1、上海牛津版六年級英語第二學(xué)期英語閱讀訓(xùn)練16篇含答案（一）HiPeter,Mycity,Amman,isthecapitalofJordanItsamoderncitywithlotsofthingstodo.ImgoingtotakeyoutotheDeadSea.Butwecantswimbecauseitstoosalty.WecanonlyfloatWellalsovisitthebeautifulGileadregoingtolovethelocalfood.Myfavouritedishismensaf.Itsalambinyoghurtsaucewithrice.Weregoin

2、gtospendtwodaysintheancientcityofPetra.Itsabeautifulcitybuiltofpinkandredrock.Itissometimescalledtherose-redcity.Therockslookdifferentcoloursintheevening.Manyofitsoldbuildingswerecarvedoutofrock.Over2000yearsago,PetrawastheNabataeanscapitalcity.Itbecamethecentreofthespice(香料）,perfume(香水）andsilktooks

3、picesfromArabia(阿拉伯半島）throughPetratomanyplacesincluding(包含）Gaz,Syria,Rome,GreeceandevenIndiaandChina.Itwouldbefuntoexplorethecityoncamelordonkey.HaveyouheardofJerashItsgot2000-year-oldRomanruins(廢虛）.TheresafestivalinJulyandweregoing.Singers,musiciansandactorscomefromallovertheworldtoperformintheRoma

4、nTheatre.Iwenttherelastyear,itsfantastic.InJerashtherearebridges,gates,baths,squaresandfountainstosee.Dontforgetyourcamera.DannyChoosethebestanswer.()doesDannycomefrom.C.Jerash.()2.WhycanttheyswimintheDeadSeaA.Itstoodeep.B.Itstoosalty.C.Itsnotallowed.D.Itsdangerous.()manydayswilltheystayintheancient

5、cityofPetraA.Fourdays.B.Threedays.days.day.()isthefestivalinJerashAugust.July.June.D.InMay.()ofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassageA.Mensafisalambinyoghurtsaucewithrice.B.ItwouldbefuntoexplorePetraoncamelordonkey.C.Jerashhasgot2000-year-oldRomanruins.D.Ammanissometimescalledtherose-redcity:(二）

6、HiDez!Well,Ivebeenhere1twoweeksalreadyandstillcantbelieveImastudentatOxfordUniversityatlast!Anyway,sofaritsgoingreallywell.ThisweekIvebeenmeetingallthedifferentlecturers,Ivealsometmypersonaltutor(個(gè)人教師）.Everystudenthasone-someonetheycangotowithproblems,talkabouttheirworkwithandthatkindofthing.Mineisc

7、alledRosieFrishandIvealready2tohertwiceaboutdifferentthings.ShesgivenmesomegoodadviceandIlikeheralot.Everythinghereisvery3myschoolinChina.Thelessons(theyrecallelectureshere)areallonehouroroneandahalfhourslong.Andwehavetowritedownthethingswethinkareimportant-notlikeatschoolwherethe4tellyouwhattowrite

8、down.Asyouknow,ImstudyingEnglishhistoryhere.Andtheres5thing-wedontstartearlyeverymorninglikeatschool.IvegottwomorningsaweekwhenIdonthave6lecturesatall.YoursHayley()1.(B.beentalkedC.talkedD.totalk()()()6A.some(三)RecentlyIpaidavisittoHarvardUniversity,whichisoneofthemostf1universitiesintheworld.Harvar

9、dsmainbuildingsarefromthe18thcentury.They12veryoldandsimple.Youmightevensaytheyrealittleold.Theydontfitthemodernideaofuniversityatall.Thebuildingsaresurroundedbygrassandtrees,soIfeltasifIhadw3intoamedievalcastle(中世紀(jì)的城堡）.ButwhenIlookedacrossthestreet,busyshopsandin-fashionstudentsmademefeellikeIwasin

10、the21stcenturyagain.Ourtourg4Garytookusaroundandtoldus,Haveyouseenthegrassfieldinthec5oftheschoolHereiswheretheyhosttheirgraduationceremony(畢業(yè)典禮）.Theyjustsetuptentsandbenchesandhaveaverysimple!Whowouldthinkthemosttalentedstudentsjustgraduateonthelawn(草坪）”Isawsome,studentsputablanketonthegrassandlied

11、owntor6abook.WhenIlistenedtothesoftsoundofpagesturning,alongwithsingingofthebirds,Ifeltverycalm.Ih7onedayIllattendmydreamschool-Harvard.1.234567（四）Oneday,afarmerwaswalkingalongaroadwithLook!Theresahorseshoe(馬蹄鐵）ontheitsaid,Itwastesmytime.HisfathersaidnothinghissonThomas.upandputitinbuthepickeditThef

12、athersaid,yourbag.Thomasuphimself.Whentheygottoanearbytown,theyhadarest.Therethefarmersoldthehorseshoeandwiththemoneyheboughtsomestrawberries.drankuptheirwater,andtherewasntahouseorevenatreeforthemtohaveafelttoothirstytowalkon.Atthistime,hisfathergaveThomasastrawberryandhequicklyateit.Afterawhile,hi

13、sfathergavehimanotherstrawberryandonceagain,hissonlostnotimeinputtingitinhismouth.Andsotheywenton.Theoldfarmergavethestrawberriesandthesonatethem.WhenThomashadeatenupallthestrawberrieshisfathersaidtohim,Mydearson,ifyoupickedupthathorseshoe,youwouldhaveyourownstrawberriestoeat.Alwaysrememberthelesson

14、:Ifyoudontworryaboutthelittlethings,youllfinditdifficulttodothegreatthings.Answerthequestions.1.Wheredidthefarmerfindthehorseshoe2.WhydidntThomaspickupthehorseshoe3.Whatdidthefarmerbuyafterhesoldthehorseshoe4.Thefarmerandhissoncouldntfindaplacetorestcouldthey5.Whoatethestrawberriesatlast6.Whatcanwel

15、earnfromthestory（五）TheLordoftheRingsisastoryofgoodagainstevil(險(xiǎn)惡）.Atthecentreofthestoryisaringofpower.Frodo,thesmallbutbravehero,wantstodestroyislongandexciting,withmanystrangeandinterestingcharacters.Tolkien,ateacheratOxfordUniversity,wrotethethree-bookseriesinthe1950s.Heknewalotaboutlanguages,hist

16、ory,andoldstories.Infact,TheLordoftheRingsincludesseverallanguagesinventedbytheauthor(作者）,aswellassongswritteninthoselanguages.Tolkiensbooksarepopularallovertheworld.NowthereisevenaseriesoffilmsaboutTheLordoftheRings.()notabigpersonSauronsgoodfriend()doestheunderlinedphrasetakeovermeaninChineseA.代替B

17、.接收C.保護(hù)D.毀壞()3.Thewriterofthestoryfilmsatahighschool50yearswritingitanexpertinlanguages()isSauronA.Thebadpersoninthestory.B.ThewriterofTheLordoftheRings.C.Anunimportantcharacter.D.Thestoryshero.()ofthefollowingistrueaboutTheLordoftheRingsA.Itisaseriesofmorethanthreebooks.B.ItisonlypopularinEngland.i

18、sveryshort.D.Itisfullofunusualcharacters.(六）AyersRock(艾爾斯巨石）isrightinthecentreofsnearlytwothousandkilometres1Sydney,soweflewmostoftheway.Itwasrathercloudyatfirst.Butafterweleftthemountainsbehindus,therewashardlyacloudinthesky.Mostofthelandbelow2sand,thoughdadtoldmeitwasgreenerthanIthought.Thereareal

19、otofsheepdownthere,hesaid,buthardlyanypeople!AyersRockisalarge,lowmountain.Thedayafterwearrived,wegotupearlyinthemorningbeforethesun3.Westartedclimbingupbeforeitwaslight.Itgetstoohotforclimbinglater.OntopofAyersRock,mostofthegroundiscoveredwithforestandgrass,andthereareeven4smallrivers.Butwhenyoucli

20、mbhigher,youllfindnothinggrowsthereatall.Wedidntreachthetop5itwastoohot.Allarounditissand.Intheevening,whenthesungoesdown,thesandisalmostred.Theskyisredtoo,soitisvery,verybeautiful.6weonlystayedthereforafewdays,wehadagreattime.()1.(like()3.rising()4.littlefew()5.yet()6.（七）Everyyearalotoffilmsaremade

21、,butnotallofthemaregoodforus.Mostofthesefilmsarenotsuitable(合適的）forweseeafilminac1orwatchaDVDathome,weshouldbec2tochooseagoodone.Agoodfilmusuallygivesusalesson.Forexample,BeautyandtheBeastteachesustolovesomeoneforhisorhergoodheartbutnotforhisorherlooks.TheLionKingt3ustobebraveandbefairtootherpeople.

22、Somefilmsarequicklyforgotten,othersstayforalongtimeasclassics(經(jīng)典著作）.Peoplecanseeaclassicfilmmanytimesandstille4it.Everytimetheyseeit,theylearnsomethingn5.Forexample,ifyouworryaboutyourlooks,youmaywatchBeautyandtheBeastagainandlearnthatlooksarenotsoimportant.Ifyouaresad,youmaywatchMouseHuntagaintomak

23、ey6happy.Therearemanykindsoffilms.Thereareadventurefilms,comedies,horrorfilms,lovestoriesandsoon.However,manyofthesefilmsareonlysuitableforadults.Soalwaysa7yourparentsbeforeyouseeafilm.1234567（八）Besidesstudyingandtests,studentsneedtolearnsomelifeskills(技術(shù)）fortheskillscanhelpthemlivebythemselves.Thef

24、ollowingaresomeimportantskills.Managing(管理）moneyYouoftengetalittlemoneyfromyourparents,andyoumayspenditasyoulike.Youcanmakealistofthethingsbeforegoingshopping,andplanhowtospendthemoney.Dontwaste.WashingandcleaningDoingwashingcorrectlyisimportant.Youshouldfirstreadtheinstructionsonclothing,andthenche

25、ckthepocketsoftheclothes.Paymoreattentiontodifferentcoloursofforcleaning,youshouldlearnhowtousebrooms(掃蒂）,mops(抹布）andsoyouoftendomorecleaning,thepeoplewholivewithyouwillthankyouforyourwork.CookingyourfavouritemealsYoushouldlearnhowtocookafewofyourfavouritemeals.Firstaskyourparentsforhelptodecideonth

26、emenuandingredients(烹調(diào)原料）,andthenyoucangoshopping,cookthemealsandcleanupthekitchentogether.Answerthequestions.WhydostudentsneedtolearnthelifeskillsforthefutureHowmanylifeskillscanwelearnfromthepassageWhatcanyoudobeforegoingshoppingWhatshouldyoudofirstbeforedoingwashingHowcanyoudecideonthemenuandingr

27、edients6.Whatdoyouthinkofthelifeskills(九）陽光:Forsomeofuswholiketotravel,itcanbedifficultsometimestofindsomeonetotravelwith.SowhatcanwedoTheanswer,ofcourse,istotravelalone.ButwhereshouldwegoHerearesomeofthebestplacesintheworldtotravelalone.ThefirstplaceisThailand.InThailand,youcanhaveagoodchanceofwhom

28、ayhavethesameinterestsasyou.Thailandhasmanyplacesofsmore,thingsinThailandareverycheapItcansaveyoumoremoneytotravelaloneinThailand.ThesecondisHongKong,China.Althoughitisoneofthebusiestcitiesintheworld,HongKongisagreatplacetorelax.ThisisbecauseitsfullofZenMoments(靜思時(shí)刻）,suchasbeautifulgardensandTaiChi(

29、太極）classes,HongKongisoneofthesafestcitiesintheworld.ThethirdisAlaska.Nearly20%ofthevisitorstoAlaskatravelalone.Alaskahasmanyglaciers(冰川）andwonderfulicebergs(冰山）.YoucanalsoseewhalesinAlaska.Travellingaloneismoreandmorepopularwithpeoplewhoenjoytakingrisks.Theaboveplacescanbetopchoiceswhenyoutravelalon

30、e.()1bestplacestotravelalonearementionedinthispassage.()2.Thailandisagoodplacetotravelaloneareonly20%visitorsB.itcantsaveyoumoremoneytherehasmanyplacesofinterestD.itsoneofthebusiestandsafestcities()3.Accordingtothepassage,apersonwhowantstorelaxhimselfmayfirstchoosetotravelalone.A.Thailand()andmorepe

31、oplechoosetotravelaloneprobablybecausenomoneynofriendsZenMomentstakingrisks()ofthefollowingsentencesisNOTrightA.ItcansaveyoumoremoneytotravelaloneinThailand.Kongisagreatplacetorelax.C.Alaskahasmanyglaciersandwonderfulicebergs.D.Travellingaloneislessandlesspopularwithpeoplewhoenjoytakingrisks.(十）Jame

32、sandArthurarebothgoodatusingcomputers.Oneday,theywerehavinganargumentaboutwhowasbetteratusingcomputers.Theyhadargueditfordays,andatlastGodwastiredof1them.Godsaid,Coolit.Iamgoingtogiveyouatest,andfromtheresult,Iwilldecidewhodoesthebetterjob.So,ArthurandJamessatdowninfrontoftheir2.Theywrotereports,did

33、worprocessing,sente-mailsandcreatedtables.Jamesdidquiteagoodjob,3Arthurdidfasterthanhim.Thentenminutesbeforetheirtimewasup,lightningsuddenlyflashedacrossthesky,thunderrolled,therainpouredand,ofcourse,theelectricitystoppedworking.Arthurlookedathisblankscreenandscreamedsome4words.Jamesjustkeptsilent.T

34、heelectricityfinallycamebackon,andeachofthemrestartedtheirsuddenlycried,Itsallgone!Ihavelost5!Atthesametime,Jamesquietlystartedprintingoutallofhisfilesfromthepasttwohoursofwork.Arthurwatchedthisandbecame6.Wait!hecried.Theremustbesomethingwrong!HowcanhehaveallhisfileswhileIdonthaveanyGodsaid,Jamessav

35、ed.()()()()()（十一）Marcowokeupearly.Hewasveryexcited.HewasleavingforChinatodaywithhisfather.ItwashisfirsttriptoChina.Marcowalkeddowntothewaterandlookedattheboat.Itwasverybig.Manyworkerswereontheboat.Theyputfood,water,clothes,andmanyotherthingsonit.G1ready.Weareleavingsoon!saidhisfather.Twohourslater,M

36、arcowasontheboat.Hesawhisfriendsandwavedtothem.Goodbye!heyelled.Marcowasexcited,buthewasalittles2,too.HewantedtogotoChina,buthedidntwanttoleavehisfriends.MarcotriedtothinkonlyaboutdidheknowaboutChinaNotm3.MarcoaskedhisfatheraboutChina,buthedidntknow.ItwashisfirsttriptoChina,too.4thelongtriptoChina,M

37、arcosawmanythings.TheshipstoppedatmanycitiesandgreatcountryofIndia.Finally,MarcoarrivedinChina.E6inChinawasnewtoMarco.TheChinesehadmanyamazingthings.Theyhadp7.Theyhadgunpower.TheyhadtheGreatWall.Macrolearnedalot.1234567（十二）Booksoftencontain(包含）alotofcanbeagreathelptousifweknowhowtofindtheinformation

38、weneedquickly.Allbookshavethetitles,whichactasthefirstexample,ifthetitleofabookisFamousSteamTrains,weknowatoncethatthebookwillhaveinformationonsteamtrains.ThetitleofabookandthenameoftheauthorareputonthecoverandonthetitlepageMostbookshavecontents(目錄）contentspagelistsallthedifferentpartsintheintheexam

39、pleofFamousSteamTrains,thecontentspagemightlooksomethinglikethis:Inventionofthesteamtrain7Thefirststeamtrains21Travelbysteamtrain33Theendofthesteamtrainage41Noticethatthecontentspagegivesthepagenumberwhereeachpart,orchapter(章節(jié)）ifyouwanttofindinformationabouttravellingbysteamtrain,youmayturnonPage33a

40、ndreadthatbooksalsohaveanindex(索引）attheback.1.Whereisthetitleofthebookput2.GivethenameofthefirstpartinthebookFamousSteamTrains.3.WhatothernameisoftenusedforapartinabookDoyouthinkacontentspagewouldbehelpfulWhyinformationwouldyoufindonatitlepage6.Whatwillpeoplefindatthebackofsomebooks（十三）toelevenatnig

41、htandsoldmanydifferentthings.Tomworkedhardinhisshop,sohehadagoodbusinessandhewashappy.Thenasupermarketopenedacrossthestreet.ThesupermarketwastentimesthesizeofTomsshop.ThemanagerofthesupermarketwantedtotakeTomscustomersawayfromfoundoutwhatTomspriceswereandthenmadehislowerthanTomsPeoplequicklystoppedb

42、uyingthingsfromTomsshop.Theyboughteverythingfromthesupermarketinstead.SoonTomsbusinesswasverybadandhewasangry.Itsnotfair,Tomthought.Imustdosomethingtoteachthatsupermarketmanageralesson.Thepriceofsteakinthesupermarketwas$apound.Tomputasigninhiswindow,Steak$apound.Thenextdaythepriceofsteakinthesuperma

43、rketwas$apound.Tomchangedthesigninhiswindow,Steal$apound.Anhourlater,thesigninthesupermarketsaid,Steak$apound.TerminuteslaterthesigninTomswindowsaidSteak$apound.Fiveminuteslaterthesigninthesupermarketsaid,Steak$apound.TwentysecondslaterthesigninTomswindowsaid,Steak$apound.Themanagerofthesupermarketr

44、anacrosstheroadintoTomsshop.Thispricecuttingmuststop,hesaid.Steakcostme$apound.Imsellingitat$apound.Imlosingmoneyeveryminute!Illstopcuttingallmyprices,Tomsaid,ifyoustopcuttingallyours.Thesupermarketmanageragreed,andthetwomenshooksmiled.Hehadnotlostanymoneyonthesteak.Hedidnotsellsteak.()hadagoodbusin

45、essbecauseA.hesoldcheapthingsB.heworkedhardC.hewashappyD.heopenedtheshopverylate()supermarketwas_thesizeofTomsshop.timestimestimestimes()3.ThemanagerofthesupermarketA.wantedtotakehiscustomerstoTomsshopB.foundoutwhatTomspriceswereandmadehishigherthanTomsC.madethecustomersstopbuyingthingsfromTomsshopD

46、.didntsellsteakatall()4.WhydidthesupermarketmanageraskTomtostopcuttinghispricesA.HedidntwanttohurtTomsbusiness.B.HewantedTomscustomers.C.Hewaslosingmoneyonsteak.D.AllTomspriceswerelowerthanhis.()thepassage,weknowTomwasvery_.(十四）Therewasanelephant.Thekingcaredforhimwell,andoftenfedhimlotsoffood.Sohew

47、asvery1.Therewasadoglivingnexttotheelephantshouse.Butthedogwasweakandadmired(敬羨）theelephantverymuchbecausehe2hadgoodday,thedogwasveryhungry.Heranintotheelephantshouseandatethericethattheelephant3.Theelephantwaskind,andwouldliketosharehisfoodwiththedog.Fromthattime,thedog4comingeverydaytoeat.Theybega

48、ntoplaywitheachother.Soon,theybecamegoodfriends.However,oneday,thedogsownersoldthedog.Theelephantwas5.Hethoughtthathecouldntseehisfriendanylonger.Hewantedtodonothingwithouthisfriend.Hestoppedeating,drinkingandevensleeping.Thekingwasvery6theelephant.Hefoundthemanwhoboughtthedog,andgavehimmoremoney.Th

49、enthemanletthedoggo.Theelephantwassurprisedwhenhesawthedogagain.Afterthattheelephantandthedoglivedtogetherhappily.()()()()()()inatofabout（十五）Hobbyissomethingyouliketospendtimeonjustforfun.Somepeoplehavecanbeahobby.Ahobbydoesnothavetobei2toanyonebutyou.Itdoesnothavetobeusefulorhelpful.Itdoesnothaveto

50、b3youmoney.Itjusthastobeveryinterestingtoyou.Sometimes,ofcourse,hobbiesdoturnouttobeusefulorhelpful.Someevendomakemoney.Butthatdoesnotmakethemb4hobbiesthanthosewhichpeoplehavejustforfun.DoyouhaveanypopularhobbiesWhenImeetsomeonenew,oneofthefirstq5IaskisWhatsyourfavouritehaveahobby.However,ifmostrealisetheyhaveseveralhobbies.hobbyMostshrug(聳肩）andarents6theyevenpeopletookthetimetot7aboutittheywould1234567（十六）Oneofmyfavouritethingstodoishikinginmountains.Becausenobod