人教版九年级英语Unit12单元测试卷

人教版九年级Unit12单元测试卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . Alice goes shopping with _.Ahe and IBI and heCme and himDhim and me2 . Billy didnt come to school this morning. What happened_him?AwithBforCtoDin3 . Whats this in English?Its a (n) _ . You can listen to music (听音乐) with it.AtelephoneBeraserCkeyDplayer4 . Could you please give me a hand? I cant complete the task on timeyour help.AwithoutBunderCwithDfor5 . Please _ me _ .Acall; atBe-mail; atCcall; ofDe-mail; of6 . _ M/money is important, _ it doesnt mean _.AAlthough, but, everythingBAlthough, /, everythingC/, but, anythingDAlthough, /, anything7 . The police_anyone who_the accident should get in touch with the police station.Aasked,have seenBasks, have seenCasks, has seenDasked,had seen8 . Doing lots of listening practice is one ofbest ways of becominggood language learner.Athe; theBthe ; aC不填；aDthe; 不填9 . Where did you go on holiday this summer? America? You are _. We went on a 10-day-tour in Canada.AcorrectBclearCcleverDclose10 . By the time I was nine ,I _hundreds of English words.Ahad learnedBhave learnedChas been learnedDhad been learned11 . It was getting too dark. Lisa didnt arrive home. Her parents were _ her safety.Arelaxed aboutBexcited aboutCworried aboutDbusy with12 . You can_socks in all colors_that store.Abuy: forBsell; inChave: toDbuy: from13 . In the letter,Einstein asked people to nuclear weapons.Agive offBgive backCgive upDgive out14 . In 1969, the first men landed on the moon._， I was twelve.AAt a timeBAt timesCAt that timeDAt one time15 . Children these days havepressure from school and family.Atoo manyBtoo muchCmany tooDmuch too二、完型填空A Frenchman went to visit New York.He didnt know English.When he _ New York，he _ a bus to a hotel.It was Sunday.The Frenchman went out _ a walk.When he went _ the street，he suddenly _ his way back.On the wall near the corner of the street，he saw some English words.He _ them down in his notebook.“Now I know the name of this street，” he said to _“Itll be easy for me to _ the hotel.” He walked for a long time in the city.Then he felt tired and wanted to go back.He took the notebook out of his pocket and_ the name of the street to a young man._ he did not know what the Frenchman wanted.He stopped an old man，but the old man did not understand him，_Then the Frenchman saw _ young woman.The young woman knew_ French.When she _ the words in his notebook，she_，for in the Frenchmans notebook，there were only three words “One Way Street”16 . Areached atBgot toCarrived atDgot in17 . AhadBtookCsatDcaught18 . AtoBforCofDwith19 . AalongBawayCoffDover20 . Athought ofBthink ofCthinks ofDis thinking of21 . AwritesBwriteCwroteDwritten22 . AhimBherCheDhimself23 . AbackBcome backCcome back toDback to24 . AreadBshowedCtookDgave25 . AButBAndCOrDBecause26 . AeitherBtooCalsoDneither27 . AaBanCtheD/28 . AfewBa fewCmanyDsome29 . AreadBseeClookedDfound30 . AcriedBlaughed(笑)CshoutedDsaid三、阅读单选Kids born in this century probably have little idea what a “cassette”（磁带） is. After all, when you have a smart phone or MP3 player, who needs a cassette to listen to music? And gone with the cassette tapes is the English word “cassette” itself. Our vocabulary is being shaped by the changing world, according to an ongoing study by Lancaster University and Cambridge University Press in the UK.A changing vocabulary is confusing（令人迷惑的）but may also be a good thing. Just imagine, if English hadnt changed since the 1940s, we wouldnt have words to refer to computers, flash drives or iPads.But as new words keep coming, old words also disappear from our conversations. According to The Guardian, examples of words no longer in use include “gosh” and “gee” polite replacements of “god” and “Jesus”. They were used to express shock, but not anymore since religious（宗教的）vocabulary is having a smaller influence in our modern lives.Words like “crossword” and “fax machine” are also less seen now with the disappearance of the actual things that they are referring to.But the research also found that not all old-fashioned words are dying. Some stick around. For example, we still use “steering-wheel(方向盘)” today, over 100 years after the first car was invented. It may be a long time before were all used to driverless cars.But who knows, some of the words that you cant stop saying every day now may soon become part of history, while some may have a long life ahead of them.31 . The English word like “cassette” disappear because.AThey are not as popular as before.BPeople like to say them in another way.CThe changing world shaped our vocabulary.DThe actual things they refer to no longer exist.32 . How many old-fashioned words are used as examples to show that some English words are dying?A2.B4.C6.D8.33 . Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A“Crossword ” is not as welcome among kids as before.BKids need a cassette to listen to music.C“Steering wheel” will be only used for a short time.DPeople like to use “gosh” and “gee” to express shock.34 . The passage mainly talks about.Awhen some words are replaced by othersBwhy some words disappear in our daily conversations these daysCwhere people usually like to use some old-fashioned wordsDwhat people are supposed to do before these words disappearOnce when I was a teenager, my father and I were standing in line to buy tickets for the circus（马戏）. Finally, there was only one family between the ticket office and us. This family made a big impression on me. There were eight children, their clothes were not expensive but clean. The children were polite, all of them standing in line, two-by-two behind their parents, holding hands. They were excited talking about the clowns, elephants, and all the acts they would see that night. One could feel they had never been to the circus before. The father and mother stood proudly as they could be.The ticket lady asked the father how many tickets he wanted. He proudly answered, “Please let me buy eight childrens tickets and two adult tickets, so I can take my family to the circus.”The ticket lady told him the price. The mans wife let go off her husbands hands, her head dropped and the mans lip began to shake. The father leaned a little closer and asked,“how much did you say?”The ticked lady told him again. The man stayed silent. Its clear that he didnt have enough money. But how could he tell his kids the bad news?We were all silent. My dad put his hand in his pocket, pulled out a$20 bill and dropped it on the ground. I was surprised to see theseour family wasnt rich, either.My father reached down, picked up the bill, tapped the man on the shoulder and said, “Excuse me, sir, this fell out of your pocket.”The man understood what was going on at that time. He looked straight into my fathers eyes, took my dads hand in both of his, and in tears he replied, “Thank you, sir, this really means a lot to me and my family.”My father and I went back to our car and drove home. We didnt go to the circus that night, but we didnt regret.35 . From the paragraph1-2, we can know about the family were_.Apoor but happyBrich but pitifulCpoor and sadDserious and polite36 . Why was the poor man unhappy after he spoke with the ticket lady?AHe had lost his money.BHis children were noisy.CThe tickets were sold out.DThe tickets were too expensive37 . Who did the $20 note belong to?AThe poor man.BThe writers father.CThe poor mans wife.DThe ticket lady.38 . The sentence “ This really means a lot to me and my family.” means_.AThe father got enough money to pay for the tickets.BThe writers father saved him and his family from a difficult situationCThe children would be proud of their father.DThe father felt so lucky to meet a warmhearted person.39 . The best title of this passage is_AGo to the circusBA family full of loveCA secret between fathersDMy father and a $20 billAmericans are very direct people. When they want something they say “yes” and when they dont they say “no”. If they want something different from what is given, they ask for it. Heres an example. I arrive at someones house and he gives me wine, I dont want wine. Maybe I dont like it or maybe I just dont want it. I will say “No, thanks.” If everyone around me is drinking something, I would ask for something else, “No, thanks. But Ill take a bit of tea if you have some.” If I really want wine, I just say, “Yes, thank you.” Unless they happen to know the Chinese customs, westerners will not ask you again and again after you have said you dont want it.40 . If Americans want something, they would say “_”.AYes, thank you.,BNo, thanks.,CNo, Im sorry.,DYes, why not ?41 . When Americans do not want what is given, they would say “_”.ANo, I dont.,BNo, thanks.,CYes, thank you.,DNo, Im sorry.42 . In this passage, “westerners” means_ .Athe people who live in the west of their countryBthe visitors who go to the Western countriesCthe people who live in the Western countriesDthe people who know the customs of the West43 . The Chinese people might if you dont want something given.Abe glad,Bsay “thank you”Cget angry,Dask you again to take it44 . From this passage we know that_.Athe Chinese people are direct,Bthe Chinese customs are betterCthe westerners are more polite,Ddifferent countries have different customs四、句型转换按要求完成下面各句。每空一词(含缩写)。45 . Mr. Brown guided me to do a lot better in science. (对划线部分提问)_ Mr. Brown guide you to do?46 . She said, “I like swimming.” (改为间接引语)She said _ she _ swimming.47 . I can work it out however difficult it is. (改为同义句)I can work it out _ how difficult it is.48 . They are going to visit the village next week. (改为否定句)They _ to visit the village next week.49 . His father stopped smoking three months ago. (改为同义句)His father _ smoking three months ago.五、填写适当的单词补全句子按要求写出下列单词50 . she is （缩略形式） _51 . are not （缩略形式）52 . his name is （缩略形式） _53 . this （对应词） _54 . yes （反义词） _55 . girl（对应词） _56 . phone （同义词） _57 . two （同音词） _58 . theyre （完全形式） _59 . your （人称代词主格） _六、用单词的正确形式完成短文turn make keep give takeGrandma 60 . a quilt with old clothes. “Grandma, thats the ugliest quilt Ive ever seen,” said Carrie. Grandma stopped her needle (针) work and smiled, “Oh, sweetie, it is sure to be warm and beautiful.” Grandma pointed to a rainbow pile of old clothes. “I will never wear these old clothes again. I want 61 . them into something useful.” Carrie still thought the rainbow quilt was ugly. “But it62 . you warm on a cold night like tonight,” Grandma said slowly.The next day, Grandma put the finished quilt into a shopping bag and said, “Lets get a second opinion about how ugly my quilt is.” Carrie63 . to a street where some beggars lived.They saw a woman shivering (发抖) in the cold air.“I have a nice, warm quilt, if you want it”, said Grandma.“Thats pretty,” said the woman, “It looks warm, too. But are you sure you can 64 . it up?” “I made it for you,” said Grandma.As they went home, Carrie thought of all the clothes she didnt wear anymore and she knew what she would do to help others.七、多任务混合问题In Britain,Boxing Day is usually celebrated on December 26th,which is the following day after Christmas Day.However，strictly speaking,Boxing Day is the first weekday after Christmas.Like Christmas Day,Boxing Day sing a public holiday.This means its a nonworking day in the whole of Britain.When Boxing Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday,the following Monday is the public holiday.The exact origin（起源）of the holiday is unclear.One of the thoughts is that during the Middle Ages,when great sailing ships were setting off to discover new land,a Christmas Box was placed by a priest （神父）on each ship.Those sailors who wanted to ensure a safe return would drop money into the box.It wassealed upand kept on board