Unit3拔尖测评课件牛津译林版英语九年级上册

Unit3拔尖测评一、

单项选择。（每小题1分，共10分）（

D

）1.What

greatprogressyouhavemade

in

Englishexam！A.a；theB.the；theC.a；anD./；the（

B

）2.Hearingthe19thAsianGameshadbeenheldinHangzhou，

China，wecould

controlourfeelingofpride.A.reallyB.hardlyC.nearlyD.clearlyDB一二三四五六七（

C

）3.—Whatdoyouthinkofhis

？—Ithinktheyare

ofgreat

tome.A.suggestion；valueB.advice；valuableC.suggestions；valueD.suggestion；valuable（

B

）4.—Whichmoviewouldyouliketowatch，Tommy？

—

Um...it’shardtomakea

.A.surveyB.choiceC.callD.wishCB一二三四五六七（

D

）5.—Youdon’tknowwhatgreatdifficultyIhad

toget

thetwotickets.—Butthefilmisreallyworth

twice.A.managed；tobeseenB.tomanage；seeingC.managing；beingseenD.managing；seeing（

C

）6.—Mayweleavetheclassroomnow？—No，you

.You

toleaveuntilthebellrings.A.needn’t；aren’tallowedB.maynot；areallowedC.mustn’t；aren’tallowedD.can’t；areallowedDC一二三四五六七（

A

）7.—Doyoudoubt

？—No，Iamquitesureabout

that.A.thatthevillagehasjustheldaconcertB.ifdidthevillageholdaconcertC.wherethevillagehadaconcertlastmonthD.whetherthevillagehadaconcertlastmonthA一二三四五六七（

D

）8.—Howabout

cold？

—

Goodidea！It’stoohot.Let’sdrinksomeicedtea.A.drinksomethingB.drinkanythingC.drinkinganythingD.drinkingsomethingD一二三四五六七（

C

）9.（2023·沈阳）—Couldyoutellme

？

—

Byunderground.A.whereisShenyangImperialPalaceMuseumB.whereShenyangImperialPalaceMuseumisC.howIcangettoShenyangImperialPalaceMuseumD.howcanIgettoShenyangImperialPalaceMuseumC一二三四五六七（

C

）10.—ThankyouforcaringformydogwhileIamaway.

—

A.Withpleasure.B.Ofcourse.C.Mypleasure.D.Itdoesn’tmatter.C一二三四五六七二、

完形填空。（每小题1分，共15分）DoreenSykoraisastudentatMcGillUniversity.Shehada

1

time

whenshefirstbegancollege.Shesaid，

“Iwasalwayswellpreparedfor

myexaminations.

2

whenIwentintotheclassroomtotaketheexam，I

wouldfallapart.Icouldjustblankoutbecauseofnervousnessand

3

.”

HitoshiSakamoto，ananthropology（人类学）studentatTemple

Universityreported

4

experiences.一二三四五六七Thesetwoyoungstudentswereexperiencingsomethingcalledtest

anxiety.Becauseastudent

5

aboutatestandfeelsstressed，hisorher

minddoesnotworkaswellasitusuallydoes.Thestudentcannotwriteor

thinkclearly

6

theseveretensionandnervousness.一二三四五六七Nowtherearespecialuniversitycoursesto

7

students.Inthese

courses，advisorsandpsychologiststrytohelpstudentsbyteachingthemto

manage

8

anxiety.Suchacoursehelpsstudentslearntolivewithstress

andnot

9

becauseofit.Firststudentstakeapracticetesttomeasuretheir

worrylevel.Ifthetestshowsthattheirstresslevelishigh，thestudentscan

takeashortcoursetomanagethefear.Thesecoursesteachstudentshow

to

10

theirbodies.Theygettrainingtobecomecalminverytense

situations.Bycontrollingtheirnervousness，theycanlettheirminds

1111

moreeasily.Learnedinformationthencomesoutwithoutdifficultyonatest.一二三四五六七DoreenSykorasawimmediateresults

12

takingsuchacourse.She

nowhasinterestintherelaxationmethods.“MostlywhatIdoisimagine

myselfinaverycalmplace.ThenIimaginemyself

13

apencil.Imove

slowlyandcarefully.Ibreatheeasilyandletallthetensionout.Witheach

breath，moreworry

14

me.Itreallyworks.Mygradeshaveimproved

greatly！I’mreallydoingwellatMcGillUniversitynow.This

relaxation

15

notonlyworksonexaminationsbutithasimprovedthe

restofmylife.”ForHitoshitheresultsweremuchthesame.Heisenjoyingschoolalot

moreandlearningmore.一二三四五六七（

C

）1.A.happy

B.great

C.difficult

D.peaceful（

C

）2.A.And

B.Because

C.But

D.So（

B

）3.A.joy

B.fear

C.excitement

D.sadness（

A

）4.A.similar

B.opposite

C.strange

D.special（

D

）5.A.talks

B.learns

C.thinks

D.worries（

A

）6.A.becauseof

B.insteadof

C.exceptfor

D.incaseof（

B

）7.A.ask

B.help

C.manage

D.answer（

C

）8.A.learning

B.study

C.test

D.training（

C

）9.A.create

B.improve

C.fail

D.growCCBADABCC一二三四五六七（

B

）10.A.shape

B.relax

C.create

D.develop（

C

）11.A.prepare

B.play

C.work

D.fight（

A

）12.A.after

B.before

C.if

D.though（

D

）13.A.settingup

B.makingup

C.puttingup

D.pickingup（

A

）14.A.leaves

B.forgets

C.hurts

D.sings（

D

）15.A.choice

B.information

C.silence

D.methodBCADAD一二三四五六七三、

阅读理解。（每小题2.5分，共25分）AWeseehumansallaroundus.Butwhenwasthefirsthumanseen？

Earlyhumansdidnotleavebehindanywrittenrecords.However，theyleft

behindmanypaintingsonthewallsofthecaves（洞穴）wheretheylived.

Thesepaintingsdescribetheirlife.Andweknowtheseearlyhumanswalked

onfourlimbs（四肢）likeapes（猿）.Also，theydidnotliveatone

placebutmovedfromplacetoplaceinsearchoffoodandwater.一二三四五六七Withoutanytools，earlyhumansusedstones，bonesofanimals，

andsharppiecesofwoodtodig，huntandcuttheirfood.Theyalsoused

thesetoprotectthemselvesfromanimals.Sincestoneswereusedtomake

tools，thisagewascalledtheStoneAge.Withtimegoingby，toolsmadeofbonesandstoneswerereplaced

withmetaloneswhichwerestrongerandsharper.Metalswerealsousedfor

farmingandmakingknives.一二三四五六七Thefirstfirethatearlyhumansnoticedwasnaturalfirecausedby

lightning.Withfire，earlyhumanscouldlightupdarkcaves.Theycould

keepthemselveswarmduringcoldweatherandcookmeat.Also，thefire

coulddriveanimalsaway.一二三四五六七Earlyhumansnoticednewtreesgrowingfromtheseeds（种子）that

felltothegroundfromthefruits.Thisgavethemtheideathattheycould

maketheirownfoodbyplantingseeds，whichledtofarming.Withthe

beginningoffarming，earlyhumansbegantosettledown（定居下来）.

Theymovedoutofthecavesandlivedonfarmsandneartheirfields

together，andthenthefirstvillagescameup.一二三四五六七Raisinganimalswasabigeventinhumanhistorythatchangedthelife

ofearlyhumans.Thewilddogswereprobablythefirstanimaltoberaised.

Astimewentby，goats，sheep，cows，donkeysandhorseswerekept

too.Milk，meatandwoolcamefromtheseanimals.一二三四五六七（

A

）1.Earlyhumans’paintingsdon’ttellus

.A.whenthefirsthumansappearedB.howtheywalkedC.wheretheylivedD.howtheylived（

C

）2.Earlyhumanshadtomovearoundinorderto

.A.findmorecavestoliveinB.protectthemselvesfromanimalsC.lookforfoodandwaterD.makedifferentkindsoftoolsAC一二三四五六七（

A

）3.Earlyhumansusedfireto

.①lightupdarkcaves②keepthemselveswarm③cookmeat④driveanimalsaway⑤makeknivesA.①②③④B.①②④⑤C.②③④⑤D.①②③⑤A一二三四五六七（

C

）4.Earlyhumanswereabletosettledownwhen

.A.theycouldwalkontwofeetB.theycouldusemetalsC.theyknewhowtofarmD.theyknewhowtousefireC一二三四五六七（

B

）5.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothepassage？A.Thefirsttoolsweremadeofmetal.B.Thefirstfirenoticedbyearlyhumanswascausedbylightning.C.Thefirstanimaltoberaisedwasthesheep.D.Thefirstvillagescameupbeforethefarmingappeared.B一二三四五六七B（2023·泰州）Now，primarystudentslearncookingatschool.Ithasbeendiscussed

byteachersandparents.Somethinkthatitisausefulskillforstudents，

whileothersthinkit’sawasteoftime；someeventhinkit’sjustashow.But

dotheyreallyunderstandcooking？一二三四五六七It’sbeensaidthatgoodcookingisanartform.Thetruthisthatit’smuch

morethanthat.Whentalkingaboutdifferentfoodsfromallaroundthe

world，orculturesandhistoriesofdishes，studentsareconnectedtothe

worldandlearninghistoryandcultureinanewfield.Whenlearning

cooking，studentsmeasure（称量）materialsfromtimetotime，orfind

oilandwaterdon’tusuallymix.StudentsarealsolearningMathsandScience

inpractice...一二三四五六七Theimportanceoffailuresinmakingfoodisasmuchassuccesses.Li

Mei，11，wascrazyabouttheyummycakesmadebyherfatherand

wantedtomakeoneonherown.Butwhentakinghercakeout，shewasfrustrated（沮丧的）tofindthatthecakewashardandblackatthe

bottom.Herfathertoldherthatwhenhewas13，hetriedtomakecakes，

butwastedboxesofeggs.ThentogetherwithFather，LiMeifoundoutwhat

hadgonewrongandsucceededinmakingone.LiMeilearnedfromthe

failureofcooking，andcouldbebravertofacefailures.一二三四五六七Apartfromthepracticalskills，cookingbuildscharacter.Itencourages

kidstoworkwithothers.Italsoencouragesthemtobeopentofoodsthey

mightnothavetried.Thoughbeinggoodforourhealth，carrotswerehated

by12-year-oldXiaoLei.Buthestartedtolovethemafterhemadeasalad

withthem.一二三四五六七Bycooking，studentsputdowntheirphonesandworktogetherwith

familymembersinthekitchen.Bycooking，studentsformthehabitof

doinglabourwork.Asapartoflaboureducation，cookingisawaytoteach

kidsvital21stcenturyskills，suchascreativityandteamwork.Iftheseskills

aren’ttaughttotoday’sstudents，theymighthardlysurviveinthefuture.一二三四五六七（

A

）6.Whatdoesthewriterthinkof“learningcooking”inprimary

schools？A.Itneedsbetterunderstanding.B.It’sjustausefulskillforstudents.C.It’sreallyawasteoftime.D.Itmustbecancelledasashow.A一二三四五六七（

D

）7.What’stherelationshipbetweencookingandothersubjects

accordingtothepassage？A.

B.

C.

D.

D一二三四五六七（

C

）8.Whatdoesthewriterthinkoffailureincooking？A.Cookingcanhelppeopleavoidfailure.B.Thereisnofailurewithoutsuccess.C.Failureisasimportantassuccess.D.Cookingissuretobefailureatlast.C一二三四五六七（

C

）9.WhydoesthewritermentionthechangeofXiaoLei？A.Toshowuscarrotsaregoodforourhealth.B.Toencouragekidstoworkwithothers.C.Toeducatekidstobeopentodifferentfoods.D.Toteachushowtomakeasaladwithcarrots.（

A

）10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“vital”inthelastparagraph

mean？A.Necessary.B.Difficult.C.Creative.D.Simple.CA一二三四五六七四、

词汇。（每小题1分，共10分）A.

根据句意、汉语提示或英文释义写出单词。1.Eachwordshouldbe

（发音）clearlywhenyougivea

speech.2.—Haveyouseenthe

（字典）onthedesk？—

Yes.MrChenhandedthemtothechildrenjustnow.pronounced

dictionaries

一二三四五六七3.Henryusedtoaskfriendsforhelpwhenhehaddifficulty

⁠

（workout）problems.4.Thenoiseoutsidewaskeepingeveryone

（notasleep）.5.—I’mafraidIdon’tknowhowto

⁠withthePhysicsproblem.—YoucangotoMrYangforhelp.solving

awake

deal

一二三四五六七B.

选用方框中所给的单词或短语并用其适当形式填空，有一个单词或短

语是多余的。strict

please

stayout

mad

imagine

stayawake6.AgrowingnumberofgunaccidentsintheUSAcallformuch

⁠

lawstocontrolguns.7.Itisnotrightto

⁠toplaywithyourfriendswithouttellingyour

parents.You’dbettergohomeearly.stricter

stayout

一二三四五六七8.Itgivesme

⁠tocelebratethemeaningfulsuccesswithallof

you.9.Shegoteven

⁠afterherhusbandtoldherthetruth.10.Afterwatchingthisfilm，Ican’tstop

⁠whatmylifewill

belikein2050.pleasure

madder

imagining

一二三四五六七五、[传统文化]（2024·原创）根据首字母提示补全短文。（每空1分，

共10分）民间传统艺术形式——快板Thefolkartform，

kuaiban，whichhasalonghistory，canbe

performedbyagrouporasingleperson.Withoneortwopairsofbamboo

clappers—akindof1.

⁠Chinesemusicalinstrumentintheir

hands，theperformerstellstoriesinthelocaldialect（方言）.Thesestories

areusuallyfolktalesoraboutsociallife.traditional

一二三四五六七LiuJimingandWanYifumadeandsharedshortvideosbyusing

kuaiban.Thevideoswereviewed2.

oftimes.Asaresult，Liu

andWanhavegainedlotsoffollowersontheInternet.They’ve

3.

⁠manynewworkstoraisepeople’sawareness.Someoftheir

worksareaboutthedangerofdrunkendrivingandfoodsafety.Theyalso

writestoriestoshow4.

topeoplewhomakecontributions，

suchastrafficpolicemen.millions

created

respect

一二三四五六七AccordingtoLiuandWan，peoplecanunderstandkuaibanpieces

without5.

.Thestoriestoldinkuaibanpiecesare6.

⁠

topeople’sdailylives.Thus，theyconsiderthatitisafunwaytointroduce

theChinesefolkculturethroughkuaiban.Andwhat7.

⁠tothem

isthatbothyoungpeopleandoldpeoplebegintoknowthecharmoftheart

form，

kuaiban，whichmaynotbepaidmuch8.

to，

comparedwithothertraditionalartforms.difficulty

close

matters

attention

一二三四五六七Folkartforms，likexiangsheng，

pingshuandkuaiban，share

somethingincommon.Thesetraditionalartformsshowthebeautyand

9.

oftraditionalChineseculture，sotheyshouldbeknownby

morepeopleandgettomoreareas.Luckily，10.

⁠the

Internet，newperformerswhogoonsharingkuaibanpieces，likeLiuand

Wan，areplayinganactiverole.Hopefully，theseChinesefolkartforms

willbealivewiththetimes.value

through

一二三四五六七六、

任务型阅读。（每小题2分，共10分）根据短文内容，从方框中选出适当的选项补全短文，有两项是多余的。A.Ahealthybodyimageisimportant.B.Friendswhoacceptandsupportyoucanbeahealthyinfluence.C.Anegativeorunhealthybodyimageisfeelingunhappywiththewayyou

look.D.Theseincludethefamilyenvironment，abilityordisability，the

attitudesofpeers，socialmedia，theculturalbackgroundandsoon.E.Developinghealthyeatinghabitsanddoingsportscanhelpbuildupa

positivebodyimage.F.Agoodbodyimageiscertaintoleadtoagoodsportperformance.G.Thosewhohavethesamebodyimagemaybecomegoodfriends.一二三四五六七Teenage

body

imageYourbodyimageiswhatyouthinkaboutyourbody.Itincludesthe

pictureofyourbodythatyouhaveinyourmind，whichmightormightnot

matchyourbody’srealshapeandsize.一二三四五六七Apositiveorhealthybodyimageisfeelinghappyandsatisfiedwith

yourbody，aswellasbeingcomfortablewithandacceptingthewayyou

look.1.

⁠Peoplewhofeellikethisoftenwanttochangetheirbodysize

orshape.Yourbodyimageisinfluencedbymanythings.2.

⁠Puberty（青春期）isalsoabiginfluence.Duringpuberty，yourbody

isgoingthroughlotsofchanges.Butatthesametime，fittinginwithand

lookingthesameasotherpeoplebecomemoreimportant.C

D

一二三四五六七3.

Whenyoufeelgoodaboutyourbody，youwillbemore

confidentaboutyourself.Itispossibleforyoutofeeldownifyoufocusonthenegativemessages

aroundyouandmakenegativecomparisonsbetweenyourbodiesandwhat

youseeasperfectbodies.A

一二三四五六七Youcantrytalkingwithyourfriendsaboutyourfeelingofthephysical

changesofpuberty.4.

⁠It’salsogoodforyoutoknowthatsomeimages

ontheInternetarenotreal，whichareoftenbeautifiedsothatpeoplelook

more“beautiful”thantheyreallyare.Youshouldbeproudofyourselfforthingsthataren’taboutappearance.

Thismightincludeyoursenseofhumour，effortatschool，helpfulness，

orotherspecialskills.Youcanalsospendtimeoninterestsandactivitiesthat

makeyoufeelgood.5.

⁠B

E

一二三四五六七Ifyoualreadyhaveanegativebodyimage，consideraskingforadvice

fromexperts.Thismightgiveyouthetoolsyouneedtofightagainstsocial

pressureandfeelgoodaboutyourbody.一二三四五六七七、

书面表达。（共20分）假设你是苏华，最近你的澳大利亚笔友内森犯了一些错误，他倍感

懊恼并写了一封邮件向你诉说相关情况，希望你能帮助他排解困惑。请

你根据他的邮件内容并结合自身经历，用英语回复一封邮件开导他。To：suhua@From：nathan@Subject：Learningfrommistakes一二三四五六七DearSuHua，

I’munhappybecauseI’vemadesomemistakesrecently.They’re

troublingmealotthesedays.Ireallyneedyourhelp.Wouldyouplease

shareyourexperiencewithme？·

Doyouagreethateveryonemakesmistakes？

·

Canyoutellmeoneofyourmistakes？·

Howdidyoudealwithyourproblem？

·

Whathaveyoulearnedfromthemistake？I’mlookingforwardtohearingfromyousoon.Allthebest！Nathan一二三四五六七要求：1.需回答邮件中所有问题，可适当发挥，使短文连贯、通

顺。2.文中不得出现真实的人名、校名等相关信息。3.词数90左右。

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