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2026年九年级英语上册新北师大版Unit2课后实践练习卷
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一、听力选择
1．What does the man think of the actress
A．She is an all-time great actress.
B．She was a good ballet dancer.
C．She will act in a new movie.
2． How did Mike go to school today
A．On foot. B．By bike. C．By bus.
听下面一段对话，回答两个小题。
3．What was Liu Feng doing at seven last night
A．Watching TV. B．Reading a book. C．Reading a newspaper.
4．What prize did Chen Zhongshi get
A．The Lao She Literary Award.
B．The Nobel Prize for Literature.
C．The Mao Dun Literature Prize.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
5．How many times has Sarah been to China
A．Twice. B．Three times. C．Four times.
6．In which month did Sarah go to Hangzhou
A．In June. B．In July. C．In August.
7．How did Sarah go to the park from the hotel
A．By bus. B．By car. C．By subway.
听对话，回答下列各小题。
8．How will the short story be told
A．Without spoken words.
B．Through a video.
C．In three languages.
9．What will be taught after the story
A．Song lyrics. B．Basic and emergency signs. C．The history of fingerspelling.
听下面一段独白，独白后有5个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项，并将答案标在试卷的相应位置。
10．Where was the speaker’s primary school
A．Near home. B．Far from home. C．In another city.
11．How does the speaker go to junior high school now
A．By car with parents. B．By bus with friends. C．By train alone.
12．What is the speaker’s new home like
A．Smaller. B．Much larger. C．Older.
13．How has the speaker changed in studies
A．More confident. B．Less careful. C．More silent.
14．What stays the same in the speaker’s life
A．The feeling of family love and happiness.
B．The way to school.
C．The size of the home.
二、完形填空
A Friend’s Push
Mia had always hated the 800-meter run. Every year, when the middle school PE test rolled around, her chest would feel tight, and her palms would sweat. Last semester, she’d finished last, her legs burning with tiredness as she tripped across the line. She’d heard a few classmates giggle (咯咯笑), and after that, she’d 15 the track field (田径场), as much as possible. “I’m just not a runner,” she’d whisper to herself, staring at her worn sneakers.
One Tuesday afternoon, as she sat on the bleachers (露天座位) watching the track team practice, a voice pulled her out of her thoughts. “Hey, Mia—want to try a warm-up lap with me ” It was Lila, a quiet girl from her math class who was on the school track team and had won first place in the grade’s 800-meter run last month. Mia hesitated (犹豫), her cheeks turning pink. “I ... I’m not good at running,” she admitted softly. Lila sat down next to her grinning (咧嘴笑), gently. “Neither was I, at first. Let’s take it slow. I’ll show you how to 16 in time with your steps.”
For the next three weeks, she met her at school without fail. Lila taught her to do simple stretches to loosen her legs, and she coached her on the key breathing rhythm: “breathe in for three steps, breathe out for three steps.” “I 17 a name for it—‘Step-Sync Breathe’,” Lila said with a smile. “It’s easy to remember, right ” Mia nodded, and as they practiced, she’d murmur the name under her breath to keep her pace steady. At first, Mia could only jog 200 meters before breathing hard, but Lila never 18 her. She’d hand her a water bottle and say, “You made it 50 meters farther than yesterday—great job.” Slowly, her legs grew stronger, and a small spark (火花) of 19 began to grow in her heart. She even started looking forward to their after-school practices, enjoying the way Lila shared her heart when she shared her worries about the test.
On the day of the test, the sky was overcast, and a cool wind blew across the track. Mia stood at the starting line, her heart beating fast. When the whistle blew, she took off, whispering “Step-Sync Breathe” to herself as she focused hard on Lila’s breathing trick. Halfway through, her legs ached badly, and she wanted to stop—but then she heard Lila’s voice, loud and clear: “Come on, Mia! Keep the sync!” Other classmates joined in, 20 her name. With a final push, she crossed the finish line in 3 minutes and 25 seconds—her personal best.
As she bent over, catching her breath, Lila jogged over and they high-fived, grins bright despite the overcast sky. Mia brushed happy tears from her eyes, glancing down at her worn sneakers—scuffed (磨损的) but now a 21 of how far she’d come. As they walked side by side, their steps naturally falling into the “Step-Sync Breathe” rhythm, she felt her chest steady, her legs lighter than ever. She stole a glance at Lila, and in that silent, matching steps, she knew: the strength she’d found wasn’t just from practice—it was from the friend who’d 22 pushed her to try.
15．A．missed B．passed C．avoided D．imagined
16．A．breathe B．pause C．relax D．practice
17．A．designed B．coined C．signed D．recognized
18．A．rushed B．blamed C．doubted D．embarrassed
19．A．interest B．kindness C．curiosity D．confidence
20．A．saying B．repeating C．cheering D．mentioning
21．A．mark B．symbol C．promise D．memory
22．A．gently B．strictly C．hardly D．brightly
三、阅读理解
I soon saw two pirates (海盗) lying on the deck at the back of the ship. One was dead. The other, Israel Hands, was hurt and calling for wine. I went below into the cabins to search. The cabins were broken and dirty. Finally, I found some food, a bottle of wine and some water and went back onto the deck.
I drank the water and gave Hands the wine. As he drank it, the colour returned to his face. “At present, I am controlling this ship, Mr Hands,” I said. “You need to treat me as your captain.”
He looked at me unhappily, but he could do nothing. But Israel Hands foxily watched me with strange eyes. “I imagine,” said Hands, “you, Jim Hawkins, want to get to the bank. But now you need my help. So give me some food and drinks, and something to tie up my wound. Then I’ll tell you how to sail the ship. That’s fair, isn’t it ”
“I want to get to North Inlets,” I said. Israel Hands agreed to give me help, and in three minutes, the Hispaniola was sailing easily along the coast of Treasure Island. I then found a scarf to help Hands tie up the knife wound in his leg. After eating and drinking, he sat up and looked better. Israel Hands was very good at guiding me. Then we turned into the harbour.
I was concentrating (思想集中) hard on bringing in the ship safely and forgot to pay attention to Israel Hands. When I turned around, surprised to see Hands was standing behind me, his knife in hand ready. I jumped away and ran down the deck. It surprised me how quickly he could move with his wounded leg. I quickly climbed up the ropes and prepared both my guns. Hands climbed slowly and painfully after me, his knife in his mouth.
“One more move, Mr Hands,” I said, “and I’ll kill you!” Suddenly, one of his hands went back, and a knife flew through the air. I felt a sharp pain. But both of my guns fired, and fell into the sea together with Israel Hands.
—Selected from Treasure Island
23．Jim found the following things in the cabins EXCEPT ________.
A．some food B．some water C．some medicine D．a bottle of wine
24．What can we infer from the underlined sentence “Israel Hands foxily watched me with strange eyes”
A．Hands felt thankful to Jim in his heart. B．Hands was secretly planning something bad.
C．Hands was drunk after drinking the wine. D．Hands was too hurt to look at Jim directly.
25．What do you think of Israel Hands according to the passage
A．Honest but careless. B．Cruel and dangerous.
C．Helpful and warm-hearted. D．Kind but cruel.
26．What is the correct order of the events
①Jim found Hands on the deck. ②Hands got hurt.
③Hands guided Jim to sail the ship. ④Jim was wounded by a knife.
A．①②③④ B．③①②④ C．④②①③ D．②①③④
For two months White Fang had lived among the men of the camp, and in that time he had learned much. He had learned that the man-animals were masters, that their voices were law, and that their hands were to be feared when they were raised in anger. But he had also learned that one man-animal, the boy who called himself Weedon Scott, was different. This man did not strike him, did not shout at him, and even brought him meat from his own plate.
The other dogs of the camp hated White Fang with a bitter hatred. They were all half-wild curs, bred for fighting, and they saw in the lean, silent wolf-dog a rival who must be driven out or killed. Every day they gathered around him, snarling, snapping, daring him to fight. White Fang stood his ground, his lips drawn back over his white fangs, his eyes blazing with a cold, deadly light. He had fought too many fights in the wild to be cowed by a pack of yapping curs.
One afternoon, as Weedon Scott sat on the ground cleaning his rifle, the big mastiff Skagos, the fiercest dog in the camp, crept up behind him. Skagos had been bribed by the other dogs to attack the boy, to drive the strange wolf-dog away by killing his protector. With a low growl, the great dog sprang, his jaws wide open to fasten on the boy's throat.
White Fang was standing ten feet away, watching. In that instant, all the wild blood of his wolf-ancestors, all the cruel cunning of his mother Kiche, all the hard lessons of the wild, surged through him. He did not think, he did not hesitate. Like a bolt of gray lightning he launched himself across the space between them, his body striking Skagos in mid-leap. The two great beasts rolled over and over on the ground, snapping, tearing, growling. White Fang fought with a ferocity that none of the camp dogs had ever seen. He did not fight to drive his enemy away, but to kill. In less than a minute, he had seized Skagos by the throat and shaken him till his neck broke. The big mastiff lay still, and White Fang stood over him, his chest heaving, his fangs red with blood, looking at the boy who had fed him and been kind to him.
Weedon Scott did not run, did not shout. He only reached out his hand and laid it on White Fang’s head. “Good boy,” he said softly.
From that moment, a new thing came into White Fang’s life. For the first time in all his years, he knew what it meant to be loved. He curled up at the boy's feet that night, and for the first time he slept without one ear open, without listening for the sound of an enemy. He had found his master, and he would serve him, fight for him, die for him, all the days of his life.
27．Why does White Fang attack Skagos with all his strength
A．Skagos has made White Fang angry, trying to get the position of camp leader.
B．Skagos is encouraged by other dogs to attack White Fang’s master Weedon Scott.
C．White Fang wants to kill Skagos to prove he is the strongest dog in the camp.
D．Skagos steals White Fang's food, and the two have long held the dislikes against each other.
28．Which of the following descriptions of Weedon Scott matches the passage
A．He is the only person in the camp brave enough to train White Fang, and often beats him to make him obey orders.
B．Like other people in the camp, he thinks White Fang is a dangerous animal.
C．He shares meat from his own plate with White Fang instead of beating him.
D．He trains White Fang to take part in dog fighting matches, hoping to win prize money.
29．What is the final result of the fight between White Fang and Skagos
A．The two fight to a draw, and Skagos escapes with injuries.
B．White Fang is bitten and injured by Skagos, and is finally saved only after Weedon Scott shoots Skagos.
C．In less than a minute, White Fang bites through Skagos’s throat and kills him.
D．Other camp dogs take advantage of the chaos to attack, and White Fang is beaten to death.
30．How does White Fang feel after the fight ends
A．He hates all humans and plans to find a chance to run away from the camp.
B．For the first time, he experiences what it means to be loved.
C．He thinks he has become the new leader of the camp.
D．He begins to hate Weedon Scott for not stepping forward to help him drive Skagos away in time.
31．What role does the scene described in the passage play in the whole story of White Fang
A．It is a memory of White Fang’s childhood, when he lived with his mother Kiche in the forest.
B．It’s the turning point where White Fang completely lets go of his wild nature and accepts human trust.
C．It is the part where White Fang takes part in his first dog fighting match.
D．It is the final ending of the story, where White Fang finally chooses to return to the wild.
四、补全对话
根据对话内容，从下面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。
A: Hi, Kate! 32
B: Oh, I have read many books, such as Alice in Wonderland, Little Women, Oliver Twist and Tom Sawyer.
A: 33
B: Really Which books have you read yet
A: Very few. 34
B: 35
A: It’s a classic, and it’s about a boy who went out to sea and found an island full of treasures.
B: What do you think of it
A: 36
A．It’s fantastic.
B．What’s it about
C．I don’t like this book.
D．How long have you been there
E．Which books have you read yet
F．I have only read Treasure Island.
G．You have read more books than I have.
五、短文填空
Uncle Tom’s Cabin was a very popular book in the 19th century. It was about a kind slave named Tom. He had a wife and three children, and they lived h 37 on a farm in Kentucky. However, their master had m 38 problems and decided to sell Tom and another slave. Tom’s wife tried to run away with their children, b 39 Tom chose to stay. He knew his master needed the money.
Tom was sold to a plantation in Louisiana. There he met a kind girl called Eva. They became good friends. Tom t 40 Eva stories and Eva read the Bible to him. Sadly, Eva became ill and died. Her father was very sad and decided to set Tom f 41 . But before he could do it, he was killed in a fight.
Then Tom was sold to a cruel man named Simon Legree. Legree was very strict with his slaves. He often b 42 them if they didn’t work hard enough. Tom never gave up his faith (信仰) and always helped other slaves. One day, two slaves ran away. Legree asked Tom to tell him where they were, but Tom r 43 . Legree was so angry that he beat Tom heavily.
In the end, Tom died. The story of Tom touched many people’s h 44 . It made people realize how c 45 slavery was. The book played an important part in ending slavery in the US. It is still r 46 and loved by people all over the world today.
六、任务型阅读
Do you know the popular book The Little Prince This book shows the power of true feelings and self reflection. If you travel far away from home and meet all kinds of strange grown ups, how will you understand the world around you In the book The Little Prince, French writer Antoine de Saint Exupéry tells us the little prince’s special journey.
The book describes the little prince’s experience. Before he left his tiny planet, he had never visited other worlds. His small planet was quiet and lonely. On his planet, there was only one rose. The little prince spent lots of time looking after the rose, but he felt confused about their relationship. As time went by, he hoped to find answers to his puzzles, so he left his home planet and travelled through many other planets. Finally he arrived on the earth and met a pilot in the desert.
Travelling changed his ideas, his understanding of love and his way to see the world. The little prince said, “What is important can only be seen with the heart.” In fact, inner feelings are really meaningful for everyone. It helps people see the truth behind appearances, learn to value the people they love, and realize what truly matters in life. It pushes us to keep a pure heart even when we grow up. We are supposed to keep our inner light and learn to care for others in our daily life.
根据短文内容，回答下列问题。
47．Who wrote the book The Little Prince
48．Where did the little prince live at first
49．Did the little prince have a clear understanding of the rose at the beginning
50．Why did the little prince leave his planet
51．According to the little prince, what can we use to see what is important
七、书面表达
52．根据要求完成短文写作。
阅读，点亮人生。刚结束愉快的暑假，很多同学在假期广泛阅读，开阔视野，提升阅读能力，培养良好的阅读习惯，争做阅读小达人。假如你是李华，请根据下面提示，给你的好朋友Jake写一封邮件，向他推荐你最喜欢的一本书。
推荐书目：Journey to the West, Little Women, Treasure Island, Oliver Twist, Tom Sawyer, Robinson Crusoe, Alice in Wonderland...
要求：
1. 包含所有提示内容，可适当发挥；
2. 语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；
3. 不少于80词。（开头已给出，不计入总词数）
Dear Jake,
Our summer vacation is over. Many of us did a lot of reading during the holiday.
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Yours,
Li Hua
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《2026年九年级英语上册新北师大版Unit2课后实践练习卷》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 A C B C B A C A B A
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 B B A A C A B A D C
题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 B A C B B D B C C B
题号 31
答案 B
1．A
2．C
3．B 4．C
5．B 6．A 7．C
8．A 9．B
10．A 11．B 12．B 13．A 14．A
15．C 16．A 17．B 18．A 19．D 20．C 21．B 22．A
23．C 24．B 25．B 26．D
27．B 28．C 29．C 30．B 31．B
32．E 33．G 34．F 35．B 36．A
37．happily/appily 38．money/oney 39．but/ut 40．told/old 41．free/ree 42．beat/eat 43．refused/efused 44．hearts/earts 45．cruel/ruel 46．read/ead
47．Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. 48．He lived on his tiny planet at first. 49．No, he didn’t. 50．Because he wanted to find answers to his puzzles about the rose. 51．We can use our heart.
52．
范文
Dear Jake,
Our summer vacation is over. Many of us did a lot of reading during the holiday. Now I would like to share my favorite book with you. It is Robinson Crusoe.
I got this book from my parents as a birthday gift. The book is mainly about a brave man named Robinson Crusoe. He was left on a lonely island after his ship went down. However, he didn’t give up hope. Instead, he used his hands to build a house, grow food and even save a man called Friday.
I like this book best because it is not only interesting but also meaningful. It teaches me that we should be brave and never give up when we face difficulties. I hope you will like it.
Yours,
Li Hua
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