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牛津译林版八年级下册英语期末复习专题(阅读理解)AHello!I?mWangYiming.I?mfive.IamfromChina.PeoplecallmeXiaobao.Hip-popdancingismyfavourite.Iimitate(模仿）MichaelJackson.MymotherBianAiqingisaphotographer.Iperformedon“TheEllenShow”，aUSATVtalkshowhostedbycomedianEllenDeGene-res,inFebruary.ThemomentImetDeGeneres,Igavehimabighugandalollipop(棒棒糖).Unlikemostotherchildstars,Ididnotlearndancingjusttoperform.Ilikedancingbestbecauseitmakesmereallyhappy；()1.What?sthehost?sfullname?A.Ellen.C.EllenDeGeneres.B.MchaelJacksoaD.WangYiming.()2.WhereisEllenDeGeneres?A.InChina.C.IntheUSA.B.InEngland.D.InCanada.()3.WhoisMichaelJackson?A.Heisadancer.C.Heisahost.B.Heisacomedian.D.Heisachild.()4.Where?sWangYimingfrom?A.HeisfromChina.C.HeisfromJapan.B.HeisfromEngland.D.HeisfromtheUSA.BParentstodayworryabouttheirchildren?sdiets.Somedoctorsgivethefollowingadvice：1.Teenagersshouldn?teattoomuchjunkfood.2.Teenagersshouldn?teatfoodwithtoomuchsalt.Saltcancausehighbloodpressureinthefuture.3.Teenagersshouldeatfoodwithlessfat,oilandsugar.4.Teenagersneedtoeatsomefruitsandvegetableseveryday.Fruitsandvegetablesarerichinvitaminsandhavelittlefat.5.Teenagersneedtodrinkmoremilk.Milkwillhelptheirbonesgrow.6.Teenagersneedtoeatbreakfasteveryday.Thisisgoodfortheirbodiesandminds.()1.Accordingtothedoctor?sadvice，whatdoesjunkfoodinclude?A.Milkandvitamins.B.Fruitsandsugar.C.Vegetablesandsalt.D.Fat,oil,saltandsugar.()2.Inthispassage,doctorsthinkthatteenagersshouldeatmore______.A.foodwithnovitaminsB.fatandsugarC.vegetablesandfruitsD.saltandoil()3.Thebesttitleforthispassageis“______”.A.BadHabits1B.JunkFoodC.UnhealthyFoodD.AdviceonHealthyEatingCHello,mydearfriends,todayhere?safunnycartoonforyou.ItisaChinesecartoon.ItsnameisPleasantGoatandBigBigWolf.Inthiscartoon，therearesomegoatsandsomewolves.PleasantGoatistheleadingrole(主角)Helikesplayingfootballandrunning.Herunsfasterthantheothergoats.PrettyGoatlikesmakingclothesandgrowingflowers.Sheisverybeautiful.LazyGoatiscleverlikedoingsports.Helikessleepingbest.ForceGoat(，buthedoesn?t沸羊羊）isstrongerthantheothergoats.WarmGoatistheclassmonitoratschool.SlowGoatis68yearsold.Heisolderthantheothergoats.Heisthevillagehead.EverygoathasalovelypetBigBigWolfwantstoeatsheep.RedWolfisBigBigWolf?swife.Sheisverybad.BananaWolfisnice.likeseatingbananasverymuch.(Heisthefriendofgoats.He)1._____doesn?tlikesports.A.LazyGoatC.WarmGoatA.playingfootballB.ForceGoatD.HappyGoat()2.PrettyGoatlikes_______.B.D.sleepingeatingbananasC.makingclothesA.BigBigWolfA.fourC.six()3._______isthegoats?friend.B.BananaWolf)4.Thereare______goatsinthepassage.C.RedWolfD.GreyWolf(B.D.fiveseven()5.WhichisNOTright?A.HappyGoatrunsslowerthanothersheep.B.SlowGoatisolderthantheothersheep.C.WarmGoathasalovelypet.D.RedWolfisBigBigWolf?swife.DTelevisionhastakentheplaceofschoolsashemaineducatorinAmerica.Thereareseveralreasonsforthis.First,thereisthenumberofhours.WhileAmericansspendabout13,000hoursnschools,theyspend15,000to16,000hoursinfrontofaTVset.SecondistheageatwhichviewersstartwatchingTV.PeoplestartwatchingandunderstandingTVatabouttheageof3,whichisseveralyearsbeforetheystarttodoschoolwork.Finally,thereisthenumberofviewer.About90,000,000youngpeopleareattendingschool,butmostoftheAmericanswatchTVeveryday.Itseems,then,thatTVshowsaretakingtheplaceofteachersandprofessorsastheeducatorsinAmerica.()1.Themainideaofthepassageis______.A.TVismoreimportantthanschoolB.fewerandfewerchildrengotoschoolC.thereisnotaschoolwhichhasnoTVsetinAmericaD.TVplaysagreatpartinAmericanpeople?slife2()2.HowmanyreasonsthattelevisionhasbecomethemaineducatorarementionedintheA.Two.C.Four.B.Three.D.Five.passage?()3.Thefirstreasonshowsthat______.A.nowchildrengotoschoollessoftenthantheirparentsdidB.inhislifeanAmericanspendsmoretimewatchingTVthanatschoolC.aTVprogramusuallygiveslessonsof15,000--16,000hoursD.parentsthink13,000hoursofschoolisnotenough()4.InAmerica,achildstartsgoingtoschool_______.A.whenheis13B.whenheisabout6or7C.whenheisabletounderstandTVD.afterhestartstodoschoolwork()5.EverydayinAmerica______.A.teachersandprofessorswatchTVB.90,000,000youngpeoplewatchTVC.notonlyyoungpeoplewatchTVD.15,000—16,000peoplewatchTVEThemostinterestingpartofthetownwasthemarket,wheretherewerealotofcafes,restaurantsandsmallshopsfullofkindsofcheapgoods.Atthistimeoftheyearitwasnotcrowded.Itwasalovelydaywithonlyafewlittlewhitecloudsinthesky.Itwasnothot,asitsometimeswasduringthesummer,butpleasantlywarm.EdwardandAnnsatatatableoutsideonecthecafes.Aftertheyhadbeensittingthereenjoyingthesunlightforafewminutes,ayoungwaiter,notmuchmorethanaboy,cametotaketheirorder.HespokenoEnglish,butpointedatthemenuwithasmile.TheythoughttheyhadmanagedtomakehimunderstandthatallTheywantedwasice-cream.Therewerefewflavorscoffeeandorange，andtheybothchosecoffee.“Ilovecoffeeice-cream，”saidAnn.Afteralittlewhilethewaiterreturned.HewascarryingabigtraywhichhesetdownverycarefullyonthetableinfrontofEdwardandAnn.Thereweretwocupsofcoffeeandtwoice-creamonthetray.“Wedidn?twantcoffee，”saidEdwardangrily,“butcoffeeice-cream.HeoughttobeabletounderstandsomeEnglish.”Thewaitersmiledandlookedpleased.“No,”sai