湖南省汝城二中2014届高考英语一轮复习阅读训练 (35)

　　阅读专练

　　Section   A     词数:116 参考时间:1'30''     Students’ Favourite After-School Activity     Visit Friends     Talk on the Phone     Play Sports     Earn Money     Use a Computer     0          Read the bar graph and then choose the best answer toe ach question.     1. In the bar graph, students’ favourite activity is ______.

　　A. earning money

　　B. visiting friends

　　C. talking on the phone

　　D. using a computer

　　2. According to the bar graph, which is the least favourite after-school activity?

　　A. Playing sports. B. Visiting friends. C. Talking on the phone.      D. Using a computer.

　　3. Which two activities are favoured by an equal number of students?

　　A. Playing sports and earning money.

　　B. Visiting friends and talking on the phone.

　　C. Talking on the phone and playing sports.

　　D. Using a computer and earning money.

　　4. How many students said their favourite after-school activity is talking on the phone?

　　A. 120.B. 148.C. 156.D. 164.          

　　Section B     词数:125 参考时间:1'15''     Fire fighter Fatalities* by Age (2007)     Number of Fatalities     2520151050     Under 2121 to 2526 to 3031 to 3536 to 4041 to 4546 to 5051 to 6061+     Age Groups       Note:

　　fatality

　　n.(事故、战争中等的)死亡       Read the graph and then choose the best answer to each question.     1. Based on the information provided in the graph, the age group suffered the most fatalities in 2007.

　　A. 26 to 30B. 51 to 60C. 46 to 50D. 41 to 45

　　2. What is the total number of firefighter fatalities in the graph?

　　A. 90. B. 104. C. 95. D. 110.

　　3. Which of the following can NOT be learned from the graph?

　　A. Firefighters used to retire at the age of 61 in 2007.

　　B. There were firefighters that were under the age of 21.

　　C. There were about 12 firefighter fatalities in the 46-50 age group in 2007.

　　D. There were more firefighter fatalities in the 36-40 age group than the 21-25 age group.                  

　　Section C 词数:153 参考时间:1'40''

　　Explosion1 1%     Natural 2%     Other Equipment 7%     Other Sources of     Heat 9%     Open Flame 13%     Appliances4

　　9%          Electrical Distribution3 7%     cooking 4%           Heating 2%     Smoking 16%     Children Playing

　　21%

　　Incendiary2 9%          Notes:

　　1. explosion

　　n.爆炸

　　2. incendiary

　　adj.纵火的

　　3. distribution

　　n.分配

　　4. appliance

　　n.(家用)电器          Read the pie chart and then choose the best answer to each question.     1. The best title for the pie chart should be ______.

　　A. Keeping Fire AwayB. Injuries per 100 FiresC. Causes of Fire (per 100 Fires)      D. Causes of Injuries (per 100 fatalities)

　　2. What is the number of fires caused by      smoking in every 1,000 fires?

　　A. 53. B. 63. C. 130.      D. 160.

　　3. What is the biggest cause of fires that do not involve people?

　　A. Appliances.B. Open flame.C. Other equipment.      D. Electrical distribution.

　　4. According to the pie chart, which of the      following leads to the minimum number of fires?

　　A. Cooking. B. Heating. C. Explosion.      D. Children Playing.

　　5. The pie chart most probably can be read in (on) a ______.

　　A. magazine about household appliance

　　B. report about the annual fire accidents

　　C. website about fire-fighting equipment

　　D. research paper about the danger of fire

　　读写任务     词数:375 参考时间:5'30''     根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两个为多余选项。

　　When a child gets sick, most parents can take them over to the doctors’office immediately. 1      Though there are plenty of children’s doctors in the United States, nearly a million children live in rural areas where there are no doctors, a new study has found. 2 As a result, children in urban areas have better access1 to health care.      It seems there are enough doctors to go around, but they are just not in the right places. In fact, the number of children’s doctors in America more than doubled between 1996 and 2006. 3 "We are training enough doctors, but they are not going to areas where they are most needed," Scott Shipman, a professor at Dartmouth Medical School, says.      The new study shows there are basically equal numbers of children living in areas of plentiful supply and undersupply. There are 15 million children —20 percent of children in the United States —who live in areas where child health care is plentiful. 4 That’s a patientload2 of more than 4,500 children per doctor.      On average3, in the United States there are 1,420 children per doctor, though every state has its own low-supply and high-supply areas. Generally, Washington has the largest supply of doctors —443 children per doctor. Next in line is Vermont (佛蒙特州), with 933 children per doctor. 5          Notes:

　　1. access

　　n.(使用或见到的)机会

　　2. patient load 病人负荷量

　　3. average

　　n.平均水平       A. But another 15 million live in areas where the ratio is 22 doctors for every 100,000

　　children.

　　B. But that’s only if they live in the right place.

　　C. Shipman is calling on more doctors to go to rural areas.

　　D. Meanwhile, some urban areas are overcrowded with doctors —about one doctor for every 440 children in some places.

　　E. Nevada is at the opposite extreme, with 2,151 children per doctor.

　　F. And the number of family doctors jumped by 35 percent.

　　G. After taking medicine, the young child usually feels better within 24 hours.

　　阅读参考答案     SectionA:1-4 BDACSectionB:1-3 BCASectionC:1-5 CDBCB读写任务:1. B2. D3. F4. A5. E