人教版（2024）九年级全册Unit 6 When was it invented?综合与测试课后复习题

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用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文完整正确。(每个单词限用一次，每空限填一个单词。)
We all knw that black tea is a traditinal Chinese drink. But d yu knw when it first appeared and where it 1 frm?
Black tea first appeared in the 1500s in Munt Wuyi in Fujian Prvince. Accrding t the Legend (传说), an army set up the camp in a tea factry. There 2 many tea bags n the grund, and the sldiers just slept n the bags. By the time the army 3 , the farmers fund that the tea leaves were black and culd nt be sld as usual. But they did nt want t 4 the tea leaves away. Then they came up with an idea t reprcess (再加工) 5 . The farmers rasted (炒烤) the tea leaves. This gave the leaves a smky taste. Mre 6 , peple lved the taste and this kind f tea sld well. The farmers used the 7 language lapsang suchng (正山小种红茶) t name the earliest black tea.
Because f the way f making black tea, it is easy t keep. Lapsang suchng culd last lng enugh fr a trip that tk up t 18 mnths. In the 1600s, lapsang suchng was 8 t Eurpe and it later became an imprtant part f afternn tea in England.
As time ges by, there are different kinds f black tea. It is an imprtant part f 9 tea culture and histry. What’s mre, black tea als plays a 10 part n the tea culture arund the wrld than any ther teas.
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Ten years ag, Eastn LaChappelle was a teen watching YuTube vides in his bedrm n hw t build rbt 1 frm LEGOs. Tday, he’s the CEO f Unlimited Tmrrw, a cmpany that makes 3D printed prsthetic limbs (假肢).
When LaChappelle was in the eighth grade, he went t a science fair (展会). He 2 a 7-year-ld girl wh had an ＄80, 000 prsthetic arm. “I culdn’t believe hw much it was. She wuld sn utgrw it and it 3 useless at that pint,” LaChappelle tld CNN. “I culdn’t believe this was the best thing available fr 4 , and that was when I decided t find ut hw I can make smething better.”
LaChappelle was becming mre and mre 5 in rbtics and prsthetic limbs. Thrugh high schl, he learned all he culd abut rbtics and prsthetic limbs, and at 17 he made a rbtic prsthetic arm. After finishing high schl, LaChappelle was t busy 6 t cllege. He set up Unlimited Tmrrw, where he develped a new kind f prsthetic limbs called TrueLimb.
The prsthetic arm can 7 with the mind, and it lks and feels very real. It is 8 made t match (匹配) the user’s shape, size and skin clr (肤色) . “Many 9 peple dn’t use prsthetic limbs because f their high price,” LaChappelle said. That’s why it is imprtant t make a limb that is as cheap as pssible. TrueLimb is nly ＄8,000, a lt 10 than mst prsthetic limbs. There’s als a prgram that prvides users wh utgrw their limbs with anther ne at half the price.
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阅读短文，从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、意思完整。每空限填一词，每词限用一次。
Befre graduating frm cllege, Jackie began t lk 1 a jb. He was 2 in a famus cmpany, but the cmpetitin was very strng. The cmpany planned t emply (招聘) nly ne persn, but mre than twenty peple applied fr the jb. Luckily, Jackie was ne f the three peple invited fr the final interview (面试). The interview was very simple. The interviewer asked just a few 3 and it was all ver in less than 10 minutes. Then the interviewer said t 4 , “All f yu d a gd jb! Please g hme and 5 fr ur respnse.”
Three days 6 , Jackie received a message saying he wuld nt be ffered the jb. He 7 deeply disappinted. That evening, hwever, he received anther message. This time it said that he gt the jb.
Jackie later 8 ut the truth. The first message was part f the interview—a test t see if he was suitable fr the jb. All the three peple received the same message, 9 nly Jackie’s reply satisfied the cmpany. Of the three, ne did nt reply. The ther said “gdbye” and Jackie said “thank yu”. This reply shwed that Jackie was a 10 persn. S the cmpany ffered him the jb.
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阅读短文，从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、意思完整。每空限填一词，每词限用一次。
Have yu seen sme machines called “Little Yellw Dg” that eat rubbish and give sme mney t the users? Recently, such machines have 1 at universities in Chngqing. They can turn rubbish int treasure 2 encurage the public t recycle used things. The machine is as big as a fridge. If the users put an empty bttle in the machine, it will be identified (识别) by 3 small camera. Then it will be put int a built-in bin. The users can get sme 4 . They can als give it away.
The machine will tell the cmpany’s head ffice if it is filled 5 bttles. Nearby statins will send wrkers t have bttles cllected. The 6 will pack and send them t the cmpany.
Nw the machine eats nt nly plastic bttles but 7 ther resurces (资源). These machines culd als encurage the public t 8 the envirnment. Peple can als see such machines in Shanghai in the future. There will be mre machines at sme large statins, bus stps, neighbrhds and schls. But recycling 9 nt enugh, experts say. Making 10 waste in the first place is the way frward. Let’s wrk tgether t make a better wrld.
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Accrding t sme ld Chinese stries, there nce was an ancient emperr named Shen Nng. At that time, there was n medicine t treat illnesses. Many sick 1 culd nly wait fr death.
T 2 his peple, Shen Nng decided t find and test ut different plants. He and his men set ut n a jurney in search f medicinal plants.
Each time the team fund a new plant, Shen Nng wuld taste 3 himself. Sme plants made him feel sleepy, sme caused him t have a stmachache, and sme made him tremble (颤抖) all ver. 4 Shen Nng searched and tested ver a lng time, he and his men discvered lts f medicinal plants. He knew a lt abut 5 sme illnesses culd be dealt with.
As they cntinued their search, the team fund a plant 6 small yellw flwers. Shen Nng 7 ff ne piece frm the plant in rder t taste it. He said, “It lks like a medicinal plant. I have t test it, 8 sme peple may misuse it.”
Suddenly, Shen Nng’s face turned pale and he 9 n the grund heavily. Even after he was given the leaves frm ther medicinal plants, he still 10 his life. Peple cvered him with thusands f flwers. Frm then n, they called him the “Emperr f Medicine”.
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A king was ld and he knew it was time t chse a new king. But there were 1 many peple in the cuntry that he did nt knw wh was fit t be the leader. He thught and thught. 2 , he gt a gd idea.
One day, the king invited all the yung peple in the cuntry t the palace. “I’ll give each f yu a 3 . Plant it and bring it back ne year 4 . Shw me the plant that yu bring. Then I’ll chse a new king frm 5 .” A by called Ellisn gt a seed, t. He planted it carefully. 6 the seed didn’t grw at all. One year later, Ellisn had t take 7 empty bx t the palace. Others all brught beautiful plants there and Ellisn felt upset.
The king 8 at the palace and lked arund. When he fund there was 9 in Ellisn’s bx, the king smiled and said t the thers. “One year ag, I gave everyne a seed which culdn’t grw. But all f yu, except Ellisn, have brught me plants and flwers. Ellisn was the nly hnest persn 10 he is brave enugh t bring such a bx t me. S he will be the new king!”
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With the develpment f mdern technlgy, digital devices (数码设备) have been seen everywhere. Peple ften check what is 1 in the wrld n the Internet, keep in tuch with friends thrugh emails, r even start t read e-bks. 2 , many peple still prefer paper bks t e-bks. They think that brains wrk 3 when reading paper bks.
Nw, sme scientists have cme up 4 sme different ideas. They believe hw brains wrk 5 n the type and cntent f reading materials, the purpse f reading, etc. When peple read fr fun, like news abut star families r jkes, reading paper bks r e-bks makes 6 difference. When peple read t gain knwledge abut science, reading paper bks is mre helpful. Brains need lnger t 7 with harder prblems. Usually, taking ntes by hand n paper 8 takes lnger than typing (打字) ntes ut n digital devices. 9 easier fr yu t remember key pints when yu read paper bks. Next time, when yu read e-bks abut science, just remember t 10 dwn and give yur brain mre time.
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The pian is nw becming mre and mre ppular with peple all ver the wrld. Playing the pian has even becme part f sme peple’s 1 life. The pian has brught them much 2 . But hw much d yu knw abut 3 histry?
The pian was thught t be invented by an Italian called Bartlme Christfri. He was nce a maker f 4 instruments. Althugh it was invented at the beginning f the 18th century, it didn’t start t becme ppular until 50 years later. It’s 5 that the first time the pian was played in a public cncert in Lndn was in 1768. And it was played by Jhann Christian Bach. 6 the pians were sent t China, they were very expensive and nly rich peple culd buy ne. But nw their price is much 7 than befre. Mre and mre rdinary (普通的) 5 can affrd (买得起) ne.
Tday the pian cmes in many different 59 , designs (设计), shapes and sizes. What’s mre, in ur cuntry, the pian is 60 as ne f the ptinal (选修的) subjects in sme schls and many children begin t learn hw t play it at an early age.
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阅读短文，从方框中选择适当的词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、意思完整。每空限填一词，每词限用一次。
The bicycle is ne f the simplest but 1 inventins in the wrld. What is the mst surprising is that it was nt 2 earlier, althugh the great inventr Lenard da Vinci had 3 pictures fr bicycles, flying machines and sme ther things. Thse things were nt prduced 4 lng after he died.
A persn riding a bicycle uses very little energy t make the bicycle 5 , and there is n pllutin at all when yu are riding. Even s, in mst develped 6 , mst peple dn’t g t wrk by bicycle. It is nt because bicycles are expensive r peple feel 7 if they ride t wrk. It’s because the number f cars n the rads becmes larger. It certainly becmes mre 8 t ride a bicycle. As a result, mre peple put their bicycles away and g t wrk 9 their cars.
And in this way, the situatin is made mre serius. Perhaps the best way t make riding safer and mre ppular is t 10 rads nly fr bicycles.
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Have yu ever heard f an ld British saying “as useful as a chclate teapt(茶壶)?” It 1 that smene r smething is useless. Hwever, a chclate teapt is nt as useless as the ld saying suggests.
Scientists have 2 that it’s pssible t use the chclate teapt t make tea. They’ve created a 3 chclate teapt that can be filled with biling water. Peple can drink the tea after putting biling water int it and waiting patiently fr tw minutes.
The scientists discvered the 4 f making a chclate teapt that wuldn’t melt (熔化) thrugh their hard wrk. It was t use dark chclate and build up many layers (层) t make it hard and 5 . Making such a teapt tk abut tw and a half 6 .
When the scientists first tried t put water int the teapt, they wndered 7 the teapt might end up with chclate tea. They fund that sme f the chclate 8 the inside f the teapt wuld melt. But if peple pured the water int it 9 , the teapt wuld be OK. When they tried the tea, all f 10 agreed it was lvely with a taste f chclate.
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