UNIT9學(xué)情評(píng)估選擇題(共55分)一、完形填空(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)DuringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod,therelivedagreatmusiciannamedYuBoya.Heplayedtheguqinverywell.Unluckily,fewpeoplecould__1____hismusic.Oneday,Boyawenttravelingbyboat.Onhisway,hemetwithabig__2____andstoppedtheboatbytheriverside.Whentherainstopped,seeingthebeautifulscenery(景色),hewasvery__3____.Sohetookouthisguqinandbegantoplay.Ashewasthrowinghimselfintoplayingmusic,he__4____noticedthatsomebodywaslisteningtohimbytheriverside.ThatpersonwasZhongZiqi.Boya__5____himtohisboatandplayedforhim.Heplayedonetune(曲子)thatdescribedthehighmountainandtherunningwater.ZhongunderstooditandrespectedBoyaforhismusical__6____.Boyawasveryexcited,andsaid,“Dearfriend!Onlyyoucanunderstandmymusic！”They__7____thattheywouldmeetagaininthesameplacethenextyear.Thefollowingyear,Boyaarrivedontime,__8____hedidn'tseeZhong.Laterhelearnedthathisfriendhaddiedofanillness.Yufeltsosadthathe__9____hisguqinandneverplayeditagain.Fromthenon,peopleuse“HighMountainsandFlowingWater”to__10____valuablefriendshipbetweenpeople.Truefriendshipisn'taboutwhothepeopleare,orhowlongthey'veknowneachother.Instead,itisaboutpeoplewhocantrulyunderstandeachother.()1.A．forget B．believeC．realize D．understand()2.A．rain B．boatC．instrument D．fish()3.A．bored B．excitedC．proud D．sad()4.A．suddenly B．luckilyC．carefully D．slowly()5.A．sent B．invitedC．refused D．threw()6.A．rule B．talentC．journey D．score()7.A．a(chǎn)greed B．doubtedC．minded D．wondered()8.A．if B．soC．but D．because()9.A．lost B．foundC．hurt D．broke()10.A．believe B．feelC．learn D．describe二、閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(共16小題；每小題2分，滿分32分)ARussianBalletTheRussianBalletwilltourourcountryandbeshowninBeijing.Time:8：00p．m.，May2－May3Place:BeijingComedyTheater，No.11,ChaoyangmenNorthStreet,DongchengDistrictPrice:100yuanTel:6655-2100ChineseOperaAnewproductionofSichuanOperaisnowoninBeijing.Time:7：30p．m.,May15Place:ChaoyangTheater，No.36DongsanhuanNorthRoad,ChaoyangDistrictPrice:80yuan;Freeforchildrenunder12Tel:6501-1555ItalianConcertMusiciansoftheItalianNationalSymphonyOrchestrawillholdaconcertinBeijing.Time:8：00p．m.，May8Place:XiwangTheater，41DongdajieStreet，DongchengDistrictPrice:60yuanTel:6392-8877()11.TonyisfreeontheeveningofMay3.Whatcanheenjoy?A．Atalkshow. B．ARussianballet. C．AChineseopera. D．AnItalianconcert.()12.(跨學(xué)科·數(shù)學(xué))IfMr.WhitegoestowatchSichuanOperawithhis8-year-oldson,howmuchshouldhepay?A．60yuan. B．80yuan.C．100yuan. D．160yuan. ()13.WhichnumbershouldJohncallifhewantstogotoaconcert?A．6502-1167. B．6655-2100.C．6392-8877. D．6501-1555. ()14.Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?A．Anewspaper. B．Anovel.C．Areport. D．Adiary.BIfyouarereallyinterestedinmusicfestivals，thenyoumusthaveheardoftheIsleofWightMusicFestival.IttakesplaceeveryJuneontheIsleofWight，theUK.Peoplethinkit'sgreattoenjoythelovelysummertimeonthebeach.Thedreambeginsassoonasyoustarttravelingtotheisland.Inordertogettothecampsite(營(yíng)地)ofthefestival，youhavetotaketheferry(渡輪).Theferryisfullofexcitedfestivalloverswhoarereadytotakepartinthefantasticmusicfestival.Youcanputupyourtentafterarrivingatthecampsite.Therepeopletalkwitheachotheropenly.Theyarenotascoldasthoseyoumeetinyoureverydaylife.Thefestivallastsforfourdays.Youwillwipe__outallyourworriesabouteverythingduringthedays,justlikelivinginadream.Thenitmaybehardforyoutocomebackto“reality”afterthat.Itseemsthatitisthiskindofmusiceventthatmakespeoplegettogether.Itgivespeoplearealsenseofunity(團(tuán)結(jié)).Itookpartinthefestivalwithmyfriendslastyear.Itwassoexcitingthatwealllostourselvesinthebeautifulmusic.DancingQueensungbyBjornAgainwasmyfavorite.I'mreallylookingforwardtojoininginitforasecondtime.()15.WhenistheIsleofWightMusicFestival?A．Atthebeginningofspring. B．Atthebeginningofsummer.C．Attheendoftheyear. D．Attheendofsummer.()16.WhatdoesthewriterthinkofthepeopleattheIsleofWightMusicFestival?A．Crazy. B．Patient.C．Cold. D．Friendly.()17.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“wipeout”inParagraph3mean?A．Increase. B．Start.C．Remember. D．Forget.()18.What'sthepassagemainlyabout?A．Somefamousmusicfestivals.B．Atriptoanisland.C．TheIsleofWightMusicFestival.D．Thefeelingsofjoininginmusicfestivals.CWhenIwasateenager,myparentswereneverinterestedinthemusicIliked.Theysaidtome,“David,themusicyoulikelisteningtoistoonoisy.”Atthesametime,myfatherregularlydescribedthemusicthathelikedasbeautiful.Asitturnsout,theyarenotalone.AsIgrowolder,I'veoftenheardpeopleofmyagesay,“Today'smusicisterrible.”Manyolderpeoplejustdon'tlikenewmusic.Butwhyisthat?The__mere__exposure__effectmayexplainthis.Itmeansthatthemorefamiliarwearewithsomething,themorelikelywearetopreferit.Whenweareinourearlyteens,weusuallyspendalotoftimelisteningtopopularmusicanddiscussingitwithourfriends.Thenewsongsandsingersduringthistimebecomefamiliartous.Afterweturn30,wearebusyworkingandraisingourfamily.Wedon'thavesomuchtimetolookfornewmusic.Instead,weprefertolistentoouroldfavorites.Accordingtostudies,bythetimeweturn33,mostofuswillcompletelystopexploringnewmusic.ButIthinkthereisanotherreasonforolderpeople'sdislikeofnewmusic.Mostnewmusic,afterall,isnotwrittenforthem.Itismadeforyoungpeople.Sometypesofmusicbeganasarebellion(反抗)ofyoungpeopleagainstout-of-datewaysofdoingthings.Thesetypesincludepunk,rap,hip-hop,heavymetalandmore.Theynaturallyinterestyoungerlisteners.Doyourparentsdislikethemusicyoulike,too?Now,afterreadingthisarticle,youknowthereisnothingwrongwiththat.()19.Whatdidthewriter'sparentsthinkofthemusichelikedwhenhewasateenager?A．Theyenjoyedit.B．Theythoughtitwasbeautiful.C．Theyconsidereditalotofnoise.D．Theydidn'thaveanopinionaboutit.()20.(新考法·細(xì)節(jié)多選)Whydomanyolderpeopledislikenewmusic?①Becausethenewmusicsoundsterrible.②Becausetheyareafraidofnoise.③Becausemostnewmusicisnotwrittenforthem.④Becausetheyarenotfamiliarwiththenewmusic.A．①② B．③④C．②③ D．②④()21.(跨學(xué)科·數(shù)學(xué))Whichofthefollowingchartscorrectlyshows“themereexposureeffect”？(preference偏愛(ài)，leveloffamiliarity熟悉度)()22.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．Whydon'tyourparentslikethemusicyoulike?B．What'stherealmeaningofthemereexposureeffect?C．Whendomostyoungpeoplestopexploringnewmusic?D．Howdoyoungpeoplelikedifferenttypesofnewmusic?D①OnJanuary4th，theChinaNationalTraditionalOrchestra(樂(lè)團(tuán))playedsomewell-knowntraditionalmusicintheirconcert.Peopleenjoyedthebeautifulsoundsoftheguzheng，thepowerfultunesofthesuona,thetouchingnotesoftheerhuandsoon.EachtraditionalChinesemusicalinstrumenttellsitsownstory.②“I'vefalleninlovewiththesoundsoftraditionalinstruments，especiallythepipa，thefour-stringedinstrument(四弦樂(lè)器)withahistoryofmorethan2，000years.Itcanproducedifferentsounds，suchasthesoundsoffallingsnowandrain.EverytimeIlistentoapipatune(曲調(diào))，Ihaveastrongfeelingofpeace，”saidYangTianaftertheconcert.③However，arecentreportsuggeststhenumberoftraditionalmusiclistenersisdropping.Towakeuppeople'slovefortraditionalmusic，somethingcreativehasbeendone.④Insometraditionalmusicconcerts，VRtechnologyisused.It'slikewatchinga3Dmovie.⑤LiXiaobing，amusicteacherfromBeijing，combinestraditionalfolksingingandoperaswithChineseinstrumentsthroughtechnology.Peoplearesurprisedathisworksandtheylovethem!⑥Somemusicianstrytoaddsomethingnewtotraditionalmusic.Theybringmodernmusiclikepopintotraditionalmusic.WhentheEastmeetstheWest，thenewformofmusicwinstheheartsofboththeoldandtheyoung.⑦Traditionalmusicshowsthebeautyofourculture，andwithsomecreativity，greatthingshappen.()23.Howmanykindsoftraditionalinstrumentsarementionedinthepassage?A．3. B．4.C．5. D．6.()24.WhatdidLiXiaobingdotowakeuppeople'slovefortraditionalmusic?A．Hetoldmanycheerfulstories.B．Hemadegood3DmovieswithVRtechnology.C．HemixedtraditionalmusicwithChineseinstruments.D．Hebroughtmodernmusiclikepopintotraditionalmusic.()25.(新考法·細(xì)節(jié)組合)Whichparagraphsintroducesomecreativemethods?A．③④⑤ B．④⑤⑥C．⑤⑥⑦ D．④⑥⑦()26.Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftraditionalmusicaccordingtothepassage?A．Traditionalmusicmustbetaughtcreatively.B．Traditionalmusicandtechnologymustbeconnected.C．Traditionalmusicshouldonlybeplayedinconcerts.D．Traditionalmusicwithcreativitywillbemorepopular.第二節(jié)(共4小題；每小題2分，滿分8分)從下面的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇四個(gè)還原到文中。Ifyouwanttotellastory，ortellpeopleaboutyourideas，apicturecanoftenbebetterthanwords.Andmovingpicturescanbemuchbetter.Everyoneknowsthemostfamousexampleofmovingpictures—thefilm.Thefilmwasinventedattheendofthe19thcentury.In1892，withhisassistant，Edisoninventedthekinetoscope(活動(dòng)電影機(jī))，amachineforlookingatmovingpictures.Toseethepictures，youhadtolookthroughasmallholeatthetopofthemachine.27.________Filmsdevelopedquicklyandbecamemorepopular.28.________Theplacestoseefilmsbecamebiggerandmorecomfortable.Atfirst，peoplecouldwatchfilmsonlyincinemas.Withtheinventionofthetelevision，peoplebegantowatchfilmsintheirownhomes.Livingroomswithlarge-screenTVsetswerelikesmallcinemasathome.Duringrecentyears，companiesbegantodevelopnewwaystorecordtelevisionprogramswithmachinesthathadmemory.29.________Youcanpaytodownload(下載)filmsandTVprogramsfromtheInternetandwatchthematanytime.Thecinemahaschangedalot.Willcinemasbecomeathingofthepast?Wecan'tbesure.30.________Butsomepeoplethinkthatcinemasarestillthebestplacestowatchfilms.A．Mostpeoplepreferredtraditionalfilmsbecausethesoundwasclearer.B．Onlyonepersoncouldlookintoeachmachine.C．Watchingfilmsathomeorintoacinemaisgreatfun.D．Thiswayyourtelevisionsetcansavefilms，almostlikeacomputer.E．Peoplesoonbegantoopenplacestoshowthesenewfilmstothepublic.三、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分)A：Hi,Julia.Whatareyoudoing?B：Hi,Maria.31.________Let'senjoythemusictogether.A：32.________B：It'sLinkinPark's.It'sreallywonderful.A：I'msorry.Idon'tlikerockmusic.Itdrivesmecrazy.33.________B：So,whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?A：Softmusic.34.________Italwaysmakesmefeelpeacefulandrelaxed.B：Oh,no.Softmusicalwaysmakesmesleepy.35.________A：Isupposedifferentpeoplehavedifferenttastesinmusic.B：Iguessso.A．That'smyfirstchoice.B．Pleasecomeoverhere.C．AndIcan'tstandthenoise.D．Whosemusicareyoulisteningto?E．Butrockmusicisexcitingandlively.非選擇題(共45分)四、語(yǔ)法填空(每空一詞)(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)FryderykFranciszekChopin(1810－1849)wasagreatcomposerandanexcellentpianist.Hecomposedtwenty-fourshort36.________(piece)forthepianocalledpreludes(前奏曲).Thelongestone,PreludeNo.15,isbetter-known37.________itsnickname,the“Raindrop”P(pán)relude.Howdiditgetitsnickname?Onedayin1838,whenChopin'sloverGeorgeSandwentoutin38.________rainstorm,Chopinbecame39.________(worry).WhilehewaswaitingforSand,hewrotePreludeNo.15.WhenSandcameback,Chopinplayed40.________(she)themusic.Sandthoughtthenotessoundedlikeraindrops.SheletChopinlistentotheraindropsfallingontheroof.ThismadeChopin41.________(happy).Heinsistedthatheneverpaidattentiontothosesoundsor42.________(copy)them.However,likeSand,manypeoplehearraindropsinthisprelude.Somenotesrepeatingthroughoutthepiecesoundlikeraindrops.Theflowofthemusicislikerain,too.Thepiecestarts43.________(soft),44.________itgetslouder,likeraingettingheavier.Thenthemusicgetsquietandfinally45.________(end),likerainwhenitstops.五、綜合填空(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)lookup,understand,any,probably,own,exciting,learn,when,differentfrom,reasonTherearemanykindsofmusic.Everykindofmusichasits46.________features(特征).Forexample,rockmusicisloudand47.________，whilesoftmusicisquiet.You48.________likelisteningtomanykindsofmusic.Butdoyouknowhowtoappreciate(欣賞)music?Appreciatingmusiciscompletely49.________________listeningtomusic.Ifyouwantto50.________toappreciatemusic,pleasereadthefollowing.Trytolearnaboutallkindsofmusic,althoughsomemusicmightnotbeyourfavorite.Youdon'thavetolikethemusic.Justlistentoitandtryto51.____________________it.Mostsongsarewrittenforsome52.________.Thereisusuallyamessageinasong.Ifyoudon'tunderstanditatonce,53.________thelyrics.Thisishardtodoforclassicalmusicbecausetherearen't54.________lyrics.Forthat,youhavetotryalittleharder55.________youlisten.Don'tcriticize(批評(píng))itthefirsttimeyoulistentoasong.Ifyoustartbycomplaining(抱怨)aboutit,youwillhavenohopeofappreciatingit.六、任務(wù)型閱讀(共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分)根據(jù)圖文內(nèi)容，在圖文后的短文空格處填入恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~語(yǔ)(每空詞數(shù)不限)。JazzWhenitwasinventedandwhoitwasinventedby:Nobodyknowsexactly.Butitissaidthatitbeganintheearly1900s.Pioneers：Mostwereblacks.Thebestjazzmusicianinthe1900s—LouisArmstrong.Hewasbornin1901inNewOrleans.Hewastalented,hard-workingandhumorous.Hisearlylifewasnoteasy.Hisattitude(態(tài)度)tolife：Lifewasthereandhejustacceptedit.Nooneknowsexactlywhenjazzwasinvented,orbywhom.Butitissaidthatitbeganin56.____________________.Jazzwasanewkindofmusic,forAmericaandtheworld.Mostofthejazzpioneerswere57.________.Soonthepopularityofthiskindofmusicspread.Inthe1900s,thereweremanyjazzmusicians,bothblackandwhite.Manyofthemwerefamous.Onemanwasbetterthantherest.Hisnamewas58.____________________．Hewasbornin1901inNewOrleans.Hehadatalentformusicandwasvery59.________________.Healsohadagoodsenseofhumor.Afterhebecamefamous,hetraveledaroundtheworld.ItseemedthateveryonewantedtohearLouis'play.Butinhisearlylife,helivedahardlife.Duringthatperiod,hislifecouldhardlybeimagined.ButLouissmiledthrougheverything.Hisattitudetolifewasinspiring.Forhim,lifewasthereandhejust60.________it.Heoncesaid,“Mywholelifehasbeenfilledwithhappiness.Whateverhappenedhasbeenbeautifultome.Iloveeverybody.”七、書(shū)面表達(dá)(共1題，滿分15分)假定你是李明，你本周的英語(yǔ)作業(yè)是就“WhatKindofMusicDoYouLikeBest？”這一話題在你所在的社區(qū)進(jìn)行采