2026年学习之友九年级英语上册人教版第74页答案
Ⅰ.写·单词
1. 现实;事实 n.
reality

→真实的;现实的 adj.
real

→真地;真实地 adv.
really

2. 作为原因的;有责任的 adj.
responsible

3. 迅速的;瞬间的 adj.
rapid

→迅速地 adv.
rapidly

4. 塑造 v. 形状 n.
shape

5. 石头;岩石 n.
stone

6. 昂贵的;价格高的 adj.
expensive

7. 官员;军官 n.
officer

→办公室 n.
office

→公务的,职务的,官方的 adj.
official

8. 没有一个;毫无 pron.
none

9. 某些;确定的 adj.(不提及人或事物的名称时用)某些 pron.
certain

→确定地;一定地 adv.
certainly

10. 合适的;适宜的 adj.
suitable

→适合;合适 v.
suit

11. 便宜的 adj. 低廉地 adv.
cheap

→便宜地 adv.
cheaply

12. 诞生;出现 n.
birth

13. 买得起;能做 v.
afford

14. 公司;陪伴 n.
company

15. 广泛地;普遍地 adv.
widely

→广泛的;普遍的 adj.
wide

→宽度;广度;宽阔 n.
width

答案

1. reality; real; really
2. responsible
3. rapid; rapidly
4. shape
5. stone
6. expensive
7. officer; office; official
8. none
9. certain; certainly
10. suitable; suit
11. cheap; cheaply
12. birth
13. afford
14. company
15. widely; wide; width
Ⅱ.写·词块
1. 引起某事
responsible for sth.

2. 后来;其后
later on

3. (使)加速
speed up

4. 造成;导致
result in

5. 导致;造成
lead to

6. 试图找到做某事的方法
be looking to do sth.

答案

1. responsible for sth.
2. later on
3. speed up
4. result in
5. lead to
6. be looking to do sth.
Ⅲ.写·句子
1.所有这些东西都依靠一项发明——造纸术。
All of these things depend on one

invention—papermaking.

2.在古代中国,许多不同的材料被用来在上面写字……
In ancient China, many different materials

were used to write on. . .

3.人们尝试了不同的方法来制作可以书写的东西,但没有一个是理想的。
Different methods for creating something

to write on were tried, but none were ideal.

4.旧衣服能被用来制造一种适合写字的特殊材料。
Old clothes could be used to make a

special material suitable to write on.

5.在蔡伦实验的第一阶段,所有的原材料被混合并在水中煮沸。
In the first step of Cai Lun's experiment, all the ingredients were mixed and boiled

in water.

6.随后,这种材料被抽打,被切碎,并再跟水混合在一起。
Then, this material was beaten, cut up,

and mixed with water again.

7.最后,这种纤维被晾干并被挤压成纸。
Finally, this fibre was dried and pressed

to form paper.

8.后来,这种造纸技术不仅加速了中国文化的发展,而且也改变了全世界的文明。
Later on, the papermaking technique not only speeded up the development of

Chinese culture, but also changed civilizations around the world.

答案

1. All of these things depend on one invention—papermaking.
2. In ancient China, many different materials were used to write on. . .
3. Different methods for creating something to write on were tried, but none were ideal.
4. Old clothes could be used to make a special material suitable to write on.
5. In the first step of Cai Lun's experiment, all the ingredients were mixed and boiled in water.
6. Then, this material was beaten, cut up, and mixed with water again.
7. Finally, this fibre was dried and pressed to form paper.
8. Later on, the papermaking technique not only speeded up the development of Chinese culture, but also changed civilizations around the world.