冀教版九年级英语全册Unit 5单元测试英语试题

冀教版九年级英语全册Unit 5单元测试英语试题姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . What _ good news! Thanks for _ me.Aa; tellBan; tellCa; tellingD/; telling2 . How do you like the environment in Pingdingshan?Great!_of the land_covered with trees and grass.ATwo fifths; isBTwo fifth; isCTwo fifths; areDTwo fifth; are3 . China plans to let tourists _ the Xisha Island in the South China Sea this year.AvisitBvisitsCvisitingDvisited4 . Design a travel guide for Shanghai! _ the competition and be the winner!AJoinBAttendCEnterDTake part in5 . Smoking is harmful _ our health. Wed better _ from it!Ato; put awayBfor; throw awayCto; keep awayDfor; stay away6 . Is this your bike? No,it is_._is red.Aher;HisBhis; HerChers; Mine7 . Because of the bad weather, we have to _ the meeting till next week.Atake offBget offCput offDset off8 . All of them went out for a walk John, because John didnt finish his task.AbesidesBexceptCbeside9 . The word _ means a thing that is like another or is suitable to be put together with another.AtrustBwarmthCcalmDmatch10 . When making small talk, you are supposed to avoid _ about private subjects.AtalkBto talkCtalking二、完型填空Uncle Sam, is usually used to refer to the United States or the US government. It is the nickname of the country.It is hard to believe that this nickname became known quite by accident and there was a man 75 Uncle Sam.However,not many people have ever heard of such a man.Not even most young Americans.The man was called Uncle Sam Wilson.He was born in Arlington,Massachusetts, September 13, 1776. At the age of 14 Sam joined the American Revolutionary War(美国革命）, and 76 in the army under George Washington until the end of the war.He then moved to Troy, New York states, and began a meatpacking business. He earned a reputation（赢得了声誉）for being honest and hardworking. He was locally respected and admired, thus greeted as Uncle Sam.One day in 1812,a group of visitors came to Sams meatpacking plant(肉类加工厂）.Among them was Government official. He 77 the capitalized letters(大写字母） EAUS on the packages of meat and asked what they stood for. A worker man replied that EA stood for Elbert Anderson,the businessman for whom Sam was working.And he added 78 that US(actually it was the short form for United States) stood for Uncle Sam Wilson. Soon soldiers were saying all army supplies were from Uncle Sam.In May 1813,this story appeared in a newspaper published in New York.Since Uncle Sam was an example of a hard-working man and a lover of America, the idea ofUncle Sam as the name of this kind of man became well-known rapidly.Uncle Sam was ready to help 79 and place the interest of the nation(国家利益）above all-this is in line with (与符合）the American spirit. This makes the American consider Uncle Sam 80 the symbol of the USA.In 1961 the US Congress made a decision that Uncle Sam is the Americas national symbol.11 . AwasBnamedCaskedDwas called12 . AservedBstayedCjoinedDentered13 . AsawBobservedCstudiedDnoticed14 . ASurprisinglyBseriouslyCjokinglyDcarefully15 . AotherBothersCeveryoneDanother16 . AtoBforClikeDas三、单词填空根据短文内容，在短文中空白处填入一个恰当的意，使短文内容完整、通顺。Some Educational Computer GamesDo you know an exciting computer game that is also educational? Malmo Software has four new17 . that will surprise you.Space Pirate lets you go through the Galaxy (银河系)on your own starship. You will find interesting stars and 18 . science along the way.In Crazy Cooking, you can choose meat and vegetables,19 . them in your video kitchen and ask your friends to eat with you. At the 20 . time, you will learn math21 . working with lots of numbers and measurements (数量).Time Machine lets you go back to any22 . in history to see what it was like. You can find23 . almost all things you want to know. You can24 . George Washington or study a map with Columbus. Word Search takes you on a25 . through the English language-where it began, who started it，and why something is different now. On your trip, you will learn new26 . and spellings.四、多任务混合问题The supply of water is causing increasing an uncomfortable feeling to scientists in many countries. In these countries, it is fast becoming an important social and economic problem. The water requirements depend on various facts. An obvious one is the amount needed for household use in baths, showers, washing-machines, toilet and so on. The amount of water used in industry is greater than in the houses. Textile works are major users. A lot of water is also used in agriculture: in irrigation and in the keeping of animals.In some under-developed countries the daily water consumption* is as low as two or three gallons* while in other countries it reaches 100 gallons a person. As standards of living improve, an increased rate* of consumption must be expected. At the same time, many countries are making a great effort to set up sew industries: to create jobs and get money through exports*. Unluckily, the degree of pollution of the water used in modern industries is often very high and prevents the water from being used again. More water will also be needed in future years for agricultural purposes; with enough water supplies deserts will be transformed and become rich crop-growing areas.Although the natural supply of water (It comes from fall of rain, snow, etc.) is at present far larger than the worlds total requirements, this supply is not distributed and full use cannot be made of it. The conveyance* of water over long distances is too expensive to be practicable, and many of the worlds great rivers contains a lot of fresh water which can never be of much real use. For the worlds immediate needs, men must now look to new sources of fresh water, and they must develop technologies for recovering fresh water from salt water. Every country is trying to find ways to turn salt water into fresh. In the past, expense had been a difficulty to the widespread use of desalination* plants, but recent technologies has finally made this method reasonable. Some areas, such as Kuwait, are almost totally dependent on external supplies and would be in a dangerous position. Whatever the methods used, scientists are confident that the supply of fresh water will be increased but they point out that the cost will increase correspondingly.27 . In some countries, the amount of water used by each person every day is very low. An important reason for this is that _.Aliving standards are not highBa lot of water is used in industryCtechnologies are not improvingDit is expensive to carry water a long way28 . Kuwait is mentioned in the passage to show that _.Ait is no longer largely dependent on water from the seaBsome areas do not prevent the water from being used againCit is possible to get large numbers of fresh water from the seaDsome countries are creating jobs and get money through exports29 . What can be learned from the passage?ATextile works need much more water than in the houses.BThe water requirements depend on the number of students.CDesalination plants cant be used because of long distancesDScientists cant find new methods to supply fresh water now.30 . Do you have an idea to get fresh water from the sea? What is it?Men have always wondered about the earth they live on and about the _ above them.When early men looked at the night sky, they asked themselves a lot of questions. They looked at the moon, and wondered what this strange bright object in the sky was. They did not understand why it changed its shape from night to night. They looked at the stars and planets. They also wondered why some of them changed their positions, while others did not.他们也思考地球的形状。Most early people believed the earth was flat._. The ancient Greeks were the first people to study the universe more scientifically. In the sixth century BC Pythagoras put forward the idea that the world was round. However, he could not explain why people at the bottom of the world did not fall off.It was not until the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that scientists found the answers to some important questions. _. Finally in 1665, Isaac Newton explained to the world what gravity (重力) was and people at last understood why they did not fall off the earth.31 . 在文中处填写一个单词，使得句意完整、上下文通顺。_32 . 根据文章内容回答问题。What questions did early men ask themselves when they looked at the night s