Unit 5 What are the shirts made of 課時(shí)練習(xí)課件人教版英語九年級全一冊

Unit

5

What

are

the

shirts

made

of

?第1課時(shí)

Section

A（1a~2d）Ⅰ.

根據(jù)句意及漢語提示填寫單詞。1.I

think

life

itself

is

a

learning

________

（過程）.2.Miss

Zhu

wears

a______（銀色的）ring

and

looks

more

beautiful

today.3.I

don’t

think

it

is

convenient

to

eat

food

with

a_____（餐叉）and

knife.4.It’s

relaxing

to

lie

on

the______（草地）in

the

sun

on

a

sunny

morning.5.The_______（襯衫）is

beautiful.

I’ll

take

it

for

my

sister.processsilverforkgrassblouseⅡ.

用括號中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。6.________

（cotton）is

more

comfortable

to

wear

than

nylon.7.Alice

has

lived

in

China

for

many

years

and

she’s

been

used

to

using

___________（chopstick）.8.It

seems_______（fair）on

him

to

make

him

pay

for

everything.9.As

she

waited，she_______（steel）

herself

for

disappointment.10.English

is_______（wide）

used

in

the

world

and

it

is

one

of

the

most

important

languages.CottonchopsticksunfairsteeledwidelyⅢ.

用方框中所給短語的適當(dāng)形式填空。be

known

for，made

in，by

hand，be

made

of，as

far

as

I

know，be

made

from11.Was

that

fishbowl

_________

Xi’an?12.In

old

days，people

made

shoes_________.13.These

days，Zibo_____________its

barbecue（燒烤）.14.__________________，the

man

comes

from

America.15.These

kites_____________paper.

And

paper______________wood.made

inby

handis

known

forAs

far

as

I

knoware

made

ofis

made

fromⅣ.

閱讀理解。

Have

you

ever

had

a

question

in

your

mind

about

why

we

Chinese

people

are

still

using

chopsticks?

Why

don’t

we

use

forks

and

knives?

Chopsticks

are

kitchen

and

eating

tools.

They

have

been

used

all

over

East

Asia

for

over

2，000

years.

They

were

first

invented

and

used

by

the

Chinese

during

the

Zhou

Dynasty.

Chopsticks

later

spread

to

other

countries

across

East，South

and

South

East

Asia.

They

are

usually

made

of

bamboo

or

wood.

But

at

first，chopsticks

were

not

used

as

eating

tools.

They

were

probably

used

for

cooking

such

as

stirring（攪拌）

the

fire.

Then

people

found

it

was

convenient

toeat

by

using

chopsticks.

Then

chopsticks

began

to

be

used

as

eating

tools

during

the

Han

Dynasty.

Why

not

use

forks

and

knives?

In

our

mind，forks

and

knives

are

made

of

metal（金屬）.

They

are

more

similar

to

weapons.

How

could

dangerous

weapons

be

used

on

the

eating

tables?

And

can

you

imagine

how

terrible

it

is

to

use

forks

and

knives

while

we

are

taking

food

out

of

the

hot

pot?

Then

chopsticks

perfectly

solve

this

problem.

What’s

more，we

believe

in

the

idea

of

being

simple.

With

the

two

sticks，we

can

do

many

things.

Also，chopsticks

contain（包含）

the

principle（理念）

of

“Yin

and

Yang”.

Besides，if

you

take

a

close

look

at

the

chopsticks，you

will

find

the

chopsticks

are

round

on

one

side

and

square

on

the

other

side.

So

the

round

side

means

the

sky

and

the

square

side

means

the

earth.

And

when

we

hold

chopsticks，our

fingers

are

between

the

two

sticks.

That’s

our

understanding

of

the

relationship

between

man

and

the

world.16.How

does

the

writer

lead

to

the

topic?(

)

DA.By

comparing.

B.By

telling

stories.C.By

listing

examples.

D.By

asking

questions.17.Which

question’s

answer

can’t

be

found

in

Paragraph

2?(

)

BA.When

were

chopsticks

invented?B.Why

are

we

still

using

chopsticks?C.What

are

chopsticks

made

of

?D.What

were

chopsticks

first

used

for?18.Which

of

the

following

may

be

a

kind

of

“weapons”?(

)

AA.Guns.

B.Grapes.

C.Chopsticks.

D.Caps.19.What

does

the

writer

mainly

want

to

show

in

the

last

paragraph?(

)

BA.Chopsticks

are

the

perfect

eating

tools.B.Chopsticks

contain

much

Chinese

culture.C.People

hold

chopsticks

between

the

two

sticks.D.The

two

sides

of

the

chopsticks

mean

the

earth

and

the

sky.V.

語篇填空。閱讀短文，根據(jù)語篇要求填空，使短文通順、意思完整。每空限填一詞。Dear

Marcus，

How

are

you

doing

these

days?

I’m

excited

to

hear

20.______

you.

I’d

like

to

introduce

something

special

in

my

city

to

you.

My

city，Jingdezhen

in

Jiangxi

Province，is

famous

21.____

its

china.

China

is

special

because

it

is

an

example

of

exquisite（精美的）

Chinese

crafts-manship（手藝）and

it

is

22.___

symbol

of

traditional

Chinese

culture.

It

is

made

from

clay.

It

is

made

to

be

enjoyed

by

people.

And

it

is

used

for

containing

（容納）

things.

Many

things

are

made

of

china

in

our

everyday

life，such

as

cups，bowls

fromforaand

plates.

Every

day

many

different

kinds

of

china

23.____

produced

here.

Blue

and

white

porcelain

is

the

most

famous

24._____.

It

is

known

to

people

around

the

world.

You

can

buy

some

for

your

friends

and

relatives.

Welcome

to

my

city!

I

hope

you

will

have

a

good

time

here.

Best

wishes!Yours，Li

HuaareoneⅥ.

補(bǔ)全對話。根據(jù)對話情景，在每個(gè)空白處填上一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥?，使對話完整、連貫。A:

Good

morning，Mr.

Clinton.B:

Good

morning，Mr.

Brown.

25.

_________________________?A:

It’s

a

pair

of

chopsticks.B:

A

pair

of

chopsticks?

26.___________________?A:

It

is

made

of

silver.B:

Really?

It

must

be

very

expensive.What’s

that

in

your

handWhat

is

it

made

ofA:

Yes，you

are

right.B:

27.

________________?A:

More

than

100

dollars.

In

fact，it

was

not

made

in

the

US.B:

28.

____________________?A:

In

China.B:

Oh，I

see.

But

most

chopsticks

are

made

of

wood

or

bamboo.

How

do

you

like

the

pair

of

chopsticks?A:

29.

_______________________________________.

I

like

it

very

much.How

much

is

itWhere

was

it

madeI

think

it

is

very

beautiful/nice/wonderfulUnit

5

What

are

the

shirts

made

of

?第2課時(shí)

Section

A（3a~3c）Ⅰ.

根據(jù)漢語或首字母提示填寫單詞。1.After

four

years

of

college

education，more

and

more

young

men

return

to

Nantong

to

help

with

the

______

（當(dāng)?shù)氐模?/p>

development.2.If

you

are

more

careful，you

will

a_____any

accidents.3.I

bought

a_________（手提包）

for

my

mother

last

week.4.How

was

your_________（日常的）

life?5.My

mother

gave

me

a

m______phone

as

my

birthday

gift

yesterday.localvoidhandbageverydayobileⅡ.

用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。6.There

are

a

lot

of

__________

（country）

around

the

world.7.Jack

is

trying

to

look

for

a

pair

of

shoes______（make）

in

Italy.8.Apple

is

good

at

making

high-technology_________（product），such

as

iPhones

and

iPads.countriesmadeproducts9.-Where

did

you

go

for

vacation，Tina?-I

went

to

________

（French）.France10.The

old

saying

“A

fall

into

a

pit，a

gain

in

your

wit.

”

means

we

should

learn

from

mistakes

and

avoid

________

（make）

the

same

mistakes

again.makingⅢ.

根據(jù)漢語意思完成句子或?qū)υ挕?1.斯蒂文擅長英語。Steven

___________

English.is

good

at12.-彼得看起來很擅長運(yùn)動(dòng)。-事實(shí)上，他不是。-Peter

looks

like

he’d

be

good

at

sports.-________，he’s

not.In

fact13.我希望有一天在世界各地我們都能買到中國制造的產(chǎn)品。I

hope

one

day

we

can

buy

products

made

in

China

in

____________

the

world.all

parts

of14.無論時(shí)光如何變遷，中華優(yōu)秀傳統(tǒng)文化值得廣泛分享。___________

how

time

changes，the

excellent

traditional

Chinese

culture

is

worth

sharing

widely.No

matter15.我永遠(yuǎn)不會忘記那場車禍，盡管它發(fā)生在很久之前。I

will

never

forget

that

car

accident

______________

it

happened

so

long

ago.even

though/ifⅣ.

閱讀理解。

The

label

（標(biāo)簽），“Made

in

China”，is

one

that

is

becoming

increasing

common

in

shopping

centers

all

over

the

world.

In

the

United

States，shoppers

at

Walmart，the

nation’s

largest

retailer

（零售商），have

a

wide

choice

of

products

mostly

produced

in

China.

A

large

number

of

people

begin

to

buy

more

and

more

products

made

in

China.

These

goods

are

even

widely

available

in

other

Asian

nations，where

Chinese-made

goods

are

quite

popular.

Chinese

brand

names

are

also

becoming

more

well-known

outside

China.

When

Chinese

Americans

visit

family

and

friends

in

their

homeland，gifts

from

the

US

are

a

must.

But

anything

“Made

in

China”

shouldn’t

be

considered

in

any

case.

“When

I

decide

to

visit

my

family

members

in

China，I’ll

have

a

big

headache.

What

should

I

buy

for

them?They

may

not

all

speak

English，but

everyone

in

China

knows

those

three

words，”

a

Chinese

American

said.

“When

they

see

the

label

‘Made

in

China’，they

will

think，‘Why

do

you

send

me

this?'”

The

development

of

China

has

surprised

the

world

with

its

growth.

As

a

result，the

other

countries

are

beginning

to

try

to

reduce

Chinese

goods

with

the

use

of

taxes

（稅）

and

import

restric-tions.

However，the

development

on

the

Chinese

economy

still

affects

the

world

in

many

ways.16.Around

the

world，the

products

made

in

China

are

___

in

the

shopping

malls.CA.unwelcome

B.expensive

C.popular

D.strict17.Why

do

Chinese

Americans

usually

have

a

headache

if

they

come

back

to

China?(

)

BA.Because

their

Chinese

friends

can

not

speak

English.B.Because

their

friends

will

be

unhappy

if

the

gifts

are

made

in

China.C.Because

they

should

give

their

friends

rare

gifts.D.Because

they

should

give

their

friends

fashionable

gifts.18.What

does

the

underlined

word

“affects”

mean?(

)

AA.影響

B.接受

C.重復(fù)

D.敬佩19.How

do

other

countries

try

to

reduce

（減少）the

Chinese

goods

in

their

own

countries?(

)

DA.By

developing

the

qualities

of

their

own

products.B.By

telling

their

shoppers

not

to

buy

Chinese

goods.C.By

importing

more

Chinese

goods.D.By

using

taxes

and

import

restrictions.20.From

the

passage，we

can

know

that

___.AA.products

made

in

China

are

more

and

more

popular

all

over

the

worldB.TVs

and

fashionable

clothes

are

ideal

gifts

for

Chinese

peopleC.everyone

in

China

can

speak

EnglishD.the

other

governments

don’t

welcome

any

Chinese

goodsV.

語篇填空。閱讀短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~并用其正確形式填空，使短文通順、意思完整。每空限填一詞，每詞限用一次。know，day，month，buy，final，they，many，experience，try，good

Sara

Green

was

a

writer.

She

and

her

family

21.______

to

live

without

buying

anything

produced

in

China

for

one

year.

She

recorded

that

22.___________

in

a

new

book

A

Year

without

“Made

in

China”.

At

first

the

rule

was

just

avoiding

things

that

had

the

label“Made

in

China”.

But

she

found

it

hard

because

so

many

things

in

23.______

use

were

made

in

China.

The

tennis

shoes

were

something

that

really

troubled

her.

She

had

to

try

her

24._____

to

look

for

shoes

for

her

child.triedexperiencedailybestIt

took

her

two

or

three

weeks

to

search

and

25._______

she

found

one

pair

made

in

Italy

in

a

store.

She

paid

almost

$70

for

26.______.

However，a

pair

of

tennis

shoes

made

in

China

only

cost

$15.

A

few

27.________

later，Ms.

Green

found

although

they

like

to

spend

28.______

money

on

something，lots

of

times

they

just

couldn’t

find

non-Chinese

alternatives（替代品）

to

many

things.

At

the

end

of

the

year，they

29.______

they

couldn’t

live

like

this

forever.

So

they

ended

up

30.________

things

made

in

China

again.finallythemmonthsmoreknewbuying拓展設(shè)問31.What

does

the

passage

mainly

talk

about?(

)

DA.There

are

many

things

made

in

China

around

the

world.B.Sara

Green

wrote

a

new

book

A

Year

without

“Made

in

China”.C.Sara

Green

had

an

unusual

experience

in

China.D.Sara

Green

experienced

about

how

to

avoid

buying

things

made

in

China.Unit

5

What

are

the

shirts

made

of

?第3課時(shí)

Section

A（Grammar

Focus~4c）語法專項(xiàng)一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)的被動(dòng)語態(tài)1.概念

英語中動(dòng)詞有兩種語態(tài)：主動(dòng)語態(tài)和被動(dòng)語態(tài)。主動(dòng)語態(tài)表示主語是動(dòng)作的執(zhí)行者，被動(dòng)語態(tài)表示主語是動(dòng)作的承受者或主語是動(dòng)作的對象。如：①People

grow

tea

in

Hangzhou.

人們在杭州種植茶。②Tea

is

grown（by

people）

in

Hangzhou.

茶在杭州被人們種植。2.一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)的被動(dòng)語態(tài)的構(gòu)成（1）肯定句：主語+is/am/are+及物動(dòng)詞的過去分詞+其他.如：I

am

often

asked

the

questions

by

my

pupils.

我常常被我的學(xué)生們問問題。（2）否定句：主語+is/am/are

not+及物動(dòng)詞的過去分詞+其他.如：You

aren’t

allowed

to

take

photos

here.

你不允許在這兒照相。（3）一般疑問句：Is/

Am/

Are+主語+及物動(dòng)詞的過去分詞+其他？如：Is

your

shirt

made

of

cotton？你的襯衣是棉花制成的嗎？（4）特殊疑問句:疑問詞+is/am/are+主語+及物動(dòng)詞的過去分詞+其他？如：Where

is

tea

produced

in

China？

茶是在中國哪里生產(chǎn)的呢？3.主動(dòng)語態(tài)變?yōu)楸粍?dòng)語態(tài)的方法第一步：將主動(dòng)語態(tài)的賓語改為被動(dòng)語態(tài)的主語；第二步：將主動(dòng)語態(tài)的謂語改為“be+及物動(dòng)詞的過去分詞”結(jié)構(gòu)；第三步：將主動(dòng)語態(tài)的主語改為介詞by的賓語，放在

謂語之后（有時(shí)可省略）?！就卣埂恐鲃?dòng)語態(tài)中的謂語動(dòng)詞是have，own，belong

to等表示狀態(tài)的動(dòng)詞（詞組）時(shí)，

不能用于被動(dòng)語態(tài)。閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式。

Dumplings

are

a

common

food

in

China.And

the

traditional

dish

1._____________（welcome）

all

over

the

country.

Eating

dumplings

shows

people’s

wish

for

a

better

life.

Chinese

dumplings

2.__________（make）

to

look

like

Chinese

silver

ingots

（銀錠），which

means

the

more

dumplings

you

have，the

more

money

you

can

make

in

the

coming

year.is

welcomedare

made

Usually

the

dumplings

3.___________（cook）

in

different

ways.Sometimes

a

coin

4._______（put）

into

a

dumpling.

And

anyone

who

gets

it

5._____________（consider）

to

be

the

lucky

one.Some

Chinese

also

like

to

put

a

white

thread（線）

into

a

dumpling.

If

one

person

gets

that

dumpling，

she

or

he

is

supposed

to

live

a

long

life.are

cookedis

putis

consideredⅠ.

根據(jù)漢語或首字母提示填寫單詞。1.I

want

to

buy

a

_____

（帽子）

made

of

cotton.2.If

people

follow

the_______（交通）

rules，there

will

be

fewer

accidents.3.Armstrong

was

the

first

person

to

walk

on

the

s_______of

the

moon.4.The

picture

shows

us

what

e_________life

was

like

in

Chengdu

in

the

past.5.What

kind

of_________（材料）

would

you

like

to

use

to

make

the

handbags?captrafficurfaceverydaymaterialⅡ.

用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。6.I

felt

very

cold，especially

my

hands.

So

I

bought

a

pair

of

_______

（glove）.7.These

successful

men

ended

up

being_______（boss）.8.Tom’s

uncle

is

a________（farm）

and

works

on

a

big

farm.9.Do_________（postman）still

ride

bikes

to

send

letters

to

us?10.Those

foreigners

are

from__________（German）.glovesbossesfarmerpostmenGermanyⅢ.

閱讀理解。

Egg

carving

（蛋雕）

is

often

called

the

most

fragile（易碎的）

art，as

it

requires

great

care

before，during

and

even

after

the

carving.

Yu

Wen，the

granddaughter

of

a

famous

local

painter

in

Dandong，Liaoning

Province，has

been

practicing

egg

carving

for

about

25

years.

Yu

has

used

more

than

10，000

eggs，and

years

of

hard

work

has

left

many

thick

calluses（繭）

on

her

hands.

Sometimes

she

can’t

even

hold

chopsticks

properly

after

a

long

day

of

holding

the

carving

knife.

But

in

Yu’s

opinion，the

difficult

process

makes

egg

carving

twice

as

exciting.“If

you

carve

off

too

much，the

work

is

broken

and

there

is

no

way

to

deal

with

it.

That

makes

the

sense

of

achievement

even

greater

when

you

finish

a

piece，”

said

Yu.

Yu’s

love

for

egg

carving

started

with

a

local

tradition.

In

northeast

China，when

a

baby

is

born，friends

and

relatives

often

give

eggs

colored

red

as

gifts，and

some

may

carve

auspicious（吉利的）words

on

them.

The

character

“fu”

is

a

popular

one

to

be

carved

onto

eggs.

Yu

carves

with

not

only

popular

characters

or

traditional

patterns，but

also

Peking

Opera

masks

and

wall

paintings.

Her

egg

carving

is

just

as

much

about

eggs

as

it

is

about

Chinese

culture.

Now

Yu

teaches

egg

carving

at

a

local

university.

In

recent

years，she

has

seen

more

people

coming

from

across

the

country

learn

the

art.

“I

hope

I

can

better

combine（結(jié)合）the

art

with

traditional

culture

in

the

future，”Yu

said.11.What

is

most

needed

during

the

process

of

carving

an

egg?(

)

CA.Much

money.

B.Colored

eggs.

C.Much

attention.

D.Carving

knives.12.What

does

the

underlined

word

“it”

in

Paragraph

2

refer

to?(

)

AA.The

work.

B.The

process.

C.The

culture.

D.The

knife.13.Which

of

the

following

is

TRUE

according

to

the

passage?(

)

DA.Egg

carving

is

the

most

fragile

art

because

it

only

requires

care

during

the

carving.B.Yu

thinks

the

difficult

process

makes

egg

carving

less

exciting.C.Yu’s

love

for

egg

carving

comes

from

her

grandfather.D.Now

Yu

teaches

egg

carving

at

a

university

in

Liaoning

Province.14.According

to

the

passage，what

does

Yu

Wen

carve

onto

eggs?(

)

D①Babies’

pictures.

②Traditional

patterns.③Peking

Opera

masks.

④Wall

paintings.A.①②③

B.①②④

C.①③④

D.②③④15.What

can

we

learn

from

the

passage?(

)

AA.Yu

Wen

loves

egg

carving

very

much.B.Yu

Wen

works

at

a

primary

school

now.C.Yu

Wen

started

to

carve

eggs

at

the

age

of

25.D.There

is

something

wrong

with

Yu

Wen’s

eyes.Unit

5

What

are

the

shirts

made

of

?第4課時(shí)

Section

B（1a~1e）Ⅰ.

用方框內(nèi)所給詞或短語的適當(dāng)形式填空。compete，find

out，think

about，be

famous

for，international1.Jack

studies

in

a

（n）

_____________

school

and

his

classmates

come

from

different

countries.2.As

we

all

know，Hangzhou______________Xihu.3.The

police

tried

to_________more

information

about

this

case.4.They

all______________where

to

take

their

vacation

just

now.5.The____________from

all

over

the

world

took

part

in

the

Weifang

Kite

Festival.internationalis

famous

forfind

outthought

aboutcompetitorsⅡ.

閱讀還原。根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容，從下面五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入文中空缺處的最佳選項(xiàng)，使文章意思通順、內(nèi)容完整。

Paper

cutting

is

one

of

the

most

popular

decorative

Chinese

handicrafts.

6.___

Making

the

cuttings

together

with

the

family

is

a

popular

way

of

celebrating

the

Lunar

New

Year

and

welcoming

the

spring.C

7.___

From

the

7th

to

13th

century，paper

cuttings

became

popular

especially

during

Chinese

festivals.

The

art

spread

to

the

rest

of

the

world

in

the

14th

century.

In

rural

areas，paper

cutting

is

traditionally

a

handicraft

for

women.

8.___And

brides

（新娘）

were

often

judged

by

their

skills.

Professional

paper

cutting

artists

are，on

the

other

hand，usually

males

who

earned

incomes

by

working

in

workshops.

Paper

cuttings

are

used

as

decorations，and

they

are

usually

made

with

red

paper.

Red

is

the

most

popular

color

in

Chinese

culture.DB

9.___Wishes

for

wealth，health

and

longevity

are

conveyed

through

paper

cuttings.

For

example，during

the

Chinese

New

Year，the

character“fu”is

pasted

upside

down

on

the

door.

It

expresses

people’s

wish

for

the

coming

of

“fu”.

10.___

And

required

tools

are

simply

a

piece

of

paper

and

a

knife

or

a

pair

of

scissors.

But

to

master

this

art

is

not

easy

at

all

because

it

requires

much

effort，practice，craftsmanship

and

imagination.EAA.It

is

easy

to

learn

how

to

make

paper

cuttings.B.In

the

past，every

girl

was

supposed

to

master

it.C.And

it

is

also

one

of

the

oldest

folk

art

forms

in

China.D.The

history

of

paper

cutting

can

be

dated

back

to

the

6th

century.E.Paper

cuttings

are

popular

because

of

their

expression

of

wishes

and

hopes.Ⅲ.

補(bǔ)全對話。根據(jù)對話情景，在每個(gè)空白處填上一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥?，使對話完整、連貫。A:

Hi，Helen.

Your

kite

looks

very

nice.B:

11.____________.

I

like

it

very

much.A:

12.____________________?B:

It

was

made

in

Zhejiang.A:

Really?

13.___________________?Thank

youWhere

was

it

madeWhat

is

it

made

ofB:

It’s

made

of

silk

and

paper.A:

14.______________________?B:

I

bought

it

online.A:

Shopping

online?

That’s

cool!

15._____________________________________?B:

Sure.

You

can

come

to

my

house

to

learn

this

Sunday

afternoon.A:

Great!

Thank

you

very

much.B:

You’re

welcome.Where

did

you

buy

itCan

you

teach

me

how

to

shop

onlineUnit

5

What

are

the

shirts

made

of

?第5課時(shí)

Section

B（2a~Self

Check）Ⅰ.

根據(jù)漢語或首字母提示填寫單詞。1.Can

you

feel

the

h____

of

the

sun

on

your

back?2.Today

is

Nick’s

birthday.

His

room

is

full

of_________（氣球），flowers

and

nice

presents.3.Ice，snow

and

steam

are

different_______（形式）of

water.4.Let’s

cut

this

piece

of

cloth

into

halves

with

s_______.5.It

took

them

about

three

months

to

c________the

work.eatballoonsformscissorsompleteⅡ.

用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。6.I

have

a

cat.

____

（it）

name

is

Kitty.7.Paper________（cut）

has

been

around

for

more

than

1，500

years.Itscutting8.—This

street

seems

quiet.—But

it’ll

soon

become

______

（live）

because

the

Spring

Festival

is

coming.lively9.The

teacher

often

tells

us

some

interesting__________

（history）

stories.10.She

went

home

for

the___________（celebrate）

of

her

mother’s

birthday.historicalcelebrationⅢ.

用方框內(nèi)所給短語的適當(dāng)形式填空。send

out，in

trouble，be

covered

with，turn

into，according

to11.Alice

is

my

best

friend

and

she

helps

me

when

I

am

___________.12._____________the

report，some

old

people

like

playing

computer

games，too.13.The

mountains

over

there_________________snow.14.As

long

as

he

works

hard，he’ll__________a

top-class

player.15.Please

put

on

your

coat

and_________the

letters.in

troubleAccording

toare

covered

withturn

intosend

outⅣ.

閱讀理解。

When

Xiong

Chuanfa，34，blows

a

lifelike

tiger

out

of

sugar

in

just

minutes，thinking

he

is

a

magician.

Xiong

has

been

blowing

sugar

figurines（吹糖人）

for

twenty

years.

Blowing

sugar

figurines

is

a

traditional

Chinese

folk

art

with

a

history

of

over

600

years

and

has

been

listed

as

a

state-level

intangible

cultural

heritage（非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)）.

Every

morning，Xiong

prepares

the

sugar

and

drives

to

different

markets

in

Nanchang

to

start

this

magic

show.

He

heats

the

sugar，pulls

off

a

little

to

make

a

ball

and

blows

it

into

different

shapes-a

rabbit，a

monkey，and

even

Bing

Dwen

Dwen，the

mascot

of

the

Beijing

2022

Winter

Olympics.

However

busy

he

is，he

often

spares

time

to

drop

by

colleges

to

make

young

people

know

more

about

the

folk

art.

Many

college

students

have

been

drawn（吸引）

to

the

art.

Simon，a

foreign

student，found

it

difficult

to

make

it.

Thanks

to

Xiong’s

help，Simon

finally

saw

a

horse

slowly

taking

shape.

Simon

was

deeply

moved

after

learning

about

the

art.

“I

just

can’t

believe

the

traditional

folk

art

can

be

kept

so

well

here.

I

love

it.

Chinese

culture

should

be

spread

around

the

world，”

he

said.

This

art

has

been

passed

down

for

four

generations

（代）

in

Xiong’s

family.

His

6-year-old

son

often

blows

sugar

balloons，just

like

what

he

used

to

do

as

a

child.

“We

will

pass

on

the

intangible

heritage，”

said

Xiong.16.From

the

passage

we

can

learn

that

Xiong

Chuanfa

began

blowing

sugar

figurines

at

the

age

of

___.BA.6

B.14

C.20

D.3417.Which

of

the

following

can

be

the

possible

reason

for

Xiong

Chuanfa

to

visit

colleges?(

)

CA.To

help

young

people

learn

drawing

skills.B.To

sell

his

sugar

figurines.C.To

draw

young

people

closer

to

the

folk

art.D.To

s