山东省潍坊市2019年中考英语总复习 第20课时 九下 Modules 1-4练习

第20课时九年级下册Modules1～4一、阅读理解(2013·山东潍坊中考)FlightTimetable★Date:July15thFlightNo.:NS3201LeavingQingdao:11：35ArrivingShanghai:13：20★Date:December8thFlightNo.:SZ4734LeavingQingdao:16：05ArrivingGuilin:20：45BlueSeaHotel★150roomsTworestaurants(24hours)SwimmingpoolNearthecitycentre★Price：180yuan/doubleroom/anight220yuan/singleroom/anight★156DongfengStreet★Tel：0536­2221234Weareveryhappytohelpyou!NoticetoTourists★Pleasebuyatickettoenter.★Pleasedon'tcarveordrawatall,don'tdestroyplants,don'tdigsandorstoneanddon'tgohunting.★Pleasedon'tcarryinthosegoodsthatareeasytoburnorexplode.★Pleasedon'tspitorthrowwasteeverywhere.★Thosewhoviolateaboveruleswouldbepunishedaccordingtothedegree.XiaoZhuMountainScenicSpotWelcometoAi'xinInternationalFoodFestival!Enjoyallkindsofdeliciousfood,suchasdumplings,noodles,icecream,popcorn...★Time：11：00am～5：00pmFriday,May31st★Place:OntheplaygroundofXinhuaInternationalSchool.★HelpProjectHoperaisemoneytobuildanewvillageschoolinGuizhouProvince.1．HowlongwillittakeyoufromQingdaotoShanghaionJuly15th?A．Onehourandaquarter.B．Twohoursandaquarter.C．Onehourandforty­fiveminutes.D．Twohoursandforty­fiveminutes.2．IffourmenstayinBlueSeaHotelfortwonights,theywillpayatleast．A．720yuanB．360yuanC．540yuanD．180yuan3．Youcan'twhenyouvisitXiaoZhuMountainaccordingtotheNotice?①carveordraw②gohunting③takephotos④droplitter⑤watchanimalsshowA．①②③B．②③④C．③④⑤D．①②④4．Ai'xinInternationalFoodFestivalisheldto.A．raisemoneyforProjectHopeB．welcomeforeignfriendsC．celebrateChildren'sDayD．showthestudents'skillofcooking二、完形填空(2018·山东潍坊安丘等五县期末)You'veprobablyseenaconstruction(建筑工地)before,butdoyouknowwhatthemachinesonthesitedo?About1，110middleandhighschoolstudentsfromCalifornia,US,notonlyknowwhattheycando,1canalsocontrolthem!Inaprogramme,workerstaughtthemhowto2nailsintowood,drivetractors(拖拉机)anduseothermachines.Theprogrammeopenedstudents'3.Eighth­gradestudentsDianaMaciassaidshelearntthathittinganailonthehead(钉子头)was4thanitlooked.“Itwashardto5thehammer(锤子)todowhatyouwanted,intherightposition，”shetoldThePressDemocrat.Shethenlearnt6todriveanailintowood7twostrikes(敲打)—setitwithoneandsinkitwiththeother.AnabellePadilla,8eighth­grader,triedusingaJackhammer(手提钻)．“Itfeltverypowerful，”shesaid.“Mywoodshop9inspiredme.Hereally10ustogetoutandtrymorethings.”That'sexactlythegoaloftheprogramme,saidKeithWoods,whoorganisedtheevent.“Wewantkidstoatleastconsiderconstruction(asacareerchoice)andnotasalastemergencycountermeasures(应急对策)，”Woodssaid.BenStone,agovernmentofficer,saidtheneedtoworkersintheconstructionindustryisincreasing.“It'saverytimelyevent，”hesaid.1．A.soB．butC．norD．neither2．A.pullB．pushC．hitD．throw3．A.eyesB．heartsC．windowsD．lives4．A.quickerB．harderC．funnierD．longer5．A.letB．makeC．getD．hope6．A.howB．whereC．whyD．who7．A.withoutB．forC．onD．with8．A.theotherB．someotherC．anotherD．other9．A.teacherB．ownerC．designerD．manager10．A.refusedB．encouragedC．stoppedD．needed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。Playgroundsinschoolsandparksareusuallybuilttobesafeenough.Mostofthesafetyruleswerecreatedinthe1980s,afterafew1.(accident)happenedonplaygrounds.Somechildrenwerehurt2.(serious)intheseaccidents.Theirparentssaidtheplaygroundsweren'tsafeenough,andthatthebossesthatownedtheplaygrounds3.(have)topaymuchmoneyto4.(that)parents.Afterthat,schoolsandcitiesbeganchangingplaygroundstomakethemassafeaspossible.Butsafeplaygroundshavenotreallymadea5.(different)intheaccidents.Infact,therehavebeenmoreaccidentswherechildrenhavebrokenanarmoraleg.Someexpertsbelievethatthisisbecausechildrencanlearntobecarefulonlywhentheyareindanger.Childrenshoulddothingsthatseemalittledangerous—like6.(climb)trees,ridingbikesreallyfastorplayingnearwater.Thosethingscanteach7.(they)howtokeepsafe.Whenchildrenhavesmallaccidents,theylearnhow8.(avoid)worseaccidents.Ifchildren9.(allow)totakesomerisks,theycanbecomeconfidentandindependent.Theyalsogetbetteratproblem­solvingandteamwork.Manyexpertsalsobelievethat“safe”playgroundsaretooboring.Theysaythatifplaygroundsweremorechallengingand10.(excite),kidswouldprobablygetmoreexercise.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)Fromthetimemychildrenstartedschool,I(A)theirlunches.Ineachlunch,Iputanote.Thenotemightbeathankyouforaspecialmoment,orabitofencouragementforatestorsportingevent.Whentheyweresmall,theylovedtheirnotes.Theytalkedabout(B)themafterschool,andwhenIwentbacktoteaching,theyevenputnotesinmylunches.However,askidsgrowoldertheybecomeself­conscious(有自我意识的).Bythetimemyson,Marc,reachedhighschool,hetoldmethathe(C)neededmydailynotes,butIcontinuedwritingthemuntilthedayhegraduatedfromhighschool.Sixyearsafterhighschoolgraduation,Marccalledandaskedifhecouldmovehomeforafewmonths.Hedidn'treturnhomeoftentheseyearssincehefoundajobinSacramentoandlivedawayfromhome.AfewweeksafterMarcarrivedhometorestforawhile,hewasbackatwork.SinceIwasstillmakingluncheverydayforhisyoungerbrotherandsister,IpackedoneforMarc,too.(D)IwassosurprisedwhenIgotacallfrommy24­year­oldson,complaining(抱怨)abouthislunch.“DidIdosomethingwrong?Don'tyouloveme,Mum？”werethequestionshethrewatme.Iaskedhimwhatwaswrong.“Mynote,Mum，”heanswere