九年级U4 Exercises.docx

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九年级U4Exercises

2010-2011学年上学期新目标九年级Unit4单元测试

Ⅰ.单项选择（15分）

（）1.—Thelittlegirl　　　herseattotheoldmanonthecrowdedbus.

—Whatakindgirl!

A.tookB.broughtC.borrowedD.offered

（）2.Ournewspaper　　　everyTuesday.

A.looksoutB.comesoutC.takesoutD.turnsout

（）3.Sheisplanningonhiking.Let’shelpher　　　somegoodideas.

A.lookupB.makeupC.useupD.comeupwith

（）4.IworkveryhardbecauseIdon’twantto　　　myparents.

A.letdownB.giveupC.breakoffD.dealwith

（）5.Thosebooksareyours,andtherest　　　mine.

A.isB.areC.wasD.were

（）6.—Youareagoodgirl.You　　　dealtwiththethingwell.—Thankyou.

A.evenB.suchC.probablyD.fairly

（）7.—Don’tworry.Mumwillcometosolvetheproblem.—　　shewon’tcome?

A.WhynotB.WhataboutC.WhatifD.Howabout

（）8.—I’mgoingtoLarry’sparty.ButIdon’tknowwhattowear.

—IfI　　　you,I　　　wearadress.

A.am;willB.were;willC.were;wouldD.am;would

（）9.Ican’tsendane-mail.Wouldyoupleaseteachme　　　it?

A.howdoingB.whentodoC.whatdoingD.howtodo

（）10.—Isshereallyill?

—　　　.She’sinhospital.

A.IamafraidsoB.IhopesoC.NotatallD.Helpyourself

（）11.—Comeandjoinus,Jimmy!

—I’msorry,butI’mreallybusynow.IfI　　　time,Iwouldcertainlygo.

A.haveB.havehadC.hadD.willhave

（）12.Iftheteacher　　　usanyhomeworktomorrow,wewillgobikeriding.

A.givesB.doesn’tgiveC.willgiveD.won’tgive

（）13.Afterthediscussion,thestudentsaskedtheirteacher　　　next.

A.whichtodoB.whattodoC.howtodoD.whentodo

（）14.—Whataboutplayingfootballthisafternoon,Sam?

—Iwouldrather　　　athomethan　　　football.It’stoohotoutside.

A.stay;playB.stay;playingC.tostay;toplayD.tostay;playing

（）15.—WhatisyourChineseteacherlike?

—　　　

A.Heistallandthin.B.Sorry,Idon’tlikehim.

C.Heisstrictbutfriendly.D.Hedoesn’tlookwelltoday.

Ⅱ.完形填空（10分）

Ifyouareateenageboyandwanttosucceedinlife,you’dbetterreadthisgreatbook!

FromBoystoMen,byAmericanauthor,MichaelCurian,tellsteenageboysthattheyarelivingthroughthe16yearsoftheirlife.Thereisnoreasonforthemnottolovelife.

Youmaythinkthatonlyyourbodyisgrowingatthemoment.17thebooksaysyourmindistoo.Thebooktellsteenageboysthattheyneedto18theirbodiesandmindstogrow.Todothis,theyshouldstop19theirtimeplayingcomputergamesandshould20playingsports.

Sports,thebooksays,keepyou21andteachyouimportantlifeskills.Theyalsoteachyou22tobealeaderandworkasapartofateam.

Thebookalsotellsboyshowtolovelife23theyarebullied（受欺负）atschool.Itsaysboysshouldnotbeafraidofsuchschoolbullies（恶霸学生）.

Thebooksaysthat,tobecomethemanyouwanttobe,youhavetobelievein24.Mostimportantly,thebooksays,youmustalways25tosucceed.Neverbehappywithwhatyou’vegotandtrytoachievemore.

（）16.A.badB.betterC.bestD.worst

（）17.A.AndB.ThenC.OrD.But

（）18.A.helpB.makeC.haveD.keep

（）19.A.makingB.payingC.spendingD.costing

（）20.A.startB.forgetC.finishD.dislike

（）21.A.healthyB.worriedC.tiredD.interested

（）22.A.whatB.howC.whenD.where

（）23.A.sinceB.unlessC.beforeD.evenif

（）24.A.othersB.eachotherC.yourselfD.yourparents

（）25.A.tryB.listenC.dealD.talk

Ⅲ.阅读理解（40分）

AMoreno,Stanley,and23otherstudentsfromWestfieldStateCollegewereonvacationinAcapulco,Mexico.Thiswasthelastnightinthehotel.Itwas4am,MorenoandStanleycamebackfromaparty.

JustasStanleywenttosleep,heheardloudnoiseoutside.Fromthebalcony（阳台）oftheirfourth-floorroom,MorenoandStanleysawblacksmokeoutofonewindowandheardpeopleshouting.

Morenoranoutintothecorridorandbeganknockingondoorsandshouting,“Fire!

”Afterthat,hewentupstairsinahurrytotellotherpeople.Atthesametime,Stanleywasdownstairshelpingpeoplegetthroughthesmoke-filledroom.TherehejoinedforceswithNalewanski,a21-year-oldboywhohadaroomonthesecondfloor.

“Let’sgo,”Nalewanskisaid.HeandStanleywettheirshirtsinthebathroomandputthemaroundtheirmouthsandnosessotheycouldbreathe.Thentheyranupthestairs.OnthefourthfloortheyfoundMorenofeelingterrible（Morenohadmadeituptotheeighthfloorbeforeturningback）.Butaftermakingsurehecouldgetbackdownonhisown,theycontinuedupstairs,knockingonthedoorsoneveryfloor.

Intheend,noonewasseriouslyhurt.Morenosaid,“Therewerehundredsofpeopleinthehotel.Itwasourdutytohelpthem.”

（）26.studentsfromWestfieldStateCollegewereonvacationinAcapulco,Mexico.

A.Twenty-threeB.Twenty-fourC.Twenty-fiveD.Twenty-six

（）27.WhichfloordoesStanleyliveon?

A.Thesecondfloor.B.Thefourthfloor.C.Theseventhfloor.D.Theeighthfloor.

（）28.NalewanskiandStanleyputtheirwetshirtsaroundtheirmouthsandnosesinorderto.

A.makethemcoolB.stopthesmokefromgoingintolungs（肺）

C.letpeoplefindthemD.playajokewithotherpeople

（）29.Whatisthecorrectorder?

a.Morenotoldotherpeople.b.Noonewasseriouslyhurt.

c.Nalewanskijoinedthemtosavepeople.d.StanleyandMorenosawthesmoke.

A.d-b-c-aB.d-a-c-bC.a-d-c-bD.c-d-b-a

（）30.Fromthefourthparagraph,wecanknow　　　.

A.thethreeboysarebraveB.Morenodiedinthefire

C.thereasonofthefireD.Nalewanskicalledthepoliceforhelp

BProblem:

I’mbored.Wehaveadayoffbecauseoftheheavyrain.Ifyoudidn’tgotoschooltoday,whatwouldyoudo?

Why?

Linda

Someadvice:

IfIwereyou,Iwouldbeathomedoingsomething,suchasmakingmybedorhelpingmymotherdosomechores.Thatway,myroomwouldbecleanandmyparentswouldbehappy.

Tina

IwoulddowhatIlove!

MaybeIwouldhelpMomdosomecooking.Iwouldlearnhowtomakedumplings.

Kathy

Idon’thaveenoughtimeinonedaytodoallthethingsIwantto.Peoplewhogetboredusuallydon’thaveagoodimagination（想象力）.Therearelotsofdifferentbookstoread,websitestosurf,peopletovisitandthingstomake.

June

Well,ifIwereyou,Iwouldwatchagoodmovieandthentakeagoodnap（小睡）.Yourbrain（脑子）andbodywillthenberelaxedandreadyforclassesthenextday.

Lisa

（）31.What’sLinda’sproblem?

A.Shedoesn’thaveajob.B.Shefeelsbored.

C.Shehatesrainydays.D.Shefeelsawfulatschool.

（）32.Whowouldwatchamovieifshehadadayoff?

A.June.B.Kathy.C.Lisa.D.Tina.

（）33.WhatwouldKathyprobablyliketodoonherdayoff?

A.Shewouldliketocook.B.Shewouldliketosleep.

C.Shewouldliketoread.D.ShewouldliketowatchTV.

（）34.JunewoulddoallofthefollowingEXCEPT　　　.

A.visitfriendsB.surftheInternetC.readbooksD.lieinbed

（）35.Whatdoweknowfromthereading?

A.Tinadoesn’tliketodoanyhousework.B.KathylikestodothesamethingsasTina.

C.LisathinksitwouldbehelpfultoLindatogetrelaxed.

D.Juneusedtobebusy,butnowshehasenoughtimetorelax.

CTwomagazinesrecentlylistedthebestcitiestolivein.Herearetwoofthecitieslistedas“theworld’sbest.”

SANJOSE,COSTARICAThecityhascomfortableweatherallyearround（15℃to26℃）.HousingisnotveryexpensiveinSanJose.Also,manyofthecity’solderneighborhoodsareverybeautifulandhavesmallhotelsandcafés.Beautifulmountainsarearoundthecity.Lotsofpeoplegosightseeingthereeveryyear.Butairpollutionisaprobleminthecitycenter.

HONGKONG,CHINAThislivelycity—onceasmallfishingvillage—istodayaninternationalbusinesscenter.ItisaninterestingmixofEastandWest,oldandnew.Moderntallbuildingsarenexttosmalltemples（庙宇）.Popularnightclubsareclosetotraditionalteahouses.Busypeoplefillthestreetsatallhoursoftheday.Butoutsidethecity,thereareparksforwalkingorrelaxing.HongKongisfamousforitswonderfulnativedishes.There’salsofoodfromEurope,NorthAmerica,andotherpartsofAsia.However,thissmallcityhasalargepopulationofnearlysevenmillion!

That’swhyhousingisveryexpensive.Trafficandairpollutionarealsoaproblem.

（）36.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedaboutSanJose?

A.Theweather.B.Themountains.C.Theair.D.Thetraffic.

（）37.WhatmakesHongKongtheworld’sbestaccordingtothispassage?

A.Thelivelycityandthewonderfuldishes.

B.Thelargepopulationandthetraffic.

C.Theexpensivehousing.D.Thebeautifultemples.

（）38.ThewriterthinkshousinginHongKongisexpensivebecause　　　.

A.itisasmallfishingvillageB.itisamixofEastandWest

C.itisabeautifulcityD.therearetoomanypeopleinthecity

（）39.Whatdothetwocitieshaveincommon?

A.Theybothhavebeautifulmountains.B.Theybothhavealargepopulation.

C.Airpollutionisaprobleminboth.D.Theyarebothcrowded.

（）40.Fromthepassage,wecanknowthat　　　.

A.SanJoseandHongKongaretheonlytwocitiesoftheworld’sbest

B.SanJosehasmorenaturalsightsthanHongKongdoes

C.theweatherinbothcitiesisfineD.SanJoseusedtobeasmallfishingvillage

DSophiaWu,25,isayoungChinesewomanwhodoesbusinesswithherfamilyinSantiago,Chile（智利）.OnFebruary27,sheexperiencedanightthatshewillneverforget.“Iwasasleepandwaswokenupbypowerfulshakingataround3:

30inthemorning.MywholeroomwasmovingandIcouldn’tstandstill.Iwantedtorundownstairsandgooutside,butsuddenlythewallgotbrokenandthelightsintheroomwentout.Theroombecam