Unit 2 Inspiring People 单元评估卷 2026-2027学年人教版英语九年级上册

Unit 2 Inspiring People 单元评估卷2026-2027学年九年级上册人教版 第一部分　听力理解（略） 第二部分　知识运用（共两节） 第一节　语法填空（共10小题） 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Zhang Guimei is the founder of Huaping Senior High School for Girls in Lijiang, Yunnan. It is the 1______ (one) free public high school for girls in China. She has helped more than 2,000 poor girls go to college since it 2______ (build) in 2008. Zhang was born in 1957 in Heilongjiang Province. She came to Yunnan 3______ a teacher in 1975. When she saw many girls drop out of school because their families were poor, she decided 4______ (do) something. She spent years raising money on the streets, 5______ most people thought she was a beggar at first. In 2008, her dream came true. The school opened, but life was not easy. Zhang often worked late into the night, 6______ (check) students' homework and caring for those who missed home. She has serious health problems now, 7______ she still gets up at 5 a.m. every day to turn on the lights for her students. "An educated girl can change 8______ (she) own fate and that of her family," Zhang always says. Her 9______ (self) devotion has touched the whole country. In 2021, she 10______ (give) the title "Role Model of the Times". 1. ______　2. ______　3. ______　4. ______　5. ______ 6. ______　7. ______　8. ______　9. ______　10. ______ 第二节　完形填空（共15小题） 阅读短文，从每小题的四个选项中，选出能填入文中相应空白处的最佳答案。 Zhang Haidi is a Chinese writer and translator who has inspired millions of people. When she was five years old, she had a serious illness that made her unable to walk. The doctors said she would never stand up again. Young Zhang was very sad at first, but she did not want to 11______ her life lying in bed. She decided to study at home by herself. Without going to school, she learned to read and write Chinese and later 12______ herself three foreign languages — English, Japanese and German. She also learned acupuncture (针灸) to help sick people in her village. 13______ she could not move her legs, her hands were always busy — holding books, writing articles, or 14______ sick people with great care. In 1983, her story was reported in newspapers. 15______ many people knew about her, they were deeply touched by her strong will. She began to receive letters from all over the country. Many young readers said her experience gave them 16______ to face their own difficulties. Zhang wrote back to every letter carefully. Later, Zhang became a professional writer. She has published over 20 books, 17______ novels, essays and translations. Her book Dream in a Wheelchair became a bestseller. She also works for the disabled as a 18______ of the China Disabled Persons' Federation. Zhang Haidi shows us that 19______ can limit a person's spirit. "Life is like a piano," she once said. "Anyone can play a beautiful song on it, 20______ you use your heart." 11. A. spend　B. cost　C. take　D. pay 12. A. created　B. taught　C. learned　D. invented 13. A. Because　B. Though　C. If　D. When 14. A. holding　B. pushing　C. helping　D. selling 15. A. Because　B. Although　C. If　D. Unless 16. A. money　B. courage　C. time　D. advice 17. A. avoiding　B. including　C. comparing　D. protecting 18. A. member　B. worker　C. doctor　D. student 19. A. something　B. anything　C. nothing　D. everything 20. A. as long as　B. as soon as　C. even though　D. ever since 第三部分　阅读理解（共两节） 第一节　选择型阅读（共15小题） A Wu Mengchao, known as the "Father of Hepatobiliary Surgery (肝胆外科)" in China, saved more than 16,000 patients' lives during his 75-year medical career. He performed the first liver transplant in China and developed new surgical methods that are still used today. Born in 1922 in Fujian, Wu moved to Malaysia with his family when he was young. He returned to China in 1939 to study medicine. After graduation, he chose hepatobiliary surgery — a field that was almost empty in China at that time. Surgery on the liver is very dangerous because the organ has a complex (复杂的) blood system. Many doctors were afraid to try. But Wu practiced on dead pigs' livers for months and finally found a safer way. He often said, "I don't care about fame or money. I only want to save more lives." Even at the age of 97, he still stood in the operating room for hours. He passed away in 2021, but his spirit lives on in every young doctor he trained. 21. What is Wu Mengchao famous for? A. Being the oldest doctor in China. B. Saving over 16,000 patients in hepatobiliary surgery. C. Inventing new machines for hospitals. D. Writing the most medical books in China. 22. Where did Wu Mengchao go to study medicine? A. In Malaysia.　B. In the United States.　C. In China.　D. In Japan. 23. Why was liver surgery considered very dangerous? A. Because the liver has a complex blood system. B. Because there were no hospitals. C. Because patients didn't want treatment. D. Because doctors didn't have enough time. 24. What did Wu Mengchao practice on to improve his skills? A. Dead pigs' livers.　B. Plastic models.　C. Live animals.　D. Human bodies. 25. What can we learn from Wu Mengchao's story? A. Fame and money are the most important things. B. Doctors should only work in big cities. C. Devotion and persistence can save lives and inspire others. D. Liver surgery is easy and safe. B Liu Lingli has been a teacher for hearing-impaired (听力受损的) children for over 30 years. When she first started working at a special education school in Hengyang, Hunan, in 1991, she found that many children there had never spoken a single word. Some parents had given up hope. Liu decided to change that. She used a special method — putting a child's hand on her throat so they could feel the vibrations (振动) of her voice, and then letting them touch their own throat to try. This process was repeated thousands of times for a single word. Her throat often became swollen and painful from speaking loudly all day. Over the years, Liu has taught more than 80 hearing-impaired children to speak. Many of them now study in normal schools and some have gone to college. One of her students even became a TV host. "I believe every child has a right to speak and be heard," Liu says. "As long as they don't give up, I won't either." 26. When did Liu Lingli start working at the special education school? A. In 1981.　B. In 1991.　C. In 2001.　D. In 2011. 27. What special method did Liu use to teach children to speak? A. Showing them pictures of mouths. B. Writing words on the blackboard only. C. Playing loud music for them. D. Putting their hand on her throat to feel voice vibrations. 28. Why did Liu's throat often become swollen and painful? A. Because she ate too much spicy food. B. Because she spoke loudly all day repeating words thousands of times. C. Because she had a serious illness. D. Because she cried a lot. 29. What happened to many of Liu's students later? A.They studied in normal schools or went to college. B. They still couldn't speak at all. C. They became doctors. D. They forgot how to speak. 30. What does Liu Lingli's story mainly tell us? A. Teaching is an easy job. B. Hearing-impaired children can never learn to speak. C. Patience and love can help children overcome great difficulties. D. Parents should never send children to special schools. C Su Bingtian is the first Asian-born sprinter (短跑运动员) to break the 10-second barrier in the 100m. At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, he ran 9.83 seconds in the semifinal, setting an Asian record. Born in 1989 in Zhongshan, Guangdong, Su started sprinting in middle school. He was not the tallest or strongest runner, but he trained harder than anyone else. He often practiced from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., and then again in the afternoon. In 2019, Su suffered a serious back injury. Doctors told him he might never run fast again. Many people thought he would retire. But Su refused to give up. He changed his starting technique and trained even more carefully. His hard work paid off at the Tokyo Olympics. Off the track, Su is also a university teacher. He tells young students: "Dream big and work hard. No matter where you come from, you can make history." 31. What record did Su Bingtian set at the Tokyo Olympics? A. He ran 9.83 seconds in the 100m semifinal, an Asian record. B. He won a gold medal in the 200m. C. He was the tallest sprinter in the world. D. He broke the world record of 9.58 seconds. 32. When did Su start sprinting? A. In primary school.　B.In college. 　C.In middle school.D. After college. 33. What happened to Su in 2019? A. He won an Olympic gold medal. B. He suffered a serious back injury. C. He became a university teacher. D. He retired from running. 34. How did Su return to top form after his injury? A. He changed his starting technique and trained carefully. B. He took a long rest for two years. C. He started eating more food. D. He gave up sprinting and played basketball. 35. What is Su Bingtian's message to young people? A. Only tall people can be good runners. B. Dream big and work hard; anyone can make history. C. Sports are only for professional athletes. D. Never go to college if you want to be a runner. 第二节　阅读表达（共5小题） 阅读短文，根据要求完成文后题目。 Lei Haiwei won the championship of the third season of Chinese Poetry Conference in 2018. What surprised many people was that he made a living by delivering food in Hangzhou. Lei has loved poetry since he was three years old. His father, a self-taught poet, often read poems to him. When Lei started primary school, he could already recite hundreds of poems. After dropping out of high school because of money problems, he worked as a worker in a factory, a salesman, and finally a food deliveryman. No matter how tired he was after delivering food all day, Lei always found time to read poetry books. He kept a small book of poems in his delivery bag and read it whenever he had a break. "Poetry makes my life more colorful," he said. "It gives me peace and happiness." After winning the competition, Lei became famous, but he still delivers food. "I don't do it for money or fame," he said. "I just love poetry." 36. What did Lei Haiwei do for a living before he became famous?（不超过5个词） _________________________________________________________ 37. Who first introduced Lei to poetry?（不超过5个词） _________________________________________________________ 38. Where did Lei keep his poetry book while working?（不超过8个词） _________________________________________________________ 39. What does the underlined word "it" in the last paragraph refer to?（不超过3个词） _________________________________________________________ 40. What can we learn from Lei Haiwei's story?（不超过20个词） _________________________________________________________ 第4部分　 书面表达 题目：The Person Who Inspires Me Most 每个人生命中都有一位激励自己前行的人。请根据以下提示，写一篇100词左右的英语短文，介绍这位激励你的人。 提示： 1. Who is the person? (姓名、身份) 2. What did he/she do that inspires you? 3. What have you learned from him/her? 要求： • 短文不得出现任何真实人名、校名及其他相关信息； • 语句通顺，要点完整。 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 【参考答案】 第一节　语法填空（每小题1分，共10分） 1. first　2. was built　3. as　4. to do　5. but 6. checking　7. but　8. her　9. selfless　10. was given 第二节　完形填空（每小题1分，共15分） 11. A　spend her life lying in bed（花费一生躺在床上），固定搭配。 12. B　taught herself three foreign languages（自学三门外语），teach oneself 符合上下文。 13. B　Though（虽然），引导让步状语从句，与后文形成转折。 14. C　helping sick people（帮助病人），与前文 learned acupuncture to help 呼应。 15. B　Although（尽管），引导让步状语从句，表示“尽管很多人知道了她，但都被她的意志打动”。 16. B　courage（勇气），give them courage to face difficulties（给他们面对困难的勇气）。 17. B　including（包括），列举书籍类型。 18. A　member（成员），as a member of...（作为……的一员）。 19. C　nothing（没有什么），表示“没有什么能限制一个人的精神”。 20. A　as long as（只要），引导条件状语从句，表达“只要用心，任何人都能弹奏出美妙的歌曲”。 第一节　选择型阅读（每小题2分，共30分） A篇：21. B　22. C　23. A　24. A　25. C B篇：26. B　27. D 28. B　29. A　30. C C篇：31. A　32. C　33. B　34. A　35. B 第二节　阅读表达（每小题2分，共10分） 36. He delivered food. (或 A food deliveryman.) 37. His father. 38. In his delivery bag. 39. Delivering food. 40. Love what you do and keep learning; true inspiration comes from passion, not fame or money. 第四部分　书面表达（满分15分） 参考范文： The Person Who Inspires Me Most The person who inspires me most is Yuan Longping, the "Father of Hybrid Rice". Though he passed away in 2021, his spirit still encourages me every day. Dr. Yuan spent his whole life studying rice. He worked in the fields for decades, even in the hot sun, to develop high-yield rice that could feed millions of hungry people. What touches me most is his simplicity — though he was a national hero, he never cared about money or fame. He just wore simple clothes and kept working until the end. From him, I learned that true greatness comes from devotion to others, not personal gain. His life tells me: no matter what I do in the future, I should work hard and use my skills to help people. That is the real meaning of success. 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $