Unit 8 Culture Shapes Us 大卷 大单元仿真检测卷(无听力音频)-【一线调研】2024-2025学年九年级全一册英语大单元整合卷(冀教版)

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章节 Unit 8 Culture Shapes Us
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ⅦOnepossibleversion: DearMike, Gladtoreceiveyourmessage. IfyouareinvitedtodinnerinChina,trytobefreeatthe dinnertable.Ifyoudontknowhowtousechopsticks,justwatch theotherperson,andfolowthem.Ifyoustilhavenoideaabout whattodo,dontbeshyaboutaskingthepersonsnexttoyou.Its betertoaskthantobeuncomfortableandnervousquietly. InChina,youarenotsupposedtopickupyourbowlofrice.If youlikethefood,youlthankthehostandhostessforthemealand fortheirkindness. LiMing ‚*¿À À3&¼Âó Ⅰ.clm,|ƒ„ QDÓ : RE… 10 S°± , ­S°±”+DŠ4‡ , „TU 。 ÄLM­S°±=ž7”…=4‡ , ˆTU=÷Š‹Œ‚‹ •ާ¨=DŒ 。 1.W:Didyouusetoplayvoleybal,Aron? M:Yes,Ilikeditbest. Q:WhatkindofsportdidAronusetoplay? 2.W:WhatstheweatherlikeinBeijing? M:Inwinteritsoftenwindy,andinsummeritssunny. Q:HowstheweatherinsummerinBeijing? 3.W:Arethekeysinyourpocket,Mark? M:No,theyarent,Ilefttheminthecar. Q:WhereareMarkskeys? 4.W:WhendidyoucometoXianDavid? M:Icamehereabouttwoyearsagowithmyparents. Q:HowlonghastheboybeeninXian? 5.W:Peter,whywereyoulatethismorning? M:Mybikewasbrokenonmywaytotheofice. Q:WhywasPeterlatethismorning? 6.W:YoudidntshowupatNancysbirthdaypartylastnight, didyou? M:No,Ididnt.Iwenttovisitmyuncle.Hewasilinhospital. Q:Whatdidtheboydolastnight? 7.W:Andy,therewasaphonecalforyoujustnow. M:Oh,whowasit? W:Yourbrother. Q:Whomadethetelephonecaljustnow? 8.W:Excuseme,wheresthenearestpostofice,please? M:Goalongthisstreetandturnleft,andthenyoulseeitonyour right. Q:Whereisthewomangoing? 9.W:Ilhaveadinnerpartyforournewteacherintherestaurant. Wilyoucomethen? M:Certainly.Ialsolikeherverymuch. Q:Whatistherelationshipbetweenthegirlandtheboy? 10.W:Wecomeearly,Alan.Themuseumisntopen. M:Yes,itopensatnineoclock.Wel,wehavetowaitforabout 15minutes. Q:Whattimedidtheyariveatthemuseum? QVÓ : RE…TS°± , ­S°±”+Ww¡‡ , ÄLM­ S°±=ž7”…=4‡ , ˆTU=÷Š‹Œ‚‹•ާ¨ =DŒ 。 ­S°±„TU 。 RQ 11 S°± , ¤Q 11、12 ¡‡ 。 W:Seat14Aisrighthere.Youmaytakeyourseat.Iwilputyour bagabove. M:Thankyou,Miss.Thesupperwilbeservedontheplane, wontit? W:Yes,sir.Ilbringyouamenushortlyafterwetakeof. M:Thatwouldbenice.Bytheway,howlongwilthisflightlast? W:Itwillastforthreehours.Nowitssixoclock.Welarivein Chicagoataroundnine. M:Great!WewilariveinChicagointhreehoursandinonemore hourIlbeathome. RQ 12 S°± , ¤Q 13 X 15 ¡‡ 。 W:Hi,Mike! M:Hi,Mary.IcameheretoreturnyourbookTheAdventuresofTom Sawyer. W:Whatdoyouthinkofthisnovel? M:Itisveryinteresting.AndtheEnglishiseasytounderstand. W:Wel,soitis. M:Oh,sory.Icantgoontalkingaboutitwithyouanylonger. W:Itdoesntmater.Beterstayhereforanothertenminutes. M:No,Ilgoandbuysomefoodintheshopformycat.Andwecan talkaboutittomorowafterschool. W:OK.Goodbye. Ⅱ.c…†,<‡ˆ Y‡u8RÍDSZ— , „TU 。 ÄLMTRž , 4_` S’WXYEZ†‡ 。( ŽÌ%ýio¶· ) InWesterncountries,peopleoftenhavedinnerpartiesathome onweekends.Whenyougotoadinnerparty,itsagoodideatobring asmalgift.Flowersarealwaysniceandwelcome,oryoumaybring somedrinks.Youshouldariveontime.Trytoberelaxedatthedin nertable.Ifyoudontknowhowtouseaknifeorsomethingelse,you canwatchotherpeopleandfolowthem.Ofcourse,youshouldthank thehostforthemealwhenyouleave. cdƒ„ : Ⅰ.1-5 BABCA 6-10 ACAAB 11-15 ACBAA Ⅱ.16.weekends 17.drinks 18.relaxed 19.folow 20.leave fgƒ„ : Ⅲ.21-25 BDACC 26-30 BDADC 31-35 BCBDA 36-40 DABCB Ⅳ.41-45 BACCA 46-50 CCACD 51-55 BFDAG Ⅴ.56.trueexperience 57.if;taler 58.tosetaworld 59.isrespected;kindness 60.prefers;ratherthan Ⅵ.61.own 62.taught 63.first 64.sisters 65.her 66.hours 67.successful 68.made 69.drawing 70.could Ⅶ.71.Chinasdevelopment,achievementsinthepastfiveyears 72.itsyoungpeople 73.make(Chinas)tomorowbeter 74.isproudof/takespridein 75.ontheirblogs Ⅷ.76.Whereisyourfather 77.Whendidhegothere 78.Imsorytohearthat 79.Howlongwilhestaythere/Doyouknowwhenhewil comeback 80.Thankyou/Thanksalot( &įLi , I³¿õkÐ ) Ⅸ.Possibleversion1: Ladiesandgentlemen, WelcometotheChineseculturetour.Nowalowmeto introduce one of the Chinese traditional festivals, the SpringFestival. TheSpringFestivalfalsinJanuaryorFebruary.Itis ChineseNewYearandalsothebiggestdayoftheyear.Sopeople comebackhomefromdiferentplacesandgettogetherforabig dinner.Manypeoplestayuplatetowelcomethenewyear, hopingtheywilhaveabrightnewstart. Duringthefestival,peoplevisittheirrelativesandfriends andwisheachothergoodluckforthenewyear.Childrencan oftengethongbaofromtheirolders.Doyouthinkitinteresting? Thatsal.Thankyouforlistening. Possibleversion2: Ladiesandgentlemen: WelcometotheChineseculturetour.Nowalowmeto introduceoneoftheChinesetraditionalfestivals,theMidAutumn Festival. TheMidAutumnFestivalusualyfalsinSeptemberor Octoberwhenthemoonappearsthebiggestandbrightestinthe year. Duringthefestival,Chinesepeoplesitaroundthetablewith theirfamilymembersandenjoymooncakesaswelasthebeautiful moon.Peoplebelievethattheroundmooncakesandafulmoon aresymbolsofbeingtogether.Whenseeingthem,peoplewil misstheirfamilymembersfaraway.Atthesametime,theywil expresswishesandhopestothem.Doesitsoundinteresting? 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(  ) "     #$ (  )   ( k' 90 ' , %& 90 '( ) _ 2 Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅴ Ⅵ Ⅶ ` a b a ‚)ea ( ü³ )( ½ ) ‚*ea ( þ:   S 90 ' ) Ⅰ.DS<=(S20¾¿,Ÿ20') QDÓ : ƒ„E…’“ , 1[[6\]=W=ý7²E“«¬=ü þ , ˆTU=‰Š‹Œ‚‹•DŠŽ‘ , 3’“«¬Xµ 。 Oncetherewasakingandhisdaughter.Thekingaskedhisdaughter howmuchshelovedhim.Shesaidthatshelovedhimasmuchassheloved  1 .Heranswermadethekingveryhappy.Saltisasimplething,  2  itisveryimportant.Sothekingthoughthisdaughtercaredalot abouthim. Salthasmany 3 .Ourbodiesneedsalt.Ifwedonthaveenough, ourbodiescantworkproperly.Weputsaltonicyroadstomakethem 4  .Wealsousesalttoproduceotherproducts,likepaperandglass.But formanyyears,saltsmostimportantjobwasto 5  food.Likeother livingthings,mostbacteria( @¥ )needwatertolive.Salttakesinplenty ofwater,somostbacteriacannotlive 6  asaltyenvironment.Asa result,saltprotectsfoodandmanyotherthings.Formuchofhuman history,thisabilityhasmadesalt 7 .EveryancientculturefromEgypt toChinadependedonsalt.Eventoday,thehardworking,usefulpeople are 8  as“thesaltoftheearth.” Forcenturies,saltwasalsohardto 9 .Itsusefulness,together withrarity( ¦] )madeitveryexpensive.Saltcouldevenbeusedlike  10 .Infact,thewordsalary( §’ )comesfromthewordsalt. Today,saltisusedmorewidelyanditstilplaysanimportantrolein ourlife.                          (  )1.A.salt B.air C.gold D.sugar (  )2.A.or B.so C.and D.but (  )3.A.forms B.secrets C.uses D.skils (  )4.A.wide B.safe C.smooth D.thick (  )5.A.protect B.provide C.produce D.prepare (  )6.A.in B.outside C.for D.without (  )7.A.hopeful B.comfortable C.valuable D.successful (  )8.A.saved B.dreamed C.invited D.described (  )9.A.sel B.get C.take D.keep (  )10.A.money B.medicine C.earth D.food QVÓ : ƒ„E…D/’“ ,̂ D>´ , ˆTU=‰Š‹Œ‚‹• DŠŽ‘ , 3’“«¬Xµ 。 Whenyouwavetoafriend,youareusingasignlanguage.Whenyou smileatsomeone,youmeantobe 11 .Whenyouputonefingerin frontofyour 12 ,youmean“Bequiet.” However, people in diferent countries may use diferent signlanguages. OnceanEnglishmanwasinItaly.Hecouldspeak 13 Italian.One daywhilehewaswalkinginthestreet,hefelt 14 andwentintoa restaurant( € ).Whenthewaitercame,theEnglishman 15 his mouth,puthisfingersintoitandtookthemoutagainandmovedhislips ( í¨ ).Inthisway,he 16 tosay,“Bringmesomethingtoeat.”But thewaiterbroughthimalotofthingsto 17 .Firsttea,thencofee, thenmilk,butnofood.TheEnglishmanwas 18 thathewasnotableto telthewaiterhewashungry.Hewas 19 toleavetherestaurantwhen anothermancameinandputhishandsonhisstomach( ©L ).Andthis signwas 20 enoughforthewaiter.Inafewminutes,thewaiterbrought himalargeplateofbreadandmeat.AtlasttheEnglishmanhadhismealin thesameway.                         (  )11.Anice Bfriendly Cfine Dwel (  )12.Aeye Bhand Cmouth Darm (  )13.Aalitle Bfew Cafew Dlitle (  )14.Ahungry Btired Csad Dworied (  )15.Awashed Bopened Cclosed Dtouched (  )16.Awil Bmeant Chad Ddecided (  )17.Aeat Bdrink Ccary Dplay (  )18.Ahappy Bglad Csory Dafraid (  )19.Aquick Bslow Cready Dquiet (  )20.Agood Bbad Cbright Dwrong Ⅱ.nopq(S15¾¿,Ÿ20') QDÓ : ƒ„E… A、B、C ÷/’“ , ˆTU=‰Š‹Œ‚‹•n ¤TQ4‡SXYTU[6=DŠŽ‘ 。( S 10 ¾¿ , Ÿ 15 ' ) A BritainisveryclosetoFrancebuttherearemanyculturaldiferences indailylifebetweenthem.WhenanEnglishpersonistravelinginFrance, whatdoesheneedtofolow? Neverrefuse.Youshouldneverrefuseaninvitationtoasocialeventor anykindofofer,evenifyoudontlike.Maybeitisstrangeforyou.You wilfindthereisnopoliteBritishwayofsayingnoinFrance. Foodandeatingtimes.AsanEnglishclerk( á2 ),youareusedto eatingyourpackedlunchquicklyinfrontofacomputerscreenintheofice. Toyoursurprise,youwilfindFrenchclerksleavetheiroficesto restaurantsfortheirrelaxingmealsanda2hourbreak. AnotherthingaboutFrench,foodanddrinkcultureisthecofee culture.Youhavebeenusedtodrinkingcofeeinarestaurantquickly.But youwilfindFrenchpeopleoftenhavecofeeandslices( ª ‹ )of homemadecakewiththeiroldfriendsintheirwarmhomes.Iamsureyou wilalsoenjoythiskindoflifestyleverymuch. Greetings.Englishpeopleshaketheirhandsonthefirstmeeting,but inFrancepeoplegreeteachotherwithtwokissesonthecheekswhenthey meeteachotherforthefirsttime. (  )21.Saying“no”toaperson    . A.iseasyforaFrenchperson B.isrudeinFrance C.isquitecommonisFrance D.isstrangeforanEnglishman (  )22.WhatshouldyoudowhenyoumeetaFrenchpersonforthefirst time? A.Bowtohim/her. B.Shakehis/herhand. C.Kisshis/hercheeks. D.Hughim/her. (  )23.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytelus? A.TravelinginFrance. B.Makingfriendswithfrenchpeople. C.DeliciousfoodinFrance. D.CulturaldiferencesbetweenFranceandBritain. B Livinginaforeignculturecanbeexciting,butitcanalsobeconfusing ( OFÄÅ4 ).AgroupofAmericanswhotaughtEnglishinothercountries recentlydiscussedtheirexperiences.Theydecidedthatmiscommunications werealwayspossible,evenoversomethingassimpleas“yes”and“no”. OnherfirstdayinMicronesia,anislandinthePacific,Lisathought peoplewerentpayinganyatentiontoher.Thedaywashot.Shewentinto astoreandasked,“Doyouhavecolddrinks?”Thewomantheredidntsay anything.Lisarepeatedthequestion.Thewomanstilsaidnothing.She laterlearnedthatthewomanhadansweredher:Shehadraisedher eyebrows( «¬ ),whichinMicronesiameans“yes”. JanrememberedanexperienceshehadinBulgaria,acountryin Europe.Shewenttoarestaurantthatwasknownforitscabbage.Sheasked thewaiter,“Doyouhavecabbagetoday?”Henoddedhishead.Jan waited,butthecabbagenevercame.Inthatcountry,anodmeans“no”. TomhadasimilarproblemwhenhearivedinIndia.Afterexplaining somethinginclass,heaskedhisstudentsiftheyunderstood.They answeredwithmanydiferentnodsandshakesofthehead.Hethought somepeoplehadnotunderstood,soheexplainedagain.Whenheasked again,theydidthesamething.Hesoonfoundoutthathisstudentsdid understand.InIndia,peoplenodandshaketheirheadsindiferentways dependingonwheretheycomefrom.Youhavetoknowwhereapersonis fromtounderstandwhethertheymean“yes”or“no”. (  )24TheseAmericansteachingEnglishinothercountriesfoundthat they    . Ashouldgoabroadforvacations Bneededtolearnforeignlanguages Cshouldoftendiscusstheirexperiences Dhadproblemswithcommunications (  )25Tommisunderstoodhisclassatfirstbecause    . AhedidnotknowmuchaboutIndianculture Bhedidntexplaineverythingclearlyenough Csomestudentsdidntunderstandhisquestions Dhedidntknowwherethestudentscamefrom (   )26WhichofthefolowingisTRUE accordingto( ¬ ­ ) thispassage? AInBulgaria,noddingheadsmeans“no”. BJantaughtEnglishonaPacificisland. CLisawastryingtobuysomecabbage. DInIndia,onlyshakingheadsmeans“yes”. C FanShenghua,60,isoneoftheinheritors( Ó­F )oftheXihu Longjingtearoastingtechnique( ® g â É ).Hispalmstel you · !" · #$%& J· —71— —72— everything—theyrethick,rough,andfulofcaluses( ª¯ );theyarea reminderofmorethan40yearsofhardwork. “Youhavetotouchtheleaveswithyourhandstoseehowmuchwater shouldbeleft,”Fansaid.“Ifthereisnotenoughwater,theleaveswilbreak intopieces;ifthereistoomuchwater,theteawiltastebiter( °±4 ).” ThistraditionaltechniquedatesbacktotheMingandQingdynasties. Itnotonlymakessuretheteaisgood,butisalsoanimportantpartof Chineseteaculture.“Longjingtealeavesarefamousfortheircolor,taste andshape.Onlybyhandcanwemakethebestofthem.Itslikemakinga workofart,”Fansaid. Thesedays,however,morepeopleareusingmachinestodothejob.“Its easier,butthequalityisnotasgood,”Fansaid.“Machinemadeteafloats ( l² )longerinwaterandtastesbiter.” InMarch,2020,whenPresidentXiJinpingvisitedHangzhou,he watchedFanroasttealeaves.Fanchangedthestrengthandmovementof hishandsashefeltthetealeavesroasting.PresidentXiJinpinglatersaid, “Thethingsmadebytwopalmscannotbereplacedbymoderntechnology.” Fanisnowtrainingapprentices( M³ ).Hisson,a27yearold colegegraduate,isoneofthem.“Itsatradition.Weneedtopassit down,”saidthefather. (  )27.Whatdoes“Thistraditionaltechnique”referto? A.Pickingtealeaves. B.Atraditionalwayofdrinkingtea. C.Roastingtealeavesbyhand. D.Usingmachinestoheattealeaves. (  )28.AccordingtoFan,whatwilhappentotealeavesiftheyhave toomuchwater? A.Theywilgobadquickly. B.Theywilbreakintopieces. C.Theywillosetheirfreshtaste. D.Theywilhaveabitertaste. (  )29.WhatdoesFanthinkofroastingtealeaveswithmachines? A.Itcannotensurethequalityofthetea. B.Itmakestealeavesheavier. C.Itdoesntsaveanyenergy. D.Itcostsmoremoney. (  )30.Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph? A.Fanwilopenhisownschool. B.Fanssonstudiedteacultureincolege. C.Fanssonislearninghowtoroasttealeavesbyhand. D.Fanismakingthistechniquepopularworldwide. QVÓ : LM’“ž , ˆ’“”=‹Œ‚‹•ne–f—˜=Ž ‹Œ 。 ‹Œ‚+TŒgóh‹Œ 。( S 5 ¾¿ , Ÿ 5 ' ) Theworldisaninterestingplace.Diferentpeoplelikediferent things.Somepeoplelikeloudmusic.Otherpeopledont.31.     Manypeoplelikesports,buttheydonotallikethesamesports.In somecountries,cricket( &–²» )isaverypopularsport,butinothersit isnotpopularatal.NooneplaysitorwatchesitonTV.However,most peoplelikesoccer.TheWorldCupisverypopular.32.     Diferentpeoplelikediferentfoods.Somepeopledonotlikemeat. 33.     Somepeopledonotlikepotatoesorbread.Theypreferrice. 34.     Mostpeoplehavetheirfavoritecolors.Somepeoplelike brightcolors.Otherspreferpalecolors. Manypeopleliketraveling.Diferentpeoplelikediferentplaces. Somepeopleliketogotothecountries.Theylikethefreshair.Some peopleliketogotothecities.Becausetheylikeshopping.35.     Whatdoyoulike?Haveyougotanidea? A.Theylikesoftmusic. B.Noteveryonelikesthesamecolor. C.MilionsofpeoplewatchthegamesonTV. D.Diferentpeoplelikediferentkindsofpets. E.Theyeatfruitandvegetablesmostofthetime. F.Sotheydontraisepigsintheircountries. G.Someotherpeopleenjoybeautifulplaceslikethemountainsor beaches. Ⅲ.DE>F:/0456"BC,7O;PG"DE]^!H>F ( S 5 ¾¿ , Ÿ 10 ' ) 36 ²#h8E$Ä2D–!gÍ!À:% 。 Tom     someguests     myhomefordinnerlastweek. 37 Äu"œ&¡D–8 。 Helpyourselvestosome       . 38 uîü]'XYjŒ#Ð 。 You        finishtheworktonight. 39 7‚i<Ý , e(>g|?ó 。         China,Canadadoesnthavemanypeople. 40 ?üë)ș)f 。 Dontkeephim        outsidethedoor. 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