Unit1-Unit6阅读理解（专项训练）-2026-2027学年人教PEP版英语六年级上册

六年级上册英语 U1–U6 阅读理解专项

一、阅读短文，判断正（T）误（F）。

Passage 1     A Weekend on the Great Wall

Last weekend was special for Peter and his family. On Saturday morning, they took a bus to the Great Wall. The wall is about 21,000 kilometres in all, so they only climbed one famous part. Peter walked carefully on the old stones and took many photos. The view from the top was inspiring. In the afternoon, they rested near a small restaurant and ate noodles. Peter sent some pictures to his friend Binbin. On Sunday, they returned home. Peter's legs were tired, but he felt happy. "How was your weekend?" his teacher asked. "It was great! I climbed the Great Wall," Peter answered. He wants to visit again next year and learn more history about this amazing landmark.

(  )1. Peter climbed the Great Wall last weekend.

(  )2. The Great Wall is about 2,100 kilometres in all.

(  )3. Peter sent pictures to Binbin.

(  )4. Peter felt unhappy after the trip.

(  )5. Peter wants to visit the Great Wall again.

Passage 2  Summer Holidays in Xi'an

Over the summer holidays, Binbin went to Xi'an with his family. They stayed there for five days. First, they went to see the Terracotta Warriors. There are over seven thousand clay warriors and one hundred horses. Binbin thought the stories were really inspiring. Next, they rode bikes on the old city wall and took photos of the city view. In the evening, they ate Xi'an noodles in a busy restaurant. Binbin's sister bought a small clay horse as a gift. On the last day, they visited a museum and learned about local history. "What did you do there?" his classmate asked later. "We saw the Terracotta Warriors and rode bikes," Binbin said. It was his best summer trip ever.

(  )1. Binbin went to Xi'an alone.

(  )2. There are over seven thousand clay warriors.

(  )3. They rode bikes on the old city wall.

(  )4. They ate Xi'an noodles.

(  )5. Binbin didn't like the trip.

Passage 3      A Visit to the Gingerbread House

Last Saturday, Amy visited the "Gingerbread House" with her aunt. The house looked sweet and colourful, like a house in a storybook. Amy walked around and took many photos. She also bought a small gingerbread cookie. In the afternoon, they climbed a small hill near the village and enjoyed the dry, cool wind. Amy sent pictures to her parents. "What did you do last weekend?" her friend asked. "I visited the Gingerbread House," Amy said. She wrote a short diary that night. She wrote about the lovely view and the delicious cookie. Amy hopes her parents can go with her next time. She thinks landmarks can teach us about culture and make weekends great.

(  )1. Amy visited the Gingerbread House last Saturday.

(  )2. Amy didn't take any photos.

(  )3. Amy sent pictures to her parents.

(  )4. Amy wrote a diary at night.

(  )5. Amy never wants to go again.

Passage 4    From Airport to Jinggangshan

Last month, Mr Li took his students to the Jinggangshan Revolution Museum. The Jinggang Mountains are only about 1.5 hours from the airport by bus, so the trip was not too long. At the museum, the students learned about the Red Army. The stories were really inspiring. After that, they walked in a bamboo forest and saw green hills everywhere. For lunch, they ate red rice and pumpkin soup in a local restaurant. In the afternoon, they climbed a short mountain path and enjoyed the view. "How was your weekend?" parents asked. "It was great!" the students said. They took many photos and promised to read more history books. The trip helped them love their country more.

(  )1. The museum is far from the airport—more than five hours by bus.

(  )2. Students learned about the Red Army.

(  )3. They ate red rice and pumpkin soup.

(  )4. They walked in a bamboo forest.

(  )5. The trip was boring for the students.

Passage 5     A Train Station in New Zealand

Last year, Sarah travelled to New Zealand with her parents. One morning, they visited a beautiful old train station. It was quiet and clean. Sarah took photos of the wooden seats and the blue sky. Later, they went to a small village near the sea. They climbed a short hill and watched the ocean view. Sarah said the view was inspiring. In the evening, they ate fish in a restaurant close to the airport hotel. Sarah sent some pictures to her Chinese friend. "Where did you go over the summer holidays?" her teacher asked in September. "I went to New Zealand," Sarah answered. She wants to visit Hong Kong and see the Hong Kong - Zhuhai - Macao Bridge next time.

(  )1. Sarah went to New Zealand last year.

(  )2. She visited an old train station.

(  )3. She never took any photos.

(  )4. She sent pictures to her Chinese friend.

(  )5. She wants to see the Hong Kong -Zhuhai -Macao Bridge next time.

Passage 6   Mid-Autumn Festival at Home

How was Binbin's Mid-Autumn Festival holiday? It was warm and happy. Did he take a trip? No, he didn't. He stayed at home with his family. In the evening, they enjoyed some mooncakes and fruit under the round moon. Binbin's grandma told old stories. His sister sang a short song. They also drank tea and talked about school. "Did you eat mooncakes?" his friend asked later. "Yes, we did," Binbin said. He liked the sweet ones with nuts. He also liked watching the bright moon with his parents. Binbin thinks festivals are for getting together. Next year, he may visit his uncle, but this year home was the best place.

(  )1. Binbin took a long trip during Mid-Autumn Festival.

(  )2. They ate mooncakes and fruit.

(  )3. Binbin's grandma told stories.