初三年级第二次线上测试英语试题.docx

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初三年级第二次线上测试英语试题

2020年初三年级第二次线上测试

九年级英语试题

考试时间90分钟满分100分

第一部分：

听力部分（15分）

I.Listenandchoosetherightpicture（根据你所听到的内容，选出相应的图片，每小题0.5分.每小题念一遍）

1.__________2.__________3.___________4.___________5.____________6.____________

II.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear（根据你所听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案.每小题0.5分。

每小题念一遍）

7.A.Volleyball.B.skiing.

C.Football.D.Basketball.

8.A.Atahotel.B.Ataclothesshop.

C.Inapark.D.Inanoffice.

9.A.Bycar.B.BybusC.BybikeD.Onfoot.

10.A.OnceamonthB.Fourtimesamonth.

C.Onceaweek.D.Twiceaweek.

11.A.Becausehisbikedoesn’twork

B.Becausehebrokehisbike.

C.Becausehisalarmclockdoesn’twork

D.Becausehedoesn’thaveaclock.

12.A.7yuanB.14yuanC.21yuanD.16yuan.

13.A.Sheisagoodteacher.

B.Sheteacheschemistryaswell.

C.Sheisnotgoodatteaching.

D.Theboyhasnoidea.

14.A.80.B.100.C.98.D.88

III.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse（判断下列句子是否符合你听到的内容，符合的用“A”表述，不符合的用“B”表示。

每小题0.5分。

念两遍。

）

（）15.Fromthesurvey,89%ofyoungdriverssendandreceivetextmessageswhiledriving.

（）16.Inthesurvey,about500youngdriverssentandreceivedtextmessageswhiledriving.

（）17.Thesurveytoldusthatagreatnumberofaccidentswerecausedbysendingandreceivingmessageswhiledriving.

（）18.WashingD.C.hasalawtopreventaccidentscausedbysendingandreceivingtextmessageswhiledriving.

（）19.Accordingtothesurvey,adultsseldomsendandreceivetextmessageswhentheyaredriving.

（）20.ManystatesofAmericahavethelawaboutsendingandreceivingtextmessages.

VI.Listentothepassageandcompletethefollowingsentences.（听短文，完成下列句子，每空格限填一词.每小题1分。

念两遍）

21.Beingmore_____topeoplecanmakeyouapopularperson.

22.Kindnessbringshappinesstoboth______andourselves.

23.Second,helpstrangers.Itisagoodbeginningtohelpthosewhohavetrouble_______stairs.

24.Third,writethank-younotes,makeget-well______andsaygoodbye.

25.Lastbutnotleast,staybackafterapartyandhelpthe______clearup.

第二部分笔试部分（85分）

I.词汇（15分）

i）从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出可以替换划线部分的最佳选项。

（共8题，每小题1分）

（）26.Theboyfeltoutofplaceamongallthesesuccessfulpeople.

A.satisfiedB.gladC.uneasy

（）27.Theactordoesn’twanttolethisaudiencedown.

A.disappointB.put…downC.take...down

（）28.Itoldhimthathewassupposedtobethereontime.

A.shouldB.wasthoughtC.believed

（）29.---What’swrongwiththelittleboy?

–Itseemsthathehasafever.

A.seesB.looksatC.appears

（）30.Thepoormanhasdied,I’mafraid.

A.haspassedoutB.haspassedawayC.hasfainted

（）31.Therehasbeenlittleraininthisareaforseveralmonthsanditleadstodrought.

B.goeswithB.causesC.theresult

（）32.--HersingingcareertookoffafterherTVappearance.--Howgreat!

A.becamesuccessfulB.flewawayC.wasremoved

（）33.Thisgentlemanlikestokilltimedoingnothingveryuseful.

A.lookaroundB.sitaroundC.takearound

ii）.根据句子意思，从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出最恰当的词句语完成句子。

（共7题，每小题1分）

（）34.--Bobrantotheothersideofthestreetto____________meetinghisclassmates.

--Hedidn’tgetalongwiththem

A.comeB.avoidC.keep

（）35.--AlbertEinsteinwasoneofthegreat________inhistory.–Hesurelywas.

A.brainsB.mindsC.think

（）36.---Tomdidn’tgototheparty,right?

.

---_________,thoughhedidn’tfeelwell.

A.Yes,hedid.BYes,hedidn’t.C.No,hedid.

（）37.--Howarethey?

-–They_________livinginthevillage.

A.usedtoB.havefuntoC.areusedto

（）38.--Don’t’laugh.__________.

--Oh.Iamsorry.

A.Ipraiseit.B.Imeanit.C.Ireviewit.

（）39.--Thereisgrowing_________aboutviolenceontelevision.

-–Nowonderpeopleworry.

A.concernBtradeC.accuse.

（）40.______meansinortoaforeigncountry.

A.AboardB.AbroadC.Adventure

II．完形填空（共15分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。

（共10题，每小题1.5分）

I’dheardthatthereisacoolantique（古董）storeinNewJerseywhichsellsoldanduncommonthingsfrompastgenerations.Anditisn’t41,either!

Severaldaysago,IwenttoNewJersey.IvisitedOldMillAntiques.Itisinaquietsuburbanareawithanoldforestallaroundit.Thestorereallymakesyou42likeyou’relivinginthe1950s.

AssoonasI43thedoor,Iwassurprisedtofindwhatwasthere.ThisstoreislikeaminimuseumofAmericanhistory.Itis44withlargewoodenclocks,jewelry（珠宝）,cartoonstatues,dog-earedbooksandfancyhats.

“Oh,records!

”Ishouted45whenseeingtwofullboxesofoldrecordsandaphonograph（留声机）.Ihaveonlyseenphonographmachinesinmovies,46inreallife!

Iwentthroughthoserecordsonebyone,andsawfamiliar47suchastheBeatles,theRollingStones,DavidBowieandMichaelJackson...Somerecordswerecompletely48,whileotherswereused.

Oneoftheclerkstoldmethatthepricesoftheantiquesinthestoreareallquitedifferent49thedifferentqualities.Takethewoodenclocksforexample:

someofthemarepricedashighas$500,whilesomesimilarones50only$50.

Atlast,IboughtarecordbytheBeatlesfor$7.IwonderifIshouldcomeagainsomedayandbuyaphonograph.

41.A.expensiveB.cheapC.attractive

42.A.soundB.smellC.feel

43.A.lockedB.openedC.touched

44.A.fullB.coveredC.filled

45.A.happilyB.angrilyC.peacefully

46.A.onceB.neverC.often

47.A.songsB.bandsC.names

48.A.brokenB.coolC.new

49.A.insteadofB.becauseofC.ratherthan

50.A.payB.takeC.cost

III．阅读理解（共30分）

阅读下面五篇短文，从下面每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

（共20小题，每小题1.5分）

A

PeopleinWesterncountriesareeatinglessmeatthesedays,whetherfortheirhealthorbecausetheywanttoprotectanimals.Butnowtheyhaveanotherreason.

Eatinglessmeatcanhelptopreventclimatechange,accordingtoarecentstudypublishedinNature.

Raisinglivestock（家畜）isbadfortheenvironment.Whenanimalslikecowsdigest（消化）food,theirstomachsmakegreenhousegases,whichareamajorcauseofglobalwarming.Seventeenpercentofgreenhousegasemissions（排放）comefromlivestockfarming,TheNewYorkTimesreported.

Inaddition,toraisetheselivestock,peoplehavetocutdownforestsandturnthemintofarms.Forestsplayakeyroleinfightingglobalwarmingbecausetheyabsorbgreenhousegases.

Eatinglessmeataccordingtocertainguidelinescouldcutglobalfood-relatedemissionsbynearlyathirdby2050,thestudyfound.Keepingavegetariandietinthelongtermcouldbringdownemissionsby63percent.

Buteatinglessmeatwon’tbeeasy.Accordingtothestudy,peopleinWesterncountrieswillneedtoeat90percentlessmeatthantheydonowinordertohaveanimpact（影响）onourclimate.Scientistsarenowtryingtofindnewfoodstoreplacemeat.

Somesaythatinsectscouldhelp.A2013UNreportsaidthateatinginsectsishealthierandbetterfortheenvironment.Theyproduce75percentlessgreenhousegasesthanlivestock.

Someexpertsarecreatinglab-grownmeat.Theymakemeatinalabusinglivestockcells（细胞）.InMarch,UScompanyJUSTsaidpeopleintheUSmightbeabletobuyitslab-grownmeatbytheendofthisyear

51.Howmuchlessmeatshouldpeopleeattoinfluencetheclimate?

A.63percent.B.70percent.

C.75percent.D.90percent.

52.Eatinglessmeatcanhelpprotecttheenvironmentbecause_____.

A.therewillbemoreanimal-relatedwaste

B.lesslivestockmeanslessgreenhousegasemissions

C.animalsareanimportantpartoftheenvironment

D.peoplewillplantmoretreesaroundtheirhouses

53.Accordingtothestory,eatinglessmeatcanhelpus_____.

a.stayhealthyb.reducewastec.protectanimalsd.slowdownclimatechange

A.a;b;cB.b;c;dC.a;b;dD.a;c;d

54.Whatisthemainideaofthestory?

A.WhyWesternerseatlessmeatthesedays.

B.Whatpeoplewilleatinthefuture.

C.Howeatinglessmeatinfluencestheenvironment.

D.Whatthemajorcauseofglobalwarmingis.

B

It’soneofthegreatestsitcoms（情景喜剧）evermade,lovedbymillionsoffansallovertheworld.

Infact,eversinceFriendsendedits10-yearrunin2004,theworldhasbeendyingforareunion.Butnow,itmaybethetime.TheHollywoodReporterreportedthatthesixcastmembersandtheshow’screatorswerenowintalkstoreuniteonHBOMaxlastmonth.

Thenewsgeneratedexcitement.“It’sbeennearly25years...butthefascination（魅力）anduniversalappeal（吸引力）ofthehitTVserieslivesonwithfansofallages,”PetervanRoden,aUSEmmy-awardwinningproducer,toldEntertainmentWeekly.

Butwhyhasashowwith10yearsofepisodesbecomeoneofthemostre-watchedTVprogramsever?

WritingatCSMonitor,criticCathaleenChensaidFriendswasspecialforits“lightheartedpleasantries（轻松愉快）”.

Intheshow,thesixcharactersspendmostoftheirfreetimeinthenowiconic（标志性的）CentralPerkcoffeeshop.Insteadofzany（搞笑的）storylines,thecharactersoftenmakeuslaughthroughtheirnaturalconversation.Withsixdifferentpersonalities,it’snaturalthattherewillbefightsandarguments,buttheyusuallyreuniteandhelpeachother.

Indeed,manyviewerslovetheshowforitsrelaxingnature.“Friendswasnothingmorethanaveryfunny,anxiety-freesitcom,”Salon’sWillaPaskinwroteonthe20thanniversaryoftheshowin2014.“Thepurepleasure-givingsitcomhasneverbeenararething.”

It’saboutmorethanjustpleasure,t