期末周末提升五 2024-2025学年人教版九年级英语全册

周末提升五 语法选择 Guangzhou, here and back again “Guangzhou has become so much more modern,” said Julia Onbashi, a 34-year-old from Russia. She 1 to Guangzhou after nearly 10 years, thanks to the 144-hour visa-free transit policy. From Dec 5 to 7, 2023, Onbashi traveled 2 Cyprus to the Philippines to escape the winter. She made a stop in Guangzhou. “It was a great opportunity to see a country instead of 3 in the airport during the layover (中转),” Onbashi said. After Onbashi and her husband arrived in Guangzhou, they had 4 first surprise: the Guangzhou subway app. The last time she visited Guangzhou, there was no such app. She had to look at maps to find out her way. “[The app] was super user-friendly. We had no trouble traveling by subway,” said Onbashi. “Sometimes we got confused (困惑的) about which exit (出口) to take. There were always friendly workers ready to help, even if they didn’t 5 much English.” While walking on Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street (上下九步行街) at night, Onbashi was surprised by 6 modern the city has become. “It felt like being in the future with all the electronic (电子的) shop signs and electric cars everywhere,” she said. Years back, electric cars were a rare (稀奇的) sight on the road. “I felt completely safe, even though it was late at night,” Onbashi added. She also saw many local girls walking alone, confirming (证实) her thoughts. “It was a wonderful atmosphere (氛围)!” Welcomed by this sense of 7 , she spent lots of time trying different kinds of night market food. Onbashi described her trip as “smooth (顺利) and easy”. “China is 8 great place to explore (探索),” she said. She believes 9 some people are still unsure about traveling to China because they don’t know what the real China looks like. This may be 10 the foreign media (媒体) is not showing the full picture. Onbashi is already planning her next trip to visit other Chinese cities. “I’ll get to experience more of this beautiful country soon!” ( )1. A. returns B. returned C. has returned ( )2. A. in B. at C. from ( )3. A. sitting B. sit C. to sit ( )4. A. them B. they C. their ( )5. A. say B. speak C. tell ( )6. A. what B. what a C. how ( )7. A. safety B. safe C. safely ( )8. A. the B. a C. an ( )9. A. that B. what C. when ( )10. A. if B. because C. but 短文填空 Living life to the fullest other health who month think a spend another skill both take in You may have set many long-term goals in life. But have you ever 1 of giving a specific (具体的) theme to every month of the year to guide your efforts (努力)? This idea of setting up monthly life themes has become 2 trend. The theme can be a hobby, a 3 or any area of interest. Once the theme is chosen, people 4 their free time throughout the month doing it.  “Creating monthly themes saves me from the boredom (无聊) of office work or just ‘lying flat (躺平)’ at home,” said a blogger on Xiaohongshu surnamed (姓) Liu, who’s 5 her early 30s. As an introverted (不爱交际的) person, Liu did a “communication month”. She learned social skills and built closer relationships with 6 people by making more phone calls or face-to-face conversations.  Liu’s passion (热情) for setting monthly themes is shared by Yuan Zi, a 28-year-old girl 7 discovered that her busy life made her forget many of her yearly goals. By setting different plans for each 8 , Yuan said this lifestyle keeps her motivated (充满热情的). And it allows her to try whatever she wants, such as impromptu (即兴的) travel and 9 eating.  10 Liu and Yuan are open-minded in the way they go about this. They’ll give up themes that they dislike after trying and may turn those they find interesting into long-term hobbies. 1_________ 2___________ 3___________ 4____________ 5____________ 6_________ 7___________ 8___________ 9____________ 10___________ 回答问题 Amazed by the possibilities “Chinese food drove me to visit China,” said Koh Jun-ho, a 24-year-old from South Korea, who visited China in June. However, after arriving, he found much more than just good food. Before his trip, Koh checked the Chinese Visa Application Service Center website and found the 144-hour visa-free transit policy. He was happy that, as a South Korean, he could benefit from the policy. Koh visited Shanghai and Hangzhou with his Chinese girlfriend. “We experienced bars (酒吧), foot massages (按摩), KTV, boating, bike riding and more,” said Koh. “To me, China is so convenient!” He downloaded (下载) Xiecheng, Meituan, Alipay and Dianping apps to his phone before his trip. “Using my phone, I paid for everything, including train tickets, and scanned QR codes (扫描二维码) to take the subway or bus. You can travel in China with just a phone, without needing cash (现金) or visiting ticket offices,” he said. While back in his country, people usually need to use cash or a card to buy tickets right at the ticket office.  The bike lanes (车道) also impressed (给......留下深刻印象) him. “In South Korea, the bike lane is on the sidewalk,” Koh explained. “In China, it is between the car lanes and the sidewalk. It makes me feel safe and free. Riding next to the cars makes me feel like I’m also driving.” 阅读上面短文,回答下列问题: 1. How old is Koh Jun-ho? __________________________________________________________ 2. Where does Koh come from? _________________________________________________________ 3. Who did Koh visit Shanghai with? __________________________________________________________ 4. What apps did Koh download to his phone before his trip to China?? _________________________________________________________ 5. How do people usually buy tickets in Koh’s country? _________________________________________________________ 答案 语法选择答案：1-5 BCACB 6 - 10 CABAB 短文填空答案：1. thought 2.a 3. skill 4. spend 5. in 6. other 7. who 8. month 9. healthy 10. Both 回答问题答案： 1. He is 24 years old. 2. South Korea. 3. His Chinese girlfriend. 4. Xiecheng, Meituan, Alipay and Dianping apps. 5. They usually need to use cash or a card to buy tickets right at the ticket office. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$