英语九年级全册Unit 5 Look into Science Lesson 28 The Study of Living things课时练习

英语九年级全册Unit 5 Look into Science Lesson 28 The Study of Living things课时练习姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . She looks beautiful _ she is not young.Aso thatBeven ifCas ifDever since2 . What kind of music _ he _?Adoes; listenBdoes; listen toCis; listenDis; listen to3 . I _ to play the piano since I was only 5 years old.Ahave learnedBlearnedClearnDhad learned4 . My hair is too long, Illtomorrow.Ahave them cutBhave it cutChave cut it Dhave cut them.5 . Dont cut down the trees _ the butterflies need to rest on.AthatBwhatCwhoDwhere6 . The rain stopped and the sun _.Acome outBcame outCcome onDcame in7 . The boy_ streets without pay in the old days.Awas made to cleanBmade cleanCmade to cleanDwas made clean8 . Its not as _ as yesterday, so there are _ children playing with their parents in the Peoples Square.Awarm; fewerBwarm; lessCwarmer; fewerDwarmer; less9 . Its fun to_ the hills from the balcony.Alook out ofBlook out atClook intoDlook out10 . Students should learn howproblems.AsolveBsolvingCcan solveDto solve二、用所给单词的正确形式填空Complete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms(用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子,每空限填一词):11 . Mr.Mao teaches_physics this term.(we)12 . The most difficult in this book is Lesson_.(fifth)13 . A group of_students will visit our school the day after tomorrow.(Canada)14 . Its_for Jane to be late for school. She usually comes to school on time.(usual)15 . If you cant see the words_, you should put on your glasses.(clear)16 . Weve learned some ways to improve our memory from an_story about memory.(amaze)17 . Keep calm! We cant have an_with the customer.(argue)18 . Da Vinci is not only a famous artist but also one of the greatest_.(invent)三、单词填空A man was taking a basket of plums to market. He carried the basket on his head. As he walked along the road, three or four of the plums d_ out and fell on the ground. The man did not n_ them fall, so he went on. But a poor boy saw them fall and picked them up. “Here! Here!”he called to the man, who t_ round when he heard him, and stopped. The boy brought the plums to him, and put them in his hand.“Thank you k_,” said the man as he took the f_, “and now,”said he, p_ his basket on the ground, “take the b_you can pick for yourself, for you are an honest boy.”When the man had gone on, a young man came up and said to the boy, “You might as well have kept all that f_, for then you could have given some to me.”“No, no,”replied the boy, “you may have this plum if you like, for it is mine to give, but if I had given you what was not mine, I should have been s