限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）第3)篇學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________61Brave3DcartoonComedy:95minutesMerida,aprincess,refusedtomarryapersonthatshedislikes.Thiscausestroubleforherfamilyandthewholecountry.Meridaturnstoawitch(女巫)forhelp.Indoingso,herfamilyandthecountryareindanger.Meridamustsaveherfamilyandthecountrybeforeitistoolate.TheGrey:Action:minutesTheGreyisbasedontheshortstoryGhostwrittenbyIanMackenzieJeffers.It’saboutanumberofoilmenwhoareintroubleinAlaskaafteraplanecrash(空難).Theyhavetofightagainstgreywolvesthatthreatentheirlives.MirrorMirror:Comedy:106minutesmustknowthestoryofSnowWhite.youliketoseethisstoryagain?CometoseeMirrorMirror.It’sacomedyaboutSnowWhite.LilyCollinsandJuliaRobertsarethemainactressesinthisinterestingmovie.Chimpanzee:Documentary:78minutesThismovieisdirectedbyAlastairFothergillandMarkLinfield.It’sanaturedocumentaryfilmaboutayoungchimpanzeenamedOscar.HeisaloneintheAfricanforestsuntilheisraisedbyanotherchimpanzee.ThechimpanzeetakescareofOscarlikehisownchild.1．Howmanydocumentariesarementionedinthepassage?A．One.B．C．Three.D．Four.2．Whichmovielaststhelongesttime?A．Brave.B．TheGrey.C．Chimpanzee.D．MirrorMirror.3．WhichstatementaboutthemoviesisTRUE?A．MirrorMirrorisdirectedbyLilyCollinsandJuliaRoberts.B．TheGreydirectedbyIanMackenzieisbasedonashortstory.C．can’tseemanybeautifulnaturesightsinChimpanzee.D．Braveisaboutaprincesswhoobeysherheart.1/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）4．Whostarredin(主演)oneofthemovies?A．LilyCollinsandJuliaRoberts.B．AlastairFothergillandMarkLinfield.C．IanMackenzieJeffers.D．Merida.5．Wherecanyouprobablyreadthispassage?A．Inanaturemagazine.B．Inastorybook.C．Inanentertainmentnewspaper.D．Inasciencebook.2Agroupoffrogs(青蛙)weretravelingthroughaforest,andtwoofthemfellintoadeeppit(坑).Whentheotherfrogssawhowdeepthepitwas,theytoldthetwofrogsthattheywereasgoodasdead.Thetwofrogsdidn’tmindwhattheysaidandtriedtojumpupoutofthepitaspossiblyastheycould.Theotherfrogskepttellingthemtostopandthattheywereasgoodasdead.Finally,oneofthefrogsheardwhattheotherfrogsweresayingandgaveup.Hefelldownanddied.Theotherfrogcontinuedtojumpashardashecould.Onceagain,theotherfrogsshoutedathimtostopthejumpingandjustdied.Hejumpedevenharderandfinallymadeitout.Whenhegotout,theotherfrogssaid,“Didyounothearus?”Thefrogexplainedtothemthathewasdeaf.Hecouldhearnothing.Hethoughttheywereencouraginghimallthetime.1.Thetwoofthemfellintoadeeppitwhentheywere________.A．lookingforfoodB．travelingthroughaforestC．playinggamesintheforestD．diggingadeeppit2.Theotherfrogsthoughtthetwofrogsmustdiebecause________.A．thepitwassodeepthattheycouldn’tjumpoutB．theywerehurtbadlyC．theirlegswerebrokenD．otheranimalswouldeatthem3.Afteronefrogdied,________.A．theotherfrogsleftaloneB．theotherfrogsstoppedshoutingtohimC．theotheronegaveupantidiedtooD．theotheronewentonjumpinguntilhejumpedoutofthepit4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deaf”meanillChinese?A．啞的B．盲的C．聾的D．死的5.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthestory?A．Peopleshouldbecarefulintheforest.B．Deafpeoplehavemorepower(力量).2/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）C．Shoutingindangermaybeofgreathelptoothers.D．Anencouragingwordmayhelponeoutoftroublewhileabadwordmaykillhim/her.3Arefables(寓言故事)andfairytales(童話故事)differentorthesame?Theyarebothstoriesforkids,butfablesarestoriesforadultsaswell.Afableisastory,passeddownfromgrandparentstoparentsandthentochildren.Peoplecanlearnmuchfromit.Thecharactersaremostlyanimalsandplants.Theycantalkandactlikehumans.ThemostfamousfableswerewrittenbyamancalledAesop.TherearehundredsoffablesinAesop’sFables.“TheFoxandtheGrapes”and“TheTortoiseandtheHare”aretwoexamples.Fairytalesareusuallystoriesforchildren,oftenaboutmagiccharacterssuchasfairiesandgiants(巨人).Sometimesthecharactersareanimals.areabletoenjoythesefairytalesbecauseabout200yearsago,BrothersGrimmtraveledallaroundGermanyandcollectedthesestoriesbeforepeopleforgotthem.TherearemanyfairytalesinGrimm’sFairyTales,suchas“Cinderella”and“SnowWhite”.1.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Famousfablesandfairytales.B．Theskillatreadingfables.C．Thereasonwhyadultscanreadfables.D．Differencesbetweenfablesandfairytales.2.Theunderlinedphrase“passeddown”means“________”inChinese.A．流傳B．分享C．編輯D．記錄3.________arealwaysthemaincharactersinfables.A．HumansB．FairiesC．GiantsD．Animalsandplants4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Peoplecanlearnnothingfromfables.B．Thereareonly60fablesinAesop’sFables.C．Childrenusuallylovefairytales.D．Aesopcollectedfairytalesbeforepeopleforgotthem.5.Whichofthefollowingstoriesarefables?①“TheLionandtheMouse”②“SnowWhite”③“TheTortoiseandtheHare”④“TheFoxandtheGrapes”3/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）⑤“Cinderella”A．①②③④⑤B．①③④C．①②④D．②③④⑤4DopeyandGrumpytellsthestoryoftwokids.Dopeyoftenmissessomething,andGrumpyhasabadtemper(脾氣).Theymakemanysillymistakesandfinallylearnalesson.RenRongrongwrotethestoryin1956.Renalsotranslated(翻譯)children’sbooks.Hetranslatedmorethan80works,includingPeterPanandPinocchio.However,hestillwantedtowritehisownstories.“WhenItranslated,Iwasn’tpleasedwiththeworks.IfIwrote,Iwouldwritetheminanotherwaytogainchildren’shearts.”thisidea,hebeganhiswriting.TheideaofDopeyandGrumpycamefromhisownlife.“Iwasaclassic‘Dopey’,oftenforgettingsomethings.Andmykidis‘Grumpy’whenIaskhimtodosomething,”saidRen.Thenhethought,whynotletthemkeeptheirshortcomings(缺點(diǎn))andshowthemastheyare?“Theymightlearnahardlessonindoingso,”Rensaid.Renusuallywroteuntilmidnight.Hecouldevenwritemorethan5,000wordswithinhalfanhour!“IfIhavethechancetoliveagain,Istillwanttodoit.Ifeelpleasedthatmybookscanbringchildrenhappiness,”Rensaid.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gain”meaninParagraph2?A．Break.B．Lose.C．D．Hurt.2.WhydidRenstarttowritechildren’sbooks?A．Becausehehadnootherbookstotranslate.B．Becausehewasn’thappywithsomebooks.C．Becausechildrendidn’tlikereadingtranslatedbooks.D．Becausethereweren’tmanychildren’sbooksatthattime.3.WheredidRen’sideasforDopeyandGrumpycomefrom?A．Children’sbooks.B．Chinesepoems.C．Hisdailylife.D．PeterPanandPinocchio.4.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesRenRongrong?A．Hard-workingandcreative.B．Braveandcareful.C．Cleverbutstrict.D．Funnybutforgetful.5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．ThedeathofRenRongrong.B．ThekidsofRenRongrong.C．ThejobofRenRongrong.D．TheexperienceofRenRongrong.4/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）7in5TheSaharaDesertisthelargesthotdesertintheworld.Itisabout9600000squarekilometersinsize.ThisisalmostthesizeoftheAmericaorChina.ThedesertcoverselevencountriesinthenorthofAfrica.TheNilerunsthroughtheSaharaDesertallyearround.Buttherearealsootherriversrunningthroughitseasonally(季節(jié)性地).Thegeographyofthedesertincludeshugesanddunes(沙丘)anddunefields.Someofthesanddunesare80hugethattheycanevenbeover152metershigh.Buttherearealsootheramazinglandforms(地形)indifferentpartsofthedesert.ItisveryhotanddryintheSaharaDesert.Thetemperaturethereisusually30℃.However,duringthehottestmonths,thetemperaturecangoover50℃.Becauseofthehightemperaturesandpoorconditionsofthedesert,onlyafewplantslivehere,justabout500kinds.Theyalsoplayaroleinthenumberofanimals.Inthedriestpartofthedesert,thereareonly70differentkindsofanimals.theSahara’spopulationisaroundfourmillion.Theymovefromplacetoplacethroughthedesert.Becauseofthistherearemanydifferentculturesandlanguagesinthisarea.1.FromthefirstparagraphwecanknowthattheSaharaDesert________.A．isthesameasAmericainsizeB．isalmostasbigasChinaC．isabout960000squarekilometersinsizeD．coverselevencountriesinthesouthofAfrica2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”referto?A．Hightemperaturesandpoorconditions.B．Someplantsandanimals.C．Hugedunesanddunefields.D．Languagesandculture.3.Whatcan’tweknowabouttheSaharaDesert?A．Itssize.B．Itslandforms.C．Itstemperatures.D．Itsfuture.4.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．ThereisnowaterintheSaharaDesert.B．OnlytheNilegoesthroughthedesert.C．Thereareonlyseventydifferentkindsofplantslivingthere.D．TheSaharaareaisrichincultureandlanguage.5.Wherecanwefindthepassagemostprobably?A．Inastorybook.B．Inasportsmagazine.C．Inageographybook.D．Inahealthnewspaper.5/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）6ThelargestanimalevertoliveonEarthisthebluewhale.Itweighsabout80tons—morethan24bigelephants.Itismorethan30meterslong.Anewbabywhaleweighsasmuchasabigelephant.Catswon’tdieiftheyfallveryhighplacesbecausetheycanturnthemselvesuptherightwaysoastokeeptheirbodiessafe.Onecatfell32floorsontothestreet,butitwasjusthurtalittle.AbearcanrunasfastasahorseAnew-bornpandaissmallerthanamouseandweighsabout100grams.Elephantsarethemostcarefulanimalsintheirlove.Amaleelephantmayshowhisladyloveforuptothreeyearsuntilthefemaleelephanttakeshislove.Theyoftenshowtheirlovebytouchingeachother’sbody.Usually,wolvesdonothurtpeople.ForyearsaCanadiannewspapersaysthattheywouldgiveanyonealotofmoneyifheorshecouldshowthatawolfcouldhurtaperson.Butnobodycoulddothat.donotusuallygotogetherthoughtheymaydothisinwinterandtheyonlyhurtpeopleatanunusualtime.1.Howmuchdoesanew-bornbluewhaleweigh?A．About10tons.B．Asmuchasababyelephant.C．About80tons.D．About3tons.2.Abearcanrun_______people.A．fasterthanB．moreslowlythanC．a(chǎn)sfastasD．a(chǎn)sslowlyas3.Amaleelephantwon’tstopfollowingafemaleelephantto_______untilthefemaleelephanttakeshislove.A．fightwiththebabyelephantB．a(chǎn)sktheladyelephanttohelphimC．showhisloveforalongtimeD．findfoodtogetherwithher4.Awolfwon’thurtpeopleexcept________.A．inwinterB．a(chǎn)tanunusualtimeC．ingroupsD．thatitishappy5.WhichisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．ThelargestanimalevertoliveonEarthistheelephant.B．Catswilldieiftheyfallveryhighplaces.C．Amouseisbiggerthananew-bornpanda.D．usuallyhurtpeople.6/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）7Shirley,anelephant,hassomethingtosay.Sheopenshermouthandspeaks.Thenearbyelephantsunderstandthesound,butitisjustnoisetome.WhatisShirleyexactlysaying?Scientistsarenotsure,buttheyaretryingtofindouthowelephantscommunicate.IvisitedShirleyattheElephantSanctuary(避難所)inHohenwald,ThesanctuaryishomeofShirleyandfiveotherelephants—Bunny,Jenny,Sissy,andAllsixanimalswereonceinzoosorcircuses(馬戲團(tuán)).Nowtheywalkfreelyintheforests.ANotalltheelephantsspeaklikeShirley.speakslikeasealionwhensheishappy.Bunnysqueaks(吱吱叫)often.Isoongetusedtohearingthedifferentvoicesoftheelephants.Whenonegraygiantcomesclosetome,Iknowwhichelephantitis.Elephantsalsocommunicateinawaythatpeoplecan’thear.Scientistsbelievethatelephant’ssoundcantravelformiles.Elephantsinagroupuseittokeepintouchwhentheyarealone.Theelephantsspeaktooneanotherforthesamereasonspeopletalk.Sometimestheyevenshoutwithexcitement.WhenShirleyfirstcametothesanctuary,Jennylookedatherandbegantoshout.Shirleyshoutedback.Atfirst,theanimalkeepershadnoideawhatitwasabout.Later,theydiscoveredthatShirleyandJennyhadstayedtogetherfor20yearsearlierinacircus.Theystillkneweachother.Therearetwokindsofelephants—AsianelephantsandAfricanelephants.Inthewild,bothkindsareendangered.In1970,almost2millionAsianelephantslivedinthewildinSoutheastAsia.Nowthereareonly25,600to32,750elephantslivingthere.Theirhomeisbeinggraduallydestroyed.Asthepopulationgrows,humansarebuildingonmoreoftheland.InAfrica,manywildelephantslivedthere20yearsago.Buttoday,onlyhalfofthemstilllivethere.1.Whatdoesthewritermainlydescribeinthefirsthalfofthepassage?A．Differentsoundsmadebyelephants.B．Whatitisliketobeanelephant.C．tosavetheelephants’home.D．Howtoplanavisittoanelephant’shome.2.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputbackintotheblank?A．Thewildelephants.B．Africanelephants.C．Asianelephants.D．Elephantsindanger.7/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）3.Iftherewere2thousandwildelephantslivinginAfrica20yearsago,howmanyofthemarestilltherenow?A．25,600.B．32,750.C．1,000.D．10,000.4.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Elephantsalsocommunicatewithpeople.B．Elephant’ssoundcantraveltoafarawayplace.C．Someelephantsliketomakenoise.D．Manyelephantslivealone.5.Thepassageismostprobablyfrom________.A．a(chǎn)storybookB．a(chǎn)travelguideC．a(chǎn)comicstripsD．a(chǎn)nanimalmagazine88Amanwaswalkingthroughanelephantcampandfoundthattheelephantsweren’tbeingkeptincagesorheldbychains(鐵鏈).Allthatwasholdingthembackfromrunningawayfromthecampwasasmallpieceofrope,itwasjusttiedtooneoftheirlegs.Asthemanlookedattheelephants,hecouldn’tunderstandit.Whydidn’ttheelephantsjustusetheirstrengthtobreaktheropeandrunawayfromthecamp?Theycouldeasilymakeit,butinstead,theydidn’ttryatall.Then,heaskedatrainernearbywhyitwasso.“Whentheywereveryyoungandmuchsmaller,weusedthesamesizeofropetotiethem,andatthatage,itwasenoughtoholdthem.Astheygrewup,theystillbelievedthattheycouldn’tbreakaway.”“Theybelievedtheropecouldstillholdthem,sotheynevertriedtobreakfree.”thetraineranswered.Themanwasinsilence.Theseanimalscouldhavebrokenfreewhenevertheywanted,butitwasjustbecauseovertime,theyhadthebeliefthatitjustwasn’tpossible.Howmanyofusgothroughlifeliketheelephants—holdingontothebeliefthatwecannotdosomethingsimplybecausewefailedatitonceorsometimesbefore?Failureispartoflearning.Ifwefailedonceorafewtimes,itdoesn’tmeanwecanneversucceed.shouldnevergiveuptryingwhenweexperiencefailuresinlife.1.Whydidn’ttheelephantstrytorunawayfromthecamp?A．Becausetherewasnoneedtorunaway.B．Becausetheropesweretoohardtobreak.C．Becausetheywerescaredofthetrainers.D．Becausetheydidn’tbelievetheycouldbreakfree.8/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）2.Howdidthemanfeelthemomentafterheheardthetrainer’swords?A．Angry.B．Sad.C．Excited.D．Relaxed.3.Theunderlinedphrase“”probablymeans________.A．havearestB．speakoutC．runawayD．makemistakes4.It’sclearthat________.A．theoldelephantscouldeasilybreaktheropeB．thetrainerbelievedtheelephantscouldn’tbreakawayC．themanwantedtoworkintheelephantcampD．someelephantsweresucceedinbreakingtheropesandrunningaway5.Thebesttitleofthepassageshouldbe________.A．BreaktheRopeB．ThePoorElephantsC．NeverGiveUpD．DoSomethingSimply9“Theoftheisdead!”saysDorothytoherfriends.Everyoneisveryhappy.mustgobacktothe(男巫)ofOzandtellhim,”saysDorothy.Soon,DorothyandherfriendsarriveattheEmeraldCity.Theyaregivenglassesandledtotheroom.Butnooneisthere.Avoicesays,“IamtheofOz.”“Whereareyou?”asksDorothy.“Iameverywhere,butyoucan’tseeme,”saysthe“Whoareyouandwhatdoyouwant?”“Don’tyourememberus?I’mDorothy!I’mherewithmyfriends—thetheScarecrow,andtheLion.Theoftheisdeadandyoumustkeepyourpromise.IwanttogohometoKansas.”saysthemustgivemeabrain.”

“Andyoumustgivemeaheart,”saysthe“AndIwantsomecourage,”saystheLion.“Isshereallydead?”asksthesheis!”thefriendsallsay.“Comebacktomorrow,”saysthe“Imustthinkaboutit.”9/限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）“Noway!I'mgoingtoeatyou!”shoutstheangryLion.Dorothy’spetdogafraidoftheLion,jumpsupandhitsabigscreen.Itfallsoverandthefriendsseealittleoldman.Theycan’tbelievetheireyes.“Whoareyou?”asksDorothy.“IamtheGreatOz,”saysthelittleman.“Pleasedon’thurtme!”“Buttheisabigheadwithnobody,”saysDorothy.“No,it’sabeautifulwoman,”saysthewrong.It’samonsterwithfiveeyes,fivearmsandfivelegs,”saysthe“No,”saystheLion.“Theisabigballoffire.”areallwrong,”saysthelittlemanquietly.“________I’mfromKansastoo.Iliketravellinginhot-airballoons.That’swhyI’mhere.ThepeopleherethinkI’mawizardbecauseIcomefromthesky,”saysthelittleman.“Iliveinsidethisroomandnevergoout.Ican’tletanyoneseeme.ImustmakeeveryonethinkI’marealwizard.”“TheEmeraldCityisn’tgreen,”continuedthelittlemansadly.“Itjustlooksgreen,becauseeveryonewearsgreenglasses.Ihavenomagic.It’sonlyatrick!Everythinghereisatrick!”1.HowmanyfriendsgototheEmeraldCitywithDorothyandA．1.B．2.C．3.D．4.2.Whomakesthebigscreenfallover?A．B．TheC．TheD．Dorothy.3.Whichsentencebestfitsin“________”inthepassage?A．IamthebutI’mnotarealwizard.B．I’mnottheofOz,andIdon’tlivehere.C．Iamagoodman,butI’mnotaverygoodwizard.D．I’vebeenheresinceyoucame,andIknowthe4.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorderoftheevents?①DorothyandherfriendsarriveattheEmeraldCity.②Thebigscreenfallsoverandthefriendsseealittleoldman.③Dorothytellsthethattheoftheisdead.④Alittleoldmantravelsinhot-airballoonsandcomestotheEmeraldCity.A．①②③④B．①③②④C．④②①③D．④①③②5.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．DorothyandherfriendsliketheoftheB．TheofOzcanusemagictoturnintodifferentshapes./限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）C．TheofOzpromisedtohelpDorothyandherfriendsbefore.D．DorothyandherfriendscanseeagreenEmeraldCitywithoutglasses.isabeautifuloldcityontheRiverDanubeinthecenterofEurope.It’sthecapitalcityofAustriaandthecenterofEuropeanclassicalmusic.Inthe18thcenturyalotofmusicianscametostudyandworkinIntheStraussfamily,thereweretwocomposers(作曲家)calledJohannStrauss:thefatherandtheson.Thefather,JohannStrausstheelder,wroteandplayedmusicfortraditionaldances,calledthewaltz.HisdancemusicmadehimfamousalloverEurope.Theson,JohannStrausstheyounger,wasalsoverysuccessfulandpopular.Hewroteover150waltzes.In1867hewroteTheBlueDanubewaltz.Mozartwasanotherveryimportantcomposer.HewasborninAustriain1756.Beforehewassix,heplayednotonlythepianobutalsotheviolin.HisfamilytookhimaroundEuropeandhegaveconcertsinmanycities.Hewrotehundredsofwonderfulpiecesofmusic.Buthebecameverypooranddiedin1791whenhewasonly35.LikeJohannStrauss,fatherandson,hewasagreatEuropeanmusician,andmanypeoplestillthinkhismusicisperfect.1.FromParagraph1weknowthatis________.A．a(chǎn)beautifulnewcityB．ontheRiverDanubeC．inthecenterofAustriaD．thecenterofEuropeanpopmusic2.Howmanyimportantcomposersarementionedinthepassage?A．One.B．C．Three.D．Four.3.JohannStrausstheelderwasfamousfor________.A．thedancemusicB．hissonC．TheBlueDanubeD．theconcerts4.Itcanbeinferred(推斷)fromthepassagethatMozartwas________.A．stupidandlazyB．cleverbutlazyC．stupidandhard-workingD．cleverandhard-working5.Thispassagecanbefoundmostprobablyinthepartof________inanewspaper.A．NewsB．Recreation(娛樂)C．Ad(廣告)D．SportsOveronehundredyearsago,therelivedamannamedPhileasFogg.Formanyyears,heledaveryquietlife.Hespenteverydayathisclub,whichwaswhererichmenwenttomeettheirfriends./限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）Everymorning,helefthishouseatexactlyandwalked576stepstohisclub.Thenheatelunch.Afterlunch,Foggreadthreenewspapersfromcovertocover.Thenheatesupper.Afterthat,heplayedcardswithfriends.Atmidnight,hewenthometobedbeforedoingexactlythesamethenextday.Butoneeverythingchanged.Foggreadsomeamazingnewsinhispaper.“Listentothis,”heannounced(宣告)tohisfriends.“Itsaysit’spossibletotravelaroundtheworldinonlyeightydays!”Althoughhisfriendshadalaughoverthat,Foggwassurehecoulddoit.Whenonefriendbet(打賭)thatitcouldn’tbedone,Foggreplied,“IwillbettwentythousandpoundsthatIcangoaroundtheworldineightydaysorless!”EveryonethoughthewascrazybutFogghadmadeuphismind.“IshallbebackonDecember21st,”hesaid.Assoonashearrivedhome,FoggaskedPassepartout,hisbutler(男管家),topackasmallbag.Luckily,Passepartoutmovedveryquickly.Inlessthantenminutes,theywereontheirwaytothestationandat8:45exactly,thetrainpulledout,FoggandPassepartoutwereontheirgreatadventure.Theywereheadingforthecoast,wheretheycouldcatchaboattoFrance.Buttheywerealsoheadingstraightfortrouble.AdaptedfromAroundtheWorldinEightyDays1.Howdidtheauthorstartthestory?A．Byexpressinghisopinion.B．Bysettingagoodexample.C．Bydescribingapeacefulscene.D．Byintroducingthemaincharacter.2.WhatwasFogg’slifelikeaccordingtoParagraph1and2?A．Quietandboring.B．Busyandpeaceful.C．Happyandexciting.D．Boringanddangerous.3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?A．haveatwenty-thousand-poundbet.B．travelaroundtheworldin80days.C．turnadeafeartohisfriends’laughter.D．readsomeamazingnewstohisfriends.4.HowlongdidittakePassepartouttopackabag?A．Innearlyanhour.B．Inhalfanhour.C．Inover10minute.D．tenminutes./限時(shí)訓(xùn)練（八下）5.Accordingtothelastparagraph,whatmighthappenaftertheygotontheboat?A．Theymightgetintotroubleduringthetrip.B．Theymightvisittheirfriendnamedtrouble.C．Theymighttakeacarriageforthewholetrip.D．Theymighthaveacomfortableandpleasanttrip.Iwascarefultobehaveaswellaspossible,hopingtheKingwouldgivemefreedomearly.Lilliputianssoonbegantolosetheirfearofme.TheycalledmeMan-Mountain.SometimesIlaydownandletthemdanceonmyhand,andfromtimetotimechildrencametoplaygamesinmyhair.BynowIwasabletospeaktheirlanguagewell.OnedaytheKinginvitedmetowatchtheirregularactivities.Iwasmostinterestedintherope-dancing.Averythinropewasfixed(固定)aboutthirtycentimetersabovetheground.PeoplewhowantedtobecometheKing’sofficersjumpedanddancedonthisrope,andwhoeverjumpedhighestwithoutamissgotthebestjob.Therewasanotherinterestingactivity.TheKingheldastickinfrontofhim,andmoveditupanddownfromtimetotime.Onebyone,peoplecameuptohimandjumpedoverthestickorcraw