《2025年名师面对面学科素养评价九年级英语全一册外研版》

一、用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。
1. The new clubwas started (start) last year and now it has many members.
2. It’s believed that teawas brought (bring) to Korea during the 6th and 7th centuries.
3. This watchwas bought (buy) in the shop by your father yesterday.
4. A number of treeswere planted (plant) last year to protect the environment.
5. Iwas told (tell) there was no ticket when I hurried to the ticket office.
6. Tom put his pocket money in a secret place, but later he forgot where itwas hidden (hide).
7. Tomwas bitten (bite) by a dog yesterday, so he went to hospital.
8. The lionwas chosen (choose) to be the future king of the family when he was young.
9. The songswere recorded (record) by the radio company three years ago.
10. I don’t know how the problemwas dealt (deal) with yesterday.

答案： 1.was started 2.was brought 3.was bought
4.were planted 5.was told 6.was hidden
7.was bitten 8.was chosen 9.were recorded
10.was dealt

二、用方框中所给单词或词组的适当形式填空。每词(组)限用一次。
build put off hide sell punish
11. The flights to Shanghaiwere put off because of the thick fog(雾) this morning.
12. Not only Jim but also his younger brotherwas punished because they played computer games for too long last Sunday.
13. This kind of dress sells well. Thousands of themwere sold out last month.
14. The Great Wallwas built by many Chinese in the old days.
15. I think my bookwas hidden by my dog just now. I can’t find it anywhere.

答案： 11.were put off 12.was punished 13.were sold
14.was built 15.was hidden

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The tradition of sending Christmas cards was started in the UK in 1843 by Sir Henry Cole. He thought sending cards would help out the post office 16. giving ordinary people something to receive and mail.
Sir Henry 17.shared (share) the idea of Christmas cards with his friend John Horsley. They designed (设计) the first card. About 1,000 cards 18. (print) and sold. They are now very valuable and people need to spend thousands of pounds or dollars on them!
The first postal service 19.was used (use) in 1840. Cards became very popular in the UK when they could 20.be posted (post) for half the price of a common letter.
As printing ways were improved, Christmas cards 21.were produced (produce) in large numbers from about 1860. And the cost of sending post cards, and also Christmas cards, 22.dropped (drop) a lot. By the early 1900s, the tradition had spread（传播） over Europe and had become very popular, 23. (especial) in Germany. In the 1910s and 1920s, home-made cards became popular. They were usually too delicate（易损坏的） to send through the mail, so they 24.were given (give) by hand.
Nowadays, cards have all kinds of pictures on them. Charities(慈善机构) often sell their own Christmas cards as 25.a way of raising money for the poor. It’s quite meaningful to buy one and send it to others.

答案： 16.by 17.shared 18.were printed 19.was used
20.be posted 21.were produced 22.dropped
23.especially 24.were given 25.a