高一英语阅读理解强化训练附解析Day-110

1高一英语阅读理解强化训练附解析Day110Passage1Stoppingteensfromsmokingisabigchallengemanycommunitiesfacetoday.Manycommunitiescanonlywatchwithoutbeingabletoactwhilelocalbusinessescontinuetoselltobaccoproductstochildren,evenundertheriskofpunishmentbylaw.Recentstudiesshowthatalargepercentageofteenstodayaregettingtheircigarettesfromstores,mostlygasstationsorconveniencestores.Asteenscontinuetobeabletobuytheirowncigarettes,moreandmorecommunitiesbegintopunishthosewhosellcigarettestotheteens.Onecommunityhasexperiencedsuccessintheirattemptstostopthesaleoftobaccoproductstochildren.Woodridge,Illinois,startedaprogramsevenyearsagowhichforbadeandstrictlypunishedthesaleoftobaccoproductstochildren.Theentireprogramincludeslocallicensingofvendors（小贩）,repeatedundercoverinspectionstoseeifthesaletochildrenhasstopped,andeducationprogramsinschools.Woodridgehasbecomeamodelcommunityasothercommunityaremovingtostopteentobaccouse.Arecentnationalstudyshowedthat36.5%offemales,and40.8%ofmalesbuytheircigarettesfromstores,whetheritisagasstationorasupermarket.Hopefully,asmoreandmoresellersseetheyfaceifcaughtsellingtochildren,theywillstopselling.True,tighteningdownonstoresthatselltobaccotochildrenisn'tgoingtocompletelystoptheproblemofteentobaccouse.Teenscontinuetogetthemfrom2othersources.Butitdefinitelydoespreventtheirefforts.Withmoreeducationinschools,andperhapsstrongerpunishmentsforteenscaughtwithtobacco,moreandmoreteenswillseetheproblemswiththetobaccousage,andwillstopthehabit.1.Tostopteensfromsmoking,moreandmorecommunitiesare________.A.punishingteenscaughtwithtobaccomoreseverelyB.punishingthosewhosellcigarettestoteensmoreseverelyC.educatingthosewhosellcigarettestoteensmoreseverelyD.stoppingthesaleoftobaccoproductsinstores2.WhichofthefollowingisNOTawayWoodridgeusestostoptobaccosaletochildren?________A.Strongerpunishmentofteenscaughtsmoking.B.Repeatedundercoverinspections.C.Educationprogramsinschools.D.Locallicensingtotobaccosale.3.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat________.A.teenscanonlybuycigarettesfromgasstationsandconveniencestoresB.morecommunitieshavesucceededinstoppingteentobaccouseC.PunishmentalonecannotsolvetheproblemofteentobaccouseD.MoremalesthanfemaleshavethehabitofsmokinginAmerica4.Whatattitudedoesthewriterhavetowardsstoppingteentobaccoabuse?________A.NegativeB.UncaringC.UncertainD.Optimistic3Passage2Dr.MartinezputonafalsesmileassheenteredJanetEslin'shospitalroom.Shecouldn'tletJanetseethatshewasworried.YetshehadbeensearchingforthecauseofJanet'sillnessandhadn'tfoundaclue.Howareyoufeelingtoday?Dr.Martinezaskedherpatient.Janetrepliedthatshefeltaboutthesameterriblyuncomfortable.ThedoctortriedtogetJanet'smindoffherhealthbytalkingaboutJanet'svacationatLakeWinnow.ButDr.Martinezcouldn'tkeepherownmindontheconversation.Shekeptwonderingwhatcouldbewrongwithherpatient.SuddenlyJanet'swordsinterruptedDr.Martinez'sthoughts:…thevacationwasreallyperfect,exceptforthefood.ThelastmealIatewasespeciallyawful.Dr.Martinezquicklysnappedbackintotheconversation,Janet,whendidyoueatthatmeal?Janetsaidthatithadbeenthedaybeforeyesterday.Ithinkwe'vediscoveredyourproblem,Dr.Martinezsaidassheleft.Severalhourslater,Dr.Martinezwasbackwiththeanswer.Janet,thefoodyouatemadeyouill.You'resufferingfromfoodpoisoning.Nowthatweknowwhat'swrong,wecantakecareofyourproblem.1.WhatmadeJanetsick?________A.aninsectbiteB.badfoodC.badwaterD.coldweather2.Whatisthemainideaofthestory?________4A.DoctordiscoverswhatmadeJanetsick.B.Dr.Martinezbecomesill.C.Janetgoesonvacation.D.AdoctortalkstoJanetinthehospital.3.WheredidJanetgoonhervacation?________A.Shetookatriptothecity.B.Shewentcampinginthemountains.C.Shespentaweekattheseashore.D.Shetookatriptoalake.4.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordinterruptedmean?________A.talkedaboutB.discussedagainandagainC.brokeinwhilesomeonewastalkingD.neverstoppedlisteningtotheotherpersonPassage3Itseemsthatsomepeoplegooutoftheirwaytogetintotrouble.That'smoreorlesswhathappenedthenightthatNashvillePoliceOfficerFloydHydewasonduty.Iwasonthewaytoapersonal-injuryaccidentinWestNashville.AsIgotontoHighway40,bluelightsandsirensgoing,IfellinbehindagoldPontiacFirebirdthatsuddenlyseemedtotakeoffquicklydownthehighway.Thedriversomehowpanickedatthesightofme.Hewasgoingmorethanahundredmilesanhourand5beganpassingcarsontheshoulder.ButHydecouldn'tgoafterhim.Takingcareofinjuredpeopleisalwaysmoreimportantthanworryingaboutspeeders,sotheofficerhadtostayonhiswaytotheaccident.ButhedidtrytokeeptheFirebirdinsightashedrove,hopinganothernearbyunitwouldbeabletostepinandstopthespeedingcar.Asitturnedout,keepingtheFirebirdinsightwasnotthatdifficult.EveryturnthePontiacmadewastheveryturntheofficerneededtogettotheaccidentscene.HydefollowedthePontiacallthewaytohisdestination.Atthatpointhefoundanotherunithadalreadyarrivedattheaccidentscene.Hishelpwasn'tneeded.NowhewasfreetotrytostopthedriveroftheFirebird,whobythistimehaddevelopedsomethingnewtopanicabout.Justaboutthattime,Hydesays,Isawfirecomingoutfromunderthatcar,withbluesmokeandoilgoingeverywhere.He'sblownhisengine.Nowhehadtostop.AfterIarrestedhim.Iaskedhimwhyhewasrunning.Het