人教新目标九年级Unit 10阅读专练.docx

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人教新目标九年级Unit10阅读专练

人教新目标九年级Unit10—阅读专练

Name_________Grade_________

第一节完形填空。

阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填人相应空白处的最佳答案。

A

Japanisoftenconsideredmore“Western”inculturethanotherAsianCountries.ComparedtotheUnitedStates,thereare1alotofsimilarities.ButJapanandtheU.S.dohavemanyculturaldifferencesaswell.Herearesomeof2

Japanesepeopleareusuallymoreformal.TheJapanesestandfartherwhentalkingthanAmericans，andlastnameswithhonorifics（敬语）are3.InAmerica,goodcustomerserviceisusually4andfriendly.InJapan，itisformal.Waitersdon'tusuallystoptoaskcustomershowthefoodis,andstrangersdon'toftentalk5waitingforthebus.

Japanesepeoplebow.ManyAsiancountriesbowinsteadof6hands,butJapanesepeoplebowinmoresituationsthan7sendinggreetings.Bowingcanbedoneinapologizingandthanking.

Notipping（小费）inJapan!

InJapan，tippingisnot8ornotdone.Ifyouleavealittlemoneyonthe9aftereatingout，thewaiterwillrunafteryouwithyour“forgotten”money.InAmerica，tipsareusedto10thanksforthegoodservice.Waitersaregladtoreceiveatip.

（）1.A.hardlyB.certainlyC.luckilyD.easily

（）2.A.youB.yoursC.themD.theirs

（）3.A.usedB.thoughtC.madeD.found

（）4.A.noisyB.boringC.coldD.warm

（）5.A.beforeB.afterC.whileD.because

（）6.A.washingB.shakingC.closingD.moving

（）7.A.justB.alwaysC.stillD.almost

（）8.A.unusualB.commonC.impoliteD.difficult

（）9.A.dishB.handC.bedD.table

（）10.A.expectB.receiveC.expressD.think

B

DearLinda，

Howarethingswithyou？

Iwasquitegladto11youbyphoneyesterday.

AsItoldyou，IaminRometoday.LetmetellyousomethingabouttheplacesmyfriendsandIhavevisited.WestartedinEnglandandwe12twodaysinLondonandonedayinCanterbury.Wesawalotofgreathistoryandtheonlybadthingwasthe13—itrainedallthetimewhenwewerethere.Luckily,14whenwegottoParis，itwassunny!

We15stayedinthecenterofthecityforonemorningbecausemyfriendswantedtovisitParisDisneylandwhichisintheeastofParis.

Well，IhavetosayI16AmericanDisneyland.ButinParisDisneylandwemetsomenice17fromCanada.Oneofthem，Clive，willstudyinyouruniversitynextyear.Cliveandhiswife18uswhenwegottoGermanybytrain.TheywenttoDenmarkbutwewenttoMunich.Afterthat，wewenttoSwitzerland.Stayingtherewasvery19sowecouldn'tstaythereforalongtime.That'swhywe'reinItalynow!

OK,that's20fortoday.

Bestwishestoyou!

Pleasewritebacksoon.

Yours，

Mike

（）11.A.talkwithB.lookforC.dependonD.dropby

（）12.A.forgotB.spentC.wastedD.disliked

（）13.A.planB.guideC.weatherD.traffic

（）14.A.overandoveragainB.atleastC.insilenceD.ontheonehand

（）15.A.alsoB.sometimesC.alwaysD.only

（）16.A.hateB.meanC.preferD.fear

（）17.A.studentsB.couplesC.actorsD.people

（）18.A.educatedB.leftC.doubtedD.met

（）19.A.easyB.comfortableC.expensiveD.different

（）20.A.unbelievableB.allC.remainingD.fair

C

Todayitisquitenaturaltofindpeopleshakehandsinsomesituations.Peopleallovertheworldshakehandsformanydifferent__21__.Weshakehandswhenwemeetnewpeople__22__duringspecialfestivals.Playersoftenshakehandsbeforeorafter__23__.Businesspeopleshakehandswhentheymakeadeal.

Whydopeopleshakehands__24__shakingfeet?

Thisisbecauseofthefactalongtimeagomostpeople__25__knivesorguns.Ifsomeofthemdecidedthattheydidnotwantto__26__，theywouldshowtheiremptyhands.__27__peopleshookhandssothattheycouldnot__28__knivesinthesleeves（袖子）.Lateron，hand－shakingbecameasymbolof__29__.

Nowwedon'thaveto__30__withgunsorknives.However，peoplestillshakehandsallthetime！

Thereasonissimple—itisstillawaytoshowfriendship.

（）21.A.ideasB.reasonsC.thoughtsD.excuses

（）22.A.orB.asC.butD.so

（）23.A.gamesB.speechesC.exerciseD.programs

（）24.A.suchasB.aswellasC.insteadofD.togetherwith

（）25.A.lostB.boughtC.caughtD.carried

（）26.A.cheatB.fightC.dropD.speak

（）27.A.PerhapsB.HappilyC.CarefullyD.Luckily

（）28.A.hideB.liftC.pullD.push

（）29.A.successB.victoryC.prideD.peace

（）30.A.talkaboutB.worryaboutC.knowaboutD.learnabout

第二节阅读理解。

根据短文内容，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。

A

Dinnercustomsaredifferentaroundtheworld.IfyouareaguestinGhana（加纳）,thisinformationwillhelpyoualot.

InGhana,dinnerisusuallyfromfourintheafternoontosixintheevening.Buttherearenostrictrulesabouttime.Wheneveraguestarrives,afamilyoffersfood.Whenyougotoahome,thepersonwhoreceivesgueststakesyoutothelivingroomfirst.Atthistimeeveryonewelcomesyou.Thenyougotothedinningroom.Thereyouwashyourhandsinabowlofwater.Allthefoodisonthetable.

InGhanayouusuallyeatwithyourfingers.Youeatfromthesamedishaseveryoneelse.Butyoueatfromonesideofthedishonly.Itisnotpolitetogetfoodfromtheothersideofthedish.Afterdinner,youwashyourhandsagaininabowlofwater.

MostmealsinGhanahaveadishcalledfufu.PeopleinGhanamakefufufromthepowder（粉末）ofsomeplants.Sometimestheycutthefufuwithasaw（锯子）becauseitisveryhard.Youmustchewfufuwell,oryoumaygetsick.Youeatfufuwiththefingersofyourrighthandonly.

（）31.FromthepassageweknowthatinGhana________.

A.therulesfordinnertimearenotstrict

B.dinnerisalwaysatsixintheevening

C.afamilyoffersfoodonlyatfourintheafternoon

D.peopleusuallyinvitetheirgueststodinnerlateintheevening

（）32.IfyouareadinnerguestinGhana,thehostalwaystakesyouto________.

A.thediningroomfirstB.thelivingroomfirst

C.thekitchenfirstD.thegardenfirst

（）33.PeopleinGhanausuallyeat________.

A.fromonesideofadishtotheotherB.fromtheothersideofthedish

C.withtheirfingersD.withtheirspoons

（）34.Infact,mostdishesinGhana________.

A.arecookedwiththepowderofsomeplantsB.havefufuinthem

C.aretoohardtoeatD.arenotveryhard

（）35.Whenyoueatfufu,you'dbetter________.

A.cutitwithasawB.useyourrighthandonly

C.chewitwellD.alloftheabove

B

Thomasburpedloudlyatthetable.Dadlaughed.Grandmashookherhead.“Thomas”Momshouted，lookingatherhusbandangrilyaswell.“Unlessyouwanttostarteatingfoodfromadogbowl,Isuggestyoufindsomemanners.”

“Likewhat？

”Thomasasked，puttinghiselbowsonthetable，

“Youshouldn'tputyourelbowsonthetable.”

Thomasdidn'tknowwheretoputhisnapkin.“Thenapkingoesonyourlap,”MomOrdered.Thomasdidwhathismothersaid.ButthenhestartedthrowingfoodintohisMouth.Speedeatingwasfun.Helikedtoseehowmuchhecouldgetintohismouthatonce.

Momlaughed，“Stop.Tryusingafork，sittingup，andclosingyourmouthwhenyouchew（咀嚼）.”

“Thenittakesforevertoeat，andIwanttogoandwatchTV，”Thomassaid.

“Youshouldstayandhaveadiscussionwithusuntilwearealldonewithourmeals.Eatslowlyandneatly,andthenhelpmecleanthedishes.”“But…”Thomasbegantoprotest（抗议）.

“Doyouwanttouseadogbowl?

”Momsaid.“No,thankyou,”Thomassaidsoftly,whichmadeGrandmasmile.

Momsmiledasheliftedhisfoodcarefullytohislipsandchewedwithhismouthclosed.“Excellent.Youmightstillmakesomeoneagoodhusband.”

Dadclearedhisthroatandateneatly,too.Buthewasn'tpraised.

（）36.WhatdidThomasdoatthebeginningofthestory?

A.Heputhiselbowsonthetable.B.Heputhisnapkinonthetable.

C.Heburpedloudlyatthetable.D.Hechewedwithhismouthopen.

（）37.WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofthemother'ssuggestions?

A.Chewwithyourmouthclosed.B.Useaknifetocutyourbeef.

C.Situpstraight.D.Putyournapkinonyourlap.

（）38.Whatdidthefatherdoattheendofthestory?

A.Heatenicely.B.Heleftthetable.

C.Heburped，too.D.Hefellasleep.

（）39.Whatisthestorymainlyabout?

A.Aparty.B.Afilm.C.Tablemanners.D.Greetingmanners.

C

Differentcountrieshavedifferentcustomsingivingpresents.

InChinayoumustnevergiveaclocktoaChineseperson，becausethesoundofthewordfor“clock”issimilartothesoundof“death”.Also，don'twrap（用……包裹）apresentinwhite，blackorbluepaper，becausetheyarethecolorsforfunerals（葬礼）.Don'tgiveaknife，becausesomethingsharpcancutafriendship.

InRussiaifyougiveflowersaspresents,youhavetogiveanoddnumberofthem（one，three，five，etc.）becauseevennumbersofflowersareforfunerals.

InGermanyifyouareinvitedtodinner，flowersaregoodpresentstotaketoyourdinnerhostess,butdon'ttakeherredrosesbecauseitmeansyouareinlovewithher.Don'ttakethirteenofanythingbecauseit'sanunluckynumber.Don'ttakeanevennumberofanything,either.Don'twrapyourpresentsinwhite,brown,orblackpaper.

（）41.Accordingtothepassage,______mustneverbegiventoChinesepeopleaspresents.

A.flowersB.clothesC.foodD.clocks

（）42.Peopledon'twrappresentsinblackorwhitepaperin________.

A.GermanyB.China

C.bothChinaandGermanyD.bothChinaandRussia

（）43.Whatdoestheunderlineword“even”meaninChineseinthepassage?

A.偶数B.奇数的C.甚至D.平坦

（）44.WhatpresentscanyoutaketoyourdinnerhostessinGermany?

A.Thirteenofsomething.B.Flowersexceptredroses.

C.Anevennumberofsomething.D.Somethingwrappedin