人教新目标九年级英语Unit6单元试题含答案.docx

1、人教新目标九年级英语Unit6单元试题含答案14-15学年新目标九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. Is Yi Jianlian NBA player? He used to be. But now he plays for Guangdong Southern Tigers in CBA. A. a B. an C. the D. ( )2. Why dont you buy a camera? Do you think I need

2、to? My phone is often used a camera. A. by B. for C. as D. with( )3. To plan your time better, you can make a of the things you need to do first. A. list B. project C. number D. lot ( )4. How dangerous! Yeah. The bus hit the car just now. A. clearly B. normally C. nearly D. mostly( )5. Can we pick s

3、ome oranges to eat? Cant you see that they are green? They must be . A. sweet B. salty C. hot D. sour( )6. Which of the following signs means “No locking”? A. B. C. D. ( )7. Michael Jackson was called the king of pop, wasnt he? Of course. He by people all over the world. A. was looked up B. was look

4、ed up to C. looked up D. looked up to ( )8. Was table tennis invented by the Chinese? No. It in China until the start of the 20th century. A. played B. was played C. didnt play D. wasnt played( )9. Do you know in ancient China? I have no idea. But I know people once used tree leaves to make paper. A

5、. how paper was made B. how was paper made C. what paper was made D. what was paper made( )10. Many thanks for what youve done for us. . A. Dont mention it B. Never mind C. Thats right D. You seem to have a point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。When Amy was in middle scho

6、ol, she did everything 11 , because nobody wanted to make friends with her. Her classmates always 12 her big glasses, ugly teeth and old clothes. When she heard other students talking and laughing, she felt 13 . One day after school, when Amy was leaving the classroom, a girl walked up to her and 14

7、 her to the skating party. The girl was Linda. She was a new student. Amy 15 , though she couldnt skate at all. At the party, Linda taught Amy to skate and 16 most of the time with her. From then on, Linda and Amy became good friends. With the help of Linda, Amy was no longer 17 and she became confi

8、dent. Amy doesnt see Linda 18 the school year. Sometimes she feels guilty (内疚的) 19 she never says thanks to Linda. Amy has put some information about Linda on her microblog (微博). She 20 to find Linda with others help. She really wants to thank the outgoing girl for inviting her to the party and help

9、ing her have a better school life. ( )11. A. actually B. together C. alone D. lonely ( )12. A. took pride in B. argued with C. laughed at D. cared about( )13. A. happy B. sad C. excited D. comfortable ( )14. A. invited B. took C. noticed D. suggested( )15. A. answered B. offered C. refused D. agreed

10、 ( )16. A. took B. spent C. paid D. cost ( )17. A. energetic B. noisy C. lonely D. ugly( )18. A. as B. till C. after D. before( )19. A. because B. so C. but D. and ( )20. A. dreams B. interests C. enjoys D. 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）AThink

11、 about your favourite tween (8-12岁青少年) TV shows. Is there a girl on them who isnt pretty, or who doesnt worry about what she looks like?According to a recent study, tween TV shows send the message that girls should be beautiful, no matter what other abilities or talents they have.The American resear

12、chers studied 40 different popular tween TV shows from 2011. They found that most of the man or boy characters in the shows looked normal, but more than half of the female (女性的) characters in the show were described as “very beautiful”. The girls on the shows also worried more about what they looked

13、 like.The researchers say this difference suggests (暗示) that “boys with common looks can still be a part of the story, but if you are a girl, you must be beautiful.”Some of the female characters on these shows were talented or acted bravely. But even if girls can do everything boys can do, they stil

14、l have to look pretty.Tweens are at an age when they are forming ideas about who they are and how they should look and act. It means these shows are likely to make them develop a very narrow (狭隘的) idea.The researchers suggested that parents should help reduce the negative (负面的) influence of these sh

15、ows by watching TV with their children and talking to them about what they see.( )21. The passage is about a study that was on boy characters. ( )22. The American researchers studied 40 different popular characters.( )23. From the study we learn that in tween TV shows there are a lot of women or gir

16、ls looking pretty.( )24. The tween TV shows may tell us that girls should be more talented.( )25. The main idea of the passage is that tween TV shows may have a bad influence on girls.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 The Coca Cola Company has an inventionthe “PlantBott

17、le”. It is partly made from plants and can be recycled (循环). It shows how businesses can help to deal with the problem of climate (气候) change.Now the UK has a new light bulb that can last 25 years or more. It is green and environment-friendly (环保的), and as bright as the old light bulbs, but it costs

18、30.Good news for swimmers. Do you want to talk to your friends under the water? Rich Stachowski invented this Water Talky at the age of 10. This invention can amplify (扩大) voices underwater for up to 15 feet.If you sit in a chair for too long or in a bad position (姿势), your back may begin to hurt. N

19、ow there is a new chair that can help you avoid that. It was developed by German scientists. It makes noises to tell users when they need to move.( )26. Which of the following statements is TRUE about the “PlantBottle”? A. The bottle is completely made of plants. B. It was a product of the Coca Cola

20、 Company. C. It costs much money. D. People cant recycle it. ( )27. The new light bulb . A. is brighter than the old ones B. isnt good for the environment C. can last at least 25 years D. can last less than 25 years( )28. The Water Talky was invented by . A. German scientists B. a young child C. a U

21、K company D. some swimmers( )29. What will happen if you sit in the chair for too long? A. Your head will hurt. B. You will be very nervous. C. The chair will move. D. The chair will warn you to move.C Google and Toyota have worked together to create a new smart car. It can run on the road without a

22、 driver. It drives itself. The self-driving car hasnt been on sale to the public, so we dont know how much it costs. Another thing most people want to know is whether it will be safe enough to run on the road.The self-driving car uses electricity as its power, and it cant drive very quicklythe top s

23、peed would be 25 miles per hour. It is actually controlled by a computer system (系统) on the car. The system keeps on collecting information by some video cameras inside the car and a LIDAR sensor (激光雷达传感器) on top of it. A computer processes the information and decides what to do. “The self-driving c

24、ar has only buttons (按钮) for go and stop, so its very easy to use,” an engineer of Google says. “And whats more, it will make car accidents less and make the world a safer place.” The self-driving car has driven hundreds of thousands of miles in California, and it has only gotten into two accidents

25、by human mistake.According to CNN, self-driving cars will also help to reduce (减少) the number of cars in big cities. “Self-driving cars would be able to send you to the workplace and then pick up another person instead of stopping in a parking lot.”( )30. We dont know the price of the self-driving c

26、ar because . A. it is on sale only in America B. it isnt made for sale C. people can get it for free D. it hasnt been on sale to the public( )31. The self-driving car can collect information using . video cameras a computer a LIDAR sensor a computer system A. B. C. D. ( )32. According to CNN, self-d

27、riving cars will . A. send us more quickly to the workplace B. lead to heavier traffic C. improve traffic condition in big cities D. carry more people than a normal car D Kenya, a country in East Africa, is known for its amazing wildlife, especially lions. However, over the last decade (十年) the numb

28、er of lions has decreased from 10,000 to over 2,000. Most of them were killed by the local people because they had to do so to protect their cows.As well as the cows, wild animals should be protected. Now because of a creative idea thought of by a young boy, this problem can be solved peacefully.At

29、the age of 11, Richard Turere was put in charge of the familys cows. The local people think this job is an honor since cows are considered the family fortune.The only problem was that their land was next to Nairobi National Park, home to the largest number of lions in the world. As a result, the cow

30、s were often eaten by the hungry lions. Richard noticed that when he walked around the cows with a flashlight, the lions kept away because they were afraid of humans and the flashlight. So he decided to create an automated (自动的) flashlight. Richard tied some bulbs (灯泡) from broken flashlights around

31、 the cow stockade (栅栏). Under an automated lighting system, the bulbs flashed one by one, just like someone walking around with a flashlight that could keep lions away. Since Richards invention was put to use, none of Richards cows has lost. As it only costs $10 to make this simple device, it can be widely used in Kenya in the future.( )33. How many lions died during the last decade? A. About 2,000. B. About 8,00