14-15秋季新版九年级英语unit6测试题含答案.doc

14-15学年新目标九Unit6试题Class: Name: Marks： （满分100分）一. 单项选择 （15分）选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。( )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. theD. ( )2. Why dont you buy a camera? Do you think I need 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. numberD. lot ( )4. How dangerous! Yeah. The bus hit the car just now. A. clearlyB. normally C. nearlyD. mostly( )5. Can we pick some oranges to eat? Cant you see that they are green? They must be . A. sweet B. salty C. hot D. sour( )6. If the Japanese football team had a match with the German football team, which do you think would win? The German team would win without any . Its a much better team. A. hope B. secret C. interest D. doubt( )7. Why do many people buy things online on the 11th of November every year? Because there are many sales. The prices are .A. much cheaper B. much lower C. more expensive D. much higher( )8. How nice the fish ! Really? I am sure youll like it better if you try some.A. smells B. feels C. tastes D. sounds( )9. Sorry, sir. But is this umbrella yours? Oh, sorry. I just took it . Mine is under the seat. A. for yourself B. by mistake C. in person D. at last( )10. The 20th World Cup in Brazil, right? Yes. It this summer.A. held; took place B. was held; was taken placeC. held; was taken place D. was held; took place( )11. Which of the following signs means “No locking”? A. B. C. D. ( )12. 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 looked up to C. looked up D. looked up to ( )13. 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( )14. Do you know in ancient China? I have no idea. But I know people once used tree leaves to make paper. A. how paper was madeB. how was paper made C. what paper was made D. what was paper made( )15. 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 （15分） 阅读下列短文，选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Pets are part of peoples life. If you are like most people 16 have pets, you care for them as if they were your children. Meeting their needs is a(n) 17 part of your day, because you want them to have everything they need. One thing they need but cannot tell you about is 18 . Many pet 19 put on animals music because this helps their pets to feel 20 when they are gone. Most people are 21 throughout the day, leaving their pets 22 at home. To make your pets feel comfortable and safe, you could try putting on music before you 23 the house. You might have to 24 music to see what type works for your pet. If you just want to keep your pet calm, you will need to play 25 music instead of rock or hip-hop music, which might 26 your pet. Also, you need to know that different pets act 27 to music. Hard rock music has also been found to work 28 to calm some pets, as well as piano music. 29 piano music works well on most animals, it works best on cats.Playing music is also a great idea for people with 30 pets. They can have such a difficult time getting used to (习惯于) their new environment that they need all the help.( )16. A. whichB. whoC. whomD. whose( )17. A. smallB. difficult C. importantD. unimportant( )18. A. foodB. money C. musicD. interest( )19. A. owners B. scientistsC. shops D. projects( )20. A. sadder B. angrierC. worse D. better ( )21. A. at workB. at home C. at the door D. at the church( )22. A. aloud B. awakeC. aloneD. asleep( )23. A. buy B. leave C. buildD. clean up( )24. A. changeB. make C. write D. listen to ( )25. A. noisy B. hard C. loud D. soft( )26. A. interestB. annoyC. worry D. entertain( )27. A. bravelyB. correctlyC. differentlyD. the same( )28. A. badlyB. wellC. hardD. closely( )29. A. Though B. UntilC. BecauseD. Since( )30. A. bigB. old C. little D. new三. 阅读理解 （30分）阅读下列材料，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳选项。AThe Coca Cola Company has an inventionthe “PlantBottle”. 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 costs30.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. Now 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.( )31. 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 Company. C. It costs much money. D. People cant recycle it. ( )32. 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( )33. The Water Talky was invented by . A. German scientists B. a young child C. a UK company D. some swimmers( )34. 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.( )35. All the four inventions have something to do with . A. daily life B. the climate C. making money D. the environment B Zhang Feng, a 23-year-old man from Zhengzhou, China, has developed a special kind of kungfu skill. He called it “Shaolin Sunshine Hand”. It allows him to generate (产生) enough energy with his fists (拳头) to put out candles (蜡烛) up to three meters away. I used to watch those Chinese kungfu films during the 80s and 90s. I used to love seeing kungfu actors make things far away with their fists, but at that time I knew it was not true. However, after I watched the video, I changed my idea. The video went very popular in China recently. It showed that the young man named Zhang Feng put out 15 candles in a line three meters away with air or energy generated by his flying fists.You may say its not true, and youre not the only one. But the young man actually invited two reporters from The Zhengzhou Evening News newspaper into his home to see his act and then film him doing it. The two reporters tried their best, but were only able to put out one of the 15 candles set 10 cm apart, and even blowing air didnt put out all the candles. Zhang Feng, on the other hand, put them all out just by throwing punches(挥拳猛击). The two reporters were in awe and couldnt explain how he did it. They said that Zhang Feng was a great Shaolin master.根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。 （10分）( )36. What did the writer use to think of it seeing kungfu actors make things far away with their fists?A. It was so scary.B. It was too magic. C. He did not believe it. D. He thought it was true.( )37. Zhang Feng could put out 15 candles in a line with .A. his fists B. his mouth C. a newspaperD. blowing air ( )38. Why did Zhang Feng invite two reporters to his home?A. Because he wanted them to interview him. B. Because he wanted to have a big dinner with them.C. Because he wanted them to watch and then film him doing it. D. Because he wanted to watch them put out the candles by throwing punches.( )39. The underlined phrase “in awe” probably means “” in Chinese.A. 恐惧地 B. 敬畏地 C. 漠然地 D. 慌乱地( )40. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?A. Zhang Feng is 23 years old.B. Zhang Feng comes from Zhengzhou, China. C. Zhang Feng developed “Shaolin Sunshine Hand”. D. Zhang Feng can beat anyone by “Shaolin Sunshine Hand”. C Think 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 researchers studied 40 different popular tween TV shows from 2011. They found that most of the man or boy characters on the shows looked normal, but more than half of the female characters on the shows were described as “very beautiful”. The girls on the shows also worried more about what they looked 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 still 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 shows by watching TV with their children and talking to them about what they see.( )41. The passage is about a study that was .A. done by American researchersB. done in 2011C. about beautiful girlsD. about man or boy characters( )42. The word “female” probably means “” in Chinese.A. 男性的 B. 女性的 C. 幼儿的D. 老年的( )43. From the study we learn that on tween TV shows .A. there are no good-looking men or boysB. there are a lot of men or boys looking goodC. there are no pretty women or girls D. there are a lot of women or girls looking pretty( )44. The tween TV shows may send the wrong message that .A. girls should act bravelyB. girls should be more talentedC. girls should be prettyD. girls should have common looks( )45. The main idea of the passage is that .A. tweens shouldnt watch TVB. tween TV shows may have a bad influence on girlsC. female characters on TV shows shouldnt be so prettyD. parents should watch TV with their children四. 任务型阅读 （10分）In Arizona, the USA, there is a new idea to make people have a healthy lifestyle if overweight (超重的) people fail to follow their doctors advice, they could be charged (收费) $50 every year. If the new idea becomes a law, smokers who fail to follow a healthy lifestyle will also have to pay. People with children or who are overweight because of medical treatments would not be charged.Medicaid (医疗补助) in the United States is a health program which offers health insurance (保险) to poor people or families. Every year, it costs the government (政府) 339 billion dollars (2.2 trillion yuan). There are many other health programs like Medicaid in America. That is to say, America spends a large amount of money every year in keeping people healthy. So, it will be a terrible waste if American people dont follow their doctors advice to keep healthy. After the idea was shown to the public, many people are too worried. Kyrsten Sinema, from Arizonas government, said, “There isnt a right way to decide whether someone is following his doctors advice or not.” Some overweight people believe the idea will work. Kevin Woodman, 46, lost 73 kg in nine months by eating less and exercising more.For some people, the idea isnt necessary. In their opinion, people can look after themselves. 根据短文内容，将下面表格中的信息补充完整。A new idea to make people (46) in the USA(47) except people with children or who are overweight because of medical treatments will becharged if they fail to follow their doctors advice.The background (背景) of the ideaMany health programs in the USA spend (48)every year in keeping people healthy. It will be a terrible waste if American people dont follow their doctors advice to keep healthy.Peoples different opinions about the new ideaMany people are too worried.Some overweight people believe (49).Some people think (50).五. 填写单词 （5分）根据汉语提示，填写恰当的单词。51. Both LeBron James and Kobe Bryant are basketball (英雄).52. The boy burnt his hand when he was (煮) eggs.53. Usually, a year is (分开) into four seasons.54. The first (冰箱) appeared in the 1920s. It was invented by an American.55. If you find it hard to (翻译) this article, you may turn to Youdao Dictionary for help.六. 情景交际 （10分）根据对话内容，从方框内选择合适的句子补全对话。（有两项多余）M: Jane, how do you like the soup with Fanqie and eggs cooked by me?W: Its nice. (56)M: Its another way of calling tomatoes. Fan as well as Hu means something from a foreign country.W: (57)M: Yes. It came to China in the 13th century. (58) W: When were tomatoes brought to China? M: In the 17th century. (59)W: What were they grown for then?M: They were grown as a kind of bonsai (盆栽). Chinese people used to think them poisonous (有毒的).