Bài tập Tiếng Anh lớp 9 - Lưu Hoằng Trí
LƯU HOẰNG TRÍ
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BÀI TẬP
TIẾNG ANH 9
(KHÔNG ĐÁP ÁN)
NHÀ XUẤT BẢN ĐẠI HỌC QUỐC GIA HÀ NỘI
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Bài tập dành cho mỗi đơn vị bài học bao gồm:
Phần A: Phonetics (Ngữ âm)
Phần B: Vocabulary & Grammar (Từ vựng và ngữ pháp)
Phần C: Speaking (Nói)
Phần D: Reading (Đọc)
Phần E: Writing (Viết)
Hai bài kiểm tra: Test 1 và Test 2(mỗi bài kiểm tra gồm 50 câu hỏi với bài tập phát triển các kĩ năng trên)
Các bài “Test yourself” giúp học sinh tự kiểm tra những nội dung kiến thức, và rèn luyện các kĩ năng sau mỗi 3 đơn vị bài học.
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Chúng tôi hi vọng rằng “Bài tập Tiếng Anh 9 – Không đáp án” sẽ là một tài liệu tự học hữu ích cũng như một phương tiện hỗ trợ cho việc rèn luyện, nâng cao trình độ Tiếng Anh cho học sinh lớp 9.
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Tác giả
Lưu Hoằng Trí Bài tập Tiếng Anh lớp 9 | PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9
Unit1: LOCAL ENVIRONMENT
A. PHONETICS
Underline the content words that are stressed in the following sentences. Practise reading the sentences aloud.
1. This tour takes you to the outskirts of Hue.
2. During their stay in Hanoi, most tourists insist on a trip to Van Phuc Silk Village.
3. Banh chung of Tranh Khuc village is famous for its distinctive flavour.
4. Cao Thon craft village in Hung Yen is among the largest incense-making villages in Viet Nam.
5. Nhat Tan peach flowers have become a brand of Ha Noi.
6. Pomelos from Phu Dien Village in Ha Noi is the most famous for its special taste.
7. For Hmong women, traditional clothing consists of an outer garment with a colorful and decorative collar.
8. Not only domestically famous, products of the village have been in many countries around the world.
B. VOCABULARY & GRAMMAR
I. Fill in each blank with the correct form of the verbs from the box.
cover make cast carve
knit draw embroider mould
1. Every region has a different quality of clay, varnish color, and burning technique in pottery making.
2. Recently, Southeast Asia's largest bronze statue of the Buddha erected in Bai Dinh pagoda was by artisans from Van Diem bronze village.
3. cocoon silk was one of the women's chores 3,000 years ago.
4. At the beginning of the 20th century, Vietnamese artists used lacquering techniques to drawand pictures for decorations.
5. In the early 20th century, most houses, beds, and household were from bamboo and rattan.
6. With only needles and colorful rolls of thread, craftswomen silk pictures, usually of natural wonders such as birds, plants, or landscapes.
7. Conical hats are by using young palm leaves along a circular bamboo frame.
8. In Dong Ho Village (Bac Ninh) or Sinh Village (Hue), the painter who the folk picture is a craft village farmer.
II. Match some famous Dong Ho paintings with their themes. Write the answer in each blank.
AnswerAB
1. The Hen and Her Chicks
2. The Trung Sisters
3. Thuy Kieu
4. Master Toad
5. The Rat's Wedding
6. Jealousy (showing a husband and his second wife threatened by his first wife) A. moral sayings
B. laughing at the ceremonious and complicated rites of the elite of the time
C. patriotism
D. an image of prosperity
E. a humorous attack against polygamy
F. making fun of the scholars who recited sentences all day that they had learned by heartIII. Match the most well-known traditional craft villages in Viet Nam with their short descriptions. Write the answer in each blank.
A. Tan Chau Village, An Giang Province
B. Tranh Khuc Village, Ha Noi
C. Bat Trang Village, Ha Noi
D. Vong Village, Ha Noi
E.Van Phuc Village, Ha Noi
F. Dong Ho Village, Bac Ninh Province
G.Dinh Yen Village, Dong Thap Province
H. Quat Dong Village, Ha Noi
I. Chuong Village, Ha Noi
J. Yen Thai Village (also Buoi Village), Ha Noi
1.
There are many embroidery villages in Vietnam, but this village in Thuong Tin District has the highest quality embroidery products.
2.
Situated on the bank of Nhue River, about 10km southwest Ha Noi Old Quarter, the village is famous for its traditional wearing and premium quality silk products.
3.
The province which is home of endless rice fields and stunning lotus ponds is the place where a handicraft village is located that is famous for its woven sedge mats.
4.
The 500-year-old ceramic making village is located about 10 km away from Ha Noi to the right side of the Red River. There you can find beautiful ceramics and the makers.
5.
From the15th century, it was well-known in ancient Thang Long Citadel for making various kinds of paper especially poonah-paper, often used by the royals and kings.
6.
It has been famous for a type of folklore painting. These paintings have been crafted since the 16th century and were traditionally hung during the Tet Festival.
7.
Located in Thanh Oai District, this village is well-known for its special product – conical hats made of palm leaf.
8.
Its black silk is highly valued and widely appreciated for its specialsoftness, durability. Clothes made from its silk bring those who wear it comfort since it is cool in hot weather and warm in the cold.
9.
Green sticky rice is a delicacy that is made only in autumn and loved by all Vietnamese.
10.
It is famous for making "banh chung", a typical square, sticky rice cake for the Lunar New Year in Viet Nam. The cake produced here is famous for its distinctive flavour.
IV. Fill in each blank in the sentences with the correct word from the box.
drumhead embroidery carvings popularity generations
making materials layers experience craft
l. To make a banh chung cake, four or five of dong leaves are used as the wrapping of the dumpling, with the green blade of the outside leaf turned outward.
2. Musk-incense is a 100-year-old traditional craft in Cao Thon Village, Hung Yen.
3. Cu Da Village in Thanh Oai, Ha Noi is proud of the long history of vermicelli making, which have been passed down for .
4. Hmong women of Y Linh Ho Village near Sa Pa are reviving the traditional skills of batik and in order to make handicraft products for income.
5. Visiting Doi Tam Village in Duy Tien, Ha Nam, you will have opportunities to study the secretof the of drum making.
6. Stretching a(n) is the most difficult task because it requires craftsmen's skills to assess the sound.
7. Most Vietnamese well know the saying, "Nga Son mats, Bat Trang ceramics" which signifies the of these two locations.
8. Cho Lau rice paper cake is delicious because the to prepare and make it must follow strict production steps, as well as the secrets of mixing flour.
9. Tuy Loan rice paper is famous, thanks to the from grandparents, and grandchildren's promotion.
10. Go Cong altar cabinets are widely known for their nice shape, high-quality wood, and skilful .
Notes:
- Cho Lau is a small town of Bac Binh District located north of Binh Thuan Province.
- Tuy Loan Village is in Hoa Phong Commune, Hoa Vang District, Da Nang.
V. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one, using the word given in brackets in the correct form.
l. The traditional handicraft villages used to accept the fact that there was a shortage of investments and human resources. (face)
2. Farmers can earn enough money from traditional handicrafts as they are free between harvests. (live)
3. People in the community often have a friendly relationship with one another so that they can follow the same craft. (get)
4. In the future, some traditional handicraft cooperatives will have no more wood to make wooden furniture. (run)
5. After the trip, you return to the harbor to take a boat trip to Hoi An. (come)
VI. Make a complex sentence from each pair of sentences. Use the subordinator provided and make any necessary changes.
1. Many craft families stopped their business. There is the economic crisis in the world. (because)
2. Dong Ho paintings are simple. These pictures reflect a typical characteristic of Vietnamese labourers, (although)
3. Three villages were chosen for the pilot project. The Asia Foundation had worked with local authorities. (after)
4. We do not have many handicraft products that are well-known abroad. There are thousands of craft trades nationwide. (though)
5. The craft village must also meet environmental requirements. It wants to develop craft village tourism. (so that)
6. Viet Nam began integrating into the international economy a few decades ago. Production in craft villages developed strongly, meeting demand for domestic decoration, and construction. (when)
7. At the age of over 80, the artisan is instructing the craft to his grandchildren. He wants them to preserve this ancient craft. (so that)
8. The workers have taken several steps to whiten the palm leaves. They sew together the leaves and the rings. (after)
9. The conical hat has several useful functions. It protects the wearer's head and face from sunlight or rain, and it also works as a handy fan on hot summer days. (because)
10. Local people in Thanh Ha pottery village near Hoi An continue following their craft. There isn't enough support for maintaining the old traditions and skills. (although)
C. READING
I. Read the passage, and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
Bau Truc pottery items are made from clay from the Quao River mixed with sand. Clay is collected from the river only once a year, each lasting for half a month. Clay is taken more or less depending on the ability of each person. In the clay collecting season, local people try to take as much clay as they can to store, for use in the entire year.
Currently, people in Bau Truc pottery village still make pottery items in the traditional way. They do not use the wheel but the craftsmen have to turn around the products. The potters shape their products by skillful hands and feet around a pole-round pillar, rather than on the wheel. From this step, silky clay block initially gradually forms a smooth rounded hollow blocks, then the formation of flower vases, or water pots.
Bau Truc's craftsmen use wet cloths to make the product surface smooth. These items are decorated with seashells, snails or hand-made paintings featuring the daily life of Bau Truc's people.
T F
1. Clay can be collected from the Quao River all year round.
2. Bau Truc pottery is famous because people only use fine clay to make their products.
3. People still make the pottery in the traditional way.
4. Craftsmen shape the pottery items only with their hands and feet.
5. The pots nowadays are shaped on the potter's wheel.
6. Craftsmen use simple ways to make the product surface smooth.
7. The craftsmen's skills can make the blocks of clay become lively and useful.
8. The designs of Bau Truc pottery reflect the life of local people.
II. Read the passage, and do the tasks that follow.
Bat Trang Pottery Village
Bat Trang, a traditional porcelain and pottery village with history of seven centuries, is an interesting attraction in Ha Noi that tourists should not ignore.
Located in an area rich in clay, the village has advantage of ingredients to create fine ceramics. Moreover, lying beside the Red River, between Thang Long and Pho Hien, two ancient trade centers in the north of Viet Nam during the 15th-17thcenturies. Bat Trang's ceramics were favourite products not only in the domesticmarket, but also foreign ones thanks to Japanese, Chinese and Western trading boats that passed by.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, due to restricting foreign trade policy of Trinh, Nguyen dynasties, it was difficult for pottery products in Viet Nam to be exported to foreign countries, and some famous pottery-making villages like Bat Trang, or Chu Dau (Hai Duong province) went through a hard time. Since 1986, thanks to economic reforms and development, more attention has been paid to the village and the world gets a chance to know more about Vietnamese porcelain through many high quality exported Bat Trang's ceramic products.
Bat Trang ceramics are produced for daily household use (bows,cups, plates, pots, bottles…), worshipping, or decoration purposes. Nowadays, the pottery artists bring into ceramics many innovations in production techniques, and creativity in products' features, so many new products have been made, and even daily household items may have the beauty like decoration ones.
Visiting Bat Trang, tourists can visit Bat Trang Porcelain and Pottery Market where they can directly make pottery products by themselves. Many youngsters and foreign tourists are interested in this pottery-making experience, and spend a whole day in the market making a souvenir for their families or friends.
AnswerAB
1. rich (adj)
2. domestic
3. restricting (adj)
4. innovations (n)A. of or inside a particular country
B. limiting a certain activity
C. new ideas or methods
D. containing a lot of somethingTask 1: Match a word in column A with its definition in column B, writing the answer in each blank.
Task 2: Read the passage again, and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
T F
1. Bat Trang pottery has been developed since the 7th century.
2. Bat Trang’s pottery products were exported to foreign markets during the 18th and 19th
centuries.
3. Its location beside the Red River has provided an enormous source of fine clay as ingredient
for pottery making.
4. Many Japanese, Chinese and Western trading boats came to Pho Hien during he 15th and
17thcenturies.
5. Artisans in Bat Trang village have always kept the traditions without any changes.
6. Bat Trang Village has been the only centre of pottery in the north of Viet Nam for centuries.
7. Political policies have had influence on development of pottery and the ceramic crafts.
8. Tourists may have experience of making pottery pieces by themselves.
III. Read the passage, and do the tasks that follow.
Cham Brocade Weaving Village
The brocade weaving craft of Cham ethnic people in My Nghiep not only carries the traditional beauty of brocade but also fills with the typical Cham cultural value with original designs and variable products such as: sarong, shawl, hat, overcoat...
Located at about 10km south of Phan Rang City, My Nghiep Village belongs to Ninh Phuoc and it is the only traditional brocade weaving of Cham people in Ninh Thuan. According to local people, Polnuga King was a famous artisan who created this craft and taught villagers about the spinning and weaving since the 11th century.
Long time ago, My Nghiep villagers planted cotton for materials, used spate and Chum Bau trees and thin mud for dyeing materials, and used simple looms to make quality products and artistic flower designs on fabric. Their products have been sold to Cham people as well as other neighbouring inhabitants.
Through many ups and downs, the brocade weaving of the Cham people has been well developed. Visiting My Nghiep village, you will have chance to see the skillful hands of weavers and artisans to make sophisticated brocade products such as skirts, coats, scarves, table cloths, bed covers, belts... with different designs.
You will be attracted by the original and natural designs and colours. Each brocade is almost unique because of the creation and sudden inspiration of My Nghiep villagers. It is very easy to notice the ideas and sentiments of Cham people in each brocade to create a typical Cham cultural message to pass down from generation to generation.
The harmony combination of tradition and modern helps brocade get a strong foothold in local and international markets. In recent years, there are more and more tourists coming to My Nghiep village. Especially, foreigners are very keen on the sarong which is a formal dress of ancient King and Queen with sophisticated designs and made by soft fabric material.
Task 1. Match the headings with the paragraphs.
A. The distinctive features of My Nghiep brocade
B. The way to make traditional products
C.Present status of the craft
D. Introduction to the village
E. Efforts to keep the traditional craft
F. Location and its origin
Task 2: Match a word in column A with its definition in column B, writing the answer in each blank.
AnswerAB
1. looms
2. ups and downs
3. sentiments
4. foothold
5. message
6. sarongA. a strong position
B. gentle feelings
C. a long piece of thin cloth which is worn wrapped around the waist 4
D. the idea that you want to make someone understand
E. equipment that is used for making cloth
H.a mixture of good and bad thingsTask 3: Read the passage again, and then answer the following questions.
1. Who taught Cham people the brocade weaving craft?
2. What were the materials of making brocade?
3. What are the typical products of My Nghiep village?
4. What makes their products unique?
5. What is the message that Cham people want to pass down to future generations?
6. Which product are foreigners very interested in? Why?
D. SPEAKING
I. Complete the conversation about a one-day field trip to traditional craft villages, using the responses (A-H) given.
A.You’ll know about the way they make the paper, the way to make the paint and also talk with the artisans.
B. Dong Ho village is in Thuan Thanh district of Bac Ninh province, over 30 kilometres east of Ha Noi, and Dong Ky village is in Tu Son town, Bac Ninh, not far away from Dong Ho.
C. Well, I have worked something to present to our class for discussion at the next meeting.
D. I think the paintings reflect the hope for a peaceful happy and prosperous life in the coming year.
E. I think we'll visit Dong Ho painting village in the morning and Dong Ky carpentry village in the afternoon.
F.They make many beautiful products with nice carving pictures on them.
G. The trip also provides you a short break out of Ha Noi to enjoy fresh air, tranquil scenery of rice-paddy fields.
H. After that, we'll have lunch with the foods and drinks that we have already brought along.
Nick: Our form teacher said that our class would have a one-day field trip to some traditional craft villages next month. Have you had the plans yet, Mi? You're the class monitor.
Mi: (1)
Nick: Where will we go, Mi?
Mi: (2)
Nick: Sounds interesting. Where are they? I've heard about them already, but I'm not sure.
Mi: (3)
Nick: I'll think our class should gather at our school gate at about seven o'clock. We should set off early…
Mi: Right. I think it's from seven to half past seven. It takes us one hour to get to Dong Ho Village by coach. (4)
Nick: I enjoy fresh air in the countryside. Are Dong Ho paintings very popular during the Tet festivals, Mi?
Mi: I think so, Nick. (5)
Nick: What will we do first in Dong Ho village?
Mi: There you will visit a workshop to see the special paintings made by the artists.
(6)
Nick: Sounds interesting. I've heard about some Dong Ho's famous paintings, such as “catching coconuts”,“mice wedding" and "jealousy".
Mi: (7)
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