《2026年名校金典课堂九年级英语上册人教版成都专版》

二、阅读下面短文,从方框内的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A. address B. arrived in the city
C. couldn't remember D. directions
E. politely
Mrs. White has a son. His name is Sam White. The young man began to work in a post office in a city this Autumn. He asked his mother to visit the city. The old woman was happy and caught a train. She soon B， but she didn't know where the post office was. At a bus stop she asked an old man for D，“Excuse me， sir. How can I get to the post office?”
“There are about forty post offices in our city，” said the old man.“Which one do you want to find?” The old woman gives Sam's letter to him， in which there is the A of the post office. The old man says，“Walk along this street and take the fourth turning on the left. His post office is just there.”
Mrs. White thanked the old man E and soon found her son. They were very happy. A week later the woman went to the zoo. She saw all kinds of animals. But she C the way back to the post office. At the same bus stop she met the same old man and she asked the same question again.
“Oh dear!” the old man said.“Are you still looking for your son?”

答案： B; D; A; E; C

三、补全对话。根据对话内容,从下边方框中选出适当的选项补全对话。
A:Excuse me. D
B:Of course. Are you a freshman(大一新生) at the university?
A:Yes. B
B:Don't worry. Just go along this road for about 500 meters and turn right. The building is on your right.
A:Thanks a lot. C
B:It starts at eight. I'm afraid you should hurry.
A:Oh， can I get there by bus?
B: E But I can give you a lift.
A:That would be nice! A
B:You're welcome.
A. Thanks for offering to help me.
B. I'm on my way to class， but I'm lost.
C. Do you know when the first class begins?
D. Can you tell me the way to the Art Building?
E. Actually， there are no buses on campus（校园）.

答案： D; B; C; E; A

四、阅读短文,根据短文内容选择正确答案。
Have you noticed that “You're welcome” has largely been replaced by two new words—“No problem”?
Here is an example：
Shop keeper:“Here's your change， madam.”
Me:“Thank you.”
Shop keeper:“No problem.”
But， as for me， it is a problem. I want to be thanked for going to a shop. I don't want this automatic(机械的) reply.“You are welcome” means “You are welcome to shop here； thanks for letting us help you.” When I hear “no problem”， what I think is：“You're not helping me. I'll go somewhere else next time.”
There are other more phrases that make people annoyed， of course. But this one especially seems to just push people to one side. It seems to say，“I've taken care of you， so now leave me alone.” It seems to say that you are actually not “welcome”.
It's part of a whole， lazy culture. People don't notice each other. People can't be bothered(打扰). People sit close together in a coffee shop. But they don't talk. They just look at their smart phones. If you ask one of these people to move their chair a little so you can sit down， they reply，“No problem.” I don't feel that means “You're welcome to join the table.” I feel it means “no problem for you that you only bothered me a bit.”
Next time you're about to say those two words， stop for a minute. Make eye contact， and say with a smile，“You're welcome.”
Be a bit more polite? No problem.
(C)1. What does the writer think of “no problem”?
A. It is more polite than “you're welcome”.
B. It makes her feel the connection between people.
C. People say this because they don't want to be bothered.
(B)2. If your teacher says “you're welcome”， what does he/she probably mean?
A. You need to improve more.
B. I'm happy to help with your questions.
C. It's alright that you've taken up my time.
(A)3. According to Paragraph 7， which picture below shows an annoyed face?

(C)4. How does the writer express her opinion?
A. By explaining reasons and results.
B. By showing facts and using sayings.
C. By giving examples and making comparisons.
(B)5. What is the writing purpose(目的) of the passage?
A. To explain why people like to say “no problem”.
B. To call on people to say “you're welcome” more.
C. To express the writer's feelings about “no problem”.

答案： C; B; A; C; B