阅读理解 Most people who work in the office have a boss . So do I. But my boss is a little unusual. Wh——青夏教育精英家教网—

阅读理解

Most people who work in the office have a boss(老板) . So do I(我也是). But my boss is a little unusual. What's
unusual about him? It's a big dog. Many men havedogs,but few men bring their dogs to the office everyday. My
boss's dog, Robinson, is big and brown. My boss brings him to work every day. He takes the dog to meet-ings
and he takes the dog to have lunch. When there is atelephone call for my boss, I always know if he is in theoffice.
I only look under his desk. If I see somethingbrown and hairy(毛茸茸的) under it, I know my boss issomewhere in
the office. If there is no dog, I know myboss is out.

1. People _____ bring dogs to the office.

A. usually
B. often
C. seldom(几乎不)
D. sometimes

2. My boss is Robinson's _____.

A. boss
B. master
C. classmate
D. teacher

3. Robinson goes to meetings _____ my boss.

A. for
B. without
C. instead of(代替)
D. with

4. Robinson is always under the desk if the boss is _____.

A. in the office
B. at meetings
C. out of the office
D. out of work

5. The passage tells us the boss _____ the dog very much.

A. looks like
B. hates(恨)
C. likes
D. trusts(信任)

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     Market is a place which we get food from. My  1   goes there every day.
     Two   2  ago, I went with her to a   3 near our home. When we went inside, I saw the place was   4
and a lot of people were doing 5   there. It was very noisy because so many people were speaking   6   .
The sellers and the people were very     7  . There were many vegetables, fishes, and a lot of meat there. My mother  8   to buy some of them, but there were too many people. We had to wait for some time  9   we bought all the food we needed. Now everything in the market is much 10  than two years ago.

(     )1. A. father
(     )2. A. days
(     )3. A. market
(     )4. A. clean
(     )5. A. cooking
(     )6. A. at the same time
(     )7. A. happy
(     )8. A. asked
(     )9. A. after
(     )10.A. bigger

B. mother
B. hours
B. shop
B. empty
B. shopping
B. all the same
B. strange
B. tried
B. soon
B. higher

C. sister
C. years
C. place
C. full
C. reading
C. all the day
C. busy
C. liked
C. if
C. better

D. friend
D. times
D. cinema
D. wet
D. washing
D. at times
D. sorry
D. helped
D. until
D. lazier

阅读理解。

     When Michael Ma died, his three best friends went to his funeral (葬礼). They stood for a moment ,
looking down into the grave (坟墓) of their friend. "He was a good friend," the first person said. " He
was  generous (慷慨的) and  kind.  Let's give him some money to use in heaven(天堂). " The other
two friends agreed. They thought this was a good idea.
     The first friend took his wallet out of his pocket, opened it and took out a $ 100 bill. Then he threw
it into the grave.
      The second friend did not want the other two to think he was mean(吝啬的 ) , so he also took out
his wallet.  "You're right," he said, "He always helped his friends. He should have everything he needs in
his next life. " And with these words, he also threw a hundred dollar bill into the grave.
      The third man looked at the other two, and thought carefully for several minutes. He did not want
them to think he was mean, but he really did hate spending money.
      At last, he bent clown, took the two hundred dollar bills out of the grave and put them in his pocket.
Then he wrote a check(支票) for three  hundred dollars. He then threw the check into the grave. " I
haven't got any change , "  he said," but that check is for three hundred dollars , so I've given the same
as you. "

1. Michael Ma's friends went to the grave yard ______.

A. to find out if there was heaven
B. because they wanted to meet him
C. to attend his funeral
D. because they wanted to pay off their debts

2. Two of Michael Ma's friends gave him some money ______.

A. because he asked them for it
B. to pay for his grave
C. to use in heaven
D. to pay for his trip to heaven

3. The third friend .

A. was very generous
B. made $ 200
C. spent $ 100
D. gave $ 300

4. Which of' the following is NOT true?

A. Michael Ma and his two friends went to a funeral.
B. Michael Ma was well-liked by his friends.
C. The third friend took the $ 200 as the change for his check.
D. The third friend knew that Michael Ma would never cash the check.

5. The best title for this passage is ______.

A. Three Generous Friends
B. A Well-Linked Person
C. A Good-bye Gift
D. A Trip to the Heaven

完形填空。

     Bill likes football very much, and he often goes to watch matches in our    l   on Sundays. He doesn't get the best seats,      2    they are very     3     and he doesn't see his friends there.
     There was a big football match in our town last Sunday.     4    , it was very cold and cloudy, but then the sun     5     , and it was very hot.
     There were a lot of people on benches (凳子)    6    Bill at the match. Bill was on one bench, and there was a fat man on a bench   7  him. At first the fat man felt cold,   8 then he felt very hot. He took his coat off and put it in front of him, but it fell on Bill's head. Bill was not angry. He took the coat   9  his head, looked at it and then laughed and said," Thank you ,but      10     are the trousers?"

(     )1. A. village
(     )2. A. so
(     )3. A. dear
(     )4. A. At  that time
(     )5. A. was shining
(     )6. A. in the front of
(     )7. A. behind
(     )8. A. why
(     )9. A. away
(     )10.A. how

B. country
B. if
B. cheap
B. Then
B. shining
B. in the back of
B. beside
B. but
B. from
B. when

C. town
C. because
C. nice
C. At first
C. shone
C. around
C. over
C. and
C. on
C. where

D. home
D. but
D. near
D. First
D. shines
D. near
D. with
D. so
D. off
D. whose

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     Erik was a fourteen-year-old boy. He thought he was a young man but his parents didn't think so. They told him, “When you begin to think about _____l_____(help)  others,  you’ll be a young man.
     One morning, his parents gave Erik some money to buy hamburgers at a
store. He saw an old man there. The man looked very______2_____(tire).
Erik went up to him and knew that the old man had lost his money and hadn't had________3_______ (something) for his breakfast. Erik took the old man to the nearest restaurant. But the man asked only a glass of water for sorry for him, so he asked _____4______ (he). Erik felt waiter to bring the man some bread and a cup of coffee. The old man was so hungry that he ate up all the
food very soom. After that, the man told Erik chat he____5____ (will) never forget his kindness. Erik was Very pleased when he heard the old man" say, " You are a very good young man. " To their surprise, the food was a present
because that  day was the birthday of the boss.
1._______ 2.________ 3.________ 4._________ 5._________

阅读理解。

     A man liked drinking ,but he was afraid of his wife.
     One evening he got drunk and fell down. His face was hurt. So he brought out a mirror and a piece of' plaster(膏药).  He put the plaster on the face and went to sleep.When his wife saw him the next day, she
asked him,"Were you drunk last night?"
     No, I wasn't. The p1aster on my face was caused by a stick on a tree, ”said he. Then he felt the plaster but didn't find it. His wife said, "Don't look for it again. Look, the plaster is on the mirror. "

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       Here is a story about a clever dog.  It. was a guide dog. A guide dog can help blind people walk along
the streets and do many other things.
       One day a guide dog and a blind man    1   on a bus together. The bus was   2   of people and there
were   3   vacant (空的)  seats. Soon one man stood up and left his seat. The dog   4 the blind man to
the seat, but there was   5 space for both of them. The dog began to push the people on each side with
his nose. He pushed and pushed    6   the people moved and finally there was enough space for   7
people. The blind man then sat down and the    8   got up on the seat at his side. The dog lay down and
put his head on the blind man's lap. He was very comfortable and soon fell a sleep. Every one on the   9
couldn't help   10   at the dog.

(     )1. A. got
(     )2. A. 1ell
(     )3. A. no
(     )4. A. told
(     )5. A. a few
(     )6. A. up to now
(     )7. A. many
(     )8. A. dog
(     )9. A. seat
(     )10.A. smile

B. went
B. fill
B. some
B. asked
B. not any
B. up till now
B. two
B. people
B. floor
B. smiles

C. took
C. full
C. several
C. letting
C. not enough
C. until
C. few
C. man
C. car
C. smiling

D. had
D. feel
D. many
D. took
D. not enough of
D. to the finally
D. one
D. woman
D. bus
D. a smile

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     At about 1: 00 0'clock in the morning, I was hanging out with three
friends. After walking for a long time, we all felt very___l____. We wanted to find a _____2______to have something on the street, but I knew that
most restaurants were_____3______by this time. At last, at the end of
Business Street I found a restaurant that was still open. It was a Chinese
restaurant for_____4______I was told that Chinese people are hard-working That's______5______true. This restaurant wasn’t too big, but it was clean and beautiful. The kitchen's door and___6__ were made of' glass. You could_____7_____the cooks working on your food.
     We _____8______four bowls of noodles with some mutton and eggs.
The noodles were delicious.  I thought that the noodles were the nicest ones I had ever eaten. There were five Chinese_______ 9______working there.
They talked a lot, smiled They served us happily. a lot and invited us to come back .We told them we would tell our friends about their noodles. They were very ____10_____    .

(     )l. A. excited
(     )2. A. barber’s shop
(     )3. A. closed
(     )4. A. noodles
(     )5. A. not
(     )6. A. windows
(     )7. A. hit
(     )8. A. brought
(     )9. A. waiters
(     )10.A. tired

B. pleased
B.restaurant
B. large
B. water
B. really
B. ships
B. kill
B. took
B. salesgirls
B. sad

C. hungry
C. church
C.small
C. fruit
C. never
C. scarfs
C. see
C. ordered
C. shop-assistants
C. happy

D. happy
D. mall
D. open
D. meat
D. sure
D. floor
D. hear
D. gave
D. owners
D. angry

阅读理解。
     Today Newtown is a very clean place. Many years ago, however, there were millions of rats (老鼠) in
Newtown. They attacked the cats and dogs.
     Sometimes a great number of them knocked down a man or woman walking home at night. The rats
were very large and they harmed many people.
     The Government ( 政府) ordered everybody to kill rats. Most people were very lazy, so they did not
kill them. Then the Government promised to pay some money for each clead rat. That made people very
happy. A Government officer put all the dead rats in a big pile. Sometimes a man brought hundreds in a
day.
     After two weeks there were not many rats in the city, but people still brought rats to the Government
officer.  The Government officer thought that people were stealing dead rats from the pile. He ordered his
men to dig a deep hole and put the rats in it. Soon there were no more rats, and the Government did not
pay any more money.
1. The underlined phrase "a great number of" means
    A. a great deal
    B. a good many of
    C. a great amount of
    D. a good much of
2. According to (根据) the passage, which of the following is TRUE?
    A. In Newtown, anyone who was riding home at night could be knocked down by rats.
    B. In Newtown, anyone who was at home at night could be knocked down by rats.
    C. In Newtown, anyone who was going home on foot at night could be knocked down by rats.
    D. No matter when the people in Newtown were walking home, they could be knocked down
        by rats.
3. Why were the people stealing the rats from the pile'?
    A. Because they thought the dead rats should be put in a deep hole.
    B. Because they thought it was a good way to get more money from the Government.
    C. Because they thought they were not lazy.
    D. Because they thought they were all poor and were forced to do so.
4.  Which of the following is TRUE?
    A. The officer ordered his men to dig a deep hole and put the dead rats in it just only to save money for
         the Government.
    B. Soon the Government did not pay any more money, and there were no more rats.
    C. The officer wanted to teach the lazy people a lesson, so he ordered his men to put the dead rats in a
        deep hole.
    D. The officer and his men put the dead rats in a deep hole in order to prevent the dead rats from being
         stolen and get rid of all the rats in the city.
5. The best title for this passage should be_____.
    A. How Newtown Became a Very Clean Place
    B. How the People in Newtown Became Rich
    C. How to Kill Rats in a City
    D. Newtown-A Rat City

阅读理解。
     Once there was a farmer. He worked for a landlord (地主). The landlord made the man work all day
long, but paid him very little money and didn't give him enough food to eat.
     One day when the man was having breakfast, the landlord came and said to him. "It's too much trouble
to go to work and come back for supper. So I want you to have breakfast and lunch and supper now,
before you go to the field. "
     "How can I eat three meals at the same time? "The man thought. But he said, "A11right. " He finished
his breakfast and went out.
     Two hours later, the landlord went out for a walk. Now what did he see? He saw the man sitting under
a tree and smoking. The landlord was very angry?
     "Why aren't you working in the fields?"He said. The man said with a smile,"I have had my supper and
you know very well what I should do after supper. "
1. The landlord gave the farmer _____.
    A. very little sleep
    B. very little work
    C. much food to eat
    D. very little money
2. The farmer had three meals together because _____ .
    A. it was good for the landlord
    B. it was good for the farmer
    C. the landlord was very kind
    D. the farmer liked to do that
3. Two hours later, the landlord saw the farmer _____.
    A. working hard on the farm
    B. having his lunch under a tree
    C. sleeping under a tree
    D. smoking under a tree
4. The farmer told the landlord that after supper it was time_____.
    A. to work
    B. to rest
    C. to lie
    D. to sit under a tree
5. The farmer was very _____.
    A. lazy
    B. angry
    C. clever
    D. foolish

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