Modules34素能測評課件九年級英語下冊

Modules3&4素能測評二、

單項(xiàng)填空（本大題共15小題，每小題1分，共15分）從下列每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。（

B

）21.（2023·天津南開區(qū)模擬改編）

—What’swrong，Lily？—Look！

?littleboyislyingat

?bottomofthestairs.A.A；aB.A；theC.The；/D.An；the（

C

）22.（2022·黔東南州）TheInternetmakes

?liveseasier，butitsometimesbringstroubleto

?students.A.we；usB.us；weC.our；usD.ours；weBC一二三四五六七八九（

A

）23.—Whatagreat

?！WecanbuyitforourcampingthisSaturday.—Iagreewithyou.Thenwe’llsleepinit.A.tentB.stoneC.candleD.gun（

B

）24.—Theoldmanisalittle

?.Pleasespeaktohimloudly.—OK.A.healthyB.deafC.cleverD.kindAB一二三四五六七八九（

C

）25.（2023·天津河?xùn)|區(qū)模擬）

—

?willplayamoreandmoreimportantroleinourcountry.—Yes，andlet’slearn“doublereduction”policyfirst.A.InformationB.PollutionC.EducationD.Introduction（

D

）26.（2023·天津河西區(qū)模擬）—Doyouhaveanyplansforthissummervacation？—I’mnotsure.I

?gotoQingdao.A.shouldB.mustC.canD.mayCD一二三四五六七八九（

A

）27.—Sinceitwastoolate，TomandIdecidedtogo

?home.—Allright.A.straightB.alongC.slowlyD.silently（

A

）28.—WhatdidTinasay？—Sorry，Ididn’t

?whatshesaid.A.payattentiontoB.getonwithC.holdontoD.lookforwardtoAA一二三四五六七八九（

A

）29.（2023·天津紅橋區(qū)模擬）Philip

?thefoodinthetreeatlastsothatthebearcouldn’treachit.A.hungB.starvedC.passedD.fell（

A

）30.（2023·天津南開區(qū)模擬）Ournationis

?andmorepowerfulthanbefore.A.wealthierB.wealthyC.wealthiestD.thewealthiestAA一二三四五六七八九（

D

）31.WhileI

?inthestreet，anaccidenthappened.A.willwalkB.walkedC.amwalkingD.waswalking（

B

）32.—WhatshouldIdobeforemyfinalexam？—Relaxyourselfandhaveagoodsleep.

?，believeyourself.A.SofarB.AboveallC.AsusualD.InfactDB一二三四五六七八九（

D

）33.Mycousindoesn’tlikefastfood，soshe

?eatsit.A.alwaysB.oftenC.usuallyD.seldom（

D

）34.—Hi，MissDing.Ihearyou

?inAmericawhenyouwereveryyoung！—ButnowI’minNanjing.AndI’vebeen

?ChinesefoodsinceImovedhere.A.usedtolive；usedtoeatB.isusedtoliving；usedtoeatC.isusedtoliving；usedtoeatingD.usedtolive；usedtoeatingDD一二三四五六七八九（

A

）35.—

?—Oh，thankyou.Inearlyfelldown.A.Watchout！B.Comeon！C.Look！D.Lookafter！A一二三四五六七八九三、

（2023·天津?yàn)I海新區(qū)模擬）完形填空（本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

Onenight，Iwaseatingdinnerwithmyparents.Dadsaidwewouldmovetoa

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?towninthreeweeks.Hearingthis，Iwassadbecausethezoowasfarfrommynewhome.Ilikeddrawingpictures.AndIstarted

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?whenIwasseven.However，mydrawingskillswerereallybad.To

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?myskills，Ispentmuchtimedrawinganimalsinthecityzoonearmyhome.Every

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?，Itookmynotebookandpenciltothezoofordrawing.Gradually（逐漸地），mydrawingskillsgotbetter，andIputupall

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?drawninthezooonourwalls.一二三四五六七八九Forme，thezoowasmyfavouriteplace，

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?nowtherewouldbenoweeklyzootrips.Howcouldmyfamilytravelsofareachweek？I

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?tookdownallmypicturesfrommywalls.Thoughwemovedintoanewhome，Istill

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?thezooandmyanimalfriends.Whenmyparentssawthis，theytoldmetochangemymind.SoIwentoutside.ThenIfoundabirdinatree，aturtle（龜）inthe

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?，andalittlesnakeunderaleaf.Isatonthestepanddrewforhours.ThenIputthesenewpicturesuponthewallsinmynewroom.Soonmyroomlookedquite

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?.Throughthisexperience，Iknowthatwhenwecan’tchangetheenvironment，it’swiseforustoadapt（適應(yīng)）toit.一二三四五六七八九（

B

）36.A.bad

B.new

C.noisy

D.worse（

A

）37.A.drawing

B.running

C.swimming

D.singing（

C

）38.A.keep

B.show

C.improve

D.protect（

B

）39.A.day

B.week

C.month

D.year（

A

）40.A.pictures

B.signs

C.photos

D.maps（

D

）41.A.when

B.as

C.after

D.but（

B

）42.A.properly

B.sadly

C.happily

D.bravely（

C

）43.A.worried

B.visited

C.missed

D.left（

B

）44.A.sky

B.river

C.forest

D.mountain（

C

）45.A.dirty

B.tidy

C.different

D.brightBACBADBCBC一二三四五六七八九四、

閱讀理解（本大題共15小題，每小題2分，共30分）閱讀下面的材料，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。A（2022·天津）Peopleintheofficeusuallysitformostofthedaywhentheywork.Butthisisbadforaperson’shealth.Whenpeoplesitfortoolongeveryday，theydon’tmoveverymuch.Soitiseasytostartgettingfat.Sittingtoolongisalsobadfortheirworkbecauseitmakesthemwanttosleep.Whenthishappens，peoplemaymakemoremistakesintheirworkorspendmoretimefinishingtheirwork.Companiesneedworkerstobehealthy，sohowdotheyfixtheproblem？一二三四五六七八九Somecompanieshavedifferenttypesofdeskstohelptheirworkers.Thefirsttypeofdeskisthestandingdesk.Thedeskcanbetallerwhenapersonwantstostand.Itcanalsobeshorterwhenthepersonwantstosit.Anothertypeofdeskisthewalkingdesk.Thisdeskismadesothatapersoncanworkwhilewalking.Workersinthecompanieslikethesedifferenttypesofdesksverymuch.Theythinkthesedesksarequiteuseful.一二三四五六七八九（

A

）46.Whenpeopleworkintheoffice，theyusually

?.A.sitB.moveC.runD.sing（

B

）47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fix”meaninParagraph1？A.Cause.B.Solve.C.Bring.D.Discuss.（

A

）48.HowmanytypesofdesksarementionedinParagraph2？A.2.B.3.C.4.D.5.ABA一二三四五六七八九（

C

）49.Whatdotheworkersthinkofthesedifferenttypesofdesks？A.Theyarecheap.B.Theyaretraditional.C.Theyareuseful.D.Theyareexpensive.（

C

）50.Thepurposeofthepassageisto

?.A.tellusthereasonsforsittingB.showtheadvantagesofstandingC.introducedesksthathelppeopleworkbetterD.comparecompaniesthatprovidedifferentjobsCC一二三四五六七八九B（2023·天津紅橋區(qū)模擬）A12-year-oldboynamedTimBrowngotlostinthemountains.However，hesurvivedatlastthankstohisamazingsurvivalskills.OnedayinOctober2016，TimwenthikingwithhisgroupintheMagaliesbergMountains，SouthAfrica.Atfirst，everythingwentwell.Butataboutoneo’clockintheafternoon，helosthiswayandcouldn’tfindotherpeople.Hegotscaredatfirst，butthenhetriedtocalmdown.Heknewwhattodoinsuchasituation.“Ishouldfollowtheriver，followthelight，followthesunandfinallytherewillbebuildings，roadsandpeopleandIcouldcallhome，”hetoldhimself.一二三四五六七八九Timkeptwalking.Suddenlyheheardsomesoundsandrantowardsthem.Buttohissurprise，hesawsomebaboons（狒狒）.Unluckily，onebaboonscratched（抓傷）hisarm.Hefoundsomewatertowashthebloodoffthescratchesandcontinuedtowalk.Timjustworeapairofswimmingtrunks（游泳褲），sohefeltverycold.Hetriedtokeepwarmbycoveringhisbodywithleaves.About22hourslater，hefinallymetafarmerandwasabletocallhismum.Afterhecameback，hismumaskedwhyhecarriedonwalkingwhenitgotdark.Thelittleboysaidifhedidthat，hewouldseeheragain.Nothingcouldbeathisloveforhismum！一二三四五六七八九（

D

）51.WheredidTimgetlost？A.Inazoo.B.Intheswimmingpool.C.Inabuilding.D.Inthemountains.（

A

）52.HowlongwasTimlost？A.About22hours.B.About22days.C.About12hours.D.About12days.DA一二三四五六七八九（

D

）53.WhenTimfoundhewaslost，hefeltscaredatfirstandthen

?.A.hecriedoverandoveragainB.heshoutedforhelpC.hestayedandwaitedD.hetriedtocalmdown（

C

）54.WhatdidTimdofirstwhenheheardsomesounds？A.Hesawsomebaboons.B.Hescratchedababoon.C.Herantowardsthesounds.D.Hewashedthebloodoff.DC一二三四五六七八九（

B

）55.WhichisNOTthereasonforTim’ssurvival？A.Hemetafarmer.B.Hewastooscaredtocarryonwalking.C.Theloveforhismumencouragedhim.D.Hisabilitiestosolveproblemshelpedhim.B一二三四五六七八九CInoureverydaylife，wetakemanythingsforgranted（認(rèn)為……理所應(yīng)當(dāng)）.Beingabletoseeisoneofthem.However，noteveryoneintheworldhasgoodvision（視力）.一二三四五六七八九TheWorldHealthOrganization（WHO）hasreleaseditsworldreportonvision.Itsaysthat65millionpeoplecouldhavegottheirvisionbackwithcataractsurgery（白內(nèi)障手術(shù)），butcannotgetitbecausethereislittleornohealthcareintheplaceswheretheylive.Inaddition，over800millionpeoplehavetroubledoingeverydayactivitiesbecausetheydon’thaveenoughmoneytobuyapairofglasses.Forexample，therearethousandsofnearsighted（近視的）Africandriverswhohavedifficultyseeingpeoplewalkingacrosstheroad.Thismakesitdangerousforthemtodrive.AndtherearecoffeefarmersinBoliviawhofindithardtoseetheirripe（成熟的）beansbecauseofthecataract.Thismeanstheycan’tharvestmanybeans.一二三四五六七八九Thisismainlyaprobleminlow-incomecountries，suchaswesternandeasternsub-Saharan（撒哈拉沙漠以南的）Africa，accordingtothereport.Thelackofeyecareservicesisoneofthemainreasonsforthis.InsouthernAsiaandotherplacesaroundtheworld，therearestillsomeculturalbarriers（障礙）towearingglasses.Insomeplaces，peoplebelievewearingglasseswillmakeone’seyesworse.Inotherplaces，whenkidsstartwearingglasses，theirgrandparentswillsaytheyareforrichpeopleandnotforvillageboysorgirls.Thesebeliefsandattitudesmustbechangedsothatmorekidscanwearglassesandimprovetheirvision.一二三四五六七八九（

B

）56.WHOrecentlyhasreleasedareporton

?aroundtheworld.A.cataractsurgeryB.visionproblemsC.eyecareservicesD.typesofglasses（

A

）57.TheexamplesofAfricandriversandBolivianfarmersshowthat

?.A.peoplewithpoorvisionfacemanydifficultiesB.toomuchworkcancausevisionproblemsC.peoplewiththecataractwillgoblindD.thereisnoeyecareserviceinAfricancountriesBA一二三四五六七八九（

A

）58.InsouthernAsia，peoplestillhavetheproblemswearingglassesbecause

?.A.wearingglassesgoesagainsttheirculturalbeliefsB.wearingglassescanmaketheireyesworseC.onlyrichpeoplecanaffordtobuyglassesD.wearingglassesmakesthemlookugly（

B

）59.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage？A.Onlypoorpeoplehaveeyeproblems.B.Eyehealthisabigprobleminpoorcountries.C.Peoplecandolittletoimprovetheireyesight.D.WHOwillhelpsomecountriesdealwithvisionproblems.AB一二三四五六七八九（

A

）60.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage？A.TheproblemofpooreyecareservicesB.Canwestopblindness？C.Whatcauseslowincomes？D.Whydoweneedtoprotectoureyes？A一二三四五六七八九五、

補(bǔ)全對話（本大題共5小題，每小題1分，共5分）A.Peopletherearericher.B.MayIgotheretohaveatry？C.Therearemorecarsinthestreets.D.Thereissomuchmoretodoandsee.E.Couldyoutellmewherethefarmis？F.BecauseIthinklifeismoreinteresting.G.Whatdoyouusuallydointhecountryside？根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)選擇恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥訉υ捦卣官Y料完整（選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)是多余的）。（DavidandMariaaretalking.D＝David

M＝Maria）D：Hi，Maria.Doyoulikelivinginthebigcityorinthecountry？一二三四五六七八九M：Ipreferlivinginthecity.61.

D

?D：Really？Canyougivemesomeexamples？M：

62.

A

?Icaneatandshopinthebigsupermarket.Icanwatchmanyfashionshows.D：Butitisnotsosafeinthestreets.M：That’strue.63.

C

?Sopeopleshouldobeytherules.Andthepace（節(jié)奏）oflifeinthecityisfast.D：Iagree.ButIthinkcountrysideismorerelaxing.Icanenjoythefreshairandbeautifulsights.M：Yes，youareright，David.64.

G

?D：Feedtheanimals，plantsomecropsandsoon.M：Wow，thatisamazing！

65.

B

?D：Ofcourse！Youcancometomyfarmandliveforafewdays.I’msureyou’lllikeit.M：OK.Iamlookingforwardtothat.D

A

C

G

B

一二三四五六七八九第Ⅱ卷六、

完成句子（本大題共5小題，每小題2分，共10分）根據(jù)所給中文意思完成句子，每空限填一詞。66.記得大點(diǎn)聲說，讓大家都能聽到你（說的話）。Rememberto

speak

?

up

?sothateveryonecanhearyou.67.它不僅是一輛卡車，也是一座房子。Itis

more

?

than

?atruckandit’salsoahouse.68.很多上班族說他們幾乎沒有空閑時(shí)間去做自己喜歡的事。Manyofficeworkerssaytheyhardlyhave

free/spare

?

time

?todothingstheylike.69.他剛才獨(dú)自離開了。He

went

?

off

?alonejustnow.70.（2023·天津和平區(qū)模擬）不要吵！寶寶已經(jīng)睡著了。Don’tmakenoise！Thebabyhasalready

fallen

?

asleep

?.speak

up

more

than

free/spare

time

went

off

fallen

asleep

一二三四五六七八九七、

（2023·天津河?xùn)|區(qū)模擬）任務(wù)型閱讀（本大題共5小題，每小題1分，共5分）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成句子。

WhenSeanAikenboughtabikehelmet（頭盔），heneverthoughtitwouldhelphimsosoon.Onlyaweeklater，itsavedhislife.HewashitbyacarwhileridinghomefromschoolinTucson，Arizona.Hisbikewasbrokenintopiecesintheaccident.ButSeanwasalive.Hishelmetprotectedhimfromseriousheadinjury（傷）.“Iusedtothinkhelmetswereunnecessary.IthoughtIwouldnevergethurt，”Seansaid.“Butitcanandwillhappentoyouifyou’renotcareful.”SeanlaterspokebeforetheTucsonCityCouncil（政務(wù)委員會）abouttheneedofbike-helmetlaw.ThisledtoanewArizonalawthatrequirespeopleundertheageof18towearabikehelmetwhilecycling.一二三四五六七八九Fifteen-year-oldMikeJonesofSiouxFalls，SouthDakota，knowsaboutsafety.Twoyearsago，hewasseriouslyhurtinacaraccident.Mikehurthisheadbadlywhenhewasthrownfromavan.“Idon’tknowwhyIdidn’twearasafetybeltthatday.NowIalwayswearit，”Mikesaid.Today，hecanstillthinkofthatexperience.“Iusedtolovesports，butIcan’tdothemanymore.Ican’triskgettinganotherseriousinjury，”hesaid.LikeMike，manypeoplearoundtheUSarebecomingwiserinthewaysofsafety.“Parentscan’twatchkidseveryminute.Kidsmustknowhowtobesafe.It’stheircontrolandpower，”saysSusanGallagher，thedirectoroftheSafetyNetwork.一二三四五六七八九Newtechnologyisalsohelpingtopreventinjuries.Morepeoplethaneverbeforeuseproductssuchasfirealarmsintheirhousesandseatbeltsintheircars.Mostcyclistsknowthattheyshouldusebikehelmets.Newlaws，suchasthebike-helmetlawSeanAikenhelpedpassaremakingmorepeopleusetheseproductstoo.Thenumberofseriousinjuriescausedbycaraccidentsandfireshasgonedownovertheyears.Kidsaretakingactiontohelppreventinjuries.LikeSeanAikenandMikeJones，theyknowthatsafetyworks.一二三四五六七八九71.SeanAiken

washitbyacar

?whileridinghomefromschool.72.Anewlawrequirespeople

undertheageof18towearabikehelmet

?whilecycling.73.Mikedoesn’tknowwhy

hedidn’twearasafetybelt

?thatday.74.Morepeoplethaneverbeforeuseproductssuchas

firealarmsintheirhousesandseatbeltsintheircars

?.75.Thenumberofseriousinjuries

causedbycaraccidentsandfires

?hasgonedownovertheyears.washitbyacar

undertheageof18towearabikehelmet

hedidn’twearasafetybelt

firealarmsintheirhousesandseatbeltsintheircars

causedbycaraccidentsandfires

一二三四五六七八九八、

（2023·天津東麗區(qū)模擬）綜合填空（本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。Withhereyesfeelingincreasinglytiredandhervisionnotsoclear，16-year-oldSunNawenttothehospitalwithherparentsinJanuary.Shewassurprisedwhenshefoundoutthathereyesightd

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?from5.0to4.6inonlyoneterm.“Afewofmyc

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?havehadthesameexperiencelately，”Sunsaid.Infact，pooreyesighta

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?Chineseprimaryandhighschoolstudentswasupto52.7percentin2020，accordingtotheMinistryofEducation.一二三四五六七八九Top

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?students’eyesight，theChinesegovernmenthasworkedoutnewrequirements（要求）forschoolsuppliesandequipment（裝備）.Forexample，accordingtotherequirements，thes

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?oftextinstudents’textbooksshouldbenosmallerthanninepoint（磅值）.Also，teachersshoulda

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?usingprojectors（投影儀）orothermultimediadevices（設(shè)備）thataretoobright.They’rebadforeyes.Besides，therearerequirementsforthelightsintheclassroom.Theselightsshouldgiveoffaslittlebluelightasp

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?.Bluelightisbadforoureyesbecauseitcanevenk

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?thephotoreceptorcells（感光細(xì)胞）weneedforvision.Infact，inourdailylife，manyofthee

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?devicesweuse，includingourphonesandcomputerscreens，giveoffbluelight.Chinesegovernmenthasalsotakensomeothera

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?toprotectstudents’eyes