北京市文汇中学学年九年级四月月考英语试题.docx

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北京市文汇中学学年九年级四月月考英语试题

北京市文汇中学2020-2021学年九年级四月月考英语试题

学校:

___________姓名：

___________班级：

___________考号：

___________

一、单选题

1．ThehandsomeboyisfromClass2.______nameisJohn.

A．HerB．HisC．YourD．Their

2．Wedrove5hoursandfinallygottothecity_____Sundaymorning.

A．onB．atC．ofD．in

3．Wedidn’tenjoytheday______theweatherwastoobad.

A．orB．butC．becauseD．so

4．—________willyourfathercomebackfromShanghai?

—Inaweek.

A．HowlongB．HowoftenC．HowfarD．Howsoon

5．XidanStreetisoneof________streetsinBeijing.Let’sgothereforshopping.

A．busyB．busierC．busiestD．thebusiest

6．ThepolicemantoldJohnnot________sofastinthestreet.It’stoodangerous.

A．driveB．drivesC．todriveD．driving

7．Janeisveryfriendly.Sometimesshe______herneighbourstopartiesattheweekend.

A．inviteB．invitesC．invitedD．willinvite

8．—Doyouknoweachother?

—Ofcourse.We________friendsforalmosttwentyyears!

A．areB．wereC．havebeenD．be

9．Manyroads______forthecomingWinterOlympicsnextyear.

A．buildB．willbuildC．arebuiltD．willbebuilt

10．Pleasedon’tmakesomuchnoise.Thebaby________inthenextroom.

A．sleepsB．issleepingC．sleptD．willsleep

11．—Mum,canIwatchTVnow?

—No.You________tidyyourroomfirst.

A．canB．mayC．mustD．would

12．—WhatdidMr.Leesayjustnow?

—Heasked_________lastweek.

A．wheredidwehaveapicnicB．wherewehadapicnic

C．wherewillwehaveapicnicD．wherewewillhaveapicnic

二、完型填空

AnImperfectPainting

Myparentsalwayswantedmetobe“ontop”,sofromearlyonIhadthe13tobethebestineverything,fromgettingthehighestscoreinaspellingtesttorunningfastestinarace.

Inmiddleschool,Irealizedhowmanyothersmarterandfasterpeopletherewere,Itbecame14thatIwasnotthebestanymore,butmyparentsstillheldontotheirhopeandforcedmetotryhard.Totheirdisappointment,Ibecamelessconfidentanddidn’twanttoworkharderbecause,tome,therewasnopointinmakinganymoreeffortsifIwasunabletobenumberone.

Mygradesbegantofall,Ineverpracticedthepiano,I15painting.Itwasallbecausemotivation（动力）todoanythinghaddroppedmuch.

Whenhighschoolstarted,Iwasatanewschoolinanewcity.I16togetbackmymotivationandstartover.SoIpickedupmyeverfavoritehobbyagainandenrolled（报名）myselfintheartcourse,17,ourartteacher,Mr.Grady,gaveusmorefreedomwithourartprojects.Hewouldalwaysencourageustorealizeourpotential（潜力）.

Myfirstpaintingwassimplyabeesittingonasunflower,Itriedmybest,butstillfoundithardtofeelsatisfiedwithit.Iknewitwasnotperfectandcouldhardlygetagoodgrade.ButIshowedittoMr.Grady.Hedidn’t18itinarush.Instead,hegavemeadvicewhichonlymotivatedmetoworkharderonit.ForthefirsttimeIwashappywiththe19ofmypaintingratherthandisappointedaboutitsimperfection.Ifinishedalltheotherprojectswithhighergrades,butIhungthefirstpaintinginmyroomattheendoftheterm.

Myparentsthought20metobenumberonewouldmotivateme.Instead,itdiscouragedmemuchwhenIwasnotnumberone,forIhadgonetoschoolonlytogetagrade,notknowledge,letaloneprogress.Actually,itisokaynottobethebestateverythingaslongasyoucontinuetotryyourbest.

13．A．abilityB．chanceC．goalD．way

14．A．strangeB．obviousC．acceptableD．impossible

15．A．stoppedB．consideredC．continuedD．regretted

16．A．failedB．refusedC．decidedD．waited

17．A．NaturallyB．SimilarlyC．NormallyD．Luckily

18．A．nameB．gradeC．hangD．finish

19．A．progressB．meaningC．styleD．title

20．A．instructingB．helpingC．encouragingD．pushing

三、阅读单选

TeenagerSummerProgramsandPrizes!

TheNewtonPublicLibrary’sSummerReadingprogramhasbeenalongtimefavoriteforlocalchildren.YouareinvitedtocheckoutanythreebooksonJuly16thtoearnafreetickettothemovieofyourchoiceattheCapitalTheatre.Inaddition,therearealsosomeothereventsforyoutojoin.Youcanchooseanyoneyoulikeinyourconvenience.

EventsforTeenagers

MusicalActing:

Amusicalact,TheHighCrest,willbeperformedfrom6to8P.M.onFriday,July22nd.Theconcertwillbeheldoutdoorsonthelibrarylawnanditisfamily-friendly.Blankets,lawnchairs,andpicnicsareencouraged!

Craftmaking:

Makeearth-friendlycraftsfromrecycledmaterialsfrom3to4P.M.onWednesday,August10th.Withguidancefromatalentedteacher,youwillmakenewcreationsfromeverydayobjects.Startrecycletoday,andbringobjectstosharewiththegroup.

SmartphoneUsing:

JoinourPublicServicesLibrarianat11A．M.onMonday,July25th,foranintroductiontosmartphoneuse.Thissmallclassisforbeginners.Attendeesshouldbringtheirphones,earphonesandchargingcords.Registration（注册）isrequiredandspacesarelimited.Pleasecall641-792-4108toregister.

StoneDesigning:

Paintyourowngardenstoneswithyourownimagination!

At6P.M.onMonday,August8th,LisaFrasierwillteachtipsandskillforcreatinguniquedesignonstones.Allmaterialsareprovided,andregistrationisrequired.

Anyquestions?

ContactPublicServicesLibrarian,BeccaKleinat641-792-4108.

21．Togetafreetickettoamovie,howmanybooksshouldyoucheckout?

A．One.B．Two.C．Three.D．Four.

22．Whatshouldtheattendeesbringtolearntousethesmartphones?

A．Tickets.B．Earphones.C．Chairs.D．Books.

23．Ifyouareinterestedinpaintingonstone,youcangoto________.

A．StoneDesigning.B．CraftMaking.

C．SmartphoneUsing.D．MusicalActing

AGrowingPlan

Drew,Emilio,andMichisatatapicnictableintheCityParkinOklahoma.Theydidn’tcareaboutthesoundsaroundthem.Theyjustfocusedonthetasktheyhadplannedtocomplete.TheywantedtostartaschoolgardenatJeffersonMiddleSchool.Atfirst,itwasDew’sidea.HefirstsawaschoolgardenwhenhevisitedhiscousinP.J.inWashington.HewassurprisedatthevarietyoffruitsandvegetablesthestudentsatP.J.’sschoolgrew.

WhenDrewreturnedfromhistrip,hetoldhisfriendsallaboutwhathehadseen.NowthethreeofthemdecidedtomakeaplantomakeMs.Milano,theschoolheadmaster（校长）,believethatthegardenwasagoodidea.

“Wearegoingtoneedateachertoguideusthroughtheproject,”saidDrew.“IknowthatMr.

Hasselbachgardensathome.Justlastweekhebroughtinawholebasketoftomatoesfromhisgarden.Hemightbehappytohelp.”DrewwrotedownMr.Hasselbach’snameinhisnotebook.

“Wemightneedsomemoneytogettheprojectupandrunning,”addedMichi.“WecouldtellMs.Milanothatwewillorganizeabooksaletoraisemoney.”

“That’sagreatidea,”saidEmilio.“Myauntisaco-ownerofanursery（苗圃）.Shecanhelpusdesignthegarden,selectplants,andcreateabudget（预算）.”

Drewnoddedandmadesomemorenotes.“Ifwehaveagarden,thinkofallthelessonswe’velearnt.We’llhavetomeasureandweighthings.Wecanpracticewhatwelearninthesciencelessons.ThereisnowaythatMs.Milanocouldrefuseus!

”

MichiandEmiliosmiled.“Ifeverythinggoesasplanned,we’llbedigginginthedirtverysoon!

”

24．Howwouldthethreestudentsgetmoneyfortheproject?

A．Byorganizingabooksale.B．Byworkinginasciencelab.

C．Bysellingtomatoestoteachers.D．Byaskingtheirrelativesforhelp.

25．Whowouldhelpdesignthegarden?

A．Ms.Milano.B．Mr.Hasselbach.C．Emilio’saunt.D．Drew’scousin.

26．Whatdoweknowaboutthethreestudentsfromthepassage?

A．Theywereafraidoftheheadmaster.B．Theywereboredwithsciencelessons.

C．Theyweregoodattheworkinthegarden.D．Theywereconfidentabouttheirplanatlast.

Needtobuysomething?

Whygotoastore?

BuyitontheInternet!

Needitnow?

Whywait?

Askfornext-daydelivery!

Eachday,moreandmorepeopletryonlineshopping.Infact,onlinesaleshavedoubledinthelasttenyears.Butnoteveryoneisexcited.Somescientistsnowsaythatonlineshoppingisbadfortheenvironment.

Peoplearesurprisedtohearthis.“Theythink,‘Idon’tneedtodrive,andthebusinessdoesn’tneedtobuildastore,sotherewillbelesspollution,’”saysNuriaProst,anenvironmentalscientist.“Butitisnotsosimple.Infact,onlineshoppingiswasteful.Italsoaddstoairpollution.”

Intruth,theInternetisnotalwaysasgoodafriendtotheenvironmentasitseems.Forexample,mostpeoplethoughtthattheInternetwouldhelpofficesuselesspaperandothermaterials.Butpaperuseincreasedby33percentbetween1986and1997.“Onlineshoppingcouldhavesimilarlynegativeeffects,”saysNevilCohen,aprofessorofenvironmentalscience.

Partoftheproblemiswhatpeoplearebuyingthesedays.Inthepast,peopleboughtthingsontheInternetthatdidnotrequiremuchpackingmaterial,suchasbooksandclothing.Butnowpeoplealsoshoponlineforlarge,heavyproductssuchastelevisions,computers,andfurniture.Theseproductsneedtobepackedinlargeamountsofplasticandpaper.Thiscreatesalotofwaste.

Anotherproblemcausedbyonlineshoppingisairpollution.Whencustomersbuyproductsandaskfornext-daydelivery,companiesoftenhavetosendthembyair.Airplanesusemuchmorefuelthancarsandproducemorecarbondioxide（CO2）.Whenpeoplebuyalotofdifferentthingsfromdifferentonlinebusinesses,thiscreatesevenmoretravelbyairplane.

Onlineproductreturnsarealsoaproblem.Forexample,anonlineshoestoremayallowcustomerstoreturnshoeswithoutextrapayiftheyarethewrongsize.Thisdoublesthepackingmaterialandnumberofairplanetripsrequiredtosellonepairofshoes.

“Ifpeoplewanttoprotecttheenvironment,theyneedtothinkbeforetheyshop,”saysProst.“Peopleneedtoaskthemselves:

Isthisexactlywh