九年級(jí)英語過關(guān)考核閱讀短文判斷正誤練習(xí)86道

九年級(jí)英語過關(guān)考核閱讀短文判斷正誤練習(xí)86道

學(xué)校名稱：班級(jí)：學(xué)號(hào)：姓名：

1.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Mrs.Brownhadasmallgardenbehindherhouse,andinspringsheplantedsome

vegetablesinit.Shelookedafterthemverycarefully,andwhensummercame,

theylookedverynice.

OneeveningMrs.Brownlookedathervegetablesandsaid,“TomorrowIam

goingtopickthem,andthemwecaneatthem.Butearlythenextmorning,her

sonranintothekitch2ri(廚房)andshouted,"Mother,Mother!Comequickly!Our

neighbour's(鄰居的)ducksareinthegardenandtneyareeatingourvegetables!，z

Mrs.Brownranout,butitwastoolate!Allthevegetableswerefinished!Mrs.

Browncried,andherneighbourwasverysorry,butthatwastheendofthe

vegetables.

ThemafewclaysbeforeChristmas,theneighbourbroughtMrs.Browna

parcel(包裹).Initwasabeautiful,fatduck,andonitwasapieceofpaper

withthewords.

Enjoyyourvegetables!”

()1.Inspring,Mrs.Browngrewanumberofvegetablesinthegarden.They

grewverywell.

()2.Mrs.Browncouldn'tpickanyvegetablesbecauseherneighbour*sducks

ateupthevegetables.

()3.Herneighbourwasverygladfortha~.

()4.TheneighbourboughtMrs.BrownaparcelbeforeChristmas.

()5.Therewasapieceofpaperwiththewords:"Enjoyyourvegetables!

2.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

DearEmma,yourproblemislikeacircle.Theharderyoustudy,theless

timeyouhavetomakefriendsandthelessfriendlyyoulooktoyourclassmates.

Thefewerfriendsyouhcive,theharderyoustudytomakeyourselffeelbetter.

Trytobreakthissadcircle.Perhcipsyouareafraidofmeetingnewpeople,

becauseyouaretooshyortooserious.Youarenot.Everyonehasafunside

tohischaracter(性格).Pushyoursideawayandshowyoueclassmateshowfun

youcanbe.

Il'sOKtodothisslowly.Ittakestimetogettoknowapersonandfind

someonewithwhomyoureallygetalong.Lookatyourclassmates.Arethereany

peoplewithwhomyoufeelyouhavealotincommon?

First,smileatyourclassmates.Dothisasoftenasyoucan,untilyour

classmatesbecomeusedtoyoursmileandsmileinreturn.

Next,talktoyourclassmates.Dothisbetweenclassesorduringyourlunch

break.Makesurethattheyarealone,insteadofinagroup.

Perhapsyoucouldaskaclassmateaboutyourstudies.Thyarelikelyto

respond(回答)inaverypositiveway.Peopleliketofeelimportantanduseful.

Theremustbesomeoneelseinyourclasswhoisalsoquiet.Itmightbeeasier

totrytotalkwithhimorher.Yourproblemismainlyaboutconfidence,you

canmakeasmanyfriendsasyouwant.

Editor

()6.IfEmmadtudiesveryhard,shewi11makemorefriendsandmakeherself

feelbetter.

()7.FromthepassagewecanknowEmmaisagirlwithfewwords.

()8.Theeditorwouldliketotel1Emmahowtostudyandmakefriendsin

herschoollife.

()9.Ifyousmileatyourfriends,youcangetonwel1withthem.

()10.Inorderto(^jT)makemorefriends,Emmashouldtalktoherclassmates

atanytime.

3.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Inourcountryeveryschoolhasalibrary.Youhavereadmanyinteresting

books.Youborrowthemfromtheschool1ibrary,Iamsure.Perhapsyoualsoborrow

booksfromthepublic(公眾的)library.Sometimes,yougetbooksfromyourparents

orfriendsaspresents,1think.Besides(除...之外還有)，ifyoulikereadingand

wanttolearnmoreknowledge,1'msurethatyou'11buybooksyourself.

Haveyoueverthoughtofhowbooksaremade?Well,afterthedraft(原稿)of

abookiswritten,itpassesthroughthehandsofmanypeople.Everyoneofthem

hastoworkverycarefully,fortheremustnotbeanymistakesinthebook.It

ischecked(核對(duì))severaltimesbydifferentpeoplebeforeitisprinted(EPH).

Millionsandmillionsofbooksandmagazinesarepublished(出版)inour

countryeveryyear.Sopeoplehavealotofthingstoread.Wealllikereading.let

stakegoodcareofbooks.

()1.Wealwaysborrowbooksfromthepubliclibrary.

()2.Abookpassesthroughthehandsofmanypeoplebeforeitispublished.

()3.Everyoneworkscarefullybecausehelikesitverymuch.

()4.Abookisoftencheckedonlybythewriterofit.

()5.Fromdifferentbookswecanlearnalotofknowledge.

4.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Awomansawthreeoldmensittinginherfrontyard.Shesaid,“Idon,

tthinkIknowyou,butyoumustbeveryhungry.Pleasecomeinandhavesomething

toeat."

uWedon,tgointoahousetogether,wtheyreplied.

“Whyisthat?nsheasked.

Oneoftheoldmenanswered."HisnameisWealth.ThisisSuccess,andT

amLove.wThenhesaid,“Nowgoinanddiscusswithyourfamilywhichoneof

usyouwantinyourhouse.w

Thenthewomanwentinandtoldherfami1ywhatwassaid.Shesaid"Lot'

sinviteWealth.Lethimcomeinandbringusnicetnings.Wehavebeensopoor.〃His

husbanddisagreed,“Mydear,whydon'tweinviteSuccess?Don,tyouwantme

tobeasuccessfulman?”Thenthedaughterasked,“Woulditbebettertoinvite

Love?Ourlifewillthenbefilledwithlove!”"Let'stakeourdaughter*s

advice(建議)，“saidthefatherandmother.

Sothewomanwentoutandasked,“WhichoneofyouisLove?Pleasecomein

andbeourguest."Lovegotupandstartedwalkingtowardthehouse.Theother

twoalsogotupandfollowedhim.Surprised,theladyaskedWealthandSuccess,

“1onlyinvitedLove.Whyareyoucorningalong?”Thetwooldmenanswered,

“IfyouhadinvitedWealthorSuccess,twoofuswou1dhavestayedout,but

sinceyouhaveinvitedLove,whereverhegoes,regowithhim.Wherethereis

Love,thereisWealthandSuccess.v

()11.Thisisatruestorythathappenedalongtimeago.

()12.Wealthcouldmakethefamilyveryrich.

()13.Thefamilyhaddifferentideasanddidn，tknowwhomtoinvite.

()14.Thethreeoldmenallwentintothehousetogetsomethingtoeat.

()15.Thestorytellsusthatloveisthemostimportantofall.

5.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷止誤。

Afewweeksagowedecidedtopaint(刷油漆)theoutsideofourhouse.Tosave

moneywedecidedtodoitourselves.OneSaturdaymorningwewenttotheshops

andboughtsomepaint］油漆)andanumberofbrushes.Wealreadyhadaladder,

sowewerereadytostart.Webeganthatafternoonwiththebackofthehouse.

ThenextSaturday,Iwenttoafootballgamewhilemywifepaintedthefront

ofthehouse.OnSundaywefoundthatwecouldnotopenanyofthefrontwindows.

Wegotthemal1openintheendbutTbrokethreewindowsandtheywerevery

expensivetomend.Nexttimewhenwetrytosavemoney.Ishallcertainlypay

someonetodothework.

()1Theydecidedtoasksomeonetopainttheirhouseafewweeksago.

()2Theyneededtobuysomepaint,somebrushes,andaladder.

()3Thewriterwenttoafootbal1game二henextSunday.

()4Threeofthewindowswerebrokenwhentheywereopenedintheend.

()5Maybetheywou1dpainttheirhouseagainbythemselvesnexttime.

6.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Acollegeteacherinvitedtwobusinessmentodinnerathishome.Oneof

thetwomenneverwenttoschoolwhenhewasyoungandwasworriedthathe

couldn，tanswerothermen'squestionscorrectly.Buthisfriendsaid,"Don't

worry,Tom,justdowhat1do,anddon'ttalkaboutanythingifyoudon'tu

nderstandit.〃

Everythingwentonquitewell,butbytheendoftheevening,Tomhadh

adalotofdrink,andbegantogetcareless.

OneoftheguestsaskedhimifhelikedEdison,andTomanswered,"It's

pleasant,butitlikeScotch(威士忌酒)belter."Alltheguestsintheroomke

ptquietforamoment,andsoontheybegantoleave.

Whenthetwomenwereoutofthehouse,thefriendsaidtoTom,“YOuce

rtainlymadeyourselfafoolbecauseyoutoldScotchfoolishly.”

"Whatdoyoumean?"askedtheotherman."Whatwaswrongwithit?”

“WeallknowthatEdisonisn'takindofdrink,“hisfriendanswered,〃

It'sakindofmusic.*

()1.Thepassageisabouthowtoattend(參加)dinner.

()2.Onebusinessmanwasafraidtoanswerquestionsbecausehethoug

hthehadlittleknowledge.

()3.Onebusinessmantoldtheothertotrytotalklessatdinner.

()4.OnebusinessmanthoughtthatEdisonwasakindofdrinkandtheo

therthoughtthatEdisonwasleader.

()5.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthattwobusinessmenwerefnoli

sh.

7.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Awomansaw：threeoldmensittinginherfrontyard.Shesaid,"Idon*tthink

Iknowyou,

butyoumustbeveryhungry.Pleasecomeinandhavesomethingtoeat.”

“Wedon'tgointoahousetogether,wtheyreplied.

“Whyisthat?”sheasked.

Oneoftheoldmenanswered?！盚isnameisWealth,thisisSuccess,andI

amLove."Thenhesaid,“Nowgoinanddiscusswithyourfamilywhichoneof

usyouwantinyourhouse.M

Thenthewomanwentinandtoldherfamilywhatwassaid.Shesaid"Let'

sinviteWealth.

Lethimcomeinandbringusnicethings.Wehavebeensopoor."Hishusband

disagreed,uMy

dearwhydon'tweinviteSuccess?Don'tyouwantmetobeasuccessfulman?”

Thenthedaughterasked,**WoulditbebettertoinviteLove?Ourlifewillthen

befilledwithlove!*“Let'stakeourdaughter'sadvice(建議)，“saidthefather

andmother.

Sothewomanwentoutandasked,“WhichoneofyouisLove?Pleasecomein

andbeour

guest."Lovegotupandstartedwalkingtowardthehouse.Theothertwoalso

gotupandfollowed

him.Surprised,theladyaskedWealthandSuccess,“IonlyinvitedLove.Why

areyoucorning

along?”Thetwooldmenanswered,“IfyouhadinvitedWealthorSuccess,two

ofuswouldhave

stayedout,butsinceyouhaveinvitedLove>whereverhegoes,wegowithhim.Where

thereis

Love,thereisWealthandSuccess.”

()1.Thisisatruestorythathappenedalongtimeago.

()2.Wealthcouldmakethefamilyveryrich.

()3.Thefamilyhaddifferentideasanddidn*tknowwhomtoinvite.

()4.Thethreeoldmenal1wentintothehousetogetsomethingtoeat-

()5.Thestorytellsusthatloveisthemostimportantofal1.

8.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Dearstudents,

ThefollowingrulesareforlifeandworkinBelleyboysSchool.Pleaseread

themcarefully.

1.Standupwhenateacheroravisitorgoesintotheroom.

2.Youmustbeinaclassroomorotherstudyplacesduringlessontime.

3.Arriveintimeforthestartofeachlessonwiththethingsyouneedso

thatyouarereadytostartwork.

4.Wearsmart,cleanclothing.Hairmustbecleanandtidy;extremecolours

andstylesarenotallowed.Longhairmustbeliedbackneatly.

5.Donotleaveschoolifyouarenotallowed.

6.Foodanddrinkmustnotbetakenoutfromthediningroom.

7.Allmedicinesmustbegivenbytheschooldoctor.

8.Radiosandpersonalcomputersmayonlybeusedindormitoryhouseswhere

thehouserulesallow.Theyarenotallowedinclassesorinthelibrary.

Belleyboys

School

1.Youmustbeonlyinaclassroomduringlessontime.

2.Longhairmustbetiedbackneatly.

3.Personalcomputerscanbeusedinthelibrary.

4.Youcanleaveschoolanytimeifyouwant.

5.Foodanddrinkcanbetakenoutfromthediningroom.

9.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Basebal1isoneofthefavouritesportsintheUSA.Childrenplaybaseballin

sportsfieldorinparks.

Atsummerpicnics,thereisoftenaninformal（非正式的）baseballgame.Boys

andgirls,youngandoldtaketurnstobat（擊球）.Eachteamhas9players.

ThebaseballseasongoesfromApriltoSeptember.Duringthistime,baseball

matchesareshownonTVandmembersoftheimportantbaseballteamsbecomeAmericaJ

sheroes（英雄）.Attheendoftheseasonthetwotopteamsplayagainsteach

other.Manybaseballfansgoalongtowatchthegame.Millionsofotherslisten

totheradioorwatchTV.Peopleseemtotalkonlyaboutthegame.Evenlong

afteritisover,theystilltalkabouttheresultandtheplayers.

AmericanfootballismaybethemostpopularsportintheUSA.Thefootbelliseason

beginswhenthebaseballseasonends.Morepeopleareinterestedinfootball

thaninbaseball.Whenthereisanimportamtgame,thousandsofpeoplesitbeside

theradioorinfrontoftheTVsettoheartheresult.

（）1.ThestudentsinChinalikebaseballverymuch.

（）2.Childrenplaybaseballinsportsfieldorinparks.

（）3.Thereareeightplayersineachofthebaseballteam.

（）4.Thebaseballseasongoesfromspringtoautumn.

（）5.AmericanfootballmaybethemostpopularsportintheUSA.

10.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Sincethebeginningoftime,manhasinventedmanyinterestingthings.Some

oftheseinventions,likenumbersandtheradiohavecertainlychangedhistory.

Since1946,oneofthemostimportantinventionshasbeenthecomputer.It

willchangeallourlives.

ThefirstcomputerwasbuiltatHarvardUniversity（哈佛大學(xué)）in1944.it

wasaslargeasaroomandquitedifficultandslowtooperate（運(yùn)行）.Butsince

theinventionofthesiliconchip（硅片），computerhavebecomesmaller,easier

touse,andfastertooperate.Somecomputersareassmal1astelevisionsets.

Somecomputerscanbemadesmallerthanabook.Andcomputersaregettingsmaller

al]thetime.

Thereareseveralreasons（原因）whycomputerisusefultous.Firstit

canstore（儲(chǔ)藏）very,verylargeamount（數(shù)量）ofinformation（信息）.Second,

thecomputercanoperateveryquickly.Third,moderncomputercanbebuiltinto

otherkindsofmachines,likeradios,cars,andplanes.Theycandoalotof

woi'kforus.

Soon,almosteveryone,eitherathomeoratwork,willusesomekindof

computer.Thelivesofallofuswillbechangedbythisinvention.

1.Accordingtothispassage,manyinventionshavechangedhistoryand

peopleJslife.

2.Thefirstcomputerwasbuiltinthemiddleofthe19thcentury.

3.Amoderncomputercanbemadesmallerthansiliconchip.

4.Thecomputerhasbeenmademuchbettersincetheinventionofthesilicon

chip.

5.Thecomputerisusefulbecauseitcanstorelotsofinformation,itcamoperate

very

quicklyandcanbebuiltintoothermachines.

11.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Sincethebeginningoftime,manhasinventedmanyinterestingthings.Some

oftheseinventions,likenumbersandtheradio,havecertainlychangedhistory.

Since1946,oneofthemostimportantinventionshasbeenthecomputer.It

willchangeallourlives.

ThefirstcomputerwasbuiltatHarverdUniversity（哈佛大學(xué)）in1944.it

wasaslargeasaroomandquitedifficultandslowtooperate（運(yùn)行）.Butsince

theinventionofthesiliconchip（硅片），computerhavebecomesmaller,easier

touse,andfastertooperate.Somecomputersareassmallastelevisionsets.

Somecomputerscanbemadesmallerthanabook.Andcomputersaregettingsmaller

allthetime.

Thereareseveralreasons（原因）whycomputerisusefultous.Firstit

canstore（儲(chǔ)藏）very,verylargeamount（數(shù)量）ofinformation（信息）.Second,

thecomputercanoperateveryquickly.Third,moderncomputercanbebuiltinto

otherkindsofmachines,likeradios,cars,andplanes.Theycandoalotof

workforus.

Soon,almosteveryone,eitherathomeoratwork,wi11usesomekindof

computer.The1ivesofal1ofuswi11bechangedbythisinvention.

（）1.Accordingto（根據(jù)）thispassage,manyinventionshavechangedhistor）f

andpeople'slife.

（）2.Thefirstcomputerwasbuiltinthemiddleofthe19，ncentury（世紀(jì)）.

（）3.Amoderncomputercanbemadesmallerthansiliconchip.

（）4.Thecomputerhasbeenmademuchbet:ersincetheinventionofthe

siliconchip.

（）5.Thecomputerisusefulbecauseitcanstorelotsofinformation,itcan

operateveryquicklyandcanbebuiltintoothermachines.

12.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Exceptforafewtimes,Americansarenotbigpresent-givers.There'snoexchange

ofpresentsamongbusinesspeople,andifoneAmericantriestogiveanother

apresent,itmaylooklikethathewantstobribehim.Americanshavelearned

thatinsomeothercountriespeopleliketogivepresentstoothers,butamong

ourselveswedon^tseetheneedforpresents.

Evenfriendsmayneverexchangepresents.WhenTgotoforeigncountries.Itry

tobringback1ittlethingsforclosefriends,butnobodywou1dfeelunhappy

ifIdidn't.Idon'toftenrememberafriend'sbirthday,andfewpeopleoutside

ofmyfamilyremembermine.Ifsomeonegavemepresentstoooften,I〃dget

unpleasant.Butapresentfromaforeignei—thatkindfromhisorher

home1and�wontgowrong,excepttogovernmentemployeeswhocan“tbegiven

presents.

Youusuallyopenapresentatonceandinfrontofthepersonwhogivesitexcept

Christmasandbirthdaypresent.Youshouldonlysay,"It"ssonice.Thanks.”

whenyougetChristmasorbirthdaypresents.

Youmaywanttobringabottleofwineorflowerstoadinnerparty,butyou”re

neveraskedto.Nobodywillmindifyoubringwine,butyourfriendmaynotuse

itthatevening.

AtChristmasweoftengivepresentstoourfamilyandsometimesourfriends.

Wealsogivepresents:opeoplewhohavebeenhelpfulduringtheyear-doorman,

housecleaner,newspapersenders-anyonewhohasoftenhelpedus.

71.Americansdon'tusuallyopenChristmasorbirthdaypresentsinfrontofthe

givers.

72.AmericansalsogivepresentstohousecleaneratChristmastopayth2m.

73.Governmentemployeescangetpresentsfromaforeigner.

74.ThewriterofthispassagemustbeanAmerictin.

75.ThemainideaofthepassageiswhytheAmericansdon'tlikepresents.

13.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

JohnnySmithwasagoodmathstudentatahighschool.Heshowedgreatinterest

inhiscomputer.Hecamehomeearlyeveryday.Thenheworkedwithittillmidnight.

ButJohnnywasnotagoodEnglishstudent,notgoodabit.HegotanFinhis

Englishclass.Onedayafterschool,Johnnyjoinedhiscomputertothecomputer

inhishighschooloffice.Theschoolofficecomputerhadthegradesofallthe

students.HefoundhisEnglishgrade.AhF!JohnnychangedhisEnglishgrade

fromFtoA.Johnny*sparentslookedathisreportcard.Theywereverypleased

withtheresult.

“AnAinEnglish!”saidJohnny*sDad."Mysonisreallyasmartboy!”

Johnnyisahacker.Hackersknowhowtotakeinformationfromothercomputers

andputnewinformationinthem.Usingamodem,theyjointheircomputersto

othercomputerssecretly.Schoolheadmastersandteachersareworriedabout

hackers.Soarethepolice,forsomepeopleeventakemoneyfrombankcomputer

ciccountscindputitintotheirownones.Andtheyneverhavetoleavehoireto

doit!Theyarecalledhackers.

()1.JohnnySmithdidwellinbothmathandEnglish.

()2.JohnnySmithlovedcomputers.

()3.WhenJohnnyJsparentssawthereportcard,theydidn,tbelieve

theresult.

()4.Schoolheadmasters,teachersandpoliceareworriedabouthackers.

()5.Hackerscantakemoneyfrombankcomputeraccountswithoutleaving

home.

14.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

AnnLouiseStrongwasafamousAmericanwriter.Shewasbornin1885.She

spentherfirstthirtyyearsinthewestofAmerican.Thereshewasactivein

politicalstrugglesandbecameaneditorofaunionpaper.In1921,shewassent

toMoscow.ShemadeherhomethereandhelpedtoorganizethefirstMoscowDaily

News.

ShewasinChinaforthefirsttimein1925.LatershecametoChinaseveral

times.InAugust1946,onherfifthtripthroughChina,shewenttoYan*an.

ShewasverygladtohaveachancetomeetMaoZedcng,theleaderoftheCommunist

PcirtyofChina.ShetookthesideoftheChinesepeopleinthestrugglesagainst

theirenemies.Inthespringof1958,attheageof72,shecametoChinaagain

andlivedinBeijinguntilherdeathin1970.

Inherlateryears,shewrotesomebooksaboutChinainordertothepeople

allovertheworldunderstcindNewChina.AmongthemareWhy1CametoChinaat

theAgeof72andLetterfromChina.

AnnaLouiseStrongwasourfriend.HernamewillberememberedbytheChinese

peopleforever.

()1.ShelivedinthewestofAmericawhenshewasinherthirties.

()2.Shewasinterestedinpolitics.

()3.ShefoundherhomeinMoscowin1921.

()4.AttheageoffortyshefirstcametoChina.

()5.ShediedinwestofAmerica.

()6.ShewishedthepeoplethroughouttheworldshouldunderstandthePeopleJ

sRepublicofChina.

15.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Whatisa1ibraryfor?Mostlibrarieshavebooksandotherthingstoread.

Manyofthemhavethingsto1istento.Some1ibrariesevenhavecomputers(電

腦).Veryfewpeoplewouldthinkofa1ibraryasaplacetolivein.

OnelibraryinNewYorkCityturnedintoahomefor250peopleforseveral

days.Thesewereallpeoplenearthelibrary.Theymovedintotheirlibraryfor

averyspecialreason(特殊的原因).Theysleptonthefloor.Whydidthepeople

moveintothelibrary?

Thepeoplemovedintothelibrarybecausethecitywantedtocloseitto

save(節(jié)省)money.These250NewYorkerslovedtheirlibrary.Theydidn*twant

toloseit.Sotheymovedin.Theyknewthatthelibrarycouldn,tbeclosed

iftheywerelivinginsideit.Atlastthecityagreedtokeepthelibraryopen,

andthepeopleallwenthome.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正(T)誤(F)(5分)。

()1.ThisstoryhappenedinthelibrariesinAustralia.

()2.Thelibraryalmostclosedtosavethecitymoney.

()3.Thelibraryhad350peoplelivingthere.

()4.Thepeopleinthisstorymaybeliketoreadbooks.

()5.Aclosedlibrarywouldkeepthepeoplequiet.

16.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Onedaythesunandthewindhadaquarrel(爭(zhēng)吵).Thesunsaidhewas

strongerthanthewind,andthewindsaidhewasstrongerthanthesun.Just

thentheysawaman.Themanwaswalkingwithacoaton.Thesunsaid,"Let'

swhocanmakethemantakeoffhiscoat.IfyoucandothatquickerthanI,

thenyouarestrongerthanI.”“A11right,“saidthewind,uT11tryfirst.”

Sothewindbegantoblow.Heblewveryhard.Butthemandidn'ttake

offhiscoat."Sorry,“thewindsaid,"Ican'tmakehimtakeitoff.”

Thenthesuntried.Soonthemantookoffhiscoat.Thewindsaidtothe

sun,"That'senough.YouarestrongerthanI.”

()61.Thesunandthewindhadameetingoneday.

()62.Thewindsaidhewasstrongerthanthesun.

()63.Boththesunandthewindtriedtomakethemanputonhiscoat.

()64.Afterthewindtried,themantookoffhiscoat.

()65.Atlastthewindsaidtothesun,"I'mstrongerthanyou.”

17.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Anoldscientistrecentlymadeseveraltestswithdifferentanimalstofind

outwhichwasclevererthanotheranimals.

Inonetesttheolcscientistputamonkeyinaroomwheretherewereseveral

boxes.Someboxeswereinsideotherboxes.Onesmallboxhadsomefoodinit.

Thescientistwantedtowatchthemokeyandtofindouthowlongitwouldtake

themonkeytofindthefood.Thescientistlefttheroom,hewaitedafewminutes

outsidethedoor.Thenhegotdownonhiskneesandputhiseyetothekeyhole.

Whatdidhesee?Tohissurprise,hefoundhimselflookingintotheeyeofthe

monkey.Themonkeywasontheothersideofthedoorandlookedatthescientist

throughthekeyhole.

()91.thescientistwonderedifthemonkeywasclevererthanotheranimals.

()92.Inonetestthescientistputamonkeyintoaboxwheretherewas

somefood.

()93.Afterthescientistlefttheroom,themonkeybegantoeatfood.

()94.thescientistlookedatthemonkeythroughthekeyholewithhiseye.

()95.tothescientist"ssurprise,themonkeyputitseyetothekeyhole.

18.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤。

Ameteorite(隕石)almosthitan80-year-oldmannamedArthurPettiffer

inBritainwhenhewasworkinginhisgarden.Themeteoritewasthebiggestin

thepast26yearsinBritain.

Themeteoriteweighed(重)onekilo,andmightbeoverfourthousand

million(百萬)yearsold.

“Ihearthebignoiseintheair.IlookedupandIsawthetopsofthe

treescomingandgoing,Mhesaid."Ididn