2020年（春秋版）外研版九年级英语上册Module 10 Unit 2　The game that they like most is Australian football同步练习（I）卷

2020年（春秋版）外研版九年级英语上册Module 10 Unit 2The game that they like most is Australian football同步练习（I）卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、阅读单选A sign of weakness?“Sorry” is probably the most over-used word in the United Kingdom: whether they are sorry about the weather or sorry because someone else has accidently hit them. “The willingness of the English to apologize(道歉) for something they havent done is worthy of notice.” wrote Henry Hitchings in his aptlytitled Sorry!:The English and their Manners.So what about those situations when we realize that we really need to apologize to someone? Is it better to put aside your pride and say youre sorry, or as the American actor John Wayne put it is apologising a sign of weakness?“People worry that an apology may tell others that you have just done something wrong, rather than as an effort to understand the wronged partys situation, problems, and feelings,” says Harvard Business Schools Alison Wood Brooks. But she adds, “A good apology is unlikely to have the opposite bad result, and is more likely to increase trust than not apologizing at all.”As for how to do it, Edwin Battistella, a language expert from Southern Oregon University has the following advice: “The right way to apologize is the way your mother taught you.” Say you threw a stone at a cousin. “Shed have you go and look at them in the eye and say: Im sorry I threw the stone at you and I wont do it again. Its important to name what you did wrong, to show yourself as being sorry in some way and to promise what might be different in the future,” Battistella says.Just how many times youll need to repeat the apology may be different according to where you live. Wood Brooks and Harvard PhD student Grant Donnelly have collected data that suggests that, for a small mistake, the best number is a single “Im sorry”. “If it is a big mistake, then making two apologies seems tobe the magic number for expressing empathy (同理心), getting back trust and liking,” Wood Brooks says. Ofcourse, if youre British, you may need to double that. “A single sorry does not count as an apology: we have to repeat it and embellish it with a lot of words, like terribly, truly etc.” says Professor Fox.1 . From paragraph 1, we know that .AEnglish people never say sorry for things they havent doneBits unusual to say sorry about the weather in EnglandCits common for English people to say sorry to othersDEnglish people are often hit by others accidently2 . Wood Brooks may agree with that apologizing _.Ais a sign of weaknessBwill make people feel more nervousCmay have some bad resultsDmay help people trust each other more3 . The underlined word “embellish” probably means .Abreak downBcompare withClook forward toDmake more attractive4 . The last paragraph is mainly talking about .Athe steps of making apologiesBthe best ways of apologizingCthe right words for apologizingDthe importance of apologizing二、句型转换句型转换5 . He was an English teacherHe loved climbing（改为复合句）He was an English teacher _climbing6 . More and more families in China buy cars（改为被动句）Cars_ by more and more families in China7 . Why dont you take photos？（改为同义句）_ take photos?8 . Is that the boy？You talked about the boy yesterday（改为复合句）_9 . She is the most beautiful lady that I have ever seen（改为同义句）She is the most beautiful lady _ I have ever seen三、根据首字母、中文提示填空根据句意及汉语提示完成单词10 . I like listening to the music that has got a great _（节奏）.11 . Can you _（取来）some colored chalks for me？12 . Lets _（举起）our glasses.13 . True _（友谊）is more important than money.14 . Ill finish my middle school _（教育）this year.四、用所给单词的正确形式填空15 . Mr. Liu teaches _math.(we)16 . Its summer in Kunming, the weather is _. (rain)17 . My house is across from the hospital, you can find it _. (easy)18 . Last weekend my parents _ the plane to Chengdu.(take)19 . We are getting ready for our grandpas_ birthday. (ninety)五、用单词的正确形式完成句子用方框中所给动词的适当形式填空。breathe hit prove check kidnap20 . Just now, two cars _ each other and the drivers were badly hurt.21 . Do you know why they_ ?22 . She often _ her wisdom in the competition.23 . The policeman isnt sure about the footprints, so he _ them later on.24 . When I saw him at the school gate, he _ heavily.六、单词填空Traveling abroad is interesting. You can see different cultures and customs. But sometimes, knowing little about their customs may bring you 25 . . For example, in South Korea, eating noodles loudly means it is delicious. But people in some Western countries think it is impolite. What are some other cultural dos and donts you should know when you 26 . other countries?DOSUK Stand in line. The British are known for waiting in line 27 . they are waiting for the subway or in the supermarket.Singapore Stand on the 28 . side when you take an escalator. The right side is for people who are in a hurry. This is different 29 . what we do in China.USIt is normal to tip (给小费) anyone with a service job, for example, waiters, taxi drivers and hotel doormen. Usually, a waiter is tipped 1520 percent of the total bill.DONTSUK Making the V sign with your palm (手掌) facing you is rude. British people may be 30 . with you. Singapore Never chew gums (嚼口香糖). It is not allowed in the country. Also, it is not OK to bring gums into Singapore. Dont forget to 31 . your gums at home before you go to Singapore.USQuestions like How old are you? and How much do 32 . make? may be OK between friends in China. But in the US, it is not polite to ask people such questions.七、语法填空British roads are the safest in the world in 2010, only 3.8 people out of 100,000 died in road accidents. This number is 33 . (low) than that in any other country. If you go there, you should try to drive 34 . same way British people do. This is some advice for visitors 35 . plan to go driving in the UK. Drive on the left side of the road. In most countries, people drive on the right side. Many visitors have problems 36 . they forget about this difference.If there is a line of cars, dont try to go past other people 37 . (get) to the f