Unit 3【單元測(cè)試·提升卷】-2023-2024學(xué)年九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)（牛津上海版）原卷版

Unit3Pets【單元測(cè)試·提升卷】學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________一、單項(xiàng)選擇1．AllGrade8studentsarebusypreparingfortheirhistoryexamat________moment.A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/2．_________greatfunitistohaveafive-dayholidayonMayDay!A．How B．What C．Whata D．Whatan3．You________worrytoomuchaboutyourlessons.Restafewdays,andwewillhelpyou.A．needn’t B．couldn’t C．can’t D．mustn’t4．Linda,mayIknow________youwillvisityourgrandparents?A．what B．when C．how D．who5．Whatafineday!Isuggest________kitesintheCenturyParkafterlunch.A．flying B．flew C．fly D．tofly6．Deborahaskedwhatwashappening,but________answered.Wewereallsilent.A．everybody B．nobody C．somebody D．a(chǎn)nybody7．Afterhisfather’s________afewyearsago,hismotherlookedafterhimbyherself.A．died B．dead C．death D．hasbeendead8．—Ididn’tcatchyoujustnow.Wouldyouplease__________yourquestion?—OK.What’syoure-mailaddress?A．repeat B．raise C．review D．a(chǎn)nswer9．Don’tbetoostrictwithhim.________,hetriedhisbest.Nobodywantstolosethegame.A．Asaresult B．Inthatcase C．Afterall D．Forexample10．—I’mafraidthejourneyacrossEuropewill_____.—You’dbetternotwasteapennyasyoujustlivefromhandtomouth.A．cleanmeout B．leavemeoutC．keepmeout D．bringmeout二、短文選詞填空Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce（將下列單詞填入空格。每空格限填一詞，每詞只能填一次）A．simple

B．a(chǎn)gree

C．setout

D．faithfully

E.decisionDogownershaveacertainfeeling,almostasecretlanguagethatsays“Iunderstandhowmuchyoulovethisanimal,andIknowthatitwillbreakyourheartwhenyoulosethem.”O(jiān)vertheyears,friendshadwarnedmethatthe11toletabelovedpetgowasthemostdifficultonetheyhadevermade.Atthetime,Iwouldnodand12andmoveonwithmyday.Asmydoggotolder,however,thisrealitynearedforme.Yearsago,wegotacallfromafriendthattheirdogneededahome.Thedog’sneedswere13:Itmustgotoahousewithkids,whereitwillbetheonlypetandloved14.Wemovedaheadwiththeadoptionandneverlookedback.A．everywhere

B．respect

C．last

D．changed

E.leftWecalledherCoco.Shejoinedanactivefamily,andherlife15inaninstant.Shemayhavewantedtogohomeduringherfirstlike,butshesoonbecameanadventurebuddy.Ithinkshewasthehappiestwhenspendingtimewithourchildrenwhenshejoinedthefamily.Cocowent16withus.Whenfriendsteased（取笑）usthatwetreatedCocoasahumanchild,we’dreplythatshewassometimesthebest-behavedchild.AsCocoaged,shewalkedlessandateless.Afteraweekendofseeingherstrugglingtobreathe,weknewitwastimetovisitthevet.Nothinglivesforever.That17weekendwassohardonallofus,tryingtothankthissweetdogfor15yearsofcompanionshipandlove.She18theworldwhereshehadlived:lovingusandbeinglovedrightback.三、用所給單詞的正確形式填空19．Shewaspraisedfor（save）thelifeofthechild.20．Itisso(noise)thateveryonehadtoshout.21．Thenoisymusicmadetheoldcouplefeel.(happy)22．Wouldyouliketogotothenewartmuseumwithme?Ihearthereareafew(value)ancientpaintingsinit.23．Inthistask,thinkingisnecessaryaswellasteamworkamongthegroup.(depend)24．Chinesefoodisbecomingsointernationalthat(east)dietisahottopicamongtouristsacrosstheworld.25．Hehasbeen_________(die)fortwoyears.Westillmisshim.26．Itwasa(success)party.Everyonehadagoodtime.四、句型轉(zhuǎn)換Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根據(jù)所給要求，改寫下列句子。1-7題，每空格限填一詞)：27．Ourcountryisthinkingofwaystoprotectthefarmland.

(改為一般疑問句)__________________countrythinkingofwaystoprotectthefarmland?28．Janehardlyhastimeforacupofteaduringlunchhoursatschool.

(改為反意疑問句)Janehardlyhastimeforacupofteaduringlunchhoursatschool,__________________?29．Joanna’sflightfromShanghaitoNewYorkwilltakeoffinanhour.(對(duì)劃線部分提問)__________________willJoanna’sflightfromShanghaitoNewYorktakeoff?30．Becareful,acar’scoming!Getoutoftheway.

(保持句意基本不變)__________________,acar’scoming!Getoutoftheway.31．Pleasetellmewherewecanbuytheticketsfortheconcertthisweekend.

(改為簡(jiǎn)單句)Pleasetellme__________________buytheticketsfortheconcertthisweekend.32．Teachershavegivengirlsthesameopportunitiesasboysinourschool.

(改為被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài))Girlshave__________________thesameopportunitiesasboysinourschool.33．to,

really,

inwinter,

playwith,

it’s,

wonderful,

snow

(連詞成句)_________________________________________________________________________.五、閱讀單選Formostowners,thethoughtoflosingtheirbelovedpetsisunimaginable.Herearefourpostersoflostpets.LOSTDOGOurbelovedpet“Susie”hasbeenmissingforaboutaweekfromRoseGardenarea.Susieisalargegirldog,whiteincolour,withmediumlengthhair.Shewaswearingacollar.Pleasecontact:RonJones57644653oOSTPETSPIDERJustlikethepictureIdrew.Name:ConradLastSeen:mybedroom,threedaysagoThoughsometimesitmaymakepeoplescream(尖叫),Conradis,infact,averyfriendlylittlespider.Helikestositonyourshoulderandplayhide-and-seek.Ifyouseehim,pleasebecarefulnottosquish(壓壞)him.Ifhe’satyourplace,pleasecontactmeaLOSTBIRDBambiYellowandblackparrotMissingsinceWednesday,December23Likestosing“OurBeautifulWorld”songIfyouseeher,pleasecall47325891oremailDennyHu@123.com.LOSTCATJerry,blackandgrey,maleMISSINGONEMONTH!WearablackcollarNotveryfriendlyProbablygetintoyourhouse.Ifyouseehim,pleasefeedsomefoodandcallSamChenat1335784620.$20REWARD!34．________hasn’tbeenseenforaboutoneweek.A．Apetdog B．Apetbird C．Apetspider D．Apetcat35．Ifyouhelpfindthepetcat,you’ll________fromtheowner.A．getablackcollar B．getsomemoneyC．getsomefood D．getaninvitationtothehouse36．________lostayellowandblackparrot.A．SamChen B．Conrad C．DennyHu D．Bambi37．Thepetspidermaydothefollowingthingsexcept________.A．sittingonyourshoulder B．playinghide-and-seekC．makingsomepeoplescream D．bitingpeoplesuddenly38．Thepurposeofthefourpostersisto________.A．findtheowners’lostpets B．a(chǎn)dvisepeopletoraisepetsC．tellpeoplethecluesoflostpets D．tellpeoplethedisadvantagesofraisingpets六、完形填空Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)完成短文）TeenfaintsafterskippingmealsAteenagegirlfaintedyesterdayatStonechesterHighSchoolafterskippingmeals.JenniferJones,15,toldfriendsinherclassthatshewasfeelingunwell.ShethenpassedoutinhermorningPElessonandwasrushedtohospital.Jenniferwasfoundtohavedangerouslylowbloodsugarlevelsandwastreatedimmediately.Herworriedparentstoldthedoctorthattheirdaughtermissedbreakfastthatdayand39touchedherdinnerthenightbefore.Fortunately,sheisnowoutofdanger.Herdoctorsaysthatshewillmakeafullrecoveryinadayortwo.Jennifer’sclassmateshopetoseeherbackatschoolsoon.Theysaythatshehasstruggledwitheatingproblemsforalongtime.“Jenniferthoughtthatskippingmealswouldbeasimplewaytoreachhertargetweight,”herfriendLauraWilliamstoldourreporter.“Shehasnoteatenbreakfastforthelastfewmonths.Shetoldmeshehadtroubleconcentratinginclass.I40herthatskippingmealswasunhealthy,butshewouldn’tlisten.”Jennifer’scaseisareminderofthe41oftheunhealthyweight-losshabitsthathavebecomecommonamongteenagersofbothsexes.Inasocietywherebeingthinisoftenseenasbeingbeautiful,teenagerssometimesturntoextrememethodstoslimdownquickly.Accordingtoarecentsurveyofseniorhighschoolstudents’lifestyles,almostonefifthofteenagersregularlyskipmeals,oneintenover-exerciseandfourpercenteventakeweight-lossmedicine.Healthexpertsare42thesefigures.Theyareincreasingtheireffortstoeducateteenagersaboutthesideeffectsoflosingweighttooquickly.Theyhavealsowarnedthemagainstusingsuchextrememethods.“Theseso-called‘quick-fixmethods’43tobeharmfultoteenagers.Itisnormalforteenagerstobeslightlyoverweightandthereisnoreasonwhytheyshouldbeworried.However,forthosewhoaredangerouslyoverweight,itisveryimportantthattheytrytoloseweightproperly,”saidanexpert.Shepointedoutthatitisimportanttohaveahealthybalanceddietsinceteenagersarestillgrowingandtheirbodiesneedalotofnutritiontofunctionwell.Iftheydonottakeinenoughfood,theymayfeelweakandgetilleasily.Sheadded,“44,theyshouldkeepregularhoursandgetplentyofexercisetostayenergeticandfit.Westronglyencourageallteenagerstofollowtheselifestyletips,becauselivingwellisthesafestandmosteffectivewaytogetintoshape.”39．A．nearly B．hardly C．eagerly D．quickly40．A．a(chǎn)dvised B．comforted C．warned D．suggested41．A．dangers B．importance C．a(chǎn)dvantages D．benefits42．A．proudof B．satisfiedwith C．worriedabout D．interestedin43．A．prove B．promise C．provide D．produce44．A．However B．Instead C．What’smore D．Ontheotherhand七、短文首字母填空Fillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）ManypeoplearefamiliarwiththestoryoftheTitanicbecauseofthepopularfilmofthesamename.Theshiphitaniceberg(冰山)andsankonitsonlyvoyage(航行)in1912.Itwasoneofthegreatd45ofthe20thcentury.Wecanneverbecompletelysureofthenumbers,butpeopleagreethatabout2,200peoplewereontheshipatthattime.However,therewerenote46lifeboatsforeveryone,andonlyaround700peoplesurvived.Ofcourse,thefilmTitanicwasverysuccessful,yetweshouldalwaysfindoutwhatisfiction(虛構(gòu))andwhatisreality.Weshouldrealizethatmostoftheactioninthefilmnevera47happened.Forexample,thestoryofJackandRose,theyoungmanandwomanwhofallinlove,iscompletefiction.Theyarenotrealpeopleandtheirstorymaynotbetrueatall.Atthesametime,someofthec48inthefilmwerebasedonrealpeople,butthefilmchangesthetruthaboutthem.Forexample,MollyBrownwasarealp49ontheship.Inthefilm,Brownisonalifeboatandasksthelifeboatcaptainiftheyshouldgobacktolookforpeopleinthewater.Whenthelifeboatcaptainrefusestogoback,shesaysnothing.Inreallife,MollyBrownfoughtwiththelifeboatcaptain,turnedthelifeboataround,andtriedherbesttos50others.Althoughsheisquietinthefilm,shewasreallyaherotomanypeopleinreallife.A51real-lifepersoninthefilmisFirstOfficerWilliamMurdoch.Thefilmshowsthatheshototherpeoplebeforehekilledhimself.Inreallife,however,manypeopleagreethathediedbecausehetriedtogetalifeboatintothewatersothatmorepeoplecouldhaveachancetosurvive.八、閱讀回答問題閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容用英語(yǔ)回答問題，每題答案不超過5個(gè)單詞。WealwaysthinkthatitisOKtoleaveourplantsunattended(無人照料的)duringourvacationsincewebelievethattheywillsurvivejustfine.Afterall,plantswon’tmakenoiselikepets,sotheymustbeokay.Well,arecentstudyhasfoundadifferentanswer.AgroupofscientistsfromtheTelAvivUniversityhavediscoveredthatsomeplantsscreaminahighfrequencywhenthey“think”theyareindanger.Scientistsdidtheresearchontomatoplantsbycuttingtheirstemsanddepriving(剝奪)themofwater.Amicrophonewasput10cmawayfromtheplantstocollecttheirsound.Whenthescientistsstartedcuttingthestems,theplantsbeganscreamingbetween20and100kilohertz,whichthescientistsbelievewastowarnotherplantsnearby.Whenthetomatoplants’stemswerecut,25ultrasonicsoundswererecordedinanhour.Whentheydidnotreceiveenoughwater,themicrophonegotevenmore:35timesinanhour.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,scientistsseemtohaveevidencethat,likeanimals,plantscanmakenoiseinfaceofdifficulty.“Peoplehavealwaysbelievedthatplantsaresilent,”oneofthescientistssaid.“Butthetruthisthattheirvoicesaresohigh-pitched(高音調(diào)的)thatwejustcan’thearthem.”52．Whatdidscientistsdotheresearchon?53．Whenwouldplantsmakenoiseaccordingtothepassag