任务型阅读第二类

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1、任务型阅读第二类（31）来自：湖南岳阳阅读填空 根据下面短文内容，在短文的空格处填上一个恰当的词．使短文完整、通顺。    Oureyesareveryimportanttous.Theyarelikecameras.Wecanseebeautifulthingsandcolorsaroundus.56 oureyes.Butifwedon'ttakecareofthem,theymayhurt.  57  doweprotectoureyes?    Onsunnydays,thesunshinesbrightly.Sowe'dbetter   58  oursunglasses.Wh

2、enweread,weshouldn'tstaytooclosetoourbooksandthelightshouldn'tbetoobright  59  toodark.Wemustn'treadinbed.It’s   60  foroureyes.Wemustn'truboureyeswithdirtyhandsorplaygamesoncomputertoolong.答案：56.with57.How58.wear59.or60.bad任务型阅读第三类：阅读短文后进行信息归纳或整理(保持原题号不变)任务型阅读第三类（1）来自：内蒙包头市Manykindsofbirdslivein

3、theUnitedStates,butthenumberofthebirdsisbecomingsmallereveryyear.Oneoftheleadingreasonsisthegrowingnumberofpetcats.Bykeepingyourpetcatsinyourhome,youcanhelpgivebirdsabetterpossiblechancetolive.    Ofthe90millionpetcatsinthiscountry,abouttwo—thirdsareallowedtogooutside.Itissaidthatthesecatskillhun

4、dredsofmillionsofbirdseachyear,aswellasbillionsofsmallanimalssuchasrabbitsandfieldmice.Theycanalsobringillnesstotheanimalsthatliveinpeople'syard(院子),furtherweakeningthehealthofthenaturalpopulations.Allowingpetcatstogooutsideisnotjustbadforbirdsandwildlife,it'salsobadforthecatsthemselves.Outdoorca

5、tscangetsickveryeasily.Theyareindangerfromtrafficandattacks(攻击)fromotheranimals.Infact,outdoorcatsusuallydon'tlivepasttheageoffive,whileindoorcatsoftenlivetobe17orolder.Keepyourpetcatinside!Ifyouraiseayoungcat,it'syourdutytoletitplayinside.Problem Thenumberofbirdsisbecoming91._________;atthesamet

6、ime，manypetcatsarein92._______fromtrafficandattacksfromotheranimals．Reasonforthe problemPetcatsare93._________togooutsidefreely．Whattodo   Peoplewho94._________ayoungcathavethe95.________ toletitplayinside．答案：91.smaller      92.danger      93.allowed      94.raise      95.duty任务型阅读第三类（2）来自：湖北黄石 B

7、igoceanfishhavealmostbeenendangeredsincethestartofbusinessfishinginthe1950s.Thescientistsfoundthatthenumberoflargefishhasdroppedby90percentinthepastfiftyyears.Thestudytooktenyears.Theresearcherscollectedrecordsfromfish