九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)Unit3Creativity同步練習(xí)新版北師大版

1、Unit3 Creativity、單項(xiàng)選擇1.it is raining heavily, we have to stay in doors at school.A. As soon asB. Si neeC. ThoughD.Un less2.Because peoplethe forests, the pan das have fewer andfewer places to live in.A. cut dow nB. look dow nC. walk dow nD.move to3.-Hi, Tom, why so un happy? I missed the excit ing m

2、atchthe bad traffic.A. in order toB. since the nC. as a resultD.because c4.-Is Jim in the office?- No, heto the dining hall.A. goesB. would goC. has goneD.had gone5.He is a writera sin ger.A. as long asB. as wellC. as soon asD.as well as6.This beautiful hatme at all.A. does nt fit forB. is nt fitC.

3、does nt fitD. fits to7.The panda eats bambooleaves.A. as well asB. as good asC. alsoD.too8.He is.We are all worried about his safety.A. in dan gerB. dan gerousC.dangerD. more dan gerous9.Whothe right an swer to the questi on?A. came up withB. came upC. caught up withD. find out10.In the spoke n En g

4、lish of some areas inthe US, the r sou nds at the end ofthe wordsA. are droppedB. dropC. are being droppedD. have dropped11.-Guess what! Teresa makes her own clothes. Wow, she is so.I could n ever do that.A. simpleB. creativeC. popularD. en ergetic16. A lot of water is p_ in many places.17. The o _

5、of the expe nsive car cant be the young man.18. - How many stude nts are a _ today?-None. Every one is here.19. The telepho ne was i _ by Alexa nder Graham Bell in 1876, that is,he was the first pers on to make the teleph one.20.Thomas Edis on inven tedmany things in his life. He was one of the grea

6、testi_ .21. We want two good m _ for our music club.22. The compa ny will p _ food at noon. So you can have lunch in the compa ny.23. I want to give my mother someth ing c_ eno ugh on Christmas Day.24. What he said sounds impossible, so I d_with him.25. Eati ng fruit and vegetables can help you keep

7、 f_.三、單詞拼寫（根據(jù)中文提示拼寫單詞）26. Since no one is _ （缺席）,lets begin our class.27. The two children _ （有分歧）all the time. Yesterday they arguedabout what TV programs to watch.28. Fan Zeng is a _ （倉(cāng) U 造性的）artist.29. My father likes _（音樂(lè)家）who play different kinds of music.30. China is the first country to_（發(fā)明）t

8、he umbrella. It has ahistory of more tha n 3,500 years.31. Maria is the _ （主人）of this blue car. We can borrow it from her.32. The _ （污染）in our city is serious.33. The farm（提供）the school with fresh vegetables.34. With the development of（工業(yè)）,our country becomes stronger12.I cant write a complete repor

9、t uni ess youin formati on about the competiti on.A. offerB. give13.Tom did nt go to school yesterdayA. asB. so14.It is well-k nown that Thomas Edis onA. i nven tedB. discovered15.Mark isnt coming to the concert to do.A. soB. until二、單詞拼寫（單句首字母填空）_ me with eno ughC. provideD. tellhe was ill.C. becaus

10、eD. while_the electric lamp.C. foundD. developed_ he has got too much workC. althoughD. becauseand stron ger.35. I think this bed_（適合）in your new bedroom. Do you like it?四、翻譯（根據(jù)中文提示完成句子）36. - When shall we have the sports shows?-Anydayn extweek,（因?yàn)樗Q于）the weather. （depend）37. We need to _ （想出，提出）a

11、plan.（詞數(shù)不限）38. Alice has made many friends_ （自她來(lái)中國(guó)以后）.（詞數(shù)不限）39.除了數(shù)學(xué)、物理學(xué)和化學(xué)，你還可以了解通訊和環(huán)境。Youcanlear naboutcom muni catio nsandtheenvironment _ _ _ maths, physicsand _ .40. Liu Mei and Liu Ying have_ （ 一些相同之處）.（ 詞數(shù)不限）41.我相信你也會(huì)喜歡這部電影。Im sure youll like the movie_ _.42.你最好能把這篇文章縮到兩千字左右。Youd better _ the

12、article _ to about 2,000 words.43.我沒(méi)有按時(shí)起床因?yàn)槲业聂[鐘壞了。I did nt get up on time_ my alarm clock _ .44.你能想出其它辦法解決這個(gè)問(wèn)題嗎？Can you _ _ _other ways to solvethe questi on?45. His room is always _ _（充滿）boys and girls.五、完形填空What is the most important invention of all time? Is it the written wordthat helps us to re

13、cordin formati on?Is it the teleph one that lets us talk topeople _46_ all over the world? Is it the car that lets us travel at greatspeeds to meet 47_ ? Umberto Eco, an Italia n writer, thi nks it is somethi ngquite different. He says the most important invention might be right in front ofyour _48_

14、. He is talk ing about a simple pair of glasses.Moder n eye glasses were 49_about 1,000 years ago. They were morethan just a convenient way _ 50_ . Before glasses, writers, scientists orteachers _ 51_ could not see properly had to memorize everything.Afterabout ten years of poor eyesight, they could

15、 not remember welleno ugh52could not work. Glasses meant that people could work into their old53. People who wan ted to remember some in formati on could 54and readit. Eye glasses are one of the worlds greatest inventions and were probably 55by the people who designed the first teleph ones and cars.

16、46. A. fromB. i nC. ofD. about47. A. otherB. othersC. the otherD. the others48. A. eyesB. noseC. earsD. mouth49. A. heardB.seenC. fou ndD. inven ted50. A. to watchB. to readC. watch ingD. readi ng51. A. whichB. whyC. whe nD. who52. A. andB. orC. soD. but53. A. ageB. n ameC. classD. frie nd54.A. writ

17、e dow n itB. write it dow nC. write down themD. write them dow n55. A. give nB.boughtC. soldD. worn六、閱讀理解ALast year, a special kind of glove came out. It was inven ted to help bli ndpeople to learnBraille, which is a special system for the blindto read bytouch ing. Shak ing motors （震動(dòng)馬達(dá) ）are put on

18、each fin ger of the glove. They canmake differe ntsounds to tell a user which letter he is touch ing. Recen tly, twoBritish college stude nts have inven ted ano ther special glove for the bli nd. It canmake the user feel small and quick movements. An ultrasonic sensor （超聲波傳感器 ）with a battery is put

19、on the back of the glove. When the user wearing the glove isglove. Then the waves cause the glove to shake. And the ultrasonic differe nt kinds ofsoun ds. The sounds make the user know how far he is from the object.In the college invention competition, the two students got first prize andwon 1,540 p

20、ounds. One of the designerssaid, Now the ultrasonicclose to an object（物體） ,ultrasonic waves （超聲波 ）（發(fā)出）. As soon as they hit the object in front,the waves willreturn to thesen sor makessensor on theglove is quite large. Were going to use the money to develop a smaller and lighter ultras onic sen sor.

21、56. The un derl ined word Braille in the passage meansChin ese.A.盲文 B. 口語(yǔ)57. The glove with an ultras onic sen sorA. can make only one kind of soundB. can make the user feel small and quick moveme ntsC. was desig ned by two America n college stude ntsshows how the glove with an ultras onic sen sor w

22、orksaccord ing to the passage.59. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A. The sounds from the ultras onic sen sor make the user know what the object is.B. The two college stude nts wan ted to use 15,400 pounds to develop the glove.C. The glove with shak ing motors was inven ted fo

23、r bli nd people.60. What is the best title for this passage?A. The Way to Make GlovesB. Two Kinds of Special GlovesC. An Ultras onic Sen sor and Shak ing MotorsBIn less tha n ten days, Junior 3 stude nts around the country will take thesenior high school entrance exam. They are study ing hard for th

24、is big challe nge.Do they have time to do something to celebrate（慶祝）their middle school years?Many do.Leng Jin gze, 14, from Tianj in said that i n her class, stude nts arealready writ ing goodbye messages for each other. They are also swapp ing（交換）photos. Even the head teacher has a project, said L

25、en g. She pla ns to put all ourinC.手語(yǔ)58. PictureB.class photos and the Chinese compositions（作文）we have written onto a CD andgive each stude nt on e, said Leng.Wang Zeyu, 15, in Chan gchu n, Jil in said his classmates are using colored paper to make luckystars as graduati on gifts. Before making a lu

26、cky star, you write some words for the pers on on the paper,said Wang, He or she can read the words whe n they un fold the star. Wang said he wan ted to make onefor his head teacher. Ill write, Dear teacher, you always look so serious, said Wang, But we know youhave a warm heart. Smile more!In Xiao

27、Xias school in Beijing, each Junior 3 stude nt will get a yearbook, in which the graduati ngclasses will put their photos and selfin troduct ion s. We have writte n a poem! said Xiao, 14. The poemrecords the big events of the class history and is in the shape of the nu mber 9. Nine is our class nu m

28、ber,said Xiao. Our class may be not the one with the best school grade but it must be the most creative on e,said Xiao, I feel lucky to study in such a class!61. What exam will Junior 3 stude nts all over the country will take in less tha n one mon th?A. The college entrance exam.B. The senior high

29、school entrance exam.C. The primary school exam.D. We dont know.62. In Leng Jin gzes class, what are the stude nts doing to celebrate their middle school years?A. They are writing goodbye message for each other and giving photos to each other.B. They are making lucky stars and writ ing some words be

30、fore making them.C. They are writ ing self- in troduct ions and poems in yearbooks.D. They are putt ing their class photos and the compositi ons they have writte n on to a CD.63. What does the un derl ined word un fold mean?64. What does Xiao Xia think of his class?A. His class is the one with the b

31、est school grade.B. He does nt want to study in his class.C. He con siders his class to be the most creative one.D. He feels lucky to study in Class 14.A.拆開B.折疊C.收到D.制作Life is speedi ng up. Every one is gett ing un well.This may sound like someth ing some one would say today. But in fact, an unknown

32、 pers on who livedin Rome in AD 53 wrote it.We all love new inven tio ns. They are excit ing, amaz ing and can even cha ngeour lives.But have all these developme nts really improved the quality of our lives?Picture this: Youre rushing to finish your homework on the computer. Your mobile phone rin gs

33、, a QQmessage from your friend appears on the scree n, and the noise from the television is getting louder andlouder. Suddenly the computer goes bla nk and you lose all your work. Now you have to stay up all ni ght toget it done. How calm and happy do you feel?Inventionshave speeded up our lives so

34、much that they often leave usfeeling stressed and tired. Why do you think people who live far away from noisy cities, who have no telephon es, no cars, not even any electricity（電）often seemto be happier? Perhaps because they lead simple lives.Our family in the UK wen t back in time to see what life

35、was like withoutall the inventionswe have today. The grandparents, with their daughter,andgra ndsons Benjam in, 10 and Thomas, 7, spe nt nine weeks in a 1940s house. They had no wash ing machine, microwave, computer or mobile pho nes.Thegra ndmother,Lyn, said, It was hard physically, but not men tal

36、ly.She believed life was less materialistic（物質(zhì)的）.The more things you have, themore difficult life becomes, she said. The boys said they fought less. Probably, they said, because therewas less to fight over, such as their computer. Also Lyncha nged frombei ng afashi on able,beer-dri nkinggranny, toon

37、ewhocookedthin gs.Hereare somesimplewaystobeatthestress ofte ncausedby ourinven tio ns!Do ntbe availableallthetime.Turnoffyour mobilephoneat certa intimes of the day.Dont check your emails every day.Dont reply to somebody as soon as they leave a text message just becauseyou can .It may be fun at fir

38、st, but it soon gets bori ng.Make sure you spend some time talking to your family.Set aside oneevening a week whe n you dont turn on the televisi on. Play cards and chat in stead.Get a low tech no logy hobby. Every day, do someth ing in the old way, suchas walki ng to have a face-to-face meet ing in

39、 stead of using the email or teleph one.Dont worry too much about life laugh more.65. Why does the writer use the quote（弓丨文）at the begi nning of the passage?A. To lead in the topic.B. To tell us a famous say ing.C. To tell us what life was like long time ago.D. To point out that you experie nee some

40、 big problems.66. Why did the family choose to spe nd some time in a 1940s house?A. Because they loved to live simple lives.B. Because they were troubled by moder n inven ti ons.C. Because living a different time would be a lot of fun for them.D. Because they want to know how people lived without mo

41、der n inven ti ons.67. What does the un derl ined word available probably mean?A. Depe nded on by others.B. Trusted by others.C. Lear ned from by others.D. Found by others.68. What is the passage mainly about?A. Problems with tech no logy.B. The importa nee of tech no logy.C. Chan ges happe ning to

42、tech no logy.D. Improveme nts of our life with tech no logy.DDutch artist Vincen t va n Gogh（1853-1890）killed himself by shoot ing himself in the chest（ 胸膛） .This is what van Gogh himself told his brother, the doctors and the police just before he died.However, in a new book Van Gogh: The Life, two

43、Pulitzer （普利策獎(jiǎng)）Prize-winning authors, Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, argue that van Gogh mayhave bee n murdered.They believed that the artist was protect ing a 16-year-old boyn amed Rene Secret, who shot him accide ntally.Van Goghs stateme nt that he shot himself was accepted because he had

44、bee nmen tally un stable（ 精神狀況不穩(wěn)的 ）for two years. He suffered from psychotic（精神病的）attacks and imagined things that were not really happening. Art critics （評(píng)論家）believe that his unstable mental state is shown in his work, describing his style of painting as shake n.Some of his most famous pain ti ngs,

45、 such as The StarryNight, were produced during this period.Gogh is among a nu mber of creative mi nds who suffered from men talhealth problems. In fact,me ntal ill ness is so com mon among famous creative figuresgives artists creativity. Research has also be therapeutic（ 有療效的 ）for people suffering f

46、rommental illness. Painting,thoughts.69. Before he died: Gogh himself told others thatA. he would kill himselfD. he had had an accide nt70. From Goghs The Starry Night, it is clear thatA. Gogh was good at draw ing starsB. Goghs men tal state was un stableC. Gogh was at his best in draw ingD. draw in

47、g n atural sce nery was Goghs favorite71. What can be lear ned from Paragraph 4?A. Most creative people suffer from men tal ill ness.B. People with men tal problems are creative.C. Creativity ofte n makes people men tally ill.D. Men tal health problems may help creative work.七、短文 7 選 5（5 選 5 等）The p

48、rofessor always tried so hard. He had tons of brilliant ideas butthey never worked. Time after time,he would dream up an amazing idea that wasVanthat scie ntists have studied whetherthere is linkbetwee ncreativityandinsanity（ 精神錯(cuò)舌 L）. Research began inmind could be linked to creative genius（the1970s

49、,but theideathat anunstable 天才）wasalreadyaroundinancientGreece.Somescie ntistsbelieve mentalill ness, in its more man ageablestate,canwriting,or making something can be a positive way for people toexpresstheirfound that doing creative activitiesB. he would be shot by a boyC. he was seriously illsure

50、 to change the world and then it did nt. 72_ A timemach ine! he shouted. The professors dream was nt just any old time mach ine.73.But his wife was nt so sure about the professors great idea. Itll n ever work. You cant make time,she doubted. The professor disagreed. 74.If you can make money and save

51、 mon ey, why cant youdo thesame with time?In his workshop, the professor drew lots of pla ns for his new time machi ne.He soon lost track（ 軌道）of time. He created model clocks of every shape and size.75._ Fin ally, he made an amaz ing discovery a way to save time andgive him lots of extra（額夕卜）time. I

52、ve got it! he cried. If I give up my timemach ine project, Ill have ple nty of time for other thin gs!A. Time is mon ey.B. His invention would allow people to create time.C. He tried every way he could think of.D. The professors idea became famous.E. One day, an idea hit him sudde nly.八、閱讀與表達(dá)（問(wèn)答式）Ma

53、ny people seem to know well about the rain forests. Some people eve n go to the rain forests tospend some of their time trying to make friends with the plants and animals there. The scientists areactuallyhard at work studyingthepla nts that grow in the very top level of a rain forest. Rai n forests

54、are one of the richest environments onEarth. They are home to millions of species of plants and an imals. The red research raft provides scientists with a platform from which to study life in the treetops. Scientists can even sleep on the raft, so theycan stay up in the treetops for days at a time.Rain forests cover only about 6 perce nt of Earths land surface. However, they contain more than halfof the plant species on Earth. Many of these plants provide useful medici nes to use aga inst huma ndiseases. In fact, about 25 perce nt of pr