英语红对钩课外阅读理解与完形填空
2008-8
哈尔滨出版社
顾作峰 编
140
《英语红对钩课外阅读理解与完形填空（8年级）》为走向名校：每天8分钟海淀英语卷，共两部分，分别为阅读理解和完形填空，该书为8年级学生用书。
第一部分 阅读理解Passage1Passage2Passage3Passage4Passage5Passage6Passage7Passage8Passage9Passage10Passage11Passage12Passage13Passage14Passage15Passage16Passage17Passage18Passage19Passage20Passage21Passage22Passage23Passage24Passage25Passage26Passage27Passage28Passage29Passage30Passage31Passage32Passage33Passage34Passage35Passage36Passage37Passage38Passage39Passage40Passage41Passage42Passage43Passage44Passage45Passage46Passage47Passage48Passage49Passage50Passage51Passage52Passage53Passage54Passage55Passage56Passage57Passage58Passage59Passage60Passage61Passage62Passage63Passage64Passage65Passage66Passage67Passage68Passage69Passage70Passage71Passage72Passage73Passage74Passage75Passage76Passage77Passage78Passage79Passage80Passage81Passage82Passage83Passage84Passage85Passage86Passage87Passage88第二部分 完形填空Passage1Passage2Passage3Passage4Passage5Passage6Passage7Passage8Passage9Passage10Passage11Passage12Passage13Passage14Passage15Passage16Passage17Passage18Passage19Passage20Passage21Passage22Passage23Passage24Passage25Passage26Passage27Passage28Passage29Passage30Passage31Passage32Passage33Passage34Passage35Passage36答案与解析
Passage 52 Mary was an English girl， but she lived in Rome. She was six years old. Last yearher mother said to her，" You are six years old now， Mary. And you are going toschool here. You are going to like it very much， because it is a nice school. " "Is it an English school？" Mary asked. "Yes， it is." her mother said. Mary went to the school， and enjoyed her lessons.Her mother always took her to school in the mornings and brought her home in theafternoons. Last Monday after she finished her classes ，she said to her mother， "Wehave got a new girl in our class today， Mummy."" She is six years old too， and shesvery nice， but she isnt English. Shes a German." "Does she speak English ？" Mother asked. "No， but she laughs in English ." Mary said happily.Choose true （ T ） or false （ F ） （） 1. Mary went to an English school. （） 2. She did not like her school. （） 3. Her mother took her to school. （） 4. The new girl in Marys class was English. Passage 53 On April 14， 1868， two ships were scheduled to leave the busy port of New York，bound for Europe. The night before， their captains met and had dinner together， thedinner was very ordinary and certainly neither man knew he would soon have a rolein one of the worlds greatest mysteries. The two ships left the next morning. Their names ：the Dei Gratia and the MarieCeleste. After several days at sea， Morehouse， the captain of the Dei Gratia， sightedthe Marie Celeste， and he immediately recognized that something was wrong. It wasnot moving and there was sign of life on deck. Morehouse and a few of his men tooka small boat to the Marie Celeste to investigate. They searched every part of the shipand found not a man，dead or alive，no signs of illness or combat，no disruption．Infact，everything was in good order，as if the crew had left ten minutes before．Therewas a ten-pound note on a table，with an unfinished letter home near it，a freshlywashed stack of clothes in the laundry，and plenty of food and water．These signs ofnormal，everyday life on an empty ship were the strangest feature of the mystery．What had happened to the captain and crew？If they had been attacked why waseverything still in its place and why were there no signs of a、struggle？If they haddied suddenly from a disease，where were their bodies？Investigators searched for the answers to these questions for years and years，butthey canle up with nothing．The fate of the men of the Marie Celeste remains as oneof the unanswered questions of our time．Choose true（T）or false（F）（判断正误） （）1．The two ships set for Europe on the same day? （）2．Captain Morehouse was not surprised to see the Marie Celeste unoccupied? （）3．The captain of the Marie Celeste left a letter explaining what hadhappened． （）4．The crew of the Marie Celeste had used all their food and water and died of starvation． （）5．Morehouse and his men were mystified to find the contents of the Marie Celeste undisturbed．
