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英语人教版新教材九年级上册单元检测卷(附答案)
Unit 2 Inspiring People
一、阅读理解(20小题,共40分)
A
A Beautiful Mind
John Nash was an excellent mathematician (数学家), and he won the Nobel Prize in 1994. The film tells us how he fought against his mental disease and made great achievements in his field.
At Eternity's Gate
This film takes you into the colourful but troubled world of Vincent van Gogh. Come and watch the film. You can know how van Gogh found painting inspiration out of the pain of life in the countryside of Arles, France.
Coco Chanel
Chanel was a fashion designer. Though it seemed impossible for her, she completely changed women’s clothing. The film just tells us how she grew from an ordinary young girl of a poor family to a world-famous fashion designer.
1.Whose health problem is mentioned in the reading?
A. John Nash's. B. Van Gogh's. C. Coco Chanel's.
2.Which film may benefit you if you have trouble finding inspiration?
A. A Beautiful Mind. B. At Eternity's Gate.
C. Coco Chanel.
3.What can we learn from Coco Chanel?
A. Practice makes perfect.
B. Dream big and dare to try.
C. Fine feathers make fine birds.
4.What did the three people have in common?
A. All got others' help.
B. All made lots of money.
C. All achieved success though it was hard.
5.What is the purpose of this reading?
A. To introduce three movies.
B. To tell three famous stories in history.
C. To call on people to learn from three great people.
B
Traditional Chinese medicine or TCM, started with Huangdi Neijing(《黄帝内经》). Many people played important roles in developing and spreading TCM in Chinese history and Li Shizhen was one of them.
Li Shizhen was born in 1518 in Hubei. Li's grandfather was a country doctor who travelled many places with a bag of herbs(药草). Li's father was also a famous doctor in their local area.
From childhood, Li went to the mountains with his father to pick herbs, gaining wide knowledge about animals, plants and medicine. Although Li's father hoped his son could get a government job, Li failed the imperial examination(科举考试) three times. He then turned his attention to medicine.
At the age of 33, Li became famous because he cured the Prince Zhu Houkun's son. A few years later, he was invited to work at the Imperial Medical Institute(太医院) in Beijing. During that time, he read many ancient medical texts and records and noticed a mess in the naming and categorization(分类) of herbs. To deal with it, he decided to leave his job and spend time writing a book about herbs.
After that, Li travelled to many places and got much first-hand experience. He also read hundreds of medical books and collected different kinds of herbs. After 27 years of efforts, his book Bencao Gangmu was completed in1578. The book is considered one of the greatest scientific achievements of the Ming Dynasty.
6.What was Li's family like?
A. It was known for writing.
B. Its members worked in government.
C. It had a strong medical tradition.
7.What did Li do after failing the imperial examination?
A. He gave up on his dream.
B. He became a writer.
C. He paid attention to studying medicine.
8.What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 4 refer to?
A. The event of Li curing a prince's son.
B. The problem with herb naming and categorization.
C. Li's decision to leave the Imperial Medical Institute.
9.What's the right event order about Li's life?
He left his job. He became well-known by curing a prince's son.
He learnt about herbs from his father. He completed his book Bencao Gangmu.
A. B. C.
10.What can we learn from the passage?
A. Knowledge is power.
B. Practice makes perfect.
C. Stick to your dream, and you'll succeed.
C
Huang Xuhua was a great Chinese scientist. He passed away on 6 February, 2024, but his great achievements and strong spirit will always stay with us and keep lighting up China's way forward.
Huang was born in Guangdong Province in the 1920s. When he was young, he saw the hard times of China. Then he studied hard and decided to make the country strong.
In the 1950s, China started to develop nuclear submarines(核潜艇).At that time, there wasn't developed technology or good research conditions. The task was almost impossible to finish. However, Huang and his team took on this challenge. To keep the task secret, they stopped keeping in touch with the outside world—even with their families.
During the design process, Huang and his team met lots of problems. They couldn't get help from foreign experts, so they had to depend on their own research. They used simple tools like abacuses (
)to calculate and do research with great effort. Another problem was making sure the submarine would keep working well under the water. After many tests, they slowly solved all the problems.
Finally, in the 1970s, China's first nuclear submarine was built and tested successfully. It made China one of the few countries that had this ability. However, Huang didn't stop there. He went on to help with the development of China's submarine technology, which won him many honours, including the Medal of the Republic in 2019.
11.What do we know about Huang Xuhua?
A. He will continue to inspire Chinese people.
B. He studied hard in order to become famous.
C. He wanted to improve his own life with knowledge.
12.What can we infer(推断) from paragraphs 3&4?
A. Huang's success was all because of his own effort.
B. Many foreign countries owned nuclear submarines at that time.
C. It was difficult for Huang's team to develop nuclear submarines.
13.What does the last paragraph mainly talk about?
A. Huang Xuhua's main achievements.
B. The effect of China's first nuclear submarine.
C. The development of China's nuclear submarines.
14.Which of the following words can best describe Huang Xuhua?
A. Brave but sometimes negative.
B. Humorous and warm-hearted.
C. Strong-minded and hard-working.
15.Why is this passage written?
A. To show it's not easy to be a scientist.
B. To call on more people to work for China.
C. To introduce a great Chinese scientist—Huang Xuhua.
D
Today, we have invited Laura Dekker to share her stories with us. She's famous for completing a sailing(航行) trip alone around the world at the age of 16.
◆ You were only a teenager when you began the trip. Were you ▲ then?
Yeah. During the first week, I could hardly fall asleep. I double-checked almost everything to make sure they would go well. I just went round in circles without resting.
◆ Could you communicate with others on the boat?
Oh, I had a satellite phone(卫星电话) for emergencies. I used it once, but it was not an emergency. I called a person when my mind just went blank(空白的) and I didn't know what to do.
◆ How did you deal with being alone for so long?
Actually, I enjoyed being alone. Besides challenging myself on the sea, I really wanted to see other cultures. So, I often stopped and spent lots of time getting to know the locals and those cultures.
◆ You're a mum now. Will you let your kids try anything similar?
This is a difficult question. I hope they won't because it's so hard. But if my kid says,“I want to be a sailor like you.”,I'll say,“Great. How will you achieve that?” I just want to encourage them to be themselves and to do what they love.
16.What is this reading?
A. An invitation. B. An advertisement. C. An interview.
17.Which word can be put in“ ▲ ”?
A. excited B. nervous C. confident
18.How often did Laura Dekker connect with others on the boat?
A. Often. B. Seldom. C. Never.
19.What did Laura Dekker enjoy doing during her sailing trip?
A. Exploring different cultures.
B. Inviting others to sail with her.
C. Making emergency phone calls.
20.What is Laura Dekker's attitude(态度) towards her kids' dreams?
A. She will support them if they follow their hearts.
B. She will stop them from doing all risky things.
C. She doesn't care much about their dreams.
二、补全对话(5小题,共10分)
A: Hi, Li Hua. (21)
B: Guess. He helped our country develop the first missiles and satellites(导弹和卫星).
A: It must be Qian Xuesen! (22)
B: Yes, you're right. (23)
A: I really admire Hai Ya, an excellent Chinese writer. He was just 33 when he won the Hugo Award(雨果奖).
B: That's amazing. He became the third Chinese winner of the award. (24)
A: He makes science fun and interesting. I have fallen in love with science because of his works.
B: (25)
A: I think so. We can learn a lot from them.
A. How about you?
B. He is famous for his novels.
C. Why do you like his writing?
D. Who do you admire the most?
E. Excellent people always inspire us a lot.
F. His work made China stronger in science and technology.
三、完形填空(10小题,共10分)
Zhang Shuzhen was born in. She is known as the “tea grandma”. She spent her whole life on the project of “ (26) tea from the south to the north”, which benefited people a lot. In the autumn of 1961, Zhang finished her study at university and went to (27) in the mountains in Shangnan County, Shaanxi.
Most tea trees are suitable for growing in the (28) to the south of 30 degrees north latitude(北纬).However, Shangnan County (29) at 33 degrees north latitude. There was no tea planted by hand in Shangnan before, but Zhang once met old wild(野生的) tea trees there. The (30) encouraged her to try tea planting. In 1962, she began to plant tea, but at first there weren't good results. However, she didn't (31) , and in 1970 she harvested(收获) 1.9 kg tea leaves. This showed that it would be (32) to grow tea in Shangnan. The villagers began to follow her to grow tea. By 1975, 36 tea (33) had been built in Shangnan, reaching over mu of tea gardens. This (34) ended the history of no tea there.
After over half a (35) of development, the local people's lives improved a lot because of the tea business. Looking back, what she did for the villagers was truly admirable.
26.A. lying B. flying C. losing D. moving
27.A. risk B. work C. spread D. travel
28.A. regions B. flats C. states D. capitals
29.A. sleeps B. forces C. lies D. raises
30.A. discovery B. support C. business D. disease
31.A. turn up B. stay up C. wake up D. give up
32.A. dirty B. possible C. noisy D. heavy
33.A. gyms B. hotels C. farms D. rivers
34.A. easily B. secretly C. hardly D. completely
35.A. day B. month C. year D. century
四、阅读填空(10小题,共10分)
An old woman named Mary Brown started to write when she was in her sixties. And her first book came out (36) she was eighty. Her story (37) (touch) lots of people. Then in the following two years, her second and third books came out. Her books are very popular and have won the (38) (heart) of many people.
Mary Brown shared her childhood stories (39) readers in her books. When she was young, she was (40) honest, kind and hard-working girl. Her mother was always very busy, so she thought that she should do some housework (41) (help) her mother and care for her two younger brothers. Sometimes she worked (42) (quiet) far into the night. She started primary school at twelve (43) her family was too poor. On school days, Mary Brown must get up early in the morning and walk six kilometres before (44) (reach) school. She studied hard and enjoyed reading a lot at school,so she often got the (45) (good) grades in her class.
Mary Brown is happy that many young people like reading her books. She says she will go on writing for them.
五、任务型阅读(5小题,共10分)
Born in 1945, Nan Rendong was Jilin Province's top scorer of science in gaokao, and he finally entered Tsinghua University in 1963.
In the early 1990s, an idea got into Nan's mind: he wanted to build a radio telescope(望远镜) 500 metres across. The biggest one in China then was less than 30 metres across. To realize the dream, Nan gave up a well-paid job at one of the world's top scientific research centres and returned to China in 1994.
The first challenge for Nan and his team was finding a proper place—a problem that took the scientist 12 years to solve. Finally, when Nan discovered a large crater(坑) in Guizhou Province, he knew he had found it.
The cable-net construction(索网结构建设) of the telescope was another challenge. Nan and his team had nothing to learn from and nobody to ask for help.“During every failure, Nan was there, trying around the clock to find out a solution,”said Jiang Peng, Nan's helper.“Most of the scientists working on the FAST project focus on different fields, but Nan knew everything.”
After more than twenty years, the project was successfully completed when FAST, the largest radio telescope in the world, opened in 2016.
FAST can receive signals(信号) from 10 billion light years away, and with it, Nan hoped to discover more secrets of the universe and life.“The reason humans turned from lower forms of life to what we are now is that we've kept exploring,” Nan said. Sadly, FAST, also called the China Sky Eye, had just started to “watch” the universe, while Nan closed his eyes forever.
46.Why did Nan Rendong return to China in 1994?
47.What were the problems or challenges Nan faced?
48.How was Nan Rendong in Jiang Peng's eyes?
49.What great value does FAST have?
50.What can we learn from Nan Rendong?
六、书面表达(1小题,共20分)
假如你是李华,你校英文报正在开展以“My role model of our time”为题的征文活动,请你根据以下思维导图的提示,用英文写一篇短文,介绍一位你敬佩的当代杰出人物并分享你的感悟。
要求:(1)短文应包含导图中的全部信息;
(2)语法正确,意思通顺、连贯,书写规范;
(3)短文中不得出现你的任何真实信息(姓名、校名和地名等);
(4)80词左右(已给出部分不计入总词数。)
My role model of our time
Role models make us become a better person. And my role model of our time is
参考答案
一、1~5.A、B、B、C、A 6~10.C、C、B、C、C 11~15.A、C、A、C、C 16~20.C、B、B、A、A
二、21~25.D、F、A、C、E
三、26~35.D、B、A、C、A、D、B、C、D、D
四、36.when 37.touched 38.hearts 39.with 40.an 41.to help 42.quietly 43.because 44.reaching 45.best
五、46.To build a radio telescope 500 metres across.
47.Finding a proper place for the radio telescope and the cable-net construction of the telescope.
48.He was hard-working/determined and had rich knowledge.
49.It can receive signals from quite far away and help humans further study the universe and life.
50.We can learn his spirits of hard work, strong will and lifelong exploration./We can learn to keep exploring and never give up when facing difficulties./(言之成理即可)
六、范文
My role model of our time
Role models make us become a better person. And my role model of our time is Yuan Longping, the “Father of Hybrid Rice”.
He spent his life developing special rice that produces more grains. Because of him, millions of people in China and around the world have enough to eat. His work solved a big problem for our country and made him a true hero.
From him, I learn the importance of perseverance and helping others. He never gave up even when things were difficult. He showed me that through hard work, one can make a difference. I want to study hard and be someone who can help mankind too.
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