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小升初阅读理解专项训练
(一)
Rosie loved bedtime. Her dad always told her stories. Sometimes, he told fairy tales. Sometimes, he told animal stories. And sometimes, he told sports stories. Rosie couldn’t wait to hear Dad’s next story. But that night, Mom tucked Rosie into bed instead. “Dad is sick,” Mom told Rosie. “But I can tell you a story if you want me to.” So Mom told Rosie a story. But to Rosie, it wasn’t the same. She felt sad. She didn’t want Dad to be sick, and she missed story time with Dad. She thought maybe Dad missed story time, too. This gave her an idea. Rosie hopped out of bed. She went to Dad’s room. She knocked on his door. “Come in,” Dad said. When Rosie opened the door, Dad smiled weakly. “I’m sorry. I’m going to miss story time tonight.” Rosie sat on Dad’s bed. “No you won’t. I’m going to tell you a story.” So Rosie told Dad a story about a castle, a dragon, and a princess. Dad loved the story and he fell asleep with a smile on his face. “Get well quickly, Dad,” Rosie whispered.
1. Why didn’t Rosie’s dad tuck her into bed? ________________________________________________________________
2. What type of story did Rosie tell her dad? a. a true story b. a scary story c. a story about animals d. a fairy tale
3. Where does the beginning of the story take place? a. in Rosie’s bedroom b. in Rosie’s dad’s bedroom c. in the living room d. in the kitchen 5. Who fell asleep at the end of the story? __________________________
(二)
“Look at that cloud,” Emma told her brother Alex. They were sitting outside in their backyard. The sky was blue and full of fluffy clouds. Alex looked up at the white cloud. “It looks like a duck,” he said. “To me it looks like a big dog,” Emma said. She pointed to another white cloud. “What about that one?” “It looks like an octopus,” Alex said. “To me it looks like a bunch of balloons.” Emma pointed to another white cloud. “What about that one?” “It looks like a man with a long beard,” Alex said. “To me it looks like a tree.” Emma pointed