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九年级英语
上册(外研版)
Unit 1 Teenagers today
Understanding ideas
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一、根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句子。
1.(无锡月考改编)My baby sister's hands are much tinier, but she always holds my f_____ tightly whenever we walk outside.
2.More importantly, we mustn't lose the o____________ Chinese fishing skill.
3.(无锡月考改编)Boys and girls, don't touch the machine u_____ you are allowed to.
4.(济宁期中改编)The new medicine works well on people with high b___ pressure.
5.(珠海月考改编)I often communicate with my pen pal ______(在国外)by email.
二、用所给单词的适当形式填空。
1.If you go to the street market during the Spring Festival, you will see many ____________(perform).
2.The story he told us was so __________(surprise)that everyone kept quiet for a moment.
3.(陇南三模改编)The new movie was a huge success, attracting millions of _______(view)worldwide.
4.Tea is very popular in some sayings, like “A friendship between _________ (gentleman)is like a cup of tea”.
5.(太原月考改编)As _________(teenage), we think we should be allowed to make our own decisions.
三、根据句意选用方框中所给单词并用其适当形式填空。
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1.In many countries, people seldom talk about _______ ages.
2.(白银期末改编)The student was praised by the teacher for his excellent ___________ in the exam.
3.(上海嘉定期中)The Great Wall is famous for its _______ length and history.
4.My deskmate asked me if I was __________ in parallel worlds.
5.(包头期末)More and more people come to know the importance of spreading our ___________ culture.
四、根据汉语意思完成句子,每空一词。
1.对于我们来说,学习中国历史和传承中华文化是很有必要的。
It's necessary for us to learn Chinese history and ____ Chinese culture _____.
2.我们学校的邮箱收到大量来自不同访客的信件。
Our school mailbox __ _______ ____ letters from different visitors.
3.春天万物复苏,是旅游的好季节。
Everything _____ __ ____ in spring. It is a good time to make a trip.
4.我们应当多参加运动,保持每日健康。
We should ____ ____ __ more sports to keep healthy every day.
5.人们相信,人工智能足够有趣,能够吸引年轻人的注意力。
It's believed that AI is interesting enough to ____ young people's _________.
五、阅读理解。
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(徐州模拟预测)Youth is worth celebrating and writing about. Chinese writer Liu Wanhui, better known by her pen name Bayue Chang'an, is famous for her youththemed books.
The Zhenhua Trilogy(《振华三部曲》)is among Liu's most popular works. The three novels—Happily Ever Before, Unrequited Love and With You are set in the fictional Zhenhua High School.
Liu's description of high school life hits home with young people. With You, for example, tells the story of a pair of high school deskmates—Geng Geng and Yu Huai. Yu is a top student, while Geng's grades are just average. However, things change after they take the high school entrance examination.
Liu said that Geng is the soul of With You. “She is an average student. But she has experiences, thoughts and dreams that are familiar to most of us,” Liu said. The author added that being kind and responsible is more important than getting good grades.
When Liu started to post her writing online in 2009, she was still studying at Peking University. Three years after graduation, she quit her job in finance(金融)and focused on writing. She made the decision because she believed that she had the potential(潜力)to develop as a writer. “Some people might think that it's a pity that I gave up the subject I studied for four years,” she said, “But as long as you work hard in any field, whether it's finance or writing, your work will pay off.”
The reward for her decision was not just making a lot of money, but also a wonderful feeling of satisfaction, she said.
( )1.What do the three novels of The Zhenhua Trilogy have in common?
A.All of the stories happen in the same school.
B.They all became popular because of a TV series.
C.They are all about top students' school lives.
D.They all focus on how to study well.
( )2.What is Geng like?
A.She is just like girls in other novels.
B.She and Yu Huai are very similar.
C.She is a very good student.
D.She has a good personality.
( )3.Why did Liu quit her job in finance?
A.Because she wanted to study at Peking University.
B.Because she didn't like her subject.
C.Because she could make more money.
D.Because she preferred writing.
( )4.What can we learn from the passage?
A.Liu thinks personality is more important than grades.
B.Liu studied at Peking University for three years.
C.Liu's books are popular among the top students in high school.
D.Liu got a big reward for her book Happily Ever Before.
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阅读短文,从方框内所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,其中有一个多余的选项。
(辽宁抚顺三模)26yearold Lyu Jiangtao is a student of Qinqiang at Shaanxi Opera Research Institute(陕西省戏曲研究院). Influenced by his parents, Lyu was interested in Qinqiang when he was little. 1._
Qinqiang is an old local opera that is popular in Shaanxi, as well as its neighboring areas, such as Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, and Xinjiang. The opera started from local folk songs and dance forms in the Yellow River Valley of Shaanxi and Gansu—the birthplaces of Chinese culture, and it dates back to the Qin Dynasty. Because it has long history, Qinqiang is regarded as the traditional opera in northwest China.
However, for most teenagers, it wouldn't be their first choice to decide on a career as a performer of Qinqiang. “2._” Lyu said with a sigh(叹气). “But this art form has to be inherited and passed on.”
Learning the basic skills of Qinqiang is very difficult, “I had injuries and accidents. I cried. 3._ That happened a lot,” said Lyu. “But that's what one has to go through in order to master the opera.”
Now, Lyu is good at Qinqiang, and more and more people start to enjoy his performance. “4._” he said. “I've loved it since I was little, and I will pass it on.”
A.I had fights with my parents.
B.It doesn't matter how much money I make.
C.And he has been learning it for many years.
D.Its culture and its spirit should never be remembered.
E.To tell the truth, fewer and fewer people are learning Qinqiang,
六、完形填空。
(沈阳期末)On a rainy day in September 1985, 20yearold Wang Zilin visited the Forbidden City. Walking through its red gates, he thought, “How wonderful it would be if I could 1 here!”
Four years later, he finished his study in archaeology(考古学)at Beijing University. He decided to go for a job at the Palace Museum instead. That 2 began his lifelong work there.
In 1998, Wang was asked to 3 over 60 storerooms in the Palace Museum. The task was not 4 . There were thousands of old things in these rooms, but only four people worked there.
Wang and his 5 team worked hard for years. They cleaned and recorded everything. Some were kept in small, dark places. Others were put high up—on the top of tall shelves, or inside towers. The team had to work very 6 . If they made even one wrong 7 , they could fall from high places.
Wang wrote a book about his experiences at the Palace Museum. The book raises an important question: how can we 8 modern needs with protecting ancient culture?
Wang thinks that the Forbidden City is special because it is not just a museum but a piece of history. He believes even broken parts have 9 because they show us the past. His idea of “restoring the old as old” influenced the protection practices at the Forbidden City.
“The Forbidden City teaches us about culture,” he says. “We must 10 its history while letting it live on.”
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B.visit
C.study
D.live
( )2.A.chance
B.plan
C.decision
D.gift
( )3.A.look at
B.look after
C.look for
D.look up
( )4.A.usual
B.great
C.hard
D.easy
( )5.A.clever
B.young
C.small
D.brave
( )6.A.carefully
B.quickly
C.silently
D.slowly
( )7.A.list
B.move
C.service
D.level
( )8.A.trust
B.develop
C.achieve
D.balance
( )9.A.degree
B.price
C.value
D.birth
( )10.A.keep
B.hold
C.find
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