九年级FJM第8期套题电子版.docx

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九年级FJM第8期套题电子版

第二章

Ⅰ.听力（共三节，20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

第一节听句子听下面五个句子，从每小题所给的三幅图中选出与句子内容相符的选项。

（每个句子读两遍）

第二节听对话听下面七段对话，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出正确答案。

（每段对话读两遍）

听第1段对话，回答第6小题。

（）6.HowmanycanshasBillrecycled?

A.Seven.B.Five.C.Two.

听第2段对话，回答第7小题。

（）7.WhatdopeopleusetoproduceelectricityinEric’shometown?

A.Wind.B.Coal.C.Water.

听第3段对话，回答第8小题。

（）8.WheremayLiuLeibenow?

A.Atabeach.B.Onamountain.

C.Inapark.

听第4段对话，回答第9小题。

（）9.Whatdoesthegirlwanttodothisweekend?

A.Gocycling.B.Haveapicnic.

C.Takeawalk.

听第5段对话，回答第10、11小题。

（）10.WhatdidRosedotohelpcleantheair?

A.Shedesignedaposter.

B.Shecreatedawebsite.

C.Sheopenedabookstore.

（）11.Howmanytreeshavethevolunteersplanted?

A.Morethan10,000.B.About1,000.

C.Lessthan100.

听第6段对话，回答第12、13小题。

（）12.WheredidtheboyseeJessica’sgrandpa?

A.Inthepark.B.Inthestreet.

C.Intheprintinghouse.

（）13.What’swrongwithJessica’sgrandpa?

A.Hecan’tsee.B.Hehasabackache.

C.Hishearingispoor.

听第7段对话，回答第14、15小题。

（）14.WhendidAnngotoherhometown?

A.LastMonday.B.LastSaturday.

C.LastSunday.

（）15.WhathashappenedtoAnn’shometown?

A.Peoplehavepollutedtheriverthere.

B.Thewatertherehasbecomeclean.

C.Peoplehaveplantedmanyflowersandtreesthere.

第三节听短文根据你所听到的短文内容，完成下面表格，每空填一词。

（短文读三遍）

Ⅱ.选择填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的正确答案。

（）21.Doctorsalwaystellusthatdrinkingtoomuchisharmful______ourhealth,butsomepeopledon’tcare.

A.onB.inC.to

（）22.______sheknewthatitwasdangerous,shestillwalkedhomebyherselfatnight.

A.OnceB.AsC.Although

（）23.Ihavetogotoapartythisevening,______Ican’thavetimetodoit.

A.andB.butC.or

（）24.Ididn’tenjoythemeal.WhenIgothome,mybrothersandsisters______ateupallthefoodonthetable.

A.nearlyB.usuallyC.slowly

（）25.WhenIarrivedhome,thehousewasina（n）______.Iguessedsomeonehadgotintoittostealsomething.

A.orderB.messC.style

（）26.Theshoesintheshopwerequitegood,but______ofthemweretherightsizeforme.

A.eitherB.allC.none

（）27.______isreportedthathisnewnovelwillcomeoutinJune2018.

A.ItB.ThatC.What

（）28.Wehada（n）______trip.Therewasaheavysnowandthecardidn’twork.

A.uselessB.unfairC.awful

（）29.Thatboymissedschooltoday.Hisfatherisveryangryandgoingto______himforthat.

A.acceptB.helpC.punish

（）30.—Thebusstoppedimmediatelyto______anaccident.

—Howlucky!

A.causeB.avoidC.mention

（）31.—Look!

Thereisawoman______withyourbrother.

—Oh,sheismybrother’snewteacher.

A.totalkB.talkC.talking

（）32.—AreyougoingtoEnglandthissummer?

—No.We______itwithourfriendslastyear.WeplantogotoParis.

A.willvisitB.havevisitedC.visited

（）33.Smokingisbadforyourhealth.Youshould______.

A.lookitupB.giveitup

C.cheeritup

（）34.Myparentsdon’tlikelivinginbigcitiesbecausethere’re______peopleandthere’s______noise.

A.toomany;toomany

B.toomany;toomuch

C.toomuch;toomany

（）35.—ShallweflytoHangzhouforaholiday?

—______Whatabouttomorrow?

Ican’twaittogothere.

A.Notatall.B.Nevermind.

C.Soundsgreat!

Ⅲ.完形填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

Oneday,awolfwassittingnearariverasusual,hopingtogetsomethingtoeat.Suddenlyhesawadeadbull（公牛）.“Aha!

How36Iam!

NowIcaneatallIwant,”hethought.

Thenhe37eatingthebull.Asheate,athoughtcameintohismind.“38otherbiganimalscomehere,theywillaskforashare.Ihadbettereatitquickly.”Heateitfasterandfaster.Suddenly,abonepiercedintohis39.“Ohh!

Errk!

”criedthewolf.Hetriedtopull（拽）itoutofhismouth,coughitoutandswallow（吞）itdown,butall40.

“Ooh,whatshouldIdonow?

”thoughtthewolf.Soonherememberedthatacrane（鹤）livednearby.Hewassurethecranecouldbeofhelp41him.

Thewolfwenttothecraneandsaid,“MydearCrane!

Ihavegotabonepiercedintomythroat.Iwillgiveyouapresentifyoutakeitoutof42throat.”Thecraneputhisheadintothewolf’smouthandtookoutthebone.“Now43ismypresent?

”askedthecrane.“Whatpresent?

”thewolfasked,pretending（假装）tohaveforgottenhis44.“Yousaidyou’dgivemeapresentifIhelpedyou,”saidthecrane.“Hah!

Youshouldthankmeformykindness.Isn’tita45thatyouputyourheadintomymouthandgotoutalive?

”thewolfsaidandwentaway.

（）36.A.braveB.luckyC.popular

（）37.A.riskedB.imaginedC.started

（）38.A.BecauseB.IfC.Before

（）39.A.throatB.neckC.eyes

（）40.A.failedB.succeededC.refused

（）41.A.onB.withC.to

（）42.A.yourB.myC.its

（）43.A.howB.whichC.where

（）44.A.wordsB.rules

C.experiences

（）45.A.storyB.dreamC.present

Ⅳ.阅读理解（共两节，25小题；满分45分）

第一节阅读下面A、B、C、D四篇短文，根据短文内容，从题中所给A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。

（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

　　　　[A]

Desmond“Dessi”Sieburth’sloveofbirdsstartedwhenhemadehisfirstbirdfeederaboutsixyearsago.Now,hehashisowngroupcalledProtectingOurBirds—aprojectthatteachespeopleaboutbirdsandhowtoprotectthem.Hereisaninterviewwithhim.

Reporter:

Whatmadeyoustartthisproject?

Dessi:

WhenIwaseightyearsold,Ihadtodoawoodworkingproject,soIchoseabirdfeeder.Ididn’tlikebirdsatthetime,butitwasagoodwoodworkingproject.Imadethefeeder,filleditupwithbirdfood,putitinmybackyardandthenthebirdsstartedcoming.Igotreallyinterestedinbirdsasmorecame.ThenIjoinedmylocalAudubonsociety,whichreallygotmeintobirds.Irealized（意识到）manybirdsweredyingout.Iwantedtohelpchangethat.

Reporter:

▲

Dessi:

IliveinL.A.,wheretherearealotofparrots（鹦鹉）.Mostoftheparrots’nativehome（原产地）isinMexico,buttheirpopulationisdroppingtherebecauseofhabitatloss（栖息地的丧失）.IwanttostudytheparrotsthatlivearoundheretotrytohelpthemintheirnativehomeinMexico,sothattheirpopulationcanstartincreasingagain.

Reporter:

Whatissomethingyouthinkpeoplewouldbesurprisedtolearnaboutbirds?

Dessi:

They’reeverywhere.Ifyouwalkthroughyourneighborhood,youcanprobablyfind30kindsofbirdsnomatterwhereyoulive.Ithinkitshockspeoplethatevenifyoudon’tliveinsuchanareawithalotofnature,youcanstillfindlotsofbirds.

Reporter:

HowcanpeoplelearnmoreaboutProtectingOurBirdsandtheworkyou’redoing?

Dessi:

Ihaveawebsite.It’sprotectingourbirds.my-free.website.TherepeoplecanlearnaboutwhatIdoandhowtohelpbirds.Theycanlookatsomephotosofbirds,andreadmyarticles.

（）46.HowoldisDessi?

A.12.B.14.C.16.D.18.

（）47.Dessimadeabirdfeederto______.

A.finishawoodworkingproject

B.senditasagifttohisfriend

C.joinhislocalAudubonsociety

D.studybirdsinhisneighborhood

（）48.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲?

A.Whatisyourfavoritebird?

B.WhatisProtectingOurBirds?

C.Whataresomefutureprojectsyouplantoworkon?

D.Whatadvicedoyouhaveforkidswhowanttomakeadifference?

（）49.WhatmayshockpeopleaccordingtoDessi?

A.Morepeoplekeepbirdsaspets.

B.Lotsofbirdsareindanger.

C.Birdsareveryhelpfultotheenvironment.

D.Youcanfindalotofbirdswhereveryouare.

（）50.WhatcanwefindonDessi’swebsiteaccordingtothelastparagraph?

①birds’photos②shortvideos

③articles④birdfeedersonsale

A.①④B.③④C.①③D.②④

　　　　[B]

In1991,JaneGoodallsatdownwithsometeenagersinTanzania,acountryinEastAfrica.Theteenagerssaidtoher,“Yourgeneration（一代人）hascompromised（使陷入危险）ourfuture,andthere’snothingwecandoaboutit.”Theseteenagersgaveheranidea,andtogethertheycreatedaprogramthatisstillmakingtheworldabetterplacemanyyearslater.

Goodallisoneoftheworld’smostfamousnaturalists.Sheoncelivedinthewildwhiledoingresearch（研究）.Herworkhaschangedthewayweseeanimals.Forexample,whenGoodallbeganstudyingchimpanzees（黑猩猩）inTanzania’sGombeStreamNationalParkin1960,shediscoveredthatchimpanzeesmakeandusetools,justlikehumans.

Goodall,whoisnow83,travelsaroundtheworld300daysoftheyear.Shesharesherstorywithyoungpeopleandencouragesthemto“maketheworldabetterplaceforpeople,animals,andtheenvironment”.

OnMarch16thisyear,GoodallvisitedtheAcademyoftheSacredHeartinLouisiana,USA.Shetoldthestudentstherethatit’snottoolatetosaveourplanet.“Yes,we’vedestroyedtheworld,”shesaid.“No,it’snottoolatetodosomethingaboutit.Wecanjoinhands,andstarttomakeadifference...”

Goodallexplainedwhysheandthose12teenagersinTanzaniastartedayouthprogramin1991calledRoots&Shoots.Theywantedtoshowthat“everysingleoneofusmattersandhassomeroletoplayinprotectingtheplanet”.

AfterlisteningtoGoodallspeak,SophiaSchuler,a12-year-oldstudentatSacredHeart,wantedtoact.“JusthearingaboutDr.Goodall’slifeandherloveforchimpanzeesmakesmefeellikeabetterperson,”Sophiasaid.“NowthatI’veheardaboutRoots&Shoots,Iplantojoinit.”

GoodallsaidthathergoalistohaveeverychildontheplanettakingpartintheRoots&Shootsprogram,whichnowhasmembersin130countries.

（）51.Goodall’sideaofcreatingRoots&Shootscamefrom______.

A.someAfricanteenagers

B.somefamousnaturalists

C.he