题目内容

One day a mother camel and her son walked through a desert. They were looking for water and grass.
The son asked, “What do water and grass look like, Mum?”His mother answered, “Water looks like the sky, blue and clear.While grass is green, fresh and nice.”
After they walked for a day and a night, the son suddenly cried, “Look!Mum,there is water and grass over there!”
“What a foolish talk,my boy!”
The water and grass were on the left,while the desert was on the right.But because the mother camel was blind( 瞎的  )in her left eye,she could only see a sea of yellow sand with her right eye.So she didn’t believe what the young camel said.
The next day they went on walking ,the young camel found a second oasis ,but his mother still did not believe him. She said angrily, “No,that’s not an oasis,but a desert. I have more knowledge and experience than you. You are wrong again. You should listen to me.”
This time the young camel was angry with his mother,too. So when he saw an oasis for the third time, he left his mother without telling her.He ran to the grass and ate his fill. But his poor mother was still walking on and she was still hungry and thirsty.
小题1:At first the young camel didn’t know     .
A.how to go through the desert
B.what they wanted to do
C.where they wanted to go
D.what water and grass looked like
小题2:How many times did the young camel find the oasis in total( 总共 )?
A.OnceB.TwiceC.Three timesD.Four times
小题3:What’s the Chinese meaning of the word “oasis”?
A. 大海B   绿洲 C .陆地 D 草地
小题4:Who couldn’t eat grass all the time?
A.The mother camelB.The young camelC.The writerD.Nobody
小题5:What can you learn from the passage?
A.We should believe the mother camel.
B. We should always believe the one with more experience
C.We should believe others when they are right
D.We don’t need to be polite to our mothers.

小题1:D
小题2:C
小题3:B
小题4:A
小题5:C

试题分析:这篇短文讲述了骆驼妈妈和小骆驼在沙漠里寻找水和草。骆驼妈妈由于左眼看不见所以一直没看到左边的绿洲,只看到右边的沙漠。小骆驼多次发现了绿洲告诉妈妈,但骆驼妈妈不相信它说的话,他们一直就往前走。小骆驼第三次看见绿洲时就自己跑去吃草喝水了,骆驼妈妈却还一直又饿又渴的。
小题1:细节理解题。根据文中内容The son asked, “What do water and grass look like, Mum?”儿子问道:“水和草看起来是什么样子,妈妈?”故选D,开始时,小骆驼不知道水和草长什么样。
小题2:细节理解题。根据文中内容So when he saw an oasis for the third time,所以当他第三次看到绿洲时;故此题选C。
小题3:词意猜测题。结合前后文 The next day they went on walking ,the young camel found a second oasis第二天他们继续走,小骆驼第二次发现了绿洲。Oasis绿洲,故选B。
小题4:细节理解题。根据文中内容But his poor mother was still walking on and she was still hungry and thirsty.但是他可怜的妈妈还在继续走着,她还是又饿又渴;故选A。
小题5:判断推理题。这篇文章里的骆驼妈妈总是只相信自己,而一直不相信小骆驼的话,最后小骆驼找到了绿洲,而她却一直饿着。故此题选C,这篇文章告诉我们当别人正确的时候我们要相信别人。
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小题1:10,000 years ago, people ______ .
A.learned to farm the land
B.cooked different kinds of food
C.couldn’t find food around them
D.transported food from one country to another
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A.eat with chopsticksB.eat with knives and forks
C.use their fingers to pick up foodD.use bread to pick up food
小题3:______ have many kinds of sausages.
A.Chile and SpainB.America and Australia
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小题4:Which of the following is NOT true?
A.What we eat depends on where we live.
B.Poor countries are still having food problems.
C.Rich countries don’t need food from others.
D.Nowadays we can eat whatever we like at any time of the year.
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A.Children don’t like eating fancier food.
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I sincerely hope to continue a relationship with your store, and I hope that you will consider the possibility of expanding your goods to be more competitive.
Yours truly,
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