初中英语阅读理解练习题. 11页

……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………初中英语阅读理解练习题Aｆｒienｄof　mｉnｅ　wasfondofdraｗｉngｈoｒse.Hedrewthｅhｏｒsｅsverywell,bｕｔ　healwayｓbegａｎ　ｔhetａil。NowitｉｓtｈeWesteｒnrule　ｔo　beｇiｎ　aｔ　ｔheｈeadｏｆ　tｈｅ　hｏrse,thatiswhyIwasｓuｒpriseｄ。Itｓtrｕcｋmethａｔ　itcｏuldnoｔrｅalｌｙmakeanydiffereｎｃewhetｈｅrtheａrｔistbeｇinsattheheadorthｅ　tailorｔhｅ　ｂelly（肚子）ｏrｔhｅfooｔｏfthｅｈorse，ifheｒｅallyknoｗshｉｓbusinｅsｓ。Aｎdｍostgｒｅataｒtisｔswho　ｒeaｌlｙ　knｏw　theirｂusiｎeｓsdｏ　notfｏllowotherｐeoｐle’srule。Thｅymakeｔｈeiroｗn　ｒules.Eｖery　ｏne　ｏfｔｈeｍdｏeｓhiｓ　woｒkinawayｐecｕliar(奇特的)to　ｈiｍself;andthｅpeｃuliarｉtｙ　ｍｅaｎsｏnlytｈａｔhe　finds　itmoreeasytｏｗoｒkinthaｔ　ｗay.　Nｏｗtｈeverｙsａｍｅ　thingistｒuetoｌiteraturｅ（文学）。Ａndtｈe　qｕesｔion,”HｏwshaｌlI　bｅgin？”only　meansthａtyoｕwanttobeｇinａｔtheheadｉｎsteａｄof　bｅgiｎｎｉnｇattｈｅｔａｉｌ　orsomｅｗｈｅreｅlse.Thatｉs,youarenotyｅtexperienｃed(有经验的）ｅnoughto　truｓttoyｏuroｗnpoweｒｓ.　Whｅｎyoubecomemoｒｅｅxperiｅｎｃeｄyｏu　ｗｉll　nｅverasktｈeｑuｅｓtiｏn,ａndIｔhinｋthat　ｙou　ｗilloftenbeginａttheｔaｉl--that　ｉｓ　to　say,ｙｏu　wｉlｌwｒitｅ　ｔｈeeｎd　ｏfthe　sｔoｒybｅfoｒeyou　haveeventhｏｕghtofthｅ　begiｎnｉng。　１。Ａfriendｏf　ｔhewriｔer’sdrewtｈehorses　___＿。A。veｒyｗeｌlB.　ｉnthe　wａｙ　ofwｅsｔern　rｕleC.intheｗay　oｆhiｓ　owｎ　rule　D.　aｌl　ofｔｈeａｂove　2。Thewriｔerwasｓuｒprisｅｄｂｅcauｓe___＿。A.theaｒtｉst　began　ｔoｄrａwaｔthｅheadｏftｈe　horｓｅ　B。　tｈe　artisｔｂeｇａntodrawatthｅtaｉｌoｆ　the　hｏrsｅ　Ｃ。thearｔistmadehisownrule　11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………D.theａｒtiｓtdidnot　folｌow　ｏthｅｒｐeople’ｓ　rｕle3。　Ｙou　arenotｙeteｘpｅriｅnceｄ　because____.Ａ。youｄon’tknｏwwhere　tobeginＢ.youwaｎｔ　ｔｏｂeｇinat　theheａdiｎｓｔead　oｆ　bｅgｉnnｉｎg　attｈetaｉlC.yｏualwaysａｓked　questionＤ。　yｏuｄonｏttrustto　yｏｕrｏwnpoｗers4。　Wｈenyoubecomｅ　mｏreeｘｐeｒiencedyou　wｉlｌ____．A。ｎｅvｅｒaskquestiｏn　B。ｏｆｔｅnbｅginatｔheｔａilC.ｓｈouldwritetheｅnｄｏｆ　thestoryD.　shｏuld　thiｎk　of　thebeginｎｉng　５。Thetopicof　tｈeｐaｓsagｅ　ｉs___＿__。　Ａ。Hoｗｔｏ　draw　a　horseＢ.HowtowｒiteastｏｒyＣ。　Howtｏｍakeyour　own　rulｅsＤ.　Trustto　ｙoｕrｏwnpowersＫey：CDDCDNo。4miｄdｌe　Schoｏｌ　Kuｎmiｎg，yuｎnａnＡpｒil２ｎd,2004　Dｅaｒｅditor(编辑)，Ilivein　abeａutifｕlciｔy　。　Manyvisiｔorｓcoｍetomycｉty。theｒeａrｅsｏｍanｙcolorfulｐｅaｃocｋs(孔雀)ｈerｅ　。Tｈe　peacocｋsmoｓtlyliveoｎthｅ　ｇrａss　ｌaｎdofDongfeｎgＳｑuaｒｅＴheyａrｅｇivenfoodｆreelｙbyｖisitｏrs。Theyusuallｙthrow　foodtotｈem　,aｎｄ　ｄoｎ't　thinｋaboutataｌlwhｅthｅｒ　tｈefoodｉsrighｔor　ｎｏt。Ｓomeoｆthｅ　ｐｅaｃockｓ　beｃameｉｌl，ｓoｍe　evendiｅdafterｅａtingtｈebａd11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………foｏｄgiveｎ　bｙｔheviｓitoｒs.I’m　ｓｕremoｓtｏf　ｔhｅvｉsitorswｈｏtｈrｏwfoodｔotｈepeacocｋｓ　ｒｅaｌｌy　likｅthebirds，　butdon't　ｒealiｚｅ(意识到）　thatｔｈｅymａyｂｅdoingｔhemharm(伤害)。Theｖｉsｉtｏｒsshｏuldｂｅ　tｏlｄ　tｈａｔwhａthａve　ｄｏnｅｉs　ｖerｙ　ｈａrmfｕｌ　tｏ　ｔheｂiｒｄs，andthｉskiｎdoｆ　thinｇmustbesｔｏｐpeｄfromhappeninｇ．Perｈapswe　canbuilｄsomｅsmaｌlsｈopsbesｉde　DongfengSqｕaretoseｌl　peacoｃk　fｏod　。　Ｆoｒ　us　eveｒypeｒsoｎ,it’soｕrdutｙｔｏｇive　moｒｅlovｅtｏthｅseｂeauｔｉｆuｌbirｄsandtolookaｆterthｅｍcａrefulｌy.　Youｒｓ，Ｓuｎ　Yaｎ()6。Manｙｖｉsiｔorscometothｅwriter’sciｔyto_＿_＿＿＿____。A。　dosoｍeshoppｉnｇB。　sｅｅ　ｂeauｔifｕｌ　peacocｋsC。plaｙoｎ　Dongfeng　ｓquareＤ.　eaｔ　niceｆoｏｄ　（）7。Sｏme　peａcocksbecame　ilｌanddｉｅdbeｃauｓesｏmevisitｏrｓ＿＿＿___；A．dｉd'tgive　ｔhｅmaｎyｆｏoｄＢ。gaｖｅtｈemtoｏ　ｍucｈ　ｆoｏdC。thrｅｗthｅｍsｏｍeｂadfood　D.lｏved　themandplayedｗｉthｔｈem　（）8．ＳｏｍｅshoｐｓcａnbebuiltbeｓidｅDonｇｆeｎgＳquaｒeso　tｈatthey　may______＿_＿＿___.Ａ。sellｆoｏd　fｏｒvｉsitorsB.ｓellfｏodfor　peaｃocksC。makｅｔheｓquaremorebｅａｕｔiｆulD。hａvethｅ　beａutiｆulbirｄｓ()9.Fｒom　thepaｓsａge　we　knｏwpeopｌｅsｈouｌｄ__＿＿__＿___．Ａ.liveanｄpｌaｙwiｔhthebirdsB．ｓｔopthｅbirdsｆromeatingtooｍｕchC。　ｇｉｖeriｇhｔfoodtotｈe　birｄsD。givｅmorefoodｔothebirds()10．Wecaｎ　guesｓｔｈewriｔｅroｆtｈeletteｒ,Sun　Yaｎ　，　mａybe　a＿___＿。A.visｉtorB.shopkeeper　Ｃ。sｑuarekeｅperD.sｔuｄenｔ6-1０：ＢCＢＣD（３)EvｅrytoｗniｎthｅUniｔｅdＳtａteshasａpost　offｉｃe.Ｓome　aｒｅverysmall　,aｎｄ　yｏumａyalsｏfindthemiｎ　thｅcornｅｒofashop。Oｔhｅrsare　ｌargerbuildiｎgｓ.　Tｈeyaｒe　opｅnfivedaysaweｅkanｄ　onSaｔｕrdaymorningｓ.Ｆｒｏm　MondaytｈｒoughFrｉday　they　aｒｅ　usualｌyoｐｅｎfｒom8:3０to　4:30。Ｉｆyoｕknoｗhowmuｃｈthe　postage(邮资)　is　ｆoryouｒｌetteｒ,youcan　ｂｕy　staｍpsａtany　winｄｏｗ.In　somepｏsｔoffｉcesyｏu　ｃａn　bｕｙstampｓｆrommachineｓ.Sｔamｐsare　ｓoｌd　mａnydiffｅrｅｎtｐrices,froｍonｅｃeｎt（美分)tｏmany　ｄoｌlars　。Ifyｏuare　noｔsuｒe　howmuchｐostａgeisforyou　letteｒ，youmaｙask　tｈemａnorthｅ　womａninthe　poｓｔ　officeｆorｈelp。　hｅorshｅwill　ｇive　yoｕthestaｍpsｙouneed.　Ifyoｕ　ａreｓendiｎgyour　letｔer　farawaｙ,yｏu　sｈould　ｕｓeaｉｒｍailｅnveloｐｅs（航空信封)　.Reｍemｂｅrｔhａt　pｏｓtaｇewｉllbemorｅ　expensive　foｒ　ａ　lｅtterｔｏbｅ　sentoｕtsidｅ11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………thecountry.At　apoｓtｏfficeyou　cａn　alsｏbuｙposｔｃａrds　.Apostcardiｓ　cheaper　ｔhanaｌｅtter　。Usuaｌlytｈe　pｒiｃe　oｆｐｏsｔageforapoｓｔcardisａbout　halfthatoｆａletter.Tｈeｐｏstcarｄsｔｈａｔyoｕbuy　ａｔa　post　ofｆicｅdｏ　ｎｏtｈａｖe　piｃｔｕｒｅs　。Hoｗever　,alsotｈｅyareｎotｔｏbesent　outsｉde　thecounｔry．Lettersaｒｅaneａsy　aｎdcheａｐｗaｙ　tokeepiｎtoｕchｗiｔｈpeopｌeｉnmaｎｙdiffｅreｎtｃountriｅs　．(）１1.Ｔhｅｐassaｇetellｕsthaｔwecanfｉnd＿___＿_＿_easily　in　theUniteｄStatesｏf　Amerｉcａ．Ａ.　pｏstｏfficeｓB.ｌargebuｉldiｎgsＣ.smａllshｏpsD.diｆｆereｎtｂａnks()１2。Thepoｓｔoffiｃesｉn　tｈeUｎitｅd　Ｓtatesareopen＿___＿＿＿__.A。sｅven　houｒsadａyB.six　hoursadaｙC。fivehoursａdａyD。ｅighthｏｕrsaday(）１３。If　yoｕ　ａrenoｔｓure　hoｗ　mｕchpostaｇe　isfｏｒ　yourletter　,youcan＿＿＿_.Ａ.　gｏanｄbuystaｍｐｓ　from　ｔhemachiｎeｉntheｐｏsｔoｆficeseｎｄa　chｅａｐｐostcardinsｔｅａdｏfyoｕrlｅtｔｅr　B.　getinｔoｕcｈｗith　ｓom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．mosｔ34。　“Coｆfｅeisblaｃk　andｖeｒystｒonｇ."The　word　STＲOＮGhｅrｅmeans_＿＿_＿_______.A。坚固的Ｂ。淡的C.清的D．浓的３5．_＿__________istｈemｏｓｔ　ｐｏpularＡmeｒicaｎdrink.A。ＢlaｃkｔｅaＢ.ＣofｆｅeC.WateｒｗithｉceＤ。Ｗhisｋy　31—35ＢＢCＤＢ（8）Ｃomputersareｕsefulmacｈineｓ。They　cａnhelp　ｐeopｌe　alotiｎ　tｈeir　ｅveｒydaｙｌife.Foｒｅxａｍｐｌe，ｔheyｃanｈelp　ｐｅｏplｅsavｅ　muｃhtiｍe,　andthey　can　heｌｐpeｏｐｌewｏrk　ｏｕtmany　ｐｒｏblemｓｔｈeycａn’ｔｄoeａｓily。Ｏuｒｃｏunｔryasｋsｅvｅryonｅｔoleaｒnto　use　coｍpuｔers　except　theolｄpｅoplｅ。Ｔoday　ｍoreaｎdmoreｆamiｌiesｏwncｏmputerｓ.Paｒentsbuycoｍpｕtｅrs　fｏr　tｈeirchildｒeｎ。Theyhoｐｅcｏmputers　caｎhelptｈemimprove（提高）ｔhｅir　ｓｔuｄｉeｓ　iｎｓｃhｏoｌ.　Yet　ｍanｙoftｈeｃhildren　usecomputeｒｓtｏplaygａｍeｓ，ｔｏwａtchvｉｄeoorｔo　sｉng　Ｋａrａｏkｅ,iｎstｅadofｓtudyｉｎg。Somanyteacheｒｓ　andparenｔsｃomｐlain(抱怨）ｔhatcｏmpｕterscannotheｌｐchildrenｔosｔudy　ｂutmａｋe　themfaｌｌbeｈｉnd.Ｓｏcoｍputersareloｃkeｄ　ｂy　pａrｅｎｔsinthebｏｘes.　Ｉnsｏｍeothｅrcｏｕntrieｓ，eｖensｏmｅsciｅntistshatecoｍｐuters。They　sayｃompuｔersｌetmｉllionsoｆ　ｐeopｌｅｌｏstthｅｉｒjobｓｏr　bring　tｈema　loｔ　ｏfｔrｏuble．Wｉllｃompuｔeｒs　really　bringtｒoubletopeopleｏr　ｃａnｔｈｅybringpeoplｅhａpｐiness?Itwillbｅdecideｄbｙpｅoplethｅmｓelves.36.Whydowesａythｅcoｍputｅrisausｅfuｌmａchine?Because　＿________＿_____．　A.　ｏuｒcountrｙasksｕstｏｌearｎiｔ　B.ｉtｃanｈelpuｓ　alot　C。weｃaｎuseitｔoplay　ｇａmesD.ｉt　canｈelpustoｆｉnｄjobs3７。Whatdｏ　manytｅachｅrsaｎｄ　pareｎtscｏmplaｉnaｂｏut？＿________＿＿＿___。Ａ。Thｅirｓtｕdentｓ　andchildｒenuｓecｏmｐuterｓｔoplaｙ　gａmeｓ。B．　Cｏｍputerｓlet　themlosｔthｅiｒ　jｏbs.　C。Ｃomｐutersmake　thestudｅnｔｓ　anｄ　ｃｈiｌdrenfaｌlbehiｎd。D.Cｏmpuｔersbringpeｏｐlｅa　lot　oftrｏuｂｌe。38.　Inｔhis　ｐaｓsaｇewekｎow　computｅrs＿＿__＿___＿____＿_．　A．alsｏｂｒingｕs　troｕｂle　11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………Ｂ。briｎｇushａppｉｎesｓoｎｌyＣ.　aｒeｈatedbypeoｐｌｅＤ。arｅbadforpeople’sheaｌtｈ39.　Canｃｏmｐuｔｅrsreallyhelpcｈｉldrｅntostudy?_＿___＿＿_＿_＿＿___。A。Yes,thｅｙcan.B。Ｉt’ｓｈａrdtosayC.Nｏ，thｅy　can’t。Ｄ.Oｆ　course　nｏｔ。4０．Hｏwｄoyouuｎｄeｒsｔandthelaｓtseｎtenceｏfthｉspａssａｇe？Ithinｋit　meaｎs＿＿＿____.　A.compuｔersarｅuｓｅｄby　ｐｅopleB。pｅｏｐlecan　livewellwithoｕtｃｏmpｕteｒsC.onemusｔｄecidehｏwtousecompuｔeｒsＤ.comｐuｔers　ａrestraｎgｅ　mａcｈineｓ36-４0BＣA　AＣ　（9)Oncｅｕpｏnatime　ｔheｒeｌｉveｄ　an　old　man.Ｈe　hａｄthrｅe　sonｓ．Ｏｎeday，he　calledthｅmtogethｅrand　ｓaid，"Sｏｎｓ，　Ｉｗiｌl　dieｓooｎ。TomyoldestｓonＩgiｖehａｌf　ｍycamels,tｏmy　sｅcond,ｏne—thｉrd(三分之一),ａndtｏmyｙｏunｇesｔ，one-ｎinｔh（九分之一)。”　Soonafter　thａthe　died.Now,tｈｅ　oldmａnhad　sevｅnｔeｅnｃameｌs，aｎdtｈｅthree　ｂｒothersdidn'tｋｎoｗ　hｏwtodoasｔheｉr　faｔｈer　saiｄ。Thｅythｏuｇhｔalｏngｔiｍe　about　tｈe　proｂｌeｍ，　aｎditseemｅd　tｈaｔ　theｙmusteitherｋilｌsomeｏfthecaｍeｌsandｃutthemiｎｔo　piｅceｓ,ｏr　disobeｙ　ｔｈeirfather.Ａtｌａｓｔtheywenｔ　totheir　father'soｌｄ　friend　andａskeｄｆorｈisadｖｉce．Assooｎａsｈehｅardtheiｒstｏｒy，hesaid,"Iwillhelp　ｙou．Ｉwasa　gｏｏdｆｒｉeｎdｏfyoｕrfａther’s。Ｉamoｌｄ.Ihaｖe　oｎlyoｎecaｍel，buｔ　takｅit-itiｓ　ｙoｕｒs．"Ｔhe　thｒｅesonｓthankedｔｈe　olｄmanaｎdtooｋhiｓcａmel。　Nｏwｔheyfound　iｔｗaｓeasｙtodo　ａｓｔhｅirfather　wiｓｈed,Ｔheoｌdｅsｔtookhalf-thatwａsｎiｎecａmels;　tｈesｅｃond　tｏok　one—thiｒｄ,tｈatwassｉx；ａndｔｈeyouｎgｅsｔtｏoｋｏnｅ-ninth,ｔhaｔwastｗo.Aftｅreachhａdgothiscａmeｌs，theｙ　fｏunｄ　thaｔtheｒewasstｉllaｃameｌ　tｈere。So，to　shoｗ　theirthanｋｓto　ｔheiｒfatheｒ’sfrｉend,　ｔhｅｙgaｖeｔhecameｌ　bａcktohim　４１.＂Ｏnceupoｎa　tiｍｅ”mｅａns　"　__＿____＿”。A。lｏng　loｎgaｇo　B。not　very　lｏnｇ　ａgoC。　at　ｏncｅD。soｍetimes42。Themeａnｉngｏf”disoｂey"inthesｅｃoｎdparagｒａpｈiｓ”________”。A.服从B。违背C。　听从Ｄ。　嘲笑43.Theｍeａning　oｆ”askｅdforhｉsadvice”　iｎthesｅｃonｄｐarａgraphiｓ　"＿___＿___”.A．向他请教　Ｂ。问他数量C。批评他Ｄ。劝告他4４。Tｈeｓｅcond　old　ｍan　_____＿__thethreebroｔheｒs.A。was　ｇooｄtoB.wasnｏtgoodtoC.diｄn'ｔlikｅD.cheaｔed(哄骗)45。　Ｂoththetwooldmen　iｎｔhe　storｙwｅre　＿____＿_＿。A.ｆooｌｉｓhB．clevｅｒ　Ｃ。poor　D。rich11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………4１-45ＡB　A　AＢ(10)Tｏｍlｉvedbyｈimseｌfalｏｎgｗａy　fromｔｏwn。　Hehardly　wｅnt　ｔｏ　tｏwn,butｏneｄａy　hewenｔiｎtｏｔowntｏbｕｙaｆewthingｓ．　Aftｅrhebougｈtthem,heｗentinto　ａreｓtaurantandｓat　ｄownａt　aｔable。When　he　lookeｄarounｄ,hesawsｏmeoｌdｐeｏｐleｐutglａsses　on　beforeｒeadiｎgtheiｒｎeｗsｐａｐｅrs。　Soａfterluncｈhe　decideｄtogoto　asｈoptobuｙhiｍｓeｌf　onepair,ｔoｏ。　Heｗalkｅｄ　aloｎgtｈｅｒoａd,ａndsoｏｎfoｕnda　shop.Theｍaninｔhｅshopｌethｉm　trｙ　on　alotｏfglａｓses，ｂut　Toｍ　alｗaｙssａid,＂Ｎｏ,Ican＇treaｄwith　tｈese。”Themａnbecaｍｅpuzzled(迷惑的),anｄheｓａid，”Excuｓe　me,bｕt　cａnyou　read？"　”No,ｏｆｃourｓｅI　ｃan’t！"Tomsaid　anｇriｌｙ."IfIｃoｕldreaｄ　befoｒe,doyoutｈiｎkIwｏｕldcｏmehereｔo　buyyouｒｇｌａｓses?”４６。Ｔoｍ　lived＿_＿＿__.A.witｈ　his　ｆamilyB。nｅartoｗｎC.iｎ　thecｏuｎｔryＤ.in　town47.Tom　didｎ’tgoｔoｔoｗn______。Ａ。nevｅrB．oｆtｅｎC。　soｍeｔimeｓD.sometimｅ　4８。　Whｙ　diｄ　Tｏm　deｃｉdeｔo　ｂuｙapairｏf　gｌａsses？　A．Becauｓehethｏuｇhtiｆ　he　boughtthｅｍ,hecouldreａd。B。Bｅｃausetheyｗeｒeｖerybｒiｇht。C。Ｂecausetheyweｒe　ｃｈeap.D.Becausｅhe　cｏuｌdreａｄ　neｗspａｐｅｒ.49。Toｍwenｔ　tothｅshopto_＿____.A。hａve　a　rｅｓtB。hａve　diｎneｒC。weaｒｇlａsseｓD.　ｂuyapairof　glaｓｓes46-４９C　Ｂ　ＡD(１1）Wｅｋnoｗmｏsｑuitoes　ｖerywell．Mosｑｕitoesfly　ｅverｙwｈere。Tｈeｙcan　bｅfoｕnd　ａｌmostａll　overtheworld,and　tｈeｒｅａremore　thａｎ2，5００kinds　oftheｍ.Ｎoｏnelｉkｅstｈemosqｕito。Butthe　ｍｏsｑｕｉtｏｍaydecide　ifshelovesｙou.Shｅ?Yeｓ，　shｅ.Tｈe　mａｌemosｑｕitodoeｓn’tbitｅ!Onlytｈefｅmaｌｅmｏsｑuｉｔobｉtｅsbecaｕsesheneeｄsｂloｏd　tｏlayeggs.　Sheisａlwayslｏoｋinｇｆorｔhｉngsorｐｅoplesｈewantsto　bite.Ifshelikes　ｗhatshefｉnｄｓ，　shebiｔes．　But　iｆｓｈeｄoｅsｎ＇tlｉkeyour　ｂlood,she　wilｌtuｒｎtｏsomeｏneelｓeｆormorｅｄｅliｃioｕｓ　blooｄ。Neｘttime　ａmosｑｕiｔobiｔeｓyｏｕ,just　rｅｍemｂeryou　ａrechosen。　You’re　ｄｉffereｎt　frｏm　ｔhe　others!　Iｆthｅmoｓqｕiｔoｌｉkesyｏｕ，she　ｌａndsonyoｕｒｂｏdｙwｉtｈout　leｔtingyｏｕ　know。　Ｓｈebiteｓｙoｕsoquicklｙanｄquｉetlyｔｈatyouｍaynoｔfeelaｎｙtｈｉngdｉffｅreｎt。　Afｔeｒsｈebiｔes，yoｕwillhaｖe　anｉｔch(痒）on　ｙｏur　body　ｂecausesheｐutｓsomeｔhingfromhｅrｍoｕthtogeｔherｗｉthyourblood。Ｗhｅｎtｈeｉtcｈbeｇｉnｓ,ｓhe　hasｆloｗnaway.　Andｔhenwhathappens?　Wｅll,　ａfteｒherdeliciｏusdinner，ｔhemosquｉto11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………ｆeels　ｔired.Ｓhｅwａntｓ　tofindaｐlacetohavｅa　goｏdｒest。Ｔhｅre，inatreeorｏn　awall，shｅbegｉnｓtｏｌayeｇgs,hundrｅds　ｏｆeggs.(）51.Allthepｅｏple　dｏn’tlikemosquitoｅs.()５2.Aｌlmｏsｑｕitoesliketｏｂitｅpeoplｅｆｏr　bｌooｄ.（）53.If　a　mｏｓqｕｉtowanｔsｔｏbiｔｅ　yｏu,iｔmeａｎsｓｈeiｓverｙtiｒｅd.(）5４。Themosqｕｉtobites　ｙouｔooqｕicklｙaｎｄ　quieｔlytoｌetyoukｎｏw.()55.The　itｃhbeｇins　afterthe　mｏsquｉtofliｅｓ　awａy。51-５５　FFFTT(１２）　Dｏyouknoｗwhyｄｉfferenｔ　anｉmals　ｏrpests（昆虫)havetheir　speciａl　coloｕｒs?　Coｌｏursiｎthemｓｅemｔobeusｅｄｍainlyｔo　ｐrotｅcttｈeｍsｅlves.Ｓoｍｅ　birdslikeeating　locusts(蝗虫),bｕtｂirdscannoteａsily　catchthem．Why?Itisbecａuselocustsｃhａngetｈeｉr　colourｓtogetherwｉththe　chａｎgeoｆtheｃｏloursofcrops（庄稼）。Wｈen　crｏｐｓ　aｒegreeｎ,loｃustsｌoｏｋgreen．Buｔaｓthｅ　haｒvｅst(收获)timecomes,lｏcustsｃhａngｅ　ｔothe　samｅ　brｏwnｃoloｕrａsｃrｏｐshave.Sｏmｅ　ｏｔhｅrpｅsts　ｗithdifｆｅrｅｎｔcoｌoｕrsｆromplantsareｅａsilyｆound　andeaｔen　ｂｙothers.Sotheｙ　hａvetohideｔｈｅmｓelvesfｏrｌivesand　appｅａronlｙaｔnigｈｔ。　Ｉf　yoｕｓtudytheanimallifｅ，you’ll　ｆｉｎdtｈｅ　main　usｅofcolouringisｔｏproteｃtthemselves。Beａrs,　lｉoｎsanｄotheranimalsmoｖe　ｑuｉetlyｔhｒoughfｏreｓts.They　cannotbeeasilｙseeｎbyhｕｎters．　This　isbeｃauseｔheyhaｖeｔｈｅcoｌourｓmuchlike　ｔｈｅｔrees。Haveyoｕeｖerｆoｕndａnevenｍoｒeｓtｒanｇｅ　ａct？Aｋinｄoｆfisｈ　ｉｎtheｓeacansendｏutakiｎd　of　veｒyblａｃｋliquiｄ(液体)whｅｎ　iｔfａcesｄanｇer。Ｗhileｔheｌiqｕidｓｐreadｓｏｖer(散开),its　enemｉeｓ（敌人）cａｎnotｆind　it。Ａｎdｉt　iｍmｅｄiaｔｅｌｙsｗｉmsawaｙ。Soit　haslived　uptｏnｏw　ｔhｏughitis　nｏtstrong　atall。（　)56．Ｆroｍthe　pａsｓagｅｗelｅarｎ　tｈatｌｏcｕstｓ__＿____＿.A.aｒｅsｍalｌａｎimａlｓＢ。areeasｉｌyfounｄ　bybｉrdsC。ａrｅdanｇeｒouｓ　totheirenemｉｅsD.　cｈangethｅircoｌｏuｒs　to　prｏteｃｔｔhemsｅｌveｓ()５7。Ｈｏｗcanpesｔswｉｔh　diｆfeｒentcoｌours　frｏmpｌanｔｓkeepｏut　ofdangeｒ?Ａ．Thｅｙruｎawａyqｕickｌｙ.B.　Ｔｈeyhave　thｅcｏｌouｒsmuｃhliketｈeｉr　enｅmｉｅs．C．Tｈeｙhｉdeｔhemｓｅlvesbyｄay　aｎｄaｐpｅaｒatnigｈｔ。　Ｄ。Theyhａｖｅto　movｅqｕietｌｙ。()５８.Ｂearsａnｄlｉｏnｓ　cankeｅpｓａfebecause____＿_＿＿。　A．they　hａvethｅcolｏｕrsmucｈlikethetrｅesB。ｔheymｏvequietlｙC。ｔheyｌikebｒｏwnaｎdgｒeycｏｌoursD.　tｈｅyliｖeinｆｏrests11/11\n……………………………………………………………最新资料推荐…………………………………………………（)59。Whｙcanｔｈeｋindoffｉshliveupｔonow？A。Becａuse　iｔisvｅrｙ　big　ａndstronｇ。　Ｂecausetｈeliqｕiditseｎｄsoｕtcanｈｅlpｉｔescａpｅｆroｍｉtsenemiｅs。　Ｂ。Bｅｃａusethelｉｑuid　itsenｄsｏuｔｃankillitｓenｅmies.C.Bｅｃauｓｅitswimｓfasｔerthaｎaｎyoｔheｒｆish.　（)60。Whiｃhｉsthebesttitｌe　fｏrthis　passagｅ?A。TheChangｅofＣoｌouｒｓ　forＡnimａlsanｄ　Pests。B。Coｌours　oｆDiffeｒentAnimalｓandpeｓtｓ。C.ＴheMainUseｏｆColourｓfｏr　Aｎimalsａnd　Ｐｅsｔs。Ｄ。Ｓoｍe　AnimalsａndPeｓｔｓ。56—６0ＤＣABC11/11