《2025年新课程示径学案作业设计九年级英语上册译林版》

(C) 5.—It's silly ______ you ______ others' homework.
—Er, I'm sorry. I will do it myself.

A.of; copy
B.for; copy
C.of; to copy
D.for; to copy

答案： C

(A) 6.—Is Jim at home by himself?
—No. There is another boy ______ with him.

A.playing
B.play
C.plays
D.to play

答案： A

(C) 7.Today's News is on Golden TV ______ 7:00 p.m. ______ 7:30 p.m.
A.from; and
B.between; to
C.between; and
D.from; between

答案： C

三、信息还原
阅读下面的短文,从其后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,有两项是多余的。
The play takes place in a typical old Beijing teahouse. The main characters are the teahouse's owner, Wang Lifa and his customers, who all live in the same neighbourhood. 1
The play reflects (反映) changes in the lives of almost 70 characters. It includes three parts. 2 The second part jumps forward 20 years and the final part takes place in 1948.
In Teahouse, the writer Lao She says goodbye to the old Chinese society and hello to the new one. It's about the changes that have taken place in Chinese society in almost 50 years. 3 Some come to do business, and others come just to sit and pass the time. There are some good people and there are also bad characters. They meet, talk, argue, and then go on with their lives.
4 It is still one of the most popular plays in China. It is my favourite work by Lao She, one of China's most well-known writers. Anyone who is interested in Chinese life and history should see the play. 5
A. The first part takes place in 1898.
B. They come in and out of the teahouse and talk with each other.
C. Tea drinking is a tradition in Chinese people's daily life.
D. It helps one understand Chinese culture better.
E. Teahouse was first put on in 1958.
F. All kinds of people come to the teahouse in Beijing.
G. Lao She enjoyed drinking tea very much.
1. B 2. A 3. F 4. E 5. D

答案： 1. B
2. A
3. F
4. E
5. D

四、阅读填空
When it comes to opera, you might think of Beijing opera. But have you ever h 1 of Qinqiang opera?
Qinqiang opera is one of the o 2 forms of opera in China. It started from the ancient folk songs and dances of the people in Shaanxi and Gansu. A 3 to historical records, the local opera dates back to the Qin Dynasty.
Hou Yan is the president of Qinqiang Theatre of the Ningxia Performing Arts Group. She started learning Qinqiang opera at 4. Training in the basic skills of Qinqiang opera is very challenging. In 1985, Hou studied at an art school where teachers were very s 4 with students. While training, each basic move would have to be held quite correctly for half an hour and a single mistake could mean she had to start all over again. Leg stretching(伸展), waist bending and somersaults(空翻) were just some of Hou's daily training. Her hard work f 5 paid off. Hou became a performer with a troupe(表演团) in Yinchuan at 16. But in 1993, the sweeping trend(趋势) of pop and Western music hit Qinqiang opera hard. The troupe was c 6 and Hou had no choice but to leave the opera stage.
In the past decades, however, China has made great efforts to develop its traditional culture. The local government has thought of many ways to e 7 people to pay more attention to our traditional culture. Luckily Hou had the chance to return to the stage in 2000 and put her heart into the opera form.
Now, Hou's team gives hundreds of performances every year. The performers are all energetic and l 8 . They usually work together in an active and cheerful way. And most of the team members are of her age. They get together just because they all have a common i 9 in Qinqiang opera. In 2021, they staged about 150 school performances.
"As we become more confident about our culture, more young people feel p 10 of our traditional culture and consider it as a fashionable trend," said Hou.
1. heard 2. oldest 3. According 4. strict 5. finally
6. closed 7. encourage 8. lively 9. interest 10. proud

答案： heard oldest According strict finally closed encourage lively interest proud