2017-2018深圳市初中英語九年級(jí)下Unit2 單元測(cè)試題含答案

九年級(jí)（下）Unit2能力測(cè)試題筆試部分(85分)第一卷選擇題(60分)I?詞匯測(cè)試(15分)從下面每小題的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中出可以替換劃線部分的最佳選項(xiàng)。(共8小題，每小題1分)()1.一Whatdoyouthinkofyoureverydaylife?—Busy.Iwanttohavealongholiday.ordinaryB.happyC.daily()2.一HowwasyourEnglishexam?一Ifailed,becauseIdidn'tworkhardenough.A.didn'tsucceedB.didn'tfinishC.didn'tcome()3.一Thelongvacationiscoming.Whatwillyoudo?一I'mreadytotakeatripwithmyparents.relationB.holidayC.celebration()4.一What'syourhobby?—Myhobbyisdrawing.Inmysparetime,Ioftendrawsomepictures.usualB.singleC.free()5.一CouldyoutellmeyourlifeasanexchangestudentinEngland?一Ofcourse.Ididn'tgetusedtothelifeatfirst,butgraduallyItriedtochangemyselfandIfeltbetter.wasn'tusedtodidn'ttreatmyselftodidn'tfeelsatisfiedwith()6.一MyfatherpromisesmethathewillgivemewhateverIwantifIstudyhandenough.一Well,whatdoyouwant?somethingB.nothingC.anything()7.一Youoncetoldmealie,sotoacertaindegreeIdon'tbelieveyounow.一Iamreallysorryforthat,butnowwhatI'vetoldyouisafact.ingeneralB.inawayC.inasecond()8.一Wouldyouliketogoshoppingwithme?一Sony,Mom.Iamundertheweathernow,andIjustwanttohavearest.feelsickB.feelangryC.feelsad根據(jù)句子意思，從下面每小題的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~語完成句子。(共7小題，每小題1分)()9.AmunityB.campC.club()10.Hethetroublewascausedbyhim,buthedidn'ttellmehowithappened.doubtedB.advisedC.admitted()11.一Whatisyourwork?Doyoumakeaforyourboss?一Yes.Ihavetobesurewhatheshoulddoeveryday.scheduleB.partyC.programme()12.一IwanttojointheFootballClub.Whataboutyou?

—Ihavenoidea.Ifyoujoinit,IwilljoinitinsteadB.eitherC.aswell()13.—It'stoohotintheroom.yourcoat.—Whynotsitinthelivingroom?It'scooler.TurnoffB.TakeoffC.Putoff()14.—Lookout!Thefireworkisaboutto.—Inearlysteppedonit.Thankyou.getdownB.takeupC.setoff()15.—WhatdoyouthinkoftheEnglishspeechcompetition?A.Soundsgreat.B.It'sdifferent.C.It'sinteresting.II完形填空(15分)閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從16-25各小題的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。(共10小題,每小題1.5分)Thefirstrecordeduseoftheword“selfie(自扌白照)"wasin2002.SelfiesareoftensharedonwebsitessuchasFacebook,Instagram,orTwitter.Theword“selfie"isdescribedbythe16as:aphotographthatonehastakenofoneselfandpostedontheInternet.Today,takingselfieshas17anart.Selfietakersknowexactlyhowtotake18photos.Forexample,the19shouldbeheldalittleabovetheeyeline,withthearmkeptoutofshot.Bathroomsarcapopularplacefortakingselfiesbecausepeoplebelievetheywilllook20whenthingsaroundthemlookworse.Takingselfiesshowshowusefultheycanbe一butexpertsstillhavetheir2LTakingtoomanyselfiesseemsto22peopletoonlythinkofthemselves.Peoplecareaboutthemselvessomuch一aboutwhattheylooklikeandhowtheywillappearonline一thatthey23abouttherealworld.Sometimesitcanbereally24totakeselfies.InJuly2014,a14-year-oldgirldiedafterfallingoffthestaircase(樓梯間)whiletakingaselfie.So,whileselfiesarebecomingcommon,selfietakersshouldbewarnedto25accidentsinthefirstplace.()16.A.programmeB.dictionaryC.record()17.A.brokenintoB.lookedintoC.turnedintobodyC.cameraB.worseC.betterbodyC.cameraB.worseC.betterB.mistakesC.worriesencourageC.expect()19.A.headB.()20.A.happier()21.A.reasons()22.A.allowB.()23.A.rememberB.thinkC.forget()24.A.dangerousB.relaxingC：difficult()25.A.changeB.solveC.avoidIII.閱讀理解(30分)閱讀下列短文，從下面每題的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。(共20小題，每小題1.5分)ALiChunlinisafarmerwhousedtoliveinapoorvillageinthenorthofShanxiProvince.Inthe1980s,hewenttoShenzhentomakealivingwithhiswife.Yearslater,theybecamerichandreturnedtotheirhometown.Totheirsurprise,thelandaroundthevillagewascoveredwithsand.Thatmadethemfeelsad.Afterthinkingcarefully,Liandhiswifemadeuptheirmindstofightagainstthesand.Theyboughtthousandsofyoungtreesandplantedthemaroundthevillage.However,onlyafewsurvived(活下來)，becausethetreeswerenotregularlywatered.Buthowtogetwaterwasabigproblem.Theydugawell(井)butitbecamedrysoon.Thentheyaskedadrilling(鉆孔)teamtodigadeepwell.Clearwaterappeared,buttheirmoneywasusedup.Theycouldn'taffordtobuyyoungtrees.Theywenttoseveralbanksforhelpbutgotnothing.Finallytheyturnedtoafriendwhowasalsofromthevillageforhelp.Thefriendhadabigbusiness.Learningwhattheyweredoing,theirfriendwasmovedanddecidedtodosomethingfortheirvillagetoo.Soheofferedthemoneytheyneeded.Withthemoney,theyboughttreesandhadthemplanted.Theylookedafterthetreesasiftheyweretheirownchildren.Aftersometime,greenleavescameout.Whenthevillagerssawthechanges,somestartedtojoinLiandhiswifeinthefight.()26.LiChunlinandhiswifefeltsadwhentheyreturnedtotheirhometownbecause.thelandaroundthevillagewascoveredwithsandtheydidn'tgetenoughmoneytosupporttheirfamilytheirvillagewasnotasbeautifulasShenzhentheydidn'thaveenoughcleanwatertodrink()27.Thebigproblemofmakingthetreessurvivewas.howtobuymoreyoungtreeshowtodigawellhowtowaterthemregularlyhowtolookafterthem()28.WhichofthefollowingistheCORRECTorderaccordingtothepassage?Liandhiswifeaskedadrillingteamtodigadeepwell.SomevillagersstartedtojoinLiandhiswifeinthefight.Liandhiswifewenttoseveralbanksforhelpbutgotnothing.LiandhiswifewenttoShenzhentomakealiving.Liandhiswifeplantedmanytrees,butonlyafewsurvived.A.④③⑤①②B.④⑤③①②C.④⑤①③②D.⑤③①②④()29.Whatmaythevillagebelikenow?Theremaybefewerpeoplethere.Thelandarounditmaybecoveredwithsand.Peopletheredon'thavecleanwatertodrink.Thevillagemaybesurroundedbygreentrees.BLivinginanewcountrygavememanysurprises.ThefirstsurprisewasthewaythattheUSpeoplespeak.OnedayIsawsomeonehavingapublicspeechinasquare.Ithoughtitwouldbeaseriousspeech.ButIsoonfoundthatitwasakindofentertainment(娛樂)show.Thespeakertoldtheaudiencetoprotecttheenvironmentwithhumorouswords.Laterhesaidsomepeople'sbehaviordidn'tgowiththeirwords.HetooktheexampleofTaylorSwift'ssongWeAreNeverEverGettingBackTogether.Hesaid,“SinceSwiftdoesn'twanttobewiththeboyanymore,shedoesn'tneedtospeakitaloud,andshedoesn'tneedtosingunlessshestillkeepsintouchwiththatguy.”Thenhesangthesonginafunnyway.Theaudiencelaughedoutloudly.IfeltquiteangrybecauseSwiftismy

favouritestar.Icouldn'tunderstandwhytheylaughedatSwift.Astimegoeson,IfindmanyUSpeoplemakefunofothers.Buttheydon'tmeantohurtthem.Theydothattoshowclosenessandhumour.Andpeoplewhoarelaughedatseldomgetangry.Nowlunderstandthespeakeratthesquare.NowI'vegotusedtothewaytheUSpeoplespeak.It'seasytofindcultureshockwhenyou'reinanewplace.Buteveryoneshouldlearntounderstanddifferentculturesandcustoms.()30.Thepublicspeechwasheld.A.inaparkB.inasquareC.inahallD.inaclassroom()31.Howdidthewriterfeelaftershelistenedtothespeech?A.Excited.B.Sad.C.Mad.D.Disappointed.()32.WhatdoesParagraph6mainlywanttotellus?ManyUSpeopleliketolaughatothers.ManyUSpeoplearefriendlyandhumorous.TheUSpeoplegetangryatotherseasily.Thewriterdoesn'tlikethewaytheUSpeoplespeak.()33.Thepassageismainlyabout.differencesbetweentheChineseandtheUSpeopleinwhatwaytheUSpeoplespeakinpublicthewaytogetusedtothelifeintheUSagirl'scultureshockexperienceintheUSCJamesisanEnglishcollegestudent.HewantstostudyChineseculture.HesayswhenforeignerstalkaboutChina,theyoftentalkabouttheGreatWall,BeijingOpera,Chineseteaandsoon.ButhewantstolearnmoreaboutChinaandChinesepeople'slife.ThetraditionalChinesefoodisJiaozi.DumplingsareanotherwayofsayingJiaozi.Peoplecanmakemanykindsofdeliciousdumplings.AndpeopleeatJiaoziwhentheycelebratespecialfestivals.Todayyoucanbuydumplingseverywhereandeatthemallyearround.Moreandmoreforeignersliketoeatdumplingsnow.Jiaozialsomeans^get-together^inChina.Peonies(牡丹)areregardedasChina'snationalflower.Inancienttimes,peopleplantedpeoniesbecausetheystandforhappinessIandgoodluck.Luoyang,Henan,andHeze,Shandongarefamousforpeonies.TherearemanykindsofpeoniesallaroundChinanow.TheflowerperiodoftencomesinApril.Touristsallovertheworldcometotheseplacestoenjoypeonieseveryyear.China'snationalballgameisping-pong.In1959,RongGuotuan,aChineseping-pongplayer,gotthefirstgoldmedalforChina.Sincethenping-pongbecameknowntoChinesepeople.Wealsoshowourfriendshipbyplayingping-pongwithothers.DengYaping,anotherChineseping-pongplayer,gotgoldmedalsformanytimes.Nowadaysping-pongisbecomingmoreandmorepopularinChina.()34.Accordingtothepassage,isNOTmentionedwhenforeignerstalkaboutChina.A.theGreatWallChineseKungfuBeijingOperaChinesetea()35.Whenisthebesttimefortouriststocometoenjoypeonies?A.InMarch.B.InApril.C.InJune.D.InJuly.()36.Chinesepeoplethinkcanshowourfriendshipwithothers.A.ping-pongB.dumplingsC.peoniesD.BeijingOpera()37.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.PeoplecaneatdumplingsonlyinChinainwinter.DengYapingwonthefirstgoldmedalforChinain1959.PeoniesareoneofthesymbolsofChina.D.Foreignersdon'twanttoknowmoreaboutChina.DTraveltoLasVegas拉斯維加斯)andyou'lllikelyhearalotaboutnearbyattractionsliketheGrandCanyon,theHooverDam,andLakeMead.TheseplacesarewellworthseeingandaregreatwaystogetawayfromthesightsofVegas.Besidesthesecrowdedtouristspots,therearealsosomenotsowell-knownareasthatarewellworthyourtime,andtheydon'tcostmuchmoneyRedRockCanyonliesabout15mileswestofLasVegas.Itisjustoutsidethecity.WhenyoufirstgettoRedRockCanyon,thereisavisitors,centerwhereyoucancheckoutsomeofthehistoryofthecanyon.YoucanlearnabouttheNativeAmericanswhofirstlivedinthearea,aswellastheanimalsandplantsinthecanyon.ThecanyonitselfismadeupofredsandstonewhichisverystrikingincolourwhentheSunhitsthecanyonwalls.Therearemanyhikingroutesthatyoucanchoose.Theyrange(延伸)fromeasytodifficult.Thecanyonisalsopopularwithrockclimbers,whocanoftenbeseeninthearea.ThegreatestthingaboutRedRockCanyonisthatyoucanseethesightswithouteverleavingyourcar.EventhoughyouarejustoutsideLasVegas,atriptoRedRockCanyonisagreatescapefromthenoiseofthecity.()38.TheGrandCanyonis.justasnoisyasLasVegaslesscrowdedthanLasVegasusuallydarkatnightnotaswell-knownasLasVegas()39.Whatcanvisitorsdointhevisitors'centerofRedRockCanyon?SeedifferentanimalsinAmerica.Knowaboutthehistoryofthecanyon.Learnaboutthehistoryoftheworld.Getinformationabouthiking.()40.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“striking”mean?A.Ordinary.B.Awful.C.Interesting.D.Attractive.()41.Thepurpose(目的)ofthepassageistotellusabout.A.atraveltoLasVegastheGrandCanyonRedRockCanyontheHooverDamELastyear,IwenttoChinaformyholiday.Oneday,Inoticedsomethingstrangeatthedinnertable.Iwasinarestaurantwithmyfriendsthen,andbesideusonanothertable,agroupoffourmenwereshoutingateachotherandwavingtheirmoneyaround.Intheend,Ilearntthattheywereactually“fighting”topaythebill!ThisscenemademethinkofwhatitwouldlooklikeinBritain.Itwouldbealmostunheardof(前所未聞的).Britishfoodcultureusuallymeansthatyoupayforwhateveryouordered.InaBritishrestaurant,you'lljustpayforyourself.It'scalled“splitting份擔(dān))thebill"or“goingDutch".IguessthereisonereasonthatcouldexplainsomeofthedifferencesbetweenEastandWest.Howyoupaythebilldependsonhowyouorder,aswellashowyoueat.UsuallyinChineserestaurants,thegroupdecidesoneachdish,sothegroupeatsallofthedishes.Canyouimaginetryingtoworkouthowmucheachpersonneedstopayifyou'reallsharing?Theoppositeistrueforwestern-stylefood.Eachpersonchoosesthefoodthatheorshewants.Sharingisn'tcommonlypractised.Soit'ssimpletopayforwhatyouordered.Ipersonallyenjoybothpractices.It'snicetotreatyourfriendstodinnersometimes.Andit'snicetobetreated.AndondayswhenImisswesternfood,Iknowtherewillbeno“fighting"overwhoshouldpay!()42.Thefourmenwereshoutingateachotherinthefirstparagraphbecause.theywantedtoorderdifferentfoodeachofthemwantedtopaythebilltheydidn'tagreewitheachothersomeofthemdidn'twanttopaythebill()43.Thethirdparagraphmainlytellsus.somedifferencesofeatinghabitsbetweenEastandWestsomesimilaritiesofeatinghabitsbetweenEastandWest“goingDutch"ispopularinBritishrestaurantsthereasonwhytherearedifferentpayinghabitsbetweenEastandWest()44.What'sthewriter'sattitudetowardspayingthebill?Heprefers“goingDutch".Hepreferstotreathisfriends.Heprefersbothpractices.Heprefersneitherpractices.()45.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?DifferentpayinghabitsbetweenEastandWestWhydoChineseliketopaythebillHowtopaythebillWhyaretheChineserestaurantsverynoisy第二卷非選擇題(25分)

iv.語法填空：用所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，未提供單詞的根據(jù)上下文填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~。(共10小題，每小題1分)Manyyearsago,inasmallvillage,anoldmanwashired(雇傭)tocleanthespring(泉水)uponthemountain.Hetookcareofthespringeveryday,and(46)(sweep)awayalltheleavesandotherthings(47)wouldmakethewaterdirty.Soon,beautifulswans(天鵝)cametotheclearspring,andthevillagebecameapopularattractionforpeople(48)(visit).Yearspassed,andoneeveningthetownleadershelda(49)(meet).Astheylookedatthesalary(薪資)list,oneofthemsaid,“(50)dowekeeptheoldmanonyearafteryear?Idon'tthinkweneedhiswork.”Later,theoldman(51)(tell)toleave.Forseveralweeks,nothingchanged.Whenearlyautumncame,theleavesbegantofalloffthetrees,andthespringwascovered(52)leaves.Afewdayslater,thewaterwasmuch(53)(dark).Onlyafewmonthsaftertheoldmanleft,alltheswansleft,andthe(54)(tourist)didn'tcomeeither.Thentheyrealizedtheirmistake(55)rehiredtheoldman.Afew