Unit5reading2課時(shí)練習(xí)牛津譯林版英語九年級(jí)上冊(cè)

Reading(2)一、從方框中選擇正確的單詞，并用其適當(dāng)形式填空。presentwithsuccesscentregive1.theSun,nothingwouldgrow.2.IfyouhaveachancetotravelacrossAustralia,youwillbeamazedatitsnaturalbeautyofthehugerocks.3.Withgreatcourageandefforts,LiuChuanjian,landedtheplane,savingover100people.4.Thoughtheoldmandidn'thavemuchmoney,heonethousandyuantothecharity.5.ThemedaltoourEnglishteacherbecauseofhishardworkyesterday.二、用括號(hào)中所給動(dòng)詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。1.Thereisnoclear(divide)linebetweenRightandwrongaboutthisproblem.EveryonehasHisownopinions.2.Whenthe(win)oftheWorldCupreturnedhome,theywerewarmlyweled.3.Hewenton(study)abroadafterhegotaMaster’sdegreeinNanjingUniversity.4.MrLiisfamousfor(organize)twobigpopconcertsonthesameday.5.—Doyoulikethesoundsof(rush)water?—Yes.Hownice!3.Asawonderfulvolleyballplayer,ZhuTingis(know)topeopleallovertheworld.6.Itisbetterforyoutoknockatthedoorbefore(enter)theteachers’office.三、單項(xiàng)選擇。()1.Jimmyfinishedthespeech,andeveryonestoodupandcheered.A.badlyB.angrilyC.successfullyD.carefully()2.—Lucy,whatdoyouthinkoftheTVplayLikeaFlowingRiver3?—Itisabigsuccessandwinshighfromthepublic.A.prizeB.prideC.praiseD.progress()3.YaoMing,abasketballgiant,waterpoloWhenhewasyoung.A.IsplayingB.usedtoplayC.IsusedtoplayingD.wasplaying()4.Jacklooksunhappyallday.What’swrong?HehasfailedinhismathsexamhehasDonewhathecan.A.BecauseB.thoughC.UntilD.unless()5.—It'satopsecret.—Yes,Isee.Iwillkeepityouandme.A.betweenB.aroundC.withD.among()6.Jimtohospitalatonceafterhegothurt.A.sentB.issentC.willbesentD.wassent(()7.learningmoreandmoreaboutmusic,TanDundecidedtousethesoundsofnatureinhisworksmusicalinstruments.A.Because;insteadB.Since;insteadC.Because;insteadofD.Becauseof;insteadof()8.NationalTreasurequicklyrosetothetopofTelevisionratingranksafteritwaspresentedonCCTV.ItmeansagrowingintraditionalCultureamongChina’syouth.A.interestB.directionC.habitD.dream()9.ManyyoungpeopleplaywithmobilephonesallDayreadingbooks.That’stoobad.EveryonebeabookLover.Readingismoreenjoyable.A.Instead;shouldB.instead;mayC.Insteadof;shouldD.insteadof;may()10.Afterreviewingthenewwords,hethetext.A.wentontoexplainB.wentonexplainingC.preferredtoexplainD.stoppedexplaining四、閱讀短文，在文中空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，或用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給單詞的正確形式填空。AChinesedancedrama1(make)thefirstappearanceonsocialmediaplatformsabroadalready,causingawaveofdiscussiononthebeautyofChinesecultureamongartloversworldwide.ThedancedramaLiBaiis2classicplaymadebytheChinaNationalOperaandDanceDramaTheatre.Ithastouchedpeopleallovertheworld3tellingthestoryoftheTangdynasty(618AD—907AD)poetLiBai.LiBaiwasbornin701AD4diedin762AD.Maybebecausehetravelledaroundsomuchwhenhewaslittle,hedecided5(keep)travellingaroundthelandwhenhewas25yearsold.Hewantedtolearnmoreaboutnatureandpeople.He6(express)hisfeelingsthroughbeautifulwordsinhispoems.People7(real)likedhispoems.Eventodaypeoplestilladmirehispoems,notonlyadults,but8(child)too.Kidsstarttolearnhispoemswhentheyareinprimaryschool.LiBaiisoneofthe9(important)poetsinChina.HeisjustasimportantasWilliamShakespearetotheworld.Lastmonth,thedancedramaLiBai10(watch)over5.57milliontimes.AndChinahasonceagaincarriedChinesecultureforwardinitsownway.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.五、完形填空Threepeopleweresittingaroundatableina1inBrazil.Howmuchdoyouthinkeachofthemtipped(給小費(fèi))?TheBritonasked,“It'sOK.totip10percent,right?”TheAmericanwomancried,“Oh,Iwasplanningtoleave20percent!”AndtheChineseasked,“What'sa2?”AlthoughitisnotacustomtotipinChina,tippingisabigdealinWesterncountries.WhentravellingtocountriesliketheUSandCanada,itis3totipabout10percentto15percentofthebill.Usually,peoplegivetipstoawaiterorwaitresswhentheyeatinarestaurant.TheUSisatthe4ofthelistofthebiggestrestauranttips,withwaitersandwaitressesexpectingtoget10percentto25percentofthetotalbill.Soifyouorder$100worthoffood,youare5topayyourwaiteratleast$15,makingyourtotalpayment$6.HowluckythesewaitersandwaitressesintheUSare!Youmaythink.Butinfact,manywaitersandwaitressesgetpaid7theUSminimumwage(最低工資)andworkfortipstomakeupforthat.AccordingtotheAmericantravelwebsiteTripAdvisor,somestatespaytheirservers(服務(wù)員)only$2.13perhour.Itisnot8forwaiters,either.Hotelservers,hairdressers(發(fā)型師)andtaxidriversalsousuallywork9tips.BesidestheUS,tippingisalsopopularinsomeSoutheastAsiancountries,suchasIndonesiaandThailand.10,inJapanthereisanotippingcultureandyoumayactuallyoffend(冒犯)thewaiterifyoutrytogivehimmoney.()1.A.hotelB.museumC.shopD.restaurant()2.A.matterB.planC.tipD.10percent()3.A.strangeB.wiseC.generousDmon()4.A.topB.bottomC.middleD.beginning()5.A.expectedB.requiredC.neededD.allowed()6.A.100B.115C.120D.761()7.A.aboveB.belowC.byD.without()8.A.justBmonC.fairD.true()9.A.withB.withoutC.forD.towards()10.A.AsaresultB.ForexampleC.What'smoreD.However六閱讀理解Beforedawn(黎明),12verytiredgirlsinwornoutslipperswentbacktobed.Tramperhurriedaheadofthemandlaydownonthesofa.TheretheKingfoundhim,surroundedbytattered(破爛的)slippers,snoring(打鼾)loudly.“Well?”theKingasked.YoumightthinkthatTrampertoldtheKingaboutwhathehadseen,butno.Hehadenjoyedthefishsomuchthathewashopingforasecondsupper.“Twomoretries,”saidtheKing.“That'sall!”Thenextnight,theprincessesbroughtTramperturkeyandacupofteaforhissupper.Heatetheturkeywithoutdrinkinghistea.Instead,hegavethepalaceparrothisteaanditfelloffitsperch(棲木),soundasleep.TheprincessesandTramperfellasleep,too—orsoitseemed.Laterthatnight...thedistantsoundofsilverymusicbegan.The12princessesjumpedoutofbed,intothewardrobe,andranacrossthegardenofrubyroses,throughtheorchardofdiamondfruitanduptheglassstepsintothecastle.Tramperfollowedthemwiththemagiccloak(斗篷)overhishead.Againtheelves(精靈小矮人)werewaiting.Againtheprincessesdancedanddanceduntiltheirslipperswerebroken.Beforedawn,thetiredprincessesmadetheirwayhome.Tramperhurriedaheadofthemandlaydownonthesofa.TheretheKingfoundhim,surroundedbytatteredslippers,snoringloudly.“Well?”YoumightthinkthatTrampertoldtheKingaboutwhathehadseen,butno.Hehadenjoyedtheturkeysomuchthathewashopingforathirdsupper.“Onemorenight,”saidtheKing,“…andwhat'swrongwiththeparrot?”()1.HowmanytriesdidthekingallowTramperaltogether?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.()2.Whywouldn'tTrampertellthekingaboutwhathehadseen?A.Becausehelikedwatchingtheprincessesdance.B.Becausehewasafraidtotellhimthetruth.C.Becausetheprincessesdidn'tallowhimto.D.Becausehelikedthefoodtheprincessesgavehim.()3.Whoworethetatteredslippers?A.Tramper.B.Theprincesses.C.Theelves.D.Theking.()4.Tramperdidallthefollowingtofindoutthetruthexcept.A.Hedidn'tdrinkthetea.B.Hepretended(假裝)tosleep.C.Hehurriedbackaheadoftheprincesses.D.Hesnoredloudly.()5.Whatistheanswertotheking'squestion(thelastsentence)?A.Itwasasleep.B.Itwasmissing.C.Itwasdead.D.Itcouldn'tmakeanysounds.七閱讀下面的短文，完成表格(每空一詞)。Nailartisaskilltobelearnt.Itrequirespatience,timeandhardwork.Nailarthasalsobeeaninternationalphenomenon(現(xiàn)象)andmanyareusingtheirfingernailstoshowcreativityandpersonality.Instagram,FacebookandPinterestareoverflowing(充滿)withpeopleshowingofftheirlatestandcuriouslybeautifuldesigns.Theimportantquestioniswhereitallbeganandhowthecolourofyourfingernailshasbeejustasimportant,ifnotmoreimportantthantheoutfityouarewearing.Asamatteroffact,nailpolish(指甲油)andnailarthavealonghistory,datingbackto3,000BCinChina,IndiaandEgypt.Plantswereprocessedtocreateadyethatwasusedasatypeofnailpaint,whichstoodforsocialclassandwealth:Deepcolourslikeredwerewornbytherichandlightercolourswereusedbythepoor.PeopleintheIncacivilizationpaintedanimalsontheirnails,showingwhichtribe(部落)theybelongedto!Itwasn'tuntiltheearly19thcenturythatthenailpaintbecamewhatweseeandknowoftoday.Moderntechnologyintroducedmorepaintsandcolourswhichweresoonusedonnails.Besidesvariouscolours,newcolourmaterialshavegotdeveloped,leadingtothenailpolishindustry'ssuccess.Nowadays,nailartisapartofthefashionworld.Rock,punkandgothgroupswearblacknailpolishandthecolourofyournailsmunicatesthecultureyoubelongto.Today,youcanevenpleteanylook,whichcanmakeyoucheerfulanddelightful.Ifnecessary,youcansurftheInternetwhereyoucangetplentyofinspirationandgetaprofessional(專業(yè)的)finishinashortwhilewiththehelpofthelatestintroduction.Everythingisentirelyuptoyou.Andwhatevercolourandpatternyouchoose,makesureitsuitsyoubest.NailArtIntroductionNailartisan_1_phenomenon.Peopleusetheir_2_andpersonalideastopainttheirfingernails.Peoplelovetoshowofftheirlatestandbeautifuldesignsonsocialmedia.The_3_ofnailartIt_4_backto3,000BCinChina,IndiaandEgypt.Plantswereprocessedtocreateadyethatwasusedasatypeofnailpant.Colours_5_forsocialclassandwealth:Therichworedeepcolours,whilethepoorusedlightercolours.Peoplepainted_6_ontheirnailsintheIncacivilization.Nailpaint_7_whatweseeandknowoftodayuntiltheearly19thcentury.ThedevelopmentofnailartPeoplehavemore_8_inpaintsandcolourswiththehelpofmoderntechnology.Nailpolishindustry_9_becauseofnewcolourmaterials.Itbeesapartofthefashionworld.Itispossibleforpeopleto_10_anylook,whichcanmakethemcheerfulanddelightful.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.一、1.Without2.central3.successfully4.gave5.waspresented二、1。dividing2。winners3。tostudy4.organ?z?ng5。Rushing6.known7.entering三、1。C【點(diǎn)撥】badly糟糕地;angrily生氣地;successfully成功地；carefully仔細(xì)地。根據(jù)后句“每個(gè)人站起來祝賀”可知前句為“吉米成功地完成了演講”。故選C。2.C【點(diǎn)撥】問句意為“露西，你覺得《大江大河3》這部電視劇怎么樣?”答句意為“它非常成功并且贏得了公眾的高度贊揚(yáng)”。praise贊揚(yáng)。故選C。3.B4.B5.A6.D7.D【點(diǎn)撥】because“因?yàn)椤?后面跟從句;since作“因?yàn)?由于”講,是連詞,后跟從句;becauseof是介詞短語，后接名詞、代詞及名詞性短語。instead“代替，反而”,一般用于句末;insteadof“代替,而不是”,后跟名詞、代詞或動(dòng)名詞。結(jié)合語境可知選D。8.A9.C10.A四、1.hasmade2.a3.by4.and5.tokeep6。expressed7