徐州市新城實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校教師備課設(shè)計(jì)頁課題9上Unit4ArtWorldSelf-assessment課型Test教具Testpaper總課時(shí)數(shù)32完成時(shí)間教學(xué)方法Finishingtestpaperontheirown主備人ZhangXizhi授課時(shí)間教學(xué)目標(biāo)知識(shí)與能力：Masterthenewwordsandexpressions,somemainsentencesinthisunit.過程與方法：Throughthetest,understandtheSs'conditionofmasteringthecontent.情感態(tài)度與價(jià)值觀：ToeducatetheSstofinishthetestpaperbythemselves.教學(xué)重點(diǎn)難點(diǎn)Masterthenewwordsandexpressions,somemainsentencesinthisunit.教學(xué)活動(dòng)內(nèi)容一、單項(xiàng)選擇（每小題1分，滿分15分）()1.—Mydreamistobuilduniversityonthemoonsomeday. —Itsoundslikeunusualdream.Iwishyoucouldrealizeit. A.a;a B.an;a C.a;an D.an;an()2.—Isyouruncleinhis? —Yes.Hisbirthdayiscomingnextmonth. A.forty;forty-firstB.forties;forty-firstC.forties;forty-oneD.forty;forty-first()3.KobeBryantisabasketballhero(英雄).Heisadmiredmillionsofpeoplenotonlyhisachievementsbutalsohisspirit. A.for;by B.by;forC.by;as D.as;for()4.—DoyouknowwhatSOHOmeans?—Itmeanssmallofficeandhomeoffice.MoreandmorepeoplecanworktheInternetathomenow. A.with B.acrossC.through D.by()5.MygrandfatherusedtobuildrailwaysfortheJapanesearmywhenhewasyoung.Hewastoworkhardfrommorningtillnight. A.invited B.encouragedC.allowed D.forced()6.Warsaredisasters.Alargenumberofpeoplewilllosetheirhomesifawar. A.breaksout B.isbrokenoutC.breaksup D.isbrokenup()7.—WhenshallIhandinmyreport? —Assoonasittomorrow. A.completes B.iscompletedC.willcomplete D.willbecompleted()8.Chinadoesn’thaveastrongfootballteam.MaybeitwillbehundredsofyearstheChineseteamwinstheWorldCup. A.before B.sinceC.after D.when()9.—WhendidYaoMingentertheNBA? —Well,heachancetoplayforanNBAteamuntilhehelpedShanghaiSharkswintheCBAchampionin2023. A.wasoffered B.wasn’tofferedC.hasn’toffered D.hasoffered()10.—IwonderifIparkmycarhere. —Ofcourseitdoes.Youneedtofindasaferplace. A.whenitminds B.whetheritmattersC.howitmatters D.ifitworks()11.Poorthing!Jackafallwhileheontheice.Hegothurtbadly. A.washaving;wasskating B.washaving;skated C.had;wasskatingD.hashad;wasskating()12.—HasNateRobinsoneverwontheSlamDunkContest? —Yes.Hewonitin2023,2023and2023,heisasshortasmeters. A.as B.sinceC.however D.although()13.MoYan’snovelFrogsintomanylanguagessinceitcameoutin2023. A.wastranslated B.hastranslatedC.hasbeentranslated D.translated()14.Thetwogirlsinacave(洞穴)andtheenemies(敵人)didn’tfindthem. A.gotaway B.losttheirlivesC.wentintohiding D.weretakennotice()15.—IamafraidIhavetogiveupmydreamofbeingasinger. —.Nodreamistoobigandnodreameristoosmall. A.Don’tloseheart B.Don’tmentionitC.That’sunusual D.Youmustbejoking二、完形填空（每小題1分，滿分15分）Twobrothersdecidedtodigadeepholebehindtheirhouse.Astheywereworking,acoupleofolderboys16towatch.“Whatareyoudoing?”askedoneofthe17.“WeplantodigaholeallthewaythroughEarth!”oneofthebrothersanswered18.Theolderboysbegantolaugh,tellingtheyoungeronesthatdiggingaholeallthroughEarthwas19.Afteralongsilence,oneofthediggers20ajarfullofspiders,wormsandawidetypesofinsects.Heremovedthelid(蓋子)and2Thenhesaidquietlyand22,“Evenifwedon’tdigallthewaythroughEarth,lookatwhatwe’vefoundalongtheway!”Theirgoalwasfartooambitious(有雄心的),butitdidcausethem23.Andthatiswhatagoalis24—tocauseustomoveinthedirectionwehavechosen.Butnoteverygoalwillbefully25.Noteveryjobwillend26.Noteveryhopewillcometopass.Noteverylovewilllast.Notevery27willberealized.But28youfallshortofaim(達(dá)不到目標(biāo)),perhapsyoucansay,“Yes,butlookatwhatI’vefoundalongtheway!Lookatthe29thingswhichhavecomeintomylifebecauseItriedtodosomething!”Itisinthediggingthat30islived.AndIbelieveitisjoyinthejourney,andintheendthattrulymatters.()16.A.went B.ran C.stopped D.followed()17. A.visitors B.workers C.brothers D.diggers()18.A.angrily B.excitedly C.slowly D.luckily()19.A.difficult B.harmful C.useless D.impossible()20.A.dealtwith B.pickedup C.workedout D.showedoff()21.A.showed B.threw C.gave D.offered()22.A.comfortably B.wildly C.normally D.confidently()23.A.todig B.digging C.doing D.todo()24.A.against B.for C.with D.at()25.A.changed B.achieved C.told D.stated()26.A.easily B.obviously C.healthily D.successfully()27.A.dream B.mistake C.advice D.step()28.A.how B.where C.why D.when()29.A.terrible B.sad C.romantic D.wonderful()30.A.lie B.life C.Earth D.trouble三、閱讀理解（每小題2分，滿分30分）AInChina,moreandmorevillagershavelefthometomakealivinginbigcities.Asaresult,theirchildrenhavebecomeleftoverchildrenandtheyneedmorecare.ThesurveybelowisfromsomevillagesinCentralChina.Threehundredchildrenwerechosentoanswerthequestions.WhattheywantLoveMoneyFreedomControlSomethingelse40%18%28%10%4%WhototalkwithOneselfFamilymembersNoone27%55%18%Communicate(交流)withtheirparentsfreelyornotYesAlittledifficultNo46%44%10%ThewaytheyliketoliveLivingwithparentsLivingwithoutparentsNoidea58%14%28%Whattheythinkoftheirparents’workingincitiesBadGoodNoidea20%39%41%HappiestplaceSchoolHomeFriend’shome48%34%18%()31.Ofallthefourthings,theleftoverchildrenneedmost. A.loveB.moneyC.control D.freedom()32.ofthechildrenthinkitgoodtolivewiththeirparents. A.14% B.28% C.44% D.58%()33.Howmanychildrenthinktheirhappiestplaceistheirschool? A.48. B.102. C.144. D.156.()34.Duringthesurvey,thechildrenwereaskedaboutmanythingsEXCEPT.A.pocketmoneyB.placestheylikeC.theirneeds D.theirparents’workingincities()35.Wecanlearnthatfromthesurvey. A.mostleftoverchildrenwantmorefreedomwithoutparents B.over40%ofthechildrenhavedifficultytalkingtoparentsfreely C.alltheleftoverchildrendreamofmakingmoneyinbigcities D.mostvillagerspreferlivingalifeinthecountrysideBNateRobinsonisunlikeanyotherplayerintheNBA.ThisplayeristheshortestintheNBA,butheisoneofthemostfearlessplayers.Heis1.75mtall.“InNBA,helookslikeafourth-graderamongagroupofhighschoolstudents,”accordingtoTheAtlantic.Howcanhecompete(競(jìng)爭(zhēng))withthem?Robinsonmakesupforthiswithhisabilitytojump.Withoutmovingforwardsorbackwards,hecanjumpupto110cm.However,confidencehelpshimmore.“Peopletalkaboutmyheightallthetime,butIdon’treallyfeelsmallerthananyoneelse,”saidRobinson.“IalwaysthinkI’monfire(充滿激情的).”Nomatterwhoyouareorwhatyou’vewon,he’sgoingtocomeatyou.Withthatspirit,hehaswontheNBASlamDunkContestthreetimes.Also,hehasmademanywonderfulblocks(蓋帽).ChicagoBullsplayedMiamiHeatonMay10,2023.LeBronJames,theplayerfromMiamiHeat,wenttoshoot.ButRobinsonblockedhim.HealsoblockedShaquilleO’NealinClevelandCavaliersandevenYaoMinginHoustonRockets.NateRobinsonisahero.Hehasgivenmanybasketballfanshope.Maybeoneday,youcanalsoblockbigguyslikeLeBronJames!()36.Accordingtothereport,NateRobinsononceplayedfor. A.ChicagoBulls B.MiamiHeat C.HoustonRockets D.ClevelandCavaliers()37.Paragraph1ofthereportmainlytalksabout. A.howgreatNateRobinsonis B.howNateRobinsonisunlikeanyotherplayer C.howfearlessNateRobinsonis D.whoNateRobinsonis()38.Theunderlinedphrase“makesup”probablymeans. A.強(qiáng)化 B.弱化C.彌補(bǔ) D.構(gòu)成()39.NateRobinson’sisthemainreasonwhyhecancompetewithothers. A.abilitytojump B.confidenceC.shootingskills D.blocks()40.WhichisTRUEaboutNateRobinson? A.HeonceblockedYaoMingfromMiamiHeat. B.HewontheNBASlamDunkContestmorethanonce. C.HegiveshopetoallNBAplayers. D.Hefeelshimselfsmallerthanothersandhepractiseshard.CDoyouhavetheexperienceoftakingmusiclessonsagainstyourwishes?Perhapsyouhavecomplainedaboutitbecauseyouthoughtittookyoumuchplaytime.Butnowyou’dbetterthankyourparentsfortheirtimeandmoneyspentonyourmusicaltraining.Arecentstudysuggestsmusiclessonscanmakechildrenhavebettermemoriesthantheirpeers(同齡人).TheCanadianstudyshowedthatafteroneyearofmusicaltraining,childrendidbetteronamemorytestthanthosewhodidn’ttakemusiclessons.Theresearchersmadethechildrenagedbetween4and6intotwogroups—onegroupofchildrentookmusiclessonsoutsideschool,andtheotherdidn’ttakeanymusicaltraining.Inoneyear,theytookfourtestsindifferenttimes.Theresultsshowedbrain(大腦)developmentchangesatleasteveryfourmonths.Thechildrentakingmusiclessonsnotonlydidbetterinmusicallisteningbutalsomadefasterprogressinotherways,suchasreading,writing,MathsandIQ.Peoplesaymusicisthegoodmedicineforabrokenheart.Nowitseemsmusiccanalsohelpustoimproveourmemories.Wearesuretofindmoreandmoreinthewonderfulworldofmusic.()41.You’dbetterthankyourparentsfortheirtimeandmoneyspentonyourmusicaltrainingbecause. A.yougetwellafteryoutakemusiclessons B.youwillmakefasterprogressineveryway C.musiccanhelpyoutoimproveyourmemories D.musiclessonshavetakenupmostyourfreetime()42.Theresearchersmadeonegroupofthechildrenaged4~6takemusiclessonsfor. A.sixmonths B.ayearC.twoyears D.fouryears()43.TheCanadianstudyshowedthatbraindevelopmentchanges. A.onceaweekB.twicehalfayearC.fourtimesayearD.atleasteveryfourmonths()44.Accordingtothelastparagraph,mostpeoplethinkmusiccanmakeus. A.happy B.worriedC.lazy D.confident()45.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A.Howtobecomecleverer. B.Musicdoesusmuchgood. C.Whattofindinwonderfulmusic. D.Everyoneshouldreceivemusictraining.四、填空（每小題1分，滿分15分）A.根據(jù)句意和漢語提示，用正確的單詞填空。46.Messi(得分)awinninggoalinthesecondhalfofthematch.47.Thereisarule(與……相反)takingpetsintothemuseum.48.Wearenotbornwith(勇氣).Andwearenotbornwithfear.49.It’stimefortheplayerstodrinktotheir(勝利).50.LiuXiangbroketheworldmen’s110-meterhurdles(跨欄賽跑)(記錄)withthetimeofsecondsinJuly,2023.B.根據(jù)句意，用括號(hào)內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。51.As(lead)ofthegroup,Andyworkswellwitheverymember.52.Ithinkwatchingtabletennismatchis(simple)awasteoftime.Ihavenointerestinit.53.Iwasjustgoingoutwhenasudden(think)stoppedme.54.It’s(usual)tofinddiamonds(鉆石)ofthissize.55.Indifferent(time)ofmylife,Ihaddifferentdreams.C.從方框中選擇合適的詞或者詞組，并用其正確形式填空。toone’ssurprise,medicalresearch,dieof,tryoutfor,agreatdealof56.We’vespenttimesearchingfortheinformationweneed.57.WeallexpectedtheSpainishteamtowin.But,theylosttheirfirstmatchinthe2023WorldCup.58.Moreisneededbeforescientistsfindouttherightwaytocurethedisease.59.IwasadvisedtheschoolbasketballteamwhenIenteredtheschool.60.Sadly,thegreatwriterheartdiseaseatayoungage.五、完成句子（每小題2分，滿分10分）61.如果戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)繼續(xù)，我們每個(gè)人都會(huì)擔(dān)心自己的生命安全。Ifthewarcontinues,wewillalllive.62.你認(rèn)為什么使他改變了主意？Whatdoyouthinkmadehim?63.我們都認(rèn)為他是無名小卒，沒人注意他。Weallthoughthimnobody.Noneofus.64.我正要準(zhǔn)備去睡覺，這時(shí)候電話響了。Iwasjustgoingtobed.65.無論何時(shí)需要他為慈善做點(diǎn)什么，他都會(huì)立刻行動(dòng)起來。forcharity,hetakesactionatonce.六、閱讀填空（每小題1分，滿分20分）A.閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容，在文章后的空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意：每空一詞。Thereare5channelsonBritishtelevisionandeachchannelhasseveralnewsprogrammesalldaylong.Someprogrammesareonlyfor3minutesbutsomeareonehourlong.Thepeoplewhoreadthenewsarecallednewspresentersandbecausetheyappearontelevisioneveryday,theyareveryfamous.TrevorMcDonaldisapopularnewspresenterinEnglandinthenewsstudio.HepresentsaprogrammecalledNewsatTeneveryMondaytoFridayevenings.AnotherpopularnewspresenterisKirstyYoung.Shehasamodernstyleofreadingnewsand,asyoucansee,shesitsonthedesknotonachair!Televisionnewspresentersneedtohaveworkedasjournalistsbecausetheyhavetowritemostofthenewsthattheyread.Sometimesanimportantneweventhappensaftertheprogrammehasstarted,sothepresenterhastobeabletoreadsomethingwithoutlookingatitfirst.Theymustalwayskeepcalmevenwhentherearemanychangesduringtheprogramme.AttheendofNewsatTen,TrevorMcDonaldsays,“Andfinally…”Thenhereadsanunusualorinterestingitem.It’safamoussayinginEnglandnow.Newspresentersin(66)Thenumberofchannels(67)Timethatthenewsprogrammes(68)From3to60minutes.Whatnewspresenters(69)Writemostofthe(70).Readnews.Sometimes,theyhavetoreadsomenews(71)preparingforit.Attheendoftheprogramme,theymayadd(72)unusualorfunny.(73)popularnewspresentersmentionedTrevorMcDonald,whopresentsNewsat

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