学年陕西省西安市高新第一中学九年级上学期期末英语试题.docx

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学年陕西省西安市高新第一中学九年级上学期期末英语试题

2021-2022学年陕西省西安市高新第一中学九年级上学期

期末英语试题

一、单项选择

1.IlikethemusicthatIcansingalong________whileLilylikesthemusicthatshecandance_______.

A.to;withB.to;toC.with;withD.with;to

2.Lastweek,IwatchedagoodmovienamedBetterdays.It________movesmealot________teachesmetobebrave.

A.so;thatB.neither;norC.too;toD.notonly;butalso

3.一Idon'tthinkteenagersshould________mobilephonedatschool.

—________.Theyreallyhaveabadinfluenceonourstudy.

A.beallowedtouse;IagreewithyouB.beallowedtouse;Notatall

C.allowusing;NoproblemD.allowusing;It'smypleasure

4.Lucytakes________exerciseeverydayandsheisalwaysfullof________.

A.many;courageB.alotof;energyC.much;changeD.alot;knowledge

5.一Bill,youhavereceivedsomanygifts.Wow,________gift!

What'sinthebox?

—I'mnotsure.It________beapairofcoolsunglasses.

A.other;canB.theother;mustC.another;mayD.others;should

6.Intheheavyrain,theydidmanythingsto________therain________destroyingtheirhouses.

Afill;withB.connect;withC.prevent;fromD.cover;with

7.—Tom,isthere________intoday'snewspaper?

—Yes,thereis.

A.anythinginterestingB.interestingsomething

C.somethinginterestingD.interestinganything

8.—Hemingway'snovelsarewonderful.Theyareworth________.

一That'sforsure.It'ssaidthatallhisnovels________inthebookstorelastweek.

A.reading;weresoldoutB.reading;aresoldout

C.toread;weresoldoutD.toread;aresoldout

9.InChina,Sanyaisthemostbeautifulcity________Ihavebeento.Manyinternationalmeetings________thereeveryyear.

A.which;wereheldB.that;areheldC.who;holdD.what;held

10.Ihavesometicketsforthevolleyballmatch.Iwonder________.

A.whendidyoubuytheticketsB.whyyoulikedtogothere

C.whodoyouwatchthematchD.ifyou'dliketogowithme

二、完形填空

A

Theworldweliveinisbecominga"village".Everyday,thousandsofpeoplegoto___11___countries.Theyaregoingsightseeing,studying,workingordoingvolunteerjobs.Perhapsinthe___12___future,youwillalsobeoneofthesepeople.

Livinginaforeigncountryis___13___.Youcanseebeautifulscenery,tastemanykindsoffoodandmeetpeoplefromotherbackgrounds.Mostimportantlyofall,youcanliveanewlifestyleandmaybeeven___14___apartofthelocalculture.

Yourthoughtschange.YoumightfindFrenchpeoplearenot___15___"romantic".Besides,youcanfind___16___don'teatMcDonald'sallthetime.Andyou___17___illnessifyouarebittenbyamosquito（蚊子）inAfrica.Also,cultureshockmighthityou.Not___18___thinkslikeyouordoesthingsthewayyoudo.Theirteadoesn'ttastelikeyours.Theydon'ttalkexcitedlyinrestaurants.Itisnotbetteror___19___.Itisjustnotthesame.Whatyoucandoistoopenupyourmind,takeinthedifferencesandrespectthem.

It'sbetter____20____opentonewexperiences.That'swhywegotonewplaces.

11.A.differenceB.differentC.differentlyD.differences

12.A.nearB.nearlyC.farD.farther

13.A.excitedB.excitementC.excitingD.excitedly

14.A.becomingB.becameC.becomeD.becomes

15.A.alwaysB.seldomC.hardlyeverD.never

16.A.AmericaB.AmericanC.Americans'D.Americans

17.A.didn'tgetB.haven'tgottenC.won'tgetD.aren'tgetting

18.A.anybodyB.everybodyC.somebodyD.nobody

19.A.badB.badlyC.worseD.worst

20.A.tobeB.beingC.isD.are

B

Oneday,Igotintoacaraccidentthatwasclearlynotmyfault.Theotherdriverwas___21___talkingonthephonesothathewentrightthrougharedlightand___22___mycar.Apolicemanarrivedandstartedaskingquestions.Iexplainedthatmy___23___atthetimeoftheaccidentwasabout55km/h.

"Soyouweregoingabout50km/h?

heasked.

"No,IsaidIwasdoingabout55km/h."Isaid.

"Right,soyouweredrivingataspeedofabout50km/h?

"heaskedagain.

Iwasalittle___24___becauseIfeltlikehewasn'tlisteningtomecarefully.SoIshouted,"No!

Iwasdoingabout55km/h."

"OK,ifthat'sthewayyou___25___it."theofficersimplyreplied.

Ididn'trealizeitatthetime,butlaterIfoundthatIwastheonewhowasn'tpayingattention.Thecity'sspeedlimit（限制）is50km/h,___26___Ionlygotpaidbymyinsurancecompany（保险公司）.However,theotherdriver'sinsurancecompany___27___paymebecauseofmyspeed.

Thetrafficofficerhadbeen___28___tohelpmeout.Hedidn'tmentionthe5km/h,becauseheknewabouttheinsurancerules.

Ikepttellingthe___29___.Itwasmychoice,butIcouldhaveatleastsaidthankstohiminsteadofactingso____30____.Afterall,hehadbeenmakinganefforttohelpmeallalong.

21.A.blindB.tiredC.busyD.full

22A.hitB.missC.runD.beat

23A.timeB.speedC.weightD.age

24.A.angryB.happyC.excitedD.hungry

25.A.sticktoB.comeoutC.putoutD.turnout

26.A.becauseB.butC.althoughD.so

27.A.won'tB.mustn'tC.didn'tD.mightnot

28.A.practicingB.tryingC.forgettingD.choosing

29.A.lieB.storyC.truthD.joke

30.A.rudelyB.politelyC.sadlyD.peacefully

三、阅读理解

A

Weallneedtoeat,drinkandwearclothes.Whatdoweknowabouttheproductswebuy?

ManypeopleinBritainwanttoknowmoreabouttheproductstheybuy.Theywanttoknowhowpeople,animalsandourplanetaretreatedwhenfood,drinksandclothesareproduced.

Fairtrade

TheFairtradeFoundation（公平交易基金会）isbasedintheUKandhelpsfarmersandworkersinpoorerpartsoftheworldearnmoremoney.Theorganizationaskscompaniesthatgrowproductssuchascoffeeorbananastoprovidetheirworkerswithagoodworkingenvironmentandpaythemwell.Companiesthatfollowtheserequirementscanselltheirproductswiththe"Fairtrade"mark.

Freerange（自由放牧）

Onfree-rangefarms,animalsspendtheirtimeoutsideinsteadofbeinginside24hoursaday.Meat,eggsordairyproducts,suchasmilkorcheese,canbefreerange.Expertssaythatthistypeoffarmingisbetterbecauseitislesscruelandtheanimalsarehealthier.Peoplealsothinkthatfreerangefoodtastesbetterandismuchhealthier.

Clothing

Someclothingcompaniesemploy（雇佣）childrenandhaveunsafeworkingenvironmentintheirfactories.Inthisway,theycanreducethecost.Inthepast,peoplefocusedmoreontheniceclothes.Butpeoplenowadaysarebecomingmoreinterestedinwheretheirclothesaremade,whomtheyaremadeby,andinwhatenvironmenttheyaremade.Mostproducershaveinformationabouttheirworkersandtheirworkingenvironmentontheirwebsites.Shopperscanmakemorechoiceaboutwhattheybuy.

31.TheFairtradeFoundationisbasedintheUS.

32.TheFairtradeFoundationprotectspeoplewhobuyproducts.

33.Peoplethinkthatfreerangefoodisbetterforus.

34.Someclothingcompaniesemploychildreninordertohelpthepoorkids.

35.Atpresent,peoplepaymoreattentiontowheretheirclothesaremade,whomtheyaremadeby,andinwhatenvironmenttheyaremade.

B

In1988,aseriousearthquakehappenedinAmerica,killingabout25,000peopleinlessthanfourminutes.Afatherrushedtohisson'sschoolanddiscoveredthatthebuildingwasdestroyedbadly.

Butherememberedthepromisehehadmadetohisson:

"Nomatterwhat,I'llalwaysbethereforyou!

"Tearsbegantofillhiseyes.Herushedtotheplacewherehisson'sclassroomhadbeenandstarteddigging.Otherparentstriedtostophim.Toeachparentheasked,"Areyougoingtohelpme?

"Andthenhewentbacktohisdigging,stonebystone.Afirefightershowedupandtriedtopullhimaway.Thepolicecameaswell.Toeach,heasked,"Areyougoingtohelpme?

"

Hedugfor38hours.Afterhepulledbackalargestone,heheardsomesounds.Hecalledhisson'snameloudly:

"Armand!

"Andthenheheardhisson'sanswer:

"Dad?

It'sme,Dad!

Itoldtheotherkidsnottoworry.Itoldthemthatyouwouldcometosaveus.""What’sgoingonthere?

"thefatherasked."Thereare14kidsliving,Dad."hissonanswered."Comeout,son."thefathersaid."Lettheotherkidsoutfirst"Armandsaid,"Iknowyou'llgetme!

Nomatterwhat,Iknowyou'llalwaysbethereforme!

"

36.Afterarrivingattheschool,thefatherfoundthat______.

A.25,000peopledied

B.thebuildingwasdestroyedbadly

C.allofthestudentshadleftthebuilding

D.hissonwascryingsomewhere

37.Thefathermightfeel______whenheheardhisson'svoice.

A.excitedB.calmC.sadD.Worried

38.Whydidthesonwanttheotherkidstogetoutfirst?

A.Becausetherewasalargestoneonhisbody.

B.Becausemanyofthekidsdidn'thaveparents.

C.Becausehebelievedthathisfatherwouldstillbethereforhim.

D.Becausehepromisedtheothersthattheycouldgetoutfirst.

C

A10-year-oldgirlwasonthewayhomeafterschool.Suddenly,anobjectfellonherhead.Itwasthrownfromabuildingbyan8-year-oldboy.Soundslikeastory,doesn'tit?

Sadly,thisactuallyhappenedinNanjinginJune.Thegirtwassenttothehospital.

SimilarthingshavehappenedinotherpartsinChina.Suchheartbreakingcasesraisedpublicattentiontotheriskofinjurybyfallingobjects.Lawyersandexpertsareexpectingtoseemorespecificlawstodealwithsuchcases.Underthelaw,peopleshouldpaythevictimsforthemedicalcareiftheyhurtotherswithfallingobjects.Butinmanycases,it'shardtofindoutwhoisresponsible.Thismakesthesituationmoredifficultbecauseallofthosewholiveinthebuildingcouldberesponsible.

Manypeoplehaveturnedtovideocamerasasawaytosolvetheproblem.SomeareasinNanjinghaveusedcamerastorecordobjectsfallingfromhighbuildings.Butthecamer