湖北省仙桃市荣怀学校2019年秋季学期九年级英语Unit 11 单元测试试题(有答案)

2019年秋季学期九年级英语Unit 11 单元测试一．用括号内所给词的适当形式填空。

1. Han Yang was made (study) at least 3 hours a day during the holidays by his mother.2. —Do you feel like (walk)a little farther along the river? —No, I'm too tired now.3. When Mrs. Griffin saw the mess in the room, she was close to (go) mad.4. I'd rather (stay)at home reading the novel than (go) to that noisy place.5. Alan prefers (spend) long hours on the train to (travel)by air.6. Dad is Back is such an interesting show that it can make people (have) fun.7.You'd better not eat too much fast food if you don't want to put on (weigh).8.Neither my parents nor my head teacher (allow)me to play computer games too much.They think it is harmful to my health.9.Driving to work used to be popular, but (late), more and more people go to work by bike to avoid heavy traffic.10. The young man made many mistakes in his work, so he (kick) off the company by the manager last week.二．单项选择。

从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

( )11. Don’t be hard these children. After all, they’re only 8 years old.A. onB. inC. atD. with( )12. Many volunteers went to Nepal after the earthquake. I really admired them for their .A. reliefB. courageC. faultD. power( )13. When you decide to lose weight, you’d better take the doctor’s advice. This will help you reach your in a safe and healthy way.A.secretB. choiceC. fameD. goal( )14. Julie to show her agreement. Then we went to the park together.A. addedB. bowedC. knockedD. nodded ( )15. —Gina looks . What’s wrong?—She still feels weak after her illness.A. silentB. paleC. activeD. proud( )16. is true that my car cost a lot, but I think it’s worth it.A. OneB. ThatC. WhatD. It( )17. Mom didn’t feel well. The doctor her but failed to find anything wrong.A. suggestedB. requiredC. praisedD. examined ( )18. Sam borrowed a book from the school library. he read it, he liked it.A. The more; the muchB. The much; the muchC. The much; the moreD. The more; the more( )19. —I heard that you went to Chongqing for a holiday. Did you enjoy yourself ?—Well, . The food was delicious but the weather was awful.A.a piece of cakeB. of courseC. yes and noD. no problem ( )20.. Just now we were told that the room next to will be used as a reading room.A. weB. usC. oursD. our( )21. —Do you mind if I smoke here?—I'd rather you didn't. It makes me .A. sillyB. lonelyC. uncomfortableD. sleepy( )22. —Have you seen Marcus ?—Yes, he comes to visit me from time to time.A. foreverB. probablyC. onceD. lately ( )23. —Would you like to see a film with me, Carla?—I have no interest in it. , I have lots of work to do.A. HoweverB. BesidesC. LaterD. Finally( )24. Ms. Green checked everything carefully before she left the hotel, making sure that nothing wasA. laid outB. left outC. blown outD. given out ( )25. —Shall we go traveling?—We can't. , we don't have enough money. Secondly, we're too busy.A. To start withB. As a resultC. After allD. In fact三．完形填空Everyone feels lonely sometimes. Maybe you have to go somewhere different or come home toa(n) 26 house. Maybe your best friend is sick or on holiday, or you find yourself in a group of people who all know each other well and they 27 you out.Feeling lonely for a long time can make you very 28 . Here is some advice from kids on howto 29 loneliness.Take something to school and if someone asks to play with you, say 30 . He might ask you to play with him next time.—Caleb Start a collection or a 31 . You will not feel so lonely and you will be able to talk about it with other people who are interested in the same things. If you get a magazine 32 collections, you can find other people who want to read and you could be friends.—Ivy Go on the Internet and look for chat rooms (聊天室) on kids' websites, 33 remember not to give any personal 34 , like your name and address. Ask Mom or Dad first.—Sean Help Mom or Dad to do chores. You'll have 35 to talk to and you'll learn how to do things when you grow up.—Natalia ( )26. A. tidy B. small C. crowded D. empty( )27. A. take B. help C. leave D. check( )28. A. upset B. tired C. proud D. active( )29. A. deal with B. part with C. take up D. make up( )30. A. sorry B. hi C. yes D. bye( )31. A. class B. club C. job D. hobby( )32. A. about B. for C. in D. to( )33. A. or B. if C. so D. but( )34. A. choice B. opinion C. information D. experience( )35. A. somebody B. anybody C. everybody D. nobody四．阅读理解AThe Cartoon Museum in London opened to the public in 2006. It celebrates the art of the British cartoons from the 18th century to the present day.The museum is in the heart of London and is very close to the British Museum. With many nearby restaurants, shops and other places of interest to visit, this museum can be a part of a whole day out for the whole family.Address: 35 Little Russell Street London WC1A 2HHTelephone: 0207 580 8155 E⁃mail: info@Opening hours: Mon. — Sat.: 10:30 — 17:30 (including Bank Holidays)Sun.: 12:00 — 17:30Ticket prices: Adults: £7 Students: £3 Free for children under 18Children ages 12 or under must be accompanied (陪伴) by an adult.( )36. How long has the Cartoon Museum been open to the public?A. 6 years.B. 9 years.C. 15 years.D. 35 years.( )37. How many hours is the museum open on Saturdays?A. 5.5.B. 6.C. 7.D. 8.( )38. If Bob, a 13-year-old boy, and his parents want to visit the museum, how much should they pay?A. £10.B. £14.C. £17.D. £18.( )39. Which of the following are mentioned about the museum?① e-mail address ② website ③ telephone number ④ location ⑤ collectionA. ①②③B. ①④⑤C. ①③④D. ②③⑤( )40. Which of the following is TRUE according to the material?A.The museum isn’t open during Bank Holidays.B. The museum is far from the center of London.C. There are restaurants and shops in the museum.D. C hildren under 12 can’t visit the museum alone.BPeople all over the world make edible (可食用的) homes and villages out of gingerbread (姜饼). Gingerbread can be smooth, soft bread, but if you want to build a house out of it, you make it as a cookie.Gingerbread probably came from the Middle East or Asia. People there have been making it for over a thousand years. It is said that gingerbread arrived in Europe in the tenth century. A man named Gregory Makar brought the recipe (食谱) from Armenia to France.Although gingerbread became popular in many parts of Europe, it really caught on in Germany. After the Brothers Grimm wrote the story of Hansel and Gretel, Germans began to make gingerbread houses. Later, when Germans moved to America, they brought this tradition with them. And it became a tradition for many Americans, especially around Christmastime.In 1991, the city of Bergen, Norway, started a gingerbread tradition of its own. Every winter, children aged eleven and under are invited to build a city out of gingerbread.There is also a gingerbread house competition in North Carolina, America. It’s called the National Gingerbread House Competition. Anyone aged five or older can join in.From cookies to houses, and from Armenia to America, gingerbread has changed a lot over the past one thousand years. And people keep imagining new uses for the delicious dessert.( )41. We can learn from the passage that Gregory Makar ______.A. was the first European to eat gingerbreadB. introduced gingerbread to EuropeC. built the first gingerbread houseD. made the first gingerbread( )42. What do the underlined words “caught on” mean?A. Became cheap.B. Became popular.C. Became useful.D. Became possible. ( )43. Which of the following shows the correct order of the countries starting gingerbread traditions?A. Armenia→France→Germany→AmericaB. Armenia→Germany→France→AmericaC. France→America→Armenia→GermanyD. France→America→Germany→Armenia ( )44. Who can enter the National Gingerbread House Competition?A. Only adults.B. Only kids.C. Anyone.D. People who are 5 or older. ( )45. Which is the best title for the passage?A. Gingerbread housesB. How to make gingerbreadC. Why people eat gingerbreadD. The National Gingerbread House Competition 五．综合填词。