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1415牛津九上期中试题二

14-15学年牛津九年级上学期期中试题

Class:

　　Name:

　　Marks：

　　（满分120分）

一、单项选择（每小题1分，满分15分）

（）1.—Whynotbuyanoldcarfirstifyoudon’thaveenoughmoneyforanewone?

—That’sagood　　　.

A.sayingB.question

C.suggestionD.situation

（）2.—Tomisaquicklearner.Butheis　　　attimes.

—That’strue.Heissometimesnotcalmenough.

A.impoliteB.inactive

C.incorrectD.impatient

（）3.Itisdifficultforusto　　　whatlifewaslikeforslaves（奴隶）intheancientworld.

A.imagineB.create

C.doubtD.solve

（）4.Iwasmovedgreatlybythesong.Icould　　　controlmyfeelingsatthemoment.

A.reallyB.hardly

C.nearlyD.clearly

（）5.—Tonyisstillinbed.Hemaymisstheearlybus.

—Lastnighthe　　　latetowatchthefinaloftheWorldCup.

A.stayedupB.putup

C.gotupD.caughtup

（）6.—ThesongWheredidthetimego　　　theolddaysandtheloveoffamily.

—Sure.It’smyfavoritesong.

A.helpsusoutB.remindsusof

C.letsusdownD.cheersusup

（）7.—IamafraidIhavetogiveupChinesechess.Ihavemade　　　inthepastfewweeks.

—You’dbetternot.Ittakestimeandpatience,youknow.

A.littleprogressB.muchprogress

C.fewprogressesD.greatprogresses

（）8.　　　watchingamovieinanIMAXcinemacostsover100yuan,theIMAXcinemasarealwaysfullofaudience.

A.AsB.When

C.AlthoughD.Since

（）9.Whydoyouwantanewjob　　　you’vegotsuchagoodonealready?

A.whetherB.why

C.whenD.how

（）10.—Tim,doyourparentslikefootball?

—　　　mydad　　　mymumlikesit.Theybothprefertennis.

A.Either;orB.Neither;nor

C.Notonly;butalsoD.Both;and

（）11.MrBlack,myprimaryschoolteacher,usedtotellusthatpractice　　　perfect.

A.makeB.wouldmake

C.madeD.makes

（）12.Howtimeflies!

Threeyears　　　sinceI　　　youlasttime.

A.havepassed;meetB.haspassed;met

C.passed;havemetD.haspassed;hasmet

（）13.Cheerupandkeepontrying.Courageisdoing　　　.

A.whatareyouafraidtodo

B.whatyouareafraidtodo

C.howareyouafraidtodo

D.howyou’reafraidtodo

（）14.Rememberthatwheneveryou　　　apresentforsomeone,youshouldthinkaboutitfromthereceiver’spointofview.

A.boughtB.havebought

C.willbuyD.buy

（）15.—Readingisthebestwaytokilltimeonthetrain.

—　　　.Inevergotravellingwithoutabook.

A.Youarejoking　B.That’strue

C.Idon’tthinksoD.Itsoundslikefun

二、完形填空（每小题1分，满分10分）

Anantiswalkingbytheriver.Helooksattheriverandsaystohimself,“16niceandcoolthiswaterlooks!

Imustdrinksomeofit.”Butwhenheisdrinking,he17intotheriver.

“Oh.Help!

Help!

”theantcries.

Adove（鸽子）issitting18thetree.Shehearshimandoffershimaleaf,“19upthatleaf,”shesays,“andyouwillgettothebank（河岸）.”

Theantclimbsupontotheleaf,andthewindblowstheleaftothebank.

“Thankyou,Dove.You’reso20.Youhavesavedmylife,andIwishIcoulddo21foryou.Goodbye!

”theantsaysandrunshome.

“Goodbye!

”saysthedove.“Be22nottofallintotheriveragain.”

Afterafewdays,thedoveisbuildinghernest（巢）.Andamanisraisinghisgun（枪）toshoot23.

Theantseesthis,andruns24tobitetheman’sleg.“Ouch!

Ouch!

”Theman25aterriblepainanddropshisgun.Thedovefliesawayquickly.Sothemanpicksuphisgunandleaves.

Thedovecomestotheantandsays,“Thankyou,mylittlefriend.Youhavesavedmylife.”Thelittleantissoglad,becausehecanhelpthedove.

（）16.A.WhereB.WhatC.WhenD.How

（）17.A.fallsB.drivesC.looksD.runs

（）18.A.onB.inC.withD.down

（）19.A.GetB.ComeC.ClimbD.Put

（）20.A.quickB.kindC.patientD.worried

（）21.A.anythingB.nothingC.everythingD.something

（）22.A.carefulB.happyC.easyD.dangerous

（）23.A.itB.herC.himD.them

（）24.A.slowlyB.offC.fastD.upstairs

（）25.A.feelsB.takesC.causesD.gives

三、阅读理解（每小题2分，满分30分）

A

TheFolkArtShow

Thebestchancetolearnaboutlocalartandculture.

Open:

October20-25

Organizer:

CityMuseum

Address:

110CenturyRoad

Telephone:

72314431

ScantheQRcode（扫描二维码）togetmoreinformationandbooktickets.

TheCityFlowerShow

Open:

October8-17

Price:

￥50foreachadult;￥25foreachchild;freeundertheageof10;20%offforgroupsover10.

Address:

112NewTownRoad,MoonlightCity

Telephone:

53418899

Visitwww.flowersforlife.comformoreinformation.

CampofFolkArt

Wouldyouliketolearnpapercutting,Huangmeioperaortomakepaperflowers?

CometoCampofFolkArt2014attheYouthCenter!

Age:

13to18

Time:

December13-20

Formoreinformation,calltheYouthCenterat（010）1106-2107.

PopMusicWeek

BandsfromhomeandabroadwillgiveperformancesinSunshinePark.LocalbandsandDJsfromlocalradiostationarewaitingtosharemusicwithfans.Goodchanceforyoutomakefriendswithsimilarhobbies.

Price:

￥30—￥50

Time:

9:

00a.m.—9:

00p.m.,December21-27

（）26.ByscanningtheQRcode,youcanget　　　.

A.ane-mailfromCityMuseum

B.moreinformationabouttheFolkArtShow

C.atickettothemuseumforfree

D.agiftfromtheCityMuseum

（）27.Tommyisa9-year-oldboy.HewantstovisittheCityFlowerShowwithhisparents.Howmuchwilltheypay?

A.￥25.B.￥100.

C.￥125.D.￥150.

（）28.IfJanewantstolearntomakepaperflowers,sheshouldgoto　　　.

A.CenturyRoadB.NewTownRoad

C.theYouthCenterD.SunshinePark

（）29.Phillip,20yearsold,isNOTallowedtogoto　　　.

A.theCityFlowerShowB.CampofFolkArt

C.theFolkArtShowD.PopMusicWeek

（）30.　　　lastsforthefewestdays.

A.TheCityFlowerShowB.CampofFolkArt

C.TheFolkArtShowD.PopMusicWeek

B

GoogleandToyotahaveworkedtogethertocreateanewsmartcar.Itcanrunontheroadwithoutadriver.Itdrivesitself.Theself-drivingcarhasn’tbeenonsaletothepublic,sowedon’tknowhowmuchitcosts.Anotherthingmostpeoplewanttoknowiswhetheritwillbesafeenoughtorunontheroad.

Theself-drivingcaruseselectricity（电）asitspower,anditcan’tdriveveryquickly—thetopspeedwouldbe25milesperhour.Itisactuallycontrolledbyacomputersystemonthecar.ThesystemkeepsoncollectinginformationbysomevideocamerasinsidethecarandaLIDARsensor（激光雷达传感器）ontopofit.Acomputerprocessestheinformationanddecideswhattodo.“Theself-drivingcarhasonlybuttons（按钮）forgoandstop,soit’sveryeasytouse,”anengineerofGooglesays.“Andwhat’smore,itwillmakecaraccidentslessandmaketheworldasaferplace.”Theself-drivingcarhasdrivenhundredsofthousandsofmilesinCalifornia,andithasonlygottenintotwoaccidentsbyhumanmistake.

AccordingtoCNN,self-drivingcarswillalsohelptoreducethenumberofcarsinbigcities.“Self-drivingcarswouldbeabletosendyoutotheworkplaceandthenpickupanotherpersoninsteadofstoppinginaparkinglot.”

（）31.Wedon’tknowthepriceoftheself-drivingcarbecause　　　.

A.itisonsaleonlyinAmerica

B.itisn’tmadeforsale

C.peoplecangetitforfree

D.ithasn’tbeenonsaletothepublic

（）32.Theself-drivingcarcancollectinformationusing　　　.

①videocameras②acomputer

③aLIDARsensor④acomputersystem

A.①②B.①③

C.①②③D.①②③④

（）33.AccordingtoCNN,self-drivingcarswill　　　.

A.sendusmorequicklytotheworkplace

B.leadtoheaviertraffic

C.improvetrafficconditioninbigcities

D.carrymorepeoplethananormalcar

（）34.Wecaninferfromthepassagethattheself-drivingcarwould　　　.

A.begoodforourenvironment

B.beverycheap

C.notfollowhumans’order

D.beonsalequickly

（）35.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Thebestcarintheworld

B.Anewself-drivingcar

C.Howaself-drivingcarworks

D.AcarinventedbyanAmericancompany

C

Nexttime,whenyougetstuck（堵塞）behindaslowdriver,lookatthecolourofhiscar.Itwillprobablybegreen.Americanresearchers（研究者）havefoundthatgreencarsarechosenbystubborndriverswhodisliketogetoutofthewayforanybody.Theyalsocomplainaboutthewayothersdrive.

Thestudyalsoshowsthatbrightredcarsareusuallydrivenbyoutgoingpeoplewhohatebeingovertaken（赶超）.And,itissaidthatyellowcarsarealwaysinahurry.Driversofyellowcarswillnotwaitwhentheygetstuck.Theywillturnoff（离开）theroadandtrytofindanotherway.

Blueisthecolourchosenbytherelaxeddrivers.It’shardlypossibleforthemtogetangrywithotherdrivers

andtheywillalmostcertainlystopbeforetheredlight.

Blackwastheonlycolouravailable（可提供的）whencarswerefirstsold.ManypeoplerememberthatHenryFord,theproducerofthefirstcars,oncesaid“Anycolour—solongas（只要）it’sblack”whensomeoneaskedaboutwhatcolourcarhecouldhave.Nowblackhasbecomeapopularcolourinsomecountries.

（）36.Thepassagemainlytalksabout　　　.

A.coloursofcars

B.drivers’favouritecolours

C.carsanddrivers

D.coloursofcarsanddrivers

（）37.Howmanycoloursarementioned（提及）inthepassage?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.

（）38.Theunderlinedword“stubborn”maymean　　　.

A.unwillingtochangeB.unwillingtofail

C.unabletobecarefulD.unabletobebrave

（）39.Whatwillbluecardriversdowhentheygetstuckaccordingtothepassage?

A.Theywillcomplainaboutothers’drivingway.

B.Theywillturnofftheroadandtrytofindanotherway.

C.