(
课件网) 九年级Unit 3~Unit 4 能力提升 答案 人教2025中考一轮复习 教材知识梳理 一、阅读理解 Do you love toys Come here! Address: Our museum is next to the City Library. What we have: Dolls, dolls’ houses, books, games and constructional(建筑的) toys. We have a collection of toys made by different companies, from the most important to the smallest, including the most common toys and the most expensive toys. We also have records of children’s pastimes(消遣) over the last hundred and fifty years. Making toys was a big industry in Europe in the nineteenth century, especially in France and Germany, where millions of toys were produced each year. In fact, the second half of the nineteenth century is considered by many collectors of toys to be the best period which are still in perfect condition. Toys of the 1920s and 1930s are also now getting popular, and as a result, the museum has begun to build up a collection from these years. Our opening hours: 10:00—17:30 every day(except December 25 and 26) Tickets: For an adult: 50 yuan For people aged 8 to 16: 25 yuan For children under 8: free ( )1.Why does the museum have so many toys from the late 19th century A.Toys from that period were cheap. B.It was the best period for making toys. C.Visitors were interested in toys at that time. D.Toys from that period were the most important. B ( )2.How much will Mr White pay to visit the museum with his 15-year-old son and his 6-year-old daughter A.25 yuan. B.50 yuan. C.75 yuan. D.90 yuan. ( )3.Who may be the writer of the text A.A child who loves toys. B.A person from France. C.A museum worker. D.A toy maker. C C 二、完形填空 In our neighborhood, there used to be a beggar(乞丐) who would walk from one house to another to beg for food and money. A little girl would watch him 1 from her window. One evening, the girl asked her parents 2 some people drove the poor beggar away. Her father explained that a healthy man should not 3 anyone else to support him. Her mother added, “He should not 4 others. Work would make him feel proud of himself.” The next morning, the girl went to the door when the beggar came 5 . She asked him why he didn’t try to find a job to support 6 . The beggar kept silent, and the girl told him to 7 . She went into her house and soon came out, giving him all the 8 she had. The beggar took some of them and left. For several days after that, the beggar was 9 to be seen. Somebody said he might have died. On hearing this, the little girl felt 10 . She was worried about the beggar. Three years later, a well-dressed stranger took a big rocking horse out of his car and 11 it on the doorstep of the girl’s home. Seeing how 12 the girl’s mother looked, he explained that the rocking horse was a gift for the little girl. That evening, the girl 13 that it was the beggar who sent her the gift. He wrote a note explaining what had happened t ... ...
