江苏省无锡市2024-2025学年九年级上学期英语阅读提升训练（教育学习）

2024-2025学年九年级上学期英语阅读提升训练 （教育学习） （A） Zhaxizom Township Central Primary School in Tingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet Autonomous Region(西藏自治区), is the closest school to Mount Qomolangma, just over 40kilometers away. To meet the interest of the pupils, the school has opened different classes such as piano, information technology, art, sports, dance, broadcasting and handicrafts (手工). Basang is a piano teacher at the primary school. The school has only one piano. Sometimes the pupils use electronic keyboards. Even so, it still leaves the piano teacher feeling grateful. Basang came to the school three years ago after graduating from a normal university where she learned to play the piano. “When I was in primary school, we didn't have a piano, let alone piano lessons,”Basang says. “What a complete change!” The primary school was built in 1983. It received a national investment (投资) of 8 million yuan in2010. In 2016, the government invested over 40million yuan for further expansion (扩建t), resulting in the scale of the school now. * Today, the school has 20classes across six grades, with a total of 921 students. The school has modern teaching facilities (设施).There are science laboratories, calligraphy classrooms, computer rooms, libraries and art rooms. What's more, there is a soccer field and an indoor gym in the school. And through the national smart education platform for primary and secondary schools, pupils here are able to enjoy the educational resources of big cities. Besides, children of farmers and herders (牧民)facing difficulties needn't pay for the basic school expenses, including meals and lodging (住宿 ), thanks to the free education policy, which was carried out by the government in 1985. 1. What do we know from the first paragraph? A. The area of the school. B. Some interesting classes. C. The height of Mount Qomolangma. D. Difficulties the pupils are facing. 2. What does the underlined word "grateful" mean? A. Thankful. B. Worried. C. Proud. D. Awful. 3. What is the fourth paragraph mainly about? A. The number of the students. B. The teaching facilities in the school. C. The school's expansion project. D. The rising investment in the school. 4. What's the best title for the passage? A. A piano teacher's class B. The education policy in Tibet C. A primary school closest to Mount Qomolangma D. The development of China's education (B) Mobile phones can take your attention away when you're trying to focus on something. That's why the Dutch government is banning (禁止 them- -in classrooms, at least. The government has announced that from January 1,2024, students will not be allowed to use their mobile phones in classrooms, unless they are needed for medical reasons. Robbert is the education minister of the Netherlands. He said that although mobile phones are a big part of our lives, there is no need to have them in the classroom. “Students need to be able to concentrate and need to be given the chance to study well. Mobile phones are a disturbance (干扰), scientific research shows. We need to protect students against this," he said. The ban has come about through an agreement between the government education department, schools, and relevant organizations. At first, it will be left up to schools how they enforce (执行). If the ban doesn't work, legislation (立法) and binding rules may be introduced before the summer of 2024. “We are going to look very closely at whether this decision works," Robbert said. * Because, of course, there could always be a legal ban. But I actually believe that we can arrange (安排) this together." The move follows similar steps taken recently in Finland, a country that is widely regarded as having one of the best education systems in the world and which is also the birthplace of Nokia, one of the most important companies in the development of mobile phones. The Netherlands is not the first country to introduce a ban like this. In 2022, Italy took similar steps. France has also had a ban in place since September 2018. France bans mobile phones from schools for children between 3 and 15 years of age, and China introduced a similar ban in 2021. 1. Which country first banned mobile phones in classrooms? A. China. B. France. C. Italy, D. The Netherlands. 2. What does the underlined word "this" in Paragraph 3 refer to? A. The influence of mobile phones. B. The need of calling a doctor. C. The way of focusing on the lesson. D. Too much time wasted in classrooms. 3. What is Robbert's attitude (态度) toward he future of the ban? A. Confident. B. Worried, C. Doubtful. D. Uncertain. 4． What is the best title for the passage? A. Exam results become worse in the Netherlands B. The Dutch education system should be changed C. Mobile phones will be banned in Dutch classrooms D. More countries have banned mobile phones in schools （C） In Switzerland, some children begin school at the age of four, so it is not uncommon for them to still be wearing diapers (纸尿裤). However, many students as old as 11 years old are coming to school in diapers, and teachers are expected to clean and change them if necessary, because they never learned how to use the toilet. Obviously, the problem has been so common enough that one headmaster is organizing events to tell parents that children have to be “dry" when they return to school after the summer holiday. “Parents have a duty to make sure that their school-age children no longer wear diapers," said Dagmar Rösler, president of the umbrella organization for teachers in Switzerland. “When 11-year-olds come to school in diapers, that's a worrying development. Teachers are not there to change their students’ diapers. That is going too far." Rösler pointed out the importance of teachers role in solving such problems. They should never blame the child, but instead, reach out to the parents. Swiss psychotherapist Felix Hof recalled a boy who came to his practice and still needed diapers at the age of seven. He also pointed out that such children often end up being bullied (霸凌) by their classmates, especially after their situation becomes known in schools." According to an article, more and more parents of primary school children are putting out ads for diaper-changing staff, and the increase in sales of large diaper sizes in Switzerland is another worrying sign. " The diapers are becoming more and more comfortable and can be worn like normal underpants, and this is how children are conditioned to the diaper," educationalist Margrit Stamm warned, referring to parents who have their kids in diapers for long trips or when sleeping. “This is a completely wrong signal!" 1. Which of the following is Rösler's opinion? A. Children in diapers should be blamed. B. Teachers must change children's diapers. C. Classmates in diapers can be bullied easily. D. Parents are responsible for the school-age children still wearing diapers. 2. What does the underlined part "going too far" mean in Chinese? A. 过分 B.艰难 C.高兴 D. 时尚 3. The passage mainly tells us that in Switzerland A. some students even 11-year-olds are still wearing diapers B. small diapers are becoming more popular C. fewer diaper-changing workers are needed D. children love to wear diapers for along trip (D) Speech teachers often have students introduce a classmate to the rest of the class as a first assignment. Asking good questions will make this introduction assignment a fun way to break the ice. 1 Ask questions that you think will result in interesting answers that you can use in your speech. Take notes throughout the interview. Ask where he is from and what he wants to do in the future. Dig deeper by asking about hobbies or about what he values in life. You can also ask if he has a favorite motto (格言)that he lives by. It can serve as a great introduction or ending to your speech. Review your notes after the interview. 2 Give an overall purpose for your speech such as “Today I am going to tell you a little about why Kevin is a great person to have as a friend," and then choose information from your notes that supports that overall purpose. Prepare your speech. Some students prefer to write the speech out word for word, while others prefer to prepare an outline (提纲) or note cards to take with them when they give their speeches. 3 4 Ask your friends or family members to listen to your speech and to provide you with feedback about what you did well and what they think you should change. Deliver your speech to the class. Bring your notes with you to make sure that you cover all of your mainpoints.5 Try to relax and have fun introducing your new friend and classmate. 根据短文内容，从下面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。(有一项为多余选项。)A. Interview your partner. B. Remember not to read off all the time. C. And then choose which information to use in your speech. D. You can begin the speech with a favorite motto. E. Choose the way you think will suit you best. F. Practice delivering (讲) the speech a few times. (E) After this year's gaokao, Jiang -Zhang Ziyi has learned that she will be able to enter a well-known university. Jiang-Zhang is a disabled girl 1 sits on a skateboard to get around. She stood out because of her big smile. “The scores are not as good as I expected, as I had a stomachache and fever during the exam, but they are 2 acceptable," she said. Jiang- Zhang is from Shangrao, Jiangxi Province. She lost both of her legs after she was hit by a 3 at the age of six. When the accident happened, it was actually Jiang-Zhang who tried to comfort her mother. “When you don't 4 , I feel much better," Jiang-Zhang recalled telling her mom. Jiang- Zhang started to learn to 5 a year after the accident. Many teachers did not know how to teach her. But her mother 6 found one who was willing to teach her. “I am an amputee (被截肢者)， 7 I am as good as others at dancing," she said. Over the years, Jiang -Zhang and her mother have performed on big stages many times. Their dances have 8 the hearts of many people. Jiang-Zhang's parents are not 9 , but they have refused donations from many people who have been moved by her story. “They want 10 to be independent," said Jiang-Zhang. Jiang. -Zhang studied very hard for the gaokao in high school. She 11 at 6 am and went to bed after midnight on most days. She was always one of the 12 students to leave the classroom in the evening. She would only eat3she finished her homework. Jiang- Zhang said that she wants to learn Chinese literature in college and plans to 14 all over the country with her parents during her summer vacation. She likes to write screenplays and discuss screenwriting with her friends. I am grateful for the public attention”, and I want people to get to know a different and more dynamic (有活力的) me when they see my future 15 ," she said. 1 A. which B. whose C. who D. whom 2 A. still B. even C. only D. ever 3 A. ball B. plane C. car D. ship 4 A. smile B. sleep , C. leave D. cry 5 A. sing B. dance C. draw D. write 6 A. quickly B. hardly C. finally D. possibly 7 A. but B. So C. and D. or 8 A. touched B. entered C. pushed D. broke 9 A. brave B. poor C. kind D. rich 10 A. you B. us C. her D. me 11 A. took off B. dropped by C. got up D. came over 12 A. first B. best C. last D. worst 13 A. before B. unless C. because D. after 14 A. travel B. work C. dance D. drive 15 A. clothes B. works C. house D. dream (F) 阅读短文，根据短文内容和首字母提示补全单词，使短文完整、连贯。 University offers young people a lot of exciting opportunities (机会)——s 1 as staying in bed all morning, eating terrible food and finding out how to use a washing machine! But that's not all! Many students might also be able to take part in a student exchange program, going to study abroad during their course, p 2 for a term or a year. These programs are much more than a holiday- -here are just a few of the benefits (好处). New people People from across the world t 3 part in exchange programs——you might even meet some you like! Meeting people from different places and with different views is a good way to learn more about the world. Some of the people you meet could become friends for life, while o 4 might work with you in the future. Language and c 5 Companies are always looking for p 6 with knowledge of other languages, and studying abroad is a great way to improve these skills. It will also allow you to experience another culture, adding to your global knowledge. And this is another thing that should look good on your resume(简历) a 7 you finish your studies. Personal skills The experience could even help you change yourself. Living in a new country is not always e 8 , but you will learn a lot about yourself—and life—in challenging situations. Overcoming these challenges might make you better at solving problems on your o 9 . And these are also things you could tell future bosses about. Fun Of course, going abroad is not only about education or getting a job—it's about enjoying your young years. It's a great time to use your freedom to t 10 and experience new things! 参考答案： (A): BABC (B): BAAC (C): DAA (D): ACEFB (E): 1-5 CACDB 6-10 CAADD 11-15 CCDAB (F): 1. such 2. perhaps 3. take 4. others 5. culture 6. people/ persons 7. after 8. easy 9. own 10. try / travel 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$