9A Unit4单元测试
一、单项选择(15’)
1. When he was university student, he wanted to be NBA player.
A. a; a B. an; a C. a; an D. an; an 2. —Do you know SOHO means?
—It means small office and home office. More and more people can work the Internet at home now.
A. With B. across C. through D. by
3. As a basketball hero, Kobe Bryant is admired millions of people his spirit.
A. for; by B. by; for C. by; as D. as; for 4. While I with Lily, the school bus came.
A. talk B. talked C. was talking D.am talking
5. Wars are disasters. A large number of people will lose their homes if a war .
A. breaks out B. breaks down C. breaks up D. breaks away
6. ---I’m afraid the meeting has begun. ---Don’t worry. It _____ until the bell ______. A. doesn’t begin; rings B. won’t begin; will ring C. won’t begin; rings D. doesn’t begin; will ring 7. ---I wonder _____ if I park my car here.
--Of course it does. You need to find a safer place.
A. when it minds B. whether it matters C. how it matters D. if it works 8. ---Why didn’t you tell him about the meeting? ---He rushed out of the room ____ I could say a word.
A. before B. until C. when D. after 9. ---Has Nate Robinson ever won the Slam Dunk Contest?
---Yes. He won it in 2006, 2009 and 2010, ______ he is as short as 1.75 meters. A. as B. since C. however D. although
10. ---When shall I hand in my homework? ---As soon as it _______ tomorrow. A. completes B. is completed C. will complete D. will be completed 11. ----Do you know the result of yesterday’s football game?
----Yeah, our team won again and there was ____ excitement just before it ended. A. a large number of B. a great deal of C. a few D. a little 12. The radio requires _____, so you’d better have it _____ soon.
A. fixing; fixed B. to fix; fixed C. to be fixed; fix D. to fixing; fix 13. ----It seems that your mother is in her ______?
---In fact, her ______ birthday is coming next month. A. thirty; forty-fifth B. thirties; forty-fifth C. thirties; forty-five D. thirty; forty-five
14. ---Could you help me put up the maps on the wall? ---_______. I’ll do it for you right away.
A. Right B. That’s right C. All right D. That’s all right
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15. ----I’m afraid my dream of being a singer can never come true. ----______. No dream is too big and no dreamer is too small. A. Don’t give up B. Don’t mention it C. That’s unusual D. You must be joking 二、完形填空(10’)
Friendship fade and people change. But what if we could travel back to the ___16__? US author Lexa Hillyer’s first novel Proof of Forever tells a similar story. It explores topics of ___17__ and self-discovery.
In the book, the four main characters Joy, Tali, Luce and Zoe ___18__ to be best friends forever. But like many friends, they grow apart as their interests ____19__. Before they leave for college, Joy asks them to have a reunion. Surprisingly, when they used a photo booth(照相亭) to take a ___20___, the girls were sent two years back in time.
Most of the story is set in the past, and they must learn to work with each other. Otherwise, bad things might ___21___. Along the way, the girls learn that the past doesn’t have to ___22__ itself. It’s filled with new memories and discoveries.
The characters are relatable(引起共鸣的) and very ___23___ from one another. It creates many interesting and humorous moments.
Proof of Forever tells a different story about friendship. It has various subplots(次要情节) such as losing trust in a parent, which adds more drama(戏剧性). While the storyline might attract ___24___ readers, it has some deep themes. It is best suited for readers 15 and older.
It also gives the reader an unexpected ending. You might be surprised to find yourself crying.
Proof of Forever is worth a ___25___. It shows us the ups and downs of a coming of age story and the power of friendship.
16. A. future B. past C. time D. present 17. A. readership B. citizenship C. friendship D. leadership 18. A. refuse B. suggest C. promise D. allow 19. A. change B. grow C. improve D. decrease 20. A. look B. bath C. bus D. picture 21. A. grow B. suggest C. happen D. leave 22. A. introduce B. repeat C. enjoy D. review 23. A. famous B. joyful C. different D. obvious 24. A. younger B. stricter C. healthier D. cleverer 25. A. read B. visit C. trip D. stop 三、阅读理解(24’)
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It’s normal for parents to disagree and argue from time to time. Parents might disagree about money, housework or how to spend their time. They might even disagree about little things that don’t important at all—like what’s for dinner or what time someone gets home.
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So, many times when parents disagree, they argue, an argument is a fight using words.
Most kids worry when their argue. Loud voices and angry words can make kids feel afraid, sad or upset. Even silent arguments, like parents not talking to each other at all can upset kids.
What does it mean when parents argue? First, just like kids, when parents get upset, they must cry, shot or say things they really don’t mean to. Sometimes an argument might not mean anything. Second, just like kids, parents might argue more if they are not feeling well, or if they have other worries.
If your parents argue more often, you can talk to someone, like relatives, a teacher or any adult you trust. They can help by telling family members to listen to each other and talk about their feelings without shouting. Though it takes some work, time and practice, people in families can always learn to get along better.
No family is perfect. Even in the happiest ones, things happen and people argue from time to time.
Being part of a family means everyone joins in and tries to make life better for each other. When an argument happens at home, like to your parents and use love and understanding to solve the problems that have come up. Families can solve almost any problem.
26. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “normal” in Chinese in Paragraph I? A. 常见的 B. 令人害怕的 C. 有趣的 D. 没有规矩的
27. “There are few happy and healthy families” is the key sentence. Which paragraph does it belong to (属于)?
A. Paragraph 2. B. Paragraph 3. C. Paragraph 5. D. Paragraph 6. 28. What’s the main topic of this passage? A. Why do parents argue? C. Children often argue C. When do parents argue? D. Try to make life better
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In the UK, there are many secondary schools(中学) that are just for girls or just for boys. They are known as girls’ schools and boys’ schools. But how do these students meet each other? Their schools organize some activities so they can socialize(社交).
In seventh grade, at the beginning of each school year, the schools organize something called a “social”. Students from different schools who are in the same year will attend the social. They will meet up and have a big party! It has music, dancing, stalls, food and fun games to play. People might feel shy at first, but after a little while, they will start hanging out with the new friends they just met.
In addition(除此之外), there are some other projects that my school does with the boys’ school. For example, each year in November, the sixth grade girls and boys will work on a drama production. Last year, the drama production was an adapted version(版本) of Little Shop of Horrors(绿魔先生). My friends and I went to see it and were surprised. The actors had really nice voices. I could not believe that they made their props(道具) by themselves!
So although our schools are different, we still get together sometimes and have a
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牛津译林版九年级英语上册 9A Unit4测试卷(含答案)
