上海市青云中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期Unit1单元测试英语试卷

Unit 1 单元测试卷 Part 2 Grammar and vocabulary（语法和词汇） Ⅱ. Choose the best answer.（选择最恰当的答案。）（共10分） Does this situation sound familiar? You ____1____ to your parents about something. Maybe your laptop isn’t powerful enough to play the latest games. Or your friends’ bikes are better than ____2____. Then you hear: “When I was your age, there weren’t any computers ____3____ video games. And I didn’t get a bike ____4____ I was 16. And it was second-hand. And it was too big for me!” So, is it really true that life is better for teenagers now? It’s certainly true that many teenagers have got more things nowadays. A typical family is smaller now, so parents have got more money to spend ____5____ each child. And, many things are cheaper than they were in the past. Technology is probably the greatest change. Forty years ago, no one ____6____ imagine a world with tiny computers, tablets and amazing smartphones. And now these things are our most essential possessions—we can’t imagine ____7____ without them. However, technology often means we spend more time at home. And often it’s just us, with our computer or television. Teenagers aren’t as ____8____ they were in the past because they don’t do enough exercise. And although young people still get on well with their friends, some people think teenagers today feel more ____9____ than teenagers in the past. What do you think? ____10____ is teenage life better these days? Is it because of technology, more learning resources or more choices? 1. A. complain B. complained C. are complaining 2. A. you B. yours C. yourself 3. A. and B. or C. but 4. A. unless B. because C. until 5. A. on B. in C. for 6. A. could B. should C. must 7. A. live B. to live C. living 8. A. healthy B. healthy as C. healthier than 9. A. lonely B. sadly C. happily 10. A. What B. Where C. How Ⅲ. （共10分） Choose the proper words or phrases in the box to complete the conversation. Each can be used only once.（选择方框中合适的单词或短语补全对话，每个单词/短语仅可使用一次） A. nervous B. none C. position D. pressure E. fool F. stressed Jane: Stuart, I’m feeling very confused, and I don’t know what to do. Stuart: I’m sorry to hear that. What’s going on? Jane: One of my friends is putting ____11____ on me to finish her homework for her. I did it once, and I felt very ____12____ afterwards because I thought we failed to be honest. I won’t do it again, but I’m worried about my friend. She is struggling with her studies because she is ____13____ about her parents’ getting separated. I feel frustrated because I have tried to help her many times, but ____14____ of the ideas have worked. Stuart: You’re in a difficult ____15____. I’m sorry you have to deal with this. To be honest, everyone has their own worries. A. confident B. actually C. appearance D. counsellor E. put up F. put on Jane: Really? Do you have a problem too? Stuart: Yes, I’m not ____16____ great either. I’m feeling very self-conscious about my ____17____. I’m too skinny, and I feel that people are staring at me. I tried to ____18____ weight, but I couldn’t, and I felt disappointed in myself. Jane: Well, you are at a healthy weight, and that’s what matters. Stuart: I suppose so. But it still makes me feel less ____19____. Jane: It sounds like you may be feeling depressed, Stuart. Why don’t we talk to the school ____20____ about our problems? Stuart: You’re right, Jane. Let’s do that. Ⅳ. Complete the conversation. （补全对话。）（共10分） A student is asking Professor Yang for advice, but Professor Yang is busy. Student: Professor Yang, may I talk to you for a minute? I’m having trouble falling asleep. Professor Yang: I’m sorry to hear that. ________21________ (询问时长) Student: I’ve been like this for about a month, and it’s getting worse. Professor Yang: A month is quite a long time. ________22________ (反意疑问句) May I know ________23________ every day? (宾语从句) Student: Yes, it happens almost every day. Professor Yang: We should talk about this carefully. I’m a bit busy right now, though. Can you come during lunch break today? Student: Sure. ________24________? (询问时间) Professor Yang: Does 12:10 work for you? Student: Great. ________25________? (询问地点) Professor Yang: My office is Room 104, Building B. Student: Thank you, Professor Yang. Professor Yang: You’re welcome. See you at 12:10 on Wednesday. Part 3 Reading and writing（读写） Ⅴ. Reading comprehension（阅读理解）（共 60 分） A. Read and match.（12 分） 阅读短文内容并配对。 Here are some frequently asked questions from teenagers （Q1-Q6）and their answers （A-F）. Match each question with the correct answer. 1. ____26____Q1: I am feeling very stressed because of exams. What should I do? 2. ____27____Q2: Some students make fun of me. Can you please give me some advice? 3. ____28____Q3: My friend cannot concentrate in class because he feels tired all the time. Do you have any suggestions for him? 4. ____29____Q4: I do not get on with a student in my project group. It makes studying difficult. Who can I talk to? 5. ____30____Q5: Being around large groups of people makes me feel very anxious. Sometimes, I do not want to attend class. Is there anything I can do to improve my situation? 6. ____31____Q6: I often compare myself with others on social media. They seem to have better lives than me, and this makes me feel unhappy. What should I do? A: You had better not miss class. This will only make your problems worse. If you think you have social anxiety, you can talk to the school counsellor. He is a very good listener. B: Why don’t you discuss it with your classmate? Try to find a way to work together. If that doesn’t work, you had better ask to change groups. C: You ought to make a revision plan. This will ensure that you cover everything you need to learn. You shouldn’t study for hours. It will just make you more tired. Take breaks and schedule some enjoyable activities. D: Please don’t worry too much. You should talk to your parents or a teacher you trust about this. Tell them what is happening and how you feel. They can give you support and advice. Try to stay confident and ignore them. Remember, their words don’t define who you are. E: You should know that people usually post only the best parts of their lives online. These posts do not show the whole truth. You ought to spend less time looking at social media if it makes you feel bad. Why don’t you focus on your own hobbies and talk to a friend or family member about your feelings? If this problem continues, you’d better ask the school counsellor for help. F: Tiredness is common among teenagers. However, it can be a sign of illness or an unhealthy lifestyle. He could go for a medical check-up. A doctor can give him some useful advice. Teenagers shouldn’t stay up very late to play video games or browse social media until after midnight. If he is doing this, he has to go to bed earlier. B. Choose the best answer. （12分） 根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案。 Feeling positive is not always easy or helpful. Sometimes, people try to be positive all the time, even when someone is sad or upset. This is called toxic positivity. It happens when people are told to ignore their negative feelings and only think about good things. A survey was done at Ashton Secondary School in July. It included 500 students aged 12-18. The students were asked about their experiences with toxic positivity. They were also asked which statements were most comforting when they felt sad. The survey found that many students did not feel better when others told them to “look on the bright side” or “other people have it worse”. These statements often made students feel guilty or ignored. For example, Charlie, 12, said that when his pet dog died, someone told him to cheer up. This made him feel worse because he thought he should not be sad. Iris, 18, said that when friends told her to focus on the good things in her life after failing an important exam, it did not help. She felt that people did not understand her sadness. About 42% of students experienced toxic positivity once in the past year. Another 31% said they experienced it more than once, while 27% said they did not experience it at all. Many students said that these “positive” messages were not useful when they were facing problems. Instead, they appreciated statements that accepted their feelings, such as “That must be really hard”, “I’m here if you need to talk.” and “Is there anything I can do to help?” The survey shows that listening and understanding are more important than always trying to make someone feel better. People need to be allowed to feel sad or angry. Supportive words that respect emotions help students feel understood and less alone. In conclusion, toxic positivity can be harmful. True support comes from listening, empathy and kindness, not from forcing someone to be happy. 32. What is “toxic positivity”? A. Encourage themselves to stay cheerful even when upset. B. Share negative feelings and ask others for advice. C. Accept negative feelings and focus on bad things. D. Push away sad feelings and focus on good things. 33. Which sentence can comfort sad students? A. That must be really hard. B. Look on the bright side. C. You are lucky. Stop thinking about it. D. Cheer up. Everything will be fine soon. 34. How did Charlie feel after his dog died when others told him to cheer up? A. It made him feel ignored, as if his sadness did not matter. B. He felt worse, because he thought he should not be sad. C. He tried to calm down and stop thinking about it. D. The words gave him hope that he would feel better soon. 35. Which pie chart matches the survey data? A. B. C. D. 36. Which of the following works best for someone feeling sad? A. Advice, rules and strong control. B. Silence, time and being alone. C. Jokes, gifts and good news. D. Attention, understanding and kindness. 37. What is the writer’s attitude towards toxic positivity? A. Supportive. B. Doubtful. C. Negative. D. Uncertain. C. Choose the best answer to complete the passage（20分） 选择最恰当的选项完成短文 Teen-parent relationships can be difficult, but a good balance is possible. Teens need freedom to explore the world and become more independent. ____38____, families also need clear limits, so everyone knows what is acceptable and what is not. It can help if parents and teens talk ____39____ and make agreements together. Writing these agreements down may stop misunderstandings later. Many teenagers feel that some rules are ____40____ for their age. They want to follow their own ideas and make their own choices. This strong wish for independence can ____41____ parents. Parents often work hard for their children, so they may feel hurt if their effort is not noticed or if teens seem ungrateful. Parents should also ____42____ and lead by example. If they punish one day but ignore the same behaviour the next day, teens may stop taking the rules seriously. Teens may also lose ____43____ if parents say they don’t like something, but then do the same thing themselves. Privacy is very important to teenagers. ____44____ their bedrooms may not be an effective way to find out about their lives. Teens who always lock their doors and never share anything with parents can also make parents worried. It is important for teens to ____45____ parents’ care and effort, while parents should understand that teens also have a right to privacy. A ____46____ relationship needs respect on both sides. Teens should understand that parents want to protect them. Parents should accept that teens need a private life and ____47____ to grow. With patience, honesty and understanding, families can live together more happily. 38. A. At the same time B. In the end C. As a result D. For example 39. A. loudly B. rapidly C. calmly D. proudly 40. A. difficult B. unnecessary C. important D. common 41. A. confuse B. worry C. surprise D. encourage 42. A. give advice B. show care C. share opinions D. keep promises 43. A. trust B. weight C. hope D. temper 44. A. Tidying up B. Decorating C. Passing by D. Searching 45. A. depend on B. recognise C. pay back D. mention 46. A. personal B. modern C. healthy D. weak 47. A. chance B. praise C. space D. pressure D. Read the passage and complete the tasks （16分） 阅读短文内容并完成任务。 Rudyard Kipling was born in Mumbai, India, on 30th December 1865. He enjoyed his early life in India very much. However, when he was five years old, he was sent to England for school. There, he lived with a family in Portsmouth. Later, his mother found out that Mrs Holloway, the woman who looked after him, was treating him badly. So she moved him to a boarding school in Devon. Life at the new school was not easy either. Kipling was bullied and had to live under very strict rules. However, he also made some close friends and enjoyed jokes and fun moments with them. He later used some of these school experiences in Stalky & Co. (1899), a novel about teenage boys at a British boarding school. During his school years, Kipling’s headmaster helped him get into writing. He encouraged Kipling to edit the school paper and praised the poems he wrote for it. When Kipling sent some of his poems home, his father had them printed privately as Schoolboy Lyrics in 1881. These were Kipling’s first published works. In 1882, Kipling returned to India and began working as a journalist for a newspaper. There, his writing really began to develop. He wrote many short stories, and many of them were published in the newspaper. In 1888, he wrote another collection of verse, or poetry. His memories of India, school life, loneliness and friendship gave him material for his writing. Later, he wrote famous works such as The Jungle Book and The Just So Stories. In 1907, he won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Kipling’s life shows that 5 can shape a writer’s mind and become part of powerful stories. Task 1 Answer the questions. (回答问题。) 48. How would Kipling describe his early life in India? _________________________________________________________________ 49. Why did Kipling’s mother move him to a boarding school in Devon? _________________________________________________________________ 50. How did Kipling’s headmaster help him get into writing? _________________________________________________________________ 51. What do you think was an important turning point in Kipling’s life? Why? _________________________________________________________________ 52. What phrase can be filled in the blank? _________________________________________________________________ Task 2 Imagine you could meet the young Kipling when he was unhappy in the boarding school. What would you say to comfort or encourage him? Write no more than 40 words.（想象你遇到了在寄宿学校感到难过的小吉卜林。你会说些什么来安慰或鼓励他？不超过40个词。） 53. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ⅵ. Write at least 60 words according to the given information.（共20分） 54. 根据所给信息，写一篇至少60个词的短文，标点符号不占格。 阅读吉卜林（Rudyard Kipling）的故事后，结合自身经历，想一想你在成长过程中是否遇到过挑战。请以A challenge I’ve faced为题写一篇短文。 内容包括： ①你遇到的挑战是什么； ②你做了什么来克服它（至少写出一个具体做法/例子）； ③你从中获得了什么（学到的经验或带来的改变）。 A challenge I’ve faced ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Unit 1 单元测试卷 Part 2 Grammar and vocabulary（语法和词汇） Ⅱ. Choose the best answer.（选择最恰当的答案。）（共10分） 【1~10题答案】 【答案】1. C 2. B 3. B 4. C 5. A 6. A 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. C Ⅲ. （共10分） 【11~20题答案】 【答案】11. D 12. F 13. A 14. B 15. C 16. B 17. C 18. F 19. A 20. D Ⅳ. Complete the conversation. （补全对话。）（共10分） 【21~25题答案】 【答案】21. How long have you been like this? 22. It happens every day, doesn’t it? 23. if it happens 24. What time shall we meet 25. Where shall we meet Part 3 Reading and writing（读写） Ⅴ. Reading comprehension（阅读理解）（共 60 分） A. Read and match.（12 分） 【26~31题答案】 【答案】26. C 27. D 28. F 29. B 30. A 31. E B. Choose the best answer. （12分） 【32~37题答案】 【答案】32. D 33. A 34. B 35. A 36. D 37. C C. Choose the best answer to complete the passage（20分） 【38~47题答案】 【答案】38. A 39. C 40. B 41. B 42. D 43. A 44. D 45. B 46. C 47. C D. Read the passage and complete the tasks （16分） 【48~53题答案】 【答案】48. He enjoyed it very much. 49. Because the woman who looked after him was treating him badly. 50. By encouraging him to edit the school paper and praising his poems. 51. Returning to India. Because his writing really began to develop there. 52. life experiences 53. Don’t lose heart. These hard times will become material for your stories. Keep writing and you will succeed. Ⅵ. Write at least 60 words according to the given information.（共20分） 【54题答案】 【答案】 A challenge I’ve faced In my life, the most impressive challenge was learning to swim. In primary school, I was terrified of water and wanted to give up as my classmates swam freely. However, with my PE teacher's help, I practiced holding my breath and floating repeatedly. Gradually, I overcame my fear and mastered the skill. This experience taught me that nothing is impossible if we keep trying. It made me confident and brave, proving that we can overcome any difficulty by never giving up. 第1页/共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $