九年级 Units 5-6语篇训练-【中考档案A版】2026年中考英语Word练习（人教版）

第一部分 教材语篇集训 九年级 Units 5-6语篇训练 Ⅰ. 1—5 CEAFD Ⅱ. 1—5 BDCBC 6—10 ABACB Ⅲ. 1.drew 2.an 3.to help 4.are studying 5.quickly 6.student's 7.As 8.which 9.better 10.are improving Ⅳ. 1.For more than sixty years. 2.In 2010. 3.In Quanzhou and Xiamen. 4.He repaired old ships and made model ships for the museum. 5.Moved/Touched. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 第一部分 教材语篇集训 九年级 Units 5-6语篇训练 Ⅰ. 阅读还原 (2025·山东青岛莱西一模)On holiday, many will find themselves in foreign lands. Things are often different and new to them, including the language. 1. But nowadays more and more of them are using free translation apps not only to understand a passage but also to talk. With the conversation section on these apps, you can speak into the phone and hear a spoken translation moments later. 2. Take one of the best-known translation apps as an example. If we say “I'm peanut butter-free” to it, in French or Italian, the app translates it as “I'm without peanut butter.” It's true to the words, while the meaning is totally wrong. The best tool may not be a translation app at all. 3. Let's try ChatGPT. Tell it “Write a message in Spanish to a waiter. I'm peanut butter-free, so I'd like some sandwiches without peanut.” It produces a perfect passage. The AI system does more than just translate. It's more like a native dinner guide. 4. Douglas Hobstadter, a polyglot(a man who speaks or understands many languages) disagrees. He describes giving a difficult speech in Chinese. It takes a lot of work without the help of AI, but in the end, you feel a sense of achievement. Which would you be proud of, climbing to the top of Qomolangma or taking a helicopter there? 5. Some go on learning languages. They want to exercise their brains, learn a lot about other cultures and directly chat with foreign friends. Others show their respect to the language learners. “Good for you, but that's a bit painful for me,” they might say. What's your opinion on this debate? Is it still necessary to learn languages? A.Then how about an AI system? B.We find out how it can help you to enjoy life more. C.In the past, they might have carried a dictionary with them. D.As AI becomes more popular, people divide into two groups. E.Though that would always be helpful, some translation might surprise you. F.Some say that in this age of AI, people no longer need to learn a foreign language. Ⅱ. 完形填空 (2025·吉林改编)Yesterday was the Mid-Autumn Festival. I went out to 1 the celebrations with my best friend, Liu Lin. We saw a wonderful 2 on the Central Square. Liu Lin told me it was called Datiehua(打铁花), a traditional art in China. When the 3 came, a man scooped up the molten iron(舀起熔化的铁) and threw it into the sky. At the same time, the other man hit it hard with a board. This brought a shower of sparks(火花). It was beautiful and it 4 like fireworks(烟花). The whole square was bright 5 the sparks were shining in the night sky. All the people couldn't help cheering for the two 6 . Liu Lin told me that Datiehua had a 7 history. It started in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the past fireworks were too expensive for people, so they 8 Datiehua. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it got 9 . People considered it as a sign of good luck. As time goes 10 , Datiehua has been a tradition in some areas in China. I'm proud that we Chinese people are so clever that we have made so many fantastic things. 1.A. stop B. enjoy C. change D. miss 2.A. talk B. sale C. speech D. show 3.A. afternoon B. morning C. night D. day 4.A. smelled B. looked C. tasted D. felt 5.A. though B. unless C. when D. if 6.A. men B. women C. children D. parents 7.A. modern B. long C. fresh D. large 8.A. created B. grew C. fixed D. meant 9.A. boring B. deep C. popular D. lovely 10.A. off B. by C. up D. on Ⅲ. 语法填空 (2025·山东烟台蓬莱二模)“At first, I just wanted a tool to help with my studies. Then it 1. (draw) attention from more people,” Qiu Yumo, aged 13, told Teens. Qiu is from Huitong School in Shenzhen, Guangdong. She made AI Button. It's 2. online AI learning tool for middle school students. “My classmates and I want to have a learning friend 3. (help) us remember the key information. When we don't know something, we can also ask for help at any time,” Qiu said about her idea. Students only need to put what they 4. (study) into AI Button. The AI will 5. (quick) find key points, ask questions, and answer students' questions as well. “This AI is like a teacher and meets each 6. (student) needs,” Qiu said. Qiu Yumo started learning programming at the age of six. She started to program with AI to make tools in 2023. 7. a pet lover, she also made a tool to count pets' steps, 8. can help people to keep their pets healthy. Many students loved Qiu's idea of AI Button. They wanted to join her to make it 9. (good), so that they could get more timely help. “Now I have a small team of students from different schools. We 10. (improve) AI Button and trying to let more people know it,” she said. Ⅳ. 阅读表达 (2025·山东德州齐河一模)Zhang Guohui has been making ships, from over 30-meter-long boats to meters-long model ones, for more than sixty years. “Every minute, I keep thinking about making it perfect,” said the expert on the watertight-bulkhead technology of Chinese junks(中国船舶水密舱壁技术). In 2010, it was included on the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Zhang was born in a poor family in a fishing town. He started to make a living by fishing at 16 and at that time he became interested in making boats. Being a fast learner Zhang was later sent to Quanzhou and Xiamen to receive training and he became a master of traditional Chinese junks. With the development of the modern shipbuilding industry, the need for large wooden boats dropped. Zhang began making model ships using his 20 years of shipbuilding skills. He feared that the traditional skills would die someday. Luckily, he met Wang Lianmao, the former director of Quanzhou Maritime Museum, in 2007. After their meeting, he started to repair old ships and make model ships for the museum. In 2016, Zhang was invited to give lessons to university students. “They are so interested in shipbuilding, and many of them even came to learn about boat making during holidays. I'm really I moved. As long as I'm alive, I'll keep passing on the skills,” Zhang said. 1.How long has Zhang been making ships? 2.When was the watertight-bulkhead technology of Chinese junks included on the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage? 3.Where did Zhang receive training about making boats? 4.What did Zhang do for the Quanzhou Maritime Museum? 5.How did Zhang feel when students came to learn about shipbuilding from him? 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $