2020版牛津深圳版（广东沈阳通用）英语九年级上册Unit 6 Healthy dietC卷

2020版牛津深圳版（广东沈阳通用）英语九年级上册Unit 6 Healthy dietC卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . Shall we go to visit our teachers after this exam?.ATake it easyBNever mindCWhat a pityDSounds good2 . Yesterday, I _ two eggs and some milk for breakfast.AateBdrankChadDliked3 . When I turn on the light I that the door was open.AdreamedBnoticedCthoughtDexpected4 . -How much _ an iPhone6 s _ ? -More than 5000 yuan.Adoes; costBdoes; spendCdoes; payDis; cost5 . -Jack, I saw a stranger enter Mr.Greens house secretly just now. He must want to _something.- We must call the police now, or something may be gone.AhideBfindCsteal6 . Alan and his sister need to _ their rooms on weekends.AcleanBbrushCfindDsell7 . Water is a _ liquid (液体). It is very _.Acolourless; uselessBcolourless; usefulCcolourful; uselessDcolourful; useful8 . The boys were playing football on the ground. Sandy didnt want to _ them.Atake part inBjoinCjoin inDattend9 . Why are you so_，Amy？I thought I lost my purse，but I didnt. I found it in my study！AangryBhappyCsadDhungry10 . How much did your bike _?I _ 400 yuan for it.Acost; paidBtake; payCtake; costDspend; took11 . Im sorry. I dont _ French. Can you _ that again in English?Asay; sayBspeak; speakCspeak; sayDsay; speak12 . I am the first today in her shop. So she lets me get it at half price.ArelativeBfriendCstudentDcustomer13 . In Picture _，we know that it is snowy today.ABCD14 . As we know, many successful people never _ no matter what difficulties theyve had.Astay upBcheer upCtake upDgive up二、补全对话6选5补全对话。 Completing dialogues.A：Hey, did you know that potato chips were invented by mistake?B：Really?A：Well, here on the bag it says that they were invented by a chef（厨师） called George Grum.B：15 . A：Oh, it was back in 1853. Well, one day a customer in the restaurant where George worked sent back his plate of fried potatoes because he said they were cut too thick.B：16 . A：Well, George was in a bad mood, so he cut the potatoes really, really thin, and he cooked them for a long time until they were crispy. And he sprinkled lots of salt on them so they were really salty.17 . B：And?A：And the customer loved them and asked for more.18 . , and soon everyone ordered thinly-sliced, crispy, salty potato chips.B：And were still eating them today.19 . A：Yeah.AHe told the other customers about them.BSo what happened?CWhen was that?DWhat a cool story!EHe thought the customer would hate them.FWhy was it an accident?三、完型填空完形填空先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。April 27th is a special day in Britain. Its called Take Our Daughters & Sons To Work Day. It was _to Britain in 1994 from the United States of America. On this day thousands of children take a day _ school and go with one of their parents to their work places. By doing this, it can _young boys and girls more about the society where they live. This day is more than just taking your child to work. Its about learning real world experiences. Some things cant be taught in the classroom.Now the children can have a close look at _their parents are doing. This may help them to be calmer when they have to choose a _. Mary, a girl of 17, experienced a day of work at her mothers office. This helped her _her mothers work better. She said that this made her feel more confident about her future.Schools and many companies _the activity, too. Some schools _make the day a necessary part of school life.It is thought that teenagers with more self - confidence are more likely to be_than common boys and girls._parents can set good examples both at work and at home for them, they will do better than others. Take Our Daughters & Sons To Work Day is surely a step in the right direction.20 . AsentBgivenCbroughtDtaken21 . AawayBatCoffDof22 . AtalkBkeepCteachDmake23 . AwhichBwhatCthatDwhom24 . AplaceBschoolCfriendDjob25 . AthankBunderstandCpraiseDremember26 . AholdBrefuseCchooseDsupport27 . AjustBneverCevenDever28 . AsuccessfulBpolite CfriendlyDknowledgeable29 . ABecauseBIfCWhileDThough四、阅读单选Students of different countries have their own holidaysCountryAmericaEnglandFranceSummer HolidaysTime1.5-3 monthsAbout 2 weeksMore than two weeksActivitiesAll kinds of clubs.Volunteer workEnjoying themselves asthey likeEnjoying their holidaysHomeworkNo homeworkLittle homeworkLittle homeworkWinterHolidaysTime10 days3 weeks/ActivitiesLearning skills.Making money.Travelling.Family parties.Having trips.Making money.SkiingHomeworkLittle homeworkExtra(额外的) lessons根据上面表格所提供的信息，选出正确答案。30 . Which country has the longest summer vacation?AAmericaBEnglandCFrance31 . There are _winter holidays in America than in England.A11 days lessB11 days fewerC11 days more32 . In England, students have _in their summer holidays.Ano homeworkBa little homeworkClittle homework33 . We dont know how many _holidays the students have in France.AsummerBwinterCsummer and winter34 . All the students would like to make money during their winter holidays except theones_.Ain AmericaBin EnglandCin FranceIts that time of year again. People all over the world recently celebrated Halloween. Children dressed up in costumes （戏剧性的服饰）and went door-to-door for candy. We call it “trick or treating” and its one of the most fun parts of the holiday for kids.But some US cities have rules about who can go trick-or-treating. For example, in the cities of Meridian, Mississippi and Bishopville, South Carolina, kids above the age of 12 cannot go trick-or-treating. Why were these rules created? Something that is just for young children. Others point out that teenagers lose interest in trick-or-treating at a certain age anyway, and would prefer to go to a party with their friends instead.I dont quite remember when I stopped trick-or-treating. It was probably when I was in my early to mid-teens. So I guess these laws wouldnt have bothered（困扰）me. But then again, Im not sure if its “right” to stop older kids from trick-or-treating, especially if they work hard to put together a creative costume.And there could be some bad effects as well. Experts say that trick-or-treating has been welcomed in the US because it helped to cut down on teenage vandalism（破坏公物）in the past. If kids are busy getting candy, they wont have time to play any tricks.35 . According to the passage, which city doesnt have rules about who can go trick-or-treating?AMississippiBSouth CarolinaCBishopvilleDNew York36 . In the city of Meridian, kids are not allowed to go trick-or-treating.Aunder 3 years oldBover 12 years oldCover 6 years oldDunder 8 years old37 . People support these rules for the following reasons EXCEPT that.Aits silly for older teens to ask for candy door to doorBteenagers are not interested in trick-or-treatingCteenagers prefer to go to a party with their friendsDSomething that is just for young children.38 . In the US, trick-or-treating has been welcomed because .Ait helped to cut down on teenage vandalismBit helped candy companies sell more candyCkids spent a lot of time thinking about tricks to playDkids love to get candy and wear costumes39 . Whats the writers attitude（态度）towards the new law?AHe doesnt care about it.BHe thinks it is right.CHe thinks it makes people upset.DHe is not sure whether it is right or not.五、用单词的正确形式完成句子根据句意从方框中选择合适的单词，并用其适当形式填空，使句子通顺。little child exercise interest one40 . I dont know the toys are those_.41 . You can read lots of _ books in our school library.42 . Jim plays computer games for _ than two hours a week.43 . Do you want to do your English _ now?No, I dont. I have been sitting for a long time.44 . This is my _ time to see the lion dance. Its great.六、语法填空Many children like watching TV. Its very interesting