陕西省宝鸡市岐山县学年九年级上学期期末英语试题.docx

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陕西省宝鸡市岐山县学年九年级上学期期末英语试题

陕西省宝鸡市岐山县2020-2021学年九年级上学期期末英语试题

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___________姓名：

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___________考号：

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一、完型填空

I’mMichael.IliveinPolandandPolishismynativelanguage（母语）,1IcanspeakEnglishverywell.NowIwanttosharemyexperiencewith2.

IstartedtolearnEnglish3listeningtoEnglishsongswhenIwassix.Mydadencouragedme4toTheBeatles.InthebeginningI5understandnothingofwhattheyweresinging.ThenIgotabookwiththewordsofallthesongs.Iread6bookagainandagain.Ilearnedmostofthesongsbyheart.Isangthemtomydad.Still,Ihaddifficultyin7themeaningofthesongs.LearningEnglishwelltounderstandTheBeatlesbecameoneofmy8.

WhenIwas13yearsold,Istartedreadingsciencefictionbooks.IreadtheminPolishatfirst.Thebookswerealltranslated（翻译）fromEnglish.IhopedIcouldreadthebooksinEnglish.IfeltthatthebooksinEnglishwouldbeeven9.IdecidedtoreadthebooksinEnglish.Thisdecisionguidedmeformanyyears.

Today,IhavebecomegoodatEnglishandIcanunderstandmanyEnglishsongsandEnglishbooks.English10mesomuchsatisfactionandpleasure.Ialsofinditsousefulinmyjob.

1．A．butB．ifC．whenD．because

2．A．theyB．theirC．youD．your

3．A．atB．byC．inD．on

4．A．listenB．listenedC．listeningD．tolisten

5．A．couldn’tB．couldC．mustD．mustn’t

6．A．/B．theC．anD．a

7．A．understandingB．understandC．describeD．describing

8．A．secretB．secretsC．dreamD．dreams

9．A．interestingB．interestedC．moreinterestingD．themostinteresting

10．A．gaveB．wasgivenC．hasgivenD．willgive

Oneday,JackieandTonydecidedtovisitoneoftheiroldfriendsMichael.Michaelhaddedicated（奉献）hislifetopraying（祈祷）and11others.Now,hewasgettingoldandsick.12JackieandTonyreached,theyaskedMichaelabouthislife.Jackieasked,“Michael,canyou13uswhatyouhavelearnedovertheyears?

”

“Yes.Timeandtide（岁月）waitfornoman,”repliedMichael.“So,weshouldnever14time.Weshoulddosomethingmeaningful.”

Tonysaid,“You’vebeenprayingtoGodforlong.Whatdoyouprayfor?

”

Michaelsmiledandreplied,“InthebeginningwhenIwasyoung,IprayedtoGodtogivemethestrengthtochangetheworld.But15,IrealizedthatIcouldnevermakeit.Then,IstartedtopraytoGodtogivemethestrengthtochangepeoplearoundme.”

“Your16hascometrueasweknowthatyou’vehelpedalotofpeople,”saidJackie.

Michaelshookhisheadandsaid,“Well,I’vehelpedmany,butI’ve17changedthem.Infact,it’s18formetochangeothers.Youknowwhat?

Onecanchange,butonlyifheorshewantsto.Nowatthisage,Ifinally19whatIshouldhavebeenprayingforfromthestart.”

“Whatisit?

”askedJackieandTonyinsurprise.

“Theabilityto20myself,”repliedMichaelwithasmile.

11．A．teachingB．challengingC．helpingD．waking

12．A．IfB．AfterC．BeforeD．Although

13．A．sharewithB．dependonC．shouttoD．comparewith

14．A．saveB．spendC．findD．waste

15．A．slowlyB．probablyC．actuallyD．certainly

16．A．habitB．adviceC．wishD．opinion

17．A．alwaysB．oftenC．sometimesD．never

18．A．easyB．importantC．necessaryD．impossible

19．A．forgetB．realizeC．repeatD．choose

20．A．acceptB．changeC．punishD．trust

二、阅读判断

EachyearAmericansintheUnitedStatescelebrateThanksgivingonthefourthThursdayofNovember.Herearesomecommontraditions.

Travel:

OneofthebestthingsaboutThanksgivingisspendingtimewithfamily.Mostpeoplelivingfarfromhomewilltravelalongwaytobewiththeirfamily.Thanksgivingisoneofthebusiesttraveldaysoftheyear!

Feast（盛宴）:

TraditionalfoodsarealargepartofThanksgivingcelebrations.Theyincludeturkey,sauces,gravy,sweetpotatoes,cornbreadandsoon.Manypeopleservepiefordessertattheendofthemeal.

Wishbone:

Breakingtheturkey’swishboneispartoftheircelebration.Twopeopleeachtakeoneendofthewishbone,makeawish,andpull.Whoeverendsupwiththelargerpartofthebonegetstheirwish!

TheTurkeyPardon（“特赦火鸡”大典）:

ItisaninterestingwhiteHousetradition.EachyearbeforeThanksgiving,thePresidentoftheUSwillletaliveturkeyfree,allowingittoliveouttherestofitslifeonafarm.

HelpingOthers:

Somegenerous（慷慨的）peopleliketohelpthepooratThanksgiving.Somevolunteertoservefoodtothehomeless.

21．MostpeoplewillgettogetherwiththeirfamilyatThanksgiving.

22．“TheWishbone”isaprogramthatpeoplelikewatchingatThanksgiving.

23．ThePresidentoftheUSwillshareturkeywithothersonthefarm.

24．SomepeoplewouldliketohelpthepooratThanksgiving.

25．ThepassagemainlytellsushowAmericanpeoplecelebrateThanksgiving.

三、阅读单选

Askingfordirectionsisthefirstthingweneedtodowhenwegettoadifferentcountry.Knowinghowtoaskforhelpcanmakeourlifemucheasier!

Herearesometipsforyou.

Usegreetingsandpoliteexpressions:

Startingtheconversationwithafriendlygreetingisamust.Ifyouwanttogetagreatanswer,beginbysaying“hello”first.Andfinishwitha“thankyou”and“haveaniceday”.

Examples:

Excuseme,couldyouhelpme?

/Hello!

MayIaskforsomehelp?

/IneedtogettotheCNtower.

Buildyourvocabulary:

Youshouldknowthebasicvocabularythatcanbeusedwhengettingdirections.TrytorememberplaceslikeHighPark,QueenStreet,andwordsliketrafficlights,bank,block,etc.

Examples:

It’sabouttwoblocksawayfromhere./Goalongthestreetuntilyoureachthetrafficlights.

Learnthemostcommonlyusedprepositionsandadverbs:

Someimportantprepositionstorememberarebetween,nextto,andstraightahead.Andtheadverbsnears,nearer,andnearestareveryusefulwhenyouneedtofindsomewherefast.

Examples:

Thezooisstraightahead./It’sbetweenabankandapostoffice.

Trytoknowsomeimportantlandmarks:

Everycityintheworldhasitsownlandmarks.Youcancutdownonsearchtimeifyouknowwhattheimportantlandmarksare.

Examples:

ItisnexttotheCNTower!

GopasttheAquariumandthenturnleft.

26．Whomaybemostinterestedinthereading?

A．LisafromFrance,whoislearningChineseculture.

B．Mr.GreenfromBritain,whoisteachingEnglish.

C．YuanHaifromChina,whoistakingatripinEngland.

D．MissSmithfromAmerica,whoishavingameetinginNewYork.

27．________isthemostimportantwhenyouaskfordirections.

A．KnowingwhereyouareB．Askingtherightperson

C．MakingyourselfunderstoodD．Greetingthepersonpolitely

28．Usingtheword“nearest”canhelpyou____________.

A．misswrongplacesB．findtheplacequickly

C．findabetterplaceD．learnaboutmoreplaces

Onceuponatime,therewasafairwithdifferentshopsintown.Amongthosewasasmallshopsetupbyayoungman.

Theshopwasfilledwithcolorfuljewelryandotherthingsmadeofglass.Oneofthepiecescaughtajeweler’seye.Itwasshiningsobrightlythatthejewelerthoughtitwasapreciousdiamond（珍贵的钻石）.Heaskedtheshopowner,”What’sthepriceofthispiece?

”

“20dollars,”repliedtheowner.

Thejewelerwantedtosavesomemoney,sohesaid,“Icangiveyouonly15dollarsforit.”

Theshopownerrefused.

Thereweren’tmanypeoplearoundtheshop,sothejewelerthoughttohimself,“IfIcomebacklater,theshopownermaychangehismind.”Afterhangingaboutforawhile,hereturnedtotheshop,onlytofindthepiecemissing.Heaskedtheshopowner,“WhereisthepieceIaskedforamomentago?

”

Theshopownerreplied,“Isolditfor20dollars.”

Thejewelergotangryandsaid,”Whatafool（傻瓜）youare!

Itwasnotaglasspiecebutapreciousdiamond.”

Theshopownerreplied,“I’mnotafoolbutyouare!

Youknewthatpiecewasprecious,butyoutriedtobuyitfor15dollarsandleft.”

29．Thechangeofthejeweler’sfeelingcanbedescribedas______________.

A．angry→happy→regretfulB．happy→angry→regretful

C．angry→regretful→happyD．happy→regretful→angry

30．Whatlessoncanwelearnafterreadingthestory?

A．Actionspeakslouderthanwords.B．Trytosaveasmuchmoneyaswecan.

C．Thinktwicebeforemakingdecisions.D．Don’tlosemuchbytryingtosavealittle.

四、完成句子

完成句子。

31．当你遇到狗时，不要突然跑起来，否则它可能会追赶你。

Whenyoumeetadog,don’trunsuddenly,oritmay______________you.

32．出门前别忘记切断水源。

Don’tforgetto_____________________thewatersupplybeforegoingout.

33．了解一些餐桌礼仪是非常必要的。

It’snecessarytoknowsome_____________________________.

34．尽管你很忙，但请尽力保持房间整洁。

Thoughyouareverybusy,butplease__________________tokeeptheroomtidy.

35．起初，没有人看好这个计划。

__________________________________,nobodythoughttheplanwasgood.

五、用单词的正确形式完成短文

用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文完整正确。

（每个单词限用一次。

每空只填一个单词。

）

leadyourselfsearchcollectaskgoodfindpleaselistenersexact

Oneday,aspeakerwasgivingaspeechabouthappiness.Hewantedtodrawthe36．attention,sohecreatedagroupactivity.Allofthelistenerswereaskedtotakepartinit.

Hegaveeachlisteneraballoon.Eachonewasaskedtowritehisorhernameontheballoon.Then,alloftheballoonswere37．andputinanotherroom.

Thespeakerthen38．thegrouptotheroomfullofballoon.Hetoldeachpersontofindtheballoonthathadhisorhernamewithinfiveminutes.Everyonewasbusy39．forhisorhername.Theypushedeachotheraroundandbumpedintoeachother.Fiveminutespassed,butnoonecould40．hisorherownballoon.

Afterseeingthis,thespeakeraskedeachpersontotakeanyballoonandtrytofindthepersonwhosenamewaswrittenonit.Everyonestarted41．eachotherfortheirnames.Theyallhadtheirownballoonswithinjusttwominutes.

“Thisis42．whathappensinourlife,”thespeakersaid.“Theballoonsarelikethehappinesswelookfor.Everyoneisbusylookingfortheirownhappiness,notcaringwhathappenstoothers.Butsom