Units1-2阅读提升训练 2025-2026学年译林版九年级（2012）九年级英语上册

Units1-2阅读提升训练 一、完形填空 Shakespeare’s plays are among the best—loved classics in the English language. They include humor and deep emotion (情感) —sometimes all in a single play. The thing that makes his plays stand out is their ___1___. Shakespeare had a way of expressing different feelings and ideas in deeply moving words. The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, a charity that cares for historical places related (相关) to Shakespeare’s life, provides ___2___ resources about this great writer for school kids. It holds a ___3___ event called Shakespeare Week to celebrate the great writer. Last year’s Shakespeare Week included activities like ___4___ a poster and putting on a play. This year, it focused on (聚焦于) female characters. Children around the world study Shakespeare and his works in school, ___5___ mainly for exams. For many modern English speakers, Shakespeare’s 16th—century writing can be difficult. The ___6___ of Shakespeare Week is to give children a better experience with Shakespeare, starting at a young age. In the last few years during Shakespeare Week, one of the best activities has been the Great Shakespeare Book Hunt. Each school receives a free children’s Shakespeare book. On the first day of Shakespeare Week, these books are hidden ___7___ in the community. Children are encouraged to ___8___ the books in places such as a supermarket or a park bench. Those who find a book are given ___9___ to read it first and then put it in a new place for someone else to find. ___10___ the Shakespeare Week activities and events, children get to experience works of art. Organizers hope this will make a difference to their lives and encourage their love of Shakespeare for years to come. 1. A. characters B. language C. stories D. style 2. A. natural B. central C. educational D. environmental 3. A. yearly B. monthly C. weekly D. Daily 4. A. dividing B. developing C. directing D. designing 5. A. but B. or C. as D. since 6. A. problem B. result C. cause D. purpose 7. A. anywhere B. somewhere C. nowhere D. everywhere 8. A. look at B. look into C. look for D. look after 9. A. instructions B. attention C. conclusions D. donation 10. A. Without B. Through C. Except D. Before 【答案】1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. A 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. A 10. B 二、阅读理解 A Scenic Spots in Pinggu Jinhai Lake is one of the biggest lakes in Northern China. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides. You can ride around the lake or take a yacht on the lake. Camping on the lawn is a good choice. You can get an overlook if you take a helicopter there. B Pinggu International Hiking Road is 23 kilometers long. Along it, mountain flowers are in full bloom, trees make pleasant shades, the air is fresh. Well-marked paths, safety facilities and resting areas mean it can be visited alone or with families. C Tianyun Mountain is a best place to enjoy the beauty of nature. It is called “ Northern Zhangjiajie”. The towering mountain stands like a column (柱子). You can experience the glass bridge, across the peaks on both sides. D Pinggu Peach Blossom Festival has come. It is time to enjoy peach flowers here. Located on both sides of Misan Road and Cuixing Road, it’s well known as “the sea of peach blossoms” at home and abroad. It attracts many people to take pictures of it. ___1___ I am a fan of hiking. I can get close to nature while walking. ___2____ I want to have a good view of lake and experience some exciting projects. ____3____ Wang Fang I’d like to enjoy a large area of peach flowers. 【答案】1. B 2. A 3. D B Why do our kids waste so much time on social media (社交媒体)? As a father, I have been thinking a lot about it. Maybe it’s because they’re not all bad. Social media can be harmful to kids, but it can also do a lot of good——if we teach them to use it wisely. Community ②Social media may be the only best way to connect with family and friends who you can’t see often. With social media, there’s a chance for your kids to learn about what’s happening in their lives. It can also be a supplement (补充) to face-to-face communications. What’s more, social media allows your kids to meet other people across the world who share a common hobby. Personal Expression ③All kids want to be able to express themselves. For example, they may want to dress themselves, pick out their own shoes, or paint their room a new color. Social media can be a way for your kids to express what’s meaningful to them. What they write, post, or take part in will help you learn what they think is important. ▲ ④Advice and life skills are all over social media, and some things can even go deeper into educational chances. These can cause new interests or lead to a deeper love for things your kids have already been learning. They can even serve as an introduction to some future jobs they’re interested in. 4. The writer leads in the topic by ________. A. listing numbers B. asking a question C. telling a story D. describing a scene 5. We can learn from Para. 2 & 3 that ________. A. most kids can’t see their family and friends often B. all kids want to paint their rooms by themselves C. few kids want to express themselves through social media D. social media can help parents to learn about their kids better 6. The best word to fill in the blank ▲ is “_________”. A. Hobby B. Creativity C. Education D. Independence 7. The passage is mainly written for __________. A. teenagers B. parents C. teachers D. experts 【答案】4. B 5. D 6. C 7. B C For a long time, clothing has been designed and chosen based or gender (性别). However, in recent years, these gender differences have become less clear. According to a May report by Bilibili, views of videos about non-gendered fashion went up by 270 percent in 2023. Most of the viewers were born in or after 1995 — also known as Generation Z. Eric Liu, a fashion blogger in Shanghai, is a fan of non-gendered fashion. He told Jing Daily that he often buys from the women’s bag section because men don’t have many choices for bags. “As a straight man, I don’t feel embarrassed about carrying a bag designed for women because no one has pointed that out,” Liu said. As society has become more open, people can choose from a greater number of styles. Women and men share more similar lifestyles these days, which means they need clothing that goes with their lifestyle. “The wearer and the clothes together tell people who you are.” Jerry Zhang, founder of a Beijing lifestyle marketing company, told CGTN. It’s not your gender that makes you different, but your personality (性格). Zhang added. Clothing can be a good way to show your personality. Yao Qing, a 24-year-old in Hangzhou, is a big fan of sports like skateboarding and skiing. She often wears shirts and jeans. “I feel more myself that way,” Yao told China Daily. Still, fashion expert Shang Tao said we shouldn’t follow others blindly. “The key is to learn about yourself well and the environment around you to choose clothes that make you feel more confident,” he told China Daily. 8. If you were an editor (编辑)，you’d put the above passage in ________ of a newspaper.” A. Business B. Life C. Science D. Health 9. How does the writer show gender differences of clothing styles have become less clear? ①By listing numbers. ②By telling stories. ③By comparing facts. ④By giving examples. A. ①③ B. ①④ C. ②④ D. ③④ 10. From the passage above, we can know that ________. A. people will feel embarrassed when carrying non-gendered bags B. people share similar lifestyles because of similar clothing styles C. people may tell what you are like through your clothing styles D. people can wear the most fashionable clothes to show their confidence 11. What is the purpose of the passage? A. To show us the reason why the non-gendered fashion becomes popular. B. To tell us about the differences between women and men’s clothing styles. C. To ask us to learn more about ourselves by following the non-gendered fashion. D. To give us advice on how to choose fashionable clothes properly. 【答案】BBCA D Traveling makes us feel sick because modern transport tricks the brain into thinking we have been poisoned (中毒), a scientist has said. Being in a car, train, boat or plane makes conflicting (矛盾的) signals in the brain which causes an action similar to something that happens when someone is poisoned. Dr Dean Burnett, from Cardiff University, said the feeling of sickness is caused because the brain thinks the body needs to remove a toxin (毒素) through vomiting (呕吐). But in fact, the “poisoning” effect is caused by the mixed messages—for the muscles, they tell the brain the body is motionless, but for the ears, they got the feeling that the body has some movement. Dr Dean Burnett explained that reading in a car made the feeling of travel sickness worse, because the eyes were focused on a small, motionless space and gave the brain no information to explain that the body was moving. The feeling of sickness could be weakened by looking out of a car window because this showed the brain that movement was taking place. “You can see the passage and movement itself, and that balances the system,” he said. “The brain’s going: ‘Oh, look, things are moving—I must be moving’—and then it calms down the sickness.” Dr Burnett said there was no clear reason why some people experienced carsickness more than others. But he said there were several other aspects of modern life with which the brain had not yet recognized or understood. 12. Why does a person feel sick when traveling in a modern transport according to the writer? A. Because his body was too weak. B. Because he ate something bad. C. Because buses make him feel very excited. D. Because the mixed messages were sent to his brain. 13. What does the underlined word “motionless” mean? A. Pretty active. B. Very large. C. Not moving. D. More clever. 14. Which of the following can help people overcome carsickness? ①Looking out of the window. ②Reading a story on the bus. ③Looking at the movement itself. ④Looking at something quiet. A. ①③ B. ②④ C. ①② D. ③④ 15. What’s the best title of this passage? A. What a Terrible Travel! B. Why Do We Get Carsick? C. How to Keep Balance? D. The Danger of Modern Transport. 【答案】DCAB 三、信息还原 阅读下面材料，请从A—E选项中选出符合第1—4题的正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），并回答第5小题。 __________________1_________________ Wake up, go to school, come home, do homework, restart. You may soon feel sad or tired. With some planning, you can find out what’s wrong and find ways to make life more fun. 2 You need 8—10 hours of sleep every night. Make time for sleep to give yourself a better chance of a good day tomorrow. 3 If you’re taking notes and still find it difficult to work out the questions, then look for ways to get help. Try asking a teacher a question after class. Many teachers love to see that you care and that you’re trying to learn. You can also look for a skilled friend. For example, if you are good at math but struggle with English while your friend is good at English but struggles with math, then you two can help each other. 4 Try looking for a new club or sport at school that you could try. Think about your skills, your favorite things to do, and the things you’ve wished you could try before. Joining clubs also means chances of making new friends. 5 Sometimes, getting through daily routine is a little easier when you know something good is coming. Plan some enjoyable things so that you know there’s something to look forward to. You can try planning a weekly movie night after the school week or an outing with a friend or family member at weekends. A. Try a new activity if you’re bored. B. Quit an activity or two if you’re much too busy. C. Make enjoyable plans so that you have something to look forward to. D. Fix your sleep time if you’re feeling tired in the daytime. E. Get help if you’re stressed out by schoolwork. G.How to Stop Feeling Down About School Life GDEAC 四、短文填空 Do you believe a disabled person can be an astronaut? John McFall is a ____1____ (英国的) doctor and a Paralympic sprinter (残奥会短跑选手). And he will soon ____2____ (成为) the first disabled person to be an astronaut. When he was 19, McFall was badly ____3____ (受伤) in a motorbike accident. As a result, his right leg had to be removed by doctors. Sadly, McFall had to give up his ____4____ (梦想) of joining the army. He didn’t give up being ____5____ (积极的), though, and he took up running, using his “new” leg. In 2008, he ____6____ (赢得) a bronze medal in the 100-meter sprint at the Paralympic Games in Beijing, China. Last year, McFall applied (申请) to join the European Space Agency (ESA) as trainee astronauts. Then, ____7____ (幸运地), in November, came the ____8____ (新闻) that ESA had chosen McFall to be its first parastronaut. As part of his exciting new role, McFall will take part in a study into how ESA can ____9____ (支持) more people with disabilities to travel into space in the future. “I think the message I would give to the future generations is that ____10____ (科学) is for everyone and space travel, hopefully, can be for everyone.” 【答案】1. British 2. become 3. hurt 4. dream 5. active 6. won 7. luckily 8. news 9. support 10. science 五、阅读表达 阅读并回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过10个词。 Primary and junior high school students now are allowed to stay at school for two hours after school is over. Students can enjoy their hobbies. They can also take part in other after-school activities. This is one of the key measures (措施) of the “double reduction” policy (“双减”政策) across the country. The policy tries to reduce students’ stress caused by too much homework and off-campus training. When students leave school, they can see their parents, instead of their grandparents, waiting outside to pick them up. Students are happy about it, and so are their parents. “It’s good that I can come to pick up my son,” said Mrs Wang, a mother of a second grader. “I’ve bought extra exercise books for him to do since he has no homework now. I still need to know how well he has learned.” The changes also mean that students can choose to do their homework at school after school is over. “We have a reading course after classes end at 4 pm,” said Zhang Zirui, a primary school student. “Then we do our homework at school. I don’t have to do homework when I go back home.” Lan Lan, a student at a junior high school, has less homework now. “The teacher has cut out the repetitive (重复的) contents in the homework, which I welcome a lot,” she said, “and there are lots of afterschool activities for us to take part in. It’s great.” Mr Wang, a father of a junior high school student, said the measures showed the government’s great efforts to lighten the burden (负担) on schools, parents and students. 1. What’s the purpose of the “double reduction” policy? ____________________________________________________ 2. Who can pick up students after school now? ___________________________________________________ 3. Why did Mrs Wang buy extra exercise books for her son? _____________________________________________________ 4 What does Zhang Zirui do after classes are over? _____________________________________________________ 5. What do you think of the new policy? _____________________________________________________ 【答案】1. To reduce students’ stress. 2. The students’ parents. 3. To know how well he has learned./Because she wonders how well he has learned. 4. He has a reading course and does homework. 5Good/Wonderful/Not bad/Bad. 第1页/共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ Units1-2阅读提升训练 一、完形填空 Shakespeare’s plays are among the best—loved classics in the English language. They include humor and deep emotion (情感) —sometimes all in a single play. The thing that makes his plays stand out is their ___1___. Shakespeare had a way of expressing different feelings and ideas in deeply moving words. The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, a charity that cares for historical places related (相关) to Shakespeare’s life, provides ___2___ resources about this great writer for school kids. It holds a ___3___ event called Shakespeare Week to celebrate the great writer. Last year’s Shakespeare Week included activities like ___4___ a poster and putting on a play. This year, it focused on (聚焦于) female characters. Children around the world study Shakespeare and his works in school, ___5___ mainly for exams. For many modern English speakers, Shakespeare’s 16th—century writing can be difficult. The ___6___ of Shakespeare Week is to give children a better experience with Shakespeare, starting at a young age. In the last few years during Shakespeare Week, one of the best activities has been the Great Shakespeare Book Hunt. Each school receives a free children’s Shakespeare book. On the first day of Shakespeare Week, these books are hidden ___7___ in the community. Children are encouraged to ___8___ the books in places such as a supermarket or a park bench. Those who find a book are given ___9___ to read it first and then put it in a new place for someone else to find. ___10___ the Shakespeare Week activities and events, children get to experience works of art. Organizers hope this will make a difference to their lives and encourage their love of Shakespeare for years to come. 1. A. characters B. language C. stories D. style 2. A. natural B. central C. educational D. environmental 3. A. yearly B. monthly C. weekly D. Daily 4. A. dividing B. developing C. directing D. designing 5. A. but B. or C. as D. since 6. A. problem B. result C. cause D. purpose 7. A. anywhere B. somewhere C. nowhere D. everywhere 8. A. look at B. look into C. look for D. look after 9. A. instructions B. attention C. conclusions D. donation 10. A. Without B. Through C. Except D. Before 二、阅读理解 A Scenic Spots in Pinggu Jinhai Lake is one of the biggest lakes in Northern China. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides. You can ride around the lake or take a yacht on the lake. Camping on the lawn is a good choice. You can get an overlook if you take a helicopter there. B Pinggu International Hiking Road is 23 kilometers long. Along it, mountain flowers are in full bloom, trees make pleasant shades, the air is fresh. Well-marked paths, safety facilities and resting areas mean it can be visited alone or with families. C Tianyun Mountain is a best place to enjoy the beauty of nature. It is called “ Northern Zhangjiajie”. The towering mountain stands like a column (柱子). You can experience the glass bridge, across the peaks on both sides. D Pinggu Peach Blossom Festival has come. It is time to enjoy peach flowers here. Located on both sides of Misan Road and Cuixing Road, it’s well known as “the sea of peach blossoms” at home and abroad. It attracts many people to take pictures of it. ___1___ I am a fan of hiking. I can get close to nature while walking. ___2____ I want to have a good view of lake and experience some exciting projects. ____3____ Wang Fang I’d like to enjoy a large area of peach flowers. B Why do our kids waste so much time on social media (社交媒体)? As a father, I have been thinking a lot about it. Maybe it’s because they’re not all bad. Social media can be harmful to kids, but it can also do a lot of good——if we teach them to use it wisely. Community ②Social media may be the only best way to connect with family and friends who you can’t see often. With social media, there’s a chance for your kids to learn about what’s happening in their lives. It can also be a supplement (补充) to face-to-face communications. What’s more, social media allows your kids to meet other people across the world who share a common hobby. Personal Expression ③All kids want to be able to express themselves. For example, they may want to dress themselves, pick out their own shoes, or paint their room a new color. Social media can be a way for your kids to express what’s meaningful to them. What they write, post, or take part in will help you learn what they think is important. ▲ ④Advice and life skills are all over social media, and some things can even go deeper into educational chances. These can cause new interests or lead to a deeper love for things your kids have already been learning. They can even serve as an introduction to some future jobs they’re interested in. 4. The writer leads in the topic by ________. A. listing numbers B. asking a question C. telling a story D. describing a scene 5. We can learn from Para. 2 & 3 that ________. A. most kids can’t see their family and friends often B. all kids want to paint their rooms by themselves C. few kids want to express themselves through social media D. social media can help parents to learn about their kids better 6. The best word to fill in the blank ▲ is “_________”. A. Hobby B. Creativity C. Education D. Independence 7. The passage is mainly written for __________. A. teenagers B. parents C. teachers D. experts C For a long time, clothing has been designed and chosen based or gender (性别). However, in recent years, these gender differences have become less clear. According to a May report by Bilibili, views of videos about non-gendered fashion went up by 270 percent in 2023. Most of the viewers were born in or after 1995 — also known as Generation Z. Eric Liu, a fashion blogger in Shanghai, is a fan of non-gendered fashion. He told Jing Daily that he often buys from the women’s bag section because men don’t have many choices for bags. “As a straight man, I don’t feel embarrassed about carrying a bag designed for women because no one has pointed that out,” Liu said. As society has become more open, people can choose from a greater number of styles. Women and men share more similar lifestyles these days, which means they need clothing that goes with their lifestyle. “The wearer and the clothes together tell people who you are.” Jerry Zhang, founder of a Beijing lifestyle marketing company, told CGTN. It’s not your gender that makes you different, but your personality (性格). Zhang added. Clothing can be a good way to show your personality. Yao Qing, a 24-year-old in Hangzhou, is a big fan of sports like skateboarding and skiing. She often wears shirts and jeans. “I feel more myself that way,” Yao told China Daily. Still, fashion expert Shang Tao said we shouldn’t follow others blindly. “The key is to learn about yourself well and the environment around you to choose clothes that make you feel more confident,” he told China Daily. 8. If you were an editor (编辑)，you’d put the above passage in ________ of a newspaper.” A. Business B. Life C. Science D. Health 9. How does the writer show gender differences of clothing styles have become less clear? ①By listing numbers. ②By telling stories. ③By comparing facts. ④By giving examples. A. ①③ B. ①④ C. ②④ D. ③④ 10. From the passage above, we can know that ________. A. people will feel embarrassed when carrying non-gendered bags B. people share similar lifestyles because of similar clothing styles C. people may tell what you are like through your clothing styles D. people can wear the most fashionable clothes to show their confidence 11. What is the purpose of the passage? A. To show us the reason why the non-gendered fashion becomes popular. B. To tell us about the differences between women and men’s clothing styles. C. To ask us to learn more about ourselves by following the non-gendered fashion. D. To give us advice on how to choose fashionable clothes properly. D Traveling makes us feel sick because modern transport tricks the brain into thinking we have been poisoned (中毒), a scientist has said. Being in a car, train, boat or plane makes conflicting (矛盾的) signals in the brain which causes an action similar to something that happens when someone is poisoned. Dr Dean Burnett, from Cardiff University, said the feeling of sickness is caused because the brain thinks the body needs to remove a toxin (毒素) through vomiting (呕吐). But in fact, the “poisoning” effect is caused by the mixed messages—for the muscles, they tell the brain the body is motionless, but for the ears, they got the feeling that the body has some movement. Dr Dean Burnett explained that reading in a car made the feeling of travel sickness worse, because the eyes were focused on a small, motionless space and gave the brain no information to explain that the body was moving. The feeling of sickness could be weakened by looking out of a car window because this showed the brain that movement was taking place. “You can see the passage and movement itself, and that balances the system,” he said. “The brain’s going: ‘Oh, look, things are moving—I must be moving’—and then it calms down the sickness.” Dr Burnett said there was no clear reason why some people experienced carsickness more than others. But he said there were several other aspects of modern life with which the brain had not yet recognized or understood. 12. Why does a person feel sick when traveling in a modern transport according to the writer? A. Because his body was too weak. B. Because he ate something bad. C. Because buses make him feel very excited. D. Because the mixed messages were sent to his brain. 13. What does the underlined word “motionless” mean? A. Pretty active. B. Very large. C. Not moving. D. More clever. 14. Which of the following can help people overcome carsickness? ①Looking out of the window. ②Reading a story on the bus. ③Looking at the movement itself. ④Looking at something quiet. A. ①③ B. ②④ C. ①② D. ③④ 15. What’s the best title of this passage? A. What a Terrible Travel! B. Why Do We Get Carsick? C. How to Keep Balance? D. The Danger of Modern Transport. 三、信息还原 阅读下面材料，请从A—E选项中选出符合第1—4题的正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），并回答第5小题。 __________________1_________________ Wake up, go to school, come home, do homework, restart. You may soon feel sad or tired. With some planning, you can find out what’s wrong and find ways to make life more fun. 2 You need 8—10 hours of sleep every night. Make time for sleep to give yourself a better chance of a good day tomorrow. 3 If you’re taking notes and still find it difficult to work out the questions, then look for ways to get help. Try asking a teacher a question after class. Many teachers love to see that you care and that you’re trying to learn. You can also look for a skilled friend. For example, if you are good at math but struggle with English while your friend is good at English but struggles with math, then you two can help each other. 4 Try looking for a new club or sport at school that you could try. Think about your skills, your favorite things to do, and the things you’ve wished you could try before. Joining clubs also means chances of making new friends. 5 Sometimes, getting through daily routine is a little easier when you know something good is coming. Plan some enjoyable things so that you know there’s something to look forward to. You can try planning a weekly movie night after the school week or an outing with a friend or family member at weekends. A. Try a new activity if you’re bored. B. Quit an activity or two if you’re much too busy. C. Make enjoyable plans so that you have something to look forward to. D. Fix your sleep time if you’re feeling tired in the daytime. E. Get help if you’re stressed out by schoolwork. G.How to Stop Feeling Down About School Life 四、短文填空 Do you believe a disabled person can be an astronaut? John McFall is a ____1____ (英国的) doctor and a Paralympic sprinter (残奥会短跑选手). And he will soon ____2____ (成为) the first disabled person to be an astronaut. When he was 19, McFall was badly ____3____ (受伤) in a motorbike accident. As a result, his right leg had to be removed by doctors. Sadly, McFall had to give up his ____4____ (梦想) of joining the army. He didn’t give up being ____5____ (积极的), though, and he took up running, using his “new” leg. In 2008, he ____6____ (赢得) a bronze medal in the 100-meter sprint at the Paralympic Games in Beijing, China. Last year, McFall applied (申请) to join the European Space Agency (ESA) as trainee astronauts. Then, ____7____ (幸运地), in November, came the ____8____ (新闻) that ESA had chosen McFall to be its first parastronaut. As part of his exciting new role, McFall will take part in a study into how ESA can ____9____ (支持) more people with disabilities to travel into space in the future. “I think the message I would give to the future generations is that ____10____ (科学) is for everyone and space travel, hopefully, can be for everyone.” 五、阅读表达 阅读并回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过10个词。 Primary and junior high school students now are allowed to stay at school for two hours after school is over. Students can enjoy their hobbies. They can also take part in other after-school activities. This is one of the key measures (措施) of the “double reduction” policy (“双减”政策) across the country. The policy tries to reduce students’ stress caused by too much homework and off-campus training. When students leave school, they can see their parents, instead of their grandparents, waiting outside to pick them up. Students are happy about it, and so are their parents. “It’s good that I can come to pick up my son,” said Mrs Wang, a mother of a second grader. “I’ve bought extra exercise books for him to do since he has no homework now. I still need to know how well he has learned.” The changes also mean that students can choose to do their homework at school after school is over. “We have a reading course after classes end at 4 pm,” said Zhang Zirui, a primary school student. “Then we do our homework at school. I don’t have to do homework when I go back home.” Lan Lan, a student at a junior high school, has less homework now. “The teacher has cut out the repetitive (重复的) contents in the homework, which I welcome a lot,” she said, “and there are lots of afterschool activities for us to take part in. It’s great.” Mr Wang, a father of a junior high school student, said the measures showed the government’s great efforts to lighten the burden (负担) on schools, parents and students. 1. What’s the purpose of the “double reduction” policy? ____________________________________________________ 2. Who can pick up students after school now? ___________________________________________________ 3. Why did Mrs Wang buy extra exercise books for her son? _____________________________________________________ 4 What does Zhang Zirui do after classes are over? _____________________________________________________ 5. What do you think of the new policy? _____________________________________________________ 第1页/共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$