阅读理解主旨大意题练习

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

Wang Weiguo, an award-winning actor of the National Theatre Company of China, was wandering through Bejing’s Panjiayuan Flea Market when he found a treasure, 20 exquisite (精致的) picture frames（框子）. He bought them all.

Inside the frames was a woman’s life story. There were pictures of her as a baby and a growing child and pictures with her parents. Wang Weiguo was sure someone had lost them. He contacted the police and media. He showed them to friends and to people living outside China. No one recognized the people in the photographs.

That was 1999. Wang never gave up the search. In 2010 he told the story to a TV host, Zhang Zequn, who suggested he contact China Radio International. Within three months of the story’s being posted on CRI, someone recognized Julie Ege in one of the photographs. The wonderful Norwegian actress and model was the mother of the child whose growing years the photos traced.

The child was Joanna Syson. She moved to Beijing in the 1990s to study Chinese. In 1999 she returned to Norway for six months, entrusting (委托) all her belongings, including the photographs, to a friend. When she returned, the friend was gone. So were her belongings. She was heartbroken.

More than a decade passed. Then, thanks to the story posted on CRI and to a visitor to the website, the trail (踪迹) finally led to Joanna Syson. She traveled to Bejing to meet Wang Weiguo, who had searched for her for 12 years, and to recover her treasured photographs.

50. Which of the following can best describe Wang Weiguo?

A. Warm-hearted and crazy.

B. Friendly and confident.

C. Kind and determined.

D. Sensitive and honest.

51. What can we infer about Wang Weiguo？

A. He took great trouble in finding the owner.

B. He got himself into big trouble in finding the owner.?

C. His friends were all willing to help him find the owner.

D. He has a friend working for China Radio International.

52. What was Joanna Syson’s mot her?

A. A Chinese language learner.

B. An excellent actress.

C. A good housewife.

D. A super movie star.

53. What is the best title of the text?

A. Flea market treasure finds its way home

B. A touching story happening in a flea market

C. A wonderful and honest Chinese actor

D. A sad story about a girl

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It was an exciting day when Thomas Finger looked inside the nose of a small black mouse. Finger had borrowed the animal from another scientist. It was not your average mouse. The mouse’s genes had been changed so that the tast e buds(味蕾) on its tongue turned green when you shined light on them —like a secret message written in secret ink.

But no one had ever looked inside its nose. When Finger finally did look there with a microscope, he saw thousands of green cells. ―It was li ke looking at little green stars at night,‖ says Finger,

Seeing that green starry sky was Finger’s first glimpse of a new world. If he and other scientists are right, we don’t taste things just on our tongues. Other parts of our body can also taste things — our nose, our stomach, even our lungs!

You might think of taste as something that you experience when you put chocolate in your mouth — or chicken soup, or salt. But for you to taste chocolate or chicken soup, special cells on your tongue have to tell the brain that they detected chemicals that are in the food. We have at least five kinds of these chemical-detecting cells (commonly called taste cells) on our tongues: cells that detect salt, sweet compounds(混合物), sour things, bitter things and savory(香的) things like meat or broth.

It’s these chemical-sensing cells that scientists are now finding all over the body. ―I’ll bet you that in terms of total number of cells,‖ says Finger, ―there are more [taste cells] outside the mouth than inside the mouth.‖

This gives us clues about other functions the sense of taste has in our bodies. It could also help scientists find new treatments for certain diseases.

68．In which way is Finger’s mouse different from a common one?

A．Its nose has chemical – detecting cells.

B．Its tongue can change color.

C．Its tongue has more taste cells.

D．Its nose is green.

69．What Finger saw inside the mous e’s nose is .

A．a kind of cell detecting salt B．a kind of gene like a star

C．a surprising finding D．a secret message

70．From the passage, we may conclude that Finger’s finding .

A．helps find more functions of the sense of taste

B．helps find more functions of the tongue

C．will cause quarrels among scientists

D．will prevent some diseases

71．What would be the best title for the passage?

A．Green stars in a mouse’s mouth. B．Taste cells.

C．New chemical – sensing cells. D．Full – body taste.

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