译林牛津版七年级下册阅读训练21-40篇（阅读回答问题）

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(二十一)

John Smith was an old porter (搬运工人). He worked at the train station.

Every day he was busy carrying heavy things for people. He was careful

with his work. He was kind to everyone. He was always ready to help

others.

One morning he stood at the station. He was waiting for the train. Just

then he saw a man running to the trains with a big bag in his hand.

"No train is starting. Why is he in such a hurry?" the old man said to

himself.

He went up to the man and asked, "May I help you?"

As soon as the man saw the porter, he stopped running. "Can I catch the

10:35 train to London?" the man asked. He looked worried.

The old porter looked at him for a few seconds and said, "Well, sir. I'd

like to help you, but I can't answer your question because I don't know

how fast you can run." Then he explained to the man, "The 10:35 train to

London left five minutes ago. Can you run fast enough to catch it?"

1.What was John's job?

2.What did John do every day?

3.Why was the man in a hurry?

4.Could the man catch the 10:35 train?

5.What time was it when the man talked to John?

(二十二)

Jack is 15 years old. He wants to take his family—his parents and his

sister Jessica out to lunch, so he wants to make money (挣钱) by helping

his parents do some things.

Jack gets up at 6:30, and then he cleans the house. At about 7:00, he eats

breakfast and then goes to school. He has four classes in the morning and

three in the afternoon. At 5:30, Jack goes home and he helps his mom buy

food, or cleans the car for his father. Sometimes, his sister helps him.

Jack has 95 dollars now. He still (还) needs 55 dollars. He is very happy.

When he takes his family out to lunch, he will pay the bill.

1.How old is Jack?

2.How many people are there in Jack's family?

3.How does Jack make money?

4.What does Jack do first after he gets up?

5.How much does Jack need in all (总计)?

(二十三)

①These days, people with serious heart problems can have a heart

transplant—in other words, another heart is put into their body to replace

the heart with problems.

②Christiaan Barnard was the surgeon (外科医生) who performed the

first human heart transplant operation. Barnard was born in 1922, in his

native South Africa. He studied medicine at the University of Cape Town

and graduated in 1953. Then he went to the USA and studied at the

University of Minnesota. He returned to the University of Cape Town in

1958 to teach surgery. No one knew very much about him - but in 1967,

he became world-famous.

③On 3 December, Barnard transferred the heart of a 25-year-old woman

into the body of Louis Washkansky, a 55-year-old grocer. Unfortunately,

Washkansky died 18 days later. Barnard did a second transplant, on 2

January 1968, for a man called Philip Blaiberg—this was a lot more

successful, as Blaiberg lived for over 18 months after the operation.

④Barnard was not the usual picture of a surgeon. Young and handsome,

he spent as much time in nightclubs as he did in operation rooms. He met

the Pope (教皇) in Rome and President Lyndon Johnson in the USA. He

knew many beautiful film stars of the time, but all three of his marriages

failed. He also performed free surgery on hundreds of very sick people.

⑤He died in September 2001, aged 78.

1.When was Christiaan Barnard born?

2.In which two countries did he study?

3.What did Barnard do at the University of Cape Town in 1958?

4.How long did Philip Blaiberg live after his heart transplant?

5.What kind of person do you think Barnard was? Give your reasons.

(二十四)

One morning, Mrs. Santos was returning from the supermarket with her

neighbor and her daughter, two-year-old Carmelita. They stopped on the

stairway of their building at their fifth-floor flats. The neighbour opened

her door first, and little Carmelita ran past her. Carmelita knew the flat

well, because she had visited many times. The neighbor put down her

keys and shopping bags, and turned back a moment to Mrs. Santos.

At that moment, there was a sudden gust of wind (一阵突如其来的强

风) and the door slammed shut. Carmelita was inside, alone.

Then the neighbor remembered that she had left her kitchen window

open. She and Mrs. Santos rushed to the Santos' flat and telephoned the

police. But there was no time to get help in opening the neighbouring flat.

They could see that Carmelita was already leaning out of the kitchen

window. She had climbed onto a chair, and soon she was climbing out

onto the window sill (窗台板). Mrs. Santos called Carmelita to go back

inside. But the little girl did not understand the danger and only waved to

her mother.

Then she lost her balance and her feet slipped off the window sill. She

held on for a while with her hands, but she began to be afraid. Her mother

cried for help, and Carmelita was crying, too.

And then she could hold on no longer. Several people had run out into the

street on hearing all the screaming. They saw the child hanging onto the

window sill and got ready to catch her. Down she fell, five long stories—

and landed safe and sound in the arms of three strong men.

"I never thought we'd do it," said one of the three men afterwards. "But I

kept thinking, if we don't catch her, she'll die and it'll be on my

conscience (良知, 内疚) all my life."

All the neighbours there _____. Carmelita's parents cannot believe how

close they came to losing their daughter. And how lucky they are to have

her still.

1.Which floor did Mrs. Santos live on?

2.Why was Carmelita in danger inside the room, alone?

3.How did Carmelita get onto the window sill?

4.When did Carmelita feel frightened?

5.Complete the sentence in the last paragraph.

All the neighbours there _____.

(二十五)

A tiger is hungry, and he is looking for food. He sees a frog (青蛙) in

front of him.

"Ha, ha! A frog! My dinner!" He runs to the frog.

Behind the tiger, there is a tortoise (乌龟). The little tortoise sees the frog.

He wants to rescue it. So he bites (咬) the tiger's tail (尾巴).

"Ouch!" cries the tiger and he looks back. The frog hears the sound and

jumps into the water.

"Thank you, little tortoise," says the frog.

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