高考英语阅读理解专题训练30篇含答案.docx
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高考英语阅读理解专题训练30篇含答案
阅读理解专题
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中,选出最佳选项。
A
Fora400-year-oldartform,operahadabadfame:
overweightactressessingingthewordswhichwerehardtounderstandinoneofthoseromancelanguagesyouweresupposedtolearninhighschool.Andwithticketscostingasmuchas$145aperformance,operagoersalsohadacertainappearanceinpeople'smind:
rich,well-dressedandold.
Butnowoperacompaniesaroundthecountryarelooseningtheirtiesandkickingofftheirshoesinanattempttokeepoperaaliveandtakeittoayoungerandnotsowealthyaudience.
Operaproducershavefoundthattoattractthiscrowd,theyneedtomaketheoperaclosertocommonpeople.Becauseyoungpeopledon'torwon'tcometotheopera,companiesarebringingtheoperatothem,givingperformancesinsuchunusualplacesasparks,librariesandpublicschools.
TheHoustonGrandOpera'schoiceisthepubliclibrary,whereitperforms“mobileoperas”shortenedversions(剧本)ofchild-friendlyoperas.Thissummer'sproductionisHansel&Gretel.Byperformingsmallerversionsoflargeproductions,producersareabletomakepeopleinterestedwhilekeepingcostsatareasonablelevel.TheSanFranciscoOpera,whichwillbecelebratingits75thanniversarythisyear,isstagingCinderellafreeofcharge,keepingcostsdownbyemployingstudentsfromitsYoungArtists'TrainingProgram.
1.Whichisthemainideaofthispassage?
A.Operaisfamousforitslonghistory.
B.Operaisonlyperformedforrichpeople.
C.Operacompaniesaretryingtokeepoperaalive.
D.Youngpeoplearenotinterestedinopera.
2.Theunderlinedphraseinthesecondparagraphmeans______.
A.breakinguptheoldrulesB.changingthedresses
C.makingtheaudienceateaseD.advertisingthemselves
3.Operacompaniesprefertoperformshortversionsbecause______.
A.theycanbeperformedinpubliclibraries
B.shortversionsareeasytoperform
C.itishardtofindlongversions
D.theycanmakemorepeoplecometoopera
B
Haveyoueverpickedajobbasedonthefactthatyouweregoodatitbutlaterfounditmadeyoufeelveryuncomfortableovertime?
Whenyouselectyourcareer,there'sawholelotmoretoitthanassessingyourskillsandmatchingthemwithaparticularposition.Ifyouignoreyourpersonality,itwillhurtyoulong-termregardlessofyourskillsorthejob'spay.Thereareseveralareasofyourpersonalitythatyouneedtoconsidertohelpyoufindagoodjob.Hereareafewofthosemainareas;
1)Doyoupreferworkingaloneorwithotherpeople?
Thereareisolating(使孤立)jobsthatwilldriveanoutgoingpersoncrazyandalsointeractivejobsthatwillmakeashypersonuneasy.Mostpeoplearenotextremesineitherdirectionbutdohaveatendencythattheyprefer.Therearealsopositionsthataresometimesacombinationofthetwo,whichmaybebestforsomeoneinthemiddlewhoadaptseasilytoeithersituation.
2)Howdoyouhandlechange?
Mostjobsthesedayshavesomeelementsofchangetothem,butsomearemorethanothers.Ifyouneedstabilityinyourlife,youmayneedajobwherethechangesdon'thappensooften.Otherpeoplewouldbeboredofthesamedailyroutine.
3)Doyouenjoyworkingwithcomputers?
Idoseethisasakindofpersonalitycharacteristic.Therearepeoplewhoarehappytospendmorethan40hoursaweekonacomputer,whilethereareotherswhoneedalotofhumaninteractionthroughouttheday.Again,theseareextremesandyou'lllikelyfindalotofpositionssomewhereinthemiddleaswell.
4)Whattypeofworkenvironmentdoyouenjoy?
Thiscanrangefrombeinginalargebuildingwithalotofpeopleyouwon'tknowimmediatelytoasmallersettingwhereyou'llgettoknowalmostallthepeopletherefairlyquickly.
5)Howdoyouliketogetpaid?
Somepeoplearemotivatedbythepaytheyget,whileothersfeeltoostressedtobelikethat.Thevarietyofpaymentdesignsinthesalesindustryisatypicalexampleforthis.
Anyway,theseareagreatstartingpointforyou.I'veseenitoverandoveragainwithpeoplethattheymakemoremoneyovertimewhentheydosomethingtheylove.Itmaytakeyoualittlelonger,butmakingamovetodowhatyouhaveapassionforcanchangethecourseofyourlifeforthebetter.
4.Whatisunnecessaryinyourjobhunting?
A.Assessingyourskills
B.Goingtodifferentareas
C.Matchingyourskillswithaposition
D.takingyourpersonalityintoconsideration
5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.Isolatingjobsusuallydrivepeoplemad.
B.Interactivejobsmakepeopleshyeasily.
C.Extremepeopletendtoworkwithothers.
D.Almosteveryonehasatendencyinjobs.
6.Whatisthemissingwordaboutajobsearchinthefollowingchart?
A.Design.B.Changes.C.Cooperation.D.Hobbies.
7.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?
A.LifestylesandJobPayB.JobsandEnvironment
C.JobSkillsandAbilitiesD.PersonalitiesandJobs
C
Asthehumanbrainevolved,humanswereabletolaughbeforetheycouldspeak,accordingtoanewstudy.Buthere’sthepunchline:
Laughterandjoyarenotuniquetohumans,thestudysays.Ancestralformsofplayandlaughterexistedinotheranimalslongbeforehumansbeganlaughing.
“Humanlaughterhasitsrootsinouranimationpast,”saidJaakPanksepp,aprofessorofpsychobiologyatBowlingGreenStateUniversityinOhio.Panksepphasstudiedratsandfoundthatwhenthey“play,”theyoftenchirp(唧唧叫)–anearly–stageformoflaughter,accordingtothescientist.InanarticletobepublishedtomorrowinthejournalScience,hemakestheargumentthatanimallaughteristhebasisforhumanjoy.
Instudyinglaughter,scientistshavefocusedmostlyonrelatedissues–humor,personality,healthbenefits,socialtheory–ratherthanlaughteritself.Newresearch,however,showsthat“circuits”(电路)forlaughterexistinveryancientregionsofthehumanbrain.Ashumanshaveincludedlanguageintoplay,wemayhavedevelopednewconnectionstojoyouspartsofourbrainsthatevolvedbeforethecerebralcortex(大脑皮层),theouterlayerassociatedwiththoughtandmemory.
Thereisplentyofevidencethatmanyothermammalsmakeplaysounds,whicharelikehumanlaughter.Indeed,animalsarecapableofmanyemotionalfeelings,justlikehumans,somescientistssay."Therecognitionbyneuroscientists(神经系统科学家)thatthebrainsystemsforpain,pleasure,andfeararethesameinhumansandothermammalsunderlineoursimilaritytootherspeciesandisextremelyimportant,"saidTecumsehFitch,apsychologylecturerattheUniversityofSt.AndrewsinScotland.Ina2003studyPankseppandBowlingGreenStateUniversityneurobiologistJeffBurgdorfshowedthatifratsaretickled(呵痒)inaplayfulway,theyreadilychirp.Ratsthatweretickleddevelopedarelationshipwiththeresearchersandbecamerapidlyconditionedtoseektickles.Understandingthechirpingoftheratsmayhelpscientistsbetterunderstandhumanlaughter.
RobertProvine,apsychologyprofessorattheUniversityofMarylandinBaltimore,agreesthereisanevolutionarycontinuityoflaughter."Itsoriginisinticklingplay,"hesays.Provinehasstudiedchimpanzeesandfoundalinkbetweentheirlaughter-likenoisesandhumanlaughter."Laughterisactuallythesoundofplay,withtheoriginal’pant–pant’(喘气)-theheavybreathingofphysicalplay-becomingthehuman‘ha-ha,’”Provinesaid.Bystudyingtheshiftfromthepantingofchimpstothehumanha-ha,hediscoveredthatbreathcontrolisthekeytotheappearanceofbothhumanlaughterandspeech.
8.The2003studyaboutratsbeingtickledarementionedinparagraph4inordertoshowthat.
A.ratsaresuchsmartaromasthattheycanlaughlikehumans
B.animalshaveemotionalfeelingsashumanbeingsdo
C.animals'emotionalfeelingsarenowwidelyrecognized
D.ticklinganimalscanhelpanimalsdeveloptheabilityoflaughter
9.Accordingtothetext,whatisthemostspecialaboutJaakPanksepp'sresearch?
A.Itfocusesonanimals'influenceonhumanlaughter.
B.People'spersonalitiesareinvolvedintheresearch.
C.Theresearchstudieshumanbrainaswell.
D.Theresearchdealswithlaughteritself.
10.Wecaninferfromtheabovetextthat____________.
A.TecumsehFitchandRobertProvinedisagreewitheachotheronlaughter
B.rats’chirpingandchimp’spantingarebasicallythesame
C.mostanimalsareabletolaughbutneedtobetrainedfirst
D.humanbeingshavenowfullyunderstoodanimals’behaviors
CADBDCDBDB
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。
A
Howoftendoyoutravelbyplane?
Howmuchelectricitydoyouuse?
Thesedayseveryoneisworriedaboutthesizeoftheircarbonfootprint.Inordertoreduceglobalwarmingweneedtomakeourcarbonfootprintssmaller.ButhowmuchCO2areweresponsiblefor?
AnewbookbyMikeBernersLee(aleadingexpertincarbonfootprint)mightbeabletohelp.Howbadarebananas?
TheCarbonFootprintofEverythinglooksatthedifferentthingswedoandbuy,andcalculatestheamountofCO2allofthefollowingcreated:
theingredients,theelectricityusedinthebrewery,theequipment,thetravelandcommutingofthebeer,andthepackaging.It’samazinghowmanydifferentthingsneedtobeincludedineachcalculation.Andit’sfrighteninghowmuchcarbondioxideeverythingproduces.
Butallofthiscanhelpusdecidewhichbeertodrink.FromBerners-Lee’scalculations,it’sclearthatapint(568ml)oflocally-brewedbeerhasasmallercarbonfootprintthanabottleofimportedbeer.Thisisbecausetheimportedbeerhasbeentransportedfromfaraway,anditusesmorepackaging.Thelocalbeeronlyproduces300gofCO2,buttheimportedbeerproduces900g!
So,onepintoflocalbeerisbetterfortheenvironmentthanthreecansofcheap
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