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初三英语阅读题专项练习（10篇）(001)InEnglandnobodyundereighteenyearsoldisallowedtodrinkinabar．MrThompsonoftenwenttoabarnearhishouse．Buthenevertookhisson,Tom,becausehewastooyoung．ThenwhenTomhadhiseighteenthbirthday,MrThompsontookhimtohisusualbarforthefirsttime．Theydrankforanhour．Tomdrankabit．ThenMrThompsonsaidtohisson,“Now,Tom,Iwanttoteachyouausefullesson．Howdoyouknowwhenyou’vehadenough?Well,I’lltellyou．Doyouseethosetwolightsattheendofthebar?Whentheyseemtobecomefour,you’vehadenoughandshouldgohome．”“But,Dad,”saidTom,“Icanonlyseeonelightattheendofthebar．”1．Youngpeople_____allowedtodrinkinabaruntileighteen．A．isnotB．arenotC．manyD．must2．WhenTomwasachild,hisfatheroftenwenttoanearbybar______takinghim．A．byB．forC．withD．without3．OnTom’seighteenthbirthday,hedranktogetherwithhisfatherinthatbarfor_____．A．thefirsttimeB．onceC．manytimesD．eighteentimes4．Fatherwantedtotellhisson_____．A．thetimetodrinkB．somethingaboutthelightC．whentostopdrinkingD．somethingaboutthebar5．Infact,there_____attheendofthebar．A．wasonelightB．weretwolightsC．werethreelightsD．werefourlights(002)In1620,abouthalftheUSAwascoveredbyforests．Todaytheforestshavealmostgone．Alotofgoodlandhasgonewiththem,leavingonlysand．Chinadoesn'twanttocopytheUSA'sexample．We'replantingmoreandmoretrees．We'vebuilttheGreatGreenWalloftreesacrossnorthernpartofourcountry．TheGreatGreenWallis7,000kilometreslong,andbetween400and1,700kilometreswide．Itwillstopthewindfromblowingtheearthaway．Itwillstopthesandfrommovingtowardstherichfarmlandinthesouth．MoreGreatGreenWallsareneeded．Treesmustbegrownallovertheworld．GreatGreenWallswillmaketheworldbetter．根据短文内容，选择正确答案。1．In1620,about______theUSAwascoveredbyforests．A．athirdB．halfC．twothirdsD．afourth2．Alotofgoodlandhasgonewith______．A．sandB．waterC．windD．forests3．TheGreatGreenWallinChinais______long．A．7,000kilometersB．1,700kilometersC．7,000metersD．400kilometers4．Treesmustbegrownin_____.A．ChinaB．theUSAC．somecountriesD．everypartoftheworld5．______willmaketheworldbetter．A．TheGreatWallB．TallbuildingsC．GreatGreenWallsD．Flowersandgrass(003)“Cool”isawordwithmanymeanings．Itsoldmeaningisusedtoexpressatemperaturethatisalittlebitcold．Astheworldhaschanged，thewordhashadmanydifferentmeaning．“Cool”canbeusedtoexpressfeelingsofinterestinalmostanything．Whenyouseeafamouscarinthestreet，maybeyouwillsay，“It’scool．”Youmaythink，“He’ssocool，”whenyouseeyourfavouritefootballer．Weallmaximizethemeaningof“cool”．Youcanuseitinsteadofmanywordssuchas“new”or“surprising”．Here’saninterestingstorywecanusetoshowthewaythewordisused．Ateacheraskedherstudentstowriteaboutthewaterfalltheyhadvisited．Ononestudent’spaperwasjusttheonesentence“It’ssocool．Maybehethoughtitwasthebestwaytoshowwhathesawandfelt．Butthestoryalsoshowsascarcityofwords．Without“cool”，somepeoplehavenowordstoshowthesamemeaning．Soitisquiteimportanttokeepsomecredibility．Canyouthinkofmanyotherwordsthatmakeyourlifeascolourfulastheword“cool”？Ican．AndIthinktheyarealsoverycool．1．Weknowthattheword“coolhashad______.A．onlyonemeaningB．nomeaningsC．manydifferentmeaningsD．thesamemeaning2．Inthepassage，theword“express”means“________”.A．seeB．showC．knowD．feel3．Ifyouare_______something，youmaysay，“It’scool．”A．interestedinB．angryaboutC．afraidofD．unhappywith4．Thewritertakesanexampletoshowheis________thewaythewordisused．A．pleasedwithB．strangetoC．worriedaboutD．carefulwith5．Inthepassage，thewritersuggeststhattheword“cool”_______．A．canbeusedinsteadofmanywordsB．usuallymeanssomethinginterestingC．canmakeyourlifecolourfulD．maynotbeascoolasitseems（004）AfriendofminenamedPaulreceivedanexpensivecarfromhisbrotherasaChristmaspresent．OnChristmasEvewhenPaulcameoutofhisoffice，astreeturchinwaswalkingaroundtheshiningcar．“Isthisyourcar，Paul？”heasked．Paulanswered，“Yes，mybrothergaveittomeforChristmas．”Theboywassurprised．“Youmeanyourbrothergaveittoyouanditdidn’tcostyouanything？Boy，Iwish…”Hehesitated．Ofcourse，Paulknewwhathewasgoingtowishfor．Hewasgoingtowishhehadabrotherlikethat.ButwhattheboysaidsurprisedPaulgreatly.“Iwish,”theboywenton，“thatIcouldbeabrotherlikethat．”Paullookedattheboyinsurprise,thenhesaidagain,“Wouldyouliketotakearideinmycar？”“Ohyes，I’dlovethat．”Afterashortride，theboyturnedandwithhiseyesshining，said，“Paul，wouldyouminddrivinginfrontofmyhouse？”Paulsmiledalittle．Hethoughtheknewwhattheboywanted．Hewantedtoshowhisneighboursthathecouldridehomeinabigcar.ButPaulwaswrongagain.“Willyoustopwherethosetwostepsare？theboyasked．Heranuptothesteps.TheninashortwhilePaulheardhimcomingback,buthewasnotcomingfast.Hewascarryinghislittlecrippledbrother.Hesathimdownonthestepandpointedtothecar.“Theresheis,Buddy,justlikeItoldyouupstairs.HisbrothergaveittohimforChristmasanditdidn’tcosthimacent.AndsomedayI’mgoingtogiveyouonejustlikeit…thenyoucanseeforyourselfallthenicethingsintheChristmaswindowsthatI’vebeentryingtotellyouabout.”Paulgotoutandliftedtheboytothefrontseatofhiscar.Theshining-eyedolderbrotherclimbedinbesidehimandthethreeofthembegananunforgettableholidayride.1．Thestreeturchinwasverysurprisedwhen_______．A．PaulreceivedanexpensivecarB．PaultoldhimaboutthecarC．hesawtheshiningcarD．hewaswalkingaroundthecar