2022年高考英语阅读专题练习：朋友（Friends）

2022年高考英语阅读专题练习：朋友（Friends） 一、阅读理解-阅读选择（共12小题；共94分） 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。 My name is Sally. When I was ten years old, I had a lot of friends. But looking back now, my best friend was someone I never really thought of as my friend, Rina. Rina is four years older than I. She and I used to live in the same neighborhood. She went to an art and dance school in the city. Every afternoon when I played in the yard with my brother Kevin, I would see her walking home from the train station. During the weekend, there was always something to do, thanks to Rina. She was good at drawing, so she would teach me and my brother how to draw. She also made up amazing games with interesting characters for us to play. Sometimes, Kevin taught Rina and me basketball and I taught them guitar. One day, I was sitting in the yard. It was my birthday, but I was sad. Rina appeared and gave me a CD and a picture she had drawn for me. I was really surprised. To this day, I still don't know how Rina remembered my birthday, but I'm glad she did. Now I'm seventeen and I'm in high school. When I get home from the train station, I always see Alex, the little boy who lives down the street, and his sister Jenny. Sometimes I make up games for them to play. And sometimes I teach them how to draw. I'm happy to watch Alex and Jenny laugh and play. It reminds me of Rina, a girl who left many wonderful memories in my heart. 1. What can we know about Sally and Rina A.They lived in the same neighborhood. B.They played soccer in the same team. C.They went to the same school. D.They joined the same club. 2. During the weekend, Rina taught Sally and her brother _____. A.how to sing B.how to draw C.basketball D.guitar 3. What did Rina give Sally on her birthday A.A CD and a book. B.A card and a book. C.A CD and a picture. D.A card and a picture. 4. What can we learn from the story A.A true friend helps out when we are in trouble. B.People with the same interests can be friends. C.Good friends are impossible to forget. D.It is hard to make friends. I have never called my father worthless. That's how be described himself. He said it on the phone after I told him I was flying down to see him, from my home in Alaska to the hospital in Florida. My father had a stroke the week before. "I'll see you soon!" I said, trying to make my voice cheerful. "I'm... not... worth...," he stumbled. "Of course you're worth it!" I replied. But I knew what he meant. When he was young, he could not or would not hold a job, leaving us impoverished throughout our childhood. He treated us children as if we were invisible (看不见的). Soon after we grew up and left our house, he moved to Florida to live alone. I saw my father three times in the next thirty years, traveling four time zones to see him. Every time I went, I hoped that he would express interest in me and show some kind of affection. However, I always left, hurt and disappointed. The las ... ...