2024年中考英语二轮专题复习 名著阅读理解19篇（选自江苏二模试题）（含解析）

英语中考复习 名著阅读理解19篇（选自江苏二模试题）
《黑布林丹的村庄游乐会》1篇
《秘密花园》2篇
《匹诺曹历险记》1篇
《野性的呼唤》1篇
《绿山墙的安妮》2
《威尼斯商人》1篇
《绿野仙踪》2篇
《白牙》1篇
《罗密欧与朱丽叶》1篇
《海底两万里》1篇
《长山村的故事》1篇
《莫格利的兄弟》1篇
《麦琪的礼物》1篇
《金银岛》1篇
《女巫与魔衣橱》1篇
《木偶奇遇记》1篇
一、阅读理解
（2024·江苏盐城·二模）
Dan meets Kevin in the village hall and he mistakes Kevin for ‘Nemesis’, a bully who often does something nasty（恶毒的）to kids. After chatting, they think they should do something.
Dan and Kevin go behind the curtain and sit on the floor against the wall. Dylan lies down next to them and closes his eyes. The boys turn their torches off. They don’t talk. They sit and wait.
It’s dark but Dan can see the time on his watch. 12: 30 comes and goes.
Then it’s 1 o’clock. Then there is a noise. The outside door is opening.
Dylan opens his eyes. Then he sits up. He looks towards the door and makes a little noise.
“Shh!” Dan tells Dylan. The outside door closes. Dan and Kevin see a light under the door to the hall. The door opens and someone turns on the lights in the hall.
Very slowly Kevin and Dan look out from behind the curtain. A person dressed all in black is standing in the middle of the hall. It is Chloe. She’s looking round. She starts moving chairs and looking for something. Then she walks across to the piano. She plays a little music on the piano and smiles.
Dan looks at Kevin. Kevin looks at Dan. “Chloe smiling ” their looks say.
The boys look around the curtain again. Chloe is looking around the room again. She looks towards the curtain. Dan and Kevin move their heads back quickly.
Then they hear Chloe say, “Ah! There it is.” And they hear her walk towards the curtain. She takes something off a chair near the curtain and then sees the two boys sitting on the floor.
“What are you doing here ” she asks.
“What are you doing here ” asks Dan.
Chloe shows him her mobile phone. “But what about you two ” she asks.
Kevin takes some chocolate out of his pocket and shows it to Chloe.
“We’re having a midnight picnic.” he says.
Dylan sees the chocolate and starts wagging his tail.
Chloe gives both the boys a strange look, turns off the lights and leaves.
“It’s not Chloe then,” says Dan.
“No,” says Kevin.
“Be patient!” says Dan.
—Taken from Dan and the Village Fete
1．When does the story happen
A．In the morning. B．At midnight.
C．In the evening. D．At lunchtime.
2．What is Chloe looking for in the village hall
A．The piano. B．A mobile phone.
C．Some chocolate. D．A torch.
3．Which of the following is the correct order according to the passage
①Chloe is standing in the middle of the hall, looking around.
②Kevin takes some chocolate out of his pocket and shows it to Chloe.
③Dan and Kevin decide to wait for Nemesis’s appearance together.
④Dan and Kevin find out the door opens and someone turns on the lights in the hall.
⑤Chloe takes something off a chair near the curtain and sees the two boys sitting there.
A．③①④②⑤ B．③④①②⑤
C．③④①⑤② D．③④②①⑤
4．Why does Chloe give Dan and Kevin a strange look before leaving
A．She thinks they are silly.
B．She wants to join their picnic.
C．She is surprised to find them there.
D．She suspects they are up to something.
5．What will Dan and Kevin do next
A．They will continue to wait for Nemesis.
B．They will leave the hall as soon as possible.
C．They will have a midnight chocolate “picnic” with Chloe.
D．They will tell others what they do and see in the village hall.
（2024·江苏连云港·二模）One morning, as Mary was skipping slowly along the path, she heard the sound of music. She was very curious and went to find out.
A boy was sitting under a tree. He was playing music. He had blue eyes and red cheeks. A squirrel and two rabbits were watching him and listening to the music. When he saw Mary, he said, “I’m Dickon. I know who your are. You are Miss Mary.”
He took out a package.
“Here are the garden tools. I bought some packets of seeds too.”
“If you like,” Dickon said, “I can plant them for you. Where’s your garden ”
“Can you keep a secret ” she said.
“I keep secrets all the time,” Dickon laughed.
“I stolen a garden,” Mary said quickly. “Nobody wants it. Perhaps everything is dead in it already. I don’t know.”
She began to cry.
“Where is it ” asked Dickon.
“Come with me,” she said.
She took him along the path to the wall with ivy on it. Then she unlocked the door, and they went in together.
“Here it is,” she said. “It’s a secret garden.”
Dickon’s blue eyes opened wide in surprise as he looked at the garden.
“It’s very pretty,” he whispered. “It’s like being in a dream. In the spring there are going to be lots of birds’ nests here.”
“Are the roses alive or dead ” Mary asked him.
He went up to an old tree and pointed at the branch. “It was dry and grey, but there was a small green bit growing on it.”
“This bit’s alive,” he explained. “But there’s a lot of old wood that is dead. We must cut it off. There are going to be lots of roses here this summer.”
They went from bush to bush and from tree to tree. He was very strong and clever with his knife. He knew how to cut off the dry and dead wood.
“There’s a lot of work to do here.” he said.
“Can you come again and help me ” Mary asked him. “Please, Dickon!”
“Yes, every day if you like,” he answered.
6．Mary began to cry when she told Dickon the secret garden because ________.
A．she lost the key to the garden
B．Dickon didn’t believe her words
C．Dickon stolen the garden tools and seeds
D．she thought nothing could survive in the garden
7．Which is the right order for Dickon
a. He cut off dry and dead wood.
b. He entered the garden with Mary.
c. He saw Mary and had a talk with her.
d. He sat under the tree and played music
A．a-b-d-c B．a-c-d-b C．d-c-b-a D．d-b-a-c
8．What can we ________ infer from the passage
A．Dickon would build some birds’ nest.
B．Dickon would come to the garden again.
C．Mary would invite more friends to the garden.
D．Mary would play wonderful music in the garden.
9．What is Dickon like in the passage
A．serious and excited. B．kind and helpful.
C．curious and modest. D．careful and funny.
（2024·江苏南京·二模）
The Marionette, as soon as his hunger was appeased, started to grumble and cry that he wanted a new pair of feet.
But Mastro Geppetto, in order to punish him for his mischief (淘气), let him alone the whole morning. After dinner, he said to him: “Why should I make your feet over again To see you run away from home once more “
“I promise you,” answered the Marionette, sobbing, “that from now on I’ll be good…”
“Boys always promise that when they want something,” said Geppetto. “I promise to go to school every day, to study, and to succeed.”
“Boys always sing that song when they want their own will.”
“But I am not like other boys! I am better than all of them and I always tell the truth. I promise you, Father, that I’ll learn a trade, and I’ll be the comfort and staff of your old age.”
Geppetto, though trying to look very stern, felt his eyes fill with tears and his heart soften when he saw Pinocchio so unhappy. He said no more, but taking his tools and two pieces of wood, he set to work diligently.
In less than an hour the feet were finished, two slender, nimble little feet, strong and quick, modeled as if by an artist’s hands.
“Close your eyes and sleep!” Geppetto then said to the Marionette.
Pinocchio closed his eyes and pretended (假装) to be asleep, while Geppetto stuck on the two feet with a bit of glue melted in an eggshell, doing his work so well that the joint could hardly be seen.
As soon as the Marionette felt his new feet, he gave one leap from the table and started to skip and jump around, as if he had lost his head from very joy.
“To show you how grateful I am to you, Father, I’ll go to school now. But to go to school I need a suit of clothes.”
Geppetto did not have a penny in his pocket, so he made his son a little suit of flowered paper, a pair of shoes from the bark of a tree, and a tiny cap from a bit of dough.
Pinocchio ran to look at himself in a bowl of water, and he felt so happy that he said proudly: “Now I look like a gentleman.”
“Truly,” answered Geppetto. “But remember that fine clothes do not make the man unless they be neat and clean.”
“Very true,” answered Pinocchio, “but, in order to go to school, I still need something very important.”
“What is it ”
“An A-B-C book.”
Putting on his old coat, full of darns and patches (补丁), he ran out of the house without another word. After a while he returned. In his hands, he had the A-B-C book for his son, but the old coat was gone. The poor fellow was in his shirt sleeves and the day was cold.
“Where’s your coat, Father ”
“I have sold it.”
“Why did you sell it ”
“It’s too warm.”
Pinocchio understood the answer in a twinkling, and, unable to restrain his tears, he jumped on his father’s neck and kissed him over and over.
—Adapted from The Adventures of Pinocchio
10．According to the story, which of the following character relationships is correct
A．Geppetto is Marionette’s son. B．Pinocchio is Geppetto’s father.
C．Geppetto is Pinocchio’s father. D．Marionette and Pinocchio are friends.
11．What does the underlined word “stern” probably mean in the story
A．serious B．excited C．touched D．happy
12．What is the correct order of what happened in the story
a. Geppetto was deeply moved.
b. Geppetto made a suit out of paper.
c. Marionette cried for a new pair of feet.
d. Marionette made promises to be a good man.
A．a c d b B．c-b-d-a C．c-d-a-b D．a-d-b-c
13．What can we know from the underlined sentence
A．Geppetto played a trick on his son. B．Geppetto felt hot because of the weather.
C．Geppetto loved his son more than himself. D．Geppetto didn’t like the old coat any more.
14．What is the best title for the story
A．A Dishonest Boy B．A Poor Family
C．A New Pair of Feet D．An A-B-C Book
（2024·江苏常州·二模）Buck did not read the newspapers, or he would know that trouble was coming.
In fact, trouble was on its way for every strong dog with warm long hair. This was because men, going through the Arctic (北极的) darkness, had discovered a yellow metal-gold. And because shipping and transportation (运输) companies were advertising the discovery, thousands of men were rushing into the Northland. These men wanted heavy dogs, with strong muscles (肌肉) for working and thick coats to protect them from the cold.
Buck lived at Judge Miller’s house in the sunny-kissed Santa Clara Valley. There were big stables (马厩), long grape fields, fruit gardens and a big swimming pool. Buck ruled over the whole kingdom. Here he was born and here he had lived the four years of his life. He protected the Judge’s sons and daughters at long midnight or early morning walks. On cold winter nights he lay at the Judge’s feet in front of the warm library fire. He was king—king over everything, crawled (爬行的), walked, or flew at Judge Miller’s place, including humans.
Buck was this kind of dog in the autumn of 1897, when the discovery of gold in the Klondike pulled men from all over the world into the cold North. But Buck did not read the newspapers. He did not know that Manuel, one of gardener’s helpers, was not to be trusted. Manuel loved to gamble (赌博). He believed he could win but the result was the opposite.
On the night of Manuel’s betrayal, no one saw him and Buck went off through the fields. Buck imagined it to be a relaxing walk. They arrived at a little train. A man talked with Manuel and money passed between them. Manuel tied a piece of thick rope around Buck’s neck. Buck accepted it quietly. To be sure, it was unwanted, but Buck had learned to trust men he knew.
However, when the ends of the rope were placed in the stranger’s hands, he barked. Then the rope tightened (收紧) painfully, his tongue hanging out of his mouth. Then his strength disappeared, his eyes grew dim (浑浊), and he knew nothing when the train pulled up. Two men threw him into the baggage car.
(Adapted from The Call of the Wild by Jack London)
15．Why were thousands of men rushing into the Northland
A．Because they might discover gold there.
B．Because they could live a better life there.
C．Because they could find the dogs they needed there.
D．Because they wanted to enjoy the beautiful views there.
16．Which description about Buck is NOT true according to the story
A．Manuel took Buck out for a relaxing walk one night.
B．Life before the autumn of 1897 was enjoyable for him.
C．He had lived in Judge Miller’s house since he was born.
D．Manuel could take him out of Miller’s house because he trusted Manuel.
17．What does the underlined word “betrayal” in Paragraph 5 mean
A．信任 B．帮助 C．背叛 D．虐待
18．What is the story mainly about
A．Animals’ trust in humans. B．People’s discovery of gold.
C．Buck’s early life at Judge Miller’s. D．The turning point of Buck’s life.
（2024·江苏无锡·二模）Anne and Diana were getting ready for a concert. Anne was one of the performers.
“Are you nervous ” asked Diana.
“Not at all. I’ve spoken lots in public now. I’m reciting (背诵) a poem that is very emotional.”
At the hotel, Anne went to the performers’ dressing room. She suddenly felt shy. The other performers were from the city. She was from the country.
Unluckily, a professional speaker recited a poem before Anne. The audience was captivated (迷住). When it was time Anne walked slowly onto the stage. But she had a fear of the stage, and it paralyzed her completely. She stood without speaking. Then, she saw Gilbert in the audience. Anne thought that he was laughing at her. Actually, Gilbert was smiling because he was enjoying the evening. He thought Anne looked beautiful.
Anne did not want to fail in front of Gilbert. Her nervousness disappeared. She began her poem. She believed in herself.
When Anne finished there was lots of applause. She felt shy as she walked back to her seat.
After the concert, the lady from the city introduced Anne to everybody. A tall girl paid her a compliment (赞扬). They had dinner in an elegant dining room. Diana and Jane were invited, too. Anne felt very pleased with the evening.
“What an evening! Anne, your poem was great. I was worried at first. You were better than that professional woman,” said Jane.
“No, I wasn’t better than her. I’m only a schoolgirl, with a little talent. But I’m quite pleased that people liked my performance,” said Anne.
“Did you see all the diamonds (钻石) on those ladies They were beautiful. Imagine being rich!” said Jane.
“We are rich. We’re sixteen years old. We’re happy and we’ve got imaginations. Look at that sky. It’s not lovelier with money. Do you want to be that tall girl and look sad all your life Or the lady from the city. She is nice but she’s fat. You know you don’t, Jane Andrews,” said Anne.
“I don’t know. I think diamonds make you feel quite good,” said Jane.
“Well, I just want to be myself. I’m quite happy to be Anne of Green Gables, with my pearl necklace from Matthew.”
—Adapted from Anne of Green Gables
19．What does the underlined word “paralyzed” mean in this story
A．Get someone well prepared. B．Make someone unable to think.
C．Get someone out of trouble. D．Make someone forget about time.
20．What can we infer from the passage
A．Gilbert was Anne’s classmate but they had a fight before.
B．Anne was afraid of acting on the stage when she was a little girl.
C．Gilbert came to the concert because he wanted to make fun of Anne.
D．Anne had her own way of understanding and winning respect from others.
21．Which is the best title for this story
A．The Concert B．Being Rich C．The Poem D．Being Confident
（2024·江苏盐城·二模）Bassanio looked at the three boxes, but he did not read the writing on them. He looked at the gold and silver.
“The world is tricked by appearances,” he said. “People often hide ordinary things with beautiful gold, silver, and jewels. People always agree with those who speak well, even if they say foolish things. Many people who seem brave are really cowards. How often do we believe in leaders who turn out to be bad ” Then Bassanio remembered the story of Midas, the man who loved gold too much. He wanted everything to be gold. He wished that he could make everything gold just by touching it. When he could, it was a disaster. He could not eat his golden food, and he was afraid to touch his daughter. “No, I do not want these beautiful boxes of gold and silver. I will choose the lead box with its ordinary color. It speaks more to me than all the gold and silver in the world. Please give me the key to the lead box. Let happiness be mine.” Bassanio said to himself.
One of the servants gave him the key, and he went to the box and opened it. Portia was very pleased. She could not believe it, until Bassanio opened the box and saw the picture of Portia inside it. When he saw the picture, he loved her even more because the picture was very beautiful. He wondered how anyone could paint such a good picture of her. It was almost as beautiful as Portia herself. He looked at all the parts of the picture. He looked at the eyes and the hair and the eyes. All of them were perfect. But Portia herself was even more beautiful than her picture.
The writing inside the box told him that he had chosen the right box. It said that he should go to Portia and look into her eyes. She would be his wife. Bassanio could not believe it. “Is it really true ” he asked. “Will you really be my wife I am afraid to believe it until you say so.”
—Adopted from The Merchant of Venice
22．What does Paragraph 2 mainly tell us
A．How appearances trick the world. B．What gold and silver are used for.
C．Why Bassanio chose the lead box. D．What Bassanio thought of the happiness.
23．What may “cowards” do when they face the difficulties
A．Ask others for help. B．Show fear and give up.
C．Find out ways to solve them. D．Hand in the problems to others.
24．Why did Portia feel very pleased when Bassanio opened the box
A．Because Bassanio didn’t like gold, silver or jewels.
B．Because Bassanio didn’t read the writing on the box.
C．Because she hoped to become the wife of Bassanio.
D．Because she thought the picture in the box was perfect.
25．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A．There was nothing but a picture in the lead box.
B．The servants advised Bassanio to choose the lead box.
C．Bassanio thought the picture was more beautiful than Portia.
D．Bassanio was too excited to believe himself after reading the writing.
26．What may be the best title of the passage
A．Bassanio and the lead box B．Portia and her picture
C．The things in the boxes D．Tricks by appearances
（2023·江苏宿迁·二模）
Dorothy and her little dog Toto lived in a small house in Kansas.
One day, a terrible storm came and blew their house up into the air. Dorothy’s house fell down in a beautiful place with green grass and thick forest.
Suddenly, a crowd of people rushed up to her happily. An old woman said in a sweet voice, “Welcome to the nation of Oz. You have helped to kill the Wicked(邪恶的) Witch of the East, and set our Munchkin people free from her spell(咒语) forever. Thank you.”
“There must be some mistakes. I didn’t kill anything.” Dorothy felt puzzled. The old woman pointed to the corner of the house. “Her two feet are still under your house.”
“Oh, dear! My house must have fallen on her. I didn’t mean to harm her,” cried Dorothy, looking scared. “I’m the very Good Witch of the North. You save us, so if there is any help I can do, just ask,” said the old woman.
“Can you help me go back home ” Dorothy asked.
“You have to go to the Emerald City. Only the great wizard(巫师) of Oz he will help you. But there’s a long way to go. It is not easy to find him. Put on the magic silver shoes that belonged to the Wicked Witch of the East. I will give you my kiss and no one will hurt you.” The good witch kissed Dorothy on the forehead and said goodbye to her...
—Taken from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
27．Where did Dorothy’s house land after the storm
A．In Kansas. B．In the nation of Oz. C．In the Emerald City. D．In the air
28．Why did the old woman thank Dorothy
A．Because Dorothy killed the Wicked Witch of the East.
B．Because Dorothy caught the Wicked Witch of the East.
C．Because Dorothy saved Munchkins people from the storm.
D．Because Dorothy wanted to save herself.
29．What does the underlined word “puzzled” mean in Paragraph 4
A．开心的 B．难过的 C．困惑的 D．兴奋的
30．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A．The good witch can help Dorothy find her way home.
B．Dorothy planned to kill the Wicked Witch of the East.
C．Dorothy didn’t want to go back home.
D．The magic silver shoes and the kiss may help Dorothy.
（2024·江苏扬州·二模）Mary Lennox was born in India. She had a little thin face and a little thin body, thin light hair. Her hair was yellow, and her face was yellow and always ill in one way or another. Her father worked for the government there. He was always busy and ill himself, and her mother was a great beauty who cared only to go to parties. So Mary spent all her time with the Indian servants. She had an Ayah, a nurse, who looked after her. The Ayah’s job was to keep the little girl away from her parents as much as possible. The Ayah had to give Mary whatever she wanted and the little girl became very selfish. She loved no one, and not anyone cared for her at all. Mary wasn’t pretty like her mother. She was often ill. She never smiled and she was always cross with the servants.
One day, one of the servants died of cholera, a terrible disease. The next day three more servants died. After that the others ran away. Mary went to bed and slept for a long, long time. When she woke up the house was quiet. She called her Ayah but no one came. She got up and looked around. She was alone. The only other living thing in the house was a little snake that looked at her with eyes like jewels. She wasn’t afraid because she knew that the snake wasn’t dangerous.
Then Mary heard footsteps. She was in her room when a soldier in uniform opened the door. The man was surprised to see a little girl there. He called to another soldier outside. “Poor little girl!” said the officer. “There is no one in the house. Everyone else, including your parents, had died or fled. It was true that there was no one in the house but herself and the little rustling snake.”
After her parents’ death, Mary, the newly-orphaned child, travelled to England on a ship with a soldier’s wife. “You are going to be sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with your uncle,” she told Mary.
—Adapted from The Secret Garden
31．How did Mary’s parents die
A．They were killed by the servants. B．They were bitten by a snake.
C．They might die of a serious disease. D．They were killed in a war.
32．Which of the following is TRUE about Mary Lennox
A．Mary was loved by her parents. B．Mary depended on her Ayah a lot.
C．Mary was as beautiful as her mother. D．Mary was kept out of her grandparents’ sight.
33．The underlined word “fled” in Paragraph 3 means “________”.
A．left B．hurt C．missed D．hid
34．Where was Mary sent after her parents died
A．To her aunt’s home. B．To a boarding school.
C．To her uncle’s home. D．To a soldier’s home.
（2024·江苏盐城·二模）
After crossing the river, Dorothy and her friends came to a flower field, with many other colourful flowers next to it.
“How beautiful!” Dorothy said.
“When I have brains, I will probably like them better.” the Scarecrow said.
“If I had a heart, I would love them.” added the Tin Woodman.
“I always liked flowers.” the Lion said. “But there are none in the forest so bright as these.”
Soon they found themselves in the middle of poppies. It is known that when there are many of these flowers together, their strong smell will make anyone breathing it fall asleep, even sleep forever. But Dorothy didn’t know this. Soon Dorothy’s eyes grew so heavy that she felt she had to sleep. Dorothy fell among the poppies, fast asleep.
“The smell is killing us all. If we leave her here, she will die.” said the Lion. “I can hardly keep my eyes open, and the dog Toto is asleep already.”
“Run fast and get out of here.” said the Scarecrow to the Lion, “We can carry the little girl, but you are too heavy.”
The Lion ran as fast as possible but he fell asleep before he was out of the field. Luckily, the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman were not troubled by the smell. They made a chair with their hands and carried Dorothy through the flowers to the grass far enough from the poppy field.
The Tin Woodman built a truck and pulled the Lion with the Scarecrow. The sweet fresh air woke Dorothy, Toto and the Lion. Soon they continued their journey.
—Adapted from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
35．What didn’t the Tin Woodman have
A．A brain. B．A heart. C．A friend. D．A hand.
36．What does the underlined word “poppies” mean
A．A kind of tall tree. B．A kind of special colour.
C．A kind of sweet fruit. D．A kind of poisonous plant.
37．Who were not troubled by the smell
A．The Scarecrow and Dorothy. B．The Lion and Toto.
C．The Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman. D．The Tin Woodman and the Lion.
38．Which is the right order of what happened in the story
①The Lion fell asleep in the field.
②Dorothy fell among the poppies, fast asleep.
③The fresh air woke Dorothy, Toto and the Lion.
④Dorothy and her friends came to a poppy flower field.
A．④②①③ B．②①③④ C．④①②③ D．②④①③
39．What can we learn from the passage
A．The story happened by the river.
B．Dorothy didn’t get along with her friends.
C．They can be safe in the field for a long time.
D．Dorothy and her friends were on a hard journey.
（2024·江苏连云港·一模）The she-wolf walked deeper into the cave. It was larger inside than at the opening. It was warm and dry. The opening was small enough for her to stop anything dangerous from coming inside. She lay down and rested. She had found what she was looking for.
One-Eye entered the cave, but the she-wolf growled at him, and he quickly backed out again. He was hungry, and he went off to hunt. He was away from the cave for many hours. When he returned, he heard noises inside. He did not know what they were. He tried to enter the cave, but the she-wolf growled at him again. She now had five wolf cubs. She was afraid that One-Eye would eat them. She knew that male wolves sometimes ate their cubs.
One-Eye was not that kind of wolf. He knew he had to find food for his mate and her cubs. He set off to hunt again. Before long, he saw a small animal. It was big enough to eat, but as he moved toward it, it rolled itself into a ball. It was a porcupine (豪猪), an animal with sharp spines. When it is attacked, it shoots these spines at its attacker. He was afraid of the porcupine, so he moved on and looked for other small animals to eat.
He came to the river bank. A large water bird was standing there. One-Eye leapt at it and caught it. He was hungry and began to eat the bird. He remembered the she-wolf and her cubs in the cave. She needed food. He picked up the dead bird and began to carry it back to the cave.
He returned to where he had seen the porcupine. Another animal was watching the porcupine. It was a lynx. The lynx was waiting for the right moment to attack the porcupine. One-Eye decided to watch and see what would happen.
The porcupine thought it was safe and began to unroll. As soon as it unrolled, the lynx sprang forward and tried to bite it. The porcupine quickly rolled itself up again and shot sharp spines into the lynx. The lynx leapt into the air in great pain and then ran off.
One-Eye saw that the porcupine was badly hurt. He waited. One-Eye could see a good place to bite it, but he waited until he was sure the porcupine was dead. Then he picked it up and carried it back to where he had left the dead bird. He quickly ate the bird and carried the dead porcupine back to the cave.
The she-wolf let him come in with the food. She knew now that he was not the kind of mate who would eat the cubs. She knew he would take care of her and her family.
—Taken from White Fang
40．How is the cave
A．It has a large opening. B．It was very cold and windy.
C．It was warm and dry. D．It was only enough for a wolf.
41．What does the underlined word “growl ”in Paragraph Two mean
A．Shout happily. B．Shout angrily. C．Sing happily. D．Sing slowly.
42．Why did One-eye wait for the porcupine to be dead
A．Because he wanted to run away. B．Because he did not like it.
C．Because he wanted to eat it. D．Because he did not want to get hurt.
43．Which is the correct order of the following things
a. The she-wolf let him come into the cave when she saw that he brought food.
b. One-Eye went to find food for his family.
c. One-Eye saw a lynx attack a porcupine and waited until the porcupine was dead.
d. One-Eye ate a bird and took the porcupine back for the bubs to eat.
e. The she-wolf found a good cave for her cubs.
A．e-b-d-a-c B．e-b-c-d-a C．c-d-e-a-b D．c-d-a-e-b
（2024·江苏宿迁·二模）Romeo had been in a good mood all morning. He’d had a dream that he was about to receive some good news. He was lighthearted and he walked through the streets of Mantua feeling that his feet weren’t touching the ground.
His dream was that Juliet had found him dead. And although it was a strange dream that allowed a dead man to think and feel, she had brought him back to life with her kisses and made him as happy as a king. He smiled as he walked. It just showed how wonderful the real thing was if even dreams about love could make you feel so good. Wasn’t that his man, Balthasar, coming down the street It was. It must be good news from Verona.
“Balthasar,” he said. “Have you got a letter from the Friar How’s my wife And my father Is he alright ” Romeo did a little jig, dancing round his servant. “How’s my Juliet I’m asking that because if she’s well then everything is wonderful.”
Balthasar said nothing. He stared at the ground, avoiding Romeo’s eyes. Romeo stopped his dancing. Balthasar was crying.
“She’s well. So nothing can be wrong,” said Balthasar. He turned his back on Romeo and blurted, “Her body’s sleeping in Capulet’s tomb (坟墓) and her soul’s among the angels.”
Romeo felt cold, even in that terrible heat. His expression doubted his servant’s statement. “I watched them putting her in the tomb their family vault,” said Balthasar, “and then came straight to you.” He saw the pain in Romeo’s face and wished he could think of some way of comforting him.
“It can’t be!” said Romeo at last. He turned away. “The stars are against us. But I won’t give into them!” He turned back to Balthasar. “Go and get me some paper and ink and hire us some horses.”
“I beg of you, sir,” said Balthasar, “be careful. You’re sad and I’m worried that something bad is going to happen.” “You’re wrong,” said Romeo. “Just do as I tell you. Haven’t you got a letter from the Friar ”
“No.”
“It doesn’t matter. Go and get the horses. I’ll see you later.”
—Taken from Romeo and Juliet
44．According to Paragraph1, how does Romeo feel
A．Angry. B．Sad. C．Happy. D．Disappointed.
45．How did Romeo react to Balthasar’s news
A．He didn’t care about it. B．He knew what happened already.
C．He couldn’t believe it. D．He was worried that Balthasar was too tired.
46．Which do you think will happen next
A．Romeo will manage to make a lot of money. B．Romeo is going to Balthasar’s wedding.
C．Romeo is going to visit the place where Juliet lived. D．Romeo is excitedly going on a trip with his friends.
47．Which of the following is the best title for the passage
A．The Bad News. B．Two Happy Friends. C．The Trip to Home. D．Plans of a Wedding.
（2024·江苏宿迁·二模）One dollar and eighty-seven cents. Three times Della counted it. That was all. And the next day would be Christmas.
Della stood by the window and looked out at a cat in the yard. She had only $1. 87 to buy Jim a present. She had been saving money in every way she could for months, but she had only $1. 87. Expenses (开支) were always greater than she had expected. There were two possessions that Della and her husband were proud of. One was Jim’s gold watch that had been his father’s and his grandfather’s. The other was Della’s long beautiful hair.
Suddenly, Della turned around and walked up to a pier glass (穿衣镜) . Della pulled down her hair and let it fall to its full length. Then she walked out of the door and down the stairs to the street. Della stopped in front of a sign, it read, “Mne Sofronie. Hair Goods of All Kinds.” She took a deep breath and went in. For twenty dollars, she sold her beautiful hair. She spent two hours searching the stores for Jim’s present. She found it at last. It was a nice watch chain (链子) , which cost her twenty-one dollars. After buying it, Della returned home.
At seven o’clock, Jim came back home. His eyes were fixed upon Della, and there was an expression (神色) in them that she could not read.
Della stood up and went for him. “Darling,” she said, “I had my hair cut off and sold it because I want to get you a Christmas present. You don’t know what a beautiful, nice gift I’ve got for you.”
“You’ve cut off your hair ” Jim said, as if he had not accepted the fact yet.
“I’ve cut it off and sold it,” Della said.
Jim seemed to wake suddenly. He took a package (包裹) out of his coat pocket and put it on the table. Della opened it. There lay the set of combs (梳子) that she had always wanted. She knew they were expensive. She had never dreamed of really owning them. And now, they were hers, but her beautiful hair was gone.
She looked up with a smile and said, “My hair grows very fast, Jim!” And then Della held the watch chain out to Jim. “Isn’t it beautiful I hunted all over town to find it. Give me your watch. I want to see how it looks on your watch,” she said.
Instead of obeying, Jim sat down on the sofa and smiled. “Della,” he said, “let’s put our Christmas gifts away and keep them for a while. They are too nice to use just at present. I sold the watch to get the money to buy your combs.”
—Adapted from The Gift of the Magi
48．Why was Della in a bad mood
A．She was not satisfied with her husband’s job.
B．She couldn’t afford to buy a present for her husband.
C．She didn’t want to live in this small flat any more.
D．She had to prepare many things for the coming Christmas.
49．What plan came to Della’s mind when she stood before the pier glass
A．Selling her hair for money. B．Finding something to match her hair.
C．Making money to support the family. D．Buying her husband a gold watch chain.
50．Which of the following is TRUE according to the story
A．Jim regretted not telling Della he had sold his watch.
B．Jim was mad at Della after knowing she sold her hair.
C．Della thought the combs were not worth the money.
D．Della had only $ 0.87 left after buying the watch chain.
51．What can we infer (推断) from the story
A．Della didn’t like her hair. B．The couple loved each other deeply.
C．The couple lived a rich life. D．The couple might have a fight at last.
（2024·江苏连云港·二模）The boat began to float away. At first, Anne enjoyed the romance of being the Lily Girl. Then, something not at all romantic happened. The boat began to break. It looked like it would fill and sink (下沉), and Anne could not swim! Just then, the boat hit an old wooden pile (木桩). Anne jumped out of the boat and grabbed it. She held on and waited for the girls to find her. The boat went under the bridge and then sank. Ruby, Jane, and Diana watched it sink and were sure that Anne had gone down with it. They screamed and screamed and ran off to find help. Poor Anne was still hanging on to the wooden pile. The minutes passed by, each seeming like an hour to the unlucky Lily Girl.
Just then, Gilbert Blythe came under the bridge in a little boat. “Anne Shirley! How on earth did you get there ” he asked. Without waiting for an answer, he pulled close to the pile and held out his hand. Anne jumped into the boat, scared and angry.
“We were playing ‘Elaine,” said Anne, trying not to look at him. Gilbert took Anne to land. The girl jumped out of the boat. “Thank you,” she said, and turned away. Gilbert also jumped from the boat.
“Anne,” he said, “I’m very sorry I called your hair ‘carrots’. I think your hair is very pretty now. Let’s be fiends.” Anne thought for a moment. Then, she remembered that she hated Gilbert Blythe! She would never forgive (原谅) him! “No,” she said coldly, “I shall never be friends with you, Gilbert Blythe.” “All right!” Gilbert jumped back into the boat, his face red. “I’ll never ask you to be friends again, Anne Shirley. ”
As Anne walked away, she regretted (遗憾, 后悔) that she had not answered Gilbert differently. She wanted to cry.
When Anne told her friends what had happened, they thought it was very romantic.
52．What happened to the boat
A．It broke and reached land. B．It broke and sank at last.
C．It floated out to the sea. D．Nothing went wrong with it.
53．Why were Annie’s friends scared
A．They thought Anne fell off the bridge.
B．They thought Anne had been kidnapped.
C．They thought Anne had swum away silently.
D．They thought Anne went down in the boat and died.
54．What would Anne say to Gilbert Blythe when she met him next time
A．I hate you. I will never be friends with you.
B．I won’t be friendly to you if you call my hair carrots.
C．I'm sorry for my answer last time. I hope tb be friends with you.
D．I feel sad and angry. I will never ask you to be friends with me again.
55．What do you think of Gilbert Blythe according to the passage
A．Helpful and honest. B．Energetic and curious.
C．Modest and generous. D．Impolite and impatient.
（2024·江苏连云港·二模）As we walked down toward the shore, Ben Gunn told his story.
“I was alone here for years,” he said. “One day, I found the skeleton (骷髅). I saw it was pointing to a tree. I dug around that tree and found the treasure. I was living in a cave, so I took it to the cave. This morning, when Long John and his men came looking for the treasure, I showed myself to one of them. He thought I was a ghost.” Ben laughed. “He ran off, and this gave me time to get back to the squire (乡绅) and the doctor. They were waiting at the cave.”
“Now I know,” I said to the doctor, “why you gave the map to Long John Silver.”
“It was useless by then,” the doctor said. “There was no treasure under the tree any more. Ben Gunn had it. My plan was to get Long John Silver and his men away from the stockade (木寨). We could then get some stores from it.”
When we got back to the cave, the squire was waiting for us.
“Three of the mutineers (哗变者) got away,” the doctor told him. “But if we hurry, we can get to the boat before them. They ran back to the stockade on the other side of the island. We are nearer to the boat than they are.”
I went into the cave. The captain was lying inside it next to the treasure—a pile of gold coins.
“Hello, Jim,” he said. “I am pleased to see you. But I don’t think you or I will be going to see again.”
That night, we carried the treasure down to the boat. We lit a fire on the shore and had a fine meal together. We were not afraid of the three mutineers. We had pistols (手枪). They had none. There were more of us than of them.
The next morning, we went in the boat toward the Hispaniola. We did not care about the three men. We left them on the island.
56．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 2 refer to
A．The skeleton. B．The map. C．The treasure. D．The tree.
57．Why did the doctor give Long John Silver the map
A．The map was useful to Long John. B．It was part of his plan.
C．The captain was dying in the cave. D．Jim was still missing at that moment.
58．Which is the right order of the following events according to the passage
a. Long John Silver got the map.
b. Ben Gunn dug around the tree.
c. Jim with his friends went in the boat toward the Hispaniola.
d. Jim saw the captain lying inside the cave next to the treasure.
A．b—a—c—d B．a—c—b—d C．d—c—a—b D．b—a—d—c
59．What would the three men do on the island
A．They would have to depend on themselves to make a living.
B．They would be able to discover more gold coins around the tree.
C．They would catch up with Jim’s boat and travel to the Hispaniola.
D．They would live a happy and interesting life like Robinson Crusoe.
（2024·江苏宿迁·二模）
Mowgli went down the hillside into the farmers’ lands by night, and looked at the villagers in their house. But he didn’t believe in men because Bagheera showed him a square box with a drop gate so well hidden in the jungle (丛林) that he nearly walked into it. Bagheera told him that it was a trap. In the forest Mowgli and Bagheera slept all day and at night Mowgli saw how Bagheera killed animals. Bagheera killed right and left when he felt hungry. Mowgli learned to kill everything too.
“All the jungle is yours,” said Bagheera, “and you can kill everything that you are strong enough to kill. But you must never eat or kill any cattle. That is the Law of the Jungle (丛林法则).” Mowgli followed faithfully.
And he grew stronger and stronger like all boys who are growing up and who have nothing in the world to think of except things to eat.
Mother Wolf told him once or twice that Shere Khan was not a creature (生物) to be trusted, and that one day he must kill Shere Khan. But Mowgli forgot her advice because he was only a boy—a boy who couldn’t speak any human language and a boy who thought he was a wolf.
Shere Khan was always crossing his path in the jungle. As Akela grew older and weaker, Shere Khan became great friends with the younger wolves of the pack (狼群). The young wolves followed Shere Khan to get food. Shere Khan said nice things about them insincerely (不真诚地). He asked them why such good young hunters were happy to have a dying wolf and a man cub (幼崽) as their leaders.
—Adapted from Mowgli’s Brothers
60．________ caused Mowgli’s disbelief (不信任) in men.
A．The cattle B．A trap C．The pack D．A box
61．What does the underlined part “right and left” in Paragraph1 probably mean
A．In two directions. B．Here and there.
C．In and out of the forest. D．In the dark.
62．Who told Mowgli the Law of the Jungle
A．Akela. B．Shere Khan. C．Bagheera. D．Young wolves.
63．Shere Khan wanted to ________ by asking why younger wolves were happy to have a dying wolf and a man cub as their leader.
A．be Mowgli’s friend
B．encourage the younger wolves to be brave
C．praise Mowgli in a sincere way
D．break the good relationship between the pack and Mowgli
（2024·江苏盐城·二模）
Once upon a time there was a piece of wood. It was not an expensive piece of wood. Just a common (普通的) block of firewood, one of those thick logs (圆木) that are put on the fire in winter to make cold rooms warm.
One fine day this piece of wood found itself in the shop of an old carpenter (木匠). Everyone called him Mastro Cherry, for the tip of his nose was so round and red and shiny that it looked like a ripe cherry.
As soon as he saw that piece of wood, Mastro Cherry was filled with joy. Rubbing (摩擦) his hands together happily, he said to himself, “This has come in time. I shall use it to make the leg of a table.” But as he was about to give it the first blow, he stood still with arm uplifted, for he had heard a little voice say, “Please be careful! Do not hit me so hard!”
What a surprise!
He turned frightened eyes about the room to find out where that voice had come from and he saw no one! He looked under the bench—no one! He searched the room—no one! He opened the door to look up and down the street—and still no one!
“Oh, I see!” he then said, laughing and shaking his head. “There may be something wrong with my ears. Well, well—to work once more.”
He struck another blow hard on the piece of wood.
“Oh, oh! You hurt me!” cried the same far-away little voice.
Mastro Cherry’s mouth opened wide.
“Where did that voice come from when there is no one around This piece of wood has learned to cry like a child I can hardly believe it. Here it is—a piece of common firewood, the same as any other. Yet—might someone be hidden in it If so, the worse for him. I’ll fix him!”
With these words, he threw it to the floor, against the walls of the room, and even up to the ceiling.
He listened for the tiny voice to cry. He waited two minutes—nothing; five minutes—nothing; ten minutes—nothing.
“Oh, I see,” he said, trying bravely to laugh and touching his hair. “Well, well—to work once more!” So he tried to sing a song to get courage, and worked on.
“Stop it! Oh, stop it! Ha, ha, ha! You tickle (挠痒) my stomach.” This time poor Mastro Cherry fell as if shot. When he opened his eyes, he found himself sitting on the floor. （Adapted from The Adventures of Pinocchio）
64．Where was this piece of wood found one day
A．On the fire in a cold room. B．In the street nearby.
C．Under the bench in the shop. D．In the old carpenter’s shop.
65．What did the old carpenter want to do when he saw the wood
A．To make it the leg of a table. B．To use it to keep warm.
C．To sell it to someone. D．To rub it to make fire.
66．What did Mastro Cherry do with the wood after he heard the voice cried
A．He hid it. B．He gave it a blow. C．He burned it. D．He threw it to the floor.
67．How did the man’s feelings change
A．Frightened→happy→surprised. B．Happy→surprised→frightened.
C．Surprised→sad→frightened. D．Happy→nervous→surprised.
68．Which is the right order of what happened in the story
a.Mastro Cherry saw a piece of common firewood with joy.
b.The old carpenter doubted if anyone was hidden in the wood.
c.He heard the same far-away little voice cry “Oh,oh! You hurt me!”.
d.Mastro Cherry sang a merry song to encourage himself to work on.
e.As he was going to give it the first blow, he had heard a little voice.
A．a-e-b-d-c B．e-a-b-c-d C．a-e-c-b-d D．e-a-c-d-b
（2024·江苏无锡·二模）
That was how the adventures began. It was the sort of house that you never seem to come to the end of, and it was full of unexpected places. The first few doors they tried led only into spare bedrooms, as everyone had expected that they would; but soon they came to a very long room full of pictures; and after that was a room all hung with green, with a piano in one comer, and then a kind of little upstairs hall and a door that led out on to a balcony. And shortly after that they looked into a room that was quite empty except for one big wardrobe the sort that has a big mirror in the door.
“Nothing there!” Everybody rushed out but Lucy stayed because she thought it would be interesting to try the door of the wardrobe, even though she felt almost sure that it would be locked.
To her surprise, it opened quite easily, and two mothballs dropped out.
Looking into the inside, she saw several coats hanging up—mostly long fur coats. There was nothing Lucy liked so much as the smell and feel of fur. She immediately stepped into the wardrobe and got in among the coats and rubbed her face against them, leaving the door open, of course, because she knew that it was very foolish to shut oneself into any wardrobe...She took a step further in—then two or three steps, always expecting to feel woodwork against the tips of her fingers. But she could not feel it.
“This must be a simply huge wardrobe!” thought Lucy, going still further in. Then she noticed that there was something crunching under her feet. “Is that more mothballs ” she thought, bending down to feel it with her hand. But instead of feeling the hard, smooth wood, she felt something soft and highly cold. “This is very strange,” she said, and went on a step or two further.
And then she saw that there was a light ahead of her; ...A moment later she found that she was standing in the middle of a wood at night—time with snow under her feet and snowflakes falling through the air.
—Adapted from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
69．Which of the following can best describe Lucy
A．Curious and brave.
B．Brave but lonely.
C．Surprised and cheerful.
D．Energetic but foolish.
70．Which of the following shows the right order of the development of the story
①Lucy saw mothballs.
② Lucy found it was snowing.
③ Lucy was left alone in an empty room.
④Lucy entered a house full of amazing places.
⑤ Lucy took several steps further without feeling woodwork.
A．④③⑤①② B．③④①⑤② C．④③①⑤② D．④①⑤②③
71．Which is the most suitable title for the article
A．Hidden Mothballs B．Mysterious Night C．Unexpected Event D．Magical Wardrobe
（2024·江苏无锡·二模）
It was a week before I saw Captain Nemo again. Every morning, I noticed fresh air coming into the rooms and I knew that the Nautilus had surfaced(浮出水面). I would go out and see the sunrise.
Then I received a note from Captain Nemo. He invited me and my friends to go hunting with him in the forests of Crespo Island. Ned was excited because he thought there he could find a chance to escape. When I saw Captain Nemo the next day, I asked him why he was so interested in Crespo Island. "I thought you preferred the sea to being on land."
"I do," replied the Captain. "But these forests are under the sea." During breakfast, he explained that he had made diving suits(潜水服)that used special air tanks. These tanks would allow us to stay under the water for ten hours. He had also made lights that worked in electric batteries. When Ned realized that we were not going onto land for our hunting trip, he decided not to come at all.
Conseil and I put on our diving suits, and so did Captain Nemo and one of his men. We stepped into a room and closed the door. The room was filled with water, and another door opened. We must go through it, and we were in the sea floor. It was an amazing experience.
We were about ten meters under the water. The light from the sun reached us. Everything looked very colorful. We walked over the fine sand and enjoyed the colors of the shells, fish and seaweed. Conseil and I followed Captain Nemo and his man as they crossed a large grassy area. We were going deeper and deeper. Two hours later, we were a hundred meters under the water. The suits worked very well, and it was easy to walk and breathe.
At one hundred meters deep, we could still see quite well, and Captain Nemo stopped and pointed to some dark shapes. This was the forest. The "trees" in the forest were giant seaweed, and all their branches were vertical(垂直的). We could not stop looking at them. Fish swam around the branches like birds in a forest. Small shrubs(灌木) grew under the large seaweed trees. Some of them had flowers.
We walked through this forest for about an hour, and then we lay down to rest. I was not hungry, but I was very sleepy. We all slept, and when we woke up, we walked further.
(Adapted from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea)
72．What do you think the Nautilus is
A．A kind of ship under the sea. B．A kind of fish in the sea.
C．A kind of plane in the sky. D．A kind of transport on land.
73．________ didn't go hunting with others in the forests of Crespo Island under the water.
A．Captain Nemo B．Captain Nemo's man
C．Ned D．Conseil
74．What's the order of the following events
①They visited the forest.
②They crossed the large grassy area.
③They felt sleepy and lay down to rest.
④Captain Nemo made diving suits and lights.
⑤Captain Nemo invited some people to go hunting.
A．④⑤①②③ B．⑤④①②③ C．③⑤④②① D．⑤④②①③
75．From the passage, we can learn that ________.
A．Ned and Nemo were close friends
B．Captain Nemo enjoyed the hunting trip
C．there were three people visiting the forest
D．it took them 30 minutes to walk through the forest
76．The passage is probably taken from ________.
A．a sports magazine B．a book review C．a science fiction D．a travel report
（2024·江苏宿迁·二模）It all happened because Andrew liked his drink so much. Jane, his bride (新娘), was several years older than him, and was in a great hurry to get married. Andrew agreed to marry her because of the baby, but he didn’t really want to get married. Poor Jane was afraid of losing Andrew. She was very anxious to get him to church (教堂) as soon as possible.
It was a fine November morning. Andrew left Longpuddle to walk to his bride’s village. He walked all over the road, first one side, then the other Andrew’s brother and sister went with him to be his witnesses (证婚人). The night before, Andrew was at his neighbour’s house for a party to welcome a new baby. That night, Andrew had no sleep, and he had a lot of strong drink.
Jane was very happy when she and Andrew walked to the church just outside her village. After the wedding, they would go to Port Bredy and spend the day there, as a little holiday. They walked inside, and Parson (牧师) Billy looked at Andrew very hard.
“What’s this You’re drunk, my man! And so early in the morning, too! That’s disgraceful (有失体统)!”
“Well, that’s true, sir,” said Andrew, “But I can stand and I can walk. Better than a lot of people. You couldn’t stand and walk after a party at Tom Forrest’s house, could you, Parson No, you couldn’t.”
This answer didn’t please Parson Billy a bit. “I cannot marry (为……主持婚礼) you when you are drunk, and I will not!” Billy said. “Go home and get sober (清醒的)!”
Then the bride began to cry. “Oh, Parson, please marry us, please!”
“No, I won’t,” said Parson Billy. “I won’t marry you to a man who is drunk. It’s not right. I’m sorry for you, young woman, but you must go home. How could you bring him here drunk like this ”
“But if he isn’t drunk, he won’t come at all, sir!” said Jane, still crying hard.
But Parson Billy still said no. “Well, sir,” said Jane, “could you please go home and leave us here for two hours When you come back, Andrew will be sober. I want to stay here because if Andrew goes out of this church unmarried, wild horses won’t get him back here again!”
“OK,” said Parson Billy, “I’ll give you two hours, and then I’ll come back. ”
Andrew’s brother and sister didn’t want to wait all that time, so the church clerk sent them home.
—Adapted from Tales from Longpuddle
77．How did Parson Billy feel about what Andrew had said
A．Worried. B．Relaxed C．Surprised. D．Unhappy.
78．Why didn’t Parson Billy marry Andrew and Jane that morning
A．Because Billy was too busy.
B．Because Andrew was too drunk.
C．Because Jane was unwilling to marry Andrew
D．Because Andrew and Jane didn’t have a marriage witness.
79．What is the correct order of what happened in the story
a.Andrew left for his bride’s village.
b.Andrew agreed to marry Jane.
c.Jane and Andrew walked inside the church.
d.Andrew went to his neighbour’s house for a party.
A．adbc B． badc C．cdba D．bdac
80．What do we know from the story
A．Andrew wanted to have a wife
B．Andrew seldom drank in daily life.
C．Andrew was a few years younger than Jane.
D．Andrew slept well on the night before his wedding.
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参考答案：
1．B 2．B 3．C 4．D 5．A
【导语】本文是一篇小说节选，选自《黑布林丹的村庄游乐会》，讲述丹和凯文在礼堂里等待复仇女神的出现，期间遇到了寻找手机的克洛伊。
1．推理判断题。根据“It’s dark but Dan can see the time on his watch. 12: 30 comes and goes.”可知，天是黑的，时间是12点30，所以是在半夜。故选B。
2．推理判断题。根据“ Chloe is looking around the room again.”、“There it is.”、“She takes something off a chair near the curtain and then sees the two boys sitting on the floor.”和“Chloe shows him her mobile phone. ‘But what about you two ’ she asks.”可知，克洛伊在村礼堂找手机。故选B。
3．细节理解题。根据“The boys turn their torches off. They don’t talk. They sit and wait.”可知，丹和凯文决定一起等待复仇女神出现；根据“The door opens and someone turns on the lights in the hall.”可知丹和凯文发现门开了，有人打开了大厅的灯；根据“A person dressed all in black is standing in the middle of the hall. It is Chloe. She’s looking round.”可知，克洛伊站在大厅中间，环视四周；根据“She takes something off a chair near the curtain and then sees the two boys sitting on the floor.”可知克洛伊从窗帘附近的椅子上取下一些东西，看到两个男孩坐在那里；根据“Kevin takes some chocolate out of his pocket and shows it to Chloe.”可知凯文从口袋里掏出一些巧克力给克洛伊看。因此顺序是③④①⑤②。故选C。
4．推理判断题。根据“Kevin takes some chocolate out of his pocket and shows it to Chloe. ‘We’re having a midnight picnic.’ he says.”可知，推理出克洛伊看出凯文和丹没有说实话，所以离开前奇怪地看了丹和凯文一眼，她怀疑他们正在做些什么。故选D。
5．推理判断题。根据“Dan meets Kevin in the village hall and he mistakes Kevin for ‘Nemesis’, a bully who often does something nasty (恶毒的) to kids. After chatting, they think they should do something. ”和“‘It’s not Chloe then,’ says Dan. ‘No,’ says Kevin. ‘Be patient!’ says Dan.”可推理，他们将继续等待复仇女神。故选A。
6．D 7．C 8．B 9．B
【导语】本文节选自儿童文学作品《秘密花园》，讲述了玛丽和迪肯在秘密花园中的故事。玛丽在一次偶然的机会中遇到了迪肯，他们一起探索了这个秘密花园，发现了花园中的生机。
6．推理判断题。根据“Nobody wants it. Perhaps everything is dead in it already.”可知，她哭泣是因为担心花园已经荒芜了。故选D。
7．细节理解题。根据“A boy was sitting under a tree. He was playing music. ”可知，先是迪肯先坐在树下弹奏音乐（d），根据“When he saw Mary, he said, ‘I’m Dickon. I know who your are. You are Miss Mary.’”可知，接着是他看到了玛丽并与她交谈（c），根据“Then she unlocked the door, and they went in together.”可知，接着他和玛丽一起进入了花园（b），根据“He knew how to cut off the dry and dead wood.”可知，最后他开始修剪枯木（a）。所以正确的顺序是d-c-b-a，故选C。
8．推理判断题。根据“‘Can you come again and help me ’ Mary asked him. ‘Please, Dickon!’ ‘Yes, every day if you like,’ he answered.” 可以推断，迪肯会再次来到花园，故选B。
9．推理判断题。根据文章内容，迪肯帮助玛丽修剪枯木，还答应每天都来帮助她，显示出他的善良和乐于助人的性格，故选B。
10．C 11．A 12．C 13．C 14．D
【导语】本文改编自《匹诺曹历险记》。主要讲述了Geppetto为了满足自己儿子的需求，为他做了很多事情，最后儿子需要一本ABC书，他把自己唯一的外套卖了，换回来了那本书，表达了父亲对儿子的爱。
10．细节理解题。根据“I promise you, Father, that I’ll learn a trade, and I’ll be the comfort and staff of your old age.”可知，Geppetto是Pinocchio的父亲。故选C。
11．词义猜测题。根据”Geppetto, though trying to look very stern, felt his eyes fill with tears and his heart soften when he saw Pinocchio so unhappy.”可知，Geppetto虽然装出一副严肃的样子，可看着他那可怜的Pinocchio这么难过，眼里噙着眼泪，心软了。因此划线单词的意思是“严肃的”。故选A。
12．细节理解题。根据“The Marionette, as soon as his hunger was appeased, started to grumble and cry that he wanted a new pair of feet.”、“But I am not like other boys! I am better than all of them and I always tell the truth. I promise you, Father, that I’ll learn a trade, and I’ll be the comfort and staff of your old age.”、“He said no more, but taking his tools and two pieces of wood, he set to work diligently.”以及“Geppetto did not have a penny in his pocket, so he made his son a little suit of flowered paper, a pair of shoes from the bark of a tree, and a tiny cap from a bit of dough.”可知，正确的顺序是c-d-a-b。故选C。
13．词句猜测题。根据“After a while he returned. In his hands, he had the A-B-C book for his son, but the old coat was gone. The poor fellow was in his shirt sleeves and the day was cold.”以及下文可知，为了满足自己的儿子，把唯一的外套也卖了，因此划线句子表达了Geppetto爱他的儿子胜过爱自己。故选C。
14．最佳标题题。通读全文可知，本文主要讲述了Geppetto为了满足自己儿子的需求，为他做了很多事情，最后儿子需要一本ABC书，他把自己唯一的外套卖了，换回来了那本书，表达了父亲对儿子的爱。因此最佳标题是“一本ABC书”。故选D。
15．A 16．A 17．C 18．D
【导语】本文主要讲述了一条叫做Buck的狗曾经生活得很幸福，但是后来，他被他所信任的Manuel卖给了别人，他的命运从此发生转折，彻底改变了。
15．细节理解题。根据“This was because men, going through the Arctic (北极的) darkness, had discovered a yellow metal-gold. And because shipping and transportation (运输) companies were advertising the discovery, thousands of men were rushing into the Northland.”可知，人类在穿越北极的黑暗时，发现了黄金，由于航运和运输公司在宣传这一发现，成千上万的人涌入北方。即成千上万的人涌入北方是因为他们可能会在那里发现黄金。故选A。
16．细节理解题。根据“On the night of Manuel’s betrayal, no one saw him and Buck went off through the fields. Buck imagined it to be a relaxing walk. They arrived at a little train. A man talked with Manuel and money passed between them. Manuel tied a piece of thick rope around Buck’s neck.”和“However, when the ends of the rope were placed in the stranger’s hands, he barked.”可知，那晚Manuel把Buck带出去不是为了散步，而是把Buck卖给了别人。因此，选项A“一天晚上，Manuel带Buck出去散步”表述错误。故选A。
17．词义猜测题。根据“Buck imagined it to be a relaxing walk. They arrived at a little train. A man talked with Manuel and money passed between them. Manuel tied a piece of thick rope around Buck’s neck.”和最后一段“However, when the ends of the rope were placed in the stranger’s hands, he barked.”可知，Buck原本以为Manuel是带着他去散步，可是Manuel却把他给卖了，这对Buck来说是一种背叛。由此猜测，betrayal意为“背叛”。故选C。
18．主旨大意题。通读全文可知，本文主要讲述了一条叫做Buck的狗曾经生活得很幸福，但是后来，他被他所信任的Manuel卖给了别人，他的命运从此发生转折，彻底改变了。因此，这个故事主要讲述的是Buck生命的转折点。故选D。
19．B 20．D 21．A
【导语】本文是一篇小说节选，选自《绿山墙的安妮》，文章主要讲述了Anne去表演的经历。
19．词义猜测题。根据“But she had a fear of the stage, and it paralyzed her completely. She stood without speaking.”可知，安妮站在舞台上由于恐惧，她无法思考，一声不吭地站在那儿，所以可猜测出paralyzed可能是“使人不能正常活动”的意思。故选B。
20．推理判断题。根据“ ‘We are rich. We’re sixteen years old. We’re happy and we’ve got imaginations. Look at that sky. It’s not lovelier with money. Do you want to be that tall girl and look sad all your life Or the lady from the city. She is nice but she’s fat. You know you don’t, Jane Andrews,’ said Anne.”可知，安妮认为年轻、幸福、想象力等这些她拥有的美好东西，让她富有，而不是一些物质上的东西，由此可看出安妮有自己理解和赢得他人尊重的方式。故选D。
21．最佳标题题。根据“Anne and Diana were getting ready for a concert. Anne was one of the performers.”及结合选段内容可知，选段主要讲述了安妮在音乐会上的表演经历；结合选项，The concert符合选段标题。故选A。
22．C 23．B 24．C 25．D 26．A
【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，改编自《威尼斯商人》中的一段，主要介绍了Bassanio选择盒子，他选择了铅盒子而不是金盒子和银盒子，事实证明他选对了，他可以和Portia结婚，并成为皇宫的统治者。
22．主旨大意题。第二段主要讲述了Bassanio在选择盒子的时候，思考了很多——不要被事物的外表所欺骗，最终选择了铅盒，所以这一段主要在解释为什么Bassanio选择铅盒。故选C。
23．推理判断题。根据“Many people who seem brave are really cowards.”可知，cowards指的是不勇敢的人，所以当他们面临困难时，他们可能会展现出恐惧甚至放弃。故选B。
24．细节理解题。根据“Portia was very pleased. She could not believe it, until Bassanio opened the box and saw the picture of Portia inside it.”以及“She would be his wife.”可知，Portia希望成为Bassanio的妻子，所以当Bassanio打开盒子时，Portia感到非常高兴。故选C。
25．细节理解题。根据“The writing inside the box told him that he had chosen the right box. It said that he should go to Portia and look into her eyes. She would be his wife. Bassanio could not believe it.”可知，Bassanio太高兴了甚至不敢相信字条上的内容是真的。故选D。
26．最佳标题题。根据“Bassanio looked at the three boxes, but he did not read the writing on them. He looked at the gold and silver.”以及下文的介绍可知，Bassanio选择正确的铅盒子，他可以和Portia结婚，并成为皇宫的统治者。选项A“Bassanio和铅盒”符合语境。故选A。
27．B 28．A 29．C 30．D
【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。本文主要讲述了桃乐茜在风暴之后落到奥兹国的奇妙经历。
27．细节理解题。根据““Welcome to the nation of Oz.”可知，她的房子在风暴之后落在了奥兹国。故选B。
28．细节理解题。根据“You have helped to kill the Wicked(邪恶的) Witch of the East”可知，因为桃乐茜帮助杀了东方邪恶的女巫。故选A。
29．词义猜测题。根据“There must be some mistakes. I didn’t kill anything.” 可知，桃乐茜很困惑，因为她没有杀任何人。故选C。
30．细节理解题。根据“Put on the magic silver shoes that belonged to the Wicked Witch of the East. I will give you my kiss and no one will hurt you.”可知，神奇的银鞋子和亲吻会保护你。故选D。
31．C 32．B 33．A 34．C
【导语】本文讲述是玛丽·莱诺克斯出生在印度，她的父母都很忙，她和印度仆人一起度过大部分时间。有一天，父母仆人们相继死去，玛丽成了孤儿，被送到英国去和叔叔一起生活。
31．推理判断题。根据“One day, one of the servants died of cholera, a terrible