九年级上册新目标 课件Unit 11单元测试题Unit 11 单元测试题 1Unit 11 单元测试题 1.docx

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九年级上册新目标课件Unit11单元测试题Unit11单元测试题1Unit11单元测试题1

Unit11Sadmoviesmakemecry.

Writtentestpart（共95分）

Ⅴ. 单项选择（每小题1分，共15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

（   ）21.Don’tbehard_____thesechildren.Afterall,they’reonly8yearsold.

A.on                     B.in         

C.at          D.with

（   ）22.Manyvolunteerswentto Nepal aftertheearthquake.Ireallyadmiredthemfortheir_____.

A.relief                    B.courage     

C.fault                       D.power

（   ）23.Whenyoudecidetoloseweight,you’dbettertakethedoctor’sadvice.Thiswillhelpyoureachyour_____inasafeandhealthyway.

A.secret                    B. choice

C. fame                    D. goal

（   ）24.—Ginalooks_____.What’swrong?

—Shestillfeelsweakafterherillness.

A.silent        B.pale  

C.active                     D.proud

（   ）25._____istruethatmycarcostalot,butIthinkit’sworthit.

A. One         B.That 

C. What                     D. It

（   ）26.Drivingtoworkusedtobepopular,but_____,moreandmorepeoplegotoworkbybiketoavoidheavytraffic.

A. suddenly             B. lately 

C. hardly        D.luckily 

（   ）27.Momdidn’tfeelwell.Thedoctor_____herbutfailedtofindanythingwrong.

A.suggested            B.required     

C.praised         D.examined

（   ）28.—I’vegottwoticketsfortomorrow’sfilm.Doyoufeellike_____tothecinemawithme?

—Sorry,I’mbusy.

A.go            B.togo  

C.going                     D.gone

（   ）29.DadisBackissuchaninterestingshowthatitcanmakepeople_____fun.

A. have                      B. tohave

C. having          D. had

（   ）30.Alanwouldrather_____longhoursonthetrainthan _____byair.

A. spend;traveling 

B.spending;traveling 

C. spending;travel

D. spend;travel

（   ）31.Neithermyparentsnormyheadteacher_____metoplaycomputergamestoomuch.Theythinkitisharmfultomyhealth.

A. allowed                     B.willallow

C. allow           D. allows

（   ）32.Samborrowedabookfromtheschoollibrary._____hereadit,_____helikedit. 

A.Themore;themuch           

B.Themuch;themuch 

C.Themuch;themore           

D.Themore;themore

（   ）33.Georgewillspendhisholidayin London _____in NewYork,becausehejustreturnedfrom NewYork lastmonth.

A. suchas          B. becauseof     

C. ratherthan                 D. morethan

（   ）34.Theyoungmanmademanymistakesinhiswork,sothemanager_____thecompany.

A.calledhimin                   B.kickedhimoff

C.pickedhimup        D.wokehimup

（   ）35.—Iheardthatyouwentto Chongqing foraholiday.Didyouenjoyyourself?

—Well,_____.Thefoodwasdeliciousbuttheweatherwasawful.

A.apieceofcake       B.ofcourse     

C.yesandno                        D.noproblem

Ⅵ. 完形填空（每小题1分，共10分）

先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

AnAmericanboysaidhedidn’twantan11thbirthdaypartybecausehehadnofriends.

Colinhastroublecommunicatingwithotherpeople.Thismakesit   36   forhimtomakefriendswithkidsofhisage.ChildrenandadultswithsuchtroubleoftenhaveahighIQ,   37   theyhaveproblemsinsocialsituations.Theyoftenhavetroubleunderstandingjokes.

Sohismother   38   a “HappyBirthdayColin”Facebookpage.Itdrewmorethan2million “likes”.Colin’smothersaidthebestreward（回报）forher   39  wasseeingColingrow. “Ihaveseenhimchangegreatlybecauseheknowshehas2millionfriends.Hisself-confidence（自信）has   40  .”

Later,theboywhohad2million “likes” gota（n）   41   present — achangetobeaprofessionalhockey（冰球）player.

ColinandhisfamilyvisitedtheplayersandcoachesoftheKalamazooWingsata  42  .Colinsaid,“Iknewweweregoingtotherestaurant,butIwasnotexpectingtherest.”

Theteamprovidedtheboy   43   aone-daycontract（合同）.ItwouldallowhimtojointheKalamazooWingsfortheirhomegameonSunday.Colinwouldplaythegamehockeyand   44   sitwiththeplayersattherestarea.

“Therearethingsthataremuchbiggerthanthegame.Ifwecanputasmileonakid’sfacethat   45   alotoftrouble,we’reexcitedaboutthatchance,”saidtheKalamazooWingsheadcoachNickBootland.

（   ）36.A.easy      B.difficultC.interesting           D.boring

（   ）37.A.and       B.but        C.so          D.until

（   ）38.A.created     B.invented         C.discovered    D.examined

（   ）39.A.courage     B.hobbies     C.efforts      D.wealth

（   ）40.A.broken     B.dropped     C.grown                  D.gone

（   ）41.A.strange     B.upset  C.exciting                 D.educational

（   ）42.A.club       B.schoolC.palace                 D.restaurant

（   ）43.A.to        B.with   C.of        D.for

（   ）44.A.even      B.ever   C.still        D.already

（   ）45.A.dealswith   B.partswith  C.comesupwith   D.getsonwith

Ⅶ. 阅读理解（每小题2分，共30分）

A 

A13-year-oldAmericanboywasbornwithoutfingersonhislefthand,butwiththehelpofhisnew3Dprintedhand,hehasbecomeamemberofabaseballteam!

DawsonRivermanisasportslovingteenager.Hewasbornwithoutfingersonhislefthand,buthehasneverletthatstophim.Hehasalwaysfoundawaytolivewithit.Lastyear,hegotahandcreatedbya3Dprinterandithaschangedhislife.

CorbanUniversityinvitedDawson,hisfamilyandhisbestfriendtotheirhomeopener（主场揭幕赛）.Dawsonsignedaletterandjoinedthebaseballteam.

“They’vejustopeneduptheirheartstousandjustmadeitanamazingjourney.”

Hisparentswerejustasexcitedastheirson.Watchingtheboy,hisbestfriendandyoungerbrotherwarmupwiththeteamwasmorethantheyhopedfor.Thefamilyevengottothrowoutthefirstpitch（投球）.

WhiletheteamcangetencouragementfromDawson,hisfamilyhopesDawsonwilldrawmoreconfidencefromtheexperience.It’ssomethinghisnewhandhasalreadygivenhim.Dawsonisamanoffewwords,butthelookonhisfacesaiditall!

Dawson’smothersaystheyplantodevelopaprogramtoteachstudentstoprint3Dhandsforotherchildren.

根据材料内容判断正（T）误（F）。

（   ）46.DawsonRivermanlosthisfingersduringanaccident.

（   ）47.For Dawson Riverman,lifewasveryhardbecauseofhishand. 

（   ）48.DawsonRivermanfeltexcitedtobecomeamemberofthebaseballteam.

（   ）49.DawsonRivermanisaboywhodoesn’ttalkmuch.

（   ）50.TheRivermanfamilywillstartaprogramtomake3Dprintedhands.

B 

The Cartoon Museum in London openedtothepublicin2006.ItcelebratestheartoftheBritishcartoonsfromthe18thcenturytothepresentday.   

ThemuseumisintheheartofLondonandisveryclosetotheBritishMuseum. Withmanynearbyrestaurants,shopsandotherplacesofinteresttovisit,thismuseumcanbeapartofawholedayoutforthewholefamily. 

Address:

35LittleRussellStreet LondonWC1A2HH

Telephone:

02075808155

E⁃mail:

info@cartoonmuseum.org.uk

Openinghours:

Mon.—Sat.:

 10:

30—17:

30（includingBankHolidays）

Sun.:

 12:

00—17:

30

Ticketprices:

Adults:

£7

Students:

 £3

Freeforchildrenunder18

Childrenages12orundermustbeaccompanied（陪伴）byanadult.

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

（   ）51.Howlonghasthe Cartoon Museum beenopentothepublic?

A.6years.                         

B.9years. 

C.15years.                      

D.35years.

（   ）52.HowmanyhoursisthemuseumopenonSaturdays?

A.5.5.                            

B.6.      

C.7.                              

D.8.

（   ）53.IfBob,a13-year-oldboy,andhisparentswanttovisitthemuseum,howmuchshouldtheypay?

A.£10.                     

B.£14.    

C. £17.        

D.£18.

（   ）54.Whichofthefollowingarementionedaboutthemuseum?

①e-mailaddress 

②website 

③telephonenumber   

④location  

⑤collection

A. ①②③                     

B. ①④⑤     

C. ①③④                

D. ②③⑤

（   ）55.Whichofthefollowingis TRUE accordingtothematerial?

A.Themuseumisn’topenduringBankHolidays.

B.ThemuseumisfarfromthecenterofLondon.

C.Therearerestaurantsandshopsinthemuseum.

D.Childrenunder12can’tvisitthemuseumalone.

C

Peopleallovertheworldmakeedible（可食用的）homesandvillagesoutofgingerbread（姜饼）.Gingerbreadcanbesmooth,softbread,butifyouwanttobuildahouseoutofit,youmakeitasacookie.

GingerbreadprobablycamefromtheMiddleEastorAsia.Peopletherehavebeenmakingitforoverathousandyears.ItissaidthatgingerbreadarrivedinEuropeinthetenthcentury.AmannamedGregoryMakarbroughttherecipe（食谱）fromArmeniatoFrance.

AlthoughgingerbreadbecamepopularinmanypartsofEurope,itreally caughton inGermany.AftertheBrothersGrimmwrotethestoryof HanselandGretel,Germansbegantomakegingerbreadhouses.Later,whenGermansmovedtoAmerica,theybroughtthistraditionwiththem.AnditbecameatraditionformanyAmericans,especiallyaroundChristmastime.

In1991,thecityofBergen,Norway,startedagingerbreadtraditionofitsown.Everywinter,childrenagedelevenandunderareinvitedtobuildacityoutofgingerbread.

ThereisalsoagingerbreadhousecompetitioninNorthCarolina,America.It’scalledtheNationalGingerbreadHouseCompetition.Anyoneagedfiveoroldercanjoinin.

Fromcookiestohouses,andfromArmeniatoAmerica,gingerbreadhaschangedalotoverthepastonethousandyears.Andpeoplekeepimaginingnewusesforthedeliciousdessert.