仁愛版英語中考總復(fù)習(xí)-教材過關(guān)第14講-隨講同步訓(xùn)練-九年級(jí)上冊Unit2

1、第14課時(shí)九年級(jí)上冊Unit 2I選擇填空1._ （2018 山西中考）Reading the first ofeach paragraph before you read the whole text helps you get the main idea quickly.A . letterB. wordC. sentence2.（2018 廣東汕頭龍湖模擬改編）The story is so amazing! Its the mostinteresting story Ive ever read.But rm afraid it wont be liked by _ .A . every

2、body B. somebodyC. anybody3.（2018 山西中考）lf one of your friends sends you a message to borrow money onthe In ternet, youd better phone him_ first to make sure of that.A . rece ntly B. directlyC. fin ally4._（2019 原倉 U）We are requiredour carsoutside the park and walk into the park.A . parkB. parkingC. t

3、o park5.（2018 江蘇丹陽模擬改編）一 The three cities have reached a（n_ onNin gzhe nyang In tegratio n.What excit ing n ews!A . agreementB. development C. treatment6._ （2018 山西中考）Except for working hard,we should give more attention to proper exercise and eno ugh sleep , health alwayscomes first.A. For example

4、B. After allC. So far7.（20 佃原創(chuàng)）Hello every on e! Im your _ today. I will show you around theMount Huan gsha n.A . actorB. waiterC. guide8 .（2018 山東東營中考改編）一 The governme nt is tryi ng to protect the en vir onmentnow.Yeah. It is reported that some factories will be_ soon.A . set upB. shut off C. given

5、 up9._ （2018 山東青島李滄一模改編Nowadays some_ made in China are bothgood and cheap, such as Xiaomi mobile pho nes, Haier fridges and Lenovo computers.A . tools B. productsC. materials10. （20 佃原創(chuàng)）lts difficult for us to find the place where my mother lived 30 yearsago, because it has_ changed.A . slowlyB. co

6、mpletelyC . luckilyn.完形填空（2017 福建中考） Jadav Payeng is a forestry worker from Jorhat, India. Over the past38 years, he has pla nted trees on a san db 沙洲）of the Brahmaputra River and has 1 itinto a forest.One day in 1979, 16year-old Paye ng was walk ing 2 the bank of theBrahmaputra River. He saw many s

7、n akes on the san dbars. These sn akes died in a fewdays time 3 the heat and the abse nee of trees. Paye ng felt very 4 when he saw this. Hedecided to pla nt some trees. Sin glea ndedly, he started pla nting bamboo trees, as onlybamboo trees could surviv 存 活）in the san dbars.To water the trees was a

8、 difficult 5 for one man. With his hard work and great effort,day by day the 6 bamboo trees grew into a forest. His tree pla nti ng has cha nged the soi土 壤）.Now the san dbar is a thick forest an d 7 to thousa nds of pla nts and ani mals. Alarge group of around 100 elepha nts visit the forest every y

9、ear and 8 there for a few months.Payeng is now in 9 fifties. He has planted close to 1 400 acres 英W） of forests andis 10 as the Forest Man of India. In 2015, he was honored with Padma Shri, one of the topawards in In dia.1. A.dividedB. putC. turned2. A.alongB. throughC. across3. A.according toB. bec

10、ause ofC. as for4. A.lonelyB. sadC. tired5. A.taskB. journeyC. condition6. A.wildB. tallC. young7. A.wayB. guideC. home& A.stayB. lieC. sit9. A.herB. hisC. its10. A.invitedB.servedC. known皿.閱讀理解（2018 福建泉州質(zhì)檢）Dont throw away your old phones. You are actually throwi ngaway real gold! Smart pho nes

11、con tai n many useful metals. People can recycle them tomake new electronics 電子器件）.But many people may not know this. In Australia there are more tha n 25 milli on unused mobile pho nes lying around, Sydney morning Herald reported. The gold in these phones can add up to a value of more tha n $80 mil

12、li on. There are about 2 billi on smartphone users around the world, and they cha nge their phone once every 11 mon ths onaverage 平 均）.So in China, 80 milli on old phones come along every year.Smartph ones contain not only useful thin gs, but also harmful materials. Guiyu, asmall town in Shantou, Gu

13、angdong, is one of the worlds biggest dumping grounds forelectro nic waste. Many recycli ng cen ters in Guiyu simply break the old electronics byhand and dont think about the pollution it causes. According to a local gover nment report,81 perce nt of the childre n in Guiyu are harmed by lea 鉛）pois o

14、ning.However, its not very easy to get the useful thi ngs out of the phon es. Smartpho nescontain not only useful thi ngs, but also harmful materials. Guiyu, a small town in Shantou,Guangdong, is one of the worlds biggest dumping grounds for electro nic waste. Reuterreported. Many recycli ng cen ter

15、s in Guiyu simply break the old electronics by hand anddont think about the pollution it causes. It is reported that 81 perce nt of the childre n inGuiyu are harmed by lead pois oning 鉛中毒）.Veena Sahajwalla, a professor at an Australian university, has made a mini factory. Itmakes smartphone recyclin

16、g cleaner and easier. The mini factory is very small and easyto move around. It breaks the phones and automatical 自動(dòng)地） removes the phon esuseful thi ngs. In that way, huma ns do not get pois on ed.Well, have you ever won dered what happe ns to the old pho ne after its no Ion geryours? A part of your

17、 old smartpho ne could soon be proudly worn around the n eck ofone of the worlds top athletes. Orga ni zers of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics say that medalsfor the eve nt will be made from recycled phon es. They will also be made out of peoplesthoughts for avoid ing waste. They think there is an importa n

18、t message in this for thefuture.1.The underlined word “this ” refers to the fact that .A . old phones can be recycledB . people change phones oftenC. few people can afford smartphonesD. many old phones are thrown away every year2.From paragraph 3, we know a dumping ground is a place wherepeople_.A .

19、 care for childrenB . sell smartphonesC . keep the wasteD . produce electro nics3 . Why do many childre n in Guiyu get pois oned by lead?A . There are a lot of smartph one users in Guiyu.B . Guiyu is polluted by electro nic waste.C . People in Guiyu use machi nes to recycle electro ni cs.D . Guiyu h

20、as the worlds biggest smartph one factory.4 . Which is TRUE about Veena Sahajwallas factory?A . Its so big that it cant be moved around.B . It produces 80 millio ns smartph ones every year.C. Smartphone recycling there is cleaner and easier.D. The workers there break the old electronics by hand.5. What does the writer want to te