2021年秋九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)《Module5Museums》單元練習(xí)(新版)外研版

1、..9.10.、4.Module5 Museums單元練習(xí)單項(xiàng)選擇共10小題；共10分People often lit a fire to ask for help whenin the olddays.A. i n troubleB. in pers onC.such asD.send outIt's no goodlike that.A. to talkB. talki ngC.talkedD.talkIf you knowwhocollectsthem,pleaseme.A. some one else; tellB.some on

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3、D. to be putt ingPare nts should not always compare their childre nothers.A. withB. ofC. asD. atThe child is so full ofthat he cannot keep still.A. forceB. en ergyC. powerD. stre ngthpicture books in class, please.A. Not readB. No readC. Not readi ngD. Don't read-Why do you suggest we buy a new

4、mach ine?-Because the old one has bee n destroyedA. bey ond reachC. bey ond con trolhere.A. Don't smok ingB. No smokeB. bey ond repairD. bey ond buyC. No smok ingD. Does n't smoke單詞拼寫(xiě)單句首字母填空共10小題；共10分I think p 物理is difficult to un dersta nd.The scie ntist is doing an ein the lab.The band has

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6、ld art ethat will make him rich and famous.20. Will you p your child if he makes mistakes?三、單詞拼寫(xiě)根據(jù)中文提示拼寫(xiě)單詞共10小題；共10分21.1 want to know how to控制the machine.22. 相比with taking medicine to lose weight, I'd like to take eno ugh exercise.23. Food can give us a lot of力量to do things.24. Just now we did a

7、n 實(shí)驗(yàn)in the laboratory.25. We went to a car 展覽last week because I am crazy aboutcars.26. That man is Li Ming's化學(xué)teacher.27. Mr. Green often 懲罰his children by not letting them play games.28. Do you always celebrate holidays with your整個(gè)的family?29. She had to make further交流with others before she mad

8、e adecisi on.30. You can get a better view of the lake if you go樓上.四、翻譯根據(jù)中文提示完成句子共5小題；共10分31. 當(dāng)你處于困境時(shí)，請(qǐng)給我打 。Please call me when you are .32. 難怪他生氣了。你打破了他的眼鏡。33.你可以把你自己和別人做一個(gè)比擬。You canyourselfother people34.我們應(yīng)該學(xué)會(huì)掌控自己的生活。Weshouldtolear n our own he is angry. You have broken his glasses.life.35.當(dāng)我們遇到困

9、難時(shí)，哭是沒(méi)用的。areinWhe nwetrouble, 五、完形填空共10小題；共15 分展覽品)on our collectionHelp Bennington Museum take care of the exhibits( by followi ng these rules: Do n't37 Walk in the museum, and move your body36in the museum. Use a quiet voice whe n talk ing. Onl y touch things that you have been 38to touch.39in

10、 the waste before If you have candy in your mouth, putyou en ter the museum or its galleries(畫(huà)廊). Be good 40. Raise your hand to ask or an swer a questi on. Food and drinks are only allowed in the exhibiti on hall and lunch room(Educati on Cen ter). Photograph is allowed,41not in the Gran dma Moses

11、Gallery orin the Flag Gallery. Students must be followed by chaperons( 監(jiān)護(hù)人) at all times. If nochaper ons goes into a restroom 42stude nts (for example, there are no adults with the group), stude nts are allowed into the restroom no more tha n 3 at a time.43the rules by Chaperons should make sure th

12、e students stay ing with them and stop them from talk ing loudly duri ng the visit.to care for the 44in the shop.If you follow these rules, you will surely have aand safe School groups are welcome in the Museum Gift Shop. Chapero ns are askedmuseum visit.36. A. quicklyB. regularlyC. usuallyD. carefu

13、lly37. A. travelB.shoutC. sleepD. drink38. A. allowedB. refusedC. warnedD. passed39. A. themB. usC. itD. him40. A. speakersB. reportersC. creatorsD. liste ners41. A. butB. andC. soD. or42. A. forB. withC. aga instD. by43. A. breakB. makeC. followD. change44. A. writersB. soldiersC. sportsme nD. stud

14、e nts45. A. clearB. funC. hardD. wise45六、閱讀理解共12小題；共24分These days picture n ews is very popular with young people. Here are some chose n from the Internet by Jack. Read on to find out which one you like best. Spring is comi ng, together with butterflies 蝴蝶! On March 31, the Natural History Museum in

15、 London, UK, had a butterfly show. Childre n came over andplayed with these beautiful creatures. They also got to know how butterflies growup. Colorful butterflies flew freely at the show. They sometimes Ian dedonvisitors. Look! A large blue butterfly sits on the nose of the girl. Earlier in April 2

16、021, SanlianTaofen Bookstore became the first 24hour bookstore in Beijing. It hopes to encourage more people to read books."We welcome every one who loves to read books at any time," The gen eral manager of the store told China Youth Daily.Although many people can now buy books on li ne, m

17、any readers still like the feeli ng in bookstores. They can touch the books and smell the print. This year, many children in the UK will have a new Ianguage to study: Chin ese.Start ing in 2021, stude nts aged 7-11 in the UK n eed to study one of seve n foreig n Ian guages. They can choose from Fren

18、 ch, Germa n, Spani sh, Italia n, Lat in, Greek希臘語(yǔ)and Chinese.The British government is offering to train a group of Chinese-language teachers. They will teach Chin ese to more tha n 3,000 primary school stude nts.China and the UK work together in many fields. So it's importa nt that the future

19、generation代人can speak Chinese.46. What could childre n get from visit ing the butterfly show?A. Beautiful creatures.B. Pleasure and kno wledge.C. Colorful butterflies.D. Care by the visitors.47. Which of the following is TRUE according to the second news?A. You can read in the bookstore only during

20、the daytime.B. San lia n Taofe n Bookstore ope ns 24 hours a day.C. Readi ng on li ne is more enjoyable tha n readi ng in bookstores.D. Many people read in bookstores in order to save mon ey.48. The best title for the third n ews should be.A. Primary Schools in the UKB. Chin ese Teachers in the UKC.

21、 Chin ese Comes to the UKD. Foreig n Lan guages in the UK49. Which of the followi ng correctly matches the picture with the n ews?C. Picture ct Seco nd newsB. Picture b t First n ewsD. Picture d t Second n ewsBApple's logo is one of the most familiar icons圖標(biāo)around the world. Butwhat's the st

22、ory about the Apple logo? The image of the apple is obvious, because that's the n ame of the compa ny. What about the bite? The famous story is that the logo shows respect and honour for Alan Turing. He was the father of computer scienee.He researched artificialintelligenee人 工智能 and uniocked Ger

23、manwartime codes 密碼.However, after the war, he was put into pris on because of his beliefs. He could not sta nd the look ing dow n and chose to bite a pois oned apple to end his life in the pris on.However, Rob Janoff, who desig ned the famous Apple logo, said,“ It's notthe truth, but only a leg

24、end傳說(shuō), 傳奇.The real reason why I designed it with abite is very simple. I wan ted people to get that it was an apple not a cherry櫻桃. When I go to markets to buy apples, I always mistake apples for cherries. Itreally has nothing to do with the scie ntist.Are you kidd ing? An apple is much bigger tha n

25、 a cherry. It's very easy totell. But if you use an apple to desig n a logo, some people may mistake it for a cherry.50. Both the apple and the cherry are almost the same actuallyin .A. shapeB. sizeC. colourD. weight51. Accord ing to the passage, Ala n Turing.A. died in the pris onB. used an app

26、le to desig n a logoC. was put into prison during the warD. was the father of a computer compa ny52. What's the purpose of writing the passage about the apple logo?A. To in troduce its desig nerB. To tell us a lege nd about itC. To try to find the truth of itD. To explain its market researchCLon

27、don135London Eyethewheelsmeters high andworld's tallest observati on景摩天輪 .It has 32 capsules密閉艙and carries about 10,000 visitors every day. You can travel in complete safely.And you can see up to 40 kilometers away in alldirect ionsfrom eachcapsule.Because of the way the capsules are hun g, it p

28、rovides a full 360-degree panorama全景when you are at the top of wheel.Buck in gham PalaceBuck in gham PalaceQuee n Elizabeth II's official reside nee寢宮.The State Room 國(guó)事廳in it have been opened to the public for the Summer Opening since 1993. At first, the Summer Opening was con sidered a way to r

29、aise money for repairi ng Buck in ghamPalace, but it became so popular that the Queen has continuedto let visitorenjoy it every summer. The Quee n is not at Buck in gham Palace whe n it is ope n tothe public shegoesto oneofhercountry reside nee.Ifyouarevisit ingatadiffere nttime oftheyear, gotoseeth

30、e Changing of the Guard 換崗儀式.objects are kept in theThe British MuseumThe British Museum was opened to the publiccontinues to be free si nee the n.More tha n 7 millio nBritish Museum, and it would probably take a week to see everything! Don't think the British Museum is full of works of art from

31、 old En gla nd. In fact, it is full of the treasures the soldiers brought back from faraway places. Those treasures in clude some collect ions which are the largest and best-k nown in the world.53. The in correct descripti on of London Eye is thatA. it is one of the world's tallest observati on

32、wheelsB. you can see up to 40 kilometers away in all direct ions from each capsuleC. it has 32 capsules and carries around 1,000 visitors every dayD. you can enjoy a full 360-degree pano rama whe n you are at the top of thewheel54. The aim of ope ningBuck in gham Palace to the public every summer is

33、to .A. raise money for buildi ng a new palaceB. let visitors see the Changing of the GuardC. let visitors enjoy the Quee n's country reside neeD. raise money for repairi ng it and let visitors enjoy it55. From the passage, we know that.A. the British Museum is opened for free only in summerB. th

34、e British Museum has more than 70 million objectsC. some of the treasures were brought to En gla nd by foreig n visitorsD. you may need 7 days to enjoy everything in the British MuseumDIs it a tree? Is it a bear? If you're looking at a tree in theshape of a bear, it's a topiary(林木雕塑 ).A topi

35、ary is a tree or a bush(灌木that is trained into a shape. Growing a topiary garden takes both time and skills.A topiary gardener should make a drawing first. The drawingshows the final shape that the gardener likes. The gardener then chooses a bush for the topiary. It may be one that is just pla nted

36、or one that is already in place.In June of the plant's first year, the gardener looks for new leaves. Whenthe leaves grow, it's time to shape(給造型 )the bottom of the bush. It needsabout five years. The top is not trimmed during this time. In the fifth year, thebush grows tall eno ugh for shap

37、 ing. Then the garde ner begi nsto shape the wholebush.Once a topiary has bee n started, it n eeds care all year. I n the summer it must be cut many times to keep its shape. This cutting also helps the bush grow.In win ter the bushes don't grow. The garde ners have to brush snow of the pla nts,o

38、r snow may hurt some parts of them.Topiarygarde ningis a very old art. The Roma ns did it in the firstcentury. In the sixteenthcentury,people in Europe like topiaries, too. In thelate 1600s, topiaries were also grown in America. Today it's popular in many parts of the world.56. Put the follow in

39、g in the right order accord ing to the passage.a. The garde ner chooses a bush for the topiary.b. The whole bush grows tall eno ugh for shap ing.c. The garde ner begi ns to shape the bottom of the bush.d. The garde ner draws the shape of a topiary.A. d-a-b-cB. b-c-a-dC. a-d-c-bD. d-a-c-b57. In which

40、 part of the world did the topiary gardening begin first?A. I n Rome.B. I n Europe.C. I n America.D. I n Africa.七、短文7選55選5等共4小題；共8分Last week, Class 1 went on a trip to London Zoo. They had a wild day out!Almost every one had a favorite ani mal. But they were almost all differe nt!58. . Some people l

41、iked funny an imals like mon keyswhich jumparound and play with each other. But almost every ani mal was somebody's favoriteeven the sn ake!Thetrip to the zoo was for study, as well as a day out.59. they were there for an art less on! Their art teacher, Mr.Hall, takes the class on a trip to the

42、zoo every year. "It's good for the studentsto get out of the classroom and do art," he said. "60. Manystude nts do their best work on this trip."The trip gave Class 1 something else to talk about. They argued about whether zoos were cruel. The zoo animals were from all around

43、 the world. How could they all be comfortable? How could they be happy fenced in and watched by lots of people? 6 . What do you think?A. Class 1 had a great discussi onB. All the students in Class 1 liked the tripC. But Class 1 did n't go there to lear n about scie neeD. Many people liked soft,

44、furry ani mals like pan dasE. It helps them see that they can draw and sketch anything, any where八、閱讀與表達(dá)問(wèn)答式共3小題；共6分Earth Hour started in Sydney on March 31st, 2007. It calls on families and buildings to turn off the lights from 20:30 to 21:30 on the last Saturday night ofMarch. In 2007 more tha n 2.2 millio n homes and bus in esses turned off their lights.A yearlater, on March 29, Earth Hour 2021 became a global activity and was supported by 50 million people from thirty-five countries. On March 28, 2021over 2100 cities in another eight countries took part in it. Earth Hour ca