九级英语上册《Module5Museums》单元练习新版外研版.docx
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九级英语上册《Module5Museums》单元练习新版外研版
Module5Museums单元练习
一、单项选择(共10小题;共10分)
1.Peopleoftenlitafiretoaskforhelpwhen intheolddays.
A.introubleB.inpersonC.suchasD.sendout
2.It'snogood likethat.
A.totalkB.talkingC.talkedD.talk
3.Ifyouknow whocollectsthem,please me.
A.someoneelse;tellB.someoneelse;totell
C.elsesomeone;tellingD.elsesomeone;tells
4.---IwassoworriedthatIstayedawakeallnight.
--- youlooksotired.
A.NoproblemB.NowonderC.ItseemsD.Ibet
5.Totesteggs, theminabowlofwater:
iftheyfloatthey'rebad,iftheysinkthey'regood.
A.putB.puttingC.toputD.tobeputting
6.Parentsshouldnotalwayscomparetheirchildren others.
A.withB.ofC.asD.at
7.Thechildissofullof thathecannotkeepstill.
A.forceB.energyC.powerD.strength
8. picturebooksinclass,please.
A.NotreadB.NoreadC.NotreadingD.Don'tread
9.---Whydoyousuggestwebuyanewmachine?
---Becausetheoldonehasbeendestroyed .
A.beyondreachB.beyondrepair
C.beyondcontrolD.beyondbuy
10. here.
A.Don'tsmokingB.NosmokeC.NosmokingD.Doesn'tsmoke
二、单词拼写(单句首字母填空)(共10小题;共10分)
11.Ithinkp (物理)isdifficulttounderstand.
12.Thescientistisdoingane inthelab.
13.Thebandhaslotsofe .
14.Hehasbeenreadingastorybookforaw morning.
15.Youmustn'tgothere.Can'tyouseethesign"Noe "?
16.Nothingandnobodycanpreventthew ofthehistory.
17.Languagesareusedforc .
18.Aftershegothome,shefoundherwalletwasm .
19.Kimisgoingtoholdarte thatwillmakehimrichandfamous.
20.Willyoup yourchildifhemakesmistakes?
三、单词拼写(根据中文提示拼写单词)(共10小题;共10分)
21.Iwanttoknowhowto (控制)themachine.
22. (相比)withtakingmedicinetoloseweight,I'dliketotakeenoughexercise.
23.Foodcangiveusalotof (力量)todothings.
24.Justnowwedidan (实验)inthelaboratory.
25.Wewenttoacar (展览)lastweekbecauseIamcrazyaboutcars.
26.ThatmanisLiMing's (化学)teacher.
27.Mr.Greenoften (惩罚)hischildrenbynotlettingthemplaygames.
28.Doyoualwayscelebrateholidayswithyour (整个的)family?
29.Shehadtomakefurther (交流)withothersbeforeshemadeadecision.
30.Youcangetabetterviewofthelakeifyougo (楼上).
四、翻译(根据中文提示完成句子)(共5小题;共10分)
31.当你处于困境时,请给我打电话。
Pleasecallmewhenyouare .
32.难怪他生气了。
你打破了他的眼镜。
heisangry.Youhavebrokenhisglasses.
33.你可以把你自己和别人做一个比较。
Youcan yourself otherpeople.
34.我们应该学会掌控自己的生活。
Weshouldlearnto ourownlife.
35.当我们遇到困难时,哭是没用的。
Whenweareintrouble, .
五、完形填空(共10小题;共15分)
HelpBenningtonMuseumtakecareoftheexhibits(展览品)onourcollectionbyfollowingtheserules:
●Walkinthemuseum,andmoveyourbody36 .
●Don't37 inthemuseum.Useaquietvoicewhentalking.
●Onlytouchthingsthatyouhavebeen38 totouch.
●Ifyouhavecandyinyourmouth,put39 inthewastebeforeyouenterthemuseumoritsgalleries(画廊).
●Begood40 .Raiseyourhandtoaskoransweraquestion.
●Foodanddrinksareonlyallowedintheexhibitionhallandlunchroom(EducationCenter).
●Photographisallowed,41 notintheGrandmaMosesGalleryorintheFlagGallery.
●Studentsmustbefollowedbychaperons(监护人)atalltimes.Ifnochaperonsgoesintoarestroom42 students(forexample,therearenoadultswiththegroup),studentsareallowedintotherestroomnomorethan3atatime.
●Chaperonsshouldmakesurethestudents43 therulesbystayingwiththemandstopthemfromtalkingloudlyduringthevisit.
●SchoolgroupsarewelcomeintheMuseumGiftShop.Chaperonsareaskedtocareforthe44 intheshop.
Ifyoufollowtheserules,youwillsurelyhavea45 andsafemuseumvisit.
36.A.quicklyB.regularlyC.usuallyD.carefully
37.A.travelB.shoutC.sleepD.drink
38.A.allowedB.refusedC.warnedD.passed
39.A.themB.usC.itD.him
40.A.speakersB.reportersC.creatorsD.listeners
41.A.butB.andC.soD.or
42.A.forB.withC.againstD.by
43.A.breakB.makeC.followD.change
44.A.writersB.soldiersC.sportsmenD.students
45.A.clearB.funC.hardD.wise
六、阅读理解(共12小题;共24分)
A
Thesedayspicturenewsisverypopularwithyoungpeople.HerearesomechosenfromtheInternetbyJack.Readontofindoutwhichoneyoulikebest.
●Springiscoming,togetherwithbutterflies(蝴蝶)!
OnMarch31,theNaturalHistoryMuseuminLondon,UK,hadabutterflyshow.Childrencameoverandplayedwiththesebeautifulcreatures.Theyalsogottoknowhowbutterfliesgrowup.Colorfulbutterfliesflewfreelyattheshow.Theysometimeslandedonvisitors.Look!
Alargebluebutterflysitsonthenoseofthegirl.
●EarlierinApril2014,SanlianTaofenBookstorebecamethefirst24-hourbookstoreinBeijing.Ithopestoencouragemorepeopletoreadbooks.
"Wewelcomeeveryonewholovestoreadbooksatanytime,"ThegeneralmanagerofthestoretoldChinaYouthDaily.
Althoughmanypeoplecannowbuybooksonline,manyreadersstilllikethefeelinginbookstores.Theycantouchthebooksandsmelltheprint.
●Thisyear,manychildrenintheUKwillhaveanewlanguagetostudy:
Chinese.
Startingin2014,studentsaged7-11intheUKneedtostudyoneofsevenforeignlanguages.TheycanchoosefromFrench,German,Spanish,Italian,Latin,Greek(希腊语)andChinese.
TheBritishgovernmentisofferingtotrainagroupofChinese-languageteachers.TheywillteachChinesetomorethan3,000primaryschoolstudents.
ChinaandtheUKworktogetherinmanyfields.Soit'simportantthatthefuturegeneration(一代人)canspeakChinese.
46.Whatcouldchildrengetfromvisitingthebutterflyshow?
A.Beautifulcreatures.B.Pleasureandknowledge.
C.Colorfulbutterflies.D.Carebythevisitors.
47.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothesecondnews?
A.Youcanreadinthebookstoreonlyduringthedaytime.
B.SanlianTaofenBookstoreopens24hoursaday.
C.Readingonlineismoreenjoyablethanreadinginbookstores.
D.Manypeoplereadinbookstoresinordertosavemoney.
48.Thebesttitleforthethirdnewsshouldbe .
A.PrimarySchoolsintheUKB.ChineseTeachersintheUK
C.ChineseComestotheUKD.ForeignLanguagesintheUK
49.Whichofthefollowingcorrectlymatchesthepicturewiththenews?
A.Picturea→ThirdnewsB.Pictureb→Firstnews
C.Picturec→SecondnewsD.Pictured→Secondnews
B
Apple'slogoisoneofthemostfamiliaricons(图标)aroundtheworld.Butwhat'sthestoryabouttheApplelogo?
Theimageoftheappleisobvious,becausethat'sthenameofthecompany.Whataboutthebite?
ThefamousstoryisthatthelogoshowsrespectandhonourforAlanTuring.Hewasthefatherofcomputerscience.Heresearchedartificialintelligence(人工智能)andunlockedGermanwartimecodes(密码).However,afterthewar,hewasputintoprison,becauseofhisbeliefs.Hecouldnotstandthelookingdownandchosetobiteapoisonedappletoendhislifeintheprison.
However,RobJanoff,whodesignedthefamousApplelogo,said,“It'snotthetruth,butonlyalegend(传说,传奇).TherealreasonwhyIdesigneditwithabiteisverysimple.Iwantedpeopletogetthatitwasanapplenotacherry(樱桃).WhenIgotomarketstobuyapples,Ialwaysmistakeapplesforcherries.Itreallyhasnothingtodowiththescientist.”
Areyoukidding?
Anappleismuchbiggerthanacherry.It'sveryeasytotell.Butifyouuseanappletodesignalogo,somepeoplemaymistakeitforacherry.
50.Boththeappleandthecherryarealmostthesameactuallyin .
A.shapeB.sizeC.colourD.weight
51.Accordingtothepassage,AlanTuring .
A.diedintheprison
B.usedanappletodesignalogo
C.wasputintoprisonduringthewar
D.wasthefatherofacomputercompany
52.What'sthepurposeofwritingthepassageabouttheapplelogo?
A.Tointroduceitsdesigner
B.Totellusalegendaboutit
C.Totrytofindthetruthofit
D.Toexplainitsmarketresearch
C
LondonEye
LondonEyeis
135metershighandhasbecomeoneoftheworld'stallestobservationwheels(观景摩天轮).Ithas32capsules(密闭舱)andcarriesabout10,000visitorseveryday.Youcantravelincompletesafely.Andyoucanseeupto40kilometersawayinalldirectionsfromeachcapsule.
Becauseofthewaythecapsulesarehung,itprovidesafull360-degreepanorama(全景)whenyouareatthetopofwheel.
BuckinghamPalace
BuckinghamPalace
isQueenElizabethII'sofficialresidence(寝宫).TheStateRoom(国事厅)inithavebeenopenedtothepublicfortheSummerOpeningsince1993.Atfirst,theSummerOpeningwasconsideredawaytoraisemoneyforrepairingBuckinghamPalace,butitbecamesopopularthattheQueenhascontinuedtoletvisitorenjoyiteverysummer.TheQueenisnotatBuckinghamPalacewhenitisopentothepublic—shegoestooneofhercountryresidence.
Ifyouarevisitingatadifferenttimeoftheyear,gotoseetheChangingoftheGuard(换岗仪式).
TheBritishMuseum
TheBritishMuseumwasopenedtothepublicin
1753anditcontinuestobefreesincethen.Morethan7millionobjectsarekeptintheBritishMuseum,anditwouldprobablytakeaweektoseeeverything!
Don'tthinktheBritishMuseumisfullofworksofartfromoldEngland.Infact,itisfullofthetreasuresthesoldiersbroughtbackfromfarawayplaces.Thosetreasuresincludesomecollectionswhicharethelargestandbest-knownintheworld.
53.TheincorrectdescriptionofLondonEyeisthat .
A.itisoneoftheworld'stallestobservationwheels
B.youcanseeupto40kilometersawayin