牛津译林版英语九上Unit8试题Word文件下载.docx
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()3.—Tomstolemyfavouritebookyesterday.
—Forgetit.Hesaidhewas thatandpromisedhewouldneverdothatagain.
A.afraidofB.surprisedatC.guiltyofD.proudof
()4.Iwasaskedto mytelephonebooking(电话预订)andmyaddress,thentheKFCagreedtosendmethefood.
A.proveB.wonderC.suspectD.confirm
()5.—AcollegegirlfromSuzhouwaskilledinherhometownthissummervacation.
—Yes.Whatapity!
The wasa19-year-oldprettygirl.
A.witnessB.victimC.bossD.detective
()6.—Doyouknowwhattheyoungmanwascharged ?
—Ihearherobbedawomanofherbag.
A.withB.ofC.forD.about
()7.— itissnowing!
—Yeah.Wecanenjoysnowfights!
A.WhatheavyB.HowheavyC.HowheavilyD.Whatheavily
()8.Andylovesplayingthepiano.He thepianoafterschoolveryoften.
A.isheardplayB.isheardtoplayC.hearsplayingD.hearsplay
()9.Oh,mygod!
Ourhouse lastnight.Lookatthefootprints(脚印)onthefloor.
A.brokeintoB.wasbreakingintoC.brokenintoD.wasbrokeninto
()10.Ithoughtthejobwouldbeasuccess.Butit tobeamess!
A.turnedintoB.turnedoutC.turnedawayD.turnedoff
()11.—IwatchedafilmcalledBlindDetectiveyesterday.
—Doyoumeanthefilmin AndyLauplayedaroleofablinddetective?
A.whatB.whereC.whichD.who
()12.Thepoliceneedanyinformationthat ofsomevalue.Theyhaveofferedareward.
A.isB.areC.hasD.have
()13.—Isthisthevillage youlivedwhenyouwereyoung?
—Yes.Iwasbornhere.
A.whereB.whichC.thatD.what
()14.Thepolicecan’tdecidewhetherthesuspectisguiltybecausehehasevidencetoprovehewas atthetimeofthecrime.
A.elsesomewhereB.somewhereelse
C.everywhereelseD.elseanywhere
()15.—Thatyoungmanmusthavesomethingtodowiththecrime,right?
— .Thoughheinsistedhehadn’tdoneanythingagainstthelaw.
A.Idon’tagreeB.Isupposeso
C.Idon’tthinksoD.Hesupposesso
二、完形填空(每小题1分,满分15分)
Onlineshoppingismoreandmorepopular.Youcanshop 16 leavingyourhouse.Justsitinfrontofyourcomputer,clickyour 17 andyourthingswillbesenttoyourhouseinseveraldays.
LastNovember11th,manyonlinestoresofferedabigdiscountandfreedelivery(邮递) 18 .ThebiggestonlineshoppingsitesinChina,and,sold 19 worth19.1billionyuanintotal.
“Goods(商品)onlineareoftenmuchcheaper.Italso 20 mealotoftime.Andweoftenfindmoregoodsonlineto 21 thaninshoppingmalls,”saidWangXin,anonlineshoppingloverinBeijing.She 22 lateforalotofcheapgoodsonline.
Anotherbig 23 ofonlineshoppingisthatithelpspeoplegetthingsfromdifferentplaces 24 .“IlikeeatingducknecksverymuchandTaobaomakesit 25 formetobuythemfromshopsinWuhan,”saidZhangXi,agirlinYangzhou.
Whileenjoyingonlineshopping,manypeoplealsohaveworries, 26 formiddleschoolstudentbuyers.Youngstudentsareeasily 27 byadvertisementsontheInternetandbuythingstheydon’tneed.
“Middleschoolstudents 28 paymoreattentiontotheirstudies.Searchingforthingswastestheirtime,”saidJingChunling,aneducationexpert(专家).“Besides,onlineshopownershavenoideaofthe 29 oftheirbuyers.Anyonecaneasilybuythingstheywant.Someofthegoodsareeven 30 foryoungstudentssuchascigarettesandwine.”
()16.A.withoutB.withC.forD.from
()17.A.headB.mouthC.mouseD.printer
()18.A.priceB.addressC.occupationD.service
()19.A.clothesB.thingsC.foodD.shoes
()20.A.takesB.spendsC.needsD.saves
()21.A.lookforB.choosefromC.payforD.meetup
()22.A.lookedupB.gotupC.stayedupD.stoodup
()23.A.advantageB.problemC.resultD.example
()24.A.easilyB.finallyC.carefullyD.difficultly
()25.A.importantB.interestingC.possibleD.impossible
()26.A.speciallyB.obviouslyC.luckilyD.especially
()27.A.allowedB.preferredC.attractedD.attacked
()28.A.canB.shouldC.couldD.would
()29.A.placesB.hobbiesC.interestsD.ages
()30.A.goodB.badC.usefulD.helpful
三、阅读理解(每小题2分,满分30分)
A
LookatthenoticefromtheStudents’Union.It’sadescriptionofstudents’activitiesforthecomingwintervacation.
WinnersofSuperBoyswillcometoourschoolonJanuary30th,2014.Theyaregoingtogiveaconcertintheschoolhallat2:
00pm.PleasecometotheStudents’Uniontogetahalf-pricetickettotheconcertbeforethisFriday.
Wouldn’titbegreatifyoucouldjoinusandgohikingaroundtheWestHillfortwodays?
We’llstartat7:
00amonFebruary6th.PleasecometotheStudents’Uniontosignyournameandpayfiftyyuan,20percentoffformembersoftheHikingClub.
Areyouinterestedinbeingavolunteer?
We’llgotoamountainvillagetogiveawaybookstothechildrenthere.We’llworkandstudywiththemforawholeday.Pleasecometotheschoolgateat6:
00amonFebruary13th,2014.Freeofcharge(免费).
We’llholdapartyforthestudentswhocomefrompoorfamiliesandhavetostayatschoolduringthewintervacation.Wouldyouliketojoinus?
Pleasecometothereadingroomat5:
00pmonJanuary28th.
()31.Thenoticeisabout .
A.freeticketsB.students’activitiesC.theWestHillD.poorchildren
()32.Bettylikesmusicandwantstogototheconcert,soshemustarriveattheschoolhallbefore onJanuary30th,2014.
A.2:
00pmB.7:
00amC.6:
00amD.5:
00pm
()33.Ifyouareavolunteer,youwillgotoamountainvillage .
A.onJanuary30thB.onFebruary6th
C.onFebruary13thD.onJanuary28th
()34.Ifyouwanttotakepartinapartyforpoorstudents,youshouldgoto onJanuary28th.
A.theschoolhallB.theWestHillC.amountainvillageD.thereadingroom
()35.HowmuchwillTom,amemberoftheHikingClub,payifhewantstogohikingaroundtheWestHill?
A.2yuan.B.50yuan.C.40yuan.D.Nothing.
B
MicroblogslikeWeiboarenothingnewfortheyoungChinese.AnewspaperinChengdudidasurveylastmonth.Itfoundthat90percentofjuniorhighschoolstudentsusemicroblogs.
Theygivestudentsanoutlet(出口)foremotion.“Iusemicroblogstorecordmylife.Ileteveryone‘see’myfeelingsandcomplaints(抱怨),”saidLiuFangyue,14,fromXiamenNo.1MiddleSchool.Theyhavefunwithclassmatesevenafterschool.“Iwouldsendamessage
topraisesomeonewhocamefirstintheexam,”saidLiu.
Teachersalsojoininthefun.“WhenIsitdowntotalktomystudents,theymaynottellmetheirrealthoughts,”saidLuDongpingatNanningNo.2MiddleSchool.“Butonmicroblogs,theyaremorerelaxed.Theyevenmakefunofme.”
Youwouldbewrongifyouthinkmicroblogsareallaboutfun.ZhongYunfromXiamenHaicangExperimentalSchoolseesitasatool(工具)tolearnEnglish.The13-year-oldgirlfollowsforeignstarssuchasAvrilLavigneandJustinBieber.
“InordertounderstandtheirEnglishposts,Ihavetocheckthedictionaryandlearnmanynewwords,”saidZhong.
“Microblogswidenstudents’perspectives(观点),buttherearerulestofollow,”saidShiZhongying,aprofessorfromBeijingNormalUniversity.Hesharessomeofthemwithmicrobloggers.
“Manageyourtime,anddon’tletmicro-bloggingaffectyourstudiesandhealth,”saidShi.“Don’tgiveoutyourname,familyaddressorphonenumberonmicroblogs.Youshouldalsorespect(尊重)truthandotherpeople’sprivacy(隐私).”
()36.Thesecondparagraphmainlytellsus .
A.howpopularmicroblogsare
B.whymicroblogsarepopular
C.whousesmicroblogs
D.whatmicroblogsare
()37.LuDongpingthinksstudentsare onmicroblogs.
A.lessseriousB.lessrelaxed
C.morestressedD.morenervous
()38.ZhongYunoften onmicroblogs.
A.chatswithherteachers
B.recordsherschoolwork
C.sharesherfeelingswithothers
D.learnsEnglish
()39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto(指的是)?
A.Microblogs.B.Microbloggers.
C.Rules.D.Students’perspectives.
()40.ShiZhongyingdidn’tsuggest .
A.sharingyourfeelings
B.tellingthetruth
C.spendingmostofyourtimeonstudy
D.givingoutothers’privacy
C
Towriteagreatnewsstory,youhavetomakesureitiscorrect,relevant(相关的)andfresh.
Forastart,alltheinformationinastorymustbecorrect.Notonlythespellingandgrammar,butalsothefacts.
Anymistakesthatshowupinastorycangetanewspaperintobigtrouble.
Forexample,ifanewspapersaidthatYangLiweiwasthefirstmantogointospace,itwouldbewrong.Hewasn’tthefirst.Thenewspaperwouldprobablyloselotsofreadersbecauseofthatmistake.
Anewsstorydoesnotonlyhavetobecorrect,butitmustalsoberelevanttoitsreaders.Peoplearemostlyinterestedinnewsthathappensneartothem.That’swhyyoucaremoreaboutwhathappensatyourschoolthanatschoolsinAmerica.It’salsowhynewspapersinBeijingdon’ttalkmuchaboutnewsinShanghaiorHongKong.
Makesureit’sfresh.
Finally,newsmustalwaysbefresh.Whenyoupickupyoureveningnewspaper,youwanttoreadaboutnewsthathappenedthatday.Youdon’twant
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