專題08 閱讀理解20篇

專題08閱讀理解20篇Inmostpartsoftheworld,manystudentshelptheirschoolsmakelesspollution.Theyjoin“environmentclubs”.Inanenvironmentclub,peopleworktogethertomakeourenvironmentclean.Herearesomethingsstudentsoftendo.No-rubbishlunches.Howmuchdoyouthrowawayalterlunch?Environmentclubsaskstudentstobringtheirlunchesinboxesthatcanbeusedagain.Everyweektheywillchoosetheclassesthatmaketheleastrubbishandreportthemtothewholeschool!No-carday.Onano-carday,nobodycomestoschoolinacar,notthestudentsandnottheteachers!Carsgivepollutiontoourair,soremember:Walk,jump,bikeorrun.Useyourlegs!It’slotsoffun!Turnoffthewater!Doyouknowthatsometoiletscanwastetwentytofortymilliontonsofwaterahalthour?Inayear,thatwillfillasmallriver!Inenvironmentclubs,studentsmendthosebrokentoilets.Weloveourenvironment.Let’sworktogethertomakeitclean.1．Environmentclubsaskstudents________.A．toruntoschooleveryday B．totakeexerciseeverydayC．nottoforgettotakecars D．nottothrowawaylunchboxes2．Fromthepassageweknowthestudentsusuallyhavelunch________.A．a(chǎn)tschool B．inshops C．inclubs D．a(chǎn)thome3．Onano-carday,________willtakeacartoschool.A．bothstudentsandteachers B．onlystudentsC．neitherstudentsnorteachers D．onlyteachers4．Afterstudentsmendtoilets,theysave________.A．a(chǎn)smallriver B．muchtime C．a(chǎn)lotofwater D．lotsofmoney5．Thewriterwrotethepassagetoaskstudentsto________.A．cleanschools B．makelesspollutionC．joinclubs D．helpteachersWHAT’SHAPPENING?TheArtoftheCameraBeautifulexhibition(展覽)fromsomeofthebestyoungphotographersworkingtoday.RichmondHall,Aug.4-6FREE!WinningVoicesMorethan20bandswillplaytheirbestsongsinthecompetitiontowinagreatprize:aplaceinthenationalfinalcompetitionandthechancetomaketheirownalbum(專輯).MontereyStudentCenter,6:00p.m.,Aug5Tickets:$7.50—$10.00FilmClubTonight’smovieattheYoungPeople’sFilmClubistheclassicToyStory.ItstarsactorTimAllenasthevoiceofBuzzLightyear.Startsat6:30p.m.,Aug.3Tickets:$2.00StreetlifeDanceGroupComeandseetheamazing“SDG”attheAtlasCenter.24dancersagedbetween14and18willshowofftheirdancingskills.Startsat7:00p.m.,Aug.4Tickets:$15.006．Wherewillthephotoexhibitionbeheld?A．AtRichmondHall. B．AttheAtlasCenter.C．AtMontereyStudentCenter. D．AttheYoungPeople’sFilmClub.7．ThewinnerofWinningVoiceswillgetachanceto________.A．startaband B．makeanalbumC．performaroundthecountry D．workwiththecountry’sbestband8．IfyouwanttowatchToyStory,youneedtopay________.A．$2.00 B．$7.50 C．$10.00 D．$15.009．WhatdoweknowaboutStreetlifeDanceGroup?A．Itisthewinnerofanationalcompetition.B．Itsdancersareteenagers.C．Ithas20dancers.D．ItsperformanceonAugust4willbeinthemorning.10．Thematerialisprobablyfroma________.A．newsreport B．tourist’sdiaryC．theaternotice D．localnewspaperPlogging(拾荒慢跑)isasportthatcombines(結(jié)合)runningwithpickingupjunk.ItstartedasanorganizedactivityinSwedenaround2016andspreadtoothercountriesin2018,followingincreasedconcernaboutplasticpollution.Plogginghasbeensopopularbecauseitissimple.Allyouneedisabigbag.Ithelpsyouhavethefeelingofgettingfitwhilesupportingenvironmentprotection.Byaddingregularsquats(下蹲)topickupjunkandcarryingweighttorunning,wecanbelievetheyaregoodforourhealth.Runningandgoodtargetshavealwaysgonehandinhand—justthinkofallthemarathonrunnerswhoruntoraisemoneytohelpothers.Buttherecouldn’tbeamorepopularwayofkeepingfitthanplogging.WeneedtoencouragemorepeopletojoininactivitieslikeploggingandPlasticPatrol(巡邏).Ploggingisn’tthefirstfitnessactivitytocombinerunningwithagoodcause.Herearesomeofourfavorites:·GoodGymTheideabehindGoodGymissimple:goforarun,visitanelderlyperson,haveachatandsometea,andrunback.·GuiderunningGuiderunnersvolunteertheirtimetohelpblindpeoplegetfitandactive.Bylinkingthemselvestogether,theblindpeoplecanfeelsafewhilebothworkupasweat（忙得滿頭大汗）.·CyclingforthehomelessStart-upStuartDeliveryandtheChurchHousingTrustworkedtogetherlastyeartobringclothingandhealthyfoodtothehomeless.Allthefoodandclothesaremostlysentbybike,sothosewhosendcankeepfitwhilehelpingthehomeless.11．Intheploggingactivity,youcanrunand_________atthesametime.A．throwjunk B．listentomusicC．pickuprubbish D．increasepollution12．Manypeoplelikeploggingbecauseitis_________.A．difficult B．easy C．clean D．fashionable13．Whichofthefollowingisnottheactivitiesthatcancombinerunningwithagoodcause?A．GoodGym. B．Guiderunning.C．Cyclingforthehomeless. D．Healthcare.It’sreportedtherearemorewildanimalssuchasSiberiantigersandwildAsianelephantsinChina.Itshowsgreatimprovementsonthenaturalhabitats(棲息地)ofwildlifeinthecountry,accordingtoYangZhongqi,anexpertattheChineseAcademyofForestry.YangtookSiberiantigersasanexampleandexplainedthatthankstotherestorationofforestsinrecentyears,thereweremoreandmorefoodforthetigerstoeat.In2017,ChinastartedanationalpartprojectforSiberiantigersandAmurleopards(遠(yuǎn)東豹),andthenbuiltanationalparkforthem.Ithasanareaof14,000squarekilometersinJilinandHeilongjiangprovinces.Thankstothepark,thenumberofwildSiberiantigersintheparkhasincreasedfrom27to50,whilethenumberofAmurleopardshasincreasedfrom42toover60.Besides,somewildAsianelephantstravellingnorthfromtheirforesthomeinsouthernYunnanfinallyreturnedtotheirreservelastyear.ThewildAsianelephantscouldreturntotheirreservesuccessfullybecauseofpeople’sprotection,plentyoffood,andplacesforthemtorestalongtheway.ThenumberofwildelephantsinChinahasrisenfromabout150inthe1970stoaround300today.14．WhatdoesYangZhongqiwanttoexpressinthefirstparagraph?A．TherearemanytigersandelephantsinChina.B．TherearemanypeopleinChinawholikeanimals.C．Therearemanypeoplewholiketotakephotosofnature.D．Theplaceswherewildanimalslivearebecomingbetterandbetter.15．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“restoration”inthesecondparagraph?A．恢復(fù) B．破壞 C．植被 D．培訓(xùn)16．WhyarethewildSiberiantigersandAmurleopardsinChinabecomingmoreandmore?A．Becausepeoplegivethemmoreandmorefood.B．Becauseallofthemhavenoenemies(敵人)tohurtthem.C．Becausepeopleprovidethemwithanaturalpark.D．Becausemanypeoplegotothenaturetoprotectthem.17．WhatdidpeopledotohelpthewildAsianelephants?A．Theyhelpedthemtoclean. B．Theyofferedthemsomefood.C．Theyofferedthemsomewater. D．Theybuiltanaturalparkforthem.Youmightnotthinkmuchaboutwhereyourgarbagegoes.Butnowyoumightwanttoknow.OnJuly1,Shanghaiintroducedanewgarbage-sortingpolicy(垃圾分類政策).Peoplethereneedtoputdifferentkindsofgarbageintodifferentbins(垃圾桶).OthercitiesinChinawilldothesamesoon.Garbagesortingisabigproblembecausethereistoomuchgarbagethesedays.Itisbadforourhome—theearth.Infact,wecanmakeuseofsomegarbageagain.Butfirst,weneedtosortit.Forexample,ifyouputanoldbattery(電池)intothe“harmfulwaste”bin,peoplecanuseittomakenewbatteries.Butifyoudon’t,thebatterywillendupsomewhereelse.Then,itwillpollutetheenvironment.GarbagesortingandrecyclingaroundtheworldGermany:Therearebigmachinesinsupermarkets.Youcanputbottlesinthemachinesandgetmoneyback.Japan:Atruckplayingmusiccomestopeople’sdoorstopickuptheirgarbage.Thereareeightormorekindsofgarbage.Ifyousortanyofthemwrong,youwillgetanoticeonyourdoor.Indonesia:Peoplecantakebusesforfreeiftheygiveplasticbottlestobusstations.An-hourbusridecoststhreelargebottles.FourkindsofgarbageinShanghaiRecyclablegarbageincludespaper,books,plasticitemsandglassbottles.Harmfulgarbageincludeslamps,batteriesandotherthingswithharmfulchemicals(化學(xué)品).Wetgarbageusuallycomesfromthekitchen,suchasfoodandvegetables.Drygarbageisanythingyoucannotputintotheotherthreebins,pensandtowels,forexample.18．WhendidShanghaiintroducethenewgarbage-sortingpolicy?A．OnJune1. B．OnJune11. C．OnJuly1. D．OnJuly11.19．HowcanwetakeafreebusrideinIndonesia?A．Ifwegetanoticeonthedoor. B．Ifweputgarbageintodifferentbins.C．Ifwetakeplasticbottlestothebusstations. D．Ifweputbottlesinthemachinesinsupermarkets.20．Whichbinshould“newspapers”goto?A． B． C． D．21．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．SortGarbage,SavetheEarth B．LessGarbage,CleanerEnvironmentC．CleanShanghai,BeautifulChina D．DifferentCountries,DifferentPoliciesMymotheronlyhadoneeye.Andbecauseofthis,Ineverwishedhertoshowupinmyschool,beingafraidthatmyclassmateswouldfindoutIhadanuglymother.Onedayduringprimaryschool,Iwasbadlyill.Mymothercame.“Scott,yourmumonlyhasoneeye?”askedsomeofmyclassmates.Iwassoembarrassed.Iwishedmymotherwouldjustdisappearfromthisworld,“Myclassmatesteasedmebecauseofyou.Whydon’tyoujustdie?”Ishoutedather,takingnonoticeofthesadlookonherface.Mymotherjusthandedmesomemedicineandleft,sayingnothing.Atthattime,IfeltgoodtosaywhatIalwayswantedtosay,andIdidn’tthinkIhadhurtherfeelingsverymuch.ThatnightIsawmymumcryinginherroom,soquietly,asifshewasafraidthatshemightwakemeup.Evenso,Ihatedhertearsfromoneeye.ImadeadecisionthatImuststudyhardandleavemymother.Yearslater,mydreamcametrue.Iwasquitesuccessfulandlivedhappily.Ineverthoughtofgoingbacktoseemy“ugly”motheruntilonedayIgotaletterwhichsaid,“Myson...I’msorryIonlyhaveoneeye.Attheageoftwo,yougotintoanaccidentandlostyoureye.Asamum,Icouldn’tstandwatchingyoulivewithonlyoneeye.SoIgaveyoumine.IwasneverangrywithyouandIneverregrettedwhatIdidbecauseIloveyou...”Icriedoutaloud.OnlythendidIrealizehowbeautifulmymotherwas!22．WhydidScott’smothercometohisschooloneday?A．BecauseshemissedScott. B．BecauseScottdidabadthing.C．BecauseScottwasbadlyill. D．BecauseshewantedtobringScottsomefood.23．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“teased”?A．夸獎 B．取笑 C．羨慕 D．喜歡24．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Scott’smotherdidn’tcareforhim. B．Scott’smotherhadoneeyewhenshewasborn.C．Scottlivedwithhismotherallthetime. D．Scottwasmovedbyhismotherintheend.25．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．Anhonestmother. B．Agreatmother.C．Aseriousmother. D．Ahard-workingmother.Inourdailylife,wealwayscometothequestion“Whatistherealbeauty?”Differentpeoplehavedifferentideas.Lastnight,Ireadatruestoryfromthenewspaper.It’saboutapoor,ordinary-lookingoldwoman.Shelivedalone,makingalivingbypickingthingsfromrubbishbins.However,shetookin(收留)morethantenhomelesschildrenandtriedtobringthemup.Everydaysheworkedfrom6:00a.m.to8:00p.m.Inordertomakeasmuchmoneyaspossibletoraisethechildrenandtokeeptheminschool,sheevenwenttoalocalhospitaltosellherbloodonceamonth.Shegotsoweakbecauseofthelossofbloodthatshesometimesfeltsickonherwayhome.Whenshewasaskedwhyshechosetolookaftersomanychildren,shesmiledandanswered,“Oh,IlovechildrenandIliketolivetogetherwiththembecausetheyalwaysbringmegreathappiness.”Thoughtheoldwomanwaspoor,shewasfullofloveandrichinspirit.Sothelocalgovernmentandpeopleinhercitytrulyrespectedher.Maybeyoucan’thelpthinking,“Whatmakesthatpoorwomansodifferent?”Itisnothingelsebutherinner（內(nèi)部的）beauty,hertruedevotionoflovewithoutanythoughtofmoney.Sotherealbeautyisthebeautyinone’sheart,thatis,theinnerbeauty!26．What’sthearticlemainlyabout?A．Howcanwebearealbeautifulperson?B．Whyisitimportanttobearealbeautifulperson?C．Whatisthemeaningoftherealbeauty?D．Howdidtheoldwomanbecomeabeautifulperson?27．Howdidtheoldwomanbringthehomelesschildrenup?A．Byraisingthemoney. B．Bypickingrubbishandsellingblood.C．Byworkinginalocalhospital. D．Byworkingintheschool.28．Whydoesthewomantakeinsomehomelesschildren?A．Inordertoberespected. B．Inordertomakeasmuchmoneyaspossible.C．Shewantstobecomearealbeautifulperson. D．Sheloveschildren.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“devotion”meaninChinese?A．索取 B．奉獻(xiàn) C．價值 D．因素Areyouunderstress?Everyonemayfeelstressedsometimes.Youfeelstressedwhenyouhavelotsofworktodobutdon’thaveenoughtimetodoit.Youcanalsofeelstresswhenyouhaveproblems.Sometimes,alittlestressmightbegood.Butusually,toomuchstressisnotgoodforyou.Toomuchstresscancausehealthproblems.Stresscanmakeithardtosleepwellandyoumayfeeltired.Thingsmayeasilygowrongwhenyouareunderstress.Ifyouhaveahealthproblem,stresscanmakeitworse.Therearesomemethodsyoucanusetodealwithstresscorrectly.Youcantalktoyourparentsorafriendaboutyourfeelings.Talkingaboutstressmayhelpyouunderstandit.Howcanyoutakeawaytheproblemthatismakingyoufeelstressed?Sometimes,writingdowntheproblemcanhelp.Keepingadiaryisalsoagoodchoice.Exerciseisalsoagoodwaytohelpwithstress.Differentexercises,likeplayingsportsorwalking,canhelpyourelax.Besurethatyou’retakingcareofyourself.Gettingenoughsleepandeatingtherightkindsoffoodareallimportant.Ifyoufeelthatyouhavetoomuchstress,trythewaysabove.Theymayhelpyou.30．Whendoyoufeelstressed?A．Whenyoufeeltired. B．Whenyougetgoodgrades.C．Whenyouhaveproblems. D．Whenyoudon’tsleepwell.31．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“methods”meaninChinese?A．措施 B．好處 C．結(jié)果 D．影響32．AccordingtoParagraph4,whocanyoutalktoaboutyourfeelings?A．Yourteachers. B．Yourparents.C．Yourpartners. D．Yourclassmates.33．Whichofthefollowingcantakeawaytheproblemthatismakingyoufeelstressed?A．Keepingadiary. B．Writingaletter.C．Sendingane-mail. D．SearchingtheInternet.34．WhichofthefollowingisNOTagoodwaytohelpwithstress?A．Playingsports. B．Gettingenoughsleep.C．Eatingtherightkindsoffood. D．Wearingalotofbeautifulclothes.Imagineyou’reenjoyingdinnerwithyourfriendsatanicerestaurant.You’rehavingagreattimewhensuddenlyyouhearaphoneringingatthetablenexttoyou.Amantakesouthisphoneandstartstalkingaboutproblemshe’shavingwithhisgirlfriend.Hekeepstalkingforalmosttenminutes!Howwillyoufeel?Maybeyouwillfeeluncomfortable,butyoucandonothingaboutit.Thishappensallthetime,notonlyinrestaurants,butalsoonbuses,atthecinema,everywhere!phonesareusefulinourdailylives.Butbecarefulnottobenoisyphoneusersanddisturbothers.Youaresupposedtocontrolyourownbehavior.Hereareafewrules:Followtherules!Whenyou’reinpublicplacesandseeasignthatsays“Turnoffphones”,don’tuseyourphone.Ifyouareallowed,speaksoftlyforashorttimeandtrytokeepawayfromotherpeople.Phoneoff!Nevermakecallsinatheater,whenyouarewatchingamovieorenjoyingaconcert.Payattention!Talkingonaphonewhiledrivingisdangerous.Andwatchwhereyou’regoingwhenyou’rewalkingdownthestreetsandtalkingonthephone.Asmorepeopleusephones,thingsaregoingtogetworse.So,thenexttimeyou’regettingreadytomakeacall,stopandconsiderthepeoplearoundyou.35．Inparagraph(段落)1,thewritermainlytellsus________.A．whatthemantalksonthephonewithhisgirlfriendB．a(chǎn)nexampleofbadmannersC．howbadphonescanbetopeopleD．whyusingphonesisnotallowedinarestaurant36．Accordingtothepassage,weareNOTexpectedtomakecalls________.A．inarestaurant B．onabus C．onthestreet D．inatheater37．Theunderlinedword“disturb”means“________”inChinese.A．幫助 B．支持 C．打擾 D．利用38．Whenyouhavetotalkonthephoneinpublic,youshouldfollowthefollowingrulesEXCEPT________.A．usingearphones B．makingshorttalksC．keepingawayfrompeople D．talkinginalowvoice39．Wecanlearnthat________fromthepassage.A．publicmannersareimportantinourlivesB．phonesleadtopeople’sbadrelationshipC．peopleshouldturnoffphonesinpublicplacesD．phoneshavebecomethemostusefultoolsinourlivesIfanAmericanfriendinvitesyoutohisorherhomefordinner,keepinmindtheseimportantrules.Firstofall,arriveontime(butnotearly).Americansexpectpromptness.It’sOKtobetenorfifteenminuteslatebutnotforty-fiveminuteslate.Second,itispolitetobringasmallgift.Flowersorcandiesarealwaysgood.Ifyoutakeaspecialgiftthatismadeinyourowncountry,yourfriendwillcertainlyenjoyacceptingthat.Wearingbeautifulclothesandasmilearegoodbutnotenough.Tablemannersarealsoveryimportant.Donotopenyourmouthtotalkwhenyouareeatingfood.Also,chew(咀嚼)foodwithyourmouthclosed.Whenyouwanttogetfoodthatisalittlefarfromyou,donotstretchyourhandstoreachforit.Askotherstopassthefoodtoyou.Afterdinner,don’tleaveatonce,butdon’tstayatyourfriend’shousefortoolong,either.Whenyourfriendseemstobegettingtired,tellhimorherthatyouneedtoleave.Thenextday,callorwritetosayhowmuchyouenjoyedtheevening.40．WhattimecanyouarriveifanAmericanfriendinvitesyoufordinnerat6:00?A．At5:30. B．At5:45. C．At6:10. D．At6:50.41．Howmanytablemannersarementionedinthepassage?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.42．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stretch”inParagraph4meaninChinese?A．舉起 B．擦洗 C．伸出 D．?dāng)[動43．WhichofthefollowingisacceptedinAmericanculture?A．Eatingfoodwithyourmouthopen.B．Leavingtheirhousesatonceafterdinner.C．Talkingwithotherswhenyouareeatingfood.D．Bringingcandieswhenyouvisittheirhomes.Ifyou’retravelingtotheUnitedStates,youneedtounderstandthecommonwaytosayhello—ahandshake.Friendsshakehands.Women,menandevenchildrencanshakehands.Shakinghandsalsoseemssimple,buttherearesomeimportantthingstoremember.Whenyoushakehands,youmustlookintotheotherperson’seyesthewholetimeyou’reshakinghands.Shakehandsstrongly.Ifyougiveaweakhandshake,theotherpersonmightthinkthatyou’renotkind.Theymightalsofeelthatyoudon’tlikethemoryoudon’twanttotouchthem.Shakehandswithmenandwomenthesameway.Ifyoushakehandswithaveryoldpersonoralittlechild,becarefulnottohurtthem.Somepeopledon’tknowhowlongtokeepshaking.Themostcommonhandshakeshouldhavethreeshakesandthenyoushouldletgo.Don’tworryifAmericansshakehandsalittlelonger.Yourhandshakeislikeyoursmile.It’sspecialtoyou.Youneedtofindacomfortablestronghandshakethatshowswhatyouarelike.Becausethehandshakeallowspeopletotouch,thehandshouldbewarm,cleananddry.Putyourhandsintoyourpocketsbeforeyoushakehands.Thiswillwarmthem.Ifyouknowyou’regoingtomeetsomeone,washyourhandssothey’llbeclean.Everyonegetsnervousandyourhandsmaygetwet.Itisn’tagoodfeelingfortheotherperson.Again,putyourhandsintoyourpockets.Thiswilldrythem.44．FromParagraph1,weknowthat_________isthecommonwaytogreetintheUSA．A．tobow B．tokiss C．tohug D．toshakehands45．Peoplemightthinkyou’re_________ifyougiveaweakhandshakeinAmerica.A．popular B．unfriendly C．brave D．nervous46．Whatisthemostimportantwhenshakinghandswithothersaccordingtopassage?A．Lookingintotheireyesallthetime. B．Shakinghandsmuchstrongly.C．Holdingtheirhandsforalongtime. D．Touchingtheirhandsfreely.47．Whatdoesthewritertellusinthelastparagraph?A．Thesecrettokeepsmile. B．Therulestoshakehandsspecially.C．Thekeytoshowfeelings. D．Thewaystogethandscomfortable.48．Whatcanbeasuitabletitle(題目)forthetext?A．HowtoGreetintheUSA B．TheMeaningofHandshakeC．AdviceforShakingHands D．TheHistoryofHandshakeFilmsinSunshineTheaterThisweekWolfWarriorsⅡAChineseactionfilmDirector:WuJingStars:WuJing,FrankGrillo,WuGangandZhangHanTime:6:00p.m.(Monday—Wednesday)Price:￥38ValerianandtheCityofaThousandPlanetsAnEnglish-languageFrenchactionfilmDirector:LucBessonStars:DaneDeHaanandCaraDelevingneTime:9:00a.m.(Wednesday—Friday)Price:￥45GuiltyofMindAChinesecrimefilmDirector:XieDongshenStars:LiYifengandLiaoFanTime:4:30p.m.(Friday—Sunday)Price:￥31Cars3AnAmericananimationfilm(動畫電影)Director:BrianFeeTime:6:30p.m.(Tuesday—Saturday)Price:￥29(HalfonSaturdayforchildren)49．Youcanseethreefilmseitheron________oron________.A．Wednesday;Friday B．Tuesday;WednesdayC．Thursday;Friday D．Friday;Monday50．IfamangoestoSunshineTheateronSunday,hewillpay________forthefilm.A．￥29 B．￥31 C．￥38 D．￥4551．IfyouarefreeonFridayevening,youcanseethefilm________inSunshineTheater.A．WolfWarriorsⅡ B．Cars3C．GuiltyofMind D．ValerianandtheCityofaThousandPlanets52．Theticketpricefor

________isthemostexpensive.A．WolfWarriorsⅡ B．ValerianandtheCityofaThousandPlanetsC．GuiltyofMind D．Cars3Yougohomefromwork.Youaretired,youwanttoturnontheTVandwatchsomethingfun.Yourchildrenwantthesame.Whatisbetterthanacartoonfilm?Infact,manycartoonfilmsdrawadults’attention.Forexample,Anomalisa,afilmforadults,hasbeenahugesuccess.Andthereisalsothechancethatadultswillloveakid’sfilmmore,forexample,TheIncredibles.So,whatisthereasonbehindit?First,alotofcartoonfilmsarereallygood.PlentyofgiftedpeoplejoinhandsinmakingfilmslikeToyStoryandIceAge.Screenwriters,programmersandmusiciansareallworkingtogetherinordertobringthebestresulttothebigscreen.Andusually,theysucceed.Also,theybringoutthememoriesofourchildhood.Rememberthetimewhenyouwereachild,itwasaSaturdaymorningandyouusedtoturnontheTVandenjoycartoons?Well,cartoonfilmsbringoutthatspecialfeeling.Cartoonfilmshavewellwrittenrolesfacingdifficultsituations.Forexample,WoodyhastodealwiththefactthathemaynotbeAndy’sfavoritetoyafterallinToyStory.Sometimesthestoriesareevenbetterthanthoseinadultfilms.So,itcomesasnosurprisethatadultswillfallinlovewithcartoonfilms.Moreover,bywatchingacartoonfilm,weforgettheboringlifeandleaveourproblemsbehindforthemoment.Whowouldn’tlovetohavehisownpersonalBaymax(fromBigHero6)thatwouldn’trefusetohareahugeverytimetherewassadness?Ifonlyourlivescouldbefullofgood-naturedanimalsandbravechildren!53．Atthebeginningofthepassage,thewriterleadsinthetopicby________.A．tellingastory B．givinganexampleC．a(chǎn)nsweringaquestion D．showingapicture54．WhydoesthewritermentionAnomalisaandTheIncrediblesinparagraph2?A．Tointroducetwofamouscartoonfilms.B．Toshowadultsalsolikecartoonfilms.C．Totellpeopletheyaresuccessfulcartoonfilms.D．TocomparethemwithToyStoryandIceAge.55．Accordingtothepassage,whycancartoonfilmsdrawadults’attention?a.Theycanrelaxadults.b.Theyarecheapandsometimesfree.c.Theyaremadebymanyexcellentpeople.d.Theycanencourageadultswhentheyhavedifficulties.e.Theybringbackhappymemoriesofadults’childhood.A．a(chǎn)bcd B．bcde C．a(chǎn)bde D．a(chǎn)cde56．Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthetext?A．①②/③④⑤⑥ B．①/②③④⑤/⑥ C．①②/③④⑤/⑥ D．①/②③/④⑤⑥16-year-oldBridgetPeterswritesaboutherhobby,makingsoapsculptures.Ihaveanunusualhobbyyouprobablyonlyuseittowashyourfaceorhands,butImakesmallsculpturesoutofsoap.I’mreallygoodatitthesedays,havingreadaboutitinmanydifferentbooks,andI’veevengotseveralfriendsinterestedindoingit.Ididn’tevenknowpeoplemadesculpturesfromsoapuntilIfoundashortonlinefilmaboutitbyaccidentandthoughtitwassomethingI’dliketotry.It’sverypopularinThailand.TheyoftenmakesculpturesofflowerstheresoIdecidedtotrythat.Isurprisedmyselfwithhowgoodmyfirstsculpturewas.Ifeltmoreconfidentabouttryingotherthingsaftermyfamilytoldmehowgooditlooked.Ittookquitealongtime,andIdidn’treallyhavetherighttools,butIenjoyedmakingit.Afterlotsofpractice,Ihadmyfirstexhibition(展覽)whenIwasfifteen.Itwentreallywell,eventhoughtheplacewhereitwasheldwasrathersmall.Imadesomeniceposterswithphotosofmyworkson,andputthemupwhereverIcould.Soalthoughveryfewpeoplehadheardofsoapsculpture,theycouldseeexactlywhatitwas.Thepostersworked,becauselotsofpeoplecame.LotsofpeopleaskmewhyIdon’ttrymakingsculpturesusingstoneormetal.It’sneverreallyattracted(吸引)me,though.Ipreferlearningbydoinginsteadofgoingtoclasses,soI’dlovetoteachpeoplehowtocreatethesekindsofthings.EverythingIdoissmall,becausesoapishardtoworkwith.Whateverhappens,I’msureI’lllovemyhobbyforyearstocome.57．WhendidBridgetfirstbecomeinterestedinsoapsculptures?A．AftervisitingThailandwithherfamily. B．Afterbeingpraisedforherfirstsculpture.C．Afterreadingabookaboutitinthelibrary. D．AfterwatchingavideoaboutitontheInternet.58．HowdidBridgetfeelaboutthefirstsoapsculptureshemade?A．Worried. B．Upset. C．Surprised. D．Angry.59．Inthefuture,whatmightBridgetliketodo?A．Teachsoapsculpturetootherpeople. B．Watchmoresoapoperasonline.C．Takesomelessonsaboutsculptures. D．Createsculpturesoutofstone.60．WhatwouldBridget’sbestfriendsayabouther?A．“Bridgetnevertalksaboutherhobbymuchtomeorherotherfriends.”B．“Iwasamazedhowgoodthesculptureswereatherexhibitionlastyear.”C．“IthinkBridget’sstartingtogetboredofmakingsculptureswithsoap.”D．“NowBridget’sgottherighttoolstomakemoresculptureswithmetal.”Inyourschool，areyouallowedtochoosethesubjectsyouwanttolearn？Ofcourse，theansweris"No"inChina.InAmericathereisaschooltryingsomethingnew.AtahighschoolinFlorida，studentswillbeabletochoosetheirownclasses.Weallknowt