阅读（试题）通用版英语六年级下册

小升初英语提升阅读题 I. Read and judge(判断正误，用T/F表示) Seasons In many places the weather changes during the year. These changes are called seasons.In the north and south there are fourseasons in a year. Each season brings changes that are important for plants and animals that live in different parts of the world. Spring starts when the day and night are the same length. The weather gets warmer and sunnier.Trees and plants start to grow. Many animals have their babies in spring. Summer begins on the longest day of the year. In the north this is on 21 June. Summer is usually the warmest and sunniest time of the year. Fruit grows on trees and plants.Young animals grow bigger and stronger. Autumn starts when the day and night are the same length again. During autumn, the leaves change colour and fall from the trees. Some animals collect food before winter comes. Winter begins on the shortest day of the year.In the north this is on 21 December. The weather is colder and in some places there is lots of snow.Plants and trees stop growing. Some animals, like bats and bears, find places to hide and sleep.This is called hibernation. Fun facts: ·When it is summer in thenorth, it is winter in the south. ·At the North and South Pole there are only two seasons. ·In tropical places near the Earth's equator, there are two seasons：a‘wet' season and a‘dry’ season. 1. ( ) Seasons are the changes of temperature during the years. 2. ( ) There are only three seasons in the south in a year. 3. ( ) Spring begins when the length of the day and night are different. 4. ( ) All the animals have their babies in spring. 5. ( ) June 21 st is the longest day of the year in the north. 6. ( ) Winter starts on the longest day of the year. 7. ( ) The leaves grow on the trees in autumn. 8. ( ) Some animals get food together before winter comes. 9. ( ) Hibernation means that animals hide themselves and sleep in the places they found. 10. ( ) There are four seaons at the North and South Pole.