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牛津版(深圳·广州)初中英语九年级上册第二模块测试卷(Units3&4)

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    Nellie Bly was a newspaper reporter in New York. When she read the book Around the World in Eighty Days, she thought she would make her own trip and1it in less than 80 days.

    In 1889, a trip around the world was much2than it is today. There were no planes. There were only trains and ships. However, Nellie Bly made up her mind to travel around the world, and her manager3.

    On November 14, 1889, Bly4New York City on a ship. On the first night, a terrible storm hit the ship. Bly was seasick (晕船的) and she5if she had made a wise decision. But the world was watching and she couldn't6.

    Bly wrote newspaper stories about the food she ate, the7people wore, and the different cultures she met. Thousands of people around the world read about Bly's8in the papers.

    Bly9San Francisco with 12 days left. She got on a train and travelled around the country in 4 days. On January 25, 1890, she10to New York City. Bly had travelled around the world in 72 days. It was a new world record!

(1)
A、damage B、play C、do
(2)
A、harder B、quieter C、wider
(3)
A、offered B、explored C、agreed
(4)
A、filled B、chose C、left
(5)
A、realized B、wondered C、wanted
(6)
A、turn back B、copy down C、come along
(7)
A、glasses B、tents C、clothes
(8)
A、things B、trips C、thoughts
(9)
A、reached B、required C、got
(10)
A、came B、returned C、left
举一反三
 阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从方框中所给的10个词中选出最恰当的并用其适当形式填空。每个词限用一次。

even,slowly,work,make,talk,activity,simple,fast,language,speed,so

Several years ago, I moved to Spain. I thought my Spanish would improve quickly. I gave up everything about the{#blank#}1{#/blank#}learning: classes, books, exercises and so on. I did nothing but speak o native(本国的)speakers. It was easy and fun!

However, about a year later, I noticed that my Spanish had hardly improved. I still spoke with {#blank#}2{#/blank#} grammar structures(结构)and sentence patterns as well as limited words(有限的词汇). 

Sometimes I {#blank#}3{#/blank#}felt that my Spanish was getting worse. It made me upset. What was wrong? I wondered. 

I {#blank#}4{#/blank#} started to realize that because I didn't get training in other aspects(方面), I would not {#blank#}5{#/blank#} any progress as I liked. {#blank#}6{#/blank#} I started to go back to my old language learning {#blank#}7{#/blank#} , including reading books, watching movies and doing grammar and reading exercises. And they {#blank#}8{#/blank#} ! I quickly made progress. I could hold more difficult conversations. 

To learn the language, one should speak it first and then use it! That's the secret to {#blank#}9{#/blank#}and effective(有效的)language learning, right? Well, I know now, that if that's all you do, progress will come very fast. Considering the {#blank#}10{#/blank#} at which native speakers speak, you don't really have the time to learn new words or grammar structures. To learn a language more effectively, you need to spend some time on other trainings besides {#blank#}11{#/blank#}. 

 阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出最佳选项。

On a summer day in 1948, a Swiss man named George de Mestral took his dog for a walk in the mountains. When they came home, George discovered that he and his dog were both covered with burrs (带芒刺的小果实). 

As an engineer, George naturally began to wonder how the burrs stuck (刺入) to his dog and his clothes. Then he looked at them carefully. He found that the burrs had little hooks (钩子), which allowed them to catch on to things like clothes. George realized that he could use this finding to create a new way to fasten (扣紧) things. 

It is a very long journey from the first idea to the final product. It was easy to find materials that could stick together, but finding materials that would continue to do so after years of use was difficult. George tested a very large number of different materials and production methods. After years of research and work, he invented what is known today as Velcro. In 1955, George started Velcro Industries to turn his idea into a product. In a few years, the product became popular around the world. 

Today Velcro is used everywhere. It's used in backpacks, jackets, wallets, children's toys, etc. It even turns up in places you wouldn't expect. For example, Velcro has been used by NASA for astronauts' space suits. The product was also used to hold the heart together during the very first artificial heart transplant (人工心脏移植). 

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