Unit3任務(wù)型閱讀練習(xí)魯版英語九年級全冊

Unit3ItmustbelongtoCarla.任務(wù)型閱讀練習(xí)AAfewdaysago,astrangethinghappenedinmylife.EverynightIheardastrangesoundoutsidethewindow.Iwasnervousanddidn'tknowwhattodo.Ithoughttheremightbeathiefstandingoutsidethewindow.Iaskedmyparentstoseewhatitwas.Buttheyfoundnothing.Thatlastedforafewdays.Icouldn'tsleepwell.SometimesIevencouldn'tfallasleep.Oneday,Iboughtaflashlight(手電筒)inamarket.Atmidnight,assoonasIheardthestrangesound，Ijumpedoutofmybed.Withthehelpoftheflashlight，Ifoundablackcatjumpingupanddownatthewindowfence.Hewantedtomakefriendswithmycat，butcouldn'tgetintoourhouse.Sohehadtoappearonthewindowfenceeverynight.Doyouthinkitisstrange?Haveyoueverseensuchkindofstrangethinginyourlife?1.Whathappenedtothewriterafewdaysago?Everynightheheard________________________________________.2.Whatdidthewriterdoafterheheardthestrangesoundconstantly?Hebought______________________________________________________.3.Whatmadethestrangesound?________________________________________________________________.4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”referto?Itrefersto_______________________________________________________.5.Whatdidtheblackcatwanttodo?Hewantedto___________________________________________________.BOnthedarknightofMay5intheyear1110,themoonslowlydisappeared.Thoughthestarsandtheskycouldbeclearlyseen,themooncouldn'tbeseenuntilnearlydaytime.Peopleexpressedtheirworriesaboutit,butnobodyknewwhathappened.Forover900years,scientistshavebeentryingtofigureoutwhatcausedthestrangeevent.However,hardlyanybodywasabletocomeupwithanyideas.Nowscientistshavefinallyfoundananswer—volcanoes(火山)！Theforgotteneruptions(爆發(fā))ofJapan'sMountAsamahappenedaroundthebeginningofSeptemberin1108andlastednearlytwomonths.Alotofash(灰塵)wasproduced.Itmovedslowlytowardstheskyandfinallycoveredthemoon.Buthowdidscientistsdiscoverthis?TheyhadtolookattheicefromGreenlandandAntarctica.Thehugeiceisusefultoscientificstudy.Itcanshowwhattheclimate(氣候)waslikealongperiodoftimeagoandwhatwasintheairatthattime.ScientistsnoticedthattherewasmorevolcanicashintheicearoundMay5，1110.Treeringswerealsohelpfulingettingtheanswer.Theringschangethicknesswiththeclimate.Scientistswereabletoseetheyear1109wasacoldandrainyyearandthatpeoplefailedtogetenoughfood.Thissupportedtheideathatavolcanohaderupted.任務(wù)一、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，將畫線的句子翻譯成漢語。1._________________________________________________________________任務(wù)二、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下面句子的正(T)誤(F)。2.TheeruptionsofMountAsamaendedaroundinNovember,1108.()3.Peoplelivedahappyandwonderfullifeintheyear1109.()任務(wù)三、根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下面的問題。4.Havescientistsfinallyfoundtheanswertothemystery?_________________________________________________________________5.Whatfactsdidthescientistsusetoprove(證明)thevolcano?_________________________________________________________________CTaosisasmalltowninNewMexico，America.Manypeoplecomehereforavisiteveryyear.Theydonotcometoseethebeautifulscenesoreatdeliciousfood.Theycometolistentoakindofstrangesound：TaosHum.Theword“hum”meansalowsoundthatneverstops.Whyisthesoundstrange？Firstly，theTaosHumthatpeoplehearisquitedifferent.Someonesaysitsoundslikealittlebeeflyingaroundyou.Othersthinkitsoundslikeacarmovinginafarawayplace.Secondly，nooneknowswherethesoundcomesfrom.JoeMullins，ascientistfromtheUniversityofNewMexico，isthefirstpersontodoresearchontheTaosHum.Heputsensitiveequipment(敏感設(shè)備)inplaceswherepeoplecouldhearthehum，buttheequipmentcouldnot“hear”anyhum!Manypeopletrytoexplainthestrangesound.Someonesaysitisanoisemadebyinsects.Someonebelievesitmustcomefromsomesecretgovernmentprojects.SomeonesaystheremightbeanundergroundUFObase(基地)！Butuptothisday，noonecanmakesurewhichisright.Itmightbeinterestingforvisitorstolistentothehum，butitisnotforpeoplewholiveinthetown.Theyhavetohearthesoundallthetime.Thatisreallyahardlife.MysteryinTaos.Whyitisamystery.And3._____________wherethesoundcomesfrom.ResearchonthemysteryA4.____________fromtheUniversityofNewMexicoisthefirstpersontostudythemystery.People'sfeelingVisitorsthinktheTaosHumis5.____________，butlocalpeopledonotlikeit.DAvideohasbeenwatchedseveralmilliontimesonFacebookafterbeingsharedbythelocalpolice.Itshowsa12-year-oldboyVictorMartinfromMoche，Peru,doinghishomeworkonthesidewalk(人行道),underastreetlight.Staffatthepolicestationfirstnoticedhimlastmonth.Whilecheckingsecuritycameras(監(jiān)控?cái)z像)，theyfoundayoungboysittingonthesidewalkatnight.Atfirst,theythoughthewasdoingsomethingbad,butlatertheyrealizedhewasactuallywritingsomethinginhisnotebook,takingadvantageof(利用)thestreetlight.Touchedbytheboy'sspirit,thepolicesharedthevideoonFacebook.Atthetimeofthiswriting，Victor'sstoryhasspreadallovertheworld.ThelocalTVstationmanagedtofindtheboyandsatdownwithhismothertolearnwhyhewasdoinghishomeworkonthestreetinsteadofathome.Itfindsoutthatthe12-year-oldboy'sfamilywassopoorthattheydidn'thaveenoughmoneyforelectricity，sotheyjustdependedonacandleduringthenight.Unluckily,VictorMartincouldseldomfinishhishomeworkbeforethesunwentdown,andrecentlyhecouldn'tstandtheweakcandlelightanymore.“Mysonsaidonedayhewouldbecrazyifhecontinuedwiththecandleandthathe'dbettergooutsidetofinishhishomework，”theboy'smothertoldPanamericanaTV.SheaddedthatVictor'sneckwouldoftenbecomehardtomovebecauseoftilting(傾斜)hisheadtoletthecandlelightthrough.AlthoughVictordoeshouseworkandtakescareofthesheepeveryday，hetakesschoolveryseriouslyandgetsgoodgrades.1.Howoldwastheboyinthevideo?_______________________________________________________________2.Wheredidhedohishomeworkafterthesunwentdown?_______________________________________________________________3.Whofoundtheboyandwasmovedbytheboy'sspirit?_______________________________________________________________4.Washisfamilypoororrich?_______________________________________________________________5.Whatdoestheboyhelphisfamilywithbesidesfinishinghishomework?_______________________________________________________________EDatongCityWallisoneofthemostwell-preserved(保存完好的)citywallsinChina.It'sbiggerandtallerthantheonesinPingyaoandXi'an.Thoughitwasrebuilt,thatprocesswasbasedonaveryaccurate(精確的)blueprintfromnearlyacenturyago.WhenyouaretalkingabouttraveltoDatongCity，whatfirstcomestomind?MosttravelersathomeandabroadwillprobablyrespondwiththeYungangGrottoes(石窟)，HangingMonastery(懸空寺)anddaoxiaonoodles，alsoknownasknife-cutnoodles.AsthecapitalduringtheNorthernWeiDynasty(386－534)，DatongCityhasremainedaculturalcenterwithrichhistoricresourcesandculturalheritage(文化遺產(chǎn))forcenturiesafterward.DatongisoneofChina's24famoushistoricandculturalcitiesannouncedbytheStateCouncil(國務(wù)院)，andstandsastheonlyancientcapitalcitybeyondtheGreatWall.Totrulydiscoveracity，wemustnotonlyexperienceitspast，butgainsomeinsightintoitspresentandfuture.AtDatong，thecitymuseumisagreatplacetovisitduringtheday.DatongMuseumwasbuiltin1959anditsnewpavilionopenedintheYudongNewDistrictin2014.Coveringanareaofmorethan50，000squaremeters,themuseumhousesatotalcollectionof70，000culturalrelicsandarchitecturalmodels，showingdetailsoftheexteriors(外部的)andinteriors(內(nèi)部的)ofancientbuildings.Themuseumhasminiaturemodels(微縮模型)ondisplay，includingHuayanTemple，ShanhuaTemplefromtheTangDynasty(618－907),andtheWoodTowerofYingCountyfromtheLiaoDynasty.Shanxidaoxiaonoodles,oneofthemostbelovedexamplesofstreetfoodinChina,arefastandeasytoprepareandhaveawonderfulappearance，aroma(芳香)andflavoruniquetothelocalarea.1.Pleasetranslatetheunderlined(畫線的)sentenceintoChinese.______________________________________________________________2.WhentalkingaboutvisitingDatong，whatcanyouthinkof?______________________________________________________________3.WhenwasDatongMuseum