专练01：阅读理解【专项训练20篇】-2023-2024学年人教版Go for it！八年级英语下学期

专业指引 专注中考 Test 1 A During my second month of nursing school, our professor gave us a pop test(突然的测试). I was a careful student and filled in the answers seriously, until I read the last one: "What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school?" Surely this was some kind of joke. I used to see the woman cleaning in the school. She was tall, dark-haired and in her 50s, but how could I know her name? I handed in my paper, leaving the last question blank. Before class ended, one student asked the professor if the last question would count towards (计入) our test grade. "Of course! This is a very important question," said the professor. "In your careers, you will meet many people. All of them are important. They deserve （应得) your attention and care, even if you just smile and say 'hello' to them." I've never forgotten that question. I later learned her name was Dorothy. 1. What did the writer think of the last question at first? A. Funny. B. Difficult. C. Easy. D. Important. 2. The underlined word "careers" means______in Chinese. A. 测试 B. 人脉 C. 理想 D. 生涯 3. What does Dorothy do? A. An actor. B. A professor. C. A cleaner. D. A nurse. 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Dorothy is fifty years old. B. The writer is a nurse now. C. The last question of the test is important. D. The writer answered all the questions in the test. 5. What is the best title for the passage? A. A Careful Student B. A Special Question C. An Important Person D. An Unforgettable Professor B When most teenagers listen to pop music, Liu Shen from Beijing No.4 High School is interested in musicals and operas. The boy has even successfully directed the famous musical Les Miserables《悲惨世界》 at his school. Zac Mihajlovic is a big Batman (蝙蝠侠) fan. The Australian built a real Batmobile at his home! The car looks the same as the one in the Batman films. It took Mihajlovic two years to build the car. How strong can a person's beard be? Antanas Kontrimas from Lithuania (立陶宛) knows the answer. He can use his beard to lift a woman weighing 64kg! It is the heaviest weight lifted by a beard in the world. It's easy to eat healthily if you have an ETE plate. The newly designed plate has five sections. Each section shows the right weight of the food groups of a healthy meal. 1. What does Liu Shen do? A. A student. B. A teacher. C. An actor. D. A director. 2. Maybe most people would feel very after reading Note 3. A. lucky B. pleased C. shocked D. proud 3. An ETE plate can tell you______ . A. what food to eat B. where to put the food C. when to have a dinner D. how much healthy food to eat 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. Zac Mihajlovic is an Australian. B. Les Miserables is a famous musical. C. An ETE plate has more than five sections. D. Antanas Kontrimas comes from Lithuania. 5. Where can you most probably read this passage? A. In a sports magazine. B. On a web page. C. In a storybook. D. In a poster. C Students from all over Italy took part in a competition named "The City I Dream of". Everyone could show their dream city by using paintings, videos, words, poems, models and so on. A painting of a student showed an amazing school bus in his dream city. Its shape and size can change according to the parking space. Marianno is six years old. His video showed us a great city. People and nature live harmoniously (和谐地) there. Ilaria and Federica's work was also great. They designed a city with the shape of a spider web(蜘蛛网). In their dream city, there are no cars. "Children are our future. They will build better cities and a better life for us in the future. I hope that their dream cities can come true one day," said the organizer. 1. Where was the competition named "The City I Dream of" held? A. In England. B. In America. C. In Italy. D. In Japan. 2. A student dreamed that the_____of the school bus could change. A. shape and size B. shape and color C. color and size D. name and size 3. Marianno showed us his dream city by using a . A. word B. video C. song D. painting 4. In Ilaria and Federica's dream city, there are no . A. phones B. roads C. spiders D. cars 5. Which of the following is the organizer's idea? A. The future cities will become better. B. The future cities will become bigger. C. The children's dreams are very strange. D. The children's dreams are easy to come true D It s never too early to become an inventor. 13-year-old Shubham Banerjee, an eighth-grader from California invented a low-cost Braillc( 盲文 ) printer. At first, the boy built a Braille printer as a school science project last year. He asked his parents a simple question: How do blind people read? "Google it," they told him. Shubham then did some online research and was shocked to learn that Braille printers, also called embossers, cost at least $2 000—too expensive for most blind readers, especially in developing countries. "I just thought that price should not be there. I know that there is a simpler way to do this,"said Shubham. Shubham wants to develop a desktop Braille printer that costs around $350 and weighs just a few pounds. The machine could be used to print Braille reading materials on paper. " My end goal would probably be making most of the blind people use my Braille printer," said Shubham. 1. How did Shubham learn about the early Braille printers? A. By doing some online research. B. By talking with the blind. C. By asking his parents. D. By reading books. 2. We can know that______ use the early Braille printers. A. all the blind readers B. none of the blind readers C. most of the blind readers D. some of the blind readers 3. How much is Shubham's Braille printer? A. About $2 000. B. About 350 pounds. C. About 10 pounds. D. About $350. 4. What is Shubham's end goal? A. He can make much money. B. He can invent more Braille printers. C. Most of the blind people can use his Braille printer. D. His Braille printer will probably be more expensive. 5. From the passage we know that Shubham is_______. A. hard-working B. creative C. outgoing D, good-looking E When I was a kid. I used to play outside with the other kids in the neighborhood in most of our free time. Hopscotch (跳房子) is a game that you may enjoy very much as a kid. It can be the best outside game played with a group of people. Use some sidewalk chalk and make hopscotch. Number the squares from one to nine. Pick a stone that is good for throwing. Small ones can bounce (反弹) too much, and bigger ones are hard to throw. Start by throwing the stone onto Square 1. Jump over the stone with one foot or both feet all the way to the end. Turn around and come back, stopping on Square 2. Balancing on one foot, pick up the stone in Square 1 and jump over Square 1 to the start. If you throw your stone and miss the right square, your turn is over. This game can be played with any number of people, but only one person can go at a time. If it's raining, dark or too cold, you can play indoors. 根据短文内容，判断下列句子正(T)误(F) ( ） 1. Hopscotch is an indoor game. ( ） 2. There should be nine squares for hopscotch. ( ） 3. A very small stone is good for throwing when you play hopscotch. ( ） 4. If you throw your stone into the wrong square, your turn is over. ( ） 5. Many people can play hopscotch together. Test 2 A First 100 Words It is one of the top 10 children's books to read in a lifetime. Your little kid will soon learn some essential (最基本的） first words and pictures with this bright board book. There are 100 color photos to look at and talk about, and 100 easy first words to read and learn, too. Age range: 1~3 years old Price: $ 3.62 each About the writer: Roger Priddy is the writer of over two hundred best-selling books for young children including Wipe Clean ABC, First 100 Words and Fuzzy Bee. Roger's love for children lets him write some of the most successful children's non-fiction books. His books have been put into over 30 languages. 1. Kids can learn about__ in First 100 Words. A. funny stories B. easy words C. many games D. different languages 2. Mr Smith wants to buy one book for his friend's son, and two for his twin daughters. How much should he pay? A. $3.62. B. $7.24. C. $10.86. D. $14.48. 3. How many books did Roger Priddy write for children? A. One. B. Three. C. One hundred. D. Over two hundred. 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. First 100 Words is for kids who are over three years old. B. Wipe Clean ABC and Fuzzy Bee are written by Roger Priddy. C. There are 100 color photos and 100 easy first words in First 100 Words. D. Roger Priddy's books have been translated into more than 30 languages. B Savignano is a common teacher in Colombia. He has an interesting library with 40 thousand books and magazines. Every weekend his eight donkeys carry the books to the countryside. Children there are interested in the books. They call it "donkey library" kindly. Savignano started this special library because many poor children there couldn't come to school. They missed many chances of studying. Savignano wanted to help them. He hoped that the children could read many books and learn more. Savignano has spent 40 years on his special library. Some reporters asked him the reason why he could keep on holding the library. He said, "If you want to get the answer, you can go and ask the children. The eagerness for knowledge in their eyes is the best answer." 1. How many books and magazines are there in Savignano's library? A.400. B. 4 000. C. 40 000. D. 400 000. 2. Why is Savignano's library called "donkey library"? A. Because the donkeys guard(守卫)the library. B. Because there are eight donkeys in the library. C. Because the donkeys carry the books to the children. D. Because there are many books about donkeys in the library. 3. Savignano started the library to___. a. learn more about children B. keep more interesting books C. make more students enjoy reading D. help the poor children in the countryside 4. The underlined word "eagerness" means____in Chinese. a. 渴望 b.探索 C. 质疑 D. 希望 5. This true story tells us about Savignano and his___. a. school B. library C. children D. donkeys C Two students wanted to write a report on the traffic around their school. For the report, they decided to count the number of the cars driving past their school during the day. It took the students two weeks to collect the information for their report. They had to get help from other students to count the cars during free time at school. The report 6:00— 9:00 9:00—12:00 12:00—15:00 15:00—18:00 In the report, the students found most of the traffic ran early in the morning or late in the evening. In the morning, parents came to school to drop off their children. In the evening, many people were going home from work or going somewhere else. The teacher thought the report was very interesting. She gave the students a good grade. 1. The two students counted the number of the cars driving past their school _____. A. to finish their homework B. to find something fun C. to look at the cars D. to write a report 2. The two students spent ___ collecting the information. A. one day B. two weeks C. three weeks D. one month 3. From the diagram ( 图表), we know the number of the cars driving past their school early in the morning was___. A. 25 B. 35 C. 60 D. 75 4. From the diagram, we know the rush hour (高峰时间) was___. A. at noon B. from 9:00 to 12:00 C. at night D. from 15:00 to 18:00 5. Their teacher thought the report was very A. interesting C. exciting B. relaxing D. boring D Ashima Shiraishi was busy breaking some world records. Last year, as most kids were spending their spring break playing, the girl successfully climbed a difficult rock wall in Santa Linya. Spain. She became the first woman and the youngest person ever to finish climbing that wall. And it took her just ten minutes. The young climber was born on April 3, 2001. in the United States. Her parents are from Japan. She started the sport when she was just six. She practices climbing almost every day after school. She likes climbing because she feels very good when she gets to the top. She has traveled around the world to climb the most difficult rock walls in her free time. "I am really excited and happy," Ashima said after she climbed the great rock wall in Spain. "For every hard climb, the hardest part is the mental game. That's the most important. I am glad that I didn't give up and came to the end." Like most kids at her age, she celebrated her success with an ice-cream. 1. How many world records did Ashima get? A. Several. B. Only one. C. Too many. D. Few. 2. When did Ashima successfully climb the rock wall in Spain? A. This summer. B. Last winter. C. Last spring. D. This autumn. 3. When did Ashima start the sport? A. In 2001. B. In 2007. C. Six years ago. D. At the age of 13. 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Ashima was busy studying at school. B. Ashima practices climbing only on weekends. C. Ashima spent two hours finishing climbing the rock wall in Spain. D. Ashima was the youngest person to finish climbing the rock wall in Spain. 5. For climbing, what does Ashima think is the most important? A. The mental game. B. Good health. C. Money. D. Interest. E When Charlie got up one morning, he looked out of the window, and saw that the ground was covered with snow. On the side of the house, the snow was higher than Charlie. "We must have a path through this snow," said his father. "I would make one if I had time, (A)_ I must be at the office early this morning. Do you think you could make the path, my son?" he asked little Charlie. "I? Why? The snow is higher than me! How could I cut a path through that snow?" "How? You can do it little by little. I hope you will try," said the father. (B)_ Later. Charlie set to work. He threw away one shovelful, and then another; but it was slow work. "Mom!" he said. "(C)_You see, a shovelful is so little, and there is so much snow." "Little by little, Charlie," said his mother. "That snow fell flake by flake, but you see how much it has made. " "Yes, Mother, I see," said Charlie. "(D)If I throw it away little by little, it will soon be gone," So he worked on. When his father came home to dinner, he was pleased to see the fine path. The next day was Charlie's birthday, and the father gave little Charlie a pen, with yellow letters "Little by Little" on it. 1. 在文中（A）处横线上填入一个适当的连词：_____ 2. 从A,B,C,D,E五个句子中选择两个恰当的句子放在文中（B）（C）处 B:_____ C:_____ A. Take it easy, please. B. I don't think I can do it. C. Soon his father finished it. D. Mother did it with little Charlie. E. Then his father left for his office. 3.翻译句子. 将文中(4)处画线句子翻译成汉语。 _____________________________________________ 4.请用文中的关键词或短语给短文拟―个适当的标題。 ____________________ Test 3 A Here are some messages that Tina got yesterday. Read them carefully and find the best answers to the questions. Tina, Happy Feet is on now at New Times Theater. Would you like to see it? Chris Tina, Buy some milk and sugar on your way home. Thanks. Jack Tina, I found a new brand(品牌）of dog food Rover just loves it. You should get some for Lucky! Lisa Tina, I'm going to have a birthday party next weekend. Please come and join us! Jenny Tina, One of your students called you. His number is on your desk. Alice Tina, Mr. While said that your car was OK. You can go and get it between 9"00 a. m. and 5:00p. m. tomorrow. Steve 1. Happy Feet is . A. a book B. a game C. a song D. a movie 2. We can infer(推断) that Rover is ____. A. a pet B. a child C. a kind of dog food D. Lucky’s good friend 3. Jenny asked Tina to . A. buy a ticket B. come to a party C. call her student D. buy some presents 4. asked Tina to buy something. A. Lisa and Steve B. Jack and Alice C. Jack and Lisa D. Jenny and Jack 5. What did Mr White do for Tina? A. He examined her car. B. He cleaned her room. C. He prepared dinner for her. D. He bought a new car for her. B Do you know the Air Quality Index(空气质最指数) or AQI reported in the newspaper? The AQI helps us understand what the air quality around us means to our health. The AQI uses colors, numbers and words to tell us about the air. What do these colors and numbers mean? Let's have a look. AQI Colors 1 AQI Numbers Health Words Green 0-50 Good Yellow 51—100 Moderate ( 适中的 ) Orange 101—150 Unhealthy for sensitive (敏感的) groups Red 151-200 Unhealthy Purple 201-300 Very unhealthy When the AQI color is green, just enjoy the I clean air! Yellow shows the air quality is fine for most people. Orange tells us people with lung disease (肺病) should spend less time outdoors. When the AQI color is red, people with lung disease and active kids and adults shouldn't spend too long time outdoors. Everybody else should fry to spend less time outside. Purple shows everybody should try not to go outside. 1. The AQI doesn't use____ to show the air quality. A. pictures B. colors C. numbers D. words 2. If the AQI color is_____, the air quality is good for most people. A. orange B. red C. purple D. yellow 3. If the weather report says today's AQI is 250, we should_______. A. enjoy the clean air B. try not to go outside C. spend more time outside D. stay inside some of the time 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. When the AQI number is 140, the AQI color is red. B. If the AQI color is purple, the air is the best for people. C. People with lung disease are very sensitive to the air. D. The AQI can't help people to know the air quality. C Walking makes children healthier. In the UK. WoW (Walk once a Week) has been running since 1995. The idea of this activity is to reduce the number of cars on the road during the rush hour of the day. The activity in 2015 was a great success. Lots of parents made the decision to leave their cars at home and walk with their children to school instead. In fact, over one million children in over 4 000 schools took part in the activity. "It will be great if more people leave their cars at home and take their children to school on foot. It saves money and makes the traffic better around school gates," said Andy Bready, one of the organizers of the activity. He thought it was a lot of fun, and was also good for people's health. In fact, one fifth of people around the UK use a car during the rush hour of the day to pick their children after school. But many of these children live very close to school. Walking to school takes them less than ten minutes! 1. WoW is short for _____, A. World Trade Organization B. World Health Organization C. Walk once a Week D. Walk or Work 2. The underlined word " reduce" means _in Chinese. A.利用 B.减少 C.增加 D.统计 3. Who is Andy Bready? A. A student's father. B. A school headmaster. C. A primary school student. D. An organizer of the activity. 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. WoW first started in 2015. B. There are about 4 000 schools in the UK. C. WoW can save money and make the traffic better. D. Over one million students and teachers in the UK took part in the activity in 2015. 5. What is the best title for the passage? A. Walking to School B. Sports and Health C. Schools in the UK D. The Ways of Going to School D A young doctor went to work in a small neighborhood to take the place of the old doctor. The old doctor then showed him around the neighborhood. At the first house, a woman complained, I've been a little sick to my stomach." The old doctor looked over her, and then said, "Well, that’s because you ate too much fresh fruit. Why not eat less next time?" As they left, the young doctor said, "You didn't even examine that woman. How did you know that so clearly?" "You saw banana peels on the ground? That probably made her sick." At the next house, they spent several minutes talking with another woman. "I am feeling tired now and don't want to eat anything." The old doctor looked carefully around her house, and then said, "Well, stay in bed for three days and do nothing else from today on. You can be well soon." As they left, the young doctor said, "But how did you know it this time?" "Well, didn't you see fresh soil around her shoes under the bed? She really worked too hard these days. So she really needs a good rest. " 1. How many doctors usually work in the neighborhood? A. One. B. Two. C. Three. D. Four. 2. Where did the story happen? A. On a farm. B. In a hospital. C. In a neighborhood. D. At the old doctor's house. 3. How did the old doctor know the women's illness so clearly? A. By talking with others. B. By asking them questions. C. By checking them over carefully. D. By watching the things around them carefully. 4. Why did the second woman feel tired? A. Because she stayed in bed for a long time. B. Because she didn't want to eat anything. C. Because she worked too hard. D. Because she couldn't sleep. 5. What is the best title for the passage? A. Two Hard-Working Doctors B. Two Strange Patients C. A Young Doctor D. A Careful Doctor E 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容,从下面的方框中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。 There was a small boy living on a farm. Every morning he needed to get up before sunrise to start his chores. During sunrise, he would take a break and climb up on the fence. 1. ___He thought it would be great to live there! His mind would imagine(想象）everything beautiful in the house. He then said to himself, "2. ” Then, one morning his father told him not to do the chores. Knowing this was the chance, he packed the sandwich and went towards the house with the golden windows. In the afternoon he arrived at the house. 3. He saw just a place in bad need of painting around. 4._____A small boy very close to his age opened the door. He asked the boy if he had seen the house with golden windows. The boy said, “Sure, I know!” And he invited him to sit on the porch(门廊). 5. _There the sunset turned the windows on his house to gold. A. He saw no golden windows. B. He went to the door and knocked. C. He looked back from where he just came. D. Some day I will go there and see this wonderful place. E. He could see a house far away with golden windows. Test 4 A Most children like to visit Disneyland. But do you know these secret things? The Cats It is not easy to keep the park clean. Every night after the closing time, about 200 cats will come into the park. Because of them, there are few pests (害虫) in the park. They are the nice workers in the park. The Light In the 1950s, Walt Disney had an apartment in the park. When the light in the house was on, people would know that the owner of the park was in. Today, the light always stays on in honor of (为了表示对...的崇敬)him. The Hidden Mickeys At Disneyland, Mickey Mouse logos are everywhere. However, there are hundreds of "Hidden Mickeys" in the park. They are often difficult to find. No one knows how many "Hidden Mickeys" there are in the park. 1. It's_________to keep the Disneyland park clean. A. easy B. difficult C. interesting D. impossible 2. When will the cats come into the park? A. In the morning. B. At noon. C. In the afternoon. D. At night. 3. About_years ago, Walt Disney had an apartment in the park. A. 20 B. 40 C. 70 D. 80 4. How do people show their respect(尊敬) to Walt Disney? A. By visiting the park often. B. By visiting his house often. C. By keeping his house clean. D. By keeping the light in his house on. 5. We can learn about some secrets of_____from the passage. A. Disneyland B. Walt Disney C. children D. workers B Dubai is always a leader in new design ideas. You must hear about the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa. But now, you must be shocked if you hear that designers are going to build a hotel underwater. The designers from Deep Ocean Technology (DOT) hope the hotel fulfills holiday makers' wish to research the deep ocean. The hotel is called "Water Discus Hotel". It looks like a spaceship. You are offered views of life under the water. The hotel is made up of two main parts. One is above water and the other is below water. The two parts are connected by three "legs". The underwater part is located up to 10 meters deep and has 21 hotel rooms. A special lighting system light up the area outside. High technology tools in the rooms allow guests to take a closer look at even the smallest living things in the sea. Nervous swimmers don't need to worry at all, because DOT ensures that the hotel is built to be very safe. 1. What is the Burj Khalifa famous for in the world? A. Its height. B. Its shape. C. Its service. D. Its location. 2. What kind of company is DOT? A. A toy company. B. A food company. C. An amusement company. D. A building design company. 3. Which of the following is NOT true about Water Discus Hotel? A. The hotel looks like a spaceship. B. The whole hotel is under the water. C. There are 21 hotel rooms in the underwater part. D. Guests in underwater rooms can see living things in the sea. 4. We can probably read the passage in____. A. a poster B. an advertisement C. a travel magazine D. a sports magazine 5. What is the best title for the passage? A. Going to Dubai B. Sleeping Underwater C. Deep Ocean Technology D. The Tallest Building in the World C Peter's uncle lives in the country. Once Peter came to the country for his summer vacation. There Peter traveled with his uncle for a few weeks. Whenever they went for a walk or for a drive in the car and they passed somebody, his uncle waved. Peter was surprised, and said, "Uncle George, you know everybody here. Where did you meet them all?" "I don't know all these people," said his uncle. "Then why do you wave to them?" asked Peter. "Weil, Peter," answered his uncle, "when I wave to someone and he knows me, he is pleased. He continues his journey with a happier heart. But when I wave to somebody and he doesn't know me, he is surprised and says to himself, 'Who is that man? Why did he wave to me? Have I ever seen him anywhere?' So he has something to think about during the rest of his journey, and that makes his boring journey seem shorter. So I make everybody happy." 1. What does the underlined word "waved" mean in Chinese A. 道谢 B.挥手 C. 问路 D. 愤怒 2. How did Peter feel when he saw his wave to everybody? A. Surprised. B. Excited. C. Thankful. D. Shy. 3. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Peter lives with his uncle in a city. B. Uncle George knows everybody in the country. C. Peter went to his uncle's home for summer vacation. D. Everyone was surprised when Uncle George waved to them. 4. From the passage we know that Peter's uncle is a____man, A. bad B. strange C. warm-hearted D. hard-working 5. The passage mainly tells us to________. A. make others happy B. spend time in waving C. help those people in need D. make friends with others D It's very usual in Shanghai to see people out walking their dogs. But it's not a common sight to see dogs out walking people. These "out walking people" dogs are special; they are guide dogs and their owners are blind. Trained guide dogs in Europe and America have been used to help blind people since the early 20th century, but it is a new thing in China. A guide dog training center was set up in Shanghai in 2007 and there were only about twenty working guide dogs in the city. There was a city law that pets and animals were not supposed to walk in shops and hospitals. That's why many guide dogs and their owners were not allowed when they went shopping or tried to take a bus. But guide dogs are not really pets. They are working dogs and their job is to help blind people walk. Shanghai made a law in 2011: Guide dogs and their owners should be allowed to go to the shops or the hospitals. Blind people and their guide dogs are able to go into many shops now. But the law doesn't make a big difference. Only by opening people's eyes and changing most people's attitudes can guide dogs and their owners go anywhere anybody else can go. 1. What does the underlined sentence tell us? A. But it's impossible to see a dog walk in the street. B. But it's necessary to keep a dog for the blind. C. But it's unusual to see a dog show its way to his owner. D. But it's lucky for people to have a pet dog. 2. When were trained guide dogs in Europe and America first used to help blind people? A. In the early 20th century. B. In 2000. C. In 2007. D. In 2011. | 3. In order to___, Shanghai made a law in 2011. A. protect dogs B. keep guide dogs C. help the blind D. guide the public 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. There were many trained guide dogs in Shanghai in 2000. B. There were only about twenty working guide dogs in Shanghai in 2007. C. Shanghai made a law allowing the guide dogs to walk in public. D. Guide dogs are not pets but helpers for the blind. 5. What's the main idea of the passage? A. We should raise money for the blind. B. We have problems in keeping more guide dogs. C. Training guide dogs is a helpful and wonderful job. D. Guide dogs and their owners should go anywhere anybody else can go. E Natalie Portman, a famous actress, has become a director. Recently, she brought her new film A Tale of Love and Darkness to the Cannes Film Festival. This time, she was not only a director. She also wrote the film and acted in it. Everyone believes Natalie is a talented actress. She became a famous child star with the film The Professional when she was only eleven years old. Since then, she has acted in many films. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2010 with her great performance in Black Swan. Now, she is showing her talent and dream behind the camera with A Tale of Love and Darkness. Her directing talent has surprised the whole world again. The film tells the story of a boy called Oz in the early years of the State of Israel(以色列). The film is based on a famous story written by Israeli writer Amos Oz. Natalie has a special feeling towards the book because she was born in a Jewish(犹太人的) family. 请根据短文内容填空（每空不超过3个单词）。 Natalie Portman: From an Actress to a Director Film Achievement The Professional She became a famous 1 .______________ with the film. Since then, she has acted in many films. Black Swan She won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2.______________ because of 3.___________ in the film. A Tale of Love and Darkness The film tells the story of a boy named 4.______________in the early years of the State of Israel. For the film, Natalie was not only a director; she also 5._____________and acted in it. 答案 Test 1 A KEY: ADCCB B KEY: ACDCB C KEY: CABDA D KEY: ADDCB E KEY: FTFTT Test 2 A KEY: BCDA B KEY: CCDAB C KEY: DBCDA D KEY: ACBDA E KEY: 1.but 2.EB 3.略 4. Little by Little Test 3 A KEY: DABCA B KEY: ADBC C KEY: CBDCA D KEY: ACDCD E KEY: EDABC Test 4 A KEY: BDCDA B KEY: ADBCB C KEY: BACCA D KEY: CACAD E KEY: 1. child star 2. 2010 3. her great performance 4. 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