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九上 Unit 7 课文改编练习
班级:_________ 姓名：_________
课文原文：
Chopin: A Great Inspiration
When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which was written by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!”
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest pianists—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a gifted composer who left behind more than 200 musical works.
Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school until he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 to widen his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life.
Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today.
Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked down on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important characteristic in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a valuable art form.
His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people proudly think of Poland as the country of Chopin.
When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries to attend his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old.
（出自人教版九上Unit7 Feel the Rhythm Section B）
一、词语运用
从方框中选择合适的单词，用其正确形式填空。每词只用一次，有两项多余。
When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which (1)______________by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!”
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest (2)______________—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a (3) ______________composer who left behind more than 200 musical works.
Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school until he was 16, but soon (4) _____________ his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 (5) _______________ his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life.
Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today.
Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked down on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important (6) _________________ in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a (7) ________________ art form.
His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people (8) _________________ think of Poland as the country of Chopin.
When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries (9) ________________ his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his (10) _______________ and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old.
1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________
6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________
二、短文填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或用括号内所给单词的正确形式填空。
When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which (1)______________(write)by young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!”
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated as one of the world’s greatest (2)______________(piano)—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a (3) ______________(gift)composer who left behind more than 200 musical works.
Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school (4) ______________ he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 (5) _______________(wide) his musical experience. By 1832, he had made his way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the rest of his life.
Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today.
Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked (6)____________ on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. But it became an important (7) _________________(character) in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a (8) ________________(value) art form.
His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going through years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people (9) _________________(proud) think of Poland as the country of Chopin.
When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries (10) _____________(attend) his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old.
1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________
6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________
三、盲填
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词，使短文通顺、意思完整。
When the great composer Robert Schumann first heard a work which was written (1)______________young Chopin, he said, “Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!”
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) was one of the greatest musicians in history. During his short lifetime, he was celebrated (2)______________ one of the world’s greatest pianists—even though he only gave around 30 concerts! He was also a gifted composer who left (3) ______________ more than 200 musical works.
Chopin was born in a village in Poland. He didn’t attend music school (4) ______________ he was 16, but soon outdid his teachers. His parents sent him to Vienna in 1829 to widen his musical experience. By 1832, he had made (5) _____________ way to Paris, the city that he would call home for the (6) _____________ of his life.
Chopin was not only a great pianist, but also a respected piano teacher. He often told his students, “Put all your soul into it! Play the way you feel!” This is advice that is still followed by musicians today.
Polish folk music was a kind of music that some people looked (7)____________ on at the time—it was seen as too simple and common. (8) _______________ it became an important characteristic in Chopin’s music. His use of Polish folk music caused people to see it as a valuable art form.
His music also helped build a nation which was divided up by other countries. By using Polish folk music, Chopin seemed to be saying to the world, “We are our own country with our own culture! We are our own people!” Chopin’s music encouraged his people and helped them keep going (9)_______________ years of difficulty. Today, the Polish people proudly think of Poland (10) _______________the country of Chopin.
When Chopin died from ill health at 39, thousands of people travelled from faraway countries to attend his funeral. Today, people around the world still listen to his moving and often sad music. It is studied in music schools, played by pianists, heard in films and on TV, and loved by listeners young and old.
1.____________ 2. ___________ 3. ______________ 4. ______________ 5. _____________
6.____________ 7. ___________ 8. ______________ 9. ______________ 10. ____________
参考答案：
一、词语运用
1.was written
2.pianists
3.gifted
4.outdid
5.to widen
6.characteristic
7.valuable
8.proudly
9.to attend
10.moving
二、短文填空
1.was written
2.pianists
3.gifted
4.until
5.to widen
6.down
7.characteristic
8.valuable
9.proudly
10.to attend
三、盲填
1.by 2. as 3. behind 4. until 5. his
6.rest 7. down 8. But 9. through 10. as

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