2022年中考英语阅读理解突破练习题

这是一份2022年中考英语阅读理解突破练习题，共17页。
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A famus teacher was speaking t the students at ur schl. He began his lessn by hlding up a ¥100 bill. Then he said t the three hundred students, “Wh wuld like this ¥100 bill?” The students began t put up their hands at nce.
Then he said, “I am ging t give this ¥100 t ne f yu, but first, let me d this.” He then made the bill int a ball. Then he said, “Wh wants it nw?” The hands went back int the air.
“Well,” he said, “What if I d this?” and he drpped it n the flr and stepped n it. He picked up the dirty, crumpled bill and said. “Wh still wants it?” Hands went back int the air.
“My friends,” he said, “yu have learned a valuable lessn tday. N matter（无论）what I did t the mney, yu still wanted it because it did nt g dwn in value. It was still wrth ¥100!”
Many times in ur lives, we are drpped, crumpled（崩溃）, and stepped n by the chances we take and the things that happen t us. We feel as if we are wrth nthing. But remember, n matter what has happened t yu, yu will never lse yur value: yu are always valuable t thse peple wh lve yu. Yur value desn’t cme frm what yu d r whm yu knw, but WHO YOU ARE.
Yu are special and valuable. Dn’t ever frget it!
1．Even thugh it was dirty, the mney .
A．still went up in valueB．was wrth nthing
C．didn’t g dwn in valueD．was still urs
2．We are always valuable t the peple .
A．wh pay usB．wh call us
C．wh hate usD．wh lve us
3．Yur value desn’t cme frm what yu d but .
A．wh yu knwB．wh made yu
C．wh yu rememberD．wh yu are
B
Many f us dn’t pay attentin t the imprtance f eye care. It’s said that if yu take care f yur bdy, then yu can be healthy. That is why ur eyes shuld be given a lt f care. Natural eye care shuld be put in a number ne place.
There are several causes leading t pr eyesight, like nt enugh fd, genes(基因) and aging(年龄增长). Televisins, cmputers and reading are als the causes f having pr eyesight.
If yu happen t wrk in frnt f the cmputer, it is best t take a rest every nce in a while. Smething dirty can cause redness and they will make yu feel uncmfrtable. It is bad fr yur eyes, t. If this happens, the best way is t clean yur eyes by using cld water. Yu must als try yur best t prtect yur eyes frm harmful things. Fr example, sunglasses are nt just fashin but they can als serve as a great way t prtect yur eyesight frm UV rays.
Eating healthy fds will d gd fr yur eyesight. Remember that vitamins(维生素) A, C and E are gd fr eyes. Try t eat fd grups that have these vitamins. And yu shuld d eye exercises because exercise prtects yur eyesight, t. If a persn exercises regularly(规律地) and eats the right kind f fd, his eyes will stay in gd cnditin fr a lng time.
All abve are natural ways f eye care that help us keep healthy eyes. Being happy all the time can be helpful t a persn’s eyesight, t. In a wrd, eye care is very imprtant, n matter hw ld a persn is.
4．________ is the mst imprtant way t prtect ur eyes.
A．Natural eye careB．Taking medicine
C．Seeing the dctrD．Being happy all the time
5．All the fllwing causes can lead t bad eyesight except ________.
A．ageB．heightC．readingD．Cmputer
6．What d the underlined wrds “UV rays” mean?
A．沙上B．闪电C．紫外线D．超声波
7．Which is the best title f the passage?
A．Ways f Eye CareB．Ways f Eye Exercises
C．Way f Being HappyD．Way f Being Healthy
C
What’s the mst imprtant thing fr yu t have in yur life? Smebdy mentins（提到）hard-wrk, thers suggest knwledge, lve and luck.
If yu arrange the 26 English letters alphabetically (按字母表的顺序) and use numbers t represent each f them, fr example, 1 fr a, 2 fr b, 3 fr c…, yu can change an English wrd int a number. S hard-wrk becmes 8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11= “98”, meaning 98 is its mark; knwledge: 11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5= “96”, while lve: 12+15+22+5= “54”, and luck: 12+21+3+11= “47”, a small mark. Nne f these wrds can give ne a full mark. What abut mney r prayer (祈祷)? They can’t, either.
Then what else? Dn’t be wrried. Yu can always find an answer t a prblem in yur life, when yu change yur way f lking at things r ding things, r yur attitude (态度). Yes, attitude is the wrd. See fr yurself: attitude: 1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5=100, a full mark.
Different attitudes lead t different curses f life. Mst times peple hpe fr a better life. It is pssible that ne will have a change fr the better after ne has changed ne’s attitude.
When yu change yur manner and became friendly twards thers, yu’ll meet mre smiling faces twards yu. In the same way, if yu take a psitive (积极地) attitude twards failure (失败), yu’ll find it’s als rewarding thugh it has caused yu lsses.
8．What is the mark f the wrd “mney”?
A．54B．72C．96D．100
9．In the writer’s pinin, what is the mst imprtant thing in a persn’s life?
A．Hard-wrk.B．Knwledge.C．Mney.D．Attitude.
10．Accrding t the passage, if yu meet with prblems, the best way ut is t _______.
A．ask fr help frm thersB．say yur prayers t Gd
C．change yur attitudeD．try maths-slving methds (方法)
11．Frm the passage we can learn that ______.
A．different attitudes cme frm different curses f life
B．mathematics can slve every prblem easily in ur daily life
C．failure smetimes can bring yu gd if yu take a psitive attitude
D．nne f the English wrds except “attitude” equals t 100 r mre
D
Jane Austen（1775-1817）, an English nvelist, started writing yung and cmpleted six nvels in her life. Tday Austen’s bks are mre ppular than ever. In the last 10 years, five f her six nvels have been made int Hllywd films, while her bks cntinue t be best-sellers.
Richard Jenkyns, a prfessr f English at Oxfrd University, says that her nvels are abut marriage, friendships and the family, which are still with us tday. “The stries are timeless.” Jenkyns said.
Pride and Prejudice（偏见）（1813）is Austen’s mst famus wrk. It is a lve stry abut Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. At first, these tw dislike each ther. Elizabeth is pretty, smart and lively. She is prud because Darcy desn’t knw abut her family. Mr. Darcy is handsme, rich and has a better family backgrund. S, he is prud as well. At the same time, Darcy hlds a prejudice against the Bennet family. He has n understanding f why the family, especially its mther and daughters shuld try s hard t find wealthy and pwerful husbands. He thinks they are vulgar. Anyway, Elizabeth and Darcy finally fall in lve and becme a rmantic cuple but their families dn’t want them t.
In Pride and Prejudice, sme f the main things that Jane Austen wants t teach peple are as fllws. Oppsites can attract each ther. Lvers shuld nt nly make each ther feel relaxed r cmfrtable, but als educate and imprve each ther.
Austen is ften called the greatest rmantic writer, s it is surprising she remained unmarried. “Maybe she was t rmantic, waiting fr the perfect man,” Jenkyns says.
12．Frm Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2, we can knw ________.
A．Jane Austen passed away in her fifties
B．Austen’s wrks remain ppular tday
C．all f Austen’s wrks have been made int Hllywd films
D．Austen’s wrks are mstly abut war and the family
13．What des the underlined wrd “vulgar” in Paragraph 3 mean?
A．庸俗的B．鲁莽的C．吝啬的D．狡诈的
14．Elizabeth hasn’t a first gd impressin f Mr. Darcy because he is _________.
A．t richB．t shyC．t prudD．t rude
15．Which f the fllwing sentences is True?
A．Elizabeth and Darcy fall in lve at first sight.
B．Elizabeth has a better family backgrund than Darcy.
C．Darcy has a first gd impressin f Elizabeth’s family.
D．Elizabeth and Darcy becme a rmantic cuple in the end.
E
China’s Duble 11 nline shpping festival is nw getting greener. It has becme a test field where sme cmpanies are trying t make a difference in lwer carbn emissin (碳排放).
In 2021, Tmall gave ut 100 millin yuan wrth f shpping vuchers (代⾦券 ). The cmpany encuraged peple t buy green prducts with the vuchers. JD．cm als jined in the activity. There were mre than 150 millin green prducts at the shpping festival. Besides, JD．cm said it wuld chse cleaner transprtatin t make the wrld greener.
ZTO Express als tk sme actin t achieve the gal last year. It handed ut mre than 11 millin recyclable bags, taking the place f abut 1.l6 billin dispsable (⼀次性的) bags. It was helpful in saving ur envirnment. At the same time, Cainia gave ut 7.5 millin eggs t peple wh tk part in the bx recycling activity. On the ne hand, the ld bags can be recycled and n the ther hand, custmers can get smething useful in their daily lives.
There are als signs that custmers are becming “greener” in their shpping habits. Fr example, mst peple nly buy things they really need instead f the things they already have. “During the Duble 11, I bught a cffee maker that is much cheaper than n nrmal days. The activity f getting new nes with ld prducts can help us avid wasting mney,” said Bi Xin, a custmer in Shenzhen.
The shpping festival n Nvember 11th is nt nly a festival fr shpping nw. It’s als a useful way t help mre peple realize what a green life is and then take actin.
16．What des the secnd paragraph mainly talk abut?
A．Why sme cmpanies sld green prducts.
B．What peple gt during the shpping festival.
C．Hw sme cmpanies made the wrld greener.
D．When JD．cm began t change the transprtatin.
17．The eggs were given ut t ________.
A．remind peple nt t waste fd
B．encurage peple t prtect the envirnment
C．intrduce the shpping festival t peple
D．give peple infrmatin abut green prducts
18．The writer talks abut the shpping habits in Paragraph 4 t ________.
A．teach peple hw t save mney
B．tell peple ld things can be reused
C．shw the change f peple’s shpping habits
D．intrduce the advantages f nline shpping
19．What’s the best title fr the passage?
A．Changes brught by green prducts
B．New shpping habits f yung peple
C．Influence f the Duble 11 shpping festival
D．Green and lw-carbn nline shpping festival
F
Earthquakes happen very ften in Tky, but Tky is nt an unlucky city. Many special parks have been built in Tky t keep peple safe during earthquakes. These parks lk nthing different frm the ther parks, but when earthquakes happen, they becme life-saving places.
Many useful things in thse special parks can meet peple’s basic needs.
Fr example, it is usually hard fr peple t get water after earthquakes. In the special parks, peple can get drinking water frm the water pump (泵). If peple need t use tilets (厕所), they can chse special tilets that can be used withut water. Als, the helicpter ( 直 升 机 ) can land n squares r baseball fields and bring fd r ther things t peple. What’s mre, if peple need t ck in the parks, sme special benches can becme cking things.
Hwever, thse useful things are nt enugh fr peple t face earthquakes. The mst imprtant part lies in training peple. The parks, tgether with fire statins and the plice, will train with lcal peple at the usual time. This will let peple think and mve faster during real earthquakes and let them prtect themselves better.
S, what can we d t prtect urselves frm getting hurt in earthquakes? First, we need t check ur furniture and make sure they wn’t fall dwn easily. Secnd, when an earthquake happens, we need t stay under tables r desks and prtect ur head. Third, we can keep ur dr pen and wear cmfrtable shes during small earthquakes in rder t get ut safely.
20．What can we learn abut the special parks frm Paragraph 1?
A．The special parks can stp earthquakes.
B．There aren’t enugh special parks in Tky.
C．The special parks lk different frm the cmmn nes.
D．Peple can be safer in the special parks during earthquakes.
21．During earthquakes, peple can find ________ in these special parks.
① drinking water ② traditinal tilets ③ persnal planes ④ cking things
A．①③B．③④C．①④D．②④
22．Why are useful things “nt enugh” fr peple?
A．Because they can’t wrk well.
B．Because self-help is mre imprtant.
C．Because the gvernment desn’t have enugh mney.
D．Because it’s hard fr peple t find them during earthquakes.
23．What is the last paragraph mainly abut?
A．Hw t stay safe during earthquakes.
B．Why peple shuld check their furniture.
C．Hw t prepare fr danger befre it cmes.
D．What wuld happen in an earthquake.
24．Where des this reading prbably cme frm?
A．Sprts reprt.B．Nature magazine.
C．Science research.D．Travel guidebk.
G
While the mbile Internet is changing the way we live, mre and mre ld peple in China are getting in n the digital wrld, thugh they still have sme truble.
Yang Su, a 61-year-ld prfessinal micr vlgger ( 专业微博博主), is amng them. With mre than 2.3 millin fllwers n China’s famus shrt vide app “Duyin”, his vides have been watched by ver 1 millin times.
“Three years ag, my sn put a shrt vide f me playing the pian at hme n ‘Duyin’, and hurs later it was played ver 1 millin times,” Yang remembered.
After graduating frm the Shanghai Cnservatry (⾳乐学院) f Music, he was a pianist f the Shenzhen Symphny Orchestra (交响乐团). The Internet has pened a dr t a whle new wrld fr him. Fr the past three years, he has filmed ver 700 shrt vides and pened an fficial accunt n scial platfrm WeChat t share articles and ffer nline pian lessns.
It’s nt easy fr him t learn hw t film a vide, smething that might nt be easy even fr yung peple. Spending a lng time staring at the sheet music (活⻚乐谱) always causes eye sreness, and he needs t play thrugh the music since he desn’t knw hw t edit (编辑) and cut clips. His child helps him a lt later. “The Internet has pened the dr t a new wrld,” Yang said. “I always keep myself busy and feel very yung at my age.”
Hwever, d ther ld peple get used t the digital wrld like Yang? Ding Qiulin is a 73-year-ld man frm Hunan. “I gt my smartphne mre than ne year ag, but I nly use WeChat fr vide calls,” he said. Ding finds it hard t learn t use ther apps.
▲ Lu Xu, a pst-90s vlunteer, jined a nn-prfit rganizatin in Beijing nine years ag t teach ld peple hw t use the Internet. “While I am helping peple aged between 50 and 90 years ld, I have a strng feeling f satisfactin,” Lu said.
25．Hw did Yang becme famus at first?
A．By sharing articles n WeChat.B．By learning t make shrt vides.
C．By playing the pian n “Duyin”.D．By giving nline pian lessns.
26．Hw did the writer shw nt all ld peple get used t the digital wrld?
A．By telling a stry.B．By using numbers.
C．By asking a questin.D．By using an example.
27．Which f the fllwing can we put in “ ▲ ”?
A．In fact, many ther ld peple have the same feeling as Ding.
B．Hwever, many yung peple find it hard t teach the ld t use the Internet.
C．As a result, ld peple have t spend much time learning t use the smartphne.
D．Luckily, yunger peple are building a bridge between the digital wrld and the ld.
28．What did Lu Xu think f his wrk in the nn-prfit rganizatin?
A．Relaxing.B．Meaningful.C．Difficult.D．Bring.
29．Why did the writer write the passage?
A．T tell us we shuld learn t make shrt vides like Yang.
B．T explain why the mbile Internet is ppular in ur cuntry.
C．T shw the mbile Internet makes a great difference t the ld.
D．T ask yung peple t spend mre time caring fr their parents.
H
AMES Australia-Flagstaff is glad t ffer yu a place in Certificate (证书) in Spken and Written English. This curse is part f the Adult Migrant English Prgram, funded by the Australia Gvernment Department f Educatin &Training.
Curse dates are:
● Timetable
● This is 12 hurs per week.
● If yu can’t attend n the first day, yu must tell us. Please cntact the ffice n 99264717.
● If yu neither cntact us nr attend n the first day, yu may lse yur place in the class.
● If yur children need care, please cntact us.
● If yu need t give up the curse, yu must tell bth yur cunselr and yur teacher.
30. Hw lng will the Spken and Written English curse last?
A. Abut three days.B. Over 2 mnths.
C. Abut 11 mnths. D. Less than 2 mnths.
31. What’s the Chinese meaning f cunselr in the passage?
A. 顾问 B. 班主任 C. 辅导员 D. 考官
32. Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the curse?
A. Rm 5 is nly fr Level 4 students.
B. Peple f all ages can take this curse.
C. Yu can have lessns in Rm 2 n Mnday.
D. Yu’re sure t lse yur place unless yu attend n the first day.
I
D yu lve hlidays but hate the increase weight that fllws? Yu are nt alne.
Hlidays are happy days with pleasure and delicius fds. Many peple, hwever, are wrried abut the weight that cmes alng with these delicius fds.
With prper planning, thugh, it is pssible t cntrl yur weight. The idea is t enjy the hlidays but nt t eat t much. Yu dn't have t turn away frm the fds that yu enjy. The fllwing suggestins may be f sme help t yu.
D nt miss meals. Befre yu leave hme fr a feast (宴会),have a small, lw-fat snack. This may help t keep yu frm getting t excited befre delicius fds. Begin with clear sup and fruit r vegetables. A large glass f water befre yu eat may help yu feel full. Use a small plate; a large plate will encurage yu t have mre than enugh.
Better nt have high-fat fds. Dishes that lk ily r creamy have much fat in them.
Chse the meat with less fat. Fill yur plate with salad and green vegetables.
If yu have a sweet tth, try mints (薄荷) and fruits. They dn’t have fat cntent as cream and chclate.
Dn’t let exercise take a break during the hlidays. A 20-minute walk after a meal can help burn ff excess(过多的) calries.
33. Hlidays are happy days with pleasure but they may ____________.
A. bring weight prblems B. bring yu much truble in yur life
C. make yu wrried abut yur fds D. make yu hate delicius fds
34. Many peple can't help putting n weight after the hlidays because they____________.
A. can't cntrl themselves B. g t t many feasts
C. enjy delicius fds D. can't help turning away frm the fds
35. Frm the passage, excess calries can be fund in yur bdy in the frm f____________.
A. energy B. fat C. fd D. smething we can’t see
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Everyne knws that it’s hard t drink in space because f the lw gravity, but Chinese astrnauts Jing Haipeng and Chen Dng shwed us hw they drank tea n a TV shw during the mnth-lng trip in Shenzhu XI spaceship last year. They used a specially made tea cup and a special Pu’er cream t drink tea while standing upside dwn.
The Pu’er tea cream they drank is prduced in Yunnan prvince, which is knwn fr its Pu’er tea industry.
“Drinking ht tea is harder,” said Jing Haipeng. “The difficult part f drinking tea in space is that there shuld nt be anything left after the tea disslves (溶解) in water, als, the slubility（溶解度）f the tea shuld be lw since water in space can nly be warmed t 60 degrees at mst.”
The tea cream the astrnauts drank is prduced by Gngrunxiang Tea Industry Crp in Kunming. Zhang Guanghui, manager f Gngrunxiang, said that the cmpany tries t prduce a tea cream that’s a safe, healthy tea prduct. Tea prducts are ften reprted t be plluted by air and heavy metals. “I never imagined that ne day ur tea cream wuld help astrnauts t drink tea in space,” Zhang said, adding that drinking tea in space can be seen as a turning pint fr the Pu’er tea industry.
“Fr us, astrnauts’ drinking tea in space means ur technlgy used in the tea industry has had sme achievements,” Zhang said. “In the future, mre tea prducers will use it t imprve the tea industry.”
7. What can we learn frm the passage?
A. Astrnauts are able t enjy many kinds f tea in space.
B. The tea cream is reprted t be plluted by air and heavy metals.
C. The astrnauts shwed hw they drank tea after returning t the earth.
D. The technlgy used in the tea industry may help the astrnauts drink tea.
8. Which is NOT the reasn why it’s difficult fr the astrnauts t drink ht tea in space?
A. Drinking is very hard in the lw-gravity situatin.
B. The slubility f the tea shuld remain the same.
C. They have t use a kind f specially made tea cup.
D. There shuld be nthing left after the tea disslves in water.
9. Why des Zhang cnsider drinking tea in space is a turning pint fr the Pu’er tea industry?
A. He thinks it might help astrnauts in space.
B. He thinks it might make Pu’er tea disslve easily.
C. He thinks it might help imprve the prductin f Pu’er tea.
D. He thinks it might help imprve the tea industry and make Pu’er tea ppular.

K
When the great library f Alexandria (亚历山大图书馆) burned, the stry ges, ne bk was saved. But it was nt a valuable bk, and s a pr man, wh culd read a little, bught it fr very little mney.
The bk wasn't very interesting, but between its pages there was smething very interesting indeed. It was a thin strip f animal skin n which was written the secret f the“Tuchstne (试金石)”! The tuchstne was a small pebble (鹅卵石) that culd turn any cmmn metal int pure gld.
The writing explained that it was lying amng thusands and thusands f ther pebbles that lked exactly like it. But the secret was this: The real stne wuld feel warm, while cmmn pebbles were cld.
S the man sld his few belngings, bught sme simple supplies, camped n the seashre, and began testing pebbles. He knew that if he picked up cmmn pebbles and threw them dwn again because they were cld, he might pick up the same pebble hundreds f times. S, when he felt ne that was cld, he threw it int the sea. He spent a whle day ding this but nne f them was the tuchstne. Yet he went n and n this way. Pick up a pebble. Cld—thrw it int the sea. Pick up anther. Thrw it int the sea. The days cntinued ver a lng perid f time.
One day, hwever, abut mid-afternn, he picked up a pebble and it was warm. He threw it int the sea befre he realized what he had dne. He had frmed such a strng habit f thrwing each pebble int the sea that when the ne he wanted came alng, he still threw it away.
S it is with pprtunity (机会). Unless we are cautius (小心的，谨慎的), it's easy t fail t recgnize(识别) an pprtunity when it is in hand and it's just as easy t thrw it away.
10. Accrding t the stry, the tuchstne_______.
A. is a big pebbleB. feels cldC. is magicD. is pure gld
11. The man threw pebbles int the sea_______.
A. t test hw far he culd thrwB. t practice thrwing pebbles
C. t avid picking up the same pebbleD. t express his disappintment
12. What message des the stry want t express?
A. Gd habits can lead t success.
B. Habits can nly hld yu back.
C. Opprtunity prefers slw but strng mind.
D. Opprtunity nly visits the ready and cautius mind.
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Detective Keeling tk his client ---- a gd-lking lady int the back yard f the stre tgether. The lady pened a dr in the wall and they entered the small rm behind the stre. They crssed the rm t a lcked dr.
Mr. Keeling tk sme special keys frm his pcket. Mments later, ne f the keys unlcked the dr. The lady went int the stre. She said she wuld hide under the table t keep watch n her husband. Mr. Keeling did nt fllw her.
The detective went quickly t the pliceman’s huse. Then the tw men hurried t the jewellery stre. They lked thrugh the windw. The pliceman was surprised. He spke t Mr. Keeling, “ I dn’t understand. Yu tld me, ‘Rbbins tk a yung wman t a restaurant.’ Where is she?”
“ There she is!” said Mr. Keeling. He pinted thrugh the windw.
“ D yu knw the lady with Rbbins?” asked the pliceman.
“That’s his secret friend,” said Mr. Keeling.
“N! Yu are wrng! That’s Rbbins’ wife,” said the pliceman. “I’ve knwn her fr fifteen years.”
“What?” the detective shuted. His face became pale. “Wh is under the table in the stre?”
He started t kick the dr f the jewellery stre.
Mr. Rbbins came t the dr and pened it. The pliceman and the detective ran int the stre.
“ Lk under that table!” shuted the detective. “Be quick!”
The pliceman lifted the clth and put his arm under the table. He pulled ut a black dress, a black veil and a wman’s wig(假发).
“Is this yung lady yur wife?” Mr. Keeling asked the jeweler. He pinted at the wman.
“Yes! She is my wife!” said Mr. Rbbins angrily. “Why did yu kick my dr? Why are thse clthes under my table?”
“Please check all the jewellery in yur stre, Mr. Rbbins,” the pliceman said. “Is anything missing?”
Sme diamnd rings and sme expensive necklaces were missing. The missing jewellery was wrth $800.
Later that night, Mr. Rbbins was sitting in his ffice. He was lking thrugh a big bk f phtgraphs. They were phtgraphs f criminals. The pliceman had brught the bk t the detective’s ffice. Suddenly, Mr. Keeling stpped turning the pages. He lked at a picture f a handsme yung man with a familiar face.
The next mrning, Mr. Keeling paid the jeweler $800, and then clsed his ffice.
13. At the beginning, the lady was able t g int the jewellery stre because_________.
she went t the back yard and fund the way
she was the wner f the stre and had the key
Mr. Keeling unlcked the back dr t the stre
tw men helped her tgether t enter the stre
14. The yung lady wh stayed with Mr. Rbbins in the jewellery stre was actually________.
Mr. Rbbins’ wife B. Mr. Rbbins’ secret friend
Mr. Rbbins’ sister D. a clever thief
15. It can be learned frm the passage that Mr. Keeling cperated（合作） with his client__________.
s that he culd get sme jewellery frm the stre
because he thught he was helping the lady
because he wanted t play a jke n Mr. Rbbins
s that he culd get a jb as a pliceman
16. The missing jeweler wrth $800 was in fact taken away by__________.
A. detective B. a pliceman C. a yung wman D. a yung man DAYS
TIME
ROOM
Mnday
9:00 am – 11:00 am
11:15 am – 1:15 pm
Level 4 Rm 5
Level 4 Rm 5
Tuesday
9:00 am – 11:00 am
11:15 am – 12:15 pm
12:15 pm – 1:15 pm
Level 1 Rm 2
Level 2 Library
Level 1 Rm 2
Wednesday
9:00 am – 11:00 am
11:15 am – 12:00 pm
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm
Level 4 Rm 5
Level 4 Rm 5
Level 2 Cmputer Rm