2015年深圳新版九年级英语下册Unit4-Natural-disasters-同步测试题

1Unit4Naturaldisasters同步测试题I.词汇运用。（15分）i.同义替换。（共8小题，每小题1分）()1.Thestreetwillbefloodedwhenitrainsheavily.A.filledwithcarsB.filledwithpeopleC.filledwithwater()2.Shesatandstaredattheletterinfrontofher,A.thoughtabout...foralongtimeB.copieddown...inashorttimeC.lookedat...foralongtime()3.Thetelephonerang,andheanswereditimmediately.2·1·c·n·j·yA.afterawhileB.atlastC.atonce()4.ShelookedupinsurprisewhenIshouted.A.amazementB.happinessC.particular()5.I'mtoobusy.Idon'thavetimetogoshoppingwithyou.()6.Hisadvicefellondeafcars,sohewasveryangry.A.wasacceptedB.waspaidnoattentionC.wasputintoaction()7.Fornow,Ihavetostayathomebecauseofmyillness.A.Atpresent2B.ForexampleC.Asforme()8.Ourbosswillbeonbusinessnextweek,andheaskedmetobookaticketforhim.A.leaderofafamilyB.leaderofacompanyC.leaderofacountryii.词汇释义。（共3小题，每小题1分）()9.Ifpeopleorothercreaturesarestilllivingandnotdead,theyare_______A.goodB.usefulC.alive()10.To_______somethingmeanstoseeorhearsomebodyorsomething.A.noticeB.catchC.manage()11.A_______isacomfortablebusforcarryingpassengersoverlongdistances.A.train.B.coach.C.truckiii.根据上下文线索猜词。（共4小题，每小题1分）()12.Theroadissonarrowthatbusesareunableto_____.21·世纪*教育网A.stayB.comeC.pass()13.Thecarwas_____damagedintheaccident,anditcannotberepaired.A.lightlyB.badlyC.hardly()14.I______atfourthismorning,andIcouldn'tfallasleepanymore.A.gotup3B.stayedupC.wokeup()15.Thepolicearesearchingthroughtheforesttofindthe_______child.A.missingB.cleverC.luckyII.语法填空（10分）阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求,在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。（共10小题，每小题1分）Most(16)_____(America)donotthinkaboutpreparingfornaturaldisasters(17)______oneisknockingattheirdoorstep.Butearthquakes,hurricanes,andtornadoes(龙卷风)areallnaturaldisastersthatcanaffectmanyofuswholiveindifferent(18)________(area)oftheworld.However,manypeoplehavebeentalkingabout(19)________(be)preparedforanaturaldisaster.Knowaboutnaturaldisasters.Youshouldknowwhichtypeofnaturaldisasterstheareayouliveinis(20)______(like)tohave.Someofthemostfrequentnaturaldisastersarefloods,tornadoesandearthquakes.However,withthe(21)_______(recently)changesinglobalwarming,ithas(22)_______(result)inanincreaseinotherlesscommonnaturaldisasterssuchashurricanesandtsunamis.Develop(23)_______gameplan.Astronggameplanisthemostimportantpartofthisprocess.Thegameplan(24)______(include)makingandtakingpartinanescaperouteforyourfamilyandchoosingasafelocationforthosenatural-disastersthatrequireyoutotakecover.Itisalsoagoodideatohaveanemergencybagpackedforthefamily(25)__________eachmemberofthefamily.III.完形填空（15分）阅读下面短文。从短文后所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题，每小题1.5分）IsadoraDuncanWasborninAmericain1877.Shewasagreatteacherwhoenjoyed26atanearlyage.Sheevenbeganto27otherchildrentodancewhenshewas'onlysixyearsold.AlthoughDuncanstoppedgoingtoschoolattheageoften,shewasa(n)28teacher.Shelaterhadstudentsfromallovertheworld.21cnjy.comDuncanwascalledthemotherofmoderndancebecauseshebroughtlotsofnew294intothedancingofhertimes.Shebelievedthatdancewaslifeitselfandcamefromtheheart.Duncanalsosaidthatdancebelongedtoeveryone,30andpoor,youngandold.Sheonce31todanceinatheaterwheretheticketswereveryexpensive.Why?InDuncan'sopinion,dancebelongedtoeveryoneandeveryonehadthechancetoenjoythedancingshow.Peopledidn'tneedto32moneyforwatchingthedancingshow.Duncanalso33thepeopleofhertimesbydancingincomfortableclothesandwithoutshoesonherfeet.She34someoldandtraditionalrulesinmanywaysandgavedanceanewlanguage.Nowpeoplewhoare35inmoderndancearestillgettingnewideasfromthisgreatteacher.()26.A.singingB.dancingC.acting()27.A.learnB.teachC.offer()28.A.excellentB.busyC.powerful()29.A.ideasB.stepsC.purposes()30.A.healthyB.weakC.rich()31.A.agreedB.acceptedC.refused()32.A.spendB.payC.borrow5()33.A.relaxedB.excitedC.surprised()34.A.obeyedB.setC.broke()35.A.interestedB.amazedC.shockedIV.阅读理解（30分）阅读下列短文，从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。（共20小题，每小题1.5分）21教育网ACaseystoodintheclassroomdoorway.Sheknewallherclassmateswerelookingather.Shewantedtorunawayfromallthestares.ButMsJacobs21·cn·jy·comcalledher.Comein,Casey.Yourmotherphonedandtoldmeaboutyoursurprise.CaseycameslowlyintotheroomIknowyoudon'tfeelwellrightnow,MsJacobssaid.Well,IthinkyouwereverybravetocometoSchoolwearingbraces.Caseyhadbeenafraideveryonewouldthinkshelookedsilly.ButnowMsJacobssoundedsokindandunderstanding.Andnoonewasgiggling(咯咯地笑)anymore.Caseystartedtofeelbetter.Iknowhowthatfeels,saidMsJacobs.Igotmybracestoo!Thenshepassedherpicturesaround.You'llneverguesswhatmynicknamewas,MsJacobssaid.Tinselteeth?DavidAndersontried.Metalmouth?askedWend.MsJacobswalkedtotheboard.Inbigwhiteletters,shewroteJawbrokenJacobs.Underthename,sheputapictureofherselfwearing6braces.Thenshereachedforhercamera.Casey,youarethefirststudentinourclasstohavebraces,saidMsJacobs.Iwanttoputapictureofyounexttomine.Thenwe'llhaveanicknamecontestforyou.Youwilljudgethewinner.MsJacobsturnedtotheclass.WhatevernameCaseychoosesistheonlynicknameshecanbecalled,shesaid.Later,MsJacobschosethebestideasshehadcollectedfromtheclass.CaseychosethenameCasey.()36.WhydidallCasey’scl