Unit 5 Art world Grammar同步练习2021-2022学年牛津译林版九年级英语上册(word版含答案)
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九上 Unit 5 Grammar
班级______姓名______________学号_______
Ⅰ. 根据句意及汉语提示或上下文语境写出单词
1. I felt more ________ (放松的) as soon as I had made the final decision.
2. The meeting which ________ (持续) for two hours made most of us feel tired.
3. The Jinggang Mountains stand where the ________ (边界) of four countries meet.
4. It’s known to us all that the cycle of the Chinese animal signs, which ________ (出现) in a fixed order, repeats every 12 years.
5. —The weather will be very nice tomorrow. What are you going to do —It’s ________ possible that I’ll go walking outside.
6. —I’m the next one to make a speech. I’m very nervous. —Take a deep ________ like this. Are you feeling better now
Ⅱ. 用括号中所给单词的正确形式填空
1. After the two-hour trip, the girl was tired and felt ________ (bore) about the trip.
2. I hope to enter my dream high school ________ (success) through my hard work.
3. Millie has been crazy about playing with all kinds of ________ (music) instruments since an early age.
4. In ________ (west) countries, women are always dressed in white on their wedding day, because white is the colour of purity. 5. —Was Susan’s speech, wonderful —I suppose so. She ________ (practice) it till the last minute.
Ⅲ. 完形填空
Bringing art to life
The famous Spanish painter Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem he has is ______ to remain an artist once he grows up.”
This is both encouraging and discouraging. The fact that we were all ___2___ to be artists is certainly exciting, and yet the reality has ___3___ that remaining one is a task that many of us have failed. ___4___ , some people have seen the problem and want to solve it.
Western educators have suggested that we introduce the concept (概念) of “STEAM” ___5___ “STEM” traditional core majors (主专业) including science, technology, ___6___ , and math——since the “A” which stands for “arts”, is just as ___7___ . And on April 11, China’s Ministry of Education issued (宣布) a guideline. Colleges and universities are required to ___8___ more art related courses and students need to earn a ___9___ number of art credits in order to graduate.
These efforts came after many scientific studies had found that ___10___ education helps students develop self-confidence and teamwork skills, ___11___ habits of mind such as problem solving and critical thinking, according to The Washington Post.
It’s true that ___12___ of these skills target (面向) specific (具体) jobs. But as former US ballet dancer Damian Woetzel told The Atlantic, the ___13___ of art is “to give kids the tools to become adults who are ___14___ , adaptable (有适应能力的) , and expressive—able to have their eyes, ears and senses alive”.
And we can now see how we lost track (轨道) of our born “artist self” on our way to growing up: We ___15___ to keep our abilities to see, hear and feel, and became blind, deaf and insensitive adults.
( )1. A. what B. which C. that D. how
( )2. A. birth B. born C. bear D. bring
( )3. A. presented B. improved C. seemed D. proved
( )4. A. Sadly B. Finally C. Luckily D. Unluckily
( )5. A. instead of B. with C. or D. and
( )6. A. electronic B. engineering C. entertainment D. education
( )7. A. useless B. harmful C. important D. different
( )8. A. play B. join C. know D. provide
( )9. A. certain B. suitable C. terrible D. large
( )10. A. science B. math C. art D. technology
( )11. A. as well as B. with C. and D. including
( )12. A. all B. none C. each D. neither
( )13. A. result B. reason C. cause D. purpose
( )14. A. strong B. honest C. creative D. patient
( )15. A. succeeded B. failed C. managed D. hoped
Ⅳ. 任务型阅读 (每小题1分, 共10分)
Fifteen years ago, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) passed a convention (公约) for protecting intangible cultural heritage (ICH, 非物质文化遗产). Since then, 508 items from 122 countries have been added to UNESCO’S ICH list, including 39 items that were added last month.
After an item is added, its home country is required to take action to protect it. UNESCO will offer money to those countries too. ICH, as the name suggests, isn’t always something we can touch or see. But what kinds of things can be described as ICH Here are some examples.
Social practices
Social practices are activities that are shared by a group of people. They can include festivals and sports. But they don’t have to be ancient. They can be modern activities that people still practice these days as well. Hurling (曲棍球) is an example of this and Irish people play it in schools and clubs. They even have national hurling championships.
Acting arts
Acting arts might have been one of the first ways for people to express their moods creatively. This is because people don’t have to use tools to act, They can only use their bodies, They can sing, dance and wear costumes. Reggae music was created in the 1960s in Jamaica. The words of the music are often deep. Reggae artists hold up a mirror to society and make its problems known to the public.
Knowledge and practices about nature
ICH includes not only literature (文学) and arts but also science. Many cultures have developed their own knowledge of the universe and medical practices. Such knowledge and practices have helped people for hundreds of years. In Tibet, people put herbs (草药) in hot water and take baths in it. They use this “medicinal bathing” to treat illnesses. Even now, many modern medical colleges in China teach this practice to their students.
Spoken traditions
Spoken traditions include tales, riddles and poems. Over hundreds of years, they n prevent knowledge, social values and memories from dying. The tales of Dede Qorqud is an example of a spoken tradition. In these tales, Dede Qorqud is a wise man, He teaches people how to face life and death and solve problems in their lives.
Passing down our culture
Before last month, there were only ___1___ items on UNESCO’S ICH list. UNESCO will ___2___ some money for the countries with the items.
Social practices They can be either ___3___ or modern. Hurling is very ___4___ in Ireland.
Acting arts People would rather show moods by ___5___ their bodies. Reggae artists make the public ___6___ social problems through music.
Knowledge and practices about nature They have been of some ___7___ to people for hundreds of years. Illnesses can be ___8___ by using this “medicinal bathing”.
Spoken traditions They help keep knowledge, social values and memories ___9___ . Dede Qorqud is a man ___10___ with wisdom. He helps people with their lives.
1._____________ 2._____________3._____________ 4._____________ 5._____________
6._____________ 7_____________.8._____________9._____________10._____________
九上 Unit 5 Grammar
Ⅰ.
relaxed 2. lasted 3. boundaries 4. appear 5. highly 6. breath
Ⅱ.
bored 2. successfully 3. musical 4. Western 5. was practicing
Ⅲ.
1~5 DBDCA 6~10 BCDAC 11~15 ABDCB
Ⅳ.
469 2. provide 3. ancient 4. popular 5. using
6. know 7. help 8. treated 9. alive 10. filled
班级______姓名______________学号_______
Ⅰ. 根据句意及汉语提示或上下文语境写出单词
1. I felt more ________ (放松的) as soon as I had made the final decision.
2. The meeting which ________ (持续) for two hours made most of us feel tired.
3. The Jinggang Mountains stand where the ________ (边界) of four countries meet.
4. It’s known to us all that the cycle of the Chinese animal signs, which ________ (出现) in a fixed order, repeats every 12 years.
5. —The weather will be very nice tomorrow. What are you going to do —It’s ________ possible that I’ll go walking outside.
6. —I’m the next one to make a speech. I’m very nervous. —Take a deep ________ like this. Are you feeling better now
Ⅱ. 用括号中所给单词的正确形式填空
1. After the two-hour trip, the girl was tired and felt ________ (bore) about the trip.
2. I hope to enter my dream high school ________ (success) through my hard work.
3. Millie has been crazy about playing with all kinds of ________ (music) instruments since an early age.
4. In ________ (west) countries, women are always dressed in white on their wedding day, because white is the colour of purity. 5. —Was Susan’s speech, wonderful —I suppose so. She ________ (practice) it till the last minute.
Ⅲ. 完形填空
Bringing art to life
The famous Spanish painter Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem he has is ______ to remain an artist once he grows up.”
This is both encouraging and discouraging. The fact that we were all ___2___ to be artists is certainly exciting, and yet the reality has ___3___ that remaining one is a task that many of us have failed. ___4___ , some people have seen the problem and want to solve it.
Western educators have suggested that we introduce the concept (概念) of “STEAM” ___5___ “STEM” traditional core majors (主专业) including science, technology, ___6___ , and math——since the “A” which stands for “arts”, is just as ___7___ . And on April 11, China’s Ministry of Education issued (宣布) a guideline. Colleges and universities are required to ___8___ more art related courses and students need to earn a ___9___ number of art credits in order to graduate.
These efforts came after many scientific studies had found that ___10___ education helps students develop self-confidence and teamwork skills, ___11___ habits of mind such as problem solving and critical thinking, according to The Washington Post.
It’s true that ___12___ of these skills target (面向) specific (具体) jobs. But as former US ballet dancer Damian Woetzel told The Atlantic, the ___13___ of art is “to give kids the tools to become adults who are ___14___ , adaptable (有适应能力的) , and expressive—able to have their eyes, ears and senses alive”.
And we can now see how we lost track (轨道) of our born “artist self” on our way to growing up: We ___15___ to keep our abilities to see, hear and feel, and became blind, deaf and insensitive adults.
( )1. A. what B. which C. that D. how
( )2. A. birth B. born C. bear D. bring
( )3. A. presented B. improved C. seemed D. proved
( )4. A. Sadly B. Finally C. Luckily D. Unluckily
( )5. A. instead of B. with C. or D. and
( )6. A. electronic B. engineering C. entertainment D. education
( )7. A. useless B. harmful C. important D. different
( )8. A. play B. join C. know D. provide
( )9. A. certain B. suitable C. terrible D. large
( )10. A. science B. math C. art D. technology
( )11. A. as well as B. with C. and D. including
( )12. A. all B. none C. each D. neither
( )13. A. result B. reason C. cause D. purpose
( )14. A. strong B. honest C. creative D. patient
( )15. A. succeeded B. failed C. managed D. hoped
Ⅳ. 任务型阅读 (每小题1分, 共10分)
Fifteen years ago, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) passed a convention (公约) for protecting intangible cultural heritage (ICH, 非物质文化遗产). Since then, 508 items from 122 countries have been added to UNESCO’S ICH list, including 39 items that were added last month.
After an item is added, its home country is required to take action to protect it. UNESCO will offer money to those countries too. ICH, as the name suggests, isn’t always something we can touch or see. But what kinds of things can be described as ICH Here are some examples.
Social practices
Social practices are activities that are shared by a group of people. They can include festivals and sports. But they don’t have to be ancient. They can be modern activities that people still practice these days as well. Hurling (曲棍球) is an example of this and Irish people play it in schools and clubs. They even have national hurling championships.
Acting arts
Acting arts might have been one of the first ways for people to express their moods creatively. This is because people don’t have to use tools to act, They can only use their bodies, They can sing, dance and wear costumes. Reggae music was created in the 1960s in Jamaica. The words of the music are often deep. Reggae artists hold up a mirror to society and make its problems known to the public.
Knowledge and practices about nature
ICH includes not only literature (文学) and arts but also science. Many cultures have developed their own knowledge of the universe and medical practices. Such knowledge and practices have helped people for hundreds of years. In Tibet, people put herbs (草药) in hot water and take baths in it. They use this “medicinal bathing” to treat illnesses. Even now, many modern medical colleges in China teach this practice to their students.
Spoken traditions
Spoken traditions include tales, riddles and poems. Over hundreds of years, they n prevent knowledge, social values and memories from dying. The tales of Dede Qorqud is an example of a spoken tradition. In these tales, Dede Qorqud is a wise man, He teaches people how to face life and death and solve problems in their lives.
Passing down our culture
Before last month, there were only ___1___ items on UNESCO’S ICH list. UNESCO will ___2___ some money for the countries with the items.
Social practices They can be either ___3___ or modern. Hurling is very ___4___ in Ireland.
Acting arts People would rather show moods by ___5___ their bodies. Reggae artists make the public ___6___ social problems through music.
Knowledge and practices about nature They have been of some ___7___ to people for hundreds of years. Illnesses can be ___8___ by using this “medicinal bathing”.
Spoken traditions They help keep knowledge, social values and memories ___9___ . Dede Qorqud is a man ___10___ with wisdom. He helps people with their lives.
1._____________ 2._____________3._____________ 4._____________ 5._____________
6._____________ 7_____________.8._____________9._____________10._____________
九上 Unit 5 Grammar
Ⅰ.
relaxed 2. lasted 3. boundaries 4. appear 5. highly 6. breath
Ⅱ.
bored 2. successfully 3. musical 4. Western 5. was practicing
Ⅲ.
1~5 DBDCA 6~10 BCDAC 11~15 ABDCB
Ⅳ.
469 2. provide 3. ancient 4. popular 5. using
6. know 7. help 8. treated 9. alive 10. filled