牛津译林版 初三英语九年级上册9A Unit7单元检测试卷 含答案(2)

A. keep playing war craft together

B. keep talking about the will power in the dorm

C. preparing the dialogue for tomorrow’s class

D. find someone else to be Mike’s partner for tomorrow’s class

( ) 27. From the scene, we can learn that we should need ________ if we really want to complete project.

A. enough sleep

B. fresh mind

C. will power

D. friendship

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(B)

The Academy set up the Student Academy Awards (学生学院奖) in 1972 to support and encourage excellent students in film making at the college. The Student Academy Awards is a national student film competition organized and carried out by the Academy and the Academy Foundation. Each year over 500 college and university film students from all over the United States compete for (为...而竞争) awards, with the films being divided in four types: Animation (动画片), Documentary, Narrative (原创剧本) and Alternative (改编剧本). An excellent student filmmaker from outside the United States is presented each year as well. The presentation ceremony is a popular event that is attended annually by a viewers in the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater.

Through the Student Academy Awards, the Academy recognizes and encourages this year’s most promising (有前途的) new filmmakers. Past winners include Spike Lee, Trey Parker, Bob Saget and Oscar winners John Lasseter and Robert Zemeckis.

To extend (扩大) the influence beyond the competition, a part presentation of the gold medal award-winning films is shown each year for free to educational and non-profit organizations all over the country.

All entries (参赛作品) for the 38th Student Academy Awards must be handed in by email. Please pay attention to that the running time allowed for entries in all types must be only 40 minutes.

Also, you must print a hard copy of your entry form and hand it in with your DVD to the appropriate coordinator (协调人). For your entry to be officially completed, the hard copy must include your signature (签名) and the signature of your guidance teacher.

( ). 28. __________ can compete in the Student Academy Awards.

A. An American director

B. An American film university student

C. All the film students from the world

D. An American acting students

( ) 29. The passage was written in ______________.

A. 1990

B. 2000

C. 2010

D. 1972

( ) 30. How many types were the films divided into in the Award?

A. 5.

B. 6.

C. 3.

D. 4.

( ) 31. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “annually” in the 1st paragraph?

A. Four years.

B. Three years.

C. Two years.

D. Every year.

( ) 32. Which of the following sentences is NOT TRUE according to the passage?

A. The Award was held every year.

B. Many winners grew into successful filmmakers.

C. A candidate (参赛选手) needn’t print a hard copy of the entry form.

D. The entry must be handed in by email.

(C)

Television talk shows have been popular since arrival of the medium, like many shows coming from the ones on radio. For example, the start of talk shows’ golden age can be considered in 1948, although the television was not common in American homes until the 1950s. From 1949 to 1973, nearly half of all daytime programs on the three networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) was talk.

As we know that video did not kill the talk show hosts, the radio stars—it made him / her an even bigger star. Hosts during the golden age included Arthur Godfrey (Arthur Godfrey and his friends), Dave Garroway (The Today Show), and Jack Par (The Tonight

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Show). All were necessary parts in the formation of the talk show formats (编排) we know and love today.

A talk show can cost less than＄100,000 per episode (连续剧中的一集) to produce while many of today’s dramas cost more than＄million an episode. So, if successful, it can make bountiful money.

Still, it takes a lot of work. Since 1948, hundreds of talk shows have come and gone, with only a few having true staying long. Conan O’Brien, for example, tried to stay long only because the network did not know what else to put in its place.

There are several types of talk shows, from the foreign and strange programs like Comedy Central’s The Graham Norton Effect to the more traditional Late Show with David Letterman. But while the styles might be different, the format is limited (受限制).

What we are mos used to is the informal (非正式的) guest-host format, in which the show’s host welcomes famous people or other talk-worthy people, and this is considered as an informal discussion. The scene is is very comedic (戏剧性) or musical or both.

The second most common format is the public affairs (公共事务) show, in which a host or hosts interviews people in the news or experts in a given field. Shows that follow this format include booth the morning news programs (Good morning America Or Meet the Press) and “issue” talk shows (The Oprah Winfrey Show or The Jerry Springer Show).

Everything else is mainly a mixture of these two formats.

( ) 33. The start of the talk shows’ golden age was __________.

A. In the 1920s

B. In the 1940s

C. In the 1950s

D. From 1949 to 1973 ( ) 34. ________ are the famous hosts during the golden age.

A. Arthur Godfrey

B. Arthur Godfrey and his Friends

C. Dave Garroway and Jack Par

D. Arthur Godfrey, Dave Garroway and Jack Par

( ) 35. What does the underlined word “bountiful” mean in Chinese in Paragraph 3?

A. 少许

B. 大量

C. 漂亮的

D. 看不见的

( ) 36. Why can’t many talk shows stay for a long time?

A. Because it costs much to produce per episode.

B. Because they can’t make money from their programs.

C. Because they have nothing new to put in their programs.

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