九上 Module 8 Unit 3 Language in use-【精彩练习】2024-2025学年九年级全一册英语同步评价作业教师用书配套Word（外研版）

Unit 3　Language in use

一、用方框中所给单词或短语的适当形式填空。每个单词或短语限用一次

decide, method, break, able, take pride in

1．She dropped the plate and it __broke__ into pieces.

2．This __method__ has quite a few advantages.

3．My father made an important __decision__ to let me study abroad.

4．Her success depends on her great effort and __ability__．

5．We all __take__pride__in__ the great progress you've made.

二、根据汉语或首字母提示写出单词的正确形式

1．There were no __seats__(座位) left so I had to stand up.

2．He said I __kicked__(踢) him, but I never touched him!

3．Grandma usually talks with me about her __memories__(记忆) of the war.

4．Dad's excuse__ for forgetting my birthday was that he was too busy.

5．After the accident, Anne suffered__ a lot from her foot problem.

三、用所给动词的适当形式完成短文

This spring my elder brother and I 1．__spent__(spend) a long weekend cycling in the countryside. We rode slowly 2．__to__exercise__(exercise) our bodies. We just wanted 3．__to__get__(get) some fresh air and a break. We really had a great time 4．__riding__(ride) along country roads. Many flowers and plants 5．__were__seen__(see) to grow along the roadsides.After ten kilometres, a small village 6．__was__found__(find), and we took great interest in it. So we went near it and we 7．__were__asked__(ask) to come into a farmer's house. It was old, and lots of corn was hung(悬挂) on the walls. We 8．__felt__(feel)  surprised. We 9．__were__told__(tell) that corn could 10．__be__dried__(dry) easily in that way. How

interesting! We enjoy such cycling. It's simple and fun.

四、阅读理解

What makes organised(有组织的) sports fun for kids? A team at George Washington University (GWU), led by Amanda J. Visek, has done some studies on it. Visek says that lots of kids give up playing organised sports around age 13 or 14 because they think the sports aren't fun any more. She thinks that if she can find out what makes organised sports fun, she can help more kids play longer and develop lifelong exercise habits.

First, Visek and her team listed 81 things called “fun determinants(决定因素)” that make organised sports fun by working with over 200 players, coaches and parents. Then they asked some players (aged between 8 and 18) to rate(评定) how important each determinant was to their enjoyment of playing organised sports.

The ranking(排名) of the 81 fun determinants was surprising. You may think winning is the most important determinant. But it was only ranked 40th. Lots of players spend their weekends travelling to tournaments(锦标赛). But they ranked “playing in tournaments” and “travelling to new places to play” 58th and 71st.

What did the players think made organised sports fun? They ranked “trying your best”， “exercising and being active”， and “getting along with your teammates” in the top 10 most important fun determinants.

More recently, Visek's team compared the ranking results of boys and girls. They also compared younger players' with older players'.

Some people think girls like sports because they want to be with their friends while boys like to compete(竞争). Visek's team's studies, however, showed boys' and girls' rankings were very close. The same was true for younger and older players.

So what can we learn from Visek's team's studies? As Visek said, “When it comes to organised sports, kids just want to have fun.”

(　A　)1．What can we learn from Paragraph 1?

A．Why Visek's team has done studies on organised sports.

B．What helps kids develop lifelong exercise habits.

C．What makes organised sports fun for kids.

D．Why some kids think sports are not fun.

(　A　)2．Which is right about the ranking of the following fun determinants?

a. winning        b. playing in tournaments

c. exercising and being active    d. travelling to new places to play

A．cabd      B．cbad      C．bacd      D．bcad

(　B　)3．According to the passage, what should parents do to let their children enjoy organised sports?

A．Watch sports games with them.    B．Encourage them to do their best.

C．Ask them to join in many competitions.    D．Give them advice on how to win a game.

五、语法填空

Every Wednesday evening, a group of runners in Chongqing gather(集合) at a meeting point. They go for a 5－to－8－kilometre run through the city each time.

But this is not 1．__a__ common run. They pick up trash(垃圾) when they run. They are glad that they can keep fit while 2．__helping__(help) clean up the environment. Katalin Sogor started Trash Running in Chongqing.

Now, the group has run through almost all the main areas of Chongqing. “It's a fast－growing group，” Sogor said. There are now more 3．__than__ 200 trash runners from all walks of life, 4．__like__ office workers, yoga teachers, and restaurant owners. The oldest is in their 40s, and the 5．__youngest__(young) is just 5.

“I'm proud 6．__to__make__(make) the earth cleaner，” said 8－year－old Li Haoze. He joined the group in May with his parents. The boy 7．__broke__(break) his left arm not long ago, but he wanted to keep running, so he made the 8．__decision__(decide) to pick up trash with his right hand instead.

Sogor said, “What one person can do is limited(有限的), 9．__so__ we run together to