Unit 10综合能力评估试题 2024-2025学年人教版九年级英语全册

null Unit 10综合能力评估试题 Class: ____________ Name: ____________ Full marks: 160 Your marks: ____________ 第I卷（选择题 共100分） 第一部分 听力（共35分） 第一节（本节5个小题，每小题1.5分，共7.5分） ( )1. How many times has the girl been to Korea? A. Only once. B. Twice. C. Three times. ( )2. What does the boy want to buy for Jenny? A. A watch. B. A scarf. C. A bike. ( )3. Where did the boy go last week? A. France. B. Mexico. C. Japan. ( )4. Where did the speakers have dinner yesterday? A. In a hotel. B. At Maria’s home. C. In a restaurant. ( )5. What are the speakers going to do? A. Buy a watch. B. Watch a movie. C. Go to a party. 第二节（本节10个小题，每小题1.5分，共15分） 听第6段材料，回答第6至第8三个小题。 ( )6. Who had a party last night? A. Steve. B. Linda. C. Sue. ( )7. What does Linda’s dad do? A. A cook. B. A reporter. C. A violinist. ( )8. Where is Sue from? A. China. B. The UK. C. France. 听第7段材料，回答第9至第11三个小题。 ( )9. When will Leo get to London? A. Next Monday. B. Next Tuesday. C. Next Wednesday. ( )10. Where is Leo from? A. Mexico. B. Norway. C. Brazil. ( )11. What is Leo’s favorite food? A. Chicken. B. Fish. C. Beef. 听第8段材料，回答第12至第15四个小题。 ( )12. What’s Peter’s dad like? A. Smart. B. Friendly. C. Serious. ( )13. What does Peter’s dad do? A. He is a manager. B. He is a teacher. C. He is a reporter. ( )14. What did the girl leave at Tina’s home? A. Her watch. B. Her gloves. C. Her wallet. ( )15. What was the time when the speakers wanted to go to Tina’s house? A. 9:50 p.m. B. 10:00 p.m. C. 10:10 p.m. 第三节（本节5个小题，每小题2.5分，共12.5分） ( )16. What is“Give me five”used to do? A. To make people laugh. B. To ask for money. C. To celebrate success. ( )17. Which part of body does“Give me five”mean hitting? A. Hands. B. Arms. C. Legs. ( )18. When can you give your friends a high five? A. When you go back home. B. When you cook some dishes. C. When you win a football game. ( )19. Where did“Give me five”start? A. In Old Rome. B. In America. C. In Japan. ( )20. Why did people raise their right arms to the king? A. To make the king happy. B. To show they were polite. C. To show they had no knives. 第二部分 基础知识运用（共20分） 第一节单项选择（本节10个小题，每小题0.5分，共5分） ( )21. All of my classmates have heard the news about Germany going out of the World Cup after losing to South Korea _______ me because I'm not a football fan. A. among B. except C. from D. without ( )22. His _______ didn't sound so helpful to the project that all the people present were against it. A. attention B. competition C. resolution D. suggestion ( )23. They felt very tired. After an hour's break, they felt a little _______. A. worried B. shocked C. relaxed D. interested ( )24. Linda told me the result of the exam _______ she knew it. A. so that B. even though C. as soon as D. ever since ( )25. He _______ arrive at six o'clock, but he hasn't appeared so far. A. is supposed to B. isn't supposed to C. was supposed to D. wasn't supposed to ( )26. The girl who used to _______ shy has got used to _______ speeches in front of crowds. A. be; make B. being; make C. being; making D. be; making ( )27. Susan, the movie INCREDIBLES 2 is well worth _______. You can take your son to watch it and he must like it. A. watching B. being watched C. to watch D. to be watched ( )28. —Have you telephoned your husband? —Yes. He is expected _______ next week. A. return B. returning C. returned D. to return ( )29. I am getting hot, so I'm going to _______ my coat. A. take away B. take back C. take off D. take out ( )30. —Sorry, sir. I haven't finished the report yet. —_______. It is due in a week. A. It's up to you B. It's no big deal C. Well, that's too bad D. Well, it's hard to say 第二节完形填空（本节15个小题，每小题1分，共15分） I’ve been traveling around the world since 2003. I have lived in 23 31 and stayed at least a month (usually three months, and over a year in some) in each country. I have 32 lots of time in speaking its language and tried to 33 its culture and made local friends. Also I have picked up some habits which might seem 34 . One of them I got from Italy is the“squillo”, giving people a quick phone call and hanging up before they 35 . We do this all the time in most countries if we want to give someone our 36 , by noting theirs and then calling them 37 for a second (秒), and they’d see our number on 38 caller ID. Italians, however, take this to the next level (级别) and make it a 39 new form of communication! Usually, you call someone and then hang up because the receiver knows clearly 40 you call. 41 , if you are meeting up with the receiver but you will arrive 10 minutes late, the squillo 42 that you are on your way. Giving a squillo is sometimes like blowing a kiss 43 your phone. You can’t have big talks with your friends on the phone during the workday. 44 you can give them a squillo to show you’re thinking about them today. Now I still keep this strange but sweet 45 . It does add color to my life. ( )31. A. towns B. cites C. countries D. hotels ( )32. A. left B. spent C. saved D. shared ( )33. A. learn about B. write about C. give up D. make up ( )34. A. personal B. expensive C. strange D. wrong ( )35. A. argue B. sleep C. pay D. answer ( )36. A. number B. address C. name D. photo ( )37. A. still B. just C. even D. also ( )38. A. our B. his C. their D. your ( )39. A. normally B. gradually C. generally D. completely ( )40. A. when B. why C. where D. whom ( )41. A. For example B. In the end C. What’s more D. All in all ( )42. A. means B. warns C. wonders D. doubts ( )43. A. for B. with C. by D. in ( )44. A. And B. So C. Or D. But ( )45. A. symbol B. custom C. habit D. dream 第三部分 阅读理解 （本部分20个小题，每小题2分，共40分） A An American named Greg Mortenson has written a very popular book with a very unusual title (标题). It's called Three Cups of Tea. In it, Mortenson talks about his experiences building schools for poor children in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Why did he do this? And how did the book get its title? In 1993, Mortenson wanted to climb a high mountain in Pakistan called K2. He stayed on the mountain for more than 70 days, but he couldn't reach the top. After he turned to go down, he became very sick and weak. Two local men took him to a small village called Korphe. There, the Balti people took care of him for several weeks until he got stronger. To thank the people of the village for their kindness, he decided to build a school in Korphe. Mortenson worked hard for years to get the money for his first school. Since then, he has built more than 70 schools, and more than 25,000 boys and girls have studied in them. His work was sometimes very difficult, because he was a foreigner and his customs were different. Some men in the villages were very angry with him, because they didn't want schools for girls. But Mortenson learned about the local cultures, and he found a good way to break the ice: by drinking tea with the local people. That's where the title of his book comes from. The Balti people have a saying,“The first time you drink tea with a Balti, you are a stranger. The second time you have tea, you are an honored guest. The third time you share a cup of tea, you become family.” By drinking three cups of tea with the local people, Mortenson was able to connect with them and learn about their villages and their problems. ( )46. In 1993, Mortenson _______. A. moved to Korphe B. reached the top of K2 C. built a school in Korphe D. was saved by the Balti people ( )47. Some villagers were angry with Mortenson because he _______. A. climbed K2 B. was a foreigner C. built schools for girls D. asked them for money ( )48. In order to build a good relationship with the local people, Mortenson _______. A. drank tea with them B. wrote a book about them C. treated them as honored guests D. brought tea from America to them ( )49. What does the passage mainly talk about? A. The story behind a book. B. An amazing climber. C. The Balti customs. D. A strange village. B Our names are Harvey and Mariana. My husband Harvey's 54 and I'm 48. We live and work in Newcastle in the north of England. Harvey's family were originally ( 起 初) from Jamaica, but they've been here for three generations (代) now, and my family are all local too. Harvey was 23 when we first met, at a local theater group. I'm a social worker by profession, but I've always loved acting. Our other hobby is jazz ( 爵 士 乐). Harvey plays the drums — he's just the best! And I do a bit of singing. There's a great jazz club in town that we go to about twice a month. We heard about this group at the club, and what we'd really like to do is make a music video and share it with you all on the Internet. My name's Ulrike and I'm 27 years old. I'm from Lübeck in Germany, but I live and work in Nagoya in central Japan. I've been here for three years now, and I must say that Japan is a fascinating place, although I miss my family and friends from home. We keep in touch by e-mail. I've listened to jazz music since I was a child. My father played jazz with a group of friends, and he was the pianist. I don't play an instrument myself, but I love the music. I'm interested in joining this group because I have lots of good recordings to share, and a lot of questions to ask about classical jazz! ( )50. Harvey and Mariana _______. A. are the same age B. were born in Jamaica C. first met over 30 years ago D. both work as social workers ( )51. Where do Harvey and Mariana go every month? A. A jazz club. B. A local theater. C. An acting school. D. An Internet company. ( )52. Who can play the piano? A. Ulrike. B. Ulrike's father. C. Mariana. D. Mariana's husband. ( )53. The couple and Ulrike are interested in _______. A. making their own music videos B. moving abroad with their family C. joining an Internet group for jazz fans D. opening a music club with their friends C Rahanna Bisseret Martinez is a 13-year-old chef (厨师) from California, USA. Early this year, she took part in“Top Chef Junior”, a cooking competition show for 12 chefs, ages 11 to 14, from all over America. Rahanna finished second in the competition. Here is an interview with her. Reporter: How did you get into cooking? Rahanna: My earliest memories are of being in the kitchen and cooking. But I started working on recipes (食谱) at 10 years old. Reporter: What is your favorite recipe? Rahanna: I like to cook everything. I really like to cook whatever I haven't cooked before. Reporter: ▲ Rahanna: I'm better about making sure I have my ingredients ( 原 料) in order. I'm able to work a lot faster in the kitchen. Reporter: How did you get on the show? Rahanna: I went to Los Angeles for a boot camp (集训营). There were 20 to 25 children, and we all had little challenges that we had to do, showing our skills. They whittled the group down each day and the top 12 got to go on the show. Reporter: What's next for you? Rahanna: I'll be looking for a part-time job in a restaurant kitchen. I'm also working on a book. It'll be more than just a cookbook; there'll be surprises too! ( )54. What can we learn about“Top Chef Junior”? A. 14 kids took part. B. Rahanna won first place. C. It took place in California, USA. D. It is a national cooking competition. ( )55. When Rahanna was 10, she _______. A. took part in her first cooking show B. began to show interest in cooking C. began working on recipes D. first cooked in the kitchen ( )56. Which question can be put in“ ▲ ”? A. Who cooks best in your family? B. What did you learn from being on the show? C. Any advice for kids who are interested in cooking? D. Are you satisfied with your performance on the show? ( )57. What does the underlined phrase “ whittled down”mean in Chinese? A. 奖励 B. 惩罚 C. 扩大 D. 削减 D Where in the classroom do you prefer to sit, and why? Scientists have discovered that seating preference not only reflects students' personalities (个性), but it also has a strong impact on their learning. That's to say, students' learning attitudes and results have to do with where they sit. Scientists have developed a funnel-like (漏斗状的) model of“learning zones (区 域)”to describe the relationship between seating and learning. In this model, the mouth of the funnel (A) is the best position for learning. Students in this front area are found to be the most active and best learners. They show greater interest in learning, which leads them to pay more attention to learning and attend class activities more actively than the other students. Those in the neck of the funnel (B) are not as careful in class, but they ask a lot of questions, partly because of the added confidence (自信) they feel from being in a safe zone, with other students around. The worst is the area “outside the funnel (C, D)”, which refers to the sides and the back. Students there find it hard to listen to teachers carefully and they often fall asleep. Studies about learning zones suggest that students can learn better if traditional seating plans are changed. In fact, a growing number of teachers have begun to use less traditional seating plans, such as“U-type”. There are no side or back areas, so teachers can bring out more interest from their students and increase student-teacher interaction (互动). ( )58. Which area students are the most careful in class? A. Area A. B. Area B. C. Area C. D. Area D. ( )59. Which of the following is TRUE about the students sitting in Area B? A. They fall asleep in class a lot. B. They seldom ask questions in class. C. They take part in class activities most actively. D. They have more confidence because of being in a safe zone. ( )60. According to the last paragraph, which type of seating is NOT good for increasing student-teacher interaction? ( )61. Which is the best title for the passage? A. Learning zones B. Learning habits C. Wonderful“U-type” D. Traditional seating plans E Roger Bannister was a well-known doctor in England. But the world knew him for another thing. He was the first person to run a mile in less than 4 minutes. It happened almost 64 years ago. Bannister was running at an Oxford University track meet (田径运动会). He crossed the finish line in 3 minutes and 59.4 seconds at the mile run. Although his record was kept just for 46 days, he became a hero in England. Bannister set his record on May 6, 1954. He was a medical student at Oxford. He was also a runner there. He had run the 1,500-meter race at the 1952 Olympics. Some people thought he would win. But he finished in fourth place. British people were upset. He was, too. But he decided to keep running. He set a goal ( 目 标) for himself: He would break the 4-minute mile. That was a big goal. Gunder Hägg, of Sweden, held the record at the time. It was 4 minutes, 1.4 seconds. Bannister was busy with his studies and could only train half an hour each day. Other runners were trying to break the record, too. When Bannister finished his race, the announcer (播音员) called out his time:“3 ...”The rest was not heard over the shouts of the crowd. The“3”was all that mattered. John Landy, of Australia, broke his record on June 21, 1954. His time was 3 minutes, 58 seconds. Bannister's record has been broken many times. The record for the mile run now is 3 minutes, 43.13 seconds. That belongs to Hicham El Guerrouj, of Morocco. He has held it since 1999. However, Bannister, the first person to break the 4-minute mile, will always have a special place in history. ( )62. Roger Bannister set his record _______. A. in 1964 B. in June C. as a well-known doctor D. at a university track meet ( )63. How did Roger Bannister feel about his performance at the 1952 Olympics? A. Upset. B. Lucky. C. Surprised. D. Proud. ( )64. John Landy changed the mile world record to _______. A. 4′1.4″ B. 3′59.4″ C. 3′58″ D. 3′43.13″ ( )65. The present record for the mile run is held by a man from _______. A. England B. Australia C. Morocco D. America 第四部分 句子成分 （本部分5个小题，每小题1分，共5分） ( )66. There isn’t anything in the box. A. 表语 B. 宾语 C. 主语 D. 谓语 ( )67. Someone knocked loudly at the door just now. A. 主语 B. 谓语 C. 状语 D. 宾语 ( )68. If you plan to go to America, make sure that you have an American passport. A. 谓语 B. 主语 C. 表语 D. 状语 ( )69. Volunteering to help on the farm made Tom happy. A. 真正主语 B. 形式主语 C. 间接宾语 D. 宾语补足语 ( )70. Learning different customs is very important. A. 主语 B. 宾语 C. 表语 D. 状语 第Ⅱ卷（非选择题 共60分） 第一节任务型阅读（本节5个小题，每小题3分，共15分） People in many parts of the world celebrate Mardi Gras, which is also called Fat Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday. It is a very popular carnival ( 狂 欢 节). It often begins in February or March, and the festival season is different from city to city. Many people say it is“the biggest free show on Earth”, and it is an exciting holiday for both children and adults. There are big Mardi Gras celebrations in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Sydney (Australia), Nice (France), Venice (Italy), and Cologne (Germany), but the biggest and most famous is in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. In New Orleans the whole city stops for one huge party. Tens of thousands of people fill the streets and there are hundreds of parades (游行). Each parade has a king and queen and people wear clothes with the Mardi Gras colors of purple, green and gold. There is a lot of music and dancing. People in the parade throw special Mardi Gras coins, flowers and candies to the crowds. After each parade there is a big party called a ball. People wear masks (面具) and they dance all night. A favorite tradition of the New Orleans Mardi Gras is king cake. This is a special cake in the Mardi Gras colors. There are many different kinds, and people eat thousands of them! 71. What is the passage mainly about? (within 5 words) __________________________________________ 72. How many cities that celebrate Mardi Gras are mentioned? (1 word) __________________________________________ 73. What are the Mardi Gras colors? (within 4 words) __________________________________________ 74. What do people in the Mardi Gras parade throw to the crowds? (within 7 words) __________________________________________ 75. What is king cake? (within 10 words) __________________________________________ 第二节 汉译英（共5个小题，每小题3分，共15分） 76. 你应该使客人有宾至如归的感觉。 __________________________________________ 77. 我不得不马上离开因为这里的噪音将会让我发狂。 __________________________________________ 78. 她被期望成为一名好医生。 __________________________________________ 79. 每个人都将努力按时完成这项工作。 __________________________________________ 80. 我只是顺便看看她过得怎么样。 __________________________________________ 第三节 书面表达（本节1个题，共30分） 假如你是王洁，你的美国朋友Jenny发电子邮件想向你了解中国的就餐文化，请你根据电子邮件内容回复她。 Dear Wang Jie, I'm going to China. I will probably be invited to a dinner. But I'm worried about what I should and shouldn't do as a guest during the dinner. Please give me some advice. I'm looking forward to your reply. Yours, Jenny Dear Jenny, I'm so glad you're coming to China! Before you come, you should know about table manners in our country. Here is some advice. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I hope this is helpful. E-mail me if you have any other questions. Yours, Unit 10综合能力评估试题听力材料及参考答案 听力材料 第一节 1. M: I think Korea is a beautiful country. Have you ever been there before? W: Yes. I’ve been there three times. 2. M: I want to buy a watch for Jenny as a birthday present. What about you? W: I want to get a scarf for her. 3. W: I heard you went to Mexico last week, Tom. How was your trip? M: Oh, I didn’t go there. I went to Japan. It was a great trip. 4. M: Hey, Maria. I’m calling to thank you for the nice dinner I had in your house yesterday. W: It’s my pleasure. Hope to see you again sometime. 5. W: Please look at the clock on the wall and tell me what time it is. 　M: It’s seven thirty. Let’s hurry! We’ll be late for the movie. 第二节 听第6段材料，回答第6至第8三个小题。 W: Did you have fun at Linda’s party last night, Steve? M: Yeah! The long noodles that her dad made were very delicious. W: Is her dad a cook? M: No, her dad is a reporter in the UK. Her mom is a violinist. W: Linda must play the violin very well, yes? M: Yes, but her Chinese friend Sue plays the violin better than her. 听第7段材料，回答第9至第11三个小题。 W: Ted, when will your friend arrive in London? M: Next Monday. W: Is your friend a boy or a girl? M: A boy. His name’s Leo. He’s from Tromso, a city in the north of Norway. W: What should I do when I meet Leo? M: Shaking hands is OK. W: What food does Leo like best? M: Fish. The same as me. 听第8段材料，回答第12至第15四个小题。 M: How do you feel about Tina’s cousin Peter? W: Smart and friendly. M: What did you talk about just now? W: Songs. Peter also likes music and history like me. M: What about Peter’s dad? W: Very serious. But I like him. He knows a lot about my school. He’s good with our head teacher Mr. Smith. M: Is he also a teacher? W: No, he is a manager of a hotel. Oh, Dad! I left my gloves at Tina’s home. When I shook hands with Peter, I took them off and put them on the sofa. M: Let’s go back and get them. W: How long does it take to get to Tina’s home from here by car? M: About ten minutes. W: Now it’s ten to ten. It’s too late. I’ll get them back tomorrow. M: All right. 第三节 When you go to the USA, and someone says to you “Give me five”, what should you do? Don’t take out five dollars from your pocket! It will make others laugh! The person is not asking for your money, but for your fingers. In the USA, “Give me five” or “Give me high five” is popular. You can see it in films or on TV. It means hitting each other’s raised hands. People do it when they meet for the first time or some happy things happen. For example, a student gets good marks in the exam or wins a competition. If a football team wins, their players will give high fives to everyone around to celebrate. “Give me five” may come from Old Rome. A person raised the right arm for the king to show that he or she didn’t have a knife in the hand. Why not try to give the high five to your friends? 参考答案 第I卷 听力: 1-5 CACBB 6-10 BBAAB 11-15 BCABA 16-20 CACAC 单项选择： 21-25 BDCCC 26-30 DADCB 完形填空： 31-35 CBACD 36-40 ABCDB 41-45 AABDC 阅读理解： 46-49 DCAA 50-53 CABC 54-57 DCBD 58-61 ADBA 62-65 DACC 句子成分： 66-70 CBDDC 第II卷 任务型阅读： 71. How people celebrate Mardi Gras. 72. 6 / Six. 73. Purple, green and gold. 74. Special Mardi Gras coins, flowers and candies. 75. The traditional food eaten at the New Orleans Mardi Gras. / A special cake in the Mardi Gras colors. 汉译英： 76. You should make your guests feel at home. 77. I have to leave at once because the noises here will make me mad. 78. She is expected to be a good doctor. 79. Everyone will make an effort to finish the work on time. 80. I just dropped by to see how she was getting on. 书面表达： Dear Jenny, I’m so glad you’re coming to China! Before you come, you should know about table manners in our country. Here is some advice. If you’re invited to a dinner, there will be a lot of different dishes, not just three courses. You may find it difficult to use chopsticks if you haven’t tried before. It’s a good idea to get some practice before you come. When the food is served, you should wait until you’re invited to eat. The plates will be placed in the middle of the table for everyone to share. Take a little of everything and then have some more of the things you like. During the meal, you should say how much you like it because it takes much time to prepare it. I hope this is helpful. E-mail me if you have any other questions. Yours, Wang Jie 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$