九年級英語上冊UNIT6達(dá)標(biāo)測試卷

UNIT6達(dá)標(biāo)測試卷時間:120分鐘滿分:120分第一卷聽力部分（共20分）一、短對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）Whatdoestheboythinkofthepotatochips?Salty.Sweet.Sour.WhatdidSteveseeinthemuseum?Oldpaintings.Oldclocks.Oldcoins.Howlongdidthewomanspendontheinvention?Twoyears.Threeyears.Fouryears.WherewastheT-shirtmade?InJapan.InAmerica.InFrance.HowdidJackgetthenews?Fromthenewspaper.FromtheTVprogram.Fromthewebsite.二、長對話理解（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）聽下面一段對話,回答第6、7小題。Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A.Thecomputer.Thecar.Thebicycle.Whenwasitinvented?Inthe1880s.Inthe1780s.Inthe1680s.聽下面一段對話,回答第8至10小題。Howlonghasthewomanhadthemachine?Forfourdays.Fortwodays.Forthreedays.What'sthemachineusedfor?Cuttingapples.Holdingfood.Cuttingvegetables.Howmuchisthemachine?A.40yuan.50yuan.60yuan.三、短文理解（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）HowoldistheinventorMattySallin?A.33yearsold.34yearsold.C.43yearsold.Whodidthespeakerinventthenewalarmclockwith?Hisstudents.Hisfamily.Hisfriends.Whatdoesthenewalarmclocklooklike?Adog.Apig.Acat.Whatdoesthenewalarmclockusetowakepeopleup?Thering.Thesong.Thesmell.Howdomanycollegestudentslikethisnewalarmclock?Great.Theylikeitverymuch.Terrible.Theydislikeit.Theycan'tstandit.四、信息轉(zhuǎn)換（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）InventionsThefirstgreatinventionThewheel,whichhasmadeitmucheasierforpeopletocarry16. things.Inventionsinthe19thcenturyThetelephone,thelightbulbandthe17. .Inventionsinthe20thcenturyThehelicopterin18. ,theTVin1927andthepersonal19. in1971.Moreandmoreinventionshavemadeourlifemuch20. .第二卷筆試部分（共100分）五、單項填空（共10小題；每小題1分,滿分10分）—Excuseme,sir.Areyousuretheumbrellainyourhandbelongstoyou?—Oh,sorry.Itookit .Mineisoverthereunderthechair.atonceontimebymistakeinallJanetoldmethatherjobwasto Englishnovels Chinese.translate;intodivide;intoturn;intomake;into—Whatdoyouthinkisthemostimportantinvention?—Itis doubt,thecomputer.againstwithoutforexcept— herfamily shehasbeentoChina.—Theymusthavehadfunthere,becauseChinaisagreatandbeautifulcountry.Neither;norEither;orNotonly;butalsoBoth;and—Oh,Idon'tlikethecoldweather.—Meneither.Thetemperaturetodayistoo .lowhighwarmnormal—Mommy,I'msorrythatIbroketheglassdish .—Itdoesn'tmatter.Dobecarefulnexttime.inpersonindangerbyaccidentbyhandMostboysinmyclass greatbasketballplayersandwanttobelikethem.takecareoflookuptoC.takeholdofD.lookforwardto28.—Howdeliciousthesebananasare!—Yeah.They herefromSanyayesterday.broughtarebroughtwerebroughthavebrought—IwanttolistentothesongcalledTryEverything.CouldyoupleasehelpmelookforitontheInternet?—Yes. .GoodideaWithpleasureIthinksoThat'sforsure—Ifyouwanttomakemorefriends,youshouldbefriendlytoothers..I'msorrytohearthatIt'snotverygoodYoudoseemtohaveapointThat'sallright六、完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分,滿分20分）AHowwouldyouusearadiooratelephoneifyouhadnoelectricityorbatteries?These31—bothered（使煩惱）BritishinventorTrevorBaylis.Soin1996he32awind-up（裝有發(fā)條的）radio.Itdoesn'tneedelectricityorbatteries.Youwinditup33hand.Itplaysforaboutanhour.Then,youwinditup_34.Todayit'smadeinSouthAfrica.Thenin1999,Baylisinventedamobiletelephonethatispoweredby35.Theshoescontain（含有）asmallbatterythatispoweredwhenyou_36.Thisbatteryisconnectedtoamobilephone.Thesetwosimpleinventionscanbringmodern__37

toallpartsoftheworld.Baylisdoesn'thaveauniversitydegreeinengineering.In__38,helefthighschoolbeforegraduating畢業(yè)）.Hejustloves 39—thingstohelppeople.Heneverknows40―ideaswillcometohim.Theideaforthetelephonecametohiminadream.31.A.dreamsB.problemsC.wondersD.wishes32.A.inventedB.improvedC.borrowedD.copied33.A.inB.atC.onD.by34.A.thenB.slowlyC.againD.finally35.A.sunB.shoesC.capsD.wind36.A.sleepB.walkC.restD.chat37.A.communicationsB.exhibitionsC.suggestionsD.instructions38.A.factB.orderC.needD.time39.A.buyingB.sellingC.makingD.collecting40.A.whileB.becauseC.unlessD.whenBDoyouknowanythingabouttheinventionofthebarcode（條形碼）?Asmallfoodstoreownerfounditwas41—tokeeprecordsoftheproductinformation.In1948,heaskedtheDrexelInstituteofTechnologytosolvethis42.BernardSilver,agraduatestudent,wasinterested.HeandhisfriendNormanJosephWoodland43—toworkonit.Soon,theyinventedtheirfirstworkingsystem（系統(tǒng)）.Thesystemdidwork44,butitwasveryexpensiveandsometimesthesystemdidn'tworkwell.Iftheinventionwastobecome45—instores,theproblemshadtobesolved.Finally,Woodlandsolved46—.Thepatent（專利權(quán)）forthebarcodesystemwas47—forbySilverandWoodlandin1949,butthepatentwasnotgivenuntil1952.48—thispatentwasgiven,thesystemwasstillnotpopularamongstoreowners.In1970,abusinessnamedLogiconInc.49theUniversalGroceryProductsIdentificationCode（食品工業(yè)統(tǒng)一碼）.MarshSupermarketinTroywasthefirststoreto50thisbarcodereadingsystem.Ithasbecomeverypopulareversince,andnowit'susedinalltypesofstoresallovertheworld.41.A.easyB.difficultC.interestingD.boring42.A.planB.problemC.doubtD.project43.A.startedB.continuedC.refusedD.failed44.A.ontimeB.forexampleC.atfirstD.inperson45.A.livelyB.cheapC.directD.popular46.A.itB.himC.herD.them47.A.offeredB.askedC.madeD.divided48.A.UnlessB.AlthoughC.IfD.Since49.A.foundB.mentionedC.inventedD.remained50.A.giveupB.putupC.setupD.cleanup七、補(bǔ)全對話（有兩項多余）（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）A:Nina,it'salready10:20p.m.51. B:Iknow,Mom.ButIhavetofinishthisposter.Whatposter?52. Sure.Hereitis.Wow!Itlooksbeautiful.Whyareyoumakingit?53. A:K.I.D.?What'sthat?B:It'sKidInventors'Day.ItiscelebratedonJanuary17everyyear.54. TorememberBenjaminFranklin.Heinventedthefirstswimflippers（鴨腳板）almost300yearsagoattheageof12.Isee.Butyoushouldtakecareofyourself.55. Okay,Mom.A.Don'tstayuptoolate.Whatareyoudoinghere?It'stimetogotobed.Whatdidheinvent?MayIhavealookatit?Whyisitcelebratedonthatday?TomakemorepeopleknowaboutK.I.D.八、閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）AUmbrellasarecertainlyoneoflife'snecessaryhandyhelpers.Butasanyoneevercaughtinaheavyrainwilltellyou,they'refarfromperfect.So,manycreativedesignersmadeeffortstochallenge.Herearefourcleverdesignsthatcansolvetherainydayproblems.SenzCommonumbrellaslovetoinvertwhenit'swindy.TheSenzumbrellachangestheroundshapeintotheonethat'slonginthebackandshortinthefront.Thedesignismuchstrongeragainstevenstrongwinds,andaccordingtotheirtests,theSenzworkswell.NubrellaAnAmericannamedAlanKaufmanandhiscompanyspend6yearsinventingthishand-freeumbrella.Thehand-freeumbrellaiscalledNubrella.Theumbrellacanrestontheuser'sshoulders.Sotheuserneedn'tholdtheumbrellaanymore.Andit'sconvenienttomakeaphonecallorrideabikewithoutanumbrellainthehand.KazbrellaThereisnodoubtthatthiskindofumbrellaistheshiningstarintheumbrellamarketthisyear.Commonumbrellasdrip（滴水）everywherewhentheyareclosed.Kazbrellatriestosolvethisprobleminaspecialway.Thoughitlookslikethecommonumbrella,thedesignallowsthewetsideoftheumbrellatobeinsideonceyoufoldit.Asaresult,gettinginandoutofyourcarisnotaproblem.RainShieldInthefaceofaheavyrainstorm,raincanhityoufromalldirections.RainShieldgivestheprotectionfromthesidewayrainanditsbendy（彎曲）designmeansitwon'tinvert（反轉(zhuǎn)）.Itcanhandlethestrongwind.Whennotinuse,itfoldsintoasmallpiece.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,weknowthatthecommonumbrellas .areusefulbutnotperfectenoughcanonlybeusedinaheavyraincanprotectusverywellinaheavyrainarechallengesforcreativedesignersIfyouuseRainShieldinaheavyrainstorm, .it'snotconvenientenoughtotakeitcanprotectyoufromsidewayrainitwillpreventneitherrainnorwindit'seasiertogetinandoutofthecarWhichsentenceisWRONGaccordingtothepassage?Senziseasytoholdwithitsspecialshapeeveninwindyweather.Nubrellaisagreatideaforthosewhowanttoplaysportsonrainydays.Kazbrellaopensfromtheinsideoutandkeepsdrywhenyoucarryaround.RainShieldsellsbestwiththespecialshapeanditfoldsintoasmallpiece.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtheadvantageofNubrella?Itcanrestontheuser'sshoulders.Youneedn'tholdtheumbrella.Itdoesn'tdripeverywherewhenitisclosed.It'sconvenientforyoutomakeaphonecall.BNo-touchthermometers（溫度計）Wanttotakeyourbodytemperature?Usuallyyouneedtoputathermometerinyourarmpit（腋窩）.Andyouneedtostaystillforminutes.Nowscientistshaveinventedtheno-touchthermometer.Putthethermometer2.5cmfromyourforehead,pressthebuttonanditcangetthereading讀（數(shù)）intwoseconds.UsefulalarmclocksIt'shardtobelievethatanalarmclockcannotonlybebeautiful,butalsoimproveyoursleep.SenseisanalarmclockfromHelloCompanyintheUSA.Itcancheckthetemperature,humidity（濕度）andlightinyourbedroomtohelpyoucreateagoodenvironment.Itcanalsomonitoryoursleeptimeandwakeyouupwhenyousleeptoolong.ShoesthattiethemselvesThenewshoeshavesmallmotorsthatcontroltheirlaces（鞋帶）.Whenyoustepintothem,yourfeetwilltouchasensorintheshoes,andthemotorswilltightenthelaces.Therearealsotwobuttonsonthesideoftheshoes.Youcantightenandloosenthem,soyoucancontrolthelacesbypressingthebuttons.Whenpeopleusetheno-touchthermometer,theyshould .putitinapatient'sarmpitputitinapatient'shandputitonapatient'sforeheadputit2.5cmfromapatient'sforeheadWhatdoestheunderlinedword“still”meaninChinese?仍然不動的溫柔的嘈雜的YoucanusethealarmclockfromHelloCompanyto .createagoodstudyenvironmentwatchyoursleeptimeandmakeyousleeplongerimproveyoursleepbymakingyousleepontimemonitoryoursleeptimeandhelpyoucreateagoodsleepenvironment64.Whatcontrolsthelacesinthenewshoes?Themotors.Thesensor.Thewearer.Thelacesthemselves.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?Atextbook.Anovel.Anewspaper.Anotice.CAyoungmanwasonatrain.Asthetrainturnedacorner,itsloweddownandthenaplainhousecameintosight.Thehouselookedsodifferentfromthegreyapartmentbuildingsofthecitythateverybodyonthetrainturnedtolookatit.Somepassengersbegantotalkaboutit.Theyoungmanwasalsointerestedinthehouse.Hedecidedtogetoffatthenextstationandmakehiswaytothehouse.Theownerofthehousetoldhimthathewastryingtosellthehouse,butnoonewouldbuyit,asthenoiseofthetrainspassingnearbymadeitunsuitabletolivein.Theyoungmandecidedtobuythehouserightthenandpaid$30,000.Heuseditforadvertising（做廣告）,asthehousefacedtherailwaybend（彎道）.Thetrainhadtoslowdownatthebend,givingthepassengersplentyoftimetolookatthehouse.Theyoungmanwenttoseveralbigcompaniesandexplainedtheadvantagesofplacingadvertisementsonthesideofthehouse.Finally,onecompanyagreedtoplacesomeads.Theyoungmanwaspaid$180,000forthreeyearsofadvertising.Inthisworld,turningdisadvantagesintoadvantagesisthekeytosuccess.Passengerswereinterestedinthehousebecause .itwasverybeautifulitlookeddifferentitwasveryoldtheywereboredTheyoungmanboughtthehousemainlybecause .heneededaplacetolivethepriceofthehousewassuitablehebelievedthehouse'slocation（位置）wasgoodthehousewasnearatrainstationWhichofthefollowingisTRUE?Thehousewasbigandexpensive.Manypeoplewantedtobuythehouse.Thepassengersoftenvisitedthehouse.Thetrainwasslowwhenpassingbythehouse.Whatisthemainideaofthestory?AFailureisthemotherofsuccess.Itisdifficulttobecomesuccessful.Agoodhousecanmakemoneyforyou.Itiswisetoturndisadvantagesintoadvantages.DApeacefulmindisveryimportantforoureffectiveness（效率）.Itkeepsuscalmnomatterwhatthesituationis,anditallowsustostayhappyduringtheday.? ▲Yourhearttellsyouwhatistherightthingtodo.Followingwhatyourheartsayshelpsyoubetruetoyourself,andthathelpsyougetapeacefulmind.Solearntolistenmoretoyourheart,anddowhatittellsyoutodo..Don'ttakeintoomuchinformationGettingmoreinformationoftenmeansintroducingmorenoiseintoyourmind.Soweshouldn'ttakeintoomuchinformation.It'simportantforacalmandpeacefulmind.Youshouldtakeinnomoreinformationthannecessary..SlowdownWhateveryoudo,youdonotneedtobeinahurry.Doingsowillonlytakeyoufasterinthewrongdirection.Firstofall,youneedtoknowtherightdirectiontogo.Slowdownsothatyoucanclearlyhearthevoiceofyourheart..DosomethingforotherpeopleWeusuallythinkaboutourownneedsandproblemsmostofthetime.But5?任菖？口1?代~（自我為中心的）thoughtscan'tbringpeaceintoourmind.Instead,itmaymakeusfeelstressed.Sodon'tthinktoomuchaboutyourself,andforgetyourselfforawhile.Thinkaboutotherpeoplemoreoftenandthinkwhatyoucandoforothers,andthendoit.Givingwillmakeyouhappyandgiveyouapeacefulmind.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲?BetruetoyourselfListentoyourheartDowhatisrightGetapeacefulmindWhichofthefollowingwouldthewriteragreewith?Weshouldtakeinmoreinformationthannecessary.Beingself-centeredcanhelpyoutogetapeacefulmind.Alwaysthinkingaboutyourselfmaymakeyourelaxed.Sometimesinformationmeansnoiseforus.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?GivingmakesyouhappyTheimportanceofapeacefulmindC.WaystogetapeacefulmindD.Whereourthoughtscomefrom閱讀下面的短文,并用英語回答問題（請注意每小題后面的詞數(shù)要求）。EWhenalibraryburned,onebookwassaved.Itwasnotanexpensivebook,soapoormanwhocouldreadalittleboughtitatalowprice.Thebookwasn'tveryinteresting,butbetweenitspagestherewasapieceofpaperonwhichwaswrittenthesecretofthetouchstone（試金石）!Thetouchstonewasasmallpebble（鵝卵石）.Thewritingexplainedthatitwaslyingamongthousandsofotherpebbles.Thesecretwasthattherealtouchstonefeltwarm,whileordinary（普通的）pebbleswerecold.Sothemanwalkedontheseashoreandbegantestingpebbles.Hethoughtthatifhepickedupordinarypebblesandputthemdownagain,hemightpickupthesamepebbleagain.So,whenhefeltonethatwascold,hethrewitintothesea.Hespentawholedaydoingthis,butnoneofthemwasthetouchstone.Yethestillwentonwiththis.Thedaysbecameweeksandtheweeksintomonths.Oneday,however,hepickedupapebbleanditwaswarm.Hethrewitintotheseabeforeherealizedwhathehaddone.Hehadformedsuchastronghabitofthrowingeachpebbleintothesea.Sowhentheonehewantedcamealong,hestillthrewitaway.Soitisthesamewithagoodchance.Unlesswearecareful,it'seasytomissthechancewhenit'sinhand.Whatwasthevalueofthebook?不（超過10個詞）Whydidthemanthrowthecoldpebblesintothesea?（不超過10個詞）Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?（不超過15個詞）九、單詞拼寫（共5小題；每小題1分,滿分5分）Ithinkeatinglotsofb（餅干）isbadforourhealth.Allofas（突然）,thetaxistoppedanditalmosthittheoldwoman.HisbestfriendJennydidn'tm（提到）herexperienceinSouthAfrica.Inourd（日常的）lives,weshouldpayattentiontoouraction.Myauntalwaysmakesashoppingl（清單）beforegoingshopping.十、書面表達(dá)（共1小題,滿分20分）你看過中央電視臺的節(jié)目《我愛發(fā)明》嗎?其實,現(xiàn)實生活中的發(fā)明有大有小,只要細(xì)心觀察,做一個有心人,你就有可能成為發(fā)明家。請根據(jù)以下提示，以“HowtoBecomeanInventor”為題寫一篇英語短文。80—100詞。提示:1.多掌握一些知識；熱愛生活,對身邊的事物感興趣；開發(fā)自己的創(chuàng)造力；不怕失敗,不輕易放棄。HowtoBecomeanInventor參考答案第一卷聽力部分聽力材料:一、1.W:Ithinkthepotatochipsaredelicious.Whatdoyouthinkofthepotatochips?M:Theyareabitsalty.2．W:Wasitagoodtriptothemuseum,Steve?M:Yes.Theguideshowedussomeoldclocksandtoldussomethingaboutthem.Thatwasinteresting.3．W:Howhelpfulthemachineis!M:Yes.Aftertwoyears'research,thewomansucceededininventingit.4．W:WhatabeautifulT-shirt,Tony!Didyoubuyityourself?M:No,mymotherboughtitformeasabirthdaygift.ItwasmadeinFrance.5．W:Howdidyougetthenews,Jack?M:IgotitfromthewebsiteofPeople'sDaily.二、Text1M:MayIaskyousomequestions?W:Sure,goahead.M:Wherewasthebicycleinvented?W:ItwasinventedinEngland.M:Whenwasitinvented?W:Inthe1880s.M:Doyouliketravelingbybicycle?W:Yes,Ilikeitalot.Text2W:I'vegotanewmachine.Wouldyouliketoseeit?M:Sure.Oh,itlooksunusual.Whendidyougetit?W:Twodaysago.M:Isitusedforholdinganything?W:No,justforcuttingapples.M:It'sbeautiful.Andit'smadeinCanada.Itmustbeexpensive!W:No,it'sonly50yuan.M:I'mMattySallin.Iam34yearsoldandworkatNewYorkUniversity.Ihatethenoisyalarmclock.MytwofriendsandIhaveinventedanewkindofalarmclock.Thedigitalalarmclocklookslikeapig.Itusesthesmellofbakingbreadtowakepeopleup.Ifyousetthealarmclockfor8:00,itwillturnonat7:50.Thenthesmellofbakingbreadwillwakeyouup.Manycollegestudentslikethisinventionverymuch.Nowlotsofpeoplee-mailmeeveryday,askingmewheretheycanbuysuchanalarmclock.Therearealotofinventionsthathavechangedourlives.Thefirstgreatinventionisthewheel.Thewheelhasmadeitmucheasierforpeopletocarryheavythings.