小升初阅读专项训（试题）通用版英语六年级下册

小升初阅读专项训练 （一） “That dog needs to stay home,” Dad told Ian. They were about to go camping. “But Sir Wags-a-Lot is family, too,” Ian said. So, in the end, Sir Wags-a-Lot went camping too. They hiked in the woods for hours. Ian felt tired but his dog wasn’t. “Sir Wags-a-Lot, stay!” Ian cried. But Sir Wags-a-Lot kept running ahead. “Where is that dog going?” Dad panted. “I told you he should’ve stayed home.” Sir Wags-a-Lot stopped in a clearing. “This looks like a good spot to put up our tent,” Dad said. “Good boy, Sir Wags-aLot.” Ian helped Dad set up the tent. Dad looked up at the purple sky. “It’s getting dark. I need to make a campfire. We need to find some sticks.” They looked for some sticks. Ian picked up some fat sticks. Then Ian saw a thin, long stick on the ground. “That will be good for roasting marshmallows!” Sir Wags-a-Lot barked at the stick. Then he started chasing it. The stick raced away. It wasn't a stick at all. “A snake!” Ian cried. “That could’ve bitten Ian,” Dad said. “It’s a good thing Sir Wags-a-Lot is here.” 1. Put the sentences in order. Write 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th on the lines. ______ Sir Wags-a-Lot finds a clearing in the woods. ______ Ian found wood for a campfire. ______ Ian, Dad and the dog hike in the woods. ______ They put up a tent. 2. Ian saw a long, thin stick. What did he want to do with it? _____________________________________________ 3. Why did Sir Wags-a-Lot bark at the long, thin stick? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. At the end of the story, Ians' dad was glad they brought Sir Wags-a-Lot. Why? a. Sir Wags-a-Lot was fun to play with. b. Sir Wags-a-Lot helped gather wood for the campfire. c. Sir Wags-a-Lot helped to protect them. d. Sir Wags-a-Lot helped them find many wild animals. （二） It was Dad’s birthday. Ian wanted to make Dad a cake. “Dad likes carrot cake,” Ian told Mom. “I’ll make carrot cake for him.”