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2010山东一模英语试题汇编

专题训练阅读理解

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AmiyaOldencouldhavebeenaposterchildforflreadingcrisisthataffectsnearly2millionMichiganresidentsolderthan16:

Theyreadbelowasixth-gradelevel,whichmakesitdifficulttofindjobsandtoimprovetheirlives.Amongthem,Amiyaisone.

AmiyaOldenrememberswellthedayshegraduatedfromDenbyHighsch001.Shehandedherdiplomatohermother,whoreadittoher.“Thenwhensomeoneaskedmetoreadit,Icouldrememberthethingssheread,andIknewwhatIhadtosay,”recalledAmiyaOlden.“Whenwewouldgoouttorestaurantswithmyaunts,andthat,SwhenIreallywouldgetupset.1wouldseewordsonthemenubutIcouldn,tread!

Butdon‘tfeelsorryforherIShechangedherlifebyreachingapointwheresheldreadenough.Twosummersago,shetookchargeofherlifewhenshewalkedintoProLiteracyDetroittoimproveherreading.Nineteenmonthsago,shewasreadingatasecond-gradelevel;nowatafifth-gradelevel.

OldennowsplitsherdaysbetweenherclassesatProLiteracyandthelibrary,whereshechecksoutbooksandreadsthem.Shesaysshehopesherimprovedreadingskillswillhelpherfindagoodjob.

Andshehasadviceforothers,whohavetroublereading.

“Don’tgiveuponit,”shesaid.“Eventhoughitcanbechallengingandyoumightgetfrustratedsometimes,practicedoeshelp.Ifyoureallywanttobeabletogosomewhere,goouttoarestaurantandyouhavetoreadsignsandthingslikethat,youwanttoknowwhatyouwanttoeatandwhereyouwanttogo...Ifyouwanttosucceedinlifeandgrow,youhavetoread.Moreimportant,youhavetofeelconfidentthatyoucan.”

56.Amiya'motherreadthediplomatohersothat.

A.shecould~ncourageherdaughtertoimproveherreading

B.herdaughtercouldrememberthecontentofthediploma

C.theybothcouldremembertheparticularmoment

D.shecouldshowoffbeforeherdaughter

57.AmiyaattendsProLiteracyDetroitto.

A.getanotherdiploma

B.improveherreadinglevel

C.findagoodjobinthetrainingcenter

D.beaposterchildforthereadingcrisis

58.FromthepassagewecanseeinMichigan.

A.manypeoplecan’tfindgoodjobsduetopoorreading

B.thejobmarketpaystoomuchattentiontoreading

C.moststudentscan’tgraduatefromhighschool

D.thereadingcrisisaffectsonlypoorpeople

59.WhichofthefollowingistrueofAmiya?

A.Sheis16yearsoldnow.

B.Agoodjobhasbeenofferedtoher.

C.Sheisanadviserforthosewithreadingdifficulty.

D.Mostofhertimeisdividedbetweenherclassesandthelibrary.

60.WiththestudyatProLiteracy,Amiyaisnow.

A.puzzledB.discouragedC.confidentD.1earned

B

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Internetdatingmakesitpossibletomeetpeoplefromallovertheworld·Youcallevennarrowthesearchdowntoyourareabyzipcode.Anotheradvantageisthatyoucancommunicatebyemailbeforeyoumeetinperson.Thousandsofpeoplehavemet,falleninlove,andmarriedthroughIntemetdating.Itisanexcellentwayforshypeopletomeet.Itisalsoawayforpeoplewithbusvlivestoconnectwithothers,andaneasywaytomeetpeoplewhoshareyourinterests.

Justasinconventionaldatingandlove,therearesomepitfallstobeawareofinInteractdaring.ThepersonyouhavebeentalkingtoonthenetmaynotbewhotheysaytheyalreBeveryawarethattherearesomepeoplewhomisrepresenttheirappearanceorprivatedetails,suchasmafitalstatus,income,andsoon,fortheirownreasons.Itwouldnotbethefirsttimethatsomeonehasbeentakenin,andtalkshowsarefullofcheatingpartnerswhohavebeencaughtdatingovertheInternetintheirsparetime.NeVertheless,takingafewsimpleprecautionsshouldhelpensurethatyourIntemetdatingexperienceisfun·

61.Thepurposeofwritingthepassageisto.

A.persuadereaderstogodatingontheIntemet

B.infornlushowtodateontheInternet

C.warnreadersagainstweblove

D.introduceInternetdatingtoUS

62.WhichofthefollowingisamusttomakeanInternetdatingpossible?

A.Aphoto.B.Aprofile.

C.Registrationfee.D.Businessexperience.

63.OneadvantageofInternetdatingisthat.

A.youcanavoidaface-to-facemeetinginthebeginning

B.you’resuretofindapartnerwiththesameinterests

C.you'llfindabsolutelyreliableinformationofothers

D.you’11gainfameandmoneyovernight

64.Theunderlinedword“pitfalls”inParagraph4mostprobablymeans.

A.rulesB.trendsC.problemsD.skills

65.Whatisprobablytalkedaboutfollowingthelastparagraph?

A.Conventionaldating.B.Hiddenadvantages.

C.Safetymeasures.D.Romanticlove.

C

MichelleObamahasjuststartedacampaign

againstchildhoodobesity(肥胖)withtheadmissionthatsheputhergirlsMaliaandSashaonadietbecausetheyweregettingfat.Clearly,childhoodobesitymustbesolvedandurgently.Butisitagoodideaformotherstoputtheirdaughtersondiets?

Studiesshow山atthemorechildrendiet,themorelikelytheyaretobecomeobeseasadults.Researchalsoshowsthatgiftsarehighlyinfluencedbytheirmotherswhenitcomestoeatinghabitsandbodyimage.

ThiswasthecaseforCarly,40,whoblameshermotherforherlifelongstrugglewithweight.“Mymotherwasonadietthewholetime1wasgrowingup,”shesays.“Andsheputmeonmyfirstdietwhen1was10.Ilostpuppyfat,gainedherapprovalandneveratenormallyagain,America’sFirstLadyclearlyhasavitalhealthyeatingmessageto.convey.ButcouldthisbedamagingforMaliaandSasha?

Couldtheydevelopeatingdisordersbecauseofit?

“It’swrongjusttoblamemothersfortheirdaughters’eatingdisorders,”saysSusanRingwood,chiefexecutiveoftheeatingdisorderscharity,Beat.“Thereisagenetic(基因的)componenttoeatingdisorders."However,“Wedoknowthatparentshaveaverystronginflu。

enceoverachild’seating.It'simportanttorealizethatyouareyourdaughter’srolemodel.Girlsidolizetheirmothers.”saysRingwood.

“Nofoodshouldeverbe‘good'or‘bad’,”Ringwoodsays.Instead,“Youhavetomakeitclearthatfoodisasociable,healthyandfunpartoflife,notsomethingtobefeared.”

“Talktoheraboutbodyimage,”Ringwoodsays.“Talkabouthowcurvesareanimportantandexcitingpartofbeingawoman.Showherthatanorexic(厌食的)fashionmodelsarenotsexy,buti11.Thepressureongirlstodayisimmense,”shesays.“Butdon’tforgetthatyouaretheauthoritativevoice,too.”

66.MichelleObamahasstartedacampaignto.

A.solvechildhoodobesityacrossthecountry

B.attracttheattentionoftheworld

C.showherfirstladyidentity

D.pleasethepublic

67.TheauthormentionsCarlyinParagraph3toshowthat.

A.mothershaveagreatinfluenceongirls,eatinghabits

B.themoreyoudiet,themoreweightyouwillputon

C.mothersaretoblamefortheunbalanceddiet

D.sideeffectsofdietingarehardtoavoid

68.AccordingtoRingwood,.

A.foodisconsideredsomethingfearful

B.foodcanberecognizedas“good”or“bad”

C.onlyslimmothersarerolemodelsoftheirdaughters

D.eatingdisorderhassomethingtodowithgeneticcomponent

69.ThepassagetellsUSthat.

A.mothers’leadisofgreatimportance

B.daughtersarevictimsofmothers’authority

C.dietingteenagerscan'tturnintoobeseadults

D.expertshavearguementsabouteatingdisorder

70.Itcanbeconcludedthat

A.eatingdisorderalwaysgoeshandinhandwithbeingslim

B.girlsaremoreconcernedaboutbodyshapesthanboys

C.daughterstendtohavealifelongstrugglewithweight

D.theauthorisagainstchildren’sdieting

D

Astheymigrate(迁移),butterfliesandmothschoosethewindstheywanttoflywith,andtheychangetheirbodypositionsiftheystartfloatinginthewrongdirection.Thisnewfindingsuggeststhatinsectsmayemploysomeofthesamemethodsthatbirdsusefortravelinglongdistances.Scientistshavelongthoughtthatinsectsweresimplyatthemercyofthewind.

Fascinatingastheirskillsofflightare,migratingbehaviorhasbeendifficulttostudyin.insectsbecausemanylongdistanttripshappenthousandsthousandsoffeetaboveground.Onlyrecentlyihavescientistsdevelopedtechnologiesthatcandetectsuchlittlecreaturesatsuchgreatheights.

Totheirsurprise,though,theinsectsweren’tpassivetravelersonthewinds.Inautumn,forexample,mostlightwindsblewfromtheeast,buttheinsectssomehowsoughtoutonesthatcarriedthemsouthandtheypositionedthemselvestonavigatedirectlytotheirwIntennghomes.

Eveninthespring,whenmostwindsflowednorthward,theinsectsdidn’talwaysgowiththeflow.Ifbreezesweren’tblowingintheexactdirectiontheywantedtogo,theinsectschangedtheirbodypositionstocompensate.Manymigratingbirdsdothesamething.

Thestudyalsofound,butterfliesandmothsactivelyflewwithintheairstreamsthatpushedthemalong.Byaddingflightspeedstowindspeeds,thescientistscalculatedthatbutterfliesandmothscantravelasfastas100kilometersanhour.Thefindingsmayhavereal-worldapplications.

Withclimatewarming,migratinginsectsaregrowinginnumber.Knowinghowandwhenthesepestsmovecouldhelpwhenfarmersdecidewhentospraytheircrops.

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