人教版(Go for it)九全Unit 3(重庆)阅读理解专练题(一)(含答案)

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2017秋英语（Go for it）九全Unit 3（重庆）阅读理解专练题（一）（含答案）Unit3 Could you please tell me where the restrooms are
包括选择型和任务型阅读。

第一部分：选择型
A
Your school has planned a visit to Lions Nature Education Centre. Here is what you should know about the centre. Please read it.
Lions Nature Education Centre
Lions Nature Education Centre opened in 1991 on what was once a government farm in Sai Kung. Both the government and the Lions Club own it now.
Aims
The aim of the centre is to show visitors everything to do with rural(乡下的) Hong Kong. We also hope to educate people about the environment. For this reason, it's really a popular place for school trips and outings.
Facilities(设施)
The centre has a large number of indoor and outdoor facilities and exhibitions(展品). The outdoor facilities include a garden, vegetable fields and a place where trees grow for study. Indoor exhibition halls provide different kinds of plants, fishes and other things from land to sea. The Farmers' Market is open at weekends.
Rules for visitors
Wear proper clothes, shoes and hats.
Bring some water and food, but take your rubbish away with you.
Do not break any natural appearance or plants, and do not make the water dirty.
Care for other visitors and wildlife(野生动植物), and do keep quiet wherever you go.
Opening hours
We are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Exhibition halls are open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The centre is closed every Tuesday.
Address: Hiram's Highway, Sai Kung. Phone: 2792 2234
Website: /lnec
1. You can visit Lions Nature Education Centre .
A. in the city centre
B. at Hiram's Highway
C. on a government farm
D. inside the exhibition halls
2. In the centre, visitors can learn about .
A. rural clothes and shoes
B. different kinds of seafood
C. outdoor lions in nature
D. the environment around us
3. Before the visitors go to the centre, you should tell them .
A. not to visit the Farmers' Market
B. not to make a noise or wear hats
C. to care for the wildlife and water
D. to look for rubbish and take it away
参考答案1. B 2. D 3. C
B
People in different countries have different ways of doing things. Something that is polite in one country may be quite impolite in another. In Britain, you mustn't lift your bowl to your mouth when you are having some liquid food. But it's different in China. And in Japan you even needn't worry about making noises when you are having it. It shows that you are enjoying it. But it is regarded as bad manners in Britain. If you are a visitor in Mongolia, what manners do they wish you to have? They wish you to give a loud "burp" after you finish eating. Burping shows that you like the food. In Britain, you should try not to put your hands on the table when you're having a meal. In Mexico, however, guests are expected to keep their hands on the table during a meal. But in Arab countries you must be very careful with your hands. You mustn't eat
with your left hand. Arabs consider it very bad manners eating with left hands. So, what should you do if you are on a visit to another country? Well, just do in Rome as the Romans do. You can ask the native people to help you or just watch carefully and follow them.
1. According to the passage, making noises when you have liquid food isn't bad manners in .
A. China
B. Japan
C. Britain
D. Mongolia
2. is bad manners in Britain.
A. Eating food without making noises
B. Putting liquid food in the bowl
C. Having soup directly with a bowl
D. Keeping hands off the table
3. "Do in Rome as the Romans do" means " ".
A. Do as the native people do
B. Do as you do at home
C. Ask the native people to do it
D. Watch the native people doing it
4. The passage mainly tells us .
A. some table manners in Britain
B. some different table manners
C. different ways of having liquid food
D. to have good manners
参考答案1—4、BCAB
C
I had little in the way of money when I took this job in Ft. Lauderdale. One noon, I felt very hungry, so I sat outside at a little park and had a small piece of bread, ate half with a glass of
water. I was OK with that. I thought about my work and enjoyed the sun, birds and people, taking out any problems I had.
A tall man walked to me who was not dressed well and began a conversation about little things. I always dressed clean and neat well. So he thought I had money. He said, "Could you please give me some money?"
I said, "I don't have any."
He kept on asking, and I said, "I really don't have any."
He then became sarcastic and said, "I know the persons like you, you wouldn't give anybody anything."
That made me mad. I became angry because he doubted me. I looked at him and gave my wallet to him, "Look in my wallet."
He then said "sorry" to me and opened his wallet and said, "Here I will give you some."
I looked at him in surprise and said, "No, thank you." Then I walked away.
It's good to remember that people can always surprise you.
1. The story happened .
A. in the writer's workplace
B. in the park
C. in the factory
D. in the office
2. The tall man came to the writer to .
A. ask some money
B. have a conversation
C. give him some money
D. laugh at him
3. The underlined word "sarcastic" means in Chinese.
A. 兴奋的
B. 犹豫的
C. 知足的
D. 挖苦的
4. The writer was mad at the tall man because .
A. he wasn't clean and neat
B. he wasn't dressed well
C. he gave some money to him
D. he doubted him
. From the passage, we know .
A. the tall man was very rich
B. the writer was very rich
C. men can not be judged(判断) by their looks
D. the writer didn't want to give any money to the tall man
参考答案1—5、BADDC
D
They were young and happy boys and girls, but their lives came to a tragic early end. On Sept. 26, six students died and 31 were injured in a stampede(踩踏) at Mingtong Primary School in Kunming, Yunnan.
The accident happened when a two-metre long cotton cushion(垫子) for gym class fell over and blocked a stairway hall. Several children were covered by it and their classmates rushed out and stepped on them without realizing.
This is not the first tragedy in recent times. Last year, four children died in a stampede at a school in Xiangyang, Hubei, when pupils left their dormitory on the fourth floor and tried to get out. The ground floor gate was closed, resulting in the crush.
According to a survey done by the China Youth and Children Research Center, about 1,600 elementary and middle school students in China were killed every year in accidents. The main causes come from stampedes, earthquakes, fires and sports injuries.
A stampede is possible anywhere. The larger a crowd, the more likely a stampede becomes. On March 31, the National Day of Education on the Safety of primary and Middle School Students, the Ministry of Education gave out instructions: If students around you begin to push, stand still and try to hold onto something, or stay in a corner until the crowd leaves. If you fall down in a moving crowd, cover your head with both hands. Lean to one side, curl your body and bend your legs.
1. About students were killed in crush in Kunming.
A. 4
B. 6
C. 26
D. 31
2. The word "blocked" in the second paragraph refers to .
A. stand in the way
B. trap in a place
C. shape something with tools
D. cover something
3. The last paragraph mainly tells about how to .
A. protect yourself in a stampede
B. stop a stampede happening
C. keep schools safe all the time
D. make students walk slowly
4. We can probably find the article in the part of a newspaper.
A. education
B. news
C. lifestyle
D. economy
参考答案1—4、BAAB
E
Too many people want to be their friends,but they don't give friendship back. That is why some friendship don't last long. To have a friend, you must learn to be one. You must learn to treat your friend the way you want your friend to treat you. Learning to be a good friend means learning three rules: be honest; be generous; be understanding.
Honesty is where a good friendship starts. Friends must be able to trust one another. If you do not tell the truth, people usually find out. If a friend finds out that you haven't been honest, you may lose friend's trust. Good friends always count on one another to speak and act honestly.
Generosity means sharing and sharing makes a friendship grow. You do not have to give your lunch money or your clothes. Naturally you will want to share your ideas and feeling. These can be very valuable to a friend. They tell your friend what is important to you. By sharing them, you help your friend know better.
Sooner or later everyone needs understanding and helping with a problem. Something may go wrong at school. Talking about the problem can make it easier to solve. Turning to a friend can be a first step in solving the problem. So to be a friend you must listen and understand. You must try to put yourself in your friend's place so you can understand the problem better.
No two friendships are ever exactly alike. But all true friendships have three things in common. If you plan to keep your friends,you must practice honesty, generosity, and understanding.
1. Some friendships don't last very long because .
A. here are too many people who want to make friends
B. some people receive friendship but don't give friendship back
C. those who give others friendship receive friendship from others
D. they don't know friendship is something serious
2. According to the passage honesty is .
A. something countable
B. the base of friendship
C. as important as money
D. more important than anything else
3. Which of the following isn't mentioned(提及) in the passage?
A. Always tell your friends the truth
B. Sharing your mind with your friends is of great value
C. Discussing your problems with your friend often helps to solve the problem
D. A friend who gives you his lunch money is a true friend
4. The best title of this passage is .
A. Honesty is the Best Policy
B. A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed
C. How to be Friend
D. Three Important Points in Life
参考答案1—4、BBDC
F
People in different countries have different ways of doing things. Something that is polite in one country may be quite impolite in another. In Britain, you mustn't lift your bowl to your mouth when you are having some liquid(液体) food. But it's different in China. And in Japan you even needn't worry about making noises when you have it. It shows that you are enjoying it. But it is regarded as bad manners in Britain. If you are a visitor in Mongolia, what manners do they wish
you to have? They wish you to give a loud “burp”(打嗝) after you finish eating. Burping shows that you like the food.
In Britain, you should try not to put your hands on the table when you're having a meal. In Mexico, however, guests are expected to keep their hands on the table during a meal. But in Arab countries you must be very careful with your hands. You mustn't eat with your left hand. Arabs consider it very bad manners eating with left hands. So, what should you do if you are on a visit in another country? Well, just do in Rome as the Romans do. You can ask the native(本土的) people to help you or just watch carefully and follow them.
1. According to the passage, making noises when you have liquid food isn't bad manners in .
A. China
B. Japan
C. Britain
D. Mongolia
2. is bad manners in Britain.
A. Eating food without making noises
B. Putting liquid food in the bowl
C. Having soup directly with a bowl
D. Keeping hands off the table
3. From the passage, we can infer(推断) that .
A. Mongolian people burp when they are eating
B. Japanese people all make noises when drinking
C. Chinese people never make noises at table
D. few Arabs eat with left hands
4. “Do in Rome as the Romans do” means .
A. Do as the native people do
B. Do as you do at home
C. Ask the native people to do it
D. Watch the native people doing it
5. The passage mainly(主要) tells us .
A. some table manners in Britain
B. some different table manners
C. different ways of having liquid food
D. to have good manners
参考答案1. B 2. C 3. D 4. A 5. B
G
This is an online discussion group where people can post(发布) comments about a topic.
Read the post from the travel forum(论坛).
Answers To All Your Travel
Jun,
Korea(韩国) Posted,
5 days ago Question: First trip to the USA
For my new job, I will travel to the United States next month and meet my American boss. This will be my first trip there. I'm worried about correct business behavior and manners. My boss invited me to his home for dinner. Do you have any advice?
Sue, Miami Posted,
3 days ago Re: First trip to the USA
It's a good idea to bring a small gift or something from your country. Don't be surprised if your boss opens the gift right away. In the USA, people often open a gift when they receive it. In Korea, that is not polite, but it's common in the USA.
Sam,
Los Angeles Posted,
2 days ago Re: First trip to the USA
Americans use their hands to eat some kinds of food, such as pizza and fried chicken. Watch your American hosts, and do what they
do.
Kathryn, New York Posted,
12 hours ago Re: First trip to the USA
In Korea and Japan, it's the custom to remove your shoes before entering a house. In the United States, you usually don't take your shoes off. Once I was travelling in Japan and entered a house with my shoes on by mistake. Oops!
Lee, Korea Posted,
2 hours ago Re: First trip to the USA
Many Americans are very informal(非正式的) at home. One time I went to an American business partner's home for dinner, I was surprised that everyone stood and talked in the kitchen while the husband and wife were cooking dinner. Besides, unlike in Korea, everyone took part in the dinner table conversation, even the man's wife and children.
Andrew, Washington Posted,
1 hour ago Re: First trip to the USA
I agree with Lee. You probably won't speak about business during dinner, so my advice is to know some topics of conversation. For example, you can talk about travel, food, music, or sports. But you'd better not question about age.
1. Jun posted a question in the forum, because .
A. he got a new job
B. he would meet his boss
C. his boss invited him to his home for dinner
D. he wanted to know business behavior and manners in the USA
2. What's the meaning of the underlined word "remove"?
A. 开除.
B. 移开.
C. 脱下.
D. 去掉.
3. If you are invited to an American friend's home, it's NOT polite to .
A. bring a small gift from your country
B. open the gift right away
C. enter the house with your shoes on
D. ask a person's age
4. If you go to your American boss's home for dinner, you .
A. shouldn't use your hands to eat fried chicken
B. can't stand and talk in the kitchen while the host is cooking
C. can't talk with all the family members
D. probably won't speak about business
5. We can know from the online discussion that .
A. different countries have different customs
B. Japanese have the similar customs with Americans
C. everyone may take part in the dinner table conversation in Korea
D. only people from Korea and America can answer Jun's question
参考答案1—5、DCDDA
H
I had little in the way of money when I took this job in Ft. Lauderdale. One noon, I felt very hungry, so I sat outside at a little park and had a small piece of bread, ate half with a glass of water. I was OK with that. I thought about my work and enjoyed the sun, birds and people, taking out any problems I had.
A tall man walked to me who was not dressed well and began a conversation about little things. I always dressed clean and neat well. So he thought I had money. He said, "Could you please give me some money?"
I said, "I don't have any."
He kept on asking, and I said, "I really don't have any."
He then became sarcastic and said, "I know the persons like you, you wouldn't give anybody anything."
That made me mad. I became angry because he doubted me. I looked at him and gave my wallet to him, "Look in my wallet."
He then said "sorry" to me and opened his wallet and said, "Here I will give you some."
I looked at him in surprise and said, "No, thank you." Then I walked away.
It's good to remember that people can always surprise you.
1. The story happened .
A. in the writer's workplace
B. in the park
C. in the factory
D. in the office
2. The tall man came to the writer to .
A. ask some money
B. have a conversation
C. give him some money
D. laugh at him
3. The underlined word "sarcastic" means in Chinese.
A. 兴奋的
B. 犹豫的
C. 知足的
D. 挖苦的
4. The writer was mad at the tall man because .
A. he wasn't clean and neat
B. he wasn't dressed well
C. he gave some money to him
D. he doubted him
5. From the passage, we know .
A. the tall man was very rich
B. the writer was very rich
C. men can not be judged(判断) by their looks
D. the writer didn't want to give any money to the tall man
参考答案1—5、BADDC
I
Stranger Safety Tips for Children
Your feelings tell you that you are safe with some people like your mom or dad, brothers or sisters; your grandparents; teachers at school.
People that you do not know very well can mean danger. You may meet these people anywhere, in the streets, stores, theaters, or on the playgrounds. These people are strangers. Simply, a stranger is someone that you do not know.
Not all strangers are bad, but it is very difficult to tell bad strangers from good strangers. Strangers can come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and ages. Even a teenager could be considered a stranger to you.
If a "stranger" comes towards you, you should:
● Never talk to a stranger.
● Never go near a stranger.
● Never accept gifts or rides from a stranger.
● Never go anywhere with a stranger.
Report strangers to your parents, teachers, bus drivers, or an adult that you know well.
The main rule to remember: "Stay away from strangers".
When you are alone at home, always lock the door. Do not answer the door if someone knocks. Never let strangers into the house. If the telephone rings, answer it. Do not tell anyone that you are alone. You can tell them your parent cannot come to the phone right now. Ask who is calling, and offer to take a message.
1. You may feel safe with the following people EXCEPT .
A. your brothers
B. your teachers
C. your classmates
D. some strangers
2. Why do you need to stay away from strangers?
A. Because they don't know your parents.
B. Because they have a different shapes.
C. Because they may bring danger.
D. Because they can be seen anywhere.
3. If a stranger comes towards you, you should .
A. say hello to him
B. keep away from him
C. call your parents
D. accept his gifts and leave
参考答案1—3、DCB
J
Do you need to "edit your friends"? Is your mobile phone directory full of phone numbers of people you don't really want to talk to? Do you go out with people from work or school more often than with your real friends? Do you say yes to invitations because you think you should, not because you want to? If you answered yes to at least two of these questions, then perhaps you need to "edit your friends".
Nowadays people like to spend a lot of time with people at work or classmates at school. The result is that we don't have enough time to see our real, close friends. As our lives get busier, it becomes more important to spend the little free time we have with people we really want to see, people we love and who really love us.
Who are the friends you need to edit? A few years ago I read a book about how to get rid of unnecessary possessions(物品). It said you should ask yourself about each thing you have: Is it useful? Do I really like it? Do I feel better every time I look at it? If the answer is no to any one of those questions, you should throw it away. Maybe we should ask similar questions about our friends.
What kind of friends will you probably need to edit? Sometimes it's an old friend. Somebody who you used to have a lot in common with, but who, when you meet now, you have very little or nothing to say to. Or it might be a new friend who you get on quite well with, but who is taking up too much of your time. Next time one of these people calls you and suggests a
meeting, think "Do I really want to see this person?", and if the answer is no, say no, and make an excuse. That way you'll have more time to spend with your real friends.
1. People need to edit their friends when .
A. they have moved to a different area
B. they have no time with their real friends
C. some of their friends don't talk very much
D. their friends are people from work or school
2. People don't need to edit their .
A. real friends
B. young friends
C. old friends
D. new friends
3. What does the writer want to tell us in Paragraph 3?
A. We should often throw some possessions.
B. Most of our friends are not necessary at all.
C. We shouldn't treat our friends as possessions.
D. We should ask ourselves who our real friends are.
参考答案1—3、BAD
K
When people go to England, they must learn something about transportation there.
In England, cars, buses and bikes must keep to the left side of the street. If a person wishes to cross a street, he must stop and either look at the traffic lights or look both ways down the street. And instead of looking left first, as we do in China, they look right first.
To get about in London, visitors should learn to use buses and the subways. First of all they must know which direction (方向) they are going to and which bus and which subway they must take. At the bus stop they wait for buses to come. As soon as they get on the bus, they must pay for their tickets.
阅读短文，判断正（T）误（F）。

1．In England, people go along the left side of the road as we do in China.
2．When they want to cross a street, people in England look right first.
3．To go about in London, visitors should learn to drive.
4．First of all, visitors must know where to go.
5．After people get on a bus, they don’t have to pay for their tickets at once.
参考答案1．F 2．T 3．F 4．T 5．F
第二部分：任务型阅读
A
CCTV reported that every year Chinese people throw away a lot of food which can feed 200 million people for a year.
Do we have too much food? Of course not. According to the UN World Food Programme, there were 900 million hungry people all over the world in 2013. About six million children die of hunger every year.
So think about it. We should say no to people who waste food every day. An old saying goes, "Every grain on the plate comes from hard work." It tells us everybody must save food.
Luckily, a number of people have realized the importance of saving food. Li Hong, a waitress in a restaurant in Jiangsu, once lost her job because she took some leftover(剩余的) food home for her son. But many people were by her side and criticized(批评) the waste of food.
What should we do in our daily life to stop wasting food? We can do many things to prevent it from happening. Here are some tips:
● Don't order too much food in a restaurant. Only order as much as you can eat. If you can't eat all the food you order, take the rest of it home.
● Don't be too picky(挑剔的) about food. Some food may not be tasty, but your body needs it.
● Don't keep too much food at home, especially for fruit and vegetables.
根据短文内容，完成下列小题。

1. How many hungry people were there over the world in 2013?
2. Why did Li Hong lose her job?
3. What should you do if you can't eat all the food you ask for?
4. Can you keep too much food at home?
5. What's the main idea of the passage?
参考答案
1. About 900 million.
2. Because she took some leftover food home for her son.
3. I/We can take the rest of it home.
4. No, (I/We can't).
5. The reasons we can't waste food and the ways to stop wasting food.
B
Two Chinese farmers sang "in the spring" in their small room after drinking in a late August evening in Beijing. A friend put their song on the Internet. And soon they became stars around China.
Wang Xu, 44, is from Henan, and Liu Gang, 29, is from Heilongjiang. They are among the millions of farmers who have gone to the cities to work.
"Although nobody pays attention to the music, I am singing happily, on streets, under bridges or in wild country, with no credit card, no girlfriend or a home with hot water, but only a guitar.” They sing, “It is just like the life we live now.” Wang said, “We are poor farmers, and you know people won't care about us."
Their song is loved by millions of Chinese, including the people who are also from the countryside. Many people said they cried after listening to the song.
Wang came to Beijing in 2000 and has tried many jobs. Each month after he paid 600 yuan for the house and bought food, there was little money left. "I love music, and also want to make more money." Wang said. "I never dreamed of standing on such a big stage.”
Liu came to Beijing in 2002. "I wanted to try my luck in the big city." He said. And now their dreams of music have come true. They are really the luckiest of all the farmers in China.
1. Where is Liu Gang from?
2. Have their dreams of music come true?
3. When was Wang Xu born?
4. Why did Liu Gang come to Beijing in 2002?
5. What do you think of the two farmer singers?
参考答案
1. He is from Heilongjiang.
2. Yes, they have.
3. In 1967.
4. He wanted to try his luck in the big city.
5. They are really cool.
C
In the 19th century people from all over the country came here to find gold. Many people become very rich now. They bought all the ground near the bank of the river. They dug big holes in it, trying to find more gold.
Mike Judeson was one of those who came to find gold. He bought nearly the last piece of the ground. It was a long way from the river, so no one else wanted to buy it. But Mike paid all his money for it. He worked hard month after month, but didn't find any gold.
Then one night, just before he was going to give it up, it began to rain. It rained for several days and nights. When the rain stopped at last, Mike came out of his small wooden house to see his piece of ground. It didn't look the same. The holes were not there any more, and a lot of small plants grew everywhere.
"Perhaps there is no gold here." Mike said. "But this ground is rich. I can grow flowers and sell them for money. The women in this town are rich now. They have beautiful houses and they will put flowers in their houses. If I can grow good flowers here, I can make money, too." So he did. And soon his piece of ground was covered with beautiful flowers. Later he was able to buy more fields until he owned all the ground near the river.
"I was the only man who found true gold here." he often said. "The others took their gold out of the ground and went away. But my gold is still here."
根据短文内容，完成下列小题。

1. Did anyone else want to buy the ground Mike bought?
2. Why did people dig holes at the bank of the river?
3. What did Mike find after the rain stopped?
4. What did Mike decide to do then?
5. Who would mainly buy Mike's flowers?
参考答案
1. No, no one wanted to buy it./No, they didn't.
2. (Because they wanted) To find gold.
3. (He found) Small plants (everywhere).
4. (He decided) To grow and sell flowers.。