2020年通用版小升初英語專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練-閱讀理解2

閱讀理解（一）Amanwaswalkingthrough（穿過）aforest.Hehadafewcapsinhishands.Intheforesttherewerealotofmonkeys.Thedaywashot,sohedecidedtohavearestunderatree.Heputonecaponhisheadandlaydowntosleep（躺下睡覺）.Whenhewokeup,hecouldn'tfindhiscaps.“Wherearemycaps?”hecriedandlookedup.Hesawsomemonkeysinthetrees.Eachhadacaponitshead.“Givemebackmycaps!”shouted（叫喊）themantothemonkeys.Butthemonkeysdidn'tunderstand（理解）him.Theyonlyjumped,laughedanddanced.“HowcanIgetbackmycaps?”hethoughthard.Intheendhehadanidea.Hetookoffhiscapandthrew（扔）itontheground.Thelittleanimalsdidthesamething.Happilythemanpickedupallthecapsandwentonhisway.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z（）1.Onedayamanwasgoing.totheforestB.throughtheforestC.toavillageD.throughthecity（）2.Themandecidedtohavearestbecause.A.hewashungryB.hewastiredC.thedaywashotD.hewasill（）3.Whenthemanwokeup.A.hefoundhiscapsweregoneB.hesawafoxC.hehadafeverD.hefoundmanymonkeys（）4.Themanwantedtogethiscapsback,andheshoutedtothemonkey,butitdidn'twork.Why?Becausethemonkeyswantedtolaughathim.Becausethemonkeyswantedtowearthecaps.Becausethemonkeysdidn'tunderstandhim.Becausethemonkeysdidn'thearwhatheshouted.（）5.Themanwaswhenhegotallhiscapsback.A.angry（生氣的）B.surprised（驚奇的）C.sad（悲傷的）D.pleased（高興的）（二）閱讀短文,判斷下列句子是否與短文內(nèi)容相符,用T,F來表示.Everyoneinourschoollovessports.Everymorningafterwegetup,wedomorningexercises.Afterthesecondclasswedoexercisesagain.WeonlyhavePEclassestwiceaweek,butwedophysicaltraining（鍛煉)atfiveeveryafternoon.Themostpopularsportisbasketball.Alltheboyslikeplayingitandmanyofthegirlslikeit,too.Another(另一)popularsportisfootballandineveryclasstherearealotoffootballfans.Volleyballisoftenplayedwhentheweather(天氣)isfine.Wehaveschoolteamsinbasketball,footballandvolleyball.Ourteamsoftenhavematcheswithteamsfromotherschools.Whenthereisamatchmanyofusgotowatchit.Besides(除之外)ballgames,someofusliketrack-and-fieldevents(田徑項(xiàng)目),andweoftenpracticerunning,jumpingandthrowing.Everytermwehavetests(測試)intheseeventsandonceayear,weholdasportsmeeting.()1.Someofusdon'tlikesportsinourschool.()2.WehavethreePEclassesaweek.()3.Everyboyofourschoollikesplayingbasketball.()4.Weoftenhaveballgameswithteamsfromotherschools.()5.Therearen'tanytestsrunning,jumpingandthrowinginourschool.(三)Doyouknowtherearetwokindsoffootballgames?OneisAmericanfootball,andtheotherissoccer.InChinamanyyoungmenlikeplayingsoccer.Itisverypopular.ButtheChinesedon'tcallitsoccer.Wecallitfootball.Thereareelevenplayersonateam.Andtheballisround.Onlythegoalkeepercantouchtheballwithhishands.Theotherplayerscan'ttouchtheballwiththeirhands.InAmerican,soccerisnotverypopular.TheylikeplayingAmericanfootball.Itisverydifferent.Theballisnotround.Itlikesabigegg.Therearealsoelevenplayersonateam.Alltheplayerscantouchtheballwithfeetandhands.()1.Howmanykindsoffootballgamesarethere?A.ThreeB.TwoC.Four()2.DotheChineselikeplayingsoccer?A.Yes,theydo.B.No.theydon't.C.Yes,Ido.()3.WhatdotheAmericanpeoplelikeverymuch?A.playingAmericanfootball.B.Playingsoccer.C.WatchingTV.()4.Howmanyplayersarethereonasoccerteam?A.Eight.B.twenty-two.C.Eleven()5.WhocantouchtheballwithhishandsinAmericanfootball?A.OnlythegoalkeeperB.SomeoftheplayersC.Alltheplayers()6.What'stheshapeofthesoccer?A.Round.B.Egg.C.Oval.(四)LastSundaywasafunnyday.LiuTaocametomyhomeinthemorning.WestudiedEnglishtogether.WereadsomefunnyEnglishstories.Ataboutteno'clock,wewenttoChennanParkonfoot.Andwefishedthere.Itwasveryinteresting.Wecookedlunchatabout12o'clockanditwasverynice.Thenwecleanedthekitchen.WewatchedTVafterlunch.Atabout4o'clockintheafternoon,weplayedPing-Pong.()1.MikewatchedTV.A.inthemorningB.intheafternoonC.intheeveningTOC\o"1-5"\h\z()2.MikeandLiuTaowentfishing.A.athomeB.inChenangoParkC.atschool()3.Theywenttothepark.A.onfootB.bybusC.bybike()4.Thisafternoontheyalso.A.playedfootball.B.playedbasketball.C.playedtabletennis.()5.Whocookedlunch?.A.Mike.B.MikeandLiuTao.C.Mike'smother.(五)MrBlackworksonafarm.Heandhiswifegrowalotofplantsandtheyhavesomecows.Everydaytheyworkhardfrommorningtonight.Oneday,MrBlacksaystohiswife,“Let'sgotoPortsmouthnextSunday.Wecanhaveagoodlunchthereandthenwecangotothecinema.”Hiswifeisveryhappywhenshehearsthis,becausetheyalwayseatalot,andshedoesn'tlikecookingthreetimesaday.TheygotoPortsmouthbytrainandwalkaboutforanhour(小時).At12o'clock,theywanttohavelunch.Infrontofonerestaurant(飯店),theyseeanotice.Itsays,“Lunch:12:30to2:301.5pounds.”“Well,that'sgood.”MrsBlacksays,“Wecaneatfortwohoursfor1.5poundshere!Thisistheplaceforus.”()1.Therearealotofontheirfarm.A.plantsB.dogsC.cowsD.BothAandC()2.usuallydoesthecookingathome.A.MrBlackB.MrsBlackC.NeitherAandBD.BothAandB()3.MrBlackandMrsBlackwalkaboutinPortsmouthfor.A.twohoursB.threehoursC.onehourD.fourhours()4.Ato'clock,theywanttohavelunch.A.twoB.twelveC.twentyD.one（）5.Portsmouthisthenameofa.A.placeB.dogsC.manD.restaurant（六）閱讀短文,判斷下列句子是否與短文內(nèi)容相符,用T,F來表示.ManyChinesepeoplehaveagoodtimeduringtheChineseNewYear.ItusuallycomesinFebruary.Eachyeargetsaname.ItmaybecalledtheyearoftheDogortheyearoftheMonkeyinsteadof（代替）1970and1980.Usuallythereisdragon（龍）danceinthestreet.Thedragonisastrange（奇怪的）animalabout20feet（英尺）long.Itismadeofpaperandcloth（布）.Menhide（藏）underthedragon,andmakealotofnoisebyshoutingandlaughing.Therearealwaysalotoffirework（煙火）.Afterthedragondance,thechildrensinganddanceinthestreet.（）1.TheChineseNewYearusuallycomesinOctober.（）2.TheChinesepeoplemaycall2007theyearofthePig.（）3.Thedragonwasmadeofpaperandcloth.（）4.Thedragondanceneedsalotofanimals.（）5.Afterthedragondance,thechildrensinganddance.（七）閱讀短文,判斷下列句子是否與短文內(nèi)容相符,用T,F來表示.Onedayacrowfindsapieceofmeat.Shepicksitupinhermouthandfliestoatalltree.Sheisjustgoingtoeatwhenafoxseesher.Hecomesunderthetreeandsays,“Hello!Howbeautifulyoulooktoday!”Thecrowisverygladtohearthat.Thenthefoxspeaksagain,”Icanseeyourbeautifulface,Ihearyourvoiceisnice,too.Whydon'tyousingasong?”Thecrowisveryhappy.Sheopenshermouthandbeginstosingasong.Whensheopenshermouth,Shedropsthemeat.Thefoxpicksupthemeatandgoesawaywithitquickly.（）1.Thecrowputsthemeatinthetree.（）2.Thecrowandthefoxarefriends.（）3.Thefoxthinksthecrowisbeautiful.（）4Thecrowwantstosingasong.（）5.Thefoxlistenstothecrowandtakesthemeataway.（八）ThestudentsinGradeSixaregoingtoface（面對）thebiggestexams（考試）.Theyworkveryhard.EverydaytheydoalotofexercisesonChinese,MathsandEnglish.Alsoafterschool,theywilldotheirhomeworkuntil（直到）verylateatnight.LiJunisastudentinClassTwo.Hedoesverywellinmostofthesubjects;onlyhisChineseisnotsogood.HismotheraskshimtoreadmoreChinesebooks.Soafterfinishingallhishomework,hehastodosomereadingforanhour.HewouldliketostudyatNo.1MiddleSchool.LiYanisLiJun'scousininClassThree.Shelikessinginganddancingverymuch.Shetookpartinmanysinginganddancingcontestsandwonsomeawards(獎).She'sgoingtochooseJinxingArtSchool.Ifshepassed(通過)theexams,herparentswilllethervisitLondonasapresent.()1.LiJunisgoodat.A.MathsandChineseB.MathsandEnglishC.ChineseandEnglish()2.LiJunmustreadChineseforanhoureveryday,becauseA.helikesreadingbooksB.hewantstodobetterinChineseC.hedoesn'twanttodohishomework()3.LiJunisLiYan's.A.relativeB.sisterC.classmate()4.Londonisacityin.A.theU.S.A.B.theU.K.C.France()5.“Thebiggestexams”meanstheexamsare.A.verybigB.verydifficult(難)C.veryimportant(重要)(九)閱讀短文，判斷正誤，用V和x表示。Samismypenfriend.Therearefivepeopleinhisfamily.HisfatherisaPEteacher.Hismotherisanurse.Hehasasisterandabrother.Hissisteristwentyminutesyoungerthanhisbrother.Theyareallmiddleschoolstudentsnow.Theyareinthesameschool.Theygotoschooltogethereveryday.TheyareallgoodatPE.TheyareAmerican,buttheycanspeakalittleJapanese.TheylivedinJapanlastyear.TheywouldliketoChinanextyear.Ihopetheywillcomesoon.()1.SamisfromAmerica.()2.Hisbrotherandsisterarethesameage.()3.Hisbrotherandsisterareinthedifferentschools.()4.Theycan'tspeakJapanese.()5.TheyliveinChinanow.(十)閱讀短文，判斷正誤，用V和x表示。MrWilliamslivesinasmalltownwithhiswife.FromMondaytoFridayeachweekheworksinanofficeinabigtown,butheisfreeonSaturdaysandSundays,andhelikesflowersandenjoysworkingwithhishands.AlotofEnglishmenworkintheirgardenonSaturdays,andintheirholidays,too.()1.MrWilliamslivesinasmalltownwithhiswife.()2.FromMondaytoFridayheworksinanofficeinanothersmalltown.()3.Helikesworkinginhisgardenattheweekends.()4.Hehastoworkintheofficeeveryday.()5.ManyEnglishmenenjoysworkingintheirgardens.ThereisaninterestingfestivalinChina.Onthatspecialday,peopleinHunanalwayshaveadragonboatmatch.Thedragonboatisquitelong.Therearepicturesofdragonsoneachside.Thefrontoftheboatisliketheheadofadragon.Eachteamofthematchhastwentymembers.Besidesthemthereisamanontheboat.Hebeatsadrum(敲鼓).lt'sanexcitingmatch,especially(特別是)whentheyarereachingtheend.Theaudience(觀眾)besidethelakeshoutfortheirfavouriteteams.Fromthismatch,wehavethenameofthefestival——DragonBoatFestival.Thisspecialdayhasanother(另一個)nameDuanwuFestival.Ithasastory.ThestoryisaboutapoetcalledQuYuan.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z()1.What'sthenameofthisspecialfestival?It'scalled.A.ChineseNewYearB.theMid-AutumnFestivalC.DragonBoatFestivalD.Halloween()2.ThenameoftheDragonBoatFestivalcomesfrom.A.thedragonmatchinHunanB.thedragonboatmatchinHunanC.theboatlikeadragoninSichuanD.thedragonflyinginthesky()3.Inthematch,thereisalwaysamanontheboatto.A.shoutforthemB.helpthemboatC.carryadragonforthemD.beatadrumforthem()4.ThestoryofDuanwuFestivalisabout.A.apoetcalledQuYuanB.apoetcalledLiBaiC.apoetcalledDuFuD.apoetcalledBaiJuyi()5.Onthatday,peopleeat.A.pumpkinsB.mooncakesC.ricedumplingsD.candies(十二)Mid-AutumnFestivalusuallycomesinSeptemberofOctober.Onthatdayfamiliesgettogethertocelebrate(慶祝)thefullmoon.Theyusuallysitoutsideintheopenairatthetable.Onthetabletherearemooncakes,fruit,peanuts,waterchestnuts(菱角)andsoon.AdultstelltheyoungpeoplethestoryofChang'eandthatofthemooncake.InChinatherearethreemain(主要的)traditional(傳統(tǒng)的)festivals.BesidesMid-AutumnFestival,theyareDragonBoatFestivalandSpringFestival.Oneveryfestivalwehaveabigdinner.FromJanuarytoDecemberthere'salmost(幾乎)afestivalorholidayineachmonth.()1.Mid-AutumnFestivalisonlunar(陰歷)Augu