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高一英语阅读 试题 中考模拟试题doc幼小衔接 数学试题 下载云南高中历年会考数学试题下载N4真题下载党史题库下载 高一英语阅读3 阅读1 The oldest man had just celebrated(庆祝)his hundredth birthday and the reporter of a local(本地的)paper called on him for an interview .Having congratulated(祝贺)the old man, the reporter asked a few questions. “To what do you own your long life?” the old man thought for a moment and then holding up his hand and counting the items(条目)on his fingers, began,” I never smoked, drank, or overate and always rise at six in the morning.” “But ,”the reporter didn?t agree, saying,” I had an uncle who acted in that way, yet he only lived to be eighty. How do you explain the cause of that?” “ He didn?t keep it up long enough,” was the calm(平静的)reply. 1.When did the reporter call on the old man? A shortly after his birthday B on his birthday C at an interview D not long before his birthday 2.The reporter was interested in _______ A how the old man celebrated his hundredth birthday B why the old man never smoke C how the old man manage to live so long D what the old man usually drank or ate for his health 3. After hearing the old man?s words, the reporter __________ A wanted to live long, too B was not satisfied (满意)with his reply C explained why his uncle live to be eighty D thought it was reasonable 4.In the old man?s opinion, the cause of the reporter?s uncle?s death was______ A He had bad habits(习惯) B he smoke too much C He did not keep his good habit long enough D He drank too much wine 5.When did the old man usually get up in the morning? A at seven B at eight C at six D at half past six 答案 八年级地理上册填图题岩土工程勘察试题省略号的作用及举例应急救援安全知识车间5s试题及答案 1-5ACBCC 阅读2 Don?t you think it interesting that there were strange coincidences in the deaths of President Kennedy and President Lincoln? For example, John Kennedy was elected president in 1960 while Abraham Lincoln in 1860, between which was a hundred years. Both men were killed from behind, on black Friday , and with their wives on the spots. The two men were born exactly one hundred years away, as were their murderers, Lee Oawald and John Booth. Perhaps the strangest coincidence is that President Kennedy?s secretary , whose name was Lincoln, advised the president not to go to Dallas, where the president was shot. President Lincoln?s secretary, named Kennedy, advised the president not to go to the Ford Theatre, where the president met his death. 1. The word” coincidence” probably(可能) mean_______. A secrets B reasons C facts that happen to be like each other D the same facts 2. When President Lincoln and President Kennedy were killed, their wives were_______. A at the cinema B at home C behind them D with them 3. „Black Friday” means that ________. A the American used to be in black on the two Fridays. B the two Fridays saw sad happenings C it was dark when the two men were killed D it was cloudy when the two men were killed 4. Why did the two secretaries advised the presidents not to go to where they wanted to? A They didn?t think the places were safe B they were tired of going to such places C They knew they would be shot to death D They didn?t think Fridays were fit to be on a visit 5. Which of the following statements is true? A Lincoln?s death had something to do with Kennedy?s B There were one hundred years between the two presidents? deaths C There were one hundred years from Lincoln?s taking office to Kennedy?s D The two secretaries were born on the same day 答案:1-5CDBAC 阅读3 With the support of our readers, China Today has become successful in helping the world learn about China, and has built a bridge of friendship between the people of China and the rest of the world. Every day we receive many letters from our readers expressing their admiration for China and their suggestions for improving the quality of the magazine. Some letters are published en “Postbag” while others are kept for reference(参考)。 Many readers have suggested contests(竞赛)to develop closer contact between readers and editors. We held a History and Tourism Contest in 1995 and a China Trivia Contest in 1996. we received warm responses to both. This year, China Today is holding a Reading Contest. Questions, chosen from articles published this year, will appear every three issues. Entrants(参赛者)must mail their answers before January 31,1999. Fifty entrants with correct answers to all question will be named in the April 1999 issue. 1.China Today is ________. A a magazine B a newspaper C a TV guide D a teaching reference 2.How many contests has China Today held in the past few years, A only 1 B. At least 2 C More than 3 D It?s not clear 3.According to the passage, you can draw a conclusion that _______. A. all the people who answer three of the questions correctly will win prizes B. people who answer all the questions correctly will surely win prizes C. people who mail their answers before January 31 will see their names in the April 1999 issue D. fifty of the entrants who answer all the questions correctly will see their own names in the April 1999 issue. 4.Supposing China Today is a monthly, this one may be _____. A the January 1999issue B the March 1998 issue C the January 1998 issue D The April 1999 issue 5.How did the editor deal with the letters from the readers? A.They put some letters in a big post-bag for reference. B.They looked up some information in the letters and then published in post-bag. C.They published some letters in the column(栏目)---Post-bag and kept the rest for reference. D.They did nothing but keep all the letters for reference. 答案1-5ABDAC 阅读4 Visitors to Britain are sometimes surprised to learn that newspapers there have such a large circulation(发行). The Daily Mirror and the Daily Express both sell about four million copies every day. British families generally buy a newspaper every morning and two or three on Sundays. Besides the national papers, there is, however, another branch of the British press which sells almost as many copies. Local(地方的)newspapers have a weekly circulation of 13 million. Almost every town and country area has one. Nearly all of them hold their own finance(财政) and many of them are very profitable(赚钱的). 高一英语阅读3 These papers are written almost entirely for readers interested in local events-births, weddings, deaths, council(会议)meetings and sports. Editors prefer to depend on people who know the district well. A great deal of local news is regularly supplied by clubs and churches in the neighborhood and it does not get out of date as quickly as national news. The editors must never forget that the success of any newspaper depend on advertising. They are usually for this reason. But if the newspaper is well written and the news items have been carefully chosen to draw local readers, the business are grateful for the chance to keep their products in the public eyes. 1. Visitors to Britain are surprised to learn that________. A.there are so many local newspapers there B.local papers should have a circulation of four million. C.The Daily Mirror and Daily Express sell as many as 4 million copies every day. D.British newspapers are so widely read 2.Local newspapers have_______. A.a circulation as large as that of national newspapers B.a daily circulation of 13 million C.a slightly smaller circulation D.an even larger circulation. 3.Which of the following is true? A.Every town and country area has at least one paper of its own. B.Nearly all towns and country areas have their own papers. C.There is a paper, national or local, in each town and country area. D.A lot of distant town and country areas do not have their own papers. 4.Which of the following NOT true? A.A great of the local news is supplied by the clubs and churched. B.Local readers are much interested in local news. C.These papers are written almost entirely for local readers. D.These paper are likely to get out of date quickly. 5.In the writer?s opinion, the editor must remember that no paper can possible succeed without______. A. advertisements B. interesting reports C. a great deal of national news D. an excellent sales managers 答案:1-5DCBDA 阅读5 In the past, when people had problems, they went to their families or friends to get advices. Today it is possible to get advice from radio shows, TV programs and telephones hot lines, too. A hot line is a telephone line that offers a direct way of getting in touch with advisers. Most hot lines are completely anonymous-callers do not have to say their names or telephone numbers. Most hot lines are usually free, too. Callers do not have to pay for advice or the phone calls-even if the calls are long distance(距离). At some hot lines , the advisers are volunteers(志愿者). Other hot lines pay their advisers for their work. Usually the advisers are full-job people with years of education and experience, but sometimes, the advisers have only taken a short class before starting to work on the hot line. All the advisers listen to people and help them solve their problems. 1.A hot line is a telephone line_________. A.that is hot B.through which people get advice C.whose number no one knows D.through which callers take a short class 2. When people call the hot line advisers, they_______. A. often give their names and telephone numbers B. generally have to pay for the long distance calls C usually pay nothing for most of the calls and advice D. always try to get in touch with the volunteer advisers 3.The advisers working at hot lines_________. A. are not all paid B. are all volunteers C. all have years of education and experience D. have all been trained for a short time 4.How do the hot line advisers work? A.They do what the callers tell them to do B.They listen to the callers and take their advice C.They give the callers advice D.They go to the callers? houses to help them 5.The writer of the article seems to think that______. A. with hot lines people won?t get advice from their families or friends B. hot lines help the callers a lot C. people had better pay for the advice and phone calls D. the hot line advisers will solve all of the callers? problems 答案BCACB