Unit 2【單元測試·提升卷】-2023-2024學(xué)年九年級英語上冊（牛津上海版）原卷版

Unit2Traditionalskills【單元測試·提升卷】學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________一、單項選擇1．—CouldIspeaktoMrs.Black,please?—Sorry,she________tothelibrary.A．isgoing B．hasgone C．hasbeen D．willto2．Canyoutellme_______?A．whomdowehavetosee B．whomwehavetoseeC．whodowehavetosee D．whichwasthewaytothestation3．—Couldyouoffermeajob,Madam?—I’mafraidI’mnotina(an)_______tohelpyou.I’mjustasalesmanhere.A．condition B．environment C．situation D．position4．—Whywerethevillagerssoheartbroken?—Theirworstfearswere________.Theirshabby(破舊的)houseswerewashedawaybythefloods.A．reached B．realized C．completed D．controlled5．WiththedevelopmentofChina,Chinese________bymoreandmorepeopleintheworld.A．speaks B．isspoken C．isspeaking D．wasspoken6．Someworkersarebuildingaschoolinthevillage.Ihopeit________beforeSeptemberthisyear.A．willfinish B．finishes C．isfinished D．willbefinished7．I’mgoingtothelibrary_________afterclassbecauseIhaveonlytwominutesontheway.A．a(chǎn)lone B．straight C．suddenly D．easily8．Fewstudentscouldunderstandthesentenceuntilit________byMissChen.A．explained B．wasexplained C．wasexplaining D．haveexplained9．Thereis________juiceinthefridge.Let’sgoandgetsome.A．few B．a(chǎn)few C．little D．a(chǎn)little10．Asmallgoldfish________about4grams.A．weigh B．weight C．weighs D．weights二、用所給單詞的正確形式填空11．Onherwaybacktotheschool,Lucymetafriendof.(she)12．Hewasamusedtoseehow(serious)shetookthegame.13．Thefarmerwasvery（thank）tothedoctorbecausehesavedhiswife’slife.14．Today,nopeople—exceptforafewscientists—aretoliveinthenationalpark.（allow）15．LanzhouOlympicSportsCenter(complete)in2022andnowisopen.16．Weshouldmakearightplanforourselvesandtryourbest(reach)ourgoals.17．Youropinionis(consider)tobeofgreatvaluetohim.18．Itwasjaw-droppinghowmuchperfectlygoodfood(throw)away—from“ugly”(butquiteeatable)vegetablestoanumberofuneatendishes.三、短文選詞填空A．comfortableB．locationsC．heavilyD．rarelyE.seatInJapan,oneofthebestpartsofspringishanami,orflower-viewing.Whetheryouprefertakingawalkunderthetreesorhavingapicnicinthepark,therearesomerulestokeepinmind.HanamiMannersRule1:OnlytakethespaceyouneedSincehamamiissuchapopularactivity,itmightbehardtogetaspacewhereyoucansit.Mostpeoplewanttohavea19closetothetrees,restroomsandrubbishbins,sotheseareasaretakenquickly.Itisunderstandabletowanttomakeyourself20,butpleasetakeothervisitorsintoconsiderationanddon’ttakeupmorespacethannecessary.Rule2:TakeyourrubbishhomeEatinganddrinkingundercherrytreesisveryrelaxing；however,noonecanenjoytheSakurawhenpilesofrubbishstarttobuildup.PublicplacesinJapan21providelitterbins.Iftheydo,therearesomanyvisitorsthatthebinscanquicklybecomefull.Throwallyourrubbishawayintheproper22ortakeithomewithyou.A．freeB．shakeC．eagerD．a(chǎn)loneE.avoidRule3:NevertouchordamagethetreesTotakeaperfectselfie,sometouristsmightclimbtreesor23thebranchestocreateapetalshower.However,cherrytreesareeasytobreakwhenyoutouchthebranches.Also,24hangingorplacinganyheavyobjectsonthetreetrunksorbranches.Rule4:MindthenoiseyoumakeTakinganafternoontohangoutwithyourfriendsinapublicparksoundslikealotoffun.Butrememberthatyouarenottheonlypeople25tohavefununderthetrees.Beingoutdoorsdoesn’tmeanyouare26tobeasloudasyouwant.Pleasebeconsideratetowardstheotherpeoplewhoareenjoyingthemselvesinthesamepark.四、句型轉(zhuǎn)換Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired.27．Youhavetopaytoparkhere.(改為否定句)You_____________topaytoparkhere28．HenryFordinventedtheworld’sfirstassemblylinein1913.(劃線提問)_______________HenryFordinventtheworld’sfirstassemblyline?29．TheycreatedaChildren’sFundtoprovidemoneyforthosewhoareill.(保持句意)They_______________aChildren’sFundtoprovidemoneyforthosewhoareill.30．Thenewspaperswillpublishtheresultsofthesurvey.(改為被動語態(tài))Theresultsofthesurveywill____________inthenewspapers.31．Wecannotdrinksaltwater.wecannottakeashowerwithit,either.(保持句意)Wecan_____drinksaltwater____takeashowerwithit.32．“Haveyoucollectedanymaterialsaboutearthquakes?”askedMsWard.(改為賓語從句)MsWardaskedme_____I_____collectedanymaterialsaboutearthquakes.33．a(chǎn)blanket,covered,Tom’s,with,legs,were(連詞成句)____________________________________________.五、閱讀單選Summerjobshavealwaysbeenagreatwayforteenagerstoearnmoney,learnimportantskillsandbecomemoreindependent.YoungpeopleintheUKcanworkpart-timefromtheageof13.Theycanthenworkfull-timefrom16.However,inEngland,youngpeoplemuststayinpart-timeeducationortraininguntiltheyare18.Therearemanywaysforthemtowork,suchaswashingthedishesintherestaurants,walkingdogs,washingcarsandwateringplants.Somesaythatthesejobswillteachvaluablelifelessons.However,othersfeelthatyoungpeopleshouldenjoytheirsummerbreakwhiletheycan.Sowhatdoyouthink?Shouldyoungpeoplehavejobsoverthesummer?GroupYesGroupNo●Summerjobsbenefitsteenagersalot.Theyteachthemhowtoberesponsibleandtheimportanceofbeingontime.●Workinghelpschildrenandyoungpeopledevelopsoftskills—suchasproblemsolving,communicationsandteamwork.Theseareimportanttosuccessinjobsandalsoinlife.●Childrenandyoungpeoplewithjobsearntheirownmoneyandlearnhowtomanagetheirhard-earnedcash.●Childrenandyoungpeopleworkhardduringtheschoolyear.Theyneedabreakandrechargeoverthesummer.●Summerisagoodtimetotakeclasses,improveatsports,takeupapersonalhobbysuchasmusicordrawing,learnnewskillsorvisitrelatives.●Summerjobsareofgreathelp.However,enjoyingsummerholidaysisabigpartofchildhood.Childrenandyoungpeoplehavetheirwholelivesaheadofthemtowork.34．Whatcanyoungpeoplegetfromsummerjobs?①fame

②skills

③wealth

④independenceA．①②③ B．①②④ C．②③④ D．①③④35．Theunderlinedword“These”refersto________.A．teamworkspirits B．problemsolutions C．softskills D．communicationabilities36．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“recharge”probablymeaninChinese?A．勤學(xué)苦練 B．養(yǎng)精蓄銳 C．一鼓作氣 D．勞逸結(jié)合37．Whatopiniondothetwogroupshaveincommon?A．Summerjobsaregoodforteenagersinaway. B．Jobshelpsteenagersmanagetheirmoneywell.C．Teenagersshouldenjoytheirsummerbreak. D．Enjoyingsummerholidaysismoreimportant.38．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Differentwaystoworkinsummer. B．Thebenefitsofsummerjobs.C．Differentvaluablelifeskills. D．Differentopinionsonsummerjobs.六、完形填空CREEPY-CRAWLIESThesuperfoodofthefuture?Thenumberofpeopleintheworldisgrowingfast—everyyearthereareabout70millionmorepeople.So,we’vegottwoquestionsthatneedanswers:havewegotenoughspaceonourplanetforsomanypeopleandhowcanwe39we’veallgotenoughfoodtolive?Manypeopleeattoomuchmeat—steaks,beefburgers,sausages,etc.That’snotgoodforusandweneedbigfarmstoproduceallthatmeat.Thefarmsalreadyuse30%ofalltheworld’sland:theycreategreenhousegasesandusealotofwaterandenergy.However,wecandosomethingto40.Wecaneatmeatonlyoneortwodaysaweek,forexample,andeatmorevegetables—that’shealthy.Wecaneatsomedifferenttypesofmeat—creepy-crawlies41!That’sright,grasshoppers,worms,fliesandlotsofotherinsects.They’rethesuperfoodofthefuture.They’vegotalotofprotein.Proteinisveryimportantforourhealth,andit’sgoodforourhairandourskin.Proteinkeepsourmusclesandbonesingoodconditionaswell.Therearetwomorereasonswhyinsectsaregoodfood42insectfarmsdon’tneedsomuchwaterandenergy.Also,theydon’tusesomuchspace.ForsomepeopleincountriesinAsiaandLatinAmerica,eatinginsectsisnot43.ButforpeopleinEuropeandmanyothercountries,itseemsverystrange.Whataboutyou?Doyoueatanyhealthyfood?Howmuchmeatdoyoueatinaweek?Perhapsyouthinkyoudon’teatinsects?Butmaybeyou’re44.Why’sthat?Becausetheredfoodcolouringthatisinmanythingsthatweeatcomesfromaninsectcalledthecochinealbeetle.39．A．dealwith B．makesure C．findout D．pointout40．A．help B．worry C．warn D．survive41．A．never B．still C．yet D．too42．A．choices B．diets C．menus D．lists43．A．unlucky B．unnecessary C．unimportant D．unusual44．A．true B．mad C．wrong D．natural七、短文首字母填空LOCALHilaryLister,33,can’tmoveherlimbs(armsandlegs)orherhead—sheiscompletelyparalysed.However,shehasjustsailedaloneacrosstheEnglishChannel!Howdidshedoit?SamWollaston,ajournalistfindsout.HilaryLister,a“l(fā)onely”sailor“Wheredoyouwanttogo?”laughsHilaryLister.WeareonaboatgoingoutofPortsmouthHarbour,andHilaryissailingit.Suddenly,she’shappyandfree.Sailingdoesthattoher.“It’sgivenmylifemeaninga45,”shesays.Hilaryisparalysedbecauseofanunusualdisease,butshehasn’talwaysbeenlikethis.Whenshewasachildshewasalwaysa46,andsheplayedvarioussports.Butwhenshewas11,shebegantoexperiencepaininherlegs.Bythetimeshewas15,shewasnolongerabletowalk.Aboutsixyearsagothediseases47toherarmsandhandsandshecan’tusethemanymore.Shethoughtherlifewasover.Then,twoyearsago,afriendtookhersailingforthefirsttime.Shelovedit!Butshedidn’twanttobeap48only.Shewantedtosailaboatherself.Soshetookupsailingasawaytobecomemoreconfident.“IhadthismadideatosailacrosstheEnglishChannel,”shesaid.Hilarydidn’tknowanythingaboutboatsorsailing.Butshestartedtodesignherownboat.Thenshefoundaboatandsomepeopletohelpher.Thecontrolsofherboatcomefromherwheelchairandshecandrivetheboatwithherm49.Byblowingintoonetube,theboatgoesright,andbysuckingonanother,itgoesleft.Aftersomelessons,Hilarybecamequiteskilledatsailing.LastmonthHilaryachievedherd50.SheleftDoveraloneinherboat.Itwassunnybutquitewindy.SixhourslatershearrivedinCalais,France.Shewasexhausted,butveryhappy.Itwasthelongestjourneymadebyacompletelyparalysedperson.AndshehasbecomethefirstdisabledpersontosailacrosstheChannel.Hilarysaystheexperiencehasreallychangedherlife.“NextIwanttosailaroundBritain,”shesays.Hilary’sexperiencep51howpowerfulthehumanspiritcanbe,andhowfindinganewhobbycanbringjoyandsatisfactionevenintoughtimes.八、閱讀回答問題閱讀短文，回答下面5個問題。（每題答案不超過10個詞）SOLOMONSLOWwasthesonofagentleman,wholivedontheborderoftheNewForest.HismothercalledhimSolomon.“Because,”shesaid,“slowandsureissuretodowell.Heisawisechild.”“Yes,”saidhisfather,“butheistooslowandunlesshebecomesalittlequickandalittlelesslazy,Ishallnevermakeamanofhim.”Whenhewasabouttenyearsold,hisfatherandsomefriendsplannedapicnicintheForestandhiredalargevantotakethemthere.Theyweretosetoutatseveninthemorning.Solomonknewthisashehadheardhisfathersaysothenightbefore.Itwasareallyfinedaywhenhewokeupatsixthenextmorning,buthewasaslazyasever.“IfIgetupabouttenminutesbeforeseven,”saidhe,“Ishallbedowninplentyoftime.”Sohelaystillinbedandheardallthepartypasshisdoorastheywentdownstairs.Theyevencalledtohim;buthegavenoanswer,andonlylazilyrolledhimselfupintheclothes.Atlast,uphejumped,dressed,andrandownthestairsbuthefoundthebreakfast-roomempty,andthevangone!Snatching(抓)uphishatheranasfastashecoulddowntheroad;buttherewasahighwindandthedustwasincloudseverywhere.Hescreamedandshoutedforthevantostop;butit’suseless.Noonecouldhearhimandatlast,tiredwithrunningandhalffedwithdusthewalkedsadlyhome.Buteventhisdidnotcurehim.Hewasalazyboyandgrewuptobealazyman;andwheninbusiness,thoughthebuspassedhisdooreverydayhewasseldomready.52．WhydidthemothercalltheboySolomonSlow?53．Whatwastheweatherlikewhenhewokeup?