OliverTwist(selection)《零都孤兒》(選段)PartA一、閱讀理解Theroominwhichtheboyswerefedwasalargestonehall.Inthefrontofit,amaster,dressedinanapron(圍裙)forthepurpose,andhelpedbyoneortwowomen.Ofthisfestive(歡樂(lè)的)composition(構(gòu)圖)eachboyhadoneporringer(粥碗),andnomore—exceptonoccasionsofgreatpublicfestivals,whenhehadtwoounces(盎司)andaquarterofbreadbesides.Thebowlsneverwantedwashing.Theboyscleanedthemwiththeirspoonstilltheyshoneagain;andwhentheyhadperformedthisoperation(whichnevertookverylong,thespoonsbeingnearlyaslargeasthebowls),theywouldsitstaringatthewall,withsucheagereyes,asiftheycouldhaveeatentheverybricksofwhichitwascomposed;employing(雇傭)themselves,meanwhile(同時(shí)).Boyshavegenerallyexcellentappetites.OliverTwistandhiscompanions(同伴)sufferedthetortures(折磨)ofslowstarvation(挨餓)forthreemonths:atlasttheygotsohungryandwild,thatoneboy,whowastallforhisage,andhadn’tbeenusedtothatsortofthingforhisfatherhadkeptasmallcook-shop)saidthathewouldbewillingtoeattheweakboysleepingnexttohim.Hehadawild,hungryeye;andtheyallbelievedhim.Acouncil(會(huì)議)washeld;lots(抽簽)werecastwhoshouldwalkuptothemasteraftersupperthatevening,andaskformore;anditfelltoOliverTwist.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“appetites"inthethirdparagraphmean______?A.服飾 B.裝潢 C.胃口 D.脾氣2.Whichofthefollowingdidtheboyseataccordingtothepassage?A.Pizza. B.Sandwich. C.Hamburger. D.Bread.3.Inthelastparagraph,whydidaboysayhecouldeatthepersonsleepingnexttohim?A.Becausehewashungry. B.Becausetheyhadafight. C.Becausesomeonestolehisfood. D.Becausehewaspunishedbyanadult.4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Theboysusedplatestoeatfood. B.Theboyswerehappywiththeamountoffoodtheyhave. C.Theboyscookedtheirfoodbythemselves. D.Theboysatetheirmealsveryquickly.二、完形填空OliverTwistwasborninaworkhouse(救濟(jì)所),andwhenOliverwasborn,therewasnoonetolookafterhimexceptforanoldnurseandadoctor.Theydidn’tcareabouthim.Oliver’s___1___arrivedattheworkhousethenightbeforeshegavebirthtoherson.Sheaskedtoseeherbabyandthen___2___.Nooneknewwhereshecamefromorwhoshewas.Butthedoctornoticedthatshehadnoweddingringonher___3___.Whenthedoctorleftandtheoldnursedressed___4___,Olivercriedloudly.Hewasanorphan(孤兒)andhewasallalone.TherewasnoonetolookafterbabyOliverattheworkhouse___5___hewassenttoanorphanage(孤兒院).Lifewashardhere,withlittlefoodorlove.Bytheageof___6___,Oliverwasasmallpalethinchild,buthehada___7___spirit.Thehousekeeperoftheorphanagewascruelandhard.Sheoften___8___Oliverandlockedhimup.Thiswasusuallyforsayinghewashungry.OnedaythehousekeeperwassurprisedbyavisitfromMrBumble,theheadofthe___9___.“OliverTwistisnineyearsoldnow.He’stooold___10___stayhereattheorphanagewithyou,”MrBumblesaid.“So,wehave___11___tomovehimtotheworkhouse.Ihavecomeheremyselftocollecthimandtakehimthere.”As___12___astheyarrivedattheworkhouse,MrBumbletookOlivertomeettheBoard(董事會(huì)).TheBoardconsistedofnineortenfatgentlemensittingaroundatable.“Boy,”saidoneofthefatgentlementoOliver,“youareanorphanandyoumustbe___13___forthecharityofthetown.Prayhardforthepeoplewhofeedyou.Youareheretolearna___14___,andyouwillbeginyourworktomorrowmorning.Goodnight.”AndpoorlittleOliverwassenttosleeponahardcoldbedinaroomfullofotherboys,tobe___15___forworkthenextmorning.1.A.father B.mother C.brother D.sister 2.A.died B.left C.escaped D.slept 3.A.face B.leg C.arm D.finger 4.A.her B.it C.him D.them 5.A.so B.because C.unless D.though 6.A.eight B.nine C.ten D.eleven 7.A.weak B.strange C.strong D.gentle 8.A.fed B.beat C.loved D.treated 9.A.orphanage B.government C.workhouse D.Board 10.A.to B.for C.Into D.beside 11.A.refused Bdecided C.forgotten D.sorry 12.A.fast B.quickly C.far D.soon 13.A.grateful B.Thankfully C.regretful D.awful 14.A.lesson Bsubject C.trade D.trick 15.A.busy B.fit C.helpful D.ready三、七選五MrBumblebumpedintoMrSowerberry,theundertaker(殯儀師),whowasafrequentvisitortotheworkhouse.“Doyouknowanyonewhowantsaboyasanapprentice(學(xué)徒)?”askedMrBumble.“WeareofferingfivepoundstoanyonewhowilltakeOliverTwist.”“Fivepounds!”saidtheundertaker.“___1___”Whentheundertaker’swifesawOliver,shesaid,“Dearme!He’sverysmall.”Shegavehimafewpiecesofoldmeatandthensheledhimupstairsandshowedhimhisbedontheflooroftheshop.Aloneandsurroundedbycoffins(棺材),Oliverfeltverysadthatnight.___2___“Openthedoor,”criedthevoice.“Yes,sir,”repliedOliver.“Doyouwantacoffin,sir?”“___3___”saidthevoice.“I’mMrNoahClaypole,andyouworkformenow.”NoahwasonlyapoorboywhoworkedforMrSowerberry.ButhewasveryhappytohavesomeonenewandsmalllikeOlivertogiveordersto.Then,oneevening,MrSowerberryhadanidea.“OliverTwistisaverygood-lookingboy,”hesaidtohiswife.“___4___Hewillcomewithmetothenextfuneral(葬禮).”O(jiān)liverfollowedinstructionsandwentwithMrSowerberrytothenextfuneral.Hisjobwastostandthereandlooksad. “Well.Oliver,”saidMrSowerberryastheywalkedhome,“___5___”“Notverymuch,sir.”SoOliverbecameassistanttotheundertakerand,dressedallinblack,heledmanymournfulprocessions(悲哀的游行).A.Noonewilloffersuchalargesumofmoney.B.Howdoyoulikeit?C.Don'tyouknowwhoIam?D.Earlynextmorning,avoicewokeOliver.E.IthinkI'lltaketheboymyself.F.Howmuchdidyoueat?G.Andhealwayslooksverysad.四、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確時(shí)態(tài)或形式填空,使短文完整Inthe1830s,every___1___(town)hadaworkhouse.Thiswasaplacewherepoorpeoplelived.Theyhadnojobs,sothegovernmentgavethemaplacetoworkandsleepandfoodtoeat.Thesewerenotnice___2___(place).Thegovernmentdidnotwantpeopletobecomelazy,sotheymadetheworkhousesas___3___(comfortable)aspossible.Theygavethepoorpeopleuniformstowear,,astheydidtoprisoners.Thefoodwasterrible.Therooms___4___(be)inbadcondition.Manypeoplegotsickanddiedthere.Nobodywantedtolivethere.Oliverwasborninaworkhouse.Nobodyknewwhohisfatherwas,andhismotherdiedassoonasOliverwasborn.Itwasnotagood___5___(begin).NobodyknewOliver’smother’sname.Nobodyevenknewwhereshecamefrom.Somebodyfoundher___6___(lie)inthestreetthedaybeforeOliver’sbirthandbroughthertotheworkhouse.Theyknewthatshecamefromfarawaybecauseherfeetwerebleedingafterherlongwalk.AfterOliverwasborn,thedoctorputonhishatandwenthometohavedinner.“Don’tcallmeiftheboyissick,”hetoldthenurse.“Heprobablywillbesick,butjustgivehimsomeporridgetoeat.”O(jiān)liverspentthefirstnineyearsofhislifewithMrsMann.ThegovernmentpaidMrsMann___7___(look)afterchildrenlikeOliver.Shelookedafterabouttwentyorthirtychildrenlikehim.Sheknewexactlywhatthechildrenneeded,butshealsoknewexactlywhatsheneeded.Asaresult,shespentmostofthemoneyon___8___(she).Thechildrenwerealwayshungry,andsometimestheystarvedto___9___(die).SometimesonewouldfallinthefirewhileMrsMannwasnotlookingordieofcoldinthewinter.Somehow,Oliverstayedalive.Onhis___10___(nine)birthday,Oliverwassmall,thin,andpale.HeandtwootherboystoldMrsMannthattheywerehungry.MrsMannsaidtheywerenothungry.Shehitthemandlockedallthreeoftheminthecellar.ThiswastheirpunishmentPartB一、閱讀理解MrGamfieldgaveasweetlookatthefacesroundthetable,and,findingasmileonallofthem,slowlybrokeintoasmilehimself.Thedealwasmade,MrBumble,wasatoncetaughtthatOliverTwistandhisindentures(契約)weretobeconveyed(轉(zhuǎn)讓)beforethemagistrate(法官),forsignatureandapproval(簽章),thatveryafternoon.Inpursuance(履行)ofthisdecision.littleOliver,tohisgreatsurprise,wasletoutfrombondage(奴役),andorderedtonuthimselfintoacleanshirt.Hehadhardlyachievedthisveryunusualanddifficultaction.Atthiswonderfulsight,Oliverbegantocrysadly;thinking.notunnaturally,thattheboard(陪審團(tuán))musthavedeterminedtokillhimforsomeusefulpurpose,ortheyneverwouldhavebeguntofattenhimupinthatway.“Don’tmakeyoureyesred,Oliver,buteatyourfoodandbethankful,”saidMrBumble.“You’reagoingtobemadea‘student’of,Oliver.”“Astudent,sir!”saidthechild,trembling.“Yes,Oliver,”saidMrBumble.“Thekindandblessedgentlemanwhichisomanyparentstoyou,Oliver,whenyouhavenoneofyourown;areagoingto‘teach’you;andtosetyouupinlife,andmakeamanofyou;althoughtheexpense(花費(fèi))totheparish(教區(qū))isthreepoundten!—threepoundten,Oliver!—seventyshillings—onehundredandforty-sixpences!—andallforanaughtyorphan(孤兒)whichnobodycan’tlove.”1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“determined”inthesecondparagraphmean?A.Changed. B.Laughed. C.Decided. D.Bought.2.WhywasitdifficultforOliverTwisttoputontheshirtinthesecondparagraph?A.Becausetheshirtwastoosmall. B.Becausehethoughttheshirtwasugly. C.Becausehedidn’talwayshavecleanshirtstowear. D.Becausehewassickandweak.3.Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A.FoodVSCloth B.HavingAHappyMeal C.AStupidGame D.ABigChange二、完形填空Theoldgentlemanwhowas___1___thenewspaper___2___hisheadforamoment,andpulledtheotheroldgentlemanbythesleeve(袖子);andthenthelast-mentionedoldgentlemanwokeup.“Oh,isthistheboy?”saidtheoldgentleman.“Thisishim,sir,”___3___MrBumble.“Bow(鞠躬)tothemagistrate,mydear.”O(jiān)liverrousehimself,andmadehisbestobeisance(鞠躬).Hehad___4___wondering,withhiseyesfixedonthemagistrate’spowder.“Well,”___5___theoldgentleman,“Iguesshe___6___chimney-sweeping?”“Heisverygood___7___it,yourworship,”repliedBumble;givingOliverasly(悄悄的)pinch(掐),towarnthathehad___8___notsayhedidn’t.“Andhewillbeasweep,willhe?”askedtheoldgentleman.“Ifweaskhimtodoanything___9___tomorrow,he’drunawayatonce,yourworship,”repliedBumble.“Andthismanthat’stobehismasteryou,sir,you’lltreathimwell,andfeedhim,anddoallthatsortofthing,willyou?”saidtheoldgentleman.“WhenIsayIwill,I___10___Iwill,”repliedMrGamfield.“You’rearoughspeaker,myfriend,butyoulooklikean___11___,open-heartedman,”saidtheoldgentleman;turninghisglasses___12___thedirectionofthecandidate(候選人)forOliver’spremium(報(bào)價(jià)).Butthemagistratewas___13___blindandhalfchildish(幼稚的),sohecouldn’treasonablybeexpectedtoknowwhatotherpeopledid.“IhopeIam,sir,”saidMrGamfield,withanuglysmile.“Ihavenodoubtyou___14___,myfriend,”repliedtheoldgentleman;fixinghisglassesmorefirmly___15___hisnose.1.A.saw B.seeing C.watched D.reading 2.A.rose B.raised C.raise D.rouse 3.A.guessed Bwondered C.replied D.thought 4.A.be B.is C.was D.been 5.A.speaking B.talked C.said D.watched 6.A.hates B.dislikes C.wanted D.likes 7.A.at B.in C.for D.to 8.A.good B.well C.better D.best 9.A.other B.others C.another D.else 10.A.meant B.couldn’t C.must D.mean 11.A.honest B.bad C.strange D.silly 12.A.in B.with C.on D.to 13.A.all B.sure C.half D.so 14.A.are B.were C.am D.is 15.A.under B.from C.on D.above三、七選五OliversetoffinthedirectionofLondon.“NoonewillfindmeinLondon,”hethought.Hewalkedandhecoveredadistanceoftwentymiles.___1___Hewalkedforsevenmoredays,beggingforfoodandwater.Thenontheseventhdayhewalkedslowlyintoasmalltownandsat‘downtorest.Hisfeetwerebleedingandhewascoveredindirt.Aboysawhimandcametotalktohim.“Hello,wherehaveyoubeen?”askedtheboy.TheboywasaboutthesameageasOliver,buthewasastrange-lookingboy.Hehadalargehatandheworeaman’scoat,whichcamenearlytohisfeet.Hewasjustadirtylittleboybutheactedandtalkedlikeanadult.“I’vewalkedforsevendays,”saidOliver.“I’mverytiredandhungry.”“Well,”saidtheboy,“comewithmeandI’llgetyousomethingtoeat.”TheboyboughtOliversomefood.___2___“AreyougoingtoLondon?”theboyasked.“Yes,”O(jiān)liverreplied.“Haveyougotanywheretostay?”“No.”“IknowanoldgentlemanwholivesinLondon,”saidtheboy.“He’llgiveyouaplacetostayfornothing.”O(jiān)liverwasthankfulforthisoffer.HisnewfriendwasJackDawkins,butJack’sfriendscalledhimtheDodger(神偷).___3___TheDodgerledOlivertoanarrowsmellystreet,andintoahouse.Theyclimbedthestairsandwentintoaroomatthetop.Oliverlookedaround.Theywereinalargeroom.Thewallsandceiling(天花板)wereblackwithageanddirt.Amanwascookingsomefoodinafryingpanoverafire.___4___Therewerebedsonthefloor.Fourorfiveboys,aboutthesameageastheDodger,sataroundatable.“Fagin,”saidtheDodger,“thisismyfriendOliverTwist.”Themangrinned,thenheshookOliver’shandandsaid,“We’reverygladtomeetyou,Oliver.”“Thosehandkerchiefsaregoingtobewashed,Oliver,”saidFaginandhelaughed.Afterthistheyallhadsupper.OliveratealotandthenhedrankanightcapthatFaginpreparedspeciallyforhim.Afterthishefellintoadeepsleep.A.Olivernoticedsomehandkerchiefshangingonaline.B.Oliverwastoobusyeatingtohaveatalk.C.Themanhadanuglyfaceanddirtyredhair.D.AsOliveratehungrily,theytalked.E.Soon,theygotlostinthismysterycity,London.F.Thenhelaydowninafieldandfellasleep.G.LatethatnighttheyreachedLondon.四、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給詞的正確時(shí)態(tài)或形式填空,使短文完整Afterbreakfast,thetwoboysandFaginplayedagame.Faginwalkedaroundtheroom.Hepretended(假裝)hewasinthestreet.Hestopped___1___(look)inshopwindows.Thetwoboystriedtotakethingsfromhispockets.IfFagin___2___(feel)themdoingit,hewouldshout.Theyplayedthisgameforawhile.Thentwooldergirlscameintotheroom.___3___(they)nameswereBetandNancy.Fagingavethebo