人教版2019-2020年度九年级英语下册Unit 6 Entertainment and Friendship习题巩固练习（I）卷

人教版2019-2020年度九年级下册Unit 6 Entertainment and Friendship习题巩固练习（I）卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . Kites _ messages in the war in the past.Awere used for sendingBwere used to sendingCare used for sendingDare used to sending2 . As a teacher, I am really worried. There are so many students _ glasses only because they dont know how to use their eyes correctly.AaboutBonCwithDas3 . I _ his invitation because I had to look after my sister.Aturned onBturned downCturned off4 . Tina doesnt mind _ a try, but she has no time now.AhadBhaveCto haveDhaving5 . How does Alice _ with her classmates?Aget offBget upCget onDget down6 . How long may I these books? For a week.AborrowBto borrowCkeepDlend7 . he got the first prizeAIt saidBPeople reportedCIt was said that8 . He likes to do the same things _ me.AinBonClikeDas9 . I havent seen you for _. Where have you been？【高频考点】AsometimeBsometimesCsome timeDsome times10 . Its cold outside. Youd better _ your coat.Aput onBtake offCput away11 . Beth has a beautiful _. Listen! She is singing very well.AshoutBnoiseCvoiceDsound12 . Its rude to _ your chopsticks _ your food while having dinner.Im sorry. I wont do that again.Astuck; intoBsticking; ontoCstick; intoDstick; for13 . -How often does Gina take the bus to school?-She_ takes the bus because she likes walking thereAneverBalwaysCoftenDusually二、完型填空J. K. Rowling is the writer of Harry Potter, which is now one of the best-sellers in the world. She_born in Britain on July 31st, 1965. She has one sister who is two years_than her. Both girls liked_to their fathers bedtime stories. They especially loved stories about magic. Rowling wrote her first story_the age of six.On a long train trip in 1990, an idea came to her. She wanted to write about a boy who had magic but he didnt know it. In 1992, Rowling began _ the first Harry Potter book for young _It appeared in June, 1997. The book was a great success. And the film came out in November, 2001. Now the Harry Potter series (系列) is_with people of all ages and about sixty_books have been sold in 200 countries. In this series, Harry is an ordinary boy: polite, friendly, brave and clever. So when children read about Harry, they can imagine being like him. Thats_the Harry Potter series has been so popular, especially among the young.J. K. Rowling is very _ with the success. Now shes really enjoying life. She said she would go on writing childrens books.14 . AisBwasChasDhad15 . AoldByoungColdestDyounger16 . AlistenBspeakClisteningDspeaking17 . AinBatCforDto18 . AwriteBwroteCto writeDwritten19 . AwritersBdriversCsingersDreaders20 . AbestBpopularCgladDbusy21 . AmillionBmillionsCmillion ofDmillions of22 . AwhenBwhereCwhyDwhat23 . AsadBworriedCunhappyDhappy三、阅读单选Nowadays, everybody is taking selfies (自拍照). From your best friend to your favorite pop star, selfies are taking over Renren and Sina Weibo. The word “selfie” was even named Word of the Year by Oxford Dictionaries in 2013. But why do people feel the need to take them? And are they doing us more harm than good?According to Dr Pamela Rutledge, psychologist (心理学家) and director or the Media Psychology Research Center in the US, posting a selfie online shows a biological need for self-validation (自我验证).Humans have an area in their brain that controls social activity. Receiving positive feedback on a selfie you have posted online can be the same as someone stopping you in the street and complimenting(称赞) you on your appearance.The act of taking a selfie also puts you in a position of power. You are the director and the subject of your own work of art. It helps people feel in control of their self-image and can be a powerful tool.But can it go too far?Psychologists warn that too much time spent on selfies can affect peoples confidence, particularly in teenagers. If you are spending a lot of time choosing the perfect selfie outfit (着装) or finding the right angle, then there could be a problem.Likewise (同样地), posting selfies online can harm your personal relationships. UK studies found that many people find it hard to relate to (与联系) people who are often posting selfies online.So next time you grab your smartphone to take a quick selfie, it may be better to drop it straight back into your pocket.24 . What does Rutledge think of posting selfies online?AIt helps people get to know each other.BIt helps people take better pictures.CIt satisfies peoples need for self-validation.DIt just lets people show off their new clothes.25 . From paragraphs 3-4, we learn the following EXCEPT _.Athe brain controls peoples social activityBpeople want good comments (评论) on their selfiesCtaking selfies helps people feel in control of their self-imageDit needs some art to take good selfies26 . Psychologists think spending too much time taking selfies can _.Aaffect peoples confidenceBgive away peoples personal informationCcause people to spend less time with their friendsDcause people to spend more on smartphones27 . The underlined word “feedback” means “_” in Chinese.A反馈B返回C供养D违约28 . Who may be interested in taking selfies?ATeenagers.BPop stars.CLadies.DAll the above.四、回答问题任务型阅读。A lift is very useful. It looks like a small room. It goes up and down all day. Sometimes a worker stands in the lift. He or she operates（操作） it up and down. In modern lifts theres no worker. People walk in. They know what floor they want to go. They push a button(按钮)and the lift goes to that floor. Its very fast and easy.Lifts are very important to us. Why? Think about a tall building. Maybe it has twenty floors. Maybe it has fifty or more. Who can walk up all the stairs (楼梯 )?Maybe people can climb them once. Can someone climb thirty flo