九年級英語Unit12試題及答案

九年級Unit12測試即將到來，作為九年級學生的我們，要去做好英語的複習準備。以下是小編給你推薦的九年級英語Unit12試題及參考答案，希望對你有幫助!

一. 單項選擇 (15分)

選擇可以填入空白處的.最佳選項。

( )1. — What would you like for _____ breakfast?

— I’d like some milk and _____ pie.

A. a; the B. a; /

C. /; a D. the; a

( )2. — Is Mount Tai the highest mountain in Shandong?

— I think so. It is 1,545 meters _____ sea level.

A. under B. above

C. past D. along

( )3. — After being trapped (困住) for 36 days, Strong Pig was still _____ when people found it.

— It was great news.

A. alive B. lively

C. lived D. live

( )4. — Columbus was a man who changed the world.

— I agree. His _____ of America was one of the greatest events in human history.

A. invention B. discovery

C. appearance D. agreement

( )5. — Is the airport closed because of the bad weather?

— No. But my flight to Beijing was _____ because of it.

A. locked B. booked

C. lost D. cancelled

( )6. — Did Mrs Smith call you yesterday?

— Yes. I was about _____ for lunch when the telephone rang.

A. going out B. to going out

C. to go out D. go out

( )7. — I want to buy a ticket to the movie.

— Sorry, we have _____ all the tickets.

A. put away B. given up

C. given away D. sold out

( )8. — James said he would come to my party, but he didn’t _____.

— Really? He didn’t keep his word again.

A. show up B. get up

C. set up D. give up

( )9. — I must go home.

— If you must, at least wait _____ the rain stops.

A. since B. as

C. till D. when

( )10. — How _____ it was when I fell down in front of so many people.

— Well, everyone can fall, right?

A. embarrass B. embarrassing

C. embarrasses D. embarrassed

( )11. — Do you know who the award will go to?

— I have no idea. We have to wait until the result _____.

A. announces B. will announce

C. will be announced D. is announced

( )12. — Was it your first visit to the museum?

— No. I had visited it _____. But I thought it worth a second visit.

A. a day ago B. next week

C. the following day D. the day before

( )13. — You did go to see “The Hunger Games 3” yesterday evening?

—No. I _____ it already.

A. see B. had seen

C. have seen D. would see

( )14. — Do you know _____ when you arrived?

— Five minutes. I missed something exciting.

A. how long the show had been on

B. how long had the show been on

C. how long has the show been on

D. how long the show has been on

( )15. — Barcelona lost the match last night.

— _____ It is unbelievable. They always win.

A. How come? B. Never mind.

C. I can’t agree more. D. That’s common.

二. 完形填空 (15分)

閲讀下列短文，選擇可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

I enjoy telling stories. To those parents and teachers who 16 telling children’s stories, I have an important 17 — tell your story seriously. No matter how silly you think it is, 18 it is good enough to tell, you should tell it seriously. You should tell the story 19 the attitude of the children towards it. Perhaps I can make it 20 by telling a story.

A few students of a class had prepared the story of “The Fisherman and His Wife”. The first girl felt that it was a silly story. She tried to tell it 21 , but some parts of it 22 her feel ashamed (難為情的). When she came to the words, “Oh, man of the sea, come, listen to me. For Alice, my wife …” she said them very

23 . The next time she came to the same words, she said them so fast and so low that they 24 be heard. And when she tried to repeat the words the last time, she could 25 go on. Of course everybody laughed, but the flavor (意味) of the story was broken.

Now, it was Kate’s turn to tell the

26 story. Each of her rising and falling tones (聲調) showed her 27 attitude to the story. When she repeated the words, “Oh, man of the sea, come …”, the whole class could 28 the fisherman’s feeling.

Those words may 29 silly, but they are important for expressing the fisherman’s feeling. If the person who tells the story thinks they are silly, 30 can see no flavor at all! So please tell your story seriously.

( )16. A. forget B. finish C. prefer D. hate

( )17. A. mistake B. trouble C. decision D. suggestion

( )18. A. so B. until C. if D. although

( )19. A. in B. with C. about D. without

( )20. A. clearer B. louder C. more important D. more successful

( )21. A. simply B. well C. badly D. quietly

( )22. A. left B. got C. watched D. made

( )23. A. slowly B. easily C. quickly D. impolitely

( )24. A. need B. needn’t C. could D. couldn’t

( )25. A. hardly B. still C. always D. mostly

( )26. A. latest B. oldest C. same D. different

( )27. A. negative B. serious C. general D. strange

( )28. A. hide B. change C. invent D. imagine

( )29. A. sound B. taste C. smell D. feel

( )30. A. tellers B. listeners C. singers D. members

三. 閲讀理解 (30分)

A

Table manners are how to behave when you eat a meal. Different countries have different table manners. Now let’s see how to eat in public in the following countries.

Japan

It is okay to make some noises when you eat noodles in Japan. Unlike making big noises, making some noises is not rude but is a compliment to the chef. The Japanese also say it tastes better if you make some noises.

What else to watch: It’s important to say “thanks” before and after a meal.

France

In France, a meal is like a ceremony (典禮). People enjoy it and make it a special event. You should never discuss money or religion (宗教信仰) over dinner, and going Dutch (各自付賬) is not very polite.

What else to watch: You need to finish everything on your plate.

Mexico

In Mexico, whenever you catch the eye of someone who’s eating, even a stranger, it’s good manners to say “provecho”, which means “enjoy”.

What else to watch: Where you sit matters in this country. Before you get seated, look for place cards, or wait until the host seats you. And you must say “enjoy your meal” before you leave the table.

根據短文內容，選擇最佳選項。(10分)

( )31. In Japan, _____ while eating noodles means you give a compliment to the chef.

A. eating quietly

B. making some noises

C. eating quickly

D. making big noises

( )32. In France, people don’t talk about _____ during a meal.

A. religion B. jobs C. family D. prices

( )33. You’re supposed to eat all the food on your plate in _____.

A. Japan B. Mexico C. Brazil D. France

( )34. In Mexico, you’re supposed to _____ before you leave the table.

A. say “thanks”

B. clean your plate

C. say “enjoy your meal”

D. go Dutch with the others at table

( )35. From the passage, we know _____.

A. Japanese people are serious in restaurants

B. people in France like going out for dinner very much

C. in Mexico, strangers don’t talk to each other in a restaurant

D. you’re supposed to be friendly to a stranger in a Mexican restaurant