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英语(外研版)九年级上
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一、
阅读理解。(共15小题,每小题2分,满分30分)
A[传统文化]
元宵节
The
Lantern
Festival
fals
on
the
15th
day
of
the
first
month
of
the
Chinese
lunar
calendar.
It
is
the
day
with
the
first
ful
moon
in
the
new
year.
Ancient
people
also
caled
it
the
Shangyuan
Festival.
Celebrations
and
traditions
on
this
day
began
in
the
Han
Dynasty
and
became
popular
in
the
Tang
Dynasty.
Watching
the
red
lanterns
is
one
of
the
main
traditions.
Lanterns
of
different
shapes
and
sizes
are
usualy
put
in
trees
or
along
riverbanks
on
show.
It
is
said
that
sky
lanterns
were
first
used
by
Zhuge
Kongming
to
ask
for
help
when
he
was
in
trouble.
Today,
when
the
lanterns
slowly
rise
into
the
air,
people
wil
make
wishes.
Another
tradition
is
guessing
lantern
riddles(灯谜).
The
riddles
are
usualy
short,
a
little
difficult,
and
sometimes
humorous.
The
answer
to
a
riddle
can
be
a
Chinese
character(汉字),
a
famous
persons
name,
or
a
place.
The
most
important
thing
is
to
eat
sweet
dumplings
with
different
tastes.
In
northern
China,
they
are
caled
yuanxiao
while
in
southern
part
theyre
named
tangyuan.
Making
sweet
dumplings
is
like
a
game
or
an
activity.
They
are
usualy
done
happily
by
a
group
of
friends
or
family
members.
In
old
times,
the
Lantern
Festival
was
also
romantic(浪漫的).
Watching
lanterns
gave
young
people
a
chance
to
meet
each
other.
A
line
from
Xin
Qiji,
a
poet
during
the
Song
Dynasty,
shows
this:
“Hundreds
and
thousands
of
times
I
searched
for
her
in
the
crowd.
Suddenly
I
turned,
and
there
she
stood,
in
the
dim(昏暗
的)
light.”
( )1.
创新考法·代词指代
The
underlined
word
“it”
refers
to
“ ”.
A.
the
Han
Dynasty B.
the
Lantern
Festival
C.
the
first
ful
moon D.
the
Chinese
lunar
calendar
( )2.
When
did
celebrations
and
traditions
of
the
Lantern
Festival
start?
A.
In
the
Han
Dynasty. B.
In
the
Tang
Dynasty.
C.
In
the
Song
Dynasty. D.
In
the
Qin
Dynasty.
( )3.
What
were
sky
lanterns
first
used
for
by
Zhuge
Kongming
in
ancient
times?
A.
Making
wishes. B.
Celebrating
birthdays.
C.
Asking
for
help. D.
Having
fun.
( )4.
Which
of
the
folowing
is
NOT
true
according
to
the
passage?
A.
The
sweet
dumplings
have
different
tastes.
B.
The
sweet
dumplings
are
named
yuanxiao
al
over
the
country.
C.
People
enjoy
the
process
of
making
sweet
dumplings.
D.
The
passage
doesnt
tel
us
how
to
make
sweet
dumplings.
( )5.
The
line
in
the
passage
shows
the
Lantern
Festival
was
in
old
times.
A.
boring B.
humorous
C.
romantic D.
interesting
B[传统文化] ★★★
重阳节
The
Chongyang
Festival
fals
on
the
ninth
day
of
the
ninth
lunar
month.
So
it
is
also
caled
the
Double
Ninth
Festival.
To
celebrate
the
festival,
people
usualy
climb
mountains
and
enjoy
chrysanthemums(菊花),
so
the
festival
is
also
known
as
the
Height
Ascending(登高)
Festival
or
the
Chrysanthemum
Festival.
“Jiu”
has
the
similar
pronunciation
of
“forever”
in
Chinese,
so
the
Chinese
government
set
the
day
as
the
Seniors
Day
in
1989.
During
the
Warring
States
Period,
there
was
the
Chongyang
Festival.
But
it
was
only
celebrated
in
the
imperial
palace.
In
the
Han
Dynasty,
it
began
to
be
popular
among
the
common
people.
During
the
Jin
Dynasty,
there
were
customs
of
enjoying
chrysanthemums
and
drinking
wines
on
the
day.
It
was
not
officialy
set
as
a
festival
until
the
Tang
Dynasty.
In
the
Ming
and
Qing
dynasties,
people
in
the
imperial
palace
ate
flower
cakes
and
climbed
the
mountain
to
celebrate.
The
chrysanthemum
means
a
long
life,
so
enjoying
chrysanthemums
and
drinking
chrysanthemum
tea
are
also
popular.
Wearing
zhuyu
is
also
the
tradition
to
avoid
the
bad
as
it
has
special
smels
which
can
repel(驱
除)
insects
and
keep
out
the
cold
air.
Eating
Chongyang
cakes
is
another
tradition
of
the
festival.
There
is
no
fixed
way
of
making
the
cake.
But
the
one
with
nine
layers(层)
with
two
sheep
on
it
is
the
best.
Two
sheep
mean
Chongyang.
Nine
layers
show
people
can
do
wel
in
everything.
( )6.
How
many
other
names
does
the
Chongyang
Festival
have?
A.
One. B.
Two.
C.
Three. D.
Four.
( )7.
Whats
the
Chinese
meaning
of
the
underlined
word
“officialy”?
A.
民间地
B.
官方地
C.
工厂
D.
办公室
( )8.
How
did
the
people
in
the
imperial
palace
celebrate
the
Chongyang
Festival
in
the
Ming
and
Qing
dynasties?
A.
By
eating
flower
cakes. B.
By
climbing
the
mountain.
C.
By
enjoying
chrysanthemums. D.
Both
A
and
B.
( )9.
What
do
the
two
sheep
on
the
Chongyang
cake
mean?
A.
Health.
B.
Wealth. C.
Chongyang.
D.
Happiness.
( )10.
Whats
the
best
title
for
the
passage?
A.
The
Chongyang
Festival
B.
Some
other
names
of
the
Chongyang
Festival
C.
The
reason
for
celebrating
the
Chongyang
Festival
D.
The
meaning
of
chrysanthemums
C[传统文化]
清明节
The
Qingming
Festival
usualy
fals
around
April
5
each
year.
“Qingming”
is
the
fifth
solar
term(节气)
of
a
year,
and
its
the
only
solar
term
on
the
Chinese
lunar
calendar
that
is
also
an
important
traditional
festival.
For
thousands
of
years,
Chinese
people
carry
out
different
customs
to
spend
the
festival.
Its
a
festival
in
memory
of
the
dead.
Thats
why
its
also
known
as
Tomb-Sweeping
Day.
Traditionaly,
people
show
respect
for
their
ancestors
by
visiting
their
tombs.
They
also
offer
food
and
flowers
to
their
ancestors.
“Qingming”
comes
as
temperatures
begin
to
rise
and
rainfal
increases.
Therefore,
there
has
been
the
tradition
of
planting
trees
during
the
festival.
In
China,
wilows(柳树)
are
considered
magical,
so
during
the
festival,
people
wear
soft
wilow
branches
and
also
place
them
on
their
front
doors
to
drive
away
ghosts
and
evil
spirits.
Flying
kites
is
also
an
important
custom
during
the
festival.
In
the
past,
people
would
cut
the
string
to
let
a
kite
fly
freely.
Its
believed
that
doing
so
brings
good
luck
and
even
keeps
people
away
from
ilnesses.
No
celebration
is
complete
without
delicious
food.
With
this
in
mind,
sweet
green
rice
bals
are
a
popular
dish
to
eat
during
the
festival.
They
are
made
of
a
mixture
of
glutinous
rice
powder(糯米粉)
and
green
vegetable
juice
with
something
sweet
in
them.
Ever
since
ancient
times,
Chinese
people
have
had
the
custom
of
going
for
an
outing
during
the
festival.
With
the
development
of
the
society,
the
festival
has
become
a
popular
tourism
holiday
for
spring
outings
and
flower
viewing.
Last
year,
people
across
China
enjoyed
a
three-day
public
holiday
during
the
festival.
Many
people
reserved
tickets
on
the
Internet
before
the
holiday.
Places
such
as
Beijing,
Chengdu,
and
Shanghai
were
among
the
top
choices
in
bookings
for
the
holiday.
Tianshui
in
Gansu
Province
was
also
famous
for
spicy
hotchpotch
during
the
festival.
( )11.
How
many
different
customs
are
mentioned
in
the
passage?
A.
5. B.
6. C.
7. D.
8.
( )12.
Why
has
planting
trees
become
a
tradition
during
the
Tomb-Sweeping
Day?
A.
Because
Chinese
people
like
planting
trees.
B.
Because
the
weather
is
suitable
for
planting
trees.
C.
Because
there
is
a
lot
of
land
for
planting
trees
in
China.
D.
Because
the
government
asks
people
to
plant
more
trees.
( )13.
What
can
we
infer
from
the
passage?
A.
The
Qingming
Festival
is
always
on
April
5.
B.
There
are
five
solar
terms
that
are
also
important
traditional
festivals.
C.
The
Qingming
Festival
is
a
good
time
for
family
members
to
get
together.
D.
Nowadays,
many
Chinese
people
choose
to
go
for
an
outing
during
the
Qingming
Festival.
( )14.
What
does
the
underlined
word
“reserved”
mean
in
the
passage?
A.
Booked. B.
Sold.
C.
Gave
away. D.
Printed.
( )15.
Whats
the
passage
mainly
about?
A.
People
wish
for
good
luck
on
Tomb-Sweeping
Day.
B.
There
are
many
customs
during
the
Qingming
Festival.
C.
The
Qingming
Festival
is
very
important
to
Chinese
people.
D.
A
traditional
festival
has
the
new
meaning
to
Chinese
people.
二、
[传统文化](2024·内江模拟)完形填空。(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分)
红 包
Giving
hongbao(red
packets)
is
a
tradition
in
China.
Traditional
red
packets
are
often
decorated
with
gold
Chinese
characters,
such
as
1
and
wealth.
4
How
red
packets
are
used
During
Chinese
New
Year,
2
is(are)
put
inside
red
packets
which
are
then
handed
out
to
younger
generations
by
their
parents,
grandparents,
relatives,
and
even
close
neighbours
and
friends.
The
3
Red
represents
luck
and
good
fortune
in
Chinese
culture.
That
is
4
red
packets
are
used
during
Chinese
New
Year
and
other
celebrations.
How
to
give
and
receive
Giving
and
receiving
red
packets
is
a
5
act.
Therefore,
red
packets
are
always
6
and
received
with
both
hands.
Someone
who
receives
a
red
packet
at
Chinese
New
Year
or
on
his
or
her
birthday
should
not
7
it
in
front
of
the
giver.
8 ,
things
are
different
at
a
Chinese
wedding,
where
the
guests
usualy
give
the
red
packets
to
the
atendants
and
sign
9
names
on
a
large
scrol
(a
long
piece
of
paper).
The
attendants
wil
open
the
packets
at
once,
10
the
money
inside,
and
record
it
on
a
register
next
to
the
guests
names.
The
amount(数量)
The
amount
of
the
money
is
relative
to
your
relationship
with
the
person
who
receives—the
11
your
relationship
is,
the
more
money
is
expected.
Anyway,
it
is
not
the
amount
of
the
money
that
matters,
but
the
care
and
love
you
hold
for
others.
What
not
to
gift
Certain
amounts
of
money
are
to
be
12 .
Anything
with
a
four
is
not
good
because
“four”
sounds
similar
to
“ 13 ”
in
Chinese.
Even
numbers(偶数),
except
four,
are
better
than
odd
numbers—as
good
things
are
believed
to
come
in
14 .
For
example,
gifting
$20
is
better
than
$21.
The
money
inside
a
red
packet
should
15
be
new.
Folding
the
money
or
giving
dirty
or
wrinkled
bils
is
in
bad
taste.
Hongbao
is
a
symbol
of
love
from
others,
as
wel
as
a
sign
of
good
luck.
( )1.
A.
praise B.
dream C.
happiness D.
advice
( )2.
A.
paper B.
money C.
letters D.
notes
( )3.
A.
colour B.
size C.
shape D.
history
( )4.
A.
when B.
why C.
how D.
where
( )5.
A.
strange B.
simple C.
smart D.
serious
( )6.
A.
presented B.
filed C.
covered D.
gathered
( )7.
A.
watch B.
hide C.
open D.
accept
( )8.
A.
Moreover B.
However C.
Otherwise D.
Besides
( )9.
A.
his B.
their C.
your D.
our
( )10.
A.
count B.
change C.
choose D.
colect
( )11.
A.
worse B.
harder C.
closer D.
wider
( )12.
A.
avoided B.
increased C.
afforded D.
returned
( )13.
A.
birth B.
fear C.
death D.
envy
( )14.
A.
groups B.
rows C.
teams D.
pairs
( )15.
A.
sometimes B.
never C.
seldom D.
always
三、
用所给单词的适当形式填空。(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分)
1.
Translate
the
(folow)
sentences
into
Chinese,
please.
2.
My
sister
sang
an
English
song
on
her
(twenty)
birthday.
3.
We
wil
climb
the
Great
Wal
as
soon
as
the
holiday
(begin).
4.
They
often
celebrate
their
mothers
birthday
by
(eat)
a
big
meal.
5.
We
al
know
that
company
was
(found)
by
Mr
Black
in
1987.
四、
语篇填空。(共2篇,满分15分)
A.
将方框中所给词的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。(5小题,共5分)
choose crowded yourself hardly agree
with
When
May
Day
comes,
it
means
that
people
wil
have
several
vacation
days.
Are
you
sorry
for
not
traveling
during
the
vacation
this
year?
If
you
stayed
at
home,
I
think
you
made
a
good
1.
.
Why?
Because
there
were
a
lot
of
people
in
many
places
of
interest
in
China.
They
were
too
2.
for
the
people
to
have
a
good
time.
It
is
reported
that
there
were
over
40,000
people
on
Mount
Tai
on
May
1st,
2024.
You
couldnt
take
photos
for
3.
or
your
friends.
You
even
had
no
place
to
rest.
A
friend
of
mine
told
me
he
could
see
nothing
except
lots
of
people
on
Mount
Tai.
“We
couldnt
walk
if
the
people
in
front
of
us
didnt
walk,”
he
said.
He
showed
me
a
photo
taken
on
Mount
Tai.
In
the
photo,
I
4.
found
him,
because
there
were
so
many
people.
So
some
people
advise
that
we
should
just
stay
at
home
to
avoid
too
many
people.
However,
other
people
dont
5.
them.
They
think
its
exciting
to
go
traveling.
I
love
staying
at
home
more
than
traveling.
Whats
your
idea?
B.
[传统文化]
根据汉语提示完成短文。(10小题,共10分)
端午节传统活动
The
Dragon
Boat
Festival
is
a
traditional
Chinese
holiday.
It
is
one
of
the
four
top
traditional
Chinese
festivals
1.
(具有)
a
history
of
over
2,000
years.
We
Chinese
have
2.
(庆祝)
it
for
over
2,000
years.
The
Dragon
Boat
Festival
fals
in
the
3.
(第五)
month
of
the
Chinese
lunar
calendar.
As
we
al
know,
the
Dragon
Boat
Festival
has
so
many
customs,
and
4.
(吃)
zongzi
is
just
one
of
them.
Besides,
people
hang
the
wormwood(苦艾)
and
tie
five-coloured
ropes(五彩绳).
5.
(千)
of
years
of
history
has
made
dragon
boat
racing
so
hot
and
be
deeply
loved
by
many
people.
Of
course,
it
is
the
“strong
and
sunny”
Guangdong
boys
who
make
the
6.
(竞赛)
very
wonderful.
Although
it
is
just
a
game
7.
(在……之间)
several
vilages,
it
is
a
key
one
to
decide
whether
they
can
hold
their
heads
high
so
8.
(自豪地)
next
year.
So,
in
order
to
win
the
game
against
the
next
vilage
team,
the
young
boys
spend
a
lot
of
time
9.
(训练)
together.
Even
at
the
10.
(开始)
of
the
year
when
Harbin
was
such
a
popular
tourist
place,
the
pretty
boys
from
Guangdong
also
went
to
the
ice
dragon
boat
race
to
show
their
powerful
“Guangdong
speed”.
Wel,
I
realy
want
to
go
to
Guangdong
to
see
the
dragon
boat
racing.
How
about
you?
五、
[传统文化]
阅读表达。(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分) ★★
入学典礼
September
is
a
big
month
for
students
in
China
since
the
new
term
begins
from
the
month.
In
ancient
China,
the
school
entrance
ceremony(入学典礼)
was
one
of
the
most
important
ceremonies.
Children
began
school
between
the
ages
of
4
and
7
in
ancient
China.
Since
there
was
no
certain
time
to
begin
a
new
term
at
that
time,
the
most
important
thing
for
parents
was
to
choose
a
lucky
day
for
their
children
to
enter
school.
Next,
parents
would
prepare
some
school
things
for
their
children,
including
desks,
chairs
and
the
“four
treasures
of
the
study”.
In
ancient
times,
teachers
were
usualy
very
knowledgeable
local
persons.
Parents
would
prepare
many
gifts,
and
then
write
a
letter
of
invitation
to
ask
a
knowledgeable
man
to
be
their
childrens
teacher.
On
the
day
their
children
entered
school,
parents
would
take
them
to
take
part
in
the
First
Writing
Ceremony.
Before
that,
children
would
kowtow(叩头)
to
the
statue
of
Confucius
9
times
and
then
to
their
teacher
3
times
to
show
their
deep
respect.
During
the
ceremony,
the
teacher
would
put
a
red
point
on
the
students
forehead(前额)
as
it
meant
opening
the
wisdom
eye.
Children
would
also
ring
a
certain
bel
to
start
a
new
term.
After
that,
they
could
finaly
sit
down
in
their
seats
and
begin
to
study.
The
First
Writing
Ceremony
was
a
very
important
ceremony
for
every
student.
Every
day,
students
would
arrive
at
school
earlier
than
their
teacher,
and
kowtow
to
the
statue
of
Confucius,
and
then
go
back
to
the
seats.
Usualy
the
teacher
would
give
every
student
a
new
name,
which
was
used
for
the
future
Imperial
Examination(科举考试).
Today,
some
schools
are
starting
to
hold
an
entrance
ceremony
like
ancient
schools
did.
Students
put
on
traditional
costumes
and
bow
to
the
statue
of
Confucius
and
their
teachers.
This
means
that
from
this
moment,
they
take
a
step
in
the
lifelong
journey
of
learning.
Use
words
with
proper
meanings
and
grammatical
rules
to
fil
in
the
blanks.(Only
one
word
for
one
blank.)
1.
Children
school
between
the
of
4
and
7
in
ancient
China.
2.
In
ancient
China,
parents
chose
a
day
for
their
children
to
school.
3.
In
ancient
times,
parents
would
prepare
many
,
and
then
write
a
letter
of
to
the
teacher.
4.
Children
would
to
the
statue
of
Confucius
and
their
before
the
First
Writing
Ceremony.
5.
Today,
some
schools
are
starting
to
hold
a(n)
ceremony
like
ancient
schools
.
六、
书面表达。(共1小题,满分20分)
中秋节是中国重要的传统节日之一。假设你的美国笔友Mike想了解中秋节的情况,请你根据下表所提供
的信息,写一篇词数100左右的短文,向他简单介绍中秋节。
时 间 每年农历八月十五
方 式
在那一天,人们通常回家与家人共享晚餐;人们还会吃有各种各样馅料的月饼,比如豆沙馅、蛋黄馅、果仁馅或肉馅
等;晚饭过后,许多人喜欢赏月
象 征 人们认为月亮是团圆、幸福和好运的象征;在那天人们互相表达美好的祝福
参考词汇:
bean
paste(豆沙),
yolk(蛋黄),
nut(果仁),
a
symbol
of
reunion(团圆的象征)
▶
“答案与解析”见P21
五、
A.
1.
kilometres 2.
thousands
of 3.
feel 4.
woke
5.
Though
B.
1.
man-made 2.
electricity 3.
natural 4.
discussion
5.
beside/by 6.
nearly 7.
below 8.
grey 9.
cleared
10.
replied
六、
One
possible
version:
Its
my
great
honour
to
be
your
tour
guide
today.
In
1929,
a
farmer
discovered
the
Sanxingdui
Site
by
accident.
People
found
some
artifacts,
but
didnt
know
how
important
they
were.
After
“sleeping”
for
more
than
3,000
years,
the
Sanxingdui
Site
surprised
the
world
in
1986.
Scientists
found
more
than
1,000
cultural
relics
then.
The
surprises
didnt
stop
there.
Scientists
have
found
more
than
10,000
cultural
relics
so
far.
The
total
area
of
the
Sanxingdui
Site
is
about
12
square
kilometres.
The
Sanxingdui
Site
is
thought
to
be
one
of
the
worlds
greatest
discoveries
of
the
20th
century.
The
discovery
shows
that
the
Chinese
civilization
started
not
only
along
the
Yelow
River,
but
also
along
the
Yangtze
River.
Module
2拔尖测评
一、
1.
B 代 词指代题。根据第一段中“The
Lantern
Festival
fals
on
the
15th
day
of
the
first
month
of
the
Chinese
lunar
calendar.”和the
Shangyuan
Festival可知,此
处it指代元宵节。
2.
A 细节理解题。根 据 第 一 段 中“Celebrations
and
traditions
on
this
day
began
in
the
Han
Dynasty
and
became
popular
in
the
Tang
Dynasty.”可知,元宵节始于汉朝。
3.
C 细节理解题。根据第二段中“It
is
said
that
sky
lanterns
were
first
used
by
Zhuge
Kongming
to
ask
for
help
when
he
was
in
trouble.”可知答案。
4.
B 细节理解题。根据第四段中“In
northern
China,
they
are
caled
yuanxiao
while
in
southern
part
theyre
named
tangyuan.”可知,元宵在北方被称为元宵,在南方
被称为汤圆。
5.
C 推理判断题。根据第五段中“In
old
times,
the
Lantern
Festival
was
also
romantic.”可知,在古代,元宵节
也是很浪漫的。随后介绍了辛弃疾的词句,意在说明元宵
节的浪漫。
6.
D 细节理解题。第一段中提到的重阳节的其他几个
名字有:
the
Double
Ninth
Festival,
the
Height
Ascending
Festival,
the
Chrysanthemum
Festival和the
Seniors
Day,
共四个。
7.
B 词义猜测题。根据第二段中“During
the
Warring
States
Period,
there
was
the
Chongyang
Festival.
But
it
was
only
celebrated
in
the
imperial
palace.
In
the
Han
Dynasty,
it
began
to
be
popular
among
the
common
people.”可知,在战国时期,重阳节仅在皇宫内庆祝,汉朝
时开始在普通百姓中流行起来,此时重阳节成为民间活
动。再根据“It
was
not
officialy
set
as
a
festival
until
the
Tang
Dynasty.”可推知,直到唐朝重阳节才被确定为官方
节日。
8.
D 细节理解题。根据第二段中“In
the
Ming
and
Qing
dynasties,
people
in
the
imperial
palace
ate
flower
cakes
and
climbed
the
mountain
to
celebrate.”可知,在明朝和清
朝,皇宫里的人们通过吃花糕和爬山来庆祝重阳节。
9.
C 细节理解题。根据最后一段中“Two
sheep
mean
Chongyang.”可知答案。
10.
A 标题概括题。根据文章内容可知,本文介绍了重
阳节名字的由来、历史及不同历史时期人们庆祝重阳节的
方式,如登高、喝菊花茶、吃重阳糕、佩茱萸、赏菊花等。所
以整篇文章以重阳节为主线展开。
11.
B 细节理解题。通读全文可知,本文提到扫墓、种树、
戴上柔软的柳枝并将其放在前门、放风筝、吃青团和郊游,
共六种不同的习俗。
12.
B 细 节 理 解 题。根 据 “‘Qingming’
comes
as
temperatures
begin
to
rise
and
rainfal
increases.
Therefore,
there
has
been
the
tradition
of
planting
trees
during
the
festival.”可知,“清明”来临之际,气温开始上
升,降雨量增加。因此,在节日期间有种树的传统。所以是
因为天气适合植树。
13.
D 推理判断题。根据“With
the
development
of
the
society,
the
festival
has
become
a
popular
tourism
holiday
for
spring
outings
and
flower
viewing.”可知,随着社会的
发展,这个节日已经成为春游和赏花的热门旅游节日。
14.
A 词义猜测题。根据“Last
year,
people
across
China
enjoyed
a
three-day
public
holiday
during
the
festival.
Many
people
reserved
tickets
on
the
Internet
before
the
holiday.”可知,去年,中国各地的人们在清明节期间享受了
为期三天的公共假期,所以许多人在节前在网上订票。此
处“reserved”的意思是“预订”。
15.
B 主旨大意题。本文主要介绍清明节期间的习俗。
二、
1.
C 根据常识可知,红包意味着好的事物,象征着幸
福和财富。
2.
B 根据常识可知,新年红包里会放钱。
3.
A 根 据 “Red
represents
luck
and
good
fortune
in
Chinese
culture.”可知,本段介绍红包的颜色。
12
4.
B 根据“That
is
...red
packets
are
used
during
Chinese
New
Year
and
other
celebrations.”可知,此处强调红包是
红色的原因。
5.
D 根据“Therefore,
red
packets
are
always
...and
received
with
both
hands.”可知,给红包和收红包用双手,
所以收发红包是一种严肃的行为。
6.
A 与用双手接红包对应的是用双手送红包。
7.
C 此处与后文The
attendants
wil
open
the
packets
at
once形成对比,所以此处表示不会马上打开红包。
8.
B 根据things
are
different
at
a
Chinese
wedding可知,
两句话构成转折关系,前者不能当着给红包的人的面拆红
包,而婚礼则不一样。
9.
B 此处指参加婚礼的人,用their。
10.
A 根据and
record
it
on
a
register可知,数好钱再把
金额登记在册。
11.
C 关系越亲近,给的红包就越大。
12.
A 根据Anything
with
a
four
is
not
good可知,有些
数字需要避免,比如含有4的数字。
13.
C 根据常识可知,4在中文里听起来和“死”很像。
14.
D 根据常识可知,人们相信好事成双。
15.
D 根 据 “Folding
the
money
or
giving
dirty
or
wrinkled
bils
is
in
bad
taste.”可知,红包里的钱应该总是
新的。
三、
1.
folowing 2.
twentieth 3.
begins 4.
eating
5.
founded
四、
A.
1.
choice 2.
crowded 3.
yourself 4.
hardly
5.
agree
with
B.
1.
with 2.
celebrated 3.
fifth 4.
eating
5.
Thousands 6.
competition 7.
among 8.
proudly
9.
training 10.
beginning
五、
1.
began;
ages 2.
lucky;
enter 3.
gifts;
invitation
4.
kowtow;
teacher 5.
entrance;
did
六、
One
possible
version:
The
Mid-Autumn
Festival
is
one
of
the
most
important
traditional
festivals
in
China.
It
is
on
the
15th
day
of
the
eighth
lunar
month
every
year.
On
that
day,
people
usualy
go
back
home
to
enjoy
a
big
dinner
with
their
family.
They
also
eat
moon
cakes.
There
are
al
kinds
of
moon
cakes.
Some
have
the
bean
paste
in
them,
and
some
have
yolk,
nuts,
meat
or
other
things
inside.
After
dinner,
many
people
like
to
enjoy
the
moon.
People
believe
that
the
moon
is
a
symbol
of
reunion,
happiness
and
good
luck,
so
they
express
best
wishes
to
each
other
on
that
day.
Module
3拔尖测评
一、
1.
C 细节理解题。根据第一段中“She
was
born
into
a
rich
family
in
1820,
in
Florence,
Italy.”可 知,
Nightingale出生在意大利。
2.
A 细节理解题。根据第二段中“When
she
was
24,
she
told
her
parents
that
she
wanted
to
be
a
nurse.”可知,当她
24岁时,她告诉父母她想成为一名护士。
3.
D 细节理解题。根据第二段中“When
she
was
24
...
But
they
didnt
like
the
idea.”以及“There
were
no
nursing
schools
at
that
time.”可知,她父母不同意她当护士,而且
当时也没有护士学校。
4.
D 细节理解题。根据第二段中“Nightingales
birthday
became
International
Nurses
Day
in
1912.”可知答案。
5.
B 推理判断题。根据第二段中“At
night,
she
would
look
after
the
soldiers.
She
carried
a
lamp
with
her,
and
soldiers
began
to
cal
her
‘The
Lady
with
the
Lamp’.”可
知,她照顾士兵们,士兵们称呼她为“提灯女神”,表明她给
士兵们带来了希望。
6.
A 细节理解题。根据第二段中“...characteristics
which
give
us
courage
and
make
us
want
to
learn
from
them.”可知,英雄总是给我们勇气。
7.
A 细节理解题。根据第四段中“Some
people
want
to
live
like
a
hero,
and
they
have
to
experience
life
with
new
and
further
meaning.”可知,英雄应该体验新的、有意义的
生活。
8.
C 词义猜测题。根据语境及下文的举例可知,英雄很
有远见。
9.
D 推理 判 断 题。根 据 第 五 段 中 “Without
Martin
Luther
King,
African
Americans
might
take
different
buses,
eat
in
different
restaurants,
go
for
walks
in
different
parks,
and
shop
in
different
stores
because
of
the
different
colours
of
their
skin.”可推知,因为肤色不同,美国的黑人
和白人过去不能在同一家饭店吃饭。
10.
D 推理判断题。根据第六段大意可知,英雄使社会发
展更迅速。
11.
D 细节理解题。根据第一段中“
...and
looked
forward
to
being
close
to
nature.”可知,他想在自然中
生活。
12.
B 信息排序题。根据文章介绍的奚志农的经历可知,
顺序是:
He
joined
in
shooting
a
documentary.→
He
took
some
pictures
of
monkeys.→
He
won
some
prizes
in
the
world.→
He
set
up
a
camp
to
train
photographers.,即②
③①④。
13.
A 词义猜测题。根据语境可知,这给奚志农的工作
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