人教版九年級英語上冊unit5

金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作TestforUnit5i?單項選擇。TOC\o"1-5"\h\z()1.一Whatistheforkmadeof?—It'smadeof.silkB.cottonC.steelD.grass()2?It'snecessaryforhumanbeingstobreathe02andplantscanit.developB.produceC.improveD.introduce()3.一Doyoubelievethatpaperismadewood?一Yes,Ido.Andyoucanseethatbooksaremadepaper.from；fromB.from；ofC.of；fromD.of；of()4.一DoyouknowBingXin?一Ofcourse.Shechildren'sworks.isdifferentfromB.isfamousforC.isproudofD.catchesupwith()5.一Excuseme,haven'tyoulearnedthenewlaw?Everyoneinacarmustweartheseatbelt.一Sorry,wewon'tdothatagain.A.foodB.trafficC.medicineD.education()6.一Arethereanyflowersthesidesofthemountains?一Yes.They'reallplantedhand.A.on；byB.in；inC.in；byD.on；in()7?Peoplelightthelanternsandwatchthemtheskywiththeirbestwishes.A.turnintoB.sendoutC.riseintoD.putinto()8?Thiskindofmobilephonelooksnice,andpriceisverylow.A.it'sB.theirsC.itsD.them()9?Thepairofontheleftmadeofwool.A.glove；isB.gloves；areC.glove；areD.gloves；is()10.Thedumplingsaresocold.Youmustbeforeeatingthem.A.heatB.finishC.remainD.keep()11JfyouwanttoimproveyourEnglish,youshouldpracticeit.A.everyday；everydayB.everyday；everydayC.everyday；everydayD.everyday；everyday()12.EachdifferentpartofChinahasformsoftraditionalart.A.ownspecialB.specialownC.itsownspecialD.ownspecialits()13?Thisandthispairofaremadeof.A.glass；glasses；glassesB.glasses；glass；glassC.glasses；glasses；glassD.glass；glasses；glass()14?MissZhangbyallofusbecauseherclassesarealwaysandinteresting.A.loves；lovelyB.loves；livingC.isloved；livelyD.isloved；lovely()15.一Howfardotheylive?—Iknow,theyliveinthesametown.A.AsfarasB.AslongasC.AswellasD.AsoftenasII?完形填空。Pizzaispopular.It'susuallyroundandmadewithtomatosauceandcheese.Pizzamayhavebegunas__16foodforthepoorinItaly.Theytookflatbreadandtoppeditwitholiveoil,tomatoes,andcheese.In1889,apizzawasmadebythatwas」7__foraking!Itwasmadebyusingitemsinthe__18__oftheItalianflag.Tomatoesmaderedthecheesewaswhite,andfreshbasil(羅勒)__19__addedsomegreen.AnItalianbakermadethispizzaforthekingandqueenofItaly.Pizzawasn'tjustforthepoor__20!Italianimmigrants(移民)broughtpizzatoAmerica.Thishappened__21__thelate1800s.PizzagainedfansoutsideItalyafterWWII.Theyare22__knownbyAmericansoldiers.Theyhad__23pizzasinItaly.Theybroughthomeacraving(渴望)formore.In1948,aboxedmix(混合配枓)appearedingrocerystores.Peoplecould__24__Romanpizzamixandmaketheirownpizzas.Pizzarestaurantsspreadacrosstheland.Pizzadeliverygot__25—startin1960.America'sloveforpizzacontinuedtogrow.Nowtherearcevenbarbecuepizzas!()16?A.livelyB.localC.centralD.direct()17?A.fitB.silentC.absentD.pride()18?A.colorsB.speedsC.novelsD.corners()19?A.speakersB.guardsC.leavesD.gardens()20?A.anymoreB.neverC.seldomD.already()21?A.forB.aboveC.withD.during()22?A.politelyB.exactlyC.widelyD.normally()23?A.suggestedB.mailedC.tastedD.avoided()24?A.sellB.requireC.dealD.buy()25?A.herB.itsC.hisD.theirIII?閱讀理解。BWhenwethinkofpaper,wethinkofnewspapersandbooks.Buttherearemanyotheruses.Onlyhalfoftheworld'spaperisusedforbooksandnewspapers.Paperisverygoodforkeepingyouwarm.Youhaveperhapsseenhomelessmenasleeponalargenumberofnewspapers.InFinland,itissometimes一40°Cinwinter.Thefarmerswearpaperboots(靴子)inthesnow.Nothingcouldbewarmer.Eachyear,moreandmorethingsaremadeofpaper.Wehavehadpapercupsandplatesforalongtime.Butnowwehearthatchairs,tables,andevenbedscanbemadeofpaper.Withpaperbootsandshoes,youcanwearpaperhats,paperdresses,andpaperraincoats.Whenyouhaveusedthemonce,youthrowthemawayandbuynewones.Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesearenotsmallhousesforchildrentoplayin,butreal,bighousesforpeopletolivein.Youcanbuyahousewiththreeroomsforabout500dollars.Youcanputitupbyyourselfinafewhours,andyoucanuseitforaboutfiveyears.TOC\o"1-5"\h\z()31?Onlyhalfoftheworld'spaperisusedto.A.buildhousesB.helpthehomelesspeopleC.makechairs,tablesandbedsD.print(印刷［newspapersandbooks()32.ThefarmersinFinlandwearpaperbootsinwinterto.A.feelmuchbetterB.goforawalkC.keeptheirfeetwarmD.savealotofmoney()33?Longbeforewebegantousepapertomakechairs,tablesandbeds,.wecouldbuypaperbootsandshoesinpapershopswehadalreadyhadpapercupsandplateswecouldwearpaperhatsandpaperdresseswehadnopapercupsandpaperplates()34.Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesehousesare.notexpensiveandeasytobuildupmadeforchildrentoplayinorforhomelessmentoliveinmadeonlyfortherichpeopleCommonProgressPleaseCriticizeCommonProgressPleaseCriticize金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作金戈鐵騎制作bigandstrongenoughtoliveformanyyears（）35?Afteryouuseapaperraincoat,youmay.A.useitforalongtimeB.sellittoothersC.lendittoothersD.throwitawayCChinesenoodleshavealonghistory.TheywerefirstmentionedintheEasternHanDynasty（朝代），over1,900yearsago.Atthattime,noodleswerecalled“cakes".Theywere“cakes"thatwereboiledinwater.FromthebeginningoftheEasternHanDynastytotheQingDynasty,therewerewrittenrecordsaboutnoodles.“Mian"becamethenameofnoodlesintheSongDynasty.Beforethat,therewasnospecificnameforthiskindoffood.Thereareallkindsofnoodles,suchascoldnoodles,warmnoodles,andfriednoodles.Therearealsoallkindsofnoodle-makingmethods（方法），suchasbrushing,pressing,rollingandpulling.Chinaiswhereallnoodlesoriginated（起源），includingthenoodles,suchasspaghetti（意大利面條），thatwethinkcamefromothercountries.IntheYuanDynasty,MarcoPolocametoChina.Helearnedtomakenoodles,andthentaughtthemethodwhenhewentbacktohiscountry.In1912,thetraditionalChinesemethodofnoodle-makingwasbroughttoJapan.Japanesenoodleswerefirstcalled“DragonNoodles”，meaningfoodeatenbytheChinese—thedescendants（后代）oftheDragon.AmongallChinesenoodles,themostspecialtypemaybeYiNoodles伊府面）.TheywerecreatedbyachefintheQingDynasty.YiNoodlesaremadeinbothsouthernandnorthernChina,butFujianandJiangxiProvincesaremostfamousformakingYiNoodles.YiNoodlescanbeserveddryorwithsoup.SinceYiNoodlesaresimilartomoderninstantnoodles（方便面），theyareconsideredtobethefatherofmoderninstantnoodles.（）36?“Mian”becamethenameofnoodlesintheDynasty.A.EasternHanB.TangC.SongD.Yuan（）37.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?Thereareonlytwokindsofmethodsofnoodle-making.MarcoPolocametoChinaintheYianDynasty.NoodleswerenotboiledinwaterintheEasternHanDynasty.JapanesenoodlesaremorefamousthanChinesenoodles.（）38.Fromthefourthparagraph,wecanlearnthat.therewerenowrittenrecordsofnoodlesuntiltheYuanDynastyinancientChina,onlypoorpeopleatenoodlesChinesenoodlescamefromItalyitisbelievedthattheChinesearedescendantsoftheDragon（）39?YiNoodles.A.arenotspecialB.werecreatedbyapersonintheYuanDynastyC.aresi