Question

I grew up in a neighborhood that many city kids can only dream of: a quiet street that was our adventure park: a street filled with kids whose parents had to drag us inside for dinner, most of the time long after the sun had retired for the night.

Our street was also a zoo. There were cats, dogs, birds, fish, sheep, rabbits, horses, not to mention all the little things we caught and decided to keep as pets. But these farm animals weren't just farm animals. They were our friends.

Everything was great. I loved my life and never wanted anything to change. Then a day arrived that would ruin everything. The day they said, “We're moving.” Dad's job had been relocated, and I would soon be leaving everything I had ever known. I cried. “We are going to live near the beach,” I kept hearing, but it was no comfort. I hated my parents for doing this to me, for putting an end to the series of colorful adventures. I watched as removal trucks were filled with boxes my life had been shoved（擠） into, but I knew that there was one thing that wouldn't fit into a box. My neighborhood and all the fun and adventure it contained.

I forced myself to dislike our new life and insistently(堅持地) referred to our old house as “home”. I would give no one the satisfaction of enjoying our new beachfront lifestyle, not my family, my friends or myself. To admit taking pleasure in the new meant to let go off the old. But once I allowed myself to like the town, I grew to love it and I don't want anything to change. But this time, I know it will. And as scary as that may be, it's okay because exciting adventures can happen anywhere. All I have to do is to let them happen.

1.The best title of the text could be________.

A．My beautiful memory

B．Country life and city life

C．My wonderful neighborhood

D．Adventures could be everywhere

2.In my old neighborhood, children________.

A．often moved to other places to live

B．lived in a zoo with a lot of farm animals

C．played together until late in the evening

D．were pulled to do homework after school

3.At last the writer came to realize that one should________.

A．keep fun in the past in a box

B．a(chǎn)ccept the change with an open mind

C．find ways to enjoy a new life

D．start a new life and forget the past

 

Answer 1

1.D

2.C。

3.B

【解析】

試題分析：文中主要講作者有著充滿冒險色彩的童年，卻由于父親工作的原因不得不搬走，為此作者痛恨父母，并試著不喜歡新環(huán)境。最后作者還是接受了新的環(huán)境，并認(rèn)為會出現(xiàn)新的冒險經(jīng)歷的。

1.標(biāo)題概括題。由最后一段And as scary as that may be, it's okay because exciting adventures can happen anywhere. All I have to do is to let them happen.可知，冒險無處不在。適合作為文章主旨標(biāo)題。故選D

2.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。由第一段a street filled with kids whose parents had to drag us inside for dinner, most of the time long after the sun had retired for the night.可知，在作者的童年里，和孩子們一起玩到深夜。故選C。

3.推理判斷題。有最后一段it's okay because exciting adventures can happen anywhere. All I have to do is to let them happen.可知，生活總是充滿刺激冒險的，我們要學(xué)著接受它們。換句話說就是以開放的心態(tài)接受變化。故選B。

考點：人物情感類閱讀