Unit 5 综合复习学年人教版九年级英语全册

Unit5whataretheshirtsmadeof?综合复习一、单项选择.——Whosebikeisthis?ItmustTony.Hisbackpackisonit.A.beB.belongC.belongtoA.beC.belongtoC.belongtoD.belongsto2.ThisbookC.belongtoD.belongsto2.Thisbook2.ThisbookLucy's.Look!Hernameisonthebookcover.2.ThisbookLucy's.Look!Hernameisonthebookcover.A.mustbeB.maybeC.can'tbeA.mustbeB.maybeC.can'tbeC.can'tbeD.mightbeC.can'tbeD.mightbe一WheresJim?Hemightbeathomenow.A.sleepB.sleepingC.tosleepC.tosleepC.tosleepD.tosleepingC.tosleepD.tosleepingWhenFathercamein,mylittlebrotherwaspretendingA.readB.tobereadingC.toreadD.readingWedon'thaveanymoney.Wehaveandcannotgobackhome.A.usedupitB.usedthemupC.useditupC.useditupC.useditupD.useduphelp(I)tocooldown.Mylifebegantochangebecauseoftheboy,mybestfriend.Wespentalotofinterestingdaystogether.timegoesby,Ihavebecomehappierwithpeopleandthings.Andpeoplearoundmehave(change),too.Myparentsdon'tshoutatmemoreandmyclassmatesbecomefriendlytome.C.useditupD.usedupButnowwegotodifferentcitiestostudy.HowImissthedayswhenweweretogether!五、书面表达书面表达(共10分)在班级里，同学们都有自己的爱好和心爱之物，看到了篮球你会想到它是……的，因为……喜欢打篮球；看到了一本故事书、一张CD、一个时尚的背包，你又会想到谁呢？请根据以上提示和自己的生活实际，写一段话(80词左右)。答案:一：CABCCACBABDBADCBDCAB三：BCDDABCBDACDBDA四：with；better；unluckiest；that；stopped；friends；me；As；changed；any五：ThetoycarmustbeJane'slittlebrothers,becauseheistheonlykidatthepicnic.ThenewbackpackmustbeCarolsbecauseshetoldmesheboughtanewoneanditwasfashion.TheFrenchbookmightbeLiMing's.Becauseshe'stheonlyonewho"sstudyingFrench.Theowneroftheearringscan'tbeaboybecauseboysdon'tlikewearingearringsatall.Theoraltest20%ofthefinalEnglishexam.A.makesupB.usesupC.looksupD.turnsupTherearesomekidsbasketballontheplayground.A.playB.toplayC.playingD.playedIdon'tlikewinterbecausetheressnowandice.A.muchtooB.toomuchC.tooD.veryTheremustbeinthislittlevillage.somethingstrangeanythingstrangestrangesomethingstrangeanything一Tom,whereisyourfather?一I'mnotsure.Heinhisoffice.A.isB.maybeC.maybeD.may二、完形填空PeterandPaulpassedbyasmallhouseontheirwayhomelateatnight.Theysawthick1comingoutofitswindows."It'sonfire!”saidPeter."We2gethelp.”

Thetwo3ranalongtheroadshouting,"Fire!Fire!”They4atthedoorofthenexthouse.Theyaskedthemto5thepoliceandthefiremen.Theyranbacktothehouse.Theysaw6thewindowanoldladysittinginanarmchair.Itwasclearthatshe7andPaultriedhardtocarryheroutofthe8andsotheydid!Someneighborscameandhelpedtakesomethingsout.Innotimethefiremen9aswellasthepolicemen.Thefirewasputout.TheoldladycriedsadlybutShe10PeterandPaulandhershewasnothurt.shewasnothurt.neighborsagainandagain.shewasnothurt.neighborsagainandagain.A.snowA.canB.cloudsB.mustTOC\o"1-5"\h\zA.brothersshewasnothurt.neighborsagainandagain.A.snowA.canB.cloudsB.mustA.beatB.A.tellB.A.atB.A.cannotB.A.armchairB.A.arrivedB.A.belongedB.firemenlockedreportthroughmaynotwindowfoughtthankedc.firemenlockedreportthroughmaynotwindowfoughtthankedc.fireD.smokec.mayD.couldc.policemenD.sistersc.openedD.knockedc.telephoneD.findc.aboveD.onc.mustnotD.couldnotc.houseD.roadc.leftD.returnedc.pretendedD.hatedSomeparentshaveaskedabouttherulesaboutdressatPopularSchool.Pleasereadthefollowingandbuytherightuniformsforyourchildrenthiswinter.PopularSchool'sSchoolUniformRulesForBoysForGirlswhiteshirtpinkskirtbrownpantsgreenskirtblueschooljacketgraytrousers（onlywhenitis12°Corredtiebelow）blackbelt（腰带）blueschooljacketgraysockslongwhitesocksbrownshoesBlackshoesNote:Childrencanbeallowedtowearbluescarvesorwhitescarvestoschool.Theyschooluniformmustbeclean.Girlswithlonghairmusttietheirhairwithyellowribbons（丝带）.ChildrencanonlywearsportsshoestoschooliftheyhaveaP.E.lessonthatday.Theyareallowedtowearwhitesportsshoesonly.IfMrs.Lamwantstobuyanewuniformforherson,sheneedstobuy.A.apinkbeltB.awhiteshirtC.blackpantsD.grayshoesWhatisLucysupposedtoweartogotoschoolifitis18℃today.A.Graytrousers.B.Graysocks.C.Agreenskirt.D.Aredtie.3.Bothboysandgirlsshouldwear.A.greenskirtsB.brownshoesC.longwhitesocksD.blueschooljackets.WhichofthefollowingisNOTpartoftheschooluniform?A.Bluescarves.B.Yellowribbons.C.Whitesportsshoes.D.Anyhats..Thispassagemaycomefrom.A.aschoolwebsite.B.anewspapercolumnC.asciencemagazineD.ahistorybookBFewwordsarespokenmoreofteneverydayonthestreetsofBritainthan"I'msorry”.Thisphraseshasbecomesuchacommonresponse（反响）thatithastakenonalotofmeanings.Saying“Sorry“meansapologizing.Thisissimpleandeasytounderstand.Welearnitbothasanativespeakerandasastudentofforeignlanguages.

ButinBritain,ittakesonanothermeaning.Itisaculturalexpression.Imaginethis:Amanwalksdownthestreet,lookingdownathisphone.Awomaniswalkingintheoppositedirection,towardstheman.Sheseeshim,butshecan'tgetoutofthewayintime.Themanbumps（碰撞）intotheman.Whoshouldsaysorry?Naturally,themanshouldsaysorry,becauseitwashewhowasn'tlookingwherehewasgoing.YetinBritain,itiscommonforbothtoapologize.ItisknownthatBritishpeople,likemostpeople,donotenjoyconflict（冲突）.Sotoquicklycalmthesituation,Britishpeoplewillapologizetoeachother.Othertimesitmaysoundfunnytohear“sorry”.Someofmyfriendssayitatrestaurants,astheyaskthewaiter.“Sorry,butcanIorderanotherdrink?”Itisnottoapologize,butjusttoexpressthatweneedthewaiter.InBritain,sorrydoesn'talwaysmeanexactlywhatyouthink.Accordingtothepassage,“sayingsorryisaculturalexpressionin.A.theUSAB.theUKC.theWWFD.theUNWhatdoestheunderlinedphrase“takeon“meaninParagraph1?A.从事B.雇佣C.A.从事B.雇佣C.呈现D.拿起A.describeasituationthatpeopleshouldavoidB.describehow“sorry"hasanothermeaninginBritainexplainwhypeopleshouldsaysorrytoeachothershowhowpoliteBritishpeopleare4.Therestaurantexampleshowsthat“sorry”canbeusedtoA,apologizecalmasituationdownexplainwhatyou'rethinkingaboutshowhowpoliteBritishpeopleareWhatmightbeagoodtitleforthepassage?A.’Tmsorry”ismorethanjustanapologyB.TraditionalBritishmannersC.Howtobestcatchother'attentionD.FindingawayoutofadifficultsituationcAmanwastravelingabroadinasmallredcar.Onedayheleftthecarandwentshopping.Whenhecameback,itsroofwasbadlydamaged.Someboystoldhimthatanelephanthaddamagedit.Themandidnotbelievethem,buttheytookhimtoacircuswhichwasnearthere.Theowneroftheelephantsaid,〃Iamverysorry!Myelephanthasabig,round,redchair.Hethoughtthatyourcarwashischair,andhesatonit!〃Thenhegavethemanaletter,inwhichhesaidthathewassorryandthathewouldpayforallthedamage.Whenthemangotbacktohisowncountry,thecustoms（海关）officerswouldnotbelievehisstory.Theysaid,〃Yousoldyournewcarwhileyouwereabroadandboughtthisoldone!〃Itwasonlywhenthemanshowedthemtheletterfromthecircusmanthatbelievedhim.Amanwastravelingabroad.A.inabigbusB.inagreenjeepC.inaredcarD.inaredtaxiThecarwasdamagedbecause.therewasatrafficaccidentthecircusmanbrokeititrushedintoashopD.theelephantsatonitThecircusmansaidthat.hewouldpayforpartofthedamagehewou1dpayforallofthedamagehewouldn'tpayforthedamagehewou1d