快樂英語六年級上冊閱讀理解訓(xùn)練

快樂英語六年級上冊閱讀理解訓(xùn)練快樂英語Unit1一、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確的答案。Ajudgewasworkinginhisroomonedaywhenaneighbourraninandsaid,“Ifoneman'scowkillsanother's,istheownerofthefirstcowresponsible?”“Itdepends,”answeredthejudge.“Well,”saidtheman,yourcowhaskilledmine.“Oh,”answeredthejudge.“Everyoneknowsthatacowcannotthinklikeaman,soacowisnotresponsible,andthatmeansthatitsownerisnotresponsibleeither.”“Iamsorry,Judge,”saidtheman.“Imadeamistake.Imeantthatmycowkilledyours.”Thejudgethoughtforafewsecondsandthensaid,“WhenIthinkaboutitmorecarefully,thiscaseisnotaseasyasIthoughtatfirst.”Andthenheturnedtohisclerkandsaid,“Pleasebringmethatbigblackbookfromtheshelfbehindyou.”()1.Theneighbouraskedthejudge_______. A．whetherthefirstcowwasresponsibleB．whethertheownerofthefirstcowwasresponsibleC．whetherbothcowswereresponsibleD．whetherboththeownerswereresponsible()2.Whentheneighbourreportedthatthejudge'scowhadkilledhis,thejudge answeredthat______.A．a(chǎn)cowwasresponsible B．itsownerwasnotresponsibleC．neitheracownoritsownerwasresponsible D．hiscowwasresponsible()3.Whentheneighbourheardthis,hetoldthejudgethat_______.A．therewasnothinghappened B．hiscowhadbeenkilledC．itwashiscowthathadkilledthejudge's D．bothcowshadbeenkilled()4.Whenthejudgeheardthathiscowhaddied,he________.A．gotangry B．saidnothingC．puthisneighborintoprison D．changedwhathehadsaidatfirst()5.Inthisstorythejudgewas______.acleverjudge

B．a(chǎn)humorist

C．unfair

D．Foolish二、UglyDuckling(丑小鴨)Themotherduckhadeightlittleyellowducklings,butoneofthemwasdifferentfromtheothers.TheycalledhimUglyDuckling.“YouareanUglyDuckling,

”theotherducklingssaid.

“Youdon’tlooklikeus.Wedon’twanttoplaywithyou.

”“YouhavemadefunofmesinceIwasborn,

”thepoorducklingsaidsadly(難過地).

“Youhavehurt(傷害)meforyears!Idon’twanttostayhereanymore.

”Soheleft(離開)themandtriedtofindahappyplace.Finally,hecametoalake.Manybeautifulswans(天鵝)werethere.TheUglyDucklingswamtothem.“Hello,littleone.I’veneverseenyoubefore.Whereareyoufrom?

”O(jiān)neoftheswanssawhimandasked.“Hello,Icamefromaplacefaraway.Iwalkedalongway.NowI’mtired.CanIjoinyou?

”“Sure,youarewelcome,mydearchild,

”theswananswered.“You’rejustoneofus!

”TheUglyDucklingwasveryhappy,butalittlesurprised.Helookedathimselfintheclearwater.Insteadofanuglyduckling,hesawabeautifulswan.Itwashimself!Hebecamethemostbeautifulswanofthemall.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,

判斷下列句子的正誤(T/F)。()1.Atfirst,alltheducklingslikedUglyDuckling.()2.Next,UglyDucklinglefttheducklings.()3.Thenhegrewinto(長成)aswan.()4.Finally,hedidn’tbecomethemostbeautifulswanofthemall.()5.Infact(實際上),UglyDucklingisaduck.快樂英語Unit2一、ArainydayItwasarainymorning.Tinawasgettingreadytoleaveherhouse.Sheputonherraincoatandcarriedanumbrella.Therainbeatonher.Shefeltcoldandwet.Sheworeapairofslipperstowalktowalktoschool.Shewouldchangeintoherschoolshoeswhenshereachedschool.Herschoolshoesandsockswereinherbagsothattheywouldnotgetwet.

Itwasdifficulttoseewhereshewasgoingbecausetherainwasheavy.Thegroundwaswetandslippery.Shewalkedslowlyandcarefullysoshedidnotslipandfall.Shealsohadtobeverycarefulofpassingcarsthatmightsplashwateronher.Shewaseagertoreachtheschoolsothatshecoulddryherselfandgetoutofthecold.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,

判斷下列句子的正誤(T/F)。(

)1.Itwasasunnymorning.(

)2.Tinadidn’tputonherraincoat.

(

)3.Tina’sschoolshoesandsockswereathome.w

(

)4.Tinawalkedslowlyandcarefullysoshedidnotslipandfall.

(

)5.Tinawaseagertoreachtheschoolsothatshecoulddryherselfandgetoutofthecold.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確答案。（10分）

（

）1.HowdidTinagotoschool?

A.onfoot

B.bybike

C.Bybus

（

）2.Wherewereherschoolshoesandsocks?

Aatschool

B.athome

C.inherbag

（

）3.DidTinaslipandfall?

AYes,shedid. B.No,shedidn't. C.Sorry,Idon'tknow.

（

）4.HowdidTinafeel?

Acold

B.wet

C.coldandwet

（

）5.WhatdidTinaneedtousebecauseoftherainyweather?

Araincoat

Braincoatandanumbrella

C.shoes二、AgoldentouchLonglongago,therelivedinEnglandakingnamedMidas.Hewasagreedy(貪婪的)manandlovedgold(金子)betterthananythingelseintheworld.One

day,

he

asked

a

god

to

give

him

more

gold.

The

god

decided

to

punish

him

and

said,

“Your

wish

is

granted

already.

Everything

you

touch

will

turn

to

gold.”Midas

was

very

happy

when

he

heard

this.

The

next

morning,

he

got

up

early

to

test

his

skills.

When

he

touched

his

bed,

it

turned

to

gold.

“Gold!”

cried

Midas,

laughing

like

a

little

boy,“It

works.”Not

only

stones,

flowers,

and

the

furniture

in

his

house

turned

to

gold,

but,

when

he

sat

down

to

table,

so

did

the

food

he

ate

and

the

water

he

drank.

He

was

unhappy

now.

Just

then

his

daughter

ran

up

to

him.

Midas

touched

her

hand.

At

once

she

became

a

gold

statue(雕像)！A

last,

he

begged

the

god

to

free

him

from

his

wish.

“Go

to

the

river

and

bathe

in

it.”

said

the

god.

So

Midas

did,

and

the

water

took

away

his

golden

touch.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確的答案。(

)1.Where

did

the

king

live?A.Greece

B.China C.

England

D.

India(

)2.The

god

decided

to

punish

Midas

because

he

was_______.A.greedy

B.proud C.

unhappy

D.

lazy(

)3.The

unlined

word

“granted”

in

Paragraph

2

can

be

replaced

by

“_________”.A.satisfied

B.finished C.

discussed

D.

expected(

)4.Which

is

the

correct

order

according

to

the

story?a.

Midas

became

the

king

of

the

Englandb.

His

daughter

turned

to

goldc.

Midas

was

happy

with

his

skilld.

The

god

freed

him

from

his

wishe.

Midas

asked

god

for

more

goldA.d-e-c-b-a

B.a-e-c-b-d C.

a-e-b-c-d

D.

e-a-c-d-b(

)5.What

can

we

learn

from

the

story?A.

It

is

the

early

bird

that

catches

the

worm.B.

Do

not

put

all

your

eggs

in

one

basket.C.

God

does

not

always

bring

happiness.D.

A

bird

in

hand

is

worth

two

in

the

forest.快樂英語Unit3ModernMother'sDaybeganabout100yearsagointheUS.AnnaJarvisstarted

it.Shereceivedgreatlovefromhermother.Whenhermotherdiedin1905,shewrotetothegovernmentandaskedforadaytohonourallmothers.In1913,theUSGovernmentmadethesecondSundayofMayMother'sDay.

Shegavebirthtoyou.Shemakesyourfood.Shehelpsyouwithyourhomework.Shegivesallherlovetoyou.Whoisthisperson?Sheisyourmother.Mother'sDayisadayforustoshowlovetoourmothers.OnMother'sDaylotsofpeoplegivetheirmothergifts,likecakesandcards.Manypeoplealsogivethemcarnations.Inthelanguageofflowers,carnationsmeanbestwishesformothers.一、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正（√）誤（×）。

(

)1.Modernmother'sDaybeganabout100yearsagointheUS.

(

)2.Mother'sDayisonthesecondSaturdayofMay.

(

)3.GovernmentstaredMother'sDay.

(

)4.Manypeoplegivetheirmotherscakes,cardsandcarnations.

(

)5.AnnaJarvis'smotherdiedin1913.

二、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇正確的答案。(

)1.

WheredidtheModernMother'sDaybegin

A.IntheUK

B.IntheUS

C.Inchina

(

)2.WhostartedMother'sDay?

A.Theking

B.Thegovernment

C.AnnaJarvis

(

)3.WhenisMother'sDay?

AIt'sonthefirstSundayofMayMother'sDay.

B.It'sonthesecondSaturdayofMayMother'sDay.

C.It'sonthesecondSundayofMayMother'sDay.

(

)4.

Giveatitleforthisartile.

A.Father'sDay

B.AspecildayforMum. C.Buyflowersformothers

5.WhatcanwedoonMother'sDay?快樂英語Unit4閱讀理解。

Oncetherewasafarmer.Heworkedforalandlord(地主).Thelandlordmadethemanworkalldaylong,butpaidhimverylittlemoneyanddidn'tgivehimenoughfoodtoeat.

Onedaywhenthemanwashavingbreakfast,thelandlordcameandsaidtohim."It'stoomuchtroubletogotoworkandcomebackforsupper.SoIwantyoutohavebreakfastandlunchandsuppernow,

beforeyougotothefield."

"HowcanIeatthreemealsatthesametime?"Themanthought.Buthesaid,"A11right."Hefinished

hisbreakfastandwentout.

Twohourslater,thelandlordwentoutforawalk.Nowwhatdidhesee?Hesawthemansittingunderatreeandsmoking.Thelandlordwasveryangry?

"Whyaren'tyouworkinginthefields?"Hesaid.Themansaidwithasmile,"IhavehadmysupperandyouknowverywellwhatIshoulddoaftersupper."

(

)1.Thelandlordgavethefarmer

_____.

A.verylittlesleep

B.verylittlework

C.

muchfoodtoeat

D.verylittlemoney

(

)2.Thefarmerhadthreemealstogetherbecause

_____

.

A.itwasgoodforthelandlord

B.itwasgoodforthefarmer

C.thelandlordwasverykind

D.thefarmerlikedtodothat

(

)3.Twohourslater,thelandlordsawthefarmer

_____.

A.workinghardonthefarm

B.havinghislunchunderatree

C.sleepingunderatree

D.smokingunderatree

(

)4.Thefarmertoldthelandlordthataftersupperitwastime_____.

A.towork

B.torest

C.tolie

D.tositunderatree

(

)5.Thefarmerwasvery

_____.

A.

lazy

B.

angry

C.

clever

D.

foolishThemagicviolinOncetherelivedalandlordwholovedmoneyverymuch.HehiredayoungmannamedJohn.HeforcedJohntoworkalldaylong.Buthegavehimlittlemoney.SoJohnmetapooroldlady.Hegaveherallhismoney.Theoldladythankedhimandasked,”What’syourfavourite?”Johnsaid,”Ilikeviolinverymuch.”Sotheoldladytookoutaviolinfromherbagandgaveittohim.Johnwentforward.Hemetamanwhowascuttingthewood.Themansaid,“Ifyoucanhelpme,I’llgiveyousomemoney.”Johnagreed.WhenJohnfinishedthework,themandidn’tgivehimanymoney.Johnhadtoleavethere.WhileJohnplayingtheviolin,themancouldn’thelpdancing.Therhythmofthesoundbecamequickerandquicker,andthemanwasverytired.Hebegged,“Pleasestop.Twillgiveyoumoney.”Johngotthemoneyandlefthappily.Heunderstoodtheviolinwasnotacommonviolin.“Itisamagicviolin.”Sohedecidedtogivethelandlordalesson.Hecametothelandlord’shomeandaskedhimtoreturnhismoney.“Givemethemoney!”Thelandlordrefused:”Noway!”SoJohnplayedtheviolin.Hearingthesound,Thelandlorddanced.Johnplayedtheviolinfasterandfaster,andthelandlorddancedfasterandfaster,too.Atlast,hecouldn’tbear.Hecried,“Help!Help!I’llgiveyoumoney.Don’tplay!”Johndidn’tstopuntilthelandlordgavehimmuchmoney.Johndistributedthemoneytothepoor.Hewasreallyveryhappy.快樂英語Unit5Asignisakindoflanguage．Herearesomeofthemthatyoucanseeontheroads．

Numberoneisasignwiththenumber“thirty”onit．Whendriversseethissign．theymustnotgoataspeedofmorethanthirtykilometersanhour．WeseethissignwhenWearegettingneartowns．Numbertwomeansthatwe’renearacrossing．Wemustdrivecarefully．Number

threeisasignthatthereisabend(轉(zhuǎn)彎)intheroad．Again，Wemustdriveslowlyandcarefully．Itisnotsafetogoroundabendveryfast．Numberfourisasignthatthereisanotherroadinfromtheright．Thereisajunction(交叉點)atthisplace．NumberfiveisasignthatthereisahillandNumbersixisasignthattheroadgetsnarrower．Driversmustgoslowlyandcarefully．Numbersevenhastheword“SCHOOL”onit．Thisisasignthatthereisaschoolatthesideofthestreetortheroad．Perhapstherearechildrengoingtoorleavingschool，sodriversshouldlookcarefullyandgoslowly．Numbereightisasignwiththeletter“P”onit．Theletter“P”means“Parking”．Insomeplaces．therearethesignssaying“NOPARKING”or“NOWAITING”．Ifadriverleaveshisearnearoneofthesesigns，apolicemanmaycomeandwritedownthenumberofhiscar.(

)1．Atplaceswhereyouseesignl

，___________.A．youarealreadyoutofthetown

B．youstillhavethirtykilometerstogoC．thereisatownthirtykilometersaway

D．therearemanyhousesandbuildingsnotfaraway(

)2．Sign2standsnearaplacewhere________.

A．tworoadscross

B．peoplecancrosstheroad

C．theroadgetsnarrow

D．therearenotrafficlights(

)3．Youhavetodrivenotonlyslowlybutal4carefullywhenyousee_____．

A．eachoftheeightsigns

B．eitherofsigns2and3

C．a(chǎn)llofsigns3，6，and7

D．a(chǎn)nyofsigns3，6，7and8(

)4．Adrivercanleavehiscar__________．

A．nearasignwith“NOPARKING”onit

B．nearsign8atanytime

C．nearasignwith“NOWAITING”iftherearenopolicethere

D．nearasignwith“P”0nitinthedaytime(

)5．Peopleputthesesignsontheroadsto________．

A．showdriverstheway

B．stopcars