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Module 1 Cultures around the world Unit 2 Great people—2021-2022学年英语牛津译林版九年级下册随堂小测
一、单选题
1.If you take the train, you ________ in Beijing in five hours.
A.arrive B.will arrive C.arrived D.has arrived
2.— Honey, what TV program are you watching?
— I’m watching a documentary. It began at 6:00 p.m. and ________ on for one more hour.
A.has been B.has lasted C.was D.will be
3.We ________ the new words if we don’t review them in time.
A.forget B.will forget C.forgot D.is forgetting
4.You can borrow this film—surely you ________ watching it.
A.enjoy B.enjoyed C.will enjoy D.have enjoyed
5.―Do you know ________, Alfred?
—At 2:00 tomorrow afternoon.
A.when the end-of-term concert began B.when did the end-of-term concert begin
C.when the end-of-term concert will begin D.when will the end-of-term concert begin
二、阅读理解
Former truck driver Chen Xianjun played a final chord(和弦) on the guitar as he and his band-mates—a salesperson, a farmer, and two doctors—enjoy themselves in the music. Behind them was the photo of a foreigner wearing a warm smile and hugging his guitar. It was 27-years-old Philip Hancock, an Australian teaching English in Chongqing.
Hancock died in May 2018 in Chongqing because of diabetes. His parents obeyed his wish to donate his organs. Hancock’s liver and kidneys save the lives of three people in the band. And his corneas helped the other two, including Chen see the world again.
“Last year, Red cross officials suggested we form a band in memory of Hancock. They said Hancock loved music and dreamed of having his own band one day,” Chen said, “I’m more than fortunate to be able to do this.”
Over the past year, the five “musicians” have learned different instruments in the studio.
The Band for One, a fitting name for the group, finally came to Hangzhou on Nov.7 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the implementation(实施) of voluntary organ donations in China.
“I was nervous before stepping on the stage, but I think we did a great job," Chen said. ” All of us no