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Every year animals all around the world take part in some wonderful journeys. Here are the stories of two amazing animal travelers.
Humpback whales (座头鲸 ) prefer a slow journey. The humpbacks, which travel over 10,000 kilometers on their journey from Alaska to Hawaii, swim at a relaxing speed of about 1.6 kilometers an hour. Although they don’t swim fast, humpback whales travel farther than any other kinds of whale.
Every August a fantastic sight can be seen in the skies above Ontario and Montreal - millions of amazing Monarch butterflies (帝王蝶) beginning their 4,000-kilometer journey from Canada to Central Mexico. In fact, the journey, which takes about 3 months, is longer than the average (平均的) life of the butterfly. Finally many of the butterflies reaching their final place are the great grandchildren or even the great great grandchildren of the butterflies who began the journey in Mexico the year before.
Humpback whales swim at a speed of 1. an hour from Alaska to Hawaii. They travel slowly but 2. than any other kinds of whale. Monarch butterflies spend 3.flying from Canada to Central Mexico. It lasts longer than their average life. The ones which arrive at the final place are 4.or even the great great grandchildren.
The passage is mainly about 5..

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阅读下面短文，按要求完成各项任务。（共 7 分）
Every year animals all around the world take part in some wonderful journeys. Here are the stories of two amazing animal travelers.
Every August a fantastic sight can be seen in the skies above Ontario and
Montreal — millions of amazing Monarch butterflies ( 帝王蝶) beginning their 4,000-kilometer journey from Canada to Central Mexico. In fact, the journey,
which takes about 3 months, is longer than the average ( 平均的 ) life of the
butterfly. Finally many of the butterflies reaching their final place are the great
grandchildren or even the great great grandchildren of the butterflies who began the journey in Mexico the year before.
任务一1.根据文章内容，完成下列句子。（5分，每空不超过3个单词）
Humpback whales swim at a speed of　 1　　 an hour from Alaska to　　 2　　 . They travel slowly but 3　 among all whales. Monarch butterflies spend　 4　 flying from Canada to Central Mexico. It lasts longer than their average life. The ones which arrive at the final place are　　 5　　 or even the great great grandchildren.
任务二2.请用英语简要概括出本文的主旨大意，不超过10个单词。（2分）
The passage is mainly about .

九年级英语任务型阅读中等难度题查看答案及解析
用所给动词的正确形式填空。
Every year animals all around the world take part in some wonderful journeys.
Here 1. (be) the stories of two amazing animal travelers
Humpback whales prefer a Slowjourney. The humpbacks, which travel over
10,000 kilometers on their journey from Alaska to Hawaii, swim at a 2.(relax) speed of about 1.6 kilometers an hour. Although they3. (not swim) fast, humpback Whales travel farther than any other kinds of whale.
Every August a fantastic sight can4.　 (see) in the skies above Ontario and Montreal--millions of amazing Monarch butterflies beginning their 4,000-kilometer journey from Canada to Central Mexico.　 In fact, the journey, which　　 5. (take) about 3 months, is longer than the average life of the butterfly. Finally many of the butterflies reaching their final place are the great grandchildren or even the great great grandchildren of the butterflies who
6. (begin) the journey in Mexico the year before.

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Every year on 15th October, over 200 million people around the world take part in Global Handwashing Day. But why do we have a day for something we do all the time? Well, research shows that not enough people often wash their hands with soap. It is believed that this leads to the deaths of millions of people every year.
What’s more, the study from the US Department of Agriculture shows most people failed to wash their hands and rub (擦) with soap for 20 seconds. That’s the amount of time recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which says that washing for shorter periods means fewer germs (细菌) are washed off.
The study also states that quite many people didn’t dry their hands with a clean towel or air dryer.
Sidibe, a public health officer says soap is the most beautiful invention in public health. Washing your hands with soap can have a huge impact on reducing the spread of diseases. It can also prevent babies from getting ill and keep children healthy.
However, washing hands with soap does not happen as often as you might think. For many people, handwashing is simply not part of their everyday life. It’s not easy to get people to change habits they learned in early childhood.
So what’s the right way to wash hands? There are some tips:
Step 1: Wet hands with clean, running water.
Step 2: Turn off the tap and apply soap after wetting hands with water.
Step 3: Rub hands together with the soap for at least 20 seconds. Be sure to rub the backs of hands, between fingers, and under fingernails.
Step 4: Wash hands well under clean, running water.
Step 5: Dry hands with a clean towel or air dryer.
In 2008 the Indian sports team joined around 100 million Indian schoolchildren in washing their hands with soap on the first ever Global Handwashing Day. Since then, many different events have been held around the world every year.
Today, local and national leaders continue to use the day to spread the message about the importance of clean hands. The hope is that handwashing with soap becomes a necessary part of people’s lives and improves the health of millions around the world.
1.Why do we have Global Handwashing Day?
A.Because some people do not wash hands with clean water.
B.Because soap is the most impportant invention in the world.
C.Because there is not enough soap in the poorer countries.
D.Because washing hands with soap can stop some diseases.
2.The underlined word “impact” in Paragraph 4 means ___________.
A.effect B.prize C.survey D.sense
3.Which of the following statements is true according to the report?
A.You should use soap directly when your hands are dry.
B.The longer hands are washed, the fewer germs are washed off.
C.Many people don’t wash their hands with soap and rub for 20 seconds.
D.Dirty hands make people feel uncomfortable but won’t cause the death.
4.Who started Global Handwashing Day?
A.Public health officers. B.African schoolchildren.
C.The Indians. D.Government leaders.
5.What’s the main idea of the last paragraph?
A.Local leaders will teach people how to wash hands.
B.People are encouraged to wash hands with soap.
C.Different events are held to fight against diseases.
D.Washing hands with soap is good for public health.

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Every year on 15th October, over 200 million people around the world take part in Global Handwashing Day. But why do we have a day for something we do all the time? Well, research shows that not enough people often wash their hands with soap. Experts believe that this leads to the deaths of millions of people every year.
Sidibe, a public health expert says soap is the most beautiful invention in public health'. Washing your hands with soap can have a huge impact on reducing (减少) the spread of diseases. Handwashing with soap prevents babies from getting ill and keeps children healthy and in school.
However, washing hands with soap does not happen as often as you might think. This is partly because there aren't enough resources (资源) in poorer countries, but it's also because for many people, handwashing is simply not part of their everyday life. It's not easy to get people to change habits they learned in early childhood -- but this is what Global Handwashing Day wants to do.
In 2008, the Indian cricket team joined around 100 million Indian schoolchildren in washing their hands to promote (促进) the first ever Global Handwashing Day. Every year since then, many different events have been held around the world. In 2014. Global Handwashing Day was used in the fight against Ebola, a very serious disease, with events held in affected (受感染的) African countries.
Today, local and national leaders continue to use the day to spread the message about the importance of clean hands. The hope is that handwashing becomes a necessary part of people's lives and improves the health of millions around the world.
1.Who started Global Handwashing Day?
A.Public health experts. B.The Indians. C.African schoolchildren.
2.What does the underlined word "impact" mean?
A.Danger. B.Influence. C.Background.
3.What's the main idea of the last paragraph?
A.Washing hands with soap is good for public health.
B.Washing hands with soap doesn't become part of people's lives.
C.People all over the world are encouraged to wash hands with soap.
4.Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the passage?
A.A few people's unwillingness to wash hands with soap everyday lead to many people's death.
B.People in different countries join in Global Handwashing Day.
C.Global Handwashing Day's purpose is only wanting people to wash hands without soap.
5.What would be the best title for the passage?
A.Learning to Use Soap. B.Changing Your Habits C.Living a Healthy Life.

九年级英语阅读单选困难题查看答案及解析
Every year on 15th October, over 200 million people around the world take part in Global Handwashing Day. But why do we have a day for something we do all the time? Well, research shows that not enough people often wash their hands with soap. Experts believe that this leads to the deaths of millions of people every year.
Sidibe, a public health expert says soap is the most beautiful invention in public health'. Washing your hands with soap can have a huge impact on reducing (减少) the spread of diseases. Handwashing with soap prevents babies from getting ill and keeps children healthy and in school.
However, washing hands with soap does not happen as often as you might think. This is partly because there aren't enough resources (资源) in poorer countries, but it's also because for many people, handwashing is simply not part of their everyday life. It's not easy to get people to change habits they learned in early childhood -- but this is what Global Handwashing Day wants to do.
In 2008, the Indian cricket team joined around 100 million Indian schoolchildren in washing their hands to promote (促进) the first ever Global Handwashing Day. Every year since then, many different events have been held around the world. In 2014. Global Handwashing Day was used in the fight against Ebola, a very serious disease, with events held in affected (受感染的) African countries.
Today, local and national leaders continue to use the day to spread the message about the importance of clean hands. The hope is that handwashing becomes a necessary part of people's lives and improves the health of millions around the world.
1.Who started Global Handwashing Day?
A. Public health experts.
B. The Indians.
C. African schoolchildren.
D. Government leaders.
2.What does the underlined word "impact" mean?
A. Danger.
B. Influence.
C. Background.
D. Problem.
3.What's the main idea of the last paragraph?
A. Washing hands with soap is good for public health.
B. Washing hands with soap doesn't become part of people's lives.
C. People are holding many different events to fight against diseases.
D. People all over the world are encouraged to wash hands with soap.
4.What would be the best title for the passage?
A. Learning to Use Soap.
B. Fighting Against Diseases.
C. Living a Healthy Life.
D. Changing Your Habits.

九年级英语阅读单选中等难度题查看答案及解析
More and more people are taking part in dangerous sports and activities around the world now. Some have climbed the highest mountains, travelled into unknown parts of the world and others have sailed in small boats across the greatest seas.
I would think bungee jumping to be a good example of such an activity. You jump from a high place (perhaps a bridge or a hot-air balloon) 200 metres above the ground with an elastic (有弹性的) rope tied to your feet. You fall at up to 150 kilometres an hour until the rope stops you from hitting the ground. It is said that over 2 million people around the world have now tried bungee jumping. Other dangerous activities like jumping from tall buildings and jumping into the water from the top of high places.
Why do people take part in such activities as these? Some scientists think that it is because life in modern world has become safe and boring. Not very long ago, people’s lives were often poor. They had to go out and hunt for food, illnesses could not easily be cured, and life was harder than that of the present days.
Nowadays, to many people, life gives little excitement. They live and work safely; they buy food in shops; and there are doctors and hospitals to look after them if they become ill. The answer for some of these people is to look for danger in activities such as bungee jumping.
1.How many people have now tried bungee jumping?
A. Less than two million.　　 B. More than two million.
C. About two million.　　 D. Two million
2.In bungee jumping, you __________.
A. jump as high as you can　　 B. fall at up to 150 miles an hour
C. tie yourself to a rope and fall to the ground　　 D. fall towards the ground without a rope
3.People probably take part in dangerous sports nowadays because __________.
A. they have a lot of free time　　 B. they can go to hospital if they are injured
C. there is not much excitement in their lives　　 D. they no longer need to hunt for food
4.What is the best title of this passage?
A. Modern Life is Boring　　 B. Need for Excitement
C. Bungee Jumping: Is It Really Dangerous?　　 D. Dangerous Sports: What and Why

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Every four years, the greatest athletes from all over the world get together in one city to take part in the world sports meeting—the Olympic Games. The holy flame (圣火) is carried from one place to the next. In 2008,　 the holy flame was carried to Beijing, the capital of China.
When Beijing was chosen as the host city to hold the Olympic Games in 2008, all the Chinese people were very happy, excited and proud. They showed their excitement in different ways when they heard the news. Some people cheered, jumped and shouted.
In Beijing we built a new Olympic village with hotels for athletes and stadiums for matches.
“One World, One Dream” is our slogan for the 29th Olympics. It expresses the wishes of 1.3 billion Chinese people for a peaceful and better world tomorrow.
1.Beijing hosted the 29th Olympics in _____.
A.2007　　　　 B.2008　　 C.2012　　　 D.2010
2.When Chinese people heard the news that Beijing would hold the 29th
Olympics, they _____.
A.cheered　　　 B. jumped
C. shouted　　 D. all the above
3.The slogan for the 29th Olympics is _____.
A.“Good, better, best”　　　　 B.“Faster, higher, stronger”
C.“One World, One Dream”　　 D.“World, Dream”

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Animals in danger

Many animals are in danger around the world. Here are some examples.

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The blue whale lives in oceans around the world. It is the largest animal in the world, but it feeds on the smallest animals. Some people kill the whales. And the sea water is polluted. There may be only about 3, 000 blue whales left.

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South China Tigers live in the South China forests and mountains. The area of their home is becoming smaller for many different reasons, so they have less and less land to live on. South China Tigers don’t have many babies, and their babies often die. The situation is becoming very serious. Our government is working hard to save South China Tigers. They have built 3 nature reserves(自然保护区) to protect South China Tigers.

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Pandas live in the forests and mountains of Southwest China. There are only about 1600 pandas in the wild today. Zoos and research centers are looking after about 340 pandas. Pandas do not have many babies, and baby pandas often die. The situation is getting very difficult. Scientists are doing a lot of research to help pandas produce more babies and help baby pandas live.

Each panda needs to eat a lot of bamboo every day. The bamboo forests are getting smaller, so pandas are losing their home.

In order to protect pandas in the wild, the government is setting up nature parks and developing other plans. The nature parks will be big and there will be more bamboo to feed the pandas. Pandas born in zoos may go back to live in the nature parks.

Information Card

The number of the blue whales left now	1.
The thing our government has done for South China Tigers	2.
The situation of the bamboo forests today	3.
The same problem of pandas’ and South China Tigers’ babies	4.
The best place for pandas to live in	5.

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Many animals are in danger around the world. Here are some examples.

	The Red Wolf lives in North America. The color of its fur is usually with grey(灰色) and black. Their eyes are very bright, too. They are smaller than the grey wolf. There are only about three hundred red wolves left in North America, but none of them is in the wild.
	The blue whale lives in oceans around the world. It is the largest animal in the world, but it eats the smallest animals for food. Many people kill the whales. And not enough clean water is also a problem. There may be only about 1,300 blue whales left.
	There are three kinds of Golden Monkey including Chuan, Dian, Qian Golden Monkey in China. The most common is the golden snub-nosed monkey (the Chuan Golden Monkey). The Chuan Golden Monkey lives in Sichuan, Shanxi, Hubei and Henan provinces, deep in the forest. They live in groups. Jumping between trees is their favorite sport like flying
	The wild Bactrian camel lives in Northwest China and Mongolia. It is a large camel and the only species(种类) in the world with two humps(驼峰). There are perhaps 950 left in the wild.
	Many Asian elephants live in India, but you can find them in other countries as well. There are many elephants which work for people. Every year many Asian elephants are killed for their ivories. Now there might be only 35,000 Asian elephants left in the wild