英语九年级全册Lesson 21 To the South Pole第一课时课后练习题

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Ⅰ.英汉互译
1.make sure
2.vercme the difficulties
3.感觉像
4.保持好的状态
5.虽然,即使
6.有时
7.由于,因为
8.即使如此
Ⅱ.用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空
9. He’s very busy s he has n time (play) with yu.
10.He rubbed his hands tgether a few (time) because f the cld weather.
11. (lucky) there was a shp nearby when we walked against the wind and rain.
12.The first thing is t develp the students’ abilities t make judgements by themselves and vercme (difficult).
Ⅲ.单项填空
( )13.[2020·北京] Zhazhu Bridge is ne f stne bridges in the wrld.
A.ldB.lder
C.ldestD.the ldest
( )14. ads can lead yu t buy smething yu dn’t need at all.
A.On timeB.In time
C.Sme timeD.At times
( )15. is necessary fr us enugh sleep.
A.It; t getB.It; getting
C.This; t getD.This; getting
( )16.—This dress is last year’s style.
—I think it still lks perfect it has gne ut this year.
A.s thatB.as sn as
C.even thughD.ever since
( )17.When I swim in the river, I I’m a fish.
A.lk likeB.sund like
C.feel likeD.am like
Ⅳ.根据汉语意思完成句子
18.如果我们共同努力,我们会克服困难的。
We can if we wrk hard tgether.
19.尽管她只有一只胳膊,但是她可以做我们能做的所有事情。
she has nly ne arm, she can d that we can d.
20.为了保持自己的良好状态,他坚持做运动。
He keeps ding sprts himself .
21.家长应该阻止他们的孩子摘公园里的花。
Parents shuld the flwers in the park.
22.医生和护士们很忙,以至于都没有时间去享用一顿像样的饭。
The dctrs and nurses are s busy that there is a prper meal.
Ⅴ.完形填空
Befre my trip t the muntains, I used t be a hmebdy. I felt cmpletely 23 spending weeks r even mnths—in my hmetwn r smetimes even n my blck—withut ging anywhere. I culd be quite satisfied by watching the Discvery and Natinal Gegraphic Channels.
The situatin 24 when ne day David, my best friend, rushed int my rm and talked me int jining him n his jurney t the Rcky Muntains. We set ff five days later.
This was my first time in the muntains. 25 , the weather was fggy mst f the time, and the higher we gt int the muntains, the less clearly we culd see. On the first day, we were making ur way alng the fthills; but the next day, we started t climb n ne f the peaks(山顶). 26 it was nt that straight and high, I was still excited. I regularly speeded up, and because f that I ran ut f 27 lng befre we gt t the tp.
When we finally gt there, nthing had really changed. The same fg was nearly cvering everything. I felt s disappinted, because during the whle curse f climbing, I had 28 t see the view frm abve and perhaps t be able t take sme phts. We spent a cuple f hurs n the tp, and decided t turn back, when the wind suddenly 29 the cluds, and the place we were standing n was brightened with the sun. I saw a fantastic panrama(全景图) in frnt f me, and fr sme mments I culdn’t believe my eyes. It was s amazing that I realised I culdn’t help lking frward t the next trip t the muntains.
The next day we returned—my 30 started t hurt s badly that I culd hardly walk. But every time I felt an ache, I remembered the feeling f being high abve, with my head tuching the skies and the cluds swimming belw.
( )B.cmfrtableC.bredD.strange
( )B.remainedC.wrsenedD.repeated
( )B.ImmediatelyC.UnfrtunatelyD.Unnaturally
( )B.BecauseC.SinceD.Thugh
( )B.patienceC.energyD.time
( )B.managedC.fferedD.learned
( )B.jinedC.cleared D.thickened
( )B.legsC.handsD.eyes
Ⅵ.[2020·丰台一模] 阅读理解
Fd fr Gd
In late August, after Hurricane(飓风) Drian passed, Jsé Andrés led a team f chefs and ther vlunteers t the disaster area, where they immediately set up kitchens and cked 30,000 meals a day. Because f their arrival, peple affected by the disaster culd eat fresh and healthy fd, which was unimaginable in the past.
Befre 2016, peple in the disaster areas were nly able t get prepackaged(预先包装的) meals, which usually didn’t taste great and sme f the fd was even unhealthy. Andrés, wh wns several ppular restaurants in the United States, thught he culd slve the prblem. As a chef, he has the experience f creating delicius dishes and running a kitchen. What’s mre, he can even design dishes that suit the lcal tastes. S he set up the Wrld Central Kitchen (WCK), an rganizatin ffering freshly-made and healthy meals free fr peple affected by natural disasters.
Last year, WCK, with nly 25 staff members, fed millins f survivrs(幸存者) f 13 disaster areas arund the wrld. Hw culd they make it? Much f its wrk was dne by vlunteers frm the disaster areas. The yungest vlunteer nce was even a 10-year-ld girl wh culd run parts f the kitchen n her wn. “She became a general in my army f vlunteers,” Andrés said. The girl and 20,000 vlunteers served almst fur millin meals after Hurricane Maria hit Puert Ric.
“Yu knw gd fd has great pwer. A ht meal expresses lve, hpe and humanity,” Andrés said. “It is s imprtant when peple are deeply affected by disasters.”
( )31.What did Jsé Andrés and his team d after Hurricane Drian passed?
A.They built new huses.
B.They taught hw t ck.
C.They sent medicine t the sick.
D.They ffered freshly-made meals.
( )32.Wh wrked in the WCK?
A.25 dctrs and nurses.
B.Sme chefs and vlunteers.
C.A ten-year-ld girl and her family.
D.Many fficers frm the gvernment.
( )33.Accrding t Andrés, the pwer f gd fd can .
A.imprve chefs’ creativity
B.help vlunteers save energy
C.bring survivrs warmth and hpe
D.make chefs’ restaurants mre ppular
教 师 详 解 详 析
Ⅰ.1.确保 2.克服困难 3.feel like
4.keep…in gd shape 5.even thugh
6.at times 7.because f 8.even s
Ⅱ play 10.times
11.Luckily 12.difficulties
Ⅲ.13.D 14.D 15.A 16.C 17.C
Ⅳ the difficulties
19.Even thugh/Althugh/Thugh, everything
20.t keep, in gd shape
21.stp their kids (frm) picking
22.n time t have/n time fr
Ⅴ.23.B 24.A
25.C 26.D
27.C
28.A
29.C 30.B Ⅵ.31—33 DBC