北师大版英语九年级unit6rolemodels单元同步练习

北师大版英语九年级unit6rolemodels单元同步练习内容摘要：

racter B Three apples have changed the world. One is for Eve, one is for Newton. The third is in the hands of Steve Jobs. said someone. Steve Jobs was the former CEO of the Apple puter pany in his parents39。 garage(车库 ) on April Fool39。 s Day, 1976. Through many years39。 hard work, Jobs and his Apple products were a great success. People believe he has made the world a better place. Many young people also think of Apple products as a fashion icon. Because of his great achievements in this area, he was honoured with a number of awards, including the National Medal of Technology in 1985, the Times cover character (封面人物 ) and the Most Successful Manager in 1997. Jobs39。 road to success wasn39。 t an easy one. He experienced several ups and downs, but he was still standing. Just as Hemingway in The Old Man and the Sea said, A man can be destroyed, but not be defeated(打败 ). So he was considered as an American hero. What did Jobs39。 workers and family members think of him? On one hand, some workers described him as a strange, badtempered(坏脾气的 ) boss. They said he was impatient with those who disagreed with him or didn39。 t understand his ideas. On the other hand, his family members thought of him as a homeloving dad with each of his four children. He worried about all the things of them, such as their boyfriends, travel, safety and even skirt length. Though he was quite busy, he still attended his daughter39。 s graduation party. 60. Where did Steve Jobs set up the Apple puter pany? A. In his own house. B. In his friend39。 s house. C. In his friend39。 s garage. D. In his parents39。 garage. 61. What do you think of Steve Jobs according to (根据 ) the passage? A. Homeloving. B. Honest. C. Jealous. D. Humorous. 62. What award did Steve Jobs achieve in 1985? A. The Most Successful Manager. B. The Top Richest Man. C. The National Medal of Technology. D. The Times cover character. 63. Why was he considered as an American hero according to the passage? A. Because he developed lots of Apple products. B. Because he set up the Apple puter pany. C. Because he devoted himself to the area of puter. D. Because he wasn39。 t defeated after several ups and downs. 64. From the passage, we know that . A. Steve Jobs was very famous only in the USA B. Steve Jobs was too busy to care about his children C. Steve Jobs changed the world a lot with his Apple products D. Steve Jobs never got into any trouble on his way to success C For the first time, Zhang Shengyu, a student from Laiyang Middle School in Shandong, didn39。 t ask her mother to buy her a new schoolbag or any new pens for the beginning of the school term. My old schoolbag can still be used, so there is no need to buy a new one, Zhang said, I39。 ve decided to be thrifty from now on. As the center of the family39。 s attention, many of the onechild generation (一代人 ) do not know about the hardships of life. They sometimes have no idea of the value of things. Many students would throw away pens and erasers that haven39。 t been used up and buy new ones. Some like to pete with each other to see whose clothes and school things are more expensive. On its website in January, the Ministry of Education called on students to form good habits such as working hard, being helpful and thrifty, to avoid wasting food and to pay more attention to study and others. Many schools consider teaching the value of money to be an important lesson and encourage their students to be thrifty. Students at No. 44 Middle School of Shijiazhuang, Hebei planted many fruit trees in their school. Through taking care of the trees, the students learned how to value things. At Tie Yi Middle School in Xi39。 an, students anized a group to collect waste and reuse them. What we students do are small things, but I think with everyone39。 s work, we can make a difference, said Li Dongdong, 16, a student from the group. 65. The underlined word thrifty in Paragraph 1 means . A. giving money to the poor B. spending lots of money C. spending no money at all D. using money carefully and wisely 66. Many of the onechild generation usually . A. waste t。