Unit8復(fù)習練習 牛津深圳版英語九年級上冊

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1、九年級英語上冊Unit 8復(fù)習內(nèi)容 一、單詞短語：根據(jù)中文意思寫出英文單詞或短語 單詞 短語 n.禮物 尋找；尋求 n.畢業(yè)典禮 終于;最終 n.分；分幣 集中（目光、注意力等）于 v.計算（或清點）總數(shù) 遞出 V.買得起 被控告......；被指責......； n.禮物 用名字；以假名 n.膝；膝蓋 對……感到自豪 n.招牌：標牌 披散 n.[plj商品；貨品 代替 V.搜尋；查找 太 而不能 n.鏈子 對……要求嚴格 n.賬單 它是用來做什么

2、的？ n.腳步聲 決定 V.掏出（過去式/過去分詞） 脫離危險 n.—套；一組 一套 n.發(fā)插；梳子 v.控告；控訴 n.美洲 n.妻子 n.相冊；影集 n.筆記；記錄 二、語篇填詞 The gifts by O.Henry Della is Jim's w , and she wanted to buy a g to Jim for Christmas. One dollar and eighty-seven c . That was all. Three

3、 times Della c it. One dollar and eighty-seven cents. And the next day would be Christmas. She could not a a p , so she sat down and cried. Jim and Della had two possessions which they were both proud of. One was Jim's gold watch that was from his father and his grandfather. The other was Delia'

4、s beautiful hair. It fell about her, and reached blow her k . Della put on her old brown jacket and her old brown hat. Then she went out of the door and down the stairs the the street. She stooped at a store. The s in front of the store read "Hear G “Will you buy my hair?” asked Della. "Twen

5、ty dollars/ the woman said. Then Della s through the stores looking for a present for Jim. She found it at last. It was a watch c . The b was twenty-one dollars. At seven o'clock, the coffee was made and dinner was ready. Jim was never late. Della heard his s on the stairs. The door opened and

6、Jim walked in. He stopped inside the door. His eyes were fixed on Della, and there was an expression in them that she could not read. "Jim," she cried, "don't look at me that way. I sold my hair to buy you a Christmas present/' Jim d a box from his pocket and put it on the table. Della opened it

7、. There lay the s of c that she had always wanted. Now they were hers, but her hair was gone. She smiled and held out Jim's present. "\ hunted all over town to find it. Give me your watch. I want to see how it looks on it.〃 Instead of obeying, Jim sat down, put his hands behind his head and smil

8、ed. “Della," he said, "I sold the watch to get the money to buy your combs." 三、完成句子 1. 吉姆和黛拉擁有兩件他們都引以為豪的寶貝。 Jim and Della had two possessions which they both . 2. 接著，黛拉在各個商店里搜尋了一番，給吉姆尋找禮物。 Then Della searched through the stores a present for Jim. 3. 她的頭發(fā)披散下來，垂到膝下。 Her hair her, and reached b

9、elow her knee. 4. 最終，她找到了。She found it . 5. 他的目光集中在黛拉身上。His eyes were Della. 6. 里面擺放著一直想要的那套梳了。 There lay combs that she had always wanted. 7. 她微笑著遞出給吉姆的禮物。She smiled and Jim's present. 8. 吉姆沒有聽她的，而是坐下，雙手放在頭后面笑了。 obeying, Jim sat down, put his hands behind his head and smiled. 9. 他被控告偷 了錢。H

10、e stealing money. 10. 在那里他開始用“歐-亨利”這個名字創(chuàng)作短篇小說。 There he began writing short stories 〃O. Henry”. 11. 因為他的真名太難記了。 Because his real name was remember. 12. 他爸爸對他要求很嚴格。His father very him. 13. 但是我不知道它是用來做什么的。But I don't know . 14. 會議的 13 期你選好了嗎？ Have you a date for the meeting? 15. 她脫離危險了。She's

11、. 四、語法選擇 Ben loved judo (柔道).He dreamt of ] a big competition. One day at school, Ben 2 to take part in a big judo competition. He felt excited but _3 a little worried. After school, he went to visit his grandpa. They talked and Grandpa gave Ben a present. It was a silver trophy (獎杯) 4 Grandpa

12、had won in a judo competition. "Wow! Thanks, Grandpa!w Ben said 5 . Finally, the day of the competition arrived. Ben's grandpa and friends came 6 him on. Ben felt really nervous, so he put the silver trophy on 7 chair where he could see it. The competition began. He felt strong and did 8 well th

13、at he got into the final. Just as the final round was going to start, he 9 see the trophy. Ben looked around nervously. The game began, 10_ Ben couldn't focus. Then he heard his grandpa shouting, "Come on, Ben! You can do it!〃 He thought to 11 , “I can do this without the trophy!” Suddenly he fel

14、t 12 again. He looked his opponent (對手)in the eye and kicked his leg high... Finally, Ben won the competition. Grandpa and Ben's friends cheered. Ben found the trophy under the chair 13 last. "It was there all the time/ he said as he picked it up. Then he 14 maybe he won the game because of Gran

15、dpa's lucky trophy. He ran over and asked Grandpa. Grandpa laughed, "You won 15 you tried your best. Now go and get our own trophy. You deserve (應(yīng)得)it!〃 Ben's dream finally came true. ( ) l.A.win B.won C.winning D.to win ( ) 2.A.chooses B.chose C.is chosen D.was chosen ( ) 3.A.also

16、 B.too C.either □.neither ( ) 4.A.who B.that C.whose D.what ( ) 5.A.happy B.unhappy C.happiness D.happily ( ) 6.A.cheering B.to cheer C.cheer D.to cheering ( ) 7.A.a B.an C.the D./ ( ) 8.A.very B.much C.such D.so ( ) 9.A.couldn't B.mustn't C.needn't □.shouldn't

17、 ( ) lO.A.or B.as C.but D.and ( ) ll.A.he B.him C.his D.himself ( ) 12.A.strong B.stronger C.strongest D.strongly ( ) 13.A.in B.on C.at D.by ( ) 14.A.thinks B.thought C.will think D.was thinking ( ) 15.A.if B.although C.because D. before 五、完形填空 When I was 13 y

18、ears old, a boy gave me an important gift. It was a 1 . It was the early autumn of my first year at a junior high school and my old school was far away. 2 , no oneknew who I was. I was very lonely and afraid to make friends with 3 . Every time I heard the other students talking and laughing, I 4

19、my heart break. I couldn't talk to anyone about my problem, and I didn't want my parents to 5 me. Then one day, my classmates talked happily with their friends, but I sat my desk 6 as usual. At that moment, a boy entered the classroom. I didn't know who he was. He passed me and then turned back.

20、 He 7 me and without a word, smiled. Suddenly I felt the touch of something bright and friendly. It 8 me feel happy, lively and warm. That smile changed my life. I started to talk with the other students and made friends. Day by day, I became closer to everyone in my class. The boy with the 9 smi

21、le has become my best friend now. I believe that the world is what you think it is. If you think you are lonely, you might always be alone. So smile at the world and it will 10 . ( ) 1.A.smile B.magazine C.box D.camera ( ) 2.A.As usual B.As a result C.The same as D.Such as ( ) 3.A.

22、someone B.everyone C.anyone D.nobody ( ) 4.A.tasted B.smelled C.feared D.felt ( ) 5.A.hear about B.talk about C.care for D.worry about ( ) 6.A.slowly B.politely C.unhappily D.naturally ( ) 7.A.listened to B.looked at C.took pride in D.rushed at ( ) 8.A.made B.led C.of

23、fered D.threw ( ) 9.A.lucky B.luck C.luckily D.luckier ( ) 10.A.look back B.come back C.turn back D.smile back 六、閱讀理解 (A ) In China, red envelopes and even denominations (面值)bring good luck. Chinese New Year has a rich set of traditions. One of the most popular customs of this hol

24、iday is giving out money in red envelopes. Known as "yasuiqian" which means "the money used to suppress (鎮(zhèn)壓)the evil spirit", the gift means bringing good luck. In addition to how you give money, there's also superstition (迷4言)about the amount you give. Gifting an odd numbered amount of money is

25、 considered bad luck. It's important to make sure that even the first number is even (彳禺數(shù)白勺),as numbers like 30 and 50 are considered odd. In India, gifts are given with the right hand. As left hands are considered unclean in Indian culture, gestures such as touching, passing money, or giving gif

26、ts are to be done with the right hand. Compared with some other cultures, an odd number of objects symbolizes good luck. For example, ￡11 should be given as opposed to ￡10. In South America, sharp objects are unlucky. The majority of people from South American countries will see the offering of

27、sharp objects as a sign that you want the relationship with them to break up, so scissors and cooking knives are best avoided. On the eve of January 6 at the end of the Christmas period, Argentinian children will customarily leave their shoes by their beds to be filled with small gifts. Meanwhile

28、 in Brazil, seaside settlements will send gifts of flowers, fruits or jewellery out to sea to honour the Goddess of Water. 1. What does the underlined word"odd"mean in Chinese? A. 古老的 B.奇怪的 C.奇數(shù)的 D,合適的 2. If your father wants to give your cousin "yasuiqian" on New Year's Eve, which of the follow

29、ing do you suggest? A. 100 yuan. B. 200 yuan. C. 300 yuan. D. 500 yuan. 3. Why are gifts given with the right hand in India? A. Because they are good at using right hands. B. Because using left hands is good to disabled people. C. Because it's a custom. D. Because left hands are considered u

30、nclean in Indian culture. 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? A. In India, an odd number of objects symbolizes good luck. B. If you want to make friends with a person in South America, you can send him scissors or cooking knives. C. At the end of the Christmas period

31、, Argentinian children will leave their shoes by their beds to be filled with small gifts. D. In Brazil, people live by the sea will send gifts of flowers, fruits or jewellery out to sea to honour the Goddess of Water. (B ) Clark and Dale were staying in the same room in a hospital. Clark was s

32、o sick that he could not even move his body. He had to spend all his time lying on his back. Dale could sit up in his bed for an hour each afternoon. His bed was next to the room's only window. Over time, Clark and Dale became good friends. Every afternoon, Dale would look out of the room's only

33、 window, describing the scenery outside for his friend. He told Clark about the flowers in a park outside the window, the people walking by, the green trees beside roads-anything that might interest a man. One morning, when a nurse came to check on the two men, she found that Dale had died in hi

34、s sleep. As soon as the room seemed tidy again, Clark asked if he could move to the bed next to the window so that he could look out of the window himself. The nurse agreed. Slowly, he could take his first look at the world outside. To his surprise, he could see nothing but a blank wall of anothe

35、r building. The nurse explained that Dale had been blind. He had never seen anything outside the window at all-but he described beautiful scenes to help his friend feel better. 1. What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 1 mean? A. Clark was too sick to move his body. B. Although Clark wa

36、s sick, he was asked to move his body. C. Clark was sick, so he didn't want to move his body. D. Although Clark was sick,he could move his body. 2. Who described the scenery outside for Clark? A. The doctor. B. The nurse. C. His family. D. His friend Dale. 3. Clark wanted to move to the bed nex

37、t to the window because . A.he missed his friend very much B.the bed there was tidier than his C.he wanted to look at the world outside D.he felt worse and worse 4. What did Clark find when he took his first look at the world outside? A. The flowers in a park. B. The green trees beside roads. C

38、. The people walking by. D. A blank wall of another building. 5. According to the passage, which one of the following is NOT true? A. Dale was blind. B. Dale died in his sleep. C. Dale tried to help his friend feel better. D. The nurse didn't know that Dale was blind. 七、作文 澳大利亞中國友好協(xié)會準備以“A Gift

39、 from the Heart”為題舉辦征文比賽，要求參賽者分 享一些特別的日子（生日、節(jié)日……）用心準備的禮物。 寫作要求：1.詞數(shù)：80-120詞; 2. 文中不能出現(xiàn)自己的姓名和所在學(xué)校名稱。 參考要點：1.介紹特別的日子； 2. 分享贈送的禮物； 3. 表述禮物的意義。 A Gift from the Heart 范文： A Gift from the Heart It was the last day of that term. My classmates were very excited at the coming holiday. But my frien

40、d, Mike, looked unhappy because he failed the English test. While thinking about how to cheer him up, I saw my English notebook. Although it was very important to me, I decided to give it to him. He looked at me in surprise. He knew how carefully I took the notes. I told him that I could also help him learn English. Mike has made progress with the help of my gift, the notebook. It may be cheap but it's from my heart.