Unit3检测卷课件牛津译林版九年级英语上册

Unit3检测卷九年级上册一、单项选择。（每小题1分，共10分）（

D

）1.—

Oh

dear！We

have

missed

the

last

bus.

What

shall

we

do？—

I’m

afraid

we

have

no

but

to

take

a

taxi.A.

ideaB.

decisionC.

reasonD.

choiceD（

D

）2.

My

English

teacher

is

very

strict

us，and

she’s

also

very

strict

her

work.A.

in；withB.

at；withC.

on；inD.

with；aboutD一二三四五六（

B

）3.—

Would

you

like

some

coffee？—

No，thanks.

I

drink

it.

I

think

water

is

the

best.A.

oftenB.

hardlyC.

usuallyD.

alwaysB（

B

）4.

We’re

not

supposed

to

those

who

fail.

No

one

can

be

a

winner

all

the

time.A.

turn

outB.

laugh

atC.

spread

outD.

share

withB一二三四五六（

D

）5.

Teenagers

usually

have

many

problems

at

school，and

they

don’t

know

them.A.

what

should

they

do

withB.

how

should

they

do

withC.

what

to

deal

withD.

how

to

deal

withD一二三四五六（

C

）6.—

What’s

wrong

with

you，Eric？

You

look

tired.—

I

to

prepare

for

the

final

exam

last

night.A.

picked

upB.

cheered

upC.

stayed

upD.

put

upC一二三四五六（

D

）7.

I

always

advise

my

father

smoke.

I

think

it

is

.A.

not；a

good

ideaB.

not

to；piece

of

good

adviceC.

not；a

good

adviceD.

not

to；a

piece

of

good

adviceD一二三四五六（

C

）8.—

Nancy，do

you

know

？—

In

1956，I

think.A.

who

wrote

the

play

TeahouseB.

what

the

play

Teahouse

is

aboutC.

when

the

play

Teahouse

was

writtenD.

why

Lao

She

wrote

the

play

TeahouseC一二三四五六（

A

）9.

—

I

feel

stressed

from

time

to

time.

Could

you

give

me

some

advice？—

sharing

your

worries

with

your

parents？They

will

certainly

help

you.A.

How

aboutB.

Why

don’t

youC.

Why

notD.

Would

you

likeA（

A

）10.

—

Thanks

for

sharing

your

ruler

with

me.

—

That’s

what

friends

are

for.A.

Don’t

mention

it.B.

It

doesn’t

matter.C.

Never

mind.D.

All

right.A一二三四五六二、完形填空。（每小题1分，共15分）“I

didn’t

do

anything！”

“It’s

not

my

mistake！”

“Say

you’re

sorry！”Do

they

1

familiar？Do

you

often

say

these

words？

2

so，

you’re

like

lots

of

kids

who

sometimes

argue

with

friends

or

family

members.

（

A

）1.

A.

sound

B.

taste

C.

look

D.

smell（

B

）2.

A.

As

B.

If

C.

Or

D.

EvenAB一二三四五六It’s

not

always

easy

to

3

with

arguments，because

kids

aren’t

4

and

they

sometimes

do

things

that

get

them

5

trouble.

But

saying

sorry

can

help.（

A

）3.

A.

deal

B.

agree

C.

work

D.

play（

C

）4.

A.

foolish

B.

excited

C.

perfect

D.

helpful（

D

）5.

A.

out

B.

off

C.

on

D.

intoSaying

sorry

is

also

6

apologizing（道歉）.

（

C

）6.

A.

asked

B.

imagined

C.

called

D.

promisedACDC一二三四五六When

you

apologize，you’re

telling

someone

that

you’re

sorry

for

the

7

you

caused，even

if

you

didn’t

do

it

on

purpose（故意地）.

Maybe

apologizing

also

means

that

you

will

8

to

do

better.（

D

）7.

A.

reason

B.

news

C.

chance

D.

trouble（

B

）8.

A.

stop

B.

try

C.

forget

D.

continueApologizing

shows

that

you

begin

to

worry

about

9

others

may

feel

because

of

what

you

did

or

said.

（

B

）9.

A.

which

B.

how

C.

who

D.

whenDBB一二三四五六When

you

think

about

others’

10

，you

begin

to

feel

sorry

for

your

acts.

11

you

even

feel

embarrassed（尴尬的）or

shy

if

you

did

something

that

you

knew

was

12

.（

D

）10.

A.

names

B.

numbers

C.

worries

D.

feelings（

A

）11.

A.

Perhaps

B.

Hardly

C.

Anyway

D.

Finally（

B

）12.

A.

correct

B.

wrong

C.

valuable

D.

simpleDAB一二三四五六Even

if

you

13

something

you

didn’t

mean

to

do，you’d

still

feel

sorry

if

you

knew

others’

feelings

were

14

.

After

apologizing，you

will

feel

a

little

15

.

Probably

others

will

too.（

D

）13.

A.

found

B.

solved

C.

doubted

D.

did（

C

）14.

A.

balanced

B.

changed

C.

hurt

D.

cheered（

C

）15.

A.

nervous

B.

sad

C.

relaxed

D.

worriedDCC一二三四五六三、阅读理解。（每小题2分，共30分）AProgress

means

the

act

of

going

forward.

Making

any

kind

of

progress

can

make

us

healthy

and

happy

in

life.

By

actively

working

towards

our

goals，we

can

make

progress

in

our

life.To

make

more

progress

in

life，start

looking

at

problems

in

a

different

way.

Whatever

happens，if

we

think

positively，it

can

be

useful

and

helpful.

We

need

to

know

that

problems

are

part

of

our

life.

After

we

solve

problems

one

after

another，we

can

make

more

progress

and

become

stronger.一二三四五六Having

confidence

is

helpful

for

us

to

make

progress.

Confidence

comes

from

different

places，such

as

proper

education，training

or

having

good

relationships.

We

should

also

stay

with

people

who

believe

in

our

success

and

actively

support

us.

These

people

can

help

push

us

towards

progress.Slow

progress

is

still

progress.

Just

as

the

old

saying

goes，“It

does

not

matter

how

slowly

you

go

as

long

as

you

do

not

stop.”

Progress

usually

comes

a

lot

more

slowly

than

we

expect.

Even

if

progress

is

slow，try

not

to

be

worried.

One

important

thing

is

that

we

keep

taking

steps

towards

our

goals，and

another

is

that

we

clearly

remember

what

our

goals

are

all

the

time.

The

actual

speed

isn’t

important.一二三四五六The

road

to

progress

is

not

always

smooth.

Most

progress

often

comes

with

setbacks

along

the

way.

Sometimes，maybe

it

feels

like

we’re

taking

one

step

forward

and

three

steps

back，but

it

won’t

always

be

like

that.

Keep

going

towards

our

goals

and

we

can

make

the

progress

we

want

much

more

easily.Progress

doesn’t

always

happen

in

a

straight

line.

As

long

as

we

keep

working，we

will

achieve

higher

levels.一二三四五六（

C

）1.

What

does

progress

make

us

do？A.

Set

lifelong

goals.B.

Go

forward

easily.C.

Live

healthily

and

happily.D.

Think

about

new

things.C（

C

）2.

What

does

Paragraph

3

mainly

tell

us？A.

We

should

support

different

people.B.

Some

people

can

push

us

to

failure.C.

Confidence

helps

us

make

progress.D.

Different

schools

expect

the

same

progress.C一二三四五六（

B

）3.

What

does

the

writer

say

about

slow

progress？A.

It

often

goes

smoothly.B.

It

still

means

progress.C.

It

sometimes

stops.D.

It

always

gives

us

a

clear

mind.（

D

）4.

Which

word

is

close

to

the

underlined

word

“setbacks”？A.

Prizes.B.

Advantages.C.

Excuses.D.

Difficulties.BD一二三四五六（

A

）5.

Which

can

be

the

best

title

for

the

passage？A.

Ideas

about

making

progressB.

The

key

to

speeding

up

progressC.

Meanings

of

having

confidenceD.

Suggestions

on

relationshipsA一二三四五六BIn

my

opinion，the

“double

reduction”

policy

aimed

at

easing（减

轻）education-related

pressure

on

parents

and

children

is

effective.

Now

take

my

home

as

an

example

to

show

how

it

works.“Dad！Get

up！You

promised

to

take

us

to

the

zoo

today！”

my

two

daughters

shouted

together

one

recent

Saturday

morning.

The

clock

had

just

struck

seven，but

my

girls

had

already

gotten

noisier

than

the

monkeys

in

the

zoo！一二三四五六For

families

with

children，weekends

have

become

very

different.

In

the

past，my

wife

and

I

could

at

least

sleep

in（睡懒觉）.

Then

at

9

o’clock，we

had

to

wake

up

the

kids.

After

throwing

them

into

a

tutoring

class（辅导班），we

could

enjoy

ourselves

for

several

hours.

But

now，

these

classes

are

gone

altogether.

Kids，of

course，are

happy

about

this.

Every

Tuesday

or

Wednesday

evening，my

girls

would

ask

me，“Where

are

we

going

to

spend

this

coming

Saturday？”一二三四五六Luckily，there

are

still

some

classes

for

them

to

attend.

On

Sundays，

my

girls

go

to

learn

ballet

and

chess.

They

really

enjoy

their

time

there.

My

elder

daughter

is

old

enough

to

read

quietly

on

her

own.

On

lucky

days，we

can

get

her

to

read

together

with

her

sister.

Still，a

quiet

“competition”

is

on.

My

girls

sometimes

talk

about

how

their

classmates

have

spent

an

exciting

weekend.

It’s

their

way

of

complaining

about

my

laziness.Weekends

are

more

tiring

now

for

parents，but

I

think

they

are

good

for

kids.

After

all，childhood

should

be

more

than

just

studying

school

subjects.

It

should

be

more

colourful.一二三四五六（

A

）6.

What

is

the

aim

of

the

“double

reduction”

policy？A.

To

ease

education-related

pressure

on

parents

and

children.B.

To

make

parents

stay

with

their

children

at

weekends.C.

To

make

parents

have

more

time

for

themselves

at

weekends.D.

To

make

children

and

their

parents

have

a

good

time

at

weekends.A一二三四五六（

C

）7.

What

did

the

writer

do

with

his

children

one

recent

Saturday

morning？A.

They

travelled

to

the

countryside.B.

They

went

camping.C.

They

went

to

visit

the

zoo.D.

They

went

to

a

tutoring

class.C（

C

）8.

When

the

tutoring

classes

are

gone

altogether，children

are

.A.

tiredB.

sadC.

happyD.

surprisedC一二三四五六（

D

）9.

Which

of

the

following

is

not

true？A.

The

writer’s

elder

daughter

is

old

enough

to

read

quietly

by

herself.B.

The

“double

reduction”

policy

is

effective.C.

The

writer’s

children

learn

ballet

and

chess

on

Sundays

now.D.

Weekends

are

more

relaxing

for

parents

because

of

the

“double

reduction”

policy.D（

A

）10.

What

might

be

the

writer’s

attitude

toward

the

policy？A.

Supportive.B.

Disapproving.C.

Doubtful.D.

Unsure.A一二三四五六CDoes

every

dinner

with

your

parents

seem

to

turn

into

an

argument（争

吵）？Have

your

once

warm

conversations

become

cold？You

are

not

alone.

Heated

arguments

and

cold

silences

are

common

between

teenagers

and

their

parents.Teenagers’

physical（身体的）changes

may

cause

such

family

problems.

You

may

feel

worried

that

you

are

developing

at

a

different

speed

from

your

friends，shooting

up

in

height

or

getting

left

far

behind.

You

might

worry

about

your

changing

voice

and

weight

problems.

When

it

all

gets

too

much，your

parents

are

often

the

first

you

want

to

get

angry

with.一二三四五六It

can

be

a

big

headache

to

balance

your

developing

mental（精神的）

needs

too.

You

enter

a

strange

middle

ground—no

longer

a

small

child

but

not

quite

an

adult.

You

hate

to

depend

on

your

parents

but

have

a

continued

need

for

their

love

and

support.

You

feel

ready

to

make

decisions

on

your

own.

Unluckily，your

parents

do

not

always

agree

and

that

makes

you

feel

unhappy.

On

the

other

hand，when

you

are

trying

to

control

your

feelings，

you

wish

they

could

be

more

caring

and

patient—sometimes

they

forget

that

growing

up

is

a

hard

time.

It

can

be

difficult

when

your

parents

treat

you

like

a

child

but

expect

you

to

act

like

an

adult.

All

of

this

can

cause

a

breakdown

in

your

relationship.一二三四五六

▲

The

key

to

keeping

the

peace

is

regular（有规律的）and

honest

communication.

When

you

disagree

with

your

parents，take

a

minute

to

calm

down

and

try

to

understand

the

situation

from

their

point

of

view.

Perhaps

they

have

experienced

something

similar

and

do

not

want

you

to

go

through

the

same

pain.

Explain

your

actions

and

feelings

calmly，listen

carefully，and

make

them

free

from

worries.

Through

this

kind

of

healthy

discussion，you

will

learn

when

to

back

down

and

when

to

ask

your

parents

to

relax

their

control.一二三四五六Just

remember

that

it

is

common

to

fight

with

the

stress

and

that

you

and

your

parents

can

work

together

to

improve

your

relationship.

The

good

news

is

that

this

stormy

time

will

not

last.

Everything

will

turn

out

all

right

in

the

end，and

the

changes

and

challenges

of

your

teenage

years

will

prepare

you

for

your

future.一二三四五六（

A

）11.

The

writer

asked

two

questions

in

Paragraph

1

to

.A.

introduce

a

subjectB.

give

examplesC.

solve

a

problemD.

tell

stories（

C

）12.

What

does

the

underlined

word

“that”

in

Paragraph

3

referto？A.

Parents’

love.B.

Parents’

dislike.C.

Parents’

disagreement.D.

Parents’

support.AC一二三四五六（

B

）13.

Which

of

the

following

can

be

the

best

to

fill

in

“

▲

”

in

Paragraph

4？A.

So

it’s

difficult

to

get

along

well

with

your

parents.B.

However，you

can

take

action

to

improve

the

situation.C.

But

how

could

this

happen？D.

But

when

can

this

come

to

an

end？B一二三四五六（

C

）14.

Which

of

the

following

is

the

structure

of

the

passage？A.

B.

C.

D.

C一二三四五六（

A

）15.

The

purpose

of

the

passage

is

mainly

.A.

to

encourage

teenagers

to

get

through

a

difficult

timeB.

to

describe

family

problems

between

teenagers

and

parentsC.

to

introduce

some

ways

to

solve

the

family

problemsD.

to

explain

possible

reasons

for

a

difficult

timeA一二三四五六For

those

who

are

studying

at

school，the

time

of

exams

is

very

stressful

and

difficult.

Some

people

find

exam

times

so

bad

that

they

become

ill，because

they

are

afraid

of

failing

and

letting

their

teachers

and

family

down.

If

exams

are

really

making

you

ill

or

worried，don’t

hide

your

feelings.

Talk

to

someone

about

it.

Maybe

you

can

speak

to

a

friend，

someone

in

your

family，or

teachers

at

your

place

of

study.

If

one

person

doesn’t

help

you，ask

someone

else.四、任务型阅读。（每小题1.5分，共15分）阅读下面的短文，并根据所读内容在文章后图表中的空格里填入一个最

恰当的单词，每个空格只填一个单词。一二三四五六Ask

a

teacher

or

tutor

about

how

to

review

your

lesson，and

exam

skills—how

to

work

when

you

are

in

an

exam.Take

a

short

rest

during

your

time

of

work.

If

your

mind

is

tired，you

will

not

remember

things

well.Plan

your

work.

Study

at

times

when

you

know

you

will

work

at

your

best.Get

enough

sleep，and

eat

healthy

food.You

need

exercise

to

work

well.

Walk，run，and

play

sports—

whatever

you

enjoy.How

can

you

get

through

exams？Here

is

some

advice.一二三四五六Stop

thinking

about

the

future

and

failing.If

you

feel

ill，talk

to

someone

about

your

worries.

But

don’t

be

too

relaxed！Some

stress

over

exams

makes

you

work

hard

for

them.If

it

upsets

you

to

talk

to

your

friends

about

an

exam

when

it

is

finished，don’t

do

it！In

fact，don’t

even

think

about

the

exam

you

have

finished.

What

is

done

is

done.

You

cannot

change

what

you

have

written！一二三四五六If

you

are

studying

in

the

evening，don’t

go

straight

to

bed.

Your

mind

will

still

be

“going

round

and

round”—thinking

too

much.

Do

something

else，maybe

walk

or

get

exercise.

Choose

something

that

will

relax

you，

and

make

you

think

of

other

things.The

stressful

and

difficult

time

of

1.

⁠CauseBe

afraid

of

2.

and

letting

teachers

and

family

3.

⁠.exams

failing

down

To

this

advice，we

could

add：一二三四五六FeelingsBe

4.

⁠

orworried

before

an

exam.Think

too

much

after

5.

⁠

in

the

evening.Be

upset

after

an

exam.ill

study

ing

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to

someone

about

your

6.

⁠

.

But

being

too

relaxed

isn’t

good

for

the

exam.Don’t

go

7.

⁠

to

bed

and

choose

something

to8.

⁠

you.Don’t

talk

to

your

friends

about

the

exam

when

9.

it.

Because

you

cannot

10.

your

writing.worri

es

strai

ght

relax

finishing

change

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式。有提示词的空格不限一词，无提示词的空格限填一词。You

don’t

need

to

wait

until

you’re

an

adult

to

take

part

in

community

service.

You

can

develop

good

habits

now.

Community

service

is

a

great

way

to

make

1.

difference

in

your

neighbourhood.

You

can

also

enjoy

2.

（spend）time

with

friends

and

meeting

new

people.

Here

are

some

ideas

for

you

to

start

3.

（quick）.a

spending

quickly

一二三四五六Do

you

play

an

instrument

or

love

to

draw？Offer

to

give

free

concerts

at

a

senior

centre

or

spread

your

love

of

art

by

giving

4.

（lesson）to

younger

children.

You

can

never

imagine

5.

happy

you

will

be

after

that.Do

you

live

near

a

public

park？You

can

volunteer

6.

⁠（plant）

trees

or

clean

up

the

park.

You’ll

bring

pleasure

7.

⁠

everyone

who

uses

the

park.lessons

how

to

plant

to/for

一二三四五六Do

you

know

any

sick

or

disabled

people

in

your

neighbourhood？Offer

to

do

yard

work

for

8.

（they）.

Sweep

the

floor

and

9.

（do）the

dishes.

Or

just

stop

by

for

a

friendly

visit

with

some

food.Does

your

school

encourage

a

buddy（伙伴）system？You

can

set

up

buddy

systems

which

connect

older

children

with

10.

⁠（young）ones.

Buddies

often

spend

time

together

reading

books.

Helping

a

young

person

grow

into

a

smart

reader

is

a

gift

that

keeps

on

giving.them

do

younger

一二三四五六六、（滨州中考）书面表达。（共15分）假设你是李华，近日你的英国笔友埃米发来邮件，向你诉说她

最近的困扰。请你根据邮件内容，用英语给她回一封邮件，谈一谈

你的见解。一二三四五六I

have

been

a

bit

fatter

than

other

girls

since

I

was

little.

For

a

long

time，this

really

troubled

me.

I

feel

more

worried

because

I

will

start

my

senior

high

school

life

soon！I

am

afraid

that

the

students

in

the

new

school

will

laugh

at

me

because

I

am

“big”.

I

decide

to

look

more

beautiful，so

I

want

to

lose

weight

by

dieting.

What

do

you

think

of

my

plan？Can

you

give

me

some

advice？I

look

forward

to

your

reply.Amy参考词汇：diet节食；appearance外貌；inner

beauty内在美Dear

Li

Hua，一二三四五六要求：1.要点齐全，并适当发挥；2.文中不得出现真实姓名与校

名；3.

90词左右，已给出部分不计入总词数。Dear

Amy，I

have

received

and

read

your

email，in

which

you

said

you

wanted

to

lose

weight

by

dieting.

⁠