專題03 閱讀理解 -2021-2022學(xué)年八年級英語下學(xué)期期末考試好題匯編（牛津譯林版）（原卷版）

專題03閱讀理解NO.12021·江蘇·蘇州高新區(qū)第二中學(xué)Thefourtravellersseeabeautifulgreenlightintheskyinfrontofthem.“That’stheEmeraldCity,”Dorothysays.“Comeon!Itisn’tfarnow!”Soontheycometoabiggreenwall.There'sagateinit.It’sglittering（閃耀）intheafternoonsun.Dorothylooksatitcarefully.It’smadeofemeralds（翡翠）!There’sabellnexttothegate,sosheringsit.Thegateopensandtheyallgoinside.Alittlemaningreenclothesisstandingtherewithabigbox.“WhatdoyouwantintheEmeraldCity?”heasks.“WewanttoseetheGreatOz,”Dorothyanswers.“It'simportant,”theScarecrowsays.“Iamtheguardian（護(hù)衛(wèi)）ofthegate,”thelittlemaningreensays.“Icantakeyoutohispalace.Butbeforeyougothere,youmustputontheseglasses.”Hetakesfivepairsofglassesoutofthebox.Theglassintheglassesisemeraldgreen.“Why?”Dorothyasks.“EveryoneintheEmeraldCitywearsthem,”theguardianofthegatesays.Theyputontheglasses.Thentheguardiantakesabiggoldkeyandopensanothergate.——TakenfromTheEmeraldCity1．Whodoallthetravellerswanttomeet?A．TheGreatOz B．Ayounggirl C．Theguardianofthegate D．TheScarecrow2．WhichisNOTtrueabouttheEmeraldCity?A．TheGreatOzlivesinhispalace. B．Thelittlemanistheguardianofthegate.C．Dorothyopensthedoorwithagoldkey. D．Everyoneinthecitywearsgreenglasses.NO.22021·江蘇·淮安市淮安區(qū)Aboutdogs?Dogsareourgoodfriends.Theystartedlivingwithmenabout10,000yearsago.?Laikia,adog,wasthefirstanimalintheworldtotravelinspace.In1957,thedogwassentintospaceinasatellite.?Peopleusuallythinkthatdogsareblindtocolours.It’snottrue.Dogscanseecolours.Theycantellthedifferenceamongblue,yellowandgrey,butprobablycan’tseeredandgreen.Aboutcats?InancientEgypt(古埃及)peoplethoughtcatsbelongedtopharaohs(法老).Theyweremoreimportantthanpeople.Iftherewasafire,peopleshouldsavecatsfirst,andthenmen.?InBelgium(比利時(shí))in1879,peopleonceused37catstocarryletterstovillages.Butthecatsdidn’tworkwellinateam.Soitdidn’tlastlong.?Catshearbetterthandogsandpeople.Theyhave32muscles(肌肉)ineachear,sotheycanturntheirearsveryquicklytocatchsounds.?Astudyshowscatshavebettermemoriesthandogs.1．Dogsstartedtolivewithpeopleabout________yearsago.A．10,000 B．1,000 C．11,000 D．10,1002．What’sthefirstanimaltotravelinspace?A．Agoldfish. B．Acat. C．Adog. D．Arabbit.3．Accordingtothepassage,catscan________thandogs.A．livelonger B．seebetter C．hearbetter D．domoreimportantwork4．Theunderlinedword“memories”means“________”inChinese.A．記憶 B．聽力 C．視力 D．嗅覺5．Thepassagemainlytells________.A．howtokeepdogsandcats B．dogsandcatsarepeople’sgoodfriendsC．thehistoryofkeepingpets D．somethinginterestingaboutdogsandcatsNO.32021·江蘇揚(yáng)州Doyouknowwhydifferentanimalsorpests（昆蟲）havetheirspecialcolours?Coloursinthemseemtobeusedmainlytoprotectthemselves.Somebirdslikeeatinglocusts（蝗蟲）,butbirdscannoteasilycatchthem.Why?Itisbecauselocustschangetheircolourstogetherwiththechangeofthecoloursofcrops（莊稼）.Whencropsaregreen,locustschangetothesamebrowncolourascropshave.Someotherpestswithdifferentcoloursfromplantsareeasilyfoundandeatenbyothers.Sotheyhavetohidethemselvesforlivesandappearonlyatnight.Ifyoustudytheanimallife,you’llfindthemainuseofcolouringistoprotectthemselves.Bears,lionsandotheranimalsmovequietlythroughforests.Theycannotbeeasilyseenbyhunters.Thisisbecausetheyhavethecoloursmuchlikethetrees.Haveyoueverfoundanevenmorestrangeact?Akindoffishintheseacansendoutakindofveryblackliquid（液體）whenitfacesdanger.Withthehelpoftheblackliquid,itsenemies（敵人）.1．Fromthepassagewelearnthatlocusts________.A．havetoappearonlyatnight B．a(chǎn)reeasilyfoundbysomebirdsinthedayC．a(chǎn)redangeroustotheirenemies D．changetheircolourstoprotectthemselves2．Bearsandlionscankeepsafebecause________.A．theymoveveryfastthroughforests B．theyhavethecoloursmuchlikethetreesC．theychangetothesamecoloursascrops D．theyhidethemselvesbydayandappearatnight3．Whycanthekindoffishinthesealiveuptonow?A．Becausetheyareverybigandstrong. B．Becausetheyswimfasterthananyotherfish.C．Becausetheliquidtheysendoutcankillenemies. D．Becausetheliquidtheysendoutcanhelpthem.4．Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．SomeAnimalsandPests. B．TheColourfulAnimalsandPests.C．TheUseofColoursforAnimalsandPests. D．TheChangeofColoursforAnimalsandPests.NO.42021·江蘇揚(yáng)州Afableisakindofstorythatusuallyhasanimalsinitthatcantalk.Thesetypesofstoriesaretoldtoteachamoral.SomepeoplethinkthatfablesstartedwithAesop.TheyalsothinkAesopisthewriterofapopularcollectionoffables,nowcalledAesop’sFables.PeopledonotknowmuchaboutAesop.SomepeoplesaythatAesopwasborninabouttheyear620BCEinGreece,butnoonereallyknowswherehewasborn.MaybeAesopwasaslaveforsomeonenamedXanthusandlivedontheislandofSamos.Aftersometime,XanthussetAesopfree.AesopprobablydiedbyfallingoffacliffinDelphi.ThepeopleinDelphididnotlikehisstories.Theysaidhewastoosmartforthem.Aesop’sFablesarewellknowneventodaythroughstorytelling.Ifnoonelikedtotellstories,Aesop’sfableswouldnotbearoundtoday.Aesop’sfablesareapartofmanypeople’slivesbecausepeoplecanlearngoodlessonsfromthesestories.Forexample,TheWolfandtheLambtellsusbadpeopledonotneedanexcusetohurtyou,TheLionandtheMousetellsuslittlefriendscanbegreatfriends,ThewolfinSheep’sClothingtellsuswecannottellpeoplearegoodorbadjustfromtheirlooks.1．InParagraph1,“moral”meansa________thestoryteachesus.A．subject B．lesson C．reason D．truth（真相）2．Whatisthetopicsentence（主題句）ofparagraph2?A．PeopledonotknowmuchaboutAesop.B．TheysaidAesopwastoosmartforthem.C．Aesopwasbornintheyear620BCEinGreece.D．AesopprobablydiedbyfallingoffacliffinDelphi.3．WhichisTRUEaccordingtothepassage？A．AllthestoriesinAesop’sfableareaboutanimals.B．PeopleknowAesop’sbirthdayandhisbirthplace.C．Aesop’sfableisaroundusbecauseeveryonethinksheisahero.D．PeopleinDelphidislikedAesop’sstoriesbecausehewastoosmart.4．—IwanttomakefriendswithJane.—Why?Justbecausesheisbeautiful?Pleasereadthestory________!A．TheWolfandtheLambB．ThewolfinSheep’sClothingC．TheLionandtheMouseD．TheBearandthetwoTravelersNO.52021·江蘇·景山中學(xué)Mygrandmasufferedfromtheheartdisease.Shehadtotakemedicineeveryday.ShehadacatnamedDorabellaandshelovedherverymuch.Shegavehermilk,biscuitsandfish.Oneday,mygrandmahadasuddenattack.Shewastooweaktoreachthemedicineonashelfaboveherbed.Heronlyfriend,Dorabella,jumpedupandknockedthebottlewiththemedicineofftheshelftoherlife-longfriend.Aftertakingthemedicine,mygrandmafeltalittlebetterbutstillcouldnotgetupandcallforhelp.Thecatranoutsidetothenearbyhouseofmygrandma’sdoctor.ThesurpriseddoctorknewDorabella.Hetelephonedmygrandmabutnooneanswered.Hethenhurriedtomygrandma’shouseandfoundhispatientlyingonthebedandwaitingforhelp.Thedoctorcalledforanambulanceatonce.Dorabellasavedmygrandma’slife.Thisisastoryabouttherepaymentofkindnesswithkindness.1．What’swrongwiththewriter’sgrandma?A．Shehadtheheartdisease. B．Shehadabadtoothache. C．Herbackhurtverymuch. D．Herlegshurtverymuch.2．Whohelpedthewriter’sgrandmagetthemedicine?A．Herself. B．Hercat. C．Herdoctor. D．Thewriter.3．Whydidthedoctortelephonethewriter’sgrandmaafterhesawDorabella?A．HeaskedhertotakeDorabellahome.B．HewantedtomakesureifitwasDorabella.C．Hefeltstrangeandthoughttheremightbesomethingwrongwithher.D．Hewantedtotellheronthephonehowtohelpherself.4．HowdidDorabellasavethewriter’sgrandma?A．Shebroughtmilkandcakes.B．Sheranaroundgrandmaandkeptmiaowing.C．Sheknockeddownthemedicinebottleandrantothedoctortoaskforhelp.D．Shebroughtmedicinefromthedoctor’shome. NO.12021·江蘇·揚(yáng)州市廣陵區(qū)WhenAlfredthehorsearriveswithabrightlypaintedcaravan(大篷車),Toad,RatandMolejumpintoaseatatthefrontofthecaravan.“Forgetboatsandtheriver.Mole.Traveltheworldinacaravan.Comeonmytravelswithme.Thisisthewaytotravel,”Toadsays.“Movingslowlythroughthecountryside,enjoyingthescenery.”Suddenly,theyhear“Toot!Toot!”andseeacarcomingtowardthem.Alfredhastoquicklypullthecaravantothesideoftheroad.Toadfallsofftheseatandintoabush.MoleandRatalmostfallofftheseat,too,buttheyareabletoholdon.“Roadhog!”Alfredshoutsatthedriverofthecar.Ratjumpsoffthecaravanandrunstothebush.HebendsoverToad.“Areyouallright,Toad?Ratasks.Toadopenshiseyes,saying“Toot!Toot!”“Whatdoyoumean?”Ratasks.“Toot!Toot!It’sthesoundthatcarmakes.”“Iknow,”Ratsays.“Anditalmostkillsus.”“Toot!Toot!”Toadsaysagain.“IthinkToadhashurthishead,”RatsaystoMole.“He’snotwell.He’smakinganoiselikeacar.”ThenhesaystoToad,“We’llgotothepolicestationandcomplainaboutthedriverofthecar.”Toadsitsup.“Complain!Complain!Wewillnotcomplain.Thatwonderful,beautifulcaristhewaytotravel.Fast!Toot!Toot!Idon’twantthem.I’mgoingtogetacarlikethat.”AfterMoleandRatlistentoToad,theytakehimbacktohishome.—TakenfromTheWindintheWillows1．Toadlikeshiscaravanbecause________.A．hecansitinitwithhisfriendsB．itmovesquicklyandlookswonderfulC．hepaintsitbrightlyanditlooksbeautifulD．itmovesslowlyandpeoplecanenjoythescenery2．Theunderlinedword“it”refersto(指的是)________.A．theseat B．thesound C．thecar D．thecaravan3．WhydoesRatthinkToadhurtshishead?A．Hefellsofftheseatandintoabush.B．Hekeepsmakinganoiselikeacar.C．Hedoesn’tlikehishorseandcaravananymore.D．HeasksRatnottocomplainaboutthedriverofthecar.4．Accordingtothepassage,wecaninfer(推斷)________.A．Toadlikestravelling B．ToadhurtshisheadC．Toadisgoingtothepolicestation D．ToadisgoingontravelingbycaravanNO.22021·江蘇·鎮(zhèn)江市外國語學(xué)校Hereisourpet!Hawkeyeissevenyearsold,andwegothimfromourvet(獸醫(yī)).Hetakesinalotofcats.Hawkeyeisoneoftheeightcatsatourhomebutisarealcharacter.Hegetshisnamebecauseheissuchahawk(掠奪者)aroundfood.Ifyouarenotlooking,hewilltakeasandwichoffyourplate.Hecansmellthedeliciousfoodinthefridgefromanotherfloorinthehouse,andpotatochipsarehisfavouritethingtosteal(偷)!Hawkeyewasagreatanimalatthevet’s.ThevetthoughtHawkeyecouldbringgoodluckandhetookcareofallthenewcats,givingthemshowers,etc.Hedoesthatatourhouseaswell.LikeIsaid,heisquiteacharacterandveryfriendly.Healwaysgreetsuswhenwecomehome.Hehastocheckoutallthebagstomakesureifthere’sfoodthereforhim—especially(特別)chips!1．Hawkeyeis________.A．a(chǎn)dog B．a(chǎn)bird C．a(chǎn)cat D．a(chǎn)vet2．HegetshisnameHawkeyebecause________.A．heisafoodhawk B．hecanbringgoodluckC．heisarealcharacter D．heisquickatgettingfood3．Hawkeyelikes________bestofall.A．sandwiches B．potatochips C．potatoes D．newcats4．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Therearesevencatsinthewriter’shome.B．Hawkeyeonlystealspotatochips.C．Hawkeyetakesashoweratthewriter’shouse.D．Thevetdoesn’tlikeHawkeyeatall.5．WhatdoesthewriterthinkofHawkeye?A．Heisveryfriendly. B．Heisverylazy.C．Heisveryrude. D．Heisveryshy.NO.32021·江蘇·揚(yáng)州市梅嶺中學(xué)Sixmonthsago,JackcametoChinatostudy.HehasheardthatYangzhouisfamousforitsgardens.AndheplanstovisitsomegardensinJuly,sohehascollectedinformationaboutthemonlineasfollows:TheSlenderWestLake,namedNationalAAAAATouristAreain2010,includestheGreatRainbowBridge,theWhitePagoda,Five-pavilionBridge,theTwenty-fourBridge,theSmallGoldenHillandsoon.ThebesttimetotourtheSlenderWestLakeisinMarch.Duringthevisittothepark,theboattravelsonthewaterandvisitorstravelinthepicture.Ticket:Mar.—May.￥150;Othermonths￥90Time:8:30—17:00Bus:No.4,5,6,17,61busesTel0514-87370091Website:GeGarden,oneofthefourtopfamousChinesegardens,gotitsnamefrombamboo.Thebamboointhegardenformsthegreenscenery.Thecentreofthegardeniswell-knownforman-likehills.Fourseasonscanbeexperiencedhereatatime.Ticket:Mar.—May.￥10;Othermonths￥30Time:Mar.—May.7:15—18:00;Othermonths7:15—17:30Bus:No.8,30,61busesTelebsite:HeGarden,themostfamousgardeninthelateQingDynasty,isfamousforitslongdouble-waycorridor(走廊),whichisregardedastheearliestfootbridge.Ticket:Mar.—May.￥40;Othermonths￥30Time:7:30—17:15Bu:No.19,61busesTel0514-87222353Website:1.HowmuchwillJackspendifhevisitstheSlenderWestLakeandGeGarden?A．190yuan. B．130yuan. C．120yuan. D．180yuan.2．What’sHeGardenfamousfor?A．Thelongcorridor. B．Thegreenbamboo.C．Theman-madehills. D．Theboattravelling.3．Whichisrightaccordingtothepassage?A．GeGardeniswell-knownfortheWhitePagoda.B．TheTwenty-fourBridgeisveryniceinHeGarden.C．HeGardenisthemostfamousgardeninthelateTangDynasty.D．GeGardengotitsnamefrombamboo.NO.42021·江蘇南京WhenZhangYusiboughtherdogsfiveyearsago,sheneverthoughtthatshewouldspendnearlyhalfofthemoneyshemadeeachmonthraisingdogs.①Everymonth,shespendsnearly7,000yuanonpetfoodandsnacks,petclothingandtakingherseven-year-oldpoodle（鬈毛狗）andfive-year-oldYorkshireterrier（約克郡犬）onholidays.“Itakethemoutonroadtripstwiceamonth,andduringeachSpringFestivalIwouldtakethemtoShanghai,”saidZhang.Shealsopayssomephotographers（攝影師）totakephotosofherpets.Thiscostsher3,000yuaneachtime.②PeoplelikeZhangaredrivingthegrowthofthepetmarket.Petshopsnownotonlysellthingslikefoodandwaterbowls,butalsolifestyleitemssuchaspetwine,petmilkteaandpetquilt.Thereareevensomesmartrobotsfordogsandcats.③Oneofthemainreasonsbehindisthechangeinpeople’sideasaboutpets.Mostpeoplefromthepost-90sgenerationarefromsingle-childfamilies,sotheyfeellonelysometimes.Forthisreason,theirpetsareliketheirfamilymembersandmakethemfeelwarm.④HuangLanxi,whohadadogwhileshewasstudyingabroadinAustralia,said,“Thefirstgroupofpet-owners,includingourparents,keptdogstowatchandprotecttheirhomes.Buttoday,dogsnolongerplaysucharole.Theyareourfriendsandfamily.Someevensleepinthesamebedastheirowners.IbuydifferentkindsofitemsformydogbecauseIwanttoenrich（豐富）hisdiet.IthinkTaffee’slifeshouldbeascolorfulasmine.”1．DuringeachSpringFestival,ZhangYusiwouldtakeherdogsto________.A．Shanghai B．Nanjing C．Beijing D．Tianjin2．Fromthearticle,weknowZhangYusispendsalotofmoney________.A．takingphotosofherself B．takingherdogsoutforholidaysC．buyingsmartrobotsforherhouses D．buyingherpoodleandYorkshireterrier3．Thesentence“Thisiswhypeopleliketospendmoremoneyontheirpetstoday.”shouldbeputat________.A．① B．② C．③ D．④4．Fromthearticle,weknow________.A．ZhangYusicanmake7,000yuaneverymonthB．petownerscannotbuypetmilkteaatpetshopsnowC．ZhangYusigoesonroadtripswithherdogsonceamonthD．thefirstgroupofpetownerskeptdogstowatchandprotecttheirhomes5．Whatisthebesttitleofthisarticle?A．Notjustapet B．Newitemsforpets C．Changesinpetshops D．StoriesoftwopetownersNO.52021·江蘇揚(yáng)州Thetigeristhelargestwildcat-likeanimalintheworld.Sometigersliveincoldplaces一inIndiaandpartsofSoutheastAsia.Abigtigerisabout200kg,aboutthesameaseightten-year-oldkids.Amothertigergivesbirthtothreeorfourbabytigers,andshewilllookafterthemuntiltheyare1.5yearsold.Theyusuallylookforfoodalone,becausetheydon’tlikeworkingwithothers.Theycancatchanimalslikesheep.Tigerswaituntildarktowork.Tigerscaneatabout27kgofmeatinonenight,butmoreoftentheyeatabout5kgforameal.Itmaytakedaysforatigertofinisheatingitskill(獵物).Whenthetigerfeelsfull,itstopseatingandcoversthekillwithleaves(樹葉).Whenitgetshungry,itwillcomebacktoeatagain.Tigerslivefarawayfromeachother.Whentheysmellthetreesaroundthem,theyknowit’sanothertiger’sland.Unlikemostmembersofthecatfamily,tigersseemtoenjoywaterandtheyswimwell.1．Abigtigerisasheavyas_________ten-year-oldchildren.A．3 B．5 C．8 D．272．Whentigerslookforfood,theydon’tliketo_________.A．workwithothers B．waituntildark C．bealone D．fightwithothers3．Themeaningoftheunderlinedword“cover”probablyis_________.A．殺戮 B．保護(hù) C．捕獲 D．掩蓋4．Fromthepassage,wecanknowthattigers_________.A．knowtheirlandsclearly B．liveinwarmplacesinAsiaC．livetogetherunderthetrees D．catchanimalsduringthedayNO.62021·江蘇南京Itwasfeedingtimeatthezoo.Mr.Johnsontooktheseals(海豹)fish.Thesealswerehappy.Butonelittlesealwasnothappy.Hesatbyhimself.“Whatiswrong,Sammy?”saidMr.Johnson,“Iwanttoknowwhatitislikeoutsidethezoo,”saidthelittleseal.“Allright,Sammy,”saidMr.Johnson.Sammywalkedandwalkedandwalked.Somechildrenwerestandinginline.Sammygotinline,too.Theteacherwasnotlooking.Sammysatdown.“Allright,children.Nowwewillallsingasong,”saidtheteacher.Thechildrenhadgoodvoices.“Thatsoundsfine,”saidtheteacher.“Butoneofyouisbarking—justlikeaseal.”“Isityou,Joey?”askedtheteacher.“No,”saidJoey,“Isityou,Helen?”askedtheteacher.“No,”saidHelen.“Isityou,Dorothy,Robert,Fred,Joan,orAgnes?”“No,”saidthechildren.“Thenitmustbeyou.”saidtheteacher,“Iamsorry.Thisschoolisjustforboysandgirls.”“Pleaseletmestay,”saidSammy.“Iwillbegood.”“Allright.Youmaystay,”saidtheteacher.Sammywashappy.Hesatathisdeskandlookedattheteacher.Helearnedhowtoread.Helearnedhowtowrite.Abellrang.Schoolwasover.“Willyoubeheretomorrow?”saidthechildren.“No,”saidSammy.“Schoolisfun,butIbelongtothezoo.Ijustwantedtoknowwhatitwaslikeoutside.NowIhavetogoback.”“Good-bye,Sammy.”saidthechildren.“Wewillcometoseeyou.”“Good,”saidSammy.Sammywasinahurrytogetbacktothezoo.Hehadsomuchtotelltheotherseals.“MayIwelcomeyouhome,Sammy?”askedMr.Johnson.“Iamgladyouareback.Youarejustintimefordinner.”“There’snoplacelikehome,”saidSammy.1．WhydidSammywanttogoout?A．Hedidn’tlikethefoodinsidethezoo.B．Hefelttoohotandwantedtohaveabath.C．Hewantedtolearnhowtoreadandwrite.D．Hewantedtoknowwhatitwaslikeoutside.2．Whodoestheunderlinedword“you”inParagraph3referto(指)?A．Sammy. B．Helen. C．Robert. D．Joan.3．HowdidSammyfeelwhenhewentbacktothezoo?A．Sad. B．Afraid. C．Happy. D．Angry.4．Whatisthecorrectorderofthefollowingpicturesforthestory?A．b-a-d-c B．b-d-c-a C．d-c-b-a D．d-b-c-a5．Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A．Likefather,likeson. B．Seeingisbelieving.C．Itisnevertoooldtolearn. D．Eastorwest,homeisthebest.NO.72021·江蘇揚(yáng)州·(Renee—abeautifulprincess(公主)

Broo—abluebearNahloo—amagical（魔幻的）place)Therewasabluebearandhelikedtotakethingsfromotheranimals.WhenthePrincessReneeheardaboutBroo,shecamedownfromhercastle(城堡).ShefoundBroowhilehewasbusyeatinghoney(蜂蜜).“Mr.Bear,”thePrincesssaid,“youarewelcometovisitmyNahloo.Therewecansharewitheachother,butwedon’ttakethingsfromeachother.”Broothoughtaboutitforamomentandbegantoknowthathehadmadeamistake(犯錯誤)before.ThePrincesswenton,“Mr.Bear,youcandrinkandeat,butyouwon’tfeelgooduntilyougivekindnesstosomeoneelse.Ithinkyou’llfindthatitisbettertobefullinyourheart,notjustinyourstomach.”Aftersayingthis,thePrincesswentbacktothecastle,leavingBrooalone.Oneday,Broowasgoingtotakelotsofcookiesfromtherabbits,thenherememberedwhatthePrincesssaidtohim.SoBroodecidednottoeatthecookies.Therabbitsweresurprisedandsaid,“Thankyouforyourkindness,Mr.Bear.Nowthesecookieswilltastesweeterbecauseyougivethemtome.Ifyoulike,comebacktomorrowandwecanhavethecookiestogether.”Broowasfullofjoyandwentthroughtheland.Hegavebackeverythinghehadtaken.Andtheotheranimalswereverygladtosharetheirfoodwithhim.BroowassohappythathestarteddancinginthemoonlightwiththePrincessashispartner(舞伴).1．WhenthePrincessReneecamedown,Broowas________．A．watchingwithrabbits B．eatinghoney C．livingeverythingback D．havingcookies.2．InNahloo,________．A．thePrincessReneestayedwithBrooallthetimeB．everyonewashappytosharewitheachotherC．BrootookalotofcookiesfromrabbitsD．Brooneverknewhismistake3．Broofelt________afterhegavethecookiesbacktotherabbits.A．sad B．surprised C．happy D．hungry4．Thepassageisprobablyfrom________．A．a(chǎn)mathsbook B．a(chǎn)travelbook C．a(chǎn)historybook D．a(chǎn)storybookNO.82021·江蘇鹽城RatandMoleareathomeallday.Moleisbored.Hesays,‘‘IwanttovisitBadger.”ButRattellshim,“BadgerlivesinthemiddleoftheWildWood.It’salongwaytogoinwinter.”ButMolestillwantstogo.WhenRatisasleep,heputsonacoatandgoesintotheWildWood.Itiscoldandtheskyisgrey,firstitisfun.Butthenitgetsdark.Moleseesstrangelittlefacesinthewood.Thefaceshavesharpteeth.Hehearsstrangenoisesandheisafraid.PoorMolerunsandrunsthroughthewood.Thenheseesaholeinsideatreeandhehidesthere.WhenRatwakesupathome,hecalls,‘‘Mole,Mole!”butMoledoesn’tanswer.AndMole’scoatisn’tthere.Ratthinks,“MoleisvisitingBadger.Oh,no!MoleisintheWildWood!”heputsonhiscoatandputaguninhispocket.HegoesalongthepathtotheWildWood.Heseesthestrangefaceswithsharpteeth.ButtheyseeRat’sgun,andgoaway.Ratcallsandcalls,“Mole,whereareyou?It’sme-Rat.”Atlast,Moleanswers.“Rat,I’mhere!Inthetree!Iamveryfrightened!”hesaysinalittlevoice.‘‘Don’tworry,Mole,”saysRat,“Let’sgohomenow!”ButMoleisverytired.Hewantstosleep,soRatsitsandwaits.WhileMoleissleeping,itbeginstosnow.Thesnowiswhiteanditcoversallthepaths.Later,Molewakesup.Thenthetwofriendssetoffthroughthewhitewoods.EverythingisdifferentwiththesnowandsoonRatandMolearelost.Theywalkforhoursbuttheycannotfindthewayhome.Theyaretired,andcold,andhungry.Suddenly,Ratseesasigninthesnow.Thesignsays,“MrBadger”.“It’sBadger’sfrontdoor,”saysRat.Heisveryexcited.Theyringthedoorbell.“Whoisit?”callsBadger.‘‘Oh,Badger,”criesRat.“It’sme,Rat,andmyfriendMole,andwearelostinthesnow.”1．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?A．Molefeelsunhappyalltheway. B．It’seasyforMoletorunthroughthewood.C．Molemeetsalotofdifficultiesinthewood. D．MolegoesintothewildwoodwithBadger.2．WhenRatwakesupathome,hegoes________.A．tolookforMole B．tohuntinthewoodC．tovisitBadgertoo D．toplaywithhisfriends3．Itbeginstosnowwhen________.A．MolemeetsRat B．MoleissleepingC．Moleiswalkinginthewood D．Moleisathome4．WhatistherightorderofwhatMoledoesinthestory?①M(fèi)olehearssomestrangenoise.②Molefeelsnothinginterestingathome.③MoleandRatlosetheirwayinthewood.④MoleisveryhappytomeetRatinthewood.A．②①④③ B．①②④③ C．②④①③ D．①③②④5．Whatmayhappennext?A．Badgerdoesn’topenthedoor. B．Badgerletsthemgobackhome.C．Badgerasksthemtocomein. D．Badgertellsthemthewayhome.NO.92021·江蘇·射陽Alicewassurprisedtoseemanyanimalssittingtogether.Theywereallwet.“I’lltellyoualongstory,”theMousesaid.“BythetimeIfinish,you’llbedry.”Hebegantellingastoryheknew.Itwasfulloflongwords.Itwasallaboutpeopleinhistorytheydidn'tknowabout.Everyonethoughtthestorywasveryboring,anditdidn'thelptodrytheanimals.OneoftheanimalswasaDodobird.Hesaid,“There’sabetterwaytogetdry.We’llhavearace(賽跑).”Everyoneagreedthatthiswasagoodidea,sotheDodosaid,“Getready.One,two,three,go!”Andtheyallranoffindifferentdirections.Theyranlikethisforhalfanhour.ThentheDodosaid,“Stop!Theraceisover.”Alltheanimalsstoppedrunning.TheyallcamebackandsataroundtheDodo.Someanimalsasked,whowon?”“Idon'tknow,”theDodoanswered.“Ithinkeveryonewon.Look,everyonegetsdrynow,soeveryonemusthaveaprize.”“Whowillgivetheprize?”Alltheanimalswantedtoknow.“Shemust,”theDodosaid,p