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專題02閱讀理解15篇ItwasjustpumpkinswewerelookingforthatOctoberSaturday.Weweresearchingforpumpkinsthatwecouldcarveintofantasticjack-o’-lanterns.Wewantedtolaughattheirsillyfaces.Wewantedlotsofthemtodecorateourfrontporch.MybrotherTimandIwenttothestorewhereweusuallygetpumpkinseveryyear.Theysaidtheyonlyhadsomebabyonesthatweretoosmalltocarve.Nowwhatwouldwedo?Wewenthome,wonderingifMomorDadwouldhaveanyideas.Dadsaidhewouldtakeusforaridetoseeifaroadsidevegetablestandhadsomepumpkins.“Ican’tbelievetheywon’t.”hesaid.“It’sOctoberafterall.”Sowepiledintothecaranddroveoutoftown.Thevegetablestandwasn’tthere.Andwedidn’tseeanyotherseither.Dadsaidthathecouldn’tfigureoutwherethefarmersweresellingtheirvegetablesthesedays.Bythattime,youcanimaginehow__________TimandIfelt.Maybewewouldn’thaveanyjack-o’-lanternsthisyear.IguessMomknewtheminuteshesawusthatwehadbeenunsuccessful.Butshesaidweshouldalljustcomewithher.Thistimeshedrove.Wherewasshetakingus?Asecretpumpkinstore?Sheseemedtoknowexactlywhereshewasgoing.AssheturnedthecarintotheparkinglotofCityHall,wesawafarmers’market.Wow!Thisiswhereallthefarmersbroughttheirvegetables!Therewerethousandsofpumpkins.Hugeones,tinyones,medium-sizedones.We’dneverseensomanypumpkinstochoosefrom!Weusedsomeofourownmoneyonthebiggestonewe’deverhad.Wegotsomeordinary-sizedonestoo.EvenDadandMomhelpedcarvethem.Wehadsomuchfun.Andourporchisnowafantasticsight!1．Whattimeofyearwasit?A．Spring. B．Summer. C．Autumn. D．Winter.2．Wheredidthechildrenfirstsearchforpumpkins?A．Atavegetablestand. B．Inastore.C．Atafarmers’market. D．Onafarm.3．Theunderlinedword“stand”means_______.A．貨攤 B．小販 C．工廠 D．站立4．Whichadjectiveshouldbeintheunderlined“_______”inthesecondparagraph?A．happy B．tired C．a(chǎn)ngry D．disappointed5．Whatisourporchlikenow?A．Ithaspumpkinsofallsizes. B．Itlookslikeamarket.C．Ithassomewonderfuldecorations. D．Itdoesn’thaveanyjack-o’-lanterns.6．Thebesttitleofthestoryis_______.A．ThePreparationforHalloween B．TheGreatPumpkinHuntC．TheGoodPlacetoBuyLanterns D．AHappyFamilyGoodTimesAwaitYouattheSupertreeGroveMeasuringbetween25and50meterstall,theSupertreeGroveinGardensbytheBayisoneofthemostpopulartouristattractionsinSingapore.Thelargecanopies(樹冠)provideshadeinthedayandcomealivewithdisplaysoflightandsoundatnight.Standamidsttheseiconicgiants,orwalkalongthe22-meter-highOCBCSkywayandenjoyoverallviewsoftheGardensandtheMarinaBayskyline.IMPORTANTNOTE◆FromNovember30toDecember26,visitorsarerequiredtohaveaChristmasWonderlandtickettoaccesstheSupertreeGroveandtheOCBCSkywayfrom4p.m.to11p.m.VisitorswithoutaChristmasWonderlandticketareadvisedtovisitbefore3p.m.TherearealsotwoadmissiontimingstotheOCBCSkyway:9a.m.to3p.m.(lastticketsaleandadmissionat2p.m.)4p.m.to10p.m.(lastticketsaleandadmissionat9p.m.)FormoreinformationonChristmasWonderland,pleasevisit.ADMISSION◆AdmissiontotheSupertreeGroveisfree.◆PleasenotethatchargesapplyfortheOCBCSkyway:Adult:$8Senior(≥60yearsold):$8Child(3to12yearsold):$5TicketscanbepurchasedattheTicketingcountersorneartheentranceoftheOCBCSkywayduringthespecifiedoperatinghours.AllpricesareinSingaporedollars.OPERATINGHOURS◆SupertreeGrove:5a.m.to2a.m.daily◆OCBCSkyway:9a.m.to9p.m.dailyLastticketsaleandadmission:8p.m.PeakhoursfortheOCBCSkywayarefrom5p.m.to8:30p.m.daily.Longerwaittimesmaybeexpected.7．TheSupertreeGroveisapopulartouristattractionin________.A．Europe. B．Asia. C．Africa. D．America.8．IfthevisitorshavenoChristmasWonderlandtickets,whatisthebesttimetovisit?A．before5a.m. B．a(chǎn)fter9a.m. C．before3p.m. D．a(chǎn)fter2p.m9．Acouplewanttotaketheirfive-year-oldsontotheOCBCSkywayonNewYear’sDay.Howmuchwillitcostthem?A．16Singaporedollars. B．13SingaporedollarsC．15Singaporedollars. D．21Singaporedollars10．Theunderlined“purchased”inthethirdpartADMISSIONprobablymeans________.A．kept B．bought C．sold D．received11．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A．TheOCBCSkywayoffersaperfectbird’seyeviewofthewholecity.B．TicketsfortheOCBCSkywaycanonlybepurchasedontheofficialwebsiteofGardensbytheBay.C．FromNovember30toDecember26,visitorswillpayalotforvisitstotheSupertreeGrove.D．Visitorshavetobuyticketsbefore8p.miftheywanttovisittheOCBCSkywayatordinarytimes.12．Thearticleprobablyappearsina(n)________.A．a(chǎn)dvertisement B．comicstrip C．sciencemagazine D．novelAroundtheworld,kidshavedifferentchildhoods,butmanyofthemshareonething—thefairytalesofDanishauthorHansChristianAndersen(1805—1875).Asagreatfairytalewriter,Andersen’sstoriesarepopularamonggenerationsofchildren.ThisApril2isthe210thanniversary(周年)ofhisbirth.Wecanstillfindthathiswritingsareaspopularnowastheywerethen.Andersenexperiencedpoverty(貧窮)anddifficultiesinhisyouth.Buttheseallinspiredhimtowritewonderfulstories.“Ihavealotofmaterial.”saidAndersen,accordingtooneofhisbiographies(自傳).“Itoftenseemstomeasifeverylittlefloweristalkingtome.”Inhisfairytales,childrennotonlyseeafancyworldbutalsolearndifficultthemesoflifeinsimpleways.InTheLittleMermaid,tostaywiththeprince,thelittlemermaidasksthewitchtochangehertailintohumanlegs.Althoughshecanwalkanddancebeautifullyonherhumanlegs,sheisingreatpainwhenshedoesso.Sometimesweneedtomakesacrifices(犧牲)forsomethingorsomeonewelove.That’swhatAndersenwantedtoexplaintous.Hisotherstoriesalsohavestrongsocialmessages.InTheUglyDuckling,thecharactereveryonemakesfunofhasinner(內(nèi)在的)beauty.Andersenwantedtoteachchildrennottojudgepeoplebytheirappearancesandthatordinarypeoplecanbecomeheroes.TheEmperor’sNewClothesisabouttwotailors(裁縫)whotrickaveryproudemperorintowalkingaroundwithnoclotheson.ItshowedAndersen’sangeragainsttheauthority(權(quán)威)ofhistime.Today,Andersen’sfairytaleshavebeentranslatedintomorethan100languages.Tohonorthegreatwriter,everyApril2,onAndersen’sbirthday,peoplecelebrateInternationalChildren’sBookDay.13．HansChristianAndersendiedatheageofabout________.A．60 B．70 C．80 D．21014．Theunderlinedsentence“ThisApril2isthe210thanniversaryofhisbirth.”means________.A．Andersonwas210yearsold B．AndersondiedonApril2,210yearsagoC．AndersonwasbornonApril2,210yearsagoD．April2wasAnderson’sanniversary15．WhatinspiredAndersontowritewonderfulstoriesis________.A．a(chǎn)lotofmaterialhehad B．everylittlefloweraroundhimC．hispovertyanddifficultiesinhisyouth D．a(chǎn)fancyworldaroundhim16．InTheLittleMermaid,Andersontiedtotelus________.A．weshouldn’tjudgepeoplebytheirappearancesB．weshouldshowangeragainsttheauthorityC．innerbeautyisalsoveryimportantD．weneedtomakesacrificesforsomethingorsomeonewelove17．________ofhisstorieshavebeenmentionedinthispassage.A．TWO B．Three C．Four D．Five18．WhichofthefollowingisNotTrue?A．ManyofushavereadaboutAnderson’sstories.B．Andersen’sstoriesarepopularamonggenerationsofchildren.C．WehavecelebrationsonAndersen’sbirthdayandinternationalChildren’sBookDay.D．Someofhisstorieshavestrongsocialmessages.Notallvegetablesneedlotsofsunshine.MarkHoffmannandhiswifeownabed-and-breakfastguesthouseinruralKempton,Illinois.Theyoftenservetheirguestsfreshfoodfromthegarden.TheHoffmannshavebeengrowingfoodandflowersforovertwentyyears.Foralmosttenofthoseyears,Mr.Hoffmannhasbeenexperimentingandworkingwithshade(陰涼)planting.Hesays,“Mostplantswillproducemoreinfullsun,butifyoudonothavefullsun,thereareotherchoices.”Forexample,hegrowstomatoesnearoaktrees.Oaktreescanproducealotofshade.ButMr.Hoffmannsayshistomatoplantsgrowaslongastheygetfivehoursadayofdirect(直接的)sunshine,especiallythemorningsun.Notonlydoesthisgoagainstthetraditionaladvicethattomatoesneedsix,eight,eventwelvehoursadayoffullsun,italsoshowshowplantsandtreerootscansharenutrients(營養(yǎng)素)andwater.Mr.Hoffmansaysonlyplantswithwiderleavesdobetterinshadyenvironments.Healsofoundthathispotatoesdidbetterpartlyinshadethaninfullsun.Movingthemoutofthesunhelpedcontrolaninsectproblem.Mr.Hoffmanndoesnotusepesticides.Heplantedthepotatoesintheshade,especiallyontheeastsideofthetree.Thepotatoesgetthemorningsun,buttheyareshadedduringthehottestpartoftheday.Someinsectsdislikeshade,andthehottestpartofthedayiswhentheydotheworstoftheirdamage.Timeofday,brightnessofthesun,shadowsfromtrees,wallsandbuildings-theseallinfluencehowmuchsunlightfallsonplants.Andpeopleinterestedinshadeplantingshouldalsoremembersomethingelse.Theterm“shade”candescribedifferentamountsofdarkness.Itcanevenmeandifferentthingsindifferentpartsoftheworld.19．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMr.Hoffmann?A．warm-hearted B．Experienced C．Easy-going D．Funny20．AccordingtoMr.Hoffmann,howmanyhoursofsunshineisenoughtokeeptomatoplantsgrowingregularly?A．Fivehoursaday B．sixhoursaday C．Eighthoursaday D．Twelvehoursaday21．Fromthepassagewecanknowthat________.A．plantswithwiderleavesproducemoreinfullsunB．a(chǎn)samatteroffact,plantsdon’tneedtogrowinfullsunC．themoresunshineplantsget,themoretheywillproduceD．it’snotfitforplantswithlesswideleavestogrowinshade22．Theunderlinedword“pesticides”means________.A．化肥 B．灌溉 C．農(nóng)藥 D．修整23．Thewriterprobablythinksthat________.A．shadeplantingneedsnosunshine B．shadeisalsoimportantinplantgrowingC．itiseasyforpeopletolearnshadeplanting D．vegetablesmadeintheshadeareofbettertaste24．Wemayreadthepassageinamagazineof________.A．history B．travelling C．a(chǎn)griculture D．sportsInternationalPoetryCompetitionWorldPoetryDayisatimetoappreciate(欣賞)andsupportpoetsandpoetryaroundtheworld.ItiscelebratedonMarch21eachyear.Itspurposeistoimprovepeople’sabilitytoread,write,andteachpoemsallovertheworld.Itistimeforstudentstoknowmoreaboutthepoetsandlearndifferenttypesofpoetry.Poetsmaybeinvitedtoreadandsharetheirworktoaudiencesatbookstores,cafes,universitiesandschools.Awardsandotherformsorrecognitionaremadetohonorpoetsandtheirwork.Thisyear,theInternationalPoetryCentreisholdingapoetrycompetitiontocelebratethefestival!Thecompetitionisopentoallthepoetsaged18andoverfromallovertheworld,andtheywillbedividedintotwogroups:OpenGroup:opentoallthepoetsaged18andoverESLGroup:opentoallthepoetsaged18andoverwhocanwriteinEnglishasaSecondLanguageThewinnersofeachgroupwillreceive￡1000.RULES:*Allthepoemsmustbeunpublished(未出版的)works.*Poemswillnotbereturned,sopleasekeepacopy.*Thepoem(s)mustbeinEnglishandcreatedbythepoethimself/herself.*Poemscanbewrittenonanypropersubject.Nosubjectonviolence(暴力)ordrugs.*Thecompetitionbeginson3rdMarch,2021andendson28thAugust,2021.*Toenterforthecompetition,pleasevisittheCentreShoptopay￡5foreachpoem.Oncethepaymentismade,pleaseemailthepoem(s)topoetrycomp@center.uk.RemembertomarkOpenorESLinthetopright-handcornerofthedocument(文檔)toshowwhichgrouptoenterbeforeemailingyourpoem(s).Questionsaboutthecompetitioncanbeemailedtopoetrycomp@center.uk.25．TheworldPoetryDayison________.A．March28th B．March3rd C．March21st D．August28th26．ThemainpurposeoftheWorldPoetryDayisto________.A．encouragetheBritishtowritepoems B．helppeopletoread,writeandteachpoemsbetterC．raisemoneyforthepoetsfromallovertheworld D．teachchildrenhowtoreadandwritepoems27．TheInternationalPoetryCentrewill________in2021.A．offerpoetrylessonstostudents B．invitepoetstoreadandsharetheirworkC．honorpoetsandtheirwork D．holdaninternationalpoetrycompetition28．Thecompetitionpoemsshould________.A．bewritteninEnglishorChinese B．bepublishedbeforeC．a(chǎn)voidthesubjectofviolenceordrugs D．becreatedbyfamouspoets29．Poetscanget￡1000if________.A．theywininthegroup B．theirpoemsarepublishedC．theyenterthecompetition D．theirpoemsarewrittenbythemselves30．Youcanreadthispage________.A．inacomicbook(連環(huán)漫畫) B．onaposterofasupermarketC．inasportssectionoftheEveningPaper D．inaliterature(文學)magazineWelcominginternational,studentsCool,amazing,unforgettable...somethingmoneycannotbuy!TheseareallwordswhichstudentshaveusedtodescribetheirHOSTvisits.Butawordtheyneveruseis“expensive”.Whynot?BecauseHOSTvisitsareFREE.Ourwonderfulhostsarenotpaid.TheylovegivinginternationalstudentsveryspecialmemoriesoftheUKtotakehomewiththem.Studentspaytheirowntravelcosts.Andthereisanapplicationfee(申請費)whichhelpstopayforrunningtheHOSTprogram.Butyouruniversitymaypayallorpartoftheapplicationfeeforyou.TheBritishCouncilandForeignOfficefounded(建立)HOSTin1987.Thousandsofstudentshaveenjoyedtheexperience.5reasonstohaveaHOSTvisit?ItisauniqueopportunitytoexperiencethereallifeofBritain.?Itissafe-allthehostsareknownbyHOST.?Itmaycostyouonlyyourtrainfare.?Youwilllearnthingswhichtheuniversitycannotteachyou.?Youwillhavesomeveryspecialmemoriestotakehomewithyou.And3reasonsNOTtoapplyforaHOSTvisit?PleasedonotuseHOSTasacheapformoftourism.Itisaboutmeetingpeople,sharingtheirlives.?PleasedonotgoonaHOSTvisitifyouneedtouseyourphoneorpadalot.Instead,makeitagoodchancetomeetBritishpeopleandmakenewfriends.?PleasedonotapplytoHOSTunlessyouhaveanopenmind.Pleasedon’tbesurprised—andenjoyit!YoucanapplyforaHOSTvisitifyouare:>Afull-timestudentintheUK.HOSTcannotacceptapplicationsfromoutsidetheUK.>Aged18+>Youcanincludeyourhusband,wife,partner,children-iftheyarelivingintheUKduringyourstudyperiod.HOSTcannotacceptapplicationsfromvisitingfamilymembersorfriends.31．Thisadvertisementisprobablyfor________toread.A．travelagents 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D．bemoreopenmindedandactive36．TheHOSTprogramissuitablefor________A．Vicki,asixteenyearoldexchangeschoolstudentB．Samuel,anactiveandpopularonlinefashionbloggerC．Fang,avisitingfriendofDianafromHongKongD．Osaki,aneasy-goingJapanesestudentofOxfordUniversity“Allright,areyouready?Okay,thecamera’srolling.”Iwasreallyrealizingmydream.Istoodinsidetheemptyschoolhallwayonaspringafternoon.Inmyslightlyshakinghand,IheldthescriptOnPatrol.“Forthisscene,”Iexplained,“allIneedyoutodoiswalkquietly.”Infrontofthecamerawasmybestfriend,Gavin,wearingablueuniform.“WoulditbefunnierifIlookedintothecamera?”Gavinsuggested.“Hmm.”Isaid.“Yeah,you’reright.Let’sdoitthatway.”ThiswascertainlynotaHollywoodblockbuster.Ididn’thaveaproducer,ascriptdirector,orevensomethingassimpleasalightsetup.Theonlyequipment(設備)Ihadwasmycameraandmytripod(三腳架),buttheywereenoughtomakemydreamcometrue.“Okay,areyougood?”Iasked.Gavinnoddedhishead.“Okay.Action!”Isaid.Sincemypreschoolyears,movieshavebeenmylife.Somepeoplemaythinkbacktotheirchildhoodastheyhearthesoundoftabletennisorseeabaseballflyingintotheblueskyduringabackyardgame,Somepeoplemaysmellthesaltyairoftheoceanduringafamilyvacation.Asforme,Ihearthesoundofthevideorecorder,asitreplaysthetapeofavideo.ThemovieIwatchedmostasachildwasSamRaimi'sSpider-Man.Fromthenon,IwatchedasmanymoviesasIcould.WhenIbeganhighschool,IwaswonderingwhatIshouldchooseasajob.AftermonthsofnothavinganyideaofwhatIwouldbecome,anideaappeared:ifIlovemoviessomuch,whynotmakeitacareer?Ibegantowritemyfirstshortfilm,OnPatrol,aten-minutesilentvideoaboutahallmonitortryingtostopsomeonefromthrowingrubbishataschool.AfterIfinishedmyfirstscript,Iwasveryexcited.ThenIwasthinking,“Nowitisuptometomakemyfirstmovie.”Itwasnotafamousmovie,butitwasmystep-ping-stone.NowlookingbackatOnPatrolstillgivesmeadreamthatcoulddirectmoregoodmovies.Watchingmyfirstmovienotonlygivesmealaugh,butalsogivesmetheencouragementtocontinuerunningafteraloveIhavehadsinceIputSpider-Manintomyvideorecordermanyyearsago.37．WhatwasthewriterdoingaccordingtoParagraph1?A．Directingamovie B．WritingascriptC．Takingphotosofhisfriend. D．Talkingabouthismoviewithhisfriend38．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“blockbuster”inParagraph1probablymean?A．Abigcinema. B．Amovieposter.C．Asuccessfulmovie. D．Afamousfilmfestival.39．Whatisthewriter’smemoryofchildhood?A．Thesoundoftabletennis B．ThesceneofabaseballC．Thesmellthesaltyairoftheocean D．Thesoundofthevideorecorder40．Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?A．TheequipmentformakingOnpatrolisverysimple.B．Beforethewriterfiguredoutwhatjobtochoose,hebegantowriteshortafilm.C．Hedecidedtomakehisfirstmovieafterhisfirstscript.D．Onpatrolisashortfilmwithoutanysound.41．Whatdidthewritermostprobablythinkofhisfirstfilm?A．Itwashisbestmovie. B．Itwasabigsuccess.C．Itwasaninterestingstory. D．Itwasanencouragementforhim42．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．TuringMyDreamintoReality B．LearningtoMakeMoviesC．ChoosingaLife-longJobforMyself D．PreparingforMyFirstMovieChoosethebestanswer(根據(jù)以下內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當?shù)拇鸢?Joanisa14-year-oldstudentinNewtown.Allthestudentsinherschoolarerequiredtodosomepart-timejobsduringtheirsparetimesothattheycangetcertaincreditpoints(學分).JoanispreparingherCV(簡歷).JoanJackson123Luckylane,Newtown,Bk12YGjoanjackson@Tel:07782821236Iamaconfident,well-organizedstudentwithapassionforanimals.Iamhopingtoworkpar-timeduringthewinterholiday:Inthefuture,Iaimtoworkasavet.SkillsTeamwork:I’mgoodatworkingwithotherpeopleandworkingindependently.Communication:Iconsidermyselftobeanexcellentcommunicator.Iamoutgoingandeasytogetalongwith.RelevantworkexperiencePart-timedog-walkingandpet-sitting,variousemployers(2018—present)Thisworkrequiresexcellenttimemanagementandahighlevelofresponsibility.Voluntarywork,NewtownAnimalRescueCentre(2019)Thestaffhavebeenimpressedbymyabilitytogetonwithalltheiranimals.MyInterestsIamakeenphotographerandIhavetaughtmyselfdigitalphotoeditingskills.IamalsoamemberofmyschoolorchestraandIplaytheviolin.Mybrotherplaysthepiano.Weoftengiveperformancesatweekends.43．WhatjobdoesJoanwanttodointhefuture?A．Astudent. 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