山东省潍坊市2019年中考英语总复习第20课时九下Modules1_4练习

第20课时 九年级下册 Modules 1～4

一、阅读理解

(2013·山东潍坊中考)

Flight Timetable

★Date: July 15th Flight No.: NS3201 Leaving Qingdao: 11：35 Arriving Shanghai: 13：20 ★Date: December 8th Flight No.: SZ4734 Leaving Qingdao: 16：05 Arriving Guilin: 20：45

Blue Sea Hotel

★150 rooms

Two restaurants (24 hours) Swimming pool Near the city centre

★Price：180 yuan/double room/a night 220 yuan/single room/a night ★156 Dongfeng Street ★Tel：0536-2221234

We are very happy to help you!

Notice to Tourists

★Please buy a ticket to enter.

★Please don't carve or draw at all, don't destroy plants, don't dig sand or stone and don't go hunting.

★Please don't carry in those goods that are easy to burn or explode. ★Please don't spit or throw waste everywhere.

★Those who violate above rules would be punished according to the degree.

XiaoZhu Mountain Scenic Spot

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Welcome to Ai'xin International

Food Festival!

Enjoy all kinds of delicious food, such as dumplings, noodles, ice cream, popcorn... ★Time：11：00 am～5：00 pm Friday, May 31st

★Place: On the playground of Xinhua International School.

★Help Project Hope raise money to build a new village school in Guizhou Province. 1．How long will it take you from Qingdao to Shanghai on July 15th? A．One hour and a quarter. B．Two hours and a quarter. C．One hour and forty-five minutes. D．Two hours and forty-five minutes.

2．If four men stay in Blue Sea Hotel for two nights, they will pay at least ． A．720 yuan C．540 yuan

B．360 yuan D．180 yuan

3．You can't when you visit XiaoZhu Mountain according to the Notice? ①carve or draw ②go hunting ③take photos ④drop litter ⑤watch animals show A．①②③ C．③④⑤

B．②③④ D．①②④

4．Ai'xin International Food Festival is held to . A．raise money for Project Hope B．welcome foreign friends C．celebrate Children's Day

D．show the students' skill of cooking 二、完形填空

(2018·山东潍坊安丘等五县期末)You've probably seen a construction(建筑工地) before, but do you know what the machines on the site do? About 1，110 middle and high school students from California, US, not only know what they can do, 1 can also control them!

In a programme, workers taught them how to 2 nails into wood, drive tractors(拖拉机) and use other machines.

The programme opened students' 3 . Eighth-grade students Diana Macias said she learnt that hitting a nail on the head(钉子头) was 4 than it looked.

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“It was hard to 5 the hammer(锤子) to do what you wanted, in the right position，” she told The Press Democrat. She then learnt 6 to drive a nail into wood 7 two strikes(敲打)—set it with one and sink it with the other.

Anabelle Padilla, 8 eighth-grader, tried using a Jackhammer(手提钻)．“It felt very powerful，” she said. “My woodshop 9 inspired me. He really 10 us to get out and try more things.”

That's exactly the goal of the programme, said Keith Woods, who organised the event. “We want kids to at least consider construction (as a career choice) and not as a last emergency countermeasures(应急对策)，” Woods said.

Ben Stone, a government officer, said the need to workers in the construction industry is increasing. “It's a very timely event，” he said. 1．A.so 2．A.pull 3．A.eyes

B．but

C．nor

D．neither

B．push B．hearts B．harder

C．hit D．throw

C．windows C．funnier

C．get

D．lives

D．longer

D．hope

4．A.quicker 5．A.let 6．A.how

B．make

B．where B．for

C．why

D．who D．with

7．A.without 8．A.the other

C．another 9．A.teacher

C．on

B．some other D．other

B．owner D．manager B．encouraged D．needed

C．designer 10．A.refused

C．stopped 三、词汇应用

阅读下面的短文，用括号内所给词的适当形式填空，必要时可加助动词。

Playgrounds in schools and parks are usually built to be safe enough. Most of the safety rules were created in the 1980s, after a few 1. (accident) happened on playgrounds. Some children were hurt 2. (serious) in these accidents. Their parents said the playgrounds weren't safe enough, and that the bosses that owned the playgrounds 3. (have) to pay much money to 4. (that) parents. After that, schools and cities began changing playgrounds

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to make them as safe as possible.

But safe playgrounds have not really made a 5. (different) in the accidents. In fact, there have been more accidents where children have broken an arm or a leg. Some experts believe that this is because children can learn to be careful only when they are in danger.

Children should do things that seem a little dangerous—like 6. (climb) trees, riding bikes really fast or playing near water. Those things can teach 7. (they) how to keep safe. When children have small accidents, they learn how 8. (avoid) worse accidents.

If children 9. (allow) to take some risks, they can become confident and independent. They also get better at problem-solving and teamwork.

Many experts also believe that “safe” playgrounds are too boring. They say that if playgrounds were more challenging and 10. (excite), kids would probably get more exercise. 四、阅读表达

阅读下面短文，并根据短文后的要求答题。

(2018·山东潍坊高密一模)From the time my children started school, I (A) their lunches. In each lunch, I put a note. The note might be a thank you for a special moment, or a bit of encouragement for a test or sporting event.

When they were small, they loved their notes. They talked about(B) them after school, and when I went back to teaching, they even put notes in my lunches. However, as kids grow older they become self-conscious(有自我意识的). By the time my son, Marc, reached high school, he told me that he(C) needed my daily notes, but I continued writing them until the day he graduated from high school.

Six years after high school graduation, Marc called and asked if he could move home for a few months. He didn't return home often these years since he found a job in Sacramento and lived away from home.

A few weeks after Marc arrived home to rest for a while, he was back at work. Since I was still making lunch every day for his younger brother and sister, I packed one for Marc, too. (D) I was so surprised when I got a call from my 24-year-old son, complaining(抱怨) about his lunch.

“Did I do something wrong? Don't you love me, Mum？” were the questions he threw at me. I asked him what was wrong.

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