人教新目標(biāo)版九年級英語上冊期末沖刺-閱讀理解突破卷(四)【含答案】

人教新目標(biāo)版九年級英語上冊期末沖刺——閱讀理解突破卷（四）班級：姓名：得分：.閱讀理解。閱讀下列材料,從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。ATherearemanyunsolvedmysteriesinlifeeventhoughscience,technology,andresearchhavecomeaverylongway.Let'senjoythefollowingunsolvedmysteries.LocatedinthewesternpartoftheNorthAtlanticOcean,theBermudaTriangleisalooselydefined(寬松TheBermuda定義的)area.ThereanumberofplanesandshipsareTrianglesaidtohavedisappeared.Pilotssaytheirinstruments(百慕大三角)can'tworkthere.Withexplanationsfromgasbubbles(氣泡)toaliens,nooneissurewhatisbehindthestrangething.Forages,peoplehavebeenhearingabouttheLochNessMonster.Overtheyears,photosandvideosofactualTheLochNessfootprintshavebeencheckedandwatchedoverandMonsteroveragaintofindoutifitcouldbeaseasnakeora(尼斯湖水怪)dinosaur.Eventoday,itmaystillexistandswimunderthewater.NazcaNazcaGeoglyphsarelocatedinsouthernPeruandGeoglyphscoverabout170squaremiles.Therearenumbersof(納斯卡地畫)thingsfromthenaturalworldtothehumanimagination1suchasspiders,monkeys,sharks,flowersandsoon.Buttheexactmeaningsofmanyofthegeoglyphsremainunknown.()1.TheBermudaTriangleis______theNorthAtlanticOcean.A.intheeastofB.inthewestofC.tothewestofD.totheeastof()2.PeoplecheckthephotosandvideosoftheLochNessMonsterrepeatedlybecause______.A.themonsterisverybeautifulB.theyareinterestedinthelivingthingC.theywanttoknowwhatitisactuallyD.themonsterwilldisappearsoon()3.NazcaGeoglyphshaveanareaofabout______squaremiles.B.1,500C.1,700)4.WhatcanwelearnaboutNazcaGeoglyphs?A.150D.170(A.Shipsgetlosttherefromtimetotime.B.Thereusedtobelargenumbersofaliens.C.Theinstrumentsoftheplanecan'tworkthere.D.Peopledon'tknowthetruemeaningsofsomegeoglyphs.()5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothereading?A.TheLochNessMonstermustbeaspecialdinosaur.B.NazcaGeoglyphsincludepicturesofsomeanimals.C.Theywillbemoreandmoreunsolvedmysteriesinthefuture.2D.Peoplehavefoundareasonableexplanationofthelostships.BAtNewVisionsSchool,hiphoptherapy(嘻哈療法)hasbecomepartoftheschoolculture.Studentsrap(說唱)aboutbeingstressedaboutgrades,tests,relationships,etc.TalieshaTliompson,15,saidshenowrapswhenevershefeelspressurebuildinginsideher.“Ithasopenedmeupmore,”shesaid.“Iwasveryshyandquiet.Ikepteverythingtomyself.”Hiphoptherapygrewoutofanafter-schoolclub.TheclubwasstartedbyIanP.Levy,ateacherwhowasdevelopingamodelforhiphoptherapyaspartofhisresearch.Mr.Levy'sstudentsrecorded20songsexpressingtheirfeelings.“Whensadeventshappen,it'simportantthatstudentshaveawaytoexpressthemselves,”Mr.Levysaid.Thisschoolyear,Mr.Levyalsostartedamusicclassattheschool,calledHipHopLyricism.Itispopularamongstudents.StaceyKing,theschoolprincipal(校長),saidhiphophelpedherconnectwithstudentslikeIshmelPrince.Ishmelusedtomissschooltwotothreetimesaweekbecausehecouldnotgetup.Ms.Kingboughthimanalarmclock,buthestilldidnotshowup.ButthatchangedafterMr.Levyand19studentswereinvitedtorapliveonamorningtalkshowonSiriusXMRadio.IshmelmadeanagreementwithMs.King.Hepromisedtocometoschoolontimeeverydayinreturnforbeingallowedtogototheshow.Ishmelkepthisword.Hestudieshardnowandhasbetterrelationshipswithothers.3

“Hiphoptherapyisgreat.Ithasthepowertoreachouttopeopleandspeaktocertainpeople.IthashelpedmefindoutwhoIam,”saidIshmel.()1.WhenTalieshahasstress,she______.A.rapsitoutB.goestoaclubC.keepsittoherselfD.talkstoherteacher()2.WhatdoweknowfromParagraph2?A.Students'stresses.B.Mr.Levy'sresearchresults.C.Howhiphoptherapywasborn.D.Whatstudentsthinkofhiphoptherapy.()3.WhatisHipHopLyricism?A.Aclass.B.Atest.C.Atalkshow.D.Anafter-shoolclub.)4.WhatpromisedidIshmelmaketoMs.King?(A.He'dgotothetalkshowonSiriusXMRadio.B.He'darriveatschoolontimeeveryday.C.He'dusethealarmclock.D.He'dstudyhard.()5.Thewriterwrotethepassagemainlyto______.A.encouragereaderstolearnhiphopB.describethedevelopmentofhiphopC.introduceapopulartherapyataschoolD.showhowtogetonwithothersatschool4

C根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后所給的選項(xiàng)中,選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有為多余選項(xiàng)。Sometimesyoucanfindajobeasily,bywalkingintoalocalstoreand一項(xiàng)1.lookingatitsnoticeboard(布告欄).Localstoresoftenhaveareasforpeopletoputsmallsignstellingtheservicesthattheyneedortheycanprovide.2._______AnotherpopulartoolforfindingajobistheInternet.Forexample,peoplearoundtheworldcanusetheCraigslistWebsitetobuythings,meetpeopleorfindajob.3.____Anotherusefulwaytofindajobisthroughauniversity.4._______Manycollegestudentslikethiswaybetter.Attimes,someexperts(專業(yè)人士)canalsohelppeoplefindajob.SusanMillerhasherowncompanycalledCaliforniaJobServicesinLosAngeles.Shesayshercompanyhelpspeoplefindajobbyfirsthelpingthemunderstandtheirstrengths,goalsandinterests.5._______Sowithherhelp,manypeoplehavesucceededinfindingagoodjob.A.Itissaidthatthesitecanreceivetwomillionnewjobseachmonth.B.Lookingafterchildrenorcleaninghousescangetwellpaid.C.Suchservicesincludelookingafterchildrenorcleaninghouses.D.Forexample,studentsattheUniversityofTexascangotothejobcentertogethelp.E.Thensheprovidesthemwithmethodstohelpthemfindtherightjob.5F.Peoplecanfindjobsinmanyways.▲DStudyingisusuallynotahappytask,especiallywhentherearesomanythingsyoucandoforfun.Thebalance(平衡)betweenworkandplayisalifelongmatter.Areyoufeelingtiredandboredwhenyoustudy？Whatshouldyoudoifyou'renotinterestedinstudy？Herearewaysyoucoulddotodealwiththeproblem.Changeyourthoughts.Ifyou'relackofpassion(熱情)forstudy,justthinkaboutyourfuture.Onlygoodgradescangiveyouachancetoachieveyourdreams.Goodgradeswillhelpyougetintoyourdreamhighschoolandcollege.Nomatterhowoldyouare,you'realwaysgrowingandlearning.Workhardtoachieveyourdreams.Studyisteachingyouanimportantlesson—Youmustworkforwhatyouwanttoachieve.Winningagame,passingatest,doingsomethingdifficult…Theseareallrewarding(值得的)experiencesbecauseofthetimeyouspentandtheeffortyoumade.Theharderyouwork,thehappieryou'llbe.Relax__yourself__at__times.Youdon'tneedtostudyasoftenasyouthinkyoushoulddo.Iamnottellingyounottostudy—Youstillshould,butyoucantrystudyinglessifitdoesn'tinfluenceyourgrades.Findyourfavoritesubjects.Discoveryourinterestsanddevelopthemcarefully.Keepstudyingandstayhealthy.()1.Studyingisusuallynota______taskaccordingtothepassage.A.hardB.happyC.boringD.tiring6()2.Wecanknow______isalifelongmatterfromthepassage.A.doingthingsforfunB.growingandlearningC.balancingworkandplayD.feelingtiredandbored()3.Youcangetintoadreamschoolwiththehelpof______.A.similarthoughtsB.goodgradesC.seriousproblemsD.differentfeelings()4.Youcanachieveyourdreamby______.A.workinghardB.passingtestsC.winninggamesD.givinglessons)5.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninthefourthparagraph?(A.Youshouldneverstudy.B.Youshouldalwaysthink.C.Youcouldsometimesstudyless.D.Youmayusuallyfeeltired.EThere'snobetterwaytoexperienceaplacethanthroughitsfood.Myhometownishometotheworld'slargestfoodfestival：theTasteofChicago.Growinguphere,I'vebeentothefestivalmanytimeswithmyfamily.AsoneofAmerica'sbestfoodfestivals,theTasteofChicagodatesbackto1980.Agroupofrestaurantownerssuggestedtheideaofafoodfestival.JaneByrne,the7

then-mayorofChicago,agreed.Andthecityhasbeenhostingtheeventeversince.Atfirst,theTasteofChicagowasaone-dayeventheldonthefourthofJulyandabout25,000peopleenjoyeditalongChicago'sNorthMichiganAvenue.Popularityoftheeventwashigh.Sothenextyear,organizersdecidedtomovethelocationtoChicago'sfamousGrantPark.Also,itgrewtobeaten-dayevent.TodaythefestivalisheldforfivedayseveryJulyanditisthecity'sbiggestevent.Aboutfourmillionpeoplegothereeveryyear.Lotsofrestaurantsfromacrossthecitycometogethertoshowofftheirmenus.Therearealsodifferentactivitiesandeventsincludingconcerts,ridesandgames.Thefestivalisfreetogetin,butifyouwanttoenjoythefood,youmustbuyfoodtickets.Theticketscomeinstrips(條)of14for$10andyoucanusethemfortaste-sizeandfull-sizeportions(份).Ifyouwanttotryasmanynewtasteexperiencesasyoupossiblycan,askforataste-sizeportion.You'llgetitforanywherebetweenoneandsixticketsanduptotwentyforafull-sizeportion.()1.TheTasteofChicagowasfirstheldin______.A.1985B.1982C.1987D.1980)2.WhatdoweknowaboutthefirstTasteofChicagofestival?(A.Itwasagreatsuccess.B.Itwasaten-dayevent.C.ItwasheldinlateJuly.D.ItwasheldinGrantPark.()3.IfonewantstoknowhowtogetfoodattheTasteofChicago,hecanfindthe8

informationin______.A.Paragraph2B.Paragraph3C.Paragraph4D.Paragraph5()4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheTasteofChicago?A.ItwasJaneByrne'sidea.B.Thereareconcertstoenjoy.C.Foodticketsarehardtoget.D.25,000peoplegotoiteveryyear.()5.Thewriterwrotethepassageto______.A.introduceabigfestivalinhishometownB.describehistravelingexperienceinChicagoC.sharehisexperienceasafoodfestivalD.encouragemorerestaurantstojoinintheTasteofChicagoF根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后所給的選項(xiàng)中,選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。1._______It'sacitywithalonghistory.Kunminghasapopulationofmorethan7,000,000.ThoughtheweatherinYunnanchangesfromplacetoplace.2._________It'sneithertoohotinsummernortoocoldinwinter.That'swhymoreandmorepeopleliketotravelandeventolivethere.Atweekendsoronholidays,3.________Inwinter,people,especiallyoldpeople,wouldliketoclimbtheWesternHills.Fromthetopofthehills,youcanhavea9

goodlookatthebeautifulsceneryofKunming.FarfromtheHills,youcanenjoytheSleepingBeautyamongtheHills.Afterdinner,familiestakeawalkalongthebankofDianchiLake.TheGoldenTempleandEXPOGardenaretwofamousplacesofinterestinthenorthofthecity.EXPOGardenisknowntopeoplebothathomeandabroad.4._______Alittlefartherawayfromthesoutheastofthecity,aspecialforestwelcomesyou.Itisnotatreeforest,butastoneforest.SoitiscalledtheStoneForest.5.________Theyofteninvitetheirfriendshometotrydeliciousfood,likericenoodles.IfyouwanttoknowmoreaboutKunmingandtasteherfood,pleasevisitheryourself.A.Idon'tliketheweatherthere.B.doyouknowwhereKunmingis?C.KunmingisthecapitalofYunnan.D.PeopleinKunmingarereallyfriendly.E.Kunmingisfamousforherbeautifulweather.F.Youcanspendawholedayvisitingtheworld-famousgarden.G.peopleliketorelaxthemselvesindifferentplacesandindifferentways.10參考答案ATherearemanyunsolvedmysteriesinlifeeventhoughscience,technology,andresearchhavecomeaverylongway.Let'senjoythefollowingunsolvedmysteries.LocatedinthewesternpartoftheNorthAtlanticOcean,theBermudaTriangleisalooselydefined(寬松TheBermuda定義的)area.ThereanumberofplanesandshipsareTrianglesaidtohavedisappeared.Pilotssaytheirinstruments(百慕大三角)can'tworkthere.Withexplanationsfromgasbubbles(氣泡)toaliens,nooneissurewhatisbehindthestrangething.Forages,peoplehavebeenhearingabouttheLochNessMonster.Overtheyears,photosandvideosofactualTheLochNessfootprintshavebeencheckedandwatchedoverandMonsteroveragaintofindoutifitcouldbeaseasnakeora(尼斯湖水怪)dinosaur.Eventoday,itmaystillexistandswimunderthewater.NazcaGeoglyphsarelocatedinsouthernPeruandNazcacoverabout170squaremiles.TherearenumbersofGeoglyphsthingsfromthenaturalworldtothehumanimagination(納斯卡地畫)suchasspiders,monkeys,sharks,flowersandsoon.Buttheexactmeaningsofmanyofthegeoglyphsremain11unknown.(B)1.TheBermudaTriangleis______theNorthAtlanticOcean.A.intheeastofB.inthewestofC.tothewestofD.totheeastof(C)2.PeoplecheckthephotosandvideosoftheLochNessMonsterrepeatedlybecause______.A.themonsterisverybeautifulB.theyareinterestedinthelivingthingC.theywanttoknowwhatitisactuallyD.themonsterwilldisappearsoon(D)3.NazcaGeoglyphshaveanareaofabout______squaremiles.A.150B.1,500C.1,700D.170(D)4.WhatcanwelearnaboutNazcaGeoglyphs?A.Shipsgetlosttherefromtimetotime.B.Thereusedtobelargenumbersofaliens.C.Theinstrumentsoftheplanecan'tworkthere.D.Peopledon'tknowthetruemeaningsofsomegeoglyphs.(B)5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothereading?A.TheLochNessMonstermustbeaspecialdinosaur.B.NazcaGeoglyphsincludepicturesofsomeanimals.C.Theywillbemoreandmoreunsolvedmysteriesinthefuture.D.Peoplehavefoundareasonableexplanationofthelostships.B12AtNewVisionsSchool,hiphoptherapy(嘻哈療法)hasbecomepartoftheschoolrap(說唱)culture.Studentsaboutbeingstressedaboutgrades,tests,relationships,etc.TalieshaTliompson,15,saidshenowrapswhenevershefeelspressurebuildinginsideher.“Ithasopenedmeupmore,”shesaid.“Iwasveryshyandquiet.Ikepteverythingtomyself.”Hiphoptherapygrewoutofanafter-schoolclub.TheclubwasstartedbyIanP.Levy,ateacherwhowasdevelopingamodelforhiphoptherapyaspartofhisresearch.Mr.Levy'sstudentsrecorded20songsexpressingtheirfeelings.“Whensadeventshappen,it'simportantthatstudentshaveawaytoexpressthemselves,”Mr.Levysaid.Thisschoolyear,Mr.Levyalsostartedamusicclassattheschool,calledHipHopLyricism.Itispopularamongstudents.StaceyKing,theschoolprincipal(校長),saidhiphophelpedherconnectwithstudentslikeIshmelPrince.Ishmelusedtomissschooltwotothreetimesaweekbecausehecouldnotgetup.Ms.Kingboughthimanalarmclock,buthestilldidnotshowup.ButthatchangedafterMr.Levyand19studentswereinvitedtorapliveonamorningtalkshowonSiriusXMRadio.IshmelmadeanagreementwithMs.King.Hepromisedtocometoschoolontimeeverydayinreturnforbeingallowedtogototheshow.Ishmelkepthisword.Hestudieshardnowandhasbetterrelationshipswithothers.“Hiphoptherapyisgreat.Ithasthepowertoreachouttopeopleandspeaktocertainpeople.IthashelpedmefindoutwhoIam,”saidIshmel.13

(A)1.WhenTalieshahasstress,she______.A.rapsitoutB.goestoaclubC.keepsittoherselfD.talkstoherteacher(C)2.WhatdoweknowfromParagraph2?A.Students'stresses.B.Mr.Levy'sresearchresults.C.Howhiphoptherapywasborn.D.Whatstudentsthinkofhiphoptherapy.(A)3.WhatisHipHopLyricism?A.Aclass.B.Atest.C.Atalkshow.D.Anafter-shoolclub.(B)4.WhatpromisedidIshmelmaketoMs.King?A.He'dgotothetalkshowonSiriusXMRadio.B.He'darriveatschoolontimeeveryday.C.He'dusethealarmclock.D.He'dstudyhard.(C)5.Thewriterwrotethepassagemainlyto______.A.encouragereaderstolearnhiphopB.describethedevelopmentofhiphopC.introduceapopulartherapyataschoolD.showhowtogetonwithothersatschoolC根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后所給的選項(xiàng)中,選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有14

一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。1.FSometimesyoucanfindajobeasily,bywalkingintoalocalstoreandlookingatitsnoticeboard(布告欄).Localstoresoftenhaveareasforpeopletoputsmallsignstellingtheservicesthattheyneedortheycanprovide.2.CAnotherpopulartoolforfindingajobistheInternet.Forexample,peoplearoundtheworldcanusetheCraigslistWebsitetobuythings,meetpeopleorfindajob.3.AAnotherusefulwaytofindajobisthroughauniversity.4.DManycollegestudentslikethiswaybetter.Attimes,someexperts(專業(yè)人士)canalsohelppeoplefindajob.SusanMillerhasherowncompanycalledCaliforniaJobServicesinLosAngeles.Shesayshercompanyhelpspeoplefindajobbyfirsthelpingthemunderstandtheirstrengths,goalsandinterests.5.ESowithherhelp,manypeoplehavesucceededinfindingagoodjob.A.Itissaidthatthesitecanreceivetwomillionnewjobseachmonth.B.Lookingafterchildrenorcleaninghousescangetwellpaid.C.Suchservicesincludelookingafterchildrenorcleaninghouses.D.Forexample,studentsattheUniversityofTexascangotothejobcentertogethelp.E.Thensheprovidesthemwithmethodstohelpthemfindtherightjob.F.Peoplecanfindjobsinmanyways.▲DStudyingisusuallynotahappytask,especiallywhentherearesomanythingsyoucandoforfun.Thebalance(平衡)betweenworkandplayisalifelongmatter.Are15youfeelingtiredandboredwhenyoustudy？Whatshouldyoudoifyou'renotinterestedinstudy？Herearewaysyoucoulddotodealwiththeproblem.Changeyourthoughts.Ifyou'relackofpassion(熱情)forstudy,justthinkaboutyourfuture.Onlygoodgradescangiveyouachancetoachieveyourdreams.Goodgradeswillhelpyougetintoyourdreamhighschoolandcollege.Nomatterhowoldyouare,you'realwaysgrowingandlearning.Workhardtoachieveyourdreams.Studyisteachingyouanimportantlesson—Youmustworkforwhatyouwanttoachieve.Winningagame,passingatest,doingsomethingdifficult…Theseareallrewarding(值得的)experiencesbecauseofthetimeyouspentandtheeffortyoumade.Theharderyouwork,thehappieryou'llbe.Relax__yourself__at__times.Youdon'tneedtostudyasoftenasyouthinkyoushoulddo.Iamnottellingyounottostudy—Youstillshould,butyoucantrystudyinglessifitdoesn'tinfluenceyourgrades.Findyourfavoritesubjects.Discoveryourinterestsanddevelopthemcarefully.Keepstudyingandstayhealthy.(B)1.Studyingisusuallynota______taskaccordingtothepassage.A.hardB.happyC.boringD.tiring(C)2.Wecanknow______isalifelongmatterfromthepassage.A.doingthingsforfunB.growingandlearningC.balancingworkandplay16D.feelingtiredandbored(B)3.Youcangetintoadreamschoolwiththehelpof______.A.similarthoughtsB.goodgradesC.seriousproblemsD.differentfeelings(A)4.Youcanachieveyourdreamby______.A.workinghardB.passingtestsC.winninggamesD.givinglessons(C)5.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninthefourthparagraph?A.Youshouldneverstudy.B.Youshouldalwaysthink.C.Youcouldsometimesstudyless.D.Youmayusuallyfeeltired.EThere'snobetterwaytoexperienceaplacethanthroughitsfood.Myhometownishometotheworld'slargestfoodfestival：theTasteofChicago.Growinguphere,I'vebeentothefestivalmanytimeswithmyfamily.AsoneofAmerica'sbestfoodfestivals,theTasteofChicagodatesbackto1980.Agroupofrestaurantownerssuggestedtheideaofafoodfestival.JaneByrne,thethen-mayorofChicago,agreed.Andthecityhasbeenhostingtheeventeversince.Atfirst,theTasteofChicagowasaone-dayeventheldonthefourthofJulyandabout25,000peopleenjoyeditalongChicago'sNorthMichiganAvenue.Popularityoftheeventwashigh.Sothenextyear,organizersdecidedtomovethelocationto17

Chicago'sfamousGrantPark.Also,itgrewtobeaten-dayevent.TodaythefestivalisheldforfivedayseveryJulyanditisthecity'sbiggestevent.Aboutfourmillionpeoplegothereeveryyear.Lotsofrestaurantsfromacrossthecitycometogethertoshowofftheirmenus.Therearealsodifferentactivitiesandeventsincludingconcerts,ridesandgames.Thefestivalisfreetogetin,butifyouwanttoenjoythefood,youmustbuyfoodtickets.Theticketscomeinstrips(條)of14for$10andyoucanusethemfortaste-sizeandfull-sizeportions(份).Ifyouwanttotryasmanynewtasteexperiencesasyoupossiblycan,askforataste-sizeportion.You'llgetitforanywherebetweenoneandsixticketsanduptotwentyforafull-sizeportion.(D)1.TheTasteofChicagowasfirstheldin_____