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英语
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第一部分 教材主题语篇练
九年级(全) Units 3~4
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Ⅰ.完形填空
The roller coaster(过山车) is a scary thing in most amusement
parks. My friends used to think so. Now, they have . .1. . that riding the
roller coaster is a challenging but very interesting thing.
Recently I went to Qicai Yunnan Happy World with my . .2. .. The
roller coasters in this amusement park were exciting, but my friends
just . .3. . to ride them. “It’s scary. I can’t do it,” said one of my friends.
“. .4. . we all need to push ourselves!” I encouraged them. At last, we
decided to try the Snow Eagle Wide-wing Roller Coaster first.
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When the roller coaster slowly started moving, my friends were
too . .5. . to open their eyes. They . .6. . sat in the seat. I told them
shouting could help make them more relaxed and overcome their fear. So
they just yelled (喊叫) the whole time during the ride! After . .7. . the
roller coaster, my friend Tina said it was not scary anymore. She thought
it was exciting and fun.
We tried some other roller coasters, too. We were no longer afraid
and were even looking forward . .8. . them. My most timid (胆小的)
friend Grace, opened her eyes, and she felt totally fine.
Sometimes, our . .9. . enemy is nobody but ourselves. When you think
something is scary, why not have a . .10. . first? Perhaps you’ll find what
you were scared of before is nothing.
1.( ) A. realized B. doubted C. forgotten D. seen
2.( ) A. sisters B. teachers C. friends D. brothers
3.( ) A. promised B. planned C. refused D. expected
4.( ) A. Or B. And C. So D. But
5.( ) A. angry B. nervous C. upset D. happy
6.( ) A. proudly B. madly C. quietly D. luckily
7.( ) A. getting off B. taking off
C. turning off D. putting off
8.( ) A. at B. of C. in D. to
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9.( ) A. best B. oldest C. smallest D. biggest
10.( ) A. problem B. try C. rest D. method
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Ⅱ.选择型阅读理解
When you are in a new place or trying to find your way around,
it’s important to know how to ask for directions. It can help you get to
your destination(目的地) faster and avoid getting lost. However, many
ESL(English as a Second Language) learners may find it challenging to
ask for directions in English. ▲ This text will help.
The first and most important step is to start the conversation politely.
When you ask for directions, the way you make your request can make
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a difference to the reply you receive. Using polite expressions shows
respect for the person you’re asking. This makes him or her more likely
to help you.
Once you’ve started the conversation, you’d better ask for directions
by using simple sentences. Here are some useful English expressions for
you.
◆Could you please tell me the way to the bookshop?
◆Excuse me. Can you give me directions to this house?
◆What’s the best way to reach Donald Street?
When receiving directions, it’s important to make sure that you’ve
understood them correctly. You can repeat what the person has said, ask
him to repeat certain details or ask for further explanations. This not only
shows that you’ve been listening carefully but also provides a chance to
correct any misunderstandings(误解). Here are some expressions to
help you, too.
◆Let me make sure I understood correctly; I should turn left, is
that right?
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◆Did you say I need to turn left at the Central Park?
◆Would it be possible for you to write down the directions for me?
Finally, when you have the information you need, don’t forget to
thank the person.
1.新考法·句子还原Which of the following can be put in the “▲”?___
A. Don’t worry.
B. Please give me some advice.
C. Let’s go to ask the teacher now.
D. It’s not important.
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2.What does the writer think of being polite?___
A. Easy. B. Possible. C. Common. D. Necessary.
3.新考法·细节多选What can you do to increase your chances of getting
useful information?___
a. Talk loudly. b. Ask politely.
c. Use simple sentences. d. Learn carefully.
A. a,b B. b,c C. a,d D. c,d
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4.Why does the writer advise that we repeat what we’ve heard?___
A. To make sure we don’t get it wrong.
B. To correct the mistakes of others.
C. To let others serve us better.
D. To ask for more details.
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5.What does the text mainly talk about?___
A. Ways to avoid getting lost.
B. Reasons for improving your English.
C. Ways to ask for directions in English.
D. Steps for proper use of polite expressions.
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Ⅲ.七选五还原型阅读理解
Many people, especially parents
with their children, visit zoos for
pleasure. It’s interesting to see
different animals from different parts
of the world up close, but safety
comes first. 1.___
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A. Read by yourself.
B. Do not feed animals.
C. Let the animals stay quiet.
D. Wait your turn to see what’s
going on!
E. Zoos can be risky if you don’t
follow the rules.
F. Here are some tips on how to
act properly in a zoo.
G. Plan your way around the zoo
by using the guidebook.
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Be careful and follow the rules.
2.___ Do not climb over fences
(围栏). Don’t try to touch
animals unless a keeper says it’s
okay. And don’t try to take photos
of yourself or your children with
the animals from anywhere other
than behind the fences.
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A. Read by yourself.
B. Do not feed animals.
C. Let the animals stay quiet.
D. Wait your turn to see what’s
going on!
E. Zoos can be risky if you don’t
follow the rules.
F. Here are some tips on how to
act properly in a zoo.
G. Plan your way around the zoo
by using the guidebook.
Use a guidebook to plan your
way around the zoo. If there are
shows you don’t want to miss, visit
them first. 3.___ So you don’t have
to rush around.
4.___ Wait your turn, and
others will step back when they’ve
seen what they want to.
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A. Read by yourself.
B. Do not feed animals.
C. Let the animals stay quiet.
D. Wait your turn to see what’s
going on!
E. Zoos can be risky if you don’t
follow the rules.
F. Here are some tips on how to
act properly in a zoo.
G. Plan your way around the zoo
by using the guidebook.
Everyone has paid the same money
for tickets so everyone has right to
look at everything as long as they
like.
Don’t ask the zoo keepers
unnecessary questions. Information
about animals is usually provided
beside their fences. 5.___ Of course,
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A. Read by yourself.
B. Do not feed animals.
C. Let the animals stay quiet.
D. Wait your turn to see what’s
going on!
E. Zoos can be risky if you don’t
follow the rules.
F. Here are some tips on how to
act properly in a zoo.
G. Plan your way around the zoo
by using the guidebook.
if the zoo keepers are not busy,
they usually love to talk about their
animals and welcome questions
especially from kids.
A. Read by yourself.
B. Do not feed animals.
C. Let the animals stay quiet.
D. Wait your turn to see what’s
going on!
E. Zoos can be risky if you don’t
follow the rules.
F. Here are some tips on how to
act properly in a zoo.
G. Plan your way around the zoo
by using the guidebook.
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