牛津深圳版九年级上册Unit6能力训练含答案Word文档格式.docx

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D.suggest

）23.A.grain

B.food

C.vegetable

D.candy

）24.A.seem

B.hate

C.refuse

D.prefer

）25.A.fruits

B.meat

C.vegetables

D.grains

）26.A.cost

B.take

C.spend

D.pay

）27.A.deliver

B.recognize

C.lose

D.find

）28.A.traditionally

B.quickly

C.firstly

D.easily

）29.A.reading

B.writing

C.listening

D.speaking

）30.A.bad

B.necessary

C.unhelpful

D.difficult

川.阅读理解（35分）

i•阅读下列短文，从下面每小题的

A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳选项。

（共25小题，每小题1分）

Gettingajobisnotalwaysaseasyasyoumightthink.Infact,somepeoplemayfindthatnomatterhowhardtheytry,theyjustcan'

tsucceed.Inthissituation,itisimportantforthemtolearnfromtheirmistakes.Theycanimprovetheirjobinterviewskillsbythefollowingsteps.

First,onceyouhavefinishedajobinterview,youshouldtaketimetomakealistofthethingsthatyouthinkyoudidrightandwrong.

Next,onceyouhavealistofyourinterviewingachievementsandmistakes,trytorankthemaccordingtotheirimportancetothejobinterview.Thiswillhelpyoudecidewhichspecialareayoushouldpaymoreattentiontoinyournextjobinterview.Forexample,ifyourhandswereshakingthroughouttheinterviewandyourtiewasnotperfectlystraight,itmaybeagoodideaforyoutopaymoreattentiontoyourbodylanguageratherthanthetie.

Finally,onceyouhavewrittenalistofskillsafterajobinterview,trytodomore.Thiswillhelpyougradually（渐渐地）makeyourperformanceperfectinajobinterview.Inthisway,youcanimpressyourinterviewerandgetagoodjob.

）31.Whichisthemostimportantthingforthosewhooftenfailintheirinterviews?

A.Tomakefriendswiththeinterviewers.

B.Toattendmoreinterviews.

C.Tolearnfromtheirmistakes.

D.Toasktheirfriendsforadvice.

）32.Whichofthefollowingshouldyouputonthelistafteraninterview?

A.Thingsyouthinkyoudidrightandwrong.

B.Peopleyoumetduringtheinterview.

C.Thequestionstheintervieweraskedyou.

D.Thingsyousaidduringtheinterview.

）33.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Therearen'

tenoughjobsforpeopletoget.

B.Weshouldn'

tlaughatthosewhocan'

tgetajob.

C.BodyIanguageismoreimportantthanthetieduringtheinterview.

D.

Youdon'

tneedtowearatieduringaninterview.

A.忽略

B.排序

C.分开

D.打乱

（）35.Thebesttitleforthepassageis”

A.HowtoBeaJobInterviewer

B.HowtoMakeaList

C.HowtoImproveJobInterviewSkills

D.HowtoWearYourTie

Donna,42yearsold,wasinperfecthealth.Shewasfit,tidyandonlyatehealthyfood.Sheranseveralmileseverydayandtookpartinlocalroadraces.

"

Fortyisthenewtwenty!

herfriendswouldtalkaboutDonna'

sseemingagelessness（表面上的永不衰老）.Donnaheardthissooftenthatshegraduallybelievedthatagingwasjustforotherpeople.ButthatallchangedwhenDonnatookaMondaytriptotheDepartmentofMotorVehiclestorenewherdriver'

slicense（执照）.

Name?

theclerk（办事员）asked,withoutlookingup.Donnareplied.

Address?

Donnagaveit.

Lookthroughthere,please,"

theclerkpointedaneyetestingmachineattheedgeofthedesk.

Readthefirstfourlines,"

shesaid.

Donnapushedherheadagainstthemachine.

Goahead."

Donnawasconfused.Nothingwasclear."

Ithinktheglassisdirty,"

Donnasaid,searchingthedeskforsomethingtocleanit.

It'

snotdirty,"

theclerksaid,fullofimpatience.

Theremustbesomethingwrong,"

Donnasaid,pressingherheadagainstthemachineoncemore.

Madam,doyouwearglasses?

No,no,Idon'

t,"

Donnasaid,asotherpeopleintheroombegantoseewhatwasgoingon.

TheclerklookedatDonna'

solddriver'

slicenseandsaid,"

Welcometomiddleage.Comebackwhenyou'

vehadaneyeexamandgotglasses."

）36.WhatdidDonnaprobablylooklike?

A.Shewasfatwithglasses.

B.Shewasfatwithoutglasses.

C.Shewasfitwithglasses.

D.Shewasfitwithoutglasses.

）37.WhydidDonnagototheDepartmentofMotorVehicles?

A.Tohavealesson.

B.Tohaveaneyeexam.

C.Tovisitherfriends.

D.Torenewherdriver'

slicense.

）38.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"

Fortyisthenewtwenty"

mean?

A.Whenyouturn40,youcanbecalled20.

B.Ifyouareingoodhealthandshape,being40canbelike20.

C.Ifyouare20andnotingreatshape,youwillbecome40.

D.Ifyoueatjunkfood,youcanlooklike40evenwhenyouare20.

）39.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Donnawasgoodatdriving.

B.Donnadidsportseveryday.

C.Donnalivedalone.

D.Donnaoftenplayedjokeswithherfriends.

A.sad

B.happy

C.confident

D.lucky

NowriterinAmericaisbetterknownormorelovedthanSamuelClemens.BorninMissouriin1835,hegrewuponthebanksoftheMississippiRiverandlaterusedthepenname"

MarkTwain”.

Thetwonovels,TheAdventuresofTomSawyerandTheAdventuresofHuckleberryFin,broughthimgreatfame（声誉）.Anotherbook,LifeontheMississippi,toldabouthisadventuresontheriverboatsduringthatperiod.

Once,MarkTwainwastravelinginFrance.HewentbytraintoDijon.Hewasverytiredand

wantedtosleep.HethenaskedtheconductortowakehimupwhenthetraincametoDijon.

Heexplainedthathewasaveryheavysleeper."

Imaypossiblyprotest（反对）loudlywhenyoutrytowakemeup，”hesaidtotheconductor."

Butdon'

tmind.Justputmeoffthetrainanyway."

ThenMarkTwainwenttosleep.Later,whenhewokeup,itwasnighttimeandthetrainhadreachedParisalready.Herealizedatoncethattheconductorhadforgottentowakehimupat

Dijon.Hewassoangrythatheranuptotheconductorandbegantoshoutathim.

Ihaveneverbeensoangryinallmylife,"

MarkTwainsaid.

Theconductorlookedathimcalmly."

thavetobesoangryasIputoffthetrainat

Dijon，”hesaid.

（）41.WhatwasMarkTwain'

srealname?

A.Pound.

B.Mississippi.

C.Dijon.

D.SamuelClemens.

inParagraphThree?

（）42.Theunderlinedword"

heavy"

means

A.quiet

B.deep

C.important

D.easy

）43.MarkTwainaskedtheconductortoputhimoffevenifheprotestedloudly.Bysayingso,

hemeant

A.thathedidn'

tlikesleeping

B.thathewouldwakeupeasily

C.thathewassuretowakeupintime

D.thatnomatterwhathemightsay,theconductorshouldputhimoffatDijon

）44.Theconductordidn'

twakeupMarkTwainatDijonbecause

A.hedidn'

ttakeMarkTwain'

swordsseriously

B.heforgotMarkTwain'

swordswhenthetraincametoDijon

C.hedidn'

twanttowakehimup

D.heputoffthetrainatDijon

）45.Thepassageis

A.anewspaperreport

B.afunnystory

C.afictionalstory

D.abiography

Asyoutouchpeopleandobjectsthroughouttheday,therearegerms（细菌）onyourhands.Inturn,youcanmakeyourselfillwiththesegermsbytouchingyoureyes,noseormouth.Althoughit'

simpossibletokeepyourhandsgerm-free,washingyourhandsisgoodforyou.Itlimitsthechanceofgettingsickandisoneofthebestwaystoavoidgettingsickandspreadingillness.

Stayinghealthycanmakeyoufeelhappier.

Handwashingrequiresonlysoapandwater,butdoyoureallyknowwhenandhowtowashyourhands?

Thefollowinginformationmaybeusefulforyou.

Whentowashyourhands

Alwayswashyourhandsbefore:

Preparingfood

Eating

Givingmedicine

Touchingasickorinjuredperson

Alwayswashyourhandsafter:

Usingthetoilet

Touchingananimal,animaltoysorwaste

Ofcourse,it'

salsoimportanttowashyourhandswhenevertheylookdirty.

Howtowashyourhands

sgenerallybesttowashyourhandswithsoapandwater.Followthesesimplesteps:

☆Wetyourhandswithrunningwater.

☆Usesoap.

☆Washyourhandsforatleast20seconds.Remembertowashthehandscarefully,includingthebacksofyourhands,wrists,fingersandfingernails.

☆Dryyourhandswithacleantowel.

（）46.Accordingtothepassage,youhadbetterwashyourhands

A.aftergettingupinthemorning

B.aftergivingmedicine

C.whenyoufeeltired

D.whentheylookdirty

（）47.Ifyouwanttowashyourhands,youshoulduse

A.somemedicine

B.someflowers

C.somebadfruit

D.soapandwater

）48.Ifyou

yourlifewillbehappier.

A.stayhealthy

B.preparefood

C.washhands

D.touchananimal

）49.Fromthepassageweknow

A.washingyourhandsmanytimesadaymakesyouneverill

B.it'

snousewashingyourhands

C.animalsoranimaltoysarebadforus

D.it'

sgoodtowashhandscarefully

）50.Thepassagemainlytellsus

A.howtofightagainstillness

B.thewaystokeephealthy

C.whenandhowtowashhands

D.theuseof