九年级英语全册 Unit 12 Life is full of the unexpected测试题.docx

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九年级英语全册Unit12Lifeisfulloftheunexpected测试题

Unit12测试题

（满分100分）

一、单项选择。

（15分）

选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

（）1.—Whatwouldyoulikefor　　　　breakfast?

—I’dlikesomemilkand　　　　pie.

A.a;theB.a;/

C./;aD.the;a

（）2.—IsMountTaithehighestmountaininShandong?

—Ithinkso.Itis1,545meters　　　　sealevel.

A.underB.above

C.pastD.along

（）3.—Afterbeingtrapped（困住）for36days,StrongPigwasstill　　　　whenpeoplefoundit.

—Itwasgreatnews.

A.aliveB.lively

C.livedD.live

（）4.—Columbuswasamanwhochangedtheworld.

—Iagree.His　　　　ofAmericawasoneofthegreatesteventsinhumanhistory.

A.inventionB.discovery

C.appearanceD.agreement

（）5.—Istheairportclosedbecauseofthebadweather?

—No.ButmyflighttoBeijingwas　　　　becauseofit.

A.lockedB.booked

C.lostD.cancelled

（）6.—DidMrsSmithcallyouyesterday?

—Yes.Iwasabout　　　　forlunchwhenthetelephonerang.

A.goingoutB.togoingout

C.togooutD.goout

（）7.—Iwanttobuyatickettothemovie.

—Sorry,wehave　　　　allthetickets.

A.putawayB.givenup

C.givenawayD.soldout

（）8.—Jamessaidhewouldcometomyparty,buthedidn’t　　　　.

—Really?

Hedidn’tkeephiswordagain.

A.showupB.getup

C.setupD.giveup

（）9.—Imustgohome.

—Ifyoumust,atleastwait　　　　therainstops.

A.sinceB.as

C.tillD.when

（）10.—How　　　　itwaswhenIfelldowninfrontofsomanypeople.

—Well,everyonecanfall,right?

A.embarrassB.embarrassing

C.embarrassesD.embarrassed

（）11.—Doyouknowwhotheawardwillgoto?

—Ihavenoidea.Wehavetowaituntiltheresult　　　　.

A.announcesB.willannounce

C.willbeannouncedD.isannounced

（）12.—Wasityourfirstvisittothemuseum?

—No.Ihadvisitedit　　　　.ButIthoughtitworthasecondvisit.

A.adayagoB.nextweek

C.thefollowingdayD.thedaybefore

（）13.—Youdidgotosee“TheHungerGames3”yesterdayevening?

—No.I　　　　italready.

A.seeB.hadseen

C.haveseenD.wouldsee

（）14.—Doyouknow　　　　whenyouarrived?

—Fiveminutes.Imissedsomethingexciting.

A.howlongtheshowhadbeenon

B.howlonghadtheshowbeenon

C.howlonghastheshowbeenon

D.howlongtheshowhasbeenon

（）15.—Barcelonalostthematchlastnight.

—　　　　Itisunbelievable.Theyalwayswin.

A.Howcome?

B.Nevermind.

C.Ican’tagreemore.D.That’scommon.

二、完形填空。

（15分）

阅读下列短文，选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Ienjoytellingstories.Tothoseparentsandteacherswho16tellingchildren’sstories,Ihaveanimportant17—tellyourstoryseriously.Nomatterhowsillyyouthinkitis,18itisgoodenoughtotell,youshouldtellitseriously.Youshouldtellthestory19theattitudeofthechildrentowardsit.PerhapsIcanmakeit20bytellingastory.

Afewstudentsofaclasshadpreparedthestoryof“TheFishermanandHisWife”.Thefirstgirlfeltthatitwasasillystory.Shetriedtotellit21,butsomepartsofit22herfeelashamed（难为情的）.Whenshecametothewords,“Oh,manofthesea,come,listentome.ForAlice,mywife…”shesaidthemvery

23.Thenexttimeshecametothesamewords,shesaidthemsofastandsolowthatthey24beheard.Andwhenshetriedtorepeatthewordsthelasttime,shecould25goon.Ofcourseeverybodylaughed,buttheflavor（意味）ofthestorywasbroken.

Now,itwasKate’sturntotellthe

26story.Eachofherrisingandfallingtones（声调）showedher27attitudetothestory.Whensherepeatedthewords,“Oh,manofthesea,come…”,thewholeclasscould28thefisherman’sfeeling.

Thosewordsmay29silly,buttheyareimportantforexpressingthefisherman’sfeeling.Ifthepersonwhotellsthestorythinkstheyaresilly,30canseenoflavoratall!

Sopleasetellyourstoryseriously.

（）16.A.forgetB.finishC.preferD.hate

（）17.A.mistakeB.troubleC.decisionD.suggestion

（）18.A.soB.untilC.ifD.although

（）19.A.inB.withC.aboutD.without

（）20.A.clearerB.louderC.moreimportantD.moresuccessful

（）21.A.simplyB.wellC.badlyD.quietly

（）22.A.leftB.gotC.watchedD.made

（）23.A.slowlyB.easilyC.quicklyD.impolitely

（）24.A.needB.needn’tC.couldD.couldn’t

（）25.A.hardlyB.stillC.alwaysD.mostly

（）26.A.latestB.oldestC.sameD.different

（）27.A.negativeB.seriousC.generalD.strange

（）28.A.hideB.changeC.inventD.imagine

（）29.A.soundB.tasteC.smellD.feel

（）30.A.tellersB.listenersC.singersD.members

三、阅读理解。

（30分）

A

Tablemannersarehowtobehavewhenyoueatameal.Differentcountrieshavedifferenttablemanners.Nowlet’sseehowtoeatinpublicinthefollowingcountries.

Japan

ItisokaytomakesomenoiseswhenyoueatnoodlesinJapan.Unlikemakingbignoises,makingsomenoisesisnotrudebutisacomplimenttothechef.TheJapanesealsosayittastesbetterifyoumakesomenoises.

Whatelsetowatch:

It’simportanttosay“thanks”beforeandafterameal.

France

InFrance,amealislikeaceremony（典礼）.Peopleenjoyitandmakeitaspecialevent.Youshouldneverdiscussmoneyorreligion（宗教信仰）overdinner,andgoingDutch（各自付账）isnotverypolite.

Whatelsetowatch:

Youneedtofinisheverythingonyourplate.

Mexico

InMexico,wheneveryoucatchtheeyeofsomeonewho’seating,evenastranger,it’sgoodmannerstosay“provecho”,whichmeans“enjoy”.

Whatelsetowatch:

Whereyousitmattersinthiscountry.Beforeyougetseated,lookforplacecards,orwaituntilthehostseatsyou.Andyoumustsay“enjoyyourmeal”beforeyouleavethetable.

根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。

（10分）

（）31.InJapan,　　　　whileeatingnoodlesmeansyougiveacomplimenttothechef.

A.eatingquietly

B.makingsomenoises

C.eatingquickly

D.makingbignoises

（）32.InFrance,peopledon’ttalkabout　　　　duringameal.

A.religionB.jobsC.familyD.prices

（）33.You’resupposedtoeatallthefoodonyourplatein　　　　.

A.JapanB.MexicoC.BrazilD.France

（）34.InMexico,you’resupposedto　　　　beforeyouleavethetable.

A.say“thanks”

B.cleanyourplate

C.say“enjoyyourmeal”

D.goDutchwiththeothersattable

（）35.Fromthepassage,weknow　　　　.

A.Japanesepeopleareseriousinrestaurants

B.peopleinFrancelikegoingoutfordinnerverymuch

C.inMexico,strangersdon’ttalktoeachotherinarestaurant

D.you’resupposedtobefriendlytoastrangerinaMexicanrestaurant

B

AlthoughIwasneverathingirl,IwasalwaysfitbecauseIplayedbasketballfromthe5thgraderightthroughcollege.Butaftergraduation,Igotmarriedandgaveupplayingbasketball.ThenIstartedeatingtoomuch.In10years,myweightincreasedfrom175to245pounds.Whatwasevenworse,mysonpickedupabadeatinghabit.Asafour-year-oldboy,helikedhavingFrenchfriesbecauseheoftensawmeputthosethingsintomymouth.

Ireadanarticleinmyhusband’shealthmagazine.Itsaidthatbeingtoofatcanshortenaperson’slifebyfivetotenyears.Thatwasscary.Ididn’twanttoleavemysonbecauseofmypooreatinghabits.Afterthat,everytimeIwantedtohaveFrenchfries.IwouldthinkthatIcouldbeherealittlebitlongerifIjustatebetter.

Oneofmyfriendstoldmethatanorganizationwasofferingafreecoursetohelppeopleloseweight,soIdecidedtojoinit.Theteachergaveeachtypeoffoodacertainnumberofcalories,andhowmanycaloriesweneededtoeataday.AfterIcamehomefromthefirstclass,I

calculated（计算）thecaloriesoffoodinmymeal.IfIwanted,Icouldhavepizzaeverynight.ButwhenIlearnedthatonepiecehadalotofcalories,IdecidednottoeatasmanypiecesasIwanted.

Finally,Isucceededinlosing50pounds.InFebruary,xx,Iwasonthecoverofahealthmagazine.AndmyhusbandalwaystoldotherpeoplethatIlookedbetterthanever.

根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。

（10分）

（）36.Howmanypoundsinweightdidthewriterincreasein10years?

A.50pounds.B.70pounds.C.120pounds.D.175pounds.

（）37.Theunderlinedphrase“pickedup”issimilarto“　　　　”inmeaning.

A.formedB.wonC.choseD.collected

（）38.Accordingtoherhusband’shealthmagazine,beingtoofatcan　　　　.

A.helpwomengivebirthtobabies

B.shortenaperson’slifebyyears

C.helppeoplelivealittlebitlonger

D.befitforplayingsomesports

（）39.Theteacherofthefreecoursetoldthestudents　　　　.

A.todosportseveryday

B.togiveupeatingpizza

C.howmanycaloriesoffoodtheyneededaday

D.thetypesoffoodtheycouldeattoloseweight

（）40.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.Thewriter’ssonusedtoeatFrenchfrieseverynight.

B.Thewriter’shusbandwasnothappybeforeshelostweight.

C.ThewriterwasonthecoverofamagazineinJanuary,xx.

D.Thewritergaveupplayingbasketballaftershegotmarried.

C

A2-year-oldboyisbeingtalkedaboutasaheroafterusingFaceTimetosavehismotheraftershewasbadlyhurt.

AccordingtoareportfromKGUN,LauraToonewastryingtobreakupafightbetweenafoster（收养的）dogandoneofherowndogswhenthefosterdogbitpartofhermiddlefingeralmostcompletelyoff.

Toonetriedtodial911herself,butherhandsweretoobloody（流血的）tomakethecall.

“Ibeggedmydaughterstocall911.They’re4,andtheywereveryafraidtoeventouchthephone,becauseitwascoveredinmyownblood,”ToonetoldKGUN.

Themothercontinuedtolosebloodandthoughtshew