九年级英语全册 Unit 11-14 达标测试卷课件 （新版）人教新目标版.ppt

义务教育教科书（安徽专版）人教版九年级英语下册,.关键词语选择。(共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分)你将听到五个句子，请在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个你所听到的单词或短语。每个句子读两遍。(C)1.A.pageBpaperCpencil(A)2.A.cleanBcleverCclose(C)3.A.raiseBreadCreceive(B)4.A.gateBgardenCground(B)5.A.setoffBputoffCcutoff,.短对话理解。(共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分)你将听到十段对话，请在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。每段对话读两遍。,(C)11.WhoisDavid?AHesLindasclassmate.BHesLindasuncle.CHesLindasbrother.(C)12.WhenisTinagoingtosingattheconcert?ANextThursday.BNextFriday.CNextSaturday.(B)13.Whatsthewomansproblem?AShedoesnthaveacomputer.BShedoesntknowhowtofindthewebsite.CShedoesntknowhowtoturnonthecomputer.,(A)14.WhatisMarydoing?ASheswashinghershirt.BSheswatchingTV.CShescleaningthefloor.(B)15.Wheredoesthegirldoherhomework?AOnapieceofpaper.BOnacomputer.CInanotebook.,.长对话理解。(共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分)你将听到两段对话，请在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。每段对话读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第1617小题。(C)16.WhydoesMarylookworried?ABecauseherbackhurts.BBecauseherbikeisbroken.CBecausehercomputerdoesntwork.(A)17.HowlongwillMarystayinLondon?AFor14days.BFor16days.CFor18days.,听下面一段对话，回答第1820小题。(C)18.Whodoesthemanwanttobuythingsfor?AForhisdaughter.BForhisteacher.CForaChinesefamily.(B)19.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemantobuy?AAsetofstamps.BApenset.CApencilbox.(C)20.Whydoesntthemanchoosethesetoffourpens?ABecauseitstooexpensive.BBecauseitsnotusefulenough.CBecause“four”soundslike“death”inChinese.,.短文理解。(共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分)你将听到一篇短文，请根据短文内容，在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。(B)21.Whodidtheclassdecidetohelp?AAnoldman.BAnoldwoman.CAsickgirl.(A)22.Whatdidtheclassdofirst?ATheypaintedthehouse.BTheysweptthefloor.CTheycleanedthewindows.(C)23.Whatdidthestudentsplantinthefrontyard?ASometrees.BSomegrass.CSomeflowers.,(B)24.Howlongdidittaketofinishthework?AFortwodays.BForthreedays.CForfourdays.(C)25.Whywerethestudentshappy?ABecausetheymadesomenewfriends.BBecausetheygotsomemoney.CBecausetheyhelpedsomeone.,.信息转换。(共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分)你将听到一篇短文，请根据短文内容，写出下面表格中所缺的单词，每空仅填一词。短文读两遍。,.单项选择。(共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分)(C)31.Didyouenjoythepartylastnight?Verymuch._wonderfulpartyitwas!AWhatBHowCWhataDHowa(C)32.Lifeisfullofthe_Sometimesbadluckmay_turnintoagoodthing.Aexpect；unexpectedBexpected；unexpectedCunexpected；unexpectedlyDunexpected；unexpected(B)33.She_todrivetowork_shedecidedtogivemearide.Aisabout；whenBwasabout；whenCisabout；whileDwasabout；while,(D)34.Iwokeup_9：00am._February22nd.Aat；atBin；inCat；inDat；on(B)35.Pleasecallupyourparentsatonce.Theyrereally_aboutyoursafety.OK，Iwill.ArelaxedBworriedCpleasedDexcited(C)36.I_getupearly.Really?Ididnt.ButnowI_gettingupbefore6：00everymorning.Ausedto；usedtoBwasusedto；usedtoCusedto；amusedtoDwasusedto；amusedto,(B)37.Whyisyourbedroomsodirty?Imsorry，Mom.Ifeltverytiredafterplayingbasketball，soit_AisntcleanedBwasntcleanedCdidntcleanDdoesntclean(B)38.Thewriterfelt_toendup_bothevents.Aluck；missBlucky；missingClucky；tomissDluck；tomiss(A)39.Excuseme，couldyoutellme_？Sorry，Idontknow.Imnewhere.AwhenthemuseumopensBwhenwillthemoviestartCwhereyouworkDwherecouldIbuysomefruit,(B)40.WhereisWuGang，Tom?He_theteachersoffice.AhasbeentoBhasgonetoCwentDgoesto(D)41.DidyouseeMr.henyesterdayafternoon?No.WhenIgottoschool，he_already.AleftBhasleftCwasleavingDhadleft(B)42.Isthewoman_walkedpastjustnowyourteacher?Yes.SheteachesusEnglish.AwhichBwhoCwhomDwhat,(C)43._youwork，_gradesyouget.AThehardest；thebetterBThehard；thegoodCTheharder；thebetterDTheharder；thebest(C)44.Heslept_andfeltlike_Abad；eatnothingBbadly；eatanythingCbadly；eatingnothingDbad；eatinganything(B)45.Itried_thebaby_lastnight.Amake；stopcryingBtomake；stopcryingCtomake；tostopcryingDmake；stoptocry,AOneday，IpickedupmydaughterEloisefromschoolandwenttothesupermarketforafewthings.Iwashopingtobeinandout_46_.Ifoundashortlinewithjustonepersoninfrontofmeritwasa/an_47_woman，andshewaspayingforherthingswithonly_48_Afteralongdayatwork，Iwasunhappywiththisoldwoman.ButthenIwatchedtheyoungclerk(职员)Hehelpedher_49_herchange，socarefullytakingitfromhershakinghands.I_50_himrepeatedly(重复地)saytoher:“Yes，madam.”Whensheaskedifshehadenoughtobuyabag，hetoldhershedid.Thenhewenttwolinesovertoget_51_forher.Neveroncedidthisclerkgetannoyedorrollhiseyes.Hewaspatientandkind.,AsIwaswatchinghim，IsawEloisewastoo.Irealizedthatmydaughterwaslearninganimportant_52_fromacompletestranger._53_thewomanwasfinished，theclerkbeganringingup(把的费用相加)mythingsandthankedme_54_mypatience.Ithankedhim，too.Thenweleftthesupermarketwithafullbag，butalsowitha_55_fullofthankfulnessforsuchanimportantlesson.,BNaturalresourcesarethingsthatweusethatcomefromEarth.Ournaturalresourcesarelimited(有限的)Thismeansthattheywillnot_56_forever.Somearerenewable，likewhenyouplantanewtreewhenyou_57_onedown.Othersarenotrenewable，likewhenyoudigcoal(煤)outofthe_58_.Onceitisused，itisgone.Peoplerealizethe_59_thatEarthsnaturalresourcesarelimited，andcandothingstohelpconserve(节约)thoseresources._60_youtrytoconserveanaturalresource，youtrytouselessofit，soitdoesnotgetusedupso_61_.Onewaythatpeopleconservefuel，likegasoline，isbyridingabicycleorwalkingwhenthe_62_isshortinsteadofdrivingeverywhere.,Waterisaveryimportantnaturalresourcebecauseweallneedittostay_63_.Wecanconservewater_64_makingsurethatourpipesandtapsdonotleak(漏)Wecanalsomake_65_choicestoconservewater，likeonlyusingthedishwasherorwashingmachinewhentheyarefull.Everyonecanmakecontributionstoprotectingnaturalresources.,.补全对话。(5分)根据对话内容，从方框中选择5个恰当的句子完成对话。A：Hello，Mrs.Green.IhavetroublelearningEnglish.Canyougivemesomeadvice?B：Ofcourse.Likewhat?A：66._C_HowcanIimproveit?B：ListentomoreEnglishtapes.67._D_A：OK.Illhaveatry.AndhowcanIunderstandtheteacherinclass?B：Trytolistentoyourteachercarefullyandwritedownsomeimportantthings.68._G_A：Youreright.AndhowshouldIlearnnewwords?B：69._A_Thenyoucanmakesentenceswiththem.Andyoucanusetheminconversationswithyourfriends.,A：70._F_B：Yourewelcome.IhopeyoucanimproveyourEnglishsoon,.阅读理解。(共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分)ATonyWheelerwasborntotravel.Hisfatherworkedforanairline.Forthefirst16yearsofhislife，Wheelerandhisfamilylivedinmanydifferentcountries.Intheearly1970s，TonymetayoungwomannamedMaureen.Theysoonmarried.Beforegettingjobs，TonyandMaureenwantedtotravel.TheytookayearlongtripfromEngland，throughAsia，toAustralia.Onthetrip，theyvisitedplaceslikeIran(伊朗)，India，andsoon.,WhenTonyandMaureenarrivedinAustralia，peopleaskedmanyquestionsabouttheirtrip.Toanswerthesequestions，WheelerwroteabookcalledAcrossAsiaontheCheap.Thebooktoldpeopleaboutdifferentcountriesweather，customs(风俗)，andplacestosee.Butunlikeothertravelbooksthen，TonyWheelersbookalsotalkedaboutplacesmosttouristsdidnotgo.Healsowroteaboutunusualthingstoseeanddo.Thebookwasverypopular.TonyandMaureenstartedacompanycalledLonelyPlanet.Theycontinuedtravelling.Theywrotebooksforeachplacetheyvisited.Today，800peopleworkforLonelyPlanet.Thecompanyhasover650books.TonyWheeler，thegreattraveler，stillwritesabouttraveltomanyplacesandwillbringusmoresurprises.,(D)71.TonyWheelerandhiswifeendedtheyearlongtripin_AEnglandBIranCIndiaDAustralia(D)72.TonyWheelerwrotethebookAcrossAsiaontheCheapto_AmakemoneyforhisnexttripBtellpeopleabouthisnewcompanyCdrawpeoplesattentiontohisfamilyDanswerpeoplesquestionsabouthistrip(C)73.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutTonyWheelerscompany?AHisfatherstartedit.BItisanairline.CHundredsofpeopleworkforit.DIthasnobooksabouttravelling.,(A)74.Thepassagemainlytalksabout_AagreattravelerandhisbooksBatourofdifferentcountriesCagreatwriterandhisfamilyDdifferentkindsofcompanies,B“MakeWish”isoneoftheworldsmostwell-knowncharities(慈善机构)Itmakeswishescometrueforchildrenwhohaveseriousillnesses.Itgivesthemhopeandjoyandhelpsthemforgetabouttheirhealthproblemsandhavefun.Itallstartedin1980inPhoenix，Arizona.Christopherwasa7yearoldboywhowasverysick.Healwaysdreamedofbecomingapoliceofficer.TommyAustinandRonCox，twopoliceofficers，madehiswishcometrue.TheygaveChristopheratourofthecityinapolicehelicopter(直升机)andmadearealpoliceuniform(制服)forhim.,Therearefourkindsofwisheschildrenusuallyhave：Iwishtogo.Childrenusuallywanttotravelorgotoaconcert，agameorapark.Iwishtomeet.Childrensometimeswanttomeettheirfavoriteactors，singersorplayers.Iwithtobe.Somechildrenwishtobecomeactor，singersorpoliceofficers.Iwishtohave.Theyoftenwanttohaveacomputer，agame，abikeormanyotherthings.Letshopemorewisheswillcometrueinthefuture.Peoplewhoworkinthecharityalwaystryforthebest.Almost25，000volunteers(志愿者)help，workorgivemoney.Willyoubeoneofthem?,(A)75.“MakeWish”isacharitytohelp_AsickchildrenBseriousofficersCfamousactorsDpopularsingers(B)76.WhatdidthetwopoliceofficersdoforChristopher?ATheygavehimacomputer.BTheygavehimatourofthecity.CTheytookhimtoaconcert.DTheytookhimtothehospital.(C)77.WhichkindofwishesdoesChristopherhave?AIwishtogo.BIwishtomeet.CIwishtobe.DIwishtohave.,(B)78.Thepurposeofthelastparagraphisto_Aexplainwhat“MakeWish”isBencouragemorepeopletojointhecharityCtellushowChristopherswishcametrueDintroducedifferentkindsofchildrenswishes,CThereislittledoubtthathousecatsfirstdevelopednaturallyfromancientwildcats.TheclosestrelativeistheAfricanwildcatwhichstilllivesinAfricatoday.ThisisunderstandablebecausethefirsthousecatscamefromAfrica.CatsfirststartedtolivearoundpeopleinEgyptabout6，0007，000yearsago.FromEgypt，catsstartedtomovearoundtheworld.ThisisaboutthesametimethatEgyptiansbeganstoringgrain(谷物)inbuildings.Scientistsusedtobelievethatpeopletamedcatstocatchmiceandprotectthegrain.However，catsdontliketobetoldwhattodo！Now，scientistsbelievethatcatsfollowedthemiceandlearnedtoacceptpeople.Finally，someofthecatsbegantogrowcomfortablearoundpeople.Theseweresmallercatsthat,neededprotection.Asthesecatsandpeoplegotusedtoeachother，thentheymovedintogether.Around5，000yearsago，catsstartedtolivewithpeople.SooncatswereinGreece，thentheMiddleEastandChina.TheymovedalongEgyptianbusinessroadskeepingawaymiceandkeepingpeoplearoundthem.AftertheRomanscametoEgypt，theyalsoacceptedthecatsandbroughtthemtoEurope.Thesecatslikelybred(繁殖)withothercatstoformthemanykindsofhousecatswehavetoday.Catsarerelativelyrecenthouseanimals.Housecatsstillhavealotincommonwiththeirwildrelatives.Catssleepalottosaveenergyjustlikewildcats.Theywilloftengetfoodatnightaswell.Housecatsaregenerallypeacefulandfriendly，butbecareful！,Ifacatfeelsitisindanger，itwillfightbackjustlikeawildcat!(B)79.Wheredidthefirsthousecatscomefrom?AAsia.BAfrica.CEurope.DAmerica.(B)80.Whendidcatsstarttolivewithpeople?AAbout4000yearsago.BAbout5000yearsago.CAbout6000yearsago.DAbout7000yearsago.,(D)81.Accordingtothetext，whichofthefollowingisTRUE?ACatsstartedtomovearoundtheworldfromChina.BCatsgetfoodatnighttosaveenergylikewildcats.CCatshavealittleincommonwiththeirwildrelatives.DCatswereacceptedandbroughttoEuropebyRomans.(A)82.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?AThedevelopmentofhousecats.BDifferentcatsindifferentcountries.CTherelationshipbetweencatsandpeople.DThedifferencesbetweenhousecatsandwildcats.,DInnorthemScotlandthereisalong，deeplakecalledLochNess.Morethan200metersdeep，itisthelargestlakeintheUK.Peoplesayabigmonster(怪兽)livesinitsdark，coldwaters.Itweighsmorethan1，000kilosandisatleasttenmeterslongsomepeoplesayithasaheadlikeahorse.Otherssayitlookslikeasnake.ManypeopletraveltoLochNesstolookforthisstrangemonster，butonlyafewpeoplesaytheyhavesawit.TheLochNessMonsterisafamouslegend(传说)ThefirststoryaboutamonsterinLochNesswastoldover500yearsago，butthelegendofthemonsterspreadwidelyonlyinthetwentiethcentury.In1933，,ahusbandandwifereportedthattheysawabigmonsterinthemiddleofthelake.Sincethen，anumberofpeoplehavesaidthattheyhaveseenamonsterinLochNess.Severalpeoplehavetakenphotos，butatleastoneofthemwasahoaxDuringthe1960s，ateamwasformedtolookforthemonster.Theytookmanyphotosandmademovies，buttheywereneverabletofindamonster.ThereisnorealfactthatamonsterlivesinLochNess，butthereisalsonofactthatonedoesntlive.OnethingistrueaboutLochNess：therearealotoftouriststhere.(A)83.Innorthern_thereisalong，deeplakecalledLochNess.AScotlandBHongKongCRomeDParis,(D)84.WhatdopeoplesayaboutthemonsterinLochNess?AItweighsabout100kilos.BItisonemeterlong.CIthasataillikeahorse.DItlookslikeasnake.(B)85.Theunderlinedword“hoax”inparagraph2probablymeans“_”A骗子B骗局C圈套D迷局(B)86.Whywasateamformedduringthe1960s?ATokillthemonster.BTolookforthemonster.CTocatchthemonster.DTosellthemonster.,(C)87.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?APeoplethatsawamonster.BAtriptoLochNess.CAlegendaboutamonster.DAteamthattookphotos.,EPangLibyan，FirstLadyofChina，madeaspeechinEnglishattheUnitedNations(联合国)onSeptember26.ShetalkedabouteducationandsharedherChinesedreamwiththeworld.Pangbeganthespeechwithastoryofherfather.HerfathergrewupinaverysmallvillageinChina.Inthosedays，notmanyvillagerscouldread，soherfatheropenedanightschooltoteachthem.Withhishelp，manypeoplelearnedtowritetheirnamesand,readnewspapersforthefirsttime.Andmanywomenwereabletoteachtheirchildrenhowtoread.Pengsfathersloveforeducationinfluencedherdeeply.Shewasluckyenoughtohaveagoodeducation.Later，shefollowedinherfathersfootstepsandbecameaprofessorofmusic.Educationisimp