《2025年综合素质随堂反馈九年级英语下册译林版苏州专版》

1.（2024 扬州）New ____________（技术）have greatly changed our lives.
2.（2023 连云港）In today’s DIY class, students made cards in different ____________（形状）.
3.（2021 苏州）Suzhou Museum ____________（位于）to the north of the Lion Forest Garden.
4.（2021 广安）The ____________（人口）of China is about 1.41 billion in 2021.
5.（2023 威海）Many foreigners find it interesting to use ____________ /'tʃɒpstɪks/ to eat.
6.（2023 达州）A research shows that three ____________（five）of the students like going hiking on weekends.
7.（2024 宿迁）— Xiao Wen, I heard you went to Harbin the other day. Did you enjoy yourself there?
— Of course. I like the Ice and Snow World and its high ____________ of service.

答案： 1. technologies 2. shapes 3. lies 4. population 5. chopsticks 6. fifths 7. level

（ ）1.（2024 无锡）I know how busy you are and I won’t ____________ too much of your time.
A. take up B. set up C. make up D. put up
（ ）2.（2024 遂宁）— Do you think ____________ useful to read English magazines for English learning?
— Yes, I think it works well.
A. it B. that C. this D. its
（ ）3.（2023 泸州）— There are two books about Chinese traditional tea - making culture.
— You’re free to take ____________ of them and leave one for me.
A. all B. either C. neither D. none
（ ）4.（2023 镇江）The main ____________ of the cities along the Grand Canal（大运河）is history and culture.
A. attraction B. pollution C. invention D. situation
（ ）5.（2023 鹤岗）The population of Heilongjiang is ____________ than ____________ of Shanghai. The birthrate is low, so our government encourages a second or a third child.
A. smaller；those B. less；it C. smaller；that D. less；that
（ ）6.（2022 毕节）The Forbidden City, the largest palace in the world, ____________ more than 600 years ago.
A. built B. were built C. was built D. was building
（ ）7.（2022 无锡）— There will be a robot on show in our school next week.
— Really? I wonder ____________.
A. what it likes B. what it is like C. what does it like D. what is it like
（ ）8.（2023 恩施州）— I am going to take the driving test. I feel a little nervous.
— ____________ I’m sure you’ll pass it.
A. Take it easy. B. What a pity! C. Not at all. D. Don’t mention it.

答案： 1-5 AABAC 6-8 CBA

Like many other foreigners, Rosalind Oliver’s first touch of Chinese Tai Chi came from popular kung fu movies. 1. ____________
Oliver’s journey with Tai Chi began in her early 20s, when her backache was always troubling her and she was turning to an exercise. Then she discovered an advertisement about Tai Chi classes by accident and decided to try the “mysterious” Eastern sport. 2. ____________ To her joy, she found that her back pains disappeared（消失）after years of practice.
Oliver later met her late husband, who was also her Tai Chi teacher. In the early 1990s, the couple opened their own Tai Chi school in the UK. 3. ____________ However, three years after moving to Shanghai in 2000, her husband died, leaving her alone to work on Tai Chi.
The 58 - year - old British woman recalled（回想）that it was a hard time for her. However, she was thankful to Chinese friends in Shanghai who supported her through the painful process. She said, “4. ____________”
5. ____________ It acts as a bridge for foreign people to get a better understanding of Chinese culture such as traditional Chinese medicine and Peking opera.
Besides her Tai Chi classes, Oliver now teaches English at Shanghai University. Oliver expressed her deep love for cultural exchange and hoped to spread her work in this area.
A. The sport is easy to learn.
B. However, she has become a Tai Chi master herself.
C. They didn’t treat me like a foreigner, but rather like a friend.
D. My friends became interested in Tai Chi under my influence.
E. In 2005, Oliver set up the Double Dragon Alliance Cultural Centre.
F. Right away Oliver fell in love with the beautiful movement of Tai Chi.
G. To further understand Tai Chi, they decided to start a journey to China.

答案： 1-5 BFGCE