Unit5Whataretheshirtsmadeof第5课时

1、 第5课时一、根据句意及首字母提示补全单词。(52分10分)1There are many different special f of traditional art in China. 2Little kids usually like to play with colorful b . 3S are used to cut things. 4We can find many l characters in Guo Jingmings novels. 5I have to c the work by myself in two days. ormsalloonscissorsivelyom

2、plete二、从方框中选择短语并用其适当形式填空。(53分15分) cover with, send out, put on, according to, o6She about one hundred invitations to her relatives and friends last weekend. 7The ground snow after a heavy snow last night. 8 Annies diary, her family and several friends lived in the garret(阁楼) for about three

3、years. 9During the Spring Festival, many papercuts are windows, doors and walls by Chinese people. 10The old man can the plasticine(橡皮泥) some lively animals in a short time.sent_outwas_covered_withAccording_toput_onturninto三、单项选择。(54分20分)11 a fairy tale, a girl named A Fuwa saved many people in Wuxi

4、. ANo matter BIn fact CAccording to DIn public 12Mr Wang was always kind to others. So when he was most of his friends came to help him. Ain trouble Bin danger Cin person Dpass by 13Today, sky lanterns are made bamboo and covered _ paper. Aof; of Bfrom; with Cof; with Dfrom; by 14Those clay pieces a

5、re usually fired a very high heat before being polished and painted. Aat Bin Con Dunder 15After the sky lanterns are lit, they slowly the air like some small hotair balloons. Araise into Brise into Craise up Drise up CA,_CAB四、根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词。(35分15分)16最普通的事物也能被变成美丽的事物。The most things can be of beaut

6、y, too. 17根据中国历史，诸葛孔明是最早使用孔明灯的人。 Chinese history, sky lanterns first by Zhuge Kongming. 18当他有麻烦时，他会放飞它们以寻求帮助。He them for help when . commonturnedintoobjectsAccordingtowereusedsentouttoaskintrouble五、从方框中选词并用其适当形式完成短文。(104分40分)go, thousand, difference, other, decide, become, good, collect, come, knowA

7、 stamp tells a story about the country which it 19. from. You can find stamps that show almost anything. Some stamps honor special events, places, or people. As people collect these pieces of paper, no one 20. how valuable they can become. One stamp from 1893 that celebrates Christopher Columbus is

8、worth 21. of dollars! Collecting stamps 22. popular. You can join groups and have a look at 23. stamps. Who decides what is printed on a stamp? Many Americans come up with ideas for the pictures that go on stamps. They send their ideas to artists, business people, and stamp 24. . They pick 25. ideas and the Postmaster General(首席邮政局长), the head of the Post Office, makes the final 26. . Today, stamps have 27. shapes, sizes and colors. But they still get your mail where you want it 28. ,_just like long ago. So when you send a le