9AUnit8期末復(fù)習(xí)一.單項(xiàng)選擇：1.--Doyouthink________storyItoldyouyesterdayaninterestingone?---Yes.I’veneverheardabetterone.A.aB.theC.anD./2.—Doyouknowwhattheyoungmanwascharged______?—Ihearherobbedawoman______herbag.A.with;ofB.of;withC.for;ofD.about;with3.—Whatdidthedoctorsay?—Heaskedhowlong_________.A.hasmydaughtercaughtacold B.hadmydaughtercaughtacoldC.mydaughterhadcaughtacold D.mydaughterhadhadacold4._______excitingnews!Wewillhavea_______holidayaltertheexam.A.Whatan；two-weeks B.Howan；twoweeksC.What；two-week D.Haw；two-week5.It’s_______difficultquestionthat_____studentscananswerit.A. such；afew B.so；few C.sucha；few D.so；afew6The_______documentarydescribes_______inthefuture.A.twohours’;howWuXiwillbelikeB.two-hour;whatWuXiwillbelikeC.two-hours;howWuXiwillbeD.twohour’s;whatWuXiwillbelike7.Myfatherhad_______sleeplastnight,sohefelt_______sleepytoday.A.abit;alittle B.bit;littleC.abitof;alittle D.alittle;abitlittle8.Ithinkthenewfilm_______byMrZhang_______.A.isdirected;isworthbeingseen B.directed;isworthseeingC.isdirected;isworthseeingD.directed;isworthbeingseen9.Beingdeafissomethingmostpeoplecan'timagine.AwhoB.whatC.thatD.whom10.Istillrememberthecollegeandtheteachers_______IvisitedinCanadayearsago.AwhatB.whoC.thatD.which11.Agraduationceremonyisacustom____takesplace____studentsgraduatefromaschool.A.which;whenB.that;whoC.which;whoseD.that;which12.-Doyouknoweverybody_______cametotheparty?-No,Idon'tknowtheone_______youtalkwithjustnow.Awho;/B.whose;thatC.that;whichD./;whom13.Childrenfoundthelecturesohard_______thattheyfeltsleepy.A.tobeunderstoodBtounderstandCunderstoodDtounderstandthem14.—We’dlikeyoutostartworktomorrowifpossible.—I’msorry,butIcan’tpossiblystartuntilMonday._______?A.Doyouagreewithme B.IsthatagoodideaC.DoyouthinkI’mright D.Willthatbeallright二.完形填空：Itwasalovelyspringafternoon.MyclassmatesandIwereplayinghappilyonthegroundwhenIletoutacry,“Ow!Ow!Somethinginmyshoeisbitingme.”Everyonewasshockedbythecry.Theytookmeintoaclassroomandwereabouttotakeoffmy1.“Whichfootisit?”oneasked.“Letushavealook.”Suddenly,Irememberedtheholesin2socks.Myfamilywasverypoorduringthoseyears.Iworewelfaresocks,whichcostonlyalittle,butthose3welfaresocksdidn’tlastlong.Soontherewere4atthebottom.Irefusedtotakeoffmyshoe.I5standothersseeingtheholesinmysock.Itriedtoholdbackmytears.Yet,eachtimethething6myshoebitme,tearsraceddownmyface.Myteacher,MissDiane,hurriedintothe7.“What’swrong?”sheasked.“Somethingisbitingherrightfoot,8shedoesn’tletustakeoffhershoe,”oneofmyclassmatesanswered.MissDianelivednextdoortome.She9everythingaboutmyfamily.Sheputbothhandsonmyshakingshouldersand10intomypainfulandhopelesseyes.“Oh,yes,itmustbeasock-eatingant,”shesaid,asifshehad11seenthethinginsidetheshoe.“Ihadabitefromoneofthoseants.BythetimeIgotmyshoeoff,ithad12almostthewholebottomofmysock.”Myclassmatesnoddedwhiletheywerelisteningtotheteacher13,thoughtheyalllookedalittlepuzzled(迷惑的).MissDianetookoffmyrightshoeandsock,andshookthemoverthedustbin(垃圾箱).Tworedants14it.“JustlikewhatIthought,theantshaveeatenpartofhersock.”Whenshestroked(輕拭)analcoholcottonball(酒精棉球)onthebites,sheadded,“Youaresucha15girltotakesomanybites.”Thealcoholfeltcoolonthebitesandalittlegirl’spridewassavedbythe“sockeatingant”story.1．A．coat B．shirt C．hat D．shoe2．A．his B．her C．my D．your3．A．cheap B．wet C．dirty D．free4．A．pocket B．boxes C．stones D．holes5．A．could B．couldn’t C．must D．mustn’t6．A．in B．near C．under D．on7．A．office B．playground C．classroom D．toilet8．A．because B．but C．or D．so9．A．borrowed B．forgot C．told D．knew10．A．got B．dropped C．ran D．looked11．A．hardly B．a(chǎn)lready C．still D．only12．A．eaten B．put C．take D．turned13．A．a(chǎn)ngrily B．sadly C．carefully D．happily14．A．livedon B．wentover C．fellinto D．turnedto15．A．lucky B．brave C．friendly D．clever三.閱讀理解：Namedafterthe“questforheavenlytruth”,Tianwen1,China’sfirstMarsprobe,hasgivenusimpressivepicturesoftheredplanet.Thefirsthigh-resolution(高分辨率的)picturesofMarstakenbyTianwen1weremadepublicbytheChinaNationalSpaceAdministration(CNSA)ONMarch4.“Thesearethefirstclose-uppicturesofMars’surfacetakenbyChina,”saidBaoWeimin,ascientistoftheChineseAcademyofSciences.Theprobesshothigh-definitionpictureswhiletravelinginMars’sorbit,CNSAsaid.Craters,mountainridgesandsanddunescanclearlybeseen.CNSAestimatedthatthelargestcraterinthepicturecouldbeabout620metersindiameter.ThepicturesweretakenatdifferentdistancesfromMars.Thetwoblack-and-whitepicturesweretakenbythehigh-resolutioncameraonTianwen1whentheprobewasabout330—350kilometersabovetheMartiansurface.Asforthecolorpicture,itwastakenbyTianwen1’smedium-resolutioncamerawhentheprobewasabout5,000kilometersabovetheredplanet.ItshowsMars’NorthPole.“Itistheshootingmodesthatdetermineifthepicturesareblack-and-whiteorcolored,”saidLiuTongjie,deputydirectorofthelunarExplorationandSpaceEngineeringofCNSA．Thehigh-resolutioncameracantakebothcolorandpanchromatic(全色的)pictures.Panchromaticpictures,whichareblackandwhite,aretheclearest,containingthelargestamountofdataforscientificstudy,saidLiu.Themedium-resolutioncamera,althoughfeaturingautomaticexposure(自動(dòng)曝光)andremotecontrol,canonlyproducelesserclearpictures.Scientistsputthepanchromaticandcolorpicturestogethertoformaclearandbeautifulcolorpicture,Liuadded.Tianwen1,thecountry’sfirstindependentMarsmission,waslaunchedonJuly23,kickingoffthenation’splanetaryexplorationprogram.TheprobeentereditspresetparkingorbitaboveMarsonFeb.24andislookingforalandingsiteontheplanet’slargestplain,knownasUtopiaPlanitia.TheprobeisexpectedtolandontheredplanetsometimebetweenMayandJune.1．WhatdoweknowaboutthepicturesofMarstakenbyTianwen1?A．CNSAreleasedfivehigh-resolutionpicturesofMarsrecently.B．Mountainridgesarenotclearenoughinthepictures.C．Thepanchromaticpicturesincludemoredata.D．Theyarethefirstclose-uppicturestakenofMars.2．Howwerethesepicturestaken?A．Theyweretakenbyahigh-resolutioncamera.B．Theyweretakenindifferentshootingmodes.C．Thecolorsofthepictureswereadjustedbyaremotecontrol.D．TheyweretakenwhentheprobepassedUtopiaPlanitia.3．WhenisTianwen1expectedtolandonMars?A．BetweenMarchandApril. B．InMayorJune.C．Bytheendofthisyear. D．SometimeinOctober.四.詞匯運(yùn)用：1.Weshouldalwaysbehavepolitelyevery______(單個(gè)的)day.2.Thebabycan’tsayanywordnowsowehaveto______(猜測(cè))whatshewants.3.Theenemysoldiershadseveral_______________,butfailedatlast.(進(jìn)攻).4.Hehurthisfingeranditwas_____________________(流血)badly.5.Theyknockedhimdownand_________________________(搶走)himofhiswatchandpen．6.Thehouseisonfire.Wehavetorunoutfor____________________（safe）7.Thestudentwasseen________________(leave)theschoolatabout5:00yesterdayafternoon.8.Thelittlegirlhasgone________________(miss)forseveraldays.9.You'dbetter_______(notgo)outbyyourselfatnight.10.WangDonghasalotof_______(crime)records.五.完成句子：1.我們現(xiàn)在正在現(xiàn)場(chǎng)查找更多能有助于破案的線索。_________________________________________________________________________2.Eddie正在尋找它已經(jīng)丟失的食物。_________________________________________________________________________3.人們經(jīng)常能看見螞蟻防范一些大點(diǎn)的昆蟲。_________________________________________________________________________4.原來強(qiáng)行闖入銀行的男人是Tom。_________________________________________________________________________5.據(jù)說這些英雄在犧牲之前都和敵人進(jìn)行了奮力的抵抗。_________________________________________________________________________六.語(yǔ)法填空Onceaveryrichmanandhissoncollectedvaluable1(painting)byfamousartistslikePicasso,VanGoghandMonet.Later,thesonlefttojointhearmy.Afterafewweeks,theoldmanreceived2lettersayinghissonhaddiedwhile3(take)anothersoldiertoahospital.Theoldmanbecameverylonelyandsad.Oneday,asoldiervisitedtheoldmanandgavehimapainting—it4(be)aportrait(肖像)ofhisson.Thepaintingofhissonbecametheold5(man)mostvaluableitem.Hetoldhisneighborsitwasthe6(great)gifthehadeverreceived.Thefollowingspring,theoldmandied.Alloftheoldman’spaintingswouldbe7(sell)atanauction(拍賣會(huì)).Theauctionbegan8thepaintingoftheoldman’sson.“Whowillopenthepriceat$100?”theauctioneerasked.Momentspassedandnoonespokeorraisedtheirhands.Someonesaid,“Whocaresaboutthatpainting?Let’sgetontothegoodones.”Morevoicesfollowedinagreement“No,wemustsellthisonefirst”repliedtheauctioneer.“Now,whowilltaketheportraitoftheson?”9,agoodfriendoftheoldmanspoke,“Tendollars!”“Willanyonegohigher?”calledtheauctioneer.Aftermore10(silent)hesaid:“Goingonce...goingtwice...Sold!”Theauctioneerthenannouncedthatthewholeauctionwasover.“Accordingtothefather’swill,whoevertakestheson’sportraitgetsthewholecollection.”Theauctioneersaid.Becauseofthefather’slove,whoevertookthesongotitall.七、七選五Mostpeopledon’thaveinterestinrainforests.1Secondly,theyseemdarkanddangerous.Therearesnakesanddangerousplantseverywhere.However,JeffCorwinisdifferentfrommostpeople.Hehasbeeninterestedinrainforestssincehewasachild.Rainforestsproducemuchoftheairwebreatheeveryday.2Sincethen,hehashadonegoal,totellpeopletheimportanceofrainforests.Besides,heismostinterestedinthespecialanimalslivingthere.3Manyoftheanimalstherecannotliveanywhereelse.Therainforestsareimport