14-15外研版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)Module6+試題(含答案).doc

14-15學(xué)年外研九年級(jí)上學(xué)期Module6試題Class: Name: Marks： （滿分100分）一. 單項(xiàng)選擇 (每小題1分，共15分)從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。( )1. Everybody likes Timmy because he is _ honest boy. A. aB. anC. theD. / ( )2. Kevin lost his keys somewhere between his school and the bus stop. Yeah. Thats why he is angry _ himself. A. onB. withC. forD. about( )3. Will your father drive you to the History Museum next Wednesday? Oh, yes. He has made a deal with _.A. meB. himC. youD. her( )4. I hear Dan has made up his mind to learn a(n) _. Thats true. He will learn to play the guitar. A. playB. languageC. operaD. instrument( )5. I slept for only five hours last night. Oh, thats too bad. Enough sleep is _ to your health. A. similarB. harmfulC. friendlyD. necessary( )6. Alice has got into the habit of _ her grandparents every Sunday. What a good girl! A. callB. callsC. callingD. called( )7. Daming, did you get any magazines? Yes, I bought two nice _. A. thatB. oneC. thoseD. ones ( )8. Luke _ the final exams, so his parents punished him by not letting him play video games. A. took B. failedC. finishedD. passed( )9. Sarah, what about going to the movies this Sunday afternoon? Oh, I cant. My aunt will _. A. get lostB. wake upC. fall downD. come round( )10.Dan _ to his sister for opening her letter by mistake. A. turnedB. apologisedC. listenedD. promised( )11. Mike, I bought a new clock for you on my way home. Here you are. Oh, thank you, Mum. Let me _. A. try it outB. put it outC. find it outD. work it out( )12. If Lingling _ too much time on volunteer work, she wont have time to prepare for the maths test.A. spendsB. will spendC. spentD. was spending( )13. Lisa travels a lot. The reason is _ she wants to increase her knowledge of the world. A. whyB. becauseC. thatD. how( )14. Lucy, have you finished the housework? No, theres still _ to do. Please give me two more hours. A. littleB. muchC. fewD. many( )15. Sara is sick, so she is unable to go fishing with us. _.A. Good luckB. Sounds greatC. What a shameD. Well done二. 完形填空 (每小題1分，共10分)通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)最佳答案。Many kids want to offer their help in keeping the environment healthy but dont know where to start. 16, even the simplest everyday activities can make a real difference to the environment. Here is how:1. Dont litter. Litter can 17 our water and that could do harm to us and to wildlife.2. Always recycle bottles, cans, paper and plastic. This is a good 18 to develop early on and can really make a difference. 3. Save 19 by switching off lights and electronic devices (電子設(shè)備) when they are not being used.4. Talk to your parents about 20 your homes incandescent bulbs (白熾燈) with energy-saving bulbs.5. Use your bike 21 walk to nearby locations rather than riding in a car. Encourage your friends and family to 22 the same.6. Dont throw your old clothes and toys away. Give them to a local charity (慈善機(jī)構(gòu)) or a friend that may be able to use them. 7. 23 wasting plastic bags by bringing your own reusable cloth bags to stores. 8. 24 you see litter, pick it up. By following these tips and using them in your everyday life, you will make the world a greener place. Its 25 too late to start, and what better time is there than right now?( )16.A. At firstB. Above allC. In factD. As a result( )17.A. polluteB. saveC. clean D. waste( )18.A. interestB. planC. characterD. habit ( )19.A. spaceB. moneyC. energyD. time ( )20.A. selling B. replacingC. makingD. comparing( )21.A. butB. andC. soD. or( )22.A. doB. lookC. sayD. wear ( )23.A. Keep B. TryC. EnjoyD. Avoid( )24.A. Before B. IfC. SinceD. As( )25.A. stillB. actuallyC. neverD. already三. 閱讀理解 (每小題2分，共40分)閱讀下列材料，完成每篇材料后的問(wèn)題。ADear Ms White,I used to have a lot of problems and I always tried to fix them. I used to do badly in English. To fix it, I read English newspapers and went to the school English corner to improve it. Now Im quite good at it. I used to be weak. To fix it, I ate right and joined a sports club. Now Im strong and healthy. I used to be afraid of speaking in public. To fix it, I took part in all kinds of school activities. Now Im outgoing and everyone likes making friends with me. But now I have a problem that I cant fix. I have the ugliest nose in the whole world! Its not only fat but also big! I want to have a nose job (鼻子整形), but how can I get my parents to agree? Yours,Ann, 12 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Dear Ann,It sounds like youre a really proactive (積極主動(dòng)的) person, always fixing problems. Thats good, but when it comes to things like your nose, you have to stop. It sounds to me that youre looking for things that are wrong with your body. Thats very dangerous. Also, Id like to point out that nobody is perfect. A nose doesnt reflect who you are, so theres no need for you to feel bad about yourself at all. In my opinion, as a student, you should pay more attention to your schoolwork instead of your looks. Best wishes,Ms White ( )26. What did Ann use to do when she had a problem?A. She cried a lot.B. She tried to solve it.C. She did nothing.D. She asked others for help.( )27. We can infer that Ann used to be _.A. shyB. lazyC. rudeD. silly( )28. Whats Anns new problem?A. Her English is bad. B. She has few friends.C. She often gets sick. D. She doesnt like her nose.( )29. From the reply, we can learn that Ms White _. A. advises Ann not to worry about her looksB. advises Ann to have an operation on her noseC. thinks Ann should learn to be a perfect personD. thinks schoolwork is less important than looks( )30. In which column of a newspaper can you probably find the above reading? A. NEWS.B. ADVICE.C. SCIENCE.D. ADVERTISEMENTS. BA new study shows that workers should take their full vacation time. There are two reasons. First, when workers take breaks, they are less stressed (有壓力的) and happier on the job. Second, workers will actually work harder when they come back. The study says that managers should take their full vacation time too. Thats because if workers see their managers at work all the time, they think they are expected to do the same. Canadians are usually offered two to three weeks of paid vacation (帶薪假期) when they start a job. However, one fourth of Canadian workers dont take their full vacation time because they are afraid of having too much work to do when they get back. And most of them think they will be better workers in their managers eyes by .In the USA, the situation is even worse. Over a half of working Americans dont use all of their vacation time. One of the biggest reasons is that they have too much work. Its surprising that the United States is the only developed country in the world without a law (法規(guī)) to make employers (雇主) offer their workers paid vacation. Some other countries, for example, Germany, Australia and Japan, make employers offer their workers at least four weeks of paid vacation.( )31. According to the new study, its _ for both workers and managers to take full vacation time. A. badB. easyC. helpfulD. impossible ( )32. Which of the following can be put in ?A. asking for lessB. working at homeC. taking less vacation timeD. listening to them all the time ( )33. Many working Americans dont take full vacation time. Whats the main reason?A. They love their jobs a lot.B. Theres too much work to do. C. They want to make more money.D. Their managers are always working.( )34. Alice, a Canadian, has got a job in Germany. The job should include at least _ paid vacation. A. four weeksB. three weeksC. two weeksD. one weeks( )35. The above reading is probably _. A. a storyB. a noticeC. a playD. a piece of news CAt the beginning of the first class on Friday, Mr Lpez told the whole class that the governor (州長(zhǎng)) would visit the classroom on Monday. He wanted to honour (給予表?yè)P(yáng)) the students in Mr Lpezs class because they had read so many books over summer vacation.Mr Lpez chose Mark, Nicole, and Kim-Zu to plan a programme for the governor. Nicole suggested they each give a report on a book they had read. Mark liked Nicoles plan but felt it would take too long. He suggested a short play. The class could vote (投票) on its favourite book and then act out one of the scenes. Kim-Zu said there was not enough time to prepare for Marks programme. She thought the best idea was to choose one or two students to talk about the importance of reading. Then they could have a reception. Kim-Zu liked the idea of talking about books and eating at the same time! “Lets vote on the best programme,” Mark said.But Mark, Kim-Zu, and Nicole each voted for their own idea.Then Nicole had a good idea. “Ive got it!”She suggested that they combine (融合) all three ideas. Students would wear outfits (特別的服裝) on Monday representing characters from their favourite books. Mr Lpez would have a list on the board of all the books they had read. Two students would give a talk about the fun of reading. Then everyone would eat!Everyone in the class liked Nicoles plan. Mr Lpez was glad to see they had worked together to find the perfect programme for the governor.( )36.The story happened days before the governer visited the classroom. A. three B. four C. five D. six( )37.The governor planned a visit to Mr Lpezs classroom because .A. Mr Lpez had once been the governors teacherB. Mr Lpez had given money for the reading programmeC. Mr Lpez and the governor were best friendsD. Mr Lpezs students had read so many books( )38.In this passage, a reception is most like a .A. book B. party C. play D. list( )39. We can learn that Mark .A. had written a book B. liked to danceC. was interested in playsD. enjoyed eating( )40.This passage is mainly about .A. enjoying cookies and fruit with the governorB. planning a programme for the governorC. putting on a play based on a bookD. reading a lot of books during the summerD5 4 3 2 1 BLAST OFF! A rocket left the Earth and lifted into space. Sally Ride was on the rocket. She was the first American woman in space. She was also the youngest astronaut to circle Earth.Sally Ride grew up in California. She liked to play tennis, and she loved learning about outer space. When Sally Ride finished college, she read in the newspaper that the United States Space program was looking for astronauts. This was the first time the program wanted women to be astronauts. She sent a letter saying she would like to become an astronaut. Later Sally Ride was chosen for the program. She was 27 years old then.In 1978 Sally Ride moved from California to Texas to learn her new job. She studied very hard. She needed to know about all of the lights on the control panel. Sally Ride also needed to know how to do experiments while in space. The experiments would help people learn more about the Earth.In 1983 Sally Ride flew on the space shuttle named Challenger for the first time. She was only 32 years old then. When the flight ended, the shuttle landed safely on the Earth.Sally Ride said that the best part of space travel was floating (飄流). She liked to float around in the Challenger. She also liked looking out of the windows. She said that it was great fun. In 1984 Sally Ride made her last trip into space.( )41.The author wrote this article to . A. tell readers about space B. get readers to become astronautsC. tell readers about a special astronaut D. give readers facts about space shuttles ( )42.Why was Sally Ride an important person? A. Because she liked to learn about outer space. B. Because she told people about space. C. Because she traveled to many countries. D. Because she was the first American woman in space.( )43.Which sentence shows that Sally enjoyed her job? A. She is also the youngest astronaut to circle Earth. B. Later Sally Ride was chosen for the program. C. The experiments would help people learn more about Earth. D. She said that it was great fun. ( )44.What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?A. Sally Rides first trip into space. B. How old Sally Ride was in 1983. C. Sally Rides childhood in California. D. What Sally Ride did in space. ( )45.Sally Rides favorite part of space travel was . A. landing the shuttle B. going around the Earth C. floating in the shuttle D. learning about stars四. 閱讀與表達(dá)（每小題2分，共10分）閱讀短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題。In 1990, Debbie Spaide and a group of children volunteered to water the garden for an elderly neighbour (鄰居) in New Canaan, CT. A few weeks later, the same kids made 150 bag lunches for a soup kitchen (a place where people with no money and no homes can get free food). Debbie Spaide told her friends about her experiences. After just a few weeks, the group grew to over 50 young people. That was the beginning of GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs.GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs are groups of young people who work together to help people in need in their communities and around the world. GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs can be found in schools, churches, volunteer centres and many other centres. Today there are more than 1,800 registered (已注冊(cè)的) GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs in the world and 80,000 kids in the United States and countries including Australia, Canada and China. Anywhere that there are kids working together to help others, there is a GenerationOn Kids Care Club in the making. If you are interested in starting a GenerationOn Kids Care Club, go to .46. What did Debbie Spaide and the kids do for the soup kitchen? _47. What did Debbie Spaides friends probably think of her experiences?_48. Why do members of GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs work together?_49. Are there any GenerationOn Kids Care Clubs in China? _50. Why did the writer write this passage? _五. 完成句子 (每小題2分，共10分)根據(jù)中文意思完成句子（每空詞數(shù)不限）。51. 新鮮的