D
When the doctor arrived later that morning, he was very surprised. Colin was sitting on the sofa looking at one of his books. He was talking to Mary.
“So, you were ill last night, Colin,” he said.
“I’m better now—much better,” Colin answered in his young Rajah voice. “I’m going out in my wheelchair soon if it is fine. I want some fresh air. ”
The doctor left without saying anything else. That night Colin slept well. He dreamt about the garden again, and Dickon and his animals.
Early the next morning, Mary ran into his room. “Dickon is here with the fox cub and the crow and two squirrels and a newborn lamb!” she cried. “Listen! Did you hear that caw-caw sound?”
Just then Martha opened the door. “Dickon and his animals are here, sir,” she said. Colin looked very excited.
Dickon came in. The newborn lamb was in his arms and the little red fox walked next to him. Soot sat on his left shoulder and a squirrel sat on the other. The other squirrel was looking out of his coat pocket. Colin stared as Dickon gave him the newborn lamb.
“What is it doing?” cried Colin. “What does it want?”
“It wants its mother,” said Dickon, smiling.
He took a baby’s bottle from his pocket. He pushed the bottle into the lamb’s mouth. The lamb drank the milk, and then it fell asleep.
Colin and Mary asked Dickon questions about the names of flowers. He knew exactly which ones were already growing in the secret garden.
“I’m going to see them,” cried Colin. “I can’t believe it!”
The next day, Dickon pushed Colin’s wheelchair slowly and carefully. Mary walked next to it. They went across the lawn to the long path near the wall. Then Dickon stopped pushing the chair.
“And look!” Mary moved the ivy branch. “Here is the door. ” Dickon pushed him in quickly. When they were inside the garden, Colin looked round and round. He saw the walls and the earth and the trees with their new green leaves. In the grass under the trees there were flowers—gold and purple and white. The trees were covered in pink and white flowers. The sun was warm on his face. Mary and Dickon stared at him. He looked different. His face was pink, not white. “Mary! Dickon! I’m going to get well!” he cried. “And I’m going to live forever and ever!”
—Adapted from The Secret Garden
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A. The squirrel. B. The newborn lamb.
C. The crow. D. The fox cub.
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A. Colin felt excited when he knew Dickon and his animals came.
B. Mary pushed Colin in his wheelchair to the secret garden.
C. Colin walked across the lawn to the long path by himself.
D. Dickon knew little about the names of flowers in the secret garden.
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a. Colin felt better after he saw the sights of the garden.
b. Colin was ill last night.
c. Dickon pushed Colin in his wheelchair to the secret garden.
d. Colin slept well and dreamt of the secret garden again.
e. Dickon and his animals visited Colin.
A. b-d-e-c-a B. b-e-d-c-a C. b-a-d-e-c D. a-b-e-d-c
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A. It was difficult for Colin to sleep well.
B. Colin didn’t like to live with Mary.
C. Dickon was very friendly to animals.
D. The secret garden had no flowers or trees.
When the doctor arrived later that morning, he was very surprised. Colin was sitting on the sofa looking at one of his books. He was talking to Mary.
“So, you were ill last night, Colin,” he said.
“I’m better now—much better,” Colin answered in his young Rajah voice. “I’m going out in my wheelchair soon if it is fine. I want some fresh air. ”
The doctor left without saying anything else. That night Colin slept well. He dreamt about the garden again, and Dickon and his animals.
Early the next morning, Mary ran into his room. “Dickon is here with the fox cub and the crow and two squirrels and a newborn lamb!” she cried. “Listen! Did you hear that caw-caw sound?”
Just then Martha opened the door. “Dickon and his animals are here, sir,” she said. Colin looked very excited.
Dickon came in. The newborn lamb was in his arms and the little red fox walked next to him. Soot sat on his left shoulder and a squirrel sat on the other. The other squirrel was looking out of his coat pocket. Colin stared as Dickon gave him the newborn lamb.
“What is it doing?” cried Colin. “What does it want?”
“It wants its mother,” said Dickon, smiling.
He took a baby’s bottle from his pocket. He pushed the bottle into the lamb’s mouth. The lamb drank the milk, and then it fell asleep.
Colin and Mary asked Dickon questions about the names of flowers. He knew exactly which ones were already growing in the secret garden.
“I’m going to see them,” cried Colin. “I can’t believe it!”
The next day, Dickon pushed Colin’s wheelchair slowly and carefully. Mary walked next to it. They went across the lawn to the long path near the wall. Then Dickon stopped pushing the chair.
“And look!” Mary moved the ivy branch. “Here is the door. ” Dickon pushed him in quickly. When they were inside the garden, Colin looked round and round. He saw the walls and the earth and the trees with their new green leaves. In the grass under the trees there were flowers—gold and purple and white. The trees were covered in pink and white flowers. The sun was warm on his face. Mary and Dickon stared at him. He looked different. His face was pink, not white. “Mary! Dickon! I’m going to get well!” he cried. “And I’m going to live forever and ever!”
—Adapted from The Secret Garden
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C
)12. What does the underlined word “Soot” refer to?A. The squirrel. B. The newborn lamb.
C. The crow. D. The fox cub.
(
A
)13. Which of the following sentences is TRUE according to the passage?A. Colin felt excited when he knew Dickon and his animals came.
B. Mary pushed Colin in his wheelchair to the secret garden.
C. Colin walked across the lawn to the long path by himself.
D. Dickon knew little about the names of flowers in the secret garden.
(
A
)14. What might be the correct order of what happened in the story?a. Colin felt better after he saw the sights of the garden.
b. Colin was ill last night.
c. Dickon pushed Colin in his wheelchair to the secret garden.
d. Colin slept well and dreamt of the secret garden again.
e. Dickon and his animals visited Colin.
A. b-d-e-c-a B. b-e-d-c-a C. b-a-d-e-c D. a-b-e-d-c
(
C
)15. What can we infer(推断)from the passage?A. It was difficult for Colin to sleep well.
B. Colin didn’t like to live with Mary.
C. Dickon was very friendly to animals.
D. The secret garden had no flowers or trees.
答案：12.C 【点拨】根据文中“Dickon is here with the fox cub and the crow and two squirrels and a newborn lamb!”和“The newborn lamb was in his arms and the little red fox walked next to him... The other squirrel was looking out of his coat pocket.”可知，迪康带着小狐狸、乌鸦、两只松鼠和一只刚出生的小羊羔来了，小羊羔在他怀里，小狐狸走在他旁边，Soot 在他左肩，一只松鼠在另一边，另一只松鼠正从外套口袋里往外看，所以推断 Soot 指的是那只乌鸦。故选 C。
13. A 【点拨】根据文中“‘Dickon and his animals are here，sir，’ she said. Colin looked very excited.”可知，科林得知迪康和他的动物们来了时感到很兴奋。故选 A。
14. A 【点拨】根据故事内容可知，故事发展的正确顺序为 b-d-e-c-a。故选 A。
15. C 【点拨】根据文中“The newborn lamb was in his arms and the little red fox walked next to him. Soot sat on his left shoulder and a squirrel sat on the other. The other squirrel was looking out of his coat pocket.”可知，迪康对动物很友好。故选 C。
13. A 【点拨】根据文中“‘Dickon and his animals are here，sir，’ she said. Colin looked very excited.”可知，科林得知迪康和他的动物们来了时感到很兴奋。故选 A。
14. A 【点拨】根据故事内容可知，故事发展的正确顺序为 b-d-e-c-a。故选 A。
15. C 【点拨】根据文中“The newborn lamb was in his arms and the little red fox walked next to him. Soot sat on his left shoulder and a squirrel sat on the other. The other squirrel was looking out of his coat pocket.”可知，迪康对动物很友好。故选 C。
解析：
翻译:
### D
那天上午晚些时候，医生赶到时，他非常惊讶。科林正坐在沙发上看他的一本书。他正在和玛丽说话。
“那么，你昨晚生病了，科林。”他说。
“我现在好多了——好多了。”科林用他那种年轻的拉贾（王侯）的语气回答道，“如果天气好的话，我很快就会坐着轮椅出去。我想要一些新鲜空气。”
医生什么也没再说就离开了。那天晚上，科林睡得很好。他又梦到了那个花园，还有迪肯和他的动物们。
第二天一大早，玛丽跑进他的房间。“迪肯带着小狐狸、乌鸦、两只松鼠和一只新生的小羊羔来了！”她喊道，“听！你听到那‘呱呱’的叫声了吗？”
就在这时，玛莎打开了门。“先生，迪肯和他的动物们来了。”她说。科林看起来非常兴奋。
迪肯走了进来。新生的小羊羔在他的怀里，那只红色的小狐狸在他旁边走着。“煤烟”（Soot）坐在他的左肩上，一只松鼠坐在另一个肩上。另一只松鼠正从他的外套口袋里往外看。当迪肯把新生的小羊羔递给他时，科林盯着看。
“它在干什么？”科林喊道，“它想要什么？”
“它想要它的妈妈。”迪肯微笑着说。
他从口袋里拿出一个婴儿奶瓶。他把奶瓶塞进小羊羔的嘴里。小羊羔喝了牛奶，然后就睡着了。
科林和玛丽向迪肯询问花的名字。他确切地知道秘密花园里已经长着哪些花。
“我要去看看它们。”科林喊道，“我简直不敢相信！”
第二天，迪肯慢慢地、小心翼翼地推着科林的轮椅。玛丽在轮椅旁边走着。他们穿过草坪，来到墙边的那条长长的小径上。然后迪肯停止了推轮椅。
“看！”玛丽拨开常春藤的枝条，“门在这儿。”迪肯迅速地把他推进去。当他们走进花园里时，科林环顾四周。他看到了围墙、泥土和长着新绿叶的树木。在树下的草地上有花——金色的、紫色的和白色的。树上开满了粉色和白色的花。阳光温暖地照在他的脸上。玛丽和迪肯盯着他看。他看起来不一样了。他的脸是粉红色的，而不是白色的。“玛丽！迪肯！我会好起来的！”他喊道，“而且我会永远活下去！”
——改编自《秘密花园》
12. 划线单词“Soot”指的是什么？
A. 松鼠。
B. 新生的小羊羔。
C. 乌鸦。
D. 小狐狸。
13. 根据文章，下列哪个句子是正确的？
A. 当科林知道迪肯和他的动物们来了时，他感到很兴奋。
B. 玛丽推着坐轮椅的科林去了秘密花园。
C. 科林自己穿过草坪走到了那条长长的小径上。
D. 迪肯对秘密花园里花的名字知之甚少。
14. 故事中发生的事情的正确顺序可能是什么？
a. 科林看到花园的景色后感觉好多了。
b. 科林昨晚生病了。
c. 迪肯推着坐轮椅的科林去了秘密花园。
d. 科林睡得很好，又梦到了秘密花园。
e. 迪肯和他的动物们来看望科林。
A. b - d - e - c - a
B. b - e - d - c - a
C. b - a - d - e - c
D. a - b - e - d - c
15. 我们能从文章中推断出什么？
A. 科林很难睡好。
B. 科林不喜欢和玛丽住在一起。
C. 迪肯对动物非常友好。
D. 秘密花园里没有花也没有树。
### D
那天上午晚些时候，医生赶到时，他非常惊讶。科林正坐在沙发上看他的一本书。他正在和玛丽说话。
“那么，你昨晚生病了，科林。”他说。
“我现在好多了——好多了。”科林用他那种年轻的拉贾（王侯）的语气回答道，“如果天气好的话，我很快就会坐着轮椅出去。我想要一些新鲜空气。”
医生什么也没再说就离开了。那天晚上，科林睡得很好。他又梦到了那个花园，还有迪肯和他的动物们。
第二天一大早，玛丽跑进他的房间。“迪肯带着小狐狸、乌鸦、两只松鼠和一只新生的小羊羔来了！”她喊道，“听！你听到那‘呱呱’的叫声了吗？”
就在这时，玛莎打开了门。“先生，迪肯和他的动物们来了。”她说。科林看起来非常兴奋。
迪肯走了进来。新生的小羊羔在他的怀里，那只红色的小狐狸在他旁边走着。“煤烟”（Soot）坐在他的左肩上，一只松鼠坐在另一个肩上。另一只松鼠正从他的外套口袋里往外看。当迪肯把新生的小羊羔递给他时，科林盯着看。
“它在干什么？”科林喊道，“它想要什么？”
“它想要它的妈妈。”迪肯微笑着说。
他从口袋里拿出一个婴儿奶瓶。他把奶瓶塞进小羊羔的嘴里。小羊羔喝了牛奶，然后就睡着了。
科林和玛丽向迪肯询问花的名字。他确切地知道秘密花园里已经长着哪些花。
“我要去看看它们。”科林喊道，“我简直不敢相信！”
第二天，迪肯慢慢地、小心翼翼地推着科林的轮椅。玛丽在轮椅旁边走着。他们穿过草坪，来到墙边的那条长长的小径上。然后迪肯停止了推轮椅。
“看！”玛丽拨开常春藤的枝条，“门在这儿。”迪肯迅速地把他推进去。当他们走进花园里时，科林环顾四周。他看到了围墙、泥土和长着新绿叶的树木。在树下的草地上有花——金色的、紫色的和白色的。树上开满了粉色和白色的花。阳光温暖地照在他的脸上。玛丽和迪肯盯着他看。他看起来不一样了。他的脸是粉红色的，而不是白色的。“玛丽！迪肯！我会好起来的！”他喊道，“而且我会永远活下去！”
——改编自《秘密花园》
12. 划线单词“Soot”指的是什么？
A. 松鼠。
B. 新生的小羊羔。
C. 乌鸦。
D. 小狐狸。
13. 根据文章，下列哪个句子是正确的？
A. 当科林知道迪肯和他的动物们来了时，他感到很兴奋。
B. 玛丽推着坐轮椅的科林去了秘密花园。
C. 科林自己穿过草坪走到了那条长长的小径上。
D. 迪肯对秘密花园里花的名字知之甚少。
14. 故事中发生的事情的正确顺序可能是什么？
a. 科林看到花园的景色后感觉好多了。
b. 科林昨晚生病了。
c. 迪肯推着坐轮椅的科林去了秘密花园。
d. 科林睡得很好，又梦到了秘密花园。
e. 迪肯和他的动物们来看望科林。
A. b - d - e - c - a
B. b - e - d - c - a
C. b - a - d - e - c
D. a - b - e - d - c
15. 我们能从文章中推断出什么？
A. 科林很难睡好。
B. 科林不喜欢和玛丽住在一起。
C. 迪肯对动物非常友好。
D. 秘密花园里没有花也没有树。