2025-2026学年江苏省南通市海安市海安市十三校九年级（上）10月月考英语试卷-自定义类型

这是一份2025-2026学年江苏省南通市海安市海安市十三校九年级（上）10月月考英语试卷-自定义类型，共20页。试卷主要包含了听力-选择题，阅读六选五，单选题，完形填空，阅读理解，任务型阅读-简答，首字母短文填空，阅读填空等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1.What des the girl want t be in the future?
A. B. C.
2.What is the weather like at the mment?
A. B. C.
3.What clur are the speakers talking abut?
A. B.
C.
4.What did Jim’s father take away frm him?
A. B. C.
5.What are the man and the wman ding?
A. They are watching TV.B. They are shpping.
C. They are calling.
6.Hw much will the man pay if he makes a five-minute call?
A. 18 dllarsB. 25 dllarsC. 40 dllars
7.Wh made a speech at the party?
A. Jane.B. Je.C. Paul.
8.What des the girl think f Mike?
A. Cnfident and active.B. Mdest and active.
C. Helpful and mdest.
9.Why des the man want t keep the windw clsed?
A. The air inside is fresh.B. It is cld utside.
C. He is ill.
10.Wh is the wman talking t?
A. A huse wner.B. A gardener.C. A cleaner.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11.What is Mr Green?
A. He is Mr. Li’s student.B. He is a Science teacher.
C. He is Mr. Li’s classmate.
12.What d Mary’s classmates think f the life n Mars?
A. Very interesting.B. Very bring.C. Very surprising.
听短文，回答以下各小题。请根据短文内容，选择正确答案，完成信息记录表。
13.A. n Sunday eveningB. n April 18C. next Friday
14.A. the dining hallB. the Students’ Unin
C. the schl hall
15.A. sing a sngB. bring a small gift
C. make an annuncement
听短文，回答下列小题。
16.Why did the shpkeeper say the dress had been sld?
A. Because smene had bught it.
B. Because the wman was nt rich.
C. Because he thught the wman culdn’t pay fr it.
17.Did the wman think the dress had been sld?
A. Yes, she did.B. N, she didn’t.C. We dn’t knw.
18.What was the wman wearing the next day?
A. The same dress, very beautiful.
B. A different dress, very beautiful.
C. The same dress, cmmn.
19.Hw must the shpkeeper feel finally?
A. Happy.B. Tired.C. Angry.
20.What happened at the end f this stry?
A. The wman didn’t buy a dress.
B. The wman bught the mst beautiful dress.
C. The wman bught the dress she had seen the day befre.
二、阅读六选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Cking, the art and science f preparing fd, is far mre than daily husewrk. It’s like a fun classrm where yu can learn different subjects all at nce! 1
Science is everywhere in cking. When yu make bread, the yeast (酵母) eats sugar and makes bubbles f gas. 2 When yu ck meat and it turns brwn and smells gd, that’s cl chemistry. Als, think abut heating water, which shws hw heat mves. It is all abut physics.
3 Yu need t fllw the instructins when yu mix materials, like “adding 1/4 spn f salt”. Smetimes yu have t make sme changes t feed mre r fewer peple. That means ding math. Even buying the required materials with lw cst teaches yu math.
Fd has a lt f histry. Pasta didn’t start in Italy—it came frm Asia lng ag! Spices (香料) were nce traded like gld, and this changed hw cuntries talked t each ther. 4 In ht places, peple grw mre different fds than in cld places. Learning abut these things helps yu understand hw the wrld wrks.
Cking is like a secret key that pens the dr t learning many subjects. It’s nt just abut making yummy fd. 5 Schls shuld teach cking because it helps students see hw everything in learning is cnnected!
A．Gegraphy als matters.
B．This is bilgy in actin.
C．Math helps a lt in the kitchen.
D．Cking avids wasting mney.
E．It’s als abut becming smarter in lts f ways.
F．The fllwing will explain why cking shuld be taught at schl.
21.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
22.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
23.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
24.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
25.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
三、单选题：本大题共10小题，共10分。
26.—When is the Wrld Reading Day?—On April 23rd. It reminds us t ________the peple wh make great cntributins t ur wrld in literature.
A. realizeB. respectC. reachD. represent
27.Lk at pictures belw, match the articles with their crrect literary frm (文体).
A. ① cmic; ② pem; ③ playB. ① pem; ② cmic; ③ play
C. ① pem; ② play; ③ cmicD. ① cmic; ② play; ③ pem
28.________ the whle f this article ________ any part f it will be published unless the writer agrees.
A. Either; rB. Neither; nr
C. Nt nly; but alsD. Bth; and
29.My mum is ______ in the kitchen. She ften cks smething that we have never tasted befre with her excellent cking skills.
A. creativeB. energeticC. rganizedD. pwerful
30.Frm the ntice, we knw that ________.
A. peple wh can wait will watch the cncert fr free
B. the cncert wn’t be held any mre because f the weather
C. peple wh bught the tickets can watch the cncert next mnth
D. peple shuld pay attentin t the bad weather while watching the cncert
31.Mary prefers ________ skiing utside ________ the winter.
A. g; t enjyB. ging; t enjying
C. t g; t enjyD. ging; t enjy
32.Dn’t be sad! Yu shuld ________ and try it ne mre time.
A. cheer upB. give upC. set upD. grw up
33.He hasn’t decided ________ t g n a trip t Lndn next week. ________ he visits Lndn, s will I.
A. If; IfB. if; Whether
C. whether; WhetherD. whether; If
34.—Culd yu tell me ________, sir?—Sure. It creates music in yur wn style.
A. if the AI app is expensiveB. where the AI app was develped
C. when the AI app came int useD. what the AI app can d
35.—Mr. Zhng is ne f the greatest scientists in the wrld! What d yu think f him？—________. Besides, he is als a great humanitarian．
A. Maybe yu’re rightB. I’m afraid nt
C. I can’t agree with yuD. I can’t agree mre
四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共22.5分。
“Why did we pick tday fr this? I shuld be staying at hme, having a birthday party, and lts f birthday gifts are waiting fr me!” I said t Dad, a little upset. Six miles int ur bird-watching trip in Happy Frest Park, we were in 36 .
In the mrning, we set ut in 37 weather. Birds were singing alng the way while we enjyed the sunshine. But strm cluds came unexpectedly.
“I checked the weather, but the app didn’t 38 us,” Dad explained. Mm cmfrted me.
“Dn’t wrry, and maybe yu’ll get a nicer 39 fr yur birthday.”
“Really?” I frced a smile.
“Find shelter (遮蔽)!” Dad shuted as the heavy rain pured dwn. We 40 a rest area nearby and rushed there. The wind blew hard and I felt cld. I fund I’d frgtten t take my emergency rescue blanket (紧急救生毯) when I 41 my bag.
“Ta-da! Lk! ” Dad pulled ut a blanket frm his bag and put it ver us. “Let’s 42 ,” he added. Mm brught ut a packet f ckies. “ 43 makes everything better,” she said, passing them arund. Her calmness helped me breathe 44 .
Half an hur passed, but the rain didn’t stp. We had t 45 the trip and return.
The grund was wet, s Dad kept reminding us t be slw and 46 . He suggested we hld n t the trees in rder nt t 47 .
The sky grew dark, s we culdn’t see the rad clearly. “Are we… 48 ?” I asked. Dad tk ut a cmpass (指南针) frm his magic bag. “See this? Always 49 ne,” he said, “Nrth is that way.” Then he guided us with a flashlight.
We finally gt t the car park and drve hme safely. On arriving hme, we gt int warm clthes. “The weather in the muntains changes anytime. Luckily, with gd 50 , we made the trip safe and sund. High five!” Dad said while we were drinking ht chclate.
“And this unusual trip is the best birthday gift I gt tday,” I smiled t Mm.
36.A. jyB. peaceC. trubleD. place
37.A. sunnyB. cludyC. snwyD. rainy
38.A. warnB. greetC. cheatD. fail
39.A. cakeB. curseC. prgramD. gift
40.A. missedB. nticedC. builtD. reached
41.A. clsedB. searchedC. drppedD. tidied
42.A. shutB. jumpC. shareD. cntinue
43.A. MedicineB. DrinkC. ExerciseD. Fd
44.A. rapidlyB. ludlyC. easilyD. heavily
45.A. wait frB. take upC. pay frD. give up
46.A. carefulB. friendlyC. silentD. active
47.A. sitB. sleepC. fallD. run
48.A. lstB. hurtC. busyD. late
49.A. buyB. brrwC. raiseD. pack
50.A. imaginatinB. preparatinC. invitatinD. situatin
五、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。
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If yu have prblems describing peple, dn’t wrry! We’ll use ppular film characters (角色) t help yu learn sme useful wrds.
51.Which wrd is used t describe a persn with a natural ability t d smething well?
A. Naive.B. Lyal.C. Demanding.D. Talented.
52.Wh always gives supprt t friends accrding t the films?
A. Buddy.B. Wdy.C. David Frankel.D. Niki Car.
53.In which part f a magazine can we read the text?
A. Sprt.B. Travel.C. Envirnment.D. Language.
B
Every mnth, Julia and her cusins wuld g fr the big family meal at their grandparents’ huse. On each visit, their grandpa wuld give them a few cins. Then all the children wuld run ff t buy sweets. One day, he gathered the children tgether. He said, “Let’s have a cmpetitin t see wh can manage mney wisely. At the end f this year, tell me hw yu’ve used yur mney.”
Ruben and Nic, the tw smallest kids, cntinued spending their mney all n sweets. Every time, they wuld shw ff their sweets in frnt f the ther children. This made Clara and Je s angry that these tw culd n lnger keep saving their mney. They sn jined Ruben and Nic.
Mnty was a clever by. He decided t manage his mney by buying and selling things. Sn he made a lt f mney with little effrt. The way he was ging, he wuld end up almst a rich man. Hwever, he began t spend his mney n mre and mre expensive things fr himself. A few mnths later, he hadn’t a single penny（便士）left.
Alex saved and saved all the cins he was given, and at the end f the year he had cllected mre mney than anyne. He was the clear winner.
There was als Julia. Pr Julia hadn’t a penny n the day f the cmpetitin. She had spent all her cins n her secret plan. Julia knew a pr vilinist wh played in the park, and she ffered him all the cins fr his vilin lessns. Althugh it wasn’t much mney, n seeing Julia’s excitement, the vilinist agreed. A little after a year the vilinist laned her a vilin s they tw culd play tgether in the park. They were s successful that she managed t buy her wn vilin. Even better, she later became a very famus vilinist.
54.Why did the children’s grandpa suggest the cmpetitin t them?
A. T encurage them t win cmpetitins.
B. T teach them hw t manage their mney.
C. T tell them mney was imprtant t them.
D. T knw wh was the cleverest child in the family.
55.The underlined wrds “these tw” in Paragraph 2 refer t（指的是）________.
A. Clara and JeB. Ruben and NicC. Mnty and AlexD. Alex and Julia
56.What can we learn frm Julia’s stry?
A. Get rich slw, r get pr fast.
B. Little effrt always brings much mney.
C. A little mney well spent can help realize yur dreams.
D. It is nt wise f yu t spend all the mney yu've gt.
57.What is the best title fr the passage?
A. Grandpa’s cinsB. Julia’s cusins
C. A saving cmpetitinD. A happy family
C
“Ww! Lk at that! Isn’t it a real fish?” The binic (仿生) fish, named “Jinlin”, was swimming lively like a real ne. It was develped by researchers at Shanghai Ocean University. This inventin isn’t just fr fun—it shws hw humans cpy nature t slve prblems. That is a science called binics.
Over millins f years, animals and plants have develped smart ways t survive. Fr example, kingfishers are experts at mving fast between air and water with very little nise. Thrugh their study, scientists discvered that the birds’ lng beaks (喙) enabled this ability. Then they used the knwledge t change the frnt f the high-speed train. This change cut dwn nise level, increased speed by 10% and greatly saved energy. This cmbinatin (结合) f bilgy and engineering is the key t success in binics. And it has set the stage fr the rise f ther new technlgies.
Driven by rbtics and AI, binics has grwn rapidly. The AI-pwered binic fish “Jinlin” can be used fr envirnmental prtectin and deep sea explratin. In medicine, binic arms can wrk similarly t real arms. Sensrs allw the user t “feel” tuch and pressure. Mtrs help the binic arms make mvements, like human muscles (肌肉). With AI, the binic arms are able t “learn” new tasks and becme smarter ver time. These inventins are examples t shw hw binics bridges bilgy and new technlgies t slve humans’ prblems.
Althugh s much prgress has been made, binics faces challenges. Nature’s designs are hard t cpy perfectly. As fr binic arms, ne key area f develpment is Brain-Cmputer Interface (脑机接口). Mre wrk n direct cmmunicatin between the brain and binic arms is required t cntrl mvements as naturally as real arms. Researchers are als wrking n creating new materials and structures which can sense and repair themselves.
While there’s still a lng way t g, the future f binics is full f pssibilities. Stay hungry. Stay flish. Maybe yu’ll be the next ne t change the wrld!
58.Why des the writer mentin “Jinlin” at the beginning f the passage?
A. T suggest sme new ideas.
B. T lead int the tpic f binics.
C. T explain the habits f fish.
D. T shw the imprtance f binics.
59.What can we learn frm Paragraph 3?
A. Rbtics and AI have develped fast because f binics.
B. The binic fish “Jinlin” is used fr medical purpses.
C. Mtrs allw the binic arms t make mvements.
D. Sensrs help binic arms learn new tasks ver time.
60.Accrding t Paragraph 4, hw wuld scientists make binic arms mre like real nes?
① By cnnecting mtrs with smart phnes.
② By develping new materials and structures.
③ By imprving Brain-Cmputer Interface.
④ By changing the shape and lk f binic arms.
A. ①②B. ②③C. ①④D. ③④
61.Which f the fllwing shws the use f binics?
A. Drawing a picture f birds by watching real birds.
B. Building a huse with natural materials like wd.
C. Designing a camera by cpying sme insects’ eyes.
D. Learning t dance by studying mnkeys’ mvements.
D
Many marine species (海洋物种) depend n specific rutes t migrate (迁徙). The rutes ffer these seafaring travellers the right cnditins, at the right time f year, t guide them thrugh the ceans. We humans try t discver the rutes and have drawn ur wn lines, but they are nt clear t us because f unexpected changes in nature.
T find ut the rutes that migratry marine species regularly take, a research team f scientists in Australia and the US have nw created an interactive map that shws the paths cnnecting cean habitats (栖息地).
The new map, named the Migratry Cnnectivity in the Ocean (MiCO), cllects data and makes it easier fr scientists t see where migratry marine species may be falling int the paths. The database (数据库) includes infrmatin n 109 species, based n arund 30 years f data, and shws where they are ging t and frm—including which species crss int whse natinal waters.
“MiCO cnnects almst 2, 000 imprtant habitats and shws the imprtance f crss-bundary teamwrk,” says the research team. They find that all f the species recrded in MiCO have less prtectin at sme pint in their life histry because f different situatins in different cuntries. That means n cuntry is able t fully prtect migratry species if there is n help frm thers. “Fr example, green turtles nest in Csta Rica and migrate nrth thrugh Nicaragua and ut t islands in the Caribbean,” the team says. “Althugh largely prtected in Csta Rica, it is allwed t fish fr turtles in Nicaragua and huge numbers are lst ff the cast there every year.”
MiCO wrks t prvide useful knwledge n migratry cnnectivity t help prtect marine species. In 2023, a UN reprt fund climate (气候) changes are having bad influence n migratry species. MiCO catches the infrmatin frm different time perids and the team hpes it may be used t tell thse changes in cnnectivity. MiCO is als expected t cllect infrmatin n mre migratry marine species because there is less than ne-third f data cllected nw.
“S far, the migratry infrmatin revealed within the MiCO system nly tuches the surface f the true cnnectivity f the glbal ceans,” the team says.
62.Hw des the writer lead in the tpic?
A. By ffering advice.B. By presenting study results.
C. By expressing pinins.D. By giving backgrund infrmatin.
63.What is MiCO?
A. A map that humans draw t lk fr marine species.
B. A rute which guides marine species thrugh the ceans.
C. A database that shws the lines marine species migrate alng.
D. A system which scientists use fr researches n temperature changes.
64.Why des the writer take the example f green turtles?
A. T prve the harm in fishing fr migratry species.
B. T shw the imprtance f crss-cuntry teamwrk.
C. T share the methds f marine species prtectin.
D. T explain the reasn fr marine species t migrate.
65.Which f the fllwing can be the data MiCO cllects?
A. Over 10 laws are made n marine species prtectin.
B. There are mainly 3 elephant species living n the earth.
C. Leatherback turtles travel abut 20,000 km frm Indnesia t Oregn.
D. Thusands f peple visit the whale shark habitat in Suth Africa every year.
六、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。
66.17-Year-Old Is Yungest t Fly Arund the Wrld
On August 24, 17-year-ld Mack Rutherfrd landed (降落) his micrlight airplane safely back in Bulgaria, cmpleting a five-mnth effrt t fly arund the wrld. He has nw set the recrd as the yungest persn t fly arund the wrld alne.
Mack’s flight began in Bulgaria, where he tk ff n March 23. He was 16 at the time, but celebrated his birthday during his trip arund the wrld.
He flew in a small, tw-seater micrlight airplane, able t fly at speeds f abut 186 mph (300 kph). One f the plane’s seats was replaced with an extra gas tank, which allwed Mack t cver lnger distances. The plane als had satellite cmmunicatins that let Mack stay in tuch with peple n the grund.
Mack’s rute tk him ver Eurpe, Africa, Asia, and Nrth America. He visited 30 cuntries in all and cvered 33,630 miles.
Thugh Mack expected his trip t take tw t three mnths, he had t change his ideas. In sme places, he had t wait lng fr getting permissin (批准) t fly. Other prblems required majr changes t his flight plan.
Mack als faced lts f ther challenges, many f them related t extreme weather. In Sudan, Mack had t deal with sandstrms. He had t fly thrugh heavy rain in India, and ended up with water in his gas tanks.
He said crssing the Pacific Ocean was the mst difficult part f the trip. After a 10-hur flight frm Japan, he had t land-just as it was getting dark-n an island with n ne else n it. He spent the night in the pen air.
In spite f all the difficult times, Mack described the trip as “amazing”.
Nw Mack has set the recrd fr the yungest persn t fly arund the wrld alne, beating 18-year-ld English pilt, Travis Ludlw, wh set the recrd last year.
Mack says he hpes his trip will shw yung peple they can make a difference. “Yu dn’t need t be 18 t d smething special. Just fllw yur dreams and they will eventually cme true,” he said.
(1) Hw lng did it take Mack t fly arund the wrld?_______________________________________________________________________________
(2) Hw did Mack keep in tuch with peple n the grund?______________________________________________________________________________
(3) Which part f the trip was the mst difficult fr Mack?_______________________________________________________________________________
(4) Hw many cntinents (大洲) did Mack travel acrss?______________________________________________________________________________
(5) D yu think Mack is a rle mdel (榜样) fr yung peple? Why r why nt? (请自拟一句话作答) _______________________________________________________________________________
七、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。
67.Chinese writer Wang Zengqi nce wrte, “When I arrive in a new place... I prefer t visit the lcal farmers market t see live chickens and ducks, fresh vegetables and bright fruits. It’s lively and brings me a sense f the jy f l 1 .”
Nwadays, mre peple feel the same as Wang. They lve t explre farmers markets wherever they visit. These traditinal markets, which used t be just lcal s 2 places, are attracting visitrs during hlidays, especially the yung. They think visiting a city w 3 explring farmers markets is a waste f a trip. There they can enjy muthwatering fd, lcal culture and real nature f a city.
Lu Yan, a tur lver, travels arund markets natinwide. He agrees these farmers markets are c 4 t lcal peple’s daily life than thse scenic spts (风景点) and supermarkets which seem all the same everywhere. In Xi’an, he enjyed tasty Rujiam, w 5 in Inner Mnglia, he tasted the famus air-dried beef. The generus sellers e 6 shared with him sme trade secrets.
Freign travellers, t, cnsider these markets as interesting w 7 int Chinese daily life. Lu Yan nticed a grup f American turists walking arund a farmers market in Beijing. They talked with the sellers thugh they had difficulties with l 8 and culd nt stp trying lcal snacks. The visit left a lasting impressin n thse freign visitrs. They are tuched by the energy f lcals and the flavur f Chinese daily life.
The ppularity f farmers markets amng visitrs shws an imprtant c 9 —frm a fcus n scenes that cver every place t deeper experiences f lcal life. As part f this trend, many ld farmers markets are upgraded r set t repen. One f them is the Chngwenmen farmers market, which was b 10 in 1976. After 15 years f clsure, it repened t the public earlier this year.
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八、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。
68.In recent years, it 1 (becme) ppular fr wmen t wear traditinal qipa dress.
Especially during the Natinal Cllege Entrance Examinatin, better 2 (knw) as the “gaka”, many mthers wear qipa 3 (wish) their children gd luck in the exam. The reasn is that qipa stands fr the Chinese phrase “qi kai de sheng”, meaning victry.
The qipa has a high cllar (衣领), with pankus, traditinal Chinese kntted buttns, n the frnt. Sme peple believe the qipa came frm gwns (长袍) wrn by wmen in the Qing Dynasty. Influenced by Western culture, it changed 4 (great) during the early twentieth century, becming mre suitable fr fashin trends (潮流).
After years f 5 (develp), the qipa is nw 6 (main) divided int Beijing styles, Shanghai styles and Hng Kng styles. There are many differences in clur and design.
The Beijing-style qipa is mre traditinal than Shanghai-style and Hng Kng-style qipas. The clurs f Beijing-style qipas are much 7 (bright). High-quality Beijing-style qipas are usually made by hand, s the price is a lt higher.
Cmpared with Beijing-style qipas, Shanghai-style nes are mre frward-lking. Mre Western elements (元素) 8 (use) in the designs and clrs. Shanghai-style qipas became the mst ppular qipa style because f 9 (they) fashinable designs and slim shapes. Nw, Shanghai-style qipas are still the first chice fr mst wmen, especially amng yunger nes.
Hng Kng-style qipas have been influenced deeply by Eurpean fashins. They have shrter sleeves (袖子) than the ther tw. The decratins are simpler t.
The qipa is a very classic prduct t represent the 10 (beautiful) f traditinal Chinese clthing. It shws nt nly the histry f the Han peple, but als the ftprints f the ther cultures n the land.
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九、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共15分。
69.假设你是李华，你校英文报正在举办主题为“Clurful Me”的征文活动，要求结合颜色和性格两个维度介绍自己，并讲述一个具体经历来证明你的观点。请根据以下提示完成一篇90词左右的英语短文，投稿给校报。提示：
1.你最喜欢的颜色及其象征意义；
2.你的性格特点；
3.一次真实或虚构的小经历，体现该颜色和性格如何帮助你解决问题或带给他人正能量；
要求：
须包含以上所有要点，可适当发挥；
文中不得出现真实校名、人名；
语言流畅，书写规范
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1.【答案】B
2.【答案】B
3.【答案】A
4.【答案】A
5.【答案】C
6.【答案】A
7.【答案】C
8.【答案】C
9.【答案】C
10.【答案】C
11~12.【答案】B、A
13~15.【答案】B、C、B
16~20.【答案】C、B、B、B、C
21~25.【答案】F、B、C、A、E
26.【答案】B
27.【答案】D
28.【答案】B
29.【答案】A
30.【答案】C
31.【答案】C
32.【答案】A
33.【答案】D
34.【答案】D
35.【答案】D
36~50.【答案】C、A、A、D、B、B、C、D、C、D、A、C、A、D、B
51~53.【答案】D、B、D
54~57.【答案】B、A、C、C
58~61.【答案】B、C、B、C
62~65.【答案】D、C、B、C
66.【答案】【小题1】
Five mnths.
【小题2】
Thrugh satellite cmmunicatins.
【小题3】
Crssing the Pacific Ocean.
【小题4】
Fur.
【小题5】
Yes. Because he shws that yung peple can achieve big dreams thrugh curage and persistence.
67.【答案】【小题1】
life
【小题2】
shpping
【小题3】
withut
【小题4】
clser
【小题5】
while
【小题6】
even
【小题7】
windws
【小题8】
language
【小题9】
change
【小题10】
built
68.【答案】【小题1】
has becme
【小题2】
knwn
【小题3】
t wish
【小题4】
greatly
【小题5】
develpment
【小题6】
mainly
【小题7】
brighter
【小题8】
are used
【小题9】
their
【小题10】
beauty
69.【答案】My favrite clr is yellw, which symblizes warmth and ptimism. I’m a cheerful persn wh always tries t see the psitive side f things. Whenever I wear yellw, I feel mre cnfident and cheerful.
One day, during a difficult exam, I remembered the psitive energy yellw brings me. The exam was tugh, and I started t feel nervus. But then I lked at my yellw pencil case and thught abut hw yellw always makes me feel happy and energetic. I encuraged myself t stay calm and think psitively, just like the bright yellw arund me.
Finally, I vercame the challenges and did well in the exam. I believe that my lve fr yellw and my psitive attitude helped me a lt. Clrs can really have great effects n ur mds and behavirs. I hpe everyne can find their favrite clr and let it bring them happiness and strength.
A welcme party
Time
It will begin at 7:30 p.m. ________.
Place
It will be held in ________.
Other infrmatin
There will be music, singing, dancing, games, etc.
Everyne is asked t ________.
②
[Amy lets g f the balln and watches it fly away.]
Amy: Just like a balln. My sad memries will fade. (逐渐消失).
Mum: It takes time but it will be gne.
③
When smething is lst
It is a lt gne right away
Time slwly ges past
fr a memry t fade
Ntice
T fans wh bught the tickets t ur cncert, we are s srry that the terrible weather caused the cncert t be cancelled. The cncert will be n next mnth. If yu can’t wait, yu can cntact us n 13196051888 t get yur mney back.
NaiveMeaning: If smene is naive, they have little experience and believe gd things will always happen.
Example: In the film Elf, Buddy is a naive persn wh grws up with elves (精灵). One day, he ges t New Yrk City but finds things very different there.
Directr: David Berenbaum
LyalMeaning: If yu’re lyal, yu always give supprt (支持) t a persn r a grup and help them and act hnestly.
Example: In the film Ty Stry, Wdy is lyal t his friends and wner, Andy. He stays with Andy, even when Andy grws up and ges t cllege.
Directr: Jhn Lasseter
DemandingMeaning: If smene is demanding, they are nt easily satisfied r pleased.
Example: In the film The Devil Wears Prada, Miranda is very demanding. She always wrks very hard and expects thers t d the same.
Directr: David Frankel
TalentedMeaning: If yu’re talented, yu have a natural ability t d smething well.
Example: In the film McFarland, USA, cach Mr. White ntices sme talented runners in his PE class. He frms a crss-cuntry grup that plays against ther schls.
Directr: Niki Car