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Unit 9 Have you ever been to a museum？
1. 有个人去旅游，看到一个牌子写着：“禁止喂食野生动物。”他走过去问工作人员：“为什么禁止喂
食野生动物？”工作人员回答：“因为它们会太吸引游客，来采食的时候会把游客都吃光。”
2. 一对夫妻去度假，在海滩边上晒太阳。突然妻子想喝点酒，就叫丈夫去买一瓶啤酒。丈夫说：“好的，
我马上去，但是你要记住，千万不要离开太阳椅。”结果当丈夫回来的时候，发现妻子不见了。他问海
滩上的游客：“你们看见一个骑自行车的女人吗？”游客回答：“是的，她刚刚你走后就坐在你的太阳
椅上了。”
3. 为了庆祝公司的周年纪念，老板决定带全体员工去旅游。当大家到达目的地时，老板突然变得很激动
地说：“我们已经到达了一个梦幻的地方，我将给大家一个永生难忘的体验。”然后他把大门打开，发
现只有一间小的破烂旅馆。老板很尴尬地说：“真抱歉，我刚给梦想家旅行社打电话确认是梦幻之地时
我可能记错了号码。”
4. 一对情侣去旅行，他们开车驶入一个看起来很迷人的小村庄。他们看到一个老太太坐在路边晒太阳，
男友好奇地问：“这个村庄有多少人？”老太太回答说：“它从来没有变过。”
5. 一位游客到一个著名景点参观，看到墙上挂着一块牌子：“请不要触摸动物。”游客疑惑地问导游：
“为什么不能触摸动物？”导游答道：“因为它们的感应器会将触摸信号增幅到高电压，会把你电
晕！”
6. 在一个旅游团中，一个游客问导游：“这个地方有几座桥？”导游答道：“三座。”游客有些奇怪地
问：“那为什么只有两座桥呢？”导游笑着说：“有一座是正在建设中。”
拓展阅读
（一）
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Icy trip of a life time
Carlien Wolmarans, 17, never thought she could go to Antarctica. “It’s pure nature at that place. I can really
be myself there,” she said. This Saturday the South African high school student’s dream will come true.
On October 18, Wolmarans, together with other seven teenagers, will set sail from Argentina on a two-week
adventure. The eight teenagers come from six countries. They won the chance after 10 days of hard training inSwitzerland.
The first part of their expedition will be about sightseeing. But then will come the hard work. The young
people will have to clean up trash from the beach and sea. They will also fix coral reefs and water channels in
deserts.
It is not a reality TV show. It’s Pangaea, which stands for Pan Global Adventure for Environmental Action.
The Pangaea Expedition connects young people from all over the world. It will last four years.
Twelve teams of explorers will cross all of the oceans and visit the South and North Poles. Anyone aged 13 to
20 can apply at mikehorn.com. The program will choose kids from each continent for training camps. The best
will go on a free 10- to 12-day voyage.
The explorer Mike Horn will lead the young people on his Earth-friendly ship. Their goal: to learn how to
help save the planet.
1．Wolmarans dreams of ________.
A．going to Antarctica
B．traveling around the world
C．going to Argentina
D．going to a good university
2．The adventure will last for________.
A．10 days B．one week C．18 days D．two weeks
3．Where did the eight teenagers train?
A．In Antarctica. B．In Argentina. C．In Africa. D．In Switzerland.
4．What will be the first part of their expedition?
A．Sightseeing. B．Cleaning up trash. C．Swimming. D．Fixing coral reefs.
5．The Pangaea Expedition will last for________.
A．10 days B．12 days C．four years D．seven years
（二）
【语篇来自二十一世纪学生英文报·试题原创】
Learn about life in the palace
Have you ever visited the Forbidden City? This year is its 600th birthday. It is the world’s largest palace and
has over 17 million visitors every year. But if we traveled back to the past, we probably wouldn’t be allowed
inside.In the past, all buildings in Beijing were low except for the Forbidden City. From outside, ordinary people
could only imagine what it looked like inside.
The Forbidden City takes up 720,000 square meters in the heart of Beijing. It was built from 1406 to 1420 by
the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the Yongle Emperor. After that, it was the living and working place of 14
emperors of the Ming Dynasty and 10 emperors of the Qing Dynasty.
During those times, the Forbidden City was where the country’s supreme power could be found. Emperors
were born, lived, fought and died there. It saw the highs and lows of the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as the
end of feudal autocratic monarchy in China.
The cultural relics and documents in the palace show how the royal families lived. They are still used today
for historical research, as well as inspiration for literature and entertainment.
In 1987, the Forbidden City was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. For world leaders who visit
China, it has become a must-see. In 2017, when US President Donald Trump paid a state visit to China, President
Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan welcomed Trump and his wife there.
6．The Forbidden City has over________ million visitors every year.
A．10 B．14 C．17 D．600
7．The Forbidden City was built by________.
A．Yongle Emperor B．Kangxi Emperor
C．Qianlong Emperor D．Yongzheng Emperor
8．Which of the following is true?
A．The Forbidden City is the lowest building in Beijing.
B．The Forbidden City has significant historical meaning.
C．The Forbidden City saw the highs and lows of the Yuan dynasty.
D．The Forbidden City has no cultural relics.
9．The Forbidden City was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in________.
A．1406 B．1420 C．1987 D．2017
10．What’s the passage mainly about?
A．The Forbidden City.
B．UNESCO World Heritage sites.
C．The history of the Qing dynasty.
D．Famous sites in Beijing.（三）
（23-24八年级上·山西忻州·期末）请阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出一个最
佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
I have experienced many acts of kindness in my life. But the one that stands out the most was the one that
happened at the blacksmith (铁匠) shop in Sturbridge, Massachusetts.
I visited the village that day with my autistic (患自闭症的) son. He had no idea what danger meant and
needed me to watch his every move to stop him from running away or heading into a crowded street. He also
loved making friends and thinking that everyone was his friend.
Although he looked much older than he really was, he acted much younger, which made it even harder for
other people to accept him. People’s look of pity (怜悯) broke my heart. I had started to be scared of taking him
out to crowded places. That day, at the village, I had walked around taking my son’s hand, ready to keep him from
being hurt by anyone. For some reason, my son wanted to visit the blacksmith building. With great worry, I took
him there. As soon as we walked into the shop, he pulled (抽出) his hand out of mine, ran over to the blacksmith,
put his arms around the man’s legs, and asked if he would be his friend.
My heart stopped at that moment. I expected that he, like almost everyone else that we had met, would ask
him to go away. However, the blacksmith looked him in the eye, and then reached out his hand for my son to
shake. He said that he would be glad to be the friend of such a fine young man.
The blacksmith spent the next hour letting my son “help” him. I was surprised at the way that man was
always patient (有耐心的), answering my son’s questions and also keeping him safe although he was always
moving. The blacksmith not only gave my son a dream-come-true experience, but gifted my son with things more
meaningful: Kindness. Acceptance. I will always be grateful to that blacksmith.
11．What was the writer’s son like?
A．He looked small and thin. B．He was always nice to others.C．He often watched out for danger.
12．Why was the writer worried about taking her son to crowded places?
A．He was too young. B．He was not well-accepted. C．He had a heart problem.
13．What did the writer first expect from the blacksmith?
A．A cold welcome. B．A strong handshake. C．A warm look.
14．What does the underlined word “grateful” probably mean?
A．Close. B．Different. C．Thankful.
15．What is the best title of this passage?
A．A warm blacksmith B．An unusual child C．A big dreamer（四）
（23-24八年级上·四川绵阳·期末）
Think your winter is cold? Temperatures in Yakutsk (雅库茨克) fell to -62.7℃ in January this year—the
coldest in more than twenty years, scientists say.
Yakutsk is the capital of Russia’s Sakha Republic. It is just 300 miles south of the Arctic Circle (北极圈). It
is widely thought of as the coldest city in the world. People there know the key to keeping warm: Just dress
warmly, like a cabbage. In the winter, the city is covered with “ice fog”. That happens when air is so cold that
warmer air from houses, people and cars can’t go up.
Pyotr Beketov built Yakutsk in 1632. Today, it is the scientific, cultural and economic center for the Russian
Far East Federal Region. The city has a population of more than 330,000. They mainly live on dairy products (奶
制品), meat and fish. Although there are rich natural resources (资源), many people live a poor life. Some even
live in places worse than their farm animals’ living places. The city also has some special museums. Permafrost
Kingdom is one of the most popular, It is an underground museum with beautiful ice sculpture (冰雕). Its
summers are cool, but visiting Yakutsk in winter is not a good idea.
It you want to experience this kind of life in Yakutsk, please come and see.
16．How does the writer start the passage?
A．By telling a story. B．By asking a question. C．By listing reasons. D．By giving examples.
17．What can we learn about Yakutsk from Para.2?
① Where it is. ② When “ice fog” happens.
③ How people keep warm in the winter. ④ What people usually do in the winter.
A．①②③ B．①②④ C．②③④ D． ①③④
18．Which of the following is TRUE?
A．Yakutsk has a history of over 500 years.
B．The best time to visit Yakutsk is in winter.
C．People in Yakutsk mainly eat vegetables in their daily life:
D．Yakutsk has a popular underground museum with ice sculptures.
19．According to the passage, what is the life like in Yakutsk?A．Very boring. B．Really busy. C．Not easy. D．Full of hunger.
20．Where can we probably find the passage?
A．In a science report. B．In a travel guide. C．In a personal diary.D．In a business newspaper.
（五）
（23-24八年级上·海南省直辖县级单位·期末）The idea of city walk is growing in China, especially
among young people. It’s one of the most popular ways to relax and travel in 2023. You can see many short videos
about city walk in Little Red Book and TikTok.
Zhang Xiaoxin, 19, a college student, is a newcomer to Haikou. She once took part in a city walk to
experience the local way of life in Haikou. She saw more closely what the locals’ daily (日常的) lives are like.
“The laughter and stories from Old Papa teahouse, the fresh fruit and vegetables in the market, the young and
the old exercising at the park… Haikou is really a lively and relaxing city,” she said.
City walking is not just a way to travel but can be a part of our daily lives. XiaoXiao, 30, a city walk lover
from Haikou, has seen the trend (趋势). “It is a way of life, an attitude (态度) that everyone can try,” Xiao said.
“Just start to notice everything around you whenever you walk, from your school or company to your home.
You’ll always find something surprising.”
21．City walk is especially popular with ________.
A．the old B．the young C．the students
22．What isn’t mentioned in Zhang Xiaoxin’s words?
A．Teahouse. B．Market. C．School.
23．What will you find when you notice everything around you whenever you walk?
A．Something surprising. B．Something new. C．Something special.
24．If we put the passage into three parts, which one is the best? (D=Paragraph 1)
A．①/②/③④ B．①/②③/④ C．①②/③/④
25．What’s the best title of the passage?
A．City Walk B．A Lively City C．Find Something Surprising
（六）
（22-23八年级下·河北承德·期末）Dear Andy,
How is it going? I’ve stayed in Marseilles for about a year. It’s in the south of France and is the second
largest city of the country. It’s a really beautiful city, especially in autumn. You know my hometown Scotland isfamous for its awful weather — always cold and rainy! But I’m lucky with the weather here this year. I only
started wearing a coat a few days ago.
I love autumn here because I love the slow change from green to orange to red to brown during the months of
the season. Whether a park, a street or a garden, autumn makes any place look like a postcard!
In September, October and November, the weather is colder than usual, but I find it refreshing (清凉的) . I
love running around outside to exercise. These months are the last chance to spend a lot of time outside before
winter comes, so I try to make the most of it.
Autumn also has the best holidays of the whole year! I’m also lucky because my birthday is in September,
and last weekend I had a picnic in the park with all my friends to celebrate my birthday! So I’m already counting
down (倒计时) the months to next September!
Yours,
Lucy
26．What’s the weather like in Lucy’s hometown?
A．Cold and rainy.B．Sunny and hot. C．Rainy and windy. D．Cold and windy.
27．What does the underlined sentence mean?
A．Postcards are very popular in Marseilles.
B．Autumn is the best season to visit Marseilles.
C．In autumn every place in Marseilles is very beautiful.
D．Visitors can buy beautiful postcards everywhere they go in Marseilles.
28．Which of the following is TRUE?
A．Lucy celebrated her birthday at home with her friends.
B．Lucy loves running around outside on winter mornings.
C．Marseilles is the second largest city in the north of France.
D．Lucy is looking forward to her birthday next September.
29．From Lucy’s letter, we can know ______.
A．what Marseilles is famous for
B．how the weather in Marseilles is
C．what the people in Marseilles are like
D．which places people should visit in Marseilles
（七）（22-23八年级下·广西南宁·阶段练习）Do you know the ancient town of Fenghuang? It is in Hunan and
it is one of the most beautiful ancient towns in the world. It’s also the hometown of Shen Congwen, a famous
Chinese writer.
Fenghuang is a good place to travel. There are green mountains and clear water s around it. The Tuojiang
River is the mother river of this ancient town. If you take a boat trip along the river, you can see many ancient
buildings on both sides Most of them are over 100 years old. They look really great.
People in the town wear special clothes. On hot days, women like shorts and skirts. They also wear
wonderful ornaments(装饰品) at important festivals. Men’s clothes usually look the same. They like to wear shirts
and trousers.
根据语篇内容，判断下列句子正误，正确的在答题卡上将“T”涂黑，错误的在答题卡上将“F”涂黑。
30．Shen Congwen was from Fenghuang.
31．Visitors can take a boat trip along the Tuojiang River.
32．Most of the ancient buildings have a history of over 1, 000 years.
33．Women in the town like to wear shirts and trousers on hot days.
34．The last paragraph mainly talks about people’s clothes in the ancient town.
（八）
（22-23八年级下·江苏苏州·期末）请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题
卡标有题号的横线上。
On a bright March afternoon, some travelers moved through the snow along Bearskin Lake. There were three
dads and four teens. The teens, 14 to 16 years old, chatted and laughed. They each were pulling a sled（雪橇）
which was full of winter camping gear（用具）. Their dads—Bob Feyen, Jesse Schomberg and Kevin Skwira-
Brown—also pulled gear.
Even when they were young, the children did their share. “The rules, from the beginning, were that everyone
has to pull a sled.” Kevin Skwira-Brown said. “We want them to grow up strong.” In the early years, the children
pulled small sleds with just sleeping bags. Now, they pull full-size sleds.
For 10 years now, these dads and sons/daughters have been making this journey each winter. “Bob, Kevin
and I had done this one winter with our children.” Schomberg said. “The kids thought it was great fun, so we
made it a tradition（传统）.”
On this 32-degree March afternoon, the group was going to Daniels Lake. They would camp there for three
days. They all stayed in Schomberg’s tent.Hannah Feyen told a story about a trip when she was young. “We were walking across a stream one time, and
I lost a boot in it. I shouted to dad for help. He just shouted back ‘You can do it!’ and I did.” laughed Hannah.
Bob Feyen said they were taking their children to this trip every March. They would keep on the tradition
until the teens moved away for college.
35．How many times has the winter trip been held?
36．Why did the dads want to have the trip with their children?
37．If you have a task, would you like to complete it by yourself or with others’ help? Why?
