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《学练优》·九年级英语·WY(通
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I.完形填空。
Sara was sitting on the sofa and thinking
about her birthday party.Because of the terrible
storm,her 1 planned to have the party the
next weekend.Sara didn't understand why.
“Sara,you can't sit there all day,”her
mother said."We'll hold a party for you next
)1.A.friend
B.teacher
C.mother
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weekend.”“It's2!My birthday is today,
not next weekend!”
Sara turned on the TV.She wanted to watch
something 3.But almost every station was 4
)2.A.different B.great
C.exciting
(
)3.A.interesting B.expensive C.common
()4.A.learning about
B.preparing for
C.talking about
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the storm.“This storm is ruining(毁灭)everything.I
can't 5 watch my favourite shows."
Her mother sat down next to her."The storm
is terrible.Look at that.Those people are trying
to 6
their houses.Could you imagine if we
lost our home?”
()5.A.even
B.never
C.often
()6.A.count
B.save
C.push
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Sara looked at what was happening on the
TV.The storm did look bad.She knew she'd be
really sad if her family lost their 7
"What's going to happen to all those people?
Will they be OK?"asked Sara.
"Usually when there's a big storm like this,
()7.A.food
B.money
C.home
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people 8
money and give food and other
things to the homeless families.
“I want to help too,”said Sara.“Maybe I
could send my birthday money to them.Those
people will need it 9
than me.”
)8.A.lose
B.raise
C.find
()9.A.later
B.less
C.more
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Hearing Sara's words,her mother 10."I
am proud of you,dear.Helping others is a great
way to weather(经受住)the storm.”
()10.A.talked
B.smiled
C.ran
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Ⅱ.任务型阅读。
阅读下面短文,根据其内容回答问题。
How much pocket money do you get from your
parents every month?What do you often do with your
money?We asked three British middle school students
for their opinions on pocket money.
Ruth Sawyers:
I get 5 pounds every week from my parents.I
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usually save 1.5 pounds and spend the rest.The two
things I usually like to buy with my pocket money are
storybooks and blocks ()I don't really think
about getting more pocket money.And I don't even
talk about pocket money with my friends at school.If
some people's parents give them too much pocket
money,other children might get jealous(嫉妒的).It's
important not to show off what you've got.
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Maya Varsani:
I get 6 pounds from my mum and 8 pounds from
my dad every month.I try to save and buy presents for
my family.Last year,I bought my mum a gift on
Mother's Day,which cost 9.5 pounds.
Jimmy Segalow:
My mum gives me 10 pounds a week.She says I
can either spend it in the dining hall or she will make
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me a packed lunch,then I can spend the 10 pounds
on whatever I want.I like sports shoes.If they cost
50 pounds and I only have 40 pounds,my mum
might give me an extra(额外的)10 pounds.ButI
have to do some housework instead.
I know that some parents can't afford to give
their children much pocket money.So I try not to
talk about my pocket money at school.
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1.How much pocket money does Ruth Sawyers
spend every week?
2.What does Maya Varsani usually do with her
pocket money?
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3.How can Jimmy Segalow get the extra money?
4.What do Sawyers and Segalow have in common?
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5.Do you think parents should give their children
pocket money?Why or why not?
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Ⅲ.短文填空。
阅读下面短文,在空白处填入括号内单词的
正确形式。
新课标文化意识
Chinese people usually give
money in red envelopes()as gifts.This is one of
the 1,
important New Year's
traditions in China.In fact,there are similar
traditions in some other Asian 2.(country)
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like Japan,South Korea and Malaysia.
During the New Year's season,kids in Japan
usually
receive otoshidama.That 3.
mean lucky money.Similar to the Chinese
tradition,4.
(Japan)place the money in
decorative envelopes,but they come in many
colours rather than just red.
In South Korea,parents and grandparents give
5.
child lucky
money.However,they
don't use envelopes.Instead,the money 6.
put)in lucky bags.
In Malaysia,there 7.(be)a special local
holiday in spring.People usually give money in
green envelopes to the guests when they come to
visit 8.(they)during the holiday.They also
give money to the elders to wish them good health
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and a long life.
Whether t
through
different
colours
of
envelopes or lucky bags,these traditions
s show
9.(people)wishes to spread joy and good
luck to their loved ones.As we celebrate the Chinese
New Year 10.(happy),keep in mind that
the true value of red envelopes lies not in the money
but in the act of giving.
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