人教版 (2019)必修 第二册Unit 5 Music练习题

这是一份人教版 (2019)必修 第二册Unit 5 Music练习题，共7页。试卷主要包含了句型转换，完成句子，阅读理解，七选五阅读理解，语篇填空，短文改错等内容，欢迎下载使用。
一、句型转换
1.As she was absrbed in her game,she frgt t have lunch.
,she frgt t have lunch.
2.As he was encuraged by his parents,the by decided t try again.
,the by decided t try again.
3.Althugh he had been reminded tw times,he still frgt his hmewrk.
,he still frgt his hmewrk.
4.When it is seen frm the hill,the city lks mre beautiful.
,the city lks mre beautiful.
二、完成句子
1.被这里的美所吸引,他们决定再待一周。
,they decided t stay fr anther week.
2.因为对结果很失望,他决定放弃研究。
,he decided t give up the research.
3.听说你要来中国,我非常高兴。
I that yu will cme t China.
4.他在踢足球时,摔断了左腿。
While he was playing ftball,his left leg .
5.被狗咬了两次,这个邮递员拒绝再进入这个村子。
,the pstman refused t enter the village again.
三、阅读理解
A
As the saying ges,“Withut music,life wuld be a mistake.” Music is very imprtant in ur lives and here are fur f the greatest musicians in histry.
LudwigvanBeethven(1770-1827)
Brn in Bnn,Germany,Beethven never held an fficial psitin in Vienna.He supprted himself by giving cncerts,teaching the pian,and the sale f his cmpsitins(作曲).The last 30 years f Beethven’s life were filled with a lt f hard times,the first f which was his deafness.Beethven’s music greatly influenced the next generatin f musicians.
JhannSebastianBach(1685-1750)
Bach,“the father f mdern music”,was brn in Eisenach,Germany.His parents died when he was nine years ld,and in 1695 he went t live with his brther Jhann Christph,wh was an rganist(风琴手) in Ohrdruf.He stayed there until 1700.Seven years later,he mved back t Weimar,where he served as curt(宫廷) rganist fr nine years.His music greatly influenced classical music.
FredericChpin(1810-1849)
Chpin was brn in Zelazwa Wla,Pland.He shwed a talent fr the pian at a very yung age.Chpin began cmpsing when he was still a child,but sme f his early wrks have been lst.He gave his first public cncert in 1818.Chpin was cnsidered as the leading musician f his time.
FranzSchubert(1797-1828)
Schubert was brn and died in Vienna.Unlike mst f his predecessrs(前辈),Schubert was nt a great perfrmer.He never had much mney but he was very prductive.He wrte his first masterpiece when he was nly sixteen.Hwever,he died yung,befre his talents had even been knwn.
1.Beethven did nt make a living by .
A.teaching students B.giving cncerts
C.selling his wrksD.ding business
2.Bach wrked as an rganist in Weimar until .
A.1765B.1707
C.1750D.1716
3.Wh is called “the father f mdern music”?
A.Beethven.B.Bach.
C.Chpin.D.Schubert.
4.What d we knw abut the fur musicians?
A.They all lived a hard life at their ld age.
B.They were all gd at playing the pian.
C.They became famus at a yung age.
D.They were all talented musicians.
B
Tnight,my pian cncert was the mst imprtant thing in my family.My grandparents were cming by plane t hear me play.Even my busy Aunt Dianne wh is n TV every night reading the news,was cming.
But ne thing was fr sure.I wuld never win an award fr my pian playing.And that’s just because the mre I practised,the mre nervus I gt.S there I was,n stage,in my beautiful dress,and I sat dwn at the pian.But when I started t play,I hit a wrng nte.I tld myself t start ver.But then I hit the wrng nte again.It was as if I hadn’t practised at all.
Finally the disaster was ver.I ran ff the stage.I culdn’t understand why peple were applauding.But they were.My mm and my dad had flwers fr me,and we were all suppsed t g ut fr a nice dinner,but I culdn’t.I just wanted t g hme and cry and never g anywhere again.After we went back hme,Aunt Dianne just came in and sat dwn n the side f my bed.
“It was my first night n the air,” she said.“I had never been n televisin befre,and I made a mistake.I misprnunced my name and the name f the news shw.And yu knw what?N ne even nticed but me.Just like tnight,n ne nticed—just yu.” Aunt Dianne was right.I think we are harder n urselves than anyne else is.Maybe I will leave my rm.And maybe,I’ll play the pian again.
5.The underlined part “the disaster” in Paragraph 3 refers t .
A.the lud cheer f the audience
B.the laughs frm the audience
C.the authr’s pian perfrmance
D.the authr’s lng dress
6.We can infer frm the text that .
A.music played a big rle in the authr’s life
B.the authr enjyed staying with her family
C.pian practice made the authr fell cnfident
D.the authr gt supprt frm her family
7.What did the authr learn frm her pian perfrmance?
A.Dn’t be t hard n yurself.
B.Things seldm g as well as peple expect.
C.N ne will care what thers have dne.
D.Never think much f a matter.
8.What wuld be the best title fr the text?
A.My Pian Lessn
B.My Family and I
C.My Aunt Dianne
D.A Pian Cncert Disaster
四、七选五阅读理解
When I was yung,my friends and I ften played baseball in an alley(小巷) behind ur hme.A wman named Mrs Shinas wned a tiny huse nearby,and she used t watch us play frm her windw. 1 We all thught that she was mean.
She had a big trained dg and whenever ne f ur baseballs rlled in its directin,Mrs Shinas wuld send the dg t catch it. 2 Sn we ran ut f balls.
In thse days,I used t water ur lawn each day.One day as I std watering ur small lawn,I nticed that Mrs Shinas’ lawn lked a little dry.It tk nly a few mre minutes t water it,s I did it. 3
When autumn came that year,I als helped gather up the leaves n Mrs Shinas’ yard.As I was ding this ne day,she invited me t sit in her living rm.She gave me a ckie and a glass f milk.As I sat there eating the ckie,she shwed me her cllectin f paintings. 4 That surprised me a lt.It was the first cnversatin I had ever had with her.
5 She went int her kitchen and returned with a bx.In it were all the balls that her dg had taken.She handed me the bx,said “thank yu” and smiled.I realised she had a kind heart.I als learned that when we serve thers,we are shwing them that we lve them.
A.We wanted t buy a new ball.
B.But the dg wuldn’t return the ball t us.
C.Her next actin even changed my pinin f her.
D.Then she thanked me fr taking care f her lawn.
E.Sn I fund myself watering her lawn each day.
F.She rarely came ut f her huse and never smiled.
G.What delighted me mst was that she was a great painter.
五、语篇填空
American ppular music is played all ver the wrld.Peple f all ages in all cuntries enjy 1. (listen) t it.The reasns fr 2. ppularity are its fast pace and rhythmic beat.The music has many rigins in the United States.Cuntry music,3. (cme) frm the rural areas in the suthern United States,is ne surce.Many peple appreciate this music because f the emtins 4. (express) by cuntry music sngs.
A secnd rigin f American ppular music is the blues.It described 5. (mst)sad feelings reflecting the difficult lives f American blacks.It is usually played and sung by black musicians but it is ppular with all Americans.
Rck music is a newer frm f music.This music style was knwn 6. rck and rll in the 1950’s.Since then there 7. (be) many frms f rck music,hard rck,sft rck,punk rck,disc music and thers.Many 8.(perfrm) f ppular rck music are yung musicians.
Peple hear these sngs 9. (sing) in their riginal English r smetimes translated t ther languages.The wrds may differ 10. the enjyment f the music is universal.
六、短文改错
My friend Lu Ming had a disappinting lk tday.When I asked her the reasn,she said that the winter vacatin was ging t be ver sn and that she has t g back t schl.Lu Ming desn’t d well in her studies but she isn’t interested n studying.I guess that’s hw she desn’t want g back t schl.But I lk frward t g back t schl.I enjy studying very much.It helps enrich her knwledge.After relaxing fr mre than twenty day in the cld winter,nw I was full f a energy and can’t wait t study in the classrm again.I hpe Lu Ming will ne day find the fun f studying,t.
答案：
一、1.Absrbed in her game
2.Encuraged by his parents
3.Reminded tw times
4.Seen frm the hill
二、1.Attracted by the beauty here
2.Disappinted at the result
3.am delighted t hear
4.gt brken
5.Bitten by the dg twice
三、1.D 根据文中的“Hesupprtedhimselfbygivingcncerts,teachingthepian,andthesalefhiscmpsitins.”可知选D项。
2.D 根据文中的“Hestayedthereuntil1700.Sevenyearslater,hemvedbacktWeimar,whereheservedascurtrganistfrnineyears.”可知选D项。
3.B 根据文中的“Bach,‘thefatherfmdernmusic’,wasbrninEisenach,Germany.”可知选B项。
4.D 根据第一段的“Musicisveryimprtantinurlivesandherearefurfthegreatestmusiciansinhistry.”以及下文的具体介绍可知,这四位都是有才华的音乐家。故选D项。
5.C 根据第二段最后四句可知,作者认为自己的钢琴表演是很糟糕的,所以说这个灾难终于结束了。故选C项。
6.D 根据第一段内容可知,作者的家人是支持作者的。
7.A 根据最后一段倒数第三句“Ithinkwearehardernurselvesthananyneelseis.”可知,作者认为从今以后不要对自己太苛刻,要给自己留有余地。
8.D 根据全文的介绍可知,作者讲述了自己认为很糟糕的一次钢琴表演,称之为:灾难,但在姑姑的开导下,作者从中学到了重要的道理。故选D项。
四、1.F 2.B 3.E 4.D 5.C
五、1.listening 2.its 3.cming 4.expressed
5.mstly 6.as 7.have been 8.perfrmers 9.sung 10.but/yet
六、
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