《2025年学典四川九年级英语全一册人教版A版》

五、阅读填空。根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有一项为多余选项。
Repetition has a strange relationship with the mind. Take the experience of déjà vu for example. We wrongly believe that we have experienced a situation in the past. Déjà vu is like a signal(信号)telling something is not right. 1 But repetition can do something even more strange and unusual. The opposite of déjà vu is "jamais vu". 2 For example, musicians might get lost in a very familiar song.
A research team did two experiments about this. In the first one, 94 college students were asked to repeatedly write the same word. 3 The students were asked to copy out the word as quickly as possible. And they were allowed to stop. After the experiment, they needed to tell the reason why they stopped. About 70% of the students stopped because the word made them feel strange. In the second one, only the word "the" — the most common one in English — was used. 4

Scientists say the feeling of jamais vu might be a kind of reminder from the brain. 5 So it tells you to stop and do something meaningful. The study may lead to more research and help us understand this strange phenomenon(现象)better.
A. It's a way to check if our memory is correct.
B. Twelve words were given, such as "door" and "sward".
C. Have you ever seen a word and suddenly found it strange?
D. It gets angry when you keep doing the same thing endlessly.
E. Sometimes, we feel something familiar is strange and unreal.
F. This time, 55% of the students stopped writing for the same reason.
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答案： 【解析】：
这是一道英语阅读填空题，主要考查学生对文章内容的理解以及上下文逻辑关系的把握。解题的关键在于通读短文，理解每个空白处所需内容的语义和逻辑，然后从选项中找出最符合的答案。
1. 前文提到“Déjà vu is like a signal(信号)telling something is not right.”，即似曾相识的感觉就像一个信号，告诉我们有些事情不对劲。A选项“It’s a way to check if our memory is correct.”（这是一种检查我们记忆是否正确的方法）进一步解释了这种信号的作用，即检查记忆是否正确，符合上下文逻辑。
2. 前文提到“The opposite of déjà vu is ‘jamais vu’.”，即似曾相识的反面是“既视感的反面（jamais vu）”。后文举例“For example, musicians might get lost in a very familiar song.”，即音乐家可能会在一首非常熟悉的歌曲中迷失。E选项“Sometimes, we feel something familiar is strange and unreal.”（有时，我们觉得熟悉的东西变得奇怪且不真实）能够很好地引出后文的例子，符合逻辑。
3. 前文提到“In the first one, 94 college students were asked to repeatedly write the same word.”，即在第一个实验中，94名大学生被要求反复写同一个单词。后文提到“The students were asked to copy out the word as quickly as possible.”，即学生们被要求尽可能快地抄写这个单词。B选项“Twelve words were given, such as ‘door’ and ‘sward’.”（给出了12个单词，比如‘door’和‘sward’）与前文实验内容相呼应，但后文提到是写同一个单词，这里可能是出题者想表达在实验开始时给出了一些单词供选择，然后选定一个让同学们反复写，此选项符合上下文语境。
4. 前文提到“In the second one, only the word ‘the’ — the most common one in English — was used.”，即在第二个实验中，只使用了英语中最常见的单词“the”。F选项“This time, 55% of the students stopped writing for the same reason.”（这次，55%的学生因为同样的原因停止了书写）与前文第一个实验的结果“About 70% of the students stopped because the word made them feel strange.”（大约70%的学生因为这个词让他们觉得奇怪而停止）相呼应，符合逻辑。
5. 前文提到“Scientists say the feeling of jamais vu might be a kind of reminder from the brain.”，即科学家说既视感的反面这种感觉可能是大脑的一种提醒。后文提到“So it tells you to stop and do something meaningful.”，即所以它告诉你停止并做一些有意义的事情。D选项“It gets angry when you keep doing the same thing endlessly.”（当你无休止地做同一件事时，它会生气）将大脑的提醒拟人化，解释了为什么大脑会发出提醒，符合上下文逻辑。
【答案】：
1. A；2. E；3. B；4. F；5. D