分班考必考专题：阅读理解-小学英语六年级下册人教精通版

分班考必考专题：阅读理解-小学英语六年级下册人教精通版 一、阅读选择 阅读理解，根据短文内容，选择正确的选项。 It’s a sunny day. There are many students on the playground. They are so excited. They are talking and laughing. Because there is a football match between Class 1and Class 2. Now, Wu Binbin has the ball. He kicks it. He passes it to Mike. Mike runs and runs. But now he is a little tired. Because he had a cold yesterday. He wants to win this football match. He kicks the ball. The ball flies into the gate. It’s a goal! Hooray! Class 1 won the game. They are laughing and shouting. Class 2 is a little sad. What a pity! 1．—What’s the weather like? (    ) —It’s _________. A．warm B．sunny C．cold 2．—What was the matter with Mike yesterday? (    ) —He _________. A．had a cold B．had a fever C．hurt his leg 3．—Who won the game? (    ) —_________ won the game. A．Class 1 B．Class 2 C．Class 1 and Class 2 4．—How does Class 2 feel? (    ) —Class 2 is a little _________. A．happy B．angry C．sad 5．Is there a basketball match between Class 1 and Class 2? (    ) A．Yes, there is. B．No, there isn’t. C．I don’t know. 阅读短文，选择正确的答案。 Greeting people can be confusing, especially during cross-cultural communications. Will a simple handshake do? Should you give a hug or offer a kiss on the cheek? People in different countries have their own greetings. During the novel coronavirus epidemic, greeting others is becoming even more confusing. The infectious novel coronavirus has challenged traditional greetings such as shaking hands, kissing and hugging. After all, close physical contact will increase the chance of spreading the virus. People have realized the risk and stopped using some traditional greetings. On March 1st, for example, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer turned down a handshake from German Chancellor Angela Merkei. Instead of getting upset, Merkel just laughed and said, “it is the right thing to do.” Health departments in many countries have also suggested that people change their regular greetings to safer ones. Shaking hands