2014_2015学年九年级英语(外研版,(上册))Module3+测试题(单项+完型+阅读+词汇+书面表达,含答案)

14-15学年外研九年级上学期Module3试题Class: Name: Marks：（满分100分）一. 单项选择(每小题1分，共15分)从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

( )1. Lucy saw ______ amazing film about a great scientist yesterday.A. aB. anC. theD. /( )2. There are many places of interest in Xi’an, ______ the Terracotta Army and Big Wild Goose Pagoda.A. withB. withoutC. exceptD. including( )3. — Did the young man climb to the top of the mountain in the end?—Yes. But without his friends’ help, he couldn’t do that by ______.A. himselfB. herselfC. yourselfD. themselves( )4. — What was the final score?— 98 points to 68. Our team won an easy ______ against their team.A. examB. placeC. victoryD. problem( )5. — How expensive this dictionary is!—Yeah, but it’s a very ______ tool for me.A. usefulB. boringC. terribleD. harmful( )6. My dad is quite busy these days. He has been working for two days without ______.A. thinkingB. restingC. shoutingD. knocking( )7. — Has Susan ______ her mistake, Peter?— Yes. And she has said sorry to Linda.A. madeB. showedC. realisedD. practised( )8. — Every year, many African children ______ hunger (饥饿).— What bad news! I think we should do some-thing to help them.A. die inB. die byC. die ofD. die for( )9. —Oh, it’s one of ______ speeches I’ve ever heard.— I agree with you. Her pronunciation is simply terrible.A. betterB. the bestC. worseD. the worst( )10. — Excuse me, how can I get to the local zoo?—Sorry, I’m new here. You’d better ask ______.A. someone elseB. anyone elseC. everyone elseD. nobody else( )11. —I hear you’ve handed in your report.— Yeah, I ______ to finish it yesterday evening.A. manageB. managedC. will manageD. have managed( )12. — What do you think of swimming?—It’s not easy, but I won’t ______. I want to be a good swimmer.A. put it awayB. pick it upC. give it upD. turn it on( )13. —Jackie, you lived with your grandparents when you were five, didn’t you?— Yes, I had a lot of friends ______ and we always played together.A. at timesB. at that timeC. at the same timeD. from time to time( )14. — How did you get to school this morning?—By taxi. I didn’t catch the school bus ______ I had to take a taxi.A. soB. butC. becauseD. though( )15. — Amy, do you know ______?— Yes. She’s gone to the school library.A. where was TinaB. where Tina wasC. where has Tina goneD. where Tina has gone二. 完形填空(每小题1分，共10分)通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。

One Thursday afternoon, when five-year-old girl Jocelyn Rojas was playi ng in her grandmother’s front yard, a bad man kidnapped (诱拐) 16.Fifteen-year-old Temar Boggs and his friend Chris Garcia were helping a friend move a sofa when the police stopped by and said that a girl had been missing for two hours. The two quickly decided to 17the search for the little girl. Jocelyn Rojas was in the backseat of a 18when the two teenagers recognized (认出) her. They followed the car 19their bikes. After about 15 minutes, the bad man finally 20the car. Then he pushed the girl out and drove off 21. Jocelyn Rojas ran to Temar Boggs. The girl was scared, 22she wasn’t hurt. Later, Temar Boggs and Chris Garcia took the girl to the 23station. A policeman contacted the girl’sfamily. When they saw the girl, they 24the two teenagers for their heroic action.Her grandmother said to them, “You are our heroes. Thank you so much.”“There’s no need to thank us. If we wouldn’t have gone to 25her, who knows what would have happened. We just did a thing that anyone else would d o,” said Temar Boggs.( )16. A. us B. him C. them D. her( )17. A. join B. begin C. avoid D. finish( )18. A. car B. train C. bus D. taxi( )19. A. by B. in C. on D. for( )20. A. started B. stopped C. found D. left( )21. A. carefully B. happily C. excitedly D. quickly( )22. A. or B. so C. but D. because( )23. A. fire B. police C. radio D. television( )24. A. beat B. thanked C. protected D. excused( )25. A. agree with B. hear from C. look for D. worry about三、阅读理解（每小题2分，共40分）ADisney Park in Florida is close to the beach. Here’s some advice for visiting Disney Park in Florida:★You can purchase tickets online or at a Disney store.★Free parking (停车). You can drive there if you like.★Get to the park early, or it will be crowded.★Free drinking water! You just need to take your water bottle.★If you love Disney characters, visit before you go there. Then you can easily find where all the characters appear in the park.★Lunch is usually served (供饭菜) until 3:45 pm. The money you need to pay depends on which character you would like to eat with.★You can get into the park for free on your birthday.( )26. The underlined word “purchase” means “”.A. showB. checkC. buyD. sell( )27. The sixth piece of advice is about .A. playingB. eatingC. sleepingD. parking( )28. People can visit before going to the park so that they can easily find .A. drinking waterB. lunch tablesC. parking placesD. Disney characters( )29. Which of the following is NOT free?A. Parking.B. Drinking water.C. Eating with Disney characters.D. Visiting the park on your birthday.( )30. Which of the following is TRUE?A. The park is far from the beach.B. People have to go to the park by boat.C. People cannot have lunch after 2:45 pm.D. The writer gives seven pieces of advice.BLorde is a New Zealand singer and songwriter. Though she is only 18 years old, she has got a huge number of fans around the world!Lorde was born in Takapuna, New Zealand on November 7, 1996. She was born of a poet and an engineer (工程师). Her mother, a poet, often encouraged her to read books when she was little. “I think that’s why I can write songs for myself,” said Lorde. She began to write songs at the age of 13. At first, it was ▲ for her. However, she never stopped trying. Later, she worked with Joel Little, a songwriter and producer. Together, they created three songs, including Royals, within a week.In 2013, Lorde’s first single, Royals, reached number one on Billboard Hot 100, making her the first New Zealand solo artist to have a number one song in the charts (每周选录). At the 2014 Grammy Awards ceremony, Lorde won two Grammys for Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for Royals. She became the third youngest winner in Grammy history and the youngest winner from New Zealand.Lorde is well-known for challenging(挑战) present-day pop and for challenging the music of other artists. She came first in Time magazine’s list of the most influential (有影响力的) teenagers in the world in 2013. Forbes magazine also placed her on their “30 Under 30 who are changing the world” list.( )31. What does Lorde’s father do?A. A poet.B. A writer.C. An engineer.D. A singer.( )32. Which of the following can be put in ▲ ?A. easyB. difficultC. importantD. possible( )33. Which of the following about Royals is TRUE?A. It was created in 2008.B. Lorde created it on her own.C. It was Joel Little’s first single.D. It made Lorde very famous.( )34. From the passage, we can infer that Lorde’s style of music ______.A. is just so-soB. is similar to that of most other artistsC. is worse than that of most other artistsD. is different from that of most other artists( )35. Why did the writer write this passage?A. To show us how Lorde succeeded.B. To tell us about an excellent teenager.C. To advise us to listen to Royals.D. To s how us that it’s easy to be successful.CWe start to grow from the moment we were born. We keep growing and growing until we become adults. We become bigger, taller and heavier.As we grow, important parts of our bodies change. Our bones (骨头) grow bigger and longer to make us taller and stronger. Our muscles (肌肉) are bigger in order to support our bigger bodies. Our skin (皮肤) also grows as our bodies get bigger.While the parts of our bodies grow, they do it at different speed. For example, one’s nose migh t have finished growing, but the other parts of the face are still changing.Similarly, each child grows at his or her own speed, so we see children in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Not one of them is the same as another except for some twins. Some grow faster than others, so they look bigger and taller. Some grow at a slower speed, and may be smaller and shorter.Our genes also determine how much we grow. It is unlikely (不太可能的) to have short parents for tall children. Parents who are tall are just unlikely to have very short children.No matter how quickly and how much we grow, each person is different. That is the beauty of human growth.( )36. Our bodies never stop growing .A. until we begin primary schoolB. from the day we were born until we become adultsC. until we finish high schoolD. until we are the same size as our parents( )37. Why does our skin grow?A. Because it can make us taller.B. Because it can make us stronger.C. Because our genes are different.D. Because our bodies grow.( )38. The fourth paragraph mainly tells us .A. how some children grow fasterB. not every child grows at the same speedC. some twins grow at their own speedD. why some children grow shorter than others( )39. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “determine” in Chinese?A. 决定B. 猜测C. 了解D. 测量( )40. Which of the following sentences is NOT true?A. Every child grows differently, but some may be the same.B. Our muscles grow together with other body parts.C. The body size of parents does not influence the body size of their children.D. The parts of our bodies grow at different speed.DJean Driscoll was born to be an athlete (运动员).Being born with a problem in her spine (脊柱) did not stop her. In fact, Driscoll has won the wheelchair division (轮椅组) of the Boston Marathon seven times. She has also won medals in shorter races at the Olympics and the Paralympics.A young girl’s dr eamAs a child Driscoll had to wear crutches (拐杖) to help her walk. However, she enjoyed sports with other kids and taught herself to ride a bike. When Driscoll was 14, she fell off her bike and hurt her hip (臀部). After that she had to use a wheelchair.At first Driscoll was afraid that being in a wheelchair meant stopping sports. Then a friend talked her about wheelchair soccer. Driscoll became interested in it and loved it. By the time she went to college, Driscoll was a good athlete in wheelchair sports such as soccer, tennis, basketball and ice hockey.▲Years of walking with crutches gave Driscoll a strong upper body (上肢). She trains hard six days a week. In the gym Driscoll lifts 200-pound weights, almost twice her body weight.Outdoors, Driscoll moves along the road in her chair for 40 kilometres without stopping. She trains to climb hills by having three people hold on to the back of her chair.Driscoll also uses a special wheelchair. It helps her reach about 26 kilometres an hour.Today Jean Driscoll is still a top athlete. She also travels around the country, giving talks to motivate kids to do their best. You can guess what she tells her audiences, “Dream big and work hard.”( )41.Driscoll began to use a wheelchair after she .A. entered collegeB. fell off her bike and hurt her hipC. left schoolD. tried wheelchair soccer for the first time( )42.In the last paragraph, the word “motivate” means .A. warnB. allowC. encourageD. like( )43.What helps Driscoll reach about 26 kilometres an hour according to the passage?A. Her hard training.B. Her family’s love.C. Her body weight.D. Her special wheelchair.( )44. Which is the best one to put in ▲ ?A. Hard workB. Strong bodyC. Special experienceD. Different life( )45.What is the main idea of this passage?A. Jean Driscoll trains hard six days a week.B. Jean Driscoll is an excellent athlete.C. Jean Driscoll has been in the Boston Marathon for seven times.D. Jean Driscoll travels around the country giving talks to schoolchildren.四. 阅读与表达（每小题2分，共10分）阅读短文，根据其容回答问题。