新目标英语九年级全册单元测试Unit 8Word格式文档下载.docx

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（B）4.Whatdoesthemanthinkisoutsidethewindow？

A.Athief.B.Acat.C.Apoliceman.

（C）5.Whatisthewomangoingtodo？

A.Tomeetherfriends.

B.Todosomeshopping.

C.Toattendameeting.

第二节　听长对话，选择正确选项。

（10分）

听第一段对话，完成第6～7小题。

（B）6.Whatdidthegirlfindoutsidethelibrary？

A.Apen.B.Abook.C.AnIDcard.

（C）7.WheredoesMr.Yangusuallymarkthelibrarybooks？

A.Onthefirstpage.B.Onthefrontcover.C.OnPage21.

听第二段对话，完成第8～10小题。

（A）8.WhatdoesRosedo？

A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Aworker.

（B）9.WhomwillRosespendhersummerholidayswith？

A.Herbrother.B.Hersister.C.Hermother.

（B）10.WhatwillRosedothissummer？

A.Goswimming.B.Gocamping.C.Gohiking.

第三节　听短文，选择正确选项。

短文读两遍。

（C）11.Whatarethestudentsdoing？

A.Theyaretalking.　　　　B.Theyarehavingameeting.

C.Theyarehavingapicnic.

（A）12.What'

sTina'

sfavoritefood？

A.Sandwiches.B.Bread.C.Cakes.

（C）13.WhatdoesKateofteneat？

A.Meatandfruit.　　　　B.Meatandvegetables.

C.Vegetablesandfruit.

（A）14.WhydoesthespeakerthinkthemagazinemustbeMary'

s？

A.Becauseshelikesreadingverymuch.

B.Becausesheistheonlykidatthepicnic.

C.Becauseshealwaysbuysmagazines.

（B）15.Whosemustthetoycarbe？

A.Tina'

s.B.Sam'

s.C.Linda'

s.

笔试部分（95分）

二、完形填空。

（15分）

Tallyisahomelessman.Butwhenhefoundthebackpack（背包）　16　alaptop（笔记本电脑）andsomemoney，heknewimmediatelywhattodo—try　17　ittoitsowner.

Thebackpack　18　anASUstudentBryanBelanger.Helostitnearhisuniversityafewweeks　19　.ButtherewasnowalletorIDcard　20　.

TallytookthebackpacktoanemployeeoftheTempeshelter（避难所）　21　helived.Insidethebackpacktheyfoundasmallflashdrive（闪盘驱动器）.Theemployee　22　itinacomputerandfoundBelanger'

sresume（简历）.They　23　Belangerandreturnedthebackpackwithallofthemoney.OnaWednesdayafternoon，Belangermetthe　24　whofoundhisbackpack.Hesaid“　25　”totheman.

Tallysaidthathe　26　thoughtaboutkeepingthemoney.Thenherealizeditdidn'

tbelongto　27　andheshouldfindtheowner.“Idon'

tknowifanybodyelsewoulddothat，　28　Ifeelverygoodnow.Itwasn'

tmymoney.”

Belangersaidhelostthebackpackandthemoney　29　thewaytobuyanewcar.Hesaidhehad　30　thepoliceforhelpbuthedidn'

tgetanynews.

（C）16.A.inB.onC.withD.without

（A）17.A.toreturnB.returningC.returnedD.return

（B）18.A.borrowedfromB.belongedtoC.tookawayD.foundout

（B）19.A.beforeB.agoC.laterD.after

（D）20.A.besideB.behindC.nextD.inside

（D）21.A.whatB.whichC.thatD.where

（D）22.A.lockedB.repairedC.movedD.put

（C）23.A.beatB.hitC.phonedD.picked

（B）24.A.womanB.manC.studentD.girl

（C）25.A.hopesB.dreamsC.thanksD.hates

（A）26.A.everB.neverC.alwaysD.often

（A）27.A.himB.hisC.heD.me

（C）28.A.soB.becauseC.butD.however

（C）29.A.inB.byC.onD.beside

（D）30.A.turnedB.shoutedC.toldD.asked

三、阅读理解。

（30分）

A

Wemovedtoabeautifultwo-storeyoldhouse.Thehousewasbuiltin1905.Itwasrepairedin1997.

Atfirst，somereallysmallthingsbegantohappenthatdidn'

tmakemebelieveanythingwaswrong，butastimewenton，thingsstartedbecomingstrangerandstranger.Earlyon，somethingwasmissing，andlaterwouldbefoundsomewhereelse.IjustthoughtIhadforgottenwhereIputit，orperhapsmydaughterwasplayingaroundwiththings.ThenlateronIwouldhearstrangesoundswhennobodywasathomebutme...yetitwasanoldhouse，andsometimesoldhousedidmakelittlenoises，soagain，Ididn'

treallymind.

ThenthingsthatIcouldn'

texplainstartedhappening.ItwaslastNovemberandIwasathomealonecleaninghouse.WhenIwassweepingthekitchenfloor，Ifeltaverycoldwindblewmyhair.Ithoughtthekitchenwindowmusthavebeenopened，butwhenIcheckedit，itwasclosed.Thewindowswerenew，andtherewasnowayanycoldaircamein.

WeallfeltverystrangeandmovedawayfromthereinOctober2002.Iwasneverreallyafraid.Itwasjuststrange，likesomethingorsomeonewastryingtogetmyattentionorsomething.

（D）31.Accordingtothepassage，thethingsthatweremissingintheoldhouse　　　.

A.wouldneverbefound

B.can'

tbeexplainedbythewriter

C.mustbetakenawaybyherdaughter

D.wouldbeseeninanotherplace

（A）32.Atfirstthewriterthoughtthestrangesoundshappenedbecause　　　.

A.thehousewasveryoldB.someonemadethem

C.herdaughtermadethemD.someanimalsmadethem

（C）33.　　　whenthewriterwassweepingthekitchenfloorlastNovember.

A.Lightsturnedonsuddenly

B.Averycoldwindblewinfromtheopenwindow

C.Averycoldwindblewherhair

D.Thewindowwasclosedbysomeone

B

Ayoungmanandanoldmanwerewaitingforabusatastation.Theysatnexttoeachother.

“What'

sthatinyourbag？

”askedtheyoungman，pointingtothebigbagbesidetheoldman.

“Gold，nothingbutgold，”answeredtheoldman.

Theyoungmancouldhardlybelievehisownears.“What？

”hesaidtohimselfinsurprise.“Somuchgold？

MyGod！

HowIwishtobeabletogetsomuchgold！

”Thenhebegantothinkabouthowtogetthegold.

Theoldmanlookedtiredandsleepyanditseemedthathecouldhardlykeephiseyesopen.“Areyoutired，sir？

”askedtheyoungman.“Thenyou'

dbetterliedownonthechairandhaveagoodrest.Don'

tworryaboutthebus.I'

llwakeyouupintime.”

“Allright.It'

sverykindofyou，youngman.”Theoldmanlaydownandhefellasleepsoon.

Theyoungmantookthebigbaggently（轻轻地）.Butwhenhewasabouttorunaway，hefoundacornerofhisfurcoatwasundertheoldman'

sbody.Severaltimeshetriedtopull（拉）itout，buthecouldn'

t.Atlasthetookoff（脱下）hiscoatandwentawaywiththebag.Theyoungmanranoutofthestationasquicklyashecould.Hereachedaplacewherehethoughttheoldmancouldn'

tfindhim.Hestoppedandquicklyopenedthebag.

Tohissurprise，therewasnothingbutlotsofsmallstonesinit.Hehurriedtothestationatonce.Butwhenhegotthere，hefoundtheoldmanhadgone.

（B）34.Atfirsttheyoungman　　　atthestation.

A.wantedtofooltheoldmanB.waitedforthebus

C.triedhisbesttogetthegoldD.wantedtogettheoldman'

sbag

（C）35.Theyoungmantriedhisbesttogetthebagbecause　　　.

A.hewasathief

B.hewasverypoor

C.hethoughttherewaslotsofgoldinit

D.itwasbigenoughtoholdhisfurcoat

（C）36.Theyoungmantookoffhiscoatbecause　　　.

A.theweatherwashot

B.itwastooheavytocarry

C.hedidn'

twanttowaketheoldmanup

D.thegoldwasheavy

（D）37.Whatmostprobablyhappenedtotheyoungman'

sfurcoat？

A.Itwascutintopieces.B.Itwasstillthere.

C.Itwasreturnedback.D.Itwasmissing.

C

JustinandMarywokeupearly，eventhoughtheywereonvacationattheiruncle'

slakehouse.Thenightbefore，UncleThomastoldthemabouttheFoggyFigure（雾怪）thatlivedinthelake.JustinandMarydecidedtoseeitbeforetheirvacationended.

“Isitfoggyoutside？

”askedMary，asJustinlookedoutofthewindow.

“Yes！

Let'

sgo！

”saidJustin.

Itwasonly5：

00a.m.，soeveryoneelseinthehousewasstillasleep.MaryandJustincametotheboatdock（码头）.Theysawthickfogoverthelake.

“Doyouseeanything？

”askedMary.

“Nothing.DoyouthinkUncleThomaswasjusttryingtoscareuswiththatstory？

”

UncleThomasdidhaveagoodimagination.HetoldJustinandMarymanystories，butthiswasthefirstscarystory.Maryhadafeelingthatitwasn'

tmadeup.

Maryshookherhead.“DoyourememberwhatUncleThomassaid？

TheFoggyFigurelivesinthelake.We'

reonthedock.Maybethat'

swhywecan'

tseehim.”

“Youwanttogooutonthewater？

”askedJustin.

Marylookedaround，tryingtofindUncleThomas'

sboat，butthefogwastoothick.

Theywalkedtowardstheendofthedockandsawtheoutline（轮廓）oftheboat.Theycarefullygotintotheboat.

Marywasnervous.“Seeanything？

”Theylookedaround，andslowly，thefogbegantolift.Maryturnedaroundandshouted，“TheFoggyFigure！

”Itwasintheboatwiththem！

JustinandMaryhuggedeachotherinfear，butthentheyheardalaugh.ItwasfromUncleThomas.“Iknewthatstorywouldgetyoutwooutofbedearlyenoughtotakeaboatridewithme.”

JustinandMarywerehappythattherewasnoFoggyFigure.

（C）38.JustinandMarylearnedabouttheFoggyFigurefrom　　　.

A.abookB.TVC.theiruncleD.theirparents

（A）39.WhatdidMarythinkofthestoryofFoggyFigureatfirst？

A.Itwasreal.B.Itwasmadeup.

C.Itwasinteresting.D.Itwasboring.

（B）40.Maryfelt　　　whenshegotintoUncleThomas'

sboat.

A.excitedB.scaredC.relaxedD.upset

（D）41.TheFoggyFigurewasactually　　　.

A.afishB.aboat

C.thickfogD.UncleThomas

D

“Whataterriblesnowstorm！

”Ninasaid.

“CoachWilsonwillgetangrywithus.Wearelateagain，”saidMax.

Theyheardangryvoicetheminutetheyopenedthegymdoor.

“Max，”CoachWilsoncalled.“YouandNinaaregoodatsolvingmysteries.Seewhatyoucandowiththisone.”

“We'

lltry，Coach，”MaxandNinasawHankstandingbesideCoachWilsonatthefree-throwline（罚球线）.Offthecourt，JillandKimwaited.“Someonehastakenmygradebook，”Coachsaid.“Itwasinmyjacketpocket，asusual.IwastalkingtoHankwhenmyofficetelephonerang.SoIrantoanswerthephonewithmyjacketinthemiddleofthecourt.Italkedonlyashorttime—notmorethanfiveminutes.WhenIreturned，mygradebookwasgone.Thesethreekidsweretheonlyonesinthegym.”

“Okay.Let'

shearyourstories，”MaxsaidtoJill，KimandHank.

“Ididn'

ttakethe