江苏省南京市2025-2026学年九年级上学期9月份第一次月考英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份江苏省南京市2025-2026学年九年级上学期9月份第一次月考英语试卷（学生版），共18页。试卷主要包含了单项填空，语法选择，完形填空，阅读理解，填空，阅读填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第I卷 选择题（共50分）
一、单项填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
从A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
1. It’s ________ “A Fu Lia Zhai” that the wman in her fifties fund her lng lst family.
A. inB. byC. thrughD. under
2. What kind f achievements as well as spirit is Kbe Bryant, a wrld famus basketball her, admired ________ millins f peple all ver the wrld?
A. fr byB. as byC. by asD. as fr
3. She was ________ scared t death when she nticed a snake in her huse.
A. as well asB. as much as
C. as gd asD. as many as
4. —The past can hurt us, right?
—Yes, indeed. But I think we can ________ run frm it ________ learn frm it.
A. bth; andB. either; r
C. neither; nrD. nt nly; but als
5. —When did the singer Cyndi Wang becme famus?
—She first _________ the entertainment industry with a lead rle in Westside Stry(2003).
A. brke utB. brke dwn
C. brke intD. brke away
6. As the stry ________, the secret f the castle is ________ little by little.
A. ends; fundB. begins; discvered
C. develps; discveredD. happens; fund
7. We were all surprised when we made ________ clear that he ________ the cmpany sner r later.
A. that; wuld leaveB. it; was leaving
C. that; leftD. it; will leave
8. —The sign ________, “Yu are what yu read.” What des that mean, Daddy?
—Well, in sme ways, everyne, including yu and me and ther cmmn peple arund, ________ by all the bks he r she has ever read.
A. says; was shapeB. tells; has been shaped
C. reads; is shapedD. writes; was shaped
9. Which f the fllwing sentences is the bject clause?
A. The American apprach t teaching may seem unfamiliar t many peple because there is less emphasis n learning facts than is true in the systems f many ther cuntries.
B. It seems that he has remained in the cmpany fr abut a year.
C. Yu are sure t win the talk shw if yu put yur heart int it.
D. This mdel is t perfect, s I dubt hw he culd make it alne.
10. ---Amazingly, I ‘ve managed t finish the mvie review f ‘sng f yuth’.
---______, I tld yu that yu can d almst anything if yu put yur heart int it.
A. It desn’t matterB. Guess what
C. With pleasureD. There yu are
二、语法选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Abigail Adams was the wife f ne American president and the mther f anther American president. She was brn n Nvember 22, 1744. She married Jhn Adams, the secnd president f the United States in Octber, 1764. Jhn and Abigail Adams ____11____ five children tgether. One f their sns, Jhn Quincy Adams, wuld later becme the sixth president f ____12____ United States. Abigail Adams was remembered fr the letters that she wrte back and frth t her husband while he ____13____ with the Cntinental Cngress in Philadelphia. Jhn Adams wuld frequently write t her and ask fr her advice n bth scial and plitical issues. The letters f Abigail Adams t her husband, Jhn Adams, are part f the Revlutinary War histry ____14____ they serve as a first-hand eyewitness accunt f the plitical life during this time. Abigail Adams is ____15____ knwn as the first “First Lady” t live in the White Huse ____16____ became the fficial residence f the presidential family after the natin’s capital was relcated t Washingtn, D. C. in 1800. The “First Lady” enjyed living at the newly built White Huse. When Thmas Jeffersn defeated Adams in the presidential electin, Abigail and her family mved back t Quincy, Massachusetts. After ____17____ the White Huse, Abigail Adams cntinued ____18____ letters t famus Americans like Thmas Jeffersn. She fllwed Jhn Quincy’s plitical career with great interest. Abigail Adams died ____19____ typhid fever (伤寒) at the age f 73 n Octber 28, 1818. Bth Jhn and Abigail ____20____ in a family crypt in Quincy.
11. A. hadB. haveC. hasD. is having
12. A. aB. anC. theD. /
13. A. wrkedB. were wrkingC. has wrkedD. was wrking
14. A. andB. becauseC. sD. r
15. A. eitherB. tC. alsD. neither
16. A. whichB. whC. whatD. why
17. A. leaveB. leavingC. leftD. leaves
18. A. writeB. writingC. wrteD. t write
19. A. frmB. frC. utD. in
20. A. were buriedB. buriedC. buryD. is buried
三、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Clin watched the cuntdwn (倒计时) n the vide screen. There were nly twelve minutes left, and his family wasn’t even clse t repairing the brken spaceship. Even wrse, while his family was stuck in the escape rm (密室逃脱), he was missing his friend Fred’s birthday party in the park!
“The spaceship desn’t even lk real,” Clin ___21___. His mm squeezed his shulder. “Yu used t lve adventures like this! Lk, hw ___22___ yur brther is!” Eric, Clin’s yunger brther, was rushing arund the rm, searching fr hidden ____23____.
“We chse this escape rm because we thught yu’d enjy the ___24___,” Mm explained. Clin sighed. “Escaping is nly ___25___ the fun,” Mm read frm the slgan (标语) abve the exit.
Suddenly, Eric waved a small white card and cried “I fund smething!” “Excellent detective wrk!” Dad shuted in his best British accent. “It seems t be part f a cmbinatin (组合). There is smething useful. But we’ll need anther card t slve it.”
The rest f the family jumped int actin, but nt Clin. He slumped int a chair, refusing t help. But as he leaned (倚靠) back, he ___26___ smething under his hand—anther card!
Dad used bth cards t pen a lcked bx, inside it was anther clue—a few wrds: The APPLES never fall far frm the TRE.
“A riddle?” Clin leaned frward t get a better lk. He studied the wrds.
“Oh n!” Eric was pinting t the vide screen. “We nly have fur mre minutes!”
Clin ___27___ the sentence in his head. But what did apples have t d with a spaceship?
“It’s an acrnym (缩略语)!” Clin shuted. He realized “APPLES” std fr “Aut Pilt Plane Landing Emergency System.” ___28___, they still needed a passwrd.
“The buttns are different clrs,” Clin watched carefully. Eric pinted at the wrd “TRE”. “They didn’t even spell tree ___29___.” “That’s it!” Clin shuted, “TRE must be anther acrnym.” “Turquise, Red, then...” He pressed the buttns, but the ____30____ went blank (空白的).
“Time’s up,” Eric annunced. Clin was srry fr nt taking actin earlier, but Mm cmfrted him. “Let’s try anther rm!” Eric suggested the Haunted Library, which Mm called the hardest escape rm. Clin agreed and smiled. “Escaping is nly half the fun, right?”
21. A. praisedB. agreedC. cmplainedD. suggested
22. A. excitedB. surprisedC. bredD. afraid
23. A. snacksB. cluesC. tysD. thughts
24. A. discussinB. bjectC. vacatinD. challenge
25. A. allB. partC. halfD. whle
26. A. drewB. pushedC. feltD. drpped
27. A. remindedB. repeatedC. remainedD. recrded
28. A. InsteadB. SC. OtherwiseD. Hwever
29. A. crrectlyB. gentlyC. rudelyD. clearly
30. A. bxB. screenC. mindD. paper
四、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
阅读下列材料，从各题所给的（A、B、C和D）四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
China has named the spacecraft that will put its astrnauts n the mn. The new manned spacecraft is Mengzhu and the lunar lander is Lanyue. China plans t land its astrnauts n the mn arund 2030. Check the table t learn the details n China’s exciting jurney t the mn.
31. Which f the fllwing is Lanyue’s task?
A. Operate near-Earth space statin.
B. Supprt Earth explratin and activities.
C. Transprt between the grund and space statin.
D. Wrk as the center fr energy supply n the mn.
32. What can we learn frm the explratin steps?
A. The same rcket sends Mengzhu and Lanyue int space.
B. Astrnauts reach and leave the mn in the Lanyue lander.
C. Mengzhu and Lanyue jin tgether at the space statin.
D. The Lanyue lander returns t Earth with the samples n the mn.
33. What is the purpse f this passage?
A. T encurage the yuth t make inventins fr China’s mn prgram.
B. T tell the reader abut the histry f China’s lunar explratin jurney.
C. T ffer suggestins n hw t take up challenges in the lunar explratin task.
D. T give infrmatin n the new spacecraft fr China’s manned lunar explratin task.
B
Plastic pllutin has silently spread t every crner f ur planet. Scientists have fund micrplastic particles—tiny pieces smaller than 5mm—in Arctic snw, remte deserts, and even the air we breathe. These invisible particles mainly cme frm larger plastic items breaking dwn in nature, finally plluting ceans, sil, and even atmsphere.
What makes micrplastics dangerus is their ability t enter ur bdies thrugh many ways. We unknwingly breathe them frm dusty air, while sme kind f clthes release plastic fibers during washing—ver 60% f clthing materials include plastics accrding t UN data. Our fd chain is als plluted: fish eat micrplastics frm cean waters where 24 trillin (万亿) particles flat; tea bags made with plastic release billins f particles int ht drinks; even fruits like apples and vegetables like carrts have micrplastics thrugh their rts frm plluted sil.
Once inside the human bdy, these particles cause serius health risks. Studies shw they can damage cells and ur bdy systems. Wrse still, micrplastics act like spnges (海绵), carrying harmful things frm the envirnment and bringing them int ur bld, weakening ur bdy. While cmpletely aviding micrplastics seems impssible, we can take prtective steps. Chsing fresh fds withut plastic packaging, wearing natural clthing like cttn, and using reusable metal water bttles instead f plastic nes are effective methds. Gvernments and cmpanies als need t imprve plastic reductin plicies.
The micrplastic crisis (危机) reminds us that prtecting ur health requires prtecting ur planet first. Thrugh peple’s daily chices and gvernment’s effrts, we can build a safer future fr bth humans and nature.
34. What can we mainly learn frm the first paragraph?
A. The prcess f hw micrplastic frms.
B. Scientists’ great interest in micrplastic.
C. The places we can find micrplastic.
D. The disadvantages f micrplastic.
35. Accrding t the text, which f the fllwing is NOT a way fr micrplastics entering the human bdy?
A. Breathing plastic particles frm dusty air.
B. Drinking ht tea with plastic-free paper bags.
C. Eating fruits grwn in sme plluted sil.
D. Wearing sme clthes made frm plastic.
36. What des the underlined wrd “damage” in Paragraph Three mean?
A. Be gd fr.B. D harm t.
C. Stay away frm.D. Make full use f.
37. What is the best title fr the passage?
A. Hw Micrplastics Enter the Fd Chain.
B. A Scientific Study n Arctic Plastic Pllutin.
C. Micrplastics: A Health Crisis Demanding Actin.
D. The Hidden Dangers f Plastic Packaging.
C
Yangzhu Jade Carving, a shining gem amng Chinese traditinal handicrafts, has a histry stretching back ver 2,500 years. Legend has it that during the Spring and Autumn Perid, lcal craftsmen began t carve jade int simple decratins, marking the birth f this art frm. Lcated in Yangzhu, Jiangsu Prvince, the city’s rich cultural heritage and access t high-quality jade materials cntributed t the grwth f this unique craft.​
The prcess begins with carefully selecting the right jade, cnsidering its clr, texture, and shape. After that, carvers spend days r even weeks planning the design, sketching patterns n the jade surface. Then cmes the mst challenging part — carving. They carve detailed patterns, such as blming flwers, flying birds, scenes frm classic Chinese nvels, and ancient histrical stries. Every line and curve is carved with great care t shw the harmny between nature and peple.​
Thrughut histry, Yangzhu Jade Carving has develped different styles in varius perids. In the Tang Dynasty, influenced by freign cultures, the carvings became mre varius in themes. During the Qing Dynasty, it reached its peak, with large-scale jade sculptures fr the ryal family. These artwrks nt nly reflect the high-level carving skills but als recrd the scial and cultural features f different times.​
Tday, Yangzhu Jade Carving faces new challenges. The cmplex and time-cnsuming prcess discurages many yung peple frm learning this traditinal skill. __________ They ffer jade-carving curses, invite master carvers t teach students, and even rganize internatinal exhibitins t prmte this art. They believe that by cmbining traditinal techniques with mdern designs, they can attract mre peple’s attentin and keep this amazing art alive fr future generatins.​
If yu visit Yangzhu, dn’t miss the chance t see these wnderful jade artwrks at the lcal museums r wrkshps. Each piece tells a stry, and they will surely give yu a deeper understanding f Chinese culture and the beauty f traditinal craftsmanship.
38. What is the secnd step in creating a Yangzhu jade artwrk?​
A. Selecting the jade material​.B. Using special tls t carve​.
C. Planning the design n the jade​.D. Plishing the finished wrk​.
39. In the Tang Dynasty, what made the themes f Jade Carving mre varius?
A. The change f carving tls.B. The influence f freign cultures.
C. The demand frm the ryal family.D. The imprvement f jade materials.
40. Which sentence shuld g in the empty bx in Paragraph 4?
A. Hwever, mdern technlgy has made jade carving much easier than befre.
B. Mrever, few yung peple shw interest in such an ancient craft nwadays.
C. Mrever, master carvers ften cmplain abut the lack f gvernment supprt.
D. Hwever, lcal schls and wrkshps are taking active steps nw.
41. Which f the fllwing can be inferred frm the passage?
A. Yangzhu Jade Carving will disappear sn due t the lack f yung learners.
B. The themes f Tang Dynasty jade carvings were limited t lcal flk stries.
C. The cmbinatin f traditin and mdernity is seen as a key t keeping the craft.
D. Ryal families in the Qing Dynasty stpped the public frm viewing jade artwrks.
D
Recently, a Chinese technlgy cmpany called DeepSeek has caught glbal attentin. It mainly fcuses n artificial intelligence (AI) as well as big data and aims t slve prblems in areas like educatin, healthcare, and finance (财政). The DeepSeek’s AI is designed t make life easier and mre prductive, but we still need t treat it in a reasnable way.
What can DeepSeek’s AI bring t us? In educatin, DeepSeek’s AI can make learning mre persnalized fr students by identifying strengths and weaknesses, prviding study materials, and helping imprve efficiency (效率). One majr benefit is its ability t analyze (分析) large amunts f data quickly and accurately, which means students can receive timely feedback (反馈) and specially-designed learning plans. Fr example, when yur teacher asks yu t write a reprt abut Wuhan, DeepSeek’s AI can help yu find sme useful infrmatin abut this city in just a few secnds. DeepSeek’s AI can als help in healthcare by examining patients faster r in finance t help predict the market trends, thus enabling us t make the right decisins. All the things abve shw hw this technlgy slves the real-wrld prblems effectively.
▲ . First, ver-reliance n this AI might reduce deep thinking ability, as students may depend n technlgy t much instead f slving prblems independently. If the situatin cntinues like this, ur creativity and imaginatin will be greatly influenced. Besides, privacy (隐私) is anther cncern, because this AI system requires a lt f data and infrmatin, which culd be misused if they are nt prperly prtected. Fr example, in February 2025, DeepSeek was hit by a cyber-attack. The attackers stle a lt f users’ infrmatin. Additinally, this AI technlgy can be expensive, making it difficult fr everyne t affrd it, which may cause inequality.
DeepSeek’s AI ffers many benefits, such as imprving educatin and slving cmplex prblems. Hwever, as we all knw, “Every cin has duble sides”, it als has its drawbacks, including ptential (潜在的) ver-reliance, privacy risks, and high csts. As students, it’s imprtant t use such technlgy wisely and stay aware f its limitatins. Balancing its advantages and disadvantages can help us make the mst f AI in the future.
42. Accrding t the passage, in which ways, des DeepSeek’s AI help slve the real-wrld prblems effectively?
① in treating the patient faster ② in predicting the market trends
③ in giving students quick feedback ④ in ffering study materials
⑤ in ding hmewrk fr students
A. ①②③B. ②③⑤C. ②③④D. ①②④
43. Which sentence can be put int ▲ ?
A. DeepSeek’s AI can als influence ur thinking ability
B. The efficiency f DeepSeek’s AI really helps us a lt
C. With DeepSeek’s AI, ur life will be in a mess
D. Hwever, there are still dwnsides f DeepSeek’s AI
44. Why is “cyber-attack” mentined in paragraph 3?
A. T shw that DeepSeek’s AI is ppular amng peple.
B. T shw that DeepSeek’s AI can always bring us trubles.
C. T shw that DeepSeek’s AI can’t be prtected prperly.
D. T shw that DeepSeek’s AI might put ur privacy at risk.
45. Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing abut DeepSeek’s AI is true?
A. It can help identify students’ strng and weak pints.
B. It can ffer us useful infrmatin in a few hurs.
C. It is affrdable fr everyne f us.
D. Relying n it will reduce deep thinking ability.
E
Ck was making little “tuk-tuk-tuk” sunds. Sadi had her hand ver her muth. Hans was trying s hard t understand. Only Gdber’s man was enjying himself. It was his stry.
“What’s wrng? What’s happened?”
“There’s been an awful accident,” ck said. “A man’s been killed.”
“A man killed! Where? Hw? When?”
But Gdber’s man wanted t tell the stry.
“Yu knw thse little cttages (小屋) just dwn the rad frm here, miss?” Of curse she knew them. “Well, there’s a yung man called Sctt living there. He has a hrse and cart. Smething frightened the hrse in twn this mrning, the cart (马车) turned ver, and Sctt fell in the rad n the back f his head. Killed.”
“Dead!” Laura stared at Gdber’s man.
“Dead when they picked him up,” Gdber’s man said. “They were taking the bdy hme as I was cming here.” Then he said, “He’s left a wife and five little nes.”
“Jse, cme here!” Laura tk her sister’s hand and pulled her acrss the kitchen and thrugh the dr.
“Jse,” she said, “hw can we stp everything?”
“Stp everything, Laura!” cried Jse. “What d yu mean?”
“Stp the garden party, f curse.”
“Stp the garden party? My dear Laura, dn’t be unreasnable. Of curse we can’t stp the party. Nbdy expects us t. Dn’t be s silly.”
“But we can’t pssibly have a garden party with a man dead just utside the frnt gate.”
That really was silly, because the Sheridans’ huse was n a hill, and the cttages were right dwn at the bttm f the hill. There was a wide rad between them. True, they were still much t near. They were nt suitable neighburs fr peple like the Sheridans.
The cttages were ugly little lw brwn things. Nthing but rubbish grew in their gardens. Even the smke cming frm their chimneys (烟囱) lked pr. The peple wh lived in them lived by washing ther peple’s clthes, r mending shes r cleaning chimneys. And they all had far t many children.
When the Sheridan children were little, they were nt allwed t g near the cttages, fr fear that they heard bad language r caught sme awful disease. But nw that they were grwn up, Laura and Laurie smetimes walked past. It was dirty and unpleasant, but Laura and Laurie believed that they shuld experience all sides f life. They must g everywhere; the must see everything.
“Think hw that pr wman will feel if she hears a band playing,” said Laura.
“Oh, Laura!” Jse began t be seriusly angry. “If yu want t stp a band every time smene has an accident, yu’re ging t have a very difficult life. I’m just as srry abut it as yu are.”
46. What were Sctt’s living cnditins like?
A. Pr.B. Safe.C. Mdern.D. Cmfrtable.
47. What can we learn abut the Sheridan family?
A. The Sheridan children knew Sctt well.
B. The Sheridan family lived a challenging life.
C. The Sheridan family planned t have a party.
D. The Sheridan children liked ging near the cttages.
48. Which is the crrect rder f the fllwing events?
a. Gdber’s man tld the stry.
b. Sctt died in a cart accident.
c. Laura and Laurie smetimes walked past.
d. Laura suggested cancelling the garden party.
A. c-d-b-aB. c-b-a-dC. b-c-a-dD. d-c-b-a
49. What des the underlined sentence “There was a wide rad between them” symblize (象征)?
A. It symblizes Sctt lived far frm Laura.
B. It symblizes the pr lived near the rich.
C. It symblizes the pr received care frm the rich.
D. It symblizes the pr was separated frm the rich.
50. What might the next paragraph f the passage be abut?
A. Hw Jse had fun in the garden party.
B. Hw Laura succeeded in stpping the party.
C. Hw Laura invited Sctt’s children t the party.
D. Hw Laurie stpped his tw sisters frm fighting.
第II卷 非选择题（共60分）
五、填空（共25小题；每小题1分，满分25分）
（A）根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使句子意思完整正确。
51. We shuld avid making ________ (语法) mistakes in ur exercises.
52. The chief designer planned t have the bridge ________ (连接) Hng Kng, Zhuhai and Maca.
53. His idea is nw ________ (普遍) accepted by mst f the peple.
54. Dn’t wrry. This dctr has ________ (从事) medicine fr 10 years. He will cure yur baby.
55. Michael, tell me abut the special prject yu ________ (提及) n the phne last night.
（B）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Have yu ever wndered what else yu can d n the train besides sleeping r scrlling thrugh yur phne? Actually, in China, trains have turned int centres ___56___ bring tgether the public and the natin’s intangible cultural Heritage (ICH，非物质文化遗产).
Trains g acrss China and they ___57___ (becme) ideal places fr intrducing lcal traditinal culture. A gd example is the K7041 train frm Harbin t Mhe in Nrtheast China’s Heilngjiang Prvince. On the ICH train, Gulayier, dressed in traditinal clthes, sang Orqen flk sngs and his partner played the Orqen jaw harp, a musical instrument. Turists n the train, ___58___ thse frm suthern China, sang and danced ___59___ (excitement) with the tw perfrmers (表演者) tgether. Gulayier said the train made it easier t hld turists’ attentin t his shws. He thught the train was a gd platfrm fr prmting (促进) ICH.
Traditinal heritage cmes t life n trains. Mre ICH such as Qinhuai lanterns frm Nanjing, Yulin puppet shws, and tea-picking peras in Guangxi have als made ___60___ (appear) n high-speed trains acrss China. It ffers passengers a clse-up way t experience traditinal culture.
Prfessr Xia Fang frm Beijing Nrmal University shares Gulayier’s pinin n the new use f ICH trains. He has pinted ut anther advantage f this. ___61___ cultural prmtin, it ffers help fr turism. When passengers enjy lcal traditins n bard, they ften develp a ___62___ (deep) interest in explring the places they pass thrugh.
Hwever, the ICH train jurneys still have challenges, including the narrw space n trains and passengers getting n and ff at each statin. Therefre, sme ___63___ (slve) are cming up: cultural crners shw traditinal arts, and QR cdes cnnect ___64___ mre digital infrmatin. These help passengers t explre ICH at their wn pace and cntinue learning after their jurney ends.
The success f ICH trains ffers ____65____ (value) lessns fr cultural prtectin wrldwide, prving that innvatin (革新) and traditin can wrk tgether t keep cultural heritage alive fr future generatins.
（C）
根据短文内容，从下面方框中选择适当的单词或短语填空，使短文内容完整正确，并将答案填写在答卷纸上的相应位置上。
A tp student tells us t learn frm mistakes fr future success.
When I began t learn English, I fund that my grammar was a big weak pint. My writing was ften full f mistakes. T fix this, I made a study plan t imprve my grammar.
I started by reviewing the basic grammar rules. I spent a mnth just ____66____ the basics. Thugh it was a little bit bring at first, it made a great difference. I als kept a grammar diary. Whenever I made a mistake r ____67____ a better understanding f the mistake, I wuld write it dwn with the crrect usage. Till nw, I have 4 bks f grammar diaries ____68____. I read them frm time t time.
In fact, t get better at any subject, yu need t ____69____ what yu are nt gd at and deal with it head-n. Remember, never ____70____ fr making t many mistakes. This is because every mistake is simply a way t learn smething new.
Zhang Rushui, admitted t Beijing Freign Studies University
（D）从短文后所给的选项中选出能填入短文空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺连贯，其中有两项是多余选项。
请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
In China, mre and mre vacatiners want t spend their spare time at lesser-knwn vacatin lands t have unique, relaxing hliday experiences. ____71____.
Accrding t data frm the nline travel agency Qunar, as cited by Beijing Daily, during the May Day, the number f rms bked at htels in less traveled cities during the hliday was up 30% year ne year. ____72____. Sme yung peple wh have little time fr themselves nly stayed at a htel t make the hliday mre relaxing.
Dai Bin, president f the China Turism Academy, tld Beijing Daily, “____73____.” As peple becme mre mature (成熟的) travelers, they dn’t want t fllw the crwd. Sme f them nly want t take a rest smewhere quiet fr several days t experience the lcal culture deeply.
In additin, lesser-knwn attractins are nt as “cmmercial (商业的)” and “standardized” as develped nes. ____74____. And unlike ppular destinatins, sme under-explred (未充分开发的) places with little nline shwing can als ffer mre surprises.
“The rise f reverse turism (逆向旅游) is nt a bad thing,” said an pinin piece in Zhengzhu Daily. “____75____. It als brings mre pssibilities t the turism market,” the article explains. “Mre imprtantly, the trend is set t frce ppular destinatins t better themselves instead f resting n their past hnr.”
A. They can ffer mre real and natural experiences
B. It means that vacatiners nw have mre chances
C. Travelers prefer t chse sme places that dn’t cst t much
D. Turism was nce abut sightseeing, but nw it is abut experiences
E. “Reserve turism” becmes a new fashin amng vacatiners in China
F. S travelers have becme mre careful t chse places with fewer turists
G. Vacatiners avided ppular hliday destinatins t enjy sme peace and quiet
六、阅读填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
（A）阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后的空格里填入最恰当的内容。
注意：第76—82小题每个空格只填一个单词；第83—85小题词数不限。
请认真阅读下面短文，根据所读内容完成完整后表格中的任务。
注意：第1—7小题每个空格只填一个单词；第8—10小题词数不限。
What is yur perfect vacatin? Ppular trips include relaxing n a warm beach. Or they invlve sightseeing in a beautiful city. Increasingly, thugh, many f us dn’t want t just visit a place. We want t experience it.
Experiential travel allws t get clser t lcal peple and their culture. Fr example, experiential travelers might stay a few weeks with lcal hsts. They might take classes t learn craft. In ther wrds, these travelers immerse (沉浸) themselves in a different culture. One such trip is in Fujian. There, a small grup f travelers meet with a lcal fishermen. They learn hw t fix nets and thrw them in the water. They can fish tgether. Afterwards they all ck and eat a meal with the fisherman’s family.
Experiential travel helps peple becme better citizens. First f all, it lets them understand a place mre deeply than turists usually d. As ne traveler says, traditinal travel is “like” studying science withut ever ding a scientific experiment. Since they ften stay and wrk in ne place, travelers learn mre abut the lives f lcal peple. It expses (使体验) them t different ways f living and wrking. Experiential travelers ften make life-lng friends with lcal peple. They stay in tuch after the trip has finished. Expriential travel helps travelers—and lcal peple—feel like they are part f a glbal cmmunity.
Yu dn’t need t use a travel cmpany t get the benefits (好处) f experiential travel. Yu can d it by yurself. Yu can ask lcal peple questins when yu travel. Ask a driver abut her life. Yu can als jin a sccer game in the street. Listening t peple’s stries and interacting (交流) with lcal peple will change yur understanding f the place yu are visiting.
（B）根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词。
In a city during a difficult war, there was a small pht studi (照相馆). A grup f rdinary (普通的) peple fund shelter (避难所) there. They were nt sldiers r famus l____86____; they were just peple like yu and me. Every day, their main g___87___ was t be safe and find enugh fd. Their biggest wish was t s___88___ the war and see their families again. Life was hard, and they felt fright (害怕) mst f the time.
Their jb in the studi was t d___89___ film fr sldiers. It was a way t survive. Usually, the phts were simple pictures. But ne day, they received a special rll (卷) f film. When they develped the pictures frm it, they culd nt believe their eyes. They were s___90___ and sad. The phts shwed terrible crimes (罪行) happening in their city. The pictures were a dark secret, and they were prf (证据) f awful crimes.
At first, the wrkers were very frightened. They knew this s___91___ was extremely (非常) dangerus. If the sldiers discvered they had these phts, their lives wuld be in great d_____92_____. Their first thught was t destry (摧毁) the pictures, burn them, and frget what they saw. But they lked at the phts again and understd. They were the ___93___ nes wh held the truth in their hands. They had t make a decisin (决定): their wn safety, r the truth fr the wrld.
They talked quietly t___94___ and made a brave decisin. They decided t risk everything. With great care, they hid the phts, prtecting them like a treasure. They knew they had t save this imprtant evidence (证据) t ne day shw it t everyne. In that mment, they stpped being just rdinary peple wrried abut survival. They became brave messengers (信使), ready t carry a heavy but imprtant m____95____. They were true, unsung heres.
十、书面表达（满分15分）
96. Yu see this annuncement in an internatinal teenage magazine. Write yur article (60 wrds)
注意：
1. 内容涵盖所有要点，全文连贯通顺。
2. 词数不少于60字（已给出文章开头，不计入总字数）
3. 文中不得提及有关考生个人身份的任何信息，如校名、人名等。
Camping is a gd way t relax.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MENGZHOU AND LANYUE
Take Chinese Peple’s Dream T The Mn Clser
Mengzhu — The manned spacecraft
Meaning f the name: Dream bat
The name carries the Chinese peple’s space explratin dreams t the mn.
Main tasks:
•Carry ut China’s manned lunar explratin
•Operate near-Earth space statin
Paylad:
Fr lunar tasks, it can carry 3 astrnauts rund trip between the grund and lunar rbit (轨道). Fr near-Earth rbit tasks, it can carry 7 astrnauts rund trip between the grund and space statin.
Lanyue — The lunar lander
Meaning f the name: Clasping the mn
The name symblizes the bravery and cnfidence f the Chinese peple in explring the universe and landing n the mn.
Main tasks:
•Transprt between lunar rbit and lunar surface
•Serve as the center fr astrnaut activities, energy supply, and data transmissin n the mn
•Supprt lunar explratin and activities
Paylad:
It can carry 2 astrnauts rund trip, lunar rver, and scientific paylads.
Explratin Steps
1. Tw Lng March-10 rckets are launched (发射). One carries Mengzhu and the ther carries Lanyue.
2. The tw spacecraft meet and jin in lunar rbit and the astrnauts enter the lander.
3. The Lanyue lander sends the astrnauts t the lunar surface.
4. The astrnauts carry ut scientific explratin and sample (样本) cllectin n the lunar surface as planned.
5. After cmpleting the jb n the mn, the Lanyue lander takes the astrnauts t g up t lunar rbit.
6. The tw spacecraft meet and jin again, and the astrnauts take the lunar samples t the Mengzhu spacecraft.
7. The Mengzhu spacecraft returns t Earth with the mn samples.
lse heart discver came up with ging ver in all
Experiential travel
What
Experience ____76____ life when traveling.
Why
Help peple becme better citizens
Encuraging them t have a deeper ____77____ f a place.
Imprving their ____78____ abut hw lcal peple live.
Making it ____79____ fr them t experience different ways f living and wrking.
Making lasting ____80____ between travelers and lcal peple.
Helping them feel like they ____81____ a glbal cmmunity.
Hw
D it ____82____ .
Yur idea
Think f an experiential trip in Nanjing fr yur friend.
Place: ____83____ is a gd place fr experiential
Activity 1:___________________84___________________
Activity 2:____________________85____________________
Articles Wanted!
Schl camping
Where can we g camping?
What shuld we take with us, and why?
The best article will be published in next mnth’s magazine.