Unit 3 Safety 阅读素养提升练-【绿卡初中创新题】2025-2026学年九年级上册英语习题课件(冀教版)河北专版

Unit 3　 Safety 阅读素养提升练 1 一、完形填空。 　　Fireworks（烟花） are exciting—but DANGEROUS! To reduce the risks of a firework show, adults need to know some 1 rules, and so do the children who are watching. There are some basic rules to follow. 　　Make sure you are buying fireworks from stores with the legal（合法的） 2 . Do not forget to 3 your children about the danger of fireworks and give them a phone number to call in case of a 4 accident, along with the address of your firework show. Fill a bottle with water and have a fire extinguisher on hand to avoid fire accidents. 二 三 四 一 五 　　 5 allow your children to light the fireworks. This should be done only by an adult. Manage（设法做到） to make all children 6 the fireworks and have them remain there until the show is over. Make sure that the direction of fireworks is 7 to the sky and not to the side. To keep safe, it is important that the fireworks are never thrown or held in a person’s hands while being lit. Besides that, fireworks are so 8 that you may want to place earmuffs（耳罩） on young children. 　　When the firework show is over, there will be a lot of firework pieces to pick up. If there are any fireworks that do not light properly, 9 at least fifteen minutes before you get close. Place the bad fireworks and the waste pieces into water. This 二 三 四 一 五 will make sure that none of them will relight. Put all unused fireworks and lighters far out of the reach of children 10 they can’t try to light them. Remember that safety comes first! 1. A. health B. travel C. spirit D. safety 2. A. letter B. information C. license D. notice 3. A. educate B. imagine C. pass D. provide 4. A. sudden B. slow C. normal D. final 5. A. Always B. Never C. Often D. Usually D C A A B 二 三 四 一 五 6. A. get close to B. stay away from C. stand in front of D. stand next to 7. A. straight B. near C. close D. far 8. A. dangerous B. terrible C. beautiful D. loud 9. A. light B. expect C. wait D. prepare 10. A. if B. because C. so D. although B A D C C 二 三 四 一 五 　　CPR saves lives—but not as many as it should because too few people know how to perform it. When people experience heart attacks 11. ________ public or at home, there often isn’t anyone around who knows how to help. With each passing minute, the chances of surviving a heart attack go 12. ________. In fact, only about one in ten patients 13. ________（live） after cardiac arrest（心脏骤停）. 　　Cindy Huang is one of the lucky ones. She was nearing the finish line of a 10-mile run when she 14. ________（sudden） fell from a heart attack. The only reason she survived was that bystanders（旁观者） knew CPR and immediately performed it on 15. ________（she）. 二、短文填空。 in down lives suddenly her 二 三 四 一 五 6 　　It took them just eight minutes 16. ________（bring） her back. Huang was then taken to a local hospital, and three months later, she was fully 17. _________（recover） and back at work. “I keep 18. ________（think） how lucky I was to have received immediate bystander CPR,” she said. 　　One of those bystanders got the CPR 19. ________（train） in medical school. “I’m an ICU doctor. I 20. _________（save） hundreds of patients in practice, but this is the 21. ________（one） time outside the hospital,” he said. “This has affected me more than any other time I’ve helped someone come back to life.” to bring recovered thinking training have saved first 二 三 四 一 五 　　“We know that bystander CPR can double or even triple someone’s chance of 22. ________（survive）,” said another doctor. “Bystander CPR is a hands-only skill that everyone should learn. In just a minute 23. ________ two, people can quickly learn how to save a life. They don’t have to blow into 24. ________ person’s mouth. All they have to do is push hard and fast in the centre of the chest（胸部）. And, of course, call an ambulance. We need more people to understand that CPR isn’t just for 25. ________（doctor）. Everyone can do it, and it really matters!” survival or the doctors 二 三 四 一 五 　　The carrot knife is a fun, plastic toy, designed（设计） in the shape of a carrot. It has quickly attracted（吸引） the attention of young people in just under a month. Many online traders have sold 100 000 of these toys every month. 　　The toy was the invention of a college student who had a part-time job in 3D printing. It was just one of his many works. But suddenly, it became popular on a short video app. All kinds of videos about how to play a carrot knife interested children, teenagers or even college students. 　Experts are worried about the toy’s potential（潜在的） relation with violent 三、阅读理解。 二 三 四 一 五 9 （暴力的） behaviour, while many internet users think the carrot knife isn’t sharp so it won’t bring danger to the people who play with it. But in fact, the carrot knife is quite similar to a spring-action knife（弹簧刀） which is dangerous enough to kill someone. 　　The worry doesn’t pay too much attention to any immediate danger caused by the carrot knife. Many parents have received notices from schools, expressing worries about the potential risks of the carrot knife and its influence on children’s behaviour towards violence. Schools strongly e... parents not to buy these toys. If they have already been bought, they can’t be brought to school. 二 三 四 一 五 10 　　The carrot knife controversy（争议） serves as a reminder of the balance between playthings and safety. Although it’s important to encourage children to enjoy themselves, we must take action to keep them healthy in both body and mind. 26. Why are the carrot knives popular？ A. Because they could be used widely. B. Because all kinds of videos of carrot knives on a short video app interested young people. C. Because of their similar shape of a spring-action knife. D. Because they could make people violent. B 二 三 四 一 五 27. Which of the following is TRUE？ A. The inventor of the carrot knife is a college student. B. Many online traders sold 10 000 carrot knives every month. C. Carrot knives interest people of all ages. D. Experts think the carrot knife is safe. 28.［新考法·单词还原］What is the proper word in the sentence “Schools strongly e... parents not to buy these toys”？ A. Expect. B. Excuse. C. Explain. D. Educate‌. A A 二 三 四 一 五 24. What can we infer from the text？ A. The carrot knife will become more and more popular. B. Parents will never buy the carrot knife for their children. C. The carrot knife is bad for children at once. D. Parents and schools will continue to educate children to balance playthings and safety. 25. What’s the text mainly about？ A. How to use the carrot knife. B. Students like the carrot knife. C. Why the carrot knife becomes popular. D. The controversy about the carrot knife. D D 二 三 四 一 五 　　When a disaster happens, you might find yourself without water, gas or electricity. You might even need to leave your home right away. So you are supposed to plan for bad situations before the disaster comes. Here are some suggestions. 　　First, have a family meeting. Plan a way to get your family members together if you can’t find each other after the disaster. Choose two places for everyone to go to if it isn’t safe to return home. The first should be near your house. You can go there in an emergency（紧急情况） like a fire. The second should be outside your neighbourhood. 四、阅读表达。 二 三 四 一 五 14 　　Next, choose a person outside your area who can help your family get in touch with each other. After a disaster, it is often easier to communicate over a long-distance call than a local one. The person can pass messages between your family members. 　　Then, get a family disaster kit（灾难应急包） ready. It should include things your family needs, such as bread, water and things like that. The kit can help you survive at least for three days. Put everything in a bag so you can carry it if you leave in a hurry. When doing it, remember that different people have different needs. Include special things necessary for the elderly or young members of your family. 二 三 四 一 五 15 　　Finally, practice your emergency plan, and update（更新） it as necessary. 　　You may not be able to stop disasters, but with a little planning you can be helped. 31. What might we need to do when a disaster happens？ _____________________________________________________________________ 32. What should we do when it isn’t safe to return home in an emergency？ _____________________________________________________________________ 33. Why does the writer suggest choosing a person outside our area？ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ We might need to leave our home right away. We should choose two places for everyone to go. Because after a disaster, it is often easier to communicate over a long-distance call than a local one. 二 三 四 一 五 34. What should we pay attention to when we prepare a family disaster kit？（写出一个答案即可） _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ 35. How many suggestions on coping with（应对） disasters does the writer give？Give another suggestion.（答案须与文中建议不同） _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ We should remember that different people have different needs./Include special things necessary for the elderly or young members. Four. Keep an eye out for warnings and reminders sent by the government./Know the environment such as the safe areas of our home, office, or school./... 二 三 四 一 五 （A son and his father are discussing what to do when accidents like earthquakes happen.） A: Dad, we are learning about safety this week. May I ask you some questions？ B: 36. _________________________________________________ What are your questions？ A: OK. My first question is: Do earthquakes often happen in our area？ B: 37. ____________________________________ So we are quite safe in this area. A: 38. ____________________________________________ 五、补全对话。 Of course./No problem./Yes, you may./Sure, go ahead./... No, they don’t./No, not very often./No./... Can we take a lift （during an earthquake）？/... 二 三 四 一 五 B: No, we can’t! It’s dangerous to take the lift during an earthquake. We must take the stairs（楼梯）. A: I see. If we are outside when an earthquake happens, 39. ___________________________________ B: Well, we can go to an open area. Remember to stay away from trees and tall buildings. A: All right, I’ve taken it down. I think we teenagers should know about how to protect ourselves when accidents happen. where can we go？/what can we do？/... 二 三 四 一 五 B: 40. _________________________________________________________________ I’ll buy some books on safety for you. You can share them with your friends. A: Thanks, Dad. 　　　I agree./I think so./Quite right./You’re right./You have a point./I take your point./... 二 三 四 一 五 21 $$