九年級英語閱讀訓(xùn)練

1、九年級英語閱讀訓(xùn)練九年級英語閱讀訓(xùn)練（一）Ihavealwayslovedcars.Aftergraduatingfromcollege,Igotone,whichIregardedasmyfavouritefriend.IcalleditVictor.Forthenextthreeyears,everythingIdidwasconnectedwith（與”,，有關(guān)）Victor.Ilivedahappylife.Butbecauseofmoneyproblems,IhadtosellVictor.Thenmylifebrokedown.WithoutVictor,Iwaslikeafish

2、outofwater.Threemonthslater,withtheencouragementofmyfriends,Idecidedtostartanewlife.Itriedandmadeit.Everythingwentwellagain.Losingmycarmademegrowup.Ihavelearnedthatlifewontalwaysgoourway,butwecanchoosetobepositive（積極的）and.5.（二）Graceisinchocolatetrouble!Lastweekherboss,Mr.Clark,camebackfromEuropeandb

3、roughtsomechocolatesintotheoffice.Atlunch,whenshewenttotheofficerefrigeratortogetherlunch,shesawtheboxofthechocolatesthere,andshethoughtitwasforthem!Butfortherestoftheday,herbossdidntsayanything.Shekeptcheckingtherefrigerator,andbackatherdesk.Shecouldntstopthinkingofthechocolates.Then,around4:00,she

4、pretendedtogoforcoffee,butinfactshewenttotherestroomandtookouttheboxofthechocolates.Shewasonlygoingtosmellit.Butwhenshehaditinherhands,shethought,“ItsOK；itsforus.Whynothavemypiecealittleearlier?”Sosheopeneditupandateoneandwentbacktoherdesk.Abitlater,Gracefoundherselfbackattherefrigerator.Shelookedat

5、theboxandnoticedtheboxstilllookedfull.Shethought,“Itdoesntmatterformetohaveasecondpiece.”Itwassodeliciousthatshecouldnthelpeatingathird,afourthuntilsuddenlyshehadeatenhalfthebox.Shefeltreallystupid.Shewasafraidthatotherswouldfindthat.Sosheclosedtheboxandtiedtheribbon（絲帶）again.Thenextday,Graceknewthe

6、chocolateswereforanimportantguest.Whentheguestopenedtheboxanditwashalfempty,Mr.Clarkfeltsoembarrassed.Thatwasaweekago.Buthestillkeepsaskingwhoatethechocolates.Andalltheotherscomplainaboutthat.Graceneverthoughtthisproblemwouldgetsobig.Whatshouldshedo?Shouldshegiveupherjob?Tellherbossthetruth?Justleti

7、tbe?Shesinsomuchtrouble.Wheredidthebossputthechocolates?DidthebossknowGraceatethechocolates?HowmanychocolatesdidGraceeat?Whodidthebossbuythechocolatesfor?WhatdoyouthinkGraceshoulddoatlast?(三)HaveyoueverseenthefilmTravelingBird?Inthefilm,groupsofbirdsflyhighabovetheskyandcrossthewayabovesnow,rivers,f

8、ields,seaandgrassland.Imsureyouwilllovethebeautifulpicturewhenyouseethefilm.Butyoumaynotfeelsogoodifyouhavelearntaboutbirdflu(禽流感)fromTVorontheInternet.Somegovernmentshadtokillchickensintheircities.AlargenumberofchickensandevensomepeoplediedinAsia,andnearly8,500birdsdiedinRussiabecauseofbirdflu.Chic

9、kenscangetbirdflufromthefeces(糞便)ofthepassingbirds.Itisnotsodifficulttocontrolthechickensincagesoronfarms.Butitismuchmoredifficulttocontrolthebirdsinthesky.Luckily,scientistshavefoundamedicineforbirdflu.Butthevirus(病毒)canchangeeasilyandquickly.Sobirdfluisstillaseriousproblemwemustface.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正(T)誤

10、(F)。()11.WeknowhowbirdsgetbirdflufromthefilmTravelingBird.()12.Notonlybirdsandchickensbutalsomancangetbirdflu.()13.Thefecesofthepassingbirdscannotcausebirdflu.()14.Itiseasiertocontrolchickensthantocontrolflyingbirds.（）15.Scientistshavefoundthemedicine,soweneedntworryaboutbirdfluanymore.（四）Yellowston

11、eisahugeparkcoveringover3,400squaremilesinWyoming,MontanaandIdaho.ItcanbereachedbyairtoCodyorJackson,50milesfromtheentrances.Thereisnotrainservicenearby.Limited（有限的）busserviceisusedfromsomeofthetownsnearit.Onceinthearea,acarisalmostamust.Theparkhas5entrances,whichareopenfromMaytoOctober.Itisagoodide

12、atoplanatripduringthegoodweather,butexpectbigcrowdsandslowtraffic.Partsoftheparkareopeninthewinterforsnowsports.Besuretocomeprepared（準(zhǔn)備）fordifferentweatheratanytimeoftheyear.Takeenoughofyourclothingsoyouwillbepreparedforunexpectedchangesintemperature.Takegoodwalkingshoesandthicksocks,ifyouaregoingto

13、doanyhiking.Youcanalsoseetheparkonhorseback.IfyouwanttolearnaboutYellowstone,theNationalParkServicehasmanytalks,filmsandtourstohelpyoutounderstandit.HowlargeisYellowstoneNationalPark?Whatisamustifyouareinthearea?Whyarepartsoftheparkopeninwinter?Whatdoyouneedtotakewhilegoingtodoanyhiking?Wherecanyouf

14、indmoreinformationaboutYellowstone?（五）Goodevening,ladiesandgentlemen.WelcometotheRichmondFilmSociety.Tonight,webeginaseasonofMarilynMonroefilms.BeforewestartthefilmIdliketosayjustafewwordsaboutMarilynMonroeslife.MarilynwasborninLosAngelesin1926,buthadquiteasadlifeasachild.Herfatherdidntwanttoseeherf

15、romthetimeshewasbornandhermotherbecameillwhenshewasveryyoungandstayedinhospitalforalongperiodoftime.Between1926and1935,Marilynlivedwithlotsofdifferentfamilies.In1935,shewenttoaschoolforgirlswithnoparents,butdidntlikeitandleftin1942whenshemarriedJimDougherty.In1949shemetthefamousfilmdirectorJohnnyHyd

16、e,andin1950shemadeherfirstfilm,TheAsphaltJungle.Between1950and1961shemadethirty-onefilms.Shewas,however,neververyhappy,shediedinHollywoodin1962.PersonalInformationName:MarilynMonroeBirthplace:21Nationality:U.S.AAgeofthefirstmarriage（結(jié)婚）：22Nameofherfirstfilm:23Achievements（成就）1950-1961:24Ageofdeath:2

17、5（六）Inaclassroominanycountries,theteacherteachesmorethanartorhistoryorlanguage.Heorsheteachessomethingbehind-theculture（文化）ofthecountry.InacountrysuchastheUnitedStates,peoplewithdifferenthistory,cultureandlanguagejointogetherandtheypaymuchattentiontopersonalideas.Teacherstrytomakeeachstudentspecial.

18、Studentsdonothavetorememberalotofinformation,instead,theyworkandfindanswersbythemselves.Thereisoftendiscussionintheclassroom.Atanearlyagestudentslearntohavetheirownideas.Theireducationencouragespersonalthought（思想）.Theimportanceisplacedonhowtoarriveatananswerandnotonlytogetthecorrectanswer.InmostAsia

19、ncountries,peoplehavethesamelanguage,historyandculture.Perhapsforthisreason,theeducationtherepaysmoreattentiontogroupgoalsthanpersonalideas.ChildreninChinaandJapanoftenworktogetherandhelpeachotheronhomework.Intheclassroom.Intheclassroom,thewaysofteachingareoftenverytraditional.Theteachersays,andthes

20、tudentslisten.Thereisnotmuchdiscussion.Instead,thestudentsrepeat（重復(fù)）rulesorinformationthattheyhavebeentaughtinordertokeeptheminmind.Inmanywaysthesedifferencescomefromdifferenteducationalideas.InWesterncountriesteachersaretaughttohelpstudentstolearn.Theymakeiteasierforthestudentstolearnbythemselves.I

21、nsomeAsiancountries,however,teachersoftenfeelthattheirjobistopassknowledgetostudents.DostudentsintheUnitedStateshavetorememberalotofinformation?ThereisoftendiscussionintheclassroominAmerica,isntthere?WhatdoestheeducationintheUnitedStatesencourage?WhichdoestheeducationinsomeAsiancountriespaymoreatten

22、tionto,groupgoalsorpersonalideas?Putthesentence“InsomeAsiancountries,however,teachersoftenfeelthattheirjobistopassknowledgetostudents.”intoChinese.（七）Americanslovesports-theylovetoplaythem,towatchthemontelevision,andtotalkaboutthem.Butthishobbysometimeshasseriousresults-atleasttotheplayers.Forexampl

23、e,whenpeopleplaytennis,sometimestheyhurttheirelbow（肘部）andinthiswaytheydeveloptenniselbow”.Alsoitiseasytohurtakneeinafootballgame.Theseinjuries（損傷）happenwhiletheplayerishavingfun,buttheystillhurt.Afewmonthsago,KathleenSimmons,wholovesplayingvolleyball,hurtherkneeinavolleyballgame.Herdoctortoldherthat

24、sheneededaverydifficultoperation（手術(shù)）orshemightnotbeabletoplayagain.Shefeltverysadanddidntknowwhattodo.ThenSimmonslearnedabout“videooperation”.Withthehelpofthisnewscienceinmedicine,doctorscannowrepairmanyinjuriesandgetpeoplebackontheplayingfieldandbacktotheirjobsmuchfaster.Simmonsfoundahospitalthatwa

25、susingthisnewscienceandwenttoseethedoctorthere.Thedoctorstoldhertheoperationcouldhelp.Forthisoperation,herdoctordidnthavetoopenherknee.Insteadheputaverysmallcameralens（鏡頭）insideherknee.Thelenssentbackpictures,whichappearedonatelevisionscreen.Asheworked,hecouldseetheinsideofherkneeontheTV.Withthehelp

26、ofthelargepicturesonthescreen,thedoctorknewexactlywhattodowhenhewasmakingtherepairs.Simmonsstartedwalkingfivedaysafterheroperation.“Mykneehurtalotthefirstfewdays,”shesaid.“ButIfeltbetterveryquickly.”Now,sixmonthsafterheroperation,Simmonscandoeverythingshedidbeforeherinjury.“Itfeelslikeanewknee,”shes

27、aid.“Icanevenplayvolleyballagain.”DoAmericanslovesports?WhatsportisSimmonsinterestedin?WhatdidthedoctorputinsideSimmonsknee?Whatproblemmaypeoplehavewhentheysports?Whatstheadvantage（優(yōu)點(diǎn)）ofthenewscience?（八）LouisBraillewasbornnearParis,France.Hewascleverandhelikedtoplaywithhisfathersworktools.Oneday,whe

28、nhewasfour,atoolwentintohislefteye.Andtherewassomethingwrongwithbothhiseyes.Hewasunluckyenoughtobeblind.Atten,hewenttoschoolforblindchildreninparis.OnedayaFrenchsoldier,CharlesBarbier,visitedtheschool.Barbierinventedasystem（系統(tǒng)）ofnight-reading.Thissystemuseddots（點(diǎn)）fortheletterssuchasA,BorC.Barbiertho

29、ughtthissystemcouldhelpblindpeopletoread.Barbierssystemwasdifficult.Louisimprovedhissystemandmadetheblinduseitmoreeasily.Bytheageoffifteen,hisnewsystemgotfinished.Sohewantedblindschoolstouseit.Butunluckilynoneoftheschoolswantedit.Louisdiedin1852.twoyears,theblindschoolsbegantousehissystem.Todaywecal

30、lthissystemBraille（盲文）afterLouisBraille.Hissystemisusedforalllanguages,andformath,science,writingmusicandcomputersfortheblind.HowdidLouisbecomeblindwhenhewasyoung?CouldBarbierssystemhelptheblindtoread?InwhichyeardidtheblindschoolbegintouseLouissystem?IsLouissystemnamedafterBarbierorBraille?Whatdoyou

31、thinkofBrailleslife?（九）Sittingatthedinnertableandsleepinginbedisnormal（正常的）foryou.Howisanastronauts（宇航員）lifeinShenzhouVIdifferentfromyours?Eating:Astronautsinaspaceshipfaceachoicebecauseofnogravity（弓丨力）.Theymaypicktheirfood,usetheirhandsandputitintotheirmouths.Ortheymayletthefoodstayintheair.Thenthe

32、yfloat（漂浮）tothefoodandgetitwiththeirmouths.Astronautshavetoremembertoclosetheirmouthstightly（緊緊的）whileeating.Anycrumb（碎屑）couldcausebigtrouble.Bitsoffoodthatstayintheaircangointoastronautsnoseswhentheyarebreathing.Sleeping：ShenzhouVIastronautssleeponthewallofthespaceship.Peoplefloatinaspaceshipwheret

33、hereisntanygravity.Soscientistsfix（固定sleepingbagstothewalltohelpastronauts.Isthelifeontheearthjustthesameasthatinaspaceship?WheredoShenzhouVIastronautssleepinthespaceship?Whydoastronautsinaspaceshipfaceachoice?Whatdotheastronautshavetodowhileeating?Whatdoesthispassage（段落）mainlytellus?（十）Inoursolarsy

34、stem（太陽系），Earthandtheothersevenplanetstravelaroundthesun.unlikeEarth,Saturn（土星）hasrings.ThechartthanEarth.SaturnhasthanEarth.AdayonSaturnisshorterthanaday.Earthismadeof.Thereareplanetsinoursolarsystembesides（除了，”還）EarthandSaturn.CanPetergetbackhiswalletifhegoestoRoom312at4:30onFriday?Annahandsinapic

35、tureandwinstheprize.Whatdoyouthinkshemaydraw?IfyoujoinCookingTour,howmanyAmericancitiescanyouvisitandhowlongwillyoustayintheUSA?Jackneedsahousewithagarden.Ifheliveforhalfayear,howmuchwillhepayatmost?（十二）Peopleallovertheworldeatrice.MillionsofpeopleinAsia,AfricaandSouthAmericaeatiteverydayoftheirlive

36、s.Somepeopleeatalmostnothingbutrice.Riceiskindofgrass.Therearemorethan7,000kindsofrice.Farmersgrowriceinmanycountries,eveninthesouthernpartoftheUnitedStatesandineasternAustralia.Noonereallyknowswherericecamefrom.Somescientiststhinkthatitstartedtogrowintwoplaces.Theythinkthatonekindofricegrewinsouthe

37、rnAsiathousandsofyearsago.SomeoneinChinawroteaboutitalmost5,000yearsago.AnotherkindprobablygrewinWestAfrica.OtherscientiststhinkthatricecamefromIndia,andIndiantravelerstookittootherpartsoftheworld.Thesearetwomainwaystogrowrice.Mostricegrowsinwetsoil.Peopleinmanycountriesdoalloftheworkofgrowingriceby

38、hand.Thisisthesamewayfarmersworkedhundredsofyearsago.Insomecountries,peoplenowusemachinesontheirricefarms.Peopleuseeverypartofthericeplant.Theymakeanimalfeedandriceoilfromit.Theyalsomakebaskets,broomsandroofsfortheirhouses.Theyburndryriceplantsinfiresforcooking.Howmanykindsofricearethere?Wheredoscie

39、ntiststhinkricecamefrom?Howdidfarmersgrowricehundredsofyearsago?Whichpartofthericeplantcanbeused?Whatdoyouthinkisthebestwaytogrowrice?Why?匹配。PlanYouTimeDoTodaysWorkTodaySetGoalsKeepHealthyKeepHopefulBePositiveaboutSchool（十四）Itstruethatweneedsomeformsofrecreation（娛樂）.Ifwwearegoingtokeephealthyandenjo

40、ylife,wecantworkallthetime.Everyonehashisownwayofrelaxing.Perhapsthemostpopularwasistotakepartinsports.Thereareteamsports,suchasbaseball,basketballandfootball.Thereareindividual（個人的）sports,suchasgolfandswimming.Fishing,skiingandhikingarealsogreatattractionsforpeople.Noteveryonewhoenjoyssportingevent

41、sliketotakepartinthem.Manypeopleprefertobespectators（觀眾），eitherbywatchingthemonTV,orlisteningtothemontheradio.Whenthereisanimportantbaseballgameorboxingmatchon,itisalmostimpossibletogetticketstoseeitlive（現(xiàn)場傳播）.Chess,cardplayinganddancingareotherformsofindoorrecreationenjoyedbymanypeople.Itsimportant

42、foreveryonetorelaxfromtimetotimeandenjoysomeformsofrecreation.Peoplecanrelaxthemselvesindifferentways,cantthey?Pleasenameonekindofteamsports.Whichsportcanyouhaveifyouarebyyourself,football,baseballorswimming?Isiteasytogetticketstoseeitlivewhenthereisanimportantmatch?Whydoeseverybodyneedtorelaxsometi

43、mes?（十五）JanewasspendingherholidayinScotland.TwodaysagoshesentalettertoMaryandacardtoMr.andMrs.Black.TodayMr.andMrs.BlackreceivedthecardandMarygottheletter,“WhatdoesJanesayinhercard,Mum?Letmehavealook.”Marysaid.Janesaidinhercard,“Ihavevisitedlotsofplaces.Howareyouall?Imissyouverymuch.”Marystoppedherm

44、otherandsaid,“Thecardismuchshorterthanthelettertome.Herletterisfullofinterestingthings.Letmereadittoyou.”“IwenttoEdinburghbytrain.IstayedthereforthreedaysandthenIwenttothemountains.Imetalotofyoungpeoplethere.Theyclimbedsomemountains.Ihavebeentomanyfamouslakes.Besides,Ihavealsovisitedseveralveryfamousplacesthere.IfindScotlandismuchmorebeautifulthanEngland.Bytheway,thehotelisveryniceandIhavemademanynewfriends.Iamhavingawonderfultimehere.”WhendidMr.andMrs.Blackreceivethecard?WhoisMary?HowdidJanegotoEdinburgh?WhichplacesdidntJanegoto?HowdidJanethinkaboutScotland?（十六）Isithardforyo