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河南省许昌市宇华实验2019-2020学年九年级下学期英语第一次月考试卷

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    Body image—the way people feel about their looks—is a big problem for many young people today. According to a1 , more than half the teenage girls in the USA think2 should be on a diet, and almost one in five teenage boys are3 about their bodies and their weight.

    But what's the cause? In the study, many blame(责备)the media(媒体). Turn on the TV and you'll4 see beautiful models, handsome actors and fit sports stars.5 a magazine or a newspaper, look through the Internet, and it's usually6.

    Many young people feel pressure to7 these "perfect" people. But for most, this is just not possible. In the USA, the average(平均的)woman is 163 cm tall and weighs 64 kilos,8 the average model is 180 cm tall and weighs 53 kilos.

    When people don't look the way many9 people look, they may become less confident. Some stop eating10 in order to lose weight. Students can lose so much confidence that they start to11 taking part in classroom activities at school.

    Body image problems don't12 as we get older, either. In the UK, for example, women over 50 spend more money on cosmetics(化妆品)than any other13 group. Older men spend a lot of money trying to14 hair loss.

    Is there a solution to the problem? A 2016 study in the UK suggested that body image lessons should be provided in15. Others believe it's a problem that all of society needs to deal with. As Meaghan Ramsey says, "We need to judge(评判)people by what they do, not what they look like."

(1)
A、newspaper B、magazine C、study D、book
(2)
A、we B、they C、you D、she
(3)
A、confident B、sure C、worried D、happy
(4)
A、probably B、hardly C、never D、finally
(5)
A、Get B、Open C、Take D、Find
(6)
A、the same B、different C、special D、interesting
(7)
A、look after B、look for C、look at D、look like
(8)
A、because B、although C、but D、or
(9)
A、kind B、strong C、young D、famous
(10)
A、early B、properly C、slowly D、carefully
(11)
A、enjoy B、stop C、finish D、forget
(12)
A、come B、continue C、disappear D、happen
(13)
A、age B、job C、hobby D、man
(14)
A、make B、avoid C、refuse D、protect
(15)
A、supermarkets B、streets C、parks D、schools
举一反三
阅读下面的短文,然后根据短文内容回答问题。

It's early in the morningand the alarm clock has already rung several time. You have to pull yourselfout of bed and rush to school because you're afraid of being late for school.

As a school student, this is probably a commonexperience for you. But thanks to new rules, students in Zhejiang andHeilongjiang provinces can now stay in bed longer than before.

On Feb 23, the Zhejiang Department of Educationannounced (宣布) a new rule that asksprimary schools to start school later. According to the rule, start times couldbe different among different grades, with students in Grade 1 and 2 starting noearlier than 8:30 am.

A similar guideline (指导方针) was announced by the education department in HeilongjiangProvince on Feb 24. Students from all primary and junior high schools in theprovince have been required (要求) to arrive at school noearlier than 8 am.

According to a 2016 study by the ZhejiangDepartment of Education, half students in Grade 4 slept nine hours or more anight, while the enough sleep time for primary students in 10 hours.

"I welcome the new rule so much. It is sucha wonderful rule that gives my son enough time for breakfast, which isnecessary for his health and growth", a mother named Xu Li said. She isfrom Hangzhou and his son is in Grade 1. These changes have received muchpraise as they make students get enough sleep and enough time for breakfast.

Pushing back school times isn't unique (唯一的) to China. In the United States, schools in at least 21 statesbegan to start school later in 2017, as studies have shown that later schoolstart times could be good for students' development.

 请阅读下面的短文,并从下列方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、 连贯。

Why do we go to zoos?Millions of people around the world visit zoos each year,but the reason is hard to explain.{#blank#}1{#/blank#}But the animals they see in zoos are little like the toys,cartoons,and decorations that fill their homes. For such children,meting with real animals can be confusing even upsetting

The great interest that children have in animals today might lead one to suppose that this has always been the case.{#blank#}2{#/blank#}That was also when zoos became an important part of middle-class life. 

{#blank#}3{#/blank#}They lived together with our ancestors(祖先)in a shared natural environment. In the Industrial Era,the human domination(支配)of animals could be seen in the popularity of real-looking animal toys. 

Children rode rocking-horses that had realistic features,and they slept with bears,tigers,and rabbits that looked and felt almost real. The Twentieth Century marked a further development—the change of animals into people. 

This was the age of Babar the Elephant,Hello Kitty,and the Lion King. Parents and children had previously wanted animals that looked like animals. {#blank#}4{#/blank#}

In a zoo they hope to see the living breathing versions of their character friends. They find instead unfamiliar creatures who cannot speak,smile or interact with them. For this reason,a visit to the zoo can be disappointing for children today. {#blank#}5{#/blank#}Meeting real animals reminds us forcefully of the boundary( 界 限 )between imagination and reality. When we visit animals in a zoo,perhaps we will recall our true relationship not only to animals but to the entire world. 

A. Animals are the best friends of the human beings. 

B. Many of those visitors are children,whose lives are already surrounded by animals' images. 

C. Perhaps that disappointment is the best gift a zoo can offer

D. But now they want animals that look and act like humans

E. Yet,it was not until the Industrial Era that animals became part of childhood. 

F. In prehistoric times,there had been no zoos,as animals were a real part of the human world

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