英语九年级下册Module 3 Unit 2 I think life is better today课时练习

英语九年级下册Module 3 Unit 2 I think life is better today课时练习姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . This is my new bedroom. I want to a picture on the wall.Aput inBput upCput onDput out2 . It is dangerous for teenagers to give out too muchabout themselves on the Internet.AinformationBquestionsCideasDknowledge3 . Two hours is not enough for the work and we need three hours.AmoreBanotherCotherDothers4 . Nowadays many old people stay at home _, so they often feel _.Alonely, lonelyBlonely, aloneCalone, lonelyDalone, alone5 . The building_ be a factory, but now it_ a shopping centre.Aused to; is used asBis used to; used to beCused to; used to beDis used to; is used as二、完型填空One day I found that my computer disappeared(消失). I looked for it everywhere. I asked, “Where is my computer?” Dad rushed into my room and shouted at me, “Your computer? I sold it!I found you were spending too much time playing online games!”I was very unhappy, but I knew it was to beg(乞求) him for my computer. All day long, I didbut sit in front of my desk. Thinking of my homework and reports, I was even more . I couldnt look up information on the Internet. What was more, getting used to typing(打字) on the computer, I wrote so just like a primary school student. I usually spent more than four hours talking with my friends online. But what could I do now?Ito go out and talk a walk. I walked into a park. I saw kids playing or doing exercise in the park and having fun. I suddenly felt. “How long ago did I last come to this park?” I asked myself. I used to play in the park every afternoon with my classmates. We played basketball and had a lot of fun. What happened to me?can I choose to lock myself in a room in front of a computer, wasting my time, doing nothing useful? I am a.6 . Aangrily BsadlyChappilyDcarefully7 . ASoBIfCAlthoughDBecause8 . AusefulBuselessChelpfulDpossible9 . AeverythingBsomethingCnothingDanything10 . AhappyBunhappyCangryDworried11 . Aquickly BslowlyCwell Dhappily12 . AforgotBdecidedChelpedDhated13 . AangryBdisappointedCrelaxedDunhappy14 . AHow BWhatCWhen DWho15 . AfoolBguest CleaderDwiser三、阅读单选When someone shouts Fire!, peoples only thought is to get out of the building fast. Firefighters, on the other hand, race quickly toward the fire. They want to put out the blaze as quickly as possible.There are more than one million firefighters in the United States today. Firefighters are trained to go to the scene of a fire, find out the intensity（强度）and extent of the fire，judge whether it is safe to enter the area，and then figure out how to put out the flames. While they are doing all this，you also have the responsibility of rescuing any people who may be trapped by the fire.Back in the 1600s, there were no trained firefighters in the American colonies. Putting out fires was everyones job. Cities and towns had no indoor plumbing，running water，or fire hydrants，so water from a pond，river，or well had to be carried to the fire in buckets（桶）. When a fire broke out，everyone ran to help. They formed a bucket brigade. Men formed one line leading from the water supply and passed buckets of water to throw on the fire. Women and children formed another line，sending empty buckets back to be filled. This was a very slow way to put out a fire，and many burned o the ground before they could be saved.Then in 1736, Benjamin Franklin came up with the idea for a fire department. He succeeded in asking a group of people in Philadelphia to form the United Union Fire Company. They became the first official volunteer firefighters in the country.Today, three out of four American firefighters are volunteers. These brave men and women do not get paid for their work, but they are in good company. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Paul Revere were all volunteer firefighters, too, in their day. In some areas of the United States, you can become a volunteer firefighter. You may have the chance soon!FIREFIGHTER FACTSThere are almost 1,150,000 firefighters serving in the United States. Here are some statistics about these brave men and women.Volunteer72%Between the ages of 20 and 4975%Female career firefighters3.7%16 . What does the underlined word“brigade”in Paragraph 3 mean？AA team of soldiers serving in an army.BA kind of machine built to hold buckets.CA sort of truck used to fight fires in a city.DA group of people organized for a purpose.17 . Which of the following statement about firefighters in the United States is TRUE?AWomen do not serve as volunteer firefighters.BAlmost half of the firefighters are male volunteers.CMost firefighters are between the ages of 20 and 49.DOne quarter of firefighters dont get paid for their work.18 . Benjamin Franklin was the first American to _.Aform a fire departmentBlose a house to a fireCpay rained firefightersDjoin a bucket brigade19 . What is the authors main purpose to write the article？ATo introduce different ways to put out a fire.BTo teach people to be more careful with fire.CTo tell an entertaining story about a firefighter.DTo give information about the history of firefighters.四、用单词的正确形式完成句子用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空person；high；face；little；act20 . My sister has a long _ and a small nose.21 . My friend Tom wants to be an _ in the future.22 . They are talking about the _ in the park.23 . Tom is not very heavy.Yes，I think we can say he is a _ heavy.24 . If you are afraid of _，you shouldnt work on a building site(建筑工地)五、单词填空About ten years ago, a very successful businessman named Josh was traveling down a neighborhood street. He was going a little too fast in his new Jaguar（美洲虎汽车）.Suddenly a brick hit a new car and b25 . the window. The angry driver jumped out of the car, caught the kid who threw the brick and shouted: “What are you doing? Thats a new car and. that brick you threw is going to c26 . a lot of money. Why did you do it?”“Im sorry for breaking your new car, but I didnt know what else to do,” the young boy apologized. “I threw the brick b27 . no one else would stop!”With tears on his face the little boy said: “Its my older brother. He fell out of his wheelchair（轮椅）. Would you please help me get him back into his wheelchair? Hes too h28 . for me to lift him up.” The driver was greatly moved. He quickly lifted the handicapped（残疾的）boy back into the wheelchair and checked to see that he was going to be all right “You are a nice man. Thank you,” the little child said.The businessman watched the little boy push the wheelchair down the sidewalk t29 . their home. It was a long, slow walk back to the Jaguar.After that, he kept the hole in his window to make him n30 . forget this message “Dont go through life” so fast that someone has to throw a brick at you to get your attention.The world sends a message and speaks to our hearts: We all have the c31 . to listenor wait for the brick!六、语法填空Do you know 32 . lives of children in Victorian Britain? Are you 33 . (interest) in it? I