2019九年級英語中考復習冠詞

2019九年級英語中考復習：冠詞2019九年級英語中考復習：冠詞3/32019九年級英語中考復習：冠詞2019-2020年九年級英語中考復習：冠詞單項選擇()1.Ittakesusabout________hourtogettotheTaizhouAirportfromYangzhouby________bus.A.an;aB.a;anC.an;/D.a;/()2.Beijing,_______capitalofChina,has_______longhistory.A.a;aB.the;aC.the;/D./;/()3.—Haveyouseen______filmWhereareWeGoing,Dad?—Yes,it’s______interestingfilm!A.a;theB.the;anC.a;anD.the;the()4.Ithinkit’s_usefuladvice,soIwillalwaysrememberit.A.aB.anC.theD./()5.Mycousinwentabroadat_______ageofeighteen.A.aB.anC.theD.不填()6.Theywanttheirdaughtertogoto______university,buttheyalsowanthertoget______summerjob.A.不填；aB.the；aC.an；aD.a;the()7.What______excitingnewsitis!Is______newstrue?A.an;theB.an;aC./;theD./;a()8.—Whatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowup?—teacherlikeyou.A.AB.AnC.TheD./()9.Ifwesitbywindowofthetrain,we’llhavebetterview.A./;theB./;aC.the;aD.the;the()10.—Mary,who’s______womanoverthere?—She’smyaunt,______Englishteacher.A.the;theB.a;theC.the;anD.a;an()11.Weworkfivedays_________week.A.aB.anC.theD./()12.I'vetrieditthreetimes.Letmetry______fourthtime.A.aB.anC.theD./()13.We’dbettergetreadyforthedinnernowbecause_______Greensarecomingtovisitustonight.A.aB.anC.theD./()14.—Doyouoftenplay______soccerwithyourfriends?—No,Idon’tlikesports.Ioftenplay_____pianoinmyfreetime.(

A.a,theB.the,/C./,theD.the,a)15.—IsMr.FrancoHollande______honestandcapableman?—Yes.Andthatiswhyhewaschosen_____presidentofFrance.A.a;aB.an;\C.the;theD.a;\詞匯運用Shehasfoundtwoarticles________________(write)byMr.Xia.MrGreensaidthatthesun_____________(rise)intheeast.3.CanIfindaplacetohavemynewphone____________(repair)?Itdoesn’twork.FlyingacrosstheAtlanticOceanforthefirsttimewasagreat_____________(achieve)inthehumanhistory.Theyoftenmeetandsharetheir__________(think),feelingsandexperiencesaftertheyleftcollege.Wemustworkhardertogettheteacher______________(change)hismind.7.Thebookisn’texpensive,butitiswellorthw(spend)timereading.Whathasbeenyour___________(proud)momentofthepast10years.YoumusttrytopronouncealltheEnglishwords_______________(correct).Thehigh-speedrailway____________(connect)ShanghaitoBeijingisverycrowdedduringtheNationalDay.中考鏈接任務型閱讀SueandJimwereneighboursforfiveyearsbuttheywereneverinterestedineachother.Thenoneday,SuesawJim’musiccollection.ShenoticedararepunkrockCDthatshealsoowned.Atthatmoment,sherealizedthattheybothhadthesameinterestinmusicandtheystartedtalking.Suesaid,“Ithoughtwehadnothingincommon（相同）untilIsawhisCDbytheNewYorkDolls.”Theyarenowmarriedandlivingwitheachother.Somepsychologists(心理學家)thinkthatyourtasteinmusicisrelatedto(有聯(lián)系的)yourpersonality.AspartofatestattheUniversityofTexas,Austin,USA,volunteerscreatedaCDoftheirfavouritesongs.Thevolunteersthenlistenedtoeachother’sCDsandmadeguessesaboCDcreator’personalityoutgoing,—adventurous,happy,andsoon.Thesestrangerscorrectlyguessedmuchmoreabouteachothers’personalitiesthroughtheirCDsthanthroughtheirclothesortasteinfilms.Forexample,SueandJimlovepunkmusic,whichmeanstheyhaveoutgoingpersonalities.ThepsychologistswhodidthetestfoundSnoopDoggenergeticandtalkative.PeoplewholikeU2(rock/popmusic)adventurous.

(hip-hop)fansarelikelytobearegenerallyindependentandThepsychologistsalsofoundthatLouisArmstrong(jazz)fanstendto(傾向于)beshy.Thepsychologistsweresurprisedtofindthatrapandheavymetalfanswerealsoshierandquieterthanmanyothermusiclovers.Title:Musicand1AnopinionYour2inmusicisrelatedtoyourpersonality.One’sclothesortasteinfilmsis3importantthanhis/herCDsinatestofguessingaboutone’spersonality.Itis4thathip-hopfansareenergeticandtalkative.FindingsPeoplewho5rockorpopmusicareusuallyindependentandadventurous.Jazzfanstendtobe6andintelligent.It’s7thatrapandheavymetalfansareshierandquieterthanmanyothermusicloversAn89SueandJimwereneighboursforfiveyears,theywereneverinterestedineachother.AfterSuenoticedtheybothhadrarepunkrockCDs,shefoundtheyhad10incommon.Theyarenowmarriedandlivingwitheachother.首字母填空ChuckWallteachesmanagementandhumanrelationsatBakersfieldCollege.Hewalkedintoclassonedayandtoldhisstudentsthattheir1hwastoperformoneactofrandom(任意的)kindness.Hisstudentsdidnotunderstandtheassignment(任務),buttheprofessorwouldnotanswertheirquestions.He2ehisstudentstofinditoutforthemselves.Oneweeklater,thestudentsenteredtheclassroomexcitedto3stheirstories.Onestudenttoldofdistributingblanketstothehomeless,anotherhadcontactedalong,lostfriend,andanotherstudent4rthathehadhelpedadogtofinditsowner.Studentswereenergized(激勵)bythehomeworkassignmentandwantedotherpeopletobekindtoo.5Wthesupportoflocalbusinesses,thestudentsmadestickerstoputoncarsthatinvitedpeopletodosomething6kforothers.Theysoldthestickersanddecidedtodonatethemoneytoacenterfortheblind–notsurprisingasProfessorWallisblind.Sincethen,7skindnessactivitieshavebeenorganizedinschoolsallovertheworld.ManyschoolsorganizeaRandomActsofKindnessWeek,8aNovember13,tocelebrateWorldK