阅读理解判断正误 判断正误1（综合练习1）
1. As neighborhood committee director, the major part of Yan Xinzhi’s job was to wake up her neighbors at midnight to get water. T
The ancient Olympic Games were part of a religious festival in honour of the Greek god Zeus, the father of all Greek gods and goddesses. The festival and games were held in Olympia, a religious sanctuary. The athletes came to Olympia from all parts of the Greek world, from as far as 2. The passage reveals that all the cities in China suffer from water shortage. F
3. The passage is written by a water expert. F
4. The lack of water has lead to a loss of US $24 billion in industrial output. Spain in the west and Turkey in the east.
The ancient Olympic Games began in the year 776 BC when Koroibos, a cook from the city of Elis, won a 200-metre-long race. They took place for a period of 617 years until the last games were held in AD 393. 1. The ancient Greeks held the first Olympic Games in 617 BC. F 2. The ancient Greeks held the Olympic Games for 393 years. F
3. They did not allow women to compete in the ancient Olympic Games. T 4. They first used the Olympic flag in 1908. T 5. Both the Olympic Games and the Marathon Race are very popular for old and young people in many countries of the world. NG 判断正误2
Lily is 70 years old and she takes care of her 91-year-old mother. She told us about caring for her mother.
I wake up early every day, it’s usually about 6.30 am, and wait until I hear Tilly, my mum, moving about. Then I make her a cup of tea. At about half past seven she gets up and we have breakfast together. We normally just have toast, but on Sundays we always have bacon and eggs. After breakfast she reads the newspaper, then she sits by the window and waves to the neighbours as they walk by. 1. Lily wakes before her mother. T
2. Joan sometimes spends the day with Lily’s mother. T 3. Tilly is satisfied with her hairdresser. NG 4. Lily’s brother comes to visit every three weeks. F
5. Lily and her mother play cards more than they watch TV. F 判断正误3（综合练习2)
“Get up, the water is coming.” Yan Xinzhi, director of the neighborhood committee of Chaoyang Street, Taiyuan, capital of Shanxi Province, would knock at the door of every household at midnight to have people collect water; otherwise, the tap water would soon run dry when everyone in the city got up and joined the “water rush” in the morning. Yan, an elderly lady about 60, had served as committee director for more than 20 years; her major work was to rouse her neighbors from their sleep to get water. As time went by, residents could not go to sleep before one o’clock in the morning.
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5. Xi’an is another city with water in short supply. NG 判断正误4
People who cannot tell all colors apart are said to be color blind. Most color-blind people can see yellow and blues, but confuse reds with greens. It is very rare for a person to be blind to all colors, but they may see everything in shades of black, white, and gray.
It is interesting to note that many color-blind people don’t even realize that they are color-blind. They don’t know that the colors they are seeing and naming are not the actual colors that people with normal vision can see. This can be particularly dangerous when a color-blind person confuses the red and green of a traffic light.
Color blindness is thought to be inherited (遗传). And although doctors have thought up tests to determine（测定）color blindness, there is no cure to treatment for it.
1.Acolor-blind person can tell correctly red and green. F 2.Many color-blind people are unaware (没意识到) that they are color-blind. T
3. It’s especially dangerous for a color-blind person to cross a street when there are no traffic lights at the cross of the streets. F 4. A person who is color-blind is not allowed to drive. NG
5. Up to now, doctors have found a way to free a person from his color blindness. F 判断正误5
Lily is 70 years old and she takes care of her 91-year-old mother. She told us about caring for her mother.
I wake up early every day, it’s usually about 6.30 am, and wait until I hear Tilly, my mum, moving about. Then I make her a cup of tea. At about half past seven she gets up and we have breakfast together. We normally just have toast, but on Sundays we always have bacon and eggs. After breakfast she reads the newspaper, then she sits by the window and waves to the neighbours as they walk by. 1. Lily wakes before her mother. T 2.Tilly is satisfied with her hairdresser. NG 3.Joansometimes spends the day with Lily's mother. T 4. Lily's brother comes to visit every three weeks. F 5. Lily and her mother play cards more than they watch TV. F 判断正误6
Benjamin Disraeli, the famous nineteenth century prime minister, said, “London is not a city, it is a nation.” Today this is an understatement; London, with its vast range of different ethnic groups, is a world. Certainly, London is the most culturally diverse city in the world. The city was founded by the Romans and since then new arrivals have constantly added to its character and prosperity. 1. London is a nation. F 2. The city of London was founded by the Romans. T 3. All African population live in London. F 4. 39% of the total population of London are Chinese. F 5. Old people are also “skilled cross-cultural travelers”. NG 判断正误7(作业1）
Lily is 70 years old and she takes care of her 91-year-old mother. She told us about caring for her mother.
I wake up early every day, it's usually about 6.30 am, and wait until I hear Tilly, my mum, moving about. Then I make her a cup of tea. At about half past seven she gets up and we have breakfast together. We normally just have toast, but on Sundays we always have bacon and eggs. After breakfast she reads the newspaper, then she sits by the window and waves to the neighbours as they walk by. 36. Lily wakes before her mother. T
37. Joan sometimes spends the day with Lily's mother. T 38. Tilly is satisfied with her hairdresser. NG 39. Lily's brother comes to visit every three weeks. F
40. Lily and her mother play cards more than they watch TV. F 判断正误8（作业2）
The ancient Olympic Games were part of a religious festival in honour of the Greek god Zeus, the father of all Greek gods and goddesses. The festival and games were held in Olympia, a religious sanctuary. The athletes came to Olympia from all parts of the Greek world, from as far as 36. The ancient Greeks held the first Olympic Games in 617 BC. F 37. The ancient Greeks held the Olympic Games for 393 years. F 38. They did not allow women to compete in the ancient Olympic Games. T
39. They first used the Olympic flag in 1908. T
40. Both the Olympic Games and the Marathon Race are very popular for old and young people in many countries of the world. NG 判断正误9（作业3）
Joan Evans was born in Liverpool, England in 1928, but she didn't live there for very long. Her father was a soldier and was sent by the governmentto India. He took all his family with him, and they lived in Calcutta, in a house which the army gave them. Joan liked living in India. She liked the food and the warm weather. As a child, she would go to school in the morning, but in the afternoon, she used to go out riding on her horse.
36. Joan's father bought a house in Calcutta. F 37. It wasn't easy for Joan to find a job in India. T
38. Joan had wanted to work with children since she was a little girl. NG 39. Joan started the charity because she wanted a better job. F 40. The charity helps children in several cities. T 判断正误10（复习指南）
There have been changes in all sorts of different areas of British society. In recent years
in the UK we have had a very large increase in the number of couples who get divorced.
After 1969 and the Divorce Law Reform Act we had a very rapid increase in the
number of divorces. The rate increased steadily and in recent years has increased much more rapidly. But there are also quite a lot o31. The highest divorce rate was around 1969. F 32. The marriage rate has gone down in recent years. T 33. The marriage rate is currently 70 percent. F
34. Forty percent of babies born today have parents who are not married. F
35. The birth rate is increasing at the moment. F 判断正误11（复习指南）
开头The police in England are not normally armed, and if they think or know that someone nhas a firearm and may be going to commit an offence, then they have a team of specially trained officers, who carry firearms.………My dog barks an awful lot when I’m wearing my uniform because he’s very excited.
31.The police in England are not armed.F 32.The police officers have to pay for the dogs.F 33.The dogs are kept in the garden because they are aggressive.F 34.The writer’s dog becomes excited when it’s time to go to work.T 35.The writer’s dog barks when it sees a criminal is coming.T
判断正误12（教材6单元）
My grandfather was a very interesting man. He died when 判断正误15（复习指导样题） I was 11, but I remember he used to tell me stories about John Preston lives in a flat in north London. He moved there after his wife his early life. He told me one about how he used to race
dogs. They raced greyhound, a very fast type of dog. died four years ago to be closer to his daughter’s family，and because his My grandfather had a dog that was very fast and usually
won the races. The men used to bet on the dogs and try big detached house and garden were too much work for him as he got older. to win money. One day before a race, a friend of my It’s easier in the flat because the letting agent does everything that needs grandfather's suggested that they bet on a different dog and make my grandfather's dog lose the race. My doing. The agent has had the roof repaired and got the gutter replaced, but grandfather had no job, so this seemed an easy way to
make money. On the day of the race, my grandfather and at the moment John is not satisfied because the window frames need his friend fed the dog lots of cakes so it wouldn't want painting and the garden looks neglected. The agent had the windows to run. Then they took it for a long walk so it was tired.
They bet on another dog, but when the race was run, my painted two years ago，but the painters didn't do it very well，so they need grandfather's dog won anyway, so they lost all their money and didn't win anything! doing again. John pays over￡1，500 a year for service and maintenance,
R)1.The author's grandfather doesn't tell stories
and he thinks that it’s not good enough because the flats look shabby and a now.
W)2.His dog always won when it raced.
DK)3.The author's grandfather usually won lots of lot of things need repairing. money. 31. John lives in the centre of London. F W)4.The author's grandfather and his friend fed the
32. The agent hasn’t done anything to John’s flat. F dog cakes to make it strong.
R)5.The author's grandfather and his friend bet on
33. June and Pete live near to John. T a dog which didn't win.
34. There are broken windowpanes in the conservatory. T
判断正误13(教材12单元）
Speedway racing is a type of motorcycle racing that is 35. The front of the house is in a good state. F done on a track with a special motorcycle. It was
introduced to Britain in 1928. The first races were held
at High Beech in Epping Forest. Now races are held in special stadiums, but then a track was made in the forest behind a pub called the Royal Oak. The track was not concrete or tarmac, but was made from cinders. The first races were organised by Jack Hill-Bailey. He had visited Australia and seen speedway racing there. When he returned to Britain, he decided to introduce the sport to Britain and started organising the first races with his friends in the Ilford Motorcycle Club. They expected 3,000people to come and watch the races, but over 30,000people arrived to see the first races!
R)1.You need a special motorcycle for a speedway race.
W)2.Speedway races are held on the road.
R)3.Speedway races were held in Australia before they were held in Britain.
W)4.Jack Hill-Bailey organised the first races by himself.
DK)5.The Ilford Motorcycle Club made a lot of money from the races.
判断正误14(教材18单元）
The police are investigating the theft of a statue from the City Museum yesterday. The statue, which is made of bronze, is over 200years old. It was given to the museum in 1969 by the famous painter Helen Payne. The statue is of a horse and is about 70cm tall and weighs about 20kgs. Who originally made the statue is not known. Police believe the statue was stolen during the night by burglars who entered the museum through a window at the back of the building. Nobody saw the burglars enter or leave the building, but neighbours
said they had heard a window being broken and a car driving quickly away from the museum at one in the morning. An expert at the museum said that the statue would not be easy to sell because it was very easy to recognise.
R)1.The statue was given to the museum over a hundred years after it was made.
R)2.There were no witnesses to the crime. W)3.The statue was made by Helen Payne. DK)4.The statue is very valuable.
W)5.Because the statue was easy to recognise, it would be easy to sell.