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Module 9 Great inventions 单元评估卷
一、听说应用（本大题共30小题，每小题1分，共30分；A、B、C、D部分为听力理解，E部分为情景对话）
A 听句子（本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分）
请根据所听内容，选择符合题意的图画回答问题
1．What did Archimedes discover was not completely made of gold
A． B． C．
2．Which game does the girl like watching
A． B． C．
3．How did Frank know Mark Zuckerberg
A． B． C．
4．Where is Nobel from
A． B． C．
5．What does Bob’s father do
A． B． C．
B 听对话（本题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）
6．How much did the man pay
A．200 yuan. B．400 yuan. C．600 yuan.
7．What color is the man’s bag
A．Black B．Pink. C．Blue.
8．What character does Helen like best
A．The Monkey King. B．The Pigsy. C．The Sandy.
9．When will Madam Lin fly to Chicago
A．On October 3rd. B．On October 13th. C．On October 30th.
10．What are they talking about
A．The Internet. B．An AI product. C．Their life.
听下面一段对话，回答下列小题。
11．Who built Ben’s website
A．Ben himself. B．Ben’s mother. C．Ben’s father.
12．Where’s Aunt Lee’s small hotel
A．In Spain. B．In Canada. C．In the US.
13．How much does Ben pay a month to put his website online
A．$30. B．$40. C．$50.
听一段对话，回答下列小题。
14．Where is Aunt Lee’s small hotel
A．In Australia. B．In the USA． C．In Japan.
15．How much does Ben pay for his website a month
A．$30. B．$40. C．$50.
C 听短文（本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分）
16．How was information sent hundreds of years ago
A．By e-mail. B．By mouse. C．By horse.
17．When has the newspaper become an important part of daily life
A．Since the 17th century. B．Since the 18th century. C．Since the 19th century.
18．What became popular in China in the 1970s
A．The mobile phone. B．The radio. C．The newspaper.
19．How do people get news today
A．From TV. B．From the Internet. C．In many ways.
20．How can people communicate very quickly
A．By making phone calls. B．By sending e-mails. C．By watching TV.
D 听填信息（本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分）
听短文 根据你所听到的短文内容完成下面表格，每空填一词。(短文读三遍)
Time Ways to Send Information
Hundreds of years ago Information was sent by 21
Since the 22 century The newspaper has become important.
In the 1970s The radio became 23 in China.
Nowadays Getting news from the TV or the Internet is 24 than before.
People can communicate with others very quickly by sending 25
E 情景对话（本题共5小题，每小题1分，共5分）
A: Hello, Lily! 26
B: Nothing much. I’m thinking about travelling in England.
A: 27
B: Not really. But this app can help me.
A: 28
B: The system can translate any English sentence into Chinese.
A: 29 Maybe I can see you off that day.
B: On April 15th, this Saturday.
A: 30
A．No need to worry.
B．What’s up
C．How does it work
D．Have a good trip!
E．When is your flight
F．Could you make yourself understood there
G．Will you able to give me a ride
二、语法选择（本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）
Traditionally, we take the subway with our subway cards or 31 using QR codes(二维码) on our smartphones. But now, people traveling on the Beijing Daxing Airport Express subway have 32 new way to take a ride—they can scan the palms(扫描手掌).
To enjoy the service, people need to record their palm on machines in subway stations. Then, they have to turn on the palm-scanning function(功能) on their smartphones. Once they do this, they are 33 to go through the ticket gates without subway cards or smartphones. 34 they finish the travel, their smartphones will pay the money for their ride.
Many people welcome the new technology. They think it helps 35 to travel faster and more easily. They 36 take out their subway cards or smartphones in rush hours. What’s more, the palm-scanning technology is very 37 to people who sometimes forget to bring their subway cards. If the battery(电池) of your phone 38 out, your palms can get you into the subway station. Besides Beijing, some other 39 like Shenzhen also put the new technology into use in service in the subway station. Although we 40 use palm-scanning in other fields(领域) now, I believe it will be widely used in the near future, like paying in the supermarket or restaurant.
31．A．in B．by C．on
32．A．a B．/ C．the
33．A．allowing B．allowed C．allow
34．A．Before B．After C．Until
35．A．they B．their C．them
36．A．mustn’t B．daren’t C．needn’t
37．A．friendly B．friendlier C．friendliest
38．A．ran B．runs C．will run
39．A．city B．cities C．city’s
40．A．always B．often C．seldom
三、完形填空（本大题共10小题，每小题I分，共10分）
The first mobile phone was invented in the late 1970s. As a communication tool, mobiles make it 41 for people to keep in touch with each other. But overuse of the mobile phone is bad for us. We all 42 that, but no one ever 43 puts their phones down.
A child wrote, “I 44 my mum’s phone and I wish she never had one.” His teacher said that many of her students wished mobile phones had never been 45 .
“I don’t like the phone 46 my parents are on their phones every day. Using a phone is sometimes a really 47 habit,” one child wrote.
One student completed a picture of a mobile phone with a cross through it and a large sad face. The 48 was posted on the Internet and has been shared almost 170, 000 times.
A dad wrote, “Great reminder (提醒) for us all is to put those 49 down.”
Another man wrote, “I have made a promise to my son. If I am playing with 50 , everything else can wait.”
41．A．difficult B．comfortable C．absent D．convenient
42．A．forget B．study C．know D．accept
43．A．actually B．heavily C．especially D．hardly
44．A．like B．hate C．choose D．buy
45．A．invented B．paid C．broken D．given
46．A．so B．but C．or D．because
47．A．good B．bad C．strange D．wise
48．A．article B．story C．picture D．song
49．A．phones B．jobs C．books D．games
50．A．her B．him C．them D．you
四、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，每小题2分，共30分）
Electronic waste (电子垃圾), also known as “E-waste”, is used to describe the waste from useless electronics such as computers, phones, fridges, washing machines, TVs and so on. Most of these electronics are not often rubbish, but just given up. In 2019, the world produced 53.6 million tons of e-waste, and the world’s e-waste will reach 74.7 million tons by 2030.
Last week, Guangming Research Center made surveys among 1,000 residents (居民) in Xingfu Community. The surveys were mainly about different kinds of e-waste and how the residents deal with e-waste. The diagrams below show the results.
E-waste is the world’s fastest-growing kind of waste, and only a small part of it is collected and recycled. Some residents think they should recycle e-waste, because e-waste includes many valuable metals, such as gold, silver and so on. They say they try to repair some electronics rather than buy new ones. They also give away their electronics which they don’t like any more to people in need.
根据材料内容选择最佳答案。
51．Which of the following things could be called e-waste
A．Bikes without wheels. B．Machines with loud noise.
C．Phones that have been replaced. D．Computers which can’t go online.
52．According to Diagram I, ________ of the e-waste is from computers each year.
A．5% B．7% C．10% D．13%
53．According to Diagram II, 80% of the residents deal with e-waste ________.
A．by doing nothing B．by throwing it away
C．by selling it cheaply D．by collecting and recycling it
54．What do we know about e-waste according to the text
A．More and more e-waste is produced.
B．Most of the e-waste comes from fridges.
C．The valuable metals in the e-waste should be sold.
D．The government calls on people to give away e-waste to others.
55．What’s the purpose of this text
A．To share information about e-waste.
B．To show how serious e-waste problems are.
C．To introduce different ways to recycle e-waste.
D．To exchange new ideas about dealing with e-waste.
If you have a question, you may want to get a quick answer online. Some technology companies are working to make this come true by developing chatbots (聊天程序). They’re computer programs that can communicate with people by phone on some apps or on websites.
Chatbots can look up information, answer frequently asked questions and collect information from users. They can also be used for online shopping to help people decide what to buy.
There are two kinds of chatbots: open chatbots and closed chatbots. A closed chatbot may or may not use AI (人工智能) to understand messages from users. An open chatbot uses Al both to know what people want and to create a reply. Open chatbots are able to leam from people’s conversations and then improve their ability to communicate with people. This means that open chatbots can answer a wider range of questions, compared with closed chatbots.
One important advantage of chatbots is that they’re available all the time, even at midnight. What’s more, one chatbot can serve many users at once. This means that people can get answers quickly instead of waiting for the agent (代理者).
However, chatbots can’t take the place of human agents. Someone has to program the chatbot in the beginning and train them. Sometimes, open chatbots can’t give answers to certain questions. Besides, many people prefer speaking to a human rather than a chatbot.
56．The chatbot is ________.
A．a website B．an app C．a technology company D．a computer program
57．What does the underlined word “frequently” in Paragraph 2 mean
A．Very often. B．Very seldom. C．Very slowly. D．Very badly.
58．What can chatbots do according to the second paragraph
A．Keep personal information safe. B．Answer questions of their users.
C．Buy necessary things for their users. D．Sing and dance for people.
59．What’s the difference between open chatbot sand closed chatbots
A．Open chatbots reply more quickly. B．Closed chatbots are better at communicating.
C．Open chatbots answer questions on more topics. D．Open chatbots don’t use AI to understand questions.
60．In which part of a newspaper may we find the passage
A．Sports Culture. B．Technology Communication. C．Nature Environment. D．Population Geography.
Get inspired by these apps and enter a competition organized by the Voda Foundation with your school or community group for the chance to win a prize. We are looking for smart creators to design an app to help communities meet with the challenges (挑战) they face. Now take a look at the apps for inspiration! To sign up, visit communitytoday.com.
This is a great app for anyone wanting to learn a new language. You’ll pick up lots of words in no time.
Do you want to make new friends in your community It can help you discover lots of local activities from sports clubs to art classes.
Do you want to learn more about the world This app has you covered. You can fly all around a 3D world and find out about its different parts and environments, meeting people and wildlife along the way.
This helps you reduce waste by sharing unwanted food and other things with neighbors—exactly the kind of community app you could design. Download it and your family can do their bit for the environment.
61．How many apps are shown in the text
A．3. B．4. C．5. D．6.
62．With the help of the app duolingo, you can ________.
A．learn Japanese B．reduce waste C．cover the news D．make some friends
63．Which app will you choose if you want to visit places of interest
A． B． C． D．
64．Where is the text most probably from
A．A story book. B．A science website. C．A travel guide. D．A film magazine.
65．The writer lists the apps in order to ________.
A．show a result B．have a discussion C．give some reasons D．provide some examples
五、短文填空（本大题共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分）
Today almost everyone knows computers and the Internet.
The first computer was 66 (make) in 1946. it was very big but it worked 67 (slow). Today computers are 68 (get) smaller and smaller. But they work faster and faster. What can computers do A writer has said, “People can’t live without computers today. ”
The Internet came a little later than computers. It is about twenty-five years later than computers. But now it can be 69 (find) almost everywhere. We can use it to read books, write letters, do shopping, play computer games 70 make friends.
Many students like the Internet very much. They often go into the Internet as soon as they 71 (be) free. They make friends on the Internet and maybe they have never 72 (see) these friends. They don’t know their real names, ages, and even sex. They are so 73 (interest) in making the “unreal friends” 74 they can’t put their hearts into study. Many of them can’t catch up 75 others in many subjects because of that. We can use computers and the Internet to learn more about the world. But at the same time, we should remember that not all the things can be done by computers and the Internet.
六、读写综合（本大题分为A、B两部分，共25分）
请阅读下面短文，根据所提供的信息，回答5个问题，要求所写答案语法正确、语义完整切题。
A new study said about 65 percent of the online payments (付款) last year were done with mobile devices (设备). Along with the rapid growth of the online to offline business, the mobile payment has been further changing people’s everyday life.
According to findings published by Alipay, the mobile payment is more popular in China’s underdeveloped areas. In Tibet, 83.3 percent of the online payments were done with mobile devices in 2021. The region (地区) was followed by Guizhou, Gansu, Shanxi and Qinghai. Nearly 80 percent of the mobile payments were done in these regions and provinces. Li Chao, a researcher from iResearch Consulting Group, said that the lack of traditional business was the main reason why people used mobile payment more often.
Although people in developed areas in China used mobile payments less often, they spent much more money. The study showed that people in Shanghai spent more than 100,000 yuan (15,210 dollars) on average through Alipay, becoming the top Alipay users in China in 2021.
As more and more companies are entering the mobile payment field in China, such as mobile payments in convenience (便利) stores and movie theatres, online payment is sure to develop much more quickly. In the near future smartphones may replace wallets.
76．What has been further changing people’s everyday life
77．How many online payments were done with mobile devices in Tibet in 2021
78．Why did people use mobile payment more often in China’s underdeveloped areas
79．Who became the top Alipay users in China in 2021
80．What may replace wallets in the near future
81．书面表达
近几年人们用手机通过不同APP进行购物，现在又有不少手机菜场（vegetable market apps ) 出现，在这些APP里，菜品丰富；可以洗净配好，预约送菜上门；一些APP还会一步步教你做一道菜。外国朋友对此也很感兴趣，请你以A new Use of the Mobile Phone为题写一篇80词左右的英文短文，介绍手机买菜带来的便利，让外国朋友了解中国人民生活中的这个新变化。
内容包括：
1.平时生活里做饭让不少人感到劳累，买菜也是费时费力的事。
2.手机菜场给人们提供了便利（至少写出2点便利）。
3.你对这些APP的看法。
参考词汇：某一道菜 a certain dish 预定order 精力energy
作文要求：
1.不能照抄原文；不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名。
2.语句连贯，词数80个左右。
A New Use of the Mobile Phone
Preparing for meals is
参考答案：
1．A
2．C
3．B
4．C
5．A
6．B
7．A
8．C
9．C
10．B
11．A 12．A 13．C
14．A 15．C
16．C 17．B 18．B 19．C 20．B
21．horse 22．18th/eighteenth 23．popular 24．faster 25．emails/e-mails
26．B 27．F 28．C 29．E 30．D
31．B 32．A 33．B 34．B 35．C 36．C 37．A 38．B 39．B 40．C
41．D 42．C 43．A 44．B 45．A 46．D 47．B 48．C 49．A 50．B
51．C 52．D 53．B 54．A 55．A
56．D 57．A 58．B 59．C 60．B
61．B 62．A 63．C 64．B 65．D
66．made 67．slowly 68．getting 69．found 70．or 71．are 72．seen 73．interested 74．that 75．with
76．It’s the mobile payment./The mobile payment. 77．83.3 percent of the online payments were done with mobile devices in 2021./83.3 percent. (83.3%) 78．It’s because of the lack of traditional business./Because of the lack of traditional business. 79．The people in Shanghai became the top Alipay users in China in 2021./The people in Shanghai. 80．Smartphones may do./Smartphones. 81．例文
A New Use of the Mobile Phone
Preparing for meals is tiring. You may have to spend hours getting everything ready for cooking. Now in China, new mobile apps are here to help.
These apps are vegetable markets online. They provide you with meat, fish, and vegetables, almost everything you need for a meal. You can order whenever you like. And you don’t need to worry about whether the prices are higher as they are quite clear for you to know easily. You can also choose the best time for them to arrive. If you like, the food you order for a certain dish can be washed, cut and packed. Some apps even guide you to cook the food step by step, making cooking easier.
Compared with the traditional way of going to the market, these new mobile apps save your time and energy. With such a new use of the mobile phone, you can enjoy a more relaxing life.
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