《2025年作业本浙江教育出版社九年级英语上册外研版》

Ⅰ. Complete the sentences with the proper forms of the words given.
1. Jenny won't go with us because she ______ (seehas seen) the film.
2. My father ______ (readwas reading) the newspaper when I came back home.
3. Would you mind not playing the guitar? I ______ (talkam talking) on the phone.
4. Peter will give us a report as soon as he ______ (arrivearrives).
5. Ken ______ (leaveleft) his schoolbag in the gym yesterday afternoon.

答案： 1. has seen 2. was reading 3. am talking 4. arrives 5. left

Ⅱ. Write sentences after the model.
Model: Tom / go to see Victoria Falls / two years ago →
Tom went to see Victoria Falls two years ago.
1. thousands of people / visit Hangzhou / every day →Thousands of people visit Hangzhou every day.
2. my brother / wash his car in the garden / now →My brother is washing his car in the garden now.
3. I / send you an email / tomorrow →I will send you an email tomorrow.
4. when I arrive home / my mother / cook →When I arrived home, my mother was cooking.
5. Amy / read *The Adventures of Tom Sawyer* / several times →Amy has read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer several times.

答案： 1. Thousands of people visit Hangzhou every day. 2. My brother is washing his car in the garden now. 3. I will send you an email tomorrow. 4. When I arrived home, my mother was cooking. 5. Amy has read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer several times.

Ⅲ. Read the passage, choose the best answers and answer the question.
Hi, Jim!
I'm sending this email from a computer in a youth hostel (青年旅社). I'm on a hiking trip with my brother. We're walking along Hadrian's Wall. It crosses England from one side to the other. The Romans built it about 1,900 years ago. This was the edge of the Roman Empire (帝国) then. It is said the Romans probably built the wall to keep out the people who lived north of here.
There's still quite a lot of the wall left, but in some places it has disappeared completely. Over the years, people took the stones away to build houses and roads. You can walk along the wall — or where it used to be — for more than 120 kilometres. We're going to do all of it! Today we did about 20 kilometres. It's really amazing. Some parts of the wall have been rebuilt, so you can imagine how it all looked. Yesterday we went to a museum. It showed what life was like for the Roman soldiers who had to live here all those years ago. Lots of them hated it because ▲.
But it hasn't been cold and wet for us this week! The weather's been nice. There are lots of people doing the walk, and the campsites and hostels are pretty crowded. Someone told us it's the most popular place for tourists in the north of England.
That's all for now. Someone wants to use this computer!
Robin
(D)1. What did Robin think of walking along the wall?
A. Boring. B. Difficult. C. Dangerous. D. Interesting.
(A)2. How did Robin learn about the history of the Roman soldiers?
A. By visiting the museum.
B. By travelling to Hadrian's Wall.
C. By talking with the local people.
D. By searching on the computer.
(B)3. Which of the following can be the best to put into the blank in Paragraph 2?
A. the wall was too high B. it was so cold and wet
C. it was far from their home D. they couldn't go back home
(D)4. What is Robin's purpose of writing this email?
A. To introduce Hadrian's Wall to Jim.
B. To invite Jim to Hadrian's Wall.
C. To study the history of Hadrian's Wall.
D. To share his hiking trip with Jim.
*5. If you have a chance, would you like to have a hiking trip along Hadrian's Wall? (Answer the question within 20 words)I think so, because it would be a fun trip and I'd learn English history.

答案： 1. D 2. A 3. B 4. D 5. Possible versions: I think so, because it would be a fun trip, and I would learn about English history as well. / I'm afraid not, because hiking is tiring and it may make me lose the interest to enjoy the view.