Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandanceto

1、第九天Unit 9 I like music that I can dance to.一、詞組互譯1. 跟著唱_ 2. 大量；充足_ 3. once in a while _ 4. in that case_5. stay up _ 6. musical ability _ 7. 總共；合計_ 8. 堅持;固守_9. 賺錢_ 10. dance to _二、詞性轉(zhuǎn)換1. pain (adj.)_ 2. master (n.主人、大師)_ 3. move (adj.) _ 4. sad (n.)_5. stick (過去式)_ 6. end (n.)_ 三、選擇 ( )1. The young

2、lady _ we met yesterday is our new math teacher. A. whom B. whose C. who D. which( )2. I like the songs _ the Beatles sang very much. A. who B. which C. whose D. whom( )3. Would you please help me _ the picture on the wall?A. put up B. put on C. put away D. put off( )4. -What are you looking for? -I

3、m looking for the music CDyou lent me yesterday. A. what B. whoC. when D. that( )5. I like to listen to music that can make me. A. happyB. relaxingC. boring D. to relax( )6.-Im sorry I cant help you. -_.A. My pleasure B. All rightC. Thank you all the same D. Im sorry to hear that( )7.- What music do

4、 you like? -I like music that I can sing alongor dance. A. to; withB. with; withC. to; toD. with; to( )8.Bob, can you tell us _ by saying that?A. what do you mean B. what you meantC. you mean what D. what did you mea( )9. Neither he nor I_ from Canada.We are from Australia.A. is B. are C. am D. be(

5、)10.-Lets go to see the art exhibition in the gallery. - A. Good idea! B. Dont worry. C. Youre welcome! D. Id love to. ( )11.-What kind of teachers do you like? -. A. I like my English teacher B. I like those who are friendlyC. The teacher is outgoing D. The teacher is strict with me( )12.The food t

6、astes. I want to eat more. A. wellB. badC. badly D. good( )13. -Alice prefers _ to _.-Then, lets ask her to take part in our dancing club.A. dancing, singing B. dancing, sing C. sing, dancing D. to sing, dance( )14. Whatme most is itssights. A. interested; interestedB. interested; interestingC. inte

7、resting; interestingD. interesting; interested( )15. - Which do you prefer, orange juice or cola? -, thanks. Id like just a cup of tea. A. EitherB. Neither C. Both D. None四、完形填空John, 11 years old, was in bed in hospital. Several days before, while he was 1 in a baseball team, he fell and hit his hea

8、d. The doctor believed that he might 2 get well .“He seems to have given up hope. So medicine alone wont work. Perhaps he needs 3 ,” said a doctor. “When I visit him, all he ever says is that he would like to meet Babe Ruth.”To meet Babe Ruth, of course, was not that 4 . In America, Babe Ruth was su

9、ch a man as busy as the President (總統(tǒng))himself because he was _5_ baseball player.The next day Johns father managed to tell Babe Ruth about the story of his son 6 the phone. Twenty-four hours later, as the boy lied in his hospital room, in walked 7 . Young John could hardly believe his own eyes!The g

10、reat baseball player sat down at Johns bedside, saying, “Now, listen, kid, youve got to get well. Now I bring you a new American League baseball, 8 you must start throwing it.”For John this was the beginning of a new life. To his doctors 9 , the boy walked out of the hospital on his own a few weeks

11、later. He was able to live a healthy life againall 10 the gift from Babe Ruth.( )1. A. lookingB. playing C. taking D. sitting( )2. A. neverB. ever C. always D. certainly( )3. A. anything else B. else anything C. something else D.else something( )4. A. luckB. easy C. difficult D. successful( )5. A. m

12、ost famousB. the famousC. the most famous D. the more famous( )6. A. at B. on C. with D. by( )7. A. his fatherB. his doctor C. Babe Ruth D. the president( )8. A. thoughB. although C. or D. so( )9. A. surprisingB. surprisedC. surprise D. be surprised( )10. A. becauseB. because ofC. instead D. instead

13、 of五、閱讀理解 Kendall Harvey has an unusual hobby.He used to be a worker in a bike factory and retired (退休) six years ago.Harvey began working on motors and wheels, building himself a machine that he and his wife used to travel to the mountains. One day, while having a meal at a local restaurant, he met

14、 another dad out with his small son, who was disabled (殘疾的)He listened as the boy expressed a wish for a bike, like his friends.Harvey went home and started working, and soon he made a motorized (機動的) bike. Since then, Harvey has made the dreams of 140 other children come true.Thanks to a donation f

15、rom Walmart, Harveys garage is filled with bicycles of all sizes, just waiting for him to rebuild them for a child.Through friends and relatives he hears about kids who cant see or use their arms and legs because of injury (傷口，受傷 ) or birth defect (出生缺陷). Harvey meets the kids, talks to them about t

16、he kind of bike theyd like, then takes their sizes.He picks out a suitable bike, and adds extra wheels, a sidecar for dolls, or a small radio.Within a few weeks, he has made a childs dream come true. They are independent (獨立的) because they have a bike.Children of all ages use Harveys bikes.Several a

17、re in their twenties or even thirties physically, but mentally (心理上) they are five, six or seven.The price Harvey asks for all this is the pictures with them when they receive their machines, the hugs and kisses they give him, and the joy he sees on their faces as they operate the bike all by themse

18、lves.For him, that is enough. ( )56.Harveys hobby is unusual because_.A. he retired six years ago B. he made a special machine for him and his wife to travel to the mountainsC. he made bikes for the disabled for free D. he is a s strange person( )57.Harvey met the father and his disabled son while _.A. he was working on a bike B. he was having a meal at home C. having a meal at a restaurant D. he was taking a walk on the street( )58.He has made many kids dreams come true.The number is about _.A. 40 B. 100 C. 60 D. 140( )59.What