2021-2022學(xué)年人教版九年級英語全冊Unit10單元測試卷

1、九年級全一冊英語unit 10單元測試卷一.根據(jù)句意及首字母或漢語提示完成句中單詞。1.As the c of China, Beijing is a modern city with a long history.2. I always feel a bit n before an English test.3.Before you go abroad, you should get a p first.4.The room is e . There is nothing in it.5. Chinese traditional medicine is of great (價值)when p

2、eople fight against COVID-19.6.Doing sports can make you (放松的）.7. Which is your favorite (季節(jié)) in a year-spring, summer, autumn or winter?8. The restaurant is open every day （除.之外) Sunday.9. The job requires a lot of hard work but it's w (值得的) it.二.用所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。1.Listening to music can make me fe

3、el (relax).2.He is such a stubborn boy that he would rather (punish) than say sorry3.I will think about your (suggest), and give you an answer tomorrow.4. Hei Longjiang is in the (north) part of China.5.He (invite) to act the part of a judge.6. The little girl started (cry) when her mother left.7. L

4、ast Sunday, Jim's mother made him (study) at home all day.8. You may find the famous building in the (east)part of our city.三.閱讀理解。閱讀兩篇短文，根據(jù)要求完成文后的題目。AThere are many differences in the way different cultures raise kids. International visitors notice the fact that children are special in China. H

5、owever,the way some Chinese people treat these very special kids may shock some foreign visitors.When I told a Chinese mother her child was beautiful, I was nonplussed when she replied,“No,she's not; she's ugly."Since that time I have heard many similar comments (評論),including, “No, he&

6、#39;s not bright;he's stupid." This is a huge cultural difference that needs to be understood when you talk about kids with your international visitors.Someone explained it to me, "We Chinese don't want to appear too proud." I' m sure there are other people in the world wh

7、o feel the same way, but most people in my country would consider you a terrible parent if you said your kid was stupid or ugly. They would think you were breaking the child's self-confidence. When we Americans say something good about our child, we don't think we are being proud because we

8、are saying it about the child, not about ourselves. In this way, we separate the child from the parent as two different persons.You may think I sound too proud when I freely say to another westerner:“My daughter is smart and pretty.”O(jiān)f course, I still have to teach her not to be proud, but I can be

9、proud of her. It's just the way she was made, and I'm thankful for that.So, in the US when we say something nice about our own kids, it is not considered being too proud but rather, being thankful and being a good parent.1.The underlined word “nonplussed" in Paragraph 2 probably means A

10、. hopeful B. worried C. regretful D. surprised2.If someone praises her daughter's beautiful look, a Chinese mother most probably say A. Yes, she is smart and pretty B. Yes, she takes after meC. No, she is not so beautiful D. No, her new look doesn't matter3.About the writer,we can know that

11、A. he is from the US B. he is visiting AmericaC. he is a Chinese parent D. he is an expert in education4.When US parents praise their child in front of others, they A. often feel proud of themselves B. have similar feelings as Chinese parentsC. just say something nice about the kid D. try to build a

12、 good relationship with their kid5.The article mainly discussed about A. how to teach kids in different countries B. how to be good parents in different culturesC. how US parents feel about themselves D. how Chinese and US parents talk about kidsBJust like today, ancient Romans' hairstyles chang

13、ed according to fashion.All freebom Roman women grew their hair long as short hair was a sign of slavery, or the state of being a slave. (In fact, slaves, who were owned by someone and had no freedom,worked in all areas of Roman life except public office.) Later on, most women wore their hair smooth

14、ed down and tied back. Roman menboth freemen and slavesusually wore short hair, and were mostly clean-shaven (刮得很干凈),except when they were old.Most Romans were born with dark brown hair, but fashionable people liked yellow hair, because it was unusual. So Roman women often used vinegar to change the

15、 colour of their own hair.And ancient Romans,who loved pale, smooth skin, painted their faces. Just like people today, both women and some men wore lots of makeup. They used chalk powder as face powder and they painted their lips with plant juice, which served the same purpose as modern lipsticks.(T

16、he first modern lipsticks were made by a French company at the end of the 19th century.)Believe it or not. Romans had to pay a terrible price for beauty. Going to the hairdresser's could be very painful. In Roman times, sharp scissors had not been invented, so hairdressers used shears (tools use

17、d for cutting the wool off a sheep) to cut hair and men's beards.When a smooth, close-shaven look was in fashion hairdressers had to pull men's beards out by the roots. one hair at a time!Roman combs were made from bone or wood. Like combs today, they were designed to smooth and keep hair in

18、 order, and were sometimes worn to make them look pretty. But they had another, less attractive purpose. They were used for combing out all the little lice(虱子).6.Who would usually wear long hair in ancient Rome? A. Free men. B. Free women. C. Official men. D. Slave women7.What did ancient Romans use

19、 plant juice for? A. Making lipsticks. B. Painting their face.C. Adding colour to their lips. D. Changing their hair color.8.How did ancient Romans most probably feel before going to the hairdresser's? A. Excited. B. Angry. C. Calm. D. Nervous.9.What is the text mainly about? A. How ancient Roma

20、ns tried to look good. B. The changes of fashion in ancient Rome. C. Different ancient Roman hairstyles. D. Why Romans used a lot of makeup.四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)提示或用所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。Different countries have different 1 (custom) in the world. It's very important for us to know about them.When you go to the

21、US, someone often says to you "give me five".What should you do? Do not get five dollars from your pocket! It will make others 2 (laugh)! The person is not 3 (ask) for your money,but your fingers.In the US,"give me five" or" give me the high five" is one of 4 (popular)

22、gestures(動作). You can see it often in films or on TV.It means hitting each 5 (other) right hands together.When people meet for the first time or talk 6 (happy) with others, they do it. For example, a student has good marks in exams. If a football team wins a game, the players 7 (give) high fives to

23、everyone around 8 (celebrate).This gesture may come from the old Roman gesture of 9 (put) up the right hand for the emperor. This 10 (show) the person raising his arm did not have a sword(劍)in his hand.五、完形填空because,actually,another,as,encouraging,opinion,photos,show,wear,everyone,photo,encourage閱讀下

24、面短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~語填空,其中有兩個單詞為多余詞匯。With people paying more attention to traditional culture, han fu has become popular these years. People are often seen wearing han fu to take 1 . Here are different opinions on the new trend(趨勢).Zhu Dake, a teacher in Shanghai, thinks 2 has the right(權(quán)利) to choose his

25、or her clothing and lifestyle. He says most han fu lovers 3 the traditional dress only in special times. It is a good way to 4 love for the country.Zhang Yiwu is a teacher at Peking University. In his 5 .most Chinese people know little about their traditional dress. By 6 more people to wear han fu,Z

26、hang thinks we can help develop other traditional clothing such 7 tang zhuang and chi-pao.Zhang Bo, 8 teacher from Beijing, thinks it's natural that Chinese people are turning to traditional clothing and that people's love for han fu 9 shows their search for cultural roots.But it should be m

27、ade clear that this is not the revival of han fu, traditional dress has always been around.六、閱讀表達。閱讀短文，回答文后的問題。 In England, people buy bus tickets on the bus. In France, they buy them at a bus station. In Australia, they can buy them from a magazine store. Books on cross-cultural communication make

28、us curious by focusing on differences between people across the world: in social behavior and the importance of their body language, etc.For example, how close you stand to someone when you are speaking to him is different in different cultures. Surveys in most countries tell us that the proper dist

29、ance (距離) of two people standing in a social situation is between 1.2 metres and 3.5 metres. But in China, this distance seems to be smaller,while in Sweden, people usually stand farther.The message sent by the way you stand or sit is another condition. For example, it is quite common in European co

30、untries to sit with your legs crossed. But people in Arab countries hardly ever sit in this waybecause they might show you the bottom of their shoes, and it is thought to be impolite.Such information fills the pages of guides for travelers and international business people. Clearly it is important t

31、o know a little about eating customs and the rules about basic greetingswhether you should bow or shake someone's hands. But under the surface,we are not so different.There are many signs that are common in the emotions (情感)that they communicate.Smiling is the best known of these, but not the only one. Scientists have proven that all over the world, people show sadness in a similar way. People look down with their fac