人教版2020版九年级英语上册Unit1 Topic 1检测卷D卷

人教版2020版九年级英语上册Unit1 Topic 1检测卷D卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . These students have been to the Ming Tombs.Really?When there？Awill they goBdid they goCdo they goDhave they gone2 . Where are Maria and Kangkang? They _ England.Ahave been toBare awayChave gone toDhad been in3 . How do you like Beijing, Miss Read?Ive no idea. I _ there.Ahave beenBhavent been toChavent beenDhave been to4 . H e left us withoutGoodbye.AsayBsaidCsayingDto say5 . - Betty has made rapid progress. -_, and _.ASo has she, so have youBSo she has, so have you.CSo has she, so you have.6 . Does your father still smoke?No, he has succeeded in_smoking for three years.Agiving upBgive upCgives up7 . -Why dont you go to the cinema with us this weekend？-That _great.AsoundsBlistensChearsDfeels8 . He said life without old friends was_ .He will visit some of his old friends tomorrow.Aa bit of boringBa bit boringCa bit boredDa bit of bored9 . -I often feel shy in public.- _.ASo am IBSo I doCSo do IDSo I am10 . - I cant find my purse. Have you seen it?- I _ it just now. But now it _.Asaw; has goneBsaw ;is goingChave seen; has gone.11 . -Many students won t take part in the after-school activities today.- .We have so much homework to do!ASo will IBSo do ICNeither will IDNeither do I12 . How beautiful the cranes look! Words cant _ their beauty.AunderstandBdescribeCreportDwrite13 . Which of the following sentences is WRONG?APeople dressed baby boys in blue, hoping that boys would be protected.BPeople dressed baby boys in blue with hopes of protecting boys.CPeople dressed baby boys in blue, hopes that boys would be protected.DPeople dressed baby boys in blue in the hope that boys would be protected.14 . Mom, I have difficulty_the article.Well, remember_it three or four times at least.Aunderstanding; reading.Bto understand; readingCunderstanding; to readDto understand; to read15 . Does your father still smoke?No, he has succeeded in_ smoking for three years.Agiving upBgive upCgives upDgave up二、补全对话5选5.情景交际。A: Hello, Li Ming.16 . B: I have been to my fathers hometown. And you?A: Ive just come back from Canada. My father has worked there for a long time.B: 17 . A:I went there a month ago. B: 18 . A: No, I have never been there before. B: 19 . A: Wonderful. I like living there. The people there are very friendly. By the way, have you seen our English teacher? B: 20 . I saw him just now.A：Listen! There goes the bell.B: Lets go.AWhen did you go there?BYes, I have.CWhat do you think of Canada?DHave you ever been there?EWhere have you been?三、完型填空Fish and whales are sea animals. Are they the same? No! The whale is s mammal（哺乳动物）. The fish is not. Mammals are air-breathing, warm-blooded animals and the female _ the young with their milk.The mammals of the sea must breathe air, too. We all know a man will suffer brain injury if he gets no air for as little as four or five minutes. He will probably _ if his supply of air is shut off for any longer than that. But _ ages, the mammals of the sea have developed the ability to hold their breath underwater for an amazingly long time. Some seals are able to stay down for 20 minutes. But whales, of course, are the champions. A big whale can hold its breath underwater for an hour, perhaps even two.Several things help sea mammals hold their breath so long. First of all, over millions of years many of them have developed nostrils（鼻孔）which can be _ to keep water out. Whales and dolphins breathe through “blowholes”, which have a kind of stopper that acts like a valve（阀）to keep water out. These blowholes, or nostrils, are _ the tops of their heads.The mammals of the sea have also developed the ability to take in large amounts of air before making a deep _. Finally, animals like seals, when they are underwater, make special use of the air in their lunge. Most of this air goes to their brains and hearts while very little is carried to other parts of their bodies.21 . AsendBfeedCprotectDkeep22 . AdieBsleepCget sickDget hurt23 . AbyBinCforDof24 . AtouchedBfoundCclosedDmatched25 . Alocated inBlocated onClocated withDlocated to26 . AswimmingBjumpCrunningDdive四、阅读单选阅读理解Reality TV is a type of programme. It means that real-life people, not actors, are followed and filmed in a real situation, or game.Reality TV is very popular in the UK. At their best, these programmes give us a good look into the lives of different people in Britain. At their worse, they are a very cheap way to make programmes and sometimes involve people behaving very badly.Heres a selection of some of the UKs reality shows.ShatteredA group of young people live in a house for a week and must stay awake. Each day there are tests to see how well they can work even though they are totally tired out. They must leave the house if they fall asleep. Viewers vote on those who stay in the house and text their comments (评论) every day.Come to Dine with MeEach week four people prepare dinner in their homes for the other competitors. Each competitor then gives the cook a grade out of 10 for the food and entertainment (娱乐). The winner gets a $1,000 cash prize. Sometimes the food is terrible and the competitors are very rude to each other.Worlds Strictest ParentsBadly-behaved British teens are sent abroad to live with a super strict family for a week. The teenagers have to follow the rules of their host family and go to the local school. After seven days the teenagers return home and their parents tell us if their behaviour is better. There is often a lot of crying and shouting in this show but it can be pretty funny too.27 . Which statement about Reality TV is NOT true?AReal-life people are in it.BWe can see a real situation in it.CIt usually costs less money to make Reality TV.DAnybody can be in Reality TV.28 . You will have to leave Shattered if _.Ayou are too tired to sleepByou fall sleepCthe viewers dislike youDyou cant get on well with others29 . What do we know about Come to Dine with Me?AIts broadcast once a week.BCompetitors usually dont have good behaviour.CCompetitors taste the food and give it a grade.DThere are altogether four people in the programme each time.30 . Which of the following can NOT be learned from Worlds Strictest Paren