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江苏省江阴市周庄中学九年级阶段性测试英语试题
江苏省江阴市周庄中学2019届九年级3月阶段性测试英语试题
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一、单选题
1.—greatfunitistobewithher!
—That’strue.Sheisafriendlypersonwithagreatsenseofhumour.
A.WhatB.WhataC.HowD.Howa
2.—Look,thekidislookinghismother’sshoulderatthedancingbirdsagain.
—Em,that’swhatchildrenlooklike.
A.overB.beyondC.towardsD.through
3.Alexdoesn’twrite,infact,writingishisbreadandcheese.
A.forfreeB.forfunC.asusualD.aswell
4.TheForeignMinistersaid,“isourhopethatthetwosideswillworktowardspeace.”
A.ThereB.ThisC.ThatD.It
5.Pleasekeepthehotcupawayfromthechildren.Ithurtthem.
A.needB.mayC.mustD.should
6.Thestoryitselfwascertainlyapopularone,butthereisnodoubtthatitwaspure.
A.inventionB.instructionC.introductionD.information
7.Assoonasyouthisdrink,youwillneverforgetit.Youmayfinditdifferentfromanyotherdrinkyouhaveevertried.
A.seeB.smellC.tasteD.feel
8.Shedevotedherselftoherresearchanditmadeherveryfamousinherfield.
A.stronglyB.exactlyC.speciallyD.completely
9.Lifeisajourneywithtrouble,butwithcareandwisdomyoucan_______anyproblemyouface.
A.putoutB.handoutC.findoutD.workout
10.—HowdoyougetonwiththeEnglishnovel?
—I'venoidea.Ionlyhalfofit,andI’lltrytofinishitattheweekend.
A.readB.amreadingC.havereadD.willread
11.Mylittlebrotherworkshardandinsistsonnotgoingtobedhehasfinishedhishomework.
A.ifB.untilC.afterD.when
12.—Excuseme,howlongwillittakemetogettothepostoffice?
—Well,itdependson.
A.howyouwillgothereB.ifyoucangotherealittleearlier
C.whereyouwillgoD.whenyouwillgothere
13.—It’ssaidthatChrisachievedhighgradesintheexam.
—That’snosurprise.Heis,youknow.
A.adarkhorseB.agreenhandC.awetblanketD.anearlybird
14.—Henry,doremembertobringthedictionaryIlentyoutomorrowmorning.
—I’vealmostforgotten,but.
A.nowayB.noproblemC.notreallyD.notexactly
二、完型填空
Whenwewentouttodinner,Inoticedayoungmaninawheelchair,who,Ithought,hadmusculardystrophy(肌肉萎缩症).Asadisabledpersonlikehim,hisbrainmightbegreatbutphysicallyhecouldnotdo15.Ihadachatwithhimandlearntmy16wasright.Hetoldmethatnormalthingslikeansweringthephoneoropeningthedoorweredifficultforhim.
Soonourdinnerwas17,andIkeptmyeyesonhimwhenIwaseating.Aswewereleaving,Inoticedhimlookingthroughhiswallet.Wewenttohimandlearnedthathecouldn'tfindhiscard!
Hesaidthatherememberedputtingitintothewalletbeforeleavinghome.Thismancouldnotevenmovehishandseasily.SoIaskedforhisapproval(批准)tohelphimlookforhiscard,andhe18me.Atthesametime,myson,Stewart,wentofftoseeifsomeonehad19acard.AftersearchingcarefullyIdidn’tfindthecard.However,Ifound20oneinhisbag.Meanwhile,Ifoundhehadalotofvaluablesinhisbag.
AfterpayingforhisdinnerwiththecardIfoundinhisbag,hedecidedtoleave.Worryingabouthissafety,weofferedtosendhimhome,21hewascarryingsomanyvaluablethingswithhim.However,he22thathecouldgohomebyhimself.Sowegaveupandhopedthathecouldgethome23.
Therearemanydisabledpeopleintheworldandwecan’t24thedifficultytheyhaveintheireverydaylife.IwassoluckytobehealthyandIhopedweallcouldtryourbesttohelpthem.
15.A.manyB.muchC.fewD.little
16.A.guessB.ideaC.thoughtD.feeling
17.A.attendedB.servedC.preparedD.finished
18.A.treatedB.guidedC.trustedD.excused
19.A.lookedupB.pickedupC.putupD.takenup
20.A.thisB.thatC.otherD.another
21.A.butB.orC.becauseD.so
22.A.doubtedB.insistedC.realizedD.promised
23.A.luckilyB.finallyC.safelyD.early
24.A.acceptB.compareC.supposeD.imagine
三、阅读单选
MyFavoriteSweater
ByBonnieHighsmithTaylor
Myfavoritesweatergrewtoosmall.
Ilovethatsweaterbestofall.
MygrandmamadeitwhenIwasthree.
Shemadethatsweaterjustforme.
Ipickedtheyarn(纱线),aspecialblue.
Thecolorofbluebells(风铃花).
WhenIwasthreeIwasverysmall.
ButnowI’mfiveandmuchtootall.
Ihaveanewjacketnowthat’sgreen.
SoIgavemysweatertoourcatQueen.
Queenjustgavebirthtokittensinherroom.
Myfavoritesweaterisnowtheirbed.
MyFavoriteSweater
ByBonnieHighsmithTaylor
Myfavoritesweatergrewtoosmall.
Ilovethatsweaterbestofall.
MygrandmamadeitwhenIwasthree.
Shemadethatsweaterjustforme.
Ipickedtheyarn(纱线),aspecialblue.
Thecolorofbluebells(风铃花).
WhenIwasthreeIwasverysmall.
ButnowI’mfiveandmuchtootall.
Ihaveanewjacketnowthat’sgreen.
SoIgavemysweatertoourcatQueen.
Queenjustgavebirthtokittensinherroom.
Myfavoritesweaterisnowtheirbed.
25.Whomadethesweater?
A.MissTaylor.B.Thegrandma.C.TheKittens.D.ThecatQueen.
26.Inthepoem“small”ryhmeswith“tall”.Whichofthefollowingrhymewitheachother?
A.Blueandbluebells.B.Allandthree.
C.GreenandQueen.D.Roomandbed.
27.Theunderlinedword“kittens”inthispoemmostprobablymeans_________.
A.akindoffoodB.babycatsC.akindofdrinkD.bedsforbabies
Thesecuteseabirdshavewings,buttheycannotfly.Theywearablackorblue-greyovercoat,andtheyhaveawhitebelly,apairofshortlegs,andtwowingsthatserveasflippers(脚蹼).Thereare18typesofthem.Wemustlookattheirheadsandneckstotellonetypefromanother.Somehaveapairoflong,yelloweyebrows,somehavearockstarhairstyle,somehavelemon-yellowandorangemarkingsontheircheeks(脸颊),andsomejusthavenospecialmarkingsatall.Whentheseseabirdswalkonland,theylookclumsy(笨拙的).Yet,whentheydiveintothewater,theybecomeexcellentswimmers!
Mostofthemliveinplacescoveredbysnowandiceyear-roundintheSouthernHemisphere,butsomearefoundinwarmerareasneartheequator(赤道).Whatarethey?
Thesecuteseabirdsarepenguins!
Kingpenguinsandemperorpenguinsarethetwolargesttypesofpenguins.Kingpenguinscanreachaheightof38inches,andemperorpenguinscanbe48inchestall.ThesmallestpenguinisthelittlebluepenguinfromAustraliaandNewZealand—whenitstandsstraight,itisjustabout16inchestall.Bigpenguinshavesomeadvantagesovertheirsmallerrelatives—bigpenguinscanstaywarmeasiersotheycanliveinacolderclimate;bigpenguinscandivedeeperandstayunderwaterlongersotheycancatchfoodfarbelowthewatersurface.
28.Howcanwetellonetypeofpenguinfromanother?
A.Bylookingattheirlegsandwings.B.Bylookingattheirheadsandnecks.
C.Bylookingattheirflippersandcheeks.D.Bylookingattheireyebrowsandhairstyles.
29.WhichofthefollowingsentencesaboutpenguinsisTRUE?
A.Therearesixteentypesofpenguins.B.Yellowpenguinsarethesmallestpenguins.
C.Theycanonlybefoundincoldplaces.D.Theylookclumsybuttheyaregoodswimmers.
30.Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?
A.Ittellsustheheightoftwotypesofpenguins.
B.Ittellsusthesizeandadvantagesofbigpenguins.
C.Ittellsusthelivingareasofthesmallestpenguins.
D.Ittellsusthelivingconditionsoftwotypesofpenguins.
Doyouknowthewordkiasu?
Ifnot,thenbekiasuandgoogleit.You’llgetmorethanamillionhitsandlearnthat,usuallyassociated(联系)withSingaporeans,itmeans“tobeafraidoflosingout”.You’llcomeacrosswordssuchaskiasuparents,kiasucompaniesandevenkiasuapps.
Just40yearsago,thewordfirstspreadamongmenintheSingaporearmy.Butbeforelong,ithadenteredeverydaySingaporeEnglish.
Thefirstformaluseofkiasuhappenedin1990inagovernmentdocument(公文).SincethenithasoftenbeenseeninSingaporenewspapers.ItspreadtosomeothercountriesinsoutheastAsia,too.In1992,Malaysia’sNewStraitsTimeswroteof“kiasuparentsprovidingtheirchildrenwithmuchmorematerialsthannecessary”.
Tenyearsafteritsfirstuseinprint,thewordwasusedworldwide.Sincearound2000,kiasuhasappearedinBritishnewspapers.TheGuardian,in2001,reportedhow“thispursuitofmaterialwealthandthestrongneedtobeNo.1hascreatedtheSingaporeanwehearsomuchabout---thekiasuSingaporean”,andagainreportedin2004thatSingaporeans’valueshowshowmuchtheyfeeltheneedtostayaheadofeveryoneelseandthattheyhaveawordforit:
kiasu.
ThewordenteredtheUrbanDictionaryin2003andtheOxfordEnglishDictionaryin2007.Inthethesameyear,SingaporeanrestaurantKiasuopenedinLondon.
Theturningpointonkiasu’sroadtothemainstreamcamewithitsbeingusedindocumentsandnewspapers.Whodaredtousekiasuinagovernmentdocument?
Whofirstuseditinanewspaper?
Itwasthesepeoplewhopushedkiasuintothemainstream.
31.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Howtousethewordkiasu.B.Whatthewordkiasumeans.
C.Thehistoryofthewordkiasu.D.Theimportanceofthewordkiasu.
32.Whatmarkedthewideuseofthewordkiasuaroundtheworld?
A.ItsappearanceinBritishpapers.B.Itsuseasthenameofarestaurant.
C.Itsacceptancebyakeydocument.D.ItsdescriptioninSingaporenewspapers.
33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pursuit”inParagraph4mean?
A.theactoflookingforB.theactoflookingout
C.theactofgivingupD.theactofgivingout
He'sanoldcobbler(修鞋匠)withashopintheMarais,ahistoricareainParis.WhenItookhimmyshoes,heatfirsttoldme:
“Ihaven'ttime.Takethemtotheotherfellowonthemainstreet;he'llfixthemforyourightaway.”
ButI'dhadmyeyeonhisshopforalongtime.Justlookingathisbenchloadedwithtools