译林牛津版六校联谊届九年级上学期英语期中质量检测卷A卷Word文件下载.docx
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C.My
（2）
A.is
B.knows
C.have（有）
（3）
A.My
C.His
（4）
A.too
B.also
C.either
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A.be
B.am
C.are
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A.of
B.on
C.with
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A.read
B.look
C.see
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A.small
B.long
C.big
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A.by
B.in
C.on
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A.like
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二、阅读理解（共15小题；
每小题2分，共计30分）（共4题；
共30分）
2.（6分）
Asweknow,MeizhouIslandisafamousplaceofinterestinPutian.MypenpalfromAustralia,Sam,wouldliketovisititverymuch.Heiscominghereforaholidaynextweek.Heisplanningtostayhereforsevendays.HehasnevercometoPutianbefore,soheneedstoknowsomethingaboutit.Theweatheristhemostimportantthingthathewouldliketoknow.Hewantstoknowwhatheshouldgetreadyforthetripandwhatkindsofclotheshehastotakewithhim.Hereistheseven-dayweatherreportforPutian.
（1）HowlongwillSamstayinPutian?
A.Twodays.
B.Fivedays.
C.Aweek.
D.Amonth
（2）WhatinformationdoesSammostwanttoknow?
A.ThefoodinPutian.
B.ThehistoryofPutian.
C.ThetrafficinPutian.
D.TheweatherinPutian.
（3）WhatwilltheweatherbelikeonJuly5th?
A.Sunny
B.Cloudy.
C.Windy
D.Rainy
（4）OnJuly3rd,thehightemperatureis
.
A.26℃
B.28℃
C.32℃
D.36℃
（5）WhatdoyouthinkSamshouldwearwhenhestaysinPutian?
A.
B.
C.
D.
3.（8分）
JeffGreencannotlookafter（照看）histhings.Look,thisishisroom.Hedoesn'
tputhisthingsaway（收好）everyday.Lookathisdesk.Manythingsareonit.Theyarenotebooks,CDs,videotapes,pens,pencils.Hedoesn'
tputhispensandpencilsinhispencilcase.Look,someofhissportscollectionsareonthedeskandchairs.
It’seighto'
clockinthemorning,andJeffisinbed.It'
sSunday.Hedoesn’tgotoschool.Oh,what’sunderthebed?
Afootball.Helikesplayingfootball.Hecannotplayvolleyballwell.Hisbackpackisunderthebed.Whyishisbackpackunderthebed?
Wedon'
tknow.What'
sthatunderthesofa?
Itisoneofhissocks.Whereistheother（另外的）one?
Sorry,wecannotseeit.Jeffneedstoaskhisparentstofindit,Ithink.
（1）WhereisJeff'
sbackpack?
A.Itisonhisdesk.
B.Itisunderhisschoolthings.
C.Itisunderhisbed.
D.It'
sonthesofa.
（2）WhatsportdoesJefflike?
A.Football.
B.Basketball.
C.Volleyball
D.Baseball.
（3）WhereareJeff'
ssocks?
A.Theyareonhissofa.
B.Theyareunderhisbed.
C.Oneofhissocksisunderthesofa,butwecannotseetheotherone.
D.Theyareunderthedesk.
（4）Whattimeisitnow?
A.It'
s8am.
B.It'
s8pm.
C.It'
stimeforbed.
stimeforbreakfast.
（5）DoesJeffputhisthingsawayeveryday?
A.No,hedoesn'
t.
B.Yes,hedoes.
C.Sorry,Idon'
tknow.
D.Heputshisschoolthingsaway.
4.（8分）
Lookintothemirrorandwhatdoyousee?
Youseeyourself.Butwhenyoumove.youdoeverythingbackward（相反地）inthemirror!
Ifyouwaveyourlefthand,yourrighthandwavesinthemirror.Ifyouwinkyourrighteye,yourlefteye,yourlefteyewinks（眨）.Trytoreadapageinthemirror.Thewordswillbebackwards.
Whatisreallyhappening?
Youdonotseethroughtheglassofamirrorasyoudothroughawindow.Theglassofamirrorhasasilvercoatingontheback.Thelightfromthesunorabulbbounces（弹回）offyou,goesintothemirror,andbouncesstraightbackouttoyouagain.
Mirrorshavebeenusedforthousandsofyears.Theearliestwereroundpiecesofshinymetal.Glassmirrorscamelate.Theancientsthoughtthatamirrorwasmagic.Theydidnotunderstandhowitworked.Theythoughttheysawtheirspiritsinamirrorandbreakingamirrorbroughtbadluck.
Todaymirrorshavemanyuses.Forexample,theycanmakeroomslookbiggerandprettier.Theyalsoshowusifourhairiscombed（梳理）wellandourfacesareclean.Oncars,busesandtrucks,mirrorshelpdriversseetrafficbehindthem.Mirrorsarealsousedintelescopes（望远镜）andsearchlights（探照灯）.
Funhousesusemirrors.Theymakepeoplelookfunny.SomemirrorsarecurvedtomakepeopleseemshortandroundortallandtinTheymakepeoplelaughatthemselves.
（1）Ifyouwaveyourrighthand,youcanseeyour
Inthemirror.
A.lefthanddown
B.lefthandwave
C.righthandwave
D.righthandup
（2）Mirrors
.
A.appearedalongtimeago
B.weremadeofglassatfirst
C.madeofmetalarepopulartoday
D.hadmanyusesinancienttimes
（3）Mirrorsweremagicinthepastbecause
A.peoplethoughttheycouldseetheirspiritsinmirrors
B.theywereusedinmagicshows
C.heycouldmakepeoplechangetheirheightsandweights
D.theycouldmakepeoplelaugh
（4）Whatdoestheword“curved”meaninChinese?
A.雕刻
B.油漆
C.扭转
D.弯曲
5.（8分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项。
Whenananimalhelpsanotheranimal，itusuallygetssomethingvaluableinreturn.Foralongtime，manyscientiststhoughtthatonlypeoplecouldactgenerouslyjustbecauseitfeelsgood.
However，anewstudyinGermanysuggeststhatchimpanzees（ananimallikealargemonkeywithoutatail）alsodogoodthingsfornorealreason.Andsodochildrenwhoareasyoungas18monthsofage.Maybeitisbecausehumansandchimpanzeesshareanancestorabout6millionyearsago.
Peopleandchimpanzeesappeartodevelopsuchfeatureswithoutanyothertraining，saysWarneken，ascientistinGermany.
WarnekenandhispartnersworkedonadultchimpanzeesthatliveonanislandintheAfricancountryofUganda.Theyalsoworkedwith18-month-oldchildreninGermany.Theresearchersperformedthreeexperimentsontheadultchimpanzeesandtwoexperimentsonthekids.Inthefirstanimalexperiment，apersontriedtoreachhisarmintoacagetogetastick，buthecouldn'
treachit.Achimpanzeewasinthecage，anditcouldreachthestickifitwantedto.
Thirty-sixchimpanzeestookpartinthisexperimentonebyone，andnochimpanzeesawwhattheotherchimpanzeeshaddone.Eventhoughtheanimalshadn’tmetthepersonbefore，theyusuallytookthestickandgaveittotheperson.What'
smore，theydidthiswhetherornotthepersonofferedthembananasasareward.
Inasimilarexperiment，36childrenactedinasimilarway.Theyhelpedthepersonreachthestick，whetherornottheywereofferedtoysfortheirhelp.
Researchersdidotherexperimentsonchimpanzeesandbabies.Norewardswereofferedineitherexperiment.Andstill，boththechimpanzeesandchildrenwentoutoftheirwaytohelp.Still，thenewstudyisdifferentfromearlierfindings.Researchershavefoundthatchimpanzeesdon'
tgiverewardsoffoodtootherchimpanzees，evenifitcoststhemnothingtobegenerous.
（1）AnewstudyinGermanysuggeststhat.
A.peoplealsoshareinformationforgoodreason
B.childrenknowsomethingattheageof18months
C.chimpanzeesdogoodthingsfornorealreason,too
D.humansshoulddeveloptheirabilities6millionyearsago
（2）Warnekenandhispartnersworkedwith______.
A.youngchimpanzeethatliveonanisland
B.18-month-oldchildrenwholiveinGermany
C.kidswhoarelivingwithadultchimpanzees
D.adultchimpanzeesthatliveontheAfricanmountain
（3）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage？
A.Theanimalshadn’tmetthepersonbeforetheexperiments
B.Nochimpanzeesawwhattheotherchimpanzeeshaddone
C.Chimpanzeegavethepersonthestickinordertogetareward
D.Thirty-sixchimpanzeesjoinedinthisexperimentonebyone
（4）Inasimilarexperiment，thirty-sixchildrenhelpedthepersonreachthestick______.
A.iftheywereofferedtoysfortheirwork
B.whentheywereaskedtogivethemahand
C.aftertheywereorderedtoactinasimilarway
D.whethertheyweregiventoysfortheirhelpornot
（5）Fromthepassageweknowthat.
A.childrenismoregenerousthanchimpanzeesinsomeways
B.chimpanzeeswillrewardgoodfoodtootherchimpanzees
C.bothchimpanzeesandchildrencanfindtheirwaytohelpothers
D.bothchimpanzeesandchildrencandothedifficultexperiments
三、任务型阅读（共5小题；
每小题2分，共计10分）（共1题；
共10分）
6.（10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
选项中有两项为多余选项。
Andwhydowehavethem?
Scientistsarelearningtofindthereasons,buttheystillknowverylittleaboutwhywedream.
Modernresearchcantellussomeimportantfactsaboutdreams.Forexample,wehavemostofourdreamsduringREMsleep.Atthistime，thebrainisveryactive.Anotherfactisthateveryonedreams-evenifwecannotrememberdoingsowhenwe'
reawaken.What'
smore,anunusualpartofourbrainhasbeenfound.Thispartsometimesputsourthoughtsandmemoriestogetherinstrangewayswhenwe'
reasleep.
Somescientistsbelievethatourdreamsareassociatedwithlifeexperiencesandthingsinthedreamshavetheirownmeanings.Forexample,
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