学年最新外研版九年级英语上册Module7单元测试题及答案精编试题.docx

学年最新外研版九年级英语上册Module7单元测试题及答案精编试题.docx

《学年最新外研版九年级英语上册Module7单元测试题及答案精编试题.docx》由会员分享，可在线阅读，更多相关《学年最新外研版九年级英语上册Module7单元测试题及答案精编试题.docx（10页珍藏版）》请在冰豆网上搜索。

学年最新外研版九年级英语上册Module7单元测试题及答案精编试题

外研九年级上学期Module7试题

Class:

　　Name:

　　Marks：

　　（满分100分）

一.单项选择（每小题1分，共15分）

从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

（）1.Thetwo-daytourofLasVegaswasquite______adventureformyfamily.Weallenjoyeditverymuch.2·1·c·n·j·y

A.aB.an

C.theD./

（）2.—Ihearmanypeoplevisitthetowneveryday.Whatisitwell-known______?

—Well,ithasverybeautifulsights.

A.asB.for

C.withD.in

（）3.MsWangsaid,“Youshouldwriteabook______afteryoufinishreadingTheArabianNights.”

A.shopB.title

C.clubD.review

（）4.Sara’sgrandpadiedin2003.Hehasbeen______formorethantenyears.

A.deadB.alive

C.dyingD.living

（）5.—Theradiosaysatigerhas______fromthelocalzoo.

—Oh,whatbadnews!

Ihopeitcanbefoundsoon.

A.heardB.fallen

C.escapedD.borrowed

（）6.—Thecentreisdoingalottoprovidegoodeducationfortheleft-behindchildren.

　　—Yeah,butit’snotgoodenough.Theyshouldtry______.

　　A.hardB.harder

C.hardestD.hardly

（）7.—Idon’tthinkRosswillreplytoAlice’sletter.

—Meeither.Butshe’s______hopingforhisreply.

A.stillB.once

C.alsoD.never

（）8.WhenIpassedMrBlack’soffice,he______ourexamresultswiththeheadteacher.

A.discussesB.isdiscussing

C.discussedD.wasdiscussing

（）9.—Grandpa,youusuallyreadnewspapersatthistime.WhyareyouwatchingTVnow?

—Well,there’s______intoday’snewspaper.

A.somethinginteresting

B.nothinginteresting

C.interestingsomething

D.interestingnothing

（）10.—People,especiallytheyoung,______bytheirfriends.

—That’strue.Friendsplayanimportantpartineveryone’slife.

A.easilyinfluences

B.easilyinfluenced

C.areeasilyinfluenced

D.willbeeasilyinfluenced

（）11.—Inmyopinion,everyoneshould______theirbadbehaviourinpublicplaces.

—Iagreewithyou.

A.payforB.tidyup

C.dieforD.turnoff

（）12.—Areyoutold______you’lltakeaboattourornot?

—No,notyet.Ireallyhopewewill.

A.thatB.whyC.whenD.whether

（）13.—Oh,Jackie,youknowsomuchaboutParis.

—Well,Ilivedthere______.

A.attimesB.foratime

C.atatimeD.atalltimes

（）14.—Peter,______totheGiant’sCausewaywithusthisweekend?

—Soundslikeagoodidea.

A.howaboutgoB.whynotyougo

C.whynottogoD.whydon’tyougo

（）15.—______?

Youlookveryunhappy,Toby.

—Well,Ilostmygrandma’sglasses.Ican’tfindthemanywhere.

A.What’supB.Areyoucrazy

C.What’sthatD.Wherearethey

二.完形填空（每小题1分，共10分）

通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。

Londonhassomefantasticsightsforeverytourist.Butjust16backdoesthiswonderfulcity’shistorygo?

ItwastheRomanswhodecidedtobuildthecityweknowtodayasLondon.Theyinvaded（入侵）BritaininAD43,andsoonafterwardsbuiltthecityofLondinium.Theysawthatacitywithabridge17theThamesRivercouldbeuseful,bothfortravelingtoEuropeandtravelinginEngland.Itisthoughtthattheoriginalcitywassmall—aboutthe18ofHydePark!

TheGuildhallisthetownhallofthecity,whereyoucanseeboththe19

buildingsandthenewones.ItwasbuiltbyDickWhittington20wenttoLondontomakemoneyasayoungmanaboutsixhundredyearsago.Butafterafewyears,hewasstillvery21anddecidedtoleavethecity.ThenheheardthebellsofLondonringing.Hestoppedand22.Theyseemedtobesaying,“Tryagain,Mayor（市长）ofLondon.”Soheturnedback,decidingto23again.LaterhebecameveryrichandwasLordMayorfourtimesbetween1397and1419.

Nearlyalltheoldcitywas24inthefirein1666.Afterthat,thecitystartedtoloseitspeople.Sonowtheoldcityhasvery25shopsandhomes,whileakilometeraway,thestreetsoftheWestEndofLondonarefullofpeople.

（）16.A.howfarB.howsoonC.howlongD.howmuch

（）17.A.underB.overC.onD.in

（）18.A.shapeB.heightC.styleD.size

（）19.A.tallB.oldC.lowD.small

（）20.A.whichB.whenC.whoD.where

（）21.A.youngB.richC.strictD.poor

（）22.A.criedB.laughedC.listenedD.watched

（）23.A.tryB.writeC.travelD.speak

（）24.A.builtB.burntC.grownD.discovered

（）25.A.manyB.allC.mostD.few

三.阅读理解（每小题2分，共40分）

阅读下列材料，完成每篇材料后的问题。

A

TheSydneyOperaHouseisoneofthemostfamous20th-centurybuildings.IthasbecomeasymbolofSydneyandAustralia.

Thebase（地基）forthebuildingwasstartedin1959,yearsbeforethedesignswerefinished.IttookDanisharchitect（丹麦建筑师）JornUtzonfouryearstodesigntheOperaHouse.By1962thedesignswerefinishedandconstructionbegan.In1967,peoplestartedthedecorationinside.Intotal（总共）ittook14yearstobuildtheOperaHouseanditwasopenedonthe20thofOctober1973byQueenElizabethII.

Itcostaround$160milliontobuildtheSydneyOperaHouseandthemoneywaspaidbythepublic.6,225squaremetresofglasswasusedtobuildit.TheOperaHousehasabout1,000rooms.Itis185metreslongand120metreswide.Thebuilding’sroofsectionsweighabout15tons.Eachyear,thisfantasticbuildingattracts200,000touriststocomeforavisitorenjoyeventsinit.

TheOperaHousereachesoutintotheharbour.Itisamazingandunforgettable,offeringpeopleastrongsenseofbeauty.

（）26.ThedesigneroftheSydneyOperaHousewasfrom　　　.

A.AmericaB.Australia

C.EnglandD.Denmark

（）27.BuildingoftheSydneyOperaHouselasted　　　.

A.from1959to1973B.from1962to1973

C.from1959to1967D.from1962to1967

（）28.Thereareabout　　　roomsintheSydneyOperaHouse.

A.120B.185

C.1,000D.6,225

（）29.　　　paidforthecostoftheSydneyOperaHouse.

A.UtzonB.Thepublic

C.QueenElizabethIID.Thegovernment

（）30.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.FamousAustralianBuildings

B.TravellinginSydney

C.TheSydneyOperaHouse

D.TipsforVisitingtheOperaHouse

B

What’sthemostimportantthingforathletes（运动员）towin?

Traininghard?

Havinganexcellentcoach?

Nevergivingup?

Probablytheseareallveryimportant,butaccordingtoanewbook,themostimportantthingisgettingenoughsleep.　　

ThisbookisSleeptoWin!

byDr.JamesMaasandHaleyDavis.Inthisbook,youcanfindouthowgettingmoresleephelpedfifteen-year-oldSarahHugheswinanOlympicgoldmedal.ShesaidthebiggestchangeshemadeinhertrainingfortheOlympicswasgettingmoresleep.SleeptoWin!

alsogivesexamplesofotherprofessionalathletesaswellasstudentathletesbecomingfasterrunnersbecauseofgettingmoresleep.Forexample,afterAmberWay,ahighschoolstudentinMichigan,changedhersleepingtimefromseventooverninehourseachnight,herrunningspeedincreasedalot.Shefinallybecamethestatechampion（州冠军）afterbreakingfiveschoolrecords.

Dr.HaleyDavisexplained,“Whyissleepingsohelpful?

Thereasonisthatteenagerswhosebodiesarestillgrowingneedtogetabout9.25hoursofsleepeachnight.That’sabouttwohoursmorethanmostAmericanteenagersaregetting.Enoughsleephelpsthebrainworkproperly.Whileteenagersaresleeping,theirbrainsarepreparingforthenextday.Agoodnight’ssleepcanhelpthempayattention,makedecisionsandbecreative.”

（）31.WhoisanOlympicchampion?

A.Dr.JamesMaas.B.Dr.HaleyDavis.

C.SarahHughes.D.AmberWay.

（）32.Wecanreadmanystoriesof______inSleeptoWin!

A.youngathletes

B.theauthors

C.hard-workingstudents

D.greatcoaches

（）33.InAmerica,mostteenagersaregettingabout______hours’sleepeachnight.

A.7B.7.25C.9D.9.25

（）34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“properly”meaninChinese?

A.适当地B.永久地C.独立地D.不断地

（）35.WhatdotheauthorsofSleeptoWin!

probablythinkisthemostimportantthingforyoungathletestowin?

A.Traininghard.B.Havingagoodcoach.

C.Nevergivingup.D.Gettingenoughsleep.

C

Thursday,April24th

Wegottotheclean,lovelycityofYangzhouearlyinthemorning.ThisisourfirsttriptoChina.Allthedifferentsmellsattractourattentiontothelocalfood.Wearegoingtotrysomethingspecialfordinnertonight.Thehotelwearestayinginisnotexpensivebutveryclean.Weplantostayhereforafewdays,visitsomeplacesinthecity,andthentraveltotheGreatWallinthenorth.

Sunday,April27th

WevisitedthefamousSlenderWestLake（瘦西湖）whichwascrowdedwithvisitorsfromallovertheworld,andboughtalotoftoysforourfriendsoutsidethegateofthepark.Everythingissocolourful,andwehavetakenhundredsofphotosalready!

Latertodaywewilldothefamousfootmassage（按摩）andthenleavefortheGreatWall.Wewilltakethenighttrainnorth,stayinBeijingfortwodays,andthencatchabustotheGreatWall.

Wednesday,April30th

OurtriptotheGreatWallwaslongandboring.Wevisitedasmallvillageinthemountains.Peopleinthevillagelovethequietlife.TheyarethekindestpeopleIhadevermet.Theyalwayssmileandsay“Hello”.RalphandIcanspeakonlyafewwordsinChinese,sosmilingisthebestwaytoshowourkindness.

（）36.Fromthepassagewecanseethatthewriterhada　　　stayinYangzhou.

A.four-dayB.five-day

C.six-dayD.seven-day

（）37.Thewriterdidn’t　　　inYangzhou.

A.tastedeliciousfoodB.visitplacesofinterest

C.dofootmassageD.climbmountains

（）38.ThewriterleftBeijingfortheGreatWall　　　.

A.bytrainB.bycar

C.bybusD.onfoot