期末閱讀訓(xùn)練（無(wú)答案）-2024-2025學(xué)年上學(xué)期人教版英語(yǔ)九年級(jí)全冊(cè)

英語(yǔ)閱讀(1)姓名：【懷化理發(fā)師曉華走紅網(wǎng)絡(luò)】what1reaDouyin,manytouristshavgetmuchattention.Butlastmonth,oneofhervideos4people5herforlisteningandunderstandingcustomers'needs.intheirhometownsortogivelecturestohairdressersacrossthecountry.Facedsuchgreathairformalecustomersandit7customersadayandisfullycommonhairdresser.TherAnd10Xiaexploringbeautifulp2.A.secretsB.skillsC.stories3.A.whoB.whose4.A.simplyB.wisely6.A.successB.popularityC.9.A.interestingB.fascinatingC.satisfyin【2024中國(guó)最美鄉(xiāng)村】SomevillagesinChinawerechosenamongtheBestTourismVillages2024bytheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganization(聯(lián)合國(guó)世界旅游組織).Thevillagersare:AzhekeinYunnanprovince,GuanyanginFujianprovince,ShibadonginHunanprovince,TaopinginSichuanprovince,XiaoganginAnhuiprovince,XitouinZhejiangprovinceandYandunjiaoinShandongprovince.Herearethedetailsofthreevillages.AzhekeinYunnanprovinceWithricefieldsandgreenplantsallaround,over60"mushroomhouses"madeofbricksandstrawroofsareregardedasthetop-keptgroupoftraditionalhomesfortheHanipeopleinYuanyangcounty,Yunnanprovince.Formorethan160years,thesmallvillagecalledAzhekehasbeenhometotheHaniethnic(少數(shù)名族的)group.Itsname,whichmeans"aplacewithlotsofbamboos"inHanilanguage,fitsthenaturalenvironmentofthisvillage.TaopinginSichuanprovinceLocatedinabeautifulvalleytotheeastoftheQinghai-TibetPlateau,Taopingvillageinlixiancounty,Sichuanprovince,isatrulybeautifulland.It'sfamousforthewonderfulheritageofoneofChina'soldestethnicgroups-theQiang.Thisvillagehassomeoftheoldestandbest-keptQiangbuildings,withahistoryof2,000years.Andthere'saspecialQiangfort.It'smadeof98stonehousesthatarealljoinedtogether,anditevenhastwowatchtowerswithninefloorseach.XitouinZhejiangprovinceHiddeninthemountainsofLongguan,Zhejiangprovince,Xitouvillageisaspotthat'sbeenmakingceladonporcelain(青花瓷)foroverathousandyearsinthisvillage,familieshavecarefullyprotectedandpasseddowntheircraftskillsfromonegenerationtothenext.Witha1,400-year-oldstory,thevillageishometosevenoldkilns(窯)thatarestillinuse,showingitsrichporcelainculture.in2009,thetraditionalwood-firedskillofLongquanceladonporcelainwasconsideredbyUNESCOasanIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity.HowmanyvillagesinChinawerechosenamongtheBestTourismVillages2024?A.FiveB.SixC.SevenD.Eight2.WhatisspecialaboutAzhekevillage?A.It'sfamousforitstraditionalHanihomes.B.It'slocatednearafamousmountain.C.IthasthelargestricefieldsinChina.D.It'sknownforitsthingsmadeofbamboo.3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutTaopingvillage?A.It'slocatedinSichuan.B.It'sfamousfortheheritageoftheQiangethnicgroup.C.IthasaspecialQiangfortmadeof108stonehouses.D.Ithassomeoftheoldestandbest-keptQiangbuildings4.Whatdoesthepassagesuggestabouttheporcelainculture?A.Ithasbeenforgottenovertime.B.Itonlyinvolvesmodernproductionmethods.C.It'sanewlydevelopedindustryD.It'sdeeplyrootedandwell-protected.5.Whereisthispassagelikelytobefound?A.sciencefictionnovel.B.historytextbook.C.travelguidebook.D.movieposter【兒童近視--東亞地區(qū)尤為嚴(yán)重】Nearsighted?NotjustyouCanyouseethingsfarawayclearly?Nearsighted(近視的)peoplecan't.Anewstudyfoundmorethanathirdofchildrenaroundtheworldwerenearsightedin2023.Thestudylookedatchildrenin50countriesandregions.EastAsiahadthehighestrate(比率)ofnearsightedchildren,morethantwicetherateofwhitechildren.Japantoppedthelist.InJapan,86percentofchildrenwerenearsighted.ThismaybebecauseEastAsiankidsoftenstartstudyingwhentheyaretwoorthreeyearsold.Thisisearlierthankidsinotherplaces.Atthisyoungage,theireyesandbrainsarestillgrowing.Itisareallyimportanttimefortheireyes.Tostopbecomingnearsighted,kidsshouldplayoutsidemoreandspendlesstimeonscreenslikephonesandcomputers.Theyshouldalsotakeabreakfromscreensevery20minutesbylookingatsomethingelse.Thishelpsrelaxtheeyes.1.Accordingtoanewstudy,howmanychildrenaroundtheworldwerenearsightedin2023?A.Lessthan3%.B.Over33%.C.Morethan50%.D.About86%.2.Whichcountryhadthehighestrateofnearsightedchildren?A.China.B.SouthKorea.C.Japan.D.India.3.WhymightchildreninEastAsiahavethehighestrateofnearsightedness?A.Theystartstudyingearlier.B.Theirbrainsgrowmoreslowly.C.Theyeattoomuchjunkfood.D.TheywatchtoomuchTV.4.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.Whychildrenbecomenearsighted.B.WhatchildreninEastAsialiketodomost.C.Whybeingnearsightedcanbeabigproblem.D.Whatchildrencandotostopbecomingnearsighted.5.Whatdoestheword“relax”inthelastsentencemean?A.Cleansomething.B.Makesomethinggrow.C.Lookatsomething.D.Givesomethingabreak.【亞馬遜熱帶雨林】TheAmazonrainforestisinSouthAmerica.Itcovers5.5millionsquarekilometres.That’sabouthalfthesizeofChina.TheAmazonRiver(run)throughtherainforest.Accordingtoanewstudy,itmaybecomegrasslandinafew(year).TheAmazonistheworld’sbiggestrainforest.However,climatechangeandhumanactivitiesmakeit“sick”.Usually,itfeelstootiredtogetbetter.Thetreesmaydieandtherainforestcouldturnintohotanddryarea.WhyistheAmazon“sick”?TheAmazonisoneof(wet)places.Everyyear,droughtshittherainforestandharmitalot.They(cause)byclimatechange.Thetreesdon’thaveenoughwatertogrow.What’sworse,astheybecomedry(easy).Ontopofthis,peoplecutdownalotoftreeswoodtomakemoney.Theycleartreestofindsomethinguseful.Theyburntheforest(make)farmland.Allthesehavemadeabout17%oftherainforestdisappear.Whatwillhappenifweloseit?TheAmazonislikethelungsofourplanet.Theplantstheretakecarbondioxide(CO2)outoftheairandmakeoxygen(O2).Theymakemorethan20%oftheplanet’soxygen.theAmazon“dies”,therewillbemoreCO2andourearthwillbecomeevenhotter.TheAmazonisalsothehometoover3millionanimalsandplants.Manyof(they)can’tliveanywhereelse.Theywouldbeverylikelytodisappear.【驚慌怪物】OnenightwhenIheardastrangenoise,Ilookedoutofmywindowandsawabigflyingobject!Ijumpedupandrantothebackdoor.Theflyingobjectwasthereanditslightswereblinking(閃的).Iwatchedfromthebackdoorwhenastrangedooropenedonthesideoftheflyingobject.Isawtwobrightgreeneyesinthedoorway.Theybeganmovingtowardsme.Analienwalkedafewstepsawayfromtheobject.Thealienwastall.Hiseyeswereverybigandglowedgreeninthedark.Heseemedfriendly.Iwasnotafraid.Thealiensawmycats,buttheygotscaredandranaway.Thenhemadeasoftsoundandthecatscamerunningbacktoseehim.Itwasveryfunny.Ilaughedandthealienheardme.Hestartedtowalktowardsme.Isaid,“Hello,howareyou?”Hedidn’tsayanything,buthemadethesamesound.Thenheturnedandwalkedtowardsthegarden.Hepickedsomeflowersforsamples(樣品)totakehomewithhim.Hesmelledthemandsneezed(打噴嚏)veryloud.Thiswokeupmyparentsandtheneighbors.Everyonecametoseewhatthenoisewas.Whentheysawthealien,theywerealittlescared,especiallythekids.Thealienwashappythatwewerealltheretoseehim.Hemadesomekindofnoise,turnedaroun