新版人教新目标版九年级英语全册Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandancetoWord下载.docx

新版人教新目标版九年级英语全册Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandancetoWord下载.docx

《新版人教新目标版九年级英语全册Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandancetoWord下载.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《新版人教新目标版九年级英语全册Unit9IlikemusicthatIcandancetoWord下载.docx（12页珍藏版）》请在冰豆网上搜索。

C.forgotD.enjoyed

（　）26.Whenitrains,I　　　stayathomeratherthangoout. 

A.liketoB.wouldrather

C.preferto

（　）27.—Astormiscoming.Makesuretheelectricity　　　. 

—Thanksforremindingmeofit.

A.shutoffB.putoff

C.isputoffD.isshutoff

（　）28.　　　abookinthelibrary,enterakeywordintothecomputer. 

A.TofindB.Find

C.TowriteD.Write

（　）29.—HaveyouseenthemovieBabyPlan?

—Ofcourse.Ithinkit’s　　　movieIhaveeverseen. 

A.funnyB.funnier

C.themostfunnyD.thefunniest

（　）30.—Shallwegoforapicnicthisweekend?

—　　　. 

A.SoundsgreatB.You’rewelcome

C.YouarerightD.It’sapity

（　）31.—Wouldyoulikesomethingtoeat?

—　　　,thanks.I’mfeelingsicknow.Ifeellike　　　.（2018涡阳县期末） 

A.Yes;

eatingsomethingB.No;

toeatnothing

C.Yes;

toeatnothingD.No;

eatingnothing

（　）32.—ThenewT-shirtandthetrouserslookbeautifulonyou.Howmuchdidtheycost?

—50dollars　　　. 

A.infactB.intotal

C.atfirstD.atleast

（　）33.—HowlonghaveLindaandAlan　　　?

—Fortwomonths.（2018济南历城区期末）

A.joinedtheclubB.gottoJinan

C.beenmarriedD.boughtthenewhouse

（　）34.Theladyinthekitchen　　　isdoingthedishesismyaunt. 

A.whereB.whoC.whichD.whom

（　）35.—I’mafraidIcan’tcometoyourwedding,Julia.

—　　　!

Butwhy?

A.HowhappyB.Howlucky

C.WhatapityD.Whatnicenews

三、完形填空（10分）

Whyismusicanimportantsubjectthateverychildshouldstudy?

Firstofall,musichelpsuswhenweareunhappy,andgivesus　36　whenwearehappy.Therearemanydifferenttypesofmusic:

slowandfast,　37　andrelaxing.Wecanchoosethemusicto　38　ourmoods（情绪）.And　39　,musicisfun. 

Scientistssaythatmusichelpschildrenwithlanguagelearning.Music　40　theear—andweknowthatchildrenwhohavestudiedmusiccanlearn　41　moreeasilyandpronouncemuchbetter.Students　42　havelearnttoplaymusicarealsobetteratmath.Thisisnot　43　,asmusicismathematical（数学的）,withnotesinorder.Playingmusicwithotherpeoplealsohelpschildrento　44　.Peoplewhocanplaymusicalinstrumentsalwayshavesomethingtheycandoata　45　. 

（　）36.A.sadnessB.trouble

C.pleasureD.noise

（　）37.A.happyB.interesting

C.boringD.serious

（　）38.A.knowB.talkC.findD.fit

（　）39.A.secondB.two

C.thirdD.three

（　）40.A.closesB.improvesC.hasD.breaks

（　）41.A.languagesB.math

C.historyD.physics

（　）42.A.whyB.whenC.whoD.whose

（　）43.A.difficultB.surprising

C.usualD.necessary

（　）44.A.thinkmoreB.studyharder

C.worktogetherD.readmore

（　）45.A.partyB.dinner

C.classD.school

四、阅读理解（40分）

A

Somepeoplethinkmusicisn’tfunnyatall.About4%ofthepopulationiswhatscientistscall“amusic”.Peoplewhoareamusicsarebornwithouttheabilitytoenjoymusicalnotes.Amusicpeopleoftencannottellthedifferencesbetweentwosongs.

Asaresult,songssoundlikenoisetoanamusic.Manyamusicscomparethesoundofmusictopiecesofmetalhittingeachother.Lifecanbehardforamusics.Infact,mostpeoplecannotunderstandwhatitfeelsliketobeanamusic.Justgoingtoarestaurantorashoppingcentercanbeuncomfortableorevenpainful.Thatiswhymanyamusicshavetostayawayfromplaceswherethereismusic.However,thiscanresultinsocialloneliness.“Iusedtohateparties,”saysMargaret,aseventy-year-oldwomanwhoonlyrecentlydiscoveredthatshewasanamusic.BystudyingpeoplelikeMargaret,scientistsarefinallylearninghowtoidentify（辨别）thisunusualcondition.

Scientistssaythatthebrainsofamusicsaredifferentfromthosewhocanenjoymusic.Thedifferenceiscomplex（复杂的）,anditisnotconnectedwithpoorhearing.Amusicscanunderstandothernon-musicalsoundswell.Theyalsohavenoproblemsunderstandingcommonspeech.Scientistscompareamusicstopeoplewhojustcan’tseecertaincolors.

Manyamusicsarehappywhentheirconditionisfinallydiagnosed（诊断）.Foryears,Margaretfeltembarrassedaboutherproblem.Nowsheknowsthatsheisnotalone.Thatmakesiteasierforhertoexplain.“Whenpeopleinvitemetoaconcert,Ijustsay‘No,thanks.I’manamusic.’”saysMargaret.

（　）46.Amusicsarethepeoplewho　　　. 

A.likemusic

B.havepoorlistening

C.don’tlikemusic

D.arebornunabletoenjoymusic

（　）47.Lifeishar

dforamusicsmainlybecause　　　. 

A.musicseemsnoiseforthem

B.peopledon’tunderstandamusics

C.amusicstrytostayatplacesfullofmusic

D.amusicshateparties,restaurantsorshoppingcenters

（　）48.Scientistsidentifyamusicsby　　　. 

A.studyingdifferentkindsofmusic

B.goingtopartiesregularly

C.studyingamusicpeople

D.comparingmusictocolors

（　）49.Whatcausesamusicsdifferentfrommostpeopleaccordingtoscientists?

A.Theirbrains.

B.Theirpoorhearing.

C.Theirlackofcolors.

D.Theirproblemswithspeech.

（　）50.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Amusics’strangebehaviors.

B.Musicalability.

C.Somepeople’sinabilitytoenjoymusic.

D.Identificationandtreatmentofamusic.

B

Weknowmusicisveryimportantinourdailylife.Doyounoticemusicp

layingatanyofthoseplaceswhenyougosomewhere?

Todaymoststores,stations,restaurantsandotherplacesplaymusic.Youmightevenhearmusicinanofficeoronafarm.

Scientistsbelievethatmusicinfluencesthewaypeoplebehave.Theythinkthatthesoundofwesternclassical（古典的）musicmakespeoplefeelricher.Whenarestaurantplaysclassicalmusic,peoplespendmoremoneyonfoodanddrinks.Whentherestaurantplaysmodernmusic,peoplespendlessmoney.Withoutmusic,peoplespendevenless.

Scientistsalsobelievethatloud,fastmusicmakespeopleeatfaster.Somerestaurantsplayfastmusicduringtheirhours.Thismakespeopleeatfasterandleavequickly.Restaurantscanmakemoremoneyinthisway.

Somescientiststhinkthatmusicmakesyouthinkandlearnbetter.Theysaythatmusichelpsstudentstobemoreactive.Itistruethatpeoplelearnbetterwhentheyarerelaxed.Andlisteningtomusiccanhelpyourelax.

Thenexttimeyouhearmusicsomewhere,becareful.Itmightinfluencethewayyoudothings.

（　）51.Accordingtothetext,scientistsbelievethatmusiccan　　　. 

A.createdifferentfeelingsforus

B.helpustodevelopgoodhabits

C.developourinterestinmoney

D.influencenaturalenvironments

（　）52.Westernc

lassicalmusicisoftenconsideredtobe　　　. 

A.asignofbeingslower

B.somethingaboutmanners

C.asignofbeingricher

D.somethingwithnewstyles

（　）53.Whichtypeofmusicbelowcanmakepeopleworkfaster?

A.Lightmusic.B.Rockmusic.

C.Sweetmusic.D.Softmusic.

（　）54.Thehabitoflisteningtomusiccanmakeastudent　　　. 

A.slowinaction

B.careaboutmanners

C.freshinmind

D.worryaboutstudies

（　）55.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.MusicinRestaurants

B.GoodandBadMusic

C.TypesofMusic

D.MusicandBehavior

C

（2018枣庄）

EXCITINGstoriesareeverywhereinanimationmovies.Littlevillages,wildjunglesandafarawayisland...Getreadyfortripstotheseplacesinsomenewfilms.

Name

Releasedate

Introduction

Kung

FuPanda3

Jan29

2018

InChina

ThechubbyPandaPoisback!

InthenewmovieKungFuPanda3,PofindstheSecretPandaVillage,andmeetsmanyotherpandas.Butnotalliswell.AnewenemyKaicomes.HewantstobeatallthekungfumastersaroundChinaandtakeawaythei

rpower.Pohastostophim.Hetriestoteachkungfutootherpandas,andtheytrytosaveChina.

TheJungle

Book

April15

2018

IntheUS

Thisisastoryaboutfindingone’shumannaturewhilelivinginthewild.TheboyMowgligrowsupwithafamilyofwolvesinthejungle.Atigerthinkshu

mansarebadbecausetheyhurthimonce.Asahuman,Mowglifindsheisnolongerwelcomethereanddecidestoleave.Theboystartshistripofself-discoveryinthejungle.

TheAngry

Birds

Movie

May20

IntheUS

IfyouplayedthemobilephonegameAngryBirds,youmustrememberthosecolorfullittlebirdswithangryfaces.Butwhyoneartharetheysoangry?

That’sthestoryTheAngryBirdsMoviewantstotell.

Thebirdsliveonanislandfarawayfromtherestoftheworldandtheyknownothingoftheoutsideworld.Oneday,theislandmeetsitsfirstvisitors—thegreenpigs.Theyareuptosomething.Seehowtheconflictbetweenthebirdsandthegreenpigsbeganinthe3-Danimatedmovie.

（　）56.Theunderlinedword“animation”canbereplacedby　　　. 

A.playB.cartoon

C.warD.opera

（　）57.InordertodestroyKai’splan,Potriesto　　　. 

A.findhisfatherLiShanforhelp

B.cometoChinatolearnKungFu

C.gotohisbirthplacetofindvillagersforhelp

D.teachvillagersKungFutofightagainsthim

（　）58.WhydoesMowglidecidetoleaveinTheJungleBookatlast?

Because　　　. 

A.hedoesn’tfindhumans’nature

B.hewantstostarthistripofself-discovery

C.animalsdon’twanttoaccepthimanymore

D.helikeslivingwithwolvestofindhuman’snature

（　）59.FromTheAngryBirdsMoviewecanguessthat　　　. 

A.livingonanislandfarawayfromtherestoftheworldmaybeveryboring

B.peoplewhoplaythemobilephonegamewillrememberthebirds’angryfaces

C.thefirstvisitorsandthe