牛津译林版英语上册Unit3 Teenage problems单元测试卷（无答案）

牛津九上Unit 3综合能力测试题
英语命题研究中心 A版
笔试部分（90分）
一、单项选择。（每小题1分，满分15分）
1. —What do you want to be when you grow up?
—I want to be ______ youth worker. Many people are in great need of our help.
A. a B. an C. the D. /
2. —Dad, I got hired as a bus driver.
—Congratulations! Make yourself ______ so that the company won’t want to lose you.
A. fashionable B. valuable C. changeable D. possible
3. This is the only way we can imagine ______the waste of water in students’ bathroom.
A. stopping B. valuable C. changeable D. possible
4. —How is Susan? —Oh, she lives abroad, so I can ______see her.
A. hardly B. greatly C. clearly D. nearly
5. John ______ at his uncle’s for 3 days and he is now at home.
A. stayed B. has stayed C. had stayed D. was staying
6. —I don’t know ______ you wrote to the youth worker for.
—To ask for some useful advice.
A. why B. how C. what D. when
7. I think ______ can make Andy change his mind. He in such a person who never gives up easily.
A. something B. anything C. nothing D. everything
8. He never tells lies. That’s why I never doubt ______ he is honest.
A. if B. whether C. that D. why
9. —______ do you deal with stress? —By having a talk with my parents and friends.
A. Why B. How C. When D. What
10. You are getting ______ fat because you keep eating ______ sweets.
A. much too; too much B. too much; too many
C. too much; much too D. much too; too many
11. —Why are you so tired today?
—I ______ to watch a football match last night.
A. turned up B. stayed up C. put up D. gave up
12. —Andy, please ______ how to get there and the cost of the trip.
—All right. I’ll make it at once.
A. word out B. find out C. give out D. put out
13. —Peter, is there anything else you want to know about China?
—Yes, I am still wondering ______.
A. how is the Chinese paper-cutting made
B. how was the Great Wall built in ancient times
C. why the Chinese people like to play the dragon dance
D. why do the Chinese people eat rice dumplings at the Dragon Boat Festival
14. —Could you tell me ______? —About two hours.
A. how long it takes to fly to Guilin B. how soon it took to fly to Guilin
C. how long does it take to fly to Guilin D. how long did it take to fly to Guilin
15. —You won the first prize in the Physics competition.
—______. I made several terrible mistakes.
A. I think so B. You must be joking
C. You are welcome D. It doesn’t matter
二、完形填空。（每小题1分，满分10分）

American actress Anne Hathaway had an early-life crisis（危机）at the age of 16. “When I was 16, I 16 sobbing（哭泣）in the kitchen and my mum said, ‘What’s wrong with you?’ I said, ‘Tara 17 a gold medal at 15. I am now 16. What do I have to show for it?’ ” she said to The Sun in an interview. “My mum 18 Dad and then said to me, ‘Maybe you are taking things a little bit too seriously.’”
That conversation 19 her opinions on life. From then on, Hathaway made sure to take it easy. “My mother taught me to be always understanding of 20 people—and to have a sense of humor about yourself no matter how embarrassed（尴尬的）you may be,” she said.
The 31-year-old, who last year won the best supporting actress Academy Award for her role in the film Les Miserables, admitted that she has been in many embarrassing 21 over the years. Once she wore a strange dress to a film premiere（首映）. “It was horrible. I 22 my eyes out when I saw the pictures. Sadly, those pictures have never 23 . But if you don’t have a laugh at things like that, you really are taking yourself and life too seriously.”
Hathaway had her biggest setback（挫折）in 2008 when her former boyfriend went to prison（监狱）. However, she told US Weekly that it taught her “to have a sense of humor about everything”. “I’m going to laugh first and 24 is going to be able to laugh at me,” she said. In this way, she helps herself get out of 25 .
16. A. wondered B. doubted C. remembered D. forgot
17. A. won B. gave C. accepted D. bought
18. A. looked around B. looked after C. looked down on D. looked at
19. A. decided B. supported C. described D. changed
20. A. other B. others C. the other D. the others
21. A. communications B. operations C. situations D. collections
22. A. laughed B. shouted C. smiled D. cried
23. A. washed away B. put away C. gone away D. taken away
24. A. somebody B. anybody C. nobody D. everybody
25. A. space B. risk C. trouble D. control
三、阅读理解。（每 小题1分，满分15分）
A
WINSOR SCHOOLMusic Program is offered all year round to students of grades 1-5.You can choose violin lessons or piano lessons. Enjoy the interesting lessons and our beautiful school playgrounds.www.winsar.com GREENHILL SCHOOLSports Program for students of grades 1-3 starts in January!Woodshop Program starts on 15 January. Students of grades 4-6 are welcome.www.greenhill.com
MENLO SCHOOLGroup classes in art are offered every day. Nice and patient teachers are waiting for you. Art Program for beginners of grades 2-5.www.menlo.com HOPKINS SCHOOLEvery child can be different and special.Our Development Program helps students of grades 1-6 improve thinking skills through Maths, science, life skills and games.www.hopkins.com
26. Which school offers Music Program?
A. Winsor School. B. Greenhill School.
C. Menlo School. D. Hopkins School.
27. Which program helps improve thinking skills?
A. Sorts Program. B. Art Program.
C. Development Program. D. Music Program.
B
Is it TRUE?

Wearing the wrong type of glasses will do harm to your eyes.
This is not true for adults. Of course, incorrect glasses may not be good for children under 10. Ready-made glasses, and not wearing when you should, won’t do harm to your eyes, but you may see better with glasses that are specially made for you.
Watching too much television is bad for your eyes.
This is not true. People with easily affected eyes may find they get red and aching from staring（盯着）at a fixed distance for long periods, but there won’t be any lasting effects（影响）.
Carrots will help you see in the dark.
Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, which the body can change into vitamin A, too little of which can cause night blindness. However, people in most countries don’t need to worry about vitamin A deficiency（缺乏）, night blindness is more likely to be connected with another vision problem.
28. Night blindness in most likely caused by ______.
A. staring for long periods B. too much beta-carotene
C. not enough vitamin A D. vision problems
29. According to the article, eye problems can be corrected by ______.
A. wearing specially-made glasses B. performing eye exercises
C. cutting back on television time D. eating more carrots.
30. The main purpose of this article is to ______.
A. tell people the importance of their eyes
B. tell people more about protecting their eyes
C. tell people to have more carrots
D. tell people why eyes are harmed
C
Small drones（无人机）can help carry packages to your home. For two years, Google has been working hard in their secret research lab. They have made great progress. Their latest project is called Project Wing. Project Wing is Google’s invention of a drone delivery（投递）service. It is half plane and half helicopter（直升机）and is slightly bigger than a seagull（海鸥）. It can deliver packages to customers’ doors.
The first drone test was made on a farm in Warwick, Australia. It sent sweets and dog treats to a farmer. The drone flew to the farm, hovered（盘旋）, and released the package with a wire. Delivery is here!
The best thing about drone delivery services is that delivery times will be greatly cut down. You’ll be able to order online in the morning. And by noon, the delivery drone will deliver you package.
Throughout history, there have been a series of inventions that have helped people move things around, said Astro Teller, lead scientist of Google Wing, to CNN. Teller thinks Google drones will be the next big step in the series.
Interestingly, drones are not that young. The USA has been using armed（武装）drones since 2002. But drones may also get another use. Film companies have asked to use drones to shoot videos from the sky.
Google’s delivery drones won’t be able to fly to customers any time soon. However, Google has proved that drone delivery is possible. And with Amazon announcing their drone delivery service last year, the heat is on to make safe and suitable drones to fly the skies for customers.
31. Paragraph 2 of the reading is mainly about ______.
A. what a drone is B. how a drone works
C. how a drone is produced D. how a drone is designed
32. The underlined word “customers’” may mean ______.
A. producers’ B. sellers’ C. buyers’ D. inventors’
33. According to the reading, Project Wing ______.
A. flies very high B. releases the package without a wire
C. is not big in size D. flies faster than birds
34. How long have drones been in use in the USA?
A. Two years. B. Five years.
C. Eight years. D. More than 10 years.
35. Which of the following is NOT True about the invention?
A. The new invention can cut down the time of delivery.
B. Astro Teller is the lead scientist of Project Wing.
C. Google drones are the next big step in helping people move things around.
D. Drones will take a long time to deliver a package.
D

According to a new study, children who spend a large deal of time with their fathers have higher IQs. The research also shows that strong fatherly involvement（参与）in their early life can also improve a child’s future career.
The study looked at more than 11,000 British men and women, born in 1958. The scientists asked their mothers how often the fathers of their children took part in activities with them, including reading, organizing outing and general “family time”.
The findings, published in the journal Evolution and Human Behaviour, show that those children whose fathers spent more time with them had a higher IQ and were more socially mobile than those who had received little attention. The differences were still there by the age of 42.
And the researchers warned that it was not enough for parents to live together, but that a father should be actively involved in a child’s life to benefit his/her development.
Dr Daniel Nettle, who led the research, said, “What was surprising about this research was the big difference in the progress of children who benefited（受益于）from paternal interest.”
“The data suggest that having a second adult involved during childhood produces benefits in terms of skills and abilities that last throughout adult life,” he added.
Jon Davies, chief executive for Families Need Fathers, said, “We hope that research like this will lead the government to reconsider how poorly served separated families often are and how a child needs a father as well as mother.”
36. Where can you see the findings of the study?
A. On the Internet.
B. China Daily.
C. The magazine on Father and kids.
D. The journal Evolution and Human Behaviour.
37. ______ led the research.
A. Scientists B. Families Need Fathers
C. Jon Davies D. Dr Daniel Nettle
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