中考英语广告类阅读理解专题练习带解析.docx

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中考英语广告类阅读理解专题练习带解析

2019年中考英语广告类阅读理解

专项练习

（名师精选试题+带详细解析，建议下载练习）

一．阅读理解（共15小题）

1．

No

Books

Authors（作者）

Price

①

FruitsandOurHealth

P．H．Francis

＄17.50

②

Successfulplantinginthegarden

MarkBrown

＄19.77

③

AhandbookforTaiwan'sNationalParks

JacksonFisher

＄32.00

④

ModernAmericanHistory

ThomasBirdsall

＄11.53

⑤

Takingcareofyourrabbit

HelenPiers

＄5.39

（1）KellywantstovisitTaiwannextmonth．Sheneedstobuy　　．

A．FruitsandOurhealth

B．Successfulplantinginthegarden

C．AhandbookforTaiwan'sNationalParks

D．ModernAmericanHistory

（2）HowmuchisTakingcareofyourrabbit？

A．＄19.77

B．＄17.50

C．＄11.53

D．＄5.39

（3）whoistheauthor（作者）ofModernAmericanHistory？

A．ThomasBirdsall．

B．MarkBrown．

C．PH．Francis．

D．HelenPiers

2．NoticeBoard

Found：

IsthisyourIDcard？

PleasecallJimmy．Myphonenumberis512﹣2084．

Lost：

Ilostmybike．Itisblack．MynameisPaul．Pleasecallmeat555﹣0428．

Lost：

Awatch．MynameisKevin．Myphonenumberis680﹣7432．

Found：

Isthisyourpencilbox？

Callmeat476﹣3539between18：

00and20：

00．Sam

（1）WhatdidJimmyfind？

A．AnIDcard．

B．Abike．

C．Awatch．

D．Aschoolbag．

（2）WhatcolorisPaul'sbike？

A．Green．

B．Black．

C．White．

D．Red．

（3）Wholostawatch？

A．Jimmy．

B．Paul．

C．Kevin．

D．Sam．

（4）WhencanwecallSamforthepencilbox？

A．6：

30a．m．

B．9：

20p．m．

C．8：

10a．m．

D．7：

40p．m．

（5）WhatisKevin'sphonenumber？

A．512﹣2084．

B．555﹣0428．

C．680﹣7432．

D．476﹣3539．

3．Thewinterholidayiscoming!

ButMikedoesn'tknowwhattodo．Hedoesn'thavealotofmoney，sohecan'tdoalotofthings．Canhegotoanamusementpark（游乐园）？

Canheflytoseeafriendorsomefamily？

Itissodifficult．

First，hewritesdownthethingshecando．Second，hewritesdowntheprosandcons（利弊）ofeachidea．Third，hewritesdownhowmuchmoneyheneeds．

Amusementpark：

GOOD：

interesting，goodforpictures，near（only1km）

BAD：

onlyoneday，expensive，toomanypeople

COST：

﹩75﹣100

FlytoseeGrandma：

GOOD：

grandma'sfood，funtime，afewdays

BAD：

notveryinteresting，130km

COST：

﹩200﹣300Gooutwithfriends：

GOOD：

funtoseefriends，everydayisnew

BAD：

notgoinganywhere，Icandothatanytime

COST：

﹩0﹣50

Now，heknowshischoice（选择）．First，hegoestotheamusementpark．Then，hecallsgrandmatosayhello．Afterthat，hegoesoutwithhisfriends．Itisgoingtobeagreatwinterholiday．

（1）WhatisMike'sproblem（问题）？

A．Hedoesn'tknowwhattodo．

B．Hecan'staywithhisfamily．

C．Hedoesn'thavemuchtime．

D．Hedoesn'thavefriends．

（2）HowdoesMikemakehischoice？

A．Heaskshisfriendsforhelp．

B．Hecallshisgrandmaforadvice．

C．Hefindsideasfromthecomputer．

D．Hewritesdowntheprosandcons．

（3）What'sMike'schoiceatlast？

A．Hegoestotheamusementpark．

B．Hetriestothinkofanewthingtodo．

C．Hedoesalloftheminanewway．

D．Hestaysathomeandwritesdownhisideas．

（4）HowmuchmoneywillMikeneedatleast（至少）accordingtohislastchoice？

A．﹩275．

B．﹩75．

C．﹩125．

D．﹩100．

（5）Whatcanweknowfromthepassage？

A．ItwillnotbeagreatwinterholidayforMike．

B．Mikegoestoseehisgrandparentsbyplane．

C．Writingdowntheprosandconsisuseful．

D．Mikestillhasnoideawhattodonow．

4．Accordingtoanewreport，thecostoflivinghasbeenrisingaroundtheworldinrecentyears．Inthestudy，researcherssurveyed214citiesworldwide．So，whichcitiesarethemostexpensivetolive？

Tokyo，Japan．

Tokyoisoneofthemostexpensiveplacestolive．TherearealsotwootherJapanesecitiesthathavemadethetop10listthisyear：

OsakaandNagoya．

Thecostafgoodslikeacupofcoffee，fuelandafast﹣foodmealinTokyohasgoneupoverthepastyear．

Now，Tokyoisaboutone﹣thirdmoreexpensivethanKarachi，whichistheleastexpensivecityamongthe214cities．

Monthlyrent，luxury（奢华的）2bedroomapartment：

US﹩4，848

Cupofcoffee：

US﹩8.29

Dailyinternationalnewspaper：

US﹩638

Fast﹣foodmeal：

US﹩8.29

Singapore

Singapore，likeothercitiesinAsia，hasseenabiginflow（流入）offoreigners，whichhasmainlypushedupthepriceofhousingandotherlivingcosts．

KnownforitshighrentscomparedtotherestofSoutheastAsia，Singaporeisalsoanexpensiveplacetoownacar．Thepermit（许可证）tobuyanewcarcancostbetween﹩46，000toover﹩67，000．However，itsaveragemonthlyrentfora2﹣bedroomapartmentismuchlowerthanthatintheabovethreeJapanesecities

Monthlyrent，luxury2﹣bedroomapartment：

US﹩3，588

Cupofcoffee：

US﹩5.18

Dailyinternationalnewspaper：

US﹩3.59

Fast﹣foodmeal：

US﹩5.66

HongKong，China

HongKong，theonlyChinesecitytomakethetop10list，hasbeenrankedtheninthmostexpensiveplacetolive．

Theaveragemonthlyrentfora2﹣bedroomapartmentJumpedbyaroundUS﹩1，300．Withalimitedhousingsupply，theaveragehousepricesinHongKonghaverisensharplybyover93percentinrecentyears．

Monthlyrent，luxury2﹣bedroomapartment：

US﹩7，092

Cupofcoffee：

US﹩683

Dailyinternationalnewspaper：

US﹩3.61

Fast﹣foodmeal：

US﹩3．54

（1）InthesurveyhowmanyJapanesecitiesareinthetopl0list？

A．One

B．Two

C．Three

D．Four

（2）Whichplaceisthecheapesttoliveinamongthecitiessurveyed？

A．Osaka

B．HongKong

C．Singapore．

D．Karachi

（3）Inwhichplaceistherentforaluxury2﹣bedroomapartmentthecheapest？

A．HongKong

B．Singapore

C．Tokyo

D．Osaka

（4）WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue？

A．ComparedtoSingapore，buyingacarinHongKongismoreexpensive．

B．HongKonghasmadethetop10listinthesurvey．

C．adailyinternationalnewspaperinSingaporeischeaperthanthatinHongKong

D．ToomanyforeignersmovinginSingaporeisthebiggestfactorinpushingupthecostoflivingthere

（5）Wheredoesthepassageprobablycomefrom？

A．abuildingwebsite

B．Afashionmagazine．

C．Asurveyreport．

D．Textbook．

5．

SchoolOpenDay

Time

Activity

Place

8：

00a．m．

Seethestudents'artworks

Artroom

9：

00a．m．

Watchthestudentsdoingmorningexercises

Playground

9：

30a．m．

Haveaparents'meeting

Schoolhall

10：

00a．m．

Watchtwolessons（English&Maths）

Classroombuilding

1：

00p．m．

Havethemusicparty（about1.5hours）

Musicroom

（1）Tom'smumcangotothe　　toseeartworks．

A．musicroom

B．schoolhall

C．artroom

D．playground

（2）Jack'sdadgetstoschoolat9：

20a．m，soheislatefor　　．

A．theEnglishlesson

B．themusicparty

C．theparents'meeting

D．morningexercises

（3）HowlongdoestheOpenDaylast（持续）？

A．About5hours．

B．Over（超过）6hours．

C．Over7hours．

D．5.5hours．

（4）Parentsdon'tgoto　　ontheOpenDay．

A．theclassrooms

B．thecomputerroom

C．thehall

D．theplayground

（5）Parentssinganddancewiththestudents　　．

A．inthemorning

B．intheschoolhall

C．after9：

30a．m．

D．for90minutes

6．

Herearesummeractivitiesinmuseums．

ThePostalMuseum

Date：

July16toJuly22

Age：

11﹣13

Wouldyouliketojoinusthissummervacation？

Youcanlearnaboutthehistoryofstamps（邮票）anddesign（设计）astampyourself．Youcanalsoenjoymanybeautifulpicturesinourmuseum．

Tel：

965﹣0403

TheAirandSpaceMuseum

Date：

July24toJuly30

Age：

8﹣11

Ifyoulikeactivitiesaboutairandspace，pleasecomehere．It'sagoodplacetomakeandflyyourownpaperplane，watchanIMAXmovie，andclimbintoarealplane．

Tel：

654﹣0937

Date：

August7toAugust13

Age：

9﹣12

TheScienceMuseum

Youcanexperiencevideoarts，playcomputergamesaboutfuturecities，andaskrobotsquestionshere．Itwillbewonderful!

Havefun!

Tel：

357﹣3039

TheBuildingMuseum

Date：

August15toAugust22

Age：

13﹣15

Wanttoenjoydesignchallenges？

Comeandjoinus．Youcangoontripstosomefamousbuildings，learntodesignyourownroom，

Tel：

272﹣0561

（1）ThePostalMuseumactivitiesareavailablefor　　．

A．7days

B．11days

C．13days

（2）IfonewantstoknowmoreabouttheScienceMuseum，hecancall　　．

A．965﹣0403．

B．654﹣0937．

C．357﹣3039．

（3）WhichofthefollowingistheBuildingMuseum'sactivity？

A．Designingabuildingonthecomputer．

B．Goingontripstosomefamousbuildings．

C．Watchingamovieaboutfuturebuildings．

（4）Tomisa10﹣year﹣oldboy．Whatmuseumscanhechoosefrom？

A．TheairandSpaceMuseumandtheScienceMuseum．

B．ThePostalMuseumandtheAirandSpaceMuseum．

C．TheScienceMuseumandtheBuildingMuseum．

（5）Thematerialmaybefroma　　．

A．diary

B．magazine

C．storybook

7．

Pleasejoinusincelebratingourfather′s（Mike）50thbirthday．

OnThursday，May15that7o′clockintheevening．

OldSanJuanRestaurant877MissouriAvenueOakdale，MI

JeffLangstonandLisaMicheal

Emilyisturning21!

PleasecometoherpartyandbeherguestonSaturday，October18th．

Appetizers（开胃品）﹣7pmCake8pmGames﹣8：

30pm

MarkBell′sHouse1299CambellStreet

（1）WhoisJeffLangston？

A．Mike′sfriend．

B．Mike′sson．

C．Mike′scousin．

D．Mike′sfather．

（2）IfyougotoEmily′sparty，whatwillyoudoat8：

30pm？

A．Eatsomecakes．

B．Trysomeappetizers．

C．Havedinner．

D．Playsomegames．

（3）Whatarethetwopiecesofinformationabout？

A．Futuredreams．

B．Telephonemessages．

C．Birthdayinvitations．

D．Personaldiaries．

8．

Lost：

Awhitedog

MynameisAlanGreen．Myphonenumberis216﹣0911．Youcane﹣mailatAlan6515@163．com．

Found：

Apurpleschoolbag

AnEnglishbook，adictionaryandsomekeysareinit．MynameisRitBlack．Myphonenumberis612﹣7878．

Found：

Aphoto

Ifoundaphotointheschoollibrary．Ateacher，agirlandaboyareinthephoto．Theteacherisinabluejacket．Isityours？

CallMikeat216﹣9871．

Lost：

Amo