牛津译林版英语九上单元测试题unit12.docx

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牛津译林版英语九上单元测试题unit12

9BUnit1单元试题

一、单项选择（每小题1分，满分15分）

（）1.—Haveyouboughtanynew　　　foryournewhouse?

—Yes.Iboughttwochairs,abedandatablelastweek.

A.foodB.furnitureC.clothesD.flowers

（）2.GuangdongProvincelies　　　thesouthernpartofChina.

A.onB.inC.toD.at

（）3.Bluewhalesarethebiggestanimalsintheworldandtheyliveinthe　　　.

A.desertB.oceanC.jungleD.valley

（）4.—Wehaveplentyofkitesindifferent　　　.Whichonewouldyoulike?

—Theonethatlookslikeaplane.

A.coloursB.sizesC.pricesD.shapes

（）5.Tocontrolthenumberofthevisitors,theparkhasdecidedto　　thepriceofthetickets.

A.riseB.raiseC.reduceD.add

（）6.—WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddowiththeseusedbooks?

—I　　　donatingthemtoacharity.

A.suggestB.requireC.remindD.allow

（）7.—Youlookso　　　,Tom.

—Yes.Thejourneywas　　　.ClimbingMountTaialmostkilledme.

A.tired;tiredB.tiring;tiredC.tired;tiringD.tiring;tiring

（）8.Thiskindoffishlivesinthedeep　　　.

A.oceanB.jungleC.desertD.valley

（）9.I’llneverforgetourfriendshipandI’llmissyou　　　Igoandlive.

A.wheneverB.whateverC.howeverD.wherever

（）10.Thisismyfavouriterestaurant.NotonlyAmericanfoodbutalsotraditionalChinesefood

　　　here.

A.serveB.servesC.isservedD.areserved

（）11.　　　AmyhasneverbeentoSingapore,sheknowsalotaboutthecountry.

A.IfB.becauseC.UnlessD.Although

（）12.Thisstreetisalwayscrowded.Thetrafficwon’tgetbetterunlessafootbridge　　here.

A.buildsB.willbuildC.willbebuiltD.isbuilt

（）13.Katelostherleftleginatrafficaccidentandhadtofixa（n）　　　leg.

A.ancientB.man-madeC.modernD.broken

（）14.There　　　anoldhousehere,butnowtherestandsanewhotel.

A.isusedtobeingB.hasbeentoC.usedtobeD.isusedto

（）15.—Ihopeyou’llhaveagreattriptoThailand.

—　　　.

A.ThankyouB.You’rewelcomeC.Itdoesn’tmatterD.Thesametoyou

二、完形填空（每小题1分，满分15分）

Today,thelargestremaining（遗留的）areaofhutongs（胡同）inBeijingisonthenorthoftheForbiddenCity.ThisiswheremanyChineseandforeigntouristscomefora‘hutongtour’.Weaskedseveralofthese　16　totellusabouttheiropinions.

It’sreallyamazing—we’reinthemiddleofoneofthebiggestcitiesintheworld,butinthesehutongsitfeels　17　weareinavillageinthecountryside.Therearelotsoftreeseverywhere,andallthebuildingsareonlyoneortwofloors　18　.Inaddition,therearen’tmanycarsinthehutongs,sotheyarequite　19　—verydifferentfromthestreetsinthecentreofHongKong!

It’snicetowalkaroundhereandstoptohaveadrinkinoneofthelittle　20　shopsorbarsbythelakes.

—VickyWang,HongKong

Whenyouvisitthe　21　partofBeijing—withthewideroads,tallbuildingsandcolourfullights—youcan　22　thatyouarealmostanywhereintheworld.It’stheoldhutongs,templesandpalacesthatarereallyinterestingandbeautiful.It’s　23　thatsolittleoftheoldcityhasbeenkept.I’vetakenlotsofphotos　24　Iarrivedhere.ThenexttimeIcomebackhere,Idon’tknowhowmuchof‘oldBeijing’willbe　25　.Themore,thebetter,ofcourse.

—Ted,Canada

Idon’tsee　26　issointerestingaboutthesehutongs.Thestreetsaretoonarrow（狭窄的）—Icould　27　drivemycardownthem.Andmostofthehousesareoldanddirty.Theylookthesame,soitiseasytoget　28　unlessyou’vegotaguide.Chinashouldhaveabettercapitalcitythatwecanallfeel　29　.Let’sgetridofthesehutongsandchangethem　30　modernofficesandflats.

—Yu,Guangzhou

（）16.A.guidesB.childrenC.touristsD.officers

（）17.A.asifB.evenifC.eventhoughD.sothat

（）18.A.wideB.highC.longD.away

（）19.A.quietB.noisyC.crowdedD.busy

（）20.A.shoeB.bookC.coffeeD.clothes

（）21.A.oldB.ancientC.specialD.modern

（）22.A.doubtB.createC.imagineD.wonder

（）23.A.greatfunB.agoodideaC.apleasureD.apity

（）24.A.sinceB.whileC.asD.before

（）25.A.destroyedB.changedC.forgottenD.left

（）26.A.whyB.whatC.howD.whether

（）27.A.almostB.evenC.hardlyD.always

（）28.A.hurtB.lostC.backD.around

（）29.A.proudofB.boredofC.fullofD.afraidof

（）30.A.withB.ofC.intoD.off

三、阅读理解（每小题2分，满分30分）

A

TheDeepestLakeintheWorld

LakeBaikalinRussiaisthedeepestlakeintheworld.Itis1,637 metresdeep.Itisalsothelargestfreshwaterlakeintheworld.It’shometomorethan1,700species（物种）ofplantsandanimals.Itisalsotheworld’soldestlake.

TheBiggestLakeintheWorld

ThebiggestlakeintheworldistheCaspianSea.Ithasasurfaceareaof371,000squarekilometres.TheCaspianSeaissalty,about1/3assaltyasseawater.

TheHottestDesertintheWorld

ThehottestdesertintheworldistheSaharaDesert.Itisalsotheworld’slargestdesert,withanareaofover9millionsquarekilometres.In1922,scientistsrecordedarecordhightemperatureof58°C.It’shotthereduringtheday,butitsometimesfreezesatnight.

TheLargestVolcano（火山）intheWorld

ThelargestvolcanointheworldisMaunaLoainHawaii.Itisabout17,000metreshighfromthebottomtothetop.MaunaLoaismuchlargerthanMt.EverestbutmostofMaunaLoaisunderwater.

（）31.WhichisTRUEaboutLakeBaikal?

A.Itismorethan1,600metresdeep.

B.Itisthebiggestandthedeepestlakeintheworld.

C.Itisdifficultforanimalsandplantstoliveinit.

D.Itistheyoungestlakeintheworld.

（）32.Whichisthebiggestlakeintheworld?

A.LakeBaikal.B.TheCaspianSea.C.TheSaharaDesert.D.MaunaLoa.

（）33.Howhighisthelargestvolcanointheworld?

A.About17,000metres.B.About371,000metres.

C.About1,700metres.D.About1,637metres.

（）34.Sometimes,it’s　　　atnightintheSaharaDesert.

A.hotB.warmC.verycoldD.cool

（）35.Whatisthebesttitleofthematerials?

A.BestplacesforholidaysB.Travelaroundtheworld

C.NaturalwondersoftheworldD.Amazingtripsaroundtheworld

B

WhenIwasinmedicalcollege,Iwentcampingwithsomeofmyfriends.Theseasonwassummer;therefore,wechosetogototheseaside.Afterarrivingthere,werentedaroomandleftourluggage（行李）there.Wefinishedlunchandthendecidedtorentaboatbecausetheseaandtheweatherwerebeautiful.

Westartedtorow,butaboutonemileout,theweathersuddenlychanged.Althoughtheweatherwasnotgood,wedidn’twanttoquit,butfinallymyfriendsandIagreedthatweshouldgoback.Wetriedtochangetheboat’sdirection,butassoonaswechangedit,theoarlock（桨架）broke.So,wewereunabletoturnback.Wecoulddonothingbutwaitforhelp.

Afterseeingthechangeoftheweather,weshouldn’thavecontinuedtorow,butitwastoolate.Wefeltsorryforthat.Theseachangedalot,thewavesgotveryhigh,andtheboatbegantoshake.Danielstartedtocry;Allangotseasickandstartedtovomit（呕吐）.Threehourspassed,andnobodycametohelpus.

Fortunately,afterfivehoursofwaiting,twobigboatscametosaveusandweescaped.Iftheyhadn’tcometogetus,wewouldhavecrossedtheborderbetweenTurkeyandGreecebecausetheborderwasveryclose.

Thisstoryisthemostexcitingoneinmylifebecausewecouldhavedied,butluckwaswithusandweescaped.

（）36.Thewriterandhisfriendschosetogototheseasideforcampingbecause　　　.

A.theyhadaboatB.theylikedswimming

C.itwaswarmattheseasideinwinterD.theweatherwasniceinsummer

（）37.Theunderlinedword“quit”means“　　　”.

A.cheerupB.giveup　C.makeupD.useup

（）38.Whenthewriterandhisfriendstriedtoturnback,　　　.

A.theoarlockbrokeB.theygotseasick

C.theweathersuddenlychangedD.twobigboatscametohelpthem

（）39.Daniel　　　whentheywerewaitingforhelp.

A.startedtocryB.gotexcited

C.begantoshakeD.startedtovomit

（）40.WhichcanbetheBESTtitleforthepassage?

A.AsadstoryB.Anexcitingboattrip

C.AscaryexperienceatseaD.Don’tbeafraidofwaves

C

Manypeoplehaveexperiencedbargaining,andtheyhavedifferentopinionsaboutit.Insomecountries,itiscommonandacceptable,butinothercountries,itisconsideredanunpleasantaction.

I’mEunHyunLeefromKorea.WhenIwasinChina,Idiscoveredthatbargainingwasverycommon.Atfirst,itwasveryhardtobargain.Moreover,Ithoughtbargainingwasshameful（丢脸的）.Butmanyofmyfriendshelpedmeandtaughtmehowtodoit.Gradually,Ilearnedtodoitwell,andnowIlovetobargain.Ihavehadalotofexperiencebargaining.

Oneday,Iwenttoanopen-airmarketwithmyfriend,wherethereweremanybeautifulthingsondisplay.Afterlookingaround,Ifoundaverybeautifulpearlnecklace.Iwatcheditforalongtimebeforeaskingtheprice.Thevendoraskedforonehundredyuan.Itwasaveryhighprice,andIknewhewasaskingfortoomuch,soIthrewupmyhands,pretendingtobefrustrated（泄气的）.

Istartedtowalkaway,butthevendorgrabbed（抓住）meandaskedhowmuchIwantedtopay.Ihadheardthatwhenyoubuysomethinginanopen-airmarketinChina,youshouldbargaintogetthepricedowntoabout70%,soIsaidthirty.Hesaidthatpricewasimpossibleandhecouldn’tsellitforthat.Afterafewminutesofbargaining,weagreedonforty-fiveyuan.

Afterthat,Ihadmanysimilarexperiences.NowIlovetobargain.Doingsomethingthefirsttim