Module 6 单元练习 2025-2026学年外研版（2012）英语九年级上册

外研版初中英语九年级上册M6单元练习题 (考试时间90分钟，满分120分) 一、阅读理解（共4篇，20小题；每题2分，共40分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Mike: Dad, can I practise playing the violin for a while? I’ve got a little homework left. Dad: Mike, you should finish your homework first. Don’t you remember our rule? Homework comes first after school. Mike: But I need to practise for the school music competition next week. If I don’t practise every day, I won’t perform well. Dad: I know the competition is important, but your studies can’t be ignored. If you start your homework now, you can finish it in an hour. Then you can play the violin for as long as you like. Mike: But I’m really tired after a day at school. A short break with my violin will help me relax. Dad: No, that’s not a good idea. If you put off your homework, you’ll end up staying up late to finish it. And you’ll be sleepy in class tomorrow. Mike: But Dad, I also want to join the volunteer activity at the community center this weekend. They need someone to play music for the elderly. Dad: That’s a meaningful thing, but you have to make sure your homework is done first. You can’t do well in everything if you don’t plan your time properly. Mike: You’re right. I’ll finish my homework right now. And then can I practise the violin for 40 minutes? Dad: Of course. That’s a deal. 1. What does Mike want to do first when he gets home? A. Finish his homework B. Practise playing the violin C. Join the volunteer activity D. Prepare for the school exam 2. What is the rule of Mike’s family? A. Practising music comes first after school B. Doing homework comes first after school C. Volunteering is more important than studies D. Relaxing is necessary after a day at school 3. Why does Mike need to practise every day? A. To win a prize in the school music competition B. To join the school music club C. To play music for the elderly at the community center D. To make his father happy 4. What will happen if Mike puts off his homework according to his dad? A. He will miss the volunteer activity B. He will fail the music competition C. He will stay up late and feel sleepy in class D. He will not be allowed to play the violin 5. What can we learn from the conversation? A. Mike doesn’t like doing his homework B. Mike’s dad doesn’t support his music dream C. It’s important to plan time properly D. The volunteer activity is not meaningful B Dear Linda, I have a big problem and I don’t know what to do. I hope you can give me some advice. Last Friday, my classmate Lisa came to my home with a new board game. She asked if we could play it on my mom’s laptop. I was nervous because my mom has told me many times that I can only use her laptop for my school projects. She uses it for her work and she says the laptop will have problems if I use it for games. But Lisa is my best friend and I didn’t want to refuse her. When my mom was out shopping, we decided to play the game. We installed the game on the laptop and played for about an hour. After that, we uninstalled it and thought everything was fine. However, when my mom used the laptop the next day, she found that some of her important work files were gone. She was very angry and asked me if I had used her laptop. I was afraid to tell her the truth because I didn’t want her to be mad at me. Now I feel so guilty. I don’t know if the computer store can get the files back. Should I tell my mom the truth? Should I use my pocket money to pay for the repair? Yours, Lily 6. Why was Lily nervous when Lisa asked to play the board game on her mom’s laptop? A. Because she didn’t like the board game at all B. Because her mom only allowed her to use it for school projects C. Because the laptop was broken before D. Because Lisa didn’t know how to use the laptop 7. When did Lily and Lisa play the board game on the laptop? A. When Lily’s mom was at home B. When Lily’s mom was out shopping C. When Lily’s dad was out D. On Sunday morning 8. What happened after Lily and Lisa played the game? A. The laptop was broken B. Some of Lily’s school projects were missing C. Some of Lily’s mom’s work files were gone D. The board game couldn’t be uninstalled 9. How does Lily feel now? A. Angry B. Excited C. Guilty D. Happy 10. What is Lily’s problem? A. She doesn’t know how to play the board game B. She doesn’t know how to repair the laptop C. She doesn’t know if she should tell her mom the truth and pay for the repair D. She doesn’t know where to buy a new laptop for her mom C Dear Lily, I’m sorry to hear about your problem. You have made two mistakes here. First, you didn’t follow your mom’s rule about using her laptop. Second, you didn’t tell her the truth when she found the files were missing. Telling the truth is always the best choice, even if you are afraid of getting into trouble. If you tell your mom what happened, she will be angry at first, but she will also be happy that you are honest. Honesty is one of the most important qualities a person can have. You should also apologise to your mom sincerely. You can offer to pay for the computer repair with your pocket money. This will show her that you are truly sorry for your mistake. Next time, when your friend asks you to do something that is against the rules, you should learn to say no. You can suggest other activities, like playing outside or reading books together. Remember, making mistakes is part of growing up. What matters is that you learn from them and don’t repeat them. Best wishes, Linda 11. How many mistakes has Lily made according to Linda? A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four 12. What is Linda’s advice for Lily? A. To keep the secret forever B. To tell her mom the truth and apologise C. To ask Lisa to pay for the repair D. To buy a new laptop for her mom 13. Why will Lily’s mom be happy even if she is angry? A. Because Lily offers to pay for the repair B. Because Lily helps her find the missing files C. Because Lily is honest with her D. Because Lily promises not to play games anymore 14. What should Lily do when her friend asks her to do something against the rules next time? A. Say no and suggest other activities B. Do it secretly C. Ask her friend not to tell anyone D. Refuse to be friends with her 15. What does Linda think is important when one makes a mistake? A. To avoid talking about it B. To learn from it and not repeat it C. To blame others for it D. To buy a gift for the person who is angry D Many teenagers have problems dealing with their parents. They often think their parents are too strict and don’t understand them. However, parents usually have more experience and they just want to protect their children from making mistakes. Communication is the key to solving the problem between parents and teenagers. When you have a problem, don’t keep it to yourself. Talk to your parents about your feelings and thoughts. They will listen to you if you are honest with them. It’s also important to understand your parents’ point of view. They may set rules because they care about you. For example, they may not allow you to use the computer for games because they are worried about your studies or the computer’s safety. When you disagree with your parents, don’t argue with them. Instead, try to explain your side of the story calmly. You can also make a compromise. For example, if you want to practise playing an instrument, you can promise to finish your homework first. In this way, both you and your parents will be happy, and your relationship will become better. 16. What do many teenagers think of their parents? A. Too strict and not understanding B. Too kind and helpful C. Too busy and tired D. Too lazy and careless 17. What is the key to solving the problem between parents and teenagers? A. Arguing with parents B. Keeping the problem to oneself C. Communication D. Refusing to follow the rules 18. Why do parents set rules for their children? A. Because they want to control their children B. Because they care about their children C. Because they don’t want their children to have fun D. Because they don’t have time to look after their children 19. What should you do when you disagree with your parents? A. Argue with them loudly B. Explain your thoughts calmly and make a compromise C. Ignore them and do what you want D. Tell your friends about it 20. What is the main idea of the passage? A. Teenagers should always follow their parents’ rules B. Parents should not be strict with their children C. How to get along well with parents D. How to make parents understand teenagers 二、短文还原（7选5；每题2分，共10分） 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Many teenagers often have disagreements with their parents. 21. ______ They may think their parents don’t understand them and are too strict with them. For example, some teenagers want to practise playing musical instruments or join volunteer activities, but their parents want them to focus on their studies. 22. ______ They believe that studies are the most important thing for teenagers. Sometimes, teenagers may break their parents’ rules by accident. 23. ______ They may feel guilty and don’t know whether to tell the truth or not. In such situations, honesty is the best policy. 24. ______ Parents will be angry at first, but they will be happy that their children are honest. 25. ______ By communicating with each other, both parents and teenagers can understand each other better and solve the problems easily. A. Parents have more experience and they just want to protect their children B. They may use their parents’ computers to play games and lose important files C. This is a common problem in many families D. It’s important for teenagers to talk to their parents about their feelings E. Teenagers should never make mistakes F. Telling the truth to parents is always better than keeping secrets G. Parents should allow their children to do whatever they like 三、综合填空（共20小题；每题1.5分，共30分） A 阅读短文，从方框中选择10个词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。方框中有1个词多余。 homework instrument volunteer competition document rule advice honesty pocket community mistake Many teenagers have to balance their 26. ______ and after-school activities. Some want to learn a musical 27. ______ and take part in a 28. ______, while others want to join 29. ______ activities in the 30. ______. However, parents usually make 31. ______ that children must finish homework first. Sometimes, children may make a 32. ______ and break the rules. For example, they may use their parents’ computers to play games and lose important 33. ______. When this happens, they should remember that 34. ______ is the best policy. They can also ask for 35. ______ from others. B 阅读短文，从方框中选择10个词并用其正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。方框中有1个词多余。 finish practise ignore plan refuse explain apologise tell lose repair copy Teenagers should 36. ______ their time properly. They should 37. ______ their homework first before they 38. ______ playing musical instruments. Parents don’t want them to 39. ______ their studies. If a teenager 40. ______ his parents’ important files by mistake, he should 41. ______ his parents the truth. He should also 42. ______ to his parents and offer to 43. ______ the computer. When friends ask to do something against the rules, teenagers should 44. ______ and 45. ______ why they can’t do it. 四、阅读表达（共5小题；每题4分，共20分） 阅读下面短文，根据要求完成下列各题。 Many teenagers have problems getting along with their parents. They often think their parents are too strict. For example, some parents don’t allow their children to use computers for games, while some children want to practise musical instruments instead of doing homework first. Sometimes, children may break the rules and lose their parents’ important files. When this happens, they should tell the truth and apologise. Honesty is the best way to solve the problem. Communication is also important. By talking to each other, parents and children can understand each other better. 46. What do many teenagers think of their parents? 47. What don’t some parents allow their children to do? 48. What may happen when children break the rules by using their parents’ computers? 49. What is the best way to solve the problem when children make a mistake? 50. 将文中划线句子“By talking to each other, parents and children can understand each other better.”翻译成汉语。 五、书面表达（满分20分） 以 How to Get Along Well with Our Parents 为题，写一篇不少于100词的短文。 要求：1. 紧扣主题；2. 结构清晰；3. 语句通顺。 参考答案 满分：120分 一、阅读理解（1-20题，每题2分，共40分） 1. B 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. C 2. B 7. B 8. C 9. C 10. C 3. B 12. B 13. C 14. A 15. B 4. A 17. C 18. B 19. B 20. C 二、短文还原（21-25题，每题2分，共10分） 21. C 22. A 23. B 24. F 25. D 三、综合填空（26-45题，每题1.5分，共30分） A（非动词11选10） 26. homework 27. instrument 28. competition 29. volunteer 30. community 27. rules 32. mistake 33. documents 34. honesty 35. advice B（动词11选10） 36. plan 37. finish 38. practise 39. ignore 40. loses 37. tell 42. apologise 43. repair 44. refuse 45. explain 四、阅读表达（46-50题，每题4分，共20分） 46. They think their parents are too strict. 47. They don’t allow their children to use computers for games. 48. They may lose their parents’ important files. 49. Telling the truth and apologising is the best way. 50. 通过彼此沟通，父母和孩子能够更好地理解对方。 五、书面表达（满分20分） How to Get Along Well with Our Parents It is common for teenagers to have disagreements with their parents, but we can do something to improve our relationship with them. First, we should communicate with our parents often. We can talk to them about our school life, hobbies and feelings. This helps them understand us better. Second, we should respect our parents’ rules. Their rules are usually made because they care about us. If we disagree with them, we should explain our thoughts calmly instead of arguing. Third, we can help our parents do some housework in our free time. This shows our love for them. In short, by communicating, respecting and caring, we can get along well with our parents. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $