限时规范训练(二十一) 阅读板块——练速度
（满分40分，限时35分钟)
Ⅰ.阅读理解（30分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Here are the unexpected animal populations you’ll find in 4 cities around the globe。revenge
Foxes, London
Take an early。morning or late。night walk through the city streets of London， and you just might meet with a wandering female fox。 Or you might not—despite the fact that about 10，000 foxes call England’s capital city home, they're also famously stealthy （鬼鬼祟祟的). The foxes came to London shortly after World War Ⅱ when suburbs (市郊) began s
preading into the countryside。 By the 1970s, London's fox population had been firmly established。
Leopards (豹)， Mumbai
An increasing population of leopards lives right under the nos of their human neighbors. There are as many as 41 of the big cats walking quietly in the brush of Sanjay Gandhi National Park, and others make their homes in back alleys of the city。 They can be dangerous but they also help keep rabies (狂犬病) in check by feeding on the city's many wild dogs。
Deer, Nara
Many of the animals on this list can be quite hard to spot， as they've adapted to their surroundings thanks to their shy and stealthy nature。 Not so for the many deer of Nara, Japan。 Sika deer have lived in the city for nearly 1，300 years， thanks to a story about the lightning god riding one into the city. Today， they are one of the city's main tourist attractions， but you should never forget that they're still wild animals。
Hyenas (土狼)， Harar
会计从业资格证书编号查询Hyenas don't generally live in Harar City in Ethiopia， but they make their way into town nearly every night. They come in arch of meat， which people gladly give them。 It’s a practice that started with a man named Yusuf Mume Salleh， who began feeding and caring for the animals。 Today， his son Abbas carries on the tradition. He says, “Hyenas have never attacked the people of Harar since my father started feeding them， unless you harm their babies.”twenty的序数词
［语篇解读] 本文是一篇应用文。人类活动使得我们越来越难见到野生动物,但其实在一些城市人们可以与野生动物和平相处。它们包括伦敦的狐狸、孟买的豹子、奈良的小鹿和哈勒尔的土狼。
oat milk1．Which word can properly describe the leopards in Mumbai？
A．Rare. B．Friendly。
C．Mild. D．Beneficial.
解析:细节理解题。根据第三段中的“They can be dangerous but they also help keep rabies in check by feeding on the city's many wild dogs。”可知，孟买的豹子帮助人们控制住了街头野狗的数量，从而抑制了狂犬病的蔓延。
答案:D
2．What is special about Sika deer in Nara?
A．They are quite dangerous。
B．Tourists are attracted by them。
C．It’s hard to e them in the city.
D．People can ride them in daily life.
解析：细节理解题.根据第四段中的“Today， they are one of the city's main tourist attractions”可知，日本奈良的梅花鹿已经成为这个城市的主要景点之一。
答案：B英文经典老歌
3．What did Yusuf Mume Salleh do？
A．He gave hyenas food。
B．He cared for baby hyenas.
C．He raid hyenas in his home。
D．He protected people from hyenas.
解析：细节理解题。根据最后一段中的“They come in arch of meat， which people gladly give them. It’s a practice that started with a man named Yusuf Mume Salleh, who began feeding and caring for the animals。"可知，埃塞俄比亚古城哈勒尔有喂食土狼的传统，这是从Yusuf Mume Salleh开始的.
答案：A
B
pitcherWhen you think of friends, you tend to think of people who have been in your life for a long time。 But there's another kind of friend—one that appears at a particular moment.
aggressivenessThe first such friend I remember is a Russian girl I met in London at the age of four. That year， my mother had remarried and we'd be moving to the UK. Everything was changing to me. The Russian girl and I were the two oldest in our school。 She spoke no English； I， no Russian。 We communicated by trying to outdo each other—at drawing， at games, even at eating。 Our contests gave me something I could control. And maybe I gave her the same。
In my eighth grade, there was Jenny， who had a small hor named Red Wing. The eighth grade was a terrible year. We both knew it， but we didn’t talk about it。 We spent most of our time with Red Wing。 On cold winter days, we’d go out and take turns riding and walking. She left in the ninth grade and I misd her.
To Julie， I’ll be forever grateful. We met on the beach in New Jery one afternoon。 She was there with her twin boys， the only other children there, and they were about the
沽名钓誉的读音same age as my daughter. Gradually， the children approached each other and soon were digging holes together。 And we began to talk. She lived in the little beach town。 I lived alone with my daughter in a big apartment a block from the beach。 My husband had taken off for North Dakota, leaving me to think about what to do next。 Suddenly， there was someone I could talk to. For the next couple of weeks, we met at the beach with the children, and I would go home with her. The little hou was a balm （安慰物） to my despairing heart。ltx
Such friends as the often arrive when your own life is off.balance， and will support you till the world ttles on its axis (轴线) once again。
