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小升初阅读专项训练
(一)
James had the hiccups. “Stand on your head,” said Bella. “Then the hiccups will fall out.” “Thanks for your help,” James said. “But I think I’ll try something else first.” James covered his ears. Then he held his breath and swallowed. “Did it work?” Bella asked. “I think so. I— Hiccup, hiccup!” Bella laughed. “I think you better stand on your head.” “Not yet,” James said. “I’m going to try my way again.” “They’re your hiccups, but my way’s better. My way would make those hiccups—” “It worked!” James cried. “My hiccups are gone.” Bella stared. “I wonder where they went.” “I don’t know and I don’t care,” James said. “I’m just glad they’re gone.” “Yes, but— Hiccup, hiccup! Oh no! Now I know where they went. You...hiccup, hiccup...gave them to me!” James smiled. “Try standing on your head, Bella.”
1. In the story, what problem is James having? ___
a. James is fighting with Bella. b. James has the hiccups. c. James can't stand on his head. d. James thinks Bella is being bossy. 2. What is the first thing James does to try to get rid of his hiccups? Does it work? _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________
3.What does Bella want James to do? ________________________________________________________________
4.What happens to James' hiccups at the end of the story? ___
a. He can't get rid of them. b. He gets rid of them by standing on his head. c. He gives them to Bella. d. He gets rid of them by drinking water.
(二)
Eli followed his sister down the hall. “Cassie,” he asked, “why do you keep looking to the side?” “I want to see my other half,” Cassie said. “Other half? What’s that?” “The part most people don’t see,” Cassie said. They entered the living room. “Is your other half in here?” asked Eli. “Yes. So is yours. Do you see it?” Eli shook his head. “Face the wall and wave your arms,” Cassie said. “How will that help?” “You’ll see,” Cassie said. Eli faced the wall and waved his