译林版九年级英语上册第三次月考达标测试卷（含答案）
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译林版九年级英语上册第三次月考达标测试卷
（测试范围：Unit5 Art world + Unit6 TV programmes）
注意事项：
本试卷共100分，考试时间90分钟。
请在答题卡上作答，答在试卷上无效。
一、单项选择（每小题1分，满分10分）
Many famous artists draw inspiration from the beauty of nature to create wonderful _____.
A. works of art B. art works C. work of art D. arts work
—What ______ of TV programme do you prefer
—I like documentaries because they can increase my knowledge.
A. kind B. kinds C. type D. types
The musician spent three years ______ this piece of piano music, and it became very popular soon.
A. compose B. composing C. to compose D. composed
We ______ keep quiet in the art gallery. It's a rule to respect the artworks and other visitors.
A. can B. may C. must D. might
—Who is the ______ of this oil painting
—It's painted by Van Gogh, one of the greatest artists in the world.
A. actor B. director C. artist D. musician
This TV programme _ at 8 p.m. every Saturday. Don't miss it if you like traditional culture.
A. begins B. began C. will begin D. is beginning
The art festival ______ in our school next month. We are all looking forward to it.
A. holds B. will hold C. is held D. will be held
—I think chat shows are more interesting than game shows.
—______. Game shows are more exciting and can make me relax.
I agree with you B. I don't think so
C. That's a good idea D. You're right
She has a talent for music and ______ play the violin since she was five years old.
A. can B. could C. has been able to D. was able to
Watching too much TV is bad for our eyes, so we should ______ the time we spend on TV programmes.
A. control B. increase C. waste D. save
二、选出不同类的一项（每小题1分，满分5分）
( )1. A. painter B. musician C. actor D. programme
( )2. A. documentary B. chat show C. art gallery D. game show
( )3. A. compose B. paint C. direct D. programme
( )4. A. classical music B. pop music C. folk music D. TV drama
( )5. A. beautiful B. creative C. talented D. programme
三、完形填空（满分10分）
The art world is full of wonders, and TV programmes bring art closer to people's lives. I have always been interested in both art and different kinds of TV shows.
Last year, I watched a documentary about a famous painter. It told the story of how he overcame difficulties to pursue his art dream. His 1 works of art touched my heart deeply. I realized that art is not only about beauty but also about expressing one's feelings and thoughts.
Since then, I have started to pay more attention to art-related TV programmes. Some programmes introduce great artists and their masterpieces, while others teach viewers basic painting or music skills. These programmes are 2 because they make art more accessible to everyone, even those who don't have the chance to visit art galleries.
My favourite TV programme is a chat show about art. In each episode, famous artists and critics talk about 3 is happening in the art world. They share their opinions on new works of art and discuss the development of art. I always learn a lot from their conversations.
I also joined the art club at school. We often organize activities like visiting art exhibitions and watching art documentaries together. Once, we had a painting competition. Although my work didn't win a prize, I enjoyed the process very much. It made me understand that 4 art is more important than the result.
Art and TV programmes have changed my life. They have opened my eyes to a new world and helped me develop a 5 for beauty. I believe that as long as we keep exploring, we can find beauty and inspiration everywhere in life.
A. boring B. meaningless C. wonderful D. useless
A. valuable B. useless C. boring D. difficult
A. that B. what C. which D. who
A. creating B. creating C. to create D. created
A. sense B. feeling C. emotion D. taste
四、阅读理解（每小题1分，满分20分）
（A）
TV programmes have played an important role in popularizing art. In the past, art was often seen as something only for the wealthy and educated. But now, with the help of TV shows, more and more people have the chance to learn about art and appreciate its beauty.
There are many types of art-related TV programmes. Documentaries about art introduce viewers to great artists from different periods and their masterpieces. They tell the stories behind the artworks, making people understand the artists' creative processes and feelings. Chat shows about art invite famous artists and critics to share their insights, allowing viewers to gain a deeper understanding of art. Some TV programmes even teach practical art skills, such as painting, calligraphy and music, enabling people to create art themselves.
These TV programmes have several advantages. First, they are convenient. People can watch them at home without traveling to art galleries or museums. Second, they are accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you are a student, a worker or a retiree, you can learn about art through TV. Third, they make art more interesting. By using vivid pictures, interesting stories and interactive elements, TV programmes attract people's attention and make learning about art enjoyable.
However, we should also be aware that TV programmes can only show a part of the art world. To truly appreciate art, it is necessary to visit art galleries and museums in person. Being in front of the original artworks can bring a more direct and profound experience.
What was art often seen as in the past
A. Something for everyone. B. Something for the wealthy and educated.
C. Something boring. D. Something easy to learn.
Which type of TV programme is NOT mentioned in the passage
A. Documentaries about art. B. Chat shows about art.
C. Programmes teaching art skills. D. Game shows about art.
What is the first advantage of art-related TV programmes
A. They are convenient. B. They are accessible to everyone.
C. They make art more interesting. D. They are free.
Why is it necessary to visit art galleries in person
A. Because TV programmes are not interesting.
B. Because being in front of original artworks brings a more profound experience.
C. Because TV programmes are too expensive.
D. Because art galleries are more convenient.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. Art is only for the wealthy and educated.
B. TV programmes have helped popularize art, but in-person visits are still necessary.
C. TV programmes are the best way to learn about art.
D. Art galleries are not important anymore.
（B）
Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most famous artists in the world. He was born in the Netherlands in 1853 and died in 1890. During his lifetime, he created more than 2,000 works of art, including paintings and drawings. However, he was not famous during his lifetime and sold only one painting.
Van Gogh's works are known for their bright colors and bold brushstrokes. He often painted nature, such as sunflowers, stars and landscapes. His most famous works include "Sunflowers", "The Starry Night" and "Irises". These paintings express his strong emotions and unique view of the world.
Van Gogh had a difficult life. He suffered from mental illness and often felt lonely and depressed. But he never gave up his love for art. He used painting as a way to express his feelings and escape from his pain.
Today, Van Gogh's works are highly valued. His paintings have been sold for millions of dollars at auctions. People around the world admire his talent and his perseverance in pursuing his art dream. Many museums display his works, and millions of visitors come to see them every year. There are also many TV documentaries and programmes about Van Gogh, introducing his life and art to more people.
When was Van Gogh born
A. In 1853. B. In 1890. C. In 1835. D. In 1980.
How many works of art did Van Gogh create during his lifetime
More than 1,000. B. More than 2,000.
C. Less than 1,000. D. Less than 500.
What is Van Gogh's works known for
A. Dark colors and soft brushstrokes. B. Bright colors and bold brushstrokes.
C. Simple patterns and dull colors. D. Complex patterns and light colors.
Which of the following is NOT Van Gogh's famous work
A. "Sunflowers". B. "The Starry Night". C. "Mona Lisa". D. "Irises".
Why are Van Gogh's works highly valued today
A. Because he sold many paintings during his lifetime.
B. Because his works have bright colors and express strong emotions.
C. Because he was very famous during his lifetime.
D. Because he had an easy life.
（C）
There are many different types of TV programmes, and people have different preferences. Here are some popular ones:
Documentaries are very popular among people who like to learn. They cover a wide range of topics, such as history, science, nature and art. Documentaries are usually informative and can help viewers gain knowledge and broaden their horizons.
Chat shows invite famous people from different fields, such as artists, actors, musicians and writers, to talk about their lives and work. Viewers can learn about the guests' experiences and insights. Chat shows are often interesting and entertaining.
Game shows are loved by people of all ages. They usually involve competitions between contestants, and there are often prizes for the winners. Game shows are exciting and can make people relax. Some game shows also test viewers' knowledge and skills.
TV dramas tell stories about people's lives, love, work and relationships. They often have interesting plots and vivid characters. Viewers can easily empathize with the characters and get lost in the stories. TV dramas are a great way to relax after a long day.
What kind of people like documentaries
A. People who like to relax. B. People who like to learn.
C. People who like competitions. D. People who like stories.
What do chat shows invite famous people to talk about
A. Their favorite TV programmes. B. Their lives and work.
C. Their favorite food. D. Their travel experiences.
Why are game shows popular
A. Because they are informative. B. Because they are boring.
C. Because they are exciting and can make people relax.
D. Because they are difficult.
What do TV dramas tell stories about
A. History and science. B. Competitions and prizes.
C. People's lives, love, work and relationships. D. Art and music.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of documentaries
A. Gaining knowledge. B. Broadening horizons.
C. Being informative. D. Testing knowledge and skills.
（D）
I used to think art was boring and difficult to understand. I never visited art galleries or watched art-related TV programmes. But everything changed when I watched a TV documentary about art last year.
The documentary introduced the life of a young artist. She came from a poor family but had a great talent for painting. She worked hard every day and overcame many difficulties to pursue her dream. Her story touched me deeply. I also fell in love with her beautiful paintings. They were full of life and emotion.
After watching the documentary, I started to watch more art-related TV programmes. I learned about different types of art, such as painting, sculpture and music. I also learned about famous artists from around the world and their masterpieces. These programmes made me realize that art is not as difficult as I thought. It is a way for people to express their feelings and share their ideas.
I also began to try creating art myself. I bought some painting supplies and started to paint in my free time. At first, my paintings were not very good, but I didn't give up. I practiced every day and learned from my mistakes. Now, painting has become one of my favorite hobbies. I also joined the art club at school, where I made many friends who share the same interest.
Watching art-related TV programmes has changed my life. They have opened my eyes to a new world and helped me find a new hobby. I believe that art is an important part of life, and everyone can enjoy and create art.
What did the writer think of art before watching the documentary
A. Interesting. B. Boring and difficult to understand.
C. Easy to learn. D. Exciting.
What changed the writer's opinion about art
A. Visiting an art gallery. B. Joining the art club.
C. Watching a TV documentary about art. D. Talking to a famous artist.
What did the writer learn from art-related TV programmes
A. Different types of art and famous artists. B. How to make money from art.
C. How to become a famous artist. D. How to sell paintings.
What has become one of the writer's favorite hobbies now
A. Watching TV. B. Collecting paintings.
C. Painting. D. Visiting art galleries.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. The writer's favorite TV programmes. B. How the writer fell in love with art.
C. The life of a young artist. D. Different types of art.
五、词汇运用（每小题2分，满分20分）
A）根据括号中所给的汉语提示，写出单词的正确形式。
Many famous ______ (艺术家) will attend the art festival next week.
This ______ (纪录片) about nature has won many awards.
The ______ (杰作) of the famous painter is on display in the art gallery.
She has a great ______ (天赋) for music and can play many instruments.
We should ______ (欣赏) the beauty of art in our daily life.
B）用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。
The art gallery ______ (attract) millions of visitors every year.
He spent three years ______ (create) this beautiful sculpture.
My favorite TV programme ______ (begin) at 7:30 p.m. Let's hurry up.
She is one of the most ______ (talent) musicians in our country.
Watching too many ______ (meaning) TV programmes is a waste of time.
六、任务型阅读（每小题2分，满分20分）
Art World and TV Programmes
Art is an important part of human culture. It includes painting, sculpture, music, dance, literature and many other forms. Art can express people's emotions, record history and reflect social reality. Many artists devote their lives to creating art, bringing beauty and inspiration to people.
TV programmes have a close relationship with art. Many TV programmes are related to art, such as art documentaries, chat shows about art and art skill-teaching programmes. These programmes help popularize art and make it accessible to more people. They allow people to learn about art without leaving their homes, which is especially convenient for those who live in remote areas or have no time to visit art galleries.
However, TV programmes also have some limitations. They can only show a two-dimensional image of artworks, which cannot compare with the experience of seeing the original works in person. The colors, textures and details of the original artworks can only be truly felt when you are standing in front of them.
In conclusion, TV programmes are a good way to learn about art and appreciate its beauty. But to have a deeper understanding and experience of art, we should also visit art galleries and museums in person. Art and TV programmes can work together to enrich our lives and broaden our horizons.
Task 1: 判断对错，True (T) or False (F)。
( )1、Art only includes painting and sculpture.
( )2、TV programmes help popularize art.
( )3、TV programmes can show the original artworks.
( )4、Visiting art galleries can help us feel the details of artworks better.
( )5、Art and TV programmes can enrich our lives.
Task 2: 回答以下问题。
What can art express and reflect
What types of art-related TV programmes are mentioned
Why are art-related TV programmes convenient for some people
What is the limitation of TV programmes in showing artworks
What is the conclusion of the passage
七、书面表达（满分15分）
请以“The Relationship Between Art and TV Programmes”为题，写一篇英语短文。内容包括：
艺术的重要性；
电视节目对艺术普及的作用；
你对艺术与电视节目关系的看法。
要求：
语言表达准确，语意通顺、连贯；
书写工整、规范；
词数：80 - 100。
参考答案
一、单项选择
1-5：AABCC 6-10：ADBCA
二、选出不同类的一项
1-5：DCDDD
三、完形填空
1-5：CABAD 6-10：ABCCA
四、阅读理解
（A）1-5：BDABB （B）6-10：ABBCB
（C）11-15：BBCCD （D）16-20：BCACB
五、词汇运用
A）1. artists 2. documentary 3. masterpiece 4. talent 5. appreciate
B）1. attracts 2. creating 3. begins 4. talented 5. meaningless
六、任务型阅读
Task 1: 1-5：FTFTT
Task 2:
6. It can express people's emotions, record history and reflect social reality.
7. Art documentaries, chat shows about art and art skill-teaching programmes.
8. Because they allow people to learn about art without leaving their homes.
9. They can only show a two-dimensional image of artworks, which cannot compare with the experience of seeing the original works in person.
10. TV programmes are a good way to learn about art, but we should also visit art galleries and museums in person. Art and TV programmes can work together to enrich our lives and broaden our horizons.
七、书面表达（范文）
The Relationship Between Art and TV Programmes
Art is an important part of human culture. It brings beauty, inspiration and enriches our spiritual life. It helps us express emotions and understand the world better.
TV programmes play a key role in popularizing art. They introduce famous artists, artworks and art knowledge to people. People can learn about art at home easily, especially those who can't visit art galleries.
In my opinion, art and TV programmes are closely connected. TV programmes make art more accessible, while art makes TV programmes more meaningful. We should both watch art-related TV shows and visit art galleries to enjoy the charm of art fully.
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译林版九年级英语上册第三次月考达标测试卷
（测试范围：Unit5 Art world + Unit6 TV programmes）
注意事项：
本试卷共100分，考试时间90分钟。
请在答题卡上作答，答在试卷上无效。
一、单项选择（每小题1分，满分10分）
Many famous artists draw inspiration from the beauty of nature to create wonderful _____.
A. works of art B. art works C. work of art D. arts work
—What ______ of TV programme do you prefer
—I like documentaries because they can increase my knowledge.
A. kind B. kinds C. type D. types
The musician spent three years ______ this piece of piano music, and it became very popular soon.
A. compose B. composing C. to compose D. composed
We ______ keep quiet in the art gallery. It's a rule to respect the artworks and other visitors.
A. can B. may C. must D. might
—Who is the ______ of this oil painting
—It's painted by Van Gogh, one of the greatest artists in the world.
A. actor B. director C. artist D. musician
This TV programme _ at 8 p.m. every Saturday. Don't miss it if you like traditional culture.
A. begins B. began C. will begin D. is beginning
The art festival ______ in our school next month. We are all looking forward to it.
A. holds B. will hold C. is held D. will be held
—I think chat shows are more interesting than game shows.
—______. Game shows are more exciting and can make me relax.
I agree with you B. I don't think so
C. That's a good idea D. You're right
She has a talent for music and ______ play the violin since she was five years old.
A. can B. could C. has been able to D. was able to
Watching too much TV is bad for our eyes, so we should ______ the time we spend on TV programmes.
A. control B. increase C. waste D. save
二、选出不同类的一项（每小题1分，满分5分）
( )1. A. painter B. musician C. actor D. programme
( )2. A. documentary B. chat show C. art gallery D. game show
( )3. A. compose B. paint C. direct D. programme
( )4. A. classical music B. pop music C. folk music D. TV drama
( )5. A. beautiful B. creative C. talented D. programme
三、完形填空（满分10分）
The art world is full of wonders, and TV programmes bring art closer to people's lives. I have always been interested in both art and different kinds of TV shows.
Last year, I watched a documentary about a famous painter. It told the story of how he overcame difficulties to pursue his art dream. His 1 works of art touched my heart deeply. I realized that art is not only about beauty but also about expressing one's feelings and thoughts.
Since then, I have started to pay more attention to art-related TV programmes. Some programmes introduce great artists and their masterpieces, while others teach viewers basic painting or music skills. These programmes are 2 because they make art more accessible to everyone, even those who don't have the chance to visit art galleries.
My favourite TV programme is a chat show about art. In each episode, famous artists and critics talk about 3 is happening in the art world. They share their opinions on new works of art and discuss the development of art. I always learn a lot from their conversations.
I also joined the art club at school. We often organize activities like visiting art exhibitions and watching art documentaries together. Once, we had a painting competition. Although my work didn't win a prize, I enjoyed the process very much. It made me understand that 4 art is more important than the result.
Art and TV programmes have changed my life. They have opened my eyes to a new world and helped me develop a 5 for beauty. I believe that as long as we keep exploring, we can find beauty and inspiration everywhere in life.
A. boring B. meaningless C. wonderful D. useless
A. valuable B. useless C. boring D. difficult
A. that B. what C. which D. who
A. creating B. creating C. to create D. created
A. sense B. feeling C. emotion D. taste
四、阅读理解（每小题1分，满分20分）
（A）
TV programmes have played an important role in popularizing art. In the past, art was often seen as something only for the wealthy and educated. But now, with the help of TV shows, more and more people have the chance to learn about art and appreciate its beauty.
There are many types of art-related TV programmes. Documentaries about art introduce viewers to great artists from different periods and their masterpieces. They tell the stories behind the artworks, making people understand the artists' creative processes and feelings. Chat shows about art invite famous artists and critics to share their insights, allowing viewers to gain a deeper understanding of art. Some TV programmes even teach practical art skills, such as painting, calligraphy and music, enabling people to create art themselves.
These TV programmes have several advantages. First, they are convenient. People can watch them at home without traveling to art galleries or museums. Second, they are accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you are a student, a worker or a retiree, you can learn about art through TV. Third, they make art more interesting. By using vivid pictures, interesting stories and interactive elements, TV programmes attract people's attention and make learning about art enjoyable.
However, we should also be aware that TV programmes can only show a part of the art world. To truly appreciate art, it is necessary to visit art galleries and museums in person. Being in front of the original artworks can bring a more direct and profound experience.
What was art often seen as in the past
A. Something for everyone. B. Something for the wealthy and educated.
C. Something boring. D. Something easy to learn.
Which type of TV programme is NOT mentioned in the passage
A. Documentaries about art. B. Chat shows about art.
C. Programmes teaching art skills. D. Game shows about art.
What is the first advantage of art-related TV programmes
A. They are convenient. B. They are accessible to everyone.
C. They make art more interesting. D. They are free.
Why is it necessary to visit art galleries in person
A. Because TV programmes are not interesting.
B. Because being in front of original artworks brings a more profound experience.
C. Because TV programmes are too expensive.
D. Because art galleries are more convenient.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. Art is only for the wealthy and educated.
B. TV programmes have helped popularize art, but in-person visits are still necessary.
C. TV programmes are the best way to learn about art.
D. Art galleries are not important anymore.
（B）
Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most famous artists in the world. He was born in the Netherlands in 1853 and died in 1890. During his lifetime, he created more than 2,000 works of art, including paintings and drawings. However, he was not famous during his lifetime and sold only one painting.
Van Gogh's works are known for their bright colors and bold brushstrokes. He often painted nature, such as sunflowers, stars and landscapes. His most famous works include "Sunflowers", "The Starry Night" and "Irises". These paintings express his strong emotions and unique view of the world.
Van Gogh had a difficult life. He suffered from mental illness and often felt lonely and depressed. But he never gave up his love for art. He used painting as a way to express his feelings and escape from his pain.
Today, Van Gogh's works are highly valued. His paintings have been sold for millions of dollars at auctions. People around the world admire his talent and his perseverance in pursuing his art dream. Many museums display his works, and millions of visitors come to see them every year. There are also many TV documentaries and programmes about Van Gogh, introducing his life and art to more people.
When was Van Gogh born
A. In 1853. B. In 1890. C. In 1835. D. In 1980.
How many works of art did Van Gogh create during his lifetime
More than 1,000. B. More than 2,000.
C. Less than 1,000. D. Less than 500.
What is Van Gogh's works known for
A. Dark colors and soft brushstrokes. B. Bright colors and bold brushstrokes.
C. Simple patterns and dull colors. D. Complex patterns and light colors.
Which of the following is NOT Van Gogh's famous work
A. "Sunflowers". B. "The Starry Night". C. "Mona Lisa". D. "Irises".
Why are Van Gogh's works highly valued today
A. Because he sold many paintings during his lifetime.
B. Because his works have bright colors and express strong emotions.
C. Because he was very famous during his lifetime.
D. Because he had an easy life.
（C）
There are many different types of TV programmes, and people have different preferences. Here are some popular ones:
Documentaries are very popular among people who like to learn. They cover a wide range of topics, such as history, science, nature and art. Documentaries are usually informative and can help viewers gain knowledge and broaden their horizons.
Chat shows invite famous people from different fields, such as artists, actors, musicians and writers, to talk about their lives and work. Viewers can learn about the guests' experiences and insights. Chat shows are often interesting and entertaining.
Game shows are loved by people of all ages. They usually involve competitions between contestants, and there are often prizes for the winners. Game shows are exciting and can make people relax. Some game shows also test viewers' knowledge and skills.
TV dramas tell stories about people's lives, love, work and relationships. They often have interesting plots and vivid characters. Viewers can easily empathize with the characters and get lost in the stories. TV dramas are a great way to relax after a long day.
What kind of people like documentaries
A. People who like to relax. B. People who like to learn.
C. People who like competitions. D. People who like stories.
What do chat shows invite famous people to talk about
A. Their favorite TV programmes. B. Their lives and work.
C. Their favorite food. D. Their travel experiences.
Why are game shows popular
A. Because they are informative. B. Because they are boring.
C. Because they are exciting and can make people relax.
D. Because they are difficult.
What do TV dramas tell stories about
A. History and science. B. Competitions and prizes.
C. People's lives, love, work and relationships. D. Art and music.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of documentaries
A. Gaining knowledge. B. Broadening horizons.
C. Being informative. D. Testing knowledge and skills.
（D）
I used to think art was boring and difficult to understand. I never visited art galleries or watched art-related TV programmes. But everything changed when I watched a TV documentary about art last year.
The documentary introduced the life of a young artist. She came from a poor family but had a great talent for painting. She worked hard every day and overcame many difficulties to pursue her dream. Her story touched me deeply. I also fell in love with her beautiful paintings. They were full of life and emotion.
After watching the documentary, I started to watch more art-related TV programmes. I learned about different types of art, such as painting, sculpture and music. I also learned about famous artists from around the world and their masterpieces. These programmes made me realize that art is not as difficult as I thought. It is a way for people to express their feelings and share their ideas.
I also began to try creating art myself. I bought some painting supplies and started to paint in my free time. At first, my paintings were not very good, but I didn't give up. I practiced every day and learned from my mistakes. Now, painting has become one of my favorite hobbies. I also joined the art club at school, where I made many friends who share the same interest.
Watching art-related TV programmes has changed my life. They have opened my eyes to a new world and helped me find a new hobby. I believe that art is an important part of life, and everyone can enjoy and create art.
What did the writer think of art before watching the documentary
A. Interesting. B. Boring and difficult to understand.
C. Easy to learn. D. Exciting.
What changed the writer's opinion about art
A. Visiting an art gallery. B. Joining the art club.
C. Watching a TV documentary about art. D. Talking to a famous artist.
What did the writer learn from art-related TV programmes
A. Different types of art and famous artists. B. How to make money from art.
C. How to become a famous artist. D. How to sell paintings.
What has become one of the writer's favorite hobbies now
A. Watching TV. B. Collecting paintings.
C. Painting. D. Visiting art galleries.
What is the main idea of the passage
A. The writer's favorite TV programmes. B. How the writer fell in love with art.
C. The life of a young artist. D. Different types of art.
五、词汇运用（每小题2分，满分20分）
A）根据括号中所给的汉语提示，写出单词的正确形式。
Many famous ______ (艺术家) will attend the art festival next week.
This ______ (纪录片) about nature has won many awards.
The ______ (杰作) of the famous painter is on display in the art gallery.
She has a great ______ (天赋) for music and can play many instruments.
We should ______ (欣赏) the beauty of art in our daily life.
B）用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。
The art gallery ______ (attract) millions of visitors every year.
He spent three years ______ (create) this beautiful sculpture.
My favorite TV programme ______ (begin) at 7:30 p.m. Let's hurry up.
She is one of the most ______ (talent) musicians in our country.
Watching too many ______ (meaning) TV programmes is a waste of time.
六、任务型阅读（每小题2分，满分20分）
Art World and TV Programmes
Art is an important part of human culture. It includes painting, sculpture, music, dance, literature and many other forms. Art can express people's emotions, record history and reflect social reality. Many artists devote their lives to creating art, bringing beauty and inspiration to people.
TV programmes have a close relationship with art. Many TV programmes are related to art, such as art documentaries, chat shows about art and art skill-teaching programmes. These programmes help popularize art and make it accessible to more people. They allow people to learn about art without leaving their homes, which is especially convenient for those who live in remote areas or have no time to visit art galleries.
However, TV programmes also have some limitations. They can only show a two-dimensional image of artworks, which cannot compare with the experience of seeing the original works in person. The colors, textures and details of the original artworks can only be truly felt when you are standing in front of them.
In conclusion, TV programmes are a good way to learn about art and appreciate its beauty. But to have a deeper understanding and experience of art, we should also visit art galleries and museums in person. Art and TV programmes can work together to enrich our lives and broaden our horizons.
Task 1: 判断对错，True (T) or False (F)。
( )1、Art only includes painting and sculpture.
( )2、TV programmes help popularize art.
( )3、TV programmes can show the original artworks.
( )4、Visiting art galleries can help us feel the details of artworks better.
( )5、Art and TV programmes can enrich our lives.
Task 2: 回答以下问题。
What can art express and reflect
What types of art-related TV programmes are mentioned
Why are art-related TV programmes convenient for some people
What is the limitation of TV programmes in showing artworks
What is the conclusion of the passage
七、书面表达（满分15分）
请以“The Relationship Between Art and TV Programmes”为题，写一篇英语短文。内容包括：
艺术的重要性；
电视节目对艺术普及的作用；
你对艺术与电视节目关系的看法。
要求：
语言表达准确，语意通顺、连贯；
书写工整、规范；
词数：80 - 100。
参考答案
一、单项选择
1-5：AABCC 6-10：ADBCA
二、选出不同类的一项
1-5：DCDDD
三、完形填空
1-5：CABAD 6-10：ABCCA
四、阅读理解
（A）1-5：BDABB （B）6-10：ABBCB
（C）11-15：BBCCD （D）16-20：BCACB
五、词汇运用
A）1. artists 2. documentary 3. masterpiece 4. talent 5. appreciate
B）1. attracts 2. creating 3. begins 4. talented 5. meaningless
六、任务型阅读
Task 1: 1-5：FTFTT
Task 2:
6. It can express people's emotions, record history and reflect social reality.
7. Art documentaries, chat shows about art and art skill-teaching programmes.
8. Because they allow people to learn about art without leaving their homes.
9. They can only show a two-dimensional image of artworks, which cannot compare with the experience of seeing the original works in person.
10. TV programmes are a good way to learn about art, but we should also visit art galleries and museums in person. Art and TV programmes can work together to enrich our lives and broaden our horizons.
七、书面表达（范文）
The Relationship Between Art and TV Programmes
Art is an important part of human culture. It brings beauty, inspiration and enriches our spiritual life. It helps us express emotions and understand the world better.
TV programmes play a key role in popularizing art. They introduce famous artists, artworks and art knowledge to people. People can learn about art at home easily, especially those who can't visit art galleries.
In my opinion, art and TV programmes are closely connected. TV programmes make art more accessible, while art makes TV programmes more meaningful. We should both watch art-related TV shows and visit art galleries to enjoy the charm of art fully.
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