人教版英語九年級(jí)Unit 2 話題閱讀 (組合訓(xùn)練) 無答案

閱讀訓(xùn)練一Haveyoubeenaskedformoneybysomedisabledbeggars（乞丐）whileyou'reenjoyingshopping?Doyouhaveanypityon（同情）themwhoaresopoorandlonelyordoyoujustfeelafraidoftheirterribleshapes?Asoneofthemostspecialgroups,disabledpeople'slivingconditions（條件）一notonlytheirmaterial（物質(zhì)的）conditions,buttheirmental（精神的）world,reallyneedimprovement.Thetreatmentfordisabledpeopleshouldgolikethis:First,don'tlookdownuponthem.Don'tbeafraidoflookingattheterribleshapesofthedisabled.Trytotreatthemequally.Becausetheyareapartofsociety（社會(huì)）,wecan'tdiscard（拋棄）them.Thesecondistohelpthemasmuchaswecould.Ifyoucanbeavolunteeranddosomeworkfordisabledpeople,thatwouldbeverynice.Thatdoeshelpnotonlytothedisabledpeoplebutalsotoyourselfbecauseyouwillfeelgoodafteryourkindaction.Ifeveryoneofusgivesalittlelove,theworldwillbecomeabeautifulwonderland!1．Fromthepassagewecanseethat.A．disabledpeoplearepoor,buttheyarehappyB．a(chǎn)lldisabledpeopleaskformoneyfromthosewhoareshoppingC．disabledpeople'slivingconditionsarenotgoodD．noonewouldliketohelpdisabledbeggarsTheunderlinedword“equally"means“"inChinese.A.平等地B.確切地C.正確地D.恰當(dāng)?shù)豈ostdisabledpeoplearebegging（乞討）alongthestreetsbecause.A．it'stheirjobB．theywanttomakealivinginthiswayC．morepeoplelovetohelpthemD．theyareapartofsociety4．Peoplehavepityondisabledbeggarsbecause.A．theyarehomelessB．theyarepoorandlonelyC．theyhaveterribleshapesD．theyarediscarded閱讀訓(xùn)練二Areyoulookingforsomethingfunandwouldyouliketohelpothersinyoursparetime?Thenjoinustobeavolunteer!We'reanon-profit（非贏利的）organization.Wehavevolunteerjobsofallages.Anyone,fromtwelve-year-oldchildrentopeopleintheirseventiescanbecomeavolunteer.Youcanhelppeopleinmanyways.Schoolsneedhelpwithtakingcareofchildrenwhileparentsareworking.Hospitalsneedvolunteerstolookafterchildrenwhiletheirparentsareseeingadoctor.Animalloverscanhelptakecareofthosedogsandcatswithouthomes.Thereissomethingforeveryone.“Asavolunteer,Idon'twanttogetanything.Seeingthechildren'shappyfaces,I'mhappy,too.”SaidCarlosDomingo,anoldwomanof62.“Ioftenplayedcomputergamesinmysparetimebefore.NowIhelpolderpeoplelearnhowtousecomputers.”saidanothervolunteerattheageof18.Ifeveryonehelpsoutabit,we'llhaveabetterworldtolivein.Interested?Callus1-800-555-5756orvisitourwebsite:.5．Whendothevolunteershelpothers?A．Intheirsparetime.B．Atweekends.C．Onweekdays.D．Intheevening.6．canbeavolunteer.A．ChildrenB．Oldwomen.C．Anyoneaged12—79.D．Youngpeople.7．Volunteerswanttogetwhentheyhelpothers.A．moneyB．computersC．everythingD．nothing8．CarlosDomingodoesvolunteerworkwith.A．a(chǎn)nimalsB．childrenC．computersD．olderpeople9．Wecanreadsuchapassage.A．inanewspaperB．inastorybookC．inapicturebookD．inatextbook閱讀訓(xùn)練三Doyouwanttobeavolunteer?Maybeyouneedsomeideas.Hereissomeadvice.Helpkidslearnandgrow.Beabigbrotherorsisteratanafter-schoolcarecenter.Youcanhelplittlekidstolearnorplaywiththem.Givebackduringtheholidays.Servedinnertothehomeless,volunteeratanoldpeople'shome,orgiveouttoystokids.Helpatananimalshelter（庇護(hù)所）.Mostsheltersdependon（依靠）volunteerstokeepthecatsanddogshappyandtakethemtoexercise.Andwhenyou'rewalkingdogs,yougetsomeexercise,too.Protect（保護(hù)）theenvironment.Takepartinaparkclean-upday.Plantatree.Joinagrouptoprotectariver.Helpsickpeople.Helpingotherscanmakeyoufeelgood.Whenyoucheersickpeopleup,youalsofeelhappy.Ifyouhaveseveralhobbies,findawaytodothemall.Forexample,ifyoulovekidsandaregoodatpaintinganddancing,visitachildren'shospitalandteachthemtheseinterestingthings.試卷第2頁，總4頁Theunderlined（下劃線）word“serve"means“"inChinese.A.提供B.丟棄C.索取D.保存Whatcanavolunteerdoatananimalshelter?Feedanimals.B.Helpanimalsdoexercise.C.Cleantheshelter.D.Makeworkerstherehappy.WhichisNOTmentioned（提到）asawaytoprotecttheenvironment?A.Plantingtrees.B.Protectingrivers.C.Settingupagreenclub.D.Cleaningupthepark.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Volunteerscanfeelgoodwhentheyhelpsickpeople.Volunteeringatachildren'shospitalismeaningless.Anafter-schoolcarecenterisaplaceforhomelesskids.Theoldpeople'shomeneedsmorevolunteersthanthechildren'shospital.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Whocanbeavolunteer?B.Thereasonsofbeingavolunteer.C.Thetimeofbeingavolunteer.D.Waysofbeingavolunteer.閱讀訓(xùn)練四LastsummerIwasavolunteeratashelter（避難所）forthehomeless,aplaceforhomelesspeopletosleepatnight.Iwasn'tworkingthatsummerandwas1onlytwoclassesinsummerschool,soIhadsome2time.Threenightsaweek,Ihelpedinthekitchenoftheshelteralongwithfourothervolunteers.Weplannedand3for45peoplehotmealswithvegetables,chicken,fishandfruit.Thehomelesspeopleneededthisgoodfoodbecausemanyofthemusuallydidn'teatwell.Ienjoyedthisvolunteerwork,making4withthefourvolunteersinthekitchen.Onewasaveryniceelderlyhousewife,oneamoviemaker,anotherayoungteacherandtheotheracollegestudent5me.Italkedtoalotofthehomelesspeopleattheshelter.Theirlifestoriesfilledmewithsympathy（同情）.Someofthemhad6withalcohol（酒精）ordrugs,whileothersonlyhadbadluck.Onewomanworkedforalmost30yearsforasmallcompany,andthenshelostherjob.Shelookedforanewjob,butcouldn'tfindone,forshewastoo7.Shecoulddonothingbutsellherfurniture一sofas,chairs,andtables8shecouldpayforherfood.Thewoman試卷第試卷第頁，總4頁wentonjobhunting,butshecouldn'tfindone.Shehadnomoneyforher9andhadtosleepinhercar.Thenshehadtosellhercar.Alone,10,andnowheretogo,shefinallycametotheshelter.1．A．studyingB．planningC．taking2．A．fullB．freeC．long3．A．orderedB．boughtC．cooked4．A．decisionsB．wishesC．friends5．A．forB．likeC．except6．A．questionsB．worriesC．troubles7．A．oldB．poorC．sick8．A．thoughB．becauseC．sothat9．A．blockB．familyC．a(chǎn)partment10．A．a(chǎn)fraidB．shyC．shocked閱讀訓(xùn)練五MynameisAnn.Iworkedasavolunteerin2013becauseIwantedtodosomethingtohelpothers.Icalledsomecharityshops（慈善商店）toaskiftheyneededvolunteers.AlthoughIdidn'tmindwhereIvolunteered,IwasgladthatoneoftheSueRydershopssaidyes.SueRyderwasacharityveryclosetomyheartbecausevolunteersfromSueRyderoncecaredformydadinthehospital.VolunteeringintheshophelpedmeknowwhatshopworkwaslikeandIwassurprisedtofindhowmuchIreallyenjoyeddoingit.Ialsofoundhowimportantthepublic（公眾）were.Lotsofpeoplegaveusthingstheydidn'tneedfortheshopstosell.InthiswaySueRyderraisedmoneytocareforpeoplewithlife-changingillness.IalwaysleftthecharityshoplatebecauseIknewhowimportanttheworkofSueRyderwas.AnotherthingIenjoyedaboutvolunteeringwastalkingwithothervolunteersintheshop.Theywerefriendlyandhelpful.Ireallyimprovedmyteamworkskillsbyvolunteering.IworkedintheshopfromlateApriltoearlyAugust.IlearnedmanythingsfromitandI'msuretheywillbeusefulinthefuture.11．WhydidAnnworkasavolunteer?12．WhooncegothelpfromSueRyderinAnn'sfamily?13．DidAnnenjoyvolunteeringintheSueRydercharityshop?14．WhatdidAnnthinkofothervolunteersintheSueRydercharityshop?15．HowlongdidAnnworkintheSueRydercharityshop?閱讀訓(xùn)練六Canyouimaginealifewithoutarmsorlegs？NowletmeintroduceadisabledmannamedNickforyou.Nick,a31-year-oldAustralian,wasbornwithoutlunbs（四肢），solifewasnoteasyforhim.Atschoolmanystudentsplayedjokesonhim.Becausehelookeddifferentfromeveryoneelse，manystudentsrefusedtobefriendswithhim.Sohealwaysfeltlonely.However，hefacedthatbravely.Helearnedtotypeoncomputerwithtwotoes（腳趾）attheageofsix，andhecouldevensurfandplaygolf.Incollege，heachievedgreatsuccessandwasoneoftheexcellentstudentsinthestudies.What'smore，Nickalsoencouragedotherstoworkhardfortheirdreams.NowNickisoneofthemostpopularspeakersintheworld.Hetravelstomanycountriesandgivesspeechesabouthisstoryagainstdifficulties.“Ameaningfullifeisaboutlookingatwhatyouhave，notwhatyoudon'thave，”hesaid.Hisstoryencouragedmillionsofpeople.16．WheredoesNickcomefrom?17．WhatwasthematterwithNickwhenhewasborn?18．HowdidNickfeelatschool？Wh