Unit8拔尖測評課件牛津譯林版英語九年級上冊

Unit8拔尖測評一、

單項選擇。（每小題1分，共10分）（

B

）1.—Hello，Jenny.Ican’tfindmyMathsbook

.Did

youseeit？—Sorry，Ididn’t.A.everywhereB.anywhereC.somewhereD.nowhereB一二三四五六七（

B

）2.—Doyouknowtheyoungladywas

charged

shoplifting？—Really？ButIdon’tthinksheisguilty

thecrime.A.for；ofB.with；ofC.of；withD.with；forB一二三四五六七（

B

）3.―Idon’tknowwhyheleft

withoutanywordsthis

morning.―Maybehehadsomethingimportanttodo.A.inamomentB.inahurryC.inawayD.inasense（

C

）4.（2023·郴州改編）Teaistheleafofaplant

grows

widelyinChina，Japanandothercountries.A.whatB.whoC.thatD.whereBC一二三四五六七（

B

）5.（2023·天津）Lisaisapopularmonitor.She

her

classmatesandteachers.A.takespartinB.getsonwellwithC.getsintotroublewithD.keepsclearofB一二三四五六七（

B

）6.ThepolicethinkthatSuspect1

justnowand

didn’t

thetruth.A.lay；sayB.lied；tellC.lay；speakD.lied；talk（

B

）7.Tomwasseen

inthestreetthismorningandItold

him

.A.playing；don’tdosoB.playing；nottodosoC.toplay；todosoD.toplay；don’tdosoBB一二三四五六七（

A

）8.—Theexam

tobeharderthanwethought.—Youshouldpractisemorebeforetheexam.Remember，practicemakes

perfect.A.turnedoutB.foundoutC.carriedoutD.putoutA一二三四五六七（

B

）9.—Mum，doyouknow

？Anengineer.—That’sinteresting.Iguessyouoftenfixthingsforothersinyourschool.A.whatdomyclassmatescallmeB.whatmyclassmatescallmeC.whydomyclassmatescallmeD.whymyclassmatescallmeB一二三四五六七（

D

）10.—Theyoungmanmusthavesomethingtodowiththe

murder.—

，thoughheinsistedhehaddonenothingagainstthelaw.A.IhopesoB.IsupposenotC.Idon’tthinksoD.IsupposesoD一二三四五六七二、

完形填空。（每小題1分，共15分）OnesunnyMonday，Idecidedtogoforawalkonthepathnearmy

housewithmyhusband.Onmy

1

wasaveryspecialring：I’djust

pickeditupfromthejeweller’sthedaybeforebecauseIhaditdesignedto

holdadiamondmygrandmothergavemeformy23rdbirthday.Ilooked

downatmyringasIbeganmy

2

，feelingassunnyastheday.一二三四五六七ImaginemysadnesswhenIlookedagainattheendofthepathand

foundthediamondwas

3

.Anxiously（焦急地），Istartedbackalong

thepath，lookingforthe

4

diamond.Inmyheart，Iknewhow

hopelessmysearchwas.Thepathwaslongandcoveredwithleaves.AsI

searchedthe

5

，cryingandupset，Imetanoldgentleman.“What’s

thematter，love？”heasked

6

.“Lostsomething？”Iexplained

aboutthemissingdiamondandshowedhimthehole

7

myring.He

whistled，

“That’sgoingtobehardtofind.Tellyouwhat，love，Iwalk

alongthispatheveryday.一二三四五六七I’llkeepmy

8

openforit.”Ithankedhim，

9

nothing，buttold

himmyhusbandoftenwalkedourdogsalongthepath

10

hemightfind

something.Afewdayslater，myhusbandmettheoldmanonthepath.“Guess

what？”hesaid.“Ifoundyourdiamond！”

11

hehadfoundthetiny

diamondandwaswillingtohandthediamondbacktomyhusband，saying

casually（漫不經(jīng)心地），

“ItwasluckythatIfoundit.Ionlyhave50per

centeyesightinoneeye.”Whenmyhusbandofferedhimmoneyforhis

help，herefusedit.一二三四五六七Hecouldhaveeasily

12

thediamond，orsoldit，asit’sworthseveral

thousanddollars.

13

，hereturnedit.Thankstothisman，I’llspend

therestofmydaystryingtodosomethinglikethatfor

14

person.And

whatIhavetodoislookatmyringand

15

myselfthattherearekind

andgeneroussoulsthere.一二三四五六七（

D

）1.A.pocket

B.foot

C.head

D.finger（

C

）2.A.work

B.path

C.walk

D.talk（

C

）3.A.losing

B.left

C.gone

D.missed（

B

）4.A.big

B.tiny

C.colourless

D.shiny（

B

）5.A.street

B.ground

C.room

D.yard（

A

）6.A.kindly

B.sadly

C.happily

D.rudely（

A

）7.A.in

B.to

C.above

D.among（

C

）8.A.house

B.mouth

C.eyes

D.hands（

B

）9.A.getting

B.expecting

C.explaining

D.tellingDCCBBAACB一二三四五六七（

C

）10.A.because

B.when

C.if

D.since（

D

）11.A.Hopefully

B.Naturally

C.Unluckily

D.Unbelievably（

B

）12.A.thrown

B.kept

C.covered

D.placed（

A

）13.A.However

B.And

C.Or

D.So（

C

）14.A.theother

B.others

C.another

D.other（

B

）15.A.ask

B.remind

C.warn

D.promiseCDBACB一二三四五六七三、

閱讀理解。（每小題2.5分，共25分）AOrdeal

by

InnocenceisahotTVseries.Itisadaptedfromadetective

storywrittenbyAgathaChristie.AgathaChristie’srealnamewasAgathaMiller.Agathawasbornin

1890.ShewasanEnglishwriter.ShemarriedArchibaldChristiewhenshe

was24yearsold，andshechangedherfamilynametoChristie.一二三四五六七Shesoldherfirstmysterybookin1920.Itwasthefirsttimethatthe

worldhadmetAgatha’sfamousdetectiveHerculePoirot.Tenyearsafter

that，Agathawroteherbookwithhersecondfamousdetective，Miss

Marple.In1928，Agatha’sfirstmarriagebrokeup.ShemarriedSirMax

Mallowanin1930，butshestillwroteherbooksunderthenameAgatha

Christie.Sheisknownforher66detectivenovelsand14shortstorycollections.

Herstoriesarefamousfortheirplottwistsandsurprisingendings.一二三四五六七Sowheredidherimaginationcomefrom？Whenshewasakid，

Agathalikedtoinventimaginaryfriends，andshespentmostofhertime

withherimaginaryfriends.Sheusuallymetherimaginaryfriendsinher

dreams.Agatha’sunconventional（非常規(guī)的）childhoodgaveherawild

imagination.Agathaalsolovedwatchingmusicalsandplayswhenshewasyoung，

whichmadeherinterestedinwriting.Bytheageof18，Agathawaswriting

thestoriesshelikedtelling.Soalifelongpassionbegan.一二三四五六七Today，manyofAgatha’sdetectivenovels，suchasMurder

on

the

Orient

Express（《東方快車謀殺案》）andDeath

on

the

Nile（《尼羅河

上的慘案》），havebeenadaptedintofilmsandplays.Theseadaptations

havemadeherworksmorepopularacrosstheworld.Agatha’sworkshavebeentranslatedintomorethan103languages，

andthetotalsaleshavereached2billioncopies.AccordingtoGuinness

WorldRecords，Agathaisthebest-sellingbookwriterinhumanhistory.On

January12，1976，shediedinherbirthplace，England，attheageof85.一二三四五六七（

D

）1.WhatkindofstoryisOrdeal

by

Innocence？A.Afunnystory.B.Alovestory.C.Asadstory.D.Adetectivestory.（

B

）2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“adapted”probablymeanin

Chinese？A.翻譯B.改編C.表達(dá)D.模仿DB一二三四五六七（

D

）3.Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatements

isnottrue？A.AgathawasborninEnglandin1890.B.Agatha’sstorieshavesurprisingendings.C.Agathahadanunconventionalchildhood.D.FewpeopleareinterestedinDeath

on

the

Niletoday.D一二三四五六七（

C

）4.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage？A.AllreadersloveAgatha’sdetectivenovels.B.HerculePoirotwasoneofAgatha’simaginaryfriendsinherchildhood.C.MissMarpleappearedinAgatha’sbookin1930.D.Agathalovedactingoutmusicalsandplays.C一二三四五六七（

B

）5.Whatisthispassagemainlyabout？A.ThestudyofOrdeal

by

Innocence.B.TheintroductiontoAgathaChristie.C.ThebooksofArchibaldChristie.D.ThechildhoodofAgathaChristie.B一二三四五六七BHewasanoldmanwhofishedaloneinaboatandhehadgoneeighty-

fourdaysnowwithouttakingafish.Inthefirstfortydaysaboyhadbeen

withhim.Butafterfortydayswithoutafish，theboy’sparentshadtoldhimthat

theoldmanwasnowexactlyandfinallysalao，whichwastheworstformof

badluck，andtheboyhadgoneattheirordersinanotherboatwhichcaught

threegoodfishinthefirstweek.一二三四五六七Itmadetheboysadtoseetheoldmancomeineachdaywithhisboat

emptyandhealwayswentdowntohelphimcarryfishingtools.Theoldmanwasthinwithdeepwrinkles（皺紋）inthebackofhis

neck.Hishandshadthedeepscars（疤）fromdealingwithheavyfish.But

noneofthesescarswerefresh.Everythingabouthimwasoldexcepthiseyesandtheywerethesame

colourastheseaandwerecheerfulandfullofconfidence.一二三四五六七“Santiago，”theboysaidtohimastheyclimbedfromthebank

wheretheboatwaspulledup，

“Icouldgowithyouagain.We’vemade

somemoney.”Theoldmanhadtaughttheboytofishandtheboyloved

him.“No，”theoldmansaid.“You’rewithaluckyboat.Staywith

them.”

“Butrememberhowyouwenteighty-sevendayswithoutfishand

thenwecaughtbigoneseverydayforthreeweeks.”

“Iremember，”the

oldmansaid.“Iknowyoudidnotleavemewillingly.”

“Itwasmypapa

whomademeleave.IamaboyandImustdowhathetoldmeto.”

“I

know，”theoldmansaid.一二三四五六七“Iquiteunderstandthat.”

“Hedoesn’thavemuchfaith（信心），does

he？”

“No，”theoldmansaid.“Butwehave，don’twe？”

“Yes，”

theboysaid.“CanIofferyouabeerontheterrace？Andthenwe’lltake

thefishingtoolshome.”

“Whynot？”theoldmansaid.“Between

fishermen.”Theysatontheterraceandmanyofthefishermenmadefunoftheold

man，buthewasnotangry.Someotherolderfishermenlookedathimand

weresad.Buttheydidn’tshowitandtheyspokepolitelyaboutthesea，the

weatherandwhattheyhadseen.一二三四五六七（

A

）6.Howlongdidtheoldmangofishingwiththeboyaccordingto

Paragraph1？A.Forfortydays.B.Forforty-fourdays.C.Foreighty-fourdays.D.Foreighty-sevendays.（

B

）7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”referto？A.Theboywouldleavehimsoonerorlater.B.Theboyhadtolistentohisfatherandlefthim.C.Hecouldn’tcatchfishbecausehewastooold.D.Hecouldn’tsucceedwithouttheboy’ssupport.AB一二三四五六七（

B

）8.Whatistherightorderofthestoryabouttheboyinthe

passage？①Theoldmancaughtsomebigfishwiththeboy. ②Theoldmantaughttheboyhowtofishonthesea.③Theboywantedtogofishingwiththeoldmanagain. ④Theboyhelpedtheoldmantakethefishingtoolshome.A.①④③②B.②①③④C.②③④①D.③④①②B一二三四五六七（

D

）9.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraphofthestory？A.Theoldmanlikedtomakefunofotherfishermen.B.Theoldmanoftenprovidedbeerforotherfishermen.C.Allfishermenlaughedattheoldmanexcepttheboy.D.Somefishermenfeltsadfortheoldman.D一二三四五六七（

B

）10.Fromthestorywecanknowthattheoldmanis

.A.amanwhooftenshowedoffB.amanwhonevergaveupC.amanwhosometimesgotangryD.amanwhoseldomstayedcalmB一二三四五六七四、

詞匯。（每小題1分，共10分）A.

根據(jù)首字母、漢語提示或英文釋義寫出單詞。1.Thedogis

（守衛(wèi)，保衛(wèi)）thehouse.Ifastrangercomes

near，itbarksloudly.2.—Youhaven’tsaida

（單個的）wordsincelastFriday.

What’swrong？—Nothing.Justleavemealone.guarding

single

一二三四五六七3.Intheterriblewar，manysoldierswere

（使……受傷）

andweresenttothenearesthospital.4.I’mwonderingwhethersomeonehas

（closesomething）allthe

windowsalready.5.HowcanItrustyou？You’ve

?tomeagainandagain.wounded

shut

lied

一二三四五六七6.

，thestoryisnotinterestingatall.7.—It’sraining

outside.—Nowondersomanyparentsdrive

topickuptheirchildren.8.—Youarealwayssolazy！I’veneverseenan

?roombefore.—Sorry！Iwillcleanitrightaway.Totellthetruth

heavily

untidier

B.

選用方框中所給的單詞或短語并用其適當(dāng)形式填空，有一個單詞或短

語是多余的。heavy

breakinto

tidy

tellthetruth

solvethecase

safe一二三四五六七9.

，thepolicehaveworkedforafewdayswithouta

goodrest.10.Thepoliceareconcernedforthe

?ofthe12-year-oldboywho

hasbeenmissingforthreedays.Tosolvethecase

safety

一二三四五六七五、[傳統(tǒng)文化]（2024·原創(chuàng)）語法填空。（每空1分，共10分）“異獸錄——山海覓境”主題大展

Amodernartexhibitioninspiredbytherareanimalsandwildlifefrom

theShan

Hai

Jing

（Classic

of

Mountains

and

Seas），animportantwork

ongeographyinancientChina，kickedoffintheBeijingNanchiziMuseum

onWednesday.一二三四五六七SinceancientChina，people1.

（create）allkinds

ofliteraryworksinwhichthespecialromanceofChinesepeoplecanbeseen.

Sucharomanticaurais2.

（wide）toldintheClassic

of

Mountains

and

Seas.Containingrichlegendsandfairytales，thebookisvery

3.

（value）tohistoricalstudies，andespeciallyhelpfulfor

researchintoprimitive（原始的）societyofChina，aswellasprimitive

surnames，tribes（部落）andancientpeople’sknowledgeand

understandingoftheuniverse，natureandsocialdevelopment.havecreated

widely

valuable

一二三四五六七4.

exhibition，F(xiàn)antasticCreature：SeekingtheWonders

fromtheClassic

of

Mountains

and

Seas，iscurated（組織）5.

?Hu

Danjie.Atotalof19modernartistsborninthe1950stothe1990s6.

?

（invite）totakepart.Throughtheirsome70works，visitorscan

returntoancienttimes7.

immerse（沉浸于）themselvesinhuman

imagination.The

by

were

invited

and

一二三四五六七Theexhibitionalso8.

（offer）theaudienceamulti-media

experience.Insidetheexhibitionhall，contemporary（當(dāng)代的）Chinese

paintings，oilpaintings，sculptures，digitalphotosandinstallationsare

gatheredtogetherinthegarden-likespaceofthemuseum.Throughthis

exhibition，theartistsexplorethe9.

（possible）of

contemporaryartgivingbirthtonewlifefrom10.

?

（tradition）Chinesemythology.TheexhibitionwilllastuntilMarch31.offers

possibility

traditional

一二三四五六七六、

任務(wù)型閱讀。（每空1分，共10分）Nobodylikesmakingmistakes.Butnooneisperfect.Ifyoucanlearn

frommistakescorrectly，theycanmoveyouforward.一二三四五六七Ifyouhavemademistakesthatharmotherpeople，itisimportantto

offeratrueapology（道歉）inperson.Agoodapologywillprobablymake

theotherpersonforgiveyou.Ifyourefusetoapologize，thepersonhurtby

youwillholditagainstyou.Ifyouareafraidtomakeamistake，youwill

spendmostofyourlifedoingnothing.Thereisnoharminmakingmistakes.

Itisapartofgoingforward.Themoredutiesyoutake，themoremistakes

youwillpossiblymake.一二三四五六七Unluckily，itisnaturaltojustify（為……辯解）ouractions.When

youmakeamistake，youwillfirstblamesomeoneelse.Whenmistakesare

made，thebosswon’tbeinterestedinjustifications.Sometimesitisbestto

say，verysimply—yes，Imadeamistake.Mistakeshappenfordifferentreasons.Toavoidrepeatingthem，you

needtounderstandthemainreason.Forexample，youmayhavemadea

mistakebysayingsomeunkindwords.Ifyoumakemistakesbecauseyouare

tired，trytogetmoresleep；ifyouarestressed，trytorelaxandkeep

awayfromthestressofwork.一二三四五六七Youshouldavoidfeelingguiltyaboutmakingmistakes，butatthe

sametime，youshouldmakeadecisiontolearnfromthem.Ifyourepeatthe

samemistakes，itshowsyouaren’tmakingprogressandthattheycause

repeatedsuffering.Oftenmistakesarecausedbybadhabits.Toavoidmaking

thesamemistakesyouneedtobreakthesebadhabitsassoonasyoucan.一二三四五六七The

right1.

?tolearnfrommistakesAdviceSituationsSaysorry2.

?.Thepersonwhowas3.

?by

youwillforgiveyou.Don’tbeafraidtomake

mistakes.Amanwhomakes4.

?mistakesusually

doesnotmakeanything.Apersonwhotakes

moredutiesmaymake5.

?mistakes.ways

truly

hurt/harmed

no

more

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成表格。（每空一詞）一二三四五六七Don’t6.

?time

tryingtojustifymistakes.Whenamistakeismade，you’dbetter

apologize7.

?ofblamingiton

someoneelse.Understand8.

?themistakeshappen.Youmaymakedifferentkindsofmistakes.

Findtherightwaysandtrytoavoidthesame

mistakes.Avoid

9.

?thesamemistakes.Changeyourbadhabitsassoonas

10.

?.spend

instead

why

making/repeating

possible

一二三四五六七七、

書面表達(dá)。（共20分）“南通市安全教育平臺”讓廣大中小學(xué)生學(xué)到了很多安全知識。假

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一封信，從firesafety、foodsafety、trafficsafety、Internetsafety、

naturaldisasters、accidentalinjuries里選擇兩個，跟西蒙談?wù)勏鄳?yīng)的保護

自身安全的措施，并分享你的體會。要求：1.短文中應(yīng)包含所要求的信息，可以適當(dāng)發(fā)揮。2.詞數(shù)90左

右，開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。一二三四五六七參考詞匯：accidentalinjuries意外傷害；treasure珍愛DearSimon，Safetyisveryimportant.Ourgovernmentespeciallypaysattentionto

teenagesafety.Awebsitehelpsusgainalotofknowledgeofsafety.Onthe

website，I’velearnedalot.一二三四五六七

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