仁愛(ài)版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)(上)

./仁愛(ài)版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)<上>Unit4月考試題滿分：100時(shí)間：100分鐘第一部分聽(tīng)力部分〔20分=1\*ROMANI.根據(jù)每小題所聽(tīng)到的對(duì)話,從所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇符合題意的圖畫(huà).〔5分1..A.B.C.2.A.B.C.3.A.B.C.4.AB.C.5.A..B.C.=2\*ROMANII..聽(tīng)對(duì)話選出最佳答案〔5聽(tīng)對(duì)話1,完成6—8小題.<>6.Whataretheygoingtodo?A.Seeamovieaboutaliens.B.WatchaTVprogramaboutastronauts.C.Readthestoriesaboutaliens.<>7.Whendoesitbegin?A.Atsixintheafternoon.B.Atsixtwentyintheafternoon.C.Attwentytosixintheafternoon.<>8.Wherewilltheymeet?A.Inthemovietheater.B.Outsidethemovietheater.C.Nearthemovietheater.聽(tīng)對(duì)話2,完成9—10小題.<>9.WhatisMariagoingtobeinthefuture?A.Ascientist.B.Anastronaut.C.Adancer.<>10.Whatdotheythinktheymustdofirstiftheywanttheirdreamstocometrue?A.Learnalotofknowledge.B.Mastersomebasicskills.C.BothAandB.=3\*ROMANIII.聽(tīng)短文,選擇最佳答案.〔5〔11.Some______havebeenexplainedinscientificways.A.peopleB.strangeobjectsC.ofthereportsaboutUFOsD.planes〔12.In1954,aBritishplanemetaUFOwhenitwasflyingfrom______to_____.A.England,America B.America,EnglandC.America,France D.NewYork,anisland〔13.Thecaptain______andsawsomethingontheleftoftheirplane.A.lookeddown B.lookedup C.lookedbackD.lookedahead〔14.Howmanyobjectsdidthecaptainsee?_________.A.Onlyone B.Five C.Six D.Seven〔15.Thebigobjectmovedawaybecause________.A.itwasafraidoftheplane B.ithadreceivedaradioreportC.ofsomeunknownreasons D.ithadstayedlongenoughwiththeplane=4\*ROMANIV.短文理解<5>聽(tīng)短文,根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選擇正確答案.〔16.WhydidthedoctoraskMrs.Brownnottoeatmeatorcakes?A.BecauseMrs.Browndidn’tlikeit.B.Becausemeatandcakeswouldmakeherfatter.C.BecauseMr.Brownlikedtoeatthemverymuch.〔17.WhodidMrs.Brownmakeacakeforthenextmorning?A.Herchildren.B.Herdoctor.C.Herhusband.〔18.WhydidMrs.Brownmakeanothercake?A.Becauseshewasgoodatmakingcakes.B.Becauseshethoughtherhusbandwouldbeangrywithher.C.Becauseherhusbandwantedhertodoit.〔19.WhywasMrs.Brownveryhappywhenhesawthehalfofthecakeonthetable?A.Becausehethoughthiswifebegantostopeatingcakes.B.Becausethecakewasbeautiful.C.Becausehewashungryandwantedtoeatit.〔20.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?A.Mrs.Brownlovedeatingcakes.B.Mr.Brownwantedtostophiswifefromeatingcakesandmeat.C.Mr.Brownknewhiswifehadmadeanothercake.第二部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用<40>I.單項(xiàng)填空.〔15〔1.Danielwantstobuyamobilephoneandtherearedifferenttypesintheshopforhim_________.A.tochooseB.choosingC.tochoosefromD.choosingfrom〔2.Manypeoplebelieve_______robotswilldomostofourhouseworkinthefuture.A.thatB.ifC.whyD.how〔3.________canbeusedformakingallkindsofcartoons.A.TelephoneB.RadiosC.TelevisionsD.Computers〔4.Mycomputer!It’sallblack!Letmehavealook,andyoumayuse________ifyouhavesomethingimportanttodo.Sheisjustplayinggamesnow.A.mineB.itC.hersD.his〔5.starsareshiningintheskyatnight.A.MillionB.MillionofC.MillionsofD.Millions〔6.SomeofEdison’sinventionstheworld.A.havechangedB.willchangeC.hasproducedD.change〔7.EachofusapresentonNewYear’sDay.A.gaveB.givenC.weregivenD.wasgiven〔8.I’dliketohaveapieceofpaper.A.towritewithB.towriteonC.tobewrittenD.towrite〔9.Thebookisveryexcitingandworth.A.toreadB.readC.readingD.reads〔10.Aplaneisthesecondusefulinvention,Ithink.A.moreB.mostC.muchD.best〔11._____Iuseyourdictionary,Tom?Ofcourse,you_______.A.Can;couldB.Could;canC.Could;couldD.Can;might〔12.Doyouknowwhenhe_________back?Sorry,Idon’tknow.Whenhe_______back,I’llletyouknow.A.comes;comesB.comes;willcomeC.willcome;willcomeD.willcome;comes〔13.Iamwondering______________.A.whydidhecometoschoollateB.whyhecametoschoollateC.thathecametoschoollateD.whywashelateforschool〔14.Allstudentsinourclassareworkingveryhard_________gethighscoresintheentranceexamsinnearfuture.A.asaresultB.inorderthatC.forD.inorderto〔15.Thestudentstodayfeel______tired,becausetheyneedtofinish_________homeworkeveryday.A.toomuch;toomuchB.muchtoo;muchtooC.toomuch;muchtooD.muchtoo;toomuch=2\*ROMANII.完形填空.<20>AManhasdonemuchresearchinouruniverse.Manhaseveninventedfourkindsofsatellites.Thefirstkindofsatellitestudiesthegeographyof1,ourhome.Itisusedtomakemapsandalsohelpcountriestoseewheretheymay2oilandgold.Thesecondkindofsatelliteisusedtoguideshipsandplanes.Ashiporaplanecan3aThethirdkindstudiestheweather.Thesesatelliteswatchcloudsandstrongwind4___acrosstheearth.Theywarncountriestobereadywhenthe5weatheriscoming.They6____oftheearthfromthousandsofmilesaboveitandsendthephotostoweatherstationsontheground.7kindisusedforcommunication.Telephonecalls8countriescanbesentbythesesatellites.Somecancarryhundredsofcallsatonetime.Acallissenttothesatellite,thenthe9_____sendsittoastationinthecountry.Theresatellitesalsocarrypictures.Theycan10____andsendabouteightpicturesatatime.<>1.A.thesunB.themoonC.thespaceD.theearth<>2.A.buyB.chooseC.findD.carry<>3.A.getB.sendC.putD.write<>4.A.movingB.runningC.walkingD.flying<>5.A.fineB.coolC.sunnyD.bad<>6.A.takephotosB.makedrawingC.havealookD.drawpictures<>7.A.TheotherB.AnotherC.OneD.Thelast<>8.A.betweenB.inC.fromD.of<>9.A.manB.satelliteC.telephoneD.caller<>10.A.takeB.bringC.acceptD.receiveBNapogaGurigoisa12-year-oldgirlinGhana,Africa.Itis1forherfamilytogetcleanwater.Thenearestplacetogetwaterisadirtyholehalfakilometerfromtheir2.Everymorning,Napoga3homeathalfpastfivetogetwaterforherfamily.Sometimesit4sixhourstogetenoughcleanwater.Napogahasnotimetogotoschool5playwithherfriends.Millionsofpeopleintheworld6Napoga.Theycan'tgetenoughcleanwatertokeep7.MostofthosepeopleareinAfrica.Watercovers70percentofEarth'ssurface.Butmostofthatisseawater.Wecan'tuseitforverymanythings.Freshwateris8weusetodrink,takeshowersandcookfood.Andfreshwater9only1percentofEarth'ssurface.Manypeoplehavemadewells<井>togetcleanwaterfrom10.Buttherestillisn'tenough.Scientistssaythatin30years,morethanhalfofthepeopleintheworldwon'thaveenoughcleanwater.<>1.A.easyB.hardC.funD.impossible<>2.A.schoolB.cityC.countryD.village<>3.A.goesB.staysC.leavesD.comes<>4.A.spendsB.costsC.paysD.takes<>5.A.andB.orC.butD.while<>6.A.looklikeB.arelikeC.feellikeD.soundlike<>7.A.healthyB.strongC.heavyD.clean<>8.A.thatB./C.whatD.when<>9.A.takesB.runsC.flowsD.covers<>10.A.undergroundB.subwayC.riversD.thesea=3\*ROMANIII.選擇適當(dāng)?shù)木渥友a(bǔ)全對(duì)話.<5>A:1B:Ihaveheardthereisanewkindofbookaboutspaceship,isn’tthere?A:Yes,youareright.B:2A:Withpleasure.Whatkindofsciencebookwouldyoulike,aboutShenzhouⅤorShenzhouⅥ?B:3A:Sorry,I’mafraidyoucanborroweitherofthem,becausethesebooksaresopopularthatmanystudentswanttoreadthem.B:OK,pleasegivemethebookonShenzhouⅥ.Bytheway,4A:Onlyaweek.5B:Thankyou,Iwillreturnitontime.A.howlongcanIkeepit?B.howcanIkeepit?C.Iwantbothofthem.D.CanIborrowit,please?E.CanIlendit?F.Hereyouare!G.WhatcanIdoforyou?第三部分閱讀理解<30>=4\*ROMANIV.閱讀理解.<30>〔AManhasbeentothemoon.Ithasbeenthefirststeptothefuturetravelsinspace.Themoonismuchnearertotheearththanalltheplanets.Venus<金星>,thenearestplanettotheearthismillionsofkilometersaway!Travelingtotheplanetswillbeman’snextstep.Itwillbemoredifficultthantravelingtothemoonandcertainlymoreexciting.In1997,anAmericanspaceshipreachedMars,thesecondnearestplanetfromtheearth.Awonderfulrobotslowlywalkedontheplanetandworkedhard.Itsentalotofinformationbacktotheearth.ThemostexcitingpiecewasthatthereusedtobealotofwateronMars.TheAmericanscientistsasked,"IsthereanylifeonMars?"Unluckily,nolifewasfoundthere,butAmericanscientistsdonotloseheart.RussianspaceshipshavefoundthatitissohotonVenus<金星>thattheremustbenolifethere.Spaceshipsofthefuturewillbebiggerandfaster.Theywillbeabletocarrypeoplefortravelstothemoonorotherplanets.Manmayinthefuturefindplanetsliketheearthandmakethemhome.Butthereisstillalong,longwaytogo.Manshouldlearntoknowthattheearthwillbehisonlyhomeforalongtimeandbegintoloveandtakegoodcareofit.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇正確答案.<>1.Thefirststeptothefuturetravelsinspaceisthe.A.travelingtoMarsB.travelingtothemoonC.travelingtoVenusD.travelingtothesun<>2.Thenearestplanettotheearthis.A.VenusB.MarsC.themoonD.thesun<>3.TheAmericanscientistsfindlivingthingsonMars.A.believetheycanB.aresuretoC.trytoD.arecertainto<>4.TheremustbenolifeonVenus<金星>because.A.thereonlittleairB.itistoocoldC.thereisnowaterD.itistoohot<>5.Itwillbepossibleforpeopletotraveltothemoonorotherplanetsinthefuturebecausespaceship.A.willbebiggerB.willbefasterC.willbecomfortableD.BothAandBBTheearthisgettingwarmer.Canyoufeelit?Earlierthismonth,theIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange<政府間氣候變化委員會(huì)>gaveareport.Init,scientiststalkaboutglobalwarmingandwhatitmeansfortheworld.〔6.Whichofthefollowingcannotmaketheairwarmer?A.CO2.B.Methane.C.Nitrousoxide.D.O2.〔7.Moreandmoreiceinthepolarareasmeltswill______.A.bringterribleweathereventsB.makemoreislandsdisappearunderwaterC.maketheairwarmerD.willmakepeopledieofnaturaldisaster〔8.Iftheglobalwarmingcontinues,______.A.therewillbelesslandontheearthB.carswillnotbeusedinthefutureC.therewon’tanydroughtsbecauseofthemoremeltedwaterD.therewillbemoredroughtsthanfloodsintheworld〔9.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothediagram?A.Theglobalwarminghasnothingtodowithman’sactivities.B.Carsaren’tgoodforhumanatall.C.Theglobalwarmingiscausedjustbycars.D.Theglobalwarmingwillbringthechangeofpeople’stransportation.〔10.Theglobalwarmingwill______.A.bringpeoplemoreexperienceaboutlifeB.bringpeopleterribleweatherC.harmpeople’slivesD.makesealevelriseCALittleHelpfromtheSunEventhoughMarsdoesn'talwayscomecloseenoughforastronomers〔天文學(xué)家togetagoodlookatitwhenEarthspeedspast,scientistshaveanopportunitytolaunchaspacecrafttoMarsevery26months.Unlikevehiclesinsciencefictionmovies,spaceshipsdon'tjusttakeoffinanydirection.Escaping〔避開(kāi)Earth'sgravitationalpullrequiresalotofenergy.Eventhen,withoutanextrapush,aspacecraftwouldneverreachtheorbitofMars.TogetaspacecrafttoMars,scientiststimethelaunchsothespacecraftreachesMarswhentheredplanetisontheoppositesideofthesunfromEarth.Thisway,theytakeadvantageofsolargravity,whichcausesaspacecraftto"fall"towardthesun,travelinginanarcaroundit.ThismotionfollowsphysicallawsdescribedbyIsaacNewtonandJohannesKeplerinthe17thcentury."WhatyouwanttodoislaunchthespacecraftsoitgoesaroundthesuntomeetMars,"saysJah."Wegiveittheleastamountofenergypossibleandletthesun'sgravitydoasmuchasitcanforus."Asaresult,likeawarriorinaRomanchariotrace,thespacecraftcomesuponMarsfrombehind.Butinsteadofsailingpast,itslowsdownandlands.閱讀短文,回答下列問(wèn)題.11．DoscientistshaveanopportunitytolaunchaspacecrafttoMarsevery26months?______________________________________________________________12.IfaspaceshipwantstoescapeEarth’sgravitationalpull,whatdoesitneed?______________________________________________________________13．WhencanthespacecraftgettoMarsbythescientists’opinion?______________________________________________________________14．Whodescribedthephysicallawsthatwerementionedinthepassageinthe17thcentury?______________________________________________________________15．What’stheChinesemeaningofthesentence"WhatyouwanttodoislaunchthespacecraftsoitgoesaroundthesuntomeetMars"?______________________________________________________________第四部分書(shū)面表達(dá)〔10分=5\*ROMANV.書(shū)面表達(dá).<10>現(xiàn)在大家都忙著學(xué)習(xí)有關(guān)互聯(lián)網(wǎng)的知識(shí),上網(wǎng)很容易,所以每天有許多人使用互聯(lián)網(wǎng),發(fā)送電子郵件在學(xué)生中越來(lái)越流行,你認(rèn)為……根據(jù)上述提示,寫(xiě)一篇80～100詞的短文.關(guān)鍵詞：busy,Internet,getonline,sende-mails,popular聽(tīng)力材料及答案=1\*ROMANI.根據(jù)每小題所聽(tīng)到的對(duì)話,從所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇符合題意的圖畫(huà).〔5分1.M:Whatdoastronautshavetoweariftheywanttowalkinspace?W:Theyhavetowearspecialclotheswithhelmetwhentheywalkinspace.2.M:Doyouoftenironyourshirts?W:Yes,Ido.3.M:Whatwillourfuturelifebelike?W:Inthefuturerobotswilldomostworkforhuman.4.M:Whatdoyoudoafterschool?W:Weoftenplaybadmintonontheplayground.5.M:CanpeopleliveontheMars?W:No,butscientistsareworkinghardtomakeitapleasantplaceforustoliveon.=2\*ROMANII..聽(tīng)對(duì)話選出最佳答案〔5聽(tīng)對(duì)話1,完成6—8小題.A:Shallwegotoseethemovieaboutaliens?B:Goodidea.Whattimeshallwemeet?A:Howaboutsixo’clockthisafternoonoutsidethemovietheater.Itbeginsat6:20p.m.B:OK.Seeyouthen.聽(tīng)對(duì)話2,完成9—10小題.A:Hi,Maria.Whatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowup?B:SometimesIwanttobeadancer,butIthinkI’mgoingtobescientistinthefuture.Howaboutyou,Tom?A:Iadmiretheastronauts.Theycantravelspaceanddiscoverthesecretsinspace.MaybeI’llbeoneofthem.B:Well,ifwewantourdreamtocometrue,wemustgainalotofknowledgeandmastersomebasicskills.A:Iagreewithyou.=3\*ROMANIII.聽(tīng)短文,選擇最佳答案.〔5It’ssometimesreportedthatstrangeobjectshavebeenseenhighupinthesky.AlotofpeopleareinterestedintheseUFOs.Someofthereportsaboutthemaredifficulttobelieve,somehavebeenexplainedinscientificways,andothershaveneverbeenexplained.OnereportofUFOscamefromaBritishplaneonitswayfromNewYorktoLondonin1954.TheBritishplanewasflyingoveranislandat19,000feetwhenthecaptainnoticedthatsomethingwasontheirleftandalittlelowerthantheirplane.It"Itwasnotoneobjectbutseveral,"thecaptainsaid."Wesawonelargeandsixsmallerobjects.comingouttomeetus.Beforetheplanesarrived,thesmallerobjectsenteredthebigobject.Thebigobjectthenbecamesmallerandmoved