人教版九年级英语上册UNIT 8 学情评估试卷 附答案

人教版九年级英语上册UNIT8学情评估

时间：90分钟满分：120分

一`听说应用(本大题共30小题，每小题1分，共30分)(见《听说应用手册》)

二'语法选择(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

TheBermudaTriangle(百慕大三角)isintheAtlanticOcean,nearFloridainthe

USA.Overthepast60years,morethan1,000seameninshipsandpilotsinplanes

3Ltheirlivesthere.Itisknownas“TheTriangleofDeath”foritsstrange

seawater32suddenstorms.What,sthestrangestisthelightoftheseawater,

whichlookssobrightthatitcan33evenfromaspaceship.

At2：00p.m.onDecember5,1945,fiveplanestook34infineweather

fromtheairportofFloridaonatrainingtask.Twohourslater,theleaderinthesky

reportedthathewas35lost.Thentherewassilence.Another36wassentto

lookforthemandalsolost.

Oneofthelargestshipsthathaddisappearedinthetrianglewas37

Americancoalship,500meterslong.Theweatherwasgood,andthere38no

messagesforhelpbeforeitwas"gone”.Nobrokenshipsordeadbodieshavebeen

foundsofar.

Nooneisabletotell39alltheseaccidentshavehappened.Agroupof

Japanesescientistswenttheretoseewhatitwasreallylikein1995,but40has

beenheardaboutthemeversince.TheBermudaTriangleisreallyamysteriousplace!

()31.A.loseB.havelostC.lost

()32.A.andB.butC.or

()33.A.seeB.sawC.beseen

()34.A.offB.ofC.on

()35.A.completeB.completelyC.completing

()36.A.planeB.planesC.plane's

()37.A.aB.anC.the

()38.A.beB.wasC.were

()39.A.whatB.whichC.how

()40.A.nothingB.everythingC.something

三、完形填空(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

3Dprintingisbecomingmoreandmorepopular.Butcanyou41printing

food?Somescientistsaretryingtochangethedining42completelybydoing

this.Scientistssaythat3Dprintersareeasytouse.You43needtochoosea

recipe(食谱)andputtheuncookedζςfbodinks”intotheprintertomakethefoodyou

want.Thismeansthatitwillbeveryquickandeasytocreatemeals.

Using3Dprinterstocreateyourmealswillalso44theenvironment.There

willbelessneedfortraditionalgrowing,packagingandshipping(运送)steps.For

example,treeleavesandinsectscanbeturnedintodeliciousproducts!Printingfood

canalsohelppeoplewithaswallowing(吞咽)45.Theycanprogramtheprinter

toprint46kindsoftheirfavoritefoodsothattheywillnothavedifficulty

swallowingthem.

However,somepeoplethinkthatthefutureof3D-printedfoodwouldbea

disaster(灾难).Itcouldtakeawaymany47,Alsothereareworriesaboutthe

48ofprintedfood：isitreallypossibletogetwhatweneedfromfood-based

"inks"orsomethinglikethat?

Asweknow,cookingandeatingtogetherwithfamiliesandfriendshaslongbeen

a(n)49andenjoyableactivity.Itishardtoimagineaworldwherethefunof

cookingisgoneandmealscanbe50atthetouchofabutton.

()41.A.produceB.requireC.avoidD.imagine

()42.A.factB.experienceC.introductionD.service

()43.A.recentlyB.certainlyC.simplyD.nearly

()44.A.punishB.warmC.destroyD.protect

()45.A.courseB.problemC.requestD.direction

()46.A.lessB.moreC.softerD.harder

()47.A.jobsB.liesC.tricksD.speeches

()48.A.popularityB.healthC.abilityD.memory

()49.A.educationalB.personalC.traditionalD.national

()50.A.dividedB.landedC.attendedD.created

四、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，每小题2分，共30分）

A

Manyteenagerslovemysteries.Areyouoneofthem?Herearesometop-selling

mysterybooksforteenagers.Theremustbeoneyoulike!

EscapefromMr.Lemoncello'sLibraryMr.Lemoncelloisafamousinventorin

town.Twelvekidsareinvitedtovisithisnewlibrary.This,however,isnotagood

placetospendthenight!ThekidsmustworktogethertosearchfortheClUeS(线索)

andrunaway!

Buynow!¥38.60(hardcover精装本)；¥34.70(e-book)

FromtheMixed-UpFilesofMrs.BasilE.FrankweilerClaudiaandherbrother

Jamierunawayfromtheirhometoliveintheircapital.Theybecomeinterestedinthe

mysteryofastatue.Ithasbeenanewaddition(增力口物)tothemuseum.Whatwillthey

do?

Buynow!¥48.70(hardcover)；¥34.60(e-book)

TheLondonEyeMysterySalimsuddenlydisappears.Nooneknowswherehehas

gone.Hiscousins,TedandKate,havetofollowcluesaroundLondoninordertofind

him.Cantheymakeit?

Buynow!¥74.70(hardcover)；¥56.60(e-book)

TheNameofThisBookIsSecretReaderswilllovefollowingMax-ErnestandCass.

Theywillsolvethemysteryofamissingmagician!

Buynow!¥43.40(hardcover)；¥33.30(e-book)

()51.Whomaybeinterestedinthearticle?

A.Linda,wholikesswimming.

B.Jenny,wholikesmysterybooks.

C.Bill,whoisinterestedinsinging.

D.John,whoisinterestedinsports.

()52.WhatdoesMr.Lemoncellodo?

A.Aninventor.B.Areader.C.Amagician.D.Adoctor.

()53.WhydoTedandKatehavetofollowcluesaroundLondon?

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B.Theyarepatternsinfieldsthatappearinthedaytime.

C.Theyarestylesthatareverycomplicatedatfirst.

D.Theyarenowsimplestyles.

()57.Whenandwherewerethefirstcropcirclesfound?

A.InBrazilin1978.B.InBritainin1987.

C.InBritainin1978.D.InBrazilin1987.

()58.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"complicated"mean?

A.Difficulttounderstand.B.Easy.

C.Complete.D.Comfortable.

()59.Whatdoeseverybodyagreeonaboutthesecropcircles?

A.Theyarevaluabletothelocaleconomy.

B.Theyarenotvaluabletothelocaleconomy.

C.Theyarebadfortheenvironment.

D.Theyaregoodforthevisitors.

()60.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutthecropcircles?

A.Theyareman-made.

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C.Theyarevaluabletoeconomy.

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配对阅读。左栏是五则神秘事件，右栏是七则观点或答复。请将相关的内容

相匹配。

A.ThereisnodoubtthatWearenotthe

onlywisdomcreatureinthisgalaxy.

()61.Tomisuneasythesedays.He

B.Accordingtoarecentresearch,time

usuallywakesupatnightbecausethere

travelispossible.Mancantravelboth

arestrangenoisesatthedoor.Hebelieves

tothepastandthefuture.Itissaidthat

thattherearealiens.

ifyouwanttotrytimetravel,youare

()62.Samreadsabookcalled

supposedtohaveajade(ɪ；翡翠)asa

Outlander.Itisaboutawomannurse

lead.

travelinginthepast.Somebelievethere

C.Thesoundatthedoormaybeadogor

aretunnels(隧道)thatcanmaketime

acat.Youdon,tneedtoworryaboutit.

travelhappen.

ThepoliceareonPatrol(巡逻).Ifyou

()63.Mikesawaroundobjectflyingin

hearanynoise,justcall911,wellhelp

thesky.Hethoughtitwasaballoon.

you.

However,theTVreportedthattherewas

D.TherearelivesonMars,andtheylive

noballoonatall.Itdisappearedsuddenly.

underground.Theyareshyandthey

ThenMikebelieveditwasaUFO.

can,ttalk.

()64.RogerisCUrioUS(好奇的)about

E.Therearewolvesandowlslivinginthe

aliens.Heissurethattherearealiensin

mountainareas.Youshouldbecareful

outerspace.Wearenotaloneinthis

withthem.Ifyouhearanynoise,you

galaxy.

cancallthepolice.Youdon,tneedto

()65.Vickylivesinthemountains.

worrytoomuch.

Everynightshehearsstrangesounds,

EAballoonisflyinginthesky.Itfliesata

ooh,ooh,ooh...Shethinksitmightbe

lowspeedandcanbeseenclearly.

someoneplayingtricksonher.However,

G.Anewtypeofflyingcarwashavinga

thereisnootherneighborinthearea.She

testingfly.Itwasroundandfast.It

isworried.

wouldflyataspeedof2,OOOmilesper

hour,anditdisappearedinnotime.

五、短文填空（本大题共10小题，每小题1∙5分，共15分）

TheGreatPyramidofGizaisoneofthewondersoftheancientworld.Itwas66.

morethan4,000yearsagoinEgypt.Itissopopularthatmillionsof

touristsfromaroundtheworldcometovisit67.everyyear.

InEgyptthereareover80pyramidsand68.largestoneistheGreat

Pyramid.It69.onthewestbankoftheNile.Infact,allthepyramidsalong

theNileareonthewestbank.TheancientEgyptianscomparedtherisingofthesunto

thebeginningoflifeandthesettingofthesuntotheendoflife.Thatis70.

theirdeadbodieswereburied（埋葬）onthewestbankoftheNile.

Youcan71.imaginehowhugetheGreatPyramidis.Ithasover2

millionblocks.Someareasheavyasfiveschoolbuses.72.theywere

heavy,workerswereabletoputablockintothepyramideverythreeminutes.

Theworkers,Egyptianmenandwomen,workedinteams.Theteamshad

different73..Somedugupthestones.Othersmovedthem.Anotherteam

cutthestones.Thelastgroupputthestonesintothepyramid.Thereweresomany

differentteams,butthepyramidisperfect.Nostoneisinthe74.position.

ButhowdidtheEgyptiansmovethoseheavystonestothetop75.any

modernmachinery（机械）？Nooneknowsforsure.ManythingsabouttheGreat

Pyramidarestillamystery.

六、读写综合（本大题分为A、B两部分，共25分）

A.回答问题（本题共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）

Wherewerethelightsfrom?

Thingsthatarestrangearehappeningeveryminute.Themysterybeganin

Septemberof1913.AmanwasfishingatnightintheBlueRidgeMountainsofNorth

Caι*olina.Therewasnosound,butsuddenlysomeunusuallightsbegantoappearover

BrownMountain.Themansaidtheywereredandround,likeahugeball.Theywere

unlikeanythinghehadseenbefore.Theycamebacknightafternight.

Hetoldsomefriendsaboutwhathehadseen.Thelocalnewspaperalsowrote

aboutthestory.Agovernmentofficerwassenttotheareatofindoutthetruth.Inthe

end,hedecidedthatwhatthemanandothershadseenwasnothingmorethanlights

fromatrain.Andthatwastheendoftheunusualstory.

Butthelightscontinuedtoappearafterthat.SomepeoplesaidSeptember,

October,andNovemberwerethebestmonthstoseethem.Nineyearslater,aresearch

teamcamebacktothearea.Asbefore,theydecidedthattherewasnomystery.They

saidpeoplewereseeingtrainlights,campfires,orcarlights.

76.Whendidthemysterybegin?

77.WhatwasthemandoingatnightintheBlueRidgeMountainsofNorthCarolina?

78.WhatbegantoappearoverBrownMountain?

79.Whowassenttotheareatofindoutthetruthatfirst?

80.Accordingtotheresearchteam,