人教版英语九年级全册练习题：Unit-6-When-was-it-inventedSection-B(1a～1e).doc

Four short words sum up what has lifted most successful individuals above the crowd: a little bit more.-author-date人教版英语九年级全册练习题：Unit-6-When-was-it-inventedSection-B(1a1e)人教版英语九年级全册练习题：Unit-6-When-was-it-inventedSection-B(1a1e)第四课时Section B(1a1e)01基础过关.根据句意及汉语提示填写单词。1I don't like drinking lemon juice because it's too sour(酸的)2The supermarket is usually crowded with lots of customers(顾客) on weekends.3Jane likes crispy(脆酥的) cookies.They are dry，hard and easily broken.4I don't like chocolate because it tastes too sweet(甜的)5Don't add too much salt in the soup，or it will be too salty(咸的).用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。6I have a good friend called(call) Mike.7The soup is too salty(salt) to drink.8My mother bought ten eggs and three potatoes(potato) just now.9He work as a cook(cook) in a restaurant during the summer.10Tony is quieter(quiet) than his brother Jim.,02能力提升.口语交际。情景七选五请阅读下面一段对话，根据其情景，从方框内七个选项中选出能填入对话的五个选项。M：Jane, how do you like the soup with fanqie and eggs cooked by me?W：It's nice._11_M：It's another way of calling tomatoes.The word fan as well as hu means something from a foreign country.W：_12_M：Yes.It came to China in the 13th century._13_W：When were tomatoes brought to China?M：In the 17th century._14_W：What were they grown for then?M：They were grown as a kind of bonsai(盆栽)Chinese people used to think them poisonous(有毒的)_15_ And when they began eating them at table, they fell in love with the nice taste.AI don't like eating potatoes.BSo huluobo comes from a foreign country, right?CBut what do you mean by fanqie?DPeople in Europe didn't dare to eat tomatoes at first, either.EWhen did people begin to eat them?FBut Chinese people didn't eat tomatoes then.GBut now we usually call them carrots.11C12.B13.G14.F15.D.完形填空。Zhejiang is one of China's major tea­producing areas and Longjing tea is _16_ as China's best green tea.Longjing tea became important over three centuries _17_During the Qing Dynasty，it is said that when the famous emperor Qianlong went to visit Hangzhou，he always _18_ Longjing tea there.He enjoyed it so _19_ that he named eighteen Longjing tea plants as producers of “imperial(皇家的) tea”_20_，one kilogram of Longjing tea is made up of about seven thousand tea leaves.Nowadays，_21_ most of the tea leaves are picked by machine，some farmers still keep the tradition of picking the leaves by _22_They say they can find leaves of the proper color and size.Machines can pick leaves _23_ than man，but they may not be able to classify(分类) them as well as man.People _24_ drinking tea in the tea house.This has been a _25_ part of the life in Hangzhou since the Song Dynasty.At that time，Hangzhou was the capital of the Song Dynasty.Today，the tea house is one of the places where Hangzhou people most like to go.(C)16.A.returned BcookedCconsidered Doffered(A)17.A.ago BbeforeCafter Dsoon(D)18.A.produced BdiscoveredCdestroyed Ddrank(C)19.A.little BfewCmuch Dmany(B)20.A.Finally BGenerallyCQuickly DEspecially(C)21.A.since BbecauseCthough Dunless(A)22.A.hand BequipmentCbus Dtruck(B)23.A.slower BfasterCbetter Dworse(C)24.A.imagine BsuggestCenjoy Dhate(B)25.A.modern BtraditionalCstrange Dtiring-