Unit 7　Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes 单元练习 2021——2022学年人教新目标九年级英语全册.pdf

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1、Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their ownclothesI.完形填空（本题有15小题,每小题2 分，共计30分）A video showing a 12-year-old boy from Moche,Peru,doing his homework on the sidewalk,under a streetlight,has been watched several million times on Facebook after being by thelocal police.Staff at the Moche polic

2、e station first 2 Victor Martin late last month,while checkingsecurity cameras（监控摄像）.They found a young boy sitting on the sidewalk by 3 at night.At first,they thought he was doing something bad,but later they realized he was 4 writingsomething in his notebook,taking advantage of the streetlight ove

3、rhead.Moved by the boys _5_,the police shared the video on Facebook.At the time of this writing,Victors heartwarming and 6 heartbreaking story has spreadall around the world.The local TV station 7 to find the boy and sat down with his mother tolearn why he was doing his homework on the street instea

4、d of at home.It turns out that the 12-year-olds family is so 8 that they couldnt pay for electricity,sothey just depended on a 9 during the night.Unluckily,Victor Martin could 10 finishhis homework before the sun went down,and recently he couldnt 11 the weak candlelightanymore.“One day,my son said 4

5、 12 I continue with the candle,I will be crazy!Fd better gooutside to finish my homework,Rosa Angulo Cordoba told Panamericana TV.She 13 thatVictors neck would often become hard to move because of tilting（倾斜）his head to let thecandlelight through.Victors mother said that although he 14 housework and

6、 takes care of the family sheepevery day,the sixth grader takes 15 very seriously and gets good grades.）1.A.sharedB.takenC.discussedD.praised()2.A.metB.interviewedC.noticedD.caught()3.A.itselfB.yourselfC.myselfD.himself()4.A.shylyB.actuallyC.carelesslyD.certainly()5.A.wishB.planC.spiritD.hobby()6.A.

7、by the wayB.at leastC.at the same timeD.in the end()7.A.managedB.stoppedC.promised.refused()8.A.traditionalB.popularC.specialD.poor()9.A.flashB.candleC.cameraD.fire()10.A.seldomB.evenC.onlyD.still()1 l.A.changeB.standC.enjoyD.protect()12.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.IfD.Until()13.A.addedB.warnedC.hopedD.lie

8、d()14.A.puts offB.worries aboutC.gives upD.helps with()15.A.healthB.schoolC.friendshipD.safetyn.阅读理解（本题有12小题,每小题2.5分，共计30分）ALIFE is AWKWARD.What should you do when your parents are embarrassing(使尴尬)youin front of your friends?Or what if you see what looks like a classmate stealing someone elsesheadp

9、hones?In our social Qs column(专栏),the teenager Harper Ediger and the adult PhilipGalances give their best advice to kids looking for help navigating real-life situations.Now itsyour turn:Do you have a question about an uncomfortable social situation at school,at home,onsocial media or among friends?

10、E-mail it to us at K and Harper and Philip mayanswer it in a future issue.Please include your age and hometown,Cmon,we know you have one.To inspire(激励)you,here are reader-submitted questions weve published in previous issues:My mom signs me up for camps and activities without asking what I want to d

11、o.I only learnwhat Fm doing at the last minute.I dont like that its a surprise,and I feel that I should be able tohelp plan my time.How can I have more of a say?At my school,fourth graders need to learn different dances,then dress up for a fancy partywhere we ask partners to dance with us.This makes

12、 me nervous,and Fm not looking forward to it.How should I handle this situation?My sister is home for the college break,and lucky me,shes my roommate.As Im 12 andshe*s almost 19,we both want our own space.I know she doesnT mean it personally,but shealways complains that she doesnt have a home,which

13、makes me feel as if Im intruding in myown room.Do I tell her how I feel or let it go?()16.What should be included in your e-mail to the social Qs column?A.Name,age and social media.B.Age,school and hometown.C.Age,hometown and questions.D.Name,school and questions.()17.The underlined word say in the

14、passage means.A.the ability to plan timeB.the chance to set up campsC.the right to make decisionsD.the plan to enjoy activities（）18.The writer uses some published reader-submitted questions in order to.A.show kids ways of solving problemsB.give kids examples of what to write aboutC.share Harper and

15、Philips advice with kidsD.offer kids a chance to complain about their lives（）19.The social Qs column is designed to.A.help kids deal with their troublesB.train kids to writeC.have kids introduce themselvesD.advise kids to behave wellBFrench government passed a special law recently to protect the“sen

16、sory heritage（感官遗产）”in the countryside.In other words,church bells,rooster（公鸡）calls and even the smell of cowdung（牛粪）in the countryside will be protected by law in the future.The reason why the French passed the law is“the Rooster Morris case（案件）“in July 2019.At that time,a couple who moved to live

17、in the Western French town of St.Pierre sued（起诉）aneighbors rooster named Morris because the roosters crowing（打鸣）in the early morning madethem unable to sleep.However,the couple were ordered to pay the roosters owner 1,000 francsinstead of getting supported on Rooster making noise”.Its a rooster.Its

18、his right to crow!Morriss owner thinks that the neighbors request is unreasonable,which also shows the greatdifference between city and country life in France.More and more people from cities move to thecountryside in France.They enjoy the fresh air,blue sky and warm sunshine there,but they cantstan

19、d the sound of insects,birds and even rooster crowing in the countryside.In the localgovernments opinion,protecting the roostefs“crowing righf,is also protecting the sensoryheritage of all the French natural and cultural heritage.The law gets widely welcomed in St.Pierre.Im glad that the law can pro

20、tect our animalsand lifestyle,a villager told the media.support the decision.Rooster crowing is a Frenchtradition,an officer from the government said.This is a real victory for the countrysidecommunity,and each of us should do our best to protect the countryside.”()20.Why did the couple sue Morris?A

21、.Because Morris influenced their sleep.B.Because Morris didnt crow on time.C.Because Morris crowed more often.Because Morris couldnt sleep well.()21.What does the Rooster Morris case show?A.Many people dont like living in the countryside at all.B.People from cities and the countryside have different

22、 lifestyles.C.Local people in the countryside dont like people from cities.D.The living conditions are really bad in the countryside.()22.Which of the following is TRUE?A.Sensory heritage is the most important part of French culture.B.French government encourages people to move to the countryside.C.

23、People from cities are interested in protecting the countryside.D.Plenty of people support sensory heritage.）23.What does sensory heritage mean to the people from cities?A.They must get used to the lifestyle in the countryside.B.They must get on well with people in the countryside.C.They must help p

24、rotect the environment in the countryside.D.They must follow local rules strictly in the countryside.CKatie,82When I was a teenager,I was more responsible than todays teenagers.After school,I had todo lots of jobs at home.My parents were really angry when I didnt do my chores.Todaysteenagers are laz

25、ier.They come home from school and then play computer games for the rest of theday.Sarah,45Young people nowadays arent better or worse than young people in the past.Teenagers todayhave the same problems that we did.TheyYe wonied about finding their own idenlily（身份）andtheir own place in the world.I o

26、nce read this quotation:Children nowadays just love the easylife.Theyre bad-mannered,have no respect for authority or for older people,and they make theirteachers mad.,Do you know who said that?It was Socrates（苏格拉底）.He lived about 2,400years ago.Patty,52In the media,they always say that teenagers ha

27、ve an easy life.They say theyre lazy andirresponsible.But I work with young people and lots of them are responsible and hard-working.Ialso meet teenagers who are opposite.Isnt it the same with adults?Perhaps teenagers have moremoney now.And they have lots of modern gadgets like music players.But tho

28、se things dontalways make life easier or make you happier!Ned,23Who says teenagers have an easy life?Exams are harder now than in the past.Its moredifficult to get a job so your marks need to be higher.The media make us worry about ourappearance nowadays too,so a lot of teenagers arent happy.They th

29、ink they should be taller orthinner,like the people they see on TV.Maybe the problems are different from those in thepast.But that doesnt make life easier.Its probably the opposite!()24.Who thinks teenagers nowadays have a harder life than teenagers in the past?A.Katie.B.Sarah.C.Patty.D.Ned.()25.Wha

30、t does the underlined word opposite“in Paragraph 3 mean?A.Irresponsible and lazy.B.Responsible and hard-working.C.Lazy but responsible.D.Hard-working but irresponsible.()26.Whats the Chinese meaning of the underlined word“quotation“in Paragraph 2?A.报价单 B.谚语 C.引用语 D.成语()27.Which of the following is T

31、RUE according to the passage?A.Katie thinks she was less responsible than todays teen-agers.B.Sarah thinks teenagers today have the same problems that they did.C.Patty thinks young people today are lazy and in-esponsible.D.Ned thinks teenagers have an easy life.HI.词汇运用(本题有15小题,每小题2 分，共计30分)(A)用方框中所给

32、单词的适当形式填空(每空一词)。regret education society enter bad28.It has been over two years since I the junior high school.29.The first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970 to us to protect our planet.3O.Please dont treat me when you are unhappy.31.In,we should respect the old people.32.Her face turned red and she

33、doing such a silly thing.（B）根据短文内容和括号内所给汉语意思，写出空白处各单词的正确形式（每空一词）。Many families find it useful to write down some rules about what family members are 33._（期望）to do.Every family member should know what is or isnt allowed.The rules can bestuck（粘贴）on the fridge.In that way,younger children can have a 34

34、.（机会）to readthem.You can 35.（设法做成）to make simple rules as soon as your child has the languageskills to understand them.Young children will need parents*36.（支持）to follow rules.They need help to understand and remember rules.You can give your child a 37.（拥抱）if he or she does well.Rules are also helpfu

35、l to teenagers.Instead of sticking the rules on the fridge,its a good ideato keep them somewhere a little more 38.（私密的）.For example,teenagers can stick therules on the walls of their bedrooms.Rules about 39.（安全）are important to teenagers.Many people think teenagersshouldnt be allowed to stay out lat

36、e.Besides,without a drivers 40.（证件）,teenagerscant drive a car.Rules about health are also necessary.Teenagers shouldnt 41.（吸烟）ordrink wine.They are bad for their health.In 42.（公共的）places,teenagers shouldnt talkloudly.Its good for them to behave well.IV.语法填空（本题有10小题,每小题1分，共 计 10分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词,

37、或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式（每空不多于3 个单词）。Parents often believe that they are good with their teenagers.But during the summer vacationin 2020,Joanna and Henry 43.(notice)a change in their son:suddenly he seemed to liketalking 44.(much)to his friends than to his parents.tThe door to his room is alwaysshut,said Joa

38、nna.Tina and Mark noticed the similar changes in 45.(they)14-year-old daughter.She46.to sit with me on the sofa and talk,“said Mark.But now we find that she does thisonly when she wants something.Sometimes she wants to be treated like a little girl and sometimes47.a young lady.The problem is finding

39、 out which time is which.”Before 11,children like to tell their parents whafs on their minds.48.fact,parents are first on the list,“said Michael Riera,writer of Uncommon Sense for Parents withTeenagers.t4But this completely changes during the teen years,“Riera added.They talk to theirfriends 49.(one

40、),then maybe their teachers,and their parents last.”Parents who know whats going on in their teenagers lives are the best to help them.To breakdown the wall of silence,parents should create chances to understand 50.their childrenwant to say,and try to find ways to talk and write to them.And their ch

41、ildren must 51.(give)some freedom.Another thing parents should remember is that to be a friend,not amanager(管理者)，with their children,is a better way 52.(know)them.答案I.【主旨大意】本文是一篇记叙文。文章介绍了秘鲁摩西一名家庭贫困的孩子克服困难，刻苦学习的感人事迹。1.A考查动词的词义辨析。share意为“分享;take意为“拿，取;拍摄”;discuss意为“讨论”;praise意为“赞扬”。结合文章第二段的最后一句可知，秘鲁这名

42、十二岁男孩在路灯下勤奋写作业的行为被当地警察分享在脸书上后，引起了数百万人的关注。2.C考查动词的词义辨析。该句是指上个月下旬，摩西警局的职员在检查监控摄像时,注意到了维克多马丁。3.D考查反身代词的用法。短语by oneself意为“独自”，此处是指警察发现维克多马丁独自一人坐在路灯下。4.B 考查副词的词义辨析。shyly意为“害羞地”;actually意为“实际上”;carelessly意为“粗心地”;certainly意为“当然”。此处指警察开始以为男孩想干坏事，后来发现男孩实际上是在路灯下写作业。5.C 考查名词的词义辨析。wish意为“希望”;plan意为“计划”;spirit意为

43、“精神”;hobby意为“爱好该句是指警察被男孩的勤奋精神所感动。6.C 考查固定短语辨析。by the way意为“顺便说（问）一下”;at least意为 至少;at the sametime意为“同时”;in the end意为“最后，终于此处指维克多的故事既暖人心又使人心碎。7.A考查动词短语的用法.manage to do sth.意为“设法做成某事”。此处是指当地的电视台设法找到了这名十二岁的男孩。8.D考查形容词的词义辨析。结果发现这名男孩的家庭贫困，因为支付不起电费才跑到马路上写作业的。poor意为“贫穷的”。9.B 考查名词的词义辨析。flash意为“闪光灯r;candle意

44、为 蜡烛;camera意为“相机;fire意为“火 由 后 文 candle light”可知，此处是指男孩家依靠点蜡烛来照明。10.A 考查副词的词义辨析。seldom意为“很少”;even意为“甚至”;only意为“仅仅，只是”;still意为“仍旧，仍然该句是指维克多马丁很少能在太阳落山前写完作业。11.B 考查动词的词义辨析。change意为“改变;stand意为“站立;忍受”;enjoy意为“喜欢”;protect意为“保护”。此处是指维克多马丁再也无法忍受微弱的烛光，才跑到路灯下写作业的。12.C 考查连词的用法。此处是由if引导的条件状语从句，句意为“如果我继续在烛光下写作业，我

45、会疯的，表示男孩再也不想使用蜡烛照明写作业了。13.A考查动词词义辨析。男孩的母亲补充说，由于经常歪着头写作业,维克多的脖子经常很难转动。add意为“补充说”。14.D 考查动词短语辨析。put off意为“推迟”;worry about意为“担心，担忧”;give up意为“放弃”;help with意为“帮助”。此处是指男孩每天帮助父母做家务并照看家中的绵羊。1 5.B 考查名词的词义辨析。health意为“健康”;school意为“学校，学业”;friendship意为“友谊”;safbty意为 安全。take sth.seriously意为“认真对待某事”。此处是指男孩认真对待学业,成

46、绩优秀。II-A【主旨大意】本文是一篇应用文，是一封征文函。文章是社会问题专栏举例说明青少年读者在现实生活中遇到的一些尴尬的问题。通过举例说明编辑希望收到青少年们在生活中遇到的问题并给出一些建议。16.C17.C 词义猜测题。承接上文的描述，由夏令营和活动都是妈妈做主，不征求自己的意见，总是在最后时刻得知自己要干什么,应当协助规划时间等可知,say作名词，在句中的意思是“做决定的权利”,故选C。18.B19.A细节理解题。短文第一段第四句话说明社会问题专栏的设置目的是帮助孩子们解决他们的苦恼。故选A。B【主旨大意】乡下生活拥有清新空气、湛蓝的天空、和煦的阳光,同时也有一大早被公鸡打鸣吵醒的烦恼

47、，以及牲畜的粪便面对外来者的抱怨，法国政府通过了一项新法规来保护乡村的“感官遗产”,从而说明既然来到乡下生活，就应该适应乡下的生活方式。20.A 细节理解题。由第二段中的“the roosters crowing in the early morning made themunable to sleep.”可知,这对夫妇起诉Morris是因为Morris早晨打鸣影响了他们睡觉。21.B 细节理解题。根据第二段中的which also shows the great difference between city andcountry life in France”可知,Morris案件显示了法

48、国农村和城市生活方式的差异。22.D 细节理解题。由第三段中的“The law gets widely welcomed in St.Pierre.”和后文村民和政府官员的话语可知，这一法案得到了广泛的支持。23.A主旨大意题。由全文整体内容判断，“感官遗产”旨在保护乡村原生态的事物，故对城里人意味着:要习惯乡村的生活方式。C 2427 DACBIIL28.entered 29.educate 3O.badly31.society 32.regretted 33.expec ted34.chance 35.manage 36.support37.hug 3 8.private 39.safety40.1icense 41.smoke 42.publicIV.43.noticed 44.more 45.their46.used 47.like 48.In49.first 5O.what5 l.be given 52.to know