新人教版九年级上册英语Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes单元测试卷（含答案，含听力原文，无音频）

新人教版九年级上册英语Unit 7 单元测试卷
A卷（共100分）
第一部分 听力(共25小题;计30分)
一、听句子,根据所听到的内容选择正确答语。每小题念两遍。
(共5小题;每小题1分,计5分)
( )1. A. I agree. B. Have fun. C. They're beautiful.
( )2. A. My pleasure. B. Welcome. C. All right.
( )3. A. OK, I will. B. That's wrong. C. Thank you.
( )4. A. Good luck. B. That's true. C. Sorry to hear that.
( )5. A. Yes, he should. B. Poor you. C. Never mind.
二、听句子,选择与所听句子内容相符的图片。每小题念两遍。
(共5小题;每小题1分,计5分)
6. ______ 7. ______ 8. ______ 9. ______ 10. ______
三、听对话,根据对话内容及问题选择正确答案。每段对话念两遍。(共10小题;每小题1分,计10分)
听第1段对话,回答第11、12题。
( )11. Which T-shirt makes him look great
( )12. Where are the two speakers
A. In the cinema. B. In the clothes shop. C. In...
听第2段对话,回答第13、14题。
( )13. Why did the teacher punish Mike last Monday
A. Because Mike wore curly hair.
B. Because Mike wore a silly earring.
C. Because Mike arrived at school late.
( )14. What's the relationship between the two speakers
A. Teacher and student. B. Barber(理发师) and customer. C. Classmates.
听第3段对话,回答第15至17题。
( )15. What does Helen think of the rule of keeping her room tidy
A. It makes her stressed. B. She can accept it. C. She thinks it's strict.
( )16. What does Mr. Smith do
A. A driver. B. A cleaner. C. An expert in student problems.
( )17. How many of the mentioned rules does Helen disagree with
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.
听第4段对话,回答第18至20题。
( )18. When was an art festival held at the girl's school
A. Last Friday. B. Last Wednesday. C. Last Saturday.
( )19. What did Bob do last week
①He worked as a volunteer.
②He helped host a sports meeting.
③He visited an art museum.
A. ①② B. ①③ C. ②③
( )20. What did the girl think of Bob's trip to the art museum last week
A. Wonderful. B. Boring. C. Meaningful.
四、听短文,根据短文内容完成所缺信息。短文念三遍。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
New Rules on Packages
The background information * China sent over 175 billion packages in 2024, producing a lot of rubbish. * To manage it, 21. ______ packaging and 21. ______ materials are required.
Different actions * Some factories in Zhejiang recycle(回收) old boxes and tiny paper pieces. * A company(公司) in Anhui creates "magic tape" to 22. ______ any waste. * In Hangzhou, , a famous company, uses less packaging for many products, 23. ______ over one billion pieces of packaging in 2024. * Students at Zhejiang University recycle 24. ______ of their delivery boxes. The 25. ______ * These rules and more coming good ideas can help people save their environment while shopping online.
第二部分 语言知识运用(共20小题;计40分)
五、阅读下面短文,从方框内的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
On May 22nd, 2025, the US government gave a new order, asking Harvard, the country's oldest university, not to accept international students anymore. A federal judge(联邦法官) stopped the order, and on May 29th, the judge gave Harvard 30 days to argue with the US government since the university 26 ______ the rule.
This is one of the many actions taken by Donald Trump against Harvard. He 27 ______ on asking Harvard to give detailed (详细的) information about all its international students.
In the fall of 2023, over 27 percent of Harvard's students came from other countries and areas. Trump said this number should be 28 ______ 15 percent. "We have people who want to go to Harvard and other schools, but they can't," Trump said on May 28th.
Trump's actions 29 ______ hurting the US's leadership in science and research, a professor from the University of Oxford said. The country could also 30 ______ getting more talent than other places, such as Europe and Asia, said The Business Times.
六、补全对话。根据对话内容,从方框中选出最佳选项补全对话。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
A: Dad, smoking is not good for your health. 31 ______
B: I know. But I just can't make it. It's too hard for me.
A: It's not true. 32 ______ To stop smoking, you should first act.
B: How
A: 33 ______ For example, cutting the number of cigarettes(香烟) you smoke each day.
B: Okay. I'll try. But I'll probably fail to keep doing it. 34 ______
A: Don't worry, Dad. Mom and I will keep an eye on you. If we notice that you try to smoke another cigarette, we'll remind you not to do it.
B: That sounds like a good idea. 35 ______
A: Of course. I believe in you, Dad.
A. You must stop it.
B. You can try smoking less.
C. If so, everything will be meaningless.
D. I think you just didn't make up your mind.
E. Do you think I can finally stop smoking this time, dear
七、完形填空。阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(共10小题;每小题2分,计20分)
"People in a hurry have no seasons(四季)—only one stop and the next."
This line from a 36 ______ by Wang Jibing has touched many hearts across China. Wang is not only a poet, but also a food deliveryman(外卖员). 37 ______ his busy days lies a quiet world of poems and dreams. Recently, he was chosen as vice president of Xuzhou's Reading Promotion Association(徐州市阅读推广协会副会长).
Life has ever been 38 ______ for Wang. Born into a poor family, Wang left school at 13. He once had to pick through rubbish to make a living. One day, he 39 ______ a second-hand bookstall(书摊). From that moment, reading became his first 40 ______ when he wanted to relax. Soon, he wanted to do more than just read. He began to write. His family didn't give him any 41 ______. His father even threw all his writings into the fire. 42 ______, Wang kept writing every night.
Over the years, he has written over 4,000 poems in his 43 ______ room. The poem, People in a Hurry, was also written in that cheap, small room. It became popular online. A worker from a magazine later got in touch with him, and his first book of poetry came out.
Wang's poems are not about sadness. Instead, they 44 ______ readers. From them, readers know their dreams can light their lives.
Wang still wakes up early to deliver food. But at night, when the world is quiet, he writes. Poetry remains the brightest light in his simple life and his way of 45 ______ the world with love.
( )36. A. song B. letter C. poem
( )37. A. Before B. Behind C. During
( )38. A. awful B. wonderful C. easy
( )39. A. bought B. found C. helped
( )40. A. chance B. ability C. choice
( )41. A. training B. support C. rules
( )42. A. Still B. Also C. Soon
( )43. A. big B. tiny C. expensive
( )44. A. connect B. divide C. encourage
( )45. A. introducing B. hugging C. controlling
第三部分 阅读理解(共15小题;计30分)
八、阅读下面短文,根据短文内容选择最佳选项。(共15小题;每小题2分,计30分)
A
Have you heard of the Project 50 challenge This popular trend (潮流) is helping people around the world improve their lives by building small habits over 50 days. It follows seven simple rules.
① Wake up before 8:00 a.m.
Start your day early and keep a sleep schedule. Early risers often feel more energetic(精力充沛的) and less stressed.
② Have a morning routine
Spend one hour without distractions(干扰). You can read or write.
③ Exercise for 1 hour
Daily exercise is good for your body and mind. Walking, dancing, and doing yoga are all great choices.
④ Read 10 pages daily
Reading helps improve your memory. Pick books, articles, or even blogs you like.
⑤ Spend 1 hour learning a new skill
Use one hour each day to practice something new, like painting or learning a language. Choose something you truly love.
⑥ Follow a healthy eating habit
A healthy eating habit helps you stay strong. Try to avoid too much fat or sugar.
⑦ Record your daily progress in a diary
Write down your progress daily. Seeing your growth helps you stay motivated(有积极性的).
This challenge helps you build good habits, live a healthier life, and feel proud of your progress. All it takes is 50 days and some hard work.
( )46. What can we know about the Project 50 challenge
A. It is popular around the world.
B. It helps people follow their home rules better.
C. It teaches people the importance of hard work.
( )47. What can people spend one hour doing according to the seven rules
a. reading a book b. learning to draw c. sleeping d. taking a walk
A. abc. B. bcd. C. abd.
( )48. Which rules are good for people's physical health
A. ①②⑤ B. ①③⑥ C. ④⑥⑦
( )49. Which of the following questions can we find the answer to in this passage
A. How many kinds of healthy foods should we have each day
B. How much time should we spend on the progress diary
C. What good points can the Project 50 challenge bring us
( )50. Who needs to do the Project 50 challenge the most
A. People who want to become popular.
B. People who want to change their jobs.
C. People who want to change their bad habits.
B
Maybe you're an early bird. Maybe you would like to sleep until noon. Either way, you have to get up for school. Some people want schools to start later. Others say early school start times are better for kids. How do you think Here are four students' opinions.
Aria, 9
Kids’ bodies are still growing, so we need more sleep to stay healthy. Also, early school start times are hard for families. To pick up their children after school, some parents must leave work early or pay for extra(额外的) childcare. What's more, some kids can be bad-tempered(坏脾气的) when they don't get enough sleep. They might cause problems in class, which makes it hard for others to learn.
Ashley, 12
Many students have clubs or sports after school. I play volleyball and I am in the robotics club. If school ends too late, we will have less time for these after-school activities. We should go to bed earlier instead of changing school start times.
Evelyn, 12
School-age children need at least nine hours of sleep each night. It's hard to go to bed early because homework often makes us stay up late. Also, we don't have enough time to get ready in the morning. When we are in a rush, we might forget things like homework or instruments. A later start would help a lot.
David, 9
Waking up early is a healthy habit and gives us positive energy (积极的能量). It also helps us learn time management. An earlier start can be good for our personal growth.
( )51. How does the writer write the first paragraph
A. By telling a story. B. By asking questions. C. By giving opinions from two sides.
( )52. Who holds the same opinion
A. Aria and David. B. Aria and Evelyn. C. Ashley and Evelyn.
( )53. What might students be like if they don't get enough sleep according to Aria
( )54. Which of the following is right according to the text
A. The four students are in the same school.
B. There are ten reasons for schools to start early.
C. Early school start times can cause problems for some parents.
( )55. What's the best title for this text
A. Should Schools Start Later
B. Should Students Get up Early
C. Should Kids Take Part in After-school Activities
C
a
China introduced a new rule about food labels(标签) in March, 2025. Businesses are no longer allowed to use expressions like “no additives” for their products. These expressions often make people think the food is healthier. However, that is not always true because “no additives” only describes how the food is made, not whether it is healthy. The labeling rule is for improving food safety in China. What's more, businesses are encouraged to use digital(数字的) labels with QR codes so that people can learn more about the products.
b
Donald Trump, from 2017 to 2021, tried to withdraw(使退出) the United States from the WHO but failed.
Now, he's at it again. On Jan 21st, 2025, he said that the US would leave the WHO once again, because the WHO asks for too much money and never starts important changes.
The US is the biggest financial(财政的) supporter of the WHO. As it no longer reports to or gives money to the WHO, it may influence many of the organization's programs.
c
Since December 17th, 2024, China has relaxed the visa-free transit policy(过境免签政策). From then on, visitors can stay in China for up to 240 hours. Before, they could only stay for 72 hours or 144 hours. This new policy also allows foreign tourists to move between different areas in China. It will let visitors plan their trips better and visit more places. Experts believe this change will make tourism grow.
( )56. What does the expression “no additives” in fact describe
A. How the food is made.
B. Whether the food is healthy.
C. How to improve food safety.
( )57. How many times has Donald Trump decided to leave the WHO
A. One. B. Two. C. Three.
( )58. What can we know about the visa-free transit policy
A. It can make fewer areas in China famous around the world.
B. It can allow foreign tourists to stay in China for up to two weeks.
C. It can bring good points to both China's tourism and foreign visitors.
( )59. Which passage describes the most recent event
A. Passage a. B. Passage b. C. Passage c.
( )60. What's the common theme shared by the three passages
A. Rules & Decisions. B. Health & Production. C. Trips & Technologies.
B卷（共50分）
短文填空。从下面方框中选出10个单词,将其正确形式填入短文,使短文意思正确、通顺(每词限用一次)。(共10小题;每小题1分,计10分)
Disney and Universal are suing(起诉) Midjourney because its AI tool copies their famous movie characters too much.
Midjourney's tool "creates" images(形象) according to text prompts(文本提示). For example, if someone enters the words "Elsa ice skating," it creates this image. Disney says this isn't creating but 1. ______.
Midjourney CEO David Holz, however, hardly 2. ______ what he has done. He says his image-creating service learns from images online. David compared the service to humans studying art to make their own. "If people can learn from others' pictures, why can't AI " he argued in 2022. 3. ______, Disney disagreed. It said AI companies shouldn't use their characters without paying.
Two years ago, actors and writers fought for themselves by stopping working. They thought there was a high 4. ______ of losing their jobs because of AI. Now, AI is used to make actors look younger or change their voices.
Many movie and music groups show their 5. ______ for Disney and Universal. They used strong copyright (版权) protection should be highly 6. ______. They also warned that AI should be 7. ______ said.
AI companies usually don't share where they get their pictures and information. They argue that there is nothing wrong with 8. ______ their AI to use things online. However, many big tech companies are now 9. ______ to pay for the pictures and information to avoid being sued.
Now, in London, the legal(法律的) team at a picture company 10. ______ a similar matter. Getty Images is suing Stability AI for the same reason. People are looking forward to seeing how AI companies will change in the future.
二、补全短文。根据短文内容,从短文后的A—F选项中,选出5个适当的选项补全短文。(共5小题;每小题1分,计5分)
Have you ever heard of Daylight Saving Time(DST) 1. ______ In spring, they move the clocks one hour forward, and in fall, they move them one hour back. This helps people have more daylight in the evening during summer.
2. ______ In March, the clocks move forward, so people lose one hour of sleep. This is called "spring forward". In November, the clocks move back again. This is called "fall back". These phrases also help people remember when DST starts and ends!
Daylight Saving Time started in 1914 to help save energy(能源). 3. ______ Later, the US made it a national rule.
For many middle and high school students, DST can be difficult. In spring, they have to wake up earlier, and sometimes it is still dark outside. 4. ______ In fall, they get an extra hour of sleep, which makes them feel better!
When I was in school, I hated waking up in the dark for the school bus. I'd still feel sleepy even after getting to school, so it was a pain always struggling(努力) to keep my head up and stay awake for my morning classes. 5. ______
Some people want to end Daylight Saving Time. Others think it is an important tradition. What do you think
A. Many students feel more tired after the time change.
B. Only rich people were allowed to use electricity at that time.
C. In most of the United States, people change their clocks twice a year.
D. People thought that if there was more daylight in the evening, they would use less electricity.
E. In the US, DST starts on the second Sunday of March and ends on the first Sunday of November.
F. Even now, DST makes it harder to message my friends and family in different US time zones(时区).
三、阅读表达。(共10小题;计20分)
A.完成图表。根据短文内容,完成图表中所缺信息。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
The modern escalator first appeared in 1900. By 1911, the "machine" had become a very important part of the London subway system(系统). There's an unwritten rule of riding any escalator: Stand on the right, walk on the left. This rule let tired people rest on one side, while others in a hurry walk on the other. The practice was once seen as a symbol of caring for others. But now, experts say this old habit causes problems.
So many people standing on the same side can cause uneven wear(不均匀磨损) to escalators. It's more possible for escalators to have breakdowns as a result.
The Nanjing Metro was among the earliest in China to put an end to the practice. "About 95 percent of our escalators have serious damage(损坏) on their right sides," the Nanjing Metro said in 2016.
What's more, escalator steps are often taller than staircases. Passengers walking on a running escalator are more likely to fall. Some numbers show that about three-quarters of escalator accidents take place when people walk on the moving escalator.
Besides, in 2015, the London Underground tested what would happen if everyone stood on both sides of an escalator. At Holborn Station, one of the busiest in London, they found that congestion(拥塞) dropped by 30%. Walking up the escalator at Holborn took 26 seconds, according to the Underground. By comparison, standing took 40 seconds. However, with everyone standing, the waiting time at the bottom(底部) was much shorter. It dropped from 138 seconds to just 59 seconds for most people.
Nowadays, more and more cities are changing their rules. People are asked to stand on either side of the escalator instead of walking on it.
*This rule once won people's support because it could 2. ______ of both tired people and others in a hurry.
*People regarded it as a symbol of showing care to others.
*But now, experts say it causes problems.
The background information
The 1. ______ in the Unwritten Rule of Riding an Escalator
The reasons for its happening
Today's 5. ______
*The unwritten rule raises the 3. ______ of escalator breakdowns.
*People are more likely to experience accidents.
*In crowded places, walking on one side shortens time for people who walk up but adds time for others who 4. ______ at the bottom.
*More and more cities are asking people to stand on either side of the escalator.
B.任务型阅读。根据短文内容,按要求回答问题。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
These days, it seems that few people can live without smartphones. But these "close friends" of ours don't last very long. Most people upgrade(更新) their phones every couple of years. Upgrades require a lot of money and create a lot of e-waste for the Earth.
But things are about to change in the European Union(EU). Starting on June 23rd, every smartphone sold there must have a new label. It will help people save money and protect the Earth.
At the top of the label is an energy efficiency grade(能效等级), similar to those found on products such as TVs. Smartphones are graded from A to G. A means very energy-saving, and G means not energy-saving.
The label also shows how long the battery lasts on one charge and how many times you can charge the battery before it works worse. It tells consumers how much their phones are able to deal with drops, dust, and water. The phones are also graded on how easy they are to repair. The easier it is to take a phone apart and find spare parts(备件) for it, the higher its repair grade will be.
Along with this label, the EU is introducing strict "eco-design(环保设计) requirements". Spare parts must be kept available for up to seven years after a model is no longer in production. Software(软件) support must also be provided for at least five years.
The EU says these rules will cut carbon emissions(碳排放量) by 46 million tons. They will also help each family save about 150 euros (about ￥1,200) every year.
6. What influence can upgrading smartphones bring to the Earth
___________________________________________________________7. What does the energy efficiency scale A of a smartphone mean
___________________________________________________________8. What can show us that a smartphone has a higher repair grade
___________________________________________________________9. If one kind of smartphone is no longer in production in 2025, which year will people not be able to find its spare parts
___________________________________________________________10. Do you think this new rule should also be made in China, and why
___________________________________________________________四、书面表达。(计15分)
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3.词数80-100左右。
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新人教版九年级上册英语Unit 7 单元测试卷答案及听力材料
一、听力材料
（一）听句子，选择正确答语（每小题念两遍）
1. Teenagers should be allowed to choose their own clothes.
2. Thanks for helping me with my English homework.
3. Please remember to turn off the lights when you leave the room.
4. I failed my physics test again.
5. Should Tom ask his teacher for help with his difficult problems
（二）听句子，选择相符图片（每小题念两遍）
6. Helen has to keep her room tidy every day.
7. Mike wore a silly earring to school last Monday.
8. Our school held an art festival last Friday.
9. Students at Zhejiang University recycle many of their delivery boxes.
10. Bob worked as a volunteer in the community last week.
（三）听对话，选择正确答案（每段对话念两遍）
第1段对话
W: Which T-shirt do you think looks great on you, the red one or the blue one
M: The blue one. It fits me perfectly.
W: You're right. It matches your pants well. Shall I help you pack it
M: Yes, please.
Q11: Which T-shirt makes him look great
Q12: Where are the two speakers
第2段对话
W: Hi, Mike. Why did the teacher punish you last Monday
M: Oh, because I wore a silly earring to school. The teacher said it's not allowed.
W: I see. You should follow the school rules next time.
M: I know. I won't do that again.
Q13: Why did the teacher punish Mike last Monday
Q14: What's the relationship between the two speakers
第3段对话
W: Good morning, Mr. Smith. I have some questions about family rules.
M: Good morning, Helen. Go ahead.
W: My parents have two strict rules for me. One is keeping my room tidy, which I think is acceptable. But the other two are: I can't watch TV in the evening and I have to go to bed before 9:00. I disagree with these two.
M: Well, you can communicate with your parents about your feelings.
Q15: What does Helen think of the rule of keeping her room tidy
Q16: What does Mr. Smith do
Q17: How many of the mentioned rules does Helen disagree with
第4段对话
W: Hi, Bob. Did you take part in our school's art festival last Friday
M: No, I didn't. I was busy last week. I worked as a volunteer on Wednesday and visited an art museum on Saturday.
W: That's cool! How was the art museum
M: It was amazing. I saw many famous paintings.
W: Wow, that sounds wonderful!
Q18: When was an art festival held at the girl's school
Q19: What did Bob do last week
Q20: What did the girl think of Bob's trip to the art museum last week
（四）听短文，完成所缺信息（短文念三遍）
China sent over 175 billion packages in 2024, producing a lot of rubbish. To manage it, environment-friendly packaging and recyclable materials are required.
Different actions have been taken. Some factories in Zhejiang recycle old boxes and tiny paper pieces. A company in Anhui creates "magic tape" to reduce any waste. In Hangzhou, , a famous company, uses less packaging for many products, saving over one billion pieces of packaging in 2024. Students at Zhejiang University recycle ninety percent of their delivery boxes.
These rules and more coming good ideas can help people save their environment while shopping online. That's the purpose of the new rules on packages.
二、听力答案
（一）听句子选答语
1. A 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. A
（二）听句子选图片
6. D 7. E 8. B 9. A 10. C（注：图片选项根据听力材料逻辑匹配，原文图片缺失，此处为合理补充）
（三）听对话选答案
11. The blue one（对应选项如A） 12. B 13. B 14. C 15. B 16. C 17. A 18. A 19. B 20. A
（四）听短文补全信息
21. environment-friendly; recyclable 22. reduce 23. saving 24. ninety percent（或90%） 25. purpose
三、笔试答案
第二部分 语言知识运用
五、短文选句
26. C 27. E 28. A 29. B 30. D
六、补全对话
31. A 32. D 33. B 34. C 35. E
七、完形填空
36. C 37. B 38. A 39. B 40. C 41. B 42. A 43. B 44. C 45. B
第三部分 阅读理解
八、选择最佳选项
46. A 47. C 48. B 49. C 50. C 51. C 52. B 53. B（对应“坏脾气”图片） 54. C 55. A 56. A 57. B 58. C 59. A 60. A
B卷
一、短文填空
1. stealing 2. mentions 3. Certainly 4. chance 5. support 6. valued 7. properly 8. training 9. choosing 10. managing
二、补全短文
1. C 2. E 3. D 4. A 5. F
三、阅读表达
A. 完成图表
1. change 2. care for the needs 3. risk 4. wait 5. new rule
B. 任务型阅读
6. It creates a lot of e-waste.
7. It means the smartphone is very energy-saving.
8. The easier it is to take the phone apart and find spare parts for it.
9. After 2032（2025 + 7）.
10. Yes, because it can help families save money and protect the environment by reducing e-waste.（或其他合理答案，如“No, because it may increase the cost of smartphones for some consumers.”）
四、书面表达
Dear Sam,
I'm glad to hear you'll visit the Palace Museum with your father this Saturday. Here are some important rules to follow:
First, you need to show your passport to enter. Second, don't touch the cultural relics or climb on the ancient buildings. Taking photos with flash is not allowed, as it might damage the relics. Please keep quiet and don't litter everywhere. Also, follow the signs and avoid restricted areas.
Hope you have a great time exploring the Palace Museum!
Yours,
Liu Ming