03【好題精選】閱讀理解-2023年九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)名校試題專題集訓(xùn)（重慶）

28/2827/28/03：【好題精選】閱讀理解-2023年九年級(jí)下學(xué)期英語(yǔ)專題周周練學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________01Takingonlineclassesisbecomingincreasinglypopular,butstudentshavedifferentviewsaboutit.WangQi,14Ilovetakingonlinecourses.Theygivemealotmorechoicesandfreedom.Wecanchoosetolearnwhateverwewant.Also,onlineclassesallowustostudywheneverandwhereverwewant,whichisveryconvenient.WuJun,13Idon’tthinktakingonlineclassesisagoodwaytostudy.TherearemanyexcitingthingsontheInternet.Studentscanbedistracted(使分心)fromtheircourseseasily.Thewholelearningprocessisnotasorganizedasitisintheclassroom.ZhouSiya,13Onlineclassroomshavesomeadvantages.Wemightpaymoreattentiontolearningwhenwearealoneinfrontofacomputerwithnoonetodistractus.Takingcoursesonlinealsomeanswecanhavemoretimetouseacomputer,whichisagoodwaytopracticeourcomputerskills.LiChunjie,14Ithinktheideaoftakingonlinecoursesisterrible.Itcanincreaseourtouchwithcomputersandtheradiation(輻射)fromthemcoulddoharmtothehumanbody,especiallyoureyes.Also,sittinginfrontofacomputerforalongtimewithoutexercisingcanbeharmfultoourhealth.Fromthematerialabove,wecansee________studentssupportonlinelearning.A．one B．two C．three D．four2．WangQithinksthattakingonlinecoursesisconvenientbecause________.A．teacherscanteachwhatevertheywant B．ithelpsimprovestudents’computerskillsC．studentsneedn’tpayforonlinecourses D．therearemanycoursestochoosefrom3．AccordingtoLiChunjie,takingonlinecourses________.A．hasadvantagesinmanyways B．causesalotofdistractionsC．willmakestudentsgocrazy D．isharmfultostudents’health02Belowaresometrafficrulesforstudents.Followtherulesandstaysafe!①DONOTRUNAREDLIGHTOnlycrosstheroadwhenthelightturnsgreen.Lookbothwayswhencrossingtheroad.②DONOTRUNONROADSIt’shardfordriverstoseeyou.Theymaynotbeabletostopthecarintime.③WEARAHELMET(頭盔)WHENRIDINGAlwayswearahelmetwhenridingabikeontheroad.Itkeepsyouawayfromdangers.④NEVERGETOFFAMOVINGBUSDon’tgetoffabusuntilitcomestoafullstop.4．Thetrafficrulesarefor________.A．parents B．travelers C．teachers D．students5．It’shardforthedriverstoseeyouwhenyou________.A．runonroads B．wearahelmet C．rideabike D．getoffabus6．Thereare________trafficrulesinthepassage.A．two B．three C．four D．five03HomeAloneSafetyforKids!Whatitis:ThisisasafetytrainingcourseprovidedbyHamiltonElementarySchoolforkidsaged8-12.Throughroleplayingandhands-onactivities,childrenwilllearnhowtotakecareofthemselveswhiletheyarehomealone.When:3:30pm-5:30pm（everySaturdayinNovember）Where:InthelibraryofHamiltonElementarySchool.Topics（話題）include:Kitchensafety;Onlinesafety;Fireandstormsafety;Basicfirstaid;Calling911;Activitiesforhavingfunalone.Cost:$35perchild,includingsnacksandminifirst-aidkit.Signup（登記）:CallTonyBridgeat（250）orThekidaged________canlearnthiscourse.A．5 B．7 C．9 D．138．Howmanytopicsareincludedintotal?A．Six. B．Two. C．Five. D．Four.9．Fromtheadvertisement,welearnthat________.A．childrenhavetomeetTonyBridgetosignupB．childrenshouldtakesomesnacksC．childrencantakethetrainingcourseinthekitchenD．eachclasslastsfortwohours04ThismapshowsTinselTown.ThelettersN,E,S,Wstandfornorth,east,southandwest.ThismaphaslinestoformsquareslikethisFindtheletter“A”atthesideofthemap.Thenfindthenumber1atthetopofthemap.WecallthissquareA1.Forexample,thehospitalisinthesquareB1.10．Onthemap,youcanfindthefollowingplacesEXCEPT________.A．a(chǎn)store B．a(chǎn)library C．a(chǎn)school D．a(chǎn)dininghall11．Thehospitalisinthe________fromthepark.A．south B．west C．north D．east12．IfJessicalivesonFirstStreet,wewillfindherhouseinthe________.A．squareC3 B．squareC4 C．squareD1 D．squareB405FilmsattheMuseumTwoEnglishmovieswillbeshownonSaturdayafternoonattheMuseumTheater.YoucanwatchPaddingtonBearat1:30p.m.TheHobbitswillbeat3:45p.m.Formoreinformation,pleasecallusat232-7898JohnsonGoodHelperDoyourchildrenenjoyinterestingstories,funnygames,andexcitingdances?JohnsonGoodHelperwillbereadytoteachallthesethingstochildrenattheCityTheateronSundaymorningat10:00forfree.InternationalFoodPartyAreyoutiredofeatingthesamefoodeveryday?CometotheCentralParkonSaturdayandenjoyfoodfromallovertheworld.Deliciousandnotexpensive.Thepartyisfromnoonto5:00p.m.Don’tMisstheBallgameIt’sOctober,andSaturdaynight(7:00～9:00)isyourlastchancetoseetheRedBirdsthisyear.GetyourticketsattheboxofficeoftheSportsCenter.Itmightbecold.Don’tforgettobringsweatersandjackets.Childrencanlearnexcitingdancesat________.theMuseumTheater B．theCityTheatre C．theCentralPark D．theSportsCenter14．Accordingtothepassage,theRedBirdsisprobably________.A．a(chǎn)foodparty B．a(chǎn)ballgame C．a(chǎn)funnygame D．a(chǎn)nEnglishmovie15．Mr.CarsonwantstohaveaniceSaturdayafternoon.Hecan________.A．a(chǎn)ttendaninternationalconcertandwatchaballgameB．watchaballgameandhavesomeinternationalfoodC．enjoyinterestingstorieswithhiskidsandseeafilmD．trysomeinternationalfoodandwatchanEnglishmovie06TimBerners-Leeisnotthemostfamousinventorintheworld.However,hisinventionhaschangedourlives.In2017,hewontheTuringAward(圖靈獎(jiǎng))forinventingtheWorldWideWeb.HewasborninLondon,Englandin1955.Whenhewasasmallboy,Timwasinterestedinplayingwithelectricalthings.HestudiedscienceatOxfordUniversity.Hemadehisfirstcomputerfromanoldtelevisionattheageof21.Timstartedworkingonearlycomputers.Atthattime,theyweremuchbiggerthannow.HeworkedinEnglandandthenSwitzerland.Timwasreallyinterestedintwothings,computersandhowthebrainworks.Howcouldthebrainconnectsomanyfactssoquickly?Hehadtoworkwithpeopleallovertheworld.Theysharedinformationaboutcomputers.Itwashardtomanagealltheinformation.Heansweredthesamequestionsagainandagain.Ittookalotoftime.ItwasevendifficultforcomputersinthesameofficeinSwitzerlandtoshareinformation.Timalsoforgotthingseasily.Couldacomputerworklikeabrain?Couldit“talk”toothercomputers?TherewasanInternetalreadybutitwasdifficulttouse.In1989,TimBernersLeeinventedtheWorldWideWeb(WWW)allbyhimself.ThishadaspeciallanguagethathelpedcomputerstalktoeachotherontheInternet.Whenpeoplewantedtoshareinformationwithothers.theyusedtheWorldWideWeb.TheInternetgrewquicklyafterthat.TimBerners-Leedoesn’tthinkhedidanythingspecial.HesaysthatalloftheideasabouttheInternetwerealreadythere.Allhedidwastoputthemtogether.HesaysthatmanyotherpeopleworkedtogethertomaketheInternetwhatitistoday.Mostinventorswanttobecomerich.ButTimgaveawaytheWorldWideWebfornothing.HenowworksinAmerica.HehelpspeoplesharetechnologyandwantstheInternettobefreeforeveryonetouse.Maybeheisthemostimportantbutleastfamousinventorintheworldtoday!16．WhenTimBerners-Leewasalittleboy,hewasinterestedin________.A．playingfungamesoncomputers B．talkingtopeoplearoundtheworldC．spendingtimeonelectricalthings D．studyinghowtoimprovememory17．Theunderlinedword“It”inParagraph3refersto________.A．Workingonearlycomputers B．ConnectingdifferentfactstogetherC．TravellingtotheofficeinSwitzerland D．Repeatinganswerstothesamequestions18．Timisoneofthemostimportantinventorsintheworldmainlybecause________.A．hemadeitpossibleforinformationtoshareontheInternetB．hemadethefirstcomputerintheworldwhenhewas21C．heinventedtheInternetandmadeitfreeforeveryonetouseD．hehelpedpeopleunderstandbetterhowthebrainworks19．Inwhatorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?a.Timmadehisfirstcomputer.b.TimwontheTuringAward.c.TiminventedtheWorldWideWeb.d.TimstudiedatOxfordUniversity.e.TimwasborninEngland.A．b-e-d-a-c B．e-d-a-c-b C．b-d-a-e-c D．e-c-a-d-b07Musicisanimportantpartofmylife.Recently,it’sbeenmypleasuretolistentomanydifferentkindsofEnglish-languagemusic.Whatkindofmusicdoyoulikebest?Jazz,countryorrock?Ilikecountrymusicbestbecauseitiseasytolearn.ItfirstbecamepopularinthesouthernpartoftheUnitedStatesinthe1920s.ThiskindofmusicshowsustheuniqueattitudethatAmericansholdtowardslife.CountrymusicislikeakindofpopmusicwithAmericancharacteristics.ListeningtosongsinEnglishcancultivate(培養(yǎng))ourknowledgeoftheEnglishlanguage.IalwaystakenotesaboutthelyricswhilelisteningtoEnglish-languagesongs.Forexample,myfavoritesongisTaylorSwift’sSweeterThanFiction,whichwasfirstreleasedin2013.Thesongisabouttherise-to-famestoryofPaulPotts,whowonBritain’sGotTalent(《英國(guó)達(dá)人秀》)in2007.Itslyricsareveryinspiring(鼓舞人心的).Iwrotethemdowntomotivatemyself.Bylisteningtothissong,Icanremindmyselftofollowmydreams.IfInevergiveup,theywillcometruesomeday.IoncecopiedthelyricsofthesongDreamItPossibleandsentthemtooneofmybestfriendswhohadfailedanimportantexam.Ibelieveeveryonecanbenefitfromlisteningtomusic.WhenI’mlisteningtomusic,Iwritedownnewwords,remembertheirpronunciationsandspellthemoverandoveragain.Inthisway,Ihaveexpanded(擴(kuò)大)myvocabulary.Moreimportantly,listeningtoEnglish-languagemusichasfurtherdevelopedmyinterestinlearningEnglish.Ithashelpedmealot.20．Whydoesthewriterlikecountrymusicbest?A．Becauseitislikeakindofpopmusic. B．Becauseit’snotdifficulttolearn.C．Becauseitslyricsareveryinspiring. D．Becauseeveryonecanbenefitfromlisteningtomusic.21．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“motivate”meaninParagraph3?A．打擊 B．抑制 C．激勵(lì) D．回憶22．Theauthorexpandedhis/hervocabularybythefollowingexcept________.A．writingdownnewwords B．rememberingtheirpronunciationsC．spellingthemrepeatedly D．developinginterest23．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．CountryMusic B．MusicIsImportantC．LearnEnglishThroughMusic D．LearnMusicThroughEnglish08Inventions,mostly,changetheworldforbetter.Theworldseesmillionsofnewinventionseveryyear.HerearesomeofthemlistedonthemagazineTIMErecently.Readingcanbeabigchallengeforalargenumberofpeople.Theymayhavesomeproblemswiththeireyes.OrCamReadcanhelpthem!It’sthefirstofitskindreadingpenwithasmartcameraandanAIsystem.Afterscanning(掃描)apageoftextwiththeclickofabutton(點(diǎn)擊按鈕),itcanreadthetextaloudtotheuser.Youdon’tneedtoconnectittotheInternet.Gettingseparatedfromfriendsorafamilymemberatamusicfestivalisprobablyaheadache.LynQhelpsyoufindthemwhenyougetseparatedfromthem.Unlikeyoursmartphones,thissmallthingdoesnotneedWi-Fitostayconnected.itisagreattoolforfamilyvacationsorgroupactivities.Whenyoufeelangryorunhappy,whatdoyoudoaboutit?Scientistssayyoucantrytocalm(使……平靜)others.Thiscanhelpyoucalmdown.That’swhyPurrblewasinvented.Thisfurry,cutebear—liketoyhas9sensors(感應(yīng)器).Ithasaquick“heartbeat”andcanfeelyourtouch.Asyouholdandtouchit,itsheartbeatslows.Anditgivesavoicelikeacat.Itsoundslikeitreallyenjoysyourtouch!BytouchingPurrble,youwillunderstandyourownfeelingsbetterandlearnhowtofeelcalmyourself.ThecompanyPhilipshassomethingtohelpyougetupearlier.ThePhilipsSomneoisheretohelpyouwakeupbetterwithoutveryuncomfortablesoundsoftraditionalalarmclocks.Italsocreateswhatislikeanaturalsunriseeachmorning.24．Therightorderofthesubtitles(小標(biāo)題)is________.a.Goodmorning????b.Stayconnected????c.Keepcalm????d.EasiertoreadA．c—d—b—a B．d—b—c—a C．d—b—a—c D．b—d—a—c25．Thephraseinbold“Gettingseparated”means________.A．走散 B．隔離 C．分別 D．迷路26．Accordingtothepassage,_______.A．youneedWi-FitouseOrCamReadtohelpyouwithyourreadingproblems.B．thetouchfromPurrblecanhelpyouknowyourownfeelingandkeepcalm.C．itmightbehelpfulforyoutogetupwiththehelpofPhilipsSomneo.D．whilepeoplearehavingdinnerathomeduringvacation,LynQisofgreathelp.27．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．Introductiontosomenewinventions. B．Someimportantinventionsinhistory.C．Someamazingideasoninventions. D．Somethingweneedtoknowaboutinventions.09Canyourememberatimewhenyouwokeupfromafantastic,scaryorstrangedream?Wereyouscaredtoturnonthelightorwasitsogoodthatyouwantedtostayinitlonger?Ourdreamscomefromapartofthebrainwithourthoughtsandmemories.Apersoncanhaveuptosixdreamsanightandeachdreamusuallylastsfrom10to40minutes.Everyonedreams,butnoteveryonerememberstheirdreams.Mostpeopleforgethalfoftheirdreamswithinfiveminutesofwakingup.Aftertenminutes,90percentoftheirdreamsareusuallygone.Mostpeopledreamincolor,usuallywithasound.Andweusuallydreamaboutourselvesandthepeopleweknow.Butwhydowedream?AlanSiegelisascientistwhostudiesdreams.“Dreamshelpusgetintouchwithourdeeperfeelings,”hesays.“Theycantellusalotaboutourselvesandcanhelpusfindoutproblems.”Anotherscientist,RobertStickgold,thinksdreamscomefromourmemories.Hebelieveswedreamtorememberbecauseourmemoriesareusefultothebrains.Robertsaysthepurposeofdreamingthroughthesememoriesistohelpustolearnfromthepast.Herearesometypesofdreamsandwhatpeoplethinktheymean.Dream1.Youmeetsomeoneinyourpajamas:Sometimespeopledreamthattheymeetsomeonetheyknowwhilewearingtheirunderwear!Thisdreammaybetheresultofanembarrassingeventinyourlife.Somepeoplethinkwedreamaboutembarrassingsituationsifourbrainsaretryingtodealwithaneventinourownlives.Dream2:Youareintheair:Ifyoudreamaboutflying,youareprobablyquitehappy.Thisisagoodperiodinyourlife.Youmayfeelyouareabletodoanythingandthatotherpeopleseeyouasaleader.Dream3:Youdidn’tstudyforatest:Thisprobablymeansyouareworriedaboutanimportanteventcominginyourlife.Ifyou’renotpreparedfortheevent,yourdreammaybetellingyou.“It’stimetogettowork!”Dream4:Somedisastershappen:Itmightbeanearthquakeorafire.Theymayprobablyshowthatyouarefeelingscaredbyeventsoutofyourcontrol.28．Whatisthepurpose(目的)ofthefirstparagraph?A．Toasksomequestions. B．Toleadintothetopic.C．Toshowhisopinions. D．Todescribedifferentdreams.29．ThewriterusesthewordsofAlantosupporttheidea________.A．dreamscomefromourmemoriesB．wecancontrolourdreamsifwetrytoC．dreamshelpusunderstandourfeelingsandproblemsD．everyonedreams,butnoteveryonerememberstheirdreams30．WhatkindofdreamdoesitbelongtoifyoudreamoftheoutbreakofCOVID-19?A．Dream1. B．Dream2. C．Dream3. D．Dream4.31．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingsentencesistrue?A．Ifyouhavedifferentexperiences,youmighthavedifferentdreams.B．Themoreyoudream,thebettermemoryyouwillhave.C．Everyone’sdreamcomeswithsoundsandcolors.D．Youcanalwaystellothersexactlywhatyourdreamsarelike.10Doyouknowthatvocabularyismoreimportantthangrammar?Ifyouhavegoodvocabulary,youcancommunicatesuccessfully,evenifthegrammarisnotcompletelyperfect.However,onecommonproblemislearningnewwordsandthenforgettingthem.So,whenyouwanttouseanewwordinaconversation,youcan’trememberitatthatmoment.Doesthisoftenhappentoyou?Thereasonforthisdifficultyisthatmoststudentstrytolearnvocabularybystudyinglistsanddictionariesandrememberingthewords.Butitmaynotworkifyoudon’thaveaverygoodmemory.Thebestwaytolearnvocabularyandrememberthewordssuccessfullyistolearnnewwordsandusethematonce.Youcandothiswithaverysimpleexercise.Eachtimeyoulearnanewword,forexample,fromanEnglishlessonoranarticle,writeitdowninyourvocabularynotebook.Writingismoreactivethanjustreadingadefinition（釋義）.Youshouldwritetheword,thedefinitioninEnglishortranslation,oneexamplesentencefromthearticleordictionaryandoneexamplesentencethatyoucreate.Imagineyoujustlearntheword“generous”,writeinyourvocabularynotebook:generous(adjective),definition—givingorwillingtogivefreely.ExampleOne,fromthearticle:Thanksforpayingformydinner,you’reverygenerous.ExampleTwo,myexample:Mybrotherisgenerousbecausehevolunteersattheanimalshelteronweekends.It’sbestifyourexamplesentencesaretruetoyourlife,becausethiscreatesapersonalconnectionwiththenewword.Thenextday,readyourvocabularynotebookagainandtrytoaddonemoreexamplesentenceusingthenewword.It’shelpfulforyoutorememberit.Thesetwosimplesteps—writingthewordandusingitatonce—helpyourememberandusenewwords.32．Thepassagewasmainlywrittento________.A．Englishteachers B．languagelearnersC．Englishwriters D．languagereaders33．Thecorrectorderoftakingvocabularynotesis________.a.Makeyourownexamplesentence.b.Writetheword,itsEnglishdefinitionortranslation.c.Copyanexamplesentencefromthearticleordictionary.d.Readyournotebookagainandaddonemoreexamplesentence.A．b-c-a-d B．b-c-d-a C．c-d-b-a D．c-b-a-d34．Howcanwemakethebestexamplesentencesaccordingtothewriter?________A．Byaskingforhelpfromfriends.B．Byexplainingwords’definitions.C．Byconnectingthemwithourlife.D．Byaddingwordsfromthearticle.35．Thebesttitleofthepassageis________.A．TipsforTranslatingWordsB．AdviceonUsingGrammarC．AbilitiesofCreatingExamplesD．WaysofLearningNewWords11Dearstudents,Iknowtheselastfewweekshavebeendifficult.Therearesomanyexamsovertheendoftheschoolyear.SometimesIalsofeelstressedafteralongday’sworkbutIcan’thelpwonderingifIdoenough.DoIprepareyoufortheroadahead?CouldIhavedonemore?IhopeImakeyourwaytohighschoolmucheasier.IhopeIpreparebothyourroadaheadandyourheart.Ihopemystrictnessmakesyoustronger.Ihopemykindnessmakesyoufeelsafe.Ihopemyclassroomisaplacewhereyoulearnknowledgeandmakelifelongfriends.Atthemoment,youaretakingtheexam.Iknowyoumayfeelnervoustodowell.But,please,dorememberthatamongyou,thereisanartistwhodoesn’tneedtounderstandPhysics.Thereisasuccessfulbusinessman,whodoesn’tcareaboutHistoryorMath.Thereisamusician,whoseChemistrygradewon’tmatter.Thereisasportsperson,whosehealthismoreimportantthanP.Egrades.Ifyoufailtheexam,tellyourselfit’sOK!It’sjustanexam!Takearest,workonyourweaknessandmoveon.Ifyoufailtheexam,tellyourselfit’sOK!It’sjustanexam!Protectyourpride,believeinfuturesuccessandmoveon.Don’tletittakeawayyourdreamsortalents.Pleasedothis,andwhenyoudo,youwillcontroltheworldoneday.Withwarmregards,Yourteacher36．Thematerialaboveisprobably(a)________.A．play B．news C．diary D．letter37．Theteacherhopesher________makesstudentsstronger.A．preparation B．kindness C．strictness D．classroom38．Theunderlinedword“it”refersto“________”.A．a(chǎn)rest B．futuresuccess C．yourpride D．failureintheexam39．Studentsareexpectedto________whenhavingtheexamaccordingtothewriter.A．takeiteasy B．planfordreams C．showofftalents D．controltheworld12Istillrememberthatsummerin2018.ItwasaWorldCupsummer—atimewhenmyfriendsandIgottogetheraroundthetelevision,cheeringonourfavoritesoccerteam.Everynight,wewereshouting,andjumpingupanddown.Wearethetypeoffanswhogetreallyintothegames.WeevenmakeaNewYearwishtoflytoQatarthisyear.Wedreamtowatch2022WorldCuplive.Whyarewesocrazy?Maybeit’sthegame’scamaraderie:thefeelingthattheteamonthefieldisourteam;theirwinisourvictory,andtheirlossisourfailure.Ormaybeit’sthegame’sinternationalquality.IncountrieslikeFrance,England,Spain,andBrazil,majorteamshaveplayersfrommanydifferentnations,andtheseteamsnowhavefansallovertheworld.ButIthinkthemainreasonmaybethis:It’sasimplegame.Anyonecanplayit.“Youdon’tneedtoberichtoplaysoccer,”sayshistorianPeterAlegi.“Youjustneedanopenspaceandsomethinglikeaball,abottle,orevensomebagstiedtogether.”Eveninsomewarareas,youcanseechildrenandadultsplayonthestreet,oftenwithhandmadeballs.That’swhysoccerbecomesthemostlovedsport.Inhumanhistory,peoplehaveplayedsomekindsofthekickinggame.Whattheworldnowcallsfootball—orsoccerintheUnitedStates—beganasfarbackas2500B．C．withtheChinesegameofcuju.However,thesportweknowtodayfirstappearedinBritain.Inthe1840s,England’sFootballAssociationmadeasetofrules,andthemoderngamewasborn.Today,morethan200millionplayersallovertheworldtakepartinthegame,trulymakingsoccertheworld’ssport.Surprisingly,manyofthegame’sbestplayerscomefrompoorfamiliesinAfricannations,includingSenegal,IvoryCoastandGhana.Throughtheirhardwork,thesebestplayersachievesuccessandfindtheirvalue.“Socceristheloveofeveryonehere,”saysAbubakari,ateacherwhoworksinTamale,Ghana.“Itgivespeoplehopeandmakesusstrong.”40．Themodernsoccergamewasbornin________.A．China B．America C．Africa D．Britain41．Theunderlinedword“camaraderie”inParagraph2probablymeans“________”.A．共情 B．親情 C．悲情 D．同情42．InParagraph3,thesentence“It’sasimplegame”iswrittentoshowthat________.A．therulesareeasyforpeopletounderstandB．peoplecanplayitalmostanywherewithalmostanythingC．peopleneedmuchtalenttoplayitD．thereareonlyafewdifferentkindsofthegame43．Thispassageismainlyabout________.A．thehistoryofsoccer B．thepopularityofsoccerC．differentsoccerteams D．bestsoccerplayers13MostChineseparentshavegreatexpectations(期望)fortheirchildren.Whenchildrenareborn,theirparentshaveplannedeverythingforthem.Itiscommonforparentstowanttheirchildrentobesuccessful.However,manychildreninChinaareunhappy.Theyliveaplannedlifeandareaskedtofulfilltheirparents’dreams.???Inmyopinion,therearetwosidesofparents’expectations.Ontheonehand,theexpectationscanencouragechildrentoworkharderforabetterlife.Accordingtosomestudies,whetherachildwillbesuccessfulornotdependsmostlyonhisorherparents’expectations.Butontheotherhand,unrealistic(不切實(shí)際的)expectationscanbeharmfultochildren.Everychildhashisorherownthoughtsandfeelings.Parents’expectationscantakechildren’sfreedomaway.Wiseparentsallowtheirchildrentohavesomefreedom.Theyencouragetheirchildrentodothingstheyliketodoandneveronlycareabouttheirgrades.??Myparents’expectationsformearetobehappy,kindandhealthy.Theyneverputtoomuchpressureonme,soIliveahappylife.However,Ihavemyowndreams.Ikeepworkinghard,thoughmyparentsdonotwantmetodoso.IwillnevergiveupbecausemyparentsalwaysencouragemewhenIamintrouble.Inaword,Ithinkparents’expectationsarenecessary.However,parentsshouldnotgivetheirchildrentoomuchpressure.Instead,theyshouldgivethemenoughfreedom.Parentsmustmakesuretheirexpectationsfortheirchildrenarerealisticsothattheirchildrenwillnotlosetheirself-confidence(自信).44．ThemeaningoftheunderlinedwordfulfillinChineseis________.A．實(shí)現(xiàn) B．充滿 C．回憶 D．保證45．ThemainideainPara.(自然段)2is________.A．parents’expectationscanencouragechildrentoworkharderB．parents’expectationscanbeharmfultochildrenC．parents’expectationshavetwosidesD．parents’expectationsaretoohard46．Thewriter’sparentsexpecthim________.A．toworkhardandrealizetheirdreams B．tostudyhardandgethightestgradesC．tobesmartandsuccessful D．tobehappy,kindandhealthy47．Accordingtothepassage,thewriterthinks________.A．parents’expectationsfortheirchildrenareuselessB．parents’expectationsfortheirchildrenareusefulC．parents’expectationsfortheirchildrenareharmfulD．parents’expectationsfortheirchildrenaresimple14Tuesday,September13IarrivedinNewYorktwoweeksago.Therearen’tmanyChinesestudentshere,soIhavetouseEnglishmostofthetime.NowIamwritingmydiaryinEnglishbecausemyEnglishteacherRachelsaysitisagoodwaytopracticeEnglish.Thursday,October20MyEnglishishopeless!Iwasonthebusthismorningandamanspoketome,butIhardlyunderstoodhim.Iwassoembarrassed.WhyismyEnglishsopoor?IwanttomakeofAmericanfriends,butit'shardformetocommunicatewithothers.Thursday,October27IwenttoaschoolpartylastFriday.ItalkedwithaJapaneseboynamedKenjiandaningirlnamedCarla.Wetalkedaboutourcountries’customsandourexperiencesinAmerican.WearegoingtowalkaroundNewYorkthisweekend.Kenjiaskedmetoplaybasketballafterschoolwithhimfromnowon.Maybethingsaregettingbetter!48．Thewriterismostprobablyfrom________.A．Japan B．China C．Australia D．America49．Theunderlinedword“embarrassed”inthepassageprobablymeans“________”.A．積極的 B．丑陋的 C．有創(chuàng)造力的 D．尷尬的50．Thewritergoestoaschoolparty________.A．onSeptember13 B．onSeptember19C．onOctober21 D．onOctober2751．Thispassageisabout________.A．a(chǎn)student’sdiary B．a(chǎn)student’scompositionC．a(chǎn)student’sspeech D．a(chǎn)student’sholidayplans15AlexisistenyearsoldandlivesinasmallvillageonabeautifulGreekisland.HehasjustcometoGrade5.ButAlexisisdifferentfromotherchildrenathisage.Hedoesn’tspendthesummeronthebeachorplayingvideogames.Inthebusysummermonths,Alexisspendshisdaysinhisfamily’srestaurant.InJulyandAugust,therestaurantisverypopularwithtouristsfromallovertheworld.BecauseheistheonlypersoninhisfamilywhocanspeakEnglish,itishisjobtolookafterthetouristswhentheyeatattherestaurant.Heexplainsthemenutotouristsandtakestheirorders.ThereisnoschoolinAlexis’svillage,andtheon