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2026年九年级英语上册新译林版Unit 2 Teenage problems单元学情测试题
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、听力选择
1．What is the problem
A．It’s noisy. B．It’s dark. C．It’s cold.
2．What’s wrong with the man
A．He’s sad. B．He’s tired. C．He’s ill.
3．What trouble does the girl have with her parents
A．They refuse her outdoor activities.
B．They push her to take many after-school classes.
C．They always blame her for low grades.
4．What does Tom do when facing peer pressure
A．Follows others. B．Argues with his friends. C．Sticks to his own choice.
5．What’s the girl’s problem
A． B． C．
6．Which teenage problem are they talking about
A．Schoolwork. B．Friendship. C．Weight.
7．What problem does Sarah have with her friend
A．Her friend doesn’t help her with homework.
B．Her friend breaks the promise at the last minute.
C．Her friend often borrows her things without asking.
听第二段对话，回答各小题。
8．What does Greg think is the most important about preparing for an exam
A．To study early and often. B．To get enough sleep. C．To make notes.
9．When is Nancy’s next exam
A．In one week. B．In two weeks. C．In three weeks.
10．How long does Greg advise Nancy to do the review each day
A．60 minutes. B．120 minutes. C．180 minutes.
听一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What’s the problem with the boy
A．He doesn’t have close friends and sometimes he feels lonely.
B．His parents don’t have time for him because they work all day.
C．He can’t sleep at night and feels tired in the morning.
12．What causes his problem
A．He watches too much TV before going to bed.
B．He has so much homework that he can’t go to bed early.
C．He is too worried about his exams.
听第一段对话，回答下列小题
13．What’s Lucy’s matter
A．She didn’t do well in the last exam.
B．Her parents are too strict in her hobbies.
C．Her parents are too strict with her.
14．What is Lucy allowed to do if she finishes her homework
A．To play with friends. B．To read books. C．To hang out.
15．What will Lucy do
A．To talk with her parents. B．To study even harder. C．To develop her hobbies.
二、听力填空
When You Hate School Find out why: ◆don’t have 16 friends ◆don’t get along with 17 ◆have problems with classes and 18 Advice: ◆talk to parents and teachers about your problems at school ◆ 19 down your feelings about school ◆make a list of 20 good things you enjoy at school
三、单项选择
21．—It’s hard to make a ________ sometimes.
—I agree. Because we often have more than one choice.
A．decision B．mistake C．noise D．speech
22．The man did __________important work that he felt_______.
A．so;stressing
B．so;stressed
C．such;stressing
D．such;stressed
23．—I am glad to see __________.
—Yes. Students can join in different kinds of activities.
A．that there is less stress of learning for middle school students
B．what there is less stress of learning for middle school students
C．that is there less stress of learning for middle school students
D．what is there less stress of learning for middle school students
24．Home safety focuses on ________ accidents and reacting well to dangers.
A．prevent B．preventing C．prevented D．prevents
25．Most Chinese children like ________ with their mothers. They are afraid of the dark.
A．to argue B．to play C．to sleep D．to compare
26．Good communication helps us ________ with others better and build good relationships.
A．communicate B．compete C．compare D．complain
27．—WeChat ________ makes a great difference to our everyday life.
—So it does. It is easier for people to ________ with others.
A．mostly; talk B．possibly; speak C．hardly; chat D．exactly; communicate
28．—Many teenagers have different ________ when they deal with stress and communicate with others.
—I agree with you. They need ________ experienced teacher to help them and they should get more experience ________ working out their problems.
A．experience; an; of B．experiences; an; in C．experiences; a; in D．experience; a; of
29．The neighbour’s children are always making much noise outside on Sundays. It’s nearly ________ me mad.
A．keeping B．turning C．causing D．driving
30．When we’re free, we’d better not waste time ________ Douyin or Kuaishou.
A．watching B．to watch C．seeing D．to see
31．—Every year, a great deal of water________.
—It is really time for us to do something to save water.
A．is wasted B．wasted C．was wasted D．will be wasted
32．These signs help people ________ about cave safety, and people may risk ________ their lives if they ignore them.
A．learning; losing B．learn; lose C．learn; losing D．learning; lose
33．These old buildings are ________ falling down if we don’t repair them as soon as possible.
A．at the cost of B．at risk of C．at the end of D．at the top of
34．Everyone may ________ hard times in life, but keeping brave and positive will help solve problems finally.
A．go through B．put through C．look through D．run through
35．My brother does not have enough time ________ his favourite games.
A．play B．playing C．to play D．plays
36．I find ________ much easier ________ with my parents as I grow up.
A．that; communicate B．it; to communicate C．me; to communicate D．it; communicating
37．—Peter, would you please tell me ________.
—I’m not sure. Let’s ask our monitor.
A．where the school mental health room was
B．if we must wear our school uniforms at school
C．when should we hand in our weekly reading reports
D．that we will have the longest winter holiday this year
38．Our teacher didn’t tell us the student’s name, but we all know ________ she was talking about.
A．which B．what C．whose D．whom
39．—I can’t make a ________ about which high school to go to. Both are great.
—Maybe you should visit both schools first and then see how you feel.
A．decision B．difference C．discussion D．direction
40．The boy asked his father ________.
A．which room he would live in the hotel B．how life would be like in the year 2100
C．how he called the man under the tree D．if Shakespeare was a great writer
四、完形填空
Zhu Li was a well-behaved girl. She rarely argued with her parents. But when the girl became a ninth-grader, things started to 41 . “We often have arguments, sometimes over 42 things.” she said.
She might be suffering from “ninth-grade syndrome (综合征)”, also known as puberty (青春期). Education experts think ninth-grade is a special period for 43 . They go through difficult physical and psychological (心理的) changes during puberty.
A recent survey shows that the lack of support from parents makes the situation even 44 . Meanwhile, as ninth-graders reach puberty, they want to be more independent. The 45 shows that about 47 percent of ninth-graders are likely to try to persuade (劝说) their parents when they have different opinions. Zhu felt this mostly 46 . “I thought I was an adult already. I can make 47 by myself.” she said. For example, she thinks there is nothing wrong with hanging out with boys. But her parents don’t 48 it. They often argue about this.
To 49 these problems, a psychological expert has given tips to students. “First, talk with your parents patiently. Second, 50 and focus on your studies. Finally, learn about these changes and get to know yourself through reading and other things. Then try to accept it and control your emotions (情绪),” she said.
41．A．keep B．change C．move D．flow
42．A．unfair B．difficult C．unimportant D．impossible
43．A．babies B．teenagers C．adults D．parents
44．A．worse B．bigger C．better D．smaller
45．A．study B．survey C．problem D．discovery
46．A．deeply B．hardly C．nearly D．wildly
47．A．notes B．records C．mistakes D．decisions
48．A．think B．allow C．care D．hope
49．A．help with B．agree with C．deal with D．talk with
50．A．lie down B．die down C．take down D．calm down
五、阅读理解
Many young people today don’t want to be noticed by others. Why do they feel this way Three students share their opinions in the posts.
I think there are two main reasons. First, students face heavy stress from schoolwork and future expectations. Being noticed often brings more pressure (压力). Second, young people want to protect their privacy (隐私). The Internet makes it easy for personal information to spread quickly, so staying low-key helps avoid unnecessary trouble. I sometimes feel the same way. When I perform poorly in exams, I prefer to stay unnoticed, which helps me relax and feel more comfortable.
Some of my classmates dislike being the center of attention. They stay quiet in class and avoid speaking up. Pressure is a key reason. When you’re young, mistakes are easy to see and judgment comes quickly. Social media (媒体) makes this feeling stronger. Everyone online seems confident and perfect, making real-life attention more stressful. I’m quite different, though. I enjoy being noticed, especially when I’m doing something I love. Last year, I joined a Chinese language competition. Standing on the stage under bright lights, I felt extremely excited.
Being quiet is not a weakness in Germany. Students who listen carefully and don’t try to stand out are often seen as serious and reliable (可靠的). That’s why many young people here avoid attention, including me. Once, my history teacher asked me to present my project. Feeling uncomfortable, I spoke quickly and avoided eye contact. When I finished, I felt much better. It wasn’t fear—it was just the pressure of being watched. This comes from our culture and habit. In Germany, we value order, teamwork and modesty. For me, confidence means being calm and thoughtful, even without attention.
51．According to He Yan, why do young people avoid attention
A．They don’t like to communicate with others.
B．They are afraid of making mistakes in public.
C．They prefer to spend more time on the Internet.
D．They want to prevent trouble and reduce stress.
52．How is Ivana different from her classmates
A．She enjoys being the center of attention sometimes.
B．She feels more stress from schoolwork than others.
C．She has a real gift for languages and stage designs.
D．She thinks social media makes people more confident.
53．How did Johanna feel when presenting in class
A．She felt excited to speak up. B．She was afraid of her teacher.
C．She felt uneasy and nervous. D．She was excited and confident.
54．What is the passage mainly about
A．Why young people feel stressed at school.
B．Why some young people avoid being noticed.
C．How social media influences young people’s lives.
D．How different cultures shape young people’s habits.
Dear Jordan,
Sometimes I feel the loneliness within me. It’s not that I don’t have friends— quite the opposite, actually, and that’s what makes it so strange. Even though I am surrounded by a crowd of people, I find it hard to fit in with them. What should I do
Harry
Dear Harry,
I’ve received your letter and see what you’re saying. Feeling lonely in a crowd may seem strange, but it’s actually very common. Even though we may have loved ones, friends and others around us, it’s still possible to feel completely lonely.
There are several reasons for this. Maybe we feel out of touch with those around us or fear that they don’t or won’t understand what we are going through. No matter why we feel lonely around others, it’s important to know that this is a feeling we can overcome.
Before giving you advice, I suggest that you think about what you’re trying to get out of social activities. Are you lonely and looking for companionship Are you feeling down and looking for emotional support Are you trying to make new friends or connect more with the friends you already have
As you think about how you’re feeling and what you’re looking for, you’ll be able to learn how to meet your needs and build better connections with others. For example, going to a party can be a great way to meet new people and have lighthearted fun. Or if you’re looking for deeper emotional support, you might want to hang out with just one or two people who you know really well.
Here are some tips you can use to strengthen your present connections and make new ones.
Firstly, try to spend time with friends and loved ones. Make plans, put time on your calendar and give them a call. Checking in on each other, spending time together, and giving and receiving support can improve your present connections.
Another suggestion is to find a group of people with common interests. If possible, try to find something in person, such as a book club or a board game meetup.
It would also be a good idea to look for chances to connect online. If you can’t find anything in person, consider joining online communities like Facebook groups, Reddit forums, or support groups.
Last but not least, it’s important to get comfortable with feeling lonely on your path out of loneliness. Wherever you’re along that road, I hope my suggestions can help you.
Jordan
55．What can we learn about Harry’s social life
A．He refuses to join in group activities. B．He has friends but still feels lonely.
C．He feels actually happy to stay alone. D．He never connects with his friends.
56．What does Jordan think about feeling lonely in a crowd
A．It often happens to people without friends. B．It is a rare feeling that needs special help.
C．It is a common problem that can be solved. D．It appears only when people feel unhappy.
57．To get deeper emotional support, Harry may ________.
A．make plans for later meetings B．join online communities only
C．spend time with trusted people D．give no support to loved ones
58．Which of the following best shows Jordan’s attitude towards Harry’s problem
A．Supportive. B．Unclear. C．Doubtful. D．Worried.
六、补全对话
根据以下访谈，从所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，每个选项限用一次。
Host: Today, we have Lisa Green here. Welcome, Lisa!
Lisa: Hello! Thanks for having me.
Host: You’ve been working on a project about teenagers’ screen time. 59
Lisa: Because I noticed many teens, including me, spend too much time on phones and computers, and I wanted to find healthy ways to manage it.
Host: 60
Lisa: At first, my parents were worried it would take too much of my time and influence my studies.
Host: 61
Lisa: I made a detailed plan, showing them how I’d balance the project and my schoolwork. They saw I was responsible (有责任心的) and then agreed.
Host: 62
Lisa: Yes and no. It’s hard to get some teens to cut down screen time, but seeing others make changes gives me a lot of confidence.
Host: 63
Lisa: Well, we should set reasonable screen time limits and find more offline hobbies, like sports or reading.
Host: Great advice! Thank you, Lisa!
Lisa: You’re welcome.
A．Why did you start this project
B．What made your parents agree at last
C．Do you find it difficult to carry out the project
D．Did your parents support your project at the beginning
E．Could you share some advice for teens about screen time
七、选词填空
根据短文内容，从下列方框中选择适当的单词或短语填空，使短文内容完整正确。
national, worries, are angry with, Perhaps, valuable
Here are two letters between Mary and Diana. Please read and complete them.
Dear Diana,
My grades are not very good, and my parents 64 me. I told them that I worked hard at school. The problem is, I am just not good at schoolwork. But they think I spend too much time playing basketball when I should be studying. It is true that I play a lot of basketball because I think basketball is something 65 . I am in the school team and proud of that. I want to be in the 66 team someday. My uncle has offered to help me train, but how can I get my parents to agree
Mary
Dear Mary,
You should also work very hard at school. If your grades are better at the end of this term, your parents will have no 67 . Then you can ask your uncle to talk to them. 68 your parents will listen to him.
Diana
八、短文填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给单词的正确形式填空。
People believe that almost all children are born clever kids. The problem is how to stay clever as they are growing older. Being careless and 69 (patient) will not only be bad for learning, but also for their future life.
A famous 70 (science) once said that a troubled heart is a distracted (注意力分散的) mind. If problems are always on his mind, it’s hard to focus. Some students think their parents are strict 71 them and can’t get on well with them. Some students always keep worries to 72 (they), and this drives them even 73 (mad). Others don’t know how to deal with their problems. Feeling helpless, they have no choice but 74 (give) up.
My cousin had the same problems. 75 he knew his parents and teachers cared, he didn’t know how to talk about his problems. He bought a book on how to achieve a balance between study and play. He found its advice was worth 76 (follow). For example, the book advises that when studying, full attention should 77 (pay) to the lessons. It also points out the importance of growing up in a well-rounded way.
Since then, everything 78 (change) for my cousin. We hope more and more students like my cousin will find their path to growth.
九、书面表达
79．青少年在成长过程中会遇到各种问题，为此《21世纪英文报》开设了Teens Talk专栏，倾听读者的心声，并由“少年之友”Sigmund Friend予以回复。假设你是李华，最近也遇上了些烦心事，请给该专栏发一封英文邮件，讲述你的烦恼并寻求建议。
注意事项：
（1）邮件内容须自拟，要求语句通顺、意思连贯、符合题意；
（2）词数在100左右，邮件开头与结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
（3）邮件中不得使用真实的个人姓名或学校名称。
Dear Mr. Friend,
I’m writing to you about the problem I’m facing at the moment.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
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《2026年九年级英语上册新译林版Unit 2 Teenage problems单元学情测试题》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 A C B C B C B A B B
题号 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 25
答案 C C C B A A D A B C
题号 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
答案 A D B D A A C B A C
题号 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
答案 B B D A D B C B A B
题号 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
答案 A D B C D D A C B B
题号 56 57 58
答案 C C A
1．A
2．C
3．B
4．C
5．B
6．C
7．B
8．A 9．B 10．B
11．C 12．C
13．C 14．B 15．A
16．enough 17．teachers 18．schoolwork 19．write 20．three/3
21．A
22．D
23．A
24．B
25．C
26．A
27．D
28．B
29．D
30．A
31．A
32．C
33．B
34．A
35．C
36．B
37．B
38．D
39．A
40．D
41．B 42．C 43．B 44．A 45．B 46．A 47．D 48．B 49．C 50．D
51．D 52．A 53．C 54．B
55．B 56．C 57．C 58．A
59．A 60．D 61．B 62．C 63．E
64．are angry with 65．valuable 66．national 67．worries 68．perhaps
69．impatient 70．scientist 71．with 72．themselves 73．madder 74．to give 75．Although/Though 76．following 77．be paid 78．has changed
79．例文：
Dear Mr. Friend,
I’m writing to you about the problem I’m facing at the moment.
These days I’m not happy. I always argue with my parents. They only care about my schoolwork. The summer holiday is coming. They plan to choose lots of after-school classes for me. But I don’t want to take these classes and don’t want to be so busy. I’m interested in painting. I just want to take painting lessons during the holiday. They disagree with me. I don’t know what to do. And how can I improve the relationship with my parents Can you give me some advice
I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
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