Unit 7课文改编 ：词语运用+短文填空+盲填三合一2026-2027学年人教版英语九年级上册

**基本信息** 以课文为载体，通过词语运用、短文填空、盲填三合一训练，系统整合语法（被动语态、时态）、词汇变形（名/形/副转换）及固定搭配，构建从提示到自主运用的递进式语言能力培养体系。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|方法提炼|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |词语运用|10题|给定单词语境变形（如gift→gifted）、被动语态（was written）|依托课文语境，聚焦词汇形态转换与语法应用| |短文填空|10题|括号内词词形转换（如value→valuable）、固定搭配（look down on）|在词语运用基础上，增加语法结构（not...until）的语境化运用| |盲填|10题|介词（by/as）、代词（his）、连词（But）等功能词运用|剥离提示，强化语篇逻辑（如转折But）与固定搭配（think of...as）的自主判断|

【原创】九上 Unit 7 课文改编三合一练习 班级:_________ 姓名：_________ 课文原文： Chopin: A Great Inspiration When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which was written by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!” Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest pianists—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a gifted composer who left behind more than 200 musical works. Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school until he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 to widen his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life. Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today. Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked down on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important characteristic in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a valuable art form. His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people proudly think of Poland as the country of Chopin. When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries to attend his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old. （出自人教版九上Unit7 Feel the Rhythm Section B） 一、词语运用 从方框中选择合适的单词，用其正确形式填空。每词只用一次，有两项多余。 wide, value, outdo, attend, move, gift, write, proud, folk, piano, poet, character When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which (1)______________by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!” Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest (2)______________—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a (3) ______________composer who left behind more than 200 musical works. Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school until he was 16, but soon (4) _____________ his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 (5) _______________ his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life. Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today. Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked down on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important (6) _________________ in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a (7) ________________ art form. His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people (8) _________________ think of Poland as the country of Chopin. When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries (9) ________________ his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his (10) _______________ and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old. 1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________ 6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________ 二、短文填空 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或用括号内所给单词的正确形式填空。 When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which (1)______________(write)by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!” Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest (2)______________(piano)—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a (3) ______________(gift)composer who left behind more than 200 musical works. Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school (4) ______________ he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 (5) _______________(wide) his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life. Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today. Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked (6)____________ on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important (7) _________________(character) in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a (8) ________________(value) art form. His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people (9) _________________(proud) think of Poland as the country of Chopin. When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries (10) _____________(attend) his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old. 1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________ 6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________ 三、盲填 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词，使短文通顺、意思完整。 When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which was written (1)______________young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!” Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated (2)______________ one of the world’s greatest pianists—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a gifted composer who left (3) ______________ more than 200 musical works. Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school (4) ______________ he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 to widen his musical experience. By 1832, he had made (5) _____________ way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the (6) _____________ of his life. Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today. Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked (7)____________ on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. (8) _______________ it became an important characteristic in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a valuable art form. His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going (9)_______________ years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people proudly think of Poland (10) _______________the country of Chopin. When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries to attend his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old. 1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________ 6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________ 参考答案： 一、词语运用 1.was written 先行词a work（作品）和write是被动；主句为过去时，用一般过去时被动was written。 2.pianists one of + 复数名词；pianist钢琴家，复数pianists。 3.gifted gift变形容词gifted，意为“有天赋的”，修饰composer。 4.outdid outdo的过去式outdid，意为“超越，胜过”，全文过去时态。 5.to widen widen是wide的动词；不定式表目的：送去维也纳拓宽音乐阅历。 6.characteristic character变形characteristic，名词，意为“特色、特征”。 7.valuable value变形容词valuable，修饰art form：珍贵的艺术形式。 8.proudly proud变副词proudly，修饰动词think of：自豪地认为。 9.to attend 不定式表目的：远道而来参加葬礼；attend funeral参加葬礼。 10.moving move变形容词moving，动人的，修饰music。 二、短文填空 1.was written 先行词a work和write是被动关系，主句为一般过去时，用一般过去时被动语态。 2.pianists one of + 可数名词复数；piano对应职业pianist（钢琴家），复数形式pianists。 3.gifted gift变为形容词gifted，意为“有天赋的”，修饰名词composer。 4.until 固定结构not…until… 直到……才…… 5.to widen wide变动词widen；不定式作目的状语，表“送去维也纳来拓宽音乐阅历”。 6.down 固定短语look down on 轻视、看不起。 7.characteristic character变形为名词characteristic，意为“特色、特征”。 8.valuable value变为形容词valuable，修饰art form，意为“珍贵的”。 9.proudly proud变为副词proudly，修饰动词think of，作状语。 10.to attend 不定式作目的状语，远道而来是为了参加葬礼。 三、盲填 1.by 2. as 3. behind 4. until 5. his 6.rest 7. down 8. 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