人教新目标 (Go for it) 版九年级全册Section B优秀当堂检测题

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Unit 2 Section B (2a-2e)]Ⅰ. 根据句意及首字母提示补全单词1. Her mother w 　　　　her not to get close to the dangerous dog just now. 2. The news that Tim won the singing competition  s　 　　　　so quickly that everyone in his town knew it. 3. Lily’s father was very busy because he was often on  b 　　　　all over the world. 4.(2021宁波改编)If we don’t protect the environment well, we’ll be p 　　　　sooner or later.　 5. She is a writer of short stories and n 　　　　. Ⅱ. 用所给单词的适当形式填空6. Our teachers often warn us against  　　　　(swim) in the river. 7. When I was on the way to the library, I found this French book  　　　　(lie) on the ground. 8. The 　　　　(die) fish made my little sister sad for several days. 9. My parents often remind me  　　　　　(study) hard. 10.(2021呼和浩特)We were touched by the 　 　　　　(warm) of the welcome.  Ⅲ. 单项填空(　)11. The old man  　　　　　for six years because of the bad illness. A.has died B.has been dead C.is dying D.died(　)12. Mike doesn’t care about  　　　　　he can make much money. He just works for fun.　 A.that B.whether C.if  D.how(　)13.—I am going back to America for Thanksgiving Day.— 　　　　　. And we will miss you. A.Enjoy yourself B.You’re welcomeC.That’s interesting D.The same to you(　)14.(2021鞍山)— 　　　　　 useful advice on English learning Mr. Li gave us! —I agree. I think we have improved our English with his help.A.What B.What a C.How D.How a(　)15.(2021丹东)Mother’s Day  　　　　us once every year to be thankful to mothers. A.reminds B.warns C.requires D.promisesⅣ. 阅读理解     In the 1980s, ice lanterns in Harbin became famous all over the world. Many people came to Harbin to enjoy the ice lanterns. The government found that visitors not only loved ice lanterns, but were also interested in snow.        So, the idea of bringing Harbin’s ice and snow to the world and the concept of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival came about.       The first Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival was held in 1985. Here are some interesting facts about the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival.        ·How do artists in Harbin make ice sculptures?       First, workers find the materials—ice blocks from Songhua River. Then these ice blocks are transported to the place. The ice blocks are stuck together to form large shapes of the desired dimensions(尺寸). Then the artists use tools, such as shovels and saws to cut, polish, and shape the ice sculptures that are finally presented to visitors.         ·Do the ice sculptures ever melt in Harbin?         Winter in Harbin is very cold. The temperature stays well below 0℃ for the three months of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, so the ice sculptures will not melt until March or April when the weather gradually warms up.         ·What will happen to the ice sculptures after the festival?         For some small ice sculptures, it is safe to let them melt naturally. Some large ice sculptures are dangerous when falling down suddenly during the melting process. Professional workers will use some machines to remove them. (　)16.Why did the government hold the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival?A.To meet the needs of visitors. B.To make more money by ice and snow.C.To make Harbin more famous. D.To make people love ice lanterns.(　)17.The underlined word “concept” in the passage has the same meaning as “ 　　　　　”. A.way B.place C.idea D.time(　)18.What materials do artists need to make ice sculptures?A.Ice lanterns. B.Ice blocks.C.Snow blocks. D.Shovels and saws. (　)19.What may happen to the ice sculptures in March or April?A.They may become much larger. B.They may become more beautiful.C.They may be moved to a colder place. D.They may melt and fall down.Ⅴ.从方框中选单词并用其适当形式完成短文,有两个单词多余 Easter Sunday, which falls on April 17th this year, dates back nearly 2,000 years. It is celebrated by 20. 　　　　 of millions of people around the world. For my family, it is regarded as the greatest holiday of the year.      Every Easter my brothers and I would wake up early and, like Christmas morning, run downstairs to see what 21.　 　　　　were waiting for us. We were always 22.　 　　　　 when the Easter Bunny(兔子), who is like Father Christmas, came and 23.　　　　 us a basket of candy. It’s wonderful.      It is like there is a miracle every Easter morning.    Our mother, however, would not let us eat the chocolates like we wanted. The chocolate bunnies, and candy eggs would have to wait.24. 　　　　　, we would have to get dressed in our new clothes.      Then my family would go to church. After church we would go to an elder family member’s house for a feast(盛会). My mother’s family came to the US from Eastern Europe, so we would often eat many traditional 25. 　　　　. My favorite was ham and a special potato salad.         We usually had 20 or more family members at the dinner. After dinner my cousins, brothers and I would go outside. While we were sleeping the night before, our parents had 26. 　　　　 plastic eggs throughout the back yard.       We would always have a 27.　 　　　　 to see who could find the most eggs. The 28.　　　　 would get a prize. It was our annual(每年的) Easter Egg Hunt. Sometimes, in summer, we would 29. 　　　　an egg we missed on Easter.