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九年级英语上学期期末复习综合测试试题牛津版期末考试测试试题
2015-2016学年九年级英语期末复习综合试卷
一、单项选择(15分)
在下列各题A、B、C、D四个选项中选择一个能填入题干空白处的最佳答案。
()1.ItisreportedthatPresidentXivisitedZhenjianglastmonthandhespokehighlyofourcity.
A.theB.anC./D.a
()2.—Thanksalotforofferingagreatdealof_______tomeinmyresearch.
—Itwasmygreatpleas
ure.e
A.ideasB.thoughtsC.suggestionsD.advice
()3.—Don’t_______toolate,oryouwillfeeltiredinclass.
—Iwon’t,Dad.
A.getupB.stayupC.standupD.wakeup
()4.—Whichofthetwoshirtswouldyoulike?
—_________.Idon’tliketheirstyles.
A.EitherB.BothC.NoneD.Neither
()5.Theywere_________busy_________witheachother_________thetime.
A.too;totalk;toforgetB.too;talking;toforget
C.so;talking;thattheyforgotD.so;totalk;thattheyforgot
()6.The2ndYouthOlympicGameswasonTV.Soeveryonecouldwatchitathome.
A.coveringliveB.coveredlivelyC.coverliveD.coveredlive
()7.—Doctor,itseemsyouliketoworkwithanimals.
—Yes,Ithinkanimalsshouldasourfriends.
A.that;considerB.that;beconsidered
C.what;considerD.what;beconsidered
()8.—Couldyoutellme?
—
Certainly.
A.whoiswaitingformeB.whoareyouwaitingfor
C.whatthematteriswithyourbikeD.howtodo
()9.—Whendidtheoldmandie?
—He________arainyw
interevening.
A.passedawayinB.pastawayinC.passedawayonD.pastawayon
()10.—DidJennyplaytherole_______theprincessintheplay?
—Yes,shedid.Theprincesavedherandfellinlove_______her.
A.with;atB.as;inC.of;toD.of;with
()11.Tomsaidhehadneverbeenthere,buthewas.
A.layB.liedC.lyingD.lie
()12.Itthatshewastherealprincess.Ithoughtshewasafarmer.
A.turnedoutB.turneddownC.turnedupD.turnedon
()13.—WhydoyoucallhimMr.Knowledgeable?
—Becauseheknowsalmosteverythingwewanttoknow.
AWhichB.whatC.thatD.who
()14.Tofinishtheworkontime,we'llhavetowork____hoursaday.
A.anothertwoB.twoothersC.othertwoD.moretwo
()15.—IhopethatIwillhavemillionsofdollarsandIcanbuymyprivate(私人的)plane.
—________.
A.YouarewelcomeB.That’sverykindofyou
C.InyourdreamsD.Thankyouallthesame
二.完形填空
SherlockHolmesisprobablythebest-knowndetectivecharacterintheworld.ButdoyouknowthattherewasaChinesedetectivewhohadsimilar 16 ?
HewasDetectiveDee—DiRenjie.DiRenjieappeared 17 themaincharacterinanumberof crime novelsandfilms.Inthesenovelsandfilms,DetectiveDee 18 manycases.
“Thefirst 19 ofsolvingcasesisthatyouneedagoodmemory.Thesecondisthatyouneedto 20 watchpeople’sfacial(面部的)expressionsandjudge(判断)theirspeeches,”explainedDetectiveDeeinamovie.
21 therewerealwaysmade-upstoriesinmoviesandnovels,DetectiveDeewasa 22 personinhistory.ThisisunlikeHolmes,whowas 23 byUKwriterArthurConanDoyle.DiRenjiewasaprimeminister(宰相)oftheTangDynasty.
DiRenjieis 24 forhiswisdom.Insomefilms,Deeisalsoakungfu 25 whoisgoodatfighting.
ThewrittenhistoryofDeecandatebacktothe1950s, 26 RobertvanGulikfromDutchwroteaseriesofdetectivenovels 27 tellsstoriesofDetectiveDee.
Inhistory, 28 ,Deewasmorethanadetective,hewasalsoajudge(法官).Itwassaidthat 29 workingastheheadoftheSupremeCourt(大理寺),hewasagreatjudge.Duringthattime,hejudged17,000 30 inayearandnotasinglepersoncomplained.
()16.A.agesB.skillsC.appearancesD.lifestyle
()17.A.forB.withC.byD.as
()18.A.discoveredB.solvedC.studiedD.introduced
()19.A.ruleB.lawC.lessonD.reason
()20.A.livelyB.politelyC.closelyD.simply
()21.A.UnlessB.BecauseC.AlthoughD.When
()22.A.realB.truelyC.liveD.clear
()23.A.writtenB.playedC.createdD.covered
()24.A.knownB.seenC.shownD.acted
()25.A.actorB.masterC.writerD.player
()26.A.unlessB.whatC.whenD.if
()27.A.thoseB.whichC.itD.who
()28.A.anywayB.sometimeC.howeverD.moreover
()29.A.whileB.beforeC.untilD.after
()30.A.casesB.questionsC.problemsD.mysteries
三.阅读理解
A
AnewTVseriesinEngland,Awayfromitall,hassurprisedeveryonebybecomingahugesuccesswith youngpeopleacrossthecountry.Itssuccessissurprisingbecausetheseriesisabouttherelaxinglifestylesof peoplewholiveinthecountry.ThereisnoneoftheactionthatweusuallyseeonTVtoday.Therearealsono stressfulmoments,busyofficesorcrowdedciti
es.AwayfromitallissetinthepeacefulEnglishcountrysideandtellssimplestoriesaboutpeople’skindness.
ThedirectoroftheTVseriessaysthatitssuccessisasignofteenagerssufferingfromstress.Theysay thatwatchingAwayfromitallhelpsteenagersforgetaboutthestressofexamsandhomework,and thetroublesthatfilltheworldtoday.Theyalsosaythatit’sagoodsignoftoday’syoungpeopleswitchingto(转到)happierTVseriesasitshowstheywouldlikeahappierandhealthierworld.
Althoughtheseries’successmighthaveagoodside,manyteachersandparentsareworried,however.Theysaythatsomeoftheirstudentsandchildrenarebecomingcouchpotatoes(终日泡在电视机前的人)andare usingAwayfromitallasanexcusefornotcompletinghomework.Somechildrenhaveevenrefusedtolearnforexamsbecausetheysaythattheycanonlyachievepersonalhappinessbyavoidingstressfulsituations completely.
Andwhatdotheexpertssay?
PaulaRay,adoctorofeducation,saysthatTVcaninfluence children’slifestyles.Butshesaysthatifachildreacts
strongly,it’slikelythatthereareotherreasonsforhis changeinbehaviour.ShesaysthatthereisnothingwrongwithwatchingAwayfromitallbutsuggeststhat parentsshouldmakesuretheirchildrenknowTVisnotthesameasreallife.
()1.Thesuccessoftheseriesshowsthatyoungpeoplewouldlike_________.
A.aworldwithnohomeworkB.EnglishTVseries
C.relaxingjobsD.ahappierandhealthierworld
()2.ThesuccessofthenewTVseriesissurprisingbecause.
A.itisdifferentfromothersuccessfulTVseries
B.itisthesameasothersuccessfulTVseries
C.itisabouttheEnglishcountrysideD.itisaboutlifeinbus
yoffice
()3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?
A.ThereissomeactionintheTVseries.B.Theprogrammeisaboutbusyoffices.
C.Manyteachersandparentsareworriedthatitwillinfluencechildren’sstudies.
D.TVisdifferentfromreallife.
(B)
Wealllikewatchingonlinevideosofdogsandcatsdoingfunnythings.Butifyouhadtodecide,whichofthetwoanimalswouldyousayyoumightlikebetter?
Youranswermaysaysomethingaboutyourpersonality.
Accordingtoa2010studyledbySamGosling,ascientistattheUniversityofTexas,US,dogpeopleareabout15percentmoreoutgoingand13percentmorepleasanttobefriendswiththancatpeople.
Thisisnothardtounderstand,sincecatsanddogsbehavedifferentlythemselves.“Catswilloccasionallyengageinsocialactivities,butusuallyafteronlyafewminutes,theywillgiveupthegame.Dogs,ontheotherhand,willoftenengageinplay,likecatchingathrownball,forhoursatatime,”saidModernDogMagazine.
Althoughcatpeoplearelesssocial,Gosling’sstudyshowedthattheyare11percentmoreopen-mindedthandogpeople.Theyusuallylikeart,adventures(冒险)and
unusualideas.Theyalsohavemoreimaginationandcuriosity.Butdogpeoplearemorelikelytosticktooldbeliefsandtraditionalinterests.
However,theirloveofafreelifestylealsomeansthatcatpeopledislikemakingplans.Theyjustfollowwhateverideaspopintotheirheadswithoutplanningahead.Butdogpeoplearedifferent.Theyusuallyhavestrongself-controlandliketocarryouttheirplans.
Despitethesebigdifferencesbetweendogpeopleandcatpeople,therearesomethingsthattheyhaveincommon,“Bothtypesofpeopleconsiderthemselvesclosetonature,dislikeanimal-printclothing,andaregenerallyoptimists,”notedMotherNatureNetwork.
Butcanpersonalitychange?
Canacatpersonbecomeadogperson,ortheotherwayaround?
InastudydonebyStanleyCoren,ascientistbasedinCanada,heaskedcatowners:
“Ifyouhadenoughlivingspaceandtherewerenoobjectionsfromotherpeopleinyourlife,andsomeonegaveyouapuppyasagift,wouldyoukeepit?
”
About68percentofthemsaidtheywouldnotacceptadogasapet.Butwhendogownerswereaskedthesamequestionaboutakitten,almost70percentsaidtheywouldallowacatintotheirlives.
()4.Accordingtothearticle,dogpeople________catpeople.
A.performbetterinschoolthanB.aremoreopen-mindedthan
C.havecloserfriendsthanD.aremoretraditionalthan
()5.Theunderlinedphrase“engagein”inParagr
aph3probablymeans________.
A.takelittleinterestinB.takepartinC.benefitfromD.sufferfrom
()6.Whatdocatpeopleanddogpeoplehaveincommon?
--________.
A.BothofthemlikeplanningaheadB.Bothofthemlovetravellingandadventures
C.BothofthemareimaginativeandcuriousD.Bothofthemcareaboutnature.
()7.Whatcanweknowfromthelasttwoparagraphs?
A.Catpeoplearemorelikelytobecomedogpeople.
B.Dogpeoplearemorelikelytoacceptcatsintotheirhomesthancatpeoplearetoacceptdogs.
C.Neitherdognorcatpeopleliketoacceptanewpet.
D.Itisdifficulttofindoutwhetherdogpeopleorcatpeoplewillmakeachange.
C
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