九年级英语九年级英语 Unit6Unit6 GetGet ReadyReady forfor JobsJobs一、词汇：根据所给字母和句子意思完成单词。1. Have you made your d_, Xiao Hua?2. Its not f_ to give him the gold medal! He doesnt deserve it.3. Will you please l_ the table for dinner?4. She had to make a c_ between the two dresses.5. The criminal was sent to p_ for a year.6. He is now studying l_ and wants to become a lawyer.7. Pan Yu Liang hadnt had a good e_, but she became a famous painter later.8. These shoes do not m_, one is large and the other is small.二、单项选择1. I will ring you up as soon as Jenny _ back tomorrow.A. comeB. cameC. comesD. will come2. Hurry up, _ we will miss the first train.A. orB. thenC. butD. and3. Both Kate and I _ ready for the picnic now.A. is notB. is gettingC. are gettingD. am getting4. This idea sounds as _ as the other one.A. greatlyB. wellC. interestedD. exciting5. You _ go and help him with the housework.A. dont needB. not needC. neednt toD. neednt6. What _ the number of the girls in your class?About twenty.A. isB. amC. areD. be7. Mrs Smith gave us _ on how to learn English well.A. some advicesB. many advicesC. some adviceD. all the above8. _ Lily _ Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay at home.A. Not only but alsoB. Neither norC. BothandD. Eitheror9. Many children enjoyed the book Harry Potter _ by JK Rowling.A. who writesB. which is writingC. was writtenD. which was written10. I feel tired and weak.Why not stop _.A. to workB. to have a restC. having a restD. to go on with your work三、完形填空There was a bridge over the river. 1 often took some parts of it away. So Mr White, a farmer of fifty-two, was told to 2 it. He had neither wife nor children and lived in the house 3 the bridge. He worked hard and always got up several times at night 4 it was much softer than before.Once the old man 5 to his sisters birthday party. He asked two days leave and went there. He 6 much that day and fell to sleep as soon as the 7 was over. His sister had to carry him to a room with her husband. At midnight he 8 . He forgot where he was and went out to see if the bridge was all right. But he didnt 9 it. He was surprised and told the police station about it on 10 .Later on he forgot what 11 that night and he returned to his house the following afternoon. When he saw the bridge, he 12 it all. He hurried to ring up the police station again and told them the bridge wasnt 13 .“Its too late, Mr White,” said the officer. “We 14 the criminal last night. The judge sentenced（判决）him to ten years in prison this 15 .”四、阅读理解：AThe date palms（枣椰树）are wonderful trees. People eat trees. They feed them to their animals. They use the leaves and wood to build houses. They use the wood to build boats. They make baskets from the leaves. They burnt the other parts of the trees to cook food.The date palms came from the Middle East. Seven thousand years ago people in Sycria and Egypt ate dates. They made pictures of the date palms on their buildings. Today the date palms grown in the Middle East, parts of Asia and Africa, southern Europe, and other warm parts of the world.There are more than 27 hundred kinds of palm trees. Most of the trees cant grow in the Middle East, because it is too dry. But the date palms grow well there.1. People make boats from the _ of the date palms.A. leavesB. woodC. datesD. flowers2. The date palms come from _.A. AsiaB. AfricaC. warm partsD. the Middle East3. People eat _.A. flowersB. datesC. leavesD. other parts of the date palms4. Today the date palms grow in _.A. the land of the North PoleB. northern EuropeC. the warm placesD. the cool places5. People use _ of the date palms.A. the wholeB. no partsC. the leaves and woodD. the fruit and leavesBMr and Mrs Brown had always spent their summer holidays in New Jersey（新泽西）in the past, staying in a small inn（旅店）at the foot of a hill.One year, however, Mr Brown made a lot of money in his business, so they decided to go to London and stay at a really good hotel while they went touring around that famous city.They flew to London and arrived at their hotel late one evening. They had expected that they would have to go to bed hungry, because in that small inn in New Jersey, no meals were served after seven. They were surprised when the waiter asked whether they would take dinner there that night. “Are you still serving dinner?” asked Mr Brown. “Yes, certainly sir,” answered the waiter. “We serve it until half past nine.”“What are the times of meals then?” asked Mr Brown. “Well, sir,” answered the waiter, “we serve breakfast from seven to half past eleven in the morning, lunch from twelve to three in the afternoon, tea from four to five, and dinner from six to half past nine.”“But that hardly leaves any time for us to see the sights of London.” said Mr Brown.1.