阅读理解。 A mother and her young son got into a bus in a small city and sat down
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them for their money. The mother said, "I want one ticket to Oxford," and gave her a shilling(先令).
The conductor looked at the small boy for a few seconds and then said to him, "How old are you,
young man?"
The mother began speaking, but the conductor stopped her, and the boy said, "I"m four years old at
home, and two and a half in buses and trains."
The mother took six pence(便士)out of her bag and gave the money to the conductor. The conductor
gave her one and a half tickets.
B. to get some money
C. with her son
B. 16
C. 18
B. not honest (诚实)
C. very clever
B. the mother
C. the bus driver
B. four
C. two and a half
答案
举一反三
and they both went into the house. It was very dark(黑暗的), so mother turned on the light. On the
way to their bedroom, mother said, "Listen, John! I can hear someone in the bedroom." They stood
quietly outside the bedroom door. They could hear some voices in the room.
"You"re right," father said. "There are two men in it. They are talking." Then he shouted, "Who is
there?" But no one answered. Father opened the door quickly and turned on the light. The room was
empty. Then father found something and laughed. The radio was still on! "I forgot to turn it off this
morning." Father said.
B. in the afternoon
C. in the evening
B. the front door
C. the both side door
B. when she was on the way to the bedroom
C. When she got into the kitchen
B. a man and a woman
C. two men
B. white"s relatives
C. speakers in the radi
oclass are very young. On a very cold and windy morning in October, Mrs. Jones walked to the school,
the cold wind went into her eyes, and big tears began running out of them. She reached the school,
opened the door and went into the hall. It was nice and warm the
re and Mrs. Jones was happy. But the small boy looked at her for a few seconds, put his arm around her and said kindly, "Don"t cry, Miss.
School isn"t very bad."
B. woman teacher
C. kind mother
B. clever enough
C. enough ol
d B. hated
C. enjoy
B. by bus
C. on foot
B. windy
C. sunny
on the television and began to watch a football match. Suddenly I heard him 3_______ (cry) .I ran up to
him .His hand 4_________ (hurt) .Neither of my parents 5_______(be) in and I had to take him to a
hospital. Bad luck! Something was wrong with my bike. I 6_________(hurry) off, with the boy
on my back. It 7________ (rain) at that moment and I was very tired when we 8__________(get) to the bus
stop .On our way home ,the rain 9________(stop).My brother felt sorry.He said to me ,"Thank you ,
sister ,I 10________(remember) this accident for ever!"
thinking of _1_. "It"s bad out there. Black clouds are coming from the sea." Jamie said.
"Yes, I"m thinking of those fishing boats at sea." She said.
At that moment, _2_ went out. Jamie and his mother were in the dark.
"The coast line (海岸线) will be in the dark." Jamie"s mother said. She got more _3_. "Questions
always come in threes. I broke my best glasses this morning, and my sister had cold."
"Now, don"t worry, mum. They"re _4_ to come through this at night."
But Jamie really worried about those fishing boats himself. The fishing boats would _5_ the cove (海湾) in the dark.
Jamie took flares (火焰信号弹) and rushed into the wind. There was a cliff by the sea. He started to
climb. He _6_ himself up hand over hand. At last he reached the top.
He _7_ three times. On the fourth try he fried out one of the flares. It rosined cut into the black sky in
bright light. Then he saw an answering flare up at sea. Jamie fired off two more.
He saw another answering flare up, then another, then another. The answering flares from the fishing
boats showed them _8_ the entrance to the cove but then changed course and were _9 sailing into the
co
ve. They were almost home.Jamie helped _10_ the fish men of the village.
| ( )1. A. the wind ( )2. A. Jamie ( )3. A. unhappy ( )4. A. sure ( )5. A. lose ( )6. A. pushed ( )7. A. made ( )8. A. were at ( )9. A. now ( )10. A. answered | B. the clouds B. the fire B. worrying B. lucky B. miss B. pulled B. tried B. had found B. then B. save | C. the weather C. the lights C. worried C. safe C. leave C. carried C. failed C. had passed by C. again C. find out |
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s way back. So he decided to write down the name of the street. On the wall near the corner of the