【分層單元卷】2023-2024學(xué)年初中英語全冊人教版英語9年級Unit5·C培優(yōu)測試

5/5【分層單元卷】人教版英語9年級Unit5·C培優(yōu)測試一、選擇填空（15小題，每小題1分，共15分）從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。1．Thereare_______sheeponthehill.A．toomuch B．muchtoo C．toomany D．manytoo2．Changchunisfamous_______cars.A．a(chǎn)s B．to C．a(chǎn)t D．for3．It’sagoodhabitofminetoreadafewlinesbefore_______tobed.A．go B．went C．gone D．going4．IfyoustudyhardinEnglish,youcanturnboringwords_______excitingwords.A．to B．over C．into D．off5．Nomatter_______ImeetMike,hesayshellotomewithasmile.A．who B．when C．wherever D．what6．—Howmuchdidyou_______thenewskirt?

—Fiftydollars.A．spend B．payfor C．cost D．take7．OnOctober15,2003China_______itssecondlunarorbiterChang’e2.A．setout B．setoff C．sentup D．sentout8．Ifind_______difficulttoremembereverything,thoughI’mstillyoung.A．that B．this C．it D．what9．Howmanytrees_______nextyear?A．a(chǎn)replanted B．haveplanted C．willbeplanted D．a(chǎn)rebeingplanted10．Tea_______inthesoutheastofChina.A．isgrown B．a(chǎn)regrown C．grows D．grow11．_______anewlibrary_______inourschoolnow?A．Is;built B．Was;built C．Does;build D．Did;build12．_________whatyoudo,yourparentswon’tbeangrywithyou.That’sbecausetheyloveyousomuch.A．Infact B．Noproblem C．Nomatter D．Atfirst13．Themilk________strange.Doyouthinkit’sOKtodrink?A．wastasted B．tasted C．istasting D．tastes14．Whenthegroupdiscussionisnearingitsend,makesureto_______arguingwitheachother.A．compete B．polish C．a(chǎn)void D．produce15．Nochildren_______towatchthiskindofmoviebecauseit’stooscary.A．shouldallow B．shouldbeallowed C．shouldn’tbeallowed D．don’tallow二、完形填空（10小題，每小題1分，共10分）先通讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)可以填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。TheDoubleSeventhFestival,alsoknownastheQixiFestival,isa____16____Chinesefestival.Hereisabeautifulstorybehindit.Longlongago,therewasayoungman____17____Niulang.Oneday,hemetabeautifulgirl—Zhinu,the____18____daughterofhermother.ShehadjustrunawayfromherhometolookforfunonEarth.ZhinusoonfellinlovewithNiulang,andtheygotmarriedwithout____19____hermother.Theylivedahappylifeandgavebirthtotwochildren.____20____,hermothersoonfoundoutthefactandorderedZhinutoreturnhome.____21____thehelpofhismagiccow,Niulangflewupwithhischildrentolookforhiswife.Themotherdiscoveredthemandbecameveryangry.Soshetookouthermagichairpinandcreatedawideriverintheskytoseparatethetwo____22____.Fromthenon,NiulangandZhinuhadtoliveapartonthetwosidesoftheriver.However,theirtruelovetouchedallthemagpies(喜鵲)intheworld,so____23____magpieswouldflyuptomake____24____bridge(thebridgeofmagpies)forthecoupletomeeteachotheronthisday.Atlast,themotherallowedthemtomeeteachyearonthe7thdayofthe7thlunarmonth.That’showtheDoubleSeventhFestivalstarted.Today,itisagreatdayforChineseyoungpeopletoexpress_____25_____love.16．A．tradition B．traditional C．traditions D．traditionally17．A．name B．names C．isnamed D．named18．A．theseven B．seventh C．seven D．theseventh19．A．tell B．totell C．telling D．told20．A．Lucky B．Unlucky C．Unluckily D．Luckily21．A．With B．On C．At D．For22．A．love B．lover C．loves D．lovers23．A．thousand B．thousandof C．thousandsof D．thousands24．A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/25．A．they B．them C．their D．theirs三、閱讀理解（20小題，每小題2分，共40分）閱讀下面四篇語言材料，然后按文后要求做題。AAmaninNewYorkwasgoingtoEuropeonbusiness.Beforegoingtotheairport,hedrovehisRolls-Roycetoabankinthemiddleofthecityandwentintoaskforanimmediateloan(貸款)of$5,000.Theloanofficerwasverysurprised.Hedidn’tknowwhyamanwithsoexpensiveacarneededtoborrowonly$5,000.Heaskedmantoleavesomethingasapledge(抵押).“Wellthen,herearethekeystomyRolls-Royce,”saidtheman.Theloanofficerimmediatelyaskedhismantodrivethecarintothebank’sundergroundparkingforsafekeeping,andgavetheman$5,000.Twoweekslater,themancamebackfromEurope.Hewalkedthroughthebank’sdoors,andaskedtopaybackhisloanandgothiscarback.“Thatwillbe$5,000and$20.30ininterest(利息),”theloanofficersaid.Themanwroteoutcheckandstartedtowalkaway.“Wait,sir,”theloanofficersaid,“Whileyouweregone,Ifoundoutyouareamillionaire.Whywouldsorichamanlikeyouintheworldneedtoborrow$5,000?”Themansmiledandsaid,“WhereelsecouldIparkRolls-RoyceinManhattanfortwoweeksandpayonly$20.30?”根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。26．Rolls-Roycewas________.A．a(chǎn)man B．a(chǎn)loanofficer C．a(chǎn)car D．a(chǎn)city27．Whydidthemandrivehiscarintothebank?A．Becausehewantedtoborrowsomemoneyfromthebank.B．Becausehewantedtosellhiscartothebank.C．Becausehewantedtoseetheloanofficer.D．Becausehewantedtoparkhiscarinthebank’sundergroundforsafekeepingwithlessmoney.28．Ifyouwerethemillionaireandyouborrowed$10,000fromthebankforhalfamonth,howmuchinterestyoushouldpaythebank?A．About$87 B．Only$81.2 C．Only$20.30 D．About$40.6029．Whatdoyouthinkoftheman?A．Heisfoolish B．Heisverysmart. C．Heisveryfunny. D．Heisverypoor.30．IfyouparkyourcarinManhattan,youwillspend________.A．muchmoney B．nomoney C．lessmoney D．a(chǎn)longtimeBLateonaFridaynight,AsiaFairclothhadonequestionfortheseventeenagersforthenextthreehours.“Youwanttoplaywithknives?”thecookingteacherasked.Intwogroups,thestudentswerebusyinakitchenattheHighPointCommunityCenterinSeattle,theUS.AsiaFairclothtaughtonegrouphowtocooknoodleswithtofuandchicken.TheothergroupjoinedJacobAlhadefftopracticenewchoppingskillswithknives.Thecenter’sfour-weekcookingcoursewascenteredoncookingandfoodjustice.Thecityrecruitedstudentsfrompoorfamilies.Eachstudentreceived100dollarsattheendofthecourse.“Low-income（低收入）peopleofcoloraremorelikelytomeetfoodinjustice（不公正）,”Alhadeffsaid.“Soteachingcookingskillsandputtingmoneybackinthepocketsofourcommunitymembersseemedveryimportant.”AlhadeffandFairclothstartedthecoursenotonlytoteachkidshowtocook,butalsotoencouragethemtothinkmoredeeplyaboutsomethingbehindfood.Theywereshownhowtoconnectthedotsbetweenpersonalchoicesandthecostofglobalfoodsupplies（供給）.TahirAdamsandNajahGoodrich,twojuniorsatSeattleLutheranHighSchool,joinedtheclasses.Theytalkedabouthowfarmershaveahardtimeputtingfoodontheirownkitchentableswhilegrowingfreshvegetablesfortherestofthecountry.“Westartedwithmorepersonalthings,thenlookedatthebigger,globalviewlike,howclimatechangehasinfluencedfood,”Adamssaid.“Itcanbereallybadwhendroughts（干旱）turnplacesintodeserts.”31．Whatdoweknowaboutthecookingcourse?A．Itmainlyfocusedoncookingskills.B．ItwasheldinSeattle,theUS.C．Thestudentswerefromrichfamilies.D．Eachstudentpaid100dollarsforthecourse.32．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“recruited”meaninChinese?A．招募 B．關(guān)注 C．派遣 D．調(diào)查33．Inthefourthparagraph,Alhadeffexplains_________.A．thestandardsforchoosingstudentsB．communitymembersarestupidC．theimportanceofgivingstudentsmoneyD．whythecourseprovidescookingskills34．Inthecookingcourse,studentswereencouraged________.A．tousecookingskillstomakemoneyB．tofocusonpersonalchoicesC．tolearntogrowfreshvegetablesD．tothinkmoredeeplyaboutfood35．Whatcanweinfer（推斷）fromwhatAdamsandGoodrichsaid?A．Theywereproudofthecookingskillstheylearned.B．Theylearnednothingmuchfromthecourse.C．Thecoursewidenedtheirviewsonfood.D．Thecoursetaughtthemhowtosolvedroughts.CTeabagdrinkingismostWesterner’sfavoritewayofdrinkingtea.Doyouknowhowitcameabout?Theteabagwasinventedin1980byThomasSullivan,anAmericanteaseller.Hewassendingoutfreeteainsilkbagsforpeopletotry.Peopleputthebagstogetherwiththetealeavesintothecupandaddedhotwater.Theteatastedgood,andpeoplethoughtitwaseasytocleanthecup.TheywerenothappywhenSullivanstartedsendingthemloose(散的)teaagain.Sullivanrealizedthathehadahotnewthinginhishands,andhebuiltamachinetopackthebags.Asteabagsbecamepopular,theywerechangedfromsilktogauze(薄紗)andlaterpaper.In1952,LiptonTeamadetheteabagevenmorepopularwithitsinventionofthefour-sidedteabag.TeabagsweresoonahitintheUK,andtoday85%oftheteaintheUKispackedinpaperbags.However,manypeoplestillpreferloose-leaftea.Thisisbecausesometeacompaniesputnotverygoodteaintheirteabags.Butformostdrinkers,teabagsarestilltheeasy,tastywaytogo.36．Whoinventedteabag?_________.A．AnEnglishteaseller B．TheChineseC．Lipton D．ThomasSullivan37．Theteainsilkbagswaswelcomebecause________.A．theteainbagswasfreeandverygoodB．theteatastedgoodandthecupswaseasytowashC．peoplewerehappywiththelooseteaD．peopledidn’tknowanybetterwaytoenjoythetea38．Theunderlinedpart“TeabagsweresoonahitintheUK”means“_________intheUK”.A．TeabagssoonbecamepopularB．TeabagssurprisedeveryoneverymuchC．Teabagskicked(踢)theloose-leafoutofthemarketD．Teabagsweren’tallowedtobesold39．Thematerialoftheteabagisusually________now.A．silk B．gauze C．paper D．plastic40．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．Theinventionoftea B．ThewayofdrinkingteaC．Thehistoryofteabags D．People’sfavoriteteaintheworldD根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從方框中的六個(gè)句子中選出五個(gè)句子還原到短文中，使短文通順、完整。LanternshavebeenpartofChinesecultureforcenturiesandplayanimportantpartinmanycelebrations.Inancienttimes,thereweremainlythreekindsoflanterns:Palacelantern(宮燈)___41___.Whenmakingpalacelanterns,finewoodwasused.Thepalacelanternswerecoveredwithsilkorglass.Differentkindsofpicturesweredrawnonthecovers.Theselanternswerenotonlyusedaslightsbutalsoasdecorationsinpalaces.Gauzelantern(紗燈)Lessexpensivebambooandgauzewereusedtocoverthelantern.Redgauzewasusedwhenpeoplemadethem.InChineseculture,redlanternsaresymbolsofhappiness.___42___,theSpringFestivalandNationalDayinparksoralongmainstreets.InsomefamousChinatownsabroad,youcanseeredlanternsalltheyearround.

___43___.Shadow-picturelantern(走馬燈)Itwasusuallyusedforamusement.___44___.Thereweretwolayers(層)ofcoversandpicturesweredrawnontheinsidelayer.Whenthecandlewaslit,theheatcausedapaperwheelinsidethelanterntoturnaround,sothatmovingpicturesappearedontheoutsidecover.Nowmorekindsoflanternsappearinfestivalsbesidesthetraditionalones.Moremoderntechnologyisusedonmakinglanterns.___45___.A．MoreandmoreforeignerspreferChineseculture,theyalsolikeredlanternsB．Theshapesofthemodernlanternshavechangedalot,tooC．ItwasmainlyusedinpalacesinancienttimesD．TheshapewasmuchlikethatofthepalacelanternsE．TheyhavebecomeasymbolofChinesecultureworldwideF．SoredlanternsarealwayshungonimportantfestivalssuchasLanternFestival四、詞語運(yùn)用（10小題，每小題1分，共10分）用方框中所給詞的正確形式填空(有兩個(gè)多余)。fold

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healthPapercuttingcanbeseeninmanypartsofChinaduringtheSpringFestival.Theworks____46____onwindows,doorsandwallsassymbolsofwishesforgood____47____andahappynewyear.Theancientpeoplecutpaperintoanimalsorpeople.Aboutonethousandyearsago,papercutting____48____fordecoration(裝飾).Accordingtohistorybooks,womenintheTangDynasty(唐朝)usedpapercuttingasakindofheaddress.Papercuttingisallmadebyhand.It’seasyto____49____.Peopleonlyneedapairofscissorsandpaper.Itcanbeonepieceofpaperormanypieces.Thepaperisusually____50____beforeitiscutwithscissors.Butifpeoplewantto____51____itmorebeautiful,theyneeddifferentkindsofscissorsand____52____.Nomistakecanbemadeduringtheprocess.Themorecommonpicturesareflowers,____53____,animalsandthingsaboutChinesehistory.Inthepast,womeninthecountryside____54____togetherintheirfreetimetomakepapercutting.Nowfewerandfewerpeoplelearnthisskillwhiletherearesomepeoplewhostilldoit.TherearefactoriesforpapercuttinginChina.Papercuttingalsoappearsincartoons,onstageandinmagazines.Ithas____55____intoakindofart.五、補(bǔ)全對話（5小題，每小題2分，共10分）根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從文后A-G七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出五個(gè)能補(bǔ)全對話的最佳選項(xiàng)。（有兩項(xiàng)多余）Susan:Hi,Anita.Iboughtthreeshirtsfor200yuanyesterday!Anita:Oh,really?Whataretheymadeof?Susan:Ahundredpercentcotton._________56_________Anita:Oh,OK.Bytheway,wheredidyoubuythosechopsticks?Susan:Oh,________57________They’renice,aren’tthey?Anita:Yeah.Chopsticksareusuallymadeofwood._________58_________Susan:Oh,steelchopsticksaremorepopularinKorea.Hey,doyouthinkthisringlooksOK?Anita:Hmm...yes,Ithinkit’squitepretty.________59________Susan:Yes,anditwasmadeinThailand._________60_________Anita:Oh,I’msureshe’llloveit.A．They’reniceandsoft.B．Idon’tlikethem.C．IgottheminYunnan.D．I’veneverseensteelones.E．I’llgiveittomybestfriendforherbirthday.F．Theyareveryexpensive.G．Isitmadeofsilver?六、書面表達(dá)(15分)61．假如你是李華，你參加了由三星堆博物館組織的“志愿小導(dǎo)游“活動(dòng)。請根據(jù)以下內(nèi)容寫一篇短文，向外國游客介紹中國的三星堆遺址(theSanxingduiRuins)。提示：1.1929年首次意外被一個(gè)農(nóng)民發(fā)現(xiàn)；2.1986年因發(fā)現(xiàn)上千件文物而引起廣泛關(guān)注；3.最近科學(xué)家發(fā)現(xiàn)約500件距今3200多年的文物；4.遺址總面積約12平方千米；5.它的發(fā)現(xiàn)證明長江也是中華文明的起源之一。參考詞匯：culturalrelic

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