Unit 5 Understanding ideas 第1课时 Reading-【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）

Understanding ideas [答案　P17] 一、根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句子。 1．(大庆期末改编)Winter is the coldest season in a year. The temperature in Daqing can drop to 30℃ sometimes. 2．Yuan Longping is one of our national heroes. We admire him very much. 3．The marks on the wall show the growth of the boy. 4．You can benefit from the new study skills if you keep practising every day. 5．We are living in an era of rapid(快速的)technological development. 二、用所给单词的适当形式填空。 1．The river is so amazing that many tourists(tour)come to float on it. 2．Every responsible adult should respect shared spaces to keep society(social)in order within the community. 3．Using public transport helps reduce air pollution(pollute), so our city encourages people to take the subway. 4．People surf the Internet instead of reading newspapers. Do you think the newspapers will disappear(appear)completely? 5．There is something wrong with my neck. I can't move it freely(free). 三、根据句意选用方框中所给单词并用其适当形式填空。 1．Nature lovers can enjoy a large number of natural wonders in China. 2．There have been many dream teams throughout the history of sports. 3．(无锡期末)As a professor is giving a talk at the moment, we have to cancel our earlier plan. 4．(大连期末)Look at the picture. Some humans are hunting dodos on the island. 5．If the weather permits, we will plant trees tomorrow. 四、根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词。 1．为了减少空气污染，我们应该每天骑自行车上学。 In order to cut down air pollution, we should ride a bike to school every day. 2．我们担心他，因为他和别人相处有困难。 We are worried about him because he has difficulty in getting along with others. 3．我们应当再尝试一次，永远不要放弃珍贵的梦想。 We should try once again and never give up our valuable dream. 4．太平洋是地球上的四大洋之一。 The Pacific Ocean is one of the four oceans on the earth． 5．如果你犯下错误，可以停下来勇敢地重新开始。 If you make mistakes, you can stop and start over bravely. 五、阅读理解。 A (大连期末)“What if one person picked up one piece of rubbish every day？” said Zach Choboter. “That is such a little thing. But if everyone did that, imagine how clean the world would be.” Many years ago, Zach was living in Whistler, British Columbia, a famous place in Canada for skiing. He met many people who loved outdoor sports and started to be interested in rollerblading(轮滑)there. Since he loved rollerblading, he decided to do that for the environment. “I was learning about bees at that time, and the more I learn about something, the more I care，” he said. “Bees are amazing. They play a big role in the environment.” In fact, with the help of pollination(授粉)made by bees, we can get more fruit that is bigger, brighter, and sweeter. Sadly, bees are facing a hard situation now because of climate change and less living space for them. As a result, Zach started the organisation Blading for Bees. It was founded mainly for the protection of bee population. In 2021, Zach spent 91 days finishing a 10，093 kilometre rollerblading trip. That was enough to break the Guinness World Record for “Longest Continuous Journey on Rollerblades”. He wanted to bring people together to help the bees. And it would help all life on earth finally. Zach's trip isn't over yet. In 2025, he plans to travel around the world on rollerblades to let more people know about bees' situation. And he advises people to start with little things in life, such as picking up rubbish, or planting wildflowers. Zach thinks if everyone does so, it will make a big difference to the earth. (B)1.The underlined word “that” in the text refers to . A．skiing B．rollerblading C．picking up rubbish D．learning about bees (B)2.According to the text, the bees can . A．protect the environment B．help fruits grow better C．help people find living space D．report climate change (C)3.About Zach Choboter, which one is true? A．He is from America. B．He spent a lot on health care. C．He started an organisation to help bees. D．He finished all his rollerblading trip in 2021. (B)4.What is the purpose of Zach's rollerblading trip? A．To study bees. B．To ask people to protect bees. C．To keep healthy. D．To break the Guinness World Record. B[人与自然和谐共生] 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。 Guardians of the Wild: Our Shared Responsibility Wild animals face serious threats today. Species like pandas and tigers are in danger due to human activities. They struggle to survive as forests disappear, and many live on less than 10% of their original habitats. Poaching adds another disaster; for example, rhinos are hunted to sell their horns illegally. 1.B Why should we care? 2.A Bees pollinate crops to provide our food, while wolves control deer populations to protect forests. Without them, natural balances collapse, causing chain reactions that may lead to disasters like floods or crop failures. To protect these creatures, we must take action now. Governments need to create more protected areas. Citizens can help to reduce plastic waste that harms ocean life. Schools should teach children to respect nature early. 3.C Choosing sustainable palm oil saves orangutans' homes; reporting illegal wildlife trade saves lives. Remember: Saving wild animals isn't just to rescue them—4.E As Jane Goodall said, “We must learn to live in harmony with nature, or we will not survive.” A．Wild animals help to maintain healthy ecosystems. B．Climate change also forces animals to adapt faster than ever. C．Simple choices matter： D．Many wild animals are friendly to human beings. E．it's to ensure our own future. 六、完形填空。 Aru Village lies by Lake Ra'og Co in Xizang(西藏), China. Many years ago, to keep their lake clean, people from the village used boats to go across the lake and 1 rubbish in the water. The villagers cared about the 2 ， so they started this practice. Later, a bridge was built 3 the lake, so villagers no longer needed to use boats to cross it. 4 the idea of cleaning the lake remained. Tsering Dondrup, a village officer who used to go to school by boat, 5 how the older villagers picked up rubbish in the lake. He and other officers did a lot to help 6 the lake and its ecosystem. The village has forty­three 7 with 227 people now. A team of 44 people from the village are paid by the government to take turns to help keep the lake and 8 forests clean. They should also clean the roads and the area around the lake. They collect the rubbish and take it to the 9 place to be recycled. Dampa, a 46­year­old man from the team, started picking up rubbish in the lake about 20 years ago. “As part of this team, I can 10 about 3，500 yuan a year. I'm happy to do my part in keeping the lake clean，” he said. Now, Aru Village has become a good example of ecosystem protection. Lake Ra'og Co receives about 300，000 visitors every year. Village officer Xu Cong says the actions of both the villagers and the government has helped remain the beauty of the area. 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