U2022-2023学年人教版英语九年级全册 Unit10 You're supposed to shake hands Section A 同步课时练（含答案）

Unit 10You’re supposed to shake hands.
Section A 基础练习
首字母填空
1. It's impolite to p at people with your fingers.
2. Don't s your chopsticks into the food.
3. Would you m opening the windows
4. You shouldn't use your chopsticks to h your bowl in China.
5. The little boy often k his mother's face. It makes her happy.
单项选择
( )1. All of you went to the zoo Wang Hai. He had to look after his grandma.
A. besides B. with C.except D. beside
( )2. We often our friends homes without them first.
A. drop by; call B. drop by; calling
C. visit; call D. visits; calling
( )3. -What should I learn first if I start to learn a language
-The rules of grammar.
A.difficult B.basic C. newest D. secret
( )4. She'll probably disagree about what we'll do, though it's worth .
A.try B. to try C.trying D. tried
( )5. Don’t ask him to study too late into the night. he is only a small child.
As a result B. After all C. Best of all D. For example
完型填空
Erika remembered being eight years old, when her family still lived in New York. One day her father 1 the playroom as she performed a show.
“Do you want to watch the 2 , Dad ” Erika asked.
“Wait for a moment, sweeties. First, I have 3 special to tell you.”
“Did you buy me a new bike ” Erika asked.
Erika’s dad 4 his head and sat in the chair. “Would you like to take a plane ride ” he asked.
“Where, Dad ”
He explained that his company had asked him to move from 5 to Singapore to start a new branch office (分公司). The family would be 6 as soon as school ended that June.
A lot of activities began. It all seemed so exciting 7 the day Erika asked, “Mom, how is Spotty going to get there ”
“Honey, it’s not easy to take a dog. Grandma’s going to 8 him.”
“Mom, we 9 leave Spotty! He’s part of our family!”
No matter how 10 Erika tried, Spotty was sent to his new home. Finally, with a mixture of eagerness (渴望) for the adventures (冒险) ahead and sadness for the people and things they were leaving, Erika and her family flew off to their new world.
( )1. A. entered B. left C. sold D. built
( )2. A. passport B. blackboard C. show D. game
( )3. A. anything B. something C. nothing D. everything
( )4. A. shook B. raised C. nodded D. knocked
( )5. A. the UK B. the US C. China D. Brazil
( )6. A. greeting B. exchanging C. moving D. changing
( )7. A. unless B. until C. when D. though
( )8. A. hear about B. worry about C. come up with D. take care of
( )9. A. can’t B. can C. mustn’t D. must
( )10. A. fast B. hard C. slowly D. clearly
四、阅读理解
A
Name: The Arabian Nights
Price: 10 dollars
Number of pages: 560 pages
Language: English
Size: 5.7 × 1.1 × 8.3 inches (英寸)
Weight: 1 pound
Customer reviews:
I will say that Husain Haddawy’s translation of The Arabian Nights is the best. I’ve read the book and it’s great. Haddawy has done a great job. A map is also provided to show the places where the stories happened.
Charles Pinney
I really had no idea how much I would enjoy this book! The language is so vivid (生动的) and lively. The introduction (序言) to the book is very helpful. It explains the history of The Arabian Nights.
Scott Chamberlain
I enjoy reading Haddawy’s translation of The Arabian Nights. It has a feeling of authenticity (真实性), as if they are true stories being passed down through the ages.
Chad Brick
1. How many pages does the book have
A. 500. B. 560. C. 650. D. 660.
2. Why is a map provided in the book
A. To explain how the stories spread.
B. To explain the history of the book.
C. To show the places where the stories took place.
D. To show the places where people can read the stories.
3. Scott Chamberlain thinks the introduction to the book is .
A. not true B. not necessary
C. lively D. helpful
4. Which of the following details can we learn about from the passage
① The weight. ② The writer.
③ The size. ④ The price.
A. ②③④ B. ①②③
C. ①②④ D. ①③④
5. What could Husain Haddawy be
A. A reader. B. A translator.
C. An engineer. D. A writer.
五、语法填空
British people are very polite, sometimes too polite. They always say sorry for everything, even there is no need to apologize, and they try 1 (do) so. For me it is normal to do this. I am a very polite person and will always apologize for getting in 2 (someone) way in the street and I normally expect that the other person will apologize, too.
Before I moved to Germany I 3 (tell) that Europeans are more direct and not as polite as other people. There is no need for an apology when you stand on someone’s toe or try to walk in the same direction 4 another person. I am very 5 (surprise) that people do not apologize to me when they have stood on my foot, 6 hit me over the head with their bag. One of my friends here explained to me that most 7 (German) feel no need to apologize as both people should know that it was 8 accident. When you are 9 a hurry or very busy, why should you waste time apologizing to someone who knows you did not mean to do it
10 I still find it very strange when something like this happens.
答案
一、1. point　2. stick 3. mind 4. hit 5. kisses
二、CBBCB
三、ACBAB CBDAB
四、BCDDB
五、1．to do2．someone’s3．was told4．as5．surprised
6．or7．Germans8．an9．in10．However##But