Unit 6 An old man tried to move the mountains（Section B 1a-1d）分课时基础练习（2课时，含答案）

Unit 6 An old man tried to move the mountains同步练习 Section B 1a-1d第1课时 Ⅰ.根据句意及首字母提示补全单词 1. Su Bingtian won men' s 100m _____ medal at the 18th Asian Games. 2. Napoleon called himself _____ of France. 3. The man only wore his _____. He was cold and hungry. 4. The woman was quite _____. She was cheated by that young man. 5.At last, a boy said that the emperor was wearing nothing except his u　　　　. 6.You are s　　　　 enough to believe him. He often tells lies. 7.Two years ago my aunt got m　　　　 and last year she had a lovely baby. 8.She is quite friendly. She always wears a s　　　　 on her face. Ⅱ.用所给单词的适当形式填空 9.Nobody wanted 　　　　(sound) stupid. 10.This story is about a girl who 　　　　(be) poor but kind. She often helped others. 11.We go to the park 　　　　(take) exercise. 12.They were trying 　　　　(cheat) the emperor. 13.When he 　　　　(wake) up, his favorite TV show was on. 14.If you keep 　　　　(practice) like that, you will win the race. 15.The new couple were so happy that they couldn't stop 　　　　(smile) when they got married. 16.After Hou Yi 　　　　(shoot) down the nine suns, a goddess gave him magic medicine to thank him. 17.Mary is a shy girl. She always 　　　　(hide) herself in her room. 18.Yu Gong said that his family could continue 　　　　(move) the mountains after he died. 19.At last, the tiger　　　　(kill) by Wu Song. 20.Look! The emperor 　　　　(not wear) any clothes! 21.He must learn to look after 　　　　(he) when his parents aren't at home. 22.—What are you doing —We 　　　　(try) to do what we can to help Lily. 23.These young men came to this city 　　　　(find) jobs they liked. Ⅲ.根据汉语意思完成句子 24.他的想法听起来很愚蠢,所以没有人同意。 His idea 　　　　 　　　　, so nobody agrees with him. 25.你能为我做一条漂亮的连衣裙吗 Can you 　　　　a beautiful dress 　　　　me 　 26.从前,有一个叫阿里巴巴的穷人。 　　　　 　　　　 　　　　 　　　　, there was a poor man called Alibaba. 27.你知道《皇帝的新装》这个故事的内容吗 Do you 　　　　anything 　　　　the story The Emperor's New Clothes 28.这个皇帝足够傻,只穿了他的内衣。 The emperor was silly enough 　　　　 　　　　only his underwear. Ⅳ.阅读理解 Is the servant(仆人) clever or foolish This is an old story. It was first told long ago. A rich man wanted to make a journey to another town. He was a businessman. He wanted to take things to sell. He also wanted to take some gold to buy some things with. He decided to take ten servants with him. They would carry the things to sell and the food to eat on the journey. He was a kind man. He said to one of his servants, “You are the smallest, the thinnest and the weakest of all my servants. You cannot carry a heavy load. You may choose the lightest load to carry.” The servant thanked his master. He pointed to the biggest load. This was bread for them to eat on the journey. “You are foolish,” said his master. “That is the biggest and heaviest load.” But the servant lifted up ... ...