Unit1 Topic3同步精练学年仁爱版英语九年级上册.docx

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1、Unitl Topic3同步精练一、单项选择1. Which of the following underlined parts is different in pronunciation?D. carryD. didnt seeA. bagB. manageC. lazyIts great to see you here. We each other since 2015.A. wont seeB. dont seeC. havent seen一I want to have a day in Wuhan.一Its really a beautiful city.C. tripD. party

2、A. termB. timeMillie wants to be a(n)in the future because she loves drawing very much.A. engineerB. artistC. nurseD. waiterOur English teacher always advises us to speak English as often as we can.一He is right. Speaking is an important language.D. memoryD. carelessA. signB. skillC. projectIts of th

3、e boy to leave the tap running.A. endlessB. homelessC. meaningless一Project Hope celebrated its 30 birthday in 2019.Yeah. It children from poor families the chance to go to school since 1989.A.offeredB. has offeredC.is offeredD.is offeringWe should the friendship that we have developed in the past ye

4、ars.A.valueB. changeC.makeD.winSome primary and secondary schools winter sports to their courses since Beijing won the right to host the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.A. addedB. will addC. have addedD. were adding2. Mr. Brown in Beijing for ten years. He enjoys his life here.A. livedB. has livedC. lives

5、D. is living11. Jim a lot about Chinese culture since he began to study in our school.12. Jim a lot about Chinese culture since he began to study in our school.A.learnsB.learnedC. will learn13. How many Chinese astronauts into space since 2003?A.were sentB.sentC. have beensent14. 一 What a new look o

6、ur city has!一 Yes. Great changes since 2008.A. take placeB. took placeC. have taken place15. I the guitar ever since I was 8 years old.A. playedB. have playedC. am playing16. . 一May I speak to Wang Li?D. has learnedD. have sentD. are taking placeD. will play一Sorry, she is not at home. She since last

7、 month.A. leftB. has leftC. has been away D. went away17. 一My grandfather has been for five years. I miss him very much.一I am sorry to hear that.A. aliveB. deadC. died18. Hurry up. I cant wait to see the movie. My Sister!Oh dear! It for five minutes. Come on!D. livingA. has begunB , has been onC. wi

8、ll beginD. will be onA. 19.A. 20.A. C.boughtThe poor family has gotB. have boughtB. gotC. hadD. have hadmuch help from the neighbours since the family moved there.C. is gettingD. getsThe scientist Physics ever since he studied in primary school,became interested inB. has been interested inhas taken

9、interests inD. was interested in18 You have a nice car.Thank you. Iit for less than one month.二、语法选择When you hear the word hero”, you may think of someone like Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela. But 21 are also “everyday“ heroes they may not be well-known to the public, but they do what they can 22 i

10、mprove peoples lives. Everyday heroes are ordinary people 23 are working to build a better world. Among them is Robert Lee.As Lees family was not rich, he learned the importance of 24 the waste of food at his early age. In college, being part of a student group, he and his team 25 out leftover （乘馀的）

11、food to homeless people. This experience made him 26 the serious problem of food wastage.After university, Lee and his friend set up 27 organization called Rescuing Leftover Cuisine （RLC）. 28 purpose is to collect unsold food from restaurants. Volunteers pick up the food from restaurants around the

12、city and hand it out to those in need in shelters攵容所）.RLC 29 as the followings. Using the phone app developed by Lees team, restaurants report 30 each day. Then volunteers near that area 31 to get it. The distance is usually short, 32 volunteers can just walk from the restaurants to the shelters. Th

13、e homeless there can get the food 33 a few minutes, time.So far, Lee and his team have not only saved over 150,000 kilograms of food 34,but provided almost 300,000 meals for people in need. Lee has shown that a small action can have 三、阅读单项选择a _21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.35 influence than we imagi

14、ne.31.32.33.34.35.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.C.A.A.A.A.A.they B. help B. who B. avoid B.there C. helping which avoidedwere givingrealize a B.It B. operateB.anItsB.B.these D. thoseC.C.C.to help whose avoidingwas givingrealizingC. theC. ItsoperatesD.D.D.C.C , to realizeD. /D. ItselfC , operatedhow much lefto

15、ver food did they have how much leftover food do they havesend B.so B.in B.sent C. are sentsuccessgreat B.because C. for C. by B, succeed greater C.andD.C.helped whom to avoidwould give D. gaveD.D.B.D.realizedwill operatehow much leftover food they hadhow much leftover food they haveD. were sentD. o

16、ratsuccessful D. successfullygreatest D. the greatestBeing an orphan （MJL） is difficult; however, being an animal orphan can be deadly.This season, the Volunteers fbr Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Locust Valley took in six young red-tai led hawks （鹰）. If we could get these birds back with their

17、parents, they would have a better chance of surviving. However, we couldnt find their nests or parents.But there was another way to help them: foster （寄养的）parenting. But we must place the orphans with other adult pairs before nesting season ended in early July. Ifs not always easy. Hawk nests are of

18、ten 40 or 50 feet high in trees. Whats more, not all birds will accept foster chicks. So we paid close attention to the research by experts before moving chicks.That day, we happily knew of a nest that was still active at Bethpage State Park! There was one chick in the nest. And the young bird was g

19、oing to fly but was still in the nest and being fed.So we decided to move one of our orphan birds. I drove the bucket truck to the nest tree; Lauren, my workmate, held our chick. And up we three went in the bucket. We worked fast, for the wild parents might be back soon, and the female hawk could be

20、 aggressive!To make sure the adults had accepted their new child, I came by later in the day and the next morning. Oh, they had! The chick was just fed up and the adult female hawk sat nearby, staring at me closely.The results were so encouraging and we tried it again! A week later ,we successfully

21、placed another chick in the same nest.The adult hawks now had three children to care for, one theirs and two foster chicks. It was heartwarming to see the two animal oiphans living in their new loving family!36. What was the problem for the volunteers?A. They didnt know how to feed the orphans.B. Ma

22、ny chicks died before nesting season ended.C. No birds would like to foster other parents, chicks.D. They couldnt find the animal orphans homes.37. Why did they place the orphans with other adult pairs?A. To do some research on the chicks.B , To help the orphans find their parents quickly.C. To let

23、the orphans get a better chance of surviving.D. To look for a big tree for the orphans to nest.38. The underlined word “aggressive“ in paragraph five probably refers to.A. worriedB. relaxedC. dangerousD. forgetfulWhat can we know about the nest at Bethpage State Park?A. The adult hawks had three the

24、ir chicks to look after.B. The young bird was still fed in the nest.C. The wild parents were always watching closely near the nest.D. The adult female hawk was much kinder to people.39. What did the author think of the result?A. Pleasing.B. Challenging. C. Tiring.D. Hopeful.In 1992, Zhang Baoyan and

25、 her husband Qin Yanyou experienced the anxiety after losing their son for hours by accident. From then on, the couple started to pay attention to missing children and tried their best to offer help to them. They set up awebsiteto help parents find their missing children for free. In order to run it

26、 well, Zhang gave up her job and became a full-time volunteer. She talked on the phone for hours a day and paid up to 2,000 yuan a month. The couple had travelled from south to north, rushed to rescue the missing children. In 2009, Zhangs Suggestions on building a DNA database to fight against child

27、 trafficking （三日法交易）were accepted by the Ministry of Public Security, which provides strong technical support for helping missing children accurately find their relatives. Since 2007, nBaby Go Home1 has been growing fast, it has become a backbone to light the baby home road. At present, Baby Go Home

28、 is the only national search website cooperating with the anti-trafficking office of the Ministry of Public Security. Up to November 2019, Baby Go Home has helped more than 3,000 missing children find their relatives.When Zhang turns on her computer every day, she is greeted by more than 200 work gr

29、oups and discussion groups at Baby Go Home. The children who need help may find their way home in this way. Volunteers play a major role in searching children. They download and upload the information on the platform of Baby Go Home Search Network11 to match possible families and children, and carry

30、 out the search work in a scientific and efficient way. At the beginning, there were only a few volunteers, but now there are more than 300,000 volunteers all over the country.“I dont want Baby Go Home to get bigger and bigger. I want the website to get smaller and smaller. My final goal is no child

31、 trafficking/ said Zhang.40. Zhang Baoyan and her husband built up the website to. A. help to look for their childB. offer help to those who lost children C. earn some money after Zhang quit her job D. provide strong technical support for children to find their relatives 42. What does the underlined

32、 it in the first paragraph refer to?A. the website B. the anxiety C. the suggestion D. her job 43. Which of the following is true?A. Zhang couldnt find her son at last.B. More and more people join the organization.C. With the help of the organization, no child is missing now.D. About 300,000 missing

33、 children find their relatives until November 2019.44 . From the last paragraph, we know that.A. Zhang wanted to stop the websiteB. the website faced great difficultiesC. Zhang hoped fewer children get missingD. fewer and fewer children get missing now45 . Whats the main idea of the passage?A. Why a

34、 DNA database was built. B. Why so many children get missing. C. How the missing children find their relatives. D. What Zhang and the volunteers did for the missing children.四、补全对话5选5根据对话情景选择恰当的选项补全对话。A: Hi, Linda. 46Im reading a newspaper.A:47B: Yes, there is. Its about a program for homeless child

35、ren.A: 48Yes, of course. It teaches the children some skills and then helps them find jobs in the future. A: Sounds great! 49B: They have some strict rules for the children to obey.A: 50They think it is wonderful. It can help them find good jobs and live on their own. A. Can you tell me more about t

36、he program?B. How do people manage it?C. What are you doing?D. What do the children think of the program? E. Is there anything special in the newspaper? 五、语法填空There are many reasons why I encourage people to travel, and I know the experience will make one a better person. I remember 51 traveling, I

37、began to know the world better. The world is not just about me, my small town and home. 52 you will meet different people from all over the world, you will realize that people are similar in their dreams, hopes and feelings. Enjoy exploring(探索)the different cultures, 53 you will also find that peopl

38、e are different in some of the things they do and how they live. Once you understand their ways, it 54 not be strange or scary. Often we read stories about other cultures in books. Only when we visit their areas, 55 we find that those stories are something wrong.Our Pinky Street, one of the oldest s

39、treets in the world, was a most lost to a big fire last night. Most of the old houses on Pinky 56 (bum) down. The living history we are proud of57 (die). But we should never give up. Pinky is 58 a parent, always there caring for our town. Now we must do something together 59 (get) the old Pinky back

40、. There will be a meeting at 2:00 this Saturday afternoon in Town Hall. Anyone who 60 (want) to help is welcome. Lets see what we can do.Volunteer ClubMarch 9 六、短文选词填空根据短文内容，从方框中选择恰当的单词填空，并将单词填写在答题卡对应的横线上。每个 单词只能用一次，每空一词。waste themselves small all personally before cut practice sharing kindsAs teena

41、gers, we grow quickly. In just one or two years, a well-fitting set of uniforms may become too 61 for us. Many of our old uniforms, when we go to throw them away, are actually still wearable. This is a big 62. If there is a program for us to share our olduniform, we can63 down on that waste. This is

42、 very good for the environment. With auniform64program, we can also save lots of money.Some parents in Hangzhou haveput this idea into 65, They have set up an online uniform sharing platform (平台) But Ithink there are still a few problems that need to be solved 66 we start setting up more platforms l

43、ike this. Firstly, not 67 old uniforms are suitable to be shared.Clothes like coats and sweaters can be easily cleaned up and shared. But 68、I dontwelcome the idea of sharing summer clothes such as T-shirts. There should be a criterion (标准) for the 69 of clothing that can be shared. Secondly, studen

44、ts should be allowed to decide for 70 whether they wish to share or accept old uniforms. Perhaps we can form a uniform committee （委员会）.Students who need old uniforms can post a message, and those who have suitable uniforms to share can contact them directly.七、材料作文71 .请你根据下面的提示，写一篇英语作文。假如你是李华，请用英语写一篇

45、短文投稿，谈谈你最难忘的一次志愿服务经历，你做了 哪些工作，以及有什么收获。提示词语：help, tired, happy, grow up提示问题：What is your most unforgettable volunteering experience?What did you do?What have you learned from the experience?I have done a lot of volunteer work.参考答案1-lOCCCBB DBACB 11-20DCCBC BBDAB 21-30BCACD ABCBD31-40CAADB DCCBA 41-50

46、BABCD CEABD51. when 52. Although/Though 53. and 54. will 55. dowere burned#were burnt 57. has died 58. like 59. to get 60. wants61. small 62. waste 63. cut 64. sharing 65. practice66. before 67. all 68. personally 69. kinds 70, themselves 71 .例文:I have done a lot of volunteer work. My most unforgett

47、able volunteering experience was taking part in Waste-sorting Activity in our community with my friend. First, we introduced the importance of waste-sorting in our daily life. Second, we told the grandparents in our community the differences among the dustbins. Third, we told them how to sort out di

48、fferent kinds of waste and put them into different dustbins. We were busy all the afternoon. We were tired but we were happy because we thought we did something meaningful.I have learnt a lot from the experience. If we sort out recyclable things before throwing them away, the amount of waste will be reduced and less waste will be burned or buried.