2022秋人教安徽 九年級英語上冊 點(diǎn)訓(xùn) UNIT 8　學(xué)情評估

UNIT8學(xué)情評估

時(shí)間：120分鐘滿分：120分

第一部分聽力（四大題，20分）

一、短對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

1.WhereisLinda'ssister?

2.WhatbelongstoBetty?

3.Whatwouldtheboydoifhesawatrafficaccident?

A.CalltheTVstation.

B.Callthepolice.

C.Askhisfriendsforhelp.

4.Whosehouseisthegreenone?

A.Tom's?B.Theman's.

C.Thewoman's.

5.WhatdoesJack'ssistefshairmostprobablylooklike?

A.Short.B.Straight.C.Blonde.

二、長對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

聽下面一段對話，回答第6、7小題。

6.Whatismissing?

A.Awallet.B.Abook.C.Abike.

7.What'stheboy'sadvice?

A.WriteanoticeandputitontheLostandFound.

B.GotolookforitattheLostandFound.

C.Askthepoliceforhelp.

聽下面的對話，回答第8至10小題。

8.Whatcoloristhecoat?

A.Blue.B.Black.C.Brown.

9.Whoisn'tatschooltoday?

A.Jack.B.Tony.C.David.

10.Whoseisthecoat?

A.Jack's.B.Tony's.C.David's.

三、短文理解（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

11.WhatwasLucydoingwhensheheardthenoises?

A.Readingastorybook.

B.WatchingTV.

C.Takingashower.

12.HowdidLucyfeelwhensheheardtheknockatthedoor?

A.Excited.B.Angry.C.Scared.

13.WheredidLucyhide?

A.Underthebed.

B.Underthetable.

C.Underthechair.

14.Whycouldn*tLucy'smotheropenthedoor?

A.BecauseLucylockedthedoorinside.

B.BecauseLucy'smotherhadthewrongkey.

C.Becausetherewassomethingwrongwiththedoor.

15.WhowillstaywithLucywhenhermotherisatworkagain?

A.Heruncle.B.Heraunt.

C.Hergrandma.

四、信息轉(zhuǎn)換（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

AtriptotheancienttownofSanhe

We'llgoonatripon16.morning.

Wellgetonthebusattheschoolgateat17..

Weshouldtakesomefoodand18.withus.

We'lleatlunch,walkalongtheancientriverandvisitseveralancient19.

,streetsandhouses.

Ifyouare20.,pleasegivemeacall.

第二部分英語知識運(yùn)用（兩大題，30分）

五、單項(xiàng)填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）

21.—What'stheofthisvisit?

一Tolearnaboutthelocalcustom.

A.periodB.problem

C.purposeD.process

22.—IthinkthegirlunderthetreemustbeAlice.

—No,itbeher.Sheisinthegymnow.

A.can'tB.mustn't

C.mayD.maynot

23.—Doyouknowthesaying“Lostyearsareworsethanlostdollars^^?

—Yes,ittellsusthatnothingismorethantime.

A.educationalB.valuable

C.ordinaryD.terrible

24.Westillknowlittleaboutthemoonmenhavelandedonit.

A.ifB.since

C.thoughD.because

25.—____bookcaseisthis?

一Itmustbe___.

A.Who's;TomB.Who's;Tom,s

C.Whose;Tom'sD.Whose;Tom

26.1don'tknowifthedressme.Canyougivemesomeadvice?

A.suitsB.expresses

C.receivesD.lists

27.［易錯(cuò)題］一Bill,itdoesn'tseemsodifficulttoputupthetent.

一You'reright.Sowewon'thavetobedependenton.

A.everybodyB.anybody

C.somebodyD.nobody

28.It's8o'clockinthemorning.Theremustbesomeboysbasketballinthe

park.

A.playB.played

C.playingD.toplay

29.一Whydidyouthoseboysjustnow?

一Well,theytookawaysomegoodsfromoursupermarket.

A.lookafterB.runafter

C.lookoutofD.runoutof

30.一Doyouthinkitwillrainsoon?

一.Lookatthedarkclouds!

A.IguesssoB.Thatdoesn'tmatter

C.Idon'tcareD.Idon'tmeanthat

六、完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）

A

IwasborninthePhilippinesandspentmostofmychildhoodthere.Thenwe

movedtoCanada.Adaptingto（適應(yīng)）the31wasn'taseasyasIhadthought,but

Ifinally32.

IhadtospeakEnglishtocommunicatewithothers.AtfirstI33totalkto

peoplebecauseIhadnoconfidence（自信）tospeakthenewlanguage.Inclass,I

34shutmymouth.Ididn'tjoinanyclubsortakepartinafter-schoolactivities.

However,aP.E.classinmynewschool35mecompletely.Itwasaschool

rulethateverystudentshouldtaketheP.E.class,butIjustsatandwatchedothers

play.Iwasactuallyalivelyperson,sowhilewatchingmy36play,Isaidto

myself,can*tjust37here.WhatamIafraidof?”Allthesethoughts38

metogetoutofmycomfortzone（舒適區(qū)）.ThenIstoodupandjoinedthem.After

thateverythingchanged.Ijoinedsportsclubs.Ibecamemorewillingtocometo

schooleveryday.

Don*tbe39togetoutofyourcomfortzone.Onceyougetoutofit,you

willbuildmorerelationshipswithothers,andyouwillbecomemore—40inlife.

Yourconfidencewillgrow,too.

31.A.newjobB?hardlife

C.traditionalcultureD.newenvironment

32.A.arrivedB.failed

C.succeededD.left

33.A.refusedB?decided

C.forgotD.agreed

34.A.neverB.sometimes

C.alwaysD.hardly

35.A.movedB?changed

C.surprisedD.protected

36.A.classmatesB.friends

C.familyD.teachers

37.A.runB.lieC.standD.sit

38.A.allowedB.warned

C.invitedD.pushed

39.A.gladB?afraid

C.proudD.sorry

40.A.simpleB.creative

C.activeD.natural

3Dprintingisbecomingmoreandmorepopular.Butcanyou41printing

food?Somescientistsaretryingtochangethedining42completelybydoing

this.Scientistssaythat3Dprintersareeasytouse.You43needtochoosea

recipe（食譜）andputtheuncooked"foodinks“intotheprintertomakethefoodyou

want.Thismeansthatitwillbeveryquickandeasytocreatemeals.

Using3Dprinterstocreateyourmealswillalso44theenvironment.There

willbelessneedfortraditionalgrowing,packagingandshipping（運(yùn)送）steps.For

example,treeleavesandinsectscanbeturnedintodeliciousproducts!Printingfood

canalsohelppeoplewithaswallowing（吞咽）45.Theycanprogramtheprinter

toprint46kindsoftheirfavoritefood.

However,somepeoplethinkthatthefutureof3D-printedfoodwouldbea

disaster（災(zāi)難）.Itcouldtakeawaymany47.Alsothereiswonyaboutthe

48ofprintedfood：isitreallypossibletogetwhatweneedfromfood-based

"inks"orsomethinglikethat?

Asweknow,cookingandeatingtogetherwithfamiliesandfriendsmayhave

longbeena（n）49_andenjoyableactivity.Itishardtoimagineaworldwherethe

funofcookingisgoneandmealscanbe50_atthetouchofabutton.

41.A.produceB.require

C.avoidD.imagine

42.A.factB.experience

C.introductionD.habit

43.A.recentlyB.certainly

C.simplyD.nearly

44.A.punishB.warmC.destroyD.protect

45.A.courseB-problem

C.requestD.direction

46.A.lessB.moreC.softerD.harder

47.A.jobsB.lies

C.tricksD.speeches

48.A.popularityB.health

C.abilityD.memory

49.A.educationalB.personal

C.traditionalD.national

50.A.dividedB.landed

C.attendedD.created

第三部分閱讀理解（兩大題，45分）

七'補(bǔ)全對話（有兩項(xiàng)多余）（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

A：HaveyouheardaboutCarl?

B：51.________

A：Well,hewascaughtcheating（作弊）inhismathexam.

B：Nokidding!Ican'tbelievethat.52.

A：No.Actually,mathishisbestsubject.

B：Really?53.Hedidn'tneedto.

A：Yes.Andanyway,Carlisnotthetypetocheat.

B：54.________

A：Yeah.HeisseeingMr.Blackthisafternoon.Maybeheisgoingtoexplain.

B：Well,hopefully,Mr.Blackwillbelievehim.Letmeknowwhathappens.

A：Iwill.55.

B：Ihopeyouareright.Seeyoulater.

A：Bye.

A.Sowhywouldhecheat?

B.No,Ihaven't.

C.Personally,IthinkhewillbeOK.

D.Canyouhelpmewithmymath?

E.Doeshehaveaproblemwithmath?

F.Hemustbeveryupset.

G.Yes,Tdliketogowithyou.

八、閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）

A-

Timespentonreading

minutesperday

56.Whatdopeoplespendthemosttimeon?

A.PCs.

B.Printedbooks.

C.Smartphones.

D.Magazines.

57.Howmanypartsdoesthetablecover?

A.6.B.7.

C.8.D.11.

58.Thetablemainlytellsuspeople'sreading.

A.habitsB.levels

C.methodsD.speed

B

Youdon'thavetobeoldtobeaninventor.FrankEppersoninventedthe

Popsiclewhenhewasjustelevenyearsold.Onewinterdayin1905,afteradayof

play,helefthisdrinkoutsidewiththestiningstick（攪拌棒）stillinitduringthenight.

WhenFrankwentoutthenextmorning,hefoundhisdrinkwasfrozenlikeanicicle

（凍得像冰柱）.Franktasteditandfounditwasdelicious.

Whenhegrewup,FrankEppersonsoldlandandhousesforaliving.By1921

hehadtomakealivingforhiswifeandfivechildren.ButFrankneverforgotthe

frozentreatthathehaddiscovered.Hedecidedtocontinuewithit.Hesoonstarteda

business一sellingthefrozentreatsinsevenflavours（口味）.Henamedtheiceona

stick“Epsicle”.Hischildrendidn'tthinkthatwasaverygoodname.Theycalledthe

frozentreat"Pop's'sicle'”.Thenamewaslaterchangedto“Popsicle”.In1924Frank

gotapatent（專利）forhisfrozentreat.

Duringthelate1920sandthe1930stheUnitedStateswentthroughhardtimes.

Manypeoplelosttheirjobs.Twinicepops（雙棒棒冰）withtwostickswereinvented.

Theywerejustfivecentsandtwokidscouldsharethem.

TodaymillionsofPopsiclesaresoldeveryyear.Theycomeinthirtyflavors.

Themostpopularflavorischeny.Nowwheneverweenjoyicepopsinsummer,we

haveFrankEppersontothank.

59.WhatisParagraph1mainlyabout?

A.Howicepopwasmade.

B.Whatpeopledrankinthe1900s.

C.Whathappenedoncoldwinternights.

D.HowFrankdiscoveredthefrozentreat.

60.Theunderlinedword"it"inParagraph2refersto"

A.makingalivingforhisfamily

B?naminghisfrozentreat

C.sellinglandandhouses

D.makinghisfrozentreat

61.WhohelpedFrankwiththenameofhisfrozentreat?

A.Hiswife.

B.Hisfriends.

C.Hischildren.

D.Hiscustomers.

62.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Ayounginventor

B?Afrozeninvention

C.Akid'ssweetdrink

D.Abigbusinessinsummer

C

Cropcircles（麥田怪圈）arestrangepatternsthatappearmysteriouslyovernight

infarmers1fields.ThecirclesweremostlyfoundintheUnitedKingdombuthave

spreadtomanycountriesaroundtheworldinthepastyears.Themysteryhasinspired

（啟發(fā)）manybooks,blogs,fangroups,researchersandevenfilms.

Somepeoplethinkthatthefirstcropcirclesappearednearthesmalltownof

Tully,Australia.In1966,afarmersaidhesawaflyingsaucer（飛碟）riseupfroma

fieldandflyaway.Whenhewentcloser,hesawacirculararea.

Infact,thefirstrealcropcirclesdidn'tappearuntilthe1970s.Thenumberof

circlesincreaseddramatically（顯著地）inthe1980sand1990s.

InJuly1996,oneoftheworld'smostcomplex（復(fù)雜的）cropcirclesappearedin

England.ItwascalledJuliaSet.Whilesomesimplecirclesmightbeexplainedby

strangeweather,thisoneshowedintelligence（智慧）.

ItwassaidthatJuliaSetappearedinlessthananhourduringthedaytimeandit

madethecirclesmoremysterious.Ifthiswastrue,itwouldbeimpossibleforpeople

tocreatethecircles.Thecirclesbecameoneofthemostfamousandimportantcircles

inhistory.

Therearemanyopinionsaboutwhatcreatescropcircles,includingaliens,time

travelers,windandsoon.Butthereisnogoodevidence（證據(jù)）fbranyofthem.

Perhapsoneday,amysterious,unknownsourcewillbediscoveredbyhumans,but

untilthen,perhapscropcirclesarebestthoughtofastheartofnature.

63.Whatarecropcirclesaccordingtothepassage?

A.Hugericefields.

B.Strangepatternsinfields.

C.Bigcircles.

D.Strangefields.

64.WhydoesthewritersayitwasimpossibleforpeopletocreateJuliaSet?

A.Becausethecirclesappearedquicklyduringthedaytime.

B.Becausepeopledidn'thaveenoughenergytocreatethecircles.

C.Becausepeoplecouldn'tentertheplaceswherethecirclesappeared.

D.Becausethecirclesweretoocomplexforpeopletocreate.

65.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Somefangroupswrotesomebooksaboutcropcircles.

B?Cropcircleshavealwaysbeenfoundbyfarmers.

C.Thereisnogoodevidencetoexplainhowcropcircleswerecreated.

D.Peoplewillbeunabletofindoutwhatcreatedcropcircles.

66.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WhatCreatedCropCircles

B.ThePowerofWeather

C.TheCropCircleMystery

D.TheHistoryofCropCircles

D

Wemovedtoabeautifultwo-storeyoldhouse.Thehousewasbuiltin1905.It

wasrepairedin1997.

Atfirst,reallysmallthingsbegantohappen.Theydidn*tmakemebelievethat

somethingwaswrong,butastimewenton,thingsstartedbecomingstrangerand

stranger.Atfirstsomethingwasmissing,andlaterwouldbefoundsomewhereelse.I

justthoughtIhadforgottenwhereIputit,orperhapsmydaughterwasplayingaround

withthings.ThenlateronIwouldhearstrangesoundswhennobodywasathomebut

me...yetitwasanoldhouse,andsometimesanoldhousedidmakelittlenoises,so

again,Ididn'treallymind.

ThenthingsthatIcouldn'texplainstartedhappening.ltwaslastNovemberandI

wasathomealonecleaningthehouse.WhenIwassweepingthekitchenfloor,Ifelta

verycoldwindblewmyhair.Ithoughtthekitchenwindowmusthavebeenopened,

butwhenIcheckedit,itwasclosed.Thewindowswerenew,andtherewasnoway

anycoldaircamein.

WeallfeltverystrangeandmovedawayfromthereinOctober.Iwasnever

reallyfrightened（害怕的）.Itwasjuststrange.MaybetherewassomethingthatI

hadn'tnoticed.

67.Thehouseisyearsoldnow.

A.morethan300

B.over110

C.morethan200

D.about90

68.whenthewriterwassweepingthekitchenfloorlastNovember.

A.Lightswereturnedonsuddenly

B?Averycoldwindblewinfromtheopenwindow

C.Averycoldwindblewherhair

D.Thewindowwasclosedbysomeone

69.Fromthepassage,wecouldknowthatthewriterwas.

A.interestedineverything

B?proudoftheoldhouse

C.afraidofthestrangethings

D.surprisedatthestrangethings

E

MostscientistsagreetheGreatSphinxofGiza（吉薩獅身人面像）wasbuilt

around2,500B.C.ButJohnAnthonyWestsaysthatitsmucholder.Ifhe'sright,

"everythinganybodyhaslearnedaboutancientcivilizations（文明）wouldhavetobe

completelyrevised,“hetoldamagazine.

West,awriterandfilm-maker,firstgotinterestedinancienthistoryafter

studyingtheworkofaFrenchresearcher.TheresearchersaidEgyptiancivilization

couldhavedevelopedasearlyasabout30,000yearsago,ratherthanabout4,500

yearsago,asmostexpertsbelieve.

Westjoinedascientificgrouptodoresearchwiththemtogether.Theirresearch

suggestedthattheSphinxhadbeenworndownovertheyearsbywater,ratherthanby

sandandwind.Waitaminute,Water?Howcouldthatbe?TheSphinxisintheSahara

Desert,whichhasbeendryforabout12,000years!However,beforethattime,itwas

verygreen.Ifit'struethatwaterworedowntheSphinx,Westthinksthatitmusthave

beenbuiltcenturiesearlier.

WhetherWestisrightorwrong,it'simportanttochallengeacceptedideas.That's

howscienceprogresses.

Westgavesomeadvicetokids:Ifyouareinterestedinatopic,readeverything

youcanonit.Doyourownresearch.Don'talwaysbelieveeverythingyourteacherstell

you.Asklotsofquestions,andfindyourownanswers.

70.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“revised“inParagraph1mean?

A.連接B,創(chuàng)造C.修訂D.控制

71.MostscientistsbelievedEgyptiancivilizationdevelopedabout.

A.4,500yearsagoB.6,000yearsago

C.12,000yearsagoD.30,000yearsago

72.Whichofthefollowingmaythewriteragreewith?

A.Scienceprogressesbygivingdifferentopinions.

B.Egyptiancivilizationshouldbericherthanwethought.

C.Oneshouldn'tdoanyresearchbeforegivingtheiropinions.

D.Kidsshouldasklotsofquestionsandbelievewhattheirteacherssay.

閱讀下面的短文，并用英語回答問題（請注意每小題后面的詞數(shù)要求）。

F

OntheothersideoftheworldfromStonehengeliesEasterIsland.EasterIsland

isasmallislandinSouthPacificOceanthatwasformedbythreevolcanoes.Although

theislandwasdiscoveredonEasterSundayin1722byDutch（荷蘭）explorers,some

historiansbelievethatotherpeoplehaddiscoveredtheislandasearlyas300B.C.

TheexplorersonlystayedonEasterIslandforafewhours,buttheyhadtimeto

noticeMoaistatues（摩艾石像）ontheisland.Historiansagreethattheremayhave

beenasmanyas600Moaistatuesatfirst,butatthetimeofthevisitbytheDutch

explorers,only288remained.WhentheEnglishexplorerCaptainJamesCookarrived

ontheislandin1774,mostoftheMoaistatueshadbeenknockeddown.Many

historiansthinktheislandershadawar,andstatuesweredestroyedduringthe

fighting.

Moaistatuesarenotthesamebuttheyallhaveasimilarlook:alonghead,thin

armsandlongears.Theyareinheightfrom6to32feetandtheyweighfrom10to84

tons.Thatmeansthelargestoneweighsasmuchas12elephants.

StonehengeandtheMoaistatueswerebuiltindifferenttimesandplacesbut

theysharedmanysimilarities.Bothweremadeofstones.Manystoneshavefallenor

beenpusheddownfrombothsites,butnoweachplaceisprotectedbypeople.And

finally,bothofthemaretributes（致敬）tothepeoplewhomadethem.Theyusedthe

simplesttoolstoamazetheworld.

73.WhendosomehistoriansthinkEasterIslandwasfound?（不超過5個(gè)詞）

74.WhatdotheMoaistatueshaveincommon?（不超過15個(gè)詞）

75.WhydoyouthinkweshouldpayatributetothepeoplewhomadeStonehenge

andtheMoaistatues?（不超過10個(gè)詞）

第四部分寫（兩大題，25分）

九、單詞拼寫（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）

76.Theyweree（敵人）before,butnowtheyareclosefriends.

77.Thefarmersareveryhappythattheycanenjoyfreem（醫(yī)療的）care.

78.Jennye（表示）surprisewhenItoldheryouwouldcome.

79.Mrs.ZhangboughtaQ（粉紅色）skirtforherdaughteryesterday.

80.Mr.WuwasQ（阻止）fromattendingthemeetingbyabadcoldyesterday.

十、書面表達(dá)（共1小題，滿分20分）

假如你是Tony,今天中午你遺失了自己的錢包。請你根據(jù)以下提示內(nèi)容，

寫一則80詞左右的尋物啟事，貼在學(xué)校的留言板上。

1.丟失時(shí)間：午餐時(shí)間。

2.丟失地點(diǎn)：可能在餐廳或是餐廳到教學(xué)樓的路上。

3.失物特征：皮質(zhì)黑色錢包（內(nèi)含全家福、25美元和學(xué)生證）。

4.聯(lián)系方式：撥打283-8392聯(lián)系Tony或送到7A教室。

答案

第一部分聽力

聽力材料

——、1.W：Ihaven'theardfrommysistersincelastmonth.

M：Don'tworry,Linda.LettersfromtheUnitedStatescanbeslowsometimes.

2.W：ThereisaT-shirtonmydesk.

M：Letmesee.Oh,thereisaBonit.IthinkitmustbeBetty's.

3.W：Whatwouldyoudoifyousawatrafficaccident?

M：Well,IwouldcalltheTVstation.

4.W：Whatbeautifulhouses!

M：Thankyou.ThewhitehouseismineandthegreenoneisTom's.

5.W：Jack,isthishairbandyoursister's?

M：No,itcan'tbehers.Don'tyouseeherhairstyle?Shedoesn'tneedone.

二、Text1

M：Youlookworried.Whatisthematter?

W：Ican'tfindmybikeanywhere.

M：Wheredidyouputit?

W：Infrontofourschoolgate.

M：Itcan*tbestolen.Maybesomebodyrodeitawaybymistake.

W：Ihopeso.ButwhatshouldIdo?

M：WriteanoticeandputitontheLostandFound.

W：Goodidea.Tildothatatonce.

Text2

M：Hi,Jane!Ihavefoundacoathere.

W：Whatcolorisit?

M：It'sblue.

W：Whomayitbelongto?

M：ItmaybelongtoJack.

W：Itcan'tbehis.Heisn'tatschooltoday.

M：Maybeit'sTony's.

W：Idon'tthinkso.Tonydoesn'thaveabluecoat.

M：Oh,Isee.ItmustbeDavid's.Hehasabluecoatlikethis.

W：Letmelookatwhat'sinthepocket.Hereisastudent'sIDcard.You'reright.

ItsDavid's.

三、LastSundaynight,Lucywasathomealone.Whileshewasreadinga

storybookinherroom,sheheardsomestrangenoises.Shestoppedreadingand

wenttothedoorquietly.Thenoiseswenton.Someonewaskn