Unit2 单元测试-2024-2025学年译林版九年级英语上册

U2 单元测试 一、词汇填空(20分) 1. Martin Luther King Jr. was good at making inspiring (speak). 2. You need to meet higher (标准) if you want to get better results. 3. Can you believe that some British students find it hard to (分成) nine into three? 4. The thick haze(雾霾) over the city yesterday (影响) our life greatly. 5. Father is the head of my family, so he makes final (决定). 6. Seeing the (sad) in his mother’s eyes, the boy stopped laughing. 7. Most people have a kind of feeling that they often feel much (sleep) in spring. 8. I know from (person) experience how difficult this kind of work is. 9. Every year quite a few old people die because of the midsummer (hot) in Africa. 10. If you feel tired or stressed, you can do something (relax). 二、单项选择(17分) ( ) 1. —Mary, do you know if Tom the photo competition next month? —He will if he his project in Australia. A. enters; finishes B. enters; will finish C. will enter; will finish D. will enter; finishes ( ) 2. Simon said reminds me we did during the last trip to Beijing. A. What; of B. That; of C. That; of what D. What; of what ( ) 3. Jim looks sad today, but no one knows what . A. he is worrying B. is he worrying C. he is worrying about D. is he worrying about ( ) 4. The flowers in the classroom require every morning. The students are required good care of them by the teacher. A. watering; to take B. watering; taking C. to water; to take D. to water; taking ( ) 5. —Do you believe people can live on Mars? —Hard to say. Scientists are still not sure there is life on it. A. if; about that B. that; about whether C. that; if D. whether; if ( ) 6. Most people in our community prefer a walk after supper . A. to take; to relax B. to take; relaxing C. taking; to relaxing D. taking; to relax ( ) 7. Millie feels hungry, because she had only bread for breakfast this morning. A. a little; a bit B. a bit of; a little C. a little bit; a bit of D. a bit; a bit ( ) 8. You never know how much difficulty we had the problem. Luckily, we managed to solve it with Mr. Wu’s help. A. working out B. work out C. worked out D. to work out ( ) 9. —Shall we watch Japanese cartoons? —Japanese cartoons are not my cup of tea. I game shows cartoons. A. would rather; to B. prefer; to C. would rather; than D. prefer; than ( ) 10. I haven’t decided to wear a yellow dress for the meeting. Your advice will be to me. A. if; of use B. if; useful C. whether; of useful D. whether; of great use ( ) 11. He doubts his answer is right or not. He never doubts he can answer it correctly. A. if; that B. that; if C. if; whether D. whether; that ( ) 12. —Will Liuying come to school today? —I don’t know. But I also want to know . A. that she will come to school today B. whether will she come to school today C. how will she come to school today D. if she will come to school today ( ) 13. —Are you sure he the final exam? —Yes, I saw his marks just now. A. if; passed B. whether; has passed C. if; passes D. that; has passed ( ) 14. My younger brother had much homework that he felt . A. so; relaxed B. such; relaxed C. so; stressed D. such; stressed ( ) 15. She didn’t know soon. A. if her son will be back B. that her son will be back C. whether her son would be back D. if would her son be back ( ) 16. —How was your trip to Yellow Mountain? —Everything was wonderful except that our coach once on the way. A. calmed down B. broke down C. slowed down D. put down ( ) 17. For a long time they walked without saying word. John was the first to break silence. A. a; the B. the; a C. a; / D. the; / 三、翻译句子(10分) 1. 当你难以决定时，红色可以帮助你。 2. 不懂英语使他与人交流很困难。 3.我觉得穿什么衣服取决于个人喜好。 4.你能告诉我这本字典你借了多久? 5. Jim 宁愿放弃出国旅游也不愿缺席这次英语考试。 四、完型填空(15分) “Hello, sister” is a __1__ sentence. But for Shang Ruoyan, it means a lot. When she heard it from a little autistic(患自闭症的) girl, she almost __2__. “That was the first time she greeted me on her own. I was so touched,” she said. For over two years, Shang has __3__ at a local school for autistic kids. In fact, she has been a volunteer for many years before this. Every Tuesday, Shang would accompany autistic kids after school. She __4__ their studies, played the piano and made pudding(布丁) for them. She still __5__ the “embarrassing(尴尬的)” scene when she first met with them. “When I asked what color they liked, they didn’t __6__ me at all,” she said. But as she spent more __7__ with them, she learned __8__ to communicate with them. “It’s better to use simple words and short sentences __9__ they are not sensitive(敏感的) to language,” she said. __10__ she entered Junior 3. She became __11__ with schoolwork. But she still helped them in __12__ way. She opened a store on WeChat called “We sell love” with her friends. They sold hand-made soaps and __13__ more than 3,000 yuan. They donated all of it __14__ the school. In her free time, she did a lot of __15__ and read many books to learn about autism. She even wrote a report. “I put everything I learned in it. It may help more people learn about autism,” she said. ( )1. A. old B. simple C. lovely D. bored ( )2. A. jumped B. cried C. believed D. left ( )3. A. studied B. visited C. played D. volunteered ( )4. A. helped with B. picked up C. watch with D. made up ( )5. A. hates B. remembers C. reads D. keeps ( )6. A. call B. know C. answer D. like ( )7. A. time B. money C. energy D. work ( )8. A. what B. how C. why D. it ( )9. A. though B. but C. because D. unless ( )10. A. Before B. After C. Unless D. Though ( )11. A. busy B. bored C. uncertain D. happy ( )12. A. others B. the other C. another D. many ( )13. A. spent B. accepted C. borrowed D. made ( )14. A. for B. to C. as D. of ( )15. A. exercise B. research C. harm D. housework 五、阅读理解(8分) Researchers have found that cutting up children's food rather than giving them meals where they have to bite with their front teeth makes them better behaved at the dinner table. Foods that children have to pick up and bite into using their front teeth — such as chicken or whole apples — encourage aggressive(攻击性的) behavior, scientists at Cornell University have found. Children eating chicken on the bone were twice as aggressive as those given the same chicken cut into pieces, the study reports. Those eating on-the-bone chicken also ignored(忽视) adults' instructions more than twice as often and displayed much worse dinnertime behavior — such as standing on the table or jumping off chairs. This is thought to be an example of so-called “facial feedback(面部反馈)”, where using certain facial muscles improves particular emotions. Facial feedback from smiling is well known. People holding a pencil between their nose and upper lip — preventing smiling — consider a cartoon far less interesting than those forced to smile by holding the pencil between their teeth. In the case of eating, foods such as on-the-bone chicken, boiled corn and whole apples require the front teeth to be used for biting. Showing the front teeth uses the same facial muscle as the one that is used to show aggression, and the feedback may immediately increase aggressive behavior. Showing the front teeth is a common sign of aggression in the animal world. Being surrounded by bare(龇开的) teeth may make a child feel under threat, further increasing their aggression. As children have less self-control, they are more influenced by facial feedback than adults. This small study, named Eating Behaviors, looked at six to ten year olds, but the same effects are expected in both older and younger children. The advice from study leader, Professor Brian Wansink, is simple: “If you want a nice, quiet, relaxing meal with your kids, cut up their food.” ( ) 1. Why is it good for children to have food cut up? A. They will eat more. B. They behave better at the table. C. They will have healthy teeth. D. They are happy eaters. ( ) 2. What may children eating on-the-bone chicken do? A. Become less aggressive. B. Stand on the table. C. Keep seated on the chairs. D. Throw the bones. ( ) 3. Children with a pencil between their nose and upper lip will think cartoons than those who are forced to smile. A. less boring B. more aggressive C. more boring D. less aggressive ( ) 4. Which food is best for children's behavior at the table? A. Small pieces of meat B. Whole corn C. A whole apple D. A bone 六、任务型阅读(20分) David Adler is a dreamer. He always has been. As a boy, he often made up stories to make his brothers and sisters happy. His parents owned a house with three floors. They used it to keep unwanted things on the third floor. David loved to crawl(爬) around up there, looking through all the things. It gave him ideas for even more stories to tell! David, the dreamer, grew up and became a teacher. He didn’t stop dreaming, though. One day his three-year-old nephew visited him. He asked David a question. That question was followed by another question. And one after another. The boy’s questions just kept coming! After he left, David’s head was filled with all the questions his nephew had asked. David Adler wrote a story using all those thoughts. He sent it off to a publisher to see if they liked it. They did! His first story was going to become a book! It was called A Little At A Time. Not a lot changed after David Adler wrote his first book. The only thing that changed was he started doing more writing. David decided to take a break from teaching when his first son was born. His wife had a good job and wanted to go back to work. David had to stay at home to care for his son. Later, David took notes of all the things that he needed each time he took the baby outside. That thought inspired(激发) him to write a mystery book. It would be the first of many books centred on a character named Cam Jansen, a girl with an amazing memory. The books were a big success. Then he gave up teaching and became a full-time writer. David Adler has dreamed up a lot of different stories. He still spends a lot of time dreaming. It is how he comes up with ideas for his books. He says, “Don’t Think. Just Write!” He does his best work when he just writes the things that come into his head. David Adler—a dreamer David Adler’s writing c 1 As a boy He 2 stories to make his brothers and sisters happy. The unwanted things on the third floor gave him 3 for stories. As a teacher He 4 dreaming as before. His nephew’s 5 helped him write a story. His first book called A Little At A Time was 6 and became a book. As a 7 He took a break from teaching 8 his son’s birth. The 9 which he took while taking his son outside inspired him to write a mystery book. It’s his dreaming that 10 him to come up with ideas for his books. 七、缺词填空(10分) As one of the most famous gardens in China, Geyuan Garden lies in the north-east of the 1.a_________ Yangzhou City. It was 2. f_________ built in the Ming dynasty as Shouzhi Garden. Huang Zhijun, head of Salt Ministry in the Huai River Area(两淮盐业商总）rebuilt it 3.d_________ the period when Emperor Jiaqing ruled the Qing dynasty. Huang loved bamboo, and the 4.s_________ of bamboo leaves looks like that of Chinese character “ge”, so the garden got its name. Geyuan Garden is well-known for its well-designed stones, 5. e_________ its seasonal rockeries(假山）--- Bamboo stone for spring, Taihu stone for summer, Huang stone for 6.a_________ and Xuan stone for winter. The Spring Hill stands in the south of the garden with twelve blocks(块) of Bamboo stone shaped like the twelve animals of Chinese animal 7.s_________. Bao Shanlou 8. c_________ the Summer Hill to the Autumn Hill. The Winter Hill is separated from the Spring Hill by the west wall with two holes in it. The sight of the Spring Hill 9. t_________ the holes reminds the visitors of the Chinese saying “Spring returns to the earth year after year”. The four seasons rockeries 10.S_________ for different sights of the four seasons and make a lasting impression on visitors with rocks of different colours and shapes. 选做(10分) Many teenagers don't get along well with their parents and they don't know what to do. If you face such a problem, what I'm saying now might be (1) h________ to you. Have you ever thought of (2) t________ to your parents to find out why you don't get along well with each other? When I was a teenager, I didn't get on well with my parents, (3) e________. We sometimes argued(争吵) with each other. I am sorry that I had such an (4) e________. Now I'm a mother of four girls. Of course we have different opinions, but I encourage them to communicate with me openly and honestly. In this way I make sure that they (5) t________ me and come to me for anything. As a (6) r________, we get along very well. Arguing with your parents will make them angry and you won't feel good. Also, remember that the most important thing is to solve problems. Try your best to be calm. If you cannot control your (7) f________, you can go to a doctor or your teacher who could give you (8) a________ on your problem. Remember that your parents love you. Sometimes they do something that you find (9) h________ to understand. For example, you may want to be a singer in the future, but your parents want you to do something else. If (10) s________, try to think in their shoes. Life is too short and family is important! Try your best to get along well with your parents. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$