Unit 3 Developing ideas 第3课时 Listening and speaking-【勤径学升】2026-2027学年九年级上册英语同步练测教师用书Word（外研版·新教材）

Developing ideas [答案　P9] 一、语音练习，根据要求填空。 1．(丹东期末)下面句子四个选项中，可以连读的是A。 She gave a boy some toys and science books. And then the boy thanked her sincerely. A．gave a boy B．science books C．then the D．her sincerely 2．(丹东期末)下面句子四个选项中，不可以连读的是C。 Come on, Jack. You are so good at it. I'm sure you can work it out. A．Come on B．good at C．sure you D．work it 3．(滨州期末)不适宜连读的是C。 A．look at B．good idea C．take photos D．make a wish 4．(上海月考)The phrase “A” does not contain linking of sounds. A．make long journeys B．send emails C．use a computer D．ride a train 5．(珠海期末)下列选项中不存在连读现象的是A。 A．book shelf B．for it C．in English D．come on 二、根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句子。 1．It's important to stick to your diet if you want to lose weight． 2．(扬州一模)His fourth novel is a murder mystery set in New York. 3．We will arrive at the station around/about three o'clock in the afternoon. 4．It is reported that people throw away tons(吨)of plastic every year. We should reduce plastic use. 5．I was doing my homework when the typhoon landed on the coast． 三、根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词。 1．据报道，2025年中国未成年人的平均读书量为11.72本。 It's reported that the number of books that Chinese teenagers read is 11.72 on average in 2025. 2．(聊城期末)这个公园以它的湖而闻名。它占据了公园面积的一半以上。 The park is famous for its lake. It takes up over half of the park area. 3．他做出了一个艰难的决定，离开他熟悉的城市。 He made a hard decision to leave the city he was familiar with． 4．(汉中期中)当找到饱满的坚果时，它们的小眼睛里满是喜悦。 Their little eyes are full of joy when they find plump nuts. 5．(哈尔滨月考改编)我看到一件艺术品，上面挂着成千上万颗在坠落的玻璃“泪珠”。 I saw an artwork with thousands of glasses “tears” falling down. 四、阅读理解。 (重庆月考)On a small and lonely island in the Pacific called Malden, people find something strange: many flat, heavy stones on the ground. On them, there is a carving of a person with a bird's head and wings, called the “birdman”. These stones are a mystery from long ago. Western sailors first saw the stones in the 1800s. Later, a scientist named Dr Eleanor Vance studies the island. She learns that Polynesian people once lived there in a small group with a leader. They have a special place for ceremonies, like a stone platform. Most birdman stones stand there. What does the birdman mean? One idea connects it to stories from other Polynesian places, like Easter Island. There, they have a “Birdman” competition every year. Dr Vance thinks the Malden stones are part of a similar idea. Also, the carvings are not all the same. This might mean different stones are for different families or events. But another expert, Dr Kenji Tanaka, has a different idea. He says we cannot just use the Easter Island story. The birdman on Malden Island looks different—it often stands very still, like a guard. Also, near some stones, there are other carvings of stars, waves, and boats. Dr Tanaka thinks the birdman might be a symbol that connects different ideas. “Birds fly in the sky and travel far over the sea. People live on land，” he says. “The birdman is both. It could be a wise ancestor(祖先)who guides boats at sea. Or it could show how a leader must understand both his people and the powerful sea around them.” Why are the stones there? They are very heavy, so the work is difficult. Dr Vance thinks they might mark land or remember important leaders. Dr Tanaka thinks they are sacred objects, used in special ceremonies when boys become men. Carving the hard stone may be a way to show respect. The stones are still there today. They are like a book in a language we are still learning to read. They make us think about how those old people see their world on a small island in a very large ocean. (A)1.What is the most likely meaning of the underlined word “ceremonies” in the passage? A．Special activities that follow old traditions. B．Children's games or plays. C．Important public events or gatherings. D．Buildings or houses of a group of people. (B)2.Which of the following correctly describes the two experts' ideas in the text? A．Both experts believe the Bird­man stones were made from other islands. B．Dr Vance thinks the stones are similar to Easter Island's tradition, while Dr Tanaka looks for a broader meaning. C．Dr Tanaka thinks the stones were used in different ways for different families. D．Both experts agree that the stones are meaningless carvings. (C)3.What can we infer from the passage? A．There was once a large city on Malden Island. B．All the Bird­man carvings look the same. C．Dr Tanaka's ideas show the importance of the ocean environment to the islanders. D．The writer claims to have found the one correct answer to the mystery. (A)4.What is the best title for this passage? A．The Unknown Mystery of the Birdman Stone B．Birdman's Journey into the Ocean C．Small Islanders' World and Lives D．Why Human Makes Stones for Ceremonies 五、完形填空。 (重庆期中改编)Hanfu has become popular again in China. More and more people fall in love with it, and they usually wear hanfu 1 and excitedly. Hanfu has also attracted many 2 ， who are from foreign countries. Randy, a man from Canada, is one of them. Randy was born in 1966. He is now a super fan of 3 culture. And Randy has a Chinese name—An Bailong. He teaches English in Mianyang Normal University in Sichuan Province. In the city, he often 4 people in hanfu in the streets. After seeing that many times, Randy started to have a 5 interest in it and really wanted to have a try. “My first try was the Tang 6 . I can't forget the first time I put it on，” said the man. “It 7 me very special, and it is still my favourite style today.” Every time he 8 hanfu, he has a feeling of travelling back to ancient times. Hanfu is like a door for Randy. It 9 him to a world of colourful Chinese culture. In the past, he only knew China has a long history. And now hanfu helps him to know more about Chinese culture. Randy is making short 10 about hanfu. “I can't wait to show Chinese culture to the world，” said Randy. “I hope more people will learn about hanfu and China through my videos.” (B)1.A．early B．happily C．differently D．carelessly (D)2.A．teenagers B．students C．members D．foreigners (A)3.A．Chinese B．Canadian C．American D．English (B)4.A．pulls B．sees C．uses D．visits (C)5.A．good B．friendly C．strong D．beautiful (C)6.A．century B．age C．style D．dynasty (B)7.A．touched B．made C．helped D．showed (D)8.A．puts away B．puts down C．puts up D．puts on (A)9.A．leads B．catches C．advises D．follows (D)10.A．movies B．talks C．lessons D．videos 六、语法填空。 (莆田期中)From the Sanxingdui Ruins to the Nanhai No.1 shipwreck, plenty of discoveries tell us a lot about China's past. In consideration of their great historical value, a cultural reality show has 1.come(come)out to tell the stories of six cultural treasures, including the two mentioned above. The show named The Mystery of China not only shows us around these cultural treasures 2.but asks experts questions to help us get a better understanding of them. To narrow down their 3.choices(choose)to six, the production team of the show visited many of China's well­known cultural sites and compared them 4.carefully(careful). They also met a lot of challenges when 5.making(make)this show. Making an introduction of these cultural treasures in the best way was among them. “If we follow the time order, we'll have to start from the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties or even 6.earlier(early). China's history is so long that it's 7.impossible(possible)for us to complete that，” said Li, the show's director. “A collection of royal objects from the Tang Dynasty was accidentally found by someone in 8.a small village in Shaanxi in 1970. Who hid them under ground and why did they do so? We hope to help uncover all these mysteries to make people learn more about our nation and 9.its(it)shining culture.” According to Li, “who we are” and “where we come from” are key questions. “We expect every person can get their answers 10.after/when/by watching this show. That's one of the show's purposes，” Li said. 七、阅读与表达。 [体育＋医学＋文化](沈阳期中)You've probably heard how Chinese culture is truly rich and full. There are all kinds of ancient and modern ways to keep our bodies fit. One of the most wonderful is Baduanjin(八段锦), which is also called Eight Pieces of Brocade. It uses special breathing skills to improve both physical and mental health. Now let's take a closer look at these Chinese exercises that have been helping people stay healthy for hundreds of years. Baduanjin is one of the most ancient forms of Chinese qigong(a system of deep­breathing exercises). It is famous for its health benefits. This qigong style is mainly about breathing by taking slow, deep breaths, and helps relax our body and calms the mind. There are lots of good things about practising Baduanjin, such as improving physical fitness, getting better sleep, keeping good mental state and reducing stress. So people of all ages and fitness levels can practise it. Whether in the park or at one's home, Baduanjin provides gentle and effective care for both body and mind. 1．What is Baduanjin also called? It is also called Eight Pieces of Brocade. 2．What is Baduanjin famous for? It is famous for its health benefits. 3．What are the good things of practising Baduanjin？(List at least two) Improving physical fitness; getting better sleep; keeping good mental state; reducing stress.(答出两点即可) 4．What kind of sports activities do you have in your daily life? Try to explain it. Write 30 words or more. In my daily life, I have different sports activities. Running is one of my favourites. It's a great way to keep healthy and clear my mind. I usually run in the park near my home, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful scenery.(开放性试题，答案不唯一) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $