【广东新考法】新目标英语九年级上册-Unit8 单元学情评估试题（含答案+听力应用材料）

UNIT 8 学情评估

英语九年级全一册（R广东专版）

一、听说应用(本大题共30小题，每小题1分，共30分)

A. 听句子(本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分)

1. Which one belongs to John?

A.     B.    C.

2. What does the room look like?

A.  B.   C.

3. What is he going to do after class?

A.    B.    C.

4. When did the girl leave home?

A.  B.  C.

5. What is the speaker talking about?

A.   B .   C.

B. 听对话(本题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

听第一段对话，回答第6小题。

6. What color does Tom dislike?

A. Orange.　　　 B. White.

C. Red.

听第二段对话，回答第7小题。

7. Where may David be now?

A. On the playground.

B. In the teachers' office.

C. In the classroom.

听第三段对话，回答第8小题。

8. Whose is the book on the teacher's desk?

A. The teacher's.　　　 B. Wei Fang's.

C. Tom's.

听第四段对话，回答第9小题。

9. Where is Miss Wang?

A. She has gone to Nanjing.

B. She is at the school gate.

C. She has gone to Beijing.

听第五段对话，回答第10小题。

10. What does the man often hear outside the window?

A. Strange noises.　

B. Noisy music.

C. Strange sounds of singing.

听第六段对话，回答第11－12小题。

11. What color is the coat?

A. Blue.   B. Black.   C. Brown.

12. Who isn't at school today?

A. Jack.   B. Tony.   C. David.

听第七段对话，回答第13－15小题。

13. What is Jean interested in?

A. Expensive things.

B. Traveling magazines.

C. Huawei products.

14. Whose magazine is that?

A. Carla's.   B. Cindy's.   C. Jean's.

15. Where will the owner of the magazine go?

A. To Canada.  B. To Britain.

C. To Australia.

C. 听短文(本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分)

16. Whose basketball is this?

A. Tom's.   B. Jim's.

C. Bob's.

17. What color are the roses?

A. White.   B. Red.

C. Yellow.

18. What did Bob lose yesterday?

A. Keys.  B. Books.

C. Kites.

19. What does Tom like to listen to?

A. Light music.

B. Pop music.

C. Classical music.

20. Who does the dictionary belong to?

A. Tom.

B. Jim.

C. We don't know.

D. 听填信息(本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分)

你将听到一篇关于长城的短文。请你根据所听内容，填写下面信息卡。

E.情景对话(本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分)

A：You look unhappy. What happened?

B：26. ________

A：Where did you put it?

B：I put it on the desk in the front of the chemistry lab before class.

A：27. ________

B：After the chemistry class. But I found another one.

A：Whom does it belong to?

B：28. ________ His is old. But this one is quite new.

A：Let me have a look. 29. ________

B：Why do you think so?

A：He bought a new one a week ago. I think he forgot to write his name on the book.

B：I agree. 30. ________ After all, mine is new, too.

二、语法选择(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

The Bermuda Triangle (百慕大三角) is in the Atlantic Ocean, near Florida in the USA. Over the past 60 years, more than 1，000 seamen in ships and pilots in planes __31__ their lives there. It is known as “The Triangle of Death” for its strange seawater __32__ sudden storms. What's the strangest is the light of the seawater, which looks so bright that it can __33__ even from a spaceship.

At 2：00 p. m. on December 5, 1945, five planes took __34__ in fine weather from the airport of Florida on a training task. Two hours later, the leader in the sky reported that he was __35__ lost. Then there was silence. Another __36__ was sent to look for them and also lost.

One of the largest ships that had disappeared in the triangle was __37__ American coal ship, 500 meters long. The weather was good, and there __38__ no messages for help before it was “gone”. No broken ships or dead bodies have been found so far.

No one is able to tell __39__ all these accidents have happened. A group of Japanese scientists went there to see what it was really like in 1995, but __40__ has been heard about them ever since. The Bermuda Triangle is really a mysterious place!

(　)31. A. lose   B. have lost   C. lost

(　)32. A. and   B. but   C. or

(　)33. A. see   B. saw   C. be seen

(　)34. A. off   B. of   C. on

(　)35. A. complete   B. completely   C. completing

(　)36. A. plane  B. planes   C. plane's

(　)37. A. a   B. an   C. the

(　)38. A. be   B. was   C. were

(　)39. A. what   B. which   C. how

(　)40. A. nothing   B. everything   C. something

三、完形填空(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

3D printing is becoming more and more popular. But can you __41__ printing food? Some scientists are trying to change the dining __42__ completely by doing this. Scientists say that 3D printers are easy to use. You __43__ need to choose a recipe (食谱) and put the uncooked “food inks” into the printer to make the food you want. This means that it will be very quick and easy to create meals.

Using 3D printers to create your meals will also __44__ the environment. There will be less need for traditional growing, packaging and shipping (运送) steps. For example, tree leaves and insects can be turned into delicious products! Printing food can also help people with a swallowing (吞咽) __45__. They can program the printer to print __46__ kinds of their favorite food so that they will not have difficulty swallowing them.

However, some people think that the future of 3D­printed food would be a disaster (灾难). It could take away many __47__. Also there are worries about the __48__ of printed food：is it really possible to get what we need from food­based “inks” or something like that?

As we know, cooking and eating together with families and friends has long been a(n) __49__ and enjoyable activity. It is hard to imagine a world where the fun of cooking is gone and meals can be __50__ at the touch of a button.

(　)41. A. produce   B. require   C. avoid   D. imagine

(　)42. A. fact   B. experience   C. introduction   D. service

(　)43. A. recently   B. certainly   C. simply   D. nearly

(　)44. A. punish   B. warm   C. destroy   D. protect

(　)45. A. course   B. problem   C. request   D. direction

(　)46. A. less   B. more   C. softer   D. harder

(　)47. A. jobs   B. lies   C. tricks   D. speeches

(　)48. A. popularity   B. health   C. ability   D. memory

(　)49. A. educational   B. personal   C. traditional   D. national

(　)50. A. divided   B. landed   C. attended   D. created

四、阅读理解(本大题共15小题，每小题2分，共30分)

A

Many teenagers love mysteries. Are you one of them? Here are some top­selling mystery books for teenagers. There must be one you like!

(　)51. Who may be interested in the article?

A. Linda, who likes swimming. 

B. Jenny, who likes mystery books.

C. Bill, who is interested in singing. 

D. John, who is interested in sports.

(　)52. What does Mr. Lemoncello do?

A. An inventor.  B. A reader.  C. A magician.  D. A doctor.

(　)53. Why do Ted and Kate have to follow clues around London?

A. Because they must work together to run away. 

B. Because they want to know the mystery of a painting.

C. Because they want to find Salim. 

D. Because they want to solve the mystery of a missing magician.

(　)54. Tom is always interested in stories that happen in museums. Which mystery book will he buy?

A. The London Eye Mystery.

B. The Name of This Book Is Secret.

C. Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library.

D. From the Mixed­Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.

(　)55. How much do two e­books, The Name of This Book Is Secret and Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library cost?

A. ￥33.30.  B. ￥38.60.  C. ￥68.  D. ￥82.

B

Crop circles(麦田怪圈)are patterns in fields that appear overnight. At first they were just some simple circles. Now the patterns have become very complicated. From a plane crop circles can look like a work of art outdoors. Since the first crop circles were found in Britain in 1978, it has become a great mystery. How are these crop circles made? Who makes them? What is the purpose of making them?

Some scientists think that some of the crop circles might be man­made. They believe that thanks to modern technology, it is possible to create such complicated patterns in a short time.

However, others think that crop circles might be the work of some aliens. Because they often appear in areas shortly after there have been UFOs to be seen. They also think that the circles are so complicated that nobody on the earth is able to make a true crop circle.

Although different opinions about these crop circles have been expressed, there is one thing that everybody agrees on. That is these crop circles are valuable to the local economy (经济). Thousands of visitors come here to see crop circles every year.

(　)56. What are the crop circles?

A. They are patterns in fields that appear overnight.

B. They are patterns in fields that appear in the daytime.

C. They are styles that are very complicated at first.

D. They are now simple styles.

(　)57. When and where were the first crop circles found?

A. In Brazil in 1978.   B. In Britain in 1987.  

C. In Britain in 1978.   D. In Brazil in 1987.

(　)58. What does the underlined word “complicated” mean?

A. Difficult to understand.   B. Easy.

C. Complete.   D. Comfortable.

(　)59. What does everybody agree on about these crop circles?

A. They are valuable to the local economy. 

B. They are not valuable to the local economy.

C. They are bad for the environment. 

D. They are good for the visitors.

(　)60. What can we infer (推断) about the crop circles?

A. They are man­made.

B. They receive thousands of visitors every year.

C. They are valuable to economy.

D. Both B and C are correct.

C

配对阅读。左栏是五则神秘事件，右栏是七则观点或答复。请将相关的内容相匹配。

五、短文填空(本大题共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分)

The Great Pyramid of Giza is one of the wonders of the ancient world. It was 66. ________ more than 4，000 years ago in Egypt. It is so popular that millions of tourists from around the world come to visit 67. ________ every year.

In Egypt there are over 80 pyramids and 68. ________ largest one is the Great Pyramid. It 69. ________ on the west bank of the Nile. In fact, all the pyramids along the Nile are on the west bank. The ancient Egyptians compared the rising of the sun to the beginning of life and the setting of the sun to the end of life. That is 70. ________ their dead bodies were buried(埋葬) on the west bank of the Nile.

You can 71. ________ imagine how huge the Great Pyramid is. It has over 2 million blocks. Some are as heavy as five school buses. 72. ________ they were heavy, workers were able to put a block into the pyramid every three minutes.

The workers, Egyptian men and women, worked in teams. The teams had different 73. ________. Some dug up the stones. Others moved them. Another team cut the stones. The last group put the stones into the pyramid. There were so many different teams, but the pyramid is perfect. No stone is in the 74. ________ position.

But how did the Egyptians move those heavy stones to the top 75. ________ any modern machinery(机械)? No one knows for sure. Many things about the Great Pyramid are still a mystery.

六、读写综合(本大题分为A、B两部分，共25分)

A. 回答问题(本题共5小题，每小题2分，共10分)

Where were the lights from?

Things that are strange are happening every minute. The mystery began in September of 1913. A man was fishing at night in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. There was no sound, but suddenly some unusual lights began to appear over Brown Mountain. The man said they were red and round, like a huge ball. They were unlike anything he had seen before. They came back night after night.

 He told some friends about what he had seen. The local newspaper also wrote about the story. A government officer was sent to the area to find out the truth. In the end, he decided that what the man and others had seen was nothing more than lights from a train. And that was the end of the unusual story.

But the lights continued to appear after that. Some people said September, October, and November were the best months to see them. Nine years later, a research team came back to the area. As before, they decided that there was no mystery. They said people were seeing train lights, camp fires, or car lights.

76. When did the mystery begin?

_________________________________________________________________

77. What was the man doing at night in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina?

_________________________________________________________________

78. What began to appear over Brown Mountain?

_________________________________________________________________

79. Who was sent to the area to find out the truth at first?

_________________________________________________________________

80. According to the research team, what were people seeing?

_________________________________________________________________

B. 书面表达(本题15分)

假如英语课上老师向你们展示了一段视频，你们对视频中的内容——夜晚天空中移动着的一个不明物体很感兴趣，你们纷纷对这一物体进行了大胆的猜测。以下是你们组的猜测结果，请你根据表格内容提示，写一篇英语短文，介绍你组各成员的猜测情况。

作文要求：1.短文须包括表格中的提示内容，可适当发挥；

2. 注意运用本单元所学语法——情态动词表推测；

3. 80词左右，短文的开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Hello, everyone! What's that strange thing in the sky? Here are answers from my group._______________________________________________________________

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参考答案

听力材料：

一、听说应用

A．听句子。

1. The soccer ball must belong to John. It is on his chair.

2.  It could be a girl's room because it's very tidy.

3.  He tells me he will play basketball after class.

4.  The little girl was seen to leave home at about 6：15 a．m.

5.  We might never know why Stonehenge was built.

B．听对话。

听第一段对话，回答第6小题。

W：Does this orange coat belong to Tom?

M：It can't be his. He doesn't like the color at all.

听第二段对话，回答第7小题。

M：Look at the boy running on the playground. Is it David?

W：It can't be him. I saw him walking into the teachers' office just now.

听第三段对话，回答第8小题。

W：Hi, Tom. There is an interesting book on the teacher's desk.

M：Oh, the book is Wei Fang's. She bought it in the bookstore with me after school yesterday.

听第四段对话，回答第9小题。

M：Do you know the woman at the school gate, Li Mei?

W：I think it is Miss Wang.

M：It can't be her. She has gone to Beijing on business.

听第五段对话，回答第10小题。

M：I often hear strange noises outside the window.

W：Really? Are you afraid?

M：Yes. I feel a little afraid.

听第六段对话，回答第11－12小题。

M：Hi, Linda! I have found a blue coat here. 

W：Who may it belong to?

M：It may belong to Jack.

W：It can't be his. He isn't at school today.

M：Oh, I see. It must be David's. He has a blue coat like this.

W：Let's look at what's in the pocket.

M：Here is a student's ID card.

W：You're right. It's David's.

听第七段对话，回答第13－15小题。

M：Whose mobile phone is that, Cindy? It looks beautiful.

W：It must be Jean's. She is a fan of Huawei products although some of them are expensive.

M：Did she buy it by herself?

W：Yes. She got some pocket money by doing a part­time job.

M：How clever she is! By the way, is that your magazine?

W：The traveling magazine? No. It must be Carla's.

M：Why do you think so?

W：Because she said she would take a trip to Britain.

C．听短文。

This is the three friends' room. There are many things in the room. Let's see whose these are. This basketball must be Tom's, because he is a member of our school basketball team. I think the flowers can't be Jim's because he doesn't like red roses. How about the keys? Bob lost his keys yesterday, but they couldn't be his, because his keys are bigger. Tom likes listening to music and he likes light music very much, so I think the CD must be his. The baseball bat might be Bob's. Of the three students, only he can play baseball. I don't know whose dictionary it is.

D．听填信息。你将听到一篇关于长城的短文。请你根据所听内容，填写下面信息卡。

The Great Wall of China is one of the greatest wonders of the world. It is the longest wall ever built and it's about 21，196 kilometers long. It goes from west to east, over mountains, through valleys and finally reaches the sea. The building of the wall started more than 2，000 years ago, but no one knows the date exactly. In the Han Dynasty the Great Wall of China was built to keep out the enemies from the north. In the Ming Dynasty, the wall was divided into nine parts for better control. Thousands of men died when they built it. Today, the Great Wall has become a place of interest for every visitor to China.

一、1～5: CBBAC　6～10: ABBCA　

11～15: AACAB　16～20: ABAAC

21. long　22. date　23. north　24. nine　25. visitor

26～30: DFEAC

二、31～35: BACAB　36～40: ABCCA

三、41～45: DBCDB　46～50: CABCD

四、51～55: BACDC　56～60: ACAAD　61～65: CBGAE

五、66. built　67. it　68. the　69. lies　70. why

71. hardly　72. Although　73. tasks　74. wrong

75. without

六、A.76. In September of 1913.　77. He was fishing.

78. Some unusual lights.　79. A government officer.

80. People were seeing train lights, camp fires, or car lights.

B.

Hello, everyone! What's that strange thing in the sky? Here are answers from my group.

Jenny says it must be a UFO because it's flying very fast and no man­made things could fly so fast. Peter thinks it couldn't be a UFO because it isn't flying high enough in the sky. It might be a kite. He used to fly a kite that could give off light. But Tom doesn't agree with them. He thinks it must be a plane because it sounds like a plane. But I think it might be a bird according to its shape. Maybe its feathers look bright in the dark evening.