冀教版九年级英语上Unit3 Safety单元练习含答案文档格式.docx

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---Ihopetheaccidentlikethiswon'

thappenagain.

A.putdownB.putawayC.putoutD.putup

5.---Thesunisshiningbrightlyandhowhotitistoday!

---You'

dbetterwearapairofsunglassesto 

yourself 

thesun.

A.keep;

ofB.protect;

fromC.protect;

ofD.keep;

out

6."

Help 

tosomefish,Mary,"

myauntsaidtome.

A.themselvesB.ourselvesC.yourselfD.himself

7.Mr.Zhangwentonwithhislessonafterthemap 

onthewall.

A.handedB.hungC.washangedD.washung

8.Theboyworkshard.I 

himtosucceedintheexam.

A.likeB.expectC.thinkD.need

9.It'

s 

thatJetwillpasstheexam.Heworkshardeveryday.

A.certainB.commonC.strangeD.necessary

10.---Whydoyougetupsoearlyinthemorning,Tarcy?

---Igenerallymakeita 

tobeupby7toreadEnglish.

A.planB.wishC.secretD.rule

11.---I'

mabitafraidofyourfather.

---Hejustlooks 

.Infactheisveryfriendly.

A.seriousB.outgoingC.hard-workingD.talented

12.---Dad,it'

ssuchalongwayfromourhometothepark!

---Youmeanit'

totakeataxi?

A.popularB.necessaryC.possibleD.important

13.---Iwanta 

tocutthebigapple.Couldyoupassmeone?

---Certainly,hereyouare.

A.forkB.knifeC.spoon

14. 

yourheadawayfrompeoplenearyouwhenyouarecoughing.

A.TurningB.Don'

tturnC.TurnD.Toturn

15.---Please 

toreturnmybookbyFriday.I'

lluseitonSaturday.

---Noproblem.I'

llfinishreadingitonThursday.

A.don'

tforgetB.nottoforgetC.notforgetD.forgetnot

二、完形填空

Themoonhadgonebehindacloudandthereweren'

tmanystarsinthesky.Itwasadarknight.Isawaglowinmyneighbour'

skitchen.Ithoughthewashavingamidnightsnack,16 

Iwentbacktomybed.

Soon,therewasaburningsmellintheairandI17 

somethingwaswrong.Atonce,Ijumpedoutofbedandwentdownstairstohavealook.Isawafirecomingoutofmyneighbour'

s18 

.Ishoutedimmediately,"

Fire!

Fire!

"

Buttherewasnoonenearbytohearmy19 

forhelp.

Irushedintomyhouse,calledtheFireDepartmentandwentbacktomyneighbour'

shouse.Irangthedoorbell,knockedonthedoorandcalledoutmyneighbour'

sname,buttherewasnoanswer.I20 

tobreakintothehouse.

Itriedtothrowbuckets（水桶）ofwater21 

thekitchenwindowbutitwasnouse;

thefirewastoostrong.Luckily,afireenginearrivedandthefiremen22 

outthefire.

Whenmyneighbourcameback,hewassadbecausehiskitchenwasa23 

buthethankedmeforcallingtheFireDepartment.Hewantedtogivemesomemoneyasareward（报酬）butIdidnot24 

it.

Afewweekslater,myneighbourrepairedhiskitchen.Heinvitedmetohisnewkitchenandtherehegavemeamedalthathehad25 

orderedfromafactory.Itmademeveryhappy.

16.A.andB.soC.orD.but

17.A.expectedB.knewC.realizedD.believed

18.A.kitchenB.bedroomC.studyD.dininghall

19.A.shoutsB.voiceC.soundD.noise

20.A.refusedB.managedC.neededD.forgot

21.A.overB.acrossC.aboveD.through

22.A.gaveB.tookC.putD.ran

23.A.troubleB.matterC.joyD.mess

24.A.receiveB.acceptC.bringD.take

25.A.happilyB.finallyC.probablyD.specially

三、阅读理解

A

DuYijun,a21-year-oldFudanUniversitystudent,wasoneofthe36peoplediedinthecrushonNewYear'

sEveontheBund（外滩）inShanghai.

OnthenightofDecember31,2014,aholidaycelebrationturnedintoaterribletragedy."

Overcrowding（过度拥挤）andthefailureofthepolicetocontrolthecrowdswerethemainreasonithappened,"

theauthorities（官方）said.

Forthelastthreeyear,lightshowsontheBundhavebeensuccessfullyheldforNewYear'

sEvecelebrations,butthisyearthelightshowwascanceledandtherewerefewerpoliceonhand.Butthecrowdscameanyway.About300,000peoplewereontheBundby8:

00thateveningandmorekeptarrivinguntilpeoplesuddenlybecamenoisyandangryaround11:

30.Somepeoplefellonthestairsandweresteppedheavilyonanddied.

InShanghai,theauthoritieshavereacted（作出反应）totheBundtragedybycancelingbigevents.Butthisisn'

treallynecessary.Betterplanningandbettercrowdcontrolcanmakesurethecelebrationsaresafe.

However,ifyou'

regoingtoaplacewheretherewillbeabigcrowd,youshouldtakenoticeofwheretheexits（出口）are,andiftherearetoomanypeople,moveawayfromthecenterofthecrowd.Andmostimportantly,ifthecrowdseemstoobigandmakesyoufeeluncomfortable,justleave.Nocelebrationisworthlosingyourlifeover.

26.Theunderlinedword"

crush"

inthepassageprobablymeans"

inChinese.

A.美丽的景色B.成功的活动C.拥挤的人群

27.HowmanypeoplediedintheBundtragedyinShanghaionDec31,2014?

A.21.B.36.C.300,000.

28.Whatcausedthetragedytohappenaccordingtotheauthorities?

A.Overcrowdingandthefailureofthepolicetocontrolthecrowds.

B.Unsafeexitsandsmallsquarestoholdenoughpeople.

C.Badweatheranddarklightstoguidepeopletoleave.

29.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Thecelebrationsgosuccessfullyifwellorganized.

B.It'

snecessarytocancelalltheeventstoavoidaccidents.

C.Notallcelebrationsareworthlosingone'

slife.

30.Thepassagemainlytellsusabout 

A.thefailureofthepolicetoprotectpeople

B.atragedyhappeningontheBundanditslesson

C.somesuccessfullightshowsheldinShanghai

B

LastweekwasRoadSafetyWeekatJason'

sschool.Allthestudentshadtotakepartinatalkonroadsafetywhichwasgivenbyapoliceofficer.Thefollowingiswhatthepoliceofficersaid.

"

Mosttrafficaccidentsshouldn'

thappen.Theyhappenbecausepeoplearecareless.Frequentcauseoftrafficaccidentsisspeed.Somepeopledrivetooquickly.Thismeansthatiftheyhavetostopsuddenly,theycannotstopquicklyenoughtoavoid（避免）hittingothervehicles（车辆）orpeople.Youneedtorememberthiswhenyouarecrossingthestreetorwalkingalongthesidewalk."

It'

snotonlydriverswhocauseaccidents,however,peopleonfoot—pedestrians（行人）,andbicycleridersoftencauseaccidents,too.Pedestrianssometimeswalkoutintothestreetwithoutlooking.Youshouldalwayslookonbothsidesbeforesteppingintothestreet."

Doanyofyourideabike?

Bicycleriderscancauseaccidentsbychangingdirectionssuddenlyorwithoutwarningotherroadusers.Beforeyouturnleft,forexample,youshouldcheckbehindyoutomakesuretherearen'

tanycars,trucksorbusescoming.Youshouldshowwithyourlefthandtotellthatyouwanttoturnleft.Youshouldnotturnuntilthestreetisclear."

Therulesoftheroadareverysimple.Ifwelearnthemandobeythem,wewillnothaveaccidentsanymore."

31. 

gavethestudentsatalkonroadsafetylastweek.

A.AteacherB.Aheadmaster

C.ApoliceofficerD.Afatherofastudent

32.Mosttrafficaccidentshappenbecause 

A.peoplestoptheircarssuddenly

B.peoplearecareless

C.peopledon'

tknowtherules

D.peopledon'

tcareiftheyhaveanaccident

33.Theunderlinedword"

Frequent"

inthispassagemeans"

A.频繁的B.偶尔的C.所有的D.罕见的

34.Bicycleriderscancauseaccidentsby 

A.crossingtheroadwithoutwarningotherroadusers

B.turningsuddenlyorwithoutwarningotherroadusers

C.makingsuretherearen'

tanycarscoming

D.showingsuddenlyorwithoutwarningotherroadusers

35.Themainideaofthepassageisthat 

A.obeyingtherulesoftheroadcankeepyoufromhavingaccidents

B.itwasRoadSafetyWeekatJason'

sschool

C.it'

snotonlydriverswhocausetrafficaccidents

D.somepeoplehaveaccidentsbecausetheydrivetooquickly

C

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