When we went into biology class the other day,we found that a strange smell filled the classroom. Then we saw a glass bottle on our teacher's desk. It was filled with long white strips.
“Today,you guys will learn to dissect (解剖) these earthworms and learn the inside structure of them,” our teacher said.
After a brief lecture,our teacher gave each of us an earthworm. We put on glasses and gloves and started to work.
The first sight of the worm took my breath away.I was too scared to even look at it. “ Don’t be a coward,” I told myself. I lifted the knife and scissors.I shivered when the metal in my hand touched the soft wet body of the worm. I tried to hold my breath and concentrate on cutting it.
Slowly,a small cut appeared on the worm's body. A burst of deep-colored fluid came out. Some even splashed (濺) on the desk. “ Ewww...” my desk partner said.
I bit my teeth and went on with my work. I found that when I cut the body,the knife broke the organs easily. I changed to cutting in another way and it worked much better. Finally,I pushed the top skin aside and fastened it with pins. All of the organs appeared clearly.
At that time,I found that I wasn’t afraid anymore. I was quite calm. UI am ready for a surgery (手術) ，” Ijoked.
1. What are in the glass bottle on our teacher's desk?
A. Earthworms. B. Some corns.
C. Some pins. D. Knives and scissors.
2. The underlined word “shivered” in the passage probably means “ ”.
A. 憤怒 B. 顫抖
C. 靜坐 D. 瞌睡
3. The writer's desk partner felt terrible when .
A. the teacher told them what to do in the class
B. they were shown the earthworm
C. something from the earthworm splashed on the desk
D. they saw a small cut on the earthworm
4. What did the writer mean by saying u I am ready for a surgery”？
A. She hoped to become a doctor in the future.
B. She mastered the skill of surgery.
C. She completed the task like a doctor.
D. She learned how to treat the insects.
5. From the passage,we can infer that .
A. earthworms are always used in their classes
B. it was the first time for the writer to dissect an earthworm
C. the writer didn't see the structure of the earthworm
D. the writer didn't know how to use the tools
在生物課上，老師讓我們做解剖蚯蚓實驗,一開始“我” 非常害怕，最后，“我”克服了恐懼心理，順利地完成了解剖 任務。
1. A細節理解題。根據第二段老師的話“Today,you guys will learn to dissect these earthworms and learn the inside structure of them,”可知，瓶子里裝的是蚯蚓。故選A.
2. B詞義猜測題。畫線詞語前面提到“I was too scared to even look at it. ”，由此可推測，當作者手中的金屬觸及 蚯蚓時，作者因害怕而顫抖。B項符合語境。
3. C細節理解題。根據第五段最后兩句“Some even splashed on the desk. “ Ewww…” my desk partner said. ”可知，我的同伴因為蚯蚓的體液濺到了桌子上而 感覺不舒服。選C.
4. B推理判斷題。作者在順利地完成解剖實驗后，有了“做手術”的經驗，B項符合題意。
5. B推理判斷題。通讀全文可知，作者一開始對解剖蚯蚓實驗很害怕，最后順利地完成了任務并為自己會“做手 術”而高興，由此可推斷，這是作者第一次進行解剖實 驗，故選B.
strip n.條，帶 structure n.結構
concentrate on 全神貫注于……
fluid n.液體organ n.器官
障礙句分析
I found that when I cut the body,the knife broke the organs easily.我發現，肖我切蚯蚓的身體時，刀子很容易就 切破了器官。
that引導賓語從句，因為主句有found過去式，從句也要用過去的時態。在從句中when I cut the body是時間狀語從句。
利用上下文猜測詞義
猜測詞義也是一種英語閱讀能力。英語閱讀理 解試題中有不少這樣的題目。任何一個實詞，只有在 —定的上下文中才能表示一個確定的詞義。上下文 的作用就是幫助確定上下文中的詞、短語或句子的意 義。據此，我們可以盡可能地利用上下文來猜測詞 義，即從已知推求未知，也就是用我們所熟悉的詞或 短語來猜測我們不熟悉的詞的詞義。
例如，第2小題，根據上文I was too scared to even look at it. “Don’t be a coward,” I told myself.可 知，解剖蚯蚓時我很害怕，根據此語境可猜測作者在 !她手中的金屬觸及蠕蟲的軟濕身體時，她“顫抖”了。
題目來源：一本英語閱讀理解與完形填空150篇中考 > TEST9
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B. He was afraid of the darkness.
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2. The underlined word “they” in Paragraph 3 refers to.
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d. Dragged the bag from the garage.
e. Went to a party.
A. e-d-a-b-c
B. e-a-d-c-b
C. a-b-e-d-c
D. a-e-d-c-b
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A. Go to sleep.
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D. Call the police.
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