仁爱科普版初中英语九年级上册Unit 1 The Changing World Topic 1 小测

写出下列动词的过去式和过去分词。

We want some (志愿者) to help.

I have lived here (自从) 2000.

The city is developing (rapid).  

We went to UK (improve) English.

Nothing (satisfy) him — he's always complaining (抱怨).

Mike ______ many cities in the last three years.

— Where is Tom now?

— He ______ the teachers' office. You can find him there.

— I am sorry to keep you waiting.     
— That's OK. I________ here for only a few minutes.

The Trip Code (行程码) is used to show where you ________ in the last 14 days.

— Bruce ____ much in the past 2 years.

— Yeah, he ____ be shy, but now he is active.

They have been friends_________ they first met.

What bad weather! It has snowed ______ the day before yesterday.

For your safety, you mustn't get close to the train ________ it stops.

Doctors have succeeded ______ the spread of the disease.

In the old days many big families were ______ small houses.

They have finished their homework. (改否定)

They their homework.

My uncle fed his dog just now. (改否定)

My uncle his dog just now.

Wang has studied English for 2 years. (改一般疑问)

Wang English for 2 years?

Tom has stayed in Japanfor a long time. (提问)

has Tom stayed in Japan?

People kept in touchby telegram. (提问)

people keep in touch?

Mike isn't careful enough to do it well. (改同义句)

Mike is careless do it well.

We have been here for 3 years. (改同义句)

We have been here .

你来自重庆，难道不是吗？

You come from Chongqing, ?

迈克尔在足球方面有了巨大的进步。

Michael has great in soccer.

人太多导致我没能照相。

There were many people I couldn't take photos.

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“Thanks for our government. Thanks for providing us with such a good training program. The training program will help us live well. I will study hard and learn different skills. After that I can 1my family difficulties and do good to others.” a learner on the job training program said, feeling2.

The learner's father is disabled, and his mother is 3in bed. The family is very poor. So he has to find a job to make money. The learner graduated from high school and didn't have the4to go to the college. The job training program can help him to learn the skills that he'll need in the work place.

The story makes me think of another5. It goes like this: Long long ago, there was a man who liked fishing a lot, and he was6to catch a lot of fish every day. He was a kind-hearted man, he always 7 his fish with his neighbors because they didn't know how to fish. One day, he thought that it would be great if he taught them how to fish. So he called them together to show them how to fish. Everyone was happy as they could 8the fish they caught by themselves.

Now, there are still many poor people in the world. But it's not good if we give only 9to them. Instead, we should give them a chance to learn new skills. Therefore, technical training is very important to people in need and they will learn the skills to 10money. People can learn lots of useful things in the training program and what they learn can help them find jobs.

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"Mom, I want to have a fast Porsche (保时捷)," said 16-year-old Steve, as he  our old family car home after he passed his driving test. "It is expensive, " I answered. "You will have to work  to buy one."

Over the next several years Steve tried  best to realize (实现) the dream. After high school he won a scholarship (奖学金) to study at a famous university and always got good grades. Later he got an MBA degree and found a  in a large company (公司).  he got married (结婚).

One day he invited us to his home in Los Angeles for his birthday. After a round of hugs (拥抱), Steve asked me to stand in front of the garage (车库). He opened the door.

"What a beautiful car!" I said in surprise. Steve smiled  tears of happiness in his eyes.

I knew he did it. All these years, he didn't ask any one of us for help, and I almost forgot about it. And now his dream car is right in front of us, shining beautifully. I felt so  of him.

Months later, when he said that he had decided to  his perfect Porsche, I was unprepared for it! Steve explained (解释) that he had discovered (发现) that wanting a Porsche was more fun than having one.

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"Mom, I want to have a fast Porsche (保时捷)," said sixteen-year-old Steve, as he drove our old family car home after he passed his driving test. "A Porsche is expensive," I answered." You will have to work hard to buy one."

Over the next several years Steve tried his best to realize (实现) his dream. After high school he won a scholarship (奖学金) to study at a famous university (大学) and always got good grades. Later he got an MBA degree and found a job in a large company (公司). Then he got married (结婚).

One day he invited us to his home in Los Angeles for his birthday. After a round of hugs, Steve asked me to stand in front of the garage (车库). He opened the door.

"What a beautiful car!" I said in surprise. Steve smiled with tears of happiness in his eyes.

I knew he did it. All these years, he didn't ask any one of us for help, and I almost forgot about it. And now his dream car is right in front of us, shining beautifully. I felt so proud of him.

Months later, when he said that he had decided to sell his perfect Porsche, I was unprepared for it! Steve explained (解释) that he had discovered (发现) that wanting a Porsche was more fun than having one.