Module5素能测评课件英语九年级上册

Module5素能测评二、

单项填空(本大题共15小题,每小题1分,共15分)从下列每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(

D

)21.(2023·天津河北区期中)Therewillbe

⁠exhibitioninthemuseum.Iwillgothereby

⁠bus.

A.a;/B.an;theC.a;theD.an;/(

C

)22.—

⁠youseeAlice,pleasegiveherthestorybook.

—Allright.A.AndB.OrC.IfD.UnlessDC(

A

)23.—LiLei,hurryup!Thebusiscoming.—Oh,no.We

⁠crossthestreetuntilthetrafficlightsturngreen.

A.mustn’tB.havenotC.needn’tD.haveto(C)24.—Physics

⁠myfavouritesubjectwhenIwasatschool.Whataboutyou

—Ilikedmathsbest.A.isB.areC.wasD.wereAC(

A

)25.Jackdidn’tgetgoodgradesinthefinalexam,sohisdad

⁠himbynotallowinghimtogooutattheweekend.

A.punishedB.interviewedC.trustedD.encouraged(

A

)26.—Thelittledogcanwalk

⁠thesmallholeinthewall.

—ReallyA.throughB.inC.acrossD.onAA(A)27.(2023·天津南开区期中)—Isthebookshoprighthereonthesecondfloor—No,itisn’t.It’sonthe

⁠floor.Youneedgo

⁠.

A.third;upstairsB.third;downstairsC.three;downstairsD.three;upstairs(

B

)28.Mygrandfatherhasanicegarden.Hegrowsflowers

⁠vegetablesinit.

A.asgoodasB.aswellasC.aslongasD.asmanyasAB(D)29.—Howisyournewclassroom

⁠youroldone

—Biggerandbrighter.A.foundoutB.movedintoC.crossedoverD.comparedwith(

A

)30.

⁠interestingthebookis!Iwanttobuyonetoo.

A.HowB.WhatC.HowanD.Whatan(

A

)31.

⁠driveafterdrinkingalcohol(酒).It’sagainstthelaw.

A.Don’tB.NotC.NoneD.Doesn’tDAA(

D

)32.(2023·天津市第二南开中学期中)Thestudentslikethelaboratorybecausetheycandoan

⁠init.

A.experienceB.instrumentC.introductionD.experiment(

C

)33.—Henry,you’dbetterkeepquietinCityLibrary.Lookatthesign.Itsays“

⁠”.

—Oh,I’msorry.Ididn’tseeit.A.NofoodB.NoentryC.NoshoutingD.NolitteringDC(

A

)34.—Ifyou

⁠tojoinourbasketballclub,

⁠basketballeveryday.

—Allright.A.want;practiseB.willwant;practiseC.want;topractiseD.willwant;topractise(

A

)35.—IamintheschoolteamandIamproudofit.—

⁠Let’strainhardtogether.

A.SoamI.B.That’sashame.C.Nodeal.D.Haveatry!AA三、

(2023·天津南开区期中)完形填空(本大题共10小题,每小题1分,共10分)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。LastWednesday,MrChentookhisclasstotheSpaceMuseum.Therewere

36

⁠exhibitionsaboutspace.First,MrChen’s

37

⁠sawafilmaboutspacetravel.Theysaw

38

⁠spaceshuttles(航天飞机)tookoffintospaceandlandedonearth.Itwasveryexcitingandthechildrenfelttheyweretravellinginspace

39

⁠.

40

⁠thefilm,MrChentookhisclasstoseesomemodelsofthespaceshuttles

41

⁠rockets(火箭).Themodelslookedveryreal,buttheyweremuch

42

⁠.Thenthechildrensawsomemoonrocks.Two

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⁠landedonthemoonin1969.TheyputanAmericanflagthere.Thentheytooksomerocksbacktothe

44

⁠.

45

⁠thechildrenleft,theyalsowatchedavideoshowaboutthepeoplelivingandworkinginspacelabs.Thepeoplecouldstayinthespacelabsformonths.

(

B

)36.A.much B.many C.every D.any(

C

)37.A.parents B.classmates C.students D.teachers(

A

)38.A.how B.what C.where D.why(

D

)39.A.itself B.yourselves C.myself D.themselves(

B

)40.A.Without B.After C.Behind D.Among(

C

)41.A.or B.but C.and D.then(

B

)42.A.heavier B.smaller C.cleaner D.bigger(

A

)43.A.Americans B.Englishmen C.Australians D.Chinese(

C

)44.A.moon B.star C.earth D.sun(

D

)45.A.Because B.Assoonas C.Until D.BeforeBCADBCBACD四、

阅读理解(本大题共15小题,每小题2分,共30分)阅读下面的材料,从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AWelcometoJianchuanMuseumClusterinAnrenTown!Ithasopened33museums.SixofthemuseumsareaboutAnti-JapaneseWarSeries.EightmuseumsareabouttheRedAgeSeries.FourmuseumsareaboutFolkSeries.Fivemuseumsareaboutotherseries.FiveofthemareaboutEarthquakeSeries.Therestofthemarethemesquares.TicketPrice:·AllMuseums:RMB100/person·OneMuseum:RMB20/personPeoplebelowcanenjoyadiscountforallmuseums:·Students:RMB40/person·Peopleaged70andabove:RMB20/person·Childrenbelow1.2m(including1.2m):FreeOpeningHours:·Itopensfrom9:00to17:30allyearroundexcepttheChineseNewYear’sEve.TrafficRoutes:·Getoffthehighwayattheexitof“Anren-MuseumTownofChina”andthendriveanother10kmtogettoAnrenTown;·YoucantakesomebusestoAnrenTown.(

C

)46.MrLiwantstovisitallthemuseumswithhis71-year-oldfatherandhisson,amiddleschoolstudent,soheshouldpay

⁠forthetickets.

A.125yuanB.150yuanC.160yuanD.200yuan(

D

)47.Peoplecanvisitthemuseums

⁠.

A.onweekdaysonlyB.fromMondaytoSundayallyearroundC.everydayinayearexceptweekendsD.everydayexceptthedaybeforetheSpringFestivalCD(

B

)48.WeCANNOTgettoJianchuanMuseumCluster

⁠accordingtotheinformation.

A.bybusB.bysubwayC.bycarD.byhighway(

C

)49.

⁠CANNOTbetakenintothemuseums.

A.Kidsbelow1.2metresB.ChildrenwithoutparentsC.PetsD.Peopleolderthan70BC(A)50.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEA.FivemuseumsareaboutEarthquakeSeries.B.Studentsandoldpeopledon’tneedtopayforthetickets.C.Peoplecanvisitthemuseumsfrom9:00to18:00.D.AllexhibitionsinJianchuanMuseumClusterareabouttheAnti-JapaneseWar.AWhatisinsideamuseumManymuseumshavepicturesandsculptures.Somemuseumshaveoldcarsandairplanes.Othershaverocksandoldbones.Inamuseumofnaturalhistory,sometimesthereisadinosaurshow.Itwillbeveryamazingandexcitingtoseeadinosaurskeleton(骨架).Manycitieshavemuseums.Someverysmalltownshavemuseumstoo.Indianapolis(印第安纳波利斯)hasachildren’smuseum.Childrendonothavetopaytogetinit.Childrenlikethemuseumandoftengotothemuseum.Theyliketoseethedinosaurbones.Theycanseeathree-metre-tallwhitebear.Theycangoinsideanoldlogcabin(原木小屋).OnSaturday,childreninIndianapoliscanheartalksaboutanimalsandtreesinthemuseum.B

(2023·天津北辰区期中)WhatisamuseumAmuseumisagoodplacetokeepoldandbeautifulthings.Amuseummaybeaplacetolearnaboutscience.Amuseumcanbeaplaceaboutart,humansoranimals.(

B

)51.Amuseumisagoodplaceto

⁠.

A.playcomputergamesB.learnaboutscienceC.collectstampsD.readbooks(A)52.WhichisNOTinsideamuseumaccordingtothepassageA.Mountains.B.Pictures.C.Oldcars.D.Rocks.(

C

)53.Ifyouseeadinosaurskeletoninamuseum,youwillbe

⁠.

A.sadB.tiredC.excitedD.angryBAC(B)54.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthechildren’smuseuminIndianapolisA.Childrendon’tlikethemuseum.B.Themuseumisfreeforchildren.C.Thereisatwo-metre-tallwhitebearinthemuseum.D.ChildreninIndianapoliscantalkwithanimalsinthemuseum.(C)55.What’sthemainideaofthepassageA.Oldcarsandairplanesinmuseums.B.Animalsandtreesinmuseums.C.Thereareallkindsofmuseums.D.Childrenlikemuseums.BCIntheSuiDynasty,thepeopleofYangzhouwouldcutcolourfulpaperorsilkandsatin(缎子)tocelebratefestivals.ItissaidthatEmperorYangcametoYangzhouthreetimes.Inwinter,theflowersandtreesinthegardenbecamedryandweak.Theemperororderedthemaidstocutfinesilkandsatinintoflowersandleavesandusethemtodecoratethetreesandlakes,copyingnicelythelooksofspringandsummer.Sincethen,“colourfulbrocade(织锦缎)”hasbecomeapopularartinYangzhou.IntheTangDynasty,thepapercuttingindustrywashighlydevelopedandalargeamountofhigh-qualitypaperwasmadeaspresentstothecourt(王室人员).CYangzhoupapercutting,withahistoryofmorethan1,000years,canbedatedbacktotheSuiDynasty,makingYangzhouoneoftheplaceswherepapercuttingfirstbecamepopular.IntheQingDynasty,becauseoftheeconomicdevelopment,thepeopleofYangzhoubecameinterestedinwearingfineclothing,especiallyembroidered(刺绣的)clothing.Theembroideredreddesignswerebasedonpaper-cuts.Themostwell-knownofthemwasfromBaoJun,apapercuttingmaster.Hewonareputation(名声)asMagicScissorsforhiswonderfulcuttingskills.AfterthePeople’sRepublicofChinawasfounded,theChinesegovernmentacceptedtheimportanceofpapercuttinglikemanyotherartsandskills.In2007,ChinaPaperCuttingMuseumopenedtothepublicinthebackgardenoftheWang’sResidence(汪氏小苑),Yangzhou,greatlyhelpingthedevelopmentofYangzhoupapercutting.(A)56.Whendid“colourfulbrocade”becomeapopularartinYangzhouA.IntheSuiDynasty.B.IntheTangDynasty.C.IntheMingDynasty.D.IntheQingDynasty.(

B

)57.Theunderlinedword“decorate”inParagraph2means“

⁠”inthepassage.

A.putupB.make...moreattractiveC.make...worseD.cutdownAB(A)58.WhendidChinaPaperCuttingMuseumopentothepublicA.In2007.B.In2008.C.In2009.D.In2010.(C)59.WherecanweprobablyfindthepassageA.Inapoem.B.Inanovel.C.Inamagazine.D.Inadictionary.(D)60.What’sthemainideaofthepassageA.Howtomakepapercutting.B.Thewaytocutpaper.C.TheimportanceofYangzhoupapercutting.D.ThehistoryanddevelopmentofYangzhoupapercutting.ACD五、

补全对话(本大题共5小题,每小题1分,共5分)A.That’snogood!B.ThisisLinHai.C.You’rewelcome.D.CanItakeabusE.Noshouting,please!F.HowfarisitfromhereG.Andwhattimedoesitopen根据对话内容,从方框内选择恰当的句子将对话拓展资料完整(选项中有两项是多余的)。(BellandLinHaiaretalkingoverthephone.)A:Hello!Bellisspeaking.Who’sthatB:Hello,MrBell!61.

B⁠A:Hi,LinHai.What’supB:CouldyoutellmeifthereisahistorymuseuminthecityA:Yes.Thereisone.Therearemanyoldthingsonshowinit.B:Oh,Isee.62.

G⁠A:Itopenseverydayfrom9:00amto5:00pmexceptweekends.B:I’dliketohavealook.TomorrowisTuesday.AndI’mfree.I’mat66RedRoseStreet.63.

F⁠A:It’sabout30minutesonfoot.B:64.

D⁠A:Yes,youcantaketheNo.9bus.B:Thankyouverymuch.A:65.

CB

G

F

D

C

第Ⅱ卷六、完成句子(本大题共5小题,每小题2分,共10分)根据所给中文意思完成句子,每空限填一词。66.禁止入内!难道你看不到那个标志吗

No⁠

entry⁠!Can’tyouseethatsign

67.现在就为此担忧没用。It’s

no⁠

good⁠worryingaboutitnow.

68.你昨天喝了太多的酒。难怪你现在会头痛。Youdranktoomuchwineyesterday.

No⁠

wonder⁠youhaveaheadachenow.

69.孩子们,别用手碰球。这么做是违反规定的。Children,don’ttouchtheballwithhands.It’s

against⁠the

rule(s)⁠.

70.当遇到困难的时候我会和我的父母交谈。IwilltalkwithmyparentswhenIam

in⁠

trouble⁠.

No

entry

no

good

No

wonder

against

rule(s)

in

trouble

七、

任务型阅读(本大题共5小题,每小题1分,共5分)阅读下面短文,根据短文内容完成句子。Sometimesgoodideashavebadresults.ThisiswhathappenedtoSpain’sCastleofMatrera.Thecastlewasbuiltinthe9thcenturyandhasinterestedthousandsofvisitorseveryyear.Butpartofitbrokeafterheavyrain,sothecastleneededabigrepair.However,

theresultdidn’tturnoutwell.Thecastlebecameatotallymodernbuilding!“Thebuildinghasnothingtodowithwhatitusedtobe,orevenwithamedieval(中世纪的)castle,”theSpanishculturalheritagegroup(文化遗产组织)HispaniaNostracriticized(批评).Peopleacrosstheworldhavebeenlaughingaboutitonlinetoo.“Howterrible!”“They’vegotbuildersratherthanrepairers.”“Nowordsareneededwhenyouseethepictures.”Theleaderoftherepairsaidthathewantedtomakesurethebuildingstayedstanding.Facingthecriticism,headded,“Opinionsarealwayswelcome.”71.Thestorytellsus

sometimesgoodideashavebadresults

⁠.

72.Thecastlewasbuilt

inthe9thcentury

⁠.

73.Thecastleneededabigrepairbecause

partofitbrokeafterheavyrain

⁠.

74.Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2refersto

thecastle

⁠.

75.

Theleaderoftherepair

⁠saidhewantedtomakesurethebuildingstayedstanding.

sometimesgoodideashavebadresultsinthe9thcentury

partofitbrokeafterheavyrain

thecastle

Theleaderoftherepair

八、

(2023·原创)综合填空(本大题共10小题,每小题1分,共10分)根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使短文意思完整。每空限填一词。Manymuseumskeepworksofart,andsomehavevaluableworksthatcanneverbereplaced.Thesemuseumsgivethe76.

public

⁠achancetoenjoytheirtreasures.Inthepast,everyonehadtobe77.

nearly

⁠silentwhenvisitingmuseums.Today,rulesaren’tsostrict,but78.

following

⁠somebasicrulesisstillnecessary.

public

nearly

following

Respect

the

space·Avoidstandingagainstthewalls.·Rememberthatnobagsare79.

allowed

⁠inmuseums.

·Nofoodordrinks80.

in

⁠mostmuseums.

·Keepthemuseumcleanand81.

take

⁠awayalllitter.

allowed

in

take

Respect

the

art·Noflash.Brightlightcanbe82.

harmful

⁠totheartworks.

·No83.

touching

⁠theartworks.Hands,fingers,theheadoranyotherpartofthebodyshouldnevercomein