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2018届九年级上学期期末考试英语试题（北京市密云区含答案及mp3听力）

密云区2oldson,Brian,wantedtowinanaward（奖，奖金）bylearningtotiehisownshoesHewasgiventendaystoprepareforthegoalBecauseBrianhasDownsyndrome（唐氏综合症）,ourwholefamily32himDayspassedandhecouldnotdoitandhecriedWecriedwithhimThedaycameforthemeetingWewereworriedaboutourlackofabilitytoteachsuchasimpletaskandspoke33aboutnottakinghimtothemeetingthatnightWedidn’twanttomakehimsad

Inearlyopenedmy34totellhimthatitwasn’timportantforhimtolearntotiehisshoesButbeforeIdidthat,hisoldersister35aneidea

“Brian,”shesoftlyasked,“whydon’tyoutryclosingyoureyes?

SeeifyoucantieyourshoesinyourimaginationThatway,ifyougetuptogosomeplaceearlybeforethesunesup,youcantieyourshoesinthe36”

Briansat,witheyesclosed,andtiedhisshoesperfectlyWelookedateachotherexcitedlyAndthenwe37tohismeeting

BrianwentfirstHe,witheyesclosed,38anawardthatmightweightmorethananOlympicGoldMedalTearsofjoyfell

Brianturnedsomethingdifficultintosomethingordinary,smallandsimpleWhenhefoundane39tosolvetheproblem,itbecameanimportanteventbecauseitwasreallydifficultforhimWeallcheeredforhimBrianstilltieshisshoesashisbigsistersuggestedsomanyyearsago

Sincethen,IbelievethatwhenthingsgetdifficultandIcan’tfindasolutiontoaproblem,Ijustclosemyeyesandfinda40way

31AstrangeBsimpleCcreativeDdifficult

32AstoppedBfedCfoundDtaught

33AquietlyBexcitedlyChappilyDloudly

34AmouthBeyesCbookDdoor

35AforgotBneededChadDcancelled

36AdaytimeBflatCspaceDdark

37AwalkedBfliedChurriedDdropped

38AlostBgotCboughtDsent

39AbridgeBbusinessCwayDlab

40AdifferentBusefulCwonderfulDformal

阅读理解（共50分）

六、阅读下列短，根据短内容，从短后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选

项中，选择最佳选项。

（共30分，每小题2分）

A

OurneneighborsaretheBrownsTheyhavetwochildren,aboyandagirlTheboyisJackandthegirlisAliceJackis11andheisoneyearolderthanmeHeisalsotallerandfatterthanmeAliceandmysisterLilyare8yearsoldBothofthetwogirlsarelovely,andtheylikeeachother

Atweekends,LilyandIliketogotoplaywithAliceandJackBothJackandIreallyenjoyplayingputergamesSometimesthegirlsjoinus,butthegamestheyenjoyaredifferentfromtheoneswelike

ThereisabigparknearourhouseSometimes,whentheweatherisfine,thefourofuswillgoforbikeridesthereWeoftenstopatthehugeplaygroundtohavesomefunJackandIliketoplaybasketball,butthegirlsprefertosinganddance

OurfamiliesoftenhavedinnertogetherOnsomedays,theyeovertoourhouseandonotherdays,wegoovertotheirsMrBrownandhiswifecookreallywellWhenourfamiliessitatthetable,wetalkhappilyandlaughalotEveryonehasagoodtime

LilyandIareverygladtohavetheBrownsnextdoorIt’sverynicetohavefriendslivingsonear

41Whoarethewriter’sneneighbors?

ATheBrownsBJackandLily

CAliceandLilyDAfamilyofthree

42Thegirlsliketo_________betterattheplaygroundinthepark

AlistentomusicBplaybasketball

CsinganddanceDplayputergames

43Wheredothetwofamilieshavedinnertogether?

AInaforestBAtarestaurant

CAtaparknearbyDAttheirhouses

44Thewriterthinksit’s________tobefriendswiththeneneighbors

AboringBgreatCdifficultDsafe

B

Onceuponatime,therelivedateacherinasmalltownHeoftentaughthisstudentsinspecialwaysHisstudentssaidtheyrespectedhimdeeply,becausetheyhadawonderfulteacherOncehesentfourofhisstudentstogotoasmallfarmtoseeappletreesindifferentseasonsThefirststudentwentinwinter,thesecondinspringThethirdinsummerAndthefourthinautumn

Afterthefourstudentscamebackayearlater,theteachercalledthemtogetherTheypicturedtheirfeelingstotheteacherThefirststudentsaidthattherewerenoleavesonthetreesItmadehimveryunhappyItwasboringThesecondstudentsaidhiseyeswerefulloflightgreenItmadehimfeelhopefulHewantedtodosomethingnehenhesathatThethirdonedisagreed,“Whatareyoutalkingabout?

Hoprettythetreeswere!

Thesweetsmellofthebeautifulflowersspreadhereandthere”ThelastoneshookhisheadHesaid,“Ididn’tseethebeautifulflowers,butIsaalotofbigapplesonthetrees”

TheteachersmiledandtoldhisstudentsnoneofthemwerewrongTheyeachjustsaoneseasonHecontinued,“ThetreesarenotthesameindifferentseasonsYoucan’tjudgeatreebyonlyoneseasonDon’tlettheregretofoneseasondestroy（破坏）thebeautyoftherest”Whatagoodlessontheteachertaughtthem!

EverythinghasdifferentsidesinourlifeDon’thurrytomakeaconclusionbeforeseeingthewholeofit

45Hodidtheteacherteachhisstudents?

AInmodernwaysBInrightways

CInmonwaysDInspecialways

46Whatdidthefirststudentfind?

ATherewerenoleavesonthetrees

BTherewerealotofleavesonthetrees

CHesamanyapplesonthebeautifultrees

DThesmellofthebeautifulflowersspreadhereandthere

47Inwhichseasondidthelaststudentgotoseeappletrees?

AInspringBInsummerCInautumnDInwinter

48Whatcanyoulearnfromthepassage?

APeoplecanjudgeatreebyoneseason

BPeoplecan’tjudgeathingbyoneside

CPeoplecanseethebeautyoftherestbyseeingoneseason

DPeoplecan’tmakeaconclusionafterseeingthewholeofit

C

TherewasayoungwomanShewasquiteproudofgrowingflowersinheryardShehadbeenraisedbyhergrandmother,whohadtaughthertoloveandcareforflowersSoheryardwasthemostbeautifuloneinhervillage

Oneday,whilelookingthroughaflowerlistthatsheoftenorderedfrom,apictureofaplantimmediatelycaughthereyesShehadneverseenaflowerlikeitbefore“Ihavetohaveit,”shesaidtoherself,andsheordereditrightaway

Whenitarrived,shefoundaplacetoplantitSheplanteditatthebottomofastonewallatthebackofheryardItgrevigorously,withverybeautifulgreenleavesalloveritDayafterday,shecontinuedtotakegoodcareofit,andshealsolookedforwardtoenjoyingtheflowers,butstilltherewerenotany

Onemorning,asshestoodlookingattheplant,shefeltsad“Itgrowswell,butwhydon’tIseeanyflowers?

”Shewantedtoknothereasonwhyherplanthadnotflowered,butstilltherewasnoidea

However,atthismoment,herfriendlyneighborinvitedhertohisyardandsaid,“Thankyousomuch!

Youcan’timaginehomuchIhaveenjoyedtheflowersthatyouplanted”“DidIplant?

Where?

”theyoungwomanwasquitesurprisedQuicklyshewalkedthroughthegateintoherneighbor’syardShesathatontheothersideofthewalltheplantwasfullofflowersShecouldn’tbelievehereyes

Theywere,indeed,themostbeautifulflowersshehadeverseenTheplanthadgrownupthroughthecrevices（裂缝）inthewall

Justbecauseyoucan’tseetheresultsofyourwork,itdoesnotmeanthatthereisn’tanyfruit

49Whotaughttheyoungwomantotakecareofflowers?

AHermotherBHerfriendCHerneighborDHergrandmother

50Whichisthecorrectorderforthefollowingeventshappenedtotheyoungwoman?

①Shefeltsad

②Sheboughttheplantatonce

③Shesatheplantinapicture

④Shewenttoherneighbor’syard

⑤Shesathebeautifulrealflowers

A①②③④⑤B③②①④⑤C①④⑤③②D③④⑤①②

51Theunderlinedword“vigorously”means______________

AhealthilyBquicklyCshylyDbadly

52Whichoneisthebesttitleofthepassage?

AIntheYardBHotoPlantFlowers

CBeautifulFlowersDTheOtherSideoftheWall

D

YouneedsomebreadandmilkButhalfanhourlater,youleavethesupermarketwithatrolley（手推车）fulloffoodWhatgamesdosupermarketsplaytomakeusspendtoomuchmoney?

Thetricks（诡计、花招）usuallystartbeforeyouwalkinOutsidethesupermarketdoor,anybodywhowalkspastcansmellwarm,freshbreadThatmakesushungryandreadytobuylotsoffood,notjustbread

Noyou’reinsideand,ofcourse,asmallbasketwouldbefine,butinsomesupermarketsalltheyhavearetrolleysAndofcoursetheproblemwithatrolleyisthatitlookssadandlonelywithjustoneortwoproductsinsideSowemayfillitwithsomethingInfact,supermarkettrolleysareactuallygettingbiggersothatwebuymore

Ofcourse,manypeopleshopinsupermarketsbecausetheythinkeverythingischeaperthaninothershopsSosupermarketsofferverycheappricesonsomethingsbutthenhavehigherpricesforotherproductsOnenetrickistoputredstickersonproductsCustomersusuallyconnectredstickerswithlowerpricessotheredstickersareeasytobenoticed,evenwhenthereisnoreduction!

Interestingly,thistrickappearstoworkmorewithmenthanwithwomen

ThereisastorybehindthepositionofeverythinginthesupermarketForexample,customersoftengoonlytobuymilkSotheyputitrightattheback,forcingyoutogopasthundredsofshelvesfullofotherproductsThepositionofproductsoneachshelfisalsoimportantThemostexpensiveproductsareusuallyateye-levelsoyouseetheseatonceTheexceptionisanythingthatchildrenmightlikeTheseproductsareontheshelvessothatkidscanseeandevenreachthem

Exceptwhatyouseeandsmellinasupermarket,hoaboutwhatyoulistento?

Inmostsupermarketstheyhavesoft,slomusicIt’ssorelaxingthatyouslodownandspendmoretime（andmoney）inthestoreYoualsomovemoreslowlywhenthesupermarketisbusyExpertssuggestit’sbettertoshopwhenit’squieter,onaMondayoraTuesdayforexampleAndbecarefulatthecheckoutswhenyoupayforthethingsyoubuyThesearesometimesonpurpose,tomakeyo