Module4素能测评课件九年级英语上册

Module4素能测评一、

单项选择（每小题1分，共10分）（

C

）1.Lookatthe

⁠onthewall.It’shalfpastsix.

A.flagB.signC.clockD.picture（

C

）2.AllexceptTomhavepassedtheexambecausehe

⁠manyclasses.

A.leftB.forgotC.missedD.lost（

A

）3.—Eric，Ifoundawatchontheplayground.—You’dbettergototheLostandFoundOfficeand

⁠.

A.handitinB.turnitdownC.lookitupD.giveitawayCCA（

B

）4.

⁠squaredancingisgoodexercise，sometimesitmakesalotofnoise.

A.IfB.AlthoughC.UntilD.Because（

A

）5.There’re

⁠manycarsthatthereisoftenatrafficjamintherushhour.

A.soB.veryC.tooD.such（

A

）6.（2022·自贡）—Howcanwesaveelectricityindailylife？—By

⁠thelightswhenweleavearoom，forexample.

A.turningoffB.puttingoffC.takingoffD.gettingoffBAA（

A

）7.（2022·重庆B卷）

⁠ZhangGuimeiisn’tingoodhealth，sheworkshardtohelpherstudents.

A.AlthoughB.IfC.BecauseD.When（

D

）8.Theclassroomis

⁠.AllstudentsarehavingaPElessonoutdoors.

A.fullB.warmC.thinD.empty（

A

）9.Mysisterwenttothecinema，and

⁠.

A.sodidIB.sohaveIC.neitherdidID.neitherhaveIADA（

B

）10.—I’mgoingtospendmysummerholidayinHawaii.—Whataluckyboy！

⁠Anddon’tforgettosendmeapostcard.

A.I’msorrytohearthat.B.Haveagoodtrip！C.Don’tmentionit.D.CanIgowithyou？B二、

完形填空（每小题1.5分，共15分）Oneday，50peopleweretakingpartinaspeech.Thespeakerwasgivingaspeechabouthappiness.

1

⁠，afterafewhours，peoplegraduallylosttheirattention.Thespeakercameupwithanidea.He

2

⁠hisspeechandaskedallofthepeopletotakepartinagroupactivity.

Hegaveasingleballoon（气球）toeachpersonintheroom.Eachpersonwasaskedtowritehisorher

3

⁠ontheballoonwithablackmarker（记号笔）.Then，alloftheballoonswerecollectedandmovedtoanotherroom.

The50peoplewerethenletintotheroomandtoldto

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⁠theballoonthathadtheirnamewrittenonit.Everyone

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⁠around，lookingfortheirballoonhereandthere.Peoplewerebumpingintoandtripping（绊倒）overeachother.

Butevenafterfiveminutesofsearching，

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⁠couldfindtheirownballoon.Afterseeingthis，thespeakeraskedeachpersontocollectaballoonandtrytofindthepersonwhosenamewaswrittenonit.Everyonestarted

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⁠toeachotherandaskingeachotherfortheirname.Withinminutes，everyonehadhisorherownballoon.

“Canyouseewhathappened？”thespeakersaid.“Theballoonsarelikethe

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⁠wewantinourownlives.Everyoneis

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⁠lookingfortheirownhappiness，notcaringwhathappenstoothers.Butsometimesthebestwaytofindhappinessisto

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⁠others.Helpthemfindhappinessandyoucanfindyourown.”

（

A

）1.A.However

B.Meanwhile

C.Moreover

D.Somewhat（

B

）2.A.changed

B.stopped

C.forgot

D.continued（

B

）3.A.number

B.name

C.dream

D.job（

C

）4.A.see

B.buy

C.find

D.make（

D

）5.A.called

B.turned

C.shouted

D.rushed（

D

）6.A.everyone

B.eachone

C.anyone

D.noone（

A

）7.A.talking

B.looking

C.offering

D.giving（

B

）8.A.sadness

B.happiness

C.ending

D.surprise（

C

）9.A.free

B.sleepy

C.busy

D.hard（

B

）

B.help

C.save

D.hearABBCDDABCB三、

阅读理解（每小题2分，共20分）（A）Nowadayslotsofkidsareathomealoneafterschool.Areyouoneofthem？Kidswhoregularlytakecareofthemselvesarecalled“latchkeykids”.Thisnicknamegotitsstartinthe1940s.ManymenfoughtintheSecondWorldWarandwomenhadtotakejobsinfactoriestokeepthecountrygoing.Withbothparentsaway，lotsofkidswentbacktoemptyhousesafterschool.Latchkeykidsworehousekeysaroundtheirnecksandtheyusedthekeystoopendoors.Today，it’scommonforbothparentstowork.Asaresult，anewgenerationofkidsarespendingsometimealoneafterschool.Itbecomesnecessaryforbothparentsandkidstomakesomerules.Therearealotofquestionstotalkabout：·Shouldyoucallyourmumordadassoonasyougethome？·Shouldyoudoyourhomeworkfirst？·CanyouwatchTVorplaycomputergames？Ifso，howlong？·Whatcanyoueatifyouwantasnack？·Canfriendscomeover？Ifso，howmany？...Aslatchkeykids，knowinghowtostaysafeisjustasimportantasfollowingthefamilyrules.Talkaboutthefollowingquestionswithyourparents：·Whatshouldyoudowhenthephonerings？·Whatshouldyoudoifsomeoneknocksatthedoor？·Whatshouldyoudoifsomeonebreaksintothehouse？·Whatshouldyoudoifyoucutyourselfwhilecooking？

Youmayfeel

▲

⁠whenyouareathomealone.Don’tworry.Keepingyourselfbusyishelpful.Therearemanythingswhichcanmakeyoufeelthattimegoesbyquickly：

·Readamagazine.·Writeanemail.·Phoneafriend.（

D

）1.Latchkeykids

⁠.

A.likecollectingkeysB.livewiththeirgrandparentsC.havepart-timejobsinfactoriesD.regularlystayathomealoneafterschool（

B

）2.Howmanypiecesofadvicedoesthewritergivetolatchkeykids？A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.DB（

C

）3.Whichofthefollowingquestionscanbeputontherulelist？A.Canyouhaveyourhaircut？B.Shouldyougotoschoolonfoot？C.Canyougoout？Ifso，where？D.Canyouaskteachersforhelpatschool？C（

A

）4.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“

▲

⁠”？

A.boredB.excitedC.relaxedD.pleasedA（

B

）5.Thewriterprobablyagreesthat

⁠.

A.there’snoneedtomakefamilyrulesB.latchkeykidsshouldlearntoprotectthemselvesC.timepassesslowlywhenlatchkeykidsarebusyD.parentsshouldneverleavetheirkidsaloneathomeB（B）（2022·广安改编）Youmayknowabout“junkfood”likeFrenchfries.Butdoyouknowabout“junksleep”？Recently，aBritishsurvey（调查）showsthattherearemanyelectronicproductsinteenagers’bedrooms.Theyareinfluencingteenagers’sleepbadly.Thesurveywasdoneamong1，000Britishkidsfrom12to16.Itfoundthat50%ofthemgotjust4to7hours’sleepeveryday.Butdoctorssaytheyneedtosleepfor8to9hours.Almost25%ofthekidssaidtheyoftenfellasleepwhiletheywerewatchingTV，listeningtomusicorusingotherelectronicproducts.“Thisisveryworrying，”saidDrChris，aBritishprofessor（教授）.“Wecallit‘junksleep’.Itmeansyoudon’tgetenoughsleepandthequalityofthesleepislowtoo.Ifyoudon’tgetagoodrest，youwon’tdowellinschoolthenextday.”Thesurveyfoundthatquiteafewofthekidsfelttiredeachdaybecauseofthejunksleep，especiallygirlsbetween13and16feelingtheworst.Nearlyalltheteenagershaveaphone，MP5orTVintheirbedrooms.Andlotsofthemevenhaveallthethree.DrChrissuggestedthatparentsshouldhelptheirchildrenkeepawayfromelectronicproducts，andteenagersshouldspendlesstimeontheelectronicproducts.（

B

）1.Whatdoesthispassagemainlytalkabout？A.Junkfood.B.Junksleep.C.Electronicproducts.D.Theimportanceofsleep.（

B

）2.What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“quality”inParagraph5？A.数量B.质量C.环境D.条件BB（

A

）3.“Junkfood”and“junksleep”aresimilartoeachotherbecause

⁠.

A.theyarebothlowinqualityB.theyarebothneededinourlifeC.theyarebothenjoyedatweekendsD.theyarebothnecessaryforpeople’shealthA（

C

）4.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage？A.Teenagersof12to16onlyneed4to7hours’sleepeachday.B.Fewoftheteenagershaveelectronicproductsintheirbedrooms.C.Teenagersspendtoomuchtimeonelectronicproducts.D.Girlsbetween13and16spendtheleasttimeonelectronicproducts.C（

D

）5.Whichofthefollowingshouldbethebestwaytosolvetheproblem？A.Parentsmusttaketheelectronicproductsawayfromtheirchildren.B.Parentsstoptheteenagersfromusinganyelectronicproduct.C.Teenagersshoulddecidenottousetheelectronicproducts.D.Teenagersshouldspendlesstimeontheelectronicproducts.D四、

补全对话（每小题2分，共10分）Tom：Hello，Ann！Youdon’tlookwell.1.

What’swrong/thematterwithyou？

⁠Ann：I’mfeelingterrible.Ihaveaheadache.Tom：2.

I’msorrytohearthat.

⁠Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis？

Ann：Fortwodays.Tom：Didyouseeadoctor？Ann：3.

Yes，Idid.

⁠I’vejustcomebackfromthehospital.

What’swrong/thematterwithyou？

I’msorrytohearthat.

Yes，Idid.

Tom：What’sthedoctor’sadvice？Ann：4.

Thedoctortoldmetodrinkmorewaterandrestinbedfor

Tom：Followthedoctor’sadvice，andyou’llgetbettersoon.Ann：OK，Iwill.Thankyou.Tom：5.

You’rewelcome./That’sallright.

⁠You’rewelcome./That’sallright.

Thedoctortoldmetodrinkmorewaterandrestinbedfortwodays/stayinbedandhaveagoodrest.

五、

根据句意及首字母或汉语提示完成句子（每小题1分，共5分）1.Theboxwasheavy，butBetty

managed

⁠（设法完成）tocarryittotheschool.

2.Iamsurprisedthatyouhavebeenfooledbysucha

simple

⁠（简单的）trick（伎俩）.

3.Fatheralwaysmakesmedothisorthat.I’m

unhappy

⁠（不高兴的）withit.

4.MrsBiggsisillandwillbe

unable

⁠tohavelessonstoday.SoI’lltakeherplace.

5.Iworkedallthroughthenight，butIdon’tfeel

sleepy

⁠now.

managed

simple

unhappy

unable

sleepy

六、

语法填空（每小题1分，共10分）在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的适当形式完成短文。AttheendoftheSpringandAutumnPeriod（春秋时期），therewasamannamedGaoChaiintheQiKingdom.GaoChaiwascleverandkind-hearted.Inhishometown，people1.

told

⁠（tell）manystoriesabouthischildhood.

Forexample，oneday，littleGaoChaiandhisfriends2.

wereplaying

⁠（play）nearariverwhenoneofthemfellintothewater.Theother3.

kids

⁠（kid）wereshockedandveryfrightened（受惊吓的）.Theydidnotknowwhat4.

todo

⁠（do）andtherewerenoadultstohelp.GaoChai5.

quickly

⁠（quick）foundasolution.Hepickedupalargegourd（葫芦）6.

and

⁠threwittohisfriendintheriver.Hisfriend7.

understood

⁠（understand）atonceandcaughtthegourd，whichenabledhimtofloatonthewaterandswimtotheriverbank.

told

wereplaying

kids

todo

quickly

and

understood

GaoChai’smotherwasoftenill.Whenhisfatherwasout，thelittleboywouldhelpalotinthehouse，cookingmealsforhismotherandpreparingmedicinefor8.

her

⁠（she）.Aftersometime，GaoChaiwenttotheLuKingdomandbecameastudentofConfucius（孔子）.Hewasneithergood-looking9.

nor

⁠tall，andhedidnottalkmuch.EvenConfuciusdidnothaveahighopinionofhimatfirst.Fortunately，GaoChaihadonegoodfriendamonghisclassmates，whosenamewasZilu.Zilulaterserved10.

as

⁠anofficial（官员）intheLuKingdom.Hewasaskedtorecommend（推荐）someonetobeagoodgovernmentofficial.ThepersonherecommendedwasGaoChai.

her

nor

as

七、

（2022·湘潭）任务型阅读（每小题2分，共10分）Morethanfiftyyearshaspassedsincethefirstsatellite（人造卫星）inChinawassentintospacein1970.Fromthenon，manysuchinspiringmomentswereleftinourmemories.ThelatestencouragingmomenthappenedonJune5th，2022.Shenzhou-14，China’sninthmannedspaceflight（载人宇宙飞行），successfullysentChenDong，LiuYangandCaiXuzheintotheTiangongspacestation，wheretheywillworkandlivefor6months.Moreresearchworkwillbecompletedandgreatchallengesareaheadwaitingforthem.Yearsofpreparationsweremadeforthemoment.Forexample，enoughknowledgeandskillshelpeddealwithproblems；physicalandmental（心理的）traininghelpedtokeepthebestcondition.Althoughit’sthesecondtimeforChenDongandLiuYangtoflyintospace，theyagainwithCaiXuzhereceivedhardtraining.AsforLiuYang，nowamotheroftwoyoungkids，shebelievesit’sherdutytodothatforourcountryandsetagoodexampletoherchildren.Thesuccessalsobelongstotheteam.Hundredsofengineersandworkersarebehindthem，offeringallkindsofsupporttohelpthemfinishmoretasks.1.InChina，whenwasthefirstsatellitesentintospace？

In1970.

⁠2.Howlongwilltheastronautsstayinspace？

Forsixmonths.

⁠3.Whydidtheyreceivephysicalandmentaltraining？

Tokeepthebestcondition.

⁠4.Accordingtothetext，whowillhelptheastronautsfinishthetasks？

Hundredsofengineersandworkerswhoarebehindtheastronauts.

⁠5.Whatdoyouthinkofthethreeastronauts？

They’rehard，braveandgreat.（答案不唯一，合理即可）

⁠In1970.

Forsixmonths.

Tokeepthebestcondition.

Hundredsofengineersandworkerswhoarebehindtheastronauts.

They’rehard，braveandgreat.（答案不唯一，合理即可）

阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。八、