九年級全一冊Units13－14

九年級全一冊Units13－14【基礎(chǔ)過關(guān)】一、完成句子1.

We

have

looked

for

those

lost

sheep

everywhere.

（改為否定句）We

looked

for

those

lost

sheep

?.2.

Mr.

Smith

will

arrive

in

Beijing

in

three

days.

（對畫線部分提問）

will

Mr.

Smith

arrive

in

Beijing？3.

Thirty

years

has

passed

since

the

bookstore

opened.

（改為同義句）The

bookstore

has

for

thirty

years.haven’tanywhereHowsoonbeen

open4.

（2024·貴州改編）越來越多的人都在好好利用AI來幫助他們工作。（完

成譯句）More

and

more

people

AI

into

good

to

help

them

with

their

work.5.

這些年輕人應(yīng)該學(xué)會對自己的行為負(fù)責(zé)。（完成譯句）These

young

people

should

learn

to

be

their

behaviors.putuseresponsiblefor【能力提升】二、語法選擇

Today

pollution

has

become

a

serious

problem

all

around

the

world.

1

the

environment，

many

people

are

trying

to

find

new

and

creative

ways

to

make

a

difference.

Among

them，

Canadian

Robert

Bezeau

is

2

.

He

has

built

3__

world’s

first

“Plastic

Bottle

Village”

on

the

island

of

Bocas

del

Toro

in

Panama.

In

2009，

Robert

moved

to

Panama

from

Canada.

Three

years

4

，

he

started

a

recycling

program

and

a

great

number

of

plastic

bottles

5

collected.

He

wanted

to

reuse

the

plastic

bottles

in

a

new

way.

So

he

went

to

Bocas

del

Toro，

beginning

to

create

a

village

out

of

plastic

bottles

on

one

of

its

islands.

Just

as

his

slogan（口號）

“Drink

it

and

build

it”

suggests，

the

“Plastic

Bottle

Village”

project

aims

at

bringing

the

used

plastic

bottles

back

to

life

by

using

6

in

buildings，

and

reducing

plastic

waste

in

a

“beautiful”

way.

The

bottles

serve

as

the

walls

of

every

building，

and

it

7

about

14,000

plastic

bottles

to

build

a

100-square-meter

house.

Robert

said，

“You

live

normally

inside.

It’s

very

cool

in

temperature

and

you

will

feel

there

is

no

need

for

air

conditioners.

You

will

feel

8

better

in

your

heart

knowing

you

are

changing

the

world

without

changing

the

earth.”

One

home

at

a

time.

Robert

is

also

planning

to

go

to

9

countries

to

teach

people

there

how

to

build

with

plastic

bottles.

Now

the

idea

of

using

plastic

bottles

as

a

building

material

is

spreading

across

the

world，

10

it

is

not

only

cheap

but

also

it

solves

a

huge

pollution

problem.（B）1.A.Protect

B.To

protect

C.Protects（C）2.

A.success

B.succeed

C.successful（A）3.

A.the

B.a

C.an（A）4.

A.later

B.late

C.lately（B）5.

A.are

B.were

C.was（B）6.

A.they

B.them

C.their（C）7.

A.take

B.has

taken

C.takes（B）8.

A.more

B.much

C.many（C）9.

A.others

B.another

C.other（C）10.

A.so

B.but

C.asBCAABBCBCC三、完形填空

I

had

never

imagined

that

I

would

join

a

choir（合唱團(tuán)）

in

junior

high

school.

After

all，

everyone

was

working

so

hard

at

their

1

at

that

time.

But

after

hearing

the

choir

sing，

I

thought

it

over

and

finally

decided

to

2

the

chance.

Being

in

a

choir

did

take

lots

of

3

.

We

all

had

to

make

full

use

of

every

single

minute

we

had.

We

4

had

time

for

a

meal

at

noon

because

we

needed

time

to

practice.

Sometimes

we

could

only

have

a

snack，

5

no

one

complained

about

it.

We

knew

that

we

were

very

6

to

be

in

a

group

that

shared

the

same

love

of

music.

In

February，

19

of

us

joined

in

the

“B&R”

European

International

Art

Festival.

The

project

aims

at

culture

7

between

countries.

During

the

trip，

we

practiced

whenever

we

were

free.

As

our

voices

improved，

our

8

grew

deeper.

During

our

last

rehearsal（排練）

in

the

dressing

room，

some

of

us

burst

into

tears.

It

wasn’t

just

because

of

the

moving

music

but

because

we

didn’t

want

to

separate

after

the

show.

We

all

felt

so

nervous

in

the

final

show

but

we

all

tried

our

best

and

never

9

.

Finally，

we

won

the

gold

medal.

What

I

learned

most

from

the

choir

was

that

study

isn’t

the

only

10

thing

in

our

life.

Love

of

music

and

friendship

may

value

more

than

it.（D）1.

A.cultures

B.trips

C.hobbies

D.studies（C）2.

A.offer

B.see

C.take

D.lose（B）3.

A.notice

B.time

C.love

D.fun（A）4.

A.hardly

B.nearly

C.possibly

D.exactly（D）5.

A.or

B.so

C.unless

D.but（B）6.

A.crazy

B.lucky

C.sorry

D.shy（A）7.

A.communication

B.competition

C.collection

D.translation（C）8.

A.doubt

B.history

C.friendship

D.fear（B）9.

A.gave

away

B.gave

up

C.gave

out

D.gave

off（D）10.

A.awful

B.basic

C.direct

D.importantDCBADBACBD四、閱讀填空（2024·鎮(zhèn)江改編）Guarding

the

Blue

PlanetLiu

loves

to

teach

people

to

explore

the

underwater

world

and

lead

them

to

feel

the

beauty

of

the

sea.

Now，

he

devotes

himself

to

the

voluntary

work

in

a

community

called

Better

Blue.

The

volunteers

in

Better

Blue

are

not

only

made

up

of

diving

coaches

like

Liu，

but

also

pilots，

lawyers，

doctors

and

so

on.

All

of

them

should

have

the

knowledge

of

the

sea.Every

year，

12

million

tons

of

plastic

waste

flows

into

the

ocean.

Sea

animals

like

turtles

often

lose

their

lives

because

of

eating

plastic

or

fishing

nets.

Even

humans

on

land

are

influenced

because

the

fish

we

eat

may

have

harmful

plastic

particles

in

their

bodies.

So

the

community

Better

Blue

was

started

in

2017.

It

hopes

to

raise

marine（海

洋的）

protection

awareness

among

the

public，

invite

people

to

protect

the

endangered

sea

animals

and

encourage

people

to

think

about

how

to

make

the

ocean

develop

in

a

friendly

way.Dive

Against

Debris

is

an

activity

organized

by

Better

Blue

to

protect

the

ocean.

The

activity

needs

volunteers

with

greater

diving

skills.

In

this

project，

divers

go

into

the

waters

and

fish

out

rubbish，

which

is

then

separated

into

different

groups.

They

do

this

at

several

fixed

locations

in

the

bay

area

of

Shenzhen

every

month.

The

work

also

includes

checking

which

rubbish

often

appears

in

the

area，

doing

a

research

on

why

this

kind

of

rubbish

is

the

most

and

making

suggestions

to

reduce

the

pollution.Marine

protection

is

not

limited

to

collecting

rubbish.

It

also

includes

marine

protection

education.

On

weekdays，

Liu

volunteers

to

teach

children

marine

protection

in

local

schools.

Volunteers

like

him

teach

marine

science

to

make

children

realize

that

land-based

rubbish

can

also

pollute

the

ocean.

Researchers

from

local

universities

also

take

part

in

such

activities.With

diving

becoming

popular，

people

are

more

willing

to

learn

about

marine

protection.

They

come

with

their

equipment，

dive

into

the

waters，

get

to

know

the

underwater

world

and

protect

it.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，在表格中的空白處填入一個最恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~。（每空一詞）

Liu

is

not

only

a

diving

1.

，

but

also

a

volunteer

in

Better

Blue.

Volunteers

of

Better

Blue

do

different

jobs

and

they

are

2.

to

have

the

knowledge

of

the

sea.

The

introduction

to

Better

BlueThe

reasons

why

it

was

started：·Plastic

waste

flows

into

the

ocean.·Sea

animals

like

turtles

often

3.

?.·Fish

have

plastic

particles

that

are

4.

to

humans.The

5.

of

it：·To

raise

marine

protection

awareness.coach/teacherrequired/asked/expecteddieharmfulpurposesThe

introduction

to

Better

Blue·To

invite

people

to

protect

the

endangered

sea

animals.·To

encourage

people

to

6.

the

development

of

the

ocean

in

a

friendly

way.considerThe

activities

held

by

Better

BlueDive

Against

Debris：·Volunteers

need

to

have

greater

diving

skills.

They

fish

out

rubbish

and

separate

it.·Further

work：①checking

the

kind

of

the

area’s

7.

rubbish②studying

why

this

kind

of

rubbish

is

the

most③advising

8.

the

pollutioncommonagainstThe

activities

held

by

Better

BlueMarine

protection

education：·Volunteers

give

9.

on

marine

protection.·Researchers

take

part

in

marine

protection

education.

With

the

popularity

of

diving，

people

show

more

10.

in

marine

protection

and

take

action.lessons/classes/talks/speechesinterest(s)五、任務(wù)型閱讀

Have

you

ever

thought

about

where

the

things

you

use

come

from？

If

the

things

you

use

do

not

come

from

nature，

they

are

man-made.

We

use

millions

of

man-made

things

every

day.

To

begin

with，

you

have

to

tell

what

things

are

natural.

Now

take

a

look

at

the

beautiful

river

covered

with

ice.

The

ice

on

the

river

is

natural

while

the

ice

in

the

fridge

is

man-made.

How

about

glue（膠水），

pencils

and

money？

Is

glue

natural

or

man-made？

Well，

glue

used

to

be

natural

for

many

years

in

the

past.

People

just

found

some

materials

sticky（黏性的）.

Then

they

were

used

as

glue.

In

modern

times，

many

glue

companies

put

at

least

four

materials

together

in

a

new

way

to

produce

glue.

So

glue

is

changed

to

be

man-made.

Pencils

are

made

mostly

from

wood，

graphite（石墨）

and

clay

that

come

from

nature.

The

materials

are

changed

by

adding

other

materials

and

heating

to

make

something

new—a

pencil！

Think

about

money！

We

have

paper

money

made

of

paper

and

coins

made

of

metals，

so

they

are

natural，

right？

No.

Its

production

is

not

an

easy

task.