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第二次适应性训练

九年级英语

笔试部分

Ⅲ.完形填空(共20小题,计20分)

第一节:

阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求,从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案,使短文连贯完整。

Five tourists walked 21 across the airfield where a very small plane 22 forthem. The plane was used on local flights. The passengers got into the plane and sat down。

“Tie your seat-belts,please. Its important to your safety. Please look after23well.”the air hostess said.

 24 old lady turned to the air hostess.“ please help me with this belt,”she  asked,“I have never been on a plane before and I feel rather nervous.”

“Don’tworry,”theairhostesssaidkindly.“Theseplanesare25intheworld.”

Thenthehostesswent26withsomecandy.Sheofferedsomeofittoeachtothepassengers."Takeoneofit,"Shesaidtotheoldlady.Itwillmakeyou27betterwhentheplane28of.”

Suddenly,theplanebegantoshake.Itmovedquickly29therunwayandslowlyclimbedintotheair.Whentheplanewasintheair,thehostesswenttotheoldladyagain.“Didthecandyhelpyou?

”sheasked.

“No,Iamafraiditdidn't,”theoldladyanswered,“mymindgottotallyempty30.theplanetookoff.MayIhaveanotheroneplease?

21.A.happyB.quietC.tiredD.slowly

22.A.iswaitingB.waitedC.waswaitingD.haswaited

23.A.yourselvesB.yourC.youD.yours

24.A.TheB.AC.An.D./

25.A.thesafestB.safeC.themostsafeD.safest

26.A.outB.aroundC.intoD.over

27.A.feelB.tofeelC.feelingD.felt

28.A.willtakeB.istakingC.isgoingtotakeD.takes

29.A.throughB.alongC.crossD.across

30.A.whileB.whenC.sinceD.because

第二节:

阅读下面一篇短文,理解大意,然后从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案,使短文连贯完整。

I31shy,whichlastedforyears.WhenIwasatschool,I32takingpartinclassactivities.Iwastooafraidtotalktoanyone33myclosestfriends.Ifeltreallybadaboutthis.IwantedtohavecouragetospeakloudlyinclassandsaywhatIwasthinking.However,itneverhappened.Ialwaysworriedaboutsuchquestions,“Whatwillotherpeoplethink?

”“Whatifshesaysno?

”TheyalwaysstoppedmewheneverIwantedtochangemyself.

Thisshyness34tocollege.Then,oneday,aquestioncametomymind:

Islifeshy?

Thequestionmademethinkaboutalot.Thinkofthegreenleavescomingoutinthespringtime,thebirdssinginginthebluesky,andthewindflyingfreelyeverywhere.Thereisnothingshyaboutthelife.35,howshouldIbeshy?

Ihadtorefusetoletfearandshynesscontrolme,

Fromthenon,Ibegantotakepartinclassactivities.Imademyself36tostandupandsharemyopinionsinclass.WhentherewerepartiesandIwasinvited,Inolongersaidno.Whenclassmates37happilyduringbreaks,Idaredtobeoneofthespeakers,Bitbybit,Ifoundmyselfmoreconfidentandmyrelationshipwithpeoplearoundseemed38better.ThebiggestchangewasthatItookpartinthespeechcompetitionofthecollege.Andtomysurprise,Igotthefirstprize.

Aftercollege,Iworkedasanewspaperreporter,andbecameapublishedwriter,whichwasmylifelongdream.Later,Imetaspecialwomanand39her.Frommyexperience,Ilearnedtheimportanceofconfidence.AndIlearnedthatself-confidencecomesfromthebottomof40hearts.

31.A.wasusedtobeB.usedtobeC.usedtobeingD.wasusedtobeing

32.A.managedB.enjoyedC.practicedD.avoided

33.A.besidesB.exceptC.butD.exceptfor

34.A.continuedB.stoppedC.leftD.wasaway

35.A.ButB.HoweverC.InthatcaseD.Accordingto

36.A.bravelyenoughB.enoughbraveC.braveenoughD.enoughbravely

37.A.weretalkingB.wereplayingC.wereeatingD.wererunning

38.A.quiteB.muchC.alotofD.verymuch

39.A.marriedB.marriedwithC.marriedtoD.gotmarriedto

40.A.ourselvesB.oursC.ourownD.ourselves’

Ⅳ.阅读理解(共15小题,计20分)

第一节:

阅读下面一篇短文,判断下列句子是否符合短文内容,符合的用“A”表示,不符合的用“B”表示。

(共5小题,计5分)

A

AfterthenewsofZhangChengliang’sdeathwasannouncedthisweek,sanitationworkersinHangzhou,Zhejiangprovincewerelostingreatpain.

Zhangwastheownerofanoodlerestaurantthatforthepastfiveyearshasofferedsanitationworkersmorethan53000freebowlsofnoodlesforbreakfastduringthecoldestmonthsoftheyear.

Zhangdiedofanillnessattheageof57lastmonth,accordingtoapieceofnewswhichwasspreadwidely.

“Icouldn’tbelievethat,”saidMengYanjun,alocalsanitationworker.SherecalledthelasttimesheateinZhang’srestaurant—abowlofnoodleswithmeatandafriedegg.“Zhangwouldn’ttakemoneyfromme.Itwasfreezingoutside,butmyheartwaswarmed.”Asasanitationworker,sheoftengetsupearlyinthemorningandstandsattheroadsidetoeatcoldsteamedstuffedbunsorsomebreadforbreakfast.

OnawindowofZhang’srestauranthangsaboard,whichsays,“Whenyoufacedifficulties,youcanhaveafreebowlofnoodleshere.”Heevenpromisedtogiveaway1yuanfromeachbowlofnoodleshesold.

“Sanitationworkersmakeourcitiescleanerandmorebeautiful.TheyareworthwhatIamdoingforthem,”Zhangsaidearlier.“Sometimestheyaretooshytoenterourrestaurant.Wewouldoffertoinvitethem.”

Overtheyears,Zhang’sspirithasencouragedhundredsofvolunteerswhohelpboilnoodlesandservecustomers.Besides,peopleathomeandabroadhavegivenawayeggs,noodlesandvegetables.“NowthoughZhangisdead,hisspiritwillbepassedonbyus.”saidoneofthevolunteers.

41.Sanitationworkerscanhavenoodlesforfreewhenevertheyarehungry.

42.Zhangbegantoofferfreenoodleswhenhewasattheageof52.

43.Accordingtothearticle,sanitationworkersoftengetupearlytostarttheirwork.

44.EachbowlofnoodlesinZhang’srestaurantisoneyuancheaper.

45.ManypeopleworkinZhang’srestaurantasvolunteers.

第二节:

阅读下面B、C、D三篇短文,从各个小题所给的选项中选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的一个最佳答案。

(共10小题,计15分)

B

AnAmericanmanbecamethefirstpersontocrossAntarcticaaloneonWednesday,aftera54-dayjourneythatwasconsideredtobeimpossible.

“Ididit!

”withtearsinhiseyes,ColinO’BradysaidonacalltohisfamilywhowereinPortlandforaholiday.Accordingtohiswife,Jenna,“Itwasanemotionalcall,andhereallywantedtosay‘Thankyou’toallofus.”

O’BradywassleepingnearthefinishlineinAntarcticalateonWednesdayandcouldnotimmediatelyacceptanyinterview.Butlater,hewrotedownhisjourneyinanarticlewhichhecalled“TheimpossibleFirst.”Hewroteinhisarticlethathefinishedthelast129kminonego,whichtookaround32hours.

“Thelast32hoursweresomeofthemostchallenginghoursofmylife.buttheyhavequitehonestlybeensomeofthebestmomentsIhaveeverexperienced.”O’Bradysaid.

“Iamlisteningtomybodyandtakingcareofmyselftokeepsafe,”hewrote.“Icalledhomeandtalkedtomymom,sisterandwife.IpromisedthemIwouldstopwhennecessary.”

“TherewereseveraltimesIconsideredstopping,”hewrote.“IwantedsobadlytostopasIwasfeelingtiredandlonely,butrememberingallthewishesthatsomanypeoplehadsenttome,Itookadeepbreathtohavearestandwenton.”

ThoughothershavecrossedAntarctic,theyeithergothelpfromothersorwentinagroup.O’Bradywasthefirsttoovercomealongjourneywhichwasfilledwithhardworkandloneliness.

46.WherewereO’Brady’sfamilyonthelastdayofthejourney?

A.Theywerewaitingforhimatthefinishline.

B.TheywerewatchinghimonTVathome.

C.Theyweretalkingwithhimonthephoneathome.

D.TheywereinPortlandonvacations

47.Howlongdidittakehimtofinishthelastpartofthejourney?

A.129km.B.Inonego.C.overonedayD.OnWednesday

48.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingthepassage?

A.O’BradywasthefirsttoacrosstheAntarctic.

B.Somepeoplefollowedhimalongthejourney.

C.O’Bradythoughtaboutgivingupalongthejourneybecauseofbadweather.

D.O’Bradystoppedforarestwhenhewastootiredtogoonduringthejourney.

C

“Smombies”,peoplewalkingwhilestaringattheirmobilephonearegettingattentionofthepublic.Tomakethempaymoreattentiontothingsaroundtheminordertoavoidseriousaccidents,thegovernmentofasmallGermantownhascomeupwithasolution,thatis,fixingtrafficlightsinthepavementtomakethemnoticedbypeoplewhokeeplookingdownattheirphones.

ThesafetymeasurewasdecidedaftertwopeopleinthetownofAugsburgwererecentlyhitbybusesastheycrossedthestreetwithoutlookingupfromtheirphones.OfficialsinAugsburgdecidedtoact,fixingground-leveltrafficlightsattwobusstopslastTuesday.Thelightsflashredwheneverabusiscoming.

“Werealizedthatmanypeopledon’tpayattentiontotrafficlights,”saidTobiasHermes,acityofficial.“Sowedecidedtohaveunusualtrafficlights.Themorewehave,themoreprobablypeoplewillnoticethem.”

SomeAugsburgpeopleseemtobequitehappywiththeidea.“Ithinkitdoeshaveapoint,”JackSmithsaid,“Wealwaysseeyoungpeoplethesedaysrunningoverredlights,whichmakesitclearthatwehavetotakeactiontostopthis.”

Others,however,don’tthinkitnecessaryorhelpfulandtheyareagainstthisidea.“Ifinditscarythatmobilephoneusersaresolostintheirphonesthattheycanhardlyfindthelightsonthepavement.”Onepersontoldthelocalpaper.

Butdothesepavementlightsreallywork?

“Tobehonest,Ididn’tevennoticeit,”oneteenagerwhowasinterviewedsaid,“Maybeit’susefulatnight,butIdidn’trealizeitwasthereuntiljustnow.”

Argumentslikethatarestillgoingon.Whethermoresuchtrafficlightswillbefixedistillunderdiscussion.Whatevertheresultis,somethingmustbedonetocutdownthenumberof“Smombies”aslongaswedon’twanttoseeaccidentscausedbythemagain.

49.Whatcanwelearnabout“Smombies”fromthearticle?

A.Theylookawayfromtheirmobilephonestokeepsafewhennecessary.

B.Theyfixtheireyesontheirmobilephon

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