人教版新目標(biāo)九年級(jí)六選五閱讀填空專練

1、人教版目標(biāo)九年級(jí)選五閱填空專練根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有 一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。AWhat was most dangerous engineering project? It was Panama Canal ( 巴 拿馬運(yùn)河). 1. _ It lets ships pass between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The French started the project in the 1880s. However, the work was too difficult, and they stopped.2.

2、 _ About 56,300 people worked the canal.The area around the canal was very dangerous. It was very hot and wet, with about267cm rain in a year. The heavy rain often made the rivers flood ( 發(fā)洪水).3. _One of the greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century was the Alaska Pipeline (阿拉斯加輸沒管). In

3、1968, an oil company ( 公司) found the largest oil field in North America.4._They worked some other oil companies to build a pipeline.The Alaska Pipeline is one of the longest pipelines in the world. carries oil for 800 miles through the cold, hard land of Alaska.5. More than 70,000 workers built it.

4、They worked for more than three years in very cold temperatures. They finished work in 1977.A. Thousands of workers died from illnesses and accidents.B. The US spent a lot of money on the canal.C. It is Central America and is 50 miles long.D. It crosses three mountains and more 800 rivers.E. The US

5、continued the project in 1904 and finished it in 1914.F. But, how could they get oil from Alaska to the rest 其他 of the US?BThe Baird familys house has a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom, and three bedrooms. Its big enough for the family five: parents William and Laura,9 -year-old twins Jasmine Jes

6、sica, and 5 -year-old _ That doesnt sound unusual, does it?But the home is typical. At just 40 feet long, the whole house is the lengthof a school bus! And it s only 12 feet wide.2. The Bairds moved into their small house in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in the summer of 2014. And they arent the onl

7、y ones living small. In recent years, small houses have become more popular across the US.The Bairds house is actually much bigger than many other small homes.3. _ Like many families who have made the change, the Bairds say they want to help the planet.We think a lot more about what we re doing and

8、how we re influencing the environment, William.4. _ For one thing, building them requires less wood than bigger homes do.You dont have to cut down as many trees to build it, Jessica says.5. _ Because the Bairds house is small, it doesnt take much fuel 燃料) to heat it in winter.A. How can small have a

9、 big influence on the environment?B. Small-homes also use less of other natural resources ( 資源, like oil.C. Most are less than half its size.D. There even room for their three cats and a dog.E. It s about times smaller than their last house.F. People could spend less money on the small houses.CYou g

10、o to a store to buy food for a party. But when you get to the cash register(收銀機(jī)) there are no plastic bags for the things you buy.1. _ That city has banned 禁止) most plastic shopping bags from stores.Many cities and towns around the United States may ban plastic bags. They hope that shoppers won t us

11、e paper bags either.2._ But many people don t want to buy their own cloth bags. They say they wouldnt buy as much they couldnt get a-free bag. Store dont want to lose business. So they want to keep offering plastic bags.Stores should banned from using plastic bags. Here s why: All those plastic bags

12、 fill up garbage dumps 垃圾站).3._ People can use cloth bags instead. These bags t get thrown away until they ve been used many times.4. _ Here s why: People might buy less if stores dont offer plastic shopping bags.5. _ Some people reuse plastic shopping bags things like garbage. they don t get them f

13、or free, theyll have to buy some. If shoppers forgot a cloth bag, would have to buy one. That could get expensive.A. That hurts the environment.B. Instead, they d like people to use their own cloth bags when they shop.C. Some stores might go of business.D. Stores should be banned from Using plastic

14、bags.E. If you live in San Francisco, this situation might not surprise you.F. Using free plastic bags can help people save money.DNearly world leaders meeting Paris, France, the United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP). They working hard to help solve climate ( 氣候) change. That was. an import

15、ant meeting since so many countries trying to solve the problem.1. _ It s kind of like when you have fever. For you that may mean a day or two of rest. But for the earth the rise in temperature is making ice at the North and South poles melt 融化) more they should. And the level of the oceans and seas

16、 rising: This breaks earth s balance (衡).2._ Use of cars, over -use of electricity, too much rubbish, cutting down too many trees and even eating too much meat make the temperature rise. You may not think daily life cause such a big problem. when millions people are doing them every day years and .

17、it adds And it has added up. So the leaders knew they needed to act fast. And since climate change doesnt stay inside a country, it connects us all. need to agree what changes be made and then keep to the plan.3. _ To make sure that the earths temperature doesnt become 2 hotter. It doesnt sound like

18、 a lot, it is. It is believed that if we go 2 , the result of climate change be really bad.4. _*Remember to the lights off at home when you re not in that room.*Recycle much as you can.*Ride your or walk when you can instead of using the car.5. _ So we all have to work hard, act fast and care about

19、our planet. A. What can we do as everyday people?B. The earth s temperature has been rising over time.C. So, what was plan agreed on at meeting?D. It also means the climate problem requires the whole world to solve.E. Often little decisions can make a difference.F. Unluckily, humans are causing this

20、 problem because of some choices make and actions take.ETry help dog relaxIt s a Saturday morning. You rush through breakfast, walk the dog, and get to soccer practice on time. A few hours later, you return home, only to find that the dog has made your bedroom untidy.1. Your favorite sports shoes ar

21、ein poor condition.Before you get angry, and think. Your dog wasnt misbehaving ( 行為不端 just for the fun of it.2. _ Some dogs feel nervous when left alone. It s called separation anxiey. 分離焦慮).Think of this Way: Dogs can t ask where you re going or when II be back. They can t call you on the phone.3.

22、_ Since you re not there, they need to find you. Dogs may suddenly develop separation anxiety. But with practice and patience, can teach your dog to be comfortable being left alone.Put on your jacket, and then sit back Open and the door, then sit down. After a while, walk out the door for 10 seconds

23、, then 20, then a minute so on.4._Besides, can also try the following ways: Teach your dog a word or action that you use every time you leave, which tells your dog you 11 be back. . Help comfort (安慰) dog by leaving apiece clothing that smells like you. Before you leave, give your dog a toy. 5._A. Yo

24、ur clothes on the floor.B. It will keep him / her busy while youre away.C. And he / she wasnt Punishing you for leaving.D. All they know is that they want to with you.E. Little by little your dog will learn that when you leave, you will return.F. You can help your dog by offering him / some food.FSt

25、udying monkeys in the forests of Belize, in Central America, may sound like fun, but the work is hard. The days can be hot, so researchers out early in the cool of the morning,1. In the heat of midday, monkeys sleep, and they can be hard to find.Sometimes rain prevents the researchers from doing the

26、ir experiments. They have to protect their electronic instruments from water, so they stay in camp. The researchers also have to watch for dangers as snakes other wild animals. They wear long sleeves (袖子) and long trousers whenever they go into. the forest.2. _However, Dr. Dawn Kitchen loves her wor

27、k. She has always wanted to work with animals. Now she is carrying out research howler monkeys 吼猴 in Belize. She is sad to much of the forest where howler monkeys has been down for farming.3._Dr. Kitchen started studying howler monkeys with Dr. Robert Horwich, a scientist who has helped protect the

28、monkeys.4. _ Instead, her work helps people understand the monkeys behave way they do and what they need survive (存活.After running experiment than 100 times, Dr. Kitchen a surprising finding - the howler monkey can count! 5. _ It s really important - each new discovery may help people understand tha

29、t these wild neighbors should be saved! she said.A. As a result, howler monkeys endangered.B. She was excited have more evidence ( 證據(jù)) that the howler monkey is anunusual kind animal.C. The clothes make them hotter and uncomfortable in the afternoons.D. Howler monkeys are some of the loudest animals

30、 in the world.E. She does directly protect the monkeys.F. This time is also best for finding the monkeys, who howl (嗥叫 after they wake up.GHow many common English words were invented by Shakespeare? 1. _ And now? You can google it find the answer a 刻！Google is the most popular Internet search engine

31、 ( 引 ) in the world.2. _ They met in 1995, when they were both studying computer science at Stanford University, USA. They were also both fans of the science fiction TV program Star Trek, and they loved the spaceship computer. They dreamed of producing something that also answer any question in seco

32、nds.3._ In January 1996, Page and Brin decided make a better and faster search engine.Nobody would give them money for their project, so they used their credit cards 信用卡) and bought as much computer memory as possible.4. Then, in 1998, with $100,000, they started their own company. Their first offic

33、e was in a friends garage ( 車庫(kù))! The company name Google comes from a number. googol is a very high number - 1 followed by a hundred zeros.The Google search engine was soon used by thousands of people worldwide because it was fast, easy and accurate 準(zhǔn)確的). By 2002 it was biggest search engine on the

34、Internet.5. _ Google hopes that in the future all the world s information will be put on the Internet, so that everybody can find everything.A. They also borrowed money from family and friends.B. It answers all kinds of questions, from sport to science, and from music to medicine.C. How long did it

35、take people to find the answer to this question years ago? D. Google moved its offices to Mountain View, California 2004.E. It was invented by two students, Larry Page and Sergey F. Internet search engines at the time were slow and many websites werent useful.HWhen a plane ( 毀), the first thing people do is ask, What wrong? How can we keep it from happening again? At this point, someone will probably mention the black box.1. _ Because it is bright orange, it easier for people to find the box after a crash. Almost all the planes carry black boxes, and because this, air safety