2020九年级英语上册 Unit 4 Stories and Poems培优专项训练八(无答案)(新版)冀教版

....精品Unit 4 Stories and Poems培优专项训练八Lessons 22-24I. 根据提示补全单词1. Please speak in a l_____ voice, or I can’t hear you.2. We need more b______ to make boats.3. ________ (也许) you are right this time.4. Did you hear someone ______ (敲) at the door just now?5. Our physics is very _______ (幽默的).6. The man _______ (伸展) his arm and hugged his wife.7. What animals have long ______ (脖子)？II. 单项选择1. The old man made _____ living by collecting waste paper.A. heB. hisC. himD. one’s2. When I passed ______ the supermarket, I saw many people.A. byB. toC. withD. for3. The book _____ be our English teacher’s. Look, here is his name.A. mustB. mustn’tC. canD. can’t4. Mr. Wu ______ teaches in our school now.A. not longerB. not moreC. no longerD. not any5. The boy ran too fast, and he almost ______ a bike.A. knockedB. knocked atC. knocked downD. knocked on6. Ever since he became a teacher, he _____ a very popular teacher.A. wasB. isC. has beenD. had been7. When the boy heard his name is called, he stood up _____.A. at timesB. at onceC. at that timeD. at school8. If you want to be a(n) ______, you must knowa lot about music.A. doctorB. artistC. musicianD. farmerIII. 补全对话根据对话内容及首字母提示写出单词，补全对话。

A: Zhang Qiang, have you (1) h from your Japanese friend, Miyako?B: Yes, I got a letter from her this morning. A: Did she write anything (2) a Haiku?B: (3) W is Haiku?A: It’s an old form of poetry in (4) J . It only has three (5) l .B: So it’s quite (6) d from our Chinese poetry.A: You’re right.B: Which kind do you like (7) b , Haiku or Chinese poetry?A: Haiku.B: Why?A: (8) B it’s easy and it can show us something clearly.B: I don’t (9) a with you. I like our Chinese poetry.A: Who is your (10) f poet?B: Li Bai, of course.Ⅳ. 阅读理解AMy Favourite SweaterMy favourite sweater grew too small.I love that sweater best of all.My grandma made it when I was three.She made that sweater just for me.I picked the yarn (毛线), a special blue.The colour of bluebells, wet with dew(露水). When I was three I was very small.But now I’m five and much too tall.I have a new jac ket now that’s green.So I gave my sweater to our cat Queen.Queen just had kittens (小猫) out in the shed. My favourite sweater is now their bed.1. What is the most likely (最可能的) reason thesweater is thegirl’s favourite?A. The girl’s grand ma made it.B. The girl got it at the age of three.C. The yarn is the colour of bluebells.....精品D. The cat Queen use it for the kittens. 2. Why does the girl give the sweater away? A. The girl is tired of the sweater.B. The girl wants her grandma to make a new sweater.C. The girl like her new jacket better than the sweater.D. The girl thinks the sweater is too small. 3. What will most likely happen to the green jacket?A. The jacket will become too small.B. The kittens will use the jacket for a bed.C. The girl will sell the jacket.D. The jacket will become the girl’s favourite.4. Read this line from the poem: My favourite sweater grew toosmall. What does this line mean?A. The girl like small sweaters.B. The girl’s swea ter became smaller than it once was.C. The g irl’s grandma made a small sweater.D. The girl became too big for the sweater. 5. Read this line from the poem: Queen just had kittens out in the shed. The word “shed” in this line probably means _____. A. the girl’s sweater B. the girl’s jacket C. the cats’ house D. the cats’ sweaterBIn the Tang Dynasty (唐朝), there was a famous poet whose name was Li Bai. When he was young, he only thought to play, but not to study.Once, he skip (逃离) his class and went to play when he saw an old woman, who was grinding (磨) an iron pestle. Li Bai was surprised, so he asked her, “What are you doing, Grandma?” The old woman answered, “I’ll grind this iron pestle into a needle.”Li Bai wondered, “This pestle is so thick, and when can it be turned to a needle?” The old woman smiled, “My Grandson, where there is a will, there is a way! The pestle is thick, but if I grind it every day, it can be changed into a needle in the end. Am I right?”Li Bai thought to himself: what she said is right. Nothing in the world is difficult for me if I set mind to it. It is the same to the studies. If I put my heart into it, can’t I study well?Li Bai understood the truth. From then on, he studied diligently (勤奋地). At last he became a famous poet, and left a good fame for more than one thousand years.6. Li Bai was a famous poet in ______. A. the Qin Dynasty B. the Han DynastyC. the Tang DynastyD. the Song Dynasty 7 Li Bai was surprised to see an old woman ______. A. studying very hard B. grinding an iron pestleC. washing her clothesD. dancing and singing8. The old woman said to Li Bai that she was going to ______.A. grind an iron pestle into a stickB. grind an iron pestle into a chopstickC. grind an iron pestle into a needleD. grind an iron pestle into a weapon 9. What have we learned from the story?A. An iron pestle can really be ground into a needle.B. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it.C. You needn’t do it every day even if you want to do something.D. If you want to be a famous poet, you must grind a pestle every day.10. Which is the best title of the passage? A. The Tang DynastyB. The iron pestle turned to a needleC. A great old womanD. Where there is a will, there is a way。