山西省太原市第五中学20xx届九年级英语上学期期末考试试题含听力含听力

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and researchers. They e here to look up information about the development of foot wear. It opens three times a week. ( ) 46. We can find a famous actor’s shoes in _______. A. Room 1 B. Room 2 C. Room 3 ( ) 47. _______ are probably on show in Room 3. A. Shoes for sports B. Cups that look like shoes C. Jackie Chan’s old shoes ( ) 48. People e to the museum to ________. A. buy special purpose shoes B. design different shapes of shoes C. know about the history of footwear ( ) 49. All the things in the museum ______. A. have to do with footwear B. are from the same age C. are made of the same material ( ) of the following is TURE according to the introduction? A. None of the shoes were worn. B. All of the people can visit the Footwear Library. C. Chinese special shoes for women are in Room 2. B On the Spring Festival Eve on Feb. 18, Beijing had a good day. levels were below 50. However the nice day ended with fireworks (鞭炮 ) celebrations at night. In the first hour after the start of the celebration, PM levels rose to 500 in certain parts of the city. According to the China National Environmental Monitoring Center, on the first day of the Spring Festival, air pollution reached “dangerous levels” in 201 Chinese cities, thanks to fireworks, with more than 40 of them seeing “serious pollution”. In this case, the government has encouraged people to take it easy when it es to lighting fireworks. The discussion on whether to ban (禁止 ) fireworks during the Spring Festival is also heating up. Sina surveyed 3,000 Inter users, and results show that only 38 percent of the people support lighting fireworks, and 60 percent are against it. “We support a ban on fireworks,” some people said. “Lighting fireworks can only bring problems: polluting air, influencing sleep, causing fires and troubling cleaners.” Some thought it hard to ban traditions and lighting fireworks during holiday seasons won’t cause long time pollution. Others, however, suggested a moderate (温和 ) way to solve the problem. One of them showed his opinion: “as a tradition, fireworks certainly add to the festival’s happiness. They shouldn’t be banned totally. But the time should be reduced. For example, it can be allowed just during the Spring Festival Eve, the first day of the Spring Festival and the Lantern Festival.” ( ) 51. Shortly after the start of the Spring Festival celebration, PM levels reached _____ in some areas in Beijing. A. 50 B. 201 C. 500 ( ) 52. According to Sina’s survey, most of the people _____ lighting fireworks. A. support B. don’t care about C. are against ( ) 53. What is the disadvantage of lighting fireworks according to the passage? It might lead to fires. It causes long time pollution. It adds to the festival’s sadness. ( ) 54. What is a moderate way to deal with lighting fireworks? Fireworks mustn’t be played for any reason. People should cut down hours of lighting fireworks. People should be allowed to set off fireworks. ( ) 55. What can we learn from the passage? It’s a long way to go to stop people from lighting fireworks. People who support lighting fireworks think it can’t cause serious pollution at all. People could see “serious pollut ion” in all parts of Beijing during the Spring Festival Eve. C To get ready for the Winter Olympics, I was on a training with my teammates. And then everything went black. I’d been hit by a speeding truck. I had life threatening injuries. I’d broken my neck and my back in six places. The doctor came over to me and said, “Janine, you’ll have to rethink everything you do in your life, because you’re never going to be able to do the things you did before.” After six months, it was time to go home. I remember D ad pushing me outside in my wheelchair. All I wanted to do was to put my running shoes on and run out of the door. I wanted my old life back. I wanted my body back. And the question I asked was, “Why me? Why me?” then I thought to myself, “Maybe being at rock bottom is。