九年级英语全册《Unit 5 What are the shirts made of》同步练习 新版人教新目标版.docx

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九年级英语全册《Unit5Whataretheshirtsmadeof》同步练习新版人教新目标版

Unit5Whataretheshirtsmadeof

一、单项选择（共15小题；共15分）

1.We tostartatonce,orwewillmissthetrain.

A.tellB.havetoldC.aretoldD.told

2.Apopularsport,ping-pong, bymanyaroundChina,forfunandexercise.

A.areenjoyedB.wasenjoyedC.wereenjoyedD.isenjoyed

3.---Lookatthesignontheright.

---Oh,parking here.

A.doesn'tallowB.isn'tallowed

C.didn'tallowedD.wasn'tallowed

4.Theworldhasabigheadacheandit bymoney.ItbeganinAmericalastyear.

A.causeB.causesC.iscausedD.arecaused

5.---Don'tyouseethesign"NoParking!

"ontheright?

---Sorry,Ididn't.ButnowIknowparking here.

A.wasn'tallowedB.isn'tallowed

C.won'tallowD.doesn'tallow

6.YuanLongpingis hishybridrice.

A.knownofB.knownasC.knownaboutD.knownfor

7.---Chinaisgettingbetterandbetteratmakinghightechnologyproducts.

---That'sright.Peoplearoundtheworldcanhardlyavoid productsmadeinChina.

A.notbuyingB.nottobuyC.tobuyD.buying

8.LastnightMissSmithtoldusa story.

A.livingB.liveC.livelyD.alive

9.---Doyoubelievethatpaperismade wood?

---Yes,Ido.Andyoucanseethatbooksaremade paper.

A.from;fromB.from;ofC.of;fromD.of;of

10.---Yourcoatlooksverynice.What'sitmade ?

---Cotton,anditismade Wuhan.

A.from;inB.of;inC.from;onD.of;on

11.InthespokenEnglishofsomeareasintheUS,the"r"soundsattheendofthewords .

A.aredroppedB.drop

C.arebeingdroppedD.havedropped

12.Alotoftrees aroundhereeveryyearandwecanenjoyfresherhairnow.

A.plantB.isplantedC.wereplantedD.areplanted

13.---DoesshelikesingingEnglishsongs?

---Yes.She tosingEnglishsongsinherroom.

A.oftendoesB.isoftenheardC.oftenhears

14.Thepetdogiswarmandloving.It asadaughterofmyfamily.

A.treatsB.treatedC.istreatedD.wastreated

15.ManychildreninBritain tohavetheirownbankcardsthesedays.

A.allowB.allowedC.areallowedD.wereallowed

二、单词拼写（单句首字母填空）（共15小题；共15分）

16.ThiskindofTVsetisp inChina.

17.Englishisw usedallovertheworld.

18.Hersisterworksinal hospital.

19.Englishisthelanguageofi travel.

20.Theteachertrytheirbesttomaketheirlessonsl andinteresting.

21.Whilecomparingprices,weshouldalsoconsiderthequalityofthep .

22.Itoftentakesherover2hourstoc herhomework.

23."Lookout!

"saidthepoliceman,"Paymoreattentiontothebadt ,oryoumaybehurt."

24.Everyoneshoulda talkingloudlyinthelibrary.

25.WhenwelearnEnglish,weshouldpaymoreattentiontothee English.

26.Chinanowp enoughricetofeedherpeopleeveryyear.

27.Englishisusedw asaforeignlanguageinmanyothercountriesoftheworld.

28.Followingthenationalnewswehavethel newsandweatherreport.

29.Mylittlebrotherhasmanyforeignclassmatesashestudiesinani school.

30.Hisstudentsliketheteacherbecausehealwayshasawayofmakinghisclassl andinteresting.

三、单词拼写（根据中文提示拼写单词）（共15小题；共15分）

31.SomeWesterners （避开）thenumber13becausetheybelieveitisunlucky.

32.Iamsurethatwecan （生产）thiskindofengine.

33.Englishisthemost （广泛地）spokenlanguageintheworld.

34.Hewill （完成）hisworknextweek.

35.MissWangalwaysmakesherlessons （生动的）andinteresting.Wealllikeherverymuch.

36.Whenwillthe （国际的）meetingbeheld?

37.Doyourparentsworkina （本地的）restaurant?

38.Aboutseventypercentofthe （表面）oftheearthiscoveredwithwater.

39.Whenthet （交通）lightsarered,youmuststopandwait.

40.Johnsonlikestotakedownwhathappenseverydayinthe （形式）ofdiary.

41.He （避免）answeringmyquestionsyesterday.

42.ThecompaniesinGuangdong （生产）computers.

43.Chineseismore （广泛）usedintheworldtoday.

44.Thisisnota （完整的）sentence.

45.MyEnglishteacheralwaysmakeshislessons （生动的,活泼的）.

四、翻译（根据中文提示完成句子）（共5小题；共10分）

46.Thebridgeis   （由……组成）thestones.

47.今天各个领域都在应用电脑。

Todaycomputers  inmanyfields.

48.中国什么地方生产茶叶？

  tea inChina?

49.你们家乡以什么而出名？

What yourhometown  ?

50.电脑如今被人们广泛地使用。

Thecomputers widely  peopletoday.

五、完形填空（共10小题；共15分）

BarbieDollcollectingisaverypopularhobbyforyounggirls.Thiswonderful51 includes（包括）dolls,clothing,beds,herfriends,brothers,sisters,cousins,differentkindsofanimalsandsoon.Barbiehasmanydifferent52 ,soyoucanseeherasadoctor,apolicewoman,anastronaut,adriverandevenacook.

I53 manyhoursplayingwithBarbiedollsasachildandIfoundthatI54 waittointroducemydaughtertotheworldofBarbie.Shehasalotofdolls,clothes,vehicles（车辆）andhouses.Andshe55 hasspentmanyhoursenjoyingherBarbiedolls.

Barbie56 in1959bytheAmericantoy-companyMattel,Inc.asafashiondoll.Sincethattimeshehasbecomeoneofthemost57 dollsintheworld.ManyBarbiecollectorscantell58 theyplayedwithBarbieandfriendswhentheywereyoung.Barbiecollectors59 collectspecialdollsanddoitjustforfun.

Whetheryouareacasualorseriouscollector,youwill60 itafunandinterestinghobbythatyoucanstartasalittlegirlandgoontoanadult.

51.A.girlB.hobbyC.toyD.collection

52.A.jobsB.clothesC.housesD.friends

53.A.keptB.gotC.spentD.made

54.A.mustn'tB.couldn'tC.mightnotD.shouldn't

55.A.tooB.alsoC.eitherD.still

56.A.wentoutB.gaveoutC.cameoutD.gotout

57.A.deliciousB.nervousC.importantD.popular

58.A.whenB.whatC.whyD.how

59.A.usuallyB.neverC.hardlyD.really

60.A.believeB.findC.seeD.know

六、阅读理解（共17小题；共34分）

A

Lookatthefirstpictureontherightside.It'scalledanice-skatingshoe.Inthepastdays,peopleworeittoskateonice.

Threehundredyearsago,therewasamancalledHansBrinker.HelivedinHollandinEurope.Hewantedtoenjoyskatinginsummerandwinter.Bychangingtheshoesalittle,hecouldskateonroadswithoutice.

However,thefirstpairofrealroller-skating（轮式溜冰）shoeswasinventedbyJosephMerlin.HelivedinBelgiuminEurope.Ahundredyearslater,thousandsofpeoplewereroller-skatingintheUSA,anditgotpopularinthe1930s.Thatishowroller-skatingshoeswereinvented.

In1979,ScottandBrennanOlsonmadethefirstrollerbladingshoesweareusingnow.ThetwobrotherslivedinMinneapolisintheUSA.Theybuiltafactorytomaketheshoeslater.Theymadealotofmoneybecausethesportofrollerbladingbecamemoreandmorepopular.

61.Wherewastheideaofskatingontheroadwithouticefirstputforward?

A.InAmerica.B.InEngland.C.InHolland.D.InBelgium.

62.Whomadethefirstrealroller-skatingshoes?

A.HansBrinker.B.JosephMerlin.

C.ScottOlson.D.BrennanOlson.

63.Wherewasthefirstroller-bladingshoemade?

A.InBelgium.B.InHolland.C.InAmerica.D.InJapan.

64.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thesecondpictureisaroller-skatingshoe.

B.Nowweareusingthethirdshoeforskating.

C.Thesecondshoewaspopularin1920s.

D.ScottandBrennanOlsonwerebrothers.

65.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.TheFirstIce-skatingShoesB.DifferentKindsofSports

C.TheGreatInventorsD.HowSkatingShoesDeveloped

B

OnedayIwaswalkingnearthePeople'sSquare,whenIsawasmallcrowdofpeople.Iwalkedovertoseewhattheywerelookingat.Inthemiddleofthecrowdtherewasatall,oldman.Hewaswearingabighatonhishead.Hewasdressedinadarkshirtandtrousers,andwhiteshoes.Inhishandshewasholdingalargepairofscissors.Hewascuttingsomethingcarefully,usingblackpaper.

Ayounggirlsatonachairinfrontofhim.Shewaslookingupatherfather,whowasstandingnearher.Thegirlhadlovely,longhair.ThenIrealizedthattheoldmanwascuttingapictureofher.Thesignnexttothemansaid"PaperPictures,￥50".Onemaninthecrowdwasholdingablackpaperpicture.Hewasshowingittoawoman.Thewomanwaslookingangry.

Iwatchedtheoldmancarefully.Hewasveryskillful.Ithoughtabouthavingmypicturedone,butthenIlookedupattheclock.Itwas5p.m.Timefordinner.Ileftthelittlecrowd,andwenttowardstheundergroundstation.

66.Wheredoyouknowthestoryhappened?

A.InthePeople'sSquare.B.Intheundergroundstation.

C.Nearaphotoshop.D.Attheairport.

67.Whostoodinthemiddleofthecrowd?

A.Ayounggirl.B.Atall,oldman.

C.Anoldwoman.D.Ayoungboy.

68.Fromthestoryweknowthatthewomanwaslookingangryat .

A.thesignneartheman

B.themancuttingpaperpictures

C.theblackpaperpicture

D.thefatherstandingnearby

69.Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftheoldman?

A.Hewasverycareful.B.Hewasverykind.

C.hewasveryfunny.D.Hewasveryskillful.

70.Ifthetimewasearlier,thewriterwould .

A.staytherelongerB.havehispicturecut

C.buythepaperpictureD.leavethelittlecrowd

C

Whenapersonpassesthroughthecustoms（海关）betweentwocountries,hewouldbequestionedbyacustomsinspector（检查员）.Ifapersonbringsingoodsofgreatvalue,theinspectormayaskhimtopaytaxesonthem.Somepeopletrytohidethevaluablestheyhavewiththemsothattheywillnothavetopaythesetaxes.Butcustomsinspectorsarehardtofool.

InspectorJosephKoehlerhasworkedfortheU.S.CustomsServiceforyears.OnedayagroupofpassengersarrivedonaflightfromBelgium.

Koehlertookspecialnoticeofoneofthe