题目内容
阅读理解
Everyone talks about the weather；it's the most common subject 0f conversation(谈话). For example，“Isn't it a fine day?”“Do you think it will rain?“I think it's going to snow.”All this is the way of starting a conversation.
Many people think they can tell what the weather is going to be like. But they hardly ever agree with each other. One man may say，“Do you see how cloudy it is in the east? It's going to rain tomorrow.”
People often look for(期待)the weather they want. When a farmer need water he 1ooks for something to tell him it is going to rain；he won't believe anything else. When friends have a picnic，they are so sure the weather is going to become clear very quickly that they won't sit eating their lunch while it rains.
Almost everyone listens to what the weatherman says. But he doesn't tell them what they want and once in a while he makes a mistake. still，he will come closer to being correct(正确的) than anyone else.
(1) When people start a conversation with their friends, they usually ________ .
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A. ask their names
B. say something about the weather
C. say hello to each other
D. talk about their addresses
(2) The sentence“Isn't it a nice day?” means ________ .
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A. he doesn't know if it is a fine day
B. he doesn't think it is a fine day
C. he thinks it is a fine day
D. he asks others idea
(3) When people want to have a picnic，they will ________ .
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A. enjoy their picnic in the rain
B. hope to have something to tell them it is going to be fine
C. wait until it is fine
D. believe what the weatherman says
(4) When people talk about the weather，they usually start will ________ .
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A.“Are you co1d?”
B.“Are you well?”
C.“What day is today?”
D.“What fine day!”
(5) The weather man ________ .
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A. only tells people the fine weather
B. never makes a mistake
C. will come closer to being true and right than anyone else
D. should be blamed(责备)
解析：
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(1) B 从第一段中可以看出：人们常常以谈论天气情况开始谈话 (2) C 这个句子含有肯定的意义 (3) B 从第三段的结尾可以看出本题的答案 (4) D 以谈论天气情况开始 (5) C 从文段的最后一句可以知道本题的答案 |
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