河南省项城市第三高级中学高中英语阅读理解精选30篇本人精心整理3Word格式.docx

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animal"

camefromtheFrench,theoldword"

stayedoninthelanguage,butwithaspecializedmeaning.A"

isnowoneparticularkindofanimal.

Anotherkindofchangeoccurswhenpeoplecompletelychangeaword.Forexample,"

loaf"

wasoncethewordfor"

bread"

ingeneral;

todayitmeans"

onelargepieceofbread"

.Ontheotherhand,theword"

usedtomean"

apieceofsomething."

So,alongtimeago,peopleaskedthebakerfora"

of"

nota"

.

1.Whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutmeaningsofwordsismostappropriate（恰当的）?

A.Meaningsofwordsdonotusuallystaythesame.

B.Meaningsofwordsalwaysstaythesame.

C.Meaningsofwordschangeveryoften.

D.Thechangesinthemeaningsofwordsarecausedbypeoplewhocompiledictionaries.

2.Whatdid"

meaninthepast?

A.Itmeant"

steal"

.

B.Itmeant"

C.Itmeantsomeonewhowasevil.

D.Itmeant"

bother"

3.Whatdid"

meat"

anykindfood"

onaperson.

C.Itmeant"

allkindofmeat"

onekindofmeat"

4.Whatdid"

oneparticularkindofanimal"

allkindofdeer"

onekindofdeer"

5.Whichofthefollowingisthereasonwhythemeaningofwordschanges?

A.People'

splayingwithwords.

B.People'

shabitofnamingthings.

C.Thetranslationintootherlanguages.

D.Theborrowingfromotherlanguages.

6.Whatisimpliedinthispassage?

A.Wordsfromaforeignlanguagearemoreuseful.

B.Peoplecanchangeawordcompletely.

C.Wordshadmoremeaningsinthepastthantheyarenow.

D.Wordsarebecominglessinterestingthanthewereinthepast.

二、TheDeadWife

Onceuponatimetherewereamanandhiswifewholivedintheforest,veryfarfromtherestofthetribe（部落）.Veryoftentheyspentthedayinhuntingtogether,butafterawhilethewifefoundthatshehadsomanythingstodothatshehadtostayathome;

sohewentalone,thoughheknewthatwhenhiswifewasnotwithhimheneverhadanyluck.Oneday,whenhewasawayhunting,thewomanfellill,andinafewdaysshedied.

Herhusbandwasverysad,andheburiedherinthehousewhereshehadpassedaway;

butasthetimewentonhefeltsolonelywithoutherthathemadeawoodendollaboutherheightandsizeforcompany,anddresseditinherclothes.Heseateditinfrontofthefire,andtriedtothinkhehadhiswifebackagain.Thenextdayhewentouttohunt,andwhenhecamehomethefirstthinghedidwastogouptothedollandbrushoffsomeofthedustfromthefirewhichhadfallenonitsface.Buthewasverybusynow,forhehadtocookandmend,besidesgettingfood,fortherewasnoonetohelphim.Andsoawholeyearpassed.

Onenighthecamebackfromhuntingandfoundsomewoodbythedoorandafirewithin.Thenextnighttherewasnotonlywoodandfire,butapieceofmeatinhisbowl,nearlyreadyforeating.Hesearchedallabouttoseewhocouldhavedonethis,butcouldfindnoone.Thenexttimehewenttohunthetookcarenottogofar,andcamebackquiteearly.Andwhilehewasstillalongwayoffhesawawomangoingintothehousewithwoodinherhands.Sohehurried,andopenedthedoorquickly,andinsteadofthewoodendoll,hiswifesatinfrontofthefire.

Thenshespoketohimandsaid,'

TheGreatSpirit（老天）feltsorryforyou,becauseyouwouldnotbecomfortable,soheletmecomebacktoyou,butyoumustnotstretch（伸展）outyourhandtotouch（接触）metillwehaveseentherestofourpeople.Ifyoudo,Ishalldie.'

Sothemanlistenedtoherwords,andthewomanlivedthere,andbroughtthewoodandhelpedtheman,tillonedayherhusbandsaidtoher,'

Itisnowtwoyearssinceyoudied.Letusnowgobacktoourtribe.Thenyouwillbewell,andIcantouchyou.'

Andthenhepreparedfoodforthejourney,someoffoodforhertocarry,andsomeforhimself;

andsotheystarted.Nowthecamp（阵营）ofthetribewasaboutsixdays'

journey,andwhentheywereyetoneday'

sjourneyoffitbegantosnow,andtheyfelttiredandlongedforrest.Thereforetheymadeafire,cookedsomefood,andwenttosleep.

Thentheheartofthemanwasgreatlyupset（不安的）,andhestretchedouthisarmstohiswife,butshewavedherhandsandsaid,'

Wehaveseennooneyet;

itistoosoon.'

Buthewouldnotlistentoher,andcaughthertohim,andlookedather!

Hewascatchingthewoodendoll.Andwhenhesawitwasthedoll,hepusheditfromhiminpain,rushedawaytothecamp,andtoldthemallhisstory.Somepeopledoubted,andtheywentbackwithhimtotheplacewhereheandhiswifehadstoppedtorest.Therelaythedoll,andbesides,theysawinthesnowthestepsoftwopeople,andthefootofonewaslikethefootofthedoll.

Themanhadbeenfullofsorrow（伤心）allhislife.

1.Lifeforahusbandwhohadlosthisbelovedwifewouldbe_____.

A.excitingB.hardC.enjoyableD.relaxing

2.Wheredidthemanandhiswifelive?

A.Inavillage.B.Inthecity.C.Bythesea.D.Intheforest.

3.Whatwasthemandoingwhenhiswifefellill?

A.Hewasathomecooking.B.Hewasawayhunting.

C.Hewasoutvisitingfriends.D.Hewasworkinginthefields.

4.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.OnenighthecamebackfromhuntingandtheGreatSpiritinhishouse.

B.Onenighthecamebackfromhuntingandfoundastrangercookinginhishouse.

C.Onenighthecamebackfromhuntingandfoundsomewoodbythedoorandafirewithin.

D.Onenighthecamebackfromhuntingandfoundsomevillagersinhishouse.

5.Whichofthefollowingcanbetheevidenceshowingthattheman'

sstoryistrue?

A.Thevillagerssawthemanandhiswifewalkinginthesnow.

B.Thestepsoftwopeoplewereinthesnow,andthefootofonewaslikethefootofthedoll.

C.Thevillagersknewthatthemanwashonestandthereforebelievedhim.

D.Thevillagersrecognizedthedollastheman'

swife.

6.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthepassage?

A.Themanwasregretful.B.Thewifewashardworking.

C.Thevillagerswerewarm-hearted.D.TheGreatSpiritwascruel.

三、WaysofLiving

Theythinkthey'

reluckythatthey'

relivingandit'

sChristmasagain.Theycan'

tseethatweliveonadirtystreetinashabbyhouseamongpeoplewhoaren'

tmuchgood.Johnnyandthechildrencan'

tseehowpitifulitisthatourneighborshavetomakehappinessoutofthisfilth（肮脏）anddirt.Mychildrenmustgetoutofthis.Buthow?

Themoneythatwe'

vesavedisn'

tnearlyenough.

TheMcGarityshavemoney,buttheyareshow-offs（爱炫耀的人）withit.TheMcGaritygirljustyesterdaystoodoutthereinthestreeteatingfromabagofcookieswhilearingofhungrychildrenwatchedher.Isawthosechildrenlookingatherandcryingintheirhearts,whenshecouldn'

teatanymore,shethrewtherestdownthesewer（阴沟）.

MissJacksonwhoteachesattheSettlementHouseisn'

trich,butsheknowsthings.Sheunderstandspeople.Hereyeslookstraightintoyourswhenshetalkswithyou.Everybodyelseherelooksawaybecausethey'

reashamed（羞愧）oftheirlives.I'

dliketoseethechildrenbelikeMissJacksonwhentheygrewup.

1.Whichofthefollowinggroupsofpeopleismorelikelytoberespectable?

A.Poorandlazy.

B.Poorbuthard-working.

C.Richbutcruel.

D.Richbutdishonest.

2.Whichofthefollowingkindsofpeopleisnotmentionedinthispassage?

A.Therich.B.Thepoor.

C.Theknowledgeable.D.Thehard-working.

3.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Thewriter'

sfamilyisthepoorestoneonthatstreet.

B.Watchingtherichgirleatingcookies,thosehungrychildrencried.

C.Thewriterwantstomoveoutofthatdistrict.

D.Thewriterhopesthatherchildrenwillbecometeachers.

4.ThewriterthinksMissJacksonis_____.

A.poorbutbrave

B.friendlyandtalkative

C.ateacherlikedbyallherpupils

D.anexampleherchildrenshouldfollow

5.TheMcGaritygirlischaracterizedas_____.

A.selfishandcruelB.friendlyandkind

C.beautifulandproudD.richandnice

6.Thewritersuggeststhatherfamily_____.

A.isextremelyrichB.isanunhappyone

C.areaccustomedtotheirlifeD.longforachangeintheirlife

四、AtaRailwayStation

Alongtimeago,Iwenttoarailwaystation.IplannedtotakeatraintoNewYorkandgoonajourneywithafriend.Manypeoplewereontheplatform（站台）andtheywereallpushingontothelongpassengertrain.Itwasalreadyfull.IaskedthemanatthebookofficeifIcouldhavetwotickets.Heshouted,"

No!

"

Iwassad.Itwasimportantformetohavethetickets.

IfoundarailwaymanandaskedhimifIcouldgetaplace,butheshouted,"

Youcan'

t.Thetrainisfull.Goaway."

Ifeltveryhurt.Isaidtomyfriend,"

Theytalktomelikethisbecausetheydon'

tknowwhoIam.Iftheyknew…"

Butmyfriendsaid,"

Don'

tbefoolish（愚蠢的）.Doyouthinkitwould