四、阅读理解。
As a Reading Brother volunteer, I found Rosie had a speech problem and couldn't read as well as her classmates. Reading was a big challenge for her.
I worked with all students one by one to improve their reading. When it was Rosie's turn, I always smiled at her, so she liked to sit close to me. I watched her fingers move slowly under each letter as she read with difficulty. When she finally read a word correctly, her face lit up with a big smile and her eyes shone with joy.
Before the school year ended, I gave Rosie the book Little Women. Days later, I saw her reading it aloud. Her teacher said she hardly put it down. I was deeply moved and asked her to continue reading for me.
To my surprise, her voice was much clearer now. The book's pages were worn from being read many times. "What a good book! It encouraged me a lot," she said happily.
At that moment, as a writer, I realized I must take my writing seriously. I should write stories that can change a child's life and make a difference, just like Louisa May Alcott did.
根据短文内容,选择正确答案。
()1. Why did Rosie like to sit close to the writer?
A. Because she wanted to copy others' reading.
B. Because the writer would smile at her on her turn.
C. Because she was afraid of her classmates.
D. Because the writer helped her only.
()2. What was Rosie's problem at first?
A. She had no friends at school.
B. She couldn't read as well as her classmates.
C. She hated reading books.
D. She was good at speaking but not reading.
()3. How did the writer feel when seeing Rosie reading Little Women?
A. Angry.
B. Disappointed.
C. Moved.
D. Worried.
()4. What did Rosie think of Little Women?
A. It was boring and difficult.
B. It was a good book that encouraged her a lot.
C. She didn't finish reading it.
D. She thought the pages were new and clean.
()5. What did the writer realize at last?
A. He should stop being a volunteer.
B. He should write stories that can change children's lives.
C. Reading is not important for kids.
D. He should give more books to poor children.
As a Reading Brother volunteer, I found Rosie had a speech problem and couldn't read as well as her classmates. Reading was a big challenge for her.
I worked with all students one by one to improve their reading. When it was Rosie's turn, I always smiled at her, so she liked to sit close to me. I watched her fingers move slowly under each letter as she read with difficulty. When she finally read a word correctly, her face lit up with a big smile and her eyes shone with joy.
Before the school year ended, I gave Rosie the book Little Women. Days later, I saw her reading it aloud. Her teacher said she hardly put it down. I was deeply moved and asked her to continue reading for me.
To my surprise, her voice was much clearer now. The book's pages were worn from being read many times. "What a good book! It encouraged me a lot," she said happily.
At that moment, as a writer, I realized I must take my writing seriously. I should write stories that can change a child's life and make a difference, just like Louisa May Alcott did.
根据短文内容,选择正确答案。
()1. Why did Rosie like to sit close to the writer?
A. Because she wanted to copy others' reading.
B. Because the writer would smile at her on her turn.
C. Because she was afraid of her classmates.
D. Because the writer helped her only.
()2. What was Rosie's problem at first?
A. She had no friends at school.
B. She couldn't read as well as her classmates.
C. She hated reading books.
D. She was good at speaking but not reading.
()3. How did the writer feel when seeing Rosie reading Little Women?
A. Angry.
B. Disappointed.
C. Moved.
D. Worried.
()4. What did Rosie think of Little Women?
A. It was boring and difficult.
B. It was a good book that encouraged her a lot.
C. She didn't finish reading it.
D. She thought the pages were new and clean.
()5. What did the writer realize at last?
A. He should stop being a volunteer.
B. He should write stories that can change children's lives.
C. Reading is not important for kids.
D. He should give more books to poor children.
答案
1.B 2.B 3.C 4.B 5.B
解析
1. 定位原文第二段内容"When it was Rosie's turn, I always smiled at her, so she liked to sit close to me.",可知Rosie喜欢靠近作者是因为轮到她参与辅导时作者总会对她微笑,对应选项B,其余选项原文均无相关表述。
2. 定位原文第一段第一句"I found Rosie had a speech problem and couldn't read as well as her classmates.",可知Rosie最初的问题是阅读能力比不上同班同学,对应选项B。
3. 定位原文第三段"I was deeply moved and asked her to continue reading for me.",可知作者看到Rosie读《小妇人》的时候深受感动,对应选项C。
4. 定位原文第四段Rosie的原话"What a good book! It encouraged me a lot,",可知Rosie认为《小妇人》是一本给了她很多鼓励的好书,对应选项B。
5. 定位原文最后一段"I realized I must take my writing seriously. I should write stories that can change a child's life and make a difference",可知作者最后意识到自己应该创作能够改变孩子人生的故事,对应选项B。
2. 定位原文第一段第一句"I found Rosie had a speech problem and couldn't read as well as her classmates.",可知Rosie最初的问题是阅读能力比不上同班同学,对应选项B。
3. 定位原文第三段"I was deeply moved and asked her to continue reading for me.",可知作者看到Rosie读《小妇人》的时候深受感动,对应选项C。
4. 定位原文第四段Rosie的原话"What a good book! It encouraged me a lot,",可知Rosie认为《小妇人》是一本给了她很多鼓励的好书,对应选项B。
5. 定位原文最后一段"I realized I must take my writing seriously. I should write stories that can change a child's life and make a difference",可知作者最后意识到自己应该创作能够改变孩子人生的故事,对应选项B。
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