Unit2 Section B (1a-1c)练习题2024-2025学年人教版九年级英语全册

一、教材回顾选单词或语块并用其适当形式填空。 amaze child happen photo taste whether together similar to Wu Ming and his family spent the Spring Festival in Zigong, Sichuan. They visited the Zigong Lantern Fair. Wu Ming showed Jane1. of the fair. Jane saw a cute mushroom house and she wondered 2. people could stay there for the night. She also saw a dinosaur. And Wu Ming told her that dinosaurs were 3. favorite part of the fair. Also, there was a beautiful big Chinese dragon which could change colors. Jane was4. at it. Wu Ming said the lantern fair 5. every year. Jane wanted to go there next year. There was also a photo of Wu Ming's family which they took during the Lantern Festival. In the photo, they were eating tangyuan. Jane said that they looked 6. and Wu Ming told her something about them. Tangyuan is 7. yuanxiao, but from the south of China. They are an important symbol of8. and happiness in the family. 二、根据首字母、音标或汉语提示完成单词。 1. (恐龙) disappeared about 66 million years ago. 2. After the rain, many kinds of colorful (蘑菇) came out in the forest. 3. From the laughter from the party, we can know their h . 4. We follow the /' lu:nə(r)/ calendar to know when to celebrate the Chinese traditional festivals. 5. During the lantern fair, I saw many r written on lanterns, but I couldn't give the answer to them. 三、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 1. Showing ( kind) to others can make the world a better place. 2. The Paris Olympics used many new tech- nologies to make sure of ( fair) in competition. 3. As the saying goes,“ Love leads us to ( happy). 4. The Olympic players achieved ( great) through years of hard work. 5. The ( strange) of the situation made everyone feel nervous. Tip: ness 是一个常见的词汇后缀， 一些 词可加上 ness 来变为 词。 四、从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 Last year, I spent my first Spring Festival in Leshan, Sichuan with my husband's family. The 1 there is very different from that of my hometown. As a result, I sat quietly and just listened to others during the big dinner on Chinese New Year's Eve. My new 2 tried their best to communicate with me in“ putonghua”, but I still couldn't understand them. You can just imagine how 3 the following days were for me. I lost interest in everything. My husband and his parents 4 me. When I realized how hard they tried to make me a part of the family, I 5 to study the Leshan dialect(方言). When my baby was born seven months later, my mother- in- law (婆婆) came to look after us. And she has been 6 with us ever since. I have slowly got used to eating the food she cooks. And we can 7 each other most of the time even though we use different dialects. This year, I went to Leshan for the Spring Festival again. My husband's family were 8 that I could understand their conversations. Later I prepared several traditional 9 of my hometown for the family. 10 liked them and ate them up. In the evening, we talked happily. I enjoyed the Spring Festival very much. ( )1. A. tradition B. history C. language D. habit ( )2. A. teachers B. relatives C. friends D. neighbors ( )3. A. happy B. special C. relaxing D. long ( )4. A. depended on B. worried about C. laughed at D. looked for ( )5. A. decided B. refused C. feared D. continued ( )6. A. arguing B. changing C. studying D. staying ( )7. A. help B. trust C. understand D. encourage ( )8. A. surprised B. sorry C. scared D. certain ( )9. A. operas B. dishes C. clothes D. songs ( )10. A. Nobody B. Somebody C. Everybody D. Anybody 五、从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。 People from some countries have a certain festival to give thanks. 1 Every year on May 20th, Australian people express sorry for the Stolen Generations and their families. 2 The first National Sorry Day was held on May 26th, 1998. After Europeans came to Australia, the government tried to make Aboriginal (土著的) culture disappear. 3 They were treated badly and educated according to Western culture instead of their own culture. Those poor kids, later known as the“ Stolen Generations”, never knew who their parents were or where they were from. 4 A report Bringing Them Home came out. Thousands of Australians apologized (道歉) to the Stolen Generations. Since then, the National Apology has been a tradition in the country. On that day, many school children light candles for the Stolen Generations. 5 Films about the Stolen Generations may also be shown. It's not a national holiday, but everyone is welcome to join in it. Through National Sorry Day, Australians believe they can make up for their past wrongs. A. That day is called National Sorry Day. B. They are too poor to buy candles themselves. C. Their dark days finally ended on May 26,197. D. But do you know there is a special day to say sorry? E. Schools invite Aboriginal elders to speak with students. F. Many Aboriginal children were taken away from their families. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$