2015學(xué)年新目標(biāo)九unit13試題

一.（15分 )1.—Thisis uglyButit usefulbird.Itcanhelpfishermencatchan; B.an;C.a; D.a; )2.—Whenyoukeepgoldfish,itisagoodideatoputsomestonesatthe ofthe(魚缸).Sothefishcanhidebehind B.C. D. )3.—Whyhaven’tyouboughtacar,MrLin?You Well,Ihavemoneyforit,butIwanttogo B.C. D. )4.—Nowpeoplehavetopaysomemoney bagsinYes.Becausetheyarebadforthe B.C. D. )5.—Whatdoesthissignmean,— lsus A. B.C. D. )6.—EveryoneshouldusebothsidesofYes.Ifweallusebothsidesofpaper,many be B.haveC. D. )7.—Doyouoftenusepaper theyarecheapandeasyto B.C. D. )8.—Don’tkeepthewaterrunningwhilebrushingyour—Sorry.Iforgot A.turnon B.turnitC.turnoffit D.turnitoff )9.—HowshallwegototheLet’staketheairportbus.It only20minutesand muchlessthantakingataxi.takes; B.spends;C.spends; D.takes; )10.—ThereisoftensomuchrubbishintheYes.Luckily,tosavewater,many arearegoingtoaregoingtobearegoingtobe )11.—DoyouknowwhattheclothesontheshowaremadeWastepaper.Yousee,wastethings toA.bring B.bebroughtC.take D.betaken )12.— lotsoftreesintheButtheyhaveallgonebecausepeoplebuiltarailwayA.have B.usedtoC.have D.usedto )13.—Lookatthehouse! upsideYes.Itmustbecooltoliveinisishas )14.WhichofthefollowingactionsisNOTpartofgreenBurningrubbishintheopenntingtreesinWalkingorridingbikestoTakingashopbasketwhengoingshop )15.—Ithinkthebiggestenvironmentalprobleminmycountryisair.TheairhereismuchmorepollutedthaninmyNot B.Me,C.Yes,I D.Itdoesn’t二.（10分Theychose16groupsofvisitorstoanexhibitionofpaintings.Forthefirstgrouptheroomwaspainted17;forthesecondgroup,darkbrown.Movementofeithergroupwasfollowedbyaspecialcameraunderthecarpet(地毯).Theexperimentshowedthatthosewhoenteredthedarkbrownroom18morequickly,coveredmorearea.Andthey19timeintheroomthanpeopleinthewhiteone.Darkbrownmadepeoplemoreactive,buttheactivity20sooner.Notonlythechoiceof21butalsothegeneralappearanceofaroomaffectsthoseinside.In22experimenttwogroupsofpeoplewereofferedphotographsoffaceswhoseenergywastobecommented(評(píng)價(jià)).Bothgroupswereshownthesamephotos,23theywereindifferentrooms.Onegroupwasinawell-designedlivingroomwithacarpet.Theothergroupwasinamessyone.Resultsshowedthatthepeopleinthepleasantroomtriedto24highermarkstothefacesthanthoseinthe25roomdid.Otherstudiesshowedthatstudentsdidbetterinteststakeninacomfortableroomthaninanordinary-lookingoruglyroom. )16.A.B.C.D. )17.A.B.C.D. )18.A.B.C.D. )19.A.B.C.D. )20.A.B.C.D. )21.A.B.C.D. )22.A.B.C.D.the )23.A.B.C.D. )24.A.B.C.D. )25.A.B.C.D.三.（30分A、B、C、DAGoingGoingBirdwatchingAroundShijiuShijiuLakeisabout70kilometersawayfromthecityofNanjing.It’sfamousforbeing“ASwanLake”.AndoursocietyintroducesyoutoYoucanenjoybeautifulscenery(風(fēng)景)oflakefromthesouthtothenorth.Thetourincludesaboattripandavisittothemainislandsfullofbirds.Andenjoyinglocalfoodmaymakethetripmoreunforgettable.Also,lakefromthesouthtothenorth.Thetourincludesaboattripandavisittothemainislandsfullofbirds.Andenjoyinglocalfoodmaymakethetripmoreunforgettable.Also,youhaveplentyofstopsforwatchingbirdsandtakingphotos.Thisisatouryoucan’tWemeetandsetoffeverydayexceptMondayfromtheSouthSquareofNanjingSouthRailwayStation(FromNovembertoFebruary).Adult—150yuan,Child—80yuan(upto16yearsofage)Forgroupofmorethan10,20Halfpriceformembersofthesociety.Priceincludescoachandboatfare(費(fèi))andLeaveat09:15.ArriveatShijiuLakeat10:30.Returnat17:00.RemembertoRaincoats(Umbrellaswillbeuselesswhilewatchingbirds),cameras,binoculars(雙筒望遠(yuǎn)鏡).Besuretowearwarmclothes.E-mail:Formoreinformation,pleasevisitwww. )26.Ifyoutakethetrip,youcandomanythings A.havelocalB.fishontheC.takephotosoftheD.haveaboat )27.Ifyouwouldliketotakethetrip,youcangothere A.Sunday,NovemberB.Monday,NovemberC.Thursday,OctoberD.Tuesday,October )28.IfamemberofJiangsuBirdwatchingSocietywilltakeMrGreenandhisson,7,totakethetrip,howmuchdotheyhavetopay?A.230 B.305C.380 D.450 )29.HowlongdoesthetripfromthesquaretothelakeA.About7 B.LessthananC.Morethanan D.About15 )30.ItisNOTagoodideato withyouifyoutaketheBWeliveinacolorfulworld.Inmanycountries,colorsrepresentdifferentkindsofholidays,andtheyarealsousedtoexpressfeelingsandmakelanguagelively.Findsomethinggreen,redorblueincolorandseewhatthesethreecolorsmeanaroundtheworld.①Onlyonenationalflaghasasinglecolor:thegreenflagof②AncientEgyptianscoloredthefloorsoftheirtemples③Greenmeans“go”.When“allsystemsaregreen”,itmeanseverythingisin④Thegreenroomofaconcerthallortheateriswhereperformersrelaxbeforegoingon⑤The“green-eyedmonster”meanslousy(嫉妒①InRussia,redmeansbeautiful.In,redisthesymbolfora②InSouthAfrica,redisasadcolor.Itisthecolorof③InGreece,eggsarecoloredredforgoodluckatEasterThe“redshirts”werethesoldiersoftheItalianleaderGaribaldi,whounified(統(tǒng)一)modernItalyinthenineteenthcentury.⑤In,redisthecolorofgoodluckandisusedasaholidayandweddingcolor.babiesaregiventheirnamesatared-eggceremony.⑥To“seered”istobe①InancientRome,publicservantsworeblue.Today,andotherpublicservantswear④ThebluesisastyleofmusicfromsouthernAfrican-Americansongs.Itinfluencedthedevelopmentofrock,R&B,andcountrymusic.⑤Aroompaintedblueissaidtobe⑥“Feelingblue”meansfeeling（10分 )31.Whichcountry’snationalflaghasasinglecolorofA. B.C. D. )32.Whatdid“redshirts”representinItalyinthe19thA. B.C. D. A.服務(wù) B.演職人C.D.公眾人 A.AfeelingofB.AfeelingofC.AfeelingofD.AfeelingofCWeallknowthatrecyclingrubbishisveryimportant.Butsometimesitisnotsoconvenientwhenwecan’tfindarecyclingbinanywhere.NowateamofmiddleschoolstudentsfromtheUShassolvedthatproblembydesigningtheirRecyclingBinapp(應(yīng)用程序).Thisappencouragespeopletorecycle.Itprovidesuserswithamapoflocalrecyclingcenters.Anditallowsthemtosavecesasfavoritesonit.Thisappalsoremindsuserstorecycle.Thegroupofninesixth-gradersisfromSTEMCenterMiddleSchool.TheycameupwiththeideaaspartofaschoolprojectfortheVerizonInnovativeAppChallenge.Theirschoolprovidedprofessionalapptraining.Itgave10teamsSamsungtablets(平板)asprizes.Thechallengewantedtodevelopstudents’interestinscience,technologyandengineering.Incontest,studentsshowedanappdesignthatcouldsolveaproblemintheirschoolorcity.TheninestudentscameupwiththeideaforRecyclingBinwhentheysawaneedformorerecycling.“Wethoughtthatthiswouldreallyhelpalotofpeople,”JadenHilkemann,12,toldTimeForKids.Theykepttheirdesigneasysothatanyonecoulduseit.NowtheRecyclingBinapphasbeenputintouseinthe yappstoreforAndroidphonesortablets.“Iwassoexcitedwhenitwentupattheappstore,”SeralynBlake,12,said.“Alotofmyfamilymembersdownloaded()theapp.Itwasprettycool.”()36.RecyclingBinappisdesignedby A. B.C. D. )37.InParagraph3,“it”refersto(指 A.arubbish B.theC.the D. )38.TheVerizonInnovativeAppChallenge A.organizedbysomeB.partofaschoolC.providingeverystudentwithaD.encouragingpeopleto )39.RecyclingBinappis hardtocheaptoeasytousefulin )40.Thebesttitleforthisreportis STEMCenterMiddleyAppTimefor四.（10分Animalsareunlikepeople.Theycan’tspeak.Theyarenotabletoexpressthemselveseveniftheyfeelpainorsadness.Theyneedpeople’shelp.Now,wecanlearnfromSophieSmithandanimals’truefriends—volunteersworkingforOnFeb3,2014,agirlfromMassachusetts,theUS,saidthatcircuses(馬戲團(tuán))shouldnomoreusehooks(鉤子)orchainsonelephants.Andtheernmentshoulddosomething.Someelephantsarekeptinchains.Theycan’twalkly.Andchainsbringthemgreatpain.Somepeopleevenusehookswhentheytrainelephants.Thehooksaresharpandbringelephantsmuchmorepain.Circusactorsevenpushahookintoanelephant’sbodytomoveitalongduringashow.“Aftersometime,theelephant’sskinbreaksdown.Itfeelsthepain,butitcan’tsayanything.Itcan’tsaynotothosecruelpeople,”SophietoldlocalnewspaperMarbleheadReporter.Shealsosaidthatitwouldbebadforchildren.Sophie’slovetowardanimalsstartedalongtimeago.Backin2011,asasixth-grader,shesearchedfordifferentanimalprotectiongroupsonlineandhelpedthem.Sowhenshespokeinfrontof70peopleatthestatehouse,Sophiewasnotafraid.Shewasfullof“Elephantsaren’ttreatedwithkindness.Sincetheycannottalk,Ispeakforthem.Igivethemmyvoiceandmylove,”shesaid.BeAnimals’TrueFriendsLikeSophieTheycan’twalklybecausetheyare Hooksareusedwhen orperformingduringaWhatSophieSmithShehasbeen withanimalssincealongtimeShespeaksforthemwithher Animals eveniftheyfeelpainorTheyneedpeople’s五.（5分harmful,harmful,wooden,cruel,advantage,Don’t toanimals.TheyareourhousescatchfireStayinguplate toourHongKongisfamousforits Hisexperienceinthat isa over六.（10分eat,eat,from,including,high,news,put,they,thousand,Everyfewyears,twogroupsdoastudyabouthowmanyAmericanswashtheirhandsafterusingthetoilet.Therewasgood(51) inthelateststudy.Researchersfoundthat85%ofadultswashedtheirhandsinpublicrestroomslastmonth.Thepercentage(百分比)wasthe(52)sincethestudybeganinResearcherswenttotherestroomsatabaseballparkinAtlantaandasciencemuseuminChicago.Theyalso(53) twotrainstationsinNewYorkCityandalargefarmers’marketinSanFrancisco.Inall,theyobserved(觀察)aboutsix(54) Theyfoundthat77%ofmenand93%ofwomenwashed 66%ofmenand88%ofwomeninthelaststudythreeyearsAlmostnineoutoftenalsosaidtheyalwayswashedhandsafterusingthebathroomatHandwashingcanhelppeoplekeep(57) .Tocleanyourhandswell,wetthemfirstandrub(搓)themwithsoapforatleasttwentyseconds,(58) yourhandsundertherunningw