Unit7測(cè)試卷 人教版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)

Unit7測(cè)試卷（時(shí)間；100分鐘滿分：120分）一.單項(xiàng)選擇。（10分）（）1.-Hi，Billy！HowwasyourtriptoXi'an？-Itwas.IcaughtabadcoldassoonasIgotthere.A.wonderfulB.awfulC.comfortableD.peaceful（）2.Don'twhatotherssay.Dowhatyoulike.A.takecareB.takepartinC.careforD.takecareof（）3.-Whichfootballclubdoyou？-OfcourseFCBarcelona，becausemyfavoriteplayerMessiisinit.A.discoverB.supportC.doubtD.promise（）4.-Haveyouheardaboutthetrafficaccident？Yes.Luckily，nobodywashurt.A.widelyB.mostlyC.hardlyD.badly（）5.-Ican'tmovethetable.It'stooheavy.-1.etmehelpyou.I'm.A.enoughweakB.weakenoughC.enoughstrongD.strongenough（）6.Thepolicetoldtheboystothegrass.A.dealwithB.lookoverC.keepoffD.dependon（）7.Itishardtoreviewtheknowledgewelearninclasswetakenotes.A.ifB.unlessC.whenD.after（）8.-Whyareyousoupset？-I.Myteacherwasveryangrywithme.A.tookthemathtestB.passedthemathtestC.failedthemathtestD.worriedaboutthemathtest（）9.Ifyouworkhard，you'llhavea（n）toplaythepianoataconcert.A.licenseB.chanceC.mistakeD.example（）10.-Mom，canIplaycomputergamesforawhile？.Youmustfinishyourhomeworkfirst.A.OfcourseB.NowayC.NevermindD.Nodoubt二.完形填空。（10分）Studentsoftentalkabouttherulesthattheymustobeyatschool.Forexample，theyhaveto1uniformseveryday.Theyarenot2toweartheirownclothes.However，theproblemisthatnoneofthestudentsbelievestheuniformsare3.Theyhopetolooksmartintheirownclothes.Buttheteachersthinkthat4theyweardifferentkindsofclothes，theywouldnotstudy5.Alsothestudentsshouldnotbelateforschool.If6islate，theteacherwillpunishhimorher.Itisnotallowedtotakemobilephonesintotheclassroom.Duringatest，thestudentsshouldfinishthepaper7themselves.It'swrongtotalkabouttheanswerswiththeotherstudents.Thestudentswhoareondutyshould8theclassroombeforetheotherscometoschool.Anystudentcan'tgooutoftheschoolyard9theteacher'spermission.Inthelibrary，everyone10tolovethebooksandtalkingaloudisforbidden（禁止）.（）1.A.putonB.wearC.onD.in（）2.A.allowedB.allowingC.allowsD.allow（）3.A.uglyB.cleanC.newD.beautiful（）4.A.ifB.whichC.whenD.why（）5.A.carefulB.carefullyC.hardlyD.harder（）6.A.everyoneB.anyoneC.someoneD.noone（）7.A.ofB.byC.onD.in（）8.A.putupB.handupC.useupD.cleanup（）9.A.withoutB.withC.onD.in（）10.A.needB.needsC.needingD.needed三.閱讀選擇。（30分）ATickets:February～DecemberJanuaryAdults(168&.older)|$10$5Children$6$4Childrenunder3freefreeOpeningHour:From10a.m.to5p.m.Rules:·Don'trideabikeinthezoo.·Don'tbringyourpetsintothezoo.·Don'tgettooclosetotheanimals,ortheymayhurtyou.·Don'tgivefoodtotheanimals,ortheanimalsmaygetsick.·Don'tdroplitterontheground.·Don'tsmokeinthezoo.·Don'ttakephotosoftheanimals.·Watchyourkidswhilevisitingthezoo.()1.Howmanyhoursadayisthezooopen?A.5hours.B.6hours.C.7hours.D.8hours.()2.Whichofthefollowingisallowedinthezoo?A.Bicycling.B.Smoking.C.Takingkids.D.Givingfoodtotheanimals.()3.Mr.Brownandhis13-year-oldsonwillvisitthezooinMay.Howmuchwilltheypay?A.$6.B.$10.C.$15.D.$16.()4.Tomandhisclassmate,Sue,visitedthezooonNewYear'sDay,andtheypaid$8.HowmuchshouldtheyeachpayiftheyvisitthezooinMarch?A.$10.B.$6.C.$5.D.$4.()5.Whofollowedtheruleswhenvisitingthezoo?A.Albertwhotookapictureofazebra.B.Juliawhosharedherlunchwithamonkey.C.Markwhotookhispetturtlewithhimtothezoo.D.Janewhotookhertwo-year-oldsontothezoowithoutbuyingaticketforhim.BManyrulesgoverndriversonAmericanstreetsandhighways.Themostcommononesarethespeedlimits（限制）.Thespeedlimitscontrolhowfastacarmaygo.Onstreetsinthecity，thespeedlimitsusually25or35milesperhour.Onthehighwaysbetweencities，thespeedlimitisusually55milesperhour.Whenpeopledrivefasterthanthespeedlimit，apolicemancanstopthem.Thepolicemangivesthempiecesofpaperwhichpeoplecalltraffictickets.Trafficticketstellthedrivershowmuchmoneytheymustpay.Whendriversreceivetoomanytickets，theyprobablycannotdriveforawhile.Therushhouriswhenpeoplearegoingtoworkorgoinghomefromwork.Atrushhourtherearemanycarsonthestreetsandtrafficmovesveryslowly.NearlyallAmericancitieshaverushhours.Driversdonotgetticketsveryoftenforspeedingduringtherushhoursbecausetheycannotdrivefast.（）6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ones”inthefirstparagraphmean？A.Rules.B.Drivers.C.Governments.D.Highways.（）7.Onthehighways，thepolicewillstopyouifyourspeedisoverA.25milesperhourB.35milesperhourC.55milesperhourD.45milesperhour（）8.Accordingtothepassage，trafficticketstellthedriversA.howmuchtheyhavetopayB.wheretheyhavetopayC.whentheyhavetopayD.whytheyhavetopay（）9.Driverswillnotbeallowedtodriveforsometime.A.iftheydrivetoofastB.iftheydrivetooslowlyC.iftheybreaktherulestoooftenD.iftheystoptoooften（）10.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.rushhoursB.AmericandriversC.trafficrulesD.trafficpolicemenCNearly60percentofthepublichighschoolsinTokyorequirestudentstoshowproofs（證明）thattheywerebornwithcurlyorbrownhairandsomeschoolsevenrequirestudentstoprovidechildhoodormiddleschoolphotosasproofs.Parentsalsohavetoshowproofsthattheirchildrenwerebornwithcurlyorbrownhair.Itisreportedthatabouttenstudentsineachschoolneedtobringsuchproofseveryyear.Accordingtosomeschoolheadmasters，somestudentssaythatitistheirnaturalhaireventhoughit'sdyed（染發(fā)的）andthat'swhythestudentsareaskedtoshowproofs.ManyAsiancountrieshaverulesonhair，butnotmanyschoolsaskforproofsofthiskind.SomeschoolsinChinarequireboystokeepshorthair，whilegirlsareeitheraskedtokeeptheirhairshortorweartheirlonghairinaponytail（馬尾辮）.Buttheponytailiscontradictory.Forexample，whileponytailsarerequiredinsomeschools，theyarenotallowedinothersforsomeotherreasons.Whyshoulditmatterwhathairstylestudentswear？Ifyouaskschoolheadmastersthisquestion，theywouldsayit'stoprotectchildrenfromgettinginfluencedbyappearance（外表）andhelpthempayattentiontostudy.It'sahottopicamongstudents.Anythingyoudotoyourhairmightberegardedasatrytogetattentionfromothers.Anykindofhairstylewillhaveabadinfluenceinsomepeople'seyes.Butwhatshouldkidsthinkwhentheyseetheirteacherschangetheirhairstyleordyetheirhair?Hashairbecomesomethingthat'sforgrown-upsonly?Maybeweshouldgivekidssomefreedomandletthemdowhattheywantwiththeirhair.I'msuretheywon'tturnoutworsethantheadultsoftoday.（）11.StudentsofmostJapanesepublichighschools.A.enjoytakingphotosB.werebornwithcurlybrownhairC.can'twearponytailsatschoolD.arenotallowedtodyehair（）12.Whydoschoolshaverulesonstudents'hairstyleaccordingtotheheadmasters？A.Tohelpstudentssavemoneyforparents.B.Totellstudentstherealmeaningofbeauty.C.Tohelpstudentspayattentiontostudy.D.Totellstudentsit'sbadtodyehair.（）13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“contradictory”meaninthepassage？A.矛盾的B.相似的C.固定的D.官方的（）14.What'sthewriter'sattitudetowardstheJapanesehairrule？A.Hedoesn'tagreewithit.B.Hethinksit'shelpful.C.Hefeelsuncertainaboutit.D.Hedoesn'tcareaboutit.（）15.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage？A.Isitpossibletomakeyourowndecisionsschool？B.Ishairstylechoicejustforgrown-ups？C.Isitbadforhealthtodyeyourhair？D.Isappearancemoreimportant？四.閱讀還原。（10分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。每個(gè)選項(xiàng)只能用一次。InBritainyouaren'tallowedtodriveacaruntilyouareseventeen.Youhavetogetaspecialdrivinglicensebeforeyoucandrive.Whenyouarelearning，someonewithafulllicensealwayshastobeinthecarwithyou.1.Youdon'thavetogotoadrivingschool.2.Thepersonwhoteachesyouisn'tallowedtotakemoneyforthelessonunlesshehasgotateacher'slicense.Youhavetotakeadrivingtesttohaveafulllicense.3.youareallowedtotakeitagainafewweekslaterifyouwantto.4.Whenyouhavepassedyourtest，youareallowedtogoondrivingaslongasyoulike，ifyouarehealthy.Britain'soldestdriverwasamanwhodrovein1974attheageof100.Before1904，everyonewasallowedtodrive，evenchildren.5.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，將A~E五個(gè)句子填入文中空缺處，使短文完整通順。A.Afriendcanteachyou.B.Youaren'tallowedtodrivethecarontheroadalone.C.Ifyoudon'tpassthetest.D.Thenfrom1904cardriversmusthavelicenses.E.In1970，awomanpassedherfortiethtestafter212drivinglessons！五.短文填空。（10分）閱讀短文，根據(jù)語(yǔ)境，音標(biāo)和單詞的提示，在每個(gè)空格處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，要求所填的詞意義準(zhǔn)確，形式正確，使短文意思完整、行文連貫。RobertDeppisafifteen-year-oldAmericanteenager.Hehasjustgot1.temporary（臨時(shí)的）driver'slicense.Hewasveryhappyandwantedtodriveby2.（he）.Buthisparentstoldhimthattheywereworriedabouthis3.（safe）anddidnotallowhimtodoso.Hetalked4.tothem.Hesaidteenagersshouldbeallowedtodrivebythemselves.What'smore，hesaiditwouldbeagoodway5.（get）someexperiencebeforehegothispermanent（永久的）driver'slicense.Onenight，Robertdrovetheirfamilycartoashoppingcenterwithouttellinghisparents.Ontheway，whenhetriedtoavoidanoldman6.（cross）thestreet，hiscarwentoutofcontrolandhitabigtree.Luckily，hewasnot7.（bad）hurt.Buthewasafraidanddidnotknow8.todo.Hecriedandcalledthepoliceandhisparents.Robert'sparents9.