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人教版新目標(biāo)九年級(jí)英語綜合訓(xùn)練真題100題含答案

一、單項(xiàng)選擇

1.—Theenvironmentisterrible.

-Ithinkitwillbeevenworsethegovernmenttakesactionstoprotectit.

A.untilB.whenC.ifD.unless

2._avolunteerisgreat.

—Ithinkso.SomeofuswantvolunteersfortheBeijingOlympics.

A.Being;beingB.Tobe;beingC.Being;tobeD.Tobe;tobe

3.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreinformationaboutthecomingparty,pleasethewebsite:

Http://vvmv.happy-weekends,com.

A.setupB.pickoutC.lookthrough

4.Please____/flks/upthetableyourself.

A.fixB.fitC.forceD.fold

5.Hecan,tseeclearly（清楚）.Somethingiswrongwithhis______?

A.legsB.eyesC.earsD.stomach

6.—DoyoumindifIdoyogaintheroom?

A.NevermindB.Yes,feelfreeC.No,notatallD.Fdloveto

7.—Mum,lookatthise-mail!IvyiscomingtoGuangzhou.

—That'snice.Thetwoofyoucangosightseeing.totheGuangzhouTower?

一No,maybeIcouldtakeherthere.

A.HavesheeverbeenB.DoessheevergoC.HassheeverbeenD.Didsheever

go

8.—Thematchissoexciting.Theoppositeteamisreallystrong.

—Yes,Idoubtourteamwillwinornot.

A.ifB.thatC.whetherD.why

9.—Wouldyoumindthebikehere?—No,notatall.

A.putB.puttingC.toputD.puts

10.Lily'sbikeisbroken,butshecanmendit.She__.

A.needhelpB.needshelp

C.needn'ttohelpD.doesn'tneedanyhelp

二、完形填空

Itwasacolddarkwinter'snight.ItwasgettinglateandIwastiredsoIwenttobed.At

abouttwointhemomingmyphonebegantoring.Itwasfrommum.Istartedtopanicand

myheartwasracingbecausemumhashadhervoiceboxremovedbecauseshehadcancer

（癌癥），andsheonly11ifanythingiswrong.Iliveinthesameflatsasmum,

12Irusheddowntoseewhatwaswrong.

Thedoorwouldnotopen.Everythingwasrunningthroughmymindincludingmum

couldbedyingandIcouldnotgetintoherflat.Iwentaroundto13bedroomwindow

andcouldseemumonthefloor.Shehadheardmeand14tounlockthedoorpainfully

（痛苦地）.

ThenIenteredtheflatandwhatIsawwasterrible.Ijustwentintooverdrive.Everything

was15aroundinmyheadWhatshouldIdo?HowshouldIdoitwithoutcausingany

morepain?Icouldseemum'slegwasbadlybrokenanditwastotally16thewrong

way.Irangtheambulance（救護(hù)車）andwhilewewerewaitingItriedtocomfortmum.She

nevercomplains.

TheambulancefinallyarrivedandtheambulancemansaidthatIhaddoneareallygood

job.I17theambulance.Itwasacoldfreezingnight.Theroadswereemptyand

18.Itseemedthateverythingwasgoinginaslowway.

WcarrivedatthehospitalandrushedintoA&E.Thedoctorstoldmethatmumwould

needan19thenextday.Aftermumwassettled,Iwenthometotrytogetsomesleep.

WhenIrangthehospitalthenextmoming,mumhadgonetotheoperatingroom.Everything

wasracingthroughmyhead.IssheOK?Willshebesafe?Wouldshe20it

throughtheoperation?Finallythatdayshewasbackontothewardandshewasfine.My

mumisavery2]ladyandIamsoproudofher.

FromthisIhavelearnedthatyoushouldnevertakefamilyforgranted（想當(dāng)然），

22everyday,everymomentyouhavewiththembecauseinmymindfamilyis

themostimportantthingyouwilleverbeapartof,sonever,everforgetwhatyouhave.

11.A.waitsB.wondersC.ringsD.cares

12.A.butB.soC.unlessD.because

13.A.hisB.itsC.herD.their

14.A.affordedB.offeredC.allowedD.managed

15.A.rushingB.lyingC.gettingD.traveling

16.A.meetingB.facingC.receivingD.avoiding

17.A.followedB.missedC.orderedD.passed

18.A.safeB.cleanC.quietD.free

19.A.experienceB.explanationC.excitementD.operation

20.A.testB.makeC.pushD.cut

21.A.braveB.weakC.lonelyD.serious

22.A.trustB.expectC.findD.enjoy

Onceakingwaswalkingaroundapoolwithhisministers（大臣）.Suddenly,hecameup

withanidea.Heasked,44Howmanybasketsof23arethereinthepool?^^The

ministerscouldn'tgiveananswer.Thekingwasangry,“You24answermy

questioninthreedays!”

Threedayspassed,but25oftheministershadtheanswers.Justthen,achild

saidthatheknewit.Thekingtoldtheministers26thechildtothepool.Tohis

surprise,thechild27andsaidwithasmile,“Itis28.Noneedtogotothe

pool?'Thismadethekingpleased.UA11right.Letusknow29Thechildsaid,“If

youknowthe30ofthebasket,theanswerisknown.31itisasbigasthe

pool,thereisonebasketofwater,halfasbig,twobaskets…”"Slop!That'sit.Youhavegot

theanswer.Theywerethinkingofthings32awrongway.”

Sometimestogetoutofthedifficulty,onemustchangeone'swayofthinking.

23.A.fishB.flowersC.waterD.vegetables

24.A.canB.mustC.mayD.need

25.A.noneB.allC.oneD.neither

26.A.ledB.leadingC.toleadD.lead

27.A.refusedB.agreedc.thoughtD.looked

28.A.easyB.importantc.hardD.difficult

29.A.whatisitB.whereitisc.whatitisD.whereisit

30.A.shapeB.sizec.weightD.color

31.A.BecauseB.Ifc.ButD.For

32.A.useB.inC.onD.at

Lifeisnoteasy,butFdliketosay,“Whenanythinghappens,believe（相信）inyourself'.

WhenIwasayoungboy,Iwas33shythatIcouldn'ttalktoanyone.My

classmatesoften34me.Iwassadbutcoulddonothing.Later,somethinghappcncd.lt

changedmylife.ItwasanEnglishspeech（演講）competition.Mymotheraskedmetotake

partinit.ItmeantIhadto35infrontofalltheteachersandstudentsinmyschool.

“Comeon,dear.Believeinyourself.Youaresureto36Then,motherandI

talkedaboutmanydifferenttopics.AtlastI37thetopic“Believeinyourself\Itried

mybesttorememberthewholespeechandpracticeditover100times.38my

mother'sgreatlove,Ididwellinthecompetition.Icould39believemyearswhenthe

newscamethatIhadwonthefirstprize.Myteachersandclassmatesfelt40forme.

Theyallsaid“congratulations!”tome,andmymotherhuggedmeandcried41.

Sincethen,everythinghaschangedforme.WhenIdoanything,Itrytotellmyselfto

haveconfidence（自信）.Thiscanbe42_notonlyfbrapersonbutalsoforacountry.

33.A.soB.tooC.very

34.A.broughtoutB.madeupC.laughedat

35.A.tellB.speakC.write

36.A.winB.loseC.pass

37.A.choseB.reachedC.thought

38.A.ToB.AsC.With

39.A.hardlyB.almostC.often

40.A.unhappyB.smartC.excited

41.A.sadlyB.quietlyC.excitedly

42.A.reallyB.trueC.pretty

It'snicetohavefriends.Well,howcanwehavefriends?

First,spend43timewithpeople.Ifyouwanttomakefriends,youneedto

meetpeople.Youcangotoplaces44coffeeshopsorclubstomeetpeople.

Then,45yourfriend.Once（一旦）you46tomakefriendswith

someone,youmustcarcabouthimorher."Atruefriendreachesforyourhandandtouches

yourhcart.^^47it'snotnecessaryforyouandyourfriendtobethesame,youneed

toknowhimorher.Youshouldhelphimorherwhenheorshehassome48.

Next,beagoodlistener.It'simportanttoshowthatyou'reinterestedinothers.Listen

49towhatpeoplesayandtaketimetolearnmoreabout50.

Atlast,encourage（鼓勵(lì)）yourfriends.Goodfriendswill51bothgoodandbad

times.Neverlaughal（嘲笑）your52infrontofothers.Ifsomeoneislaughingat

yourfriend,youshouldstophimorher.

43.A.lessB.moreC.goodD.bad

44.A.toB.withC.likeD.between

45.A.careaboutB.lookatC.worryaboutD.askfor

46.A.stopB.forgetC.askD.decide

47.A.OrB.BecauseC.AlthoughD.If

48.A.differencesB.hopeC.examplesD.problems

49.A.clearlyB.quicklyC.trulyD.carefully

50.A.youB.himC.herD.them

51.A.haveB.tryC.shareD.break

52.A.friendB.classmateC.parentD.teacher

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53.Theposterisprobablyfrom.A.awebsiteB.astorybook

C.anovelD.agameshow

54.Thewalkwillbegin.

A.onJune19thB.onJune24thC.at10:00a.m.D.at10:30a.m.

55.Iftwokidsabove5yearsoldregisterinadvance(提前),andtheirmotherregisterson

theday,theywillpay.

A.$15B.$13C.$11D.$7

56.Afterregistration,akidshouldpaytoenterBaddesleyClintonhouseand

grounds.

A.nothingB.$5.15C.$5.70D.$10.45

57.Fromtheposter,wecanlearnthefollowingEXCEPT.

A.thewalkis35kmintotalB.youcanmakeacalltoregister

C.petscanenterthehouseandgardensD.thecharitywalkisfromJune18thto

24th

Millionsofyearsago,dinosaurs(恐龍)controlledtheearth.Andthereweredifferent

typesofdinosaursontheearth.Someofthemwerenobiggerthanchickens,butallofthem

hadverysmallbrains（大腦）.Lateron,thereweren'tanydinosaurs.Whathappenedtothem?

Inthedaysofdinosaurs,thewholeearthwaswarmandwet.Thereweremanygreen

forests.Buttheearthchangedslowlyallthetime.Whenpartsoftheearthbecamecoldand

dry,theforeststheredied.Thendinosaurscouldnotfindenoughfoodtoeat.Thismustbe

onereasonwhydinosaursdiedout.

What'sanotherreason?Wccanmakeaguess.Newkindsofanimalscametotheearth.

Somehadbigbrainsandwerefastandstrong.Theycouldkilldinosaurs.Someatedinosaur

eggs,too.

Theremaybeotherreasonsthatwedonotknowabout.Eachyear,peoplewillfindsome

dinosaurfootprints（腳印）andbones.Scientistsaretryingtotellusmoreaboutdinosaurs.

58.Dinosaurscontrolledtheearth.

A.whenalltheforestsdiedoutB.whentheearthwaswarmandwet

C.whentheearthwassnowyD.whenpartsoftheearthbecamecold

59.Theunderlinedword“dry”meansinChinese.

A.多風(fēng)的B.多雨的C.干燥的D.炎熱的

60.Accordingtothepassage,weareNOTsurethat.

A.alldinosaurshadverysmallbrains

B.differenttypesofdinosaurswereontheearth

C.millionsofyearsagodinosaurscontrolledtheearth

D.newkindsofanimalscametotheearthandkilleddinosaurs

61.Wecanlearnfromthispassage.

A.dinosaursarcnotstrongB.dinosaursleftnothingontheearth

C.scientistsaretryingtostudydinosaursD.scientistsknoweverythingabout

dinosaurs

62.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WhyDinosaursDiedOutB.WhereDinosaursLived

C.WhenDinosaursDiedOutD.WhatDinosaursLookedLike

Jim,asuccessfulbusinessman,toldtheexperienceofhischildhood.Whenhewas12,his

parentsdied.Hewasaloneanddidn'tgetonwellwithothers.Peoplealwayslaughedathim.

Nooneshowedkindnesstohim.HisonlyfriendwasadognamedTiger.Hegavehisdog

enoughtocatanddrink,butsometimeshewasnotpolitetoit.Hedidn'tknowthatanunkind

worksometimescouldcutone'sheartlikeaknife.

Onedayashewalkeddownthestreet,ayoungladywaswalkinginfrontofhim.Suddenly

oneofherbagsdroppedfromherarms.Asshestoppedtopickitup,shedroppedotherbags.

Hecametohelpher.uThankyou,dear!Youareanicelittleboy!”shesaidkindly,smiling.

Aspecialfeelingcametohim.Thesewerethefirstkindwordshehadeverheard.Hewatched

heruntilshewentfaraway,andthenhewhistledtohisdogandwentdirectlytotheriver

nearby.

“Thankyou,dear!Youareanicelittleboy!”herepeatedthewoman'swords.Theninalow

voicehesaidtohisdog,“Ybuareanicelittledog!"Tigerraiseditsearsasifitunderstood.

“Uhum!Evenadoglikesit!”hesaid,“Well,Tiger,Iwon'tsayunkindwordstoyouany

more."Tigerwaveditstailhappily.

Aftertellingthis,thebusinessmanstoppedfbrawhile,andthenhesaid,“Ladiesand

gentlemen,thisistheveryplacewherethatkindwomanplantedinmethefirstseedof

kindness.Allofusshouldlearnaboutkindness.Whatagreatpowerithas!”

63.Theboyrepeatedthewords'Thankyou,dear!Youarcanicelittleboy!”，because

A.hewasthinkingaboutthewordsB.hedidn'tunderstandthewords

C.hewantedtotalktohisdogD.helikedtalkingtohimself

64.Whatmadetheboystarthisnewlife?

A.Thepeoplelaughingathim.B.Thekindwordsspokentohim.

C.Thehardlife.D.Hislovelydog.

65.Hewasfeelingwhenhewhistledtohisdog.

A.funnyB.sadC.lonelyD.excited

66.Whichof(hefollowingisRightaccordingtothepassage?

A.Henevertookgoodcareofhisfriend,Tiger.

B.Heusuallyhadmanyfriendsaroundhim.

C.Hehelpedayoungladywhenherbagdropped.

D.Heoftenwashedhisdirtyfaceinthelake.

67.What'sthebesttitleofthispassage?

A.ADogandaBoyB.APoorBoy*sChildhood

C.A.BusinessmanandaBoyD.ThePowerofKindness

Oneevening,LizzieinvitedEricoverfbrtheevening.Shehadworkedreallyhardto

makeeverythingperfectforherlittlesupperparty.

“Ding-dong!”Thedoorbellrang.Ericstoodatthedoor,holdingalargejar（罐）ofhis

specialfreshfruitjuice.4kImadethisfbryou,"hesaidtohisfriend.Lizziehardlylookedat

thegift.uJustputthejardownoverthere,wouldyou?Nowlet'shaveaglassofmy

homemadelemonade（汽水）！“EricfollowedLizziewithoutsayingaword.ThenLizzie

decidedthattheyshoulddosomedrawing.Ericwentalongwiththeplan.Finally,Lizzie

serveduponeofherspecialcakes."Myfruitjuicewouldgoperfectlywiththiscake.Iwillgo

andgetthejar,“saidEric.44Fruitjuicedoesn'tgowiththecake.We'llhavewater!said

Lizzie."ButIwantsomejuice/'saidEric."Thisismyparty.Igettodecidewhathappens.

AndIdon'twanttodrinkfruitjuicewithmycake!”saidLizzie.

Ericgotup."OK,I'vehadenough!EversinceIarrived,it'sbeennothingbutlmc,me,

me'fromyou.IamgoinghomewhereIcandowhatTdliketodo,“hesaidandleft.Lizzie,

stillholdinghercake,feltveryashamed（羞愧的）.

“Iwassobossy（專橫的）shesaidtoherself.4tMaybcIcandosomethingfbrwhatI

did...”LizzierantoEric'shouseandknockedatthedoor.Ericopenedthedoor."Iamso

sorry,Eric.Whydon'tyoucomeback?Wecanhavesomecakesanddrinksomeofyour

lovelyfruitjuice,vsaidLizzie.Erictookhisfriend'sarmandthesetoffforLizzie'shouse.

Andtheyhadawonderfuleveningtogether.

68.WhatkindofpartydidLizziehaveaccordingtothetext?

A.Asurprisepart.B.Asupperparty.

C.AhousewarmingpartD.Alunchparty

69.WhydidLizziesuggesthavingwateratthesupperparty?

A.Becauseshethoughtitwouldcostnothing.

B.Becauseshethoughtitwashealthierthanjuice.

C.Becauseshethoughtitwasagoodmatchforthecake.

D.Becauseshethoughtittastedbetterthanthehomemadelemonade.

70.WhatdidEricdowhenhewasnotallowedtodrinkthejuice?

A.Hebrokethejar.B.Hehadsomewater.

C.Hetriedtostaycalm.D.Hereturnedtohishouse.

71.HowdidLizziefeelaboutherfriendshipwithEric?

A.Itwashardtomanage.B.Itwasnotveryclose.

C.Itwasimportanttoher.D.Itbroughthermuchtrouble.

四、閱讀判斷

根據(jù)短文肉容.判斷下列句子的正誤。正確的用'T'.錯(cuò)誤的用“F”

Alongtimeago.therewasanemperor.Hehadabeautifulgarden.Inthegarden,there

wasalittlenightingale（夜鶯）singingverybeautifully.

Onedaytheemperorheardaboutthislittlebird'sbeautifulvoice.Heaskedhisguardsto

bringhertohim.Assoonastheemperorheardthenightingale'svoice,hesaid,“Putherina

goldencage,soshecanstayandsingfbrmewheneverIwanttohearher."

Thelittlebirdwassounhappyaboutbeingkeptinthecagethatshestoppedsingingoneday.

Theemperorwasveryangry.Heorderedthescientistsinhispalacetomakearobotbirdfor

him.Thebirdcouldsingverybeautifully,too.Theemperorwaspleased.

Soontherobotbirdbecameold.Itnolongersangbeautifulsongs.Justatthattime,the

emperorbecameveryweak.Onemorning,whilelyinginbed,theemperorwantedittosing

onceagain.Buttherobotbirdcouldn'tsinganymore.Suddenlythenightingalelandedonthe

window.Shebegantosinghermostbeautifulsong.Theemperorwasveryhappy!Hebecame

betterandbettereachday.

Aftertheemperorwaswell,hechangedalotandbecamekindtohispeople.Fromthenon,

allhispeoplecherished（愛戴）himforhisloveandkindness.

72.Boththenightingaleandtherobotbirdhadabeautifulvoice.

73.Theemperorkeptthenightingaleinagoldencageinordertohearhersingatanytime.

74.Thenightingalewasveryhappyaftershewaskeptinthegoldencage.

75.Theemperorwasnotsatisfiedwiththerobotbirdatfirst.

76.Theemperorlearntfrom（henightingalewhatloveandkindnesswas.

五、閱讀還原6選5

閱讀下面一篇短文，選擇能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。（有一項(xiàng)多余）

Today,TminQingdao.It'sabeautiful,sunnyandwannday!Therearemanyoldpeople

takingawalkinthepark!77Mrs.Yang,theirEnglishteacheriswiththem.They

arehavingaverygoodtimethere.

78Let'shavealook!Therearesomegirlsunderthebigtree.79

Who'sneartheswimmingpool?80They'replayinggamesinfrontoftheriver.

WhereareLindaandLily?Look!Theyaresittingneartheriver.Theyarereadingan

interestingbook.81Oh,he'slyingonthegrassandlisteningtothebirdssingingin

thebigtree.Theyareallrelaxed.

A.Theyaresomeboys.

B.ThechildrenfromHappyChildrenSchoolareinthepark,too.

C.What'sJohndoing?

D.Whatarethechildrendoingthere?

E.Theyaresinginganddancingthere.

F.What'sKatedoing?

閱讀下面的短文，并根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入文中空白處的最佳

選項(xiàng)。（提示：每個(gè)選項(xiàng)只用一次，選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。）

Allovertheworld,thousandsofanimalsareusedforwildlifetourism（旅游）.

82Itmightlooklikefun,buttherearereportsthatanimalsarehurtnowandagain.

TheWorldAnimalProtection（WAP）saysthatupto550,000wildanimalsareexposed（暴露）

toilltreatmentaroundtheworld.InCambodia,forexample,it'sbeenreportedthatelephants

havediedaftercarryingtouristsforlonginhotweather.Thisisgettingattention-over100

travelcompanieshavepromisedthattheywillnolongeropenupsuchplaces.However,some

peoplearguethatanimaltourismisn'talwaysasbadasitseems.Sowhaidoyouthink?

GroupYes

?Animalsweren'tputonthisplanetfbrenjoyment.83

?Thewayanimalsarctreatedisoftencruel（殘忍的）andcausesmuchpain.Evenif

treatedwell,theycannotactinthesamewayastheywouldinthewild.

?Wedon'tneedwildlifetourism.Wecanseeanimalscloseupintheirnaturalhomein

TVprograms.84

GroupNo

?Itisenjoyableandeducationalforpeopletocommunicatewiththewonderfulanimals.

85

?Wildlifetourismbringsmoneytopoorareasandmaybetheonlywayfbrsomepeople

tomakealiving.

?86Someendangeredanimalsareundertheprotectionofprogramsthatlook

afterrarespecies（稀有物種）.

A.Then,it*snecessaryfbrustotreattheanimalswell.

B.Themorepeopleknowaboutthem,themoretheywanttoprotectthem.

C.Peopletraveltowatchmonkeyshows,hugbabytigersandswimwithdolphins.

D.Theyshouldbefreetoliveastheychoose.

E.Notallanimalsaretreatedbadly.

F.There'snoneedtodisturb（打擾）theminreallife.

六、閱讀還原5選5

閱讀短文及文后選項(xiàng)，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

OnedaylastNovember,LizDouglaswentshopping.87Aftershepaidforall

thethingsshebought,shewentbacktohercarandputtheshoppingbagsonthebackseatof

thecar.Thenshestartedtodrivehome.

Tenminuteslater,itbegantorainheavily.Soon,Lizfoundithardtoseetheroadclearly.

88AlthoughLizwasanexperienceddrivenshefeltafraid.

Suddenly,Lizsawatreeinfrontofherandtriedtostopthecar.Butitwastoolate.Liz

closedhereyes.89Unluckily,theydidn't.

However,Lizwaslucky.Whenthecarhitthetree,abagofbreadflewoutofoneofthe

shoppingbags.Thecarturnedover,andthebreadlandedbetweenLiz'sheadandtheroofof

thecar.90

Abouthalfanhourlater,firefightershelpedLizgooutofthecar.Theysenthertothe

hospital,butshewenthomesoonbecauseshedidn'thaveanyseriousinjuries.91

Liz'ssonwenttogetthethingsLizboughtfromthecarandgavethebagofbreadtoher.She

wasgoingtokeepitasasouvenir修己念品）becauseitbroughthergoodluck.

A.Therewasalotofwaterontheroad,soshedroveslowly.

B.Herheadwasfineandsheonlyhadafewcuts.

C.Shespenthoursatthesupermarket.

D.Itstoppedherheadfromhittingtheroofofthecar.

E.ShehopedthattheairbagsinIhecarwouldinflate（充氣）whenthecarhitthetree.

閱讀短文及文后選項(xiàng)，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Ineverycountryaroundtheworld,therearealwayssomepeoplewhowouldliketo

volunteertohelpothers.Forexample,somepeopleintheUSAworkasvolunteersintheold

people'shomes.92Someyoungvolunteersliketoworkinthehousesofthepeople

whoaresick.Theyhelptocleanupthehousesordosomeshoppingforthem.

TherearealotofclubsineachcityoftheUSA.93Someoftheclubs

organizeshorttripstothemountains,beachesormuseums.Mostoftheseclubsusehigh

schoolandcollegestudentsasvolunteersbecausetheycanunderstandthechildren's

problemsmoreeasily.

Doyouwanttobeavolunteer?Doyouknowhowtobeavolunteer?Thefollowingmay

helpyoualot.

Whenpeoplegetold,theywillfinditdifficulttodolotsofthings.94Youcan

giveupsomeofyourtimetohelptheoldinyourneighborhood.Youcanhelpthemwith

somehouseworkorjustwalkwiththem.

95Youcouldvolunteertoreadbookstotheblindordeliver（遞送）something

forthosewhohavedifficultygettingaround.

96Youcanmakethebeds,helpservemealsandsomanyotherkindsofjobs

there.

A.Intheclubs,childrencanplaygameswiththemortalktothem.

B.Manydisabledpeopleneedhelp.

C.Theyreadbookstotheold,playgameswiththemortalktothem.

D.Therearealsomanyvolunteerjobstodoinhospitals.

E.Andoldpeoplelivingalonecanfeellonely.

七、閱讀還原7選5

Therewereoncetwobrotherswholivednearaforest.Theirparentsdied.Theelder

brotherwasverybadtohisyoungerbrother.97

Oneday,（heelderbrotherwentintotheforesttofindsomefirewoodtosellinthe

market.Ashewentaround,hecutdownthebranches（枝條）oftreeaftertree.

98Thetreesaidtohim,“Oh,kindsir,pleasedonotcutmybranches.Ifyou

agree,Iwillgiveyougoldenapples/'Theelderbrotheragreed,buthewasdisappointed（失

望的）withthenumberofapplesthetreegavehim.99Insteadofgivinghimmore

goldenapples,themagicaltreesentouthundredsoftinyneedles（刺）andstuckthemontothe

elderbrother'sbody.100

Whenitbecamedark,theyoungerbrothergrewworriedabouthisbrotherandhewentto

searchforhimeverywhere.101Herushedtohisbrotherandremovedeachneedles

withlove.Afterhefinished,theelderbrothersaidsorryfortreatinghimbadlyandpromised

tobebetter.Thetreesawthechangeoftheelderbrother,andgavethetwobrothersallthe

goldenapplestheycouldeverneed.

A.Thenhecameuponamagicaltree.

B.Sotheyoungerbrotherleftwithlotsofapples.

C.Theelderbrotherlayontheground,cryinginpain.

D.Heateupallthefoodandtookallhisbrother'sgoodclothes.

E.Hefoundhisbrotherlyinginpainnearthetree,withhundredsofneedlesonhisbody.

F.Butifthetreedidn'tgrowanyapples,itwouldbecometoooldtoliveonanyyears.

G.Hetoldthetreehewouldcutallthe