Module-2-Public-holidays模块综合测试题

Module2-Module3模块综合测试题Ⅱ.单项选择(10分)1.Alotofgreentreesoneachsideofthestreet.A.develop B.increase C.plant D.grow2.Weareplanningtogoforapicnicthisweekend,butittheweather.A.keepson B.putsonC.dependson3.Johndidn’tgiveuplookingforajobhegotanofferfromaGermancompany.A.until B.since C.because D.if4.—Whenwillyoureturnthebooktome?—I’llgiveittoyouIfinishit.A.once B.untilC.assoonas D.unless5.—HowoldisMary?—.Wehadaspecialpartyforherbirthdayyesterday.A.Twenty;twentyth B.Twenty;twentiethC.Twenties;twentieth6.—Haveyoudecidedtothebeach?—Notyet.Itdependsontheweather.A.whomtogo B.wheretogoC.whentogo D.whytogo7.—DoyouknowwhentheUSA?—In1776.A.found B.wasfoundC.wasfounded D.founded8.—He’salreadycomebacktoAustralia,?—Yes.Wewatchedamovietogetherlastnight.A.isn’the B.doesn’theC.hasn’the D.hashe9.—Haven’tyoufinishedyourhomework?—.Wefinishedittwohoursago.A.Yes,wehaven’t B.No,wehaveC.Yes,wehave D.No,wehaven’t10.—Ourteamhasjustwonthegame.Weallfeelsoexcitednow.—.A.Goodluck B.EnjoyyourselvesC.Welldone D.Andanythingspecial14-15学年外研九年级上学期Module3试题

Class:

Name:

Marks：

（满分100分）

一.

单项选择

(每小题1分，共15分)

从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

(

)1.

Lucy

saw

______

amazing

film

about

a

great

scientist

yesterday.

A.

a

B.

an

C.

The

D.

/

(

)2.

There

are

many

places

of

interest

in

Xi’an,

______

the

Terracotta

Army

and

Big

Wild

Goose

Pagoda.

A.

with

B.

without

C.

except

D.

including

(

)3.

—

Did

the

young

man

climb

to

the

top

of

the

mountain

in

the

end?

—

Yes.

But

without

his

friends’

help,

he

couldn’t

do

that

by

______.

A.

himself

B.

herself

C.

yourself

D.

themselves

(

)4.

—

What

was

the

final

score?

—

98

points

to

68.

Our

team

won

an

easy

______

against

their

team.

A.

exam

B.

place

C.

victory

D.

problem

(

)5.

—

How

expensive

this

dictionary

is!

—

Yeah,

but

it’s

a

very

______

tool

for

me.

A.

useful

B.

boring

C.

terrible

D.

Harmful(

)6.

My

dad

is

quite

busy

these

days.

He

has

been

working

for

two

days

without

______.

A.

thinking

B.

resting

C.

shouting

D.

knocking

(

)7.

—

Has

Susan

______

her

mistake,

Peter?

—

Yes.

And

she

has

said

sorry

to

Linda.

A.

made

B.

showed

C.

realised

D.

practised

(

)8.

—

Every

year,

many

African

children

______

hunger

(饥饿).

—

What

bad

news!

I

think

we

should

do

some-thing

to

help

them.

A.

die

in

B.

die

by

C.

die

of

D.

die

for

(

)9.

—

Oh,

it’s

one

of

______

speeches

I’ve

ever

heard.

—

I

agree

with

you.

Her

pronunciation

is

simply

terrible.

A.

better

B.

the

best

C.

worse

D.

the

worst

(

)10.

—

Excuse

me,

how

can

I

get

to

the

local

zoo?

—

Sorry,

I’m

new

here.

You’d

better

ask

______.

A.

someone

else

B.

anyone

else

C.

everyone

else

D.

nobody

else

(

)11.

—

I

hear

you’ve

handed

in

your

report.

—

Yeah,

I

______

to

finish

it

yesterday

evening.

A.

manage

B.

managed

C.

will

manage

D.

have

managed

(

)12.

—

What

do

you

think

of

swimming?

—

It’s

not

easy,

but

I

won’t

______.

I

want

to

be

a

good

swimmer.

A.

put

it

away

B.

pick

it

up

C.

give

it

up

D.

turn

it

on

(

)13.

—

Jackie,

you

lived

with

your

grandparents

when

you

were

five,

didn’t

you?

—

Yes,

I

had

a

lot

of

friends

______

and

we

always

played

together.

A.

at

times

B.

at

that

time

C.

at

the

same

time

D.

from

time

to

time

(

)14.

—

How

did

you

get

to

school

this

morning?

—

By

taxi.

I

didn’t

catch

the

school

bus

______

I

had

to

take

a

taxi.

A.

so

B.

but

C.

because

D.

though

(

)15.

—

Amy,

do

you

know

______?

—

Yes.

She’s

gone

to

the

school

library.

A.

where

was

Tina

B.

where

Tina

was

C.

where

has

Tina

gone

D.

where

Tina

has

gone

Ⅲ.完形填空(10分)Rajaandthreeofherfriendshadjustfinishedthesummersemesterandweredyingfor(渴望)aholiday.Theyall1thatTasmania,withitsbeautifulsights,wasthebestplaceforanescapefromtheirstudentlife.RajaandherfriendsspentmostoftheirholidayinandaroundHobart,thecapitalofTasmania.Rajalovedold2,soshetooklotsofphotosofSalamancaPlaceinHobart.Itwasfamous3itsrichhistoryandstyleofbuilding.TheyalsoclimbedMountWellingtonwhichhadfantastic4.Afterthat,thegroup5whatRajadescribedas“oneofthebestfishandchipsofherlife”inalittleshop.Rajaandherfriendshadn’tplannedtovisitBrunyIsland,buttheydecidedtopayavisitafter6thatitwasonlyashortdrivefromHobart.Theywantedtowatchthesun7thenextday,sotheyspentthenightthere.The8enjoyedthemselvesverymuch.“Itwasinthreewords,a9surprise,”saidRaja.Later,thegrouptravelledalongTasmania’seastcoast.Rajaandherfriendstreasuredthistimeto10natureverymuch.ForRaja,itwascertainlyawelcomechangefromherboringandbusylife.1.A.agreed B.forgot C.avoided D.wondered2.A.days B.friends C.habits D.buildings3.A.as B.for C.in D.with4.A.stories B.news C.dreams D.views5.A.ate B.made C.sold D.cooked6.A.expecting B.imagineC.discovering D.wishing7.A.drop B.rise C.burn D.shine8.A.two B.three C.four D.five9.A.small B.terrible C.boring D.pleasant10.A.becloseto B.beafraidofC.befarfrom D.beinterestedinOne

Thursday

afternoon,

when

five-year-old

girl

Jocelyn

Rojas

was

playing

in

her

grandmother’s

front

yard,

a

bad

man

kidnapped

(诱拐)

16

.

Fifteen-year-old

Temar

Boggs

and

his

friend

Chris

Garcia

were

helping

a

friend

move

a

sofa

when

the

police

stopped

by

and

said

that

a

girl

had

been

missing

for

two

hours.

The

two

quickly

decided

to

17

the

search

for

the

little

girl.

Jocelyn

Rojas

was

in

the

backseat

of

a

18

when

the

two

teenagers

recognized

(认出)

her.

They

followed

the

car

19

their

bikes.

After

about

15

minutes,

the

bad

man

finally

20

the

car.

Then

he

pushed

the

girl

out

and

drove

off

21

.

Jocelyn

Rojas

ran

to

Temar

Boggs.

The

girl

was

scared,

22

she

wasn’t

hurt.

Later,

Temar

Boggs

and

Chris

Garcia

took

the

girl

to

the

23

station.

A

policeman

contacted

the

girl’sfamily.

When

they

saw

the

girl,

they

24

the

two

teenagers

for

their

heroic

action.

Her

grandmother

said

to

them,

“You

are

our

heroes.

Thank

you

so

much.”

“There’s

no

need

to

thank

us.

If

we

wouldn’t

have

gone

to

25

her,

who

knows

what

would

have

happened.

We

just

did

a

thing

that

anyone

else

would

do,”

said

Temar

Boggs.

(

)16.

A.

us

B.

him

C.

them

D.

her

(

)17.

A.

join

B.

begin

C.

avoid

D.

finish

(

)18.

A.

car

B.

train

C.

bus

D.

taxi

(

)19.

A.

by

B.

in

C.

on

D.

for

(

)20.

A.

started

B.

stopped

C.

found

D.

left

(

)21.

A.

carefully

B.

happily

C.

excitedly

D.

quickly

(

)22.

A.

or

B.

so

C.

but

D.

because

(

)23.

A.

fire

B.

police

C.

radio

D.

television

(

)24.

A.

beat

B.

thanked

C.

protected

D.

excused

(

)25.

A.

agree

with

B.

hear

from

C.

look

for

D.

worry

about

Ⅳ.阅读理解(10分)OnThanksgivingDay,about88percentAmericanswilleatturkey.Butoneluckyturkeynotonlywillnotbeeatenbutalsowillbecomefamous!Everyyear,turkeyfarmerspresentaturkeytotheUSpresident.Butinsteadofeatingthisturkey,thepresidentgivesita“pardon”.TheturkeyisflowntoFloridaforaThanksgivingParade(游行).Thenitlivesonafarmfortherestofitslife.TurkeyscomefromAmericaandhavebeenpartofAmericancultureforcenturies.BenjaminFranklinevenwantedtheturkeytobeAmerica’snationalbird.Turkeysthatarekeptonfarmsarelarge,awkwardbirdsthatcannotfly.Butwildturkeysarequitefast.Theycanflyatspeedsupto88kilometersperhour.Theycanalsorunat40kilometersperhour.Turkeysdon’thaveears.Theyhearbyusingagrowthabovetheirbeaks(尖喙).Buttheirhearingisfivetimesbetterthanhumanhearing.Turkeysaresuchinterestingbirds—nowonderBenjaminFranklinwantedthemtobeAmerica’snationalbirds!1.peopleeatturkeyonThanksgivingDayinAmerica.A.Afew B.Some C.Most D.All2.Theunderlinedword“pardon”means.A.赦免 B.赐死 C.礼物 D.原谅3.Awildturkeycanflyatthespeedof.A.88kilometersperhour B.40kilometersperhourC.asfastasakeptoneD.fivetimesfasterthanman4.Theturkeydoesn’thave.A.eyes B.ears C.amouth D.wings5.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A.TheturkeyonthefarmB.ThehistoryoftheturkeyC.HowtokeeptheturkeyD.ThestarofThanksgivingDisney

Park

in

Florida

is

close

to

the

beach.

Here’s

some

advice

for

visiting

Disney

Park

in

Florida:

★You

can

purchase

tickets

online

or

at

a

Disney

store.

★Free

parking

(停车).

You

can

drive

there

if

you

like.

★Get

to

the

park

early,

or

it

will

be

crowded.

★Free

drinking

water!

You

just

need

to

take

your

water

bottle.

★If

you

love

Disney

characters,

visit

before

you

go

there.

Then

you

can

easily

find

where

all

the

characters

appear

in

the

park.

★Lunch

is

usually

served

(供饭菜)

until

3:45

pm.

The

money

you

need

to

pay

depends

on

which

character

you

would

like

to

eat

with.

★You

can

get

into

the

park

for

free

on

your

birthday.

(

)26.

The

underlined

word

“purchase”

means

“

”.

show

B.

check

C.

buy

D.

sell

(

)27.

The

sixth

piece

of

advice

is

about

.

A.

playing

B.

eating

C.

sleeping

D.

parking

(

)28.

People

can

visit

before

going

to

the

park

so

that

they

can

easily

find

.

A.

drinking

water

B.

lunch

tables

C.

parking

places

D.

Disney

characters

(

)29.

Which

of

the

following

is

NOT

free?

Parking.

B.

Drinking

water.

C.

Eating

with

Disney

characters.

D.

Visiting

the

park

on

your

birthday.

(

)30.

Which

of

the

following

is

TRUE?

A.

The

park

is

far

from

the

beach.

B.

People

have

to

go

to

the

park

by

boat.

C.

People

cannot

have

lunch

after

2:45

pm.

D.

The

writer

gives

seven

pieces

of

advice.Lorde

is

a

New

Zealand

singer

and

songwriter.

Though

she

is

only

18

years

old,

she

has

got

a

huge

number

of

fans

around

the

world!

Lorde

was

born

in

Takapuna,

New

Zealand

on

November

7,

1996.

She

was

born

of

a

poet

and

an

engineer

(工程师).

Her

mother,

a

poet,

often

encouraged

her

to

read

books

when

she

was

little.

“I

think

that’s

why

I

can

write

songs

for

myself,”

said

Lorde.

She

began

to

write

songs

at

the

age

of

13.

At

first,

it

was

▲

for

her.

However,

she

never

stopped

trying.

Later,

she

worked

with

Joel

Little,

a

songwriter

and

producer.

Together,

they

created

three

songs,

including

Royals,

within

a

week.

In

2013,

Lorde’s

first

single,

Royals,

reached

number

one

on

Billboard

Hot

100,

making

her

the

first

New

Zealand

solo

artist

to

have

a

number

one

song

in

the

charts

(每周选录).

At

the

2014

Grammy

Awards

ceremony,

Lorde

won

two

Grammys

for

Song

of

the

Year

and

Best

Pop

Solo

Performance

for

Royals.

She

became

the

third

youngest

winner

in

Grammy

history

and

the

youngest

winner

from

New

Zealand.

Lorde

is

well-known

for

challenging

(挑战)

present-day

pop

and

for

challenging

the

music

of

other

artists.

She

came

first

in

Time

magazine’s

list

of

the

most

influential

(有影响力的)

teenagers

in

the

world

in

2013.

Forbes

magazine

also

placed

her

on

their

“30

Under

30

who

are

changing

the

world”

list.

(

)31.

What

does

Lorde’s

father

do?

A

poet.

B.

A

writer.

C.

An

engineer.

D.

A

singer.

(

)32.

Which

of

the

following

can

be

put

in

▲

?

A.

easy

B.

difficult

C.

important

D.

possible

(

)33.

Which

of

the

following

about

Royals

is

TRUE?

A.

It

was

created

in

2008.

B.

Lorde

created

it

on

her

own.

C.

It

was

Joel

Little’s

first

single.

D.

It

made

Lorde

very

famous.(

)34.

From

the

passage,

we

can

infer

that

Lorde’s

style

of

music

______.

A.

is

just

so-so

B.

is

similar

to

that

of

most

other

artists

C.

is

worse

than

that

of

most

other

artists

D.

is

different

from

that

of

most

other

artists

(

)35.

Why

did

the

writer

write

this

passage?

To

show

us

how

Lorde

succeeded.

B.

To

tell

us

about

an

excellent

teenager.

C.

To

advise

us

to

listen

to

Royals.

D.

To

show

us

that

it’s

easy

to

be

successful.

C

We

start

to

grow

from

the

moment

we

were

born.

We

keep

growing

and

growing

until

we

become

adults.

We

become

bigger,

taller

and

heavier.

As

we

grow,

important

parts

of

our

bodies

change.

Our

bones

(骨头)

grow

bigger

and

longer

to

make

us

taller

and

stronger.

Our

muscles

(肌肉)

are

bigger

in

order

to

support

our

bigger

bodies.

Our

skin

(皮肤)

also

grows

as

our

bodies

get

bigger.

While

the

parts

of

our

bodies

grow,

they

do

it

at

different

speed.

For

example,

one’s

nose

might

have

finished

growing,

but

the

other

parts

of

the

face

are

still

changing.

Similarly,

each

child

grows

at

his

or

her

own

speed,

so

we

see

children

in

all

kinds

of

shapes

and

sizes.

Not

one

of

them

is

the

same

as

another

except

for

some

twins.

Some

grow

faster

than

others,

so

they

look

bigger

and

taller.

Some

grow

at

a

slower

speed,

and

may

be

smaller

and

shorter.

Our

genes

also

determine

how

much

we

grow.

It

is

unlikely

(不太可能的)

to

have

short

parents

for

tall

children.

Parents

who

are

tall

are

just

unlikely

to

have

very

short

children.

No

matter

how

quickly

and

how

much

we

grow,

each

person

is

different.

That

is

the

beauty

of

human

growth.

(

)36.

Our

bodies

never

stop

growing

.

until

we

begin

primary

school

B.

from

the

day

we

were

born

until

we

become

adults

C.

until

we

finish

high

school

D.

until

we

are

the

same

size

as

our

parents

(

)37.

Why

does

our

skin

grow?

Because

it

can

make

us

taller.

B.

Because

it

can

make

us

stronger.

C.

Because

our

genes

are

different.

D.

Because

our

bodies

grow.

(

)38.

The

fourth

paragraph

mainly

tells

us

.

A.

how

some

children

grow

fasterB.

not

every

child

grows

at

the

same

speed

C.

some

twins

grow

at

their

own

speed

D.

why

some

children

grow

shorter

than

others

(

)39.

What’s

the

meaning

of

the

underlined

word

“determine”

in

Chinese?

A.

决定

B.

猜测

C.

了解

D.

测量

(

)40.

Which

of

the

following

sentences

is

NOT

true?

A.

Every

child

grows

differently,

but

some

may

be

the

same.

B.

Our

muscles

grow

together

with

other

body

parts.

C.

The

body

size

of

parents

does

not

influence

the

body

size

of

their

children.

D.

The

parts

of

our

bodies

grow

at

different

speed.

D

Jean

Driscoll

was

born

to

be

an

athlete

(运动员).

Being

born

with

a

problem

in

her

spine

(脊柱)

did

not

stop

her.

In

fact,

Driscoll

has

won

the

wheelchair

division

(轮椅组)

of

the

Boston

Marathon

seven

times.

She

has

also

won

medals

in

shorter

races

at

the

Olympics

and

the

Paralympics.

A

young

girl’s

dream

As

a

child

Driscoll

had

to

wear

crutches

(拐杖)

to

help

her

walk.

However,

she

enjoyed

sports

with

other

kids

and

taught

herself

to

ride

a

bike.

When

Driscoll

was

14,

she

fell

off

her

bike

and

hurt

her

hip

(臀部).

After

that

she

had

to

use

a

wheelchair.

At

first

Driscoll

was

afraid

that

being

in

a

wheelchair

meant

stopping

sports.

Then

a

friend

talked

her

about

wheelchair

soccer.

Driscoll

became

interested

in

it

and

loved

it.

By

the

time

she

went

to

college,

Driscoll

was

a

good

athlete

in

wheelchair

sports

such

as

soccer,

tennis,

basketball

and

ice

hockey.

▲

Years

of

walking

with

crutches

gave

Driscoll

a

strong

upper

body

(上肢).

She

trains

hard

six

days

a

week.

In

the

gym

Driscoll

lifts

200-pound

weights,

almost

twice

her

body

weight.

Outdoors,

Driscoll

moves

along

the

road

in

her

chair

for

40

kilometres

without

stopping.

She

trains

to

climb

hills

by

having

three

people

hold

on

to

the

back

of

her

chair.

Driscoll

also

uses

a

special

wheelchair.

It

helps

her

reach

about

26

kilometres

an

hour.

Today

Jean

Driscoll

is

still

a

top

athlete.

She

also

travels

around

the

country,

giving

talks

to

motivate

kids

to

do

their

best.

You

can

guess

what

she

tells

her

audiences,

“Dream

big

and

work

hard.”

(

)41.Driscoll

began

to

use

a

wheelchair

after

she

.

A.

entered

college

B.

fell

off

her

bike

and

hurt

her

hip

C.

left

school

D.

tried

wheelchair

soccer

for

the

first

time(

)42.In

the

last

paragraph,

the

word

“motivate”

means

.

A.

warn

B.

allow

C.

encourage

D.

like

(

)43.What

helps

Driscoll

reach

about

26

kilometres

an

hour

according

to

the

passage?

A.

Her

hard

training.

B.

Her

family’s

love.

C.

Her

body

weight.

D.

Her

special

wheelchair.

(

)44.

Which

is

the

best

one

to

put

in

▲

?

A.

Hard

work

B.

Strong

body

C.

Special

experienceD.

Different

life

(

)45.What

is

the

main

idea

of

this

passage?

A.

Jean

Driscoll

trains

hard

six

days

a

week.

B.

Jean

Driscoll

is

an

excellent

athlete.

C.

Jean

Driscoll

has

been

in

the

Boston

Marathon

for

seven

times.

D.

Jean

Driscoll

travels

around

the

country

giving

talks

to

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