人教版初中英语九年级 Unit 7单元测试含答案01Word文档下载推荐.docx
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7.A.Motheranddaughter.B.Apolicemanandadriver.C.Fatheranddaughter.
8.A.Toplaycomputergames.
B.Toplaytogetherwithherfriends.
C.Toseeafilmwithherfriends.
9.A.Visitedahospital.B.Helpedcleanahospital.C.Didsocialworkforthecommunity.
10.A.Toplaybasketball.B.Todohomework.C.Todohousework.
Ⅲ.听短文,选择最佳答案(5分)
11.HowoldarepeopleallowedtodrinkinabarinEngland?
A.Eighteenorovereighteen.B.Sixteen.C.Seventeen.
12.DidTomoftengotothenearbybarwithhisfatherwhenhewasyoung?
A.Yes,hedid.B.No,hedidn’t.C.Wedon’tknow.
13.Howlongdidtheydrinkinthebar?
A.Foranhour.B.Forhalfanhour.C.Fortwohours.
14.WhatdidTom’sfatherwanttotellhim?
A.Thetimetodrink.B.Somethingaboutthelight.C.Whentostopdrinking.
15.Howmanylightsarethereattheendofthebar?
A.One.B.Two.C.Three.
第二卷笔试部分(85分)
Ⅳ.单项选择(10分)
16.Thestudentsaren’t________tosmokeatschool.
A.allowB.beallowC.allowedD.toallow
17.Somethingiswrongwithmycomputer.Iwillhaveit________tomorrow.
A.repairB.repairingC.torepairD.repaired
18.Fatherisnotonlystrict________hiswork,butalsostrict________us.
A.in;
atB.to;
withC.in;
withD.with;
with
19.—Ithinkteenagersshouldbeallowedtohavepart-timejobs.
—________Theycanlearnmorefrompractice.
A.IthinksoB.IdisagreewithyouC.Me,eitherD.Noproblem
20.Onlythen_________recognize(认出)him.
A.IdidB.didIC.IcanD.Ishould
21.Sometimeshobbiescan________schoolwork.
A.getinthewayB.getinthewayofC.getinthewayonD.getinthewaywith
22.—Ithinkstudentsshouldwearuniforms.
—________.Welooksmarterinourownclothes.
A.IagreeB.IdisagreeC.IthinksoD.Idon’tknow
23.Ithinktheoldshould________.
A.takecareB.takecareofC.betakencareD.betakencareof
24.MissChenhasa________daughter.Sheisverylovely.
A.six-years-oldB.six-year-oldC.sixyearoldD.sixyearsold
25.Wewon’tallow________inthecinema.Butyouareallowed________intherestroom.
A.smoking;
smokingB.smoke;
tosmoke
C.smoking;
tosmokeD.smoke;
smoking
Ⅴ.完形填空(10分)
NowadaysmoreandmoreChineseteenagersfindlifemoredifficultwithouttheirparents.Theydon’tknowhowtodo26.Becausetheirparentsdoalmosteverythingforthemathome.Thisisabigproblem.
Joyis14yearsold.Onedayherparentswentaway27business,soshehadtostayathomealone.Atfirstshethoughtshewouldbehappy28herparentswerenotin.Shecoulddoeverything29sheliked.Butitwassixo’clockintheafternoon,shefelt30.“Oh,it’stimetohavesupper.WherecanIgetmyfood?
”shesaidtoherself.Latershefoundsomefoodinthefridge,butshe31knowhowtocook.Atthatmoment,shemissedher32verymuch.Atlastshecouldonlygotothesupermarketand33somefoodtoeat.
Manyteenagersare34asJoy.SoIthinktheyshouldlearnsomebasiclifeskills,likecooking,tidyinguptheirroomsordressingthemselves35.Theyshouldn’tdependtoomuchontheirparents.
26.A.theirhomeworkB.someshoppingC.businessD.housework
27.A.inB.atC.onD.with
28.A.soB.becauseC.butD.until
29.A.thatB.whoC.whereD.when
30.A.hungryB.fullC.excitedD.bored
31.A.couldn’tB.didn’tC.mightnotD.wouldn’t
32.A.cousinB.auntC.brotherD.parents
33.A.madeB.boughtC.gaveD.saw
34.A.thesameB.difficultC.differentD.warm-hearted
35.A.actuallyB.carelesslyC.properlyD.slowly
Ⅵ.阅读理解(30分)
Usuallyschoolsandteacherssettheclassrulesforstudents.ButaschoolinWuhanrecentlytriedadifferentway.Thisyear,therulesofClass12,Grade7inNo.6HighSchoolhavebeenmadebythemselves—all46classstudents.
Duringthefirstdaysofthisschoolyear,theteacherallowedhisstudentstomaketheirownclassroomrules,andaskedeachstudenttogivealistofrulestohelpmaketheirclassagoodlearningenvironment.Thewholeclasssharedanddiscussedthelists.Latertheyaddedortookoutsomerules.Therule-makingactivitylastedaboutamonth.Finallytheclasshad30rules.
Then,rule-makerswereaskedtosignontherulelist—theirpromisetofollowtherules.Aposterwithalltheruleswasputupbesidetheblackboard.
Mostoftherulesareaboutthewaystudentsshoulddo.“Nocellphonecallsandtextmessagesinclass”and“Noloudnoiseintheclassroom”aretwoexamples.Buttherearealsosomeforteachers.“Nolessonsshouldoverrun”isonerule.Alsosomerulesarestrictwiththestudentswhobreaktherules.Ifapersonislateforclassaboveacertainnumberoftimes,heorshewilllosethechancetobeanhonorstudent.
Studentssaytherulesworkwellintheclassroom.“Wearetherule-makers.Sowehavetoobeytherulesthatweagreeto,”saidoneofthestudents.
36.Bywhomaretheclassrulesforstudentsusuallymade?
A.Teachers.B.Students.C.Parents.D.Officers.
37.Therewouldbe________aboutthelistsaftereachstudentgavealistofrules.
A.adiscussionB.alessonC.aspeechD.aparty
38.Eachstudentwasaskedtosignontherulelist________.
A.tosharetheclassrules
B.tobeanhonorstudent
C.tomaketheirpromisetofollowtherules
D.tohelpmaketheirclassagoodlearningenvironment
39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“overrun”inParagraph4probablymean?
A.跑步B.运行C.教学D.拖延
40.Thewholeclasswon’tobeythestudent-makingrulesuntilthey________them.
A.agreetoB.shareC.discussD.add
Atthemoment,thehighschoolstudentsinthestateofPhiladelphia,USA,canweartheirownclothes.However,nextyearthehighschoolsmustdooneofthefollowing:
·
Makestudentsbuyschooluniforms(inotherwords;
allstudentsmustwearthesameuniforms).
Decidewhichcolorsmustbeworn,butletstudentsbuytheirownclothesinthesecolors.
AsurveydoneatCentralHighSchool,Philadelphia,showedthatmostofthestudentsdidn’tthinkthatwearingschooluniformswasagoodidea.
Racheldidn’tliketheideaofwearingschooluniformsatall.“Itmakesuslooklikeprisoners(囚犯).Everyoneisdifferent,sowhyistheschooltryingtomakeusallthesame?
”
Sandrawaswearingabrightly-coloredshirtwithherjeans.“Nooneelsewearsashirtlikemine,”shesaid.“I’mtheonlyone,andIlikethat.Icanunderstandthattheschoolneedsadresscode(准则).It’saproblemifstudentscometoschoolwiththeirshirtsopen.Weallunderstandthat,butnoonewantsauniform.Evenmymomthinksit’ssilly.”
Onlyonestudent,Ben,saidhedidn’tmindwearingaschooluniform.Hesaid,“IusedtowearaschooluniformwhenIlivedinAustralia.Itwasn’tsobad.Youcanwearauniformandstillbetidy.Weusedtoweargreytrousers,around-neckedshirtandajacketinblueorgreen.Itwasn’taproblem.”
41.ThehighschoolstudentsinPhiladelphia________.
A.aren’tallowedtoweartheirownclothesatpresent
B.mustbuytheirownclothesindifferentcolorsnextyear
C.willbeallowedtoweartheirownclothesnextyear
D.maywearthesameschooluniformsnextyear
42.AccordingtothesurveydoneatCentralHighSchoolinPhiladelphia,________.
A.mostofthestudentsthoughtwearingschooluniformswasagoodidea
B.noneofthestudentsthoughtwearingschooluniformswasagoodidea
C.notallstudentswereagainstwearingschooluniforms
D.onlyonestudentwasagainstwearingschooluniforms
43.InRachel’sopinion,________.
A.uniformsmakestudentslookugly
B.studentsshouldwearinthesame’way
C.wearingaschooluniformisn’taproblem
D.somecolorsofclothesmustbewornatschool
44.WhenBenlivedinAustralia,heusedtowear________intheschool.
A.abrightly-coloredshirt
B.blueorgreentrousersandaround-neckedjacket
C.clothesthatnooneelsewore
D.atidyschooluniform
45.Theunderlinedword“that”means________.
A.noonewantsauniform
B.theschoolneedsadresscode
C.wearingaschooluniformisstupid
D.wearingone’sownclothesisn’tright
Whoinfluencesteenagers?
“Teenagers”meanpeoplefrom13to19yearsold.Althoughtheyareyoung,theyhavetomakemanyimportantchoicesbythemselves.Theyneedtothinkaboutquestionslikethese:
ShouldIgotocollege?
WhatkindofjobdoIwant?
However,otherpeoplealsoinfluencetheirchoices.Whoinfluencesteenagers?
Teenagerswereaskedthisquestionandhere’swhattheysaid.
Itdependsonthekindofchoice.Whenteenagersbuythings,friendsarethemostimportantinfluence.Thisisespeciallytrueforclothesandmusic.TVshows,advertisementsandparentsalsoinfluenceteenagers.Inmoreseriousthings,parentsareprobablythemostimportantinfluence.Someteenagerssayit’sbesttoregardbothparentsandfriendsasinfluences.James,aseventeen-year-oldboysayshe’s“justacrazyman”.Healsosays,“Parentsarereallyimportantbecausetheycantellyouwhat’srightandwrong.”
Butteenagersalsofeeltheyneedtomaketheirownchoices.Asoneteenagergirlsaid,“Ifourparentsdon’tletusmakeourownchoices,maybeinthefuturewedon’tknowhowtodoit.”Andtheyfeelfrie