Unit 3定时练习-重庆市第一中学教育集团2025-2026学年人教版九年级英语全册

 

重庆一中Unit 3 定时作业

姓名：___________

一、单项选择:（1*10=10 分）

(        ) 1. —Tom, there is ______ underground parking lot in the theater and we can drive there.

—Oh no, it’s rush hour now. I think we’d better go there by_____subway.

A. a;  ／            B. a; the                         C. an;  ／                      D. an; the

(        ) 2. —Is this the ______ address of your friend’s coffee bar?

—I don’t know. Let me call him and make sure of that.

A. strange           B. direct                 C. nearby          D. correct

(        ) 3. The map tells us the city library is ______our right, just _______the payphone.

A. on; behind             B. on; besides           C. to; behind        D. in; beside

(        ) 4. ________ you don’t make mistakes now, you may forget the ways to solve them _________ you practice every day.

A. When, if                B. When, until        C. Even though, unless D. Even if, until

(        ) 5. —Excuse me, where can I find a post office?

—I’m afraid you just _________one. Turn around and you can see it.

A. past                B. passed                C. go past              D. go pass

(        ) 6. He said he __________ me with my math if he was free.

A. helped                   B. would help         C. helps             D. will help

(        ) 7. —Does my question sound________ enough?

—I don’t think so. You can ask more ______ by using “could” or “please” .

A. politely, politely B. politely, polite       C. polite, politely    D. polite, polite

(        ) 8. They were wondering where ______ the office party and I suggested ______ to the Chinese restaurant near the station.

1. to hold; going   B. to hold; to go        C. holding; to go    D. holding; going

(        ) 9. —May I ask you some questions about English learning?

 —                 ? It’s too noisy here. What is your request?

A. Really        B. Pardon               C. Why not         D. So what

(        ) 10. —Could you please tell me                            ？

—Yes. There is one on Center Street.

A. where can I buy some stamps                 B. when you will take your vacation

C. when was the telephone invented            D. if there are any good restaurants around here

二、完型填空 （2*10=20 分）

I sat down to read under an old tree in the park. I felt my life was ____ 1____, for my whole world was dark. A young boy ran up to me, out of breath. He stood right before me with his head down and said ____2____, “Look, what I’ve found!” In his hand was a ____3____, and what a poor sight! It was dry and dead. I gave him a small smile and then turned my eyes away so that he could take his dry flower and go off to play.

However, he sat next to my side and placed the flower to his nose and said ____4____ surprise, “It smells sweet and it’s beautiful, too. That’s ____5____ I picked it. Here, it is for you.” The flower before me was dead.

But I knew I must ____6____it, or he might never leave. So, I accepted the flower and replied, “This is just what I wanted.” Just then, for the first time, I notice that the boy could not ____7____, because he was blind.

Tears came down my face as I thanked him for picking ____8____ one. “You are welcome,” he smiled and then ran off to play. I sat there and wondered how he was able to learn about my pain. Through the eyes of a blind child, at last I could see the problem was not with the world; the problem was with ___9____: for all those years, I myself had been blind. I decided  to  see  the  beauty  in  life,  and  enjoy  every  second  of  my  life.  And  then  I  held  that  dry  flower  up  to  my _____ 10____and breathed in the smell of a beautiful rose.

(    )1. A. fascinating                  B. colorful                        C. simple                         D. hopeless

(    )2. A. sadly                            B. excitedly                     C. angrily                         D. patiently

(    )3. A. stone                          B. leaf                              C. flower                          D. bird

(    )4. A. by                               B. in                                C. on                               D. without

(    )5. A. because                       B. why                             C. how                              D. when

(    )6. A. accept                          B. refuse                          C. buy                              D. throw

(    )7. A. smile                            B. see                               C. hear                              D. speak

(    )8. A. the best                       B. the worst                      C. the smallest                 D. the biggest

(    )9. A. it                                 B. you                             C. him                              D. me

(    )10. A. eyes                           B. mouth                          C. nose                             D. ears

三、阅读理解  (2*8=16 分)

A

Book title: Save Me a Seat Authors: Sarah Weeks and Gita Varadarajan Reviewed by: kidsmustread.com The book is an interesting middle-school story about the character development of  Ravi and Joe. The basic storyline: Ravi and Joe go to the same school in America but they are quite different. Ravi is a new sixth-grade kid from India while Joe is a veteran (老手) of the school. Ravi is confident about his abilities in sports and wants to be noticed. On the other hand, Joe tries his best not to be seen even though he is good at studying.

Dillion is one of their classmates. Ravi thinks that Dillon is cool and wants to be his friend. However, Joe wants to keep away from him because Dillion often laughs at him. When Dillon  decides to have some “fun” at Ravi, will Ravi finally find out who Dillon really is? Will Joe be brave enough to help Ravi? Read the book to find out. For parents: Ravi's change is a great example of character development. Ravi, the “popular” boy in his    school in India, usually makes fun of another child. He realizes that it's not fun only when he is   being made fun of in America. Seeing what happens to Ravi, Joe finally decides to stand out and face everything bravely together with Ravi. Recommended (推荐的） age: This book is a must-read for children 10+ years.

(        ) 1.The passage is a ______

A. book review      B. poem          C. play                    D. letter

(        )2.Save Me a Seat fits ______best.

A. parents who have new-born babies         B. college school students

C. middle school students                                D. middle school teachers

(        )3.According to the passage, Ravi ______

A.is a new seventh-grade student                  B. wants to be noticed

C. used to be nice to another child in India   D. laughs at Dillion in America

(        )4.After reading Save Me a Seat, parents can learn ______from the book.

A. information about a good school             B. a good example of character development

C. useful ways of language learning            D. advice on parent-child relationship

B

The movie, Chang’an, which hit cinemas on July 8, has scored 8.2 out of 10 points with nearly150,000 reviews（评论）on popular review platform Douban Movie.

The movie Chang’an takes its title from the ancient name of Xi’an in Shaanxi province. Using Gao Shi, a famous poet during the Tang Dynasty as a main character, the movie tells stories about a group of excellent poets in his time such as Li Bai, Du Fu and Wang Wei. Unlike other movies put on Chinese screens before, the 168-minute movie is the longest Chinese animated movie.

During the showing of the movie, many children who go along with their parents excitedly recite（背诵）the poems whenever they appear, which has caused a great discussion among audiences（观众）whose reviews can be seen on different platforms.

Some think it irritating. “More than half of the audiences were primary school students, and the girl behind me was reciting really loudly whenever it was something she knows.” one review said, adding that parents should teach their children to act properly(合适地) in public places, especially when they are trying to let their children learn something.

“There are even parents who record their children reciting in the cinema, as if they haven’t seen the no-recording rule.” another review said. Many reviews advised cinemas organize family-only showings and keep them away from those who want silence during the showing.

Yu Xin, a movie reviewer, said on his Sina Weibo moviegoers should be more understanding. “It’s a wonderful sound.It’s the unique romance that only belongs to Chinese cinemas.” he said, adding when the musical movie Les Miserable hit Chinese screens a few years ago, audiences who sang along were highly thought of.

(          )1. How does the writer develop his idea in Paragraph 1?

A. By comparing differences.                                    B. By giving examples.

C. By explaining the reason.                                      D. By listing numbers and facts.

(          )2. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?

A. The movie Chang’an is the longest Chinese movie.

B. Chang’an has gotten about 15, 000 reviews on Douban Movie.

C. Yu Xin doesn’t mind children reciting when watching Chang’an.

D. Chang’an tells stories about great poets from different dynasties.

(          )3. What does the underlined word “irritating” in Paragraph 4 mean?

A.  可以理解的            B.  令人心烦的            C.  意料之外的           D.  进退两难的