初中英语北京市各区县届初三一模试题分类汇编 人教版9.docx

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【昌平】

Haveyoueverbeeninarainforest?

Therearen’tanyinEuropebuttherearesomeinAfrica,AsiaandSouthAmerica.Iwasinarainforestonce.Itwashotanddark.Itwasalsoverywet.Waterwasfallingfromtheleavesofthetreeslikerain.Thegroundwascoveredwithdeadleavesbuttherewerethousandsofnewplantsgrowing.

Themostexcitingplantswerethelargetrees.Somewere50metershigh.Icouldonlyseelittlepiecesofblueskythroughtheleaves.Allthetreeshadsmallplantsgrowingonthem,andsomeofthesehadbeautiful,brightlycoloredflowers.

Itwasverynoisy.Icouldhearlotsofbirds.TheywerehardtoseebutIsawonegreenandredparrotflyinghighaboveme.Itwasbeautiful.Theinsects（昆虫）alsomadealotofnoiseandIcouldfeelthemonmyarmsandlegs.

Ididn’tseeanymonkeys.Theywereprobablysleepinghighupinthetreetops.Ididseeasmallsnakeontheground.IhatesnakessoIwalkedquicklybutcarefullyoutoftheforest.

Iwouldn’tliketoliveinarainforestbutIamhappythatIcouldseeonebeforetheyalldisappearfromEarth.

64.Hasthewriterbeentoarealrainforest?

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65.Weretheremanyleavesorflowersontheground?

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66.Whatdidthewriterseeabovehishead?

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67.Whydidthewriterwalkquicklyandcarefullyoutoftheforest?

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68.Howdoesthewriterthinkofrainforests?

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【平谷】

Acne（粉刺）isaverycommonskindisease.Infactitisthecommonestskindiseaseamongpeople.Manyteenagersgetacne.Usuallyitlastsonlyacoupleofyearsandthenitdisappears.However,somepeoplestillhaveacneaftertheageof20.And5%ofmenover50stillhaveacne.Acne“runsinthefamily”.Soifyourparentshadhadacne,youmaygetthediseasetoo.Andyouneedtolookafteryourskin.

Whatcausesacne?

Wheredoesacnecomefrom?

Thehumanbodyproducesoil;thiskeepstheskinandhairhealthy.Butattimesthebodyproducestoomuchoil.Thentheoilclosestheholesroundthehairsontheface.Iftheholesareclosed,spotsappear.Thisiscalledacne.

Thefollowinginformationwillhelpyoutoknowsometruthsaboutacne.

●Someofyourfriendswillsay:

”Ifyouhaveacne,youmustn’teatfoodslikechocolateandfriedpotatoes.”Wrong!

Acneisnotcausedbydiet,soyoucaneatallyourfavouritefoods.

●“IfI’vegotbadacne,Ishouldwashmyfacemoreoften.”Wrong!

Washingthefaceisnotananswer.Theproblemliesundertheskin,notabovetheskin.

●“Luckilyyoucanonlygetacneonyourface.”Wrong!

Peoplecangetacneontheface,neck,chestandback.

Sowhatcanyoudoifyouhaveacne?

Ifyouhavebadacne,

●don’twearatie;atightcollar（领子）aroundtheneckusuallymakestheacneworse.

●ifit’sasunnyday,getoutintothesun.Sunshinehelpsacnegetbetter.

●seeadoctor.There’remanysafeskincreamsforacne.

●ifyouhaveverybadacne,yourdoctormaygiveyoupillstotake.Thismakesyourbodyproducelessoil.

Andtrynottoworry.Mostacnewillbeoverintwoyears.Ifithelps,thinkoftheMexicanhairlessdog.Itistheonlyanimalthatgetsacne.AndtherearenodoctorsforMexicanhairlessdogs!

64.Isacneaverycommonskindisease?

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65.Howlongdoesacneusuallylast?

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66.Whatcausesacne?

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67.Wherecanpeoplegetacne?

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68.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

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【房山】

TheInternethasbecomeoneofthemostimportantpartsinourlife.TheInternetisalarge,worldwidecollectionofcomputernetworks.Anetworkisasmallgroupofcomputersputtogether.TheInternetismanydifferentnetworksfromallovertheworld.ThesenetworksarecalledtheInternet.OnceyouhavelearnedtousetheInternet,youcanhavealotofinterestsintheWorldWideWeb.Atthesametimeyouwillfinditishelpfulandyourlifeisfarmoreinterestingthanbefore.

ToknowtheInternet,wearesupposedtoknowtheWorldWideWeb.

TheWorldWideWebhasbeenthemostpopulardevelopmentoftheInternet.Itislikeabigelectronicbookwithmillionsofpages.Thesepagesarecalledhomepages.Youcanfindinformationaboutalmostanythingintheworldonthesepages.Forexample,youcanusetheInternetinsteadofalibrarytofindinformationforyourhomework.Youcanalsofindinformationaboutyourfavoritesportsorfilmstars,talktoyourfriendsorevendosomeshoppingontheInternet.Mostpageshavewords,picturesandevensoundormusic.

E-mailisatoolpeopleoftenusethroughtheInternet.

Ane-mailisawaytosendmessagestoothers.It'smuchquickerandcheaperthansendingaletter.Ifyouwanttosende-mails,youmusthaveane-mailaddress.Thisaddressmusthavelettersanddots（点）andan“@”（meaning“at”）.Thisiswhatanaddresslookslike:

Emily@star.net.Writeamessage,typeintheperson'se-mailaddress,andthensendthemessageontheInternet.Peopledon'thavetousestamps,envelopesorgotothepostofficesincetheinventionoftheInternet.

Quick,easyandinteresting--that'stheInternet!

64.IstheInternetoneofthemostimportantpartsinourlifenow?

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65.Whatisanetwork?

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66.WhatistheWorldWideWeblike?

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67.Whydopeopleprefersendingane-mailtopostingaletter?

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68.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

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【通州】

Theholidayiscomingtous.Finally,aftermonthsofstudy,youhavesometimetoyourself.So,whynotreadabook?

Well,somepeoplewillsay,“Whydoyoulikereadingbooks?

WehaveInternet.Itoffersalotofmorecolorfulfun.Booksarehistory!

”ButIamsureyoucanlearnalotfrombooksthanInternet.

Oneclearreasonisthatawell-chosenbookcangiveyoualotofwonderfulwords,aslongasyouhaveagooddictionary,ofcourse.Believeme,it’sfareasiertogetnewwordsfromabookoranarticlethanitisfromtheTVortheInternet.

ButanothermoreimportantpointisthatbooksgiveyousomethingthattheInternetcannot.Thegeneralwebpage（网页）ispicture-heavyandthetextisaseasytoreadaspossible.While“easy”mayattract（吸引）you,unluckilyit’snothelpfulforanylong-termdevelopmentofreadingskillsandthegenerallanguagelevel.Becauseofthat,readingontheInternetcan’ttaketheplaceofreadingbooks.

Butperhapsthebestreasonisthatjustchoosingwhatyoureadanddoingitindependentlymeansthatit’ssomethingyoudobyandforyourself.Youcanchoosewhatyouwanttoread.It’shardwork,butyou’llfindthatwhatonceseemedlikeadutyisnowapleasure.

64.Doesthewriteradvisepeopletoreadbooksintheirholidays?

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65.Whatcanpeoplegetfromawell-chosenbook?

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66.What’sthegeneralwebpagelike?

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67.Howmanyreasonsforreadingabookdoesthewritermentioninthepassage?

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68.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinthepassage?

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【西城】

InNovemberof1995,LesliewasworkingfortheDepartmentofSocialServicesinNorthCarolina.Herjobistotakechildrenoutofdangeroushomesituationsandplacetheminfosterhomes（寄养家庭）.Duringherfirstsuchtask,Lesliesawthatthechildrenshehadcometopickupwerecarryingalloftheirthingsinplasticbags.Theydidn’thavesuitcases（手提箱）fortheirclothes.Wantingtohelpthesechildren,Leslieaskedhermotherifshecouldhavethefamily’soldsuitcasestogivetothem.

Leslie’s10-year-oldsisterAbbyaskedhowmanyfosterchildrentherewereintheareaandfoundoutthattherewere300.Mostofthosechildrenhadtocarrytheirthingsfromplacetoplaceinplasticbags.Leslie’scareandthethoughtofthose300childrenmadeyoungAbbytakeaction.Abbydecidedtoaskpeopletogiveawaytheiroldsuitcasestothesefosterchildren.Shebeganmakingandhangingposters,speakingatchurches,andaskingotherchildrenforhelp.Butafterafewweeks,shehadnotreceivedanyones.Abbydecidedtobuysomesuitcaseswithhermother’shelp.That’showAbbyBurnsidesetupherprogram,SuitcasesforKids.ByMarchof1996,SuitcasesforKidshadcollectedandsent175suitcasestothefosterchildren.

Finally,Abby’seffortswerenoticedbythemedia.HerstorywasinnewspapersandmagazinesandAbbyappearedonpopulartelevisionshows.Asthestorybecameknown,Abby’slocalchapter（分支机构）receivedmoreandmoresuitcases,untilitcollected4,000suitcasesin1996.Soon,AbbywastravelingtodifferentstatestohelpsetupnewSuitcasesforKidschapters.Bytheendof1996,therewereSuitcasesforKidschaptersin19differentstates.Aftertwofullyears,SuitcasesforKidshadse