak.Ifeltlikeamute(啞巴)andwantedtoleavetheclassroom3"Liisnotalone.Manymiddleschoolstudentsnowhavethesame4:theycantalkabouttheirideasfreely5theirbestfriendsafterclass,butcan'tspeakinpublic.AccordingtoZhouHong,ateacherfromauniversity,themainreasonisthatschoolsinChinapaymoreattentiontowritinginsteadof6.Zhouhopesschoolscangivestudentsmorechancestoopentheir7,suchasspeechcompetitions,Englishcornersandclassdiscussions.Studentscanjoininanyonetheywantto.8healsogivessomeadvicetostudents."Duringyourfreetimeyoushould9more.Whenyou'respeakinginpublic,takeiteasy.Justimagineyou'retalkingtonobodyandspeakupyourideasclearly,"Zhousaid."That10afinepublicspeechandyou'llfeelconfident."106．A.herB.myC.yourD.his107．A.harderB.easierC.better'D.later108．A.slowlyB.quicklyC.sadlyD.happily109．A.answerB.subjectC.problemD.question110．A.exceptB.besideC.fromD.with111．A.listeningB.speakingC.readingD.singing112．A.mouthsB.eyesC.mindsD.hearts113．A.ButB.SoC.AndD.Or114．A.playB.practiceC.writeD.watch115．A.reportsB.keepsC.hearsD.makesWhat’syourideaaboutsuccess?Somepeoplesaythatbeginnershavealltheluck,whileothersbelievethatsuccess1onlywithpractice.Infact,Ifeelbothofthesestatements(陳述)arenottrueallthetime.Eachistrueinsomeways2notinothers.Forexample,Iwenttoadrawingcompetitionmanyyearsagoand3surprisingly.Asaprize,Igotafilmtickettosee“Titanic”.Iwasreally4becauseitwasthefirsttimeIhadtakenpartinanycompetition.ThinkingthatImightbeluckyagain,I5joininginotherartcompetitions.ButtheresultwasthatI6wonagain.Iacceptedthefactthattheotherpeoplehada7artisticabilitythanIdid.ArtwasnotsomethingIwasespeciallyinterestedinandIhadneverpracticedthedifferentartskills.So,the8Iproducedwerenotofaveryhighstandard.Theseexperiencestaughtmealot.ThoughImighthavebeenlucky9,Ialsoneedtoputinhardwork.Asweknow,10makesperfect.SoIbelievesuccessbuildsonlessluckandchance.116．A.movesB.comesC.returnsD.leaves117．A.orB.soC.andD.but118．A.wonB.beganC.failedD.ended119．A.sorryB.activeC.luckyD.nervous120．A.triedB.forgotC.stoppedD.remembered121．A.oftenB.everC.seldomD.never122．A.greaterB.morenaturalC.lowerD.morecommon123．A.resultsB.filmC.prizesD.drawings124．A.atlastB.atmostC.atfirstD.atleast125．A.chanceB.practiceC.differenceD.experienceLisahasalwaysbeenoverweight.Shewantedtoloseweight,notjustbecauseshewantedto1morebeautifulandhehealthier,butalsobecauseitwouldmakelifeeasier.Forexample,itwas2forLisatofindready-madeclothesthatwouldfit.Shehadtoaskatailor(裁縫)3clothesthatwerelargeenough.Inschool,sheneededaspecialchair4wasbiggerandstrongerthantheotherchairs.Ifshewentforawalk,shegottiredveryquickly.Shewasalsounhappyaboutthewaypeopletreated5sometimes.“Peoplelookatmeandevenmakefunofme.That’sunfair!It’struethatI’moverweight,butIdon’tthinkpeople6treatmedifferentlybecauseI’mbig.Ican’tenjoy7withmyfriendsbecauseI’mafraidofgettingfatter.”Herfriendsandfamilynevermadefunofher.Theytriedtohelpher8.Theywantedhertobehappyandhealthy.SometimeswhenLisawasfeelingsad,shedidn’twanttospeakto9.Butnowthings10quitedifferent.LastmonthherclassmateswerepreparingfortheSchool11Week.SomeoneadvisedLisatoplaytheleadroleoftheproudQueen(女王)whowastallandfat.Lisa12andpracticedalot.Soonaftertheplay,Lisabecamethestar!Shedid13wellthateverybodyrememberedtheproudQueen.Theystoodaroundherandsaid“14”toher.SheevenwontheSchoolBestActressAwardforherwonderfulperformance.NowLisadoesn’tworry15beingfatanymore.ShebelievesintheEnglishsaying“Everydoghasitsday.”126．A.seeB.watchC.noticeD.look127．A.easyB.difficultC.wrongD.right128．A.makingB.makesC.makeD.tomake129．A.whoB.whatC.whichD.whose130．A.herB.himC.meD.you131．A.canB.mayC.shouldD.must132．A.havingdinnerB.tohavedinnerC.doingsportsD.todosports133．A.howeverB.insteadC.thoughD.either134．A.nobodyB.someoneC.anyoneD.everyone135．A.wasB.isC.wereD.are136．A.SportsB.ArtC.ScienceD.Environment137．A.agreedB.disagreedC.refusedD.allowed138．A.veryB.tooC.suchD.so139．A.SorryB.GoodluckCongratulationsD.Good-bye140．A.withB.aboutC.inD.forDogsarepeople'sfriends.Theywilldoanythingtheirmasters(主人)askthemtodoandtheydotheirdutyverywell.Curlyismyblackdog.Heisbigandstrong.Heisstrongenoughtocarrymeonhis1.Helikesrunningandplayingwithme.Helikesto2.myfatheraroundinthefields,too.Onedaymyfathertookoffhiscoat.putitontheground3abigtreeandsaidtoCurly.“4mycoat.”Curlysatdownonthecoat.Thenmyfatherrememberedhehadto5dinnerforthefamily.6hewenthomeandforgotallabouthiscoatanddogLateintheeveningI7mydogandlookedforhimeverywhereintheyard.Icalled,"Curly,Curly!"ButCurlydidnotanswer.Soonmyfatherwantedsomethinginhiscoatpocket(口袋).Suddenlyheremembered8hehaddone.Quicklyhewentbacktothebigtree.Whatdoyouthinkhesaw?Curlywas9sittingonthecoat!Hewasafraidsomeonewouldtakeit10.141．A.handB.backC.footD.leg142．A.followB.putC.goD.run143．A.forB.underC.toD.from144．A.LookB.ListenC.WatchD.Hear145．A.fixB.discoverC.cookD.tell146．A.BecauseB.SoC.ThoughD.Or147．A.hopedB.rodeC.missedD.saw148．A.thatB.whatC.ifD.who149．A.alwaysB.oftenC.stillD.usually150．A.awayB.inC.downD.forWangYaniwasbornin1975.Evenasababyshelovedtodraw.Herfatherwasan1.Yaniwantedtobelikehim.Soshetriedtostandlikeherfatherasshepainted,whichmadehimlaugh.Oneday,Yanipaintedlinesonherfaher’spainting.Hegot2.Atthetimeshewasonlytwoandahalfyearsold.Shecriedandsaid,“Iwanttolikeyou!”Herfatherlookedatherwithoutsayinganything.He4rememberedhischildhood(童年).Healsowantedtodrawandpaint,buthisparentsdidn’tunderstand.Theyjustgotangry.Hedidn’twanttoseethesamethinghappentohisdaughter.Sohedecidedto5her.Withherfather’shelp,Yanisoon6.Herlinesbecameflowers,trees,andanimals.Herfathertookhertoparksandzoostoget7forherpaintings.Bytheendofsix,Yanihadmadeover4,000works.Herpaintingswereveryspecial.People8herworks.Whenshewaseight,oneofherpaintingswasmadeintoaChinesepostagestamp.Yanibecamefamouswhenshewasyoung.Herworkswere9indifferentcountriesinAsia,EuropeandNorthAmerica,10herparentsneversoldherpaintings.Sheiswell-knownintheworld,andartisstillagreatjoyinherlife..151．A.actorB.athleteC.artistD.engineer152．A.angryB.excitedC.sadD.interested153．A.laughB.speakC.standD.paint154．A.happilyB.clearlyC.hardlyD.usually155．A.helpB.stopC.refuseD.miss156．A.didhomeworkB.mademoneyC.didsportsD.madeprogress157．A.newsB.timeC.ideasD.luck158．A.hatedB.lovedC.foundD.forget159．A.lostB.soldC.boughtD.shown160．A.andB.butC.soD.orManyparentswanttheirchildrentobefamousoneday.Butdochildrenhavethesame___1__?Anew__2____—Hi,Ke'aiisonatBeijingChildren'sArtTheatre.IttellsthestoryofaboycalledKe'ai.Hisparentswouldlikehimtobecomeapainterora__3_____oneday.Theyteachhimto__4__andtoplaytheviolin,butKe'aidoesn'tenjoytheseactivities.ThenonedayKe'ai'sparentsseeLiuXiangwinagold___5___attheAthensOlympicGames,andtheywanthimtobeasportsman."___6___dotheywantmetobesomeoneelse?"Ke'aiasksandsays,"Ionlywanttobe____7______."Theplayshowsusthatitisgoodforparentstolearnto_____8_____theirchildren.Ithelpsparentstothinkaboutwhatkidswanttodo.Youngaudiences(觀眾)enjoythestory,andalsothe___9___intheplay.Therearetwosongsintheplay.Oneofthem,"Ke'ai'sSong"isvery___10_____tolearn,sotheaudiencescansingthesongontheirwayhomeaftertheplay!161．A.jobsB.dreamsC.habitsD.hobbies162．A.songB.filmC.playD.opera163．A.writerB.teacherC.sportsmanD.musician164．A.paintB.writeC.runD.drive165．A.matchB.ringC.medalD.race166．A.HowB.WhyC.WhenD.Where167．A.myselfB.differentC.aloneD.great168．A.encourageB.understandC.criticizeD.inspire169．A.lightB.clothesC.skillD.music170．A.easyB.difficultC.importantD.necessaryBi