听写练习
听写数字练习题
听写数字练习题听写数字练习题：1. 三百零五2. 十九亿六千二百四十六万七千八百十二3. 五十六点七九4. 一百二十三万四千五百六十七5. 九千八百五十六亿四千三百二十一万6. 二十三点四五六七7. 七百八十五亿六千四百三十二万五千一百九十8. 三千四百五十六点七九八9. 一亿零八千七百六十五万四千三百二十一10. 九百八十五亿四千三百二十一万零一十听写数字练习题是一种常见的训练方法，可以帮助学生提高听写数字的能力和准确度。
以下是一系列数字的听写练习题，通过这些题目的训练，学生可以熟悉各种长度和形式的数字，并提高对数字的书写和听写能力。
1. 3052. 19,624,678,0123. 56.794. 123,456,75. 9,856,432,100,0006. 23.45677. 785,643,219,0518. 3,456.7989. 100,876,543,22110. 985,432,1010通过听写数字练习题，学生可以逐渐熟悉数字的读法和写法。
同时，这种练习也可以培养学生的注意力和集中力，提高他们对细节的敏感度。
在解答题目的过程中，学生需要仔细聆听，并准确地将听到的数字记录下来。
这种训练对于学习数学和日常生活都有很大的帮助。
为了碰到更多不同形式的数字，练习题中包含了整数、小数和较长的数字。
学生需要注意整数和小数部分的读法，以及不同单位的计数方法。
此外，练习题中还有一些带有位数分隔符的大数字，学生需要将其适当地分解并读出每个部分。
通过不断练习，学生可以逐渐提高他们的听写能力和数字识别能力。
练习时，可以使用纸笔记录答案，并和答案进行对照。
如果出现错误，可以找出错误的原因，并加以改正。
同时，学生还可以利用家长或老师的帮助，检查答案的准确性，并得到针对性的指导意见。
综上所述，听写数字练习题是一种有效的训练方法，可以帮助学生提高听写数字的能力。
这种练习不仅可以提高学生的数字识别和书写能力，还能培养他们的注意力和集中力。
三年级上册第二单元词语听写
三年级上册第二单元词语听写一、听写单词1. 蓝天（láinián）2. 白云（bái yún）3. 太阳（tài yáng）4. 草地（cǎo dì）5. 花朵（huā duǒ）6. 蝴蝶（hú dié）7. 蜜蜂（mì fēng）8. 阳光（yáng guāng）9. 温暖（wēn nuǎn）10. 微风（wēi fēng）二、词语解释1. 蓝天：指天空的颜色，通常是指比较清澈、明亮的颜色。
2. 白云：指天空中漂浮的白色云朵。
3. 太阳：我们生活中最常见的天体，它提供光和热，是地球上生命存在的重要条件之一。
4. 草地：指生长着草的地面，可以是天然形成的，也可以是人工种植的。
5. 花朵：指植物开出的美丽形状，如玫瑰花、菊花等。
6. 蝴蝶：一种美丽的昆虫，有着长长的翅膀和彩色的身体。
7. 蜜蜂：一种勤劳的昆虫，以采蜜为生，常常在花丛中忙碌地采蜜。
8. 阳光：指太阳发出的光线，阳光可以给我们带来温暖和光明。
9. 温暖：指感到舒适和暖和，通常是因为有热源的存在，如阳光、火炉等。
10. 微风：指轻微的风，通常不会影响人们的正常生活和工作。
三、听写练习1. 在蓝天的背景下，描述一下你看到的白云。
（答案：今天天空非常晴朗，白云像棉花糖一样漂浮在空中。
）2. 在草地上，描述一下你最喜欢的花朵。
（答案：我喜欢在草地上看各种各样的花朵，它们五颜六色，非常美丽。
）3. 描述一下你最喜欢的天气。
（答案：我最喜欢晴朗的天气，阳光明媚，感觉非常温暖。
）4. 描述一下蝴蝶飞舞的样子。
（答案：蝴蝶飞舞的时候非常美丽，它们在花丛中翩翩起舞，就像是一个个美丽的舞者。
）5. 你知道蜜蜂有什么特点吗？请用一句话描述。
（答案：蜜蜂非常勤劳，它们在花丛中采蜜，为人类提供美味的蜂蜜。
）四、词语应用示例1. 在描述一个美好的环境时，可以使用“蓝天白云”这个短语。
填空听写二十篇 (Spot Dictation)
填空听写二十篇(Spot Dictation)说明：本次听写练习题的难度在英语专业三级水平（相当于大学英语四级）。
每篇填空听写练习的前7个空只填写一个单词，较为简单，主要考查词汇量和辩音能力，第8-10个空应填写完整的句子，主要为专四标准听写做准备，可以不必完全与原句一样，用自己的话写出语法正确符合原文意思的Major Points即可。
填空听写训练是向专四标准听写过渡的重要阶段，这类习题可以在非英语专业的大学英语四级练习题中找到，建议训练几十篇后再进行难度较大的全文听写。
试题的语音及文字资料仅供课堂教学使用，请勿用于其他任何形式的转载和引用。
Passage 1People have been working on the idea of the helicopters for more than four hundred years. About four hundred years ago, a man thought of a flying machine and (1) _____ a picture of it. It was like a helicopter in some ways. But the people of that time did not know about the (2) _____ of flying. So the man's idea (3) _____ a picture on a piece of paper for many years.About one (4) _____ ago, some men made (5) _____ of flying machines and the first airplanes were born. Since then (6) _____ has been making (7) _____ progress.In about 1930, some people made a big helicopter. (8) _____. Then some other people made another kind of helicopter, which carried only one man, but could fly for many hours.Today there are many kinds of helicopters, big and small. (9) _____. People in some places cannot always drive their cars to the airport to board a plane. Some of them have helicopters of their own, though they are not always rich people. They fly to the airport in their helicopter, get ona plane, and take off again.(10) _____. Then people will go to work in their own helicopters just as they do in their cars today. Indeed, the helicopter is a great achievement of science.Passage 2Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on (1) _____ 15, 1929. He was a black (2) _____, who devoted himself (3) _____ to the struggle for equal rights for the black people and an end to segregation in the South of the United States. In (4) _____, he organized a black boycott of the city buses in Montgomery, Alabama. The black people there had (5) _____ that they would no longer ride in segregated buses. Led by King, they (6) _____ to the courts for support of their effort. The boycott against segregation lasted 381 days, and ended in (7) _____ the next year.In the spring of 1963, he began to organize a march to Washington to persuade the U.S. government to back a mass Civil Rights Movement for black people. (8) _____. From all over the country, citizens came to "march on Washington" in support of civil rights legislation. It was then that King delivered the most impressive speech of his career. (9) _____.In 1964, at the age of only 35, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (10) _____.Passage 3One of the (1) _____ of large modern cities is the number of big department stores, most ofwhich are to be found in or near the (2) _____ area. They're vast buildings many stories high, where you can buy almost anything you need, from a box of toothpicks to a suite of (3) _____. Most of them are very modern and are equipped with (4) _____ elevators and escalators, and have (5) _____ lighting, air-conditioning and ventilation. You can spend hours (6) _____ around in one of these department stores, and you will probably lose your way while you are doing so, in spite of the many (7) _____ pointing the way to the elevators and exits.If you have been in one of these stores so long that you feel hungry, you and your family will not need to leave the building, for nearly all the big stores have cafes, snack bars or restaurants in them. (8) _____, though occasionally an assistant may ask you whether he or she can be of help to you.Another feature of Shanghai's shopping life is the chain-store, in which prices are lower than in the big store, and a wide variety of goods are offered — chiefly foodstuffs, household goods, clothing and stationery. (9) _____, in spite of the vigilance of the store security guards.A lot of the food stores in Shanghai now operate on the "serve yourself" system: (10) _____. At the exit there are a number of counters where you pay for all your purchases together.Passage 4In the United States the cost of living has been (1) _____ rising for the past few (2) _____. Food prices, clothing costs, housing (3) _____, and tuition fees are constantly getting higher and higher. Partly because of (4) _____ need, and partly because of (5) _____ choices for personal fulfillment, mothers have been leaving the (6) _____ role of full-time homemaker. Increasingly they have been taking (7) _____ jobs outside the home.Making such a significant role change affects the entire family, especially the children. Some consequences are obvious. For example, dinnertime is at a later hour. (8)_____. They suppress their guilt since they believe that their work will benefit everyone in the long run. The income will enable the family to save for college tuition, take an extended vacation, buy a new car, and so on.The emotional impact on the children can be significant. (9) _____. They might need assistance with their homework or want to share the day's activities. (10) _____. Their priority is making the evening meal for the family, not engaging in relaxed conversation.Passage 5If you break your arm or leg, the doctor will (1) _____ send you to a hospital to have an X-ray photograph taken to find out just where the break is and what kind of break it is. If a small child (2) _____ a coin or some other hard (3) _____, as sometimes happens, the doctor will take an X-ray photograph of the child's (4) _____. Every hospital has an X-ray (5) _____, and doctors now depend on these photographs to find out if there is anything wrong with the (6) _____, for example, which can not be seen from outside the body.X-rays were first discovered by a German scientist, Wilhelm Konrad Rontgen, in 1895, almost by (7) _____.He and other scientists were experimenting with passing electric currents through certain gases in a special glass tube. (8) _____. This aroused Rontgen's curiosity. The next thing he found out was that if he put his hand between the rays and a photographic plate, the rays would print ashadow of the bony framework of his hand on the plate. (9) _____.When Rontgen wrote an account of what he had discovered, (10) _____. Other scientists called them Rontgen rays in honor of the man who first found them, but X-ray is the name now commonly used.Passage 6Atoms are the building blocks of our world —(1) _____ units that make up everything around us. In the same way that wheels, bands, (2) _____, and pins fit together to make a clock or a toy, atoms of (3) _____ kinds fit together to form the (4) _____ around us.At one time or another, almost everyone has taken apart a toy or a clock to see what makes it work. The result is simply a (5) _____ of parts. Some people can (6) _____ out how to put the parts together again, to rebuild the toy or clock. And a few people can even work out ways to make (7) _____ new devices out of the toy or clock parts.Modern scientists have learned to do very much the same kind of thing with matter. (8) _____. Air, water, rock, and even people are composed of matter. (9) _____. A molecule is the smallest piece that keeps the characteristics of the original substance. For instance, a sugar molecule is the smallest piece that is still like sugar. (10) _____. These are atoms. From this example, we can see why atoms are called the building blocks of matter. All the kinds of matter in the world are made from only about 100 different kinds of atoms.Passage 7Since the (1) _____ of history, men have gathered information and have (2) _____ to pass it on to other men. The (3) _____ of word-pictures on the walls of (4) _____ caves as well as hieroglyphics on stone tablets (5) _____ some of man's earliest efforts to (6) _____ information. Evidently, these efforts were very simple and (7) _____.But as civilizations grew more complex, better methods of communication were needed. The written word, carrier pigeons, the telegraph and many other devices carried ideas faster and faster from man to man but still not fast enough to satisfy ever-growing needs. (8) _____. With the invention and development of computers, it is as if man has suddenly come upon Aladin's magic lamp.(9) _____. For this reason, computers can be defined as devices which accept information, perform mathematical or logical operations with the input information, and then supply the results of these operations as new information.(10) _____. However, although computers can replace men in dull, routine tasks, they only work according to the instructions given them, in other words, they have to be programmed. Their achievements are not very spectacular when compared to what the minds of men can do.Passage 8Canada has the largest (1) _____ area in the world after the (2) _____ U.S. S. R., but it is rather (3) _____ populated. Most (4) _____ live in the south, within about 500 kilometers of the (5) _____ with the U.S.A.The far north of Canada lies within the Arctic (6) _____, where the winters are long and (7) _____ cold. Eskimos live in the Arctic, a region where it is too cold even for trees to grow. South of that region is a vast area with many forests and lakes.The more populated part of southern Canada stretches about 5 000 kilometers from east to west. Here are found valuable forests, rich deposits of minerals, and various manufacturing industries. (8) _____.To the east of the Rockies are vast grasslands, called prairies, where cattle are reared and a large amount of wheat is grown. Coal and oil also come from this area. In south-eastern Canada is the important lowland region around the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River. (9) _____. And this is where Canada's two largest cities, Toronto and Montreal, as well as the capital, Ottawa, are located.English and French are the official languages. (10) _____. The country is divided into ten provinces and two thinly populated territories. It has a central government, with a parliament, headed by a prime minister.Passage 9Everybody knows that the car is a (1) _____ machine. The experts (2) _____ that cars of the future will be made of (3) _____ and carbon fibers that will be much stronger than steel and much lighter in weight. Even the (4) _____ will be made of these materials.Cars of the future will be smaller and lighter but their designs will probably be (5) _____ to those of the latest (6) _____ of the modern sports cars. There will probably not be any (7) _____ design changes for a long time.The real frontier for cars of the future lies not in body design but with computer activation. Cars may someday actually drive themselves. (8) _____. Everyone in the car would be able to relax, even take a nap, as the car speeds along at hundreds of kilometers per hour. (9) _____. Changes of destination along the way could be made from a computer in the car to a central computer controlling and regulating the traffic.(10)_____, perhaps, even as early as the early 21st century — which would make it in your lifetime.Passage 10Do you have (1) _____ sleeping at night? Then, maybe, this is for you:When you worry about not being able to sleep and (2) _____ around, trying to find a (3) _____ position, you're probably only making matters (4) _____. What happens is that your heart rate actually (5) _____, making it more difficult to (6) _____. You may also have some bad habits that contribute to the problem. Do you rest (7) _____ during the day? Do you get almost no exercise or do you exercise strenuously late in the day? Do you think about sleep a lot or sleep late on the weekend?Any of all these factors might be leading to your insomnia by disrupting your body's natural rhythm. What should you do then on those sleepless night? Don't bother with sleeping pills. (8) _____. The best thing to do is to drink some milk or eat some cheese or tuna fish. (9) _____. Thiswill enable you to relax and you'll be on the way to get a good night's sleep. (10) _____. Think about this: when the morning comes, everything will be all right again.Passage 11Education is (1) _____ in Australia. Children begin school when they are 6 and stay until they are at least 15. Children in Tasmania must stay in school until they are 16. Most children start in (2) _____ classes at the age of 5. There are (3) _____, or "state" schools in all (4) _____ parts of the country, but pupils who live in the (5) _____ outback take (6) _____ courses and listen to radio classes. Australia also has many (7) _____ or "independent" school. One child in four attends an independent school. As in England, the leading private schools are called public schools. (8) _____. The school year, which begins in late January or early February, ends in mid-December. This time of the year is summer in the Southern Hemisphere. Christmas vacation is the time for taking long trips and for going to summer camps.(9) _____. Games are taught as part of physical education classes. The boys play cricket in summer and Australian Rules football, soccer, and rugby in winter. The girls play basketball throughout the year. (10) _____.Passage 12Indians in the United States are faced with (1) _____ problems. Many Indians still live on reservations, in squalid shacks that don't even have indoor (2) _____. The water there is often so (3) _____ that it is not fit for drinking. Mechanization has (4) _____ eliminated many of the ranching and (5) _____ jobs formerly (6) _____ to the Indians, and few (7) _____ have been set up on the reservations.In any case, most native Americans have had only very little schooling and remain untrained for skilled jobs. (8) _____. As groups of people with their own languages and cultures, each tribe wants to keep up its traditions and preserve some of its native customs. The adults want their children to be proud of being Indians, as well as to survive in the modern world. (9) _____. Like everyone else, they are anxious to get a good education and a good job. However, they have little prospect for success and become very frustrated because they usually can only go to inferior schools and often find it impossible to adjust to present-day life. (10) _____. The most important problem American Indians have to tackle, many experts believe, is the restoring of their pride and self-confidence. And this is to be first and foremost if they are to change their destiny.Passage 13Most Americans have great (1) _____ and (2) _____. They prefer to discipline themselves rather than be disciplined by others. They pride themselves on their (3) _____, their right to make up their own minds. They are prepared to take the (4) _____, even when there is a risk in doing so. They have (5) _____ and do not give in easily. They will take any sort of job anywhere rather than be (6) _____. They do not care to be looked after by the government. The (7) _____ American changes his or her job nine or ten times during his or her working life.(8) _____. They are considered sentimental. When on ceremonial occasions they see a flag,or attend parades celebrating America's glorious past, tears may come to their eyes. Reunions with family and friends tend to be emotional, too. They like to dress correctly, even if "correctly" means flamboyantly. They love to boast, though often with tongue in cheek. (9) _____. They have a wide knowledge of everyday things, and a keen interest in their particular city and state. (10) _____.Passage 14It is only (1) _____ that every one of us may, at some point in life, be called upon to make a speech, but most of us will worry a great deal out of (2) _____ that we may not do a very good job. Well, here is some (3) _____ you will find useful should such an occasion (4) _____.So now you have to give a speech — and you are (5) _____ at the thought. You get nervous, so much so that you gnaw at your (6) _____. You stumble over your words, and you forget what you want to say, or you talk too long and you (7) _____ your audience.But cheer up! It really doesn't have to be that bad. Here are some simple steps that will take the pain out of your speech-making. (8) _____. Then ask yourself the purpose of your speech. Now let us suppose you have been asked to introduce the main speaker at a conference. It is all right to tell a joke or an anecdote if it is in good taste, and will not embarrass the speaker. And most important, be brief. If you are giving a lecture or explaining an idea, gather as many facts as you can on your subject. Spend plenty of time doing research. (9) _____. Never forget your audience. Don't talk over their heads, and don't talk down to them either. (10) _____. Make sure everyone in the room can hear you.To sum up, remember, be prepared, know your subject, your audience, and the occasion. If you just follow these simple rules, you will see that you don't have to be afraid to speak in public.Passage 15In China, it is taken for (1) _____ that everyone should marry, and every family should have children. Traditionally, children (2) _____ fortune and happiness for a family. A large population was (3) _____ as an asset for a nation. Not (4) _____, China's population reached more than a billion in the early 1980s, according to the 1982 census report.Since 1979, the birth control policy of one child per family has been in place. At the national level, the birth rate has been reduced to about 1.7 percent from 1979 to 1995, as (5) _____ with 3.4 percent in the early (6) _____. At the level of the (7) _____ family, the one-child policy has brought changes and challenges to families and parents.(8) _____. Nowadays, it is common for both parents to have full-time jobs. In a family that has two or more children, parents often juggle their time around to fit the schedules of their kids.(9) _____. With the ever rising living expenses and college tuition, parents who have only one child do not feel the economic pressure as much as those who have more than one child. The only child usually gets more attention and financial resources in the family.However, it is right here that the problem arises. As most "only children" are cuddled and coddled, they are often spoiled as "little emperors". Unlike their parents who used to contribute financially to their families' well-being and were self-reliant, they don't have direct experience with the struggle of life. (10) _____.Is your family (1) _____ in buying a dog? A dog can be a happy (2) _____ to your family, but if you choose the wrong kind of dog, the (3) _____ can cause you a lot of trouble. Families should sit down and (4) _____ discuss the problems (5) _____ before buying a dog. Even if the children in your family are the ones who want the dog, the parents are the ones who are really (6) _____ for seeing that the animal is (7) _____ cared for.If you don't know much about dogs, it is a good idea to go to the library or the ASPCA for books about various kinds of dogs, as well as books about how to train a puppy. In reading about the different breeds, you should know that a dog described as very alert may be too jumpy and bouncy. (8) _____. Dog breeds vary in popularity as the years go by. One of the most popular dogs these days is the German shepherd. (9) _____. The family should be warned that these dogs grow up to be very big, and may be too powerful for children to handle. If space is limited, a toy dog may be a good choice. (10) _____.Passage 17Now we all (1) _____ money in exchange for goods and (2) _____. We use money to buy clothes, food, (3) _____, books, cars and many other things we need or want. When we work, we usually get (4) _____ in paper currency.Most of the money (5) _____ today is made of metal, paper or plastics. But in (6) _____ times, people actually used various kinds of things as exchange (7) _____, such as knives, cloth, rice, gold and silver. In China, for instance, cloth and metals were used as money for thousands of years. (8) _____.Today everybody knows that the first metal coins were made in China. England used tin to make its first coins. Russia and some other countries used copper to make their money. Later, a number of countries began to make coins of gold and silver. (9) _____. As the metal money was inconvenient if you wanted to buy something expensive, paper currency came into existence, (10) _____.Passage 18One of the most (1) _____ of all studies is the study of words and their origins. Most languages are (2) _____ of several (3) _____ languages, and the words of a language can often be (4) _____ back through two or three (5) _____ languages to their origins. Again, a word from one language may (6) _____ into another language and (7) _____ a new meaning.The word "etiquette", which comes from French and originally meant a label or a sign, gradually changed its meaning after it passed into English. (8) _____.Another interesting thing is how the word "sandwich" was put into use for indicating the popular food. (9) _____. Sandwich was rich, but he liked to play cards for money. Very often he played for 24 hours a day without stopping to have his meals. He ordered his servants to bring him some meat and bread and he played while eating. (10) _____. People liked Sandwich's idea and began to eat bread and meat in this way too. From the name of the man came the word "sandwich" that we have today.As college students, each term they have to write some research paper. Now one of the most (1) _____ things about writing a research paper is giving proper (2) _____ for the students' (3) _____ of information. (4) _____ to do this is called plagiarism, which is a kind of (5) _____, or at least, an unauthorized borrowing of someone else's ideas.Sometimes (6) _____ students will plagiarize (7) _____, and then be surprised when the teacher won't accept their papers or gives them a failing grade.(8) _____. As you take notes on books and magazine articles about the topic you've selected, first try to assimilate the information thoroughly. Secondly, write it down in your own words. This is called paraphrasing. (9) _____. Most of your notes should probably be paraphrases.However, you may sometimes find something you wish to quote directly in your research paper. In this case, be sure that you copy the information precisely in your notes and place it in quotation marks. (10) _____. You can then use them properly and give the original author or authors proper credits.Passage 20Today this (1) _____ is about the English (2) _____ Emily Dickenson.(3) _____ with Walt Witman, whom we (4) _____ last week, I found Emily Dickenson greatly different. She seems, in fact, to have been the complete (5) _____ of Walt Whitman in her works. I would like to share (6) _____ with the (7) _____ some interesting facts about her life.Emily Dickenson was born in 1830 in Amherst, Massachusetts, barely a decade after Whitman. (8) _____. For the remaining thirty years of her life, she was seldom seen outside her home. In this respect she was quite unlike Whitman, who loved the great outdoors. (9) _____, notable "I Heard a Fly Buzz", and the poem we read for today "I Am Nobody". Although she showed some of her poems to her family, and sent some in her letters to her friends, only four were published in her lifetime. (10) _____. These poems have established her as a major poet, and several modern critics consider her the greatest woman poet in the English language.填空听写答案及原文Passage 1People have been working on the idea of the helicopters for more than four hundred years. About four hundred years ago, a man thought of a flying machine and (1) (drew) a picture of it. It was like a helicopter in some ways. But the people of that time did not know about the (2) (science) of flying. So the man's idea (3) (remained) a picture on a piece of paper for many years.About one (4) (century) ago, some men made (5) (models) of flying machines and the first airplanes were born. Since then (6) (aviation) has been making (7) (incredible) progress.In about 1930, some people made a big helicopter. (8) (It could carry more than one man, but it could not stay still in the air very long). Then some other people made another kind of helicopter, which carried only one man, but could fly for many hours.Today there are many kinds of helicopters, big and small. (9) (One of the newest helicopters is very light and easy to handle. It can be put in the back of a car). People in some places cannot always drive their cars to the airport to board a plane. Some of them have helicopters of their own, though they are not always rich people. They fly to the airport in their helicopter, get on a plane, and take off again.(10) (The helicopter is so useful that some day it may take the place of the car and the train and maybe many other means of transportation). Then people will go to work in their own helicopters just as they do in their cars today. Indeed, the helicopter is a great achievement of science.Major points:(8) It could carry several people, but couldn't stay long in the air.(9) The new helicopter is very light and simple and can be put into a car.(10) The helicopter is so useful that it may replace other means of transportation.Passage 2Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on (1) (January) 15,1929. He was a black (2) (clergyman), who devoted himself (3) (completely) to the struggle for equal rights for the black people and an end to segregation in the South of the United States. In (4) (1955), he organized a black boycott of the city buses in Montgomery, Alabama. The black people there had (5) (decided) that they would no longer ride in segregated buses. Led by King, they (6) (appealed) to the courts for support of their effort. The boycott against segregation lasted 381 days, and ended in (7) (victory) the next year.In the spring of 1963, he began to organize a march to Washington to persuade the U.S. government to back a mass Civil Rights Movement for black people. (8) (On August 28 that year, some 250 OO0 Americans of all races and faiths joined him and other civil rights leaders in an unprecedented demonstration of solidarity). From all over the country, citizens came to "march on Washington" in support of civil rights legislation. It was then that King delivered the most impressive speech of his career. (9) (Many of those present wept, deeply moved by these words that will forever be remembered by all freedom-loving people).In 1964, at the age of only 35, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (10) (But only four years later, on April 4, 1968, the day before another mass demonstration, he was shot and killed by an assassin).Major points:(8) On August 28 that year, he led a large demonstration with many Americans taking part in.(9) Many people were moved by what he said.(10) He was killed on April 4, 1968 before another demonstration.Passage 3One of the (1) (features) of large modern cities is the number of big department stores, most of which are to be found in or near the (2) (central) area. They're vast buildings many stories high, where you can buy almost anything you need, from a box of toothpicks to a suite of (3) (furniture). Most of them are very modern and are equipped with (4) (convenient) elevators and escalators, and have (5) (well-planned) lighting, air-conditioning and ventilation. You can spend hours (6) (wandering) around in one of these department stores, and you will probably lose your way while you are doing so, in spite of the many (7) (signs) pointing the way to the elevators and exits.If you have been in one of these stores so long that you feel hungry, you and your family will not need to leave the building, for nearly all the big stores have cafes, snack bars or restaurants in them. (8) (After a meal, you can inspect the goods on sale at your leisure, and you will not be forced to buy anything), though occasionally an assistant may ask you whether he or she can be of help to you.Another feature of Shanghai's shopping life is the chain-store, in which prices are lower than in the big store, and a wide variety of goods are offered — chiefly foodstuffs, household goods, clothing and stationery. (9) (The goods are displayed on open shelves and counters, and it is a regrettable fact that some shoplifting goes on sometimes), in spite of the vigilance of the store security guards.A lot of the food stores in Shanghai now operate on the "serve yourself" system: (10) (you go in, pick up a basket or a cart, walk round the shop and choose what you need). At the exit there are a number of counters where you pay for all your purchases together.Major points:(8) After a meal, you can look at the goods without having to buy them.(9) The goods are accessible to customers, so sometimes are stolen.(10) You can choose whatever you want in it.Passage 4In the United States the cost of living has been (1) (steadily) rising for the past few (2) (decades). Food prices, clothing costs, housing (3) (expenses), and tuition fees are constantly getting higher and higher. Partly because of (4) (financial) need, and partly because of (5) (career) choices for personal fulfillment, mothers have been leaving the (6) (traditional) role of full-time。
2024年度(完整)汉字听写大会竞赛练习题库(含答案)
2024年度（完整）汉字听写大会竞赛练习题库（含答案）学校:________班级:________姓名:________考号:________一、填空题(100题)1.撺掇：煽动、丛勇之意。
2.沆瀣一气:泛指臭味相投的人结合在一起。
3.娉婷:用来形容女子姿态美好的样子。
4.崤函之固：比喻地势十分险要。
例句：汉·贾谊《过秦论》：秦孝公据崤函之固，拥雍州之地。
5.游弋：巡逻之意。
6.肺腑之言：发自内心的真诚的话。
7.独占鳌头：比喻那些在各个领域获得第一名的人。
8.仵作:古时检验死伤的差役。
9.金銮殿：北京故宫三大殿中的太和殿。
10.鸡枞菌：为白蘑科植物鸡枞的子实体。
是食用菌中的珍品之一。
11.消弭：消除（坏事）；平息：消弭忧患。
水患12.悱恻：形容内心悲苦。
13.蓦然回首：不经心地，突然回想起。
也引申为忽然发现，忽然明白，顿时悟透；表示一下子回头或突然回头，不经意回头的意思。
经历过的事情，再次在脑海里显现。
14.颃颉：原意是鸟上下飞。
后来借指不相上下或互相抗衡。
例句：《宋书》：睹腾翰之颃颉，视鼓鳃之往还。
15.樗材：：喻无用之材。
多用为谦词。
例句：孙犁《文集自序》：今幸遇清明之世，国家不弃樗材，念及老朽，得使文章结集出版，心情十分感激。
16.探囊取物：伸手到袋子里取东西，比喻能够轻而易举地办成某件事情。
17.褪袖子：把袖子脱下来；褪，口语。
18.充赡:内容充实。
19.豢养：喂养(牲畜)，比喻收买并利用。
20.摧颓：蹉跎,失意。
21.桁架：房屋、桥梁等架空的骨架式承重结构。
22.翁同龢：江苏常熟(今苏州常熟）人。
晚清政坛的重要人物。
先后担任同治、光绪两代帝师。
近代史上著名政治家、书法艺术家。
23.镂空：是现代词，是一个专有名词，指的是在物体上雕刻出穿透物体的花纹或文字。
24.阿谀：是指说别人爱听的话，迎合奉承。
迎合别人的意思，说好听的话，含贬义。
25.搦管：握笔，执笔为文。
26.罹罪:遭受罪罚。
三年级词语听写
三年级词语听写一、字词分类整理。
1. 描写人物的词语。
- 外貌：乌黑、柔软、明亮、圆润。
- 性格：活泼、开朗、善良、勇敢。
2. 描写自然景物的词语。
- 天空：湛蓝、辽阔、晴朗、多云。
- 大地：肥沃、广袤、碧绿、金黄。
- 植物：花朵（花瓣、花蕊）、树木（树干、树枝）、小草（嫩绿、柔软）- 动物：蝴蝶（翅膀、花纹）、蜜蜂（蜂巢、蜂蜜）、小鸟（羽毛、啼叫）3. 表示动作的词语。
- 手部动作：拍打、抚摸、拉扯、推动。
- 脚部动作：奔跑、跳跃、行走、站立。
- 面部动作：微笑、皱眉、眨眼、咧嘴。
4. 表示数量的词语。
- 单个：一个、一只、一条。
- 多个：一群、一堆、一排。
5. 形容词与名词搭配。
- 美丽的花朵、高大的树木、可爱的小动物、清澈的河水。
二、易错字词举例。
1. 同音字。
- “做”和“作”：“做”侧重于具体的行为动作，如“做作业”；“作”的用法更广泛，如“作文”“作业”（这里“作业”的“作”是固定用法）。
- “再”和“在”：“再”表示又一次、继续，如“再见”“再次”；“在”表示存在、处于，如“在家”“在学校”。
2. 形近字。
- “拔”和“拨”：“拔”是往外拉的意思，如“拔河”；“拨”是用手指或棍棒等推动或挑动，如“拨动”。
- “己”和“已”：“己”是自己的意思，如“自己”；“已”表示已经，如“已经”。
三、词语听写练习。
1. 基础练习。
- 听写词语：- 清晨、阳光、操场、跑步。
- 书包、课本、铅笔、橡皮。
- 家庭、父母、兄弟、姐妹。
- 核对答案，对写错的词语进行3 - 5遍的抄写练习。
2. 进阶练习。
- 听写词语：- 鲜艳、芬芳、翠绿、茂密。
- 尊敬、礼貌、谦虚、诚实。
- 翅膀、羽毛、飞翔、栖息。
- 针对听写中出错较多的词语，进行词语辨析讲解，如“鲜艳”（颜色鲜明而美丽）和“新鲜”（刚生产、刚收集或刚制成的）的区别。
3. 拓展练习。
- 听写词语：- 传说、神话、英雄、勇敢。
- 文化、传统、节日、习俗。
二年级语文听写练习题
二年级语文听写练习题默写篇一：《小兔子乖乖》小兔子乖乖，把门儿开开。
开了门，看外面，东、西、南、北。
东边是大海，西边是小山，南边有座桥，北边有座城。
默写篇二：《春天的故事》春天来了，大地变绿了。
花儿开了，小草长了。
小动物出来找食物，大树上鸟儿又唱又跳。
阳光明媚，春风轻柔。
默写篇三：《勤劳的蜜蜂》春天来了，蜜蜂忙碌的飞舞。
它们飞到花丛中，轻轻地采蜜。
一瞬间，蜜蜂的身上就被花粉染黄。
蜜蜂辛勤劳作，生产出美味的蜂蜜。
默写篇四：《奋斗的蚂蚁》蚂蚁们在地上辛勤地奔走。
它们肩负着一粒粒沉重的食物，团结一致、努力拼搏。
虽然它们个头小，但力量无穷。
默写篇五：《争分夺秒》时间就像沙漏中的流沙，我们要抓住时间，争分夺秒。
珍惜每一分钟，努力奋斗，努力学习，追求进步。
默写篇六：《快乐的音符》音乐是人们心灵的震撼，音符带给我们快乐感受。
快乐的音符，跳跃起舞，留下美好的旋律在耳际。
默写篇七：《童心无忧》童心是世界上最美的星星，童心是世界上最纯洁的花朵。
让我们保持童心的微笑，快乐的度过每一天。
默写篇八：《聪明的小猴子》小猴子机灵聪明，爬树跳舞像摇铃。
捉住一只小虫子，高兴地笑个不停。
默写篇九：《善良的天使》天使来到人间，给人们带来温暖和关怀。
他们用爱心援助他人，让这个世界充满美好。
这是我为你准备的二年级语文听写练习题。
希望能够帮助你提升语文听写的能力。
加油！。
小学汉字听写大赛练习题及答案
小学汉字听写大赛练习题及答案一、汉字听写练习题
请根据听到的汉字，正确书写下列词语。
1. 听写词语：[ ] 聪明 [ ]
答案：聪明
2. 听写词语：[ ] 快乐 [ ]
答案：快乐
3. 听写词语：[ ] 学校 [ ]
答案：学校
4. 听写词语：[ ] 朋友 [ ]
答案：朋友
5. 听写词语：[ ] 学习 [ ]
答案：学习
二、汉字听写练习题
请根据听到的汉字，正确书写下列词语。
1. 听写词语：[ ] 美丽 [ ]
答案：美丽
2. 听写词语：[ ] 勇敢 [ ]
答案：勇敢
3. 听写词语：[ ] 热爱 [ ]
答案：热爱
4. 听写词语：[ ] 梦想 [ ]
答案：梦想
5. 听写词语：[ ] 奋斗 [ ]
答案：奋斗
三、汉字听写练习题
请根据听到的汉字，正确书写下列词语。
1. 听写词语：[ ] 家人 [ ]
答案：家人
2. 听写词语：[ ] 风景 [ ]
答案：风景
3. 听写词语：[ ] 爱心 [ ]
答案：爱心
4. 听写词语：[ ] 进步 [ ]
答案：进步
5. 听写词语：[ ] 努力 [ ]
答案：努力
希望这份练习题及答案能够帮助孩子们提高汉字听写能力，培养对汉字的兴趣。
祝大家在汉字听写大赛中取得好成绩！。
听写句子练习
听写句子练习
1、中午，太阳照着大地。
2、谁的办法好？
3、放学了，小朋友们唱着、笑着回家去。
4、六月一日是儿童节，我真高兴，因为那是我们自己的节日。
5、下雨了，小蚂蚁连忙往家赶。
6、大象的力气可真大啊！
7、母亲节这天，我把房间打扫得干干净净。
8、我是一年级的小学生，我是少先队员。
9、前天，我跟姐姐去借书。
10、这石头光光的、凉凉的，坐在上面很好。
11、春风吹来，老师和同学们快乐地做游戏。
12、长长的小河，短短的小桥。
13、小兰对人冷淡，小红对人热情。
14、小明学习非常刻苦，他经常做练习题。
15、两个小伙伴，坐着公共汽车，去访问一位老师。
16、我选小明当组长。
17、一只小兔，晚上在看天上的星星。
18、下雪了，我去帮助奶奶扫雪。
19、一名同学发明了一种新的东西。
20、公园里成了小动物的乐园。
21. 我非常想念爸爸和妈妈。
22. 小朋友们快乐地过儿童节。
23. 姐姐想办法帮奶奶洗衣服。
24. 小明认真地听老师上课。
25. 兰兰对小伙伴非常热情。
26. 花园里有许多美丽的花草。
27. 我以后要多听父母的话。
28. 我和姐姐一同上学。
29. 小明的爸爸工作非常认真。
30. 爸爸和妈妈在说话。
31. 爷爷和奶奶在阳光下种花。
语文四年级上册听写
语文四年级上册听写练习
一、听写词语
1.清晨阳光闹钟起床刷牙洗脸吃早饭上学校园
2.老师同学教室读书写字做操放学排队日落
3.夜晚星星月亮睡觉做梦早晨起床洗脸刷牙
4.跑步做操上学老师同学读书写字下课玩耍
5.大海沙滩贝壳浪花海鸥船只日出晚霞高山
6.林木树叶小路石头小溪水滴花儿鸟儿山谷
7.小狗小猫小鸭小鸡小鹅小兔小猪小马小猴
8.老虎狮子大象长颈鹿斑马黄牛水牛公鸡母鸡
9.学习学习用品文具盒书架书桌台灯书包本子
10.游戏游戏机手机电视卡片电玩城表妹表弟
二、听写句子
1.我早上六点钟起床，七点钟上学，在学校里认真听讲，放学后
按时回家。
2.我有一个快乐的家庭，晚上我们一起看电视、聊天，然后睡觉。
3.我喜欢在周末去公园玩耍，看美丽的风景，呼吸新鲜的空气。
4.我有一个好朋友叫小明，他经常和我一起上学、放学，我们一
起玩耍、学习。
5.我喜欢在夏天去海边游泳、玩沙子，感受海风的拂面。
拼音听写练习题
拼音听写练习题一、听写单词1. 中国（zhōng guó）2. 家庭（jiā tíng）3. 美丽（měi lì）4. 总统（zǒng tǒng）5. 世界（shì jiè）二、听写短语1. 早上好（zǎo shàng hǎo）2. 下雨了（xià yǔ le）3. 睡觉时间（shuì jiào shí jiān）4. 一起去（yī qǐ qù）5. 很高兴认识你（hěn gāo xìng rèn shí nǐ）三、听写句子1. 我爱你。
(wǒ ài nǐ)2. 这是我的书。
(zhè shì wǒ de shū)3. 他会游泳吗？(tā huì yóu yǒng ma)4. 你在哪里工作？(nǐ zài nǎ lǐ gōng zuò)5. 明天是我的生日。
(míng tiān shì wǒ de shēng rì)四、听写短文（根据听到的内容填写空格）大家好，我叫小明，今年八岁。
我喜欢音乐，喜欢唱歌和跳舞。
我每天都在学校学习，一起和同学们玩耍。
我的家庭很温馨，有爸爸、妈妈和一个弟弟。
我们经常一起去公园玩，度过快乐的时光。
我很喜欢我的家庭！五、听写对话（根据听到的对话内容回答问题）A: 你喜欢打篮球吗？B: 不喜欢，我喜欢踢足球。
A: 你喜欢什么颜色？B: 我喜欢蓝色和绿色。
A: 你最喜欢的动物是什么？B: 我最喜欢的动物是狗。
六、听写故事（听完故事，简述故事内容）有一只小猫，它的名字叫小白。
小白喜欢出去玩，它经常跳上墙壁，爬到树上。
有一天，小白走丢了，它不知道怎么回家。
幸运的是，一个好心人帮助小白找到了回家的路。
小白很高兴，它一路小跑回到了自己的家。
从那天起，小白再也不乱跑了。
基础节奏听写练习题
基础节奏听写练习题节奏对于音乐的重要性不言而喻。
它是音乐中的灵魂，决定了音乐的走向和氛围。
而要想打好节奏，听写练习是一种非常有效的方法。
本文将介绍一些基础节奏听写练习题，帮助大家提高节奏感和听写能力。
练习一：一拍一拍听写这是一个非常简单但有趣的节奏练习。
在这个练习中，我们需要通过听写来判断给出的节奏是由多少个拍子构成的。
材料准备：- 播放器或音乐软件- 选定的音乐曲目（可以选择任何节奏明确的歌曲）训练步骤：1. 播放选定的音乐曲目，注意不要同时听歌词或旋律，只关注节奏。
2. 用纸和笔记录你听到的拍子数量。
可以通过以图标的方式，用“|”或“/”表示一拍，也可以用数字逐个记录。
3. 暂停音乐，查看你的记录是否准确。
如果正确，可以进行下一个练习；如果错误，重新进行练习直到准确为止。
练习二：打击乐器模拟这个练习可以帮助大家提高对于节奏细节的感知能力。
我们需要通过模拟打击乐器来听写出给定的节奏。
材料准备：- 打击乐器（如小军鼓、木琴、铃鼓等）- 节奏模板（可以自行设计，也可以在互联网上找到）训练步骤：1. 准备好打击乐器和节奏模板。
2. 打击乐器按照节奏模板上标注的位置，模拟演奏出给定的节奏。
3. 听写模式开启后，仔细听这个打击乐器的模拟演奏，并记录下听到的节奏。
4. 暂停模拟演奏，检查记录是否正确。
如果正确，可以进行下一个练习；如果错误，重新进行练习直到准确为止。
练习三：多重节奏听写这个练习可以帮助大家提高对于复杂节奏的听辨能力。
我们需要通过听写来判断出给定的多重节奏。
材料准备：- 播放器或音乐软件- 选定的多重节奏音乐曲目（可以选择任何多重节奏明显的歌曲）训练步骤：1. 播放选定的多重节奏音乐曲目，同时尽量排除其他音乐元素的干扰。
2. 仔细聆听曲目中的多个同时进行的节奏，记录下听到的节奏。
3. 暂停音乐，查看你的记录是否准确。
如果正确，可以进行下一个练习；如果错误，重新进行练习直到准确为止。
通过以上的练习，我们可以不断提高自己的节奏感和听写能力。
英语的听写练习题
英语的听写练习题### Listening Comprehension ExercisePart I: DialoguesDialogue 1:- Speaker A: I heard you've just returned from your trip to Japan. How was it?- Speaker B: It was amazing! The cherry blossoms were in full bloom, and the food was absolutely delicious.Questions:1. Where did Speaker B go?2. What was the state of the cherry blossoms?3. How did Speaker B describe the food?Dialogue 2:- Speaker A: I'm considering getting a new smartphone. What do you recommend?- Speaker B: If you want a good camera, the Pixel 6 is a great choice. But if you prefer gaming, the ROG Phone 6 might be better.Questions:1. What is Speaker A considering buying?2. What feature does the Pixel 6 have?3. What might be the ROG Phone 6's advantage?Part II: PassagesPassage 1:The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is the largest coral reef system in the world. It stretches over 2,300 kilometers and is home to a diverse range of marine life. The reef is not only a popular tourist destination but also a critical ecosystem that supports thousands of species.Questions:1. What is the Great Barrier Reef?2. Where is it located?3. What is its significance?Passage 2:The invention of the internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, learn, and do business. It has made information more accessible and has connected people across the globe. However, it also poses challenges such as cybersecurity threats and the spread of misinformation.Questions:1. What has the internet revolutionized?2. What are some of the benefits of the internet?3. What challenges does it pose?Part III: News ReportNews Report:In the latest development, scientists have discovered a newspecies of dolphin in the Amazon River. The species, named the Amazon River Dolphin, is unique due to its ability to navigate the river's complex waterways. The discovery is significant as it highlights the biodiversity of the Amazon region.Questions:1. What has been discovered in the Amazon River?2. What makes this new species unique?3. Why is this discovery significant?Part IV: InterviewInterview:- Interviewer: Can you tell us about your new book, "The Art of Resilience"?- Author: Certainly. It's a collection of stories about individuals who have overcome adversity. The book aims to inspire readers to develop resilience in their own lives.Questions:1. What is the title of the author's new book?2. What is the book about?3. What does the author hope to achieve with the book?Part V: LectureLecture:The concept of sustainability is crucial in today's world. It involves meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirown needs. This includes sustainable practices in agriculture, energy production, and waste management.Questions:1. What is the concept of sustainability?2. What does it involve?3. What are some areas where sustainable practices are important?Answer Key:Dialogue 1:1. Japan2. In full bloom3. Absolutely deliciousDialogue 2:1. A new smartphone2. A good camera3. GamingPassage 1:1. The largest coral reef system in the world2. Off the coast of Queensland, Australia3. A popular tourist destination and a critical ecosystemPassage 2:1. The way we communicate, learn, and do business2. Making information more accessible and connecting people3. Cybersecurity threats and the spread of misinformationNews Report:1. A new species of dolphin2. Its ability to navigate the river's complex waterways3. Highlights the biodiversity of the Amazon regionInterview:1. "The Art of Resilience"2. A collection of stories about overcoming adversity3. To inspire readers to develop resilienceLecture:1. Meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their needs2. Sustainable practices in agriculture, energy production, and waste management3. Agriculture, energy production, waste management。
一年级听写练习
一年级听写练习一、单词听写根据老师的发音，写出下列单词的正确拼写。
1. apple2. cat3. ball4. book5. dog6. frog7. hat8. pen9. fish10. sun二、句子听写根据老师的念句子，写出下列句子的正确拼写。
1. I like to play with my friends at the park.2. The cat is sleeping on the chair.3. My mother gave me a beautiful doll as a birthday present.4. We go to school from Monday to Friday.5. The dog is barking loudly in the backyard.6. My favorite color is blue.7. Tom has a new bicycle, and he rides it to school.8. The bird is flying in the sky.9. The girl is wearing a pretty pink dress.10. It is raining outside, so remember to bring your umbrella.三、短文听写请仔细听老师念短文，写出下列短文的完整内容。
Yesterday was a sunny day. I went to the park with my parents. We played on the swings, slides, and seesaws. I also saw some ducks swimming in the pond. They were so cute. After playing for a while, we had a picnic on the grass. We ate sandwiches, fruits, and drank juice. It was a fun day!四、听写答案一、单词听写1. 苹果（apple）2. 猫（cat）3. 球（ball）4. 书（book）5. 狗（dog）6. 青蛙（frog）7. 帽子（hat）8. 钢笔（pen）9. 鱼（fish）10. 太阳（sun）二、句子听写1. 我喜欢在公园和我的朋友们玩耍。
学习中的听写和复述练习方法
学习中的听写和复述练习方法在学习过程中，听写和复述是提高语言水平和记忆能力的重要方法之一。
通过听写可以加强对语言的听力理解和拼写技能，而复述则可以巩固对所学知识的记忆和理解。
本文将介绍一些有效的听写和复述练习方法，帮助读者更好地提升自己的学习效果和成绩。
一、听写练习方法1.选择适合的材料：按照自己的语言水平和学习需求，选择适合的听写材料。
可以选择课本中的文章、新闻报道、听力材料等。
2.先听后写：在进行听写练习时，首先听一段话或文章，尽量理解内容。
然后暂停音频，开始书写听到的内容。
完成后再听原音检查答案，并进行纠正。
3.分段听写：如果一段听力较长，可以先将其分为几个小段，逐段进行听写。
这样可以减少因记忆时间过长而导致的遗忘。
4.逐词听写：逐词听写是一种较为复杂的听写方式，可以帮助提高拼写能力。
听到一个词后，停下来写下该词，然后再继续听下一个词。
5.记录错误：在听写过程中，将自己出现的错误记录下来。
可以是拼写错误、语法错误或者理解错误。
然后针对性地进行纠正和学习。
二、复述练习方法1.重点提炼：在进行复述时，首先将重点内容提炼出来。
可以是关键词、关键短语或者核心观点。
这样可以帮助保持复述的准确性和逻辑性。
2.自由复述：在熟悉了原文内容后，关闭源文件，用自己的语言进行复述。
可以侧重于表达方式和逻辑结构，不必拘泥于原文的语言。
3.角色扮演：将所学知识应用于实际场景中，进行角色扮演复述。
通过扮演不同的角色，可以更好地理解和运用所学内容。
4.结合图表：在复述时，可以利用图表、图片等辅助工具帮助构建思维框架，更好地组织和表达复述内容。
5.寻求反馈：在进行复述练习后，可以寻求他人的反馈和评价。
这样可以了解自己的不足之处，并加以改进。
三、总结与展望听写和复述是学习中的重要练习方法，可以帮助我们提高语言水平和记忆能力。
通过合理选择材料、采用不同的练习方法，我们可以更好地进行听写和复述练习。
同时，持之以恒地进行这些练习，并及时总结和反思，才能取得更好的学习效果。
数学听写练习题
数学听写练习题1. 计算题：a) 请计算下列算式的值：45 ÷ 9 + 2 × 4 - 3²。
b) 将21分4秒转换成秒数。
c) 某衣店打折促销，原价150元的衣服打9.5折，求打完折后的价格。
d) 一个矩形的长是20厘米，宽是15厘米，求其周长和面积。
2. 选择题：在每个问题后面选择正确答案的字母，并将其填入括号中。
a) 2的平方等于多少？A) 1 B) 2 C) 4 D) 8 ( )b) 下列哪个选项是一个不等式？A) 3 + 4 = 7 B) 5 × 9 = 45 C) 6 > 2 D) 2 ÷ 3 = 0.67 ( )c) 下列哪个数是质数？A) 4 B) 7 C) 10 D) 12 ( )3. 填空题：根据问题，在横线上填入正确的答案。
a) 用_____表示π的近似值。
（小数）b) 已知一个正方形的边长是8厘米，则其面积为_____平方厘米。
c) 求正整数x，满足x + 5 > 9，答案是_____。
4. 解答题：请解答下列问题，并给出详细的解题步骤和答案。
a) 对于方程式2x + 1 = 9，求出x的值。
b) 一辆车以每小时60公里的速度行驶3小时，求其行驶的总路程。
c) 有一个三角形的三个角分别是30°、60°和x°，求出x的值。
5. 应用题：Alex每天骑自行车上学，他从家到学校的距离是6公里。
如果他平均以每小时15公里的速度骑行，那么他到学校需要多长时间？并计算如果他以每小时20公里的速度骑行，他到学校需要多长时间？6. 推理题：通过观察下面的数列，请写出下一个数是多少：8, 16, 24, 32, ____以上就是数学听写练习题，希望对你的学习有所帮助！。
四年级语文听写练习题
四年级语文听写练习题下面是四年级语文听写练习题，请同学们认真听写并在横线上正确书写所听到的词语或句子。
第一节：听写词语1. 桌子（）2. 红叶（）3. 笔记本（）4. 天空（）5. 花朵（）6. 鸟窝（）7. 音乐（）8. 小溪（）9. 格子（）10. 学校（）第二节：听写句子1. 公园里的花朵非常漂亮。
2. 我喜欢在晴朗的天空下放风筝。
3. 小明每天都坐在桌子旁边认真读书。
4. 小鸟在鸟窝里孵化出了两个小鸟宝宝。
5. 这个孩子的乐器演奏得非常动听。
6. 格子衬衫和牛仔裤是我的最爱。
7. 溪水清澈见底，小鱼在水中游来游去。
8. 刚刚下过雨，地面上都是湿漉漉的。
9. 老师在黑板上写下了作业的要求。
10. 我们明天要去参观一个历史悠久的古老学校。
第三节：听写短文请在听到短文后，回答以下问题。
李华是一个非常用功的学生。
家里客厅的墙上挂着一个大大的奖状，上面写着：“优秀学生奖”。
李华第四年级时就获得了这个奖项。
他学习非常努力，每天都坐在桌子旁边做功课，不论是晴天还是雨天。
他也爱听音乐，尤其是欢快的音乐。
每次听到音乐声，他就忍不住随着旋律跳起舞来。
他的爱好是观察自然界的一切，经常去公园看红叶、花朵和小溪。
他还喜欢鸟的窝，经常观察小鸟在窝里孵化小鸟宝宝。
李华是一个真正的好学生。
问题：1. 李华获得了什么奖项？2. 李华喜欢做什么？3. 李华经常去哪里观察自然界的事物？4. 李华在桌子旁边做什么？5. 李华是一个怎样的学生？以上就是四年级语文听写练习题，请同学们仔细听写并将答案填写在相应的横线上。
祝大家顺利完成！。
bpmf达标练习题
bpmf达标练习题一、听写练习1. wo - 我2. ni - 你3. ta - 他/她4. wo men - 我们5. ni men - 你们6. ta men - 他们/她们7. xue - 学8. sheng - 生9. zai - 在10. xuexiao - 学校二、填空练习1. wǒ ___ zhōngguó rén. (我 ___ 中国人。
)2. nǐ ___ shǎo èr shí suì. (你 ___ 少二十岁。
)3. tā ___ zài xuéxiào. (他 ___ 在学校。
)4. wǒ ___ hànyǔ. (我 ___ 汉语。
)5. nǐ ___ ma? (你 ___ 吗？)三、句子翻译练习1. I am a student. (我是一个学生。
)2. She is Chinese. (她是中国人。
)3. Are you busy? (你忙吗？)4. We are classmates. (我们是同学。
)5. They are in the library. (他们在图书馆。
)四、问答练习1. Q: nǐ jiào shénme míngzi? (你叫什么名字？)A: wǒ jiào Linda. (我叫Linda。
)2. Q: nǐ shì zhōngguó rén ma? (你是中国人吗？)A: bú shì, wǒ shì měiguó rén. (不是，我是美国人。
)3. Q: nǐ jīntiān xǐhuan chī shénme? (你今天喜欢吃什么？)A: wǒ jīntiān xǐhuan chī zhōngguó cài. (我今天喜欢吃中国菜。
拼音练习题听写
拼音练习题听写为了准确满足标题描述的内容需求，本文将按照拼音练习题听写的格式来写。
拼音练习题听写一、听写（Listen and write）请听写下面的单词，并将其准确地用拼音写出来：1. 汉语（Hàn yǔ）2. 家（jiā）3. 学校（xué xiào）4. 电脑（diàn nǎo）5. 红色（hóng sè）6. 美丽（měi lì）7. 中午（zhōng wǔ）8. 电影（diàn yǐng）9. 快乐（kuài lè）10. 字母（zì mǔ）11. 音乐（yīn yuè）12. 蛋糕（dàn gāo）14. 花朵（huā duǒ）15. 水果（shuǐ guǒ）二、答案（Answers）以下是各题的正确答案：1. 汉语（Hàn yǔ）2. 家（jiā）3. 学校（xué xiào）4. 电脑（diàn nǎo）5. 红色（hóng sè）6. 美丽（měi lì）7. 中午（zhōng wǔ）8. 电影（diàn yǐng）9. 快乐（kuài lè）10. 字母（zì mǔ）11. 音乐（yīn yuè）12. 蛋糕（dàn gāo）14. 花朵（huā duǒ）15. 水果（shuǐ guǒ）三、听力练习（Listening practice）现在，请您仔细听以下短语，并写出相应的拼音：1. 你好（nǐ hǎo）2. 谢谢（xiè xie）3. 对不起（duì bù qǐ）4. 没关系（méi guān xi）5. 早上好（zǎo shàng hǎo）6. 晚安（wǎn ān）7. 再见（zài jiàn）8. 请问（qǐng wèn）9. 好吃（hǎo chī）10. 难过（nán guò）四、答案（Answers）以下是各题的正确答案：1. 你好（nǐ hǎo）2. 谢谢（xiè xie）3. 对不起（duì bù qǐ）4. 没关系（méi guān xi）5. 早上好（zǎo shàng hǎo）6. 晚安（wǎn ān）7. 再见（zài jiàn）8. 请问（qǐng wèn）9. 好吃（hǎo chī）10. 难过（nán guò）五、拓展练习（Extended practice）请以拼音写出以下词语：1. 乒乓球（pīng pāng qiú）2. 帮助（bāng zhù）3. 问题（wèn tí）4. 雷电（léi diàn）5. 世界（shì jiè）6. 竹子（zhú zi）7. 飞机（fēi jī）8. 书包（shū bāo）9. 橙子（chéng zi）10. 照片（zhào piàn）六、答案（Answers）以下是各题的正确答案：1. 乒乓球（pīng pāng qiú）2. 帮助（bāng zhù）3. 问题（wèn tí）4. 雷电（léi diàn）5. 世界（shì jiè）6. 竹子（zhú zi）7. 飞机（fēi jī）8. 书包（shū bāo）9. 橙子（chéng zi）10. 照片（zhào piàn）七、总结（Summary）通过拼音练习题听写，您可以巩固和提升您的拼音能力。
听写默写专项训练人教版一年级
听写默写专项训练人教版一年级听写默写是学习语文的基础技能之一，对于一年级的学生来说，培养良好的听写和默写习惯至关重要。
以下是针对人教版一年级学生的听写默写专项训练内容。
一、听写训练听写训练能够帮助学生提高听力理解能力和书写能力，以下是一些训练方法：1. 词汇听写：教师念出一些简单的词汇，学生听后写下来。
例如：天空、大地、苹果、小狗等。
2. 句子听写：教师念出简单的句子，学生听写下来。
例如：“今天天气真好。
”、“我喜欢吃苹果。
”等。
3. 段落听写：教师念出一段简短的文本，学生听写下来。
例如：“春天来了，花儿开了，小鸟在唱歌。
”4. 数字听写：教师念出一些数字，学生听写下来。
例如：123、456、789等。
5. 字母听写：教师念出一些字母，学生听写下来。
例如：A、B、C等。
二、默写训练默写训练有助于学生记忆和复习所学内容，以下是一些训练方法：1. 生字默写：教师列出一些生字，学生不看书本，凭记忆默写出来。
例如：大、小、多、少等。
2. 词语默写：教师给出一些词语，学生默写。
例如：春天、夏天、秋天、冬天等。
3. 句子默写：教师给出一些句子，学生默写。
例如：“我爱我的家。
”、“学校是我们学习的地方。
”等。
4. 古诗文默写：教师给出一些简单的古诗文，学生默写。
例如：“床前明月光，疑是地上霜。
”5. 课文默写：教师指定某篇课文，学生默写。
例如：《小蝌蚪找妈妈》、《小猫钓鱼》等。
三、综合训练综合训练结合听写和默写，提高学生的综合运用能力：1. 听写后默写：学生先听写，然后不看原文，凭记忆默写。
2. 默写后听写：学生先默写，然后听写，检查自己的记忆是否准确。
3. 听写默写比赛：组织学生进行听写默写比赛，激发学生的学习兴趣。
4. 听写默写日记：鼓励学生每天进行听写默写练习，并记录下来，形成习惯。
5. 家长参与：鼓励家长参与孩子的听写默写训练，共同监督和指导。
四、注意事项1. 适度训练：避免过度训练，以免造成学生的厌烦和压力。
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五年级语文听写练习
一、一、句子（10分）
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二、词语（50分）
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三．照样子，写词语（10分）
1、亮晶晶（）（）（）（）
2、干干净净（）（）（）（）3千里迢迢（）（）（）（）4无忧无虑（）（）（）（）5翩翩起舞（）（）（）（）四、形近字组词（10分）
棹（）崖（）挣（）勒（）梁（）掉（）涯（）狰（）勤（）粱（）幼（）饶（）慕（）辨（）陷（）幻（）娆（）幕（）辫（）馅（）五、先写出下面词语的近义词，再写反义词（10分）
五年级听写题
一、句子
1 在天底下，一碧千里，而并不茫茫。
2、大儿锄豆溪东，中儿正织鸡笼，最喜小儿无赖，溪头卧剥莲蓬。
3、楚王仗着自己国势强盛，想乘机侮辱晏子，显显楚国的威风。
4、孔指以示儿曰：“此是君家果。
”儿应声答曰：“未闻孔雀是夫子家禽。
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5我默默地想，默默地写，又看见冬日下的骆驼队走过来，又听见缓缓悦耳的驼铃声，童年重临于我的心头。
二．词语
1绿毯2精神饱满3疾驰4美轮美奂5机械6完好无损7羞涩8杯水车薪9卸煤10不惜代价11驼绒12翠色欲流13天赋14 废寝忘食15厘米16银装素裹17驱逐18澄澈19侮辱20严阵以待21解释22妨碍23滑翔24绞尽脑汁25机械26傻事27柳絮28安居乐业29困窘30规矩31柑橘32了如指掌33梳妆34洒脱35巍峨36襟飘带舞37戎装38渲染39羞愧40浑黄一体41幼稚42咀嚼43妖娆44情不自禁45蓑衣46运转自如47挺拔48 翻来覆去49 蒙汉情深何忍别50天涯碧草话斜阳。