《2025年万唯中考大小卷九年级英语全一册外研版》

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Every time I go to a museum, I see docents(讲解员) guiding people around the exhibitions. I am surprised at how they can understand so many different artworks and remember so many things. This year, I got a chance to experience this job and also gained a deeper understanding of art.
In the summer holiday, I became a volunteer docent in a museum. My job was to guide visitors around the whole exhibition.
The exhibition has 76 art pieces coming from 64 different artists in total. Although the subject of this exhibition was “Bodies of Water”, the most important part was not about water. It was more about the connections that exist(存在) between people, and those that exist between people and the environment. In fact, both visitors and docents became parts of the exhibition itself through interactions(互动). It aimed to tell unity(团结) leads the way to a better life.
My job as a docent got a successful ending finally. All of the visitors I served were pleased with my work. From this experience, I got not only the pleasure of success, but also a deep understanding of art.
41. According to Paragraph 1, what is the writer surprised at?
A. The docents' patience.
B. The beauty of art.
C. Different works of art.
D. The docents' abilities.
42. What does the underlined word “gained” in Paragraph 1 mean in Chinese?
A. 传授
B. 赠送
C. 获得
D. 对比
43. (中考新考法·段落大意) Which paragraph gives a detailed introduction to the museum's exhibition?
A. Paragraph 1.
B. Paragraph 2.
C. Paragraph 3.
D. Paragraph 4.
44. What did the exhibition want to tell the visitors?
A. To learn more about water.
B. To keep bodies healthy.
C. To pull together to do something.
D. To live a successful life.
45. What does the passage mainly talk about?
A. The writer's artworks.
B. The writer's experience of being a docent.
C. The writer's interest in science.
D. The writer's first job as a volunteer.

答案： D
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      When Lstarted working in the museum,I always felt bad when someone asked me whether he or she could take photographs. That was because I had to tell him or her no.

      Thankfully,things have changed.Personal photography is generally allowed now. But have things gone too far in the other direction? This has been discussed widely online.

     The idea of banning(禁止) photography inmuseums carries the expectation that visitors should enjoy art. If they don't pay attention to what is in front of them,then art isn't for them.

      But art and its experience can change from person to person-powerful,funny or even boring. Some people want lo think quietly,others may want lively discussions.In addition,many people wish to take photos and post them on social media.

       People take photos for different reasons. As for me,Ioften take lots of photos to help me remember a show,an artwork,a bit of text on the wall or anything else that catches my interest. These photos can be especially helpful when I'm writing something.

     When you pholograph an artwork, you make it personal. You are not just looking at a work of Van Gogh but taking a tiny piece of it with you,too-one that's yours and no one else's. I's a rich experience.

46. Why did the writer feel bad when he worked in the museum?
A. Because he didn't have a camera.
B. Because he didn't like the artworks.
C. Because visitors were impolite in the museum.
D. Because he had to refuse to allow visitors to take pictures there.
47. What does the underlined word “they” in Paragraph 3 refer to?
A. Visitors.
B. Museums.
C. Photos.
D. Artworks.
48. Which of the following can be put in “ ▲ ”?
A. until
B. because
C. while
D. since
49. Why does the writer often take many photos?
A. To develop his hobbies.
B. To share them with others.
C. To show his different experiences.
D. To remember things that interest him.
50. What's the best title for this passage?
A. Ideas of Taking Creative Photos.
B. Should We Take Photos in Museums?
C. Experiences in Different Museums.
D. Should We Post Photos on the Internet?

答案： D
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