外研版九年級上冊Module6Problems 檢測卷（無答案）

第第頁外研版九年級上冊Module6Problems檢測卷（無答案）Module6檢測卷

班級姓名學號

（滿分：90分時間：70分鐘）

題號一二三四五總分

得分

一、語法選擇(本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分)

請通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，根據語法和上下文連貫的要求，從每小題所給的三個選項中選出一個最佳答案。

Nowadays,moreandmoreteenagershavetoomuchpressure．Theyfindtheirschoolbagsaregetting1andtheyspendmoreandmoretimeontheirhomework．Theythinktheyshouldbeallowedtopractice2hobbies．Buttheirparentsthinkthehobbiescangetinthewayoftheirschoolwork.

()1．A．heavyB．heavierC．theheaviest

()2．A．theyB．theirC．theirs

LiuYing,afifteen－year－oldgirl,isasingingstaratschool．Shealwayswantstobeaprofessionalsinger3shegrowsup．However,herparentsdon'twanther4singing.Becausetheythinktheirdaughter5studyhardtogetgoodgradesandgotoagooduniversity．“Sheneedstospendmoretime6herhomeworkbecauseit'sdifficulttobecomeaprofessionalsingingstar，”saysherfather．ButLiuYingreallydisagrees．“Iknowmyparentscareaboutme．AndtheyhopethatI7abetterlifeinthefuture．ButIamseriousaboutsinging．Ishouldbeallowedtomakemyowndecision．OnlythenwillIhave8chancetoachievemydream，”saysLiuYing.

()3．A．whenB．untilC．before

()4．A．practiceB．practicingC．topractice

()5．A．canB．mayC．should

()6．A．forB．withC．on

()7．A．haveB．willhaveC．had

()8．A．aB．anC．the

Doctorssaytoomuchpressureisbadfor9development．Parentshavetoownthecorrectattitude(態(tài)度)towardsit．Althoughit'snormaltowantchildrentobe10，it'sevenmoreimportanttohavehealthyandhappychildren!

()9．A．childrenB．child'sC．children's

()10．A．successB．successfulC．succeed

二、完形填空(本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分)

請通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案。

Whentheexamseasoncomes,stressmaycomealong．Herearesome11thathelpedmeandmyfriendsthroughthisseason．Whenthestressofexamsisreallyhittingme,Istopandtakeawalk．Iusuallyborrowmyneighbour'sdogand12foraboutfifteenminutes．Manyboyswouldsimplychoosetorunforawhile,orplayballgames．Ofcourse,doingsome13drivesawayyourstresseasilymostofthetime.

()11．A．waysB．reasons

C．habitsD．results

()12．A．walkB．jump

C．standD．sit

()13．A．researchesB．sports

C．tasksD．lessons

Andifyoufind14helpful,giveitago．Listeningtoyourfavouritesongswillsurelymakeyou15．Thebestthingaboutthisisthatyoudon'thavetogo16．

()14．A．foodB．medicine

C．newsD．music

()15．A．lovelyB．friendly

C．relaxedD．sleepy

()16．A．somewhereB．everywhere

C．anywhereD．nowhere

Butifyouareabookloverjustlikeme,17abookforhalfanhour．Readingcantakeyoutoplacesyou've18beento．Puttingyourselfintoanewworldhelpsyouforgetyourstressinthisworldforalittlewhile.

()17．A．copyB．write

C．printD．read

()18．A．everB．never

C．seldomD．always

Forsure,there'snothingbetterthanlaughing．Laughingisthebestmedicine．Itcanreallykeep19offyourmind!VeryoftenIcallmybestfriendandwe20ourgoodtimesorsomethingfunny,andI'mfeelingbetterbeforeIknowit.

Remembermanyothersalsofacetheproblemofstressjustlikeyou,anditisnotsomethingthatcannotbedealtwith.

()19．A．worryB．pity

C．surpriseD．pain

()20．A．thinkaboutB．talkabout

C．careaboutD．hearabout

三、閱讀理解(本大題共15小題，每小題2分，共30分)

請閱讀A、B兩篇短文，從每小題所給的四個選項中選出能回答所提問題或完成所給句子的最佳答案。

A

Somestudentswrotetoustosharetheirexperiencesandaskquestionsabouthowtosolvetheproblemswhenfriendsfought.

Jordan，13，saystheyoftenhavegreatfunplayingsports.Buthisbestfriendoftencopieshisanswersinthetest.Cheatingisnotright.Buthedoesn'tknowwhattodo.Hedoesn'twanttolosehisbestfriend.

Emily，15，tellsusthatherbestfriendisnothonest.Shetellsalotof“l(fā)ittlelies”andnowshedoesn'ttrustheranymore.

Billyisupsetbecauseheheardthathisfriendsandclassmatesweretalkingabouthim.TheysaidheisamemberoftheStudents'Unionjustbecausetheteacherlikeshim，notbecauseheisexcellent.

Krystal，15，issadbecauseitseemsthatherbestfriendsdon'twanttobefriendswithheranymore.

ADVICEDon'tworryaboutsomuchaboutfighting.Thetruthisthateveryonefightswithhisfriends.Becauseourclosefriendsmeansomuchtous，fightingwiththemcanmakeusfeelhurt，angryanddeeplysad.So，acceptthatfightsarenotthatseriouswhenyouhaveafightwithfriends.Thefirstthingyoushoulddoistositdownandthink.Thinkaboutwhat'sgoingonandthentrytotalktohimorherifyouarewrong，sayingsorryisalwaysgood.Ifheisreallyyourbestfriend，hewillforgiveyou.

(A)21．WecanknowthatJordan'sbestfriend.

A．justwantstostudyhard

B．knowsthatcheatingiswrong

C．likesplayingsportswithJordan

D．doesn'twanttobefriendswithJordananymore

(D)22．Emilydoesn'ttrustherbestfriendanymorebecause.

A．herbestfriendtalksaboutherbehindherback

B．sheoftengetsintoafightwithherbestfriend

C．herbestfrienddoesn'twanttoplaywithher

D．herbestfriendoftenliestoher

(A)23．Wecanknowthatthewriterthinkshavingafightwithfriendsisreally.

A．normalB．boring

C．seriousD．difficult

(C)24．Whenfightingwithyourgoodfriend，youshouldfirstly.

A．apologize

B．refusetotalkwithhimorherforafewmonths

C．thinkaboutthereasonwhyyoufight

D．haveaconversationwithhimorher

(C)25．Thispassagemaycomefrom.

A．amovieposterB．astudyreport

C．ateenagemagazineD．astorybook

B

WhatisyourschoollifelikeCanyoukeepabalancebetweenyourschoolworkandactivitiesIfyouhaveanyproblem,whodoyouwanttotalkwithMaybeyouarenotwillingtoshareitwithfamilymembersorclosefriends．Thenayouthcoachmightbeagoodchoice.

Ayouthcoachhelpsyoudeveloplifeskillswhileprovidingguidance(指導)foryou．Ayouthcoachcanalsohelpyoulearnhowtomanagestress.

SimonWaltzsetupayouthcoachingcompanyfiveyearsago．“Iofferteenagersaplacetotalk．Ihelpthemfindoutproblems,andthenweworkthemouttogether，”saidWaltz．John'sgradeswereonceveryterrible．Andhedidn'tworryatall．Waltzhelpedhimdecideonhisfutureplan．NowJohnisseriousabouthisschoolwork,andhehopestogetintoatopuniversityandbeagreatdoctorinthefuture.

NotonlyJohnbutalsootherteenagersprofited(獲益)fromyouthcoaching．Ornellaisamongthem．Shesaid,“IthankmylifecoachBellaMiranda．Heradviceisalwayshelpful．I'mreallyhappytohaveherbymysideatthedifficultmoments.”O(jiān)rnellawasafraidoftalkingwithpeopleandshedidn'tknowhowtogetonwellwithherclassmates．BellaMirandatalkedwithOrnellaaboutthethingsshereallyenjoyed．Byjoiningtheschoolviolinclub,Ornellahasmadeseveralnewfriends．Bysharinginterestingtripswithherclassmates,Ornellahaskeptagoodrelationshipwiththem．

Itisnotsurprisingthatyougetyourselfintotrouble．Sometimesitishardforyoutosolveit．Maybeyoucanaskayouthcoachforhelp．Heorshecanhelpyousolvetheproblemandachievesuccess.

()26．WhydoesthewriteraskthequestionsinParagraph1

A．Toaskforinformation.B．Tointroducethetopic．

C．Toexpresshisdoubts.D．Togiveexamples.

()27．Whatcanayouthcoachdoforteenagers

①guideteenagers

②helpteenagersdeveloplifeskills

③solvetheproblemstogetherwithteenagers

④shareteenagers'problemswiththeirfamilymembers

⑤keepabalancebetweenteenagers'schoolworkandactivities

A．①②⑤B．②③④

C．①②③D．②③⑤

()28．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3

A．Johnalwayshasaninterestinstudy．

B．WaltzmadeafutureplaninsteadofJohn．

C．Waltzisthefounderoftheyouthcoachingcompany．

D．WiththehelpofWaltz,Johnfinallyachievedhisdream.

()29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph4referto

A．Ornella'snewfriendsB．interestingtrips

C．otherteenagersD．Ornella'sclassmates

()30．Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage

A．Totellteenagerswhatayouthcoachcandoforthem．

B．Toadviseteenagerstobecomeayouthcoachinthefuture．

C．Tointroduceteenagerstotheadvantagesofbeingayouthcoach．

D．Toencourageteenagerstoturntoayouthcoachforhelpinfaceofproblems.

C

配對閱讀。左欄是五位同學產生的負面情緒，右欄是調整負面情緒的建議。請為每個人選擇合適的情緒處理方式。

A．Don'trushabout．Ifyouslowdown,maybethatwillhelp．It'shardtostaycalmwhenyou'reinarush．Butyouhadreallybettergetgoing！B．Whydon'tyougoandtalktotheteacherandtellhimhowyoulikebasketballMaybehewilltellyouthereasonorhowtoachieveit.C．Yousoundgreat．Comeandmeetyourdeskmatefirst,thenotherclassmates．Don'tworry．They'llloveyourwayofpronouncing.D．Don'tworry．Youcanaskyourclassmateforhelp．Itmightnotbeasdifficultasyouthink.E．HaveyouaskedyourmumanddadaboutitTheybothloveyou．Theymightevenbeabletomakeyoufeelbetterwithsomeanswers.F．Youmaykeepyourselfbusy．Youcouldswim,run,read,hungoutwithfriendsorplaytheguitar．Trynottobetoosadwhileyourfatherisaway.G．Ifyoucouldthinkofsomethinggoodaboutbeingtheyoungerone,thenyoumightfeelhappier.

()31．Marthathinksit'snotfair．Herbrothergoestobedatnineo'clock,andshehastogotobedateight．Mumsaysthathe'solderthanher,soofcoursehecouldgotobedlater．()32．ThehomeworklooksreallydifficultforJamie．Hekeepslookingatitandhedoesn'tknowwhattodo．He'ssoworried．()33．Theteacherreadoutthenamesfortheschoolbasketballteam．Jordandidn'tbelievehewasn'tontheteam．Hemightaswellgiveup．()34．Rio'sdadisworkingawayfromhome．Hehastotraveltotheplacewheretheworkis．RiooftencomplainswhyDadcan'tworkhere,likeeveryoneelse'sparents．()35．Annie'smovedherefromtheUSA.Sheisworriedeveryonewilllaughatherwhenshespeaksbecauseshespeaksdifferentlytoeveryoneelse.

四、短文填空(本大題共10小題，每小題1.5分，共15分)

請閱讀下面短文，在所給的每個空格中填入一個形式正確、意義相符的單詞。

Asweknow,mostofusstudentsdon'thaveenoughsleep．Asaresult,somefeel36.inclass．That'sbecauseweoftenhavetoo37.homeworktodoandwehavetostayuplate．Ontheotherhand,someofusdon'thaveagoodliving38.，likebeingcrazyaboutplayingcomputergamesatnight．It'salsothereason39.theydon'tsleepwell.

Tosolvetheproblems40.improveoursleep,weshoulddosomethingandhavesomechanges．First,schoolsshouldmakeatimetable(時間表)forsleep,andteachersshouldreduceourhomework．Wecanattendspeeches41.theknowledgeofsleep．Second,ourparentsshouldaskustogotobed42.andnotstayuplate．Theycanalsomakeus43.warmandcomfortablesleepingplace．44.，asstudents,weshouldplanouttimecarefullyandtrytofinishourhomeworkatschool．Moreover,exerciseinthedaytime．Itcan45.ussleepwell.

Ihopeallofuscanhaveagoodsleepandgrowuphealthily.

五、讀寫綜合(本大題分為A、B兩部分，共25分)

A．回答問題(本題共5小題，每小題2分，共10分)

請閱讀下面短文，根據所提供的信息，回答5個問題。要求所寫答案語法正確、語義完整切題。

XiaXiaousedtokeepadiaryinChinese.Butoneyearago，thel4-year-oldgirlfromHeilongjiangbegantowriteherdiariesinEnglish，becauseshefoundhermotherwasreadingherdiarysecretly.Shechangedthelanguagebecausehermothercan'tunderstandEnglish.“It'slikekillingtwobirdswithonestone，”saidXiaXiao.“Myprivacy(隱私)becomessafeandmyEnglishimprovesalot.”XiaXiao'smotherisnottheonlymumwhoreadsherchild'sdiary.Recently，RenminUniversityofChinahadanationalsurveyamongover2，300parents.Theresultsshowthatabout40%ofparentsreadtheirchildren'ssecrets.That'swhymanyteenagerstrytofindwaystoprotecttheirprivacy.LiLei，15，fromShanxi，keepsadiary，too.Buthedoesn'twriteitonpaper.HewritesonlineandhethinksitisperfectlysafebecausehisparentsknownothingabouttheInternet.LuHua，13，fromGuangdong，saidherparentsalwayssecretlylistenedtothetalkbetweenherfriendsandheronthetelephoneinherroom.Tosolvethisproblem，Luaskedherparentstobuyheramobilephone.“Parentswanttoknowwhatisgoingonintheirchildren'slives，”saidShaoXiaozhen，ateenageexpertinBeijing.“Butsometimestheygoaboutitthewrongway.”Shaosuggestedtheteenagersthatinsteadofhidingtheirsecrets，talkingtoparentsisabettersolution.“Ifyourparentsknowthatyouaresafe，they'llletyoukeepyoursecrets.”

46．WhendidXiaXiaobegintowriteherdiariesin