【同步练习】Module 1 Unit 2（上教）.docxVIP

上海教育教育出版社 九年级（下册） 畅言教育Module 1 Explorations and exchangesUnit 2 Culture shock同步练习 选择题( ) 1. I often help with some housework in my spare time. A. busy B. happy C. free( ) 2. To a certain degree, my mother is my first teacher. She has taught me much. A. In my opinion B. To my surprise C. To a certain point( ) 3. - What will you do if you fail the English exam? - I will work harder to get a good grade next time. A. are unsuccessful in B. are successful inC. are bored with( ) 4. I managed to get the chance to study in America. I am so happy. A. wanted to getB. succeeded in gettingC. started to get( ) 5. Many people want to know what stars do in their everyday life. A. working B. daily C. good 语法填空When my wife and I went to live in (6) _ Arab country, my (7) _ (friend) told us to be prepared for the culture shock. Later, we (8) _ (know) that their advice was right. The culture shock started with the weather. (9) _ hot weather made us feel so (10) _ (tire). Another culture shock (11) _ (be) the working week. We worked from Saturdays to Wednesdays, including Sundays. They have strict (12) _ (rule) for women. Women cannot let people see their faces in public. All dresses worn by women have to cover the body (13) _ (complete). They do not let women drive cars either. In our free time, we went camping in the desert. We also enjoyed (14) _ (ride) on the camels. In the end, we enjoyed the life there (15) _ their culture is very different from the American culture. 完形填空One day, a pair of tourists were out in the fields when they discovered an abandoned (被遗弃的) well (井) near an old farm house. Of course They were curious (好奇的), so they _16_ a small stone into the well, but they_17_ heard the stone hit the bottom of the well. They searched for _18_ else and then found a larger rock. They dropped it into the well, but once again they _19_ nothing. They thought they needed something _20_, so they searched the farm yard for an object. After much struggle (努力), they_21_to drag a railroad tie (铁路枕木) to the edge of the well and _22_ it into the well. After several seconds, a _23_ ran across the yard and dove into the open hole without any hesitation. The two tourists stood there in_24_ After a while a farmer appeared and told them that he was looking for a_25_ goat. The tourists told the farmer about the goat diving into the well. “That couldnt be my goat, the farmer replied. “My goat was grazing (吃草) in the field roped to a railroad tie!”( ) 16. A. used B. got C. dropped( ) 17. A. never B. always C. seldom( ) 18. A. everything B. something C. nothing( ) 19. A. read B. saw C. heard( ) 20. A. larger B. smaller C. wider( ) 21. A. failed B. managed C. moved( ) 22. A. dropped B. cut C. put ( ) 23. A. farmer B. goat C. worker( ) 24. A. relaxation B. difference C. amazement( ) 25. A. lost B. sick C. large 阅读理解AMost people who live abroad for a period experience difficulties in adjusting to(适应) the new culture. This is commonly called culture shock. The term culture shock was introduced for the first time in 1958 to describe the worries produced when a person moves to a completely new environment. In order to understand culture shock, one must remember that our ability to work in the world depends on our capacity (能力) to read hundreds of signs and behave according to countless(无数的) different kinds of rules. At home we know how to read street signs, how to use the telephone, and how to order dishes. Much of what we do in our daily life is easy and requires little thought. Abroad, simple tasks become difficult because we dont know how to behave. Our actions and words dont get the expected responses, and we dont understand the messages we are getting: We are facing new ways of thinking, valuing, and doing things. Sometimes, our common sense is no longer useful. This disorientation (迷惘) that can cause serious stress is culture shock. Luckily, culture shock is manageable. If we are prepared for it, we can do something to reduce its effects. Culture shock is a cycle of adjustment that may take a lot of time. The cycle has four basic periods, and most people experience at least two periods during their stay abroad. However, the length and seriousness of these periods are different for different people, and culture shock can even make one develop a better understanding of himself or herself.( ) 26. When was the term culture shock introduced firstly? A. In 1985. B. In 1958. C. In 1859. D. In 1895.( ) 27. What does the writer think of most things we do in our everyday life? A. Difficult. B. Easy. C. Interesting. D. Boring.( ) 28. Which of the following is NOT the reason of simple tasks getting difficult abroad? A. We dont know how to behave. B. Our words dont get the expected responses. C. We dont have any friends or relatives abroad. D. We dont understand the messages we are getting.( ) 29. How many basic periods do most people experience during their stay abroad? A. More than two. B. More than three.C. At least three. D. At least two.( ) 30. What does this passage mainly talk about? A. New culture. B. Culture shock. C. Living abroad. D. Serious stress. 写作假设你是黄海, 刚从美国学习一年回来。作为交换生, 你在格林家住了一年。请你根据以下提示给格林家写一份感谢信。要求: 80词左右;可适当发挥。提示: 1. 感谢他们的照顾;2. 虽然遭遇了文化冲击, 但在他们的帮助下, 适应了美国的生活;3. 在美国学习、生活期间学到了很多东西;4. 回国后很想念他们, 希望以后经常联系, 也欢迎他们来中国玩。参考答案 选择题1-5 CCABB 语法填空6. an 7. friends 8. knew 9. The 10. tired 11. was 12. rules 13. completely 14. riding 15. although 完形填空16-20 CABCA 21-25 BABCA 阅读理解 26-30