專題3 閱讀-2023-2024學(xué)年譯林版六年級(jí)上冊(cè)英語期末專題復(fù)習(xí)

六年級(jí)上冊(cè)英語期末專題復(fù)習(xí)專題3閱讀姓名：_________班級(jí)：_________學(xué)號(hào)：_________一、閱讀（A）William’sgrandparentslive1afarminthecountryside．LastsummertheyhelpedWilliam2ahouseinthetree．Theyputachair3itandWilliamplayedinhistreehouseeveryday.Lastweekend,Williamwenttothefarmagain．Herantothetreetoseehishouse．Itwasfullofleavessohehadtocleanthefloor．Whenhelookedaround,hesawfivesmalleggs.He4thetreeandrantohisgrandpa．“Comeandsee,’heshouted．Grandpawenttoseethe5．“CanItakethembacktoyourhouse?”askedWilliam．“No,’Grandpasaid．“Let’s6themotherbird.”William7togohomethenextday．Butthreedayslaterhisgrandmacalled8．“Comebacktothefarmquickly!’shesaid.William’smumtookhimtothefarm9thecarafterschool．Theyclimbedthetreeveryquietlyandtheylookedintothetreehouseverycarefully．‘Yeah!There10fivebabybirdsonthechair.”()1.A.at B．on C．for D．far()2．A．make B．clean C．draw D．take()3．A．on B．under C．in D．behind()4．A．climbedupB．climbeddown C．lookedat D．cutdown()5．A．birds B．trees C．eggs D．houses()6.A.waitfor B．lookafter C．playwith D．takeaway()7．A．liked B．tried C．wanted D．had()8．A．her B．him C．she D．he()9．A．in B．by C．on D．of()10.A.is B.are C.was D.were（B）Tomboughtshoesfromtheshoefactoryandtriedtosellthemtopeople．Therewerenotmany1insuchsmallvillages．Peopletheredidn’t2togototowntobuytheirshoes．SoTom.wantedto3shoesthere.Oneday,Tom4alongthestreet．Hestoppedinfrontofahouse．Therewasasmallboybesidethedoor．Tom5thewindowofhis1orry(貨車)andcalledthesmallboy,“Hello!Isyour6athome?”TheboylookedatTm．Thenheanswered,“Yes,sheis.”“That’s7,”Tomsaid．Hegotoffhislorry,tooksome8andwenttothedoorofthehouse．Heknockedatthedoor,andwaitedforafew9,butnobodycametoanswerthedoor．Tomknockedagainandwaitedforafewmoreminutes,butstillnooneanswered．ThenTom1ookedattheboyandsaidangrily,“Yourmotherisnotathome!”“Sheis!”theboysaid.“Whydidn’tsheopenthedoor?”Tomasked.“Becausethisisn’t10house,”theboyshouted.()1．A．towns B．shops C．stations D.buildings()2．A．think B．know C．want D．went()3．A．buy B．make C．show D．sell()4．A．drove B．went C．passed D.moved()5．A．cleaned B．opened C．closed D．found()6．A．mother B．father C．sister D．brother()7．A．bad B．well C．good D．happy()8．A．dresses B．shoes C．baskets D.flowers()9．A．hours B．days C．minutes D.weeks()10．A．my B．its C．your D．their（C）Doyouliketoeatblueberries(藍(lán)莓)?Theygrowonbushes．Eatingafewblueberrieseverydayisgood1oureyes．Eachblueberryis2andround．Atfirst,blueberriesaren’t3．Theyaregreen．It’sdifficultto4theberries．Theyneedalotof5andraintohelpthembecomefatandsweet．Whenthey6blue,theyareripe(成熟的)andsweet.Some7growblueberriesinthefields．Aftertheblueberriesare8,peopleputthemintotheboxesandbringthemtoshopsandsupermarkets．Peoplebuyand9themhome．10theywashtheblueberries,theyeatthemonebyone．Manypeopleliketocookwithblueberries．Someliketomakeblueberrymuffins．Someliketomakeblueberryjuice．Itisverycool．()1．A.at B．for C．in()2．A．large B．big C．small()3．A.blue B．red C．green()4．A．eat B．buy C．grow()5．A．water B．sun C．rice()6．A．put B．getto C．turn()7．A．farmers B．workers C．students()8．A．clean B．ripe C．fine()9．A．take B．make C．save()10．A．Before B．After C．Behind二、閱讀理解。（A）閱讀短文，判斷正（T）誤（F）。（A）MrsBrownhadalovelydog．Oneday,thedogwaslost,anditwasrainingoutside．MrsBrownlookedeverywhere,butshecouldn’tfindit．Soshecalledthepolice．Ayoungpolicemanansweredthetelephone,‘Don’tworry,madam．Dogsarereallystronganimals．Theysometimesliveforseveraldaysintherainandquiteallright.”MrsBrownwashappytohearthat．Shesaid,‘Mydogisclever．Healmost(幾乎)talks.”‘Wellthen,”thepolicemansaid．“Whydon’tyouputyourtelephonedown?Maybeheistryingtocallyounow.”()1．MrsBrownlostherlovelydogoneday.()2．Itwasrainingoutside.()3．MrsBrownwasworriedaboutherdog,soshecalledthedoctor.()4．MrsBrownwasverysadtohearthepoliceman’swords.()5．MrsBrown’sdogcouldtalkandmakeaphonecall.（B）AlbertEinstein(愛因斯坦)wasagreatscientist,buthedidnotcareabouteverydaythings．Forexample,heoftenworeasuitwithoutatie(領(lǐng)帶),andheevenwenttoclassinslippers(拖鞋)．Sotherearealotoffunnystoriesabouthim．Thefollowingisoneofthem.Oneday,Einsteinwenttothekitchentohelphiswifewithcooking．Hiseyeswereuncomfortable(不舒服的)whenpeelingonions(剝洋蔥)．Hiswifetoldhimthatitwouldbemorecomfortabletopeelonionsinwater.Amomentlater,hiswifedidn’tseehim．Aftershedidn’tfindhiminthelivingroom,studyorbedroom,shewassoworriedthatsheranouttothegardenandshouted,“Albert,Albert!”Justthen,Einsteincameoutfromtheswimmingpool(水池)andsaid,“Youtoldmeitwasmorecomfortabletopeelonionsinwater．SoIhadatry,onlytofindthatIcouldn’topenmyeyes,orevenbreathe．Youfooled(欺騙)me.”()1．AlbertEinsteinwasagreatwriter.()2．AlbertEinsteinoftencaredabouteverydaythings.()3．It’smorecomfortabletopeelonionsintheswimmingpool.()4．Einsteindidn’tunderstandhiswife’swords(話).()5．Einstein’swifefooledhim.（C）Afishermanwasgoodatplayingtheflute(長笛)．Heplayedverywell．Hisfriendsandneighboursoftengottogethertoenjoy(欣賞)hismusic．Then,thefishermanthought,“IfIplaythefluteforfish,theywillcometometoo.”Thenextday,hebroughthisflutetowork．Whenhecametotheriver,hesatunderthetreeandstartedtoplay．Heplayedverywell,butthereweren’tanyfishcomingtohim.Thefishermandidn’tgiveup．Heplayedthefluteagainandagain．Still,nofishcametohim．Atlast,hesaidangrily,‘Stupidfish,youhavenoearformusic.’Thenhetookouthisnetandstartedtowork．Hecaughtalotoffish.Thenetcouldhelphimtocatchthefish,buttheflutecouldn’t.()1．Thefishermancouldplaythefluteverywell.()2．Thefishermanthoughtfishwouldlovehismusictoo.()3．Thefishermangaveupplayingafterthefirsttry.()4．Thefishermancaughtalotoffishwithhismusic.()5．Theunderlinedword“Stupid’meansfoolish.（B）閱讀短文，選擇正確的答案。（A）Somepeopleenjoyreadingandtheyliketogotothebookshow．Therearemanybooksintheshow．Ifyoucan’tfindsomebooksinthelibrariesorbookshops,cometothebookshow．Youmustfindthemhere．Readerslikethesebooksverymuch.Inabookshow,youcanbuyalotofbookswithless(更少的)money．Theshowalsoinvitessomewriters．Peoplecanbuyalotoftheirfavouritebooksandmeettheirfavouritewriters．Thebookshowmaybecrowded(擁擠的),buttheystilllovetovisitit．Itisfuntogothere.Todaymoreandmorepeoplelikereadingincluding(包括)childrenandadults．Theyoftengotomanybookshowstoreadandbuybooks．Whentheyread,theycanlearnmuchmorefrombooks．Itisimportantforchildrentolearntoread．Theycanalsoknowalotaboutthewritersafterreadingthebooks.()1．Whatcan’tpeopledointhebookshow?A．Readorbuythebooks.B．Meettheirfavouritewriters.C．Borrow(借)manybooks.()2．Whatcan’tyouseeinthebookshow?A．Manylibraries.B．Favouritewriters.C．Manychildren.()3．Whatdoreadersthinkofthebookshow?A．Theydon’twanttovisitit.B．Allthebooksarenotuseful.C．Theylikeitverymuch.()4．Whichofthesentenceisright?A．Youcan’tfindthebookyoulikeintheshow.B．Peoplecanlearnalotbyreading.C．Onlychildrenlikereadingbooks.()5．Whatdoesthepassagetellus?A．Somethingaboutfavouritebooks.B．Somethingaboutbookshows.C．Moreandmorepeoplereadbooks.（B）CoffeehasbecomethemostpopularAmericandrink．TodaypeopleintheUnitedStatesdrinkmorecoffeethanpeopleinanyoftheothercountries．Peopledrinkcoffeeatbreakfast,atlunch,atdinnerandbetweenmeals．Theydrinkhotcoffeeorcoffeewithiceinit．Theydrinkitatworkandathome．Theyeatcoffeeicecreamsandcoffeecandies．Coffeeisblackandverystrong．Differentpeopleliketodrinkitindifferentways．Somepeoplelikecoffeewithcreamorsugarinit．Otherpeoplelikecoffeewithbothcreamandsugarinit．Itisserved(供應(yīng))inallways．Coffeehasbecomeaninternational(國際化的)drink.()1．Coffeeisan_______drink.A．international B．Interesting C．icecream D．American()2．Differentpeopleliketodrinkcoffee_______.A．a(chǎn)tworkorathome B．indifferentwaysC．withcreamorsugar D．betweenmeals()3．TodayAmericansdrink_______coffeethanpeopleinanyoftheothercountries.A．a(chǎn)smuchas B．less C．more D．most()4．Theunderlinedword“strong”means“_______”.A．堅(jiān)固的 B．淡的 C．清的 D．濃的()5._______isthemostpopularAmericandrink.A．Blacktea B．Waterwithice C．Coffee D．Whisky（C）Beforeyougotoanothercountry,itisagreathelpifyouknowthelanguageandsomeofthecustoms(風(fēng)俗)ofthecountry.WhenpeoplemeeteachotherforthefirsttimeinBritain,theysay‘Howdoyoudo?’andshakehands(握手)．UsuallytheydonotshakehandswhentheyjustmeetorsayGoodbye．Buttheyshakehandsaftertheyhaven’tmetforalongtimeorwhentheywillbeawayfromeachotherforalongtime.Lastyear,agroupofGermanstudentswenttoEnglandforaholiday．TheirteachertoldthemthattheEnglishpeoplehardly（幾乎不）shakehands．SowhentheymettheirEnglishfriendsatthestation,theykepttheirhandsbehindtheirbacks．TheEnglishstudentshadlearnedthattheGermansshakehandsasoftenaspossible,sotheyput