Units+1-5同步練習(xí)題 人教版英語(yǔ)九年級(jí)全冊(cè)

試卷第=page1212頁(yè)，共=sectionpages1212頁(yè)試卷第=page1111頁(yè)，共=sectionpages1212頁(yè)2024-2025學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)Uints1-5測(cè)試題一、聽(tīng)力選擇（1分*10=10分）1．WhatdidJimbuyforhisfather?A．Abag. B．Awallet. C．Atie.2．What’stheweatherliketoday?A．Cold. B．Hot. C．Snowy.3．WhatwouldJackliketodrink?A．Tea. B．Milk. C．Coffee.4．HowlongdoesittakethewomantogotoWangFujing?A．Aboutfiveminutesonfoot.B．Aboutfiveminutesbytaxi.C．Abouttwentyminutesbybus.5．WhereistheWomen’sSection?A．Onthethirdfloor. B．Onthefourthfloor. C．Onthefifthfloor.6．HowdoesJohnfeelaboutthewoman’squestion?A．Surprised. B．Excited. C．Angry.7．Whatdoesthegirlwanttobuy?A．Ashirt. B．Adress. C．Asweater.8．Howmuchshouldthegirlpayforthebananas?A．5yuan. B．10yuan. C．15yuan.9．Whydoesn’tthewomanbuythecoat?A．Becauseit’sveryexpensive.B．Becauseit’snotbeautiful. C．Becauseit’smadeofanimalfur.10．Whydoesn’tthemanbuythecoat?A．Becauseit’sveryexpensive.B．Becauseit’snotsoexpensive. C．Becauseit’smadeofanimalfur.二、閱讀理解（2分*20=40分）AIamamiddleschoolstudent.MynameisWangJing.Mygrandfatheris70yearsold.Heoftensayslifehaschangedalot.Itbecomesbetterandbetter.Iaskhimwhatlifewaslikewhenhewasachild.Thefollowingiswhathesays.Whenhewasachild,heusedtofeelhungry.Theredidn’tusetobeenoughfoodforhimtoeat.Hehastwobrothersandtwosisters.Hisparentswerebothfarmers.Theywereverypoorandcouldn’tlettheirchildreneatasmuchaspossible.Asforclothes,theydidn’tusetohaveenoughclothes.Theydidn’tusetobuynewclothes.Theyoungerbrothersandsistersoftenworetheirelderbrothers’andsisters’clothes.Mygrandfatheristheyoungest.Onlyhewenttoschoolandhadajobinthecity.Hisbrothersandsistersdidn’tgetaneducation(教育)andliveinthecountrysidenow.Nowmygrandfatherhasretiredandlivesahappylife.Hecaneatanyfoodthathewants.Hecanbuyclothesthathewantstobuy.Hesaysheismuchhappierthanbefore.Heoftenasksmetostudyhard.HesaysifIworkhard,Icanhaveagoodfuture.11．WhendidWangJing’sgrandfathernothaveenoughfood?A．Whenhewasyoung. B．Whenhewasold.C．Whenhehaschildren. D．Whenhewasachild.12．HowmanychildrendoWangJing’sgrandfather’sparentshave?A．Three. B．Four. C．Five. D．Six.13．Whoseclothesdidhergrandfatherusetowear?A．Hisbrothers’. B．Hismother’s. C．Hisown. D．Hisfather’s.14．Whycouldn’thergrandfather’sbrothersorsistersgotoschool?A．Becausetheydidn’twanttogotoschool. B．Becausetheirparentsdidn’twantthemtogotoschool.C．Becausetheywerepoor. D．Becausetheywererich.15．Howishergrandfather’slifenow?A．Hedoesn’tfeelhappy.B．Nowhergrandfatherhasretiredandlivesahappylife.C．Wedon’tknow.D．Hestillcan’tbuyclothesthathewantstobuy.BChinaisfamousforitsdeliciousfood.Especiallyduringfestivals,therearedifferenttraditionalfoods.Amongthemisniangao.

Niangao,akindofChineseNewYear’sricecake,ismadeofglutinousrice(糯米).ItisverypopularduringtheSpringFestival.Thepronunciationofniangaosoundslike“year”and“high”,whichmeanshigherincomes,betterjobs,highermarks,thegrowthofchildren,andgenerallythepromiseofabetteryear.Niangaoisusuallymadeofglutinousriceflour(糯米粉),wheatstarch(小麥淀粉),salt,waterandsugar.Thetastescanbedividedintotwomainkinds:sweetniangaoinnorthernChina,whilesweetorsaltyniangaointhesouth.Saltyandsweettastesarebothfantastic.InJiangsuandZhejiangareas,peoplecanputdifferentthingsinsideniangao,suchasoilandsweetredbeans.Thewaystomakeniangaoincludebraising(燉),stir-frying(炒),deep-frying,piece-fryingandsoon.Stir-friedniangaowithsugarisquitepopular.Stirfriedniangaowithshepherd’spurse(薺菜)isalsodelicious.ChickensoupniangaoshouldappearineveryfamilyonChineseNewYear’sEve.Niangaoisnotonlydeliciousbutalsomeaningful.Doyouwanttolearntocookitorjustwanttoeatit?16．Peopleusuallyeatniangaoduring________accordingtothepassage.A．theDragonBoatFestival B．theLanternFestivalC．theMid-AutumnFestival D．theSpringFestival17．FromParagraph3,wecanknowthe________ofniangao.A．taste B．meaning C．preparation D．shape18．Peopleinthe________ofChinaliketohavesaltyniangao.A．east B．south C．west D．north19．Niangaowith________isnecessaryonChineseNewYear’sEveaccordingtothepassage.A．chickensoupB．shepherd’spurseC．redbeans D．oilCEveryEnglishlearnerneedstoknowhowtoaskforsomethinginEnglish.Thereareanumberofwaystodothis.Ifyouknowsomeonehassomething,youcanaskforitwithapolitequestion.Ifyoudon’tknow,it’spossibletoaskforsomethingwithayesornoquestion.Becarefulnottousethedirectexpressions.Inotherwords,don’tsay“Givemethat”,butaskkindlyasthefollowingexamples,“DoyouhaveapenIcouldborrow?”“Isthereanywine?”“Didyoubuyanybread?”Ifyouknoworseesomeonehassomething,askapolitequestionwith“could”,“may”or“might”.It’salsopossibletouse“can”insomespecialsituations.Inthepast,“can”wasnotusedwhenpeopleaskedforsomething,butmeantability.IntheUK,peoplemainlyuse“Canyoulendme…?”or“CanIhave…?”IntheUS,thisisstillconsideredtobewrongand“MayIhave…?”ispreferred.It’scommontouse“Couldyoulend/hand/give…?”Youcanalsouse“May/CanIborrow…?”“Could/Canyoulendme…?”“MayIhave…?”“Couldyouhand/giveme…?”Donotbeginasentencewith“please”,butyoucanadd“please”attheendofthesentencetobepolite.20．Whatcanweaskifweknowsomeonehassomething?A．Adirectquestion. B．Anoquestion.C．Ayesquestion. D．Apolitequestion.21．Whatdidn’tpeoplesaywhentheywantedsomethingpolitelyinthepast?A．CanIuseyourdictionary?B．Couldyoulendmeyourbike?C．MayItryyourcomputernow?D．MightItakeyourcartoday?22．Whichofthefollowingisacorrectpoliteexpressionaccordingtothepassage?A．Doyougivemeanymilk,please?B．Pleasecouldyoulendmeyourruler?C．MayIhavesometea,please?D．Pleasecouldyouhandmeaknife?23．What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A．Howtoexpressoraskpolitely.B．Whattodowhenwearepolite.C．Howtodescribeourideas.D．Whattodowithourlanguageproblems.24．Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．DAsastudent,Iwasmostafraidtoanswerquestionsinclass,andIfoundthatthestudentsaroundwerejustlikeme.Atthebeginningofeachclass,whentheteacheraskedaquestion,IalwaysloweredmyheadbecauseIwasafraidthattheteachersawme.Oneday,inaforeignlanguageclass,Mr.Blackgaveusalesson.Hewantedustobeactiveinclass,soheaskedussomequestions,butnooneanswered.“Letmetellyouastoryfirst,”hesaid.“WhenIcametotheUnitedStatestostudy,theuniversityofteninvitedfamouspeopletomakespeeches.Beforethebeginningofeveryspeech,Ifoundaninterestingthing.Thestudentsaroundmealwaystookacardfoldedinhalf,wrotetheirnamesinbold(粗體)withthemosteyecatchingcolor,andthenplacedthecardboardontheseat.Sowhenthespeakerneededtheanswersfromthestudents,hecouldseeandcallalistener’snamedirectly.”“Icouldn’tunderstandthat.Myclassmatetoldmethespeakerswerealltoppeople,whomeantchances.Whenyouranswerwastohissurprise,itmeanthemightgiveyoumorechances.Infact,Ireallysawafewstudentsgotgreatchancesbecauseofthat.”Afterlisteningtothestory,Iunderstoodthatthechancewillnotfindyouitself.Youmustshowyourselfallthetimesothatyoucanfindachanceonthecard.25．Whatdidthewriter’sclassmatesdowhentheywereaskedquestions?A．Theyraisedtheirhands. B．Theyshooktheirheads.C．Theyclosedtheireyes. D．Theyloweredtheirheads.26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eyecatching”inParagraph2meaninChinese?A．引人注目的 B．眼睛疼痛的 C．目光呆滯的 D．淚眼朦朧的27．Whatdoesthewritermainlywanttotellus?A．Doingasothersdoisnecessary.B．Answeringquestionsbravelyiseasy.C．Makingothersinterestedisinteresting.D．Showingyourselfbravelycanwinchances.EWhenwethinkofmoney,wethinkofcoinsandpaperbills.Thatiswhatmoneyistoday.Butinthepastpeopleusedmanythingsinsteadofmoney.Somecountriesusedcows.Othercountriesusedsalt,tobaccoorstones.Todaytherearestillsomeplacesintheworldthatdonotusepapermoney.OneplaceistheislandofYapinthePacificOcean.OntheislandofYap,peopleusetheheaviestmoneyintheworld—Yapstones.Theseareround,whitestoneswithaholeinthemiddle.Theydonotoriginate(起源)fromtheisland.TheYapmenhavetogototheislandsfourhundredmilesawaytogetthem.Bigstonescanbetwelvefeethighasbigastwotallmen.Smallstonesareasbigasadinnerplate.RichpeopledonotcarrytheYapstones.Servantsfollowtherich.Eachservantcarriesastoneoralongstickoverhisshoulder.Todaythepeopleontheislandusepapermoneyforeverydayshopping.ButforotherthingstheystillpreferYapstones.28．Whatismoneytoday?________________________________________________________________29．Whatdidpeopleuseinsteadofmoneyintheworldinthepast?________________________________________________________________30．WhatdoYapstoneslooklike?三、單項(xiàng)選擇（1分*15=15分）31．——DoyouknowParis?——Yes,itis_______capitalof_________.A．a(chǎn);France B．the;France C．the;French D．a(chǎn);French32．MarkTwain’sexperiencesgavehimwonderful________towriteaboutandshapedhiswritingstyle.A．heat B．process C．material D．time33．Asstudents,________welearn,weshouldtryourbesttolearnitwell.A．nomatterwhat B．nomatterwhere C．nomatterwhich34．Theseoldcoinsweremadeof________andtheywereusedinancientChina.A．silver B．cotton C．grass D．wood35．Wefind________impossibleforustolearnphysicswellinashorttime.A．that B．it C．this D．one36．Sallycomesfrom_____,soshecanspeakverygood_____.A．French,French B．France,France C．France,French D．French,France37．Theoldmanwalks______hishome________.A．/,everyday B．to,everyday C．to,everyday D．/,everyday38．Denmarkisfamous_________itsmovingfairytales,includingLittleMermaid.Thereforeitisknown__________ahometownforfairytales.A．of,for B．in,for C．a(chǎn)s,as D．for,as39．Thefactoryover1200carsamonth.Mycarinitin2013.A．produces,wasproduced B．wasproduced,producesC．produces,produces D．wasproduced,produced40．_______anewlibrary_______inourschoolnow?A．Is;built B．Was;built C．Does;build D．Did;build41．What’syournew________?IwanttosendpostcardstoyouduringmytravelinginYunnan.A．expression B．secret C．a(chǎn)ddress D．direction42．WhenI________,IsawSueplayingbaseballontheplayground.A．passedby B．fellasleep C．wentoff D．wentdown43．Inthetown,theyoungwomanalwaysavoids________someoneshedoesn’tlike.A．greet B．greets C．greeting D．togreet44．—Grace,howisthe________inyourcity?—Notgood.Therearealwayslonglinesofcarsonroads,especiallyonrainydays.A．food B．weather C．culture D．traffic45．Jackusedto________TV,butnowheisusedto________books.A．watch;reading B．watch;readC．watching;read D．watching;reading四、完形填空（1分*20=20分）ARidingabikeonthestreet,youmighthearsomepeoplespeakingChinesealoud.Turningtotheright,youseeaSichuan-stylerestaurant.Afterwalkingintoastore,youseethatHuaweismartphonesare46.ButyouarenotinChina—you’reinManchesterinBritain.Infact,youmightsee47thingsinmanyothercities.Chineseproductshavebeengoingglobal.Chinese48hasbeenenjoyedinWesterncountriesforalongtime.Tomeetlocalpeople’stastes,Chineserestaurantshavemadesome49tothedishes.Oneexampleisthemeat.Chinesepeopleliketoeatmeatwiththebonein,butpeopleheredon’t.SoChineserestaurants50bigpiecesofmeatwithoutbones.SomeChinesebrands(品牌)arealsobecomingmore51.InmanycitiesinEurope,storessellTCLtelevisions,HaierfridgesandLenovocomputers.MorethanhalfofUS-owneddrones(無(wú)人機(jī))areChinesemodels.They’renotsimply52China,butdesignedanddevelopedinthecountry.Inthepast,mostWesternpeoplethoughtChineseproductswere53andunreliable(不可靠的).Butthingshavechanged54.“MadeinChina”hasbecomecoolandmorepeople55Chinesebrands.Forexample,Huawei,oneofChina’smajorsmartphonemakers,evenovertookAppleinglobalsmartphonesales.46．A．onduty B．onsale C．ontime D．onpurpose47．A．strange B．similar C．interesting D．funny48．A．vegetable B．fruit C．food D．style49．A．changes B．dreams C．choices D．notes50．A．fix B．give C．take D．provide51．A．popular B．familiar C．usual D．normal52．A．madefor B．madeby C．madein D．madeof53．A．high B．great C．cheap D．expensive54．A．finally B．hardly C．slowly D．greatly55．A．trust B．produce C．learn D．copyBManyChinesestudentsfinditdifficulttolearnEnglish,butnotChinese,becauseChineseistheirmotherlanguage.Infact,Chineseismuchmoredifficulttolearn56English.StillsomestudentsinothercountriescanspeakChinesevery57.Ifyoudon’tseethem,youmaythinktheyareChinese.What58themsuccessful?“Forme,conversationisthemosthelpful.Itrytospeakin59.

Ifyouonlylistentowhatotherspeak,youwillbegoodat60.Butifyoutalkas61asyoucan,youwillfindyoucanspeakgoodChinese,”saysJennyBrown,anEnglishgirl.Nowsheis62ChineseatBeijingUniversity.SheisinterestedinChinaand

63history.Shethinksthattolearnalanguage,onemusttrytoknow64aboutthecountry.ChineseisdifferentfromEnglish,65wecanusethesamewayinlearningit.Itisconversation.56．A．a(chǎn)s B．than C．to57．A．well B．good C．bad58．A．makes B．make C．let59．A．English B．Japanese C．Chinese60．A．talk B．listening C．listen61．A．much B．little C．more62．A．writing B．studying C．teaching63．A．it B．she C．its64．A．something B．a(chǎn)nything C．everything65．A．so B．but C．a(chǎn)lso五、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話（1分*5=5分）根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，從文后A-G七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出五個(gè)能補(bǔ)全對(duì)話的最佳選項(xiàng)。（有兩項(xiàng)多余）Susan:Hi,Anita.Iboughtthreeshirtsfor200yuanyesterday!Anita:Oh,really?Whataretheymadeof?Susan:Ahundredpercentcotton.66Anita:Oh,OK.Bytheway,wheredidyoubuythosechopsticks?Susan:Oh,67They’renice,aren’tthey?Anita:Yeah.Chopsticksareusuallymadeofwood.68Susan:Oh,steelchopsticksaremorepopularinKorea.Hey,doyouthinkthisringlooksOK?Anita:Hmm...yes,Ithinkit’squitepretty.69Susan:Yes,anditwasmadeinThailand.70Anita:Oh,I’msureshe’llloveit.A．They’reniceandsoft.B．Idon’tlikethem.C．IgottheminYunnan.D．I’veneverseensteelones.E．I’llgiveittomybestfriendforherbirthday.F．Theyareveryexpensive.G．Isit