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基础英语阅读理解15篇二
基础英语阅读理解15篇
(二)
一
OnedoesnotfindmanyoutdoorcafesinGreatBritain,fortheweatherthereoftenchangesduringtheday.WhenBritishpeoplewanttohavesomedrinkseitherwithagroupoffriendsorbythemselves,theyusuallygotoapub.The“pub”istheshortformfor“publichouse”.Inapubpeoplecanbuyallkindsofdrinks,frombeertoorangejuice.TheEnglishman’sfavoritedrinkisbeer.
Quitealotofbusinessmenhavelunchinpubsneartheirofficesbecauseinmanypubsfastfoodisserved.Theremayevenbearestaurantinapub.Thefoodtheysellisusuallycheapandgood.Inthecountrysidethepubisoftenpartofaninn–akindofsmallhotel.Peoplecanstaythereforthenight.
Theopeningtimeofpubsissetbylaw.Itmightbedifferentfromplacetoplace,butusuallyapubisopenfromhalfpasteleventothreeo’clockandfromhalfpastfivetohalfpasttenoreleveno’clock.Intheolddays,childrenwerenotallowedtoenterpubs,becausewhenpeopledranktoomuchtheycouldbecometroublesome.Today,however,moreandmorepubsareopeningtheirgardenstocustomers,sothatthechildrencanplaysafelyinthegardenwhiletheirparentsarehavingaquickdrink.
Generallyspeaking,theEnglishpubisafriendlyplace,andoffersgooddrinkandfood.
1.WheredoBritishpeopleusuallygofordrinks?
A.Cafes.B.Pubs.C.Restaurants.D.Hotels.
2.Atthemost,howmanyopeninghoursdoesapubusuallyhaveeveryday?
A.8hours.B.9hours.C.10hours.D.11hours.
3.Whywerechildrennotallowedtoenterpubsintheolddays?
A.Becausepeopleoftendranktoomuchandbecametroublesome.
B.Becausethepubsdidnotopentheirgardenstochildren.
C.Becausethepubshadnoorangejuiceforchildren.
D.Becausepeoplelikedtostayinthepubsforthenight.
4.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
A.Englishmenliketodrinkbeerverymuch.
B.Youcanstayforthenightincountrysidepubs.
C.Usuallypubsdon'topenuntilhalfpasteleven.
D.Uptonow,childrenarenotallowedtoenterpubs.
二
Studentsinourschoolhaveonethingincommon-aninterestinsports.Accordingtotheirdifferentaimsindoingsports,theyfallintothreegroups.
Manystudentsgototheplaygroundwhentheyfeeltiredafterafewhoursofstudy.Thesestudentsputmuchmorestressontheirstudyefficiency(效率)thanthefunofsports.Theyjustwanttogobacktotheirclassroomsfromtheplaygroundwithaclearerandquickermind.Sotheydon'tactuallycarewhethertheycanenjoythemselvesontheplayground.Mostofthemchooselong-distancerunning,thekindofexercisewhichfewrealsportsmenlike.Sothisgroupofstudentscanbewellregardedasstudy-orientedparticipants(参加者).
Studentsthatmakeupthesecondgrouparerealsportslovers.Sometimestheyevenputasidetheirstudiesforamatch.Theyparticipateinthesportthatintereststhemmost,notcaringwhetheritisgoodfortheirhealth.Theymaybecalledfun-orientedsportsparticipants.
Thethirdgroupwantbeautyfromsports.Boyswanttobecomestrong;girlswanttobeslimandgraceful.Thosewhoconsidersportstheonlywayoflosingweightalsobelongtothisgroup.Theyareverycarefulinchoosingthekindofexercisetheydo,andareafraidthatcertainsportsmayinfluencetheirbodyshapes.Thepropernameforthisgroupmaybebeauty-orientedsportsparticipants.
Nomatterwhichgroupwebelongto,weallbenefit(受益)fromsports.Ifyoulookaroundtheschoolyard,youwillfindthatbookwormshavedisappeared,andinstead,therearehealthy,strong,cleverandmodernizedstudentseverywhere.
1.Thecommoninterestofthethreegroupsis.
A.studyB.sportsC.funD.beauty
2.Thestudy-orientedgroup.
A.thinkthestudyefficiencyismoreimportantB.enjoythemselvesontheplayground
C.chooselong-distancerunningasrealsportsmendoD.wanttostudysports
3.Whichofthefollowingsbelongstothesecondgroup?
A.Theycareifsportsaregoodfortheirhealth.B.Mostlytheyareinterestedinthesports.
C.Theywanttohaveaclearerandquickermind.
D.Theychoosethekindofexercisetheydocarefully.
4.Inthebeauty-orientedgroup,students.
A.justwanttoloseweightB.wanttobestrong
C.wantenoughexerciseD.thinkbeautyisthemostimportant
5.Accordingtothepassage,wecanfindallovertheschoolyard.
A.studentsaregoodatsportsB.bookwormshaveappeared
C.healthy,strong,cleverandmodernizedstudentsD.studentsbelongtomanydifferentgroups
三
LondonUndergroundandNewYorkSubwayarefamoustransportsystems(运输系统)intheworld.Thetwosystemsaresimilartoeachother,buttherearealsoimportantdifferencesbetweenthem.Thefollowingtablesetsoutsomeofthesimilaritiesanddifferences.Webelievethattheinformationisallcorrect.Astheinformationisnotalwayscollectedinthesameway,itisoftendifficulttofullycompare.Thefollowingtableshowshowthetwosystemscomparewitheachother.
LondonUnderground
NewYorkSubway
Numberoflines
12
25
Numberofstations
275
468
Ageofstations
From1863
1900-1930
Deepeststation
192feet
180feet
Longestdistance
betweenstations
3.9miles
3.5miles
Longestjourney
withoutchanges
34miles
31miles
Passengers/year
1billion
1.3billion
Hoursofoperations
20hours/day
24hours/day
1.Inthispassage,setsoutmeans______.
A.leavesB.showsC.bringsD.takes
2.HowlongisthelongestsubwaylineinNewYork?
A.31miles.B.34milesC.3.5milesD.3.9miles
3.HowmanyhoursdoestheundergroundkeeprunninginLondoneveryday?
A.25B.24C.20D.12
4.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?
A.NewYorkhasthedeepestsubwaystation.B.Londonhastheoldestundergroundstation.
C.LondonhasmoreundergroundstationsthanNewYork.
D.ItismoreconvenienttotaketheundergroundinLondon.
四
Doyoueatgrass?
Youmaybesurprisedbytheanswer.Weusuallythinkofgrassasfoodforanimals,buthumanseatgrass,too.
Humanseattheseeds(种子)ofthegrass.Riceisaspecialkindofgrassthathasbigseeds,andtheytastegood!
Thereareover100differentkindsofricegrownaroundtheworld.Overmanyyears,humanshavechangedricetohavemoreandlargerseeds,andithasbecomeaveryimportantfood.Aftercorn,itisthemostpopularseedintheworld.Itisthebasicfoodforalargepartoftheworld’spopulation.
Howoftendoyoueatrice?
Weareeatingitlessoftenthanweusedto.Wearenoweatingmorebreadandmeatinsteadofrice.Eventhoughwenoweatlessrice,riceisaveryimportantpartoflifeformanypeoplearoundtheworld.Didyoueatsomericetoday?
Doyoueatweeds(野草)?
Maybethisonceagainsurprisesyou.Oftenyousawpeoplecuttinginafield.Theyhadabigbaginonehandandaknifeintheother.Whatweretheydoing?
Theywerecuttingdandelions(蒲公英).
Thedandelionisoneofthemostusefulweeds.Itisreallyalivingsupermarket.Theleavesoftheyoungplantaredelicious.Theleavescanalso
becooked.Withbeanstheymakeanicemeal.Allpartsoftheplantcanbeused.Rootsandleavesareoftenusedinmedicines.Haveyouevertastedanydandelions?
1.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?
A.Humanslikericeanddandelions.B.Somegrassandweedsareveryuseful.
C.Riceisthebasicfoodforhumans.D.Riceismoreusefulthandandelions.
2.Whyisthedandelioncalledalivingsupermarket?
A.Becauseitsleavescanmakeanicemealwithbeans
B.Becauseitsleavescanbecookedandtastedelicious.
C.Becauseitsrootsandleavesareusedinmedicine.
D.Becauseallpartsofthedandelioncanbeused.
3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Bothhumansandanimalseatgrass.B.Ricehasbeenchangedtohavemoreseeds.
C.Riceisthemostpopularseedintheworld.D.Dandelionscanbeusedformedicine.
五
LastFridayastormsweptthroughtwovillagesintheNewTerritories,destroyingfourteenhomes.Sevenothersweresobadlydamaged(破坏)thattheirownershadtoleavethem,andfifteenothershadbrokenwindowsorbrokenroofs.Onepersonwaskilled,severalwerebadlyhurtandtakentohospital,andanumberofotherpeoplereceivedsmallerhurt.Altogether(总共)overtwohundredpeoplewerehomelessafterthestorm.
Afarmer,Mr.Tan,saidthatthestormbeganearlyinthemorningandlastedforoveranhour.
“Iwaseatingwithmywifeandchildren,”hesaid,“whenweheardaloudnoise.Afewminuteslaterourhousefelldownontopofus.WetriedourbesttoclimboutbutthenIsawthatoneofmychildrenwasmissing.Iwentbackinsideandfoundhim,safebutveryfrightened.”
Mrs.WooMeiFongsaidthatherhusbandhadjustleftforworkwhenshefeltthatherhousewasmoving.Sheranoutsideatoncewithherchildren.
“Therewasnotimetotakeanything,”shesaid,“Afewminuteslater,theroofcamedown.”
Soldiershelpedtotakepeopleoutoftheflooded(水淹的)areaandthewelfaredepartment(福利机构)broughtthemfood,clothesandshelter.
1.Howmanyhomesaltogetherweredamagedinthestorm?
A.Fourteen.B.Twenty-one.C.Twenty-nine.D.Thirty-six.
2.WherewasMr.Tanwhenthestormfirstbegan?
A.Hewasinbed. B.Hewasinsidethehouse.
C.Hewasoutsidethehouse. D.Hewasontheroof.
3.Mrs.Wooandherfamilydidn’tgethurtbecause________.
A.herhusbandknewtherewouldbeastorm
B.theywerealloutsidethehousewhenthestormbecameworse
C.shefeltthehousemovingandtheyranoutimmediately
D.thewelfaredepartmenthelpedher
4.Theunderlinedword“shelter”inthelastparagraphmeans________.
A.somethingtoeatB.somethingtowearC.somewheretos
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