人教新目标九年级英语Unit6单元试题及答案精修版.docx

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人教新目标九年级英语Unit6单元试题及答案精修版

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新目标九Unit6试题（陕西）

Class:

　　Name:

　　Marks：

　　（满分100分）

一.单项选择（共10小题，计10分）

本题共有10个小题，请从每个小题的四个选项中，选出最佳答案。

（）1.—IsYiJianlian　　　　NBAplayer?

—Heusedtobe.ButnowheplaysforGuangdongSouthernTigersinCBA.

A.aB.an

C.theD.\

（）2.—Whydon’tyoubuyacamera?

—DoyouthinkIneedto?

Myphoneisoftenused　　　　acamera.

A.byB.for

C.asD.with

（）3.Toplanyourtimebetter,youcanmakea　　　　ofthethingsyouneedtodofirst.

A.listB.project

C.numberD.lot

（）4.—Howdangerous!

—Yeah.Thebus　　　　hitthecarjustnow.

A.clearlyB.normally

C.nearlyD.mostly

（）5.—Canwepicksomeorangestoeat?

—Can’tyouseethattheyaregreen?

Theymustbe　　　　.

A.sweetB.salty

C.hotD.sour

（）6.Whichofthefollowingsignsmeans“Nolocking”?

A.B.C.D.

（）7.—MichaelJacksonwascalledthekingofpop,wasn’the?

—Ofcourse.He　　　　bypeopleallovertheworld.

A.waslookedupB.waslookedupto

C.lookedupD.lookedupto

（）8.—WastabletennisinventedbytheChinese?

—No.It　　　　inChinauntilthestartofthe20thcentury.

A.playedB.wasplayed

C.didn’tplayD.wasn’tplayed

（）9.—Doyouknow　　　　inancientChina?

—Ihavenoidea.ButIknowpeopleonceusedtreeleavestomakepaper.

A.howpaperwasmadeB.howwaspapermade

C.whatpaperwasmadeD.whatwaspapermade

（）10.—Manythanksforwhatyou’vedoneforus.

—　　　　.

A.Don’tmentionit

B.Nevermind

C.That’sright

D.Youseemtohaveapoint

二.完形填空（共10小题，计10分）

阅读下面短文，理解大意，然后从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，使短文连贯完整。

WhenAmywasinmiddleschool,shedideverything11,becausenobodywantedtomakefriendswithher.Herclassmatesalways12herbigglasses,uglyteethandoldclothes.Whensheheardotherstudentstalkingandlaughing,shefelt13.Onedayafterschool,whenAmywasleavingtheclassroom,agirlwalkeduptoherand14hertotheskatingparty.ThegirlwasLinda.Shewasanewstudent.Amy15,thoughshecouldn’tskateatall.Attheparty,LindataughtAmytoskateand16mostofthetimewithher.Fromthenon,LindaandAmybecamegoodfriends.WiththehelpofLinda,Amywasnolonger17andshebecameconfident.

Amydoesn’tseeLinda18theschoolyear.Sometimesshefeelsguilty（内疚的）19sheneversaysthankstoLinda.AmyhasputsomeinformationaboutLindaonhermicroblog（微博）.She20tofindLindawithothers’help.Shereallywantstothanktheoutgoinggirlforinvitinghertothepartyandhelpingherhaveabetterschoollife.

（）11.A.actuallyB.togetherC.aloneD.lonely

（）12.A.tookprideinB.arguedwithC.laughedatD.caredabout

（）13.A.happyB.sadC.excitedD.comfortable

（）14.A.invitedB.tookC.noticedD.suggested

（）15.A.answeredB.offeredC.refusedD.agreed

（）16.A.tookB.spentC.paidD.cost

（）17.A.energeticB.noisyC.lonelyD.ugly

（）18.A.asB.tillC.afterD.before

（）19.A.becauseB.soC.butD.and

（）20.A.dreamsB.interestsC.enjoysD.expects

三.阅读理解（共15小题，计20分）

第一节：

阅读下面一篇短文，判断下列句子是否符合短文内容，符合的用“A”表示，不符合的用“B”表示。

（共5小题，计5分）

A

Thinkaboutyourfavouritetween（8-12岁青少年）TVshows.Isthereagirlonthemwhoisn’tpretty,orwhodoesn’tworryaboutwhatshelookslike?

Accordingtoarecentstudy,tweenTVshowssendthemessagethatgirlsshouldbebeautiful,nomatterwhatotherabilitiesortalentstheyhave.

TheAmericanresearchersstudied40differentpopulartweenTVshowsfrom2011.Theyfoundthatmostofthemanorboycharactersintheshowslookednormal,butmorethanhalfofthefemale（女性的）charactersintheshowweredescribedas“verybeautiful”.Thegirlsontheshowsalsoworriedmoreaboutwhattheylookedlike.

Theresearcherssaythisdifferencesuggests（暗示）that“boyswithcommonlookscanstillbeapartofthestory,butifyouareagirl,youmustbebeautiful.”

Someofthefemalecharactersontheseshowsweretalentedoractedbravely.Butevenifgirlscandoeverythingboyscando,theystillhavetolookpretty.

Tweensareatanagewhentheyareformingideasaboutwhotheyareandhowtheyshouldlookandact.Itmeanstheseshowsarelikelytomakethemdevelopaverynarrow（狭隘的）idea.

Theresearcherssuggestedthatparentsshouldhelpreducethenegative（负面的）influenceoftheseshowsbywatchingTVwiththeirchildrenandtalkingtothemaboutwhattheysee.

（）21.Thepassageisaboutastudythatwasonboycharacters.

（）22.TheAmericanresearchersstudied40differentpopularcharacters.

（）23.FromthestudywelearnthatintweenTVshowstherearealotofwomenorgirlslookingpretty.

（）24.ThetweenTVshowsmaytellusthatgirlsshouldbemoretalented.

（）25.ThemainideaofthepassageisthattweenTVshowsmayhaveabadinfluenceongirls.

第二节：

阅读下面三篇短文，从各小题所给的四个选项中选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的一个最佳答案。

（共10小题，计15分）

B

TheCocaColaCompanyhasaninvention—the“PlantBottle”.Itispartlymadefromplantsandcanberecycled（循环）.Itshowshowbusinessescanhelptodealwiththeproblemofclimate（气候）change.

NowtheUKhasanewlightbulbthatcanlast25yearsormore.Itisgreenandenvironment-friendly（环保的）,andasbrightastheoldlightbulbs,butitcosts￡30.

Goodnewsforswimmers.Doyouwanttotalktoyourfriendsunderthewater?

RichStachowskiinventedthisWaterTalkyattheageof10.Thisinventioncanamplify（扩大）voicesunderwaterforupto15feet.

Ifyousitinachairfortoolongorinabadposition（姿势）,yourbackmaybegintohurt.Nowthereisanewchairthatcanhelpyouavoidthat.ItwasdevelopedbyGermanscientists.Itmakesnoisestotelluserswhentheyneedtomove.

（）26.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutthe“PlantBottle”?

A.Thebottleiscompletelymadeofplants.

B.ItwasaproductoftheCocaColaCompany.

C.Itcostsmuchmoney.

D.Peoplecan’trecycleit.

（）27.Thenewlightbulb　　　　.

A.isbrighterthantheoldones

B.isn’tgoodfortheenvironment

C.canlastatleast25years

D.canlastlessthan25years

（）28.TheWaterTalkywasinventedby　　　　.

A.GermanscientistsB.ayoungchild

C.aUKcompanyD.someswimmers

（）29.Whatwillhappenifyousitinthechairfortoolong?

A.Yourheadwillhurt.

B.Youwillbeverynervous.

C.Thechairwillmove.

D.Thechairwillwarnyoutomove.

C

GoogleandToyotahaveworkedtogethertocreateanewsmartcar.Itcanrunontheroadwithoutadriver.Itdrivesitself.Theself-drivingcarhasn’tbeenonsaletothepublic,sowedon’tknowhowmuchitcosts.Anotherthingmostpeoplewanttoknowiswhetheritwillbesafeenoughtorunontheroad.

Theself-drivingcaruseselectricityasitspower,anditcan’tdriveveryquickly—thetopspeedwouldbe25milesperhour.Itisactuallycontrolledbyacomputersystem（系统）onthecar.ThesystemkeepsoncollectinginformationbysomevideocamerasinsidethecarandaLIDARsensor（激光雷达传感器）ontopofit.Acomputerprocessestheinformationanddecideswhattodo.“Theself-drivingcarhasonlybuttons（按钮）forgoandstop,soit’sveryeasytouse,”anengineerofGooglesays.“Andwhat’smore,itwillmakecaraccidentslessandmaketheworldasaferplace.”Theself-drivingcarhasdrivenhundredsofthousandsofmilesinCalifornia,andithasonlygottenintotwoaccidentsbyhumanmistake.

AccordingtoCNN,self-drivingcarswillalsohelptoreduce（减少）thenumberofcarsinbigcities.“Self-drivingcarswouldbeabletosendyoutotheworkplaceandthenpickupanotherpersoninsteadofstoppinginaparkinglot.”

（）30.Wedon’tknowthepriceoftheself-drivingcarbecause　　　　.

A.itisonsaleonlyinAmerica

B.itisn’tmadeforsale

C.peoplecangetitforfree

D.ithasn’tbeenonsaletothepublic

（）31.Theself-drivingcarcancollectinformationusing　　　　.

①videocameras②acomputer

③aLIDARsensor④acomputersystem

A.①②B.①③

C.①②③D.①②③④

（）32.AccordingtoCNN,self-drivingcarswill　　　　.

A.sendusmorequicklytotheworkplace

B.leadtoheaviertraffic

C.improvetrafficconditioninbigcities

D.carrymorepeoplethananormalcar

D

Kenya,acountryinEastAfrica,isknownforitsamazingwildlife,especiallylions.However,overthelastdecade（十年）thenumberoflionshasdecreasedfrom10,000toover2,000.Mostofthemwerekilledbythelocalpeoplebecausetheyhadtodosotoprotecttheircows.

Aswellasthecows,wildanimalsshouldbeprotected.Nowbecauseofacreativeideathoughtofbyayoungboy,thisproblemcanbesolvedpeacefully.

Attheageof11,RichardTurerewasputinchargeofthefamily’scows.Thelocalpeoplethinkthisjobisanhonorsincecowsareconsideredthefamilyfortune.

TheonlyproblemwasthattheirlandwasnexttoNairobiNationalPark,hometothelargestnumberoflionsintheworld.Asaresult,thecowswereofteneatenbythehungrylions.

Richardnoticedthatwhenhewalkedaroundthecowswithaflashlight,thelionskeptawaybecausetheywereafraidofhumansandtheflashlight.Sohedecidedtocreateanautomated（自动的）flashlight.Richardtiedsomebulbs（灯泡）frombrokenflashlightsaroundthecowstockade（栅栏）.Underanautomatedlightingsystem,thebulbsflashedonebyone,justlikesomeonewalkingaroundwithaflashlightthatcouldkeeplionsaway.

SinceRichard’sinventionwasputtouse,noneofRichard’scowshaslost.Asitonlycosts$10tomakethissimpledevice,itcanbewidelyusedinKenyainthefuture.

（）33.Howmanylionsdiedduringthelastdecade?

A.About2,000.B