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With the development of Internet and the increasing needs for taxis, online car-hailing(网约车) is becoming more and more popular in China. Didi is used by most Chinese people, and Uber, Yidao, Shenzhou are also welcomed by passengers.

It’s easy for us to hail a car through certain apps. Open the app, and it will locate(定位) your address. After entering where you are going, the app will help you find the nearest personal car owners or taxi drivers. You can choose different kinds of services on the app. For example, if you choose tailored taxi(专车) service, the car is usually big and new. The driver will open the door for you and offer free water and Wifi. If it rains, an umbrella is usually provided. If you choose “hitch”(顺风车), the car owner nearby can give you a ride according to his own routes(路线). And you should pay him to share the cost. Of course, it costs less than hailing a taxi. No matter what kinds of service you choose, you don’t have to pay by cash. You can pay by Wechat or Alipay.

Although car-hailing has a lot of advantages, some people are still worried about its safety. Earlier last month, a young girl passenger was killed by a “hitch” driver on her way home in Zhengzhou. It’s not the first time the passenger gets hurt while using Didi. This news quickly became hot and many people discuss it online now. Some people doubt if it is illegal(合法的) for personal cars to work as taxis in China. Others think young girls should think twice while choosing “hitch”, especially at night. But most people think government must make some strict rules for car-hailing services, including restrictions(限制) about drivers’ hukou, age, job experiences and car age. “We need to listen to the suggestions from society, and perfect it in practice.” said some experts, “What is for sure is that the competition in the future lies in safety and service. Whoever can provide better user experience will win.”

1.Is Didi used by most Chinese people?

________________________________

2.How does the app know where you are after you open it?

_____________________________________

3.What is the difference between “tailored taxi” and “hitch”?

______________________________________

4.After the killing, will you still choose online car-hailing service? Why or why not?

______________________________________

九年级英语回答问题中等难度题查看答案及解析

The number of the elderly(老人)　　 increasing in China, and with the development of China economy,they　　 better care of in the future.

A. is; will take　　 B. are; are taken　　 C. is; will be taken　　 D. are; will take

九年级英语单选题中等难度题查看答案及解析

With the increasing numbers of smart phones and Chinese Internet users, micro blogging, known as Weibo in Chinese, has become more and more popular. Popular websites have created their own Weibo sites, which allow users to post a message of up to 140 words, along with pictures and videos（视频）.

In August 2009 the largest website in China —— “sina.com” firstly set up sina Weibo”, helping micro blogging enter the mainstream in China. In 2010, Internet giants sohu, yahoo, baidu also sent up their own Weibo sites. By the end of October 2010, only sina’s Weibo site had registered（登记）more than 50 million users, with an average of 40 people opening a Weibo site every second. Weibo allows people to post messages quickly using their mobile phones, to stay in touch with friends, and provides channels for different people to communicate.

As the social influence of Weibo continues to grow, more and more news agencies（通讯社）and government departments are beginning to send information through Weibo sites. Wang Peng, a Weibo blogger, said, “Through Weibo it allows me to send my advice to director of my news agencies. Also, I can keep in touch with friends. There are many middle school and university classmates on my blog”. With sending more information to people, the influence of micro blogging in China is increasing.

1.From this passage, we know that “Weibo” is a ______ way of communicating.

A. boring                        B. popular                    C. difficult

2.You can send ­­­_______ to your friends by using micro blogging.

A. long messages

B. mobile phones

C. nice pictures

3.According to the passage, ________ was the first one to open a Weibo site.

A. sina.com                    B. sohu.com                    C. baidu.com

4.From Wang Peng’s words, we can guess that he is most probably a(n) ______.

A. engineer                    B. student                        C. reporter

5.The best title of this passage is “______”.

A. Micro blogging was first used in China

B. Micro blogging in China takes off

C. Weibo changes Chinese Internet users

九年级英语阅读理解极难题查看答案及解析

Nowadays, with the development of the Internet, emoji(表情符号) are more and more popular among netizens(网民). Some people even feel difficult to talk online without using emoji. Emoji help netizens to communicate with each other easily and vividly(生动地). Yet, not all emoji are properly used on social media. So we are going to introduce some common but confusing(令人困惑的) emoji to help you have a better understanding of these small signs.

1：A recent survey shows, over 53% people use the emoji when they are chatting online. Some people think it means “I'm shy. ”， but others only use it when they are surprised or shocked. But what does it really mean? It is still an unsolved(未解决的) question.

2：What do you think of this sign? Believe it or not, 80% of netizens use it under the meaning of “It is not funny at all, but I have to smile. ” Is it right? Of course not! It actually means that “I saw what you did (usually bad things) and I want to give you a sinister(奸诈的) smile. ”

3：People have very different opinions on this emoji. The Apple company has told that this emoji means “high five(嗨，击掌)”. But most people still use the incorrect meaning—“pray”. Some netizens even thought, “If you see this emoji as two people give each other a high five, you must be a bad guy. ”

4：According to the official guidelines(指南), it is used as “smile through tears”. However, most young netizens consider this emoji as “laugh to tears” or simply “LOL”， which means “laugh out loud”．

You see, emoji are also a kind of language. And different people have different understanding of them.

1.After reading the passage, we still can't understand the emoji 　　　　 well.

A.  B.  C.  D.

2.You are playing with your mobile phone while you are doing your homework, your brother sends you this sign，what does he mean？

A. Stop doing your homework.

B. Send this emoji back to your father.

C. Go on playing with your mobile phone.

D. Put away your mobile phone and do your homework.

3.When your friend tells you online that he won the first prize in the writing competition, which emoji will you send him？

A.  B.  C.  D.

4.The fourth sign means “ 　　　　 ” according to the official guidelines．

A. cry out loud B. laugh to tears

C. smile through tears D. laugh out loud

5.Why does the writer introduce these four emoji？

A. Because they are more important.

B. Because they are not so common.

C. To help netizens use them easily.

D. To help thenetizens use them properly.

九年级英语阅读单选困难题查看答案及解析

Nowadays, with the development of the Internet, emojis are more and more popular among netizens. Some people even feel difficult to talk online without using emojis. Emojis help netizens to communicate with each other easily and vividly（生动地） . Yet, not all emojis are properly used on social media. So we are going to introduce some common but confusing（令人困惑的）emojis to help you have a better understanding of these small signs.

1.A recent survey shows, over 53% people use the emoji when they are chatting online. Some people think it means "I'm shy,”but others only use it when they are surprised or shocked. But what does it really mean? It is still an unsolved question.

2. What do you think of this sign? Believe it or not, 80% of netizens use it under　 the meaning of "It is not funny at all, but I have to smile". Is it right? Of course not! It actually means that "I saw what you did (usually bad things) and I want to give you a sinister（奸诈的）smile".

3. People have very different opinions on this emoji. The Apple Company has told that this emoji means "high-five（击掌）". But most people still use the: incorrect meaning- "pray"（祈祷）. Some netizens even thought, "If you see this emoji as two people give each other a high five, you must be a bad guy. "

4.According to the official guidelines, it is used as "smile through tears". However, most young netizens consider this emoji as "laugh to tears" or simply　 "LOL", which means "laugh out loud. "

1.You are playing with your mobile phone while you are doing your homework, and your father sends you this sign , what should you do?

A.Stop doing your homework. B.Send this emoji back to your father.

C.Go on playing with your mobile phone. D.Put away your mobile phone and do your homework.

2.When your friend tells you online that he won the first prize in the writing competition,

which emoji will you send him?

A. B. C. D.

3.The fourth sign means "__________" according to the official guidelines.

A.cry out loud B.smile through tears C.laugh to tears D.laugh out loud

4.Why does the writer introduce these four emojis?

A.Because they are more important. B.Because they are not so common.

C.To help netizens use them easily. D.To help the netizens use them properly.

九年级英语阅读单选中等难度题查看答案及解析

Nowadays, with the development of the Internet, emoji(表情符号)are more and more popular among netizens(网民). Some people even feel difficult to talk online without using emoji. Emoji help netizens to communicate with each other easily and vividly(生动地). Yet, not all emoji are properly used on social media. So we are going to introduce some common but confusing(令人困惑的)emoji to help you have a better understanding of these small signs.

1. A recent survey shows, over 53% people use the emoji when they are chatting online. Some people think it means “I’m shy,” but others only use it when they are surprised or shocked. But what does it really mean? It is still an unsolved question.

2. What do you think of this sign? Believe it or not, 80% of netizens use it under the meaning of “It is not funny at all, but I have to smile.” Is it right? Of course not! It actually means that “I saw what you did(usually bad things) and I want to give you a sinister(奸诈的)smile.”

3. People have very different opinions on this emoji. The Apple company has told that this emoji means “high five(嗨，击掌).” But most people still use the incorrect meaning—“pray”. Some netizens even thought, “If you see this emoji as two people give each other a high five, you must be a bad guy.”

4. According to the official guidelines(官方指南), it is used as “smile through tears(破涕为笑).” However, most young netizens consider this emoji as “Laugh to tears” or simply “LOL”, which means “Laugh out loud”.

You see, emoji are also a kind of language. And different people have different understanding of them.

1.After reading the passage, we still can’t understand the emoji ______ well.

A. 　　 B. 　　 C. 　　 D.

2.You are playing with your mobile phone while you are doing your homework, your brother sends you this sign , what does he mean?/

A. Send this emoji back to your father

B. Stop doing your homework

C. Put away your mobile phone and do your homework

D. Go on playing with your mobile phone

3.When your friend tells you online that he won the first prize in the writing competition, which emoji will you send him?

A. 　　 B. 　　 C. 　　 D.

4.The fourth sign means “________”.

A. laugh out loud　　 B. cry out loud　　 C. laugh to tears　　 D. smile through tears

5.Why does the writer introduce these four emoji?

A. To help netizens use them properly　　 B. To help netizens use them easily

C. Because they are more important　　 D. Because they are not so common

九年级英语阅读单选困难题查看答案及解析

阅读短文，并按要求完成下面的小题。

With the development of the television and the Internet, many people have changed their hobbies and the way they enjoy their spare time. Because of the television and the Internet, many people spend less time reading, the aim of this article is to give reasons why people should read just for pleasure. The reasons that I give you are quite simple: to improve your knowledge, to have more fun, to make your imagination fly, to find new ways to express your ideas, and to have a better understanding of life.

Firstly, you can improve your knowledge when you read. There are all kinds of good books to choose from. People who read more usually have a better idea at life than those who do not read often.

Secondly, you can have fun and increase your imagination by reading books. Children have very good imagination, so parents need to read lots of stories that feed their imagination. Adults should try to develop their imagination by reading books that make them think amazing things.

Finally, no matter how old you are, it can help you have a better understanding of life and express your ideas to others in a simple and correct way.

So I suggest that you read more. I know that many of us like to play on the Internet when we are free, but we could also not forget to read books. Try to choose good books at the beginning, and then I’m sure that you will never stop reading.

1.完成句子：

The aim of this passage is to give reasons why people should read_____________________.

2.What would people who read more have according to this passage?

________________________________________

3.简略回答问题：How can parents feed their children’s imagination?

________________________________________

4.找出并写出第二段的主题句：

________________________________________

5.将文中画线句子译成汉语：

________________________________________

九年级英语多任务混合问题中等难度题查看答案及解析

—Life is becoming more and more convenient with the development of the Internet.

—That’s true! _______ everything can be done online.

A.Almost B.Pretty C.Quite D.Only

九年级英语单选题中等难度题查看答案及解析

（2017·黑龙江龙东·17）The number of the old people is increasing in China. With the development of China，they________ better care of in the future.

A. will take　　 B. are taken　　 C. will be taken

九年级英语单选题中等难度题查看答案及解析

With the development of the Internet，people are living ________ convenient life.

A.a B.an C.the D./

九年级英语单选题简单题查看答案及解析