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2025年奔跑吧少年九年级英语全一册外研版
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Ⅵ “课本游”的好处及意义。任务型阅读。(10分)
(2024·临沂期末改编)There are many humanistic monuments (人文古迹) and natural scenic spots in textbooks. Children are always interested in them, and they want to go there in person. 25. ____ This kind of tour allows parents and children to deepen their understanding of the scenes mentioned in the textbooks.
Many families have taken part in the textbook tour. 26. ____ They can understand the cultural background and experience the historical period in the textbooks. For example, in Fuzhou, parents and children can watch lively shows and visit the museums to learn more about the famous writer Tang Xianzu in the Ming Dynasty. In addition, they can learn about the local customs. This further makes their journey colourful.
The textbook tour is a connection between "reading thousands of books" and "travelling thousands of miles". 27. ____ Besides, the textbook tour further increases children's pride in the motherland. It also helps them learn about the excellent traditional culture of China.
The rise of the textbook tour is a great chance for the connection between culture and tourism. For example, the Wenchuan government holds some activities on the birthday of Dayu. 28. ____ This spreads local culture and provides an unforgettable experience for tourists. As the textbook tour becomes a new fashion, the government should offer warm services to achieve a win-win situation for both scenic spots and tourists.
A. Textbooks can broaden their horizons.
B. That's why the textbook tour has become popular these days.
C. They follow the stories in the textbooks and choose places to travel.
D. Cultural workers teach "Dayu culture" to tourists in these activities.
E. Through the practice, children can have a deeper understanding of the textbooks.
29. What do you think of the textbook tour? (no more than 15 words)
______
(2024·临沂期末改编)There are many humanistic monuments (人文古迹) and natural scenic spots in textbooks. Children are always interested in them, and they want to go there in person. 25. ____ This kind of tour allows parents and children to deepen their understanding of the scenes mentioned in the textbooks.
Many families have taken part in the textbook tour. 26. ____ They can understand the cultural background and experience the historical period in the textbooks. For example, in Fuzhou, parents and children can watch lively shows and visit the museums to learn more about the famous writer Tang Xianzu in the Ming Dynasty. In addition, they can learn about the local customs. This further makes their journey colourful.
The textbook tour is a connection between "reading thousands of books" and "travelling thousands of miles". 27. ____ Besides, the textbook tour further increases children's pride in the motherland. It also helps them learn about the excellent traditional culture of China.
The rise of the textbook tour is a great chance for the connection between culture and tourism. For example, the Wenchuan government holds some activities on the birthday of Dayu. 28. ____ This spreads local culture and provides an unforgettable experience for tourists. As the textbook tour becomes a new fashion, the government should offer warm services to achieve a win-win situation for both scenic spots and tourists.
A. Textbooks can broaden their horizons.
B. That's why the textbook tour has become popular these days.
C. They follow the stories in the textbooks and choose places to travel.
D. Cultural workers teach "Dayu culture" to tourists in these activities.
E. Through the practice, children can have a deeper understanding of the textbooks.
29. What do you think of the textbook tour? (no more than 15 words)
______
答案：
25—28 BCED
29. The textbook tour is a great way to connect learning with real-life experiences. (答案不唯一,言之有理即可)
29. The textbook tour is a great way to connect learning with real-life experiences. (答案不唯一,言之有理即可)
Ⅶ 黄土高原窑洞冬暖夏凉,防火降噪。完形填空。(15分)
A cave house, or yaodong, is a kind of earthen house common on the Loess Plateau (黄土高原) in northern China. Taking 30 of thick loess layers and favourable landforms (地形), the strong yaodongs are mostly carved into hillsides. They do not take up valuable land and are 31 in the winter and cool in the summer.
Cave houses were once considered a symbol of being 32. 33 China is experiencing great changes, cave houses are still found all over the Loess Plateau.
Xu Junfu has been 34 in caves all his life in Kangping Village, in the Fengzhuang Town of Yan'an's Baota District. "Early caves were wet and would easily 35. But the stone cave in which I'm staying today is safe and strong, and can 36 safety for at least 300 years," said Xu.
A survey shows that over the past ten years, over half of the 1.5 million rural 37 of Yan'an have moved into new cave houses built with stones. 38 2018, empty caves in the village have been managed collectively (共同地). Cave hotels offer a unique experience to tourists interested in getting a taste of the traditional houses and 39 the history.
Higher-quality rooms with plenty of daylight mean cave hotels are not a painful 40 for tourists recalling hard revolutionary days. Each household in the village 41 nearly 10,000 yuan yearly by renting their empty caves to tourists. Villagers have become service providers, taking on 42 such as tour guide, housekeeper and store owner.
"The 'Golden Week' May Day holiday is 43. The cave hotels in the village are set to face a tourism peak. This year's tourism income will definitely return to the highest 44," said an officer.
()30. A. care B. advantage C. place D. duty
()31. A. warm B. cold C. dry D. wet
()32. A. young B. old C. rich D. poor
()33. A. Because B. Since C. Although D. Until
()34. A. working B. living C. studying D. playing
()35. A. come on B. hurry up C. fall down D. grow up
()36. A. offer B. receive C. afford D. avoid
()37. A. workers B. doctors C. players D. villagers
()38. A. For B. Since C. Before D. After
()39. A. comparing B. discovering C. remembering D. researching
()40. A. experience B. method C. information D. tradition
()41. A. costs B. finds C. saves D. earns
()42. A. subjects B. jobs C. games D. sports
()43. A. leaving B. disappearing C. coming D. hurrying
()44. A. level B. position C. top D. mountain
A cave house, or yaodong, is a kind of earthen house common on the Loess Plateau (黄土高原) in northern China. Taking 30 of thick loess layers and favourable landforms (地形), the strong yaodongs are mostly carved into hillsides. They do not take up valuable land and are 31 in the winter and cool in the summer.
Cave houses were once considered a symbol of being 32. 33 China is experiencing great changes, cave houses are still found all over the Loess Plateau.
Xu Junfu has been 34 in caves all his life in Kangping Village, in the Fengzhuang Town of Yan'an's Baota District. "Early caves were wet and would easily 35. But the stone cave in which I'm staying today is safe and strong, and can 36 safety for at least 300 years," said Xu.
A survey shows that over the past ten years, over half of the 1.5 million rural 37 of Yan'an have moved into new cave houses built with stones. 38 2018, empty caves in the village have been managed collectively (共同地). Cave hotels offer a unique experience to tourists interested in getting a taste of the traditional houses and 39 the history.
Higher-quality rooms with plenty of daylight mean cave hotels are not a painful 40 for tourists recalling hard revolutionary days. Each household in the village 41 nearly 10,000 yuan yearly by renting their empty caves to tourists. Villagers have become service providers, taking on 42 such as tour guide, housekeeper and store owner.
"The 'Golden Week' May Day holiday is 43. The cave hotels in the village are set to face a tourism peak. This year's tourism income will definitely return to the highest 44," said an officer.
()30. A. care B. advantage C. place D. duty
()31. A. warm B. cold C. dry D. wet
()32. A. young B. old C. rich D. poor
()33. A. Because B. Since C. Although D. Until
()34. A. working B. living C. studying D. playing
()35. A. come on B. hurry up C. fall down D. grow up
()36. A. offer B. receive C. afford D. avoid
()37. A. workers B. doctors C. players D. villagers
()38. A. For B. Since C. Before D. After
()39. A. comparing B. discovering C. remembering D. researching
()40. A. experience B. method C. information D. tradition
()41. A. costs B. finds C. saves D. earns
()42. A. subjects B. jobs C. games D. sports
()43. A. leaving B. disappearing C. coming D. hurrying
()44. A. level B. position C. top D. mountain
答案：
30—34 BADCB 35—39 CADBC 40—44 ADBCA
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