【冲刺练习】Unit 5 What are the shirts made of Period 4 同步习题课件

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人教版-九年级全册 英语
Period 4　Section B 3a－ Self Check
Unit 5　
What are the shirts made of
一、阅读理解(B篇)(原创)
Breaking, along with
skateboarding, surfing and
sport climbing, has become
an official event at the 2024
Paris Olympic Games.
International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach said, “We gave priority to introducing sports that are very popular among the younger generation, taking the urbanization(城市化) of sport into consideration.”
Breaking, also called breakdancing, is a form of street dance, which grew up alongside hip hop in New York City during the late 1960s and early 1970s. And then it was officially known in sports terms as “breaking”. Breaking is largely improvisational, which means there is no preparation, and without “standard(标准的)” moves or steps. It focuses on showing energy, movement, creativity, humour and even danger. People who perform this style of dance are known as b boys or b girls. They're sometimes called breakers. Breaking first appeared as an Olympic sport during the 2018 Youth Olympics in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Before the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, skateboarding, surfing and sport climbing have already been included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, though it was put off because of COVID 19.
Besides, surfing is a special challenge for host cities such as Paris, where there is no ocean. To solve this problem, Paris has partnered with Tahiti, where the surfing part of the games will be held.
(　　)1.The writer talks about ________ official event(s) at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
A.one B.two C.three D.four
(　　)2.Skateboarding is much more popular among the ________ people.
A.younger B.quieter
C.older D.taller
D
A
(　　)3.What does the underlined word “improvisational” mean in Chinese
A.传统的 B.柔美的
C.夸张的 D.即兴的
D
(　　)4.Which of the following is TRUE
A.Breaking became popular in 1960.
B.Breaking is a common dance with standard steps.
C.Breaking was first shown as an Olympic sport in the 2018 Youth Olympics.
D.Breaking has been included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
C
(　　)5.This passage is mainly about ________.
A.some official events at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
B.the history of breaking
C.why breaking is included in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
D.the challenges for host cities
A
二、读写综合
A.回答问题(原创)
请阅读下面这篇文章，根据所提供的信息，回答5个问题。要求所写答案语法正确、 语义完整。
Shadow puppetry(皮影戏), an ancient form of storytelling that first appeared in China more than 2，000 years ago, still enjoys popularity these days.
Just like so many animals on the earth that are in danger of dying out, traditional arts also face the risk of disappearing.“Many young people still think shadow puppetry is some kind of old fashioned folk art，” said Liu Chaokan, who is the sixth generation inheritor(传承人) of Liujiazhai shadow puppetry.
Before deciding to carry the torch(火炬) of shadow puppetry, Liu Chaokan was practicing shooting as a student athlete in college.Some of his college friends doubted the future of the family business.They couldn't understand why he would choose to work on an “old and unattractive” art.
Empty seats and bad comments didn't stop him.It was his love for shadow puppetry and the ambition(雄心) to let the old art continue to shine in modern life that made him decide to stay on.
To make this old art form appeal(吸引) to the young, he's combined(使……结合) fresh content and brand new stories with the traditional form of storytelling.In a recent show adapted by his team based on the ancient Chinese novel Journey to the West, Baigujing dances to the Korean pop hit Gangnam Style.Ne Zha, Pleasant Goat,
and other famous Chinese cartoon characters, together with some popular foreign cartoon characters, are Liu's secret of attracting the attention of children.
Tik Tok(抖音) has also been Liu's new tool to spread shadow puppetry.To keep the old art forever young, Liu believes he should also respect its traditions.“You can't shake the roots of the art，” Liu said.“Keeping its traditions and being creative are equally important.”
1.When did shadow puppetry first appear in China
__________________________________________________________________________________________.
2.Who is Liu Chaokan
__________________________________________________________________________________________.
It first appeared in China more than 2，000 years ago
He is the sixth generation inheritor of Liujiazhai shadow puppetry
3.What did some of Liu's college friends think of shadow puppetry
__________________________________________________________________________________________.
4.Why has Liu combined fresh content and brand new stories with the traditional form of storytelling
__________________________________________________________________________________________.
They thought it's old and unattractive
Because he wanted to make shadow puppetry appeal to the young
5.What is equally important according to Liu
__________________________________________________________________________________________.
Keeping the art's traditions and being creative are equally important (according to Liu)
B.书面表达(2020黑龙江大庆中考题改编)
皮影戏、 京剧、 剪纸、 捏面人儿等都是中国古老的传统艺术。在创新的同时，传承优秀的中国传统文化和艺术是每个中华儿女的责任。在众多的中国传统艺术中，有什么是你特别钟爱的吗？请以“My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art”为题，写一篇英语短文。
内容包括：
1.你最喜欢的中国传统艺术是什么；
2.简单介绍一下该传统艺术，并指出你喜欢它的原因。
My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art
______________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art
Among all the traditional Chinese art forms, my favorite is paper cutting.It's a kind of folk art in China, with a history of more than 1，500 years.People cut different pictures of people, animals or plants with knives or scissors on red paper.
I've been practicing paper cutting for more than five years.It's such a wonderful art form that I fell in love with it the first time I came across it. Firstly, it's a
perfect way to train me to be patient and careful. Secondly, paper cutting works are great presents for my family and friends on special occasions.
Paper cutting is part of Chinese culture that all Chinese people should be proud of.And I want to spread it to others.