Module 1 阅读理解（专项训练）-2025-2026学年外研版（三起）（2012）英语六年级上册

外研版六年级上册 Module 1 阅读理解专项训练

(选择型阅读・判断型阅读・完形填空)

 

一、阅读理解,选择正确答案。(难度等级：基础→中等→较难)

Passage 1（基础难度・正文97词）

The Great Wall is one of China’s most famous cultural relics. Do you know how long it is? It’s more than twenty thousand kilometres long! It runs from Shanhaiguan in the east to Jiayuguan in the west, like a huge dragon on the mountains. Every year, many visitors from all over the world come to see it. They love to walk on the old stone steps and take photos with the beautiful mountain views. The Great Wall is also very old, with a history of over 2,000 years. It’s really a precious treasure left by our ancestors.

(    ) 1. How long is the Great Wall?

A. Over 2,000 km.         B. Over 200,000 km.   C. Over 20,000 km.

(    ) 2. Where does the Great Wall run?

A. North to south in China.   B. West to east in America.  C. From Shanhaiguan to Jiayuguan.

(    ) 3. Who visits the Great Wall every year?

A. Only Chinese people.     B. Visitors worldwide.   C. No one.

(    ) 4. What do visitors love to do?

A. Sing and dance.     B. Walk and take photos.    C. Swim and fish.

(    ) 5. How old is the Great Wall?

 A. Over 2,000 years.   B. Over 200 years.         C. Over 20 years.

Passage 2（中等难度・正文99词）

Sam’s pen pal, Xiao Ming, sent him a letter about his school life in China. Xiao Ming is in Grade Six too. His school is not very big but has a beautiful playground. Every morning, they do morning exercises there at 8:00. 

Xiao Ming’s favorite subject is English. His English teacher often tells stories in class. Last month, their class had an English party. Xiao Ming sang an English song—he was nervous at first, but everyone clapped for him. After school, he usually plays football with friends for 40 minutes. On weekends, he sometimes borrows English books from the library to talk with Sam better. 

(    ) 1. What does Xiao Ming’s school have? 

A. A big library    B. A swimming pool   C. A beautiful playground

(    ) 2. When do they do morning exercises? 

A. At 8:00     B. At 7:30     C. At 8:30 

(    ) 3. What did Xiao Ming do at the English party? 

A. Told a story     B. Sang a song     C. Danced 

(    ) 4. How long does Xiao Ming play football after school? 

A. 30 minutes      B. 50 minutes      C. 40 minutes

(    ) 5. Why does Xiao Ming borrow English books? 

A. To pass exams    B. To talk with Sam better    C. To read for fun

Passage 3（较难难度・正文106词）

Our school has a big and lively playground in the east of the campus. It’s 150 metres long and 80 metres wide—spacious enough for all 600 students to play at the same time. A bright red 400-metre running track goes around the playground. Every morning at 8 o’clock, we line up neatly here to do morning exercises. During PE class, it’s always full of laughter: some students kick football on the green grass, some shoot hoops on the basketball court, and others skip rope with friends. Near the playground, there’s a small 30-metre-long garden with tall pine trees and colourful chrysanthemums. It’s our favourite spot to read storybooks after class. Last month, our school held a two-day sports meeting here. We ran races, jumped rope and played tug-of-war. Everyone shouted, laughed and cheered loudly. I really love our school’s playground!

(    ) 1. Where is the playground?

A. East of the campus.   B. West of the campus.   C. North of the campus.

(    ) 2. How long is the playground?

A. 80 metres.          B. 150 metres.         C. 400 metres.

(    ) 3. What’s around the playground?

A. A running track.     B. A small garden.      C. Tall buildings.

(    ) 4. What do students do in the garden after class?

A. Play football.       B. Read storybooks.     C. Plant flowers.

(    ) 5. Which is TRUE?

A. The garden is 150 metres long.  

B. The school held a sports meeting on the playground.

C. The track is 80 metres wide.

二、阅读短文，判断正(T)误(F）。(难度等级：基础→提升→拓展)

Passage1（基础篇・正文110词）

The Yellow River is one of China’s most important and famous rivers. It lies in the northern part of China and flows through nine provinces, from Qinghai to Shandong. With a length of over 5,400 kilometres, it is the second longest river in our country—only shorter than the Yangtze River. Many villages and small towns are built near its banks. Local people have relied on it for thousands of years: they use its water to water crops like wheat and corn, and also for their daily life, such as washing and drinking. Because it has nurtured generations of Chinese people, some people call it “the mother river of China”.

(    ) 1. The Yellow River is in northern China.

(    ) 2. It is over 5,400 kilometres long.

(    ) 3. It is China’s longest river.

(    ) 4. People use its water to water crops.

(    ) 5. No one calls it “the mother river of China”.

Passage2（提升篇・正文130词）

My hometown is a quiet small town in eastern Zhejiang Province. It isn’t very big, but it’s full of warmth. Its main street is only 2 kilometres long, lined with small shops on both sides—some sell delicious local snacks like stinky tofu and sweet rice cakes, and others sell handcrafts made by local artisans. In the centre of the town, there’s a small but beautiful park with a 100-year-old banyan tree. Every weekend, kids love to play hide-and-seek under the big tree, while old people sit on nearby stone tables to play chess and chat. A clear river about 3 kilometres long runs beside the town. In summer, my friends and I often go to the shallow part of the river to catch small fish and play with water.

(    ) 1. My hometown is in western Zhejiang.

(    ) 2. The main street is 2 kilometres long.

(    ) 3. The old banyan tree is in the town park.

(    ) 4. Old people play chess under the tree on weekends.

(    ) 5. The river beside the town is 3 kilometres long.

Passage3（拓展篇・正文159词）

The Eiffel Tower is a world-famous iron tower located in Paris, the capital city of France. It stands in the Champ de Mars park in northern Paris, with a height of more than 300 metres. When it was completed in 1889, it was taller than most buildings in Paris at that time. The tower was designed by a French engineer named Gustave Eiffel, and it was built for the 1889 World’s Fair to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. At first, many French artists and writers hated it—they thought it was ugly and said it “ruined the beauty of Paris”. But as time went on, people gradually fell in love with its unique design. Now,