译林牛津版届九年级英语阶段二检测B卷.docx

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译林牛津版届九年级英语阶段二检测B卷

译林牛津版2020届九年级英语阶段

（二）检测B卷

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一、完形填空（共2题；共20分）

1.（10分）   IntheUSA，childrenstartschoolwhentheyarefiveyearsold．Insomestatestheymuststayinschool 1 theyaresixteen．Butmoststudentsareseventeenoreighteenyearsoldwhenthey 2，secondaryschools．TherearetwokindsofschoolsintheUSA：

publicschoolsandprivateschools．3 childrengotopublicschools．Theirparentsdonothaveto 4theireducationbecausetheschools 5moneyfromthegovernment．Ifachildgoestoaprivateschool，hisparentshavetogetenoughmoneyforhisschooling．Someparentsstill 6privateschools

thoughtheyaremuchmoreexpensive．

Todayabouthalfofthehighschoolstudents 7inuniversitiesaftertheyfinishsecondaryschools．Astudentatastateuniversitydoesnothavetopayverymuchifhisparents 8 inthatstate．

Manystudents 9whiletheyarestudyingatuniversities．Inthiswaytheygetinto 10 workinghabitsandlivebytheirownhands．

（1）

A.and       

B.though    

C.till     

D.since    

（2）

A.leave    

B.come     

C.study     

D.pass    

（3）

A.Several     

B.Most        

C.Afew     

D.Few    

（4）

A.lookup    

B.payfor    

C.askfor    

D.thinkover    

（5）

A.lend        

B.spend      

C.get    

D.cost    

（6）

A.go    

B.hate    

C.like    

D.mind    

（7）

A.play          

B.miss       

C.change     

D.study    

（8）

A.wasborn    

B.travels    

C.visit    

D.live    

（9）

A.work         

B.studyhard    

C.dosports     

D.readbooks    

（10）

A.good    

B.bad    

C.well    

D.better    

2.（10分）阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。

AGREATbasketballplayerwillretire（退役）thisweek.HisnameisKobeBryant.

Bryant,1fortheLosAngelesLakers,ateamintheNBA.HehasbeenplayingwiththeLakersfor20years.Butnowheisleavingbecauseof2andinjuries（伤）.

“Myheartcantakeit,mymindcanhandle（处理）it,3 mybodyknowsit'stimetosaygoodbye,”he4inhispoem（诗）DearBasketball.

Bryantisoneofthegreatest5inNBA.HehaswonfiveNBAchampionships（冠军）andtwoOlympicgoldmedals.HealsohasscoredthethirdlargestnumberofpointsinNBAhistory,even6thanMichaelJordan.

Bryanthasareallove7basketball.Heoftenstartstopracticeas8 as5am.Everybodyknowshowhardheworks.

SoonBryant9 havesometimetorest.Butnomatter（不管如何）whathedoesnext,hesaidhisloveforbasketballwill10change.

（1）

A.sings    

B.plays    

C.works    

D.dances    

（2）

A.age    

B.height    

C.weight    

D.appearance（外貌）    

（3）

A.and    

B.but    

C.or    

D.though    

（4）

A.read    

B.told    

C.said    

D.wrote    

（5）

A.singers    

B.players    

C.workers    

D.dancers    

（6）

A.more    

B.less    

C.fewer    

D.better    

（7）

A.as    

B.like    

C.for    

D.to    

（8）

A.much    

B.well    

C.fast    

D.early    

（9）

A.should    

B.need    

C.may    

D.must    

（10）

A.never    

B.seldom    

C.sometimes    

D.always    

二、阅读理解（共4题；共36分）

3.（10分）（2017·德州）阅读理解

Teacultureisvariedindifferentcountriesbythewayteaismadeanddrunk，andbytheplacesforteadrinking．Howtomaketeamaybedifferent．Accordingtothewaysofmakingtea，teaisclassified（分类）intowhitetea，greentea，blacktea，etc．Andhowtoprepareteamaybedifferent，too．InTibet，teaiscommonlyboiled（煮）withsaltandbutter（黄油）．Peoplemaydrinkteaathomeorinpublic，forexample，atteahouses．

Aspartofculture，teahasarelationshipwithhistory，health，education，communicationandsoon．Itiscommonlyusedatsocialactivities．Forexample，afternoonteaisaBritishcustom．Familiesorfriendscancommunicatewitheachotherwhilehavingafternoontea．

TeahasremainedawayofdailylifeinChinaanddrinkingteahasalotofadvantages．Itmakespeoplelesstired，clearsheatinthehumanbodyandhelpspeopleloseweight．

Chinesepeoplearegoodatusingteatomakeotherthingsdelicious．Tea，originally（最初）servedasamedicineinancienttimes，isnownotjustakindofdrink，butalsoexcellentseasoning（调味品）．Herearetwodeliciousdishesmadewithtea：

TeaEggs：

YoucanfindthemcookedandsoldinstreetmarketsinalmosteverycityinChina．

DragonWellTeaShrimp（龙井虾仁）：

It'soneofthemostwell﹣knowndishesinHangzhou．

Beforeyoudrinktea，pleasecheckthefollowingtips：

◆Drinkteahot．

◆Thebesttimetodrinkisinbetweenmeals．Itisbadforyourstomachifyoudrinkteajustbeforemeals，duringmealsorsoonaftermeals．

◆Donotdrinktoomuchstrongtea．

（1）Teahasnorelationshipwith    aspartofcultureaccordingtothepassage．

A.history    

B.health    

C.education    

D.sports    

（2）AfternoonteainBritainisa    accordingtothepassage．

A.wayofcommunication    

B.hobby    

C.game    

D.weekendactivity    

（3）InancientChina，teawasoriginallyservedas   accordingtothepassage．

A.amedicine    

B.adrink    

C.seasoning    

D.adish    

（4）Thebesttimetodrinkteais   accordingtothepassage．

A.justbeforemeals    

B.duringmeals    

C.soonaftermeals    

D.inbetweenmeals    

（5）Thepassagedoesn'tmention    ．

A.waysofmakingtea    

B.placestodrinktea    

C.toolsfordrinkingtea    

D.advantagesofdrinkingtea．    

4.（8分）阅读理解

Buzz!

Buzz!

Buzz!

Thisisthesongofthebee.

Hislegsareyellow；

Ahappy,goodfellow,

Andyetagreatworkerishe.

Ondaysthataresunny,

He'sgettinghishoney（蜂蜜）；

Ondaysthatarecloudy,

He'smakinghiswax（蜜蜡）；

Onpinksandonlilies.

Buzz!

Buzz!

Buzz!

Frommorning'sfirstlight,

Till（直到）thecomingof     .

He'ssingingandworking,

Thesummerdaythrough.

（1）Whatdoes"Buzz"mean（意思）inthefirstline（行）?

A.Thesoundmadebybees.    

B.Thesmellofflowers.    

C.Thecolorofbee'slegs.    

D.Theworkbeesarebusywith.    

（2）Whatarebeesbusydoingoncloudydays?

A.Makinghoney.    

B.Singingsongs.    

C.Makingwax.    

D.Flyingaround.    

（3）Whatmaythemissing（减少）wordinthelastthirdlinebe?

A.night    

B.afternoon    

C.noon    

D.morning    

（4）Whatdoesthepoemwanttoshowus?

A.Beeslikesingingsongsverymuch.    

B.Beesarehard-workingbuthappyanimals.    

C.Beeslikemakinghoneyondifferentflowers.    

D.Beesareagroupofanimalswithyellowlegs.    

5.（10分）阅读短文，判断句子正误。

Sometimespeoplecrywhentheyaresad.Othertimespeoplecrytearsofjoy.Butyoureyesmaketearsallthetime,whetheryouarecryingornot.Doyouknowthetearshelpkeepyoureyeshealthy?

Theykeepyoureyesfromdryingout.Aspecialareaoftheeyedrips（滴）allthetime.Itkeepstheeyehumid.

Ifyoulookinamirror,youcanseetinyholesinthecornersofyoureyes.Eachholeleadstoasmalltubethatrunstoyournose.Tearsrunslowlyintothistubedripbydrip.Dayandnighttheholesdrain（流走）thetearsaway.Iftheydidn't,youwouldalwayslookasifyouwerecrying.

Ifyoubegintocry,therearemanymoretears.Theholescan'tdrainallofthem.Thenextratearsrunoutontoyourface.

Tearshelpkeepeyessafe.Ifthereissomethingharmfulintheair,theeyesfillwithtears.Thesetearscoatyoureyes.Theykeeptheharmfulairout.

Contactlenses（隐形眼镜）canmaketheeyestoodry.Somepeoplehavetoaddtearstotheireyes.

Theybuybottlesofeyedropstokeeptheireyeswet.

（1）Eyesmaketearsnomatterhowpeoplefeel.

（2）Whenyoucry,tearsrunintoyournoseorontoyourface.

（3）Ifthereissomethingharmfulintheair,tearsprotectyoureyesbycoveringthem.

（4）Contactlensesmakeyouhavemoretearsinyoureyes.

（5）Tearsareharmfultoyoureyes.

6.（8分）阅读理解

Doyoufindithardtolearnmathandhistory?

ArecentstudycarriedoutbyscientistsfromUniversityofLondon,maybeofhelptoyou.Theyfoundthatteenagerscouldgethighermarksinmathiftheystudiedinthemorningandbettergradesinhistoryiftheyweretaughtintheafternoon.

TheresearchersdidastudyatasecondaryschoolinBulgariaovernineyears.Theresultsshowedthatwhenteenagershadmathclassesearlierintheday,theyscoredonaverage（平均）7percenthigherinteststhanwhentaughtintheafternoon.Lower-abilitystudentsdidworstwhentheywerestudyingmathintheafternoon.

Inhistory,studentstaughtintheafternoonscoredonaverage6percenthigherthanwhentheyweretaughtinthemorning.However,itdoesn'tworkforothersubjectssuchaslanguagesorgeography.

VelichkaDimitrova,leaderofthestudy,saidthefindingsshowthatwedobetteratdifferenttimesoftheday.

"Inthemorning,ourbrainsarebetterandfresher,sowearebetteratdoingsomethingthatrepeatsalotlikeproblemsolving,wherewerequiremorespeedandattention,"DimitrovatoldTheTelegraph.

"Intheafternoon,itseemsthatthisprocess（过程）slowsdown.Ontheotherhand,historyisbettersuitablefortheafternoon,whenwearemorecreativeandopentodiscussion,"shesaid.

Subjectssuchasforeignlanguagesrequirebothmemoryandrepetition（重复）,andtheyalsoneedpeopletobecreative.Thisisperhapswhythetimeofdayhasnoinfluenceonlearning.

Time-of-dayeffectssuchasthosearebelievedtobeconnectedtothebodyclock.Thisisthesysteminourbodiesthatcontrolswhenweneedtosleep.SomeschoolsintheUSandUKhavetriedoutlaterschoolstartingtimesforteenagers,whosebodyclockschangeastheygrowintoadults.

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