2021年中考英语二轮专题训练：原创阅读理解——改编国外文学作品(一)（含答案）

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原创阅读理解——改编国外文学作品(一)
（1）
Peter
Pan
is
one
of
the
best-loved
children's
books
of
all
time.
The
story
begins
with
“All
children
grow
up,
except
one”.
It
tells
the
story
of
Peter
Pan,
a
little
boy
who
never
grows
up
and
can
fly.
Wendy,
John
and
Michael
Darling
live
in
London
with
their
parents
and
their
nurse,
a
dog
called
Nana.
One
night
when
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Darling
went
out,
Peter
got
into
the
house
through
the
window
and
met
Wendy.
Peter
taught
the
darling
children
to
fly
and
took
them
away
to
Neverland,
an
island
which
people
could
reach
only
by
flying.
It
was
an
island
that
was
full
of
fun
and
happiness,
and
only
children
who
did
not
want
to
grow
up
could
live
there.
On
Neverland,
they
met
pirates,
fairies,
Indians
and
mermaids
and
had
lots
of
adventures.
On
the
island,
Wendy
became
a
mother
for
some
children
called
the
Lost
Boys.
They
lived
with
Peter
Pan
in
a
house
under
the
ground.
But
Captain
Hook,
an
evil
pirate
who
had
an
iron
hook(钩)
instead
of
a
right
hand,
caught
Wendy
and
the
boys.
Peter
went
to
the
pirate
ship
to
rescue
them
and
there
was
a
dramatic
sword
fight
between
him
and
the
captain.
The
fight
was
long
and
hard.
At
last,
Hook
failed
and
was
eaten
by
the
crocodile.
After
that,
the
children
flew
back
to
their
home
in
London.
Mrs.
Darling
agreed
to
adopt
all
the
Lost
Boys.
She
offered
to
adopt
Peter,
too,
but
he
didn't
want
to
grow
up
and
returned
to
Neverland.
Many
years
passed,
when
Peter
visited
Wendy
again,
she
had
a
daughter
of
her
own.
Peter
took
her
daughter
to
Neverland
for
a
visit,
and
then
years
later
he
took
her
daughter's
daughter.
Peter
Pan
has
become
the
symbol
of
“eternal(永恒的)
childhood”.
The
novel
praises
the
valuable
memories
in
childhood,
which
is
the
most
beautiful
music
of
life.
There
is
a
Peter
Pan
in
everyone's
mind
where
they
do
believe
fairy
tales.
(Adapted
from
Peter
Pan)
(
)1.
How
many
people
are
there
in
Wendy's
family?
A.
3.
B.
4
.
C.
5
.
D.
6.
(
)2.
Why
didn't
Peter
Pan
choose
to
live
with
Wendy's
family
in
London?
A.
Because
he
didn't
want
to
grow
up.
B.
Because
he
didn't
like
Wendy.
C.
Because
he
didn't
want
to
leave
his
friends
on
Neverland.
D.
Because
he
was
wounded
by
Captain
Hook.
(
)3.
What
does
the
underlined
word
“rescue”
mean
in
the
third
paragraph?
A.
save
B.
encourage
C.
guard
D.
arrest
(
)4.
Which
is
the
RIGHT
order
of
what
happened
in
the
story？
①Peter
had
a
fight
with
Captain
Hook,
and
Hook
was
eaten
by
the
crocodile.
②Peter
refused
Mrs.
Darling
and
flew
back
to
Neverland.
③Peter
Pan
taught
the
darling
children
to
fly
and
took
them
to
Neverland.
④Peter
got
into
the
house
through
the
window
and
met
Wendy.
A.
④①②③
B.
③①②④
C.
①③④②
D.④③①②
(
)5.
What
can
we
learn
from
the
passage?
A.
Everyone
could
get
to
the
island
Neverland.
B.
Captain
Hook
was
killed
by
Peter
Pan.
C.
Everyone
must
grow
up,
but
a
Peter
Pan
can
live
in
our
mind.
D.
Wendy
didn't
miss
her
parents
and
refused
to
return
home.
【答案】CAADC
（2）
Huck
is
my
name,
Huckleberry
Finn.
The
story
started
when
my
best
friend,
Tom
Sawyer,
and
I
found
$12,000
in
a
cave.
That
money
made
us
rich.
We
got
$6,000
each.
Judge
Thatcher,
an
important
man
in
St.
Petersburg,
put
it
in
the
bank,
and
now
we
get
a
dollar
a
day
as
interest(利息).
Then
a
kind
old
lady
called
Widow
Douglas
invited
me
to
live
with
her
because
I
haven't
got
a
family
or
a
home.
My
mother
died
a
long
time
ago,
then
my
dad,
Pap,
disappeared.
He
was
a
violent(狂暴的)
man,
especially
when
he
drank
a
lot,
which
was
most
of
the
time,
and
he
often
beat
me.
I
was
scared
of
him.
I
didn't
go
to
school
like
the
other
boys
of
my
age.
I
lived
on
the
streets
and
in
the
woods.
My
life
changed
after
I
lived
with
the
widow(寡妇).
She
gave
me
a
bed
to
sleep
in
and
bought
new
clothes
for
me.
She
read
stories
to
me
and
taught
me
how
to
eat
at
a
table.
But
then
her
sister
Miss
Watson
arrived.
She
brought
her
black
slave(奴隶)
Jim
with
her.
I
liked
Jim
but
I
didn't
like
Miss
Watson
very
much.
She
often
shouted
at
me.
Widow
Douglas
sent
me
to
school
every
day.
I
didn't
like
going
there
at
first
because
learning
was
very
difficult.
But
when
I
could
read
and
write
a
bit,
I
didn't
mind
going.
The
months
passed
and
winter
came.
The
weather
got
cold.
One
morning
I
woke
up
and
there
was
snow
on
the
ground.
On
my
way
to
school,
I
saw
some
footprints
outside
the
widow's
house.
There
was
a
cross
on
the
heel(脚后跟)
of
the
left
one.
My
heart
jumped.
Only
one
person
wore
boots
with
a
cross
on
the
left
heel!
Pap!
"He's
heard
about
my
money,
"I
thought.
"And
he
wants
it!"
That
night
I
went
to
see
Jim.
Jim
had
a
magic
ball
made
of
animal
hair.
There
was
a
spirit
inside
the
ball
that
could
answer
people's
questions
about
the
future.
(Adapted
from
The
Adventures
of
Huckleberry
Finn)
(
)1.
How
did
Huck
get
the
money
which
was
given
to
Judge
Thatcher
to
put
in
the
bank?
A.
Huck's
father
gave
him.
B.
Huck
and
Tom
Sawyer
found
the
money
in
a
cave.
C.
Huck's
mother
left
the
money
to
him
before
she
died.
D.
Widow
Douglas
gave
him.
(
)2.
How
did
Huck
feel
about
living
with
Widow
Douglas?
A.
He
loved
his
new
life.
B.
He
didn't
mind
his
new
life.
C.
He
hated
his
new
life.
D.
He
wanted
to
get
away
from
his
new
life.
(
)3.
From
the
passage,
we
can
know
that
______.
A.
Huck's
dad
was
very
generous
to
him
B.
Mr.
Thatcher
was
unimportant
to
Huck
C.
Miss
Watson
was
rather
patient
with
Huck
D.
Widow
Douglas
was
very
kind
to
Huck
(
)4.
Which
is
the
RIGHT
order
of
what
happened
in
the
story?
①Widow
Douglas
sent
Huck
to
school.
②Huck
and
Tom
Sawyer
found
$12,000
in
a
cave.
③Widow
Douglas
invited
Huck
to
live
with
her.
④Widow
Douglas
read
stories
to
Huck.
A.
③②④①
B.
③④②①
C.
②③④①
D.
②④③①
(
)5.
What
can
we
learn
about
Huckleberry
Finn
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Huck
had
a
happy
life
with
his
parents.
B.
It
was
Jim
who
helped
Huck
when
he
was
in
trouble.
C.
Huck
knew
Pap
wanted
to
get
his
money.
D.
Thatcher
offered
a
bed
to
Huck
to
sleep
in.
【答案】BADCC
（3）
On
the
whole
island,
there
were
only
three
small
huts,
and
one
of
these
was
empty
when
I
arrived.
There
were
holes
in
the
roof,
and
the
windows
were
broken,
but
I
had
them
mended
and
moved
in.
No
one
came
to
visit
me,
and
I
was
able
to
spend
my
days
working,
even
though
I
hated
what
I
was
doing,
and
there
were
days
when
I
could
not
continue.
However,
I
made
good
progress,
and
I
knew
that
soon
I
would
have
created
a
female.
The
monster
had
promised
that
if
I
made
a
female
for
him,
he
would
go
and
live
with
her
in
the
jungle
and
never
kill
again.
But
I
did
not
know
what
the
female
would
be
like.
It
was
possible
that
she
would
be
worse
than
the
monster
I
had
already
created.
There
was
also
the
possibility
that
she
would
hate
him.
Then
what
would
happen?
I
asked
myself.
Suddenly,
as
I
sat
thinking,
I
heard
a
noise
outside.
I
looked
out
of
the
window
and
saw
the
monster.
He
had
followed
me.
Looking
at
him,
I
knew
now
I
could
not.
I
knew
that
whatever
happened,
I
must
not
create
another
monster.
I
started
destroying
my
work.
Through
the
window,
the
monster
saw
me
do
this.
He
pushed
open
the
door.
“What
are
you
doing,
Victor?”
He
shouted
at
me.
“Why
have
you
broken
your
promise?
Why
are
you
now
destroying
all
my
hopes?
You
have
created
me,
but
I
am
your
master.
You
will
obey
me
and
keep
your
promise.”
“No,”
I
answered.
“I
will
not
create
another
monster.
Nothing
you
can
say
or
do
will
make
me
change
this
decision.
Now,
go.”
He
was
silent
for
a
moment.
Then
he
said,
“I
will
go
now,
but
I
shall
be
with
you
on
your
wedding
night.”
With
these
words
he
left
the
hut.
I
stood
at
the
door
of
my
hut,
knowing
it
was
useless
to
follow
him.
I
had
made
my
decision,
and
he
had
made
his.
“Would
that
be
the
end
of
his
anger?”
I
asked
myself.
“Or
would
he
kill
Elizabeth
also
if
I
married
her?”
I
passed
a
sleepless
night.
(Adapted
from
Frankenstein)
(
)1.
How
many
huts
did
Victor
find
on
the
whole
island?
One.
B.
Two.
C.
Three
.
D.
Four.
(
)2.
The
underlined
word
“promise”
in
Paragraph
4
probably
means
______.
to
create
a
wife
for
the
monster
to
build
a
hut
for
the
monster
to
create
a
friend
for
the
monster
to
help
the
monster
look
for
his
wife
(
)3.
How
did
Victor
deal
with
the
female
monster?
A.He
finished
creating
her.
B.
He
let
the
monster
marry
her.
C.He
gave
her
to
the
monster.
D.
He
destroyed
her
himself.
(
)4.
Which
of
the
following
is
the
CORRECT
order
according
to
the
story?
a.
Victor
had
the
hut
mended.
b.
The
monster
threatened(威胁)
Victor.
c.
Victor
started
destroying
the
female
creature.
d.
Victor
promised
to
create
a
female
for
the
monster.
A.
a-d-b-c
B.
a-d-c-b
C.
d-a-b-c
D.
d-a-c-b
(
)5.
We
can
infer
that
Victor
felt
______
about
the
monster's
decision.
A.
sad
B.
surprised
C.
worried
D.
excited
【答案】CADDC
（4）
In
the
days
that
followed,
dear
reader,
I
slowly
became
friendly
with
the
emperor
and
his
people.
They
did
their
best
to
make
me
feel
at
home
and
brought
me
food
and
drink.
I
learnt
that
the
name
of
their
country
was
Liliput.
The
emperor
of
Liliput
was
a
noble-looking
man.
He
wore
expensive
clothes
and
had
a
big
hat
decorated
with
feathers.
The
empress
was
also
very
elegant(优雅的).
Hundreds
of
the
little
people
worked
together
to
make
new
clothes
for
me
and
they
gathered
six
hundred
mattresses(床垫)
to
make
me
a
bed.
The
people
of
Liliput
called
me
“
Man
Mountain”
and
they
came
from
all
over
the
country
to
see
me.
People
had
to
pay
to
see
me
and
the
money
made
the
emperor
very
rich.
One
day
the
emperor
organised
a
parade
for
his
people.
He
asked
me
to
stand
and
his
army
walked
through
my
legs
to
entertain
everyone.
There
were
thousands
of
soldiers,
and
some
of
them
were
on
horses.
Everyone
was
happy.
The
emperor
and
his
people
always
treated
me
well
and
helped
me
in
many
ways.
They
organised
language
lessons
for
me.
So
gradually
I
began
to
understand
and
communicate
with
the
Liliputians
and
learn
more
about
their
lives.
But
I
was
still
a
prisoner
in
my
temple
home
and
every
day
I
asked
the
emperor
the
same
question:
“
▲
”
“You
must
be
patient,”
he
always
answered.
Then
one
day
the
emperor
gave
me
the
freedom
to
walk
about
Liliput.
This
made
a
big
difference
to
me.
I
was
able
to
explore
the
land.
I
was
careful
not
to
hurt
the
people
or
damage
their
houses
as
I
walked.
Everyone
stayed
inside
and
ran
to
their
windows
to
look
at
me.
I
enjoyed
looking
into
the
windows
of
the
emperor’s
beautiful
palace
to
see
how
he
lived.
（Adapted
from
Gulliver’s
Travels）
(
)1.
Which
one
is
RIGHT
about
the
emperor
of
Liliput?
A.
He
agreed
to
make
clothes
for
Gulliver.
B.He
looked
noble
and
fat.
C.
He
didn’t
like
expensive
clothes.
D.
He
hated
Gulliver
very
much.
(
)2.
The
emperor
became
richer
because
_________.
people
always
gave
lots
of
money
to
him.
people
must
pay
to
see
Man
Mountain.
he
asked
Gulliver
to
make
money
for
him.
he
collected
treasures
from
all
over
the
country.
(
)3.What
does
Paragraph
3
mainly
talk
about?
A.
A
strong
army.
B.
Brave
soldiers.
C.
Interesting
lessons.
D.
A
happy
parade.
(
)4.
Which
of
the
following
can
be
put
in
“
▲
”?
Shall
I
give
you
some
advice?
Do
you
have
a
spare
room
for
me?
Can
I
please
have
my
freedom?
What
can
I
do
for
you,
Your
Majesty?
(
)5.
What’s
the
best
title
of
this
passage?
A.
A
Trip
to
Liliput
B.A
Great
Country
C.
Life
in
Liliput
D.
An
Emperor
and
His
People
【答案】ABDCC
（5）
Buck
did
not
read
the
newspapers.
So
he
did
not
know
that
there
was
trouble
ahead.
Trouble
for
every
dog
with
strong
muscles
and
warm
long
hair,
from
Seattle
to
southern
California.
Some
men
had
found
a
yellow
metal
in
the
Arctic
darkness,
and
thousands
of
other
men
were
rushing
there.
Those
men
wanted
dogs
that
were
heavy,
with
strong
muscles
for
working
hard
and
furry
coats
to
protect
them
from
the
cold.
Buck
lived
at
a
big
house
in
a
sunny
valley
in
California
which
was
owned
by
Judge
Miller.
And
Buck
ruled
over
it
all.
He
was
born
there,
and
had
lived
there
for
the
four
years
of
his
life.
There
were
many
other
dogs,
but
they
lived
together
in
the
kennels
(狗窝),
or
inside
the
house.
But
Buck
was
neither
a
house
dog
nor
a
kennel
dog.
The
whole
of
Judge
Miller's
lands
was
his.
Buck
was
king—king
over
all
the
crawling,
flying
things
of
Judge
Miller's
lands,
humans
included.
His
father,
Elmo,
a
huge
St
Bernard,
had
been
the
judge's
inseparable
(不可分离的)companion.
And
when
he
died,
Buck
took
his
father's
place.
He
was
not
so
large—
he
weighed
only
sixty
kilograms—for
his
mother,
Shen,
had
been
a
Scottish
sheepdog.
He
had
had
a
good
life
and
he
was
proud
of
himself,
for
he
had
not
become
a
house
dog.
Hunting
and
other
outdoor
activities
had
hardened
his
muscles,
and
swimming
had
made
him
healthy.
This
was
Buck
in
the
autumn
of
1897,
when
the
discovery
of
gold
in
the
Klondike
brought
men
from
everywhere
to
the
frozen
north.
But
Buck
did
not
read
the
newspapers.
And
he
did
not
know
that
Manuel,
one
of
the
gardener's
helpers,
was
not
a
good
guy.
Manuel
gambled
(赌博)
and
wasted
the
little
money
he
had.
And
one
time
when
the
judge
was
away
on
business,
and
his
sons
were
busy
with
an
athletics
(竞技)
club,
Manuel
did
something
terrible.
No
one
saw
him
and
Buck
go
off
on
what
Buck
thought
was
a
walk.
No
one
saw
them
arrive
at
the
railway
station,
where
Manuel
sold
Buck
to
a
man
who
was
waiting
for
him.
Manuel
put
a
rope
round
Buck's
neck,
under
his
collar.
Buck
accepted
this
because
he
knew
Manuel,
but
when
the
rope
was
given
to
another
man,
he
growled
(发出低吠声)
dangerously.
And
when
the
rope
was
tightened
around
neck,
he
started
to
choke
(窒息)
and
jumped
at
the
man
in
anger.
The
man
fought
him
off
and
forced
Buck
to
lie
on
his
back,
and
tightened
the
rope
even
more.
Buck
had
never
been
treated
so
badly
in
his
life,
and
he
had
never
been
so
angry.
Then
his
strength
drained(消耗)
away
and
he
soon
became
unconscious
(失去意识的).
He
was
still
unconscious
when
the
train
arrived
and
the
two
men
threw
him
into
the
baggage
car.
（Adapted
from
The
Call
of
the
Wild）
(
)1.
What
kind
of
dog
did
the
gold-seekers
want?
A.
Heavy
dogs
with
short
hair.
B.
Kennel
dogs
with
furry
hair.
C.
Small
dogs
with
furry
hair.
D.
Strong
dogs
with
long
hair.
(
)2.
From
paragraph
2
and
3,
we
can
infer
that
_________.
A.
humans
in
the
house
all
respected
Buck
B.
Buck
was
satisfied
with
his
life
in
Miller's
house
C.
Buck's
dad
and
mother
were
not
large
in
size
D.
Buck's
muscles
made
him
different
from
dogs
nearby
(
)3.
Manuel
stole
and
sold
Buck
because
he
needed
money
________.
A.
to
make
up
for
gambling
B.
to
support
his
sons'
club
C.
to
help
with
gardening
D.
to
discover
more
gold
(
)4.
The
author
mentioned
the
sentence
“Buck
did
not
read
the
newspapers.”
twice
in
order
to
show
that
.
A.
Buck
didn't
learn
a
lot
about
the
information
in
the
newspapers
B.
Buck
didn't
know
Manuel
was
such
a
bad
guy
who
would
sold
him
C.
Buck
didn't
expect
himself
to
be
involved
in
a
dangerous
situation
D.
Buck
didn't
suppose
himself
to
be
strong
enough
to
help
discover
gold
【答案】DBAC
（6）
Bertie
was
sad
for
weeks,
months
after
the
lion
died.
There
was
nothing
I
could
do
to
cheer
him
or
even
console(安慰)
him.
He
would
sit
for
hours
in
his
room,
or
go
off
on
long
walks
all
on
his
own.
He
seemed
so
shut
away
inside
himself,
so
distant.
Try
as
I
did,
I
could
not
reach
him.
Then
one
day
I
was
in
the
kitchen
here,
when
I
saw
him
hurrying
down
the
hill,
waving
his
stick
and
shouting
for
me.
“I’ve
got
it,”
he
cried,
as
he
came
in,
“I’ve
got
it
at
last.”
He
showed
me
the
end
of
his
stick.
It
was
white.
“Chalk!
It’s
chalk
underneath,
isn’t
it?”
“So?”
I
said.
“You
know
the
famous
White
Horse
on
the
hillside
at
Uffington,
the
one
they
carved
out
of
the
chalk
a
thousand
years
ago?
That
horse
never
died,
did
it?
It’s
still
alive,
isn’t
it?
Well,
that’s
what
we’re
going
to
do,
so
he
will
never
be
forgotten.
We’ll
carve
The
White
Prince
out
on
the
hillside—he’ll
be
there
forever,
and
he’ll
be
white
forever
too.
”
“It’ll
take
a
bit
of
time,
won’t
it?”
I
said.
“We’ve
got
plenty,
haven’t
we?”
he
replied,
with
the
same
smile
he
had
smiled
at
me
when
he
was
a
ten-year-old
boy
asking
me
if
he
could
come
back
and
mend
my
kite
for
me.
Every
spare
hour
we
had,
we
were
up
there
scraping
(刨土)
away
with
spades
(铲子),
and
we
had
buckets
(桶)
to
carry
away
the
earth.
It
was
hard,
back-breaking
work,
but
it
was
a
labour
of
love.
We
did
it,
Bertie
and
I,
we
did
it
together—paws,
claws,
tail,
mane,
until
he
was
complete
and
perfect
in
every
detail.
It
was
just
after
we’d
finished
that
the
butterflies
first
came.
We
noticed
that
when
the
sun
comes
out
after
the
rain
in
the
summer,
the
butterflies—Adonis
Blues,
they
are,
I
looked
them
up—come
out
to
drink
on
the
chalk
face.
Then
The
White
Prince
becomes
a
Butterfly
Lion,
and
breathes
again
like
a
living
creature.
So
now
you
know
how
Bertie’s
white
lion
became
The
White
Prince
and
how
The
White
Prince
became
our
Butterfly
Lion.
（Adapted
from
The
Butterfly
Lion）
(
)1.
The
sentence
“It
took
the
next
twenty
years
to
do
it.”
should
be
put
at
the
beginning
of
one
paragraph.
Where
should
we
put
it?
A.
B.
C.
D.
(
)2.
The
underlined
word
“he”
in
Paragraph
4
refers
to
(指代)
______.
A.
Bertie
B.
the
white
lion
C.
the
White
Horse
D.
butterfly
(
)3.
The
CORRECT
time
order
of
the
events
about
the
story
is
______
.
a.
The
lion
died
and
Bertie
was
sad.
b.
Butterflies
flew
to
the
chalk
face.
c.
Bertie
decided
to
carve
the
lion
on
the
hillside.
d.
Bertie
and
Millie
spent
all
the
spare
time
carving.
A.
a-d-b-c
B.
d-a-b-c
C.
a-c-d-b
D.
c-b-a-d
(
)4.
Millie
told
the
story
to
express
______
.
A.
how
Bertie
carved
the
lion
B.
how
Bertie
cheered
up
C.
how
much
Bertie
loved
the
horse
D.
how
much
Bertie
loved
the
lion
【答案】BBCD
（7）
When
Oliver
arrived
in
this
hard
world,
it
was
very
doubtful
whether
he
would
live
beyond
the
first
three
minutes.
He
lay
on
a
hard
little
bed
and
struggled(斗争)
to
start
breathing.
Oliver
fought
his
first
battle
without
much
help
from
the
two
people
present
at
his
birth.
One
was
an
old
woman,
who
was
nearly
always
drunk,
and
the
other
was
a
busy
local
doctor,
who
was
not
paid
enough
to
be
very
interested
in
Oliver’s
survival.
However,
Oliver
managed
to
draw
his
first
breath,
and
then
announced
his
arrival
by
crying
loudly.
His
mother
raised
her
pale
young
face
and
whispered,
“Let
me
see
it.”
The
doctor
turned
away
from
the
fire,
where
he
had
been
warming
his
hands.
He
gave
her
the
child.
Lovingly,
she
kissed
the
baby
with
her
cold
white
lips,
then
stared
wildly
around
the
room,
fell
back
—
and
died.
The
doctor
began
to
put
on
his
coat.
“The
mother
was
a
good-looking
girl.
Where
did
she
come
from?”
“She
was
brought
here
last
night,”
replied
the
old
woman.
“She
was
found
lying
in
the
street.
Where
she
came
from,
or
what
her
name
was,
nobody
knows.”
The
doctor
lifted
the
girl’s
left
hand.
“The
old
story,”
he
shook
his
head.
“No
wedding
ring,
I
see.
Ah!
Good
night.”
And
so
Oliver
was
left
with
only
the
drunken
nurse.
He
was
then
sent
to
a
special
“baby
farm”
nearby.
There,
he
and
thirty
other
children
rolled(翻滚)
around
the
floor
all
day,
without
the
inconvenience(不便)
of
too
much
food
or
too
much
clothing.
Mrs.
Mann,
who
“looked
after”
them,
was
very
experienced.
She
knew
what
was
good
for
children.
She
also
knew
what
was
good
for
herself,
so
she
kept
for
her
own
use
the
money
that
she
was
given
for
the
children’s
food.
The
board(董事会)
responsible(负责的)
for
the
orphans(孤儿)
sometimes
checked
on
the
health
of
the
children,
but
they
always
sent
Mr.
Bumble,
a
kind
local
policeman,
to
announce
their
visit
the
day
before.
So
whenever
the
board
arrived,
of
course,
the
children
were
always
neat(整洁的)
and
clean.
On
Oliver’s
ninth
birthday,
Mr.
Bumble,
came
to
see
Mrs.
Mann.
Through
the
front
window
Mrs.
Mann
saw
him
at
the
gate,
and
turned
quickly
to
the
girl
who
worked
with
her.
“Quick!
Take
Oliver
and
those
others
upstairs
to
be
washed!”
she
said.
Then
she
ran
out
to
unlock
the
gate
which
was
always
kept
locked.
（Adapted
from
Oliver
Twist）
(
)1.
Which
of
the
following
is
TRUE
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Many
people,
especially
women,
drank
heavily
at
that
time.
B.
The
children
in
the
baby
farm
were
taken
good
care
of.
C.
Doctors
were
usually
well
paid
for
the
work
they
did.
D.
Oliver
was
born
into
the
world
on
a
cold
day.
(
)2.
According
to
the
passage,
the
gate
of
the
baby
farm
was
always
kept
locked
in
order
to
________.
A.
protect
the
children
inside
from
dangers
outside
B.
keep
the
children
inside
working
all
the
time
C.
make
sure
the
children
were
always
neat
and
clean
D.
prevent
officers
walking
in
unexpectedly
(
)3.
What
does
the
underlined
sentence
probably
mean
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Oliver
and
other
children
didn't
have
enough
food
or
clothing.
B.
Oliver
and
other
children
had
enough
food
and
clothing.
C.
Oliver
and
other
children
had
no
food
or
clothing
at
all.
D.
Oliver
and
other
children
had
a
very
good
time
in
the
baby
farm.
(
)4.
What
is
the
passage
mainly
about?
A.
Mother’s
death.
B.
Oliver’s
personality.
C.
Oliver’s
early
life.
D.
People’s
selfishness(自私).
【答案】DDAC
（8）
He
wanted
three
months
in
a
nice,
warm
prison,
with
food
and
good
friends.
This
was
how
he
usually
spent
his
winters.
And
now
it
was
time,
because,
at
night
on
his
seat
in
the
square,
three
newspapers
did
not
keep
out
the
cold.
So
Soapy
decided
to
go
to
prison,
and
at
once
began
to
try
his
first
plan.
It
was
usually
easy.
He
ate
dinner
in
an
expensive
restaurant.
Then
he
told
them
he
had
no
money
and
they
called
a
policeman.
Nice
and
easy,
with
no
trouble.
So
Soapy
left
his
seat,
and
walked
slowly
along
the
street.
Soon
he
came
to
a
bright
restaurant
on
Broadway.
Ah!
This
was
all
right.
He
just
had
to
get
to
a
table
in
the
restaurant
and
sat
down.
That
was
all,
because,
when
he
sat
down,
people
could
only
see
his
coat
and
his
shirt,
which
were
not
very
old.
Nobody
could
see
his
trousers.
He
thought
about
the
meal—not
too
expensive,
but
good.
But
when
Soapy
went
into
the
restaurant,
the
waiter
saw
Soapy’s
dirty
old
trousers
and
terrible
shoes.
Strong
hands
turned
him
round
and
helped
him
out
into
the
street
again.
So
now
he
had
to
think
of
something
different.
Soapy
walked
away
from
Broadway
and
soon
he
found
himself
on
Six
Avenue.
He
stopped
in
front
of
a
shop
window
and
looked
at
it.
It
was
nice
and
bright,
and
everybody
in
the
street
could
see
him.
Slowly
and
carefully
he
picked
up
a
stone
and
threw
it
at
the
window.
The
glass
broke
with
a
loud
noise.
Soapy
didn’t
move
and
smiled.
“I’ll
be
in
prison
now.”
he
thought.
The
policeman
came
up
to
Soapy,
“Who
did
that?”
he
asked.
“Perhaps
I
did,”
Soapy
replied.
But
the
policeman
knew
that
people
who
broke
windows
did
not
stop
to
talk
to
the
policeman.
They
ran
away.
And
just
then
the
policeman
saw
another
man,
who
was
running
to
catch
a
bus.
So
the
policeman
ran
after
him.
Soapy
watched
for
a
minute.
Then
he
walked
away.
No
luck
again!
He
began
to
feel
cross
(愤怒的).
（Adapted
from
Soapy’s
Choice
by
O.Henry）
(
)1.
Where
did
Soapy
usually
spent
his
winter?
A.
In
the
street.
B.
In
the
square.
C.
At
the
restaurant.
D.
In
the
prison.
(
)2.
What
was
his
first
plan
to
go
to
prison?
A.
To
steal
a
pair
of
new
trousers.
B.
To
break
the
window
of
the
shop.
C.
To
eat
in
a
restaurant
without
paying
any
money.
D.
To
steal
things
from
the
shop.
(
)3.
Who
threw
Soapy
into
the
street?
A.
The
policeman.
B.
The
boss.
C.
The
stranger.
D.
The
waiter.
(
)4.
How
did
Soapy
feel
after
he
broke
the
window?
Afraid.
B.
Nervous.
C.
Calm.
D.
Happy.
(
)5.
Why
didn’t
the
policeman
catch
Soapy?
A.
Because
Soapy
didn’t
run
away.
B.
Because
Soapy
was
a
kind
man.
C.
Because
Soapy
did
something
good.
D.
Because
the
man
who
was
running
to
catch
a
bus
broke
the
window.
【答案】DCDDA
（9）
When
Sara
entered
the
schoolroom
the
next
morning,
everybody
looked
at
her
with
wide,
interested
eyes.
By
that
time
every
pupil—from
Lavinia
Herbert,
who
was
nearly
thirteen
and
felt
quite
grown
up,
to
Lottie
Legh,
who
was
just
four
and
the
baby
of
the
school—had
heard
a
great
deal
about
her.
They
knew
very
certainly
that
she
was
Miss
Minchin's
show
pupil
and
was
considered
a
credit
to
the
school(为校争光的人).
One
or
two
of
them
had
even
caught
a
glimpse(瞥)
of
her
French
maid(女仆),
Mariette,
who
had
arrived
the
evening
before.
Lavinia
had
managed
to
pass
Sara's
room
when
the
door
was
open,
and
had
seen
Mariette
opening
a
box
which
had
arrived
late
from
some
shops.
“It
was
full
of
beautiful
dresses,”
she
whispered
to
her
friend
Jessie.
“I
saw
her
shaking
them
out.
I
heard
Miss
Minchin
say
to
Miss
Amelia
that
her
clothes
were
too
good
for
a
child.
My
mamma
says
that
children
should
be
dressed
simply.
She
has
got
one
of
those
dresses
on
now.
I
saw
it
when
she
sat
down.”
“She
isn't
pretty
as
other
pretty
people
are,”
said
Jessie,
stealing
a
glance
across
the
room,
“but
she
makes
you
want
to
look
at
her
again.
She
has
very
long
eyelashes,
but
her
eyes
are
almost
green.”
Sara
was
sitting
quietly
in
her
seat,
waiting
to
be
told
what
to
do.
She
had
been
placed
near
Miss
Minchin's
desk.
She
was
not
shy
or
nervous
at
all
by
the
many
pairs
of
eyes
watching
her.
She
was
interested
and
looked
back
quietly
at
the
children
who
looked
at
her.
She
wondered
what
they
were
thinking
of,
and
if
they
liked
Miss
Minchin,
and
if
they
cared
for
their
lessons,
and
if
any
of
them
had
a
papa
at
all
like
her
own.
She
had
had
a
long
talk
with
Emily
about
her
papa
that
morning.
“He
is
on
the
sea
now,
Emily,”
she
had
said.
“We
must
be
very
great
friends
to
each
other
and
tell
each
other
things.
Emily,
look
at
me.
You
have
the
nicest
eyes
I
ever
saw—but
I
wish
you
could
speak.”
She
was
a
child
full
of
imagination,
and
one
of
her
thoughts
was
that
making
herself
believe
that
Emily
was
alive
and
really
heard
and
understood.
(Adapted
from
A
Little
Princess)
(
)1.
From
the
story,
we
know
　　　　.
A.Sara
has
a
papa
and
a
mama
B.Sara
has
a
French
maid
called
Mariette
C.Sara
has
a
shared
room
with
Lavinia
D.Sara
has
many
friends
in
the
schoolroom
(
)2.
Which
of
the
following
is
NOT
the
purpose
of
the
first
three
paragraphs(前
三段)?
A.To
describe
the
personalities
of
Sara.
B.To
introduce
several
characters
of
the
story.
C.To
show
the
students'
curiosity
about
Sara.
D.To
draw
a
simple
picture
of
Sara's
appearance.
(
)3.
Which
is
TRUE
according
to
the
story?
A.Lottie
Legh
was
a
child
aged
nearly
13.
B.Miss
Minchin
is
satisfied
with
Sara's
clothes.
C.Emily
is
able
to
communicate
with
Sara.
D.Sara's
father
is
taking
a
ship
to
some
place.
(
)4.
What
can
be
inferred(推断)
from
the
story?
A.Sara
loves
and
misses
her
father.
B.Sara's
eyes
are
almost
green.
C.Sara
had
no
interest
in
anybody
else.
D.Sara's
maid
helps
her
with
nothing.
【答案】BBDA
（10）
He
was
the
only
gray
cub(狼崽)
of
the
she-wolf.
The
other
cubs
had
red
in
their
hair.
He
was
gray
like
his
father.
He
was
the
strongest
cub.
He
showed
more
anger
than
his
brothers
and
sisters.
He
made
more
noises.
He
was
a
carnivorous
animal.
He
came
of
a
breed
of
meat-killers
and
meat-eaters.
His
father
and
mother
lived
wholly
upon
meat.
In
his
first
month
of
life,
he
lived
on
mother’s
milk,
which
was
transformed
directly
from
meat.
And
now,
at
a
month
old,
when
his
eyes
had
been
open
for
but
a
week,
he
was
beginning
himself
to
eat
meat.
There
came
a
time
when
there
was
no
meat.
For
many
days
the
cubs
did
not
eat.
They
were
too
weak
and
tired
to
play.
One-Eye,
the
cub’s
father,
was
killed
in
the
fight
over
food.
Even
the
she-wolf
left
the
cave
to
find
meat,
but
there
was
nothing.
One
by
one,
the
cubs
died.
Only
the
she-wolf
and
the
gray
cub
were
left.
One
day
the
gray
cub
ran
out
of
the
cave
to
hunt
for
his
own
food.
He
met
a
weasel（黄鼠狼）of
his
size.
The
rat-like
animal
ran
at
him
and
bit
his
throat.
He
was
nearly
dead
when
the
she-wolf
arrived
just
in
time
to
kill
and
eat
it.
The
gray
cub
was
not
good
at
hunting
yet,
and
still
needed
food
from
his
mother.
One
day,
the
she-wolf
brought
him
a
lynx（猞猁）kitten.
While
eating,
he
heard
great
noise.
The
kitten’s
mother
had
followed
the
she-wolf
here.
The
she-wolf
and
the
she-lynx
started
to
fight,
and
they
would
fight
to
the
death.
__________
The
bite
was
enough
to
give
the
she-wolf
the
chance
she
needed.
The
lynx
was
dead,
but
the
she-wolf
was
badly
hurt.
For
a
week,
she
did
not
move.
The
gray
cub
had
to
find
food
for
both
of
them.
Without
his
mother
to
take
care
of
him,
he
learnt
what
life
was
about.
Without
meat
there
was
no
life.
Animals
had
to
eat
other
animals
to
survive.
The
law
was:
EAT
OR
BE
EATEN.
(Adapted
from
White
Fang)
(
)1.
What
does
the
underlined
word
“carnivorous”
mean?
A.
Dangerous.
B.
Grass-eating.
C.
Proud.
D.
Meat-eating.
(
)2.
Which
of
the
following
can
prove
the
law
of
meat?
A.
The
gray
cub
was
the
strongest
cub.
B.
The
she-lynx
fought
against
the
she-wolf.
C.
The
gray
cub
made
more
noises.
D.
The
gray
cub
was
gray
like
his
father,
One-Eye.
(
)3.
Which
sentence
should
go
in
the
empty
box
in
Paragraph
5?
A.
Wolves
live
only
on
meat.
B.
He
could
not
stop
the
lynx
from
biting
him.
C.
Soon
he
was
losing
a
lot
of
blood.
D.
He
ran
forward
and
bit
one
of
her
legs.
(
)4.
After
reading
the
passage,
we
can
infer
that
_______.
A.
life
was
easy
for
the
she-wolf
and
the
gray
cub
B.
One-Eye,
the
father,
died
from
a
fight
for
meat
C.
the
cub’s
brothers
and
sisters
died
of
hunger
D.
the
she-wolf
came
in
time
to
kill
and
eat
the
weasel
【答案】DBDC
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