九年级英语全册Unit3Couldyoupleasetellmewheretherestroomsare达标测试卷课件（新版）人教新目标版.ppt

义务教育教科书（娄底专版）人教版九年级英语上册,听下面的对话，回答第6小题。(A)6.WhichbuscantakethewomantotheEastTown?ABusNo.23.BBusNo.26.CBusNo.32.听下面的对话，回答第7小题。(C)7.Whothoughtthenewridewasfun?ASteve.BAlice.CHelen.,听下面的对话，回答第8小题。(B)8.WhattimewillBillystrainleave?AAt9：15.BAt10：45.CAt11：45.听下面的对话，回答第9小题。(B)9.Whatisthemandoing?AListeningtotheradio.BWritingaletter.CFixingtheradio.听下面的对话，回答第10小题。(C)10.HowwillMikedrivehiscartotheCityHall?AHewillturnrightatthethirdcorner.BHewillturnleftatthethirdcorner.CHewillturnleftatthesecondcorner.,听下面的对话，回答第1112小题。(B)11.Howsoonwillthebankclose?AIn10minutes.BIn30minutes.CIn50minutes.(C)12.HowwillthemanhelpMary?AHellhelpfixhercar.BHelllendhersomemoney.CHelldrivehertothebank.听下面的对话，回答第1315小题。(A)13.Howfarisitfromtheschooltothemuseum?A15minuteswalk.B25minuteswalk.C45minuteswalk.,(C)14.Whereisthehotel?ABehindthemuseum.BNexttothemuseum.CAcrossfromthemuseum.(B)15.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemuseum?AItsbig.BItsfascinating.CItscrowded.听下面的对话，回答第1620小题。(C)16.Howmanyclassesarethereintheschool?A4.B5.C6.(A)17.Wheredothestudentsusuallyplayafterclass?AOnthegrass.BIntheclassroom.CInthesportsfield.,(C)18.WhatdoesMr.Greenalwayssaytohisstudents?A“Enjoymath”.B“Learnbyreading”C“Havefunplaying”(B)19.WhatdoesMs.AllendotohelpherstudentslearnnewEnglishwords?ASheasksthemtowatchEnglishfilms.BSheusessongsandstoriesinclass.CShetellsthemtowritewordsmanytimes.(B)20.Whoissittinginthetreeinthephoto?AMr.Green.BMr.King.CMs.Allen.,Watertownisagreatplaceforthefamily_21_avacation.Teenagerswillwanttovisittheworlds_22_waterslides(滑槽)andeat_23_UncleBobs.AdifferentrockbandplaysatUncleBobseverynight.Kidswill_24_theClownCityCaf.Theyhaveorganizedgamesandthestaffdress_25_asclowns.Theresalso_26_forparentsinWatertown.Iftheylovegoodfood，theycanfinditattheFarmersMarketwherethefoodis_27_deliciousandcheap.Whilethechildrenhavefun，parentscantakedancelessonsonthebeach.Andeveryonecan,learn_28_inWatertown.TherearethreeMuseums！Teenagerslovethe_29_MuseumandkidsenjoytheScienceMuseum.Parentswillspendmanyhappyhours_30_theHistoryMuseum.(C)21.A.takeBtakingCtotake(C)22.A.largeBlargerClargest(A)23.A.atBforCwith(A)24.A.enjoyBhaveCdrink(B)25.A.downBupCfor(B)26.A.alittleBalotCalotof(A)27.A.bothBeitherCneither(A)28.A.somethingBeverythingCnothing(B)29.A.SportBSportsCScience(B)30.A.walkthroughBwalkingthroughCwalkingacross,WulingyuanScenicArea(武陵源风景区)isabout400kilometersfromChangshaandcoversanareaofabout400squarekilometers.Itisabeautifulareawithmorethan3，000unusualmountains，about800smallrivers，andforestswithover1，000kindsofplantsinthem.Itisanimportantareabecauseithashundredsofanimalsinit，butmanyofthemareendangered(濒危的)anddifficulttosee.IfyouwanttovisitWulingyuan，youcanstayinahotelinZhangjiajie，butmanyvisitorsprefertostayinatent(帐篷)inWulingyuan.,(B)31.WulingyuanScenicAreaisabout400squarekilometersfromChangsha.(B)32.WulingyuanScenicAreacoversanareaofabout800squarekilometers.(A)33.Therearemorethan3，000unusualmountainsinWulingyuanScenicArea.(B)34.WulingyuanScenicAreaisanimportantareabecauseithashundredsofanimals.Youcanseethemeverywhere.(A)35.ManyvisitorsliketostayinatentinWulingyuan.,Greenisanimportantcolorinnature.Itisthecolorofgrassandtheleavesontrees.Itisalsothecolorofmostgrowingplants.Sometimes，theword“green”meansyoung，freshandgrowing.Forexample，agreenbornissomeonewhohasnoexperience.Inthe15thcentury，agreenbornwasayoungcoworanoxwhosehorns(角)hadnotyetdeveloped.Acenturylater，agreenbornwasasoldierwhohadnoexperienceinwar.Bythe18thcentury，agreenbornhadthemeaningithastodayapersonwhoisnewinajob.,Someonewhoisgoodatgrowingplantsissaidtohaveagreenthumb(大拇指)Theexpressioncomesfromtheearly20thcentury.Apersonwithagreenthumbcanmakeplantsgrowquicklyandwell.TheGreenRevolution(绿色革命)isthenamegivensomeyearsagotothedevelopmentofnewkindsofriceandothergrains.Itwastheresultofhardworkbyagriculturalscientistswhohadgreenthumbs.Greenisalsothecolorusedtodescribethepowerfulfeelingjealousy(嫉妒)Thegreeneyedmonsterisnotadangerousanimalfromouterspace.Itisanexpressionusedabout400yearsagobytheBritishwriterWilliamShakespeareinhisplay“Othello”Itdescribestheunpleasantfeelingwhensomeonehassomethinghewants.,Inmostplacesintheworld，agreenlightisasignal(信号)tomoveahead.Ineverydayspeech，agreenlightmeansapproval(赞成)tocontinuewithaproject.(B)36.Anewsoldierwascalledagreenborninthe_century.A15thB16thC18th(A)37.Apersonwithagreenthumb_AisgoodatgrowingplantsBreallyhasagreenthumbChasnoexperienceinwar(C)38.Amanmaymeetthegreeneyedmonsterif_AheseesadangerousanimalBhecantgetsomethingChisfriendgetsaprizethathewants,(C)39.Thispassagedoesntmentionthehistoryoftheexpression“_”AagreenthumbBagreenbornCagreenlight(C)40.Whichwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?AGreen，thecolorofgrassandtreesBGreen，asignofapprovalCDifferentmeaningsof“green”,InBritain，whenpeoplemeeteachotherforthefirsttime，theytalkaboutthingslikefamily，work，school，orsports.Theyaskquestionslike“Doyouhaveanybrothersorsisters？”“Wheredoyouwork？”“Whatschooldoyougoto？”and“Doyoulikesports？”Theyalsoaskquestionslike“Wheredoyoucomefrom？”and“Wheredoyoulive？”Thesearepolitequestions.Theyarenotpersonalorprivate.Butsomethingsarepersonalorprivate，andquestionsaboutthemarenotpolite.Peopledontaskquestionsaboutapersonssalary(薪水)Theydontaskhowmuchsomeoneispaidforsomething.ItisnotOKtoaskpeoplequestionsaboutpolitics，party(政党)orreligion(宗教)unlessyouknowthem,verywell.Peopledontaskunmarriedpeople“Whyareyousingle？”andtheydontaskamarriedcouplewithnochildren“Whydontyouhaveanychildren？”(A)41.WhichisapolitequestioninBritainwhenpeoplemeet?AHowsyourfamily?BYourenotmarried，why?CWhatdoyouthinkoftheLaborParty?(C)42.TheBritishusuallydontaskquestionsaboutapersons_AinterestBworkCreligion(B)43.Itsnotpoliteforapersontoshowinterestinthe_lifeofothers.AschoolBprivateChard,(C)44.InBritain，whichofthefollowingquestionsisNOTpolite?AWhereareyoufrom?BDoyoulikeplayfootball?CYoulookmucholderthanyourhusband.Howoldareyou?(B)45.Thispassageismainlyabout_AschoollifeBpolitenessCworking,Whatwouldyoudoifyouseesomeonelyingontheground？Canyougivehimorherahand？Letsreadthefollowingnews.At9：00am.yesterday，busNo.26wasgoingalongZhonghuaRoadwhenthedriversawanoldmanlyingonthesideoftheroad.Awomanwasnexttohim，shoutingforhelp.Thebusdriver，24yearoldWangPing，stoppedthebuswithoutthinkingtwice.Hegotoffandaskedthewomanwhathappened.Shesaidthatthemanhadaheartproblemandshouldgotothehospital.Mr.Wangknewhehadtoactquickly.Hetoldthepassengersthathemusttakethemantothehospital.Heexpectedmostorallthepassengerstogetoffand,waitforthenextbus.Buttohissurprise，theyallagreedtogowithhim.SomepassengershelpedMr.Wangtomovethemanontothebus.ThankstoMr.Wangandthepassengers，thedoctorssavedthemanintime.“Itssadthatmanypeopledontwanttohelpothersbecausetheydontwantanytrouble，”saysonepassenger.“Butthedriverdidntthinkabouthimself.Heonlythoughtaboutsavingalife.”(B)46.WhatisWangPing?AApassenger.BAbusdriver.CAdoctor.(A)47.Whendidtheaccidenthappen?AAt9：00inthemorning.BAt9：00intheafternoon.CAt9：00intheevening.,(B)48.WhatdidWangPingdoafterhesawtheoldman?AHewentalongZhonghuaRoad.BHestoppedthebuswithoutthinkingtwice.CHecalledthepolicefirst.(C)49.Whydosomepeoplerefusetohelpothersintrouble?ABecausetheydonthavetime.BBecausetheydonthavemoney.CBecausetheydontwantanytrouble.,(C)50.Whatshouldwelearnfromthenews?AWeshouldnthelpthepeoplewhoneedhelp.BWecanthelpthepeopleintroublewithoutpermission(允许)CWeshouldhelpthepeopleintrouble.,“Homestayisaformofstudyabroadprogram.Itallowsthevisitortostaywithalocalfamilytobetterunderstandthelocallifestyle.Italsohelpstoimprovethevisitorslanguageability.Ifyouwishtolearnmoreaboutforeignculturesortogetforeignexperience，youshouldjointhiskindofholiday.(51)_B_”saidateacherduringaschoolmeetinglastterm.Afterthismeeting，(52)_C_Atlast，Ihadsuchachancetogoonsuchaholidaywithsomeofmyschoolmateslastmonth.WewenttoLondon，aplacewhereIhadwantedtogosinceyearsago.Afterwe,gottoLondon，wewenttostaywithdifferentfamilies.Iwasluckythatmyhostfamily(寄宿家庭)wasawhitecouplewhohadadaughteraboutmyage.(53)_D_TheywereinterestedinmeandIlearntalotofthingsfromthenon.(54)_E_Afterbreakfast，alocalteacherwouldcometotakeusinhiscar.ThenwewouldhaveclassesorgoonasightseeingtriptodifferentplacesofinterestlikeBigBen，LondonBridge，andBuckinghamPalace.Wewouldgobacktoourownhomesaftertheactivities.Theholidaywasavaluableexperienceforme.Ienjoyedeveryminuteofit.(55)_A_Threeweekslater，wehadtoleave“home”forHongKong.,AYes，timereallyflewfastBIamsureyouwontbedisappointedCIalwaysthoughtaboutthiskindofholidayDTheytreatedmeasadaughteroftheirfamilyETheholidaywasfilledwithactivitieseveryday,Atourschool，wesometimeshaveaspecialdaytohelpothers.Lastyearwewentto(56)_an_oldpeopleshomeandsangsongsandperformedaplayforthem.Theoldpeople(57)_were_(be)veryhappy.Wethinkstudentsshouldbeallowedtotaketime(58)_to_do_(do)thingslikethatmoreoften.Forexample，weshouldvisitprimaryschoolsand(59)_then_wecanhelpteachyoungstudents.IwanttobeateacherwhenIm(60)_older_(old)，soitwouldbeagreatexperienceforme.Otherstudents,wouldliketodootherjobs.Forexample，(61)_my_(I)friendTianGewantstowriteforanewspaper.Shethinksshecanvolunteeratthenewspaperoffice(62)_once_(one)aweek.Afteralongweekofclasses，manystudentsare(63)_sleepy/sleeping_(sleep)Sowethinkwecouldvolunteerandhelpothers(64)_on_Fridayafternoons.Everyexperiencewehavenowcanhelpustoliveabetter(65)_life_(life)inthefuture.,Youcantellalotaboutyourfriendsbywhattheycarryintheirschoolbags：whattheyread，andotherthingstheyliketodooutofschool.InthebagsofmiddleschoolageboysintheUK，youcanfindhandheldcomputergamesandfootballmagazines.Girlsusuallyhaveabookintheirbagandsomemakeup(化妆品)andhairclips(发夹)BoysandgirlsbothoftenhaveaniPad，amobilephoneand，ofcourse，lastnightshomework!By_looking_in_a_friends_bag，youcantellwhat_kind_of_person_he/she_is.Acleanandtidybagwithouttrashshowsanorganized(有条理的)person.Abagfulloftextbooksandpensbelongsto,someonewhoworkshard.Britishmiddleschoolagechildrenalsohavealocker(有锁的存储柜)atschool.他们把书本或者运动物品储存在那儿。Theyusepicturestomaketheinsideoftheirlockersbeautiful.Maybetheyhavepicturesoftheirfavoritemusicorsportsstar，orphotosoftheirfriends.Sojustliketheirbags，theirlockerssayalotabouttheperson.71Whatthingsarethereinbag