外研版英語九年級上冊課文語法選擇(廣東中考題型,有答案版)

1、參考答案：CDABCDBACC 外研版英語九年級上冊課文語法選擇M1Untiltoday,IstillrememberhowIfeltwhenIsawthegreatcanyonfor1firsttime.Itwasearlymorningthatday.WhenIarrived,itwasraining.Igotoutofthecar,went2agateandwalkedalongadarkpath.Icouldntseeanything,3Iknewitwasthere.IwalkedonandthenImetastrangerbesidethepath.Heknew4Iwasgoing

2、andtoldmeIwouldgetthereverysoon.Afewminuteslater,Icametosomerocksand5overthem.Suddenly,therainstoppedandthecloudscleared.Farbelowme,thegroundfellawayanddowntoariver.Iwaslookingacrossoneof6ofthenaturalworldtheGrandCanyon.IlookeddowntotheColoradoRiver,asilverstreamnearlyonemilebelowme.ThenIlookedacros

3、sto7sideofthecanyon.Itwasabout8away,maybemore.Finally,Ilookedtomyleftandtomyright,andon9sides,thecanyonwentfarawayformorethan200miles.Itwashuge!How10itwas!()9.A.bothB.eitherC.allD.each()1.A.aB.anC.theD./()2.A.throughB.acrossC.alongD.down()3.A.ifB.soC.orD.but()4.A.whatB.whenC.whyD.where()5.A.lookB.am

4、lookingC.lookedD.havelooked()6.A.wonderB.thewondersC.awonderD.thewonder()7.A.anotherB.theotherC.otherD.others()8.A.fifteenmileB.fifteen-milesC.fifteenmilesD.fifteen-mileD.astonishingly()10.A.astonishingB.astonishedC.astonish參考答案:CADDCBBCAAThanksgivingisanAmericanfestival.lt1onthefourthThursdayinNove

5、mber.Usually,familyandfriendsgettogethertohaveaspecialdinneronthatday.Peoplemakeshortspeechandgive2fortheirfood.Wehavecelebratedthefestival3thefirstpioneersfromEnglandarrivedinAmericabyshipintheseventeenthcentury.Thelocalpeopletaughtthepioneers4togrowcorn.Thefollowingyeartheycelebratedtogether5eatin

6、gadinnerofthenewfood.WestillcelebratedThanksgivingtodaywithatraditionaldinner.Weallhelp6thefoodinthekitchen.Beforewebegindinner,myfathergivesthanksforthefood,soweremember7wecelebratethefestival.During8festival,thereareplentyofotherthingstoseeanddo.WeliveinNewYorkCity,andwegotowatchtheMacysThanksgivi

7、ngDayParade.Often,wewatchfootballgamesontelevisionintheeveningandenjoy9verymuch.ThanksgivingisalsothestartoftheChristmasseason,andweusuallystart10forChristmaspresentsafterthefestival.C.iscelebratedD.iscelebrating()2.A.thankB.thankedC.thankful()3.A.sinceB.whenC.before()4.A.whatB.howC.who()5.A.withB.o

8、fC.by()1.A.celebratesB.celebrated()6.A.topreparingB.preparing()7.A.whatB.why()8.A.theB.a()9.A.myselfD.thanksD.afterD.whereD.prepareD.whoD./C.ourselvesD.herselfD.inC.preparedC.whenC.anB.themselves()10.A.shopsB.shoppedC.shoppingD.shopM M 參考答案：CADBCADBCC4參考答案：BDDACCACBD3NormanBethuneisoneofthemostfamou

9、sheroesinChina.Hewasa1doctor.HecametoChinatohelptheChinesepeopleanddiedforthem.NormanBethunewasbornin1890.Hebecameadoctorin1916andwenttoSpainin1936totreatthewoundedsoldiers2thewarthere.Hesoonrealisedthatmanypeoplewere3becausetheydidnotgettohospitalquicklyenough.Dr.Bethunedevelopednewwaysoftakingcare

10、of4sickandheinventedspecialmedicaltoolssothatdoctorscouldtreatthewoundedmorequickly.Hisinventionssavedmany5.In1938,Dr.BethunecametoChinaandhelpedtreatthe6duringtheAntiJapaneseWar.Atthattime,therewere7doctors,sohehadtoworkveryhardonhisown.Hedevelopedtrainingcoursesforlocaldoctorsandnurses,andwroteboo

11、kssothatthey8learnabouthowhetreatedthesick.Dr.Bethuneoftenworkedveryhardwithoutrestingortakingcareofhimself.Oneday,in1939,hecuthisfingerduringanoperation,9hecontinuedhisworkwithouttreatingit.Intheend,hediedofhiswound.Dr.BethunesworkfortheChinesepeoplemade10aheroinChina.Therearemanybooksandfilmsabout

12、him,andheisstillrememberedinbothChinaandCanadatoday.()1.A.CanadaBCanadianCCanadiansDCanadien()2.A.onBoffCatDduring()3.A.diedBdieCdiesDdying()4.A.theBaCanD/()5.A.lifeBlifesClivesDlively()6.A.woundBwoundsCwoundedDwounding()7.A.fewBafewClittleDalittle()8.A.needBmustCcouldDshould()9.A.howeverBbutCsoDor(

13、)10.A.heBhisChimselfD.himAsaboy,likeallotherboys,Iwantedtobeaman.Butmyparentsdid1forme.Actually,theymanagedeveryminuteofmylife.2theylovedme,Ifeltabitunhappywiththem.Ibecame3_boredwiththeirordersthatIwishedtheywouldleavemealone.Well,mywishcame4!Althoughmyparentswereveryworriedaboutleavingme,theyhadto

14、goaway5businessforafewdays.Nowwasmychance!Icouldhavesomefunatlast!6Igothomefromschoolthefirstday,Ihappilythrewmyschoolbagonthesofaandatelotsofsnacks.ThenIenjoyedanexcitingfilmonTV,andafterthatIplayed7computergamesuntilmidnight.ThenextmorningIwokeuplate.Ihadtohurrytoschoolwithoutbreakfast,butIwasstil

15、llate.Theteacheraskedmeformyhomework,butIcouldnothand8in.Withanemptystomach,Iwasunabletoplaybasketballwithmyclassmates!Ifelttiredandsleepyatschoolalldaylong.WhenIgothome,Itriedtocooksomerice,butIburntit.Ieven9myfatherscupwhenIwascooking!Ifoundmyselfsobadatsimplecookingtasks.Istartedtofeellonely.Iwan

16、tedMumandDadtocomehomesoon.Irealisedbeinghomealonewasnotalwaysperfect.Whenmyparentscamehome,theywerehappytofind10Icouldcookandtidyupnow.Itoldthemmyhomealonestory,andtheyalllaughed.()1.A.somethingBnothingCeverythingDanything()2.A.AlthoughBBecauseCButDIf()3.A.suchBveryCtooDso()4.A.trulyBtrueCtruthDtru

17、thful()5.A.inBfromConDat()6.A.AssoonasBUntilCBeforeDWhile()7.A.aBanCtheD/()8.A.itsBitCitsDitself()9.A.dropBwilldropCdroppedDwasdropping()10.A.whichBwhatCthatDhowM 5Inmostmuseums,thereisnoshoutingandnorunning,andyoumustnttouch1.ButtheScienceMuseumisdifferent.Itisnoisy!People2aboutwhattheycanseeanddoh

18、ere,andtherearesomeverynoisymachinesaswell.Youcangetanswerstoallyourquestionsaboutsciencehere.Intheroomsonthesecondandthirdfloors,youcanlearnaboutcommunicationsandtheenvironment3maths,physicsandchemistry.Forexample,youcanfindouthowpeopledigcoalfromthegroundanduseittocreateenergy.Andinoneroomtheyeven

19、explain4Xraysletyouseeinsideyourbody.TheLaunchpadonthethirdflooristhemostpopularroom.Therearelotsofphysicsexperiments.Forexample,ifyouwanttofillabag5sand,youhavetocontrolakindoftruckonwheelsandmoveitintothecorrectplace.Youcanalsofindouthowpeopletravelintospaceandbackagain.Onthefourthandfifthfloors,y

20、oucanlearnaboutwhatmedicine6likeinthepast.Ifyoucomparethemedicineofthepastwiththemedicineoftoday,youwillfeelveryluckynexttimeyouvisitadoctor!TheScienceMuseumis7forpeopleofallages.Youcanalwaysfindsomethingnewandhave8wonderfultimethere.Themuseumisfreetoenter,soyoucangoinfor9minutesorstayallday.Itisope

21、ndailyfrom10amto6pm.SoifyouevergotoLondon,10sureyouvisittheScienceMuseum.()1.A.somethingBnothingCanythingDeverything()2.A.talkedBtalkChavetalkedDweretalking()3.A.aswellasBassoonasCaslongasDasgoodas()4.A.whatBifCwhenDhow()5.A.withBofCinDout()6.A.wereBareCwasDis()7.A.interestBinterestingCinterestedDin

22、terests()8.A.aBanC/Dthe()9.A.littleBalittleCfewDafew()10.A.makingBmakesCmakeDtomake參考答案：CBADACBADCM12 Lastweek,StevesfriendDavidcameroundwithanewcomputergameandaskedSteve1itonhisdadscomputer.Hewasworried,2heshouldaskhisdadbeforeusinghiscomputer.Hisdadusesitforhiswork,andStevecanonly3itforhishomework

23、.Thereasonisthathisdadthinks4willgowrongifheplaysgamesonit.Whilehisdadwasout,theydecidedtotryoutthegame.Theycopieditto5computer,andaftertheyfinishedplaying,theytookitoffthecomputer.However,whenStevestartedthecomputeragaintocheckifeverythingwasOK,someofhisdadsdocuments6.Then,whenhisdadusedthecomputer

24、,hewasreallyangry.He7nolongerfindthedocumentsanywhere!Theywereveryimportantones.Stevedidnottellhisdadaboutthecomputergamebecausehedidnotwanthisdadtobeangry_8him.Nowhefeels9.Heisnotsure10acomputerengineercangetthedocumentsback.()1.A.playBtoplayCplayingDplayed()2.A.ifBbecauseCthoughDbut()3.A.usedBusin

25、gCusesDuse()4.A.itBoneCthisDthat()5.A.aBanCtheD/()6.A.missBweremissingCmissedDaremissing()7.A.canBmayCmightDcould()8.A.atBtoCwithDabout()9.A.terribleBterriblyCmoreterribleDmoreterribly()10.A.whetherBthatCwhyDwhat參考答案：BBDCCBDCAATheAdventuresofTomSawyerissetinthetownofStPetersburg,Missouri,intheUS,int

26、henineteenthcentury.lttellssomeexcitingstoriesaboutaboy1hasmanyadventures.Tom,theheroofthebook,2withhisauntPolly.Heisalivelyandcleverboy.Hedoesnotlikepeopletellinghimwhattodo,sohealwaysgetsintotrouble.Heandhisbestfriend,HuckFinn,runawayto3islandinthemiddleoftheMississippiRiver.The4partofthebookiswhe

27、nTomandHuckstarttheiradventuresontheislandintheMississippiRiver.Atfirst,theyarehappy.Butwhentheyhearthateveryonethinkstheyaredead,theyfeelverysorry,5theycomebackhome.Theyhideandwatchforatimewhentheyseetheirfamilyandneighbours6totheirfuneralinthechurch.Then,TomandHucksuddenlyappear.Everyoneis7toseeth

28、ematfirst,butverypleasedtofindthattheyarealive.TheAdventuresofTomSawyerisagreatbook.Itismorethananadventurestory.MarkTwainwroteitin1876.8describespeopleslivesinthesouthernstatesofAmericaatthattime.Ittellshowyoungpeoplegrow,howpeopleloveeachotherandhowbadpeoplepayfortheiractions.Itiswritten9everydayE

29、nglish,andthedialoguessoundespeciallyreal.Today,itisstillreadandlovedbypeopleallovertheworld,andit10tobeoneofthegreatestAmericanstories.()1.A.whatBwhichCwhoDwhom()2.A.livesBlivingCtoliveDlived()3.A.aBanC/Dthe()4.A.popularBmorepopularCthemostpopularDmostpopular()5.A.ifBthoughCsoDbecause()6.A.comesBca

30、meCtocomeDcoming()7.A.surprisingBsurprisedCsurprisesDsurprise()8.A.ItBItsCItsDItself()9.A.forBbyCinDwith)10.A.thinksBthoughtCwasthoughtDisthought參考答案：CABDCDBACDForLiuXiang,lifeasasportsherobeganin2004.First,hewasinvitedtocompetitionsaroundtheworld.Then,he1fortheChineseteamattheAthensOlympicGamesandw

31、onagoldmedal.LiuXiangwasnota2sportsmanatfirst.HewasborninShanghai313thJuly1983,andstartedtrainingwhenhewasveryyoung.InGrade4,hewenttotheSportsSchoolofPutuoDistrictofShanghai.In1998,LiuXiangsabilityinhurdling4bySunHaiping,wholaterbecamehiscoach.In2001,aspecialprogrammewassetuptohelpyoungsportsmenands

32、portswomen.LiuXiangwasamongthem.Hisraceswererecorded,andhewascomparedwiththeworlds5sportsstars.SunHaipingusedtheinformationtochangehistrainingmethodsforLiuXiang.In2004,hewonthefirstOlympicgoldmedalandatthesametime6theOlympicGamesrecord.ItwasalsothefirsttimeanOlympicgoldmedalforhurdlingwashungroundth

33、eneckofasportspersonfrom7_Asiancountry.LiuXiangtrained8hardthathehurthisfoot.From2008on,hesufferedalotfromhisfootproblem,9hedidnotgiveup.Thoughhemissedsomecompetitions,hestillreturnedtofirstplaceintheworld110mhurdlesracein2012.Itisapitythathisfootproblemstoppedhimfromcompletingthe2012LondonOlympicGa

34、mes.Butheisstillasymbolofcourageandsuccess,andwecontinue10greatprideinhim.()1.A.chooseBchoseCischosenDwaschosen()2.A.successfulBsuccessCsucceedDsuccessfully()3.A.inBatConDwith()4.A.noticedBisnoticedCwasnoticedDnotices()5.A.bestBthebestCgoodDbetter()6.A.breakBbrokeCbreaksDhasbroken()7.A.aBtheC/Dan()8

35、.A.tooBsuchCquiteDso()9.A.soBbutCandDthough()10.A.takeBtotakeCtakesDtaken參考答案：DACCABDDBBWillbooksbereplacedbytheInternet?Everymorning,myfatherbuysanewspaper1hiswaytowork.Everyday,Iopenmybooksinclassandstartmylessons.Everyevening,mymother2throughmagazinesathome.3weimaginelifewithoutpaperorprinting?Pa

36、perwasfirstcreatedabout2,000yearsagoinChina.Afterits4,peoplestartedtowriteonpaper5_abook.Inthosedays,bookswereonlyproducedoneat6timebyhand.Asaresult,therewerenotmanybooks,7theyweresoexpensivethat8peoplehadthechancetolearntoread.AlthoughtheInternetisstillyoung,itisgrowingveryfast,andmaybecome9thanpri

37、nting.AmuchlargeramountofinformationcanbestoredontheInternetthaninbooks.ComputersandtheInternet10inclassroomsnow,andnewspapersandmagazinesarealreadyreadonline.Whatdirectionwilltraditionalprintingtakeinthefuture?Letswaitandsee.()1.A.inBbyCtoDon()2.A.looksBwilllookClookedDwaslooking()3.A.CanBShouldCMa

38、yDMust()4.A.inventBinventionCinventionsDinventor()5.A.tomakeBmakeCmakingDmade()6.A.anBtheCaD/()7.A.althoughBandCbutDunless()8.A.littleBfewCalittleDafew()9.A.powerfulBpowerfullyCmorepowerfullyD()10.A.areusedBareusingCuseDwillbeusedmorepowerful參考答案：DAABACBBDAIamvisitingAustraliathesedays.Itookaplaneto

39、ur1AyersRock,andIwassurprised2itwashuge!AyersRockisacentreoflocalAboriginalculture.TheAboriginesarethepeople3havelivedinAustraliafromthe4times.TheAustralianshaveacloserelationshipwiththeBritish.ManyhaveBritishrelatives,andtheyarelikeusinmanyways.Thefoods5Australianslikemostarehamandbeefwithlotsofsal

40、ad.Theyloveallsports.6mostAustralianslivenearthecoast,theylovegoingtothebeachforswimmingandsurfingorjust7inthesun.Therearelotsofsheepinthefieldsandonthehills,butthemiddleofthecountryhasnotreesorgrass,justrocksandsand.AustraliansspeakEnglish,but8theirownway.Duringthetrip,wewenthorseriding.Thehorsetha

41、tIrodewaslazy,soI9farbehindtheothers.ButIenjoyedtheslowand10ride.Ithasbeenawonderfultrip.()1.A.underBoverConDat()2.A.foundBfindCtofindDfinding()3.A.whichBwhatCwhomDwho()4.A.earlyBearlierCearliestDtheearliest()5.A.whenBwhoCwhatDthat()6.A.SoBBecauseCButDIf()7.A.lieBtolieClyingDlain()8.A.ofBwithCbyDin(

42、)9.A.wasleavingBwasleftCleaveDleft()10.A.relaxedBrelaxingCrelaxDrelaxes參考答案：BCDCDBCDBBTonightIammorethanhappytoreadoutthewinnersofthephotocompetition.Wewerevery1withourcompetitionthisyear.Comparedwithotheryears，wereceivedmanymorephotos.2allofthephotosareexcellent,wearesorrytosaythatwecannotgiveprize

43、stoeveryone.Theperson3wontheprizeforthesubjectNatureisfifteenyearoldLiWei.LiWeitookaphotoofthetreesinXiangshanPark.Hisphotoshowsthedifferentcoloursonthehill.ThephotowhichwelikedbestintheCityandPeoplegroup4byZhaoMin.ZhaoMinisonlytwelveyearsold.Herphotoshowsapersonrushingacrossastreet5awindyevening.It

44、isabeautifulgirlwhoiswearingablouseandskirt,andwho6herbooksagainsttheshowers.The7photointheMusicgroupwastakenbyHeZhong.HisphotoofthegroupCrazyFeetshowsthesinger,BeckyWang,andthebandplayingataconcert.HeZhongmanages8howthisgreatnewbandmovesandsounds,andthegoodtimewhichtheirfansarehaving.Agroupofphotos

45、whichshowBeijingandCambridgeinEnglandhaswontheprizeforthesubjectHomeandAway.9showsomeoftheexperiencesofayoungvisitortoourcountry,andsomememoriesofhishome.ThewinnerisTonySmith!Congratulationstoourwinnersandthankstoeveryonewhoentered10competition.Nowletswelcomeourheadmastertopresenttheprizestothewinners!