1、譯林版七年級上冊英語閱讀理解專題訓練100篇含答案學校:姓名：班級：考號： 一、閱讀單項選擇In England, traffic keeps on the left. Cars, buses and bikes all move on the left side of the road. But the traffic keeps on the right in China. So when you arc in England, y

2、ou must be very careful in the street. Before you cross a street you must stop and look both ways. Look right and look left and look right again. If the trafGc lights are red, (he traffic must stop. Then the people on fo

3、ol can cross the road. If the traffic lights arc green, the traffic can go. People on foot mustn't cross.In the morning and in the evening, when people go to or come back from work, the streets arc very busy. Traffic

4、 is very dangerous. When you go by bus in England, you have to he careful, too. Always remember the traffic moves on the left. If you don't have a look first, you will go (he wrong way.In many English cities, (here a

5、re big buses with two floors. You can sit on the second floor. From there you can see the city very well. It's very interesting.1. When you are in England you must remember (hat.A. you'd better go by busB. the tr

6、affic goes on the leftC. the streets are very busyD. there are many cars and buses on theroadWhen the traffic lights arc, the traffic must stop.A. redB. yellowC. greenD. we don't knowWhen the streets are very busy?A.

7、 In (he moming.B. In the afternoon.C. In the evening.D. A and C.2. When you go by bus in England, you must be careful because.A.you may go the wrong wayB.there are too many busesC.there are big buses with twofloorsD.ther

8、e arc not any traffic lights3. Some people like sitting on the second floor of a big bus because.A.it is not dangerousB.it can make roads safeC.they can have a good look atthe cityD.there are no other people【答案】1. B的,“be

9、neficial”與“Helpfill”意思相近。應(yīng)選 B。22.細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“But as time passed, I got a pain in both of my legs. At that moment, I wanted to stop climbing.”可知，因為作者的兩條腿都痛了，所以他想停止攀登。應(yīng)選D。 23.In the 1700s, many people believed that space was

10、supernatural. They thought events in the sky happened when gods were unhappy. Some of these events were eclipses （日 食）. Eclipses result from objects moving in space. These objects may be planets or moons. During an eclip

11、se, one object passes through the shadow of another.But Wang Zhenyi thought differently. She was a scientist in China. Wang believed in facts and observation （觀測）.She used experiments to understand difficult ideas. This

12、included eclipses.Throughout her life, Wang wrote many articles about her research. She shared her findings with scientists and the public. She wanted everyone to understand her work. She thought science should be availa

13、ble to all.Wang Zhenyi was born in what is now Nanjing, China. She grew up in the late 1700s. Back then, girls were not able to get a Formal education. But her father and grandfather were scholars （學者）.They pushed her to

14、 read and educate herself.She read about math. She also read about astronomy. That is the scientific study of stars, planets and space. She read medicine books and poetry.Later, Wang met other female scholars. She decide

15、d to focus on studying astronomy and math. She also started writing poetry.Wang couldn't go into a lab. So she did experiments （實驗）at home. In one, she used a round table, a lamp and a mirror. The table was Earth. Th

16、e lamp was the sun. The mirror was the moon. She moved them around to understand their movements. By doing so, she showed what truly happened during eclipses.Wang showed that the moon can block our view of the sun. This