專題05 閱讀理解20篇

專題05閱讀理解20篇Atagreatpartyinhonorof(慶祝)theKingLion,themonkeywasaskedtodancefortheKingLion.Theyweresurethatthemonkeycouldbringthemhappiness.Themonkeywasverycleverandhedancedverywell.Theanimalswereallverypleasedwithhisbeautifulmovements(動(dòng)作).Butthismadethecamelenvious(嫉妒的).“That’snothing.IthinkIcandancebetterthanthemonkey,”saidthecamel.“Isthattrue?”askedtheKingLion.“Ofcourse.Nowletmedanceforyou,”answeredthecamel.“Waitaminute,”saidtheKinglion.“Whatwillyoudoifyoudanceworsethanthemonkey?”“I’llgotothedesertandnevercomeback,”answeredthecamel.Thenhebegantodance.Buthisbigandheavyneckmadeitveryhardforhimtodancewell.Andfoundhisfeetarenotsosmart.Atlast,healmostkickedtheKingLion’snose.Theotheranimalscameandstoppedhimquickly.Howpoorthecamelwas!TheKingLionaskedhisanimalstodrivehimoff.1．Whatweretheanimalsdoing?A．Theywerehavingaparty. B．Theywerehavingabigdinner.C．Theywerehavingagame. D．Theywerehavingabigmeeting.2．Whowasunhappyafterthemonkeydanced?A．TheKingLion. B．Themonkey.C．Thecamel. D．Alltheanimalsexcept(除了)thecamel.3．Whatdidthecamelwanttodo?A．Tobetheking. B．Tomakefriendswiththemonkey.C．Tolearntodance. D．Toshowhowwellhecoulddance.4．HowdidtheKingLionfeelafterthecameldanced?A．Happy. B．Tired. C．Angry. D．Bored5．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A．Donottrytocopy(模仿)othersblindly(肓目地).B．Monkeysarebetteratdancingthancamels.C．Donottrytodancebeforeothers.D．Donotaskotherstodance.In1620abouthalfoftheUSAwascovered(蓋)byforests.Todaytheforestshavealmostgone.Alotofgoodlandhasgonewiththem,leavingonlysand.Chinadoesn’twanttocopytheUSA’sexample.Weareplantingmoreandmoretrees.Wehavebuiltthe“GreatGreenWall”oftreesacrossnorthernpartofourcountry.TheGreatGreenWallis7,000kilometerslong,andbetween400and1,700kilometerswide.Itwillstopthesandfromblowingtheearthaway.Itwillstopthesandfrommovingtowardstherichfarmland(農(nóng)田)inthesouth.More“GreatGreenWalls”areneeded.Treesmustbegrownallovertheworld.GreatGreenWallswillmaketheworldbetter.6．In1620,about________oftheUSAwascoveredbyforests.A．a(chǎn)third B．half C．twothirds D．a(chǎn)fourth7．Alotofgoodlandhasgonewith________.A．sand B．water C．wind D．forests8．TheGreatGreenWallinChinaisprobably________wide.A．7,000kilometers B．1,600kilometers C．7,000meters D．400meters9．Treesmustbegrownin________.A．China B．theUSAC．somecountries D．everypartoftheworld10．________willmaketheworldabetterplace.A．TheGreatWall B．Tallbuildings C．GreatGreenWalls D．Flowersandgrass“EventhoughShenzhenisabigcitywithabigpopulation...youdon’thavetobealone,”JoeMacpherson,anoutdoorloverfromWales,said.JoecametoShenzhenfiveyearsago.Heknewthatnewcomersinacountrymightfindithardtogettoknowthelocallife.Thenewcomerswanttomeetlocalfriends,andthelocalpeoplealsowanttofindawaytopracticeEnglish.Therefore,Joecreateschancesforthemboth.Heintroducesdifferentclubsandeventstopeopleaccordingtotheirinterestswhenpeopleturntohimforhelp.What’smore,Joetakesaleadinhikingactivitiesorcitywalkstobringpeopletogether.Differentkindsofpeoplehavejoinedinhisactivities.SomearethelocalChinese.Someareexpats(僑民)fromdifferentpartsoftheworld.Inthegroup,thecommonestspokenlanguageisEnglish,Joealsoorganizesotheractivities.Withhisfriends’help,JoecreatedacommunityintheWeChatgroup,ShenzhenGuide.Atfirst,thegroupwascreatedtoinviteoutdoorloverstojoinintheeventsheorganized.SinceJoeandhisfriendswouldshareusefulinformationaboutentertainment,eventsandnews,thegroupquicklydevelopedasfriendswouldinviteotherfriendstojoin.JoethenworkedtobuildShenzhenGuideintoanoncommercialbrandwherethoseunfamiliarwiththecitycouldaskquestionsorfindusefulinformation.“IhopeeverybodylikesShenzhenasmuchasIdo,”Joesaid.Thecityisfullofbeauty,buttherewerenodetailedEnglishintroductionstoitsbeauty,mountainsandotherbeautifulplaces.11．WhichisTRUEaboutthenewcomers’situation?A．Theyarealone. B．Theywanttomeetlocalfriends.C．Theyprefertostayathome. D．Itiseasyforthemtogetusedtothelocallife.12．WhichofthefollowingactivityisnotheldbyJoeMacpherson?A．Clubsandevents. B．Hikingactivities. C．Citywalks. D．Englishtests.13．WhichisNOTtrueaboutJoeMacpherson’sactivities?A．Theactivitiesareallfree. B．Onlyspecialpeoplecanjointhem.C．Theoutingusuallylaststwotothreehours. D．Peoplehavefunintheactivities14．WhatdoesJoeMacphersonNOTuseShenzhenGuidetodo?A．Toinvitepeopletohisactivities. B．Toshareusefulinformation.C．Tomakemoney. D．Toaskforhelp.15．Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．AShenzhenLover. B．AWechatGroup.C．FunforNewComers. D．AnEnglishLover.Ifirstsawthisworldonacoldnightin1986.Iopenedmyeyestothelight.Fromthenon,itwasallhistory.ThenIwenttoschoolandopenedmyeyestothisbig,bigworldwithallthesedifferentcolors.Inelementaryschool,IwasoneofthefewAsians.Ifeltlonelysometimeswithmyblackhairandyellowskin.Iamnowasophomore（大學(xué)二年級(jí)學(xué)生）incollege.AndIwonderwherethisculturaldifferencelies.PeopleaskmewhetherIfeelanydifferencebecauseofthecolorofmyskin.And,Isay,“No,Idon’tfeelanydifferencefromothers.”AtStanford,weareallthesame.Butitreallydependsonwhethertheindividualwantstofeelthesameasothers.ThereareAsiansoncampuswhomakethemselvescloistered（與世隔絕的）.That’stheirchoice.I’llneverforgetaboutmyrootsinChina.ButthefactisthatIgrowupinAmerica.It’smyhome.ItalklikeanAmerican.Mostofthetime,IthinklikeanAmerican.Thereisalwaysalargepartofmethatis“white”.However,becauseIamraisedinaChinesefamily,manyofmybeliefsaretraditionallyChinese:treatmentoftheelderly,mannersinpublic,etc.IcanneverandwillneverforgetaboutmyChinesebackground,mysweethomeinHarbin.16．Whenwasthewriterborn?A．In1986. B．In1985. C．In1896. D．In1895.17．Peopleaskthewriterwhetherhefeelsanydifferencebecauseof________.A．hisaccent B．hishobbies C．thecolorofhisskin D．hishabit18．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A．Inelementaryschool,thewriterseldomfeltlonely.B．Forthewriter,heismorelikeanAmericanthanaChinese.C．ManyAsiansoncampusmakethemselvescloistered.D．Thewriter’shomeisonlyinChina.19．Whydoesthewritersaythereisalwaysalargepartofhimthatis“white”?A．Becausehelikeswearingwhiteclothes. B．BecauseheisraisedinaChinesefamily.C．BecausehegrowsupinAmerica. D．Becausehehasblackhairandyellowskin.20．Accordingtothepassage,weknowthatthewriter________.A．hasfewfriendsatschool B．feelsequalasothersC．iseducatedtotallyinanAmericanway D．neverlikeshisChinesebackground.TheGreenPlanet,anewdocumentaryseries(系列紀(jì)錄片),givesusanewlookatplantsandshowsthesecretlivesofplants.Plantscompeteagainsteachothertolive.Eachspecieshasitsownwaysofdefense.Intropicalrainforests,differentkindsofplantsraceforsunlight.Theforestfloorisdescribedasa“battlefield”intheseriesasonlytwopercentofthesunlightfilters(過濾，滲入)throughit.SomeplantslikeMonstera(龜背竹屬植物)spreadtheirbigleavestoreachlight.Buttheyarecaughtupinavine(藤本植物)thattriestohitcharide.Finally,theyarebothovertakenbyafast-growingbalsa(輕木)tree.Asthebalsahasslipperyhairsonitsleaves,thevinecan’tgetahold.Similarly,sometreesmakepoisonoussap(毒汁)toprotectthemselves.Plantsalsohelpeachotherandevencommunicate.Indeserts,therootsofEuphratespoplar(胡楊)areconnected.Ifatreefindswater,itwillshareitwithothersthroughtheroots.Studiesalsoshowthatplantsusefungus(真菌，霉菌)inthesoilasawayto“talk”toeachother.It’skindoflikehowWi-Fiworks.Ifatomatoplantgetsaleafdisease,itcantellnearbyplantsaboutit.Theseriesnotonlymakesussurprisedattheplantworldbutpushesustounderstandthatplantsareimportant.21．Accordingtothecontext,whatdoestheunderlinedword“battlefield”mean?A．問題 B．戰(zhàn)場(chǎng) C．細(xì)節(jié) D．理解22．Whycannotthevinehitcharideonbalsatree?A．Becausetheyhavebigleavestoreachlight.B．Becausethesunlightcannotfilterthroughforest.C．Becausetheirleavesarenotroughenough.D．BecausetheyareMonsteraplants.23．HowdotheEuphratespoplarshelpwitheachother?A．Theywillconnectwitheachotherthroughrootstosharewater.B．Theycouldusefungustotalktoeachother.C．TheywoulduseWi-Fitoworkandsupporteachother.D．Theywillusepoisonoussaptofightagainstotherplants.24．Whichcouldbeimplied(暗示)fromthispassage?A．Plantscanonlysurvivethroughcommunication.B．Plantsnotonlycompeteeachotherbutalsohelpeachother.C．Plantsinthetropicalrainforestsoftencompetefortherainstorm.D．Thenearbyplantswillnotknowtheleafdiseaseifatomatoplantgetsone.25．Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．TheWaytoProtectOurselves B．PlantsWillDieintheFutureC．TheDifferentKindsofPlants D．TheSecretLivesofPlantsNationalparksarelargeareasofpublicland.Theyaredesignedfortheprotectionsofecosystems（生態(tài)系統(tǒng)）.Theygiveasafehometolocalplantsandanimals.Theyhelpkeeptheairandwaterclean.Forexample,Three-River-SourceNationalPark,located（位于）ontheQinghai-TibetPlateau（高原）,isthelargestnationalparkinChina.Covering190,700squarekm,itisabout14timestheareaofYellowstoneNationalParkintheUnitedStates.ItishometothesourcesoftheYangtze,YellowandLancangrivers,sopeoplecallit“China’swatertower”.GiantPandaNationalPark,ontheotherhand,connectspandahabitats（棲息地）inSichuan,ShaanxiandGansu.Therearemorethan1,600wildgiantpandasinsidethepark,accountingformorethan70percentofthepandasinChina.Chinahopesthenationalparkswillbenefitthepublic.Natureobservation（觀察）activitieswillbeheldtohelptravelerslearnaboutanimalsandplants.Localpeoplelivingintheparkscanalsoruneco-friendlybusinesses.InThree-River-SourceNationalPark,morethan17thousandlocalherdsmen（牧民）havefoundjobs,suchasparkrangers（護(hù)林員）since2016.Theiryearlyhouseholdincomeshaveincreasedbyanaverage（平均）of21,600yuan.“Awin-winsituationhasbeenrealizedbetweentheecological（生態(tài)的）protectionoftheseareasanddevelopment,”saidZhaoYingmin,vice-minister（副部長(zhǎng)）ofChina’sMinistryofEcologyandEnvironment.26．TheYellowstoneNationalParkcoversabout________squarekm.A．13,620 B．29,000 C．37,860 D．55,62027．WhyistheThree-River-SourceNationalParkcalled“China’swatertower”?A．BecausetherearemanydifferenttowersintheQinghai-TibetPlateau.B．Becausethewatertowerisextremelylarge.C．BecausetheYangtze,YellowandLancangriversstartfromthere.D．Becausepeoplewanttoshowtheirloveandrespectforthenationalpark.28．WhichofthefollowingprovincialpandahabitatsarenotconnectedbyGiantPandaNationalPark?A．Sichuan B．Shaanxi C．Gansu D．Guangdong29．Whichcouldbeinferredfromthispassage?A．Nationalparkswillbringbenefitstoplantsratherthananimals.B．Travelerscannotknowmoreaboutanimalsandplantsbyobservingthenature.C．Manyjobopportunitiesareprovidedduetothenationalparks.D．Theyearlyhouseholdincomesofthelocalherdsmenhavelargelydecreased.30．What’sthemainideaofthispassage?A．Thenationalparksrealizethewin-winsituation.B．Thenationalparksareharmfultohumanbeings.C．Giantpandasarethecutestanimalsintheworld.D．PeopleshouldprotecttheecologyinChina.TheStoryofFerdinandisapopularbookwrittenbyAmericanwriterMunroLeaf.Thechildren’sbookcameoutmorethan80yearsago.In2017,peoplemadeitintoamovie.ThemovietellsthestoryofakindandgentleSpanishbull.HisnameisFerdinand.Becauseofhislargesize,peoplethinkheisadangerousanimal.SotheytakeFerdinandawayfromhishomeandmakehimfightinabullfight(斗牛).Ferdinanddoesn’tlikefightingsohemakesaplantoreturntohishome.JohnCenaisthevoiceactorofFerdinandinthemovie.Heisalsoaprofessionalwrestler(摔跤手).LikeFerdinand,peopleoftenjudge(判斷)Cenabyhislooks.“AlotofpeoplethinkIwanttocausetrouble,”Cenasaid.Anyway,themoviegivesusanimportantmessage.“Neverbeafraidtobewhoyouare,”Cenasaid.“That’swhatmakesyouspecial.”31．TheStoryofFerdinandisabookfor________.A．kids B．pets C．parents D．teachers32．WhoisFerdinand?A．Afamousactor. B．Adangerousanimal.C．Akindandgentlebull. D．Aprofessionalwrestler.33．WhatdopeoplemakeFerdinanddo?A．Protecttheirhomes. B．Fightinabullfight.C．Killotheranimalsforthem. D．Carryheavythingsforthem.34．WhatdoesJohnCenadointhemovie?A．HeactstheroleofFerdinand. B．HehelpsFerdinandfindhishome.C．HeisthevoiceactorofFerdinand. D．HetriestomakeFerdinandfeelhappy.35．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．JohnCenaislikeFerdinandinsomeway.B．ThebookTheStoryofFerdinandcameout8yearsago.C．PeoplemadethebookTheStoryofFerdinandintoamovie.D．Wecanlearnwhatmessagethemoviegivesinthelastparagraph.ThereisasayinginAmericanEnglish,“Everydoghasitsday.”Itmeansthateveryoneseessuccessatsometimeintheirlives.AtoneAmericanmuseum,though,everydoghasitsday—everyday.Thatmuseum—AmericanKennelClubMuseumoftheDog—returnedtoNewYork,afterbeingopenforabout30yearsnearSt.Louis,Missouri.Visitorstothemuseumwillfindpicturesofroyalandpresidential(總統(tǒng)的)dogsandpostersofdogstarssuchasLassieandBeethoven.Theywillalsofinddogfossils.Theycaneven“train”avirtual(虛擬的)dog.What’smore,there’salibrarywitharound15,000booksinsidethemuseum.Visitorscanreadaboutdifferentkindsofdogsthere.ThemuseumfirstopenedinNewYorkin1982.ItmovedtoSt.Louisin1987.Now,thenewmuseum,whichisclosetoNewYork’sbusyGrandCentralTerminal,hopestosee100,000visitorsthisyear.36．Howdoesthewriterintroducethetopicofthepassage?A．Byusingasaying. B．Byaskingaquestion.C．Byshowingapicture. D．Bygivinganexample.37．WhatCANNOTpeopledointhemuseum?A．Seepicturesofroyaldogs. B．Trainarealdog.C．Findfossilsofdogs. D．Readbooksaboutdogs.38．WecanlearnthatLassieis________.A．a(chǎn)dogstar B．a(chǎn)dogfossil C．a(chǎn)dogrobot D．a(chǎn)presidentialdog39．Wheredidthemuseumfirstopen?A．InSt.Louis. B．InNewYork. C．InMissouri. D．Wedon’tknow.40．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．DogMuseumsinNewYork B．ATravelGuidetoaDogMuseumC．AVisittoaDogMuseuminNewYork D．ADogMuseumReturnedtoNewYorkWorldBookDayfallsonApril23everyyear.ItwasonFridaythisyear.Tomarktheday,studentsinKing’sCollegeSchoolheldanumberofactivities,meetingsandlivetalksthroughouttheweek.ThemostpopularlivetalkswerefromDrLydiaSysonandSamiraOsman.Belowaresomereflectionsfromstudentsonthetalks.OnMonday,wewereluckytolistentoauthorDrLydiaSyson.Sheusedhistoricalstoriestotellusherunderstandingoftheworld.Itwasaneducationaltalkonhistoricalfictionandrealityandmakingconnectionswiththepastandpresent.Ican’twaittoreadherbook“Mr.Peacock’sPossessions”.HirenIthoughtDrLydiaSyson’stalkwasveryinterestingabouthowwecanusehistoryanddifferentpeople’slivestowriteastoryusingamixoffictionandnon-fiction.Iespeciallyenjoyedthebrainstormingofideasthatwecouldusetomakeanexcitingnovel!DylanOnThursday,WewereallsoluckytohaveanauthortalkfromaCambridgegraduatebythenameofSamiraOsman.Shecameandtalkedtousaboutthrillers(驚險(xiǎn)小說).Sheaskedusmanyquestions.Wetoldheraboutourthoughtfreely.Thetalkwasverylively.SamIwasapleasuretohearfromDrLydiaSysononMondayabouttheinner-workingsofhistoricalstories.Mostinterestingofallwashereye-openingexperienceoftravelinmakingherbooks,Itwasanexcellenttalk.BenWhendidDrLydiaSysongivehertalk?A．OnApril23 B．OnApril19 C．OnApril22 D．OnApril2442．Whothinksthetalkwaslively?A．Ben B．Sam C．Dylan D．Hiren43．Whowillprobablybuythespeaker’sbook?A．Ben B．Sam C．Dylan D．Hiren44．Accordingtotheirreflections,whatdoesDrLydiaSysonusuallywriteabout?A．History B．Thriller C．Fiction D．Non-fiction45．Whatcanweinferfromthepassageaccordingtothepassage?A．SamiraOsman’stalkhadthesametopicasDrLydiaSyson’s.B．SamiraOsmanwrotehertravelexperienceinherbooks.C．DrLydiaSyson’stalkwillhelpthestudentstowriteastory.D．DrLydiaSyson’stalkwasaslivelyasSamiraOsman’s.Recently,PengChao,auniversitystudentwithoutarms,hasgotpeople’sattentionagain.WhenhewastakingtheexaminTongjiUniversity,hewasofferedaspecialdesk.Withhisfoot,theyoungmanfinishedtheexaminthesametimeasotherstudents.Later,hewasadmittedtotheuniversity’sLawSchool.ThisSeptember,hewillbeginhispostgraduatelifeinTongjiUniversity.In1995,PengwasborninavillageinSichuan.Helivedahappyandhealthylife.But,attheageofsix,Pengcarelesslytouchedaliveelectricaltransformer.Hewasdamagedseriouslyandlostbothofhisarms.Afterreturningfromhospital,Peng’sparentstaughthimhowtolivebyhimselfwithhisfoot.Later,hisfatherhelpedhimlearnhowtousehisfoottowrite.Withlotsofhardwork,painandtears,finally,theboysucceededinwritingwithhisfoot.But,still,noschoolwouldadmithim.Luckily,akindteacherofferedhimachance.Pengstruggledtoprovethattheteachermadearightdecision.In2015,PengtooktheNationalCollegeEntranceExamination(Gaokao)forthesecondtime.Hewasgive45moreminutes.Hegotaremarkable603points.HewasadmittedtoSichuanUniversityLawSchool.“Althoughitisalittleinconvenientformetobearmless,Istillwanttokeepupwitheveryoneelse,anddowhatotherscando,”hesaid.“Ialwayshaveabeliefinmyheart:Icandoit,aslongasImakegreaterefforts!”46．WhendidPenglosehisarms?A．In1995. B．In2015. C．In2021. D．In2001.47．WhywasPenggivenaspecialtestdeskduringtheexam?A．Becausehewantedtobefamous.B．Becausehehastowritewithhisfoot.C．Becauseheneededmoretimethanothers.D．BecausehewillbetheirstudentsinSeptember.48．WhatcanweknowfromParagraph3?A．Hismothertaughthimtowritewithhisfoot.B．Penglearnedtowritewithhisfeetwithoutdifficulty.C．Penggothelpfromhisparentsandagoodteacher.D．ManyprimaryschoolwantedtohelpPengatthattime.49．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“admit”inParagraph4probablymean?A．承認(rèn) B．招認(rèn) C．收治 D．錄取50．Fromthepassage,wecantellPengisaboywith________.A．greatlove B．goodluck C．strongbelief D．specialabilityChineseinterpreter(口譯員)ZhangJinghasearned(博得)alotoffansonChinesesocialmediafollowingherexcellentperformanceatthehigh-levelChinese-USmeetinginAlaskaonFriday,March19th.ItledtoapplausefortheChinesewomandiplomaticpersonnel(外交人員)takingpartinthetask.ThehighlightofZhang’sinterpretationcamewhensheeasilytranslatedseveralspeechesbytheChinesedelegation(代表團(tuán))thatweremorethan10minuteslongfluentlyandaccuratelyintoEnglish.Itearnedherapplauseandrespectfromnetizens(網(wǎng)民),includingmanyinterpretationmajors.ZhanggraduatedfromChinaForeignAffairsUniversityinBeijing.ShehasbeenpraisedonChinesesocialmedia.“Shefullyshowstheelegantstyle,China’sdiplomatsinthenewtime.”AccordingtoamediainterviewwithZhang’shighschoolteacherinHangzhou,ZhanghasbeenabletoattendtopChineseuniversitieslikePekingUniversityandTsinghuaUniversity,butshechosetogotoChinaForeignAffairsUniversitytoonedayservehercountryattheministryofforeignaffairs(外交部).“ZhangJinghelpedbringChina’svoicetotheworldthroughherspecialty(專業(yè));comparedwiththeUStranslator,sheperformedfarbetter.Shealsoshowed‘herpower’ofChinesewomen”onenetizensaidonSinaWeibo.ThewomenintheMinistryofForeignAffairsinrecentyearsarewonderful.TheyhavepresentedChina’simageontheinternationaldiplomaticstageandhaveincreasedChina’sreputation(名譽(yù))withtheirtalents.ZhangJingisnowknownasarole-modelwhoencouragesmanystudentstousetheirspecialtytocontributetothecountry.<GlobalTimes>51．Wherewasthehigh-levelChinese-USmeetingheld?A．InAlaska. B．InBeijing. C．InShanghai. D．InHangzhou.52．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“accurately”inParagraph2?A．Quickly. B．Nervously. C．Correctly. D．Carelessly.53．WhydidZhangJingchooseChinaForeignAffairsUniversity?A．Becauseofherscore. B．Becauseofherteacher.C．Becauseofherfamily. D．Becauseofherdream.54．Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?A．ToshowusZhangJingbringsChina’svoicetotheworld.B．Toencouragestudentstocontributetotheircountrywithspecialty.C．TotellustheMinistryofForeignAffairscanpresentChina’simage.D．ToletusknowZhangJing’sperformanceattheChinese-USmeeting.55．OnwhichpageofGlobalTimescanweprobablyfindthispassage?A．History. B．Business. C．People. D．Science.IamAlice.MysisterandIspentourlastsummerholidayswithourunclewhoisageologist(地質(zhì)學(xué)家)andlovestocollectstones.Onedayheboughtustwobackpacksandaskedustogotothemountainwithhim.Wewalkedthewholeday.Everynowandthenheputstonesinourbackpacks.Tooursurprise,healsotooksomestonesoutfromthem.Butwethoughthehadjustfoundbetterstones.Whenwereturnedtothehouse,wewereverytired.Thebackpacksweresoheavythatwefeltrelaxedwhenwetookthemoff.Yetouruncle’sbackpackwashalfempty.“Whydidyougiveussomanystones?”weasked.“Ididn’t.Youdid.”Hesaid.“Youdidn’tknowit,butIgaveyoualittleattitudetesttoday.Ilistenedtoeverywordyousaid.Wheneveryouwerecomplaining(抱怨),Iaddedastonetoyourbackpacks.Wheneveryoutalkedaboutsomethingwithpositive(積極的)thinking,Itookoutastone.Andnowlookatyourbackpacks.”O(jiān)urbackpackswerefullofstones.“Yournegative(消極的)thoughtsarejustlikestones.Youcarrytheminyourmindjustlikethosestonesinyourbackpacks.Themorenegativethoughtsyouhave,theheavieryourmindwillbe.”saidouruncle.Withgreatlove,ouruncletaughtusoneofthemostimportantlessonsinlife—thepoweroftheattitude.56．WhatdoesAlice’suncleliketodo?A．Collectcoins. B．Collectstamps. C．Collectstones. D．Collectbooks.57．WhatdidAlicethinkwhenheruncletookoutsomestonesfromherbackpack?A．Herunclehadfoundbetterstones. B．Shesaidtoomuchbutwalkedtoolittle.C．Herunclewantedhertofeelasenseofrelief. D．Shetalkedaboutsomethingwithpositivethinking.58．WhywereAlice’sandhersister’sbackpacksfullofstones?A．Theywerethemosthard-workingones.B．Theyenjoyedcollectingstonesverymuch.C．Theymadetoomanycomplaintsontheway.D．Theychosewrongbackpackstocarrythestones.59．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?A．Thestones. B．Thebackpacks.C．Thepositivethoughts. D．Thenegativethoughts.60．Whydidthewriterwritethispassage?A．Toencourageustofeelrelieftowardsdifficulties.B．Toencourageustohelppeoplewhoareintrouble.C．Toencourageustobepleasedtotakeothers’advice.D．Toencourageustohaveapositiveattitudetowardlife.Learntorelax.Overworkisthemainreasonwhysomanystudentsfeeltiredandstressed(緊張的).Cutdownsomeofthejobsyouneedtodoeachdaysothatyoucanonlyfocusonthemostimportantthings.Leavetimeforactivitiesthatarerelaxingandfun.Thismightmeanreadingagoodbook,listeningtothemusic,goingforawalkortakingarelaxingbath.Getagoodnight’ssleep.Gettingenoughsleepwillhelpyoukeepyourbodyandmindinthebestform.Ifyoustayuplateandneedtogetupearlyforschoolthenextday,youmaynotbeabletoconcentrate(集中)onthethingsyouneedtodo.Exerciseregularlyandeatwell.Don’trushthroughyourmeals.Eatlessjunkfoodorfastfood.Eathealthyfoodinstead.Gettoknowpleasantpeople.Somepeopleareoptimistic,whileothersnot.Chooseoptimisticpeopleasyourfriendsandspendmoretimewiththemandyou’llbehappyasthem.Learntobecalmwhenyoufaceanyproblem.Findoutthebestchoicefromthosethatareinyourmind.Knowingthatyouareabletosolveproblemsisagoodwaytobuildupyourself-confidence.Haveahappyattitude(態(tài)度).Yourattitudedecidesthewayyouseethings.Isyourcuphalffullorhalfempty?Learntothinkmorepositively(積極的)aboutthedifficultiesyouface.61．Whatisthereadingmainlyabout?A．Don’tworkorstudytoohard.B．Whatkindofrelaxingactivitiescanwedo?C．Gettingenoughsleep,exercisingregularlyandeatinghealthilyareveryimportant.D．Howtofeelrelaxedandhappyunderthestressofstudyandwork.62．Theunderlinedword“optimistic”probablymeans________.A．主動(dòng)的 B．樂觀的 C．輕松的 D．認(rèn)真的63．WhichofthefollowingstatementisRIGHT?A．Weneedtodoasmanythingsaspossibleeachday.B．Enoughsleepisverynecessaryforkeepingusintopforminbothbodyandmind.C．WeshouldsaveourtimeineatingD．Weshouldtrytomakeasmanyfriendsaspossible.64．Tobeawayfromworries,whichpointisnotmentionedinthisarticle?A．Goingtoadoctorforhelp.B．Findingtimetodofavouritethings.C．Makingsurewhichthingsarethemostimportant.D．Havinganactiveattitudetowardslife.65．Accordingtothewriter,oneshouldthinkofhis“cup”________.A．a(chǎn)cup B．halffull C．empty D．halfemptySydneyTowerAddress:100MarketSt.SydneyPhone:0293339222Fax:0293339203Opentime:9:00a.m.to10:30p.m.(Saturdaysto11:30p.m.)Ticket:adults:$60

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