Unit8提優(yōu)測評課件牛津譯林版英語九年級上冊

Unit8提優(yōu)測評一、選擇填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）從下列各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選擇最佳選項。（

B

）1.

From

the

scene

of

the

crime，we

can

guess

that

the

person

on

the

right

is

a

.BA.

victimB.

suspectC.

reporterD.

witness一二三四五六（

B

）2.

The

police

said

that

the

old

man

was

wounded

a

knife

and

bled

death

a

result.A.

by；with；forB.

with；to；asC.

with；for；asD.

by；to；for（

B

）3.

—

Why

was

the

young

man

charged

robbery？—

I

don’t

know，but

I

don’t

think

he

is

guilty

that

crime.A.

for；ofB.

with；ofC.

of；withD.

with；forBB一二三四五六（

A

）4.

—

Why

does

Eddie

get

as

a

detective？—

Because

his

food

has

missing

for

a

long

time.

He

wants

to

find

out

who

the

thief

is.A.

dressed；beenB.

dressed；goneC.

dressing；beenD.

dressing；gone（

B

）5.

In

the

film

Murder

in

a

Country

House，a

doctor

is

found

in

the

house，so

the

film

is

horror

and

mysteries.A.

dying；fill

ofB.

dead；full

ofC.

dead；full

withD.

die；filled

withAB一二三四五六（

C

）6.

—

You

should

know

the

first

thing

you

must

do

now

is

do

your

homework.—

Thanks

for

reminding

me.A.

whereB.

whichC.

thatD.

whatC一二三四五六（

B

）7.

The

man

great

wealth

is

hard

to

.A.

with；get

on

with

himB.

of；get

along

withC.

with；get

alongD.

of；get

on

with

him（

B

）8.

The

Maths

problem

to

be

more

difficult

than

we

thought.A.

found

outB.

turned

outC.

ran

outD.

worked

outBB一二三四五六（

D

）9.

The

man

was

under

arrest

some

things

the

supermarket.A.

to

steal；inB.

for

stealing；withC.

with

stealing；inD.

for

stealing；fromD一二三四五六（

D

）10.

—

Oh！My

computer

has

caught

a

virus.—

Don’t

worry.

What

is

your

telephone

number？A.

What

can

I

do

for

you

then？B.

I

am

sorry

to

hear

that.C.

Please

take

care

of

your

computer.D.

Our

worker

will

contact

you

soon.D一二三四五六二、完形填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選擇最佳

選項。A

few

minutes

before

six

o’clock，Mr

Smith

left

the

house.

He

just

wanted

to

11

the

car

when

a

gunman

jumped

up

from

the

back

seat.

He

12

a

gun

at

Mr

Smith’s

head.

“Drive

me

to

Paris！”

he

shouted.一二三四五六“All

right，”

Mr

Smith

answered.

He

started

the

engine，pulled

away

from

the

side

of

the

street

and

13

.

Being

81

years

old，he

knew

he

could

not

have

a

fight

with

the

gunman.

He

knew

he

needed

14

.

Where

were

the

police？As

he

drove

15

each

crossing，he

looked

up

and

down

the

sides

of

streets，hoping

to

meet

a

police

car.

But

he

could

see

16

.

“Just

my

luck，”

he

thought.

“If

I

were

driving

too

17

，there

would

be

a

police

car

at

every

corner.”一二三四五六Suddenly，he

pushed

his

18

down

on

the

accelerator，and

the

car

went

much

faster.

“What

are

you

doing？”

19

the

gunman.

“Keeping

away

from

the

20

，”

Mr

Smith

answered.

“I

thought

I

saw

a

police

car

near

there.”He

ran

through

red

lights，and

drove

wrong

on

one-way

roads.

On

the

two-way

roads，he

drove

on

the

wrong

21

of

the

roads.

None

of

the

policemen

saw

him.

Again，Mr

Smith’s

plan

was

not

working.

He

had

to

try

a

22

plan.一二三四五六He

23

the

corner

and

saw

the

police

station

in

front.

Then

he

drove

his

car

as

fast

as

he

could

towards

the

police

gate.

The

car

knocked

a

police

motorbike

over

and

stopped.

Mr

Smith

shouted，“Help！Help！”

Then

he

24

back

to

grab

the

man’s

gun.

At

the

same

time，the

policemen

heard

the

25

and

quickly

caught

the

gunman.一二三四五六（

D

）11.

A.

stop

B.

begin

C.

leave

D.

start（

B

）12.

A.

brought

B.

pointed

C.

held

D.

carried（

A

）13.

A.

drove

down

B.

sat

down

C.

took

down

D.

pushed

down（

C

）14.

A.

money

B.

cry

C.

help

D.

smile（

C

）15.

A.

above

B.

on

C.

through

D.

under（

D

）16.

A.

somebody

B.

anybody

C.

everybody

D.

nobody（

A

）17.

A.

fast

B.

slowly

C.

quietly

D.

carefully（

B

）18.

A.

hand

B.

foot

C.

leg

D.

arm（

B

）19.

A.

spoke

B.

shouted

C.

told

D.

laughedDBACCDABB一二三四五六（

B

）20.

A.

street

B.

police

C.

station

D.

people（

C

）21.

A.

street

B.

way

C.

side

D.

corner（

A

）22.

A.

new

B.

safe

C.

hard

D.

nice（

B

）23.

A.

moved

B.

turned

C.

stopped

D.

walked（

C

）24.

A.

got

B.

looked

C.

turned

D.

came（

D

）25.

A.

laughter

B.

language

C.

voice

D.

noiseBCABCD一二三四五六三、閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）A）閱讀下面四篇短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項

中，選擇最佳選項。AWho

is

your

favourite

detective

writer？MandyAgatha

Christie

is

my

favourite

detective

writer.

She

began

writing

detective

fiction

while

she

was

working

as

a

nurse

during

World

War

Ⅰ.

Her

first

book

came

out

in

1920

and

she

produced

more

than

75

detective

books.Murder

on

the

Orient

Express

and

Death

on

the

Nile

are

very

popular.一二三四五六JasonMy

favourite

detective

writer

is

Edgar

Allan

Poe.

He

was

an

American

writer.

He

wrote

many

stories，such

as

The

Fall

of

the

House

of

Usher，The

Murders

in

the

Rue

Morgue

and

The

Black

Cat.

I

like

his

story

The

Black

Cat

best.

It

is

the

story

of

a

man

and

his

pet，a

giant

black

cat.一二三四五六SusanMy

favourite

detective

writer

is

Arthur

Conan

Doyle.

He

is

best

known

for

the

stories

about

Sherlock

Holmes.

If

you

haven’t

read

a

Sherlock

Holmes

mystery，you

can

start

with

the

book

The

Hound

of

the

Baskervilles

and

then

go

for

some

of

the

short

stories.NickWilliam

Wilkie

Collins

is

my

favourite

detective

writer.

Many

people

think

he

is

the

grandfather

of

the

English

detective

novel.

He

was

born

in

London

on

Jan.

8，1824，the

son

of

a

successful

painter.

He

left

school

when

he

was

17

and

started

to

work.

He

published

a

number

of

articles

and

stories.

I

like

his

book

The

Moonstone

best.一二三四五六（

A

）26.

How

many

detective

books

did

Agatha

Christie

produce？A.

More

than

75.B.

More

than

90.C.

More

than

95.D.

More

than

100.（

C

）27.

Who

is

Jason’s

favourite

detective

writer？A.

Agatha

Christie.B.

Arthur

Conan

Doyle.C.

Edgar

Allan

Poe.D.

William

Wilkie

Collins.AC一二三四五六（

B

）28.

Which

book

is

Nick’s

favourite？A.

Murder

on

the

Orient

Express.B.

The

Moonstone.C.

The

Hound

of

the

Baskervilles.D.

Death

on

the

Nile.B一二三四五六BHere

are

some

ways

to

write

detective

stories.

They

can

help

you

to

create

another

Sherlock

Holmes

or

Miss

Marple.Introduce

the

detective.

You

will

need

to

explain

the

background

to

the

story

and

set

up

the

world

in

which

your

detective

lives.

You

should

also

explain

any

rule

that

governs（統(tǒng)治）that

world.

You

should

carefully

give

details

of

any

important

point

and

character

in

the

story.一二三四五六Introduce

the

victim’s

corpse

or

the

crime.

This

can

be

introduced

even

before

the

detective

is

brought

in，and

often

the

detective

is

introduced

to

the

case

by

a

victim

or

a

witness.Write

about

the

investigation（調(diào)查）.

This

could

include

the

crime

scene，the

corpse

and

the

talks

with

witnesses.Show

the

criminal.

This

is

the

chance

to

explain

the

deductions（推斷）

made

by

the

detective

from

the

information

that

he

has

collected

during

the

investigation.一二三四五六Finish

the

detective

story.

Never

give

a

direct

answer

to

the

mystery.

The

best

way

is

to

end

by

giving

clues

so

that

the

readers

can

guess

who

the

criminal

is.Every

detective

story

has

these

parts.

If

you

follow

these

steps，you

can

write

a

good

detective

story.一二三四五六（

C

）29.

Which

of

the

following

statements

is

NOT

true？A.

End

the

story

by

giving

clues

about

the

criminal.B.

You

should

create

the

world

in

which

your

story

takes

place.C.

You

should

give

a

direct

ending

to

the

story

so

that

everyone

will

understand.D.

The

investigation

includes

the

crime

scene，the

corpse

and

the

talks

with

witnesses.C一二三四五六（

B

）30.

The

underlined

word

“corpse”

means

“

”.A.

suspectB.

bodyC.

witnessD.

environment（

A

）31.

What

is

the

best

title

for

this

passage？A.

How

to

write

detective

storiesB.

How

to

become

a

detectiveC.

How

to

find

evidence

for

a

crimeD.

An

investigation

of

a

crimeBA一二三四五六CThe

Tishan

BridgeThe

Tishan

Bridge

was

an

ancient

single

arch（拱形）stone

bridge.

It

got

its

name

because

of

the

famous

calligrapher

called

Wang

Xizhi.

According

to

the

old

story，Wang

Xizhi

saw

an

elderly

woman

who

was

trying

to

sell

fans

on

the

bridge.

It

was

very

cheap

but

nobody

was

interested.

Wang

Xizhi

offered

to

write

words

on

fans.

Immediately，all

the

town’s

people

queued

up

to

buy

fans.

The

bridge

has

been

well

looked

after

for

centuries.一二三四五六

The

Ba

BridgeThe

Tang

dynasty

was

considered

as

one

of

the

most

powerful

times

in

ancient

China.

The

Ba

Bridge

in

Chang’an

became

not

only

a

transport

centre，but

a

famous

place

for

people

to

see

off

their

friends.

People

usually

broke

off

a

branch

from

a

willow

grown

alongside

the

river.

Then

they

gave

it

to

the

person

who

was

stepping

on

a

long

journey.

It

meant

that

they

wanted

the

person

to

stay.一二三四五六（

D

）32.

The

Tishan

Bridge

and

the

Ba

Bridge

.A.

were

both

transport

centresB.

were

built

in

the

capital

cityC.

were

built

in

the

same

dynastyD.

were

famous

because

of

a

story（

A

）33.

A

calligrapher

is

good

at

.A.

writing

wordsB.

telling

storiesC.

building

bridgesD.

selling

fansDA一二三四五六（

B

）34.

What

was

the

Ba

Bridge

famous

as？A.

A

place

to

welcome

friends.B.

A

place

to

say

goodbye

to

friends.C.

A

place

to

sell

things.D.

A

place

to

meet

important

people.（

C

）35.

What

is

a

willow？A.

A

kind

of

food.B.

A

kind

of

tool.C.

A

kind

of

tree.D.

A

kind

of

animal.BC一二三四五六DPlunk！I

dropped

another

pecan（美洲山核桃）into

my

basket.

Then

a

gentle

autumn

wind

blew

some

more

off

the

tree.

I

ran

to

pick

them

up.

Whew！Pecan

picking

was

hard.

My

basket

was

only

half

full.I

was

visiting

my

grandpa’s

farm

in

Kansas，and

Grandpa

sent

me

into

the

woods

to

pick

up

pecans

for

us

to

enjoy

later.

I

wasn’t

about

to

let

him

down.一二三四五六Then

something

caught

my

eye—a

squirrel

picked

up

a

pecan，climbed

up

a

tree

and

disappeared

into

a

large

hole.

A

moment

later，the

squirrel

climbed

down

to

the

ground

to

pick

another

pecan.

Once

again，he

took

the

pecan

back

to

his

secret

hiding

place

inside

the

hollow（洞）of

the

tree.Not

so

secret

any

more，I

thought.

I

ran

over

to

the

tree

and

found

the

hollow

was

filled

with

sweet

pecans.

They

were

right

there

for

the

taking.

This

was

my

chance.

Handful

by

handful，I

took

all

the

pecans

from

the

hollow.

Now

the

basket

was

full！一二三四五六I

was

so

proud

of

myself.

I

couldn’t

wait

to

show

Grandpa

all

of

the

pecans

I’d

collected.“Look，Grandpa，”

I

shouted.

“Look

at

all

of

the

pecans

I

found！”Grandpa

took

a

look

at

my

basket.

“Well，well，how

did

you

find

so

many，Jimmy？”

I

told

him

how

I’d

followed

the

squirrel

and

taken

the

pecans

from

his

hiding

place.

Grandpa

congratulated

me

on

finding

out

something

about

the

squirrel’s

habits.

Then

he

did

something

that

surprised

me.

He

handed

the

basket

back

to

me

and

put

his

arm

gently

around

my

shoulders.一二三四五六“That

squirrel

worked

very

hard

to

collect

his

winter

food，”

he

said.

“Now

that

all

of

his

pecans

are

gone，don’t

you

think

that

little

squirrel

will

be

very

hungry

when

it

gets

cold？”“I

didn’t

think

about

that，”

I

said.“I

know，”

Grandpa

said.

“But

a

good

man

should

never

take

advantage

of

someone

else’s

hard

work，even

the

squirrel’s.”Suddenly

I

felt

as

hollow

as

that

old

tree.

The

image（形象）of

that

hungry

squirrel

wouldn’t

leave

my

mind.

There

was

only

one

thing

I

could

do....一二三四五六（

A

）36.

Why

did

the

writer

go

to

the

woods

at

the

beginning

of

the

story？A.

To

pick

up

pecans.B.

To

catch

little

animals.C.

To

feed

the

squirrels.D.

To

look

for

his

grandpa.A一二三四五六（

D

）37.

The

writer

was

proud

of

himself

because

.A.

he

was

praised

by

his

grandpaB.

he

found

out

his

grandpa’s

secretC.

he

helped

the

squirrel

in

the

hollowD.

he

filled

his

basket

with

many

pecansD一二三四五六（

A

）38.

Which

of

the

following

can

best

describe

Grandpa？A.

He

is

kind

and

wise.B.

He

is

caring

and

humorous.C.

He

is

shy

and

friendly.D.

He

is

patient

and

hard-working.A一二三四五六（

B

）39.

What

is

the

possible

ending

of

the

story？A.

The

writer

sent

the

pecans

to

his

neighbours.B.

The

writer

put

all

the

pecans

back

into

the

hole.C.

The

writer

hid

the

pecans

in

his

grandpa’s

house.D.

The

writer

enjoyed

all

the

pecans

with

his

family.B一二三四五六（

B

）40.

What

is

the

best

title

for

the

story？A.

An

unusual

treeB.

The

stolen

pecansC.

A

smart

squirrelD.

The

magic

basketB一二三四五六B）閱讀短文，從短文后A至F六個選項中選出五個可以填入空白處的最

佳選項。It

was

a

very

hot

day.

As

I

was

sitting

on

the

bench，waiting

for

the

class

to

begin，I

saw

Timothy

waving

a

brown

paper

bag

at

Jenna.

Happily，the

two

of

them

walked

away

somewhere.一二三四五六41.

They

stopped

at

a

quieter

area

behind

the

library.

“Strange，”

I

thought.

“They

must

be

up

to

something！”

I

watched

them

from

behind

a

large

tree

and

saw

Jenna

pass

some

money

to

Timothy.

Timothy

then

passed

the

paper

bag

to

Jenna.

Both

of

them

were

smiling

and

seemed

very

happy.

42.

Timothy

must

be

selling

answers

to

the

holiday

worksheets

to

Jenna！It

made

sense

to

me

as

Timothy

was

an

excellent

student

and

Jenna

always

needed

help

with

her

homework.

I

could

not

stop

myself

and

jumped

out

from

behind

the

tree.

I

cried，

“43.

?”E

C

B

一二三四五六Timothy

and

Jenna

were

surprised.

“What

is

happening？”

Jenna

asked.

After

I

told

them

what

I

had

thought，they

laughed.

It

turned

out

that

in

the

bag

was

a

special

comic

book

bought

by

Timothy’s

brother.

44.

?

Once

I

heard

the

explanation，my

face

turned

red.

I

wished

the

ground

would

swallow（吞下）me

then

to

save

me

from

the

shame.

I

said

sorry

for

my

mistake

and

quickly

ran

away.

45.

?F

D

一二三四五六A.

I

will

never

trust

them

again.B.

I

saw

what

the

two

of

you

had

done.C.

A

thought

suddenly

came

into

my

mind.D.

I

will

never

jump

to

the

conclusion

again.E.

Out

of

curiosity，I

followed

Timothy

and

Jenna.F.

Timothy

was

only

collecting

money

from

Jenna

for

the

comic

book.一二三四五六四、詞語運用（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）A）選用方框內(nèi)的單詞或詞組填空，其中有一個單詞或詞組是多余的。stealing

murder

suppose

detective

in

prisonsomewhere46.

It

seemed

that

I

had

seen

him

?.47.

Don’t

do

anything

against

the

law，or

you

will

be

?.48.

The

happened

last

Sunday.49.

The

man

was

guilty

of

some

money

from

a

woman

last

year.50.

We

any

person

who

does

something

against

the

law

will

be

punished.somewhere

in

prison

murder

stealing

suppose

一二三四五六B）閱讀短文，在文中空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~，或用括號內(nèi)所給單

詞的正確形式填空。Simon

Dale

didn’t

want

to

live

in

a

city’s

apartment

building.

So

he

made

up

his

mind

51.

（build）his

own

home

in

the

countryside.

He

moved

to

Wales

with

his

family

and

built

52.

wooden

eco-house.

With

the

help

of

his

father-in-law，a

builder，he

moved

into

a

53.

（comfort）new

home

after

only

four

months.

It

only

54.

（cost）$4，700

to

build

the

house.to

build

a

comfortable

cost

一二三四五六The

eco-house

is

made

of

natural

55.

（material）.

Simon

Dale

and

his

father-in-law

56.

（dig）into

the

side

of

a

hill

and

then

used

the

mud

and

stone

to

make

the

walls.

The

floors

57.

?

（make）of

wood

from

the

nearby

area.

The

design

is

open-plan.

There

is

no

central

heating，58.

there’s

a

wood

burner

and

solar

panels

on

top

which

can

provide

power

for

lighting.

59.

?

（drink）water

is

from

a

nearby

spring.

The

fridge

stays

cool，thanks

to

air

from

under

the

ground.

Simon

Dale

says，“We

try

to

live

in

peace

with

the

natural

world.”

He

60.

certainly

done

his

best

to

achieve

that.materials

dug

are

made

but

Drinking

has

一二三四五六五、任務(wù)型閱讀（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）Cindy

was

a

single

mother

who

lived

with

her

little

son.

She

lost

her

job

three

years

ago

and

they

lived

a

very

hard

life.

It

was

terrible.

She

was

sad

when

her

son

asked，“Can

I

have

some

more

bread，Mummy？”一二三四五六

One

day，when

her

son

asked

the

same

question

again，she

decided

to

prepare

a

big

meal

for

him

with

the

only

5

dollars

in

her

hand.

She

bought

some

food

and

cooked

at

home.

“It’s

time

to

make

a

change，”

she

thought.

She

used

to

love

writing.

In

order

to

make

some

money，she

began

to

write

articles

for

magazines

day

and

night.

Things

went

better.

The

local

food

bank

started

to

provide

her

with

some

free

vegetables

every

month.

Her

son

finally

had

enough

food

to

eat.

Once

her

son

told

Cindy

that

the

dishes

that

she

made

were

delicious.

Suddenly，an

idea

came

to

Cindy’s

mind.

“Why

don’t

I

share

my

recipes（食譜）on

the

Internet？”

She

did.

一二三四五六Many

people

liked

her

recipes，and

she

became

popular.

Soon

after

that，

some

reporters

interviewed

her

and

asked

her

to

write

a

book

on

cooking.

When

Cindy

got

the

money

from

the

book

she

wrote，she

had

a

good

sleep

for

the

first

night

during

the

three

years.Now

Cindy

has

a

good

job

and

a

nice

house，but

she

will

never

forget

the

days

when

she

worked

hard

for

a

good

life.注：每題答案不．超．過．七．個．詞．。一二三四五六61.

When

did

Cindy

lose

her

job？

?62.

Why

did

Cindy

begin

to

write

articles

for

magazines？

?63.

Were

the

dishes

made

by

Cindy

delicious

or

bad？

?64.

Where

did

Cindy

share

her

recipes？

?65.

What’s

the

suitable

title

for

the

article？

?Three/3

years

ago.

Because

she

wanted

to

make

some

money.

The