Module 9 Friendship 单元话题阅读理解【含答案+解析】 -2024-2025学年八年级英语下册单元重难点高频易错题专练（外研版)

2024-2025学年八年级英语下册单元重难点高频易错题专练（外研版) Module 9 Friendship 单元话题阅读理解 一、阅读理解 Do you know what a long friendship is like Let's have a look at the following examples. I met my best friend fifteen years ago in my middle school. Now we work in different cities. Besides preparing a gift for him, I also write a letter to him on his birthday every year. And we send wishes to each other every holiday. Although we are very busy with our work, we never forget the important days. —Peter I've known my best friend for ten years. I always keep in touch with her in my life. It doesn't mean that we talk to each other every day. In fact, I only call her up once a week. But it helps me make sure everything is okay in her life. I think it's important because she can know I'm always there for her. —Amy I met my best friend twenty years ago in my primary school. In our lives, we have conflicts sometimes. But we usually speak out our ideas and make compromises to reach an agreement (协定). I think proper communication plays an important part in our friendship. And we never cover up our care for each other. —David 1．What does Peter do for his best friend's birthday A．He prepares a party. B．He writes a letter. C．He sends wishes. D．He calls him up. 2．How long have David and his best friend been friends A．For ten years. B．For fifteen years. C．For twenty years. D．For twenty-five years. 3．What can we know about Amy according to the passage A．She met her best friend at school. B．Her best friend often calls her at weekends. C．She and her best friend live in the same city. D．Keeping in touch is important in her friendship. 4．The passage is mainly about____. A．a long friendship among three people B．three people's ideas about a long friendship C．three ways of keeping a long friendship D．how to make friends in our lives 阅读 As you start a new term, you might feel a bit worried or nervous. These feelings aren't fun to have. But would your favourite superhero have these same feelings Scientists have been studying what they call the "Batman Effect (效 应)" in children. They've found that if kids pretend (假装) to be a strong person — such as a superhero like Batman — they won't feel so nervous and will be able to focus(集中) on their work. For example, if you feel nervous during an exam, try to imagine that you are Batman. You may find that you can remove the stress from this situation and feel more confident. This can help you fight off bad feelings and focus on your task, just like a superhero would. Pretending to be powerful makes us feel powerful, and that goes on to how we act in real life. But you don't have to believe in superheroes for this to work. Anyone you admire (仰慕) can encourage you to get through hard times, or remind you of how you should act in certain situations. Movie stars, famous painters, even our own parents — anyone can be our "Batman". As for me, I would like to choose Mr Rogers, He was a TV hos ... ...