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2019年10月26日，交通运输部发布《城市轨道交通客运组织与服务管理办法》，明确乘客不得在地铁里进食(婴儿、病人除外)。南京地铁明文规定在车厢里不论是吃早餐，还是喝饮料甚至喝水都是明令禁止的，否则会面临罚款。针对这个话题，九年级的同学们展开了讨论。假如你是其中一员，请以“People_____(should/shouldn't) be allowed to eat or drink on subways”为题，写一篇英语短文，阐述你的看法。
要求:1.请从括号中挑选一个单词补全标题。
2.文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称。
3.词数100词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数。
Should | Shouldn't | Your opinion |
进食是人之常情;车程长的需要途中进食，尤其是老人和小孩，上班族为了节省时间则需要以此来解决早餐，禁食令会影响到正常生活和工作 | 乱扔垃圾气味扑鼻，影响车;厢空气环境，让人很不舒服;地铁禁食令很有必要。
| .... |
提示词: people’ s right(权利) affect(影响) terrible(糟糕的)
public environment(公共环境)
People_______ be allowed to eat or drink on subways
Recently in many cities, passengers are not allowed to eat or drink on subways, or they will be fined. Should foods and drinks be accepted on subways ? Many students show different opinions.
It is the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China this year. In the past 70 _______, China has changed a lot. Chinese people are becoming happier. They _______getting richer, too.On October Ist, 2019, I watched a movie--My People, My Country. I was deeply moved _______ I felt the power of our great nation and the love of Chinese people for their beloved country. I also dream to work hard and contribute to my motherland in the _______and make her more beautiful, and more powerful.
I love my motherland, and I am proud_______being a Chinese!
Word Bank
anniversary纪念日 contribute贡献
1.________
2.________
3.________
4.________
5._________
Airplane seats beside the window are often the most popular. One passenger was _________ because he couldn't sit beside a window, so the flight attendant（空乘）drew one for him. A Japanese called Thomas _______ the story online.
During a recent flight, the attendants went around and _______ passengers if they wanted anything to drink. The man beside Thomas suddenly said, "Give _______ a window. "
It seemed that the man had _______ a window seat, but instead got a blank cabin（座舱） wall. He was sad because he couldn't enjoy the biggest _______ of having a window seat.
What followed next _______ Thomas and his seatmate.
The flight attendant later returned. She put a piece of paper on the cabin wall beside the passenger _______ demanded（要求）a window. It was then that Thomas _______ the flight attendant drew an airplane window to meet his demand. It ________ had a view of the ocean below and some clouds in the sky.
Thomas did not describe ________ the passenger liked the hand-drawn window. One wrote online. "From the ________ he was sleeping and the smile on his face. I'd say that________man was satisfied,"
Clearly, it was not a real ________. But it was the best the attendant could do in a short time to ________ the passenger’s unreasonable demand.
1.A.fun B.exciting C.interested D.unhappy
2.A.shared B.examined C.created D.reported
3.A.ordered B.regretted C.asked D.considered
4.A.me B.her C.him D.them
5.A.chosen B.afforded C.developed D.protected
6.A.progress B.purpose C.challenge D.advantage
7.A.surprised B.worried C.disappointed D.named
8.A.what B.who C.which D.whether
9.A.realized B.remembered C.doubted D.agreed
10.A.yet B.still C.even D.ever
11.A.what B.where C.how D.why
12.A.way B.sense C.ground D.point
13.A.lucky B.strange C.unlucky D.stupid
14.A.plane B.seat C.photo D.window
15.A.keep off B.look for C.deal with D.get over
For teenagers, growing up is a good thing. but it is also a painful experience in their lives.1. They will feel confused and afraid, and even lose confidence because of these physical and emotional changes. Well, what are those changes?
2. They begin to worry about all these changes in their bodies, and to check whether they are developing normally or not. They will also compare themselves with other teenagers.
In primary school, children usually wore what their parents gave them, and never thought about the style of the clothes. Now, they worry about how they look in others' eyes.3..And sometimes they will even have arguments with their parents about the clothes they should wear.4. Sometimes, they will compare with each other to prove who have more friends.They begin to like to show themselves.
However, as a teenager, whatever problems you have, remember to talk to your parents, teachers and friends. 5. Teenage life is a wonderful period of time. Enjoy it!
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confused迷茫的 emotional情感上的
根据材料内容，从下面五个选项中选出能填文中空缺处的最佳选项，使文章意思通顺、内容完整。
A. Teenagers want to be accepted by others. Whether they are popular or not will become a very important part in their lives.
B. They will have a strong wish to look good and be admired by others.
C. Teenagers will find lots of small changes in their bodies. There are increasing changes in height, voice, skin and so on.
D. They can give you some advice to reduce your confusion and help you grow better.
E. Because many changes happen in those short years, including physical and emotional changes.
If you took the bus to work this morning rather than walk, don’t feel guilty.Recently, about nine thousand Japanese adults took part in a health test and twothirds of them provided information on their commute (上下班往返), The study showsthose who commute by bus or train are heal thier than those who walk or ride, Itisn’t clear why but it may be that when the walk to the bus or train station isfactored in, those who take public transport are actually getting more exercise.Those who took the bus or train were believed to be the fittest-they were the slimmest, had the best blood pressure and were the least likely to have diabetes (糖尿病).
What’s more, those who took public transport were 40 percent less likely tobe diabetic and 26 percent less likely to be diabetic than the walkers. Those whowalked or cycled were the next healthiest, while those who drove to work were inthe worst shape. Most Japanese in cities prefer to walk or ride bikes to work ifthe journey takes under 20 minutes or so It is known that an active lifestyle like taking a bus can help reduce the riskof diseases. Some people even said it might be useful for doctors to ask patientsabout how they commute. People should consider taking public transportation insteadof a car, as a part of daily, regular exercise.
1.How many Japanese people offer their information on their commute?
A.About 9, 000. B.About 6, 000. C.About 4, 500. D.About 5, 000.
2.If you want to be healthier, you’d better go to work
A.by bike B.by car C.on foot D.by bus
3.If you take a bus to your office, you will
A.be 40 percent more likely to be diabetic than the walkers
B.be 26 percent less likely to be diabetic than the walkers
C.become fatter than others
D.increase the risk of diseases
4.According to the passage, the underlined word "regular"means “ ” in Chinese
A.合适的 B.整齐的 C.有规律的 D.合格的
5.What is the main idea of this passage?
A.Some people think walking is healthier than taking buses
B.People in Japan prefer to take buses.
C.The writer advised us to go to work by bus or train
D.Most Japanese in cities prefer to walk or ride bikes to work.
A warm story has been taking place on one end of Islington Road.
Glenda and Raphael Savitz met with each other in 2011 in Boston. They fell in love and got married in the fall of 2013. In the summer of 2016, the couple moved to Auburndale, Florida. Three months later, their daughter Samantha was born..
However, within a week, the doctor told them that their newborn baby was deaf. It was a hard blow to the couple. What should they do? They had no choice but to help her learn sign language. "We are going to learn it, too. It is important for her growth and development," the mother said.
But they didn't expect it when their neighbors all started to learn sign language. " We were excited that this new baby was coming," said Jill McNeil, one of the neighbors. "But it's frustrating （令人沮丧的）not to be able to say, " Oh, Samantha, I love your pretty pink pants. " To communicate with the cute girl, they had to know her language. So these neighbors hired a tutor without letting Glenda and Raphael know.
Go. Like. Want. Eat. Play. Have. Make. These adult-students started with simple words. They then learnt to ask questions in sign language, such as " Who do you live with?" and " Where does your family live?"
Now the American Sign Language has become a second tongue in the neighborhood. These kind neighbors practice it with the girl almost every day.
Growing up in such a warm neighborhood, Samantha is now a happy and energetic（充满活力的）girl. She greets her neighbors every time she sees them. It's an amazing situation, since deaf children can be shy.
Samantha is a lucky girl. She has found real family among all those people next door.
1.Which of the following words CANNOT describe the couple's feeling when they knew that their daughter was deaf?
A.Sad. B.Hopeless. C.Worried. D.Happy.
2.Which of the following is a sign language?
A.A B.B C.C D.D
3.What does the underlined word "hired" mean in the passage?
A.派遣 B.聘用 C.命令 D.指导
4.What can we learn from the passage?
A.The story took place in Boston.
B.None of Samantha's neighbors like her.
C.Samantha's neighbors learnt sign language secretly.
D.A teacher advised Samantha to learn sign language with her neighbors.
5.The writer wants to tell us ______________________.
A.Samantha was very unlucky because she was born deaf
B.Samantha's parents expected people around her to learn deaf language
C.Samantha was a lucky girl because her neighbors tried to help her
D.Samantha was unhappy because she couldn't talk with her neighbors
