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1、全国版高考版阅读理解8篇精练精析 1Talking about the weather Beautiful day, isnt it? Can you believe all of this rain weve been having? It looks like its going to snow. It surely would be nice to be in Hawaii right about now. I hear theyre calling for thunderstorms all weekend. We couldnt ask for a nicer day, could
2、we? How about this weather? Did you order this sunshine? Talking about current events Did you catch the news today? Did you hear about that fire on Fourth Street? What do you think about this transit strike? I read in the paper today that the Sears Mall is closing. I heard on the radio today that th
3、ey are finally going to start building the new bridge. How about those Reds? Do you think theyre going to win tonight? At the office Looking forward to the weekend? Have you worked here long? I cant believe how busy/quiet we are today, can you? Has it been a long week? You look like you could use a
4、cup of coffee. What do you think of the new computers? At a social event So, how do you know Justin? Have you tried the cabbage rolls that Sandy made? Are you enjoying yourself? It looks like you could use another drink. Pretty nice place, huh? I love your dress. Can I ask where you got it? Out for
5、a walk How olds your baby? Whats your puppys (宠物) name? The roses are sure beautiful at this time of year, arent they? How do you like the new park? Nice day to be outside, isnt it? Waiting somewhere I didnt think it would be so busy today. You look like youve got your hands full (with children or g
6、oods). The bus must be running late today. It looks like we are going to be here a while, huh? Ill have to remember not to come here on Mondays. How long have you been waiting? 1 What might NOT be the right way to start a conversation?A. Why do you like such a car?B. The buses are always late here.C
7、. Your dress looks beautiful on you. I wonder where you bought it.D. Could I carry some of your shopping for you?2. What does the person mean by “Ill have to remember not to come here on Mondays.”?A. On Mondays, I have to work.B. I have to wait long here on Mondays.C. I hate waiting on Mondays.D. Yo
8、u should come here on Mondays.3. If you ask someone “How soon is your birthday?”, you are probably _.A. waiting at a doctors B. in a shopping mallC. while meeting a stranger D. at a party4. Which of the following are proper starters for a walking outside according to this passage?A. flowers, bad wea
9、ther, shopping list B. high prices, babys age, delayed busesC. sunshine, buying flowers, fashion D. puppies, flowers, weather5. The best title for the above form should be _. A. Starters of Small Talk B. Examples of Small TalksC. How to End Small Talks D. Good Lines1. A 整体理解题 本文以表格的形式列举了闲谈的开头语，从整体看，
10、没有一句是涉及到对方隐私的。而选项A涉及到了对方的喜好。2.B 推断题 由表格中“Waiting somewhere”部分推断出，说话者的意思是星期一拥挤或需要等待很久。3. D 推断题 只有双方有了一定的了解才有可能询问生日日期方面的信息。所以，这样的情况适合发生在社交场合。4.D 归纳题 “Out for a walk”涵盖了选项D中的全部，而其它选项中均存在该部分没用涉及的话题。5.A 标题拟定题 标题拟定的基本要求是“主题控制概念”。整个表格罗列的是闲谈的开头语，没有涉及其它主题。21. As you prepare for a gathering, come up with thin
11、gs to talk about as well as questions that will get others talking. If youve met the host before, try to remember things about her, such as her interest for a sport or a charity (善事) youre both in. 2. Be the first to say Hello. If youre not sure the other person will remember you, offer your name to
12、 start the chat. For example, Charles Bartlett? Lynn Schmidt - good to see you again. Smile first and always shake hands when you meet someone.3. Pay attention to your conversational partner by actively listening and giving feedback (反馈). Keep eye contact. Never look about the room while they are ta
13、lking to you.4. Listen more than you talk.5. Have something interesting to put in. Keeping up with current events and culture will provide you with great conversation builders. Stay away from negative or unwelcome topics, and avoid long stories or giving a lot of detail in unimportant conversation.6
14、. If someone hands you a business card, accept it as a gift. Hold it in both hands and take a moment to read what is written on it. When youre done, put it away in a shirt pocket, purse or wallet to show it is important.7. Before entering into a conversation thats already in progress, observe and li
15、sten. Dont cut in while others are talking.8. Have a few exit lines ready so that you can both easily move on. For example, I need to say hello to an old friend over there, I didnt have lunch today, so I need to visit the buffet, or you can offer to refresh their drink. 1. The aim of this passage is
16、 to _.A. give examples of small talks B. show how small talks can be madeC. show steps to make small talks D. give tips for small talks2. The italicized word buffet has the similar meaning as _.A. some museum B. ball gameC. old friend D. some meal 3. Exit lines are important because _.A. they help c
17、onversation partners to end the small talkB. they are as important as a business cardC. they keep a conversation in good progressD. they help people to move on with the conversation 4. Giving feedback shows that _.A. the speaker is interested B. the listener understands easilyC. the speaker needs fe
18、edback information D. the listener is listening carefully1.D 作者意图考查题 概括全文可知，作者是在闲谈方面提出一些建议。2.D 词义猜测题 由“没有吃中午饭”猜测出。3.A 推断题 只有轻松地结束和此人的闲谈才能顺利地和另外的人闲谈或进行别的事情。4.D 推断题 题干中的“shows”可帮助排除选项A和B。交流不是单方的，对话的延续依赖适当的互动。 3In their conversation, Americans often try to be quite frank. They like to talk fairly openl
19、y about their families, jobs, and feelings. This is their way to express friendliness and honesty. They like to use phrases such as “Tell it like it is”, and “Get right to the point”. They are trying to say that they do not want to hear only what may be polite or pleasant, but rather they want to kn
20、ow the way things really are or seem to be, as well as a persons real feelings on many matters. Certain kinds of information, however, are shared with only very close friends; do not ask an American about his or her pay, the daily expense（开支）, love affairs, or the age of anyone not nearly your own a
21、ge. Many people do not like to be asked how much they weigh or details about their marriage, especially at social events.If people start raising eyebrows at you, this may mean your question or conversation is unexpected or may not be in good taste. Sports are often a safe topic conversation, as are
22、jobs or studies.1.Americans _.A. are satisfied with the question about his or her pay or ageB. are interested in asking questions about his shoppingC. wouldnt love to be asked the question about his/her romantic（罗曼蒂克）interestsD. would have difficulty in answering you when you ask his name or age2.If
23、 you want to know an Americans weight, you say, “How much do you weigh?”. This question is very _.A. polite B. angry C. correct D. rude3.When you see an American raises his eyebrow at you in a conversation, it means _.A. youd better go on talking B. letting him speakC. youd better make an apology D.
24、 he might not be prepared for what you say4.When you meet an American stranger, you may _ in your conversation.A. talk about jobs and families B. shake hands with himC. say “Good day” to him/her D. ask “How old are you?”1.C 细节辨认题 选项A、B在一定程度上涉及个人隐私，选项D是对不愿意回答这类问题的错误复述。2.D 推断题 由文中的“很多人不喜欢被问及体重 ”推断出，提问
25、这样的问题不礼貌或粗鲁。3.D 细节辨认题 由文中的“unexpected”可知，该题是对该句前半部分的复述。4.A 细节辨认题 由文章第一段中的“fairly open”可知。4 Have you ever been afraid to talk back when you were treated unfairly? Have you ever bought something just because the salesman talked you into it?Many people are afraid to solve the problem themselves. Dr. Ro
26、bert Albert, author of Stand Up, Speak Out, and Talk Back, thinks its because their self-respect is low. “There is always a superior around a parent, a teacher, a bosswho knows better”.But Albert and other scientists are doing something to help people deal with the trouble. They offer a course calle
27、d A.T. In the A.T. course, people learn that they have a right to be themselves. They learn to speak out and feel good about doing so. They learn to be aggressive without hurting other people.In one way, learning to speak out is to get rid of fear. A group taking an A.T. course will help the shy per
28、son to lose his/her fear. But A.T. uses an even stronger motive（动机）-the need to share. The shy person speaks out in the group because he/she wants to tell how he/she feels.Whether or not you speak up for yourself depends on your self-respect. If someone you face is more “important” than you, you may
29、 feel less of a person. You start to doubt your answers to problems. You can get to feel good about yourself. And once you do, you can learn to speak out.1.The problem the writer talks about is that _.A. some people buy things they dont wantB. some people are afraid to speak up for their rightsC. th
30、ere are too many superiorsD. some people dont think enough of themselves 2.What is the probable meaning of the word “superior” in the passage?A. 陌生人 B. 上级，长辈 C. 熟人 D. 亲属3.One thing the A.T. course doesnt do is to _.A. share the need of people B. help people overcome their fearC. show people they hav
31、e a right to be themselves D. help people to speak up even if others suffer1.D 主题考查题 综合全文可知，本文叙述的就是针对很多人不自信从而导致放弃了自己说话的权利的问题进行训练以及训练的结果。2.B 词义猜测题 由第二自然段中的“懂得更多的家长、老师、老板”可知。3.D归纳判断题 选项A、B、C都在A.T.训练教程的涵盖范围；进行这种训练或培训的目的是要人们使用自己的权利而不是给别人造成伤害。 5 The ability to make small talk is of great importance. In f
32、act, many English students are more interested in making effective small talk than knowing correct grammar structures - and rightly so! Small talk gets friendships started and breaks the ice before important business meetings and other events. However, making small talk is not difficult only for Eng
33、lish learners, but also for many native speakers of English. And small talk can be especially difficult for some learners because making small talk means talking about almost anything - and that means having a wide vocabulary that can cover most topics. Most English learners have excellent vocabular
34、y in specific areas, but may have difficulties discussing topics they are unfamiliar with because of a lack of appropriate（恰当的）vocabulary. This lack of vocabulary leads to some students blocking. They slow down or stop speaking completely because of a lack of self-confidence.1.The first paragraph is
35、 to _.A. show people the importance of small talkB. say knowledge is not importantC. show that ice cannot be broken up without small talkD. start friendships and break the ice2.Which of the following is the right statement according to the passage?A. Small talk is important because making small talk
36、 is no easy job.B. Many English learners can have excellent small talk.C. Most native speakers of English find it too difficult to conduct small talk. D.A lack of appropriate vocabulary might make small talk a failure.3. Many native speakers of English feel it difficult to make small talk because _.
37、A. they are not familiar with some specific area or topicB. they dont have self-confidence before English learnersC. their vocabulary is not for small talk but for a specific areaD. they are only familiar with some specific area or topic4.Many English students are more interested in effective small
38、talk than grammar structures because _.A. small talk is more difficult than grammar structuresB. it is helpful for their future workC. they have to make friendsD. they need them to kill the time before conferences 1.A作者意图判断题 第一自然段为“果因型”段落。由该段的主题句可知。2.D 归纳判断题 选项A所说的“因为不容易，所以重要”不符合起码的逻辑推理要求；选项B、C和文中的意
39、思几乎相反；选项D是对最后一个自然段的概括。3.A 推断题 以英语作为母语的人词汇不可能仅仅局限于某些特定领域，更不可能见了学英语的外国人不自信。4.B 综合归纳题 由第一自然段中的“交朋友、在重要的商务会议前打破沉默”等可知。 6America is a country on the move. In unheard of numbers, people of all ages are exercising their way to better health. According to the latest figures, 59 percent of American adults ex
40、ercise regularly-up 12 percent from just two years ago and more than double the figure of 25 years ago. Even non-exercisers believe they would be more attractive and confident if they were more active.It is hard not to get the message. The virtues of physical fitness are shown on magazine covers, po
41、stage stamps, and television ads of everything from beauty soaps to travel books. Exercise as a part of daily life did not catch on until the late 1960s when research by military doctors began to show the health benefits of doing regular physical exercises. Growing publicity (宣传) for races held in A
42、merican cities helped fuel a strong interest in the ancient sport of running. Although running has leveled off in recent years as Americans have discovered equally rewarding-and sometimes safer-forms of exercise, such as walking and swimming, running remains the most popular form of exercise.As the
43、popularity of exercise continues to mount, so does scientific evidence of its health benefits. The key to fitness is exercising the major muscle groups vigorously (强有力地) enough to approximately double the heart rate and keep it doubled for 20 to 30 minutes at a time. Doing such physical exercises th
44、ree times or more a week will produce considerable improvements in physical health in about three months.1.It can be learnt from the passage that the health benefits of exercise .A. are to be further studied B. are self evidentC. are yet to be proved D. are supported by scientific evidence2.A growin
45、g interest in sports developed after .A. an increasing number of races were held in American citiesB. research showed their health benefitsC. scientific evidence of health benefits was shown on TV adsD. people got the message from magazine covers and postage stamps3.Which of the following would be t
46、he best title for the passage?A. Exercise-The Road to Health B. Scientific Evidence of Health BenefitsC. Different Forms of Exercise D. Running-A Popular Form of Sport4.Which of the following is closest in meaning to the phrase “leveled off” in the paragraph 2?A. “reached its lowest level in popularity” B.“ stopped being popular”C. “stopped increasing in popularity” D. “become very popular”1.D 可参考文章第二段，“军医研究表明”，因此正确答案为D：有科学的证据支持。2.B 参考文章第二段可知研究表明锻炼对人身体的好处。3.A 本文以美国人为例讲运动对人身体的好处。正确答案应选A运动通向健康的道路。4.C level of