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云南省昆明市云大附中一二一校区学年九年级上学期第一次月考英语试题
云南省昆明市云大附中(一二一校区)2020-2021学年九年级上学期第一次月考英语试题
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一、单选题
1.—________listeningtoEnglishtapes?
—Thatsoundsgreat.Ithinkitisagoodwaytoimproveyourlisteningskills.
A.WouldyoulikeB.WhynotC.CouldyoupleaseD.Howabout
2.—Thecamerais________expensive________Ican’taffordit.
—Maybeyoucouldfindapart-timejob.
A.so;asB.so;thatC.such;thatD.too;to
3.—Ittakesus70minutestogotoPuzheheifromKunming.
—Yes,that’strue.Becausethe________oftrainshasincreasedalot.
A.speedB.priceC.spaceD.service
4.—WouldyoumindpassingmetheEnglishbook,Mike?
—________?
Ididn’tcatchyou.
A.WhatB.ReallyC.ExcuseD.Pardon
5.—IhopeIwillwinthechemistrycompetitiontomorrow.
—________
A.WhatapityB.Congratulations!
C.Goodlucktoyou!
D.Idon’tthinkso.
6.—Timegoesquickly,we’llgraduatefromYUSSnextyear.
—Yes,tohelpusgetbettergradesthisterm,ourteacherswarnus________somanycomputergames,andtheyalsosuggest________moreexercises.
A.nottoplay;todo
B.don’tplay;todo
C.don’tplay;doing
D.nottoplay;doing
7.—Mr.Lin________getuplate.Butnowhe________gettingupearly.
—Soheisstrongerthanhewas.
A.usedto;isusedtoB.usedto;usedto
C.wasusedto;isusedtoD.wasusedto;usedto
8.—WhereisMariogoingthisweekend?
—I’mafraidhehasn’tdecided________yet.
A.wherewillheB.wherehewillgo
C.wherehewentD.wheredidhego
9.Parentsalwaysenjoyanyprogresstheirchildrenhavemadeandwillbe________them.
A.angrywithB.interestedinC.proudofD.worriedabout
10.—Doesmyquestionsound______enough?
—Idon'tthinkso.Youcanaskmore______byusing“could”insteadof“can”.
A.polite;politelyB.politely;politeC.politely;politelyD.polite;polite
11.Theprogramhashelpedoutthousandsofhomelesschildrensincethegovernment________it
A.startsB.hadstartedC.willstartD.started
12.Icanstillrememberhim________hehaschangedalot.Forexample,helikedplayinggamesbutnowhelikesstudying.
A.becauseB.untilC.unlessD.eventhough
13.—Whathappenedtohim?
—Hewas________atfirst,butsoonheopenedupandtoldusabouthisterribleexperiences
A.simpleB.emptyC.naturalD.silent
14.—Shallwegotothelibrarywithmeafterschool?
—That’sgreat.Iquiteseeeyetoeyewithyou.
A.seeyoureyesB.agreewithyouC.seemyeyesD.seeeyeswithyou
15.—Doyouwanttocomeinforsometea?
—No.I’mrunninglate.Ireallyneedtohittheroad.
A.beattheroadB.goontheroadC.gofastD.runontheroad
二、完型填空
ThistimeisjustbeforeWorldWarI(1914-1918).Albert,afarmer’ssoninEngland,hasahorsenamedJoey.AlbertlovesJoeyverymuchandspendsmuchtime16him.HecallsJoeytocome17makingthecallofanowl(猫头鹰).
AlberttrainsJoeytoploughastonyfieldforplantingturnips(白萝卜).Butarainstorm18theturnipfield.Topayforthedamage,withouttellinghisson,Albert’sfathersellsJoeytotheBritish19asWorldWarIbreaksout.
AlbertfindsoutandwantstojointhearmywithJoey,butheis20youngtogo.Fromthenon,Joeyispassedfromone21toanother:
aBritishofficer,aGermanhospitalsoldierandayoungFrenchgirl.
Finally,JoeyistakenbytheGermanarmyandmadetopullheavyartillery(大炮).Itisanexhaustingtask22killshorsesquickly.
YearspassandAlbertjoinsthearmy.Hesurvivesthewarbuthiseyeareinjured.Heoftenmadetheowlcall,23onedayhecanmeetJoeyagain.
WillJoeybeabletosurvivehishardserviceintheGermanarmy?
WillAlbertbeabletofindhislong-lostfriend?
24bywatchingtheHollywoodmovieWarHorse(战马),whichwillopeninChinesecinemasonFebruary28.Basedonanaward-winningBritishchildren’snovel,the2011movieisthe25workbyfamousAmericandirectorStevenSpielberg.
16.A.totrainB.trainsC.trainD.training
17.A.withB.onC.byD.to
18.A.fallsB.happensC.breaksD.destroys
19.A.armyB.governmentC.peopleD.guards
20.A.soB.veryC.tooD.much
21.A.soldierB.officerC.playerD.rider
22.A.whoB.thatC.whomD.inwhich
23.A.knowingB.thinkingC.hopingD.waiting
24.A.TofindoutB.TofindC.FindD.Findout
25.A.latestB.nearestC.dearestD.hardest
三、阅读判断
Littlestream(小溪)randownfromahighmountainthroughmanyvillagesandforests.Thenitreached adesert.“Iwentthroughsomanydifficulties.Ishouldhavenoproblemcrossing
thedesert,”she thought.Asshestarted,shefoundherselfslowlyvanishing(消失)intothesand.Aftermanytries,shestillfailed.“MaybeIcan’treachtheocean,”shesaidsadlytoherself.
Atthistime,adeepvoicesaid,“Ifwindcancrossthedesert,socanariver.”Itwasthevoiceofthe desert.Butthelittlestreamanswered,“That’sbecausethewindcanfly,butIcannot.”
“That’s becauseyoucan’tgiveupwhatyouare.Letyourselfevaporate(蒸发)intothewindanditcan takeyouacrossme,”saidthedesert.“GiveupwhatIamnow?
No!
No!
”Thelittlestreamcouldnotacceptthisidea.“Thewindcancarrythevapor(蒸汽)acrossthedesertandletitleaveas rain. Therainwillformariveragain,”saidthedesert.“Andwhetheryou’reariverorvapor,yournatureneverchanges.”Afterhearingthis,thelittlestreamwentintotheopenarmsofthewind.Itcarriedhertothenextstageofherlife.
The courseofourlivesisliketheexperienceofthelittlestream.Ifyouwanttogothroughdifficultiesinyourlifetoheadforsuccess,youshouldalsochangethewayyouare.
26.Thelittlestreamplannedtoreachthedesert.
27.Thelittlestreamwasconfidentaboutherselfbeforeshecrossedthedesert.
28.Atfirst,thelittlestreamdidn’tacceptthedesert’sadvicebecauseshewasn’tabletochangehernature.
29.Thelittlestreamfinallycrossedthedesertbyevaporatingintothebreeze.
30.Thestorymainlytellsusifwewanttosucceed,weshouldfollowothers’advice.
四、阅读单选
Wanttobeahero?
BettertakeatriptotheGreatWall.Asthesayinggoes:
youarenotaherountilyouhaveclimbedtheGreatWall.
AndrecentresearchshowstheGreatWallisevengreaterthanpeoplethought.Itisknownforitssizeandlength,traditionallydescribedas“alongwallof10,000li(5,000km)”.ButChina’sStateAdministrationofculturalheritagemadeareportsayingthewallactuallyis21,196.18kmlong.
Althoughyou’renota“hero”yet,you’llhaveseentheGreatWallonpostcardsandTVdocumentaries.TheNationalGeographicsaidthatthisgreatwork“isoneoftheworld’sgreatfeats(壮举)ofengineeringandanenduringmonument(不朽的丰碑)tothestrengthofanancientcivilization”.
BuildingtheGreatWallinancienttimesrequiredyearsofhardwork.LegendhasitthatawomannamedMengJiangnuoftheQinDynastywentalongwaytotheGreatWallinsearchofherhusband,whowasoneoftheworkerscalleduptobuildthewall.Shefinallyfoundhimdeadbecauseofhardwork.Shestartedtocry,andsuddenlyasectionoftheGreatWallfelldown.
Andthere’sanotherpopularlegendabouttheGreatWall—itissaidtobethe“only”man-madestructurethatcanbeseenfromspace.But,thetruthisthatwhileastronautscanspottheGreatWall,theycanalsoseeotherthingsliketheGizapyramidsinEgyptandevenairportrunways.
31.TheresearchshowstheGreatWallisgreaterthanpeoplethoughtbecause________.
A.itisalongwallof10,000li
B.itiswell-knownforitslonghistory
C.itismuchlongerthanpeopleknew
D.itismucholderthanpeoplefirstthought
32.WhatdoesthewriterwanttoexplainbytellingthelegendofMengJiangnu?
A.WhyasectionoftheGreatWallfelldown.
B.TheGreatWallwasbuiltthankstomanypeople’shardwork.
C.MengJiangnuwasagreatwomaninChinesehistory.
D.TheGreatWallwasbuiltintheQinDynasty.
33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“civilization”meaninChinese?
A.启发B.城市C.市民D.文明
34.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?
A.TherearelegendsabouttheGreatWall.
B.It’ssaidthattheGreatWallcanbeseenfromspace.
C.TheGreatWallistheonlyman-madestructureintheworld.
D.TheGreatWallisgreatbecauseastronautcanseeitfromspace.
35.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.HistoryoftheGreatWall
B.TheGreatWall’sroleinChina
C.TheGreatWallisgrowinggreater
D.LegendsoftheGreatWallarenotalltrue
Whenitcomestoshoppingforclothes,mymotherandIhavealwaysdisagreedonwhatfitsmewell.Tome,ifitzips,itfits.Mymom,however,usuallytellsmeIneedabiggersize.
WhenIwasateenager,Iwantedtodresslikemyfriends,butmybodysizemadeitimpossible.Whenmomtoldmesomethingdidn’tsuitme,orIneededabiggersize,allIheardwasthatmybodywaswrong.
Toavoidarguments,westoppedgoingshoppingtogether.ThiscontinueduntilIgotengaged(订婚)lastyearandneededtobuysomeclothes.WhenItriedonablouse,mymotherlookedatme,andIknewwhatwascoming.“Youneedabiggersize,”shesaid.
Therewasnobiggersize.Itriedtoholdbackmytears(眼泪).MaybeIcouldbuyitalone,ofcourse,butmymomismyfavoritepersontohangoutwith.Theideaoflookingforaweddingdresswithoutherseemedjustasscaryastakingherwithme.
Andsothedaycame.AsItriedonasimplewhitedress,Isawtearsinmymom’seyes.“Youlookbeautiful!
”shetoldme.Nothingcouldhaveshockedmemore.
Thisonedidn’tzipupatthebackandIdidactuallyneedabiggersize,butmymotherdidn’tsaythat.ShejusttoldmehowbeautifulIlooked.Inthatmoment,alltheargumentsinthepastended.Wedidn’tbuyadressthatday.Wedecidedtoseemore.
Afewweekslater,wefoundtheperfectdress.WebothloveditassoonasIputiton.
Andduringthosefewweeks,momandIa