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福建省三明市2020年九年级下学期英语质量检测(二检)试卷

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    When I was young, my father often took me on short trips. On the way home from these trips, Dad often stopped at the Dairy Queen and bought me a 10-cent ice cream.

    One day, we were on our way home and I was hoping Dad would do the same. And he did.

    "Would you like an ice cream today?" asked Dad.

    "That sounds great, Dad!"

    But then he said, "It sounds good to me too, son. Would you like to treat me today?"

    Twenty cents! I could afford it. But when it was my money, an ice cream just wasn't a good use of it.

    Then I said those awful words to him, "Well, in that case, I guess I'll pass."

    My father just said, "Okay, son."

    But as we turned to go home, I realized how wrong I was. Why didn't I take it as a good chance to give something back to my father? Why didn't I think that he had bought 50 ice creams, and I had never bought him one? But all I could think was"20 cents"!

    I felt awful for my ingratitude. Dad had done so much for me. Shouldn't I do something in return? Love is a two-way street. One must put into what he or she has taken out.

    Dad and I went on another trip the next week, and as we passed the corner, I said, "Dad, would you like an ice cream today? My treat. "

(1)、Which of the following is true according to the passage?
A、The writer often went on short trips with his father. B、The writer's father didn't care for him. C、The writer refused to go on a trip the next week. D、The writer often treated his father at the Dairy Queen.
(2)、What does the underlined word "_________ " probably mean in Chinese in the passage?
A、鲁莽 B、忘恩 C、懒惰 D、粗心
(3)、The writer didn't buy his father an ice cream because________________.
A、he couldn't afford it B、he couldn't find the ice cream shop C、he didn't want to spend his own money on it D、he thought his father didn't feel like eating it
(4)、We can learn from the last paragraph that ________________.
A、the writer never asked his father for ice creams any more B、the writer decided to buy his father an ice cream C、the father bought his son an ice cream again D、the father bought an ice cream for himself
(5)、By writing the story, the writer tells us that we should _______________.
A、go on short trips every day B、eat fewer ice creams C、spend our money wisely D、learn to give back
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One of my earliest memories is playing "shops" with my granddad when I was 5 years old. After 1 school at 15, I worked in a fruit shop, but I had no 2 of how to run my own shop back then. 

Several years later, I got married. My husband Eric and I heard about a shop for sale in the nearby village. We had a look and decided to have a shop of our own. That was January 1973. Shopkeeping was 3 to us, so we often didn't know what the 4 were asking for. But we soon learned. 

We can tell by the weather how 5 the shop is going to be. On wet days there are very few people around, and when it's 6 people want bread and milk, as they're worried about being snowed in. When it's hot, everyone buys cold drinks and ice cream. 

More people shop online nowadays, but they still come here for things 7 from their order. I've kept up with technology and have a card reader, but the shop itself hasn't changed much. 

Now, as I'm getting older, it's open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. on weekdays 8 closing at 8: 30 p. m. However, I keep it open until 2 p. m. at weekends. 

Eric passed away 16 years ago, but I am 9 getting rid of (处理掉) the shop. I love it all—talking to the customers and getting 10 they want. There are customers who come in two or three times a day, and we see several generations of families. Customers often tell me their 11 and I offer advice if I can. 

It was the 50th anniversary (周年纪念) of the shop on January 13 this year. I wanted to do something 12 , so I held a party and had drinks and nibbles with customers. I also 13 a book about my memories in the shop. It's called Just Ask Jenny, as I'm always the first port of call when anyone wants to know 14 .

This shop has been my life. I never 15 I'd still be here after 50 years, but I love it and the people. It's what keeps me going, and I've got no plan of retiring (退休).

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