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人教版九年级英语上册第三单元Unit3检测卷及答案点拨
人教版九年级英语上册第三单元Unit3检测卷
时间：
100分钟 满分：
120分
第Ⅰ卷 听力部分（20分）
一、听句子，选出与所听句子内容相符的图片（每小题1分，共5分）
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二、听小对话和问题，选出正确的答案（每小题1分，共5分）
6．A.leaningthefloor. B．Washingtheclothes.C．Readingthebook.
7．A.OnSixthStreet.B．OnFifthStreet.C．OnSeventhStreet.
8．A.Gotoaspecialmall.
B．Buyapresentforhismother.
C．Gotoschool.
9．A.Gobacktogethisumbrella.
B．Leavewithouthisumbrella.
C．Buyanewumbrella.
10．A.Bybus. B．Onfoot. C．Bycar.
三、听下面两段长对话，选择正确的答案（每小题1分，共5分）
听第一段对话，回答第11～12小题。
11．Wheredoestheconversationprobablyhappen?
A．Inafactory.B．Inasupermarket.C．Inapark.
12．Whichflooristherestroomon?
A．Thefirstfloor.B．Thesecondfloor.C．Thethirdfloor.
听第二段对话，
回答第13～15小题。
13．Whataretheydiscussing?
A．Atrainingprogram.B．Atraintimetable.
C．WheretostayinNewYork.
14．Whendoestheconversationprobablyhappen?
A．OnSunday.B．OnMid-AutumnDay.C．OnFriday.
15．HowlongdoesittakethemantotraveltoNewYorkbytrain?
A．Twohoursandtwelveminutes.
B．Onehourandfifty-sevenminutes.
C．Fourhoursandnineminutes.
四、听短文及问题，选择正确的答案（每小题1分，共5分）
16．A.InYueyang. B．InXiangtan.C．InChangsha.
17．A.Onfoot. B．Bybus. C．Bybike.
18．A.At5：
30.B．At6：
30.C．At7：
30.
19．A.LiMing.B．LiMing'smother.C．LiMing'saunt.
20．A.Onlyone.B．Two.C．Three.
第Ⅱ卷 笔试部分（100分）
五、单项选择（每小题1分，共15分）
21．—Couldyoutellme________?
—Talkingaboutfestivals.
A
．howtheyareplayingB．whattheyaredoing
C．wheretheyaregoingD．whytheyarepracticing
22．—Excuseme.Couldyoutellmetheway________thenearestsupermarket?
—Godownthestreetandturnleft.Thenyou'llseeit.
A．toB．ofC．inD．at
23．—Excuseme.MayIknowyour________？
—Sure.It'sNo.3BridgeStreet.
A．houseB．addressC．wayD．name
24．Manystudentsarelookingforwardto________agoodtimeafterthefinalexam.
A．haveB．hadC．havingD．has
25．ShesangasongIbelieveIcanflyinYangzhouEnglishClassicsReadingContest.Ihaveneverhearda________voicethanthatbefore.
A．goodB．wellC．betterD．best
26．—Howdoyoulikethemovieyouwatchedlastnight?
—Itwasso________andmademe________.
A．frightening；frighteningB．frightening；frightened
C．frightened；frighteningD．frightened；frightened
27．________，theInternetwasonlyusedbythegovernment.Butnowit'swidelyusedineveryfield.
A．AsusualB．AtfirstC．AfterallD．Sofar
28．LiMinghasno________buttoleave.
A．choiceB．supportC．mixtureD．honour
29．—Whenshallwego?
—Ithasn'tbeendecidedyet.It_____
___theweather.
A．beginswithB．leadstoC．dependsonD．thinksof
30．—Daddy，canyoucomehomeforsupperwithusthisweekend?
—________，butImightbealittlelate.
A．I'mbusyB．HardtosayC．OfcourseD．Nevermind
31．—Canyoutellme________toLondon?
—Sure.Nextmonth.
A．whenyouwilltravelB．whenwillyoutravel
C．whenyoutravelledD．whendidyoutravel
32．—Excuseme,doyouknow________？
—Sure,thereisabookstoredownthestreetnearhere.
A．wherecanIgetsomepostcards
B．whereIcangetsomepostcards
C．howcanIgetsomepostcards
D．whenIcangetsomepostcards
33．Tomknewnothing________hisfriendtoldhim.
A．becauseB．untilC．sinceD．if
34．I'mnotsure________.
A．wheredoesheworkB．what'shisfather
C．howcanIhelpyouD．whenthemeetingwillbegin
35．（N）Adirectorderlike“Daisy，passmethebook.”soundsrude.We'dbettersay：
“________”
A．Daisy，couldyoupleasepassmethebook?
B．Daisy，Iwonderifcanyoupassmeth
ebook.
C．Daisy，givemethebook!
D．Daisy，Iwonderyoucanpassmethebook.
六、完形填空（每小题1分，共15分）（词数：
约260；建议用时：
7分钟）
Mostofushavethreemealsaday.Wetakefoodforgranted（想当然）．Andwedon'tthinkaboutit.________（36）expertsargueafoodcrisis（危机）iscoming.Thiscrisisisgoingtomakeus________（37）thewaywethinkaboutfood.
Foodisingreatneed________（38）agrowingofworldpopulation.By1960,thepopulationwasthreebillion.Itdoubledtosixbillionby1999.By2050,thisplanetwillneedto________（39）atleastninebillionpeople.Asaresult,thefoodpricesgethigherandhigher
.
So,whatcana________（40）,crowedworlddo?
Onesuggestionistoeat________（41）meat.Meatusesmorenaturalresources（资源）thangrains（谷物）．Itrequiresmore________（42）toproduceonepoundofmeatthantoproduceonepoundofgrain.Italsorequiresbetween5and10timesmore________（43）thanvegetables.So,eatinglessmeatwill________（44）morelandforfarming,anditwillsavewater.
Toeatlessmeat,peoplewillneedtochangetheireatinghabits.Thatwillnotbe________（45）．Americans,forexample,have________（46）lovedmeat.Ingeneral,theyeattwiceasmuchmeataspeopleinothercountries.Atthesametime,indevelopingcountrieslikeChinaandBrazil,salesofmeathavedoubledinthelast20years.________（47）willdoubleagainby2050.Growingneedofmeatwill________（48）toputpressureonnaturalresources.
Worldpopulationisincreasing,resourcesarebec
omingfewer,andfoodpricesarerising.Therefore,weneedtorethink________（49）weeateveryday.Formeatlovers,wedon'tneedtogiveupmeat________（50）．Butweneedtoeatmoregrainsandlessmeat.
36．A.AndB．ButC．OrD．Until
37．A.changeB．findC．getD．tell
38．A.insteadofB．thankstoC．becauseofD．asfor
39．A.helpB．haveC．feedD．meet
40．A.busyB．tiredC．thirstyD．hungry
41．A.lessB．moreC．muchD．little
42．A.timeB．landC．peopleD．place
43．A.airB．meatC．moneyD．water
44．A.provideB．produceC．wasteD．need
45．A.importantB．hardC．easyD．necessary
46．A.neverB．seldomC．hardlyD．always
47．A.ItB．TheyC．WeD．That
48．A.continueB．stopC．haveD．start
49．A.howB．whenC．whatD．where
50．A.quicklyB．completelyC．finallyD．especially
七、阅读理解（每小题2分，共30分）
A（词数：
约230；建议用时：
7分钟）
Thepolicefindmostcriminals（罪犯）becausesomebodytellsthemwhothecriminalsare.Theyfindothercriminalsbyusingscienceandtheircomputers.Whenthereisabankrobbery（抢劫），thepolicefirstlookthroughtheircomputersforthenamesofthebankrobbersthattheyknowabout.Thentheygoandtalktoanyoftheserobberswhoarenotinprison（监狱）．Theyaskthemwheretheywerewhentherobberyhappened.Ifanyofthesepeoplecannotgiveagoodanswer，thepolicewilloftenusesciencetofindoutifoneofthemistherobber.
Manycriminalsleavesomethingofthemselvesattheplacesof
thecrimeslikeafingerprintorahair.Ortheytakesomethingawayontheirshoesorclothes，likedirtoranimalhair.Iftheyleavebehindsomeoftheirbloodortheirhairorapieceofskin，itwillhavetheirDNAinsideit.
Everyone'sDNAisdifferentandtheirfingerprintsarealsodifferent.So，ifacriminalcutshimselfduringarobberyorleaveshishair，orevenasmallpieceofskin，scientistscanfindoutwhathisDNAis.ThepolicecanthenaskthepersontheythinkistherobbertogivethemhishairorsomebloodandseeifithasthesameDNA.Manycriminalsareinprisontodaybecauseofthiskindofevidences.
根据短文内容判断正（T）误（F）。
51．Usuallythepolicefindcriminalsbecausetheyusetheircomputers.
52．Thepolicedonotusuallyaskcriminalswhoareinprisonaboutacrimebecausethesecriminalscouldnothavedoneit.
53．ThemostusefulevidencesthatcriminalsleaveattheplacesoftheircrimesarethingswiththeirDNAinthem.
54．Manycriminalsusuallytakesomethingawayonlyontheirshoesafterthecrimes.
55．Thestoryisaboutabankrobbery.
B（词数：
约180；建议用时：
5分钟）
Tablemannersfromdifferentculturesaretotallydifferent.Herearesomeinterestingtablemannersindifferentcountries.
InSpain，you'resupposedtouseyourbreadasanotherpieceofcutlery（餐具）.Spanishpeopleoftenholdaforkintheirrighthand，andasmallpieceofbreadintheirlefthand，whichisthenusedtohelppushfoodgentlyontothefork.
InBrazil，youshouldwipeyourmouthwithyournapkin（餐巾）everytimeyoutakeadrink.
InRussia，you'renotsupposedtolookintoanotherone'splate.It'spolitetoleavealittlefoodattheendofthemeal.
InChile（智利），dishesshouldbeservedfromtheleftandtakenawayfromtheright.
InIndia，youshouldusetherighthandtotakefoodanduset
helefthandtopassdishes.SouthIndianmealsareservedonabananaleafthathasbeencleanedwithwarmwater.
IntheUSandCanada，gentlemenshouldstandbehindtheirchairsuntilwomenareseated.Beforeaskingforadditionalservings，youshouldfinishtheservingonyourplate.
56．InSpain,youshouldpushfoodontoyourforkwith________.
A．thespooninyourlefthand
B．thespooninyourrighthand
C．thebreadinyourlefthand
D．thebreadinyourrighthand
57．Youshouldn't________inRussia.
A．standbehindyourchair
B．lookintootherpeople'splates
C．wipeyourmouthwithyournapkin
D．leaveanyfoodonyourplate
58．In________,peopleshouldtakeawaydishesfromtheright.
A．SpainB．ChileC．AmericaD．Canada
59．Peopleuse________totakefoodinIndia.
A．forksB．napkin
C．thelefthandD．theright
hand
60．InSouthIndia，peopleputfood________
.
A．inabowlwithwarmwaterB．inapotwithwarmwater
C．onacleanbananaleafD．onacleanplate
C（词数：
约140；建议用时：
5分钟）
Whenpeoplemeetforthefirsttime，itiscustomarytoshakehands，bothformenandforwomen.Kissingisnotcommon，andmenneverkissothermen.
Americanswillusuallyintroducethemselvesbytheirfirstnameandlastname（suchas“Hello，I'mJohnSmith.”），orbytheirfirstnameonly（“Hi，I'mJohn.”）.Thecommonresponsewhensomeoneisintrod
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