金华四中九下第一次月考.docx

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金华四中九下第一次月考

金华四中

1、完形填空

ThereisanoldEnglishsaying,“Laughteristhebestmedicine.”OnepersoncertainlywouldhaveagreedwiththisisNormanCousins.

NormanCousinswastheeditorofamagazinecalledSaturdayReviewforalmostfortyyears.Healso_16___andspokeaboutworldpeaceandanti-warissues（反战议题）,travelingtomanydifferentcountriestosharehis17____.

Inthe1960s,afterreturningtotheUnitedStatesfromabusyandtiringtriptoEurope.Mr.Cousinsgot_18___.Hediscoveredhehadastrangediseasethatcausedgreatpaininhisbones（骨头）. 

Inlessthanaweekafterhegotback,hecouldnot_19____it.Everymovethathemadewaspainful.Hewasnotableto_20_____atnight.ThedoctortoldMr.Cousinsthattheydidnotknowhowtocure（治疗）hisproblemandhemightnever__21___theillness.Mr.Cousins,however

refusedtogiveuphope.

Mr.Cousinsthoughtthattheillnesscouldbecausedby22____thoughts.Hedidnotwanttotake_23____tocurehimself.Instead,hefeltthathappythoughtsorlaughtermightcurehisillness.

Hebegantoexperimentonhimselfwhilestillinthehospitalbywatchingcomedyshowsontelevision.Mr.Cousinsquicklyfoundthattenminutesof__24___laughterduringthedaygavehimtwohoursofpain-freesleepatnight.

Decidingthatthe25_____couldnothelphim,Mr.Cousins

 leftthehospitalandcheckedintoahotelroomwherehecould__26____hisexperimentswithlaughter.Foreightdays,Mr.Cousins_27____inthehotelroomwatchingcomedyshowsontelevision,readingamusingbooks,andsleepingwheneverhefelt_28____.Withinthreeweeks,hefeltwellenoughtotakeavacationtoPuertoRicowherehebeganrunningonthebeachfor_29____.

Afterafewmonths,Mr.Cousinswas_30____tocarryonhiswork.Hehadlaughedhimselfbacktohealth.

16.A.laughedB.taughtC.wroteD.copied

17.A.magazinesB.subjectsC.photosD.ideas

18.A.richB.sickC.lonelyD.famous

19.A.standB.realizeC.faceD.improve

20.A.dreamB.eatC.shoutD.sleep

21.A.gothroughB.lookafterC.getoverD.findout

22.A.unhappyB.pleasantC.sillyD.clever

23.A.foodB.timeC.medicineD.money

24.A.unusualB.falseC.realD.wild

25.A.friendsB.laughterC.experimentD.doctors

26.A.beginB.endC.continueD.report

27.A.restedB

.workedC.studiedD.played

28.A.wellB.tiredC.afraidD.worried

29.A.helpB.exerciseC.freedomD.fun

30.A.ableB.safeC.lazyD.uncertain

二，阅读理解

A

NewsReview

Head-onTrainCrash

OnMay18,twotrainshadahead-oncrash（相撞）nearNewYorkCity.Over250peoplewereonthetrainsthen.About60peoplewerehurt,butnodeathswerereported.

TravelTime

TouristscametogethertotheTaishanMountain,onMay1.Over180,000touristsvisitedtheplaceofgreatinterestfromApril29toMay1,duringthethree-dayholiday.

TomatoCompetition

AtomatocompetitionwasheldinHuainan,AnhuiProvince,onApril16.Thebesttomatoeswerechosenaccordingtotheirshape,colorandtaste.Thecompetitionhopedtoencouragethefarmerstogrowbettertomatoes.

31.About______peoplewerehurtintheHead-onTrainCrash.

A.18

B.29

C.60

D.250

32.AlotofpeoplevisitedMountTai________.

A.13hoursaftertheearthquake

B.onMay18

C.duringtheMayDAYholiday

D.onApril16

33.TheTomatoCompetitioninAnhuiProvincewasheldto______.

A.helpthepeopleinYa’an

B.savethepeopleonthetrains

C.helpgrowbettertomatoes

D.forgettheterribletime

B

Nevergointoasupermarkethungry!

Thisisagoodpieceofadvice.Ifyougoshoppingforfoodbeforelunchtime,you’llprobablybuymorethanyouplanto.Unluckily,however,justthisadviceisn’tenoughforconsumersthesedays.Modernshoppersneedaneducationinhowandhownottobuythingsatthestore.First,youchecktheweeklynewspaperadvertisements.Findouttheitemsthatareonsaleanddecideifyoureallyneedthesethings.Inotherwords,don’tbuyanythingjustbecauseit’scheaperthanusual!

“Newandimproved!

”or“AllNatural”onthefrontofapackageinfluenceyou.Instead,readthelistofingredientsontheback.Third,compareprices:

thatis,youshouldexaminethepricesofbothdifferentbrandsanddifferentsizeofthesamebrand.

Anothersuggestionsforconsumersistobuyordinaryitemsinsteadoffamousbrands.Ordinaryitemsinsupermarketscomeinordinarypackages.Theseproductsarecheaperbecauseproducersdon’tspendmuchmoneyonpackingoradvertising.

Thequality,however,isusuallyasgoodasthequalityofwell-knownnamebrands.Inthesameway,inbuyingclothes,youcanoftenfindhighqualityandlowpricesinbrandsthatarenotfamous.Shoppingindiscountclothingstorescanhelpyousavealotofmoney.Althoughthesestoresaren’tveryattractive,andtheyusuallydonothaveindividualdressingroom,notonlyarethepriceslow,butyoucanoftenfindthesamefamousbrandsthatyoufindinhigh-priceddepartmentstores

WiseconsumersreadmagazineadsandwatchTVcommercial（广告）,buttheydothiswithoneadvantage:

knowledgeofthepsychology（心理）behindtheads.Inotherwords,well-informed（消息灵通的）consumerswatchforinformationandcheckformisinformation.Theyaskthemselvesquestions.Istheadvertiserhidingsomethinginsmallprintatthebottomofthepage?

Isthereanyrealinformationinthecommercial,oristheadvertisersimplyshowinganattractiveimage?

Withtheanswertothesequestions,consumerscanmakeawisechoice.

34.Whatmayhappenifpeoplegoshoppingforfoodwhentheyarehungry?

A.Theymayforgetwhattobuy.B.Theymayfeeltootiredtocarrythings.

C.TheymaybuymorethantheplantoD.Theymaypaymoreforthesameproduct.

35.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ordinary”meaninthispassage?

A.beautifulB.usualC.strangeD.necessary

36.Beforeyoudecidetobuythings,youshould______

A.MakesurewhethertheyareonsaleB.Considerifyoureallyneedthem

C.Checkiftheyarefamousbrands,D.Readthewordsonthefrontofthepackage

37.Thebesttitleforthispassageis_______

A.KeepacoolheadB.Believeinyourself

C.ClothesmakethemanD.Moneyisn’teverything

C

ManyofyouhaveheardaCinderella（灰姑娘）story,butyoumaynotknowthatthereareoverahundreddifferentwaystotelltheCinderellastory.Whenwriterstellthesamestoryinadifferentway,itiscalledtheir"version"ofthestory.ThestoryofCinderellahasmanydifferentversions.Let'sreadtwoofthemandfindouthowtheyaredifferent.

Theversionthatmostpeopleknowistheoldestonewrittenin1697byCharlesPerraultfromFrance.ThisistheversionwherethebirdshelpmakeCinderellas'sdressandthemiceturnintocarriagemen（马车夫）andhelpCinderellagotothedanceinapumpkin（南瓜）carriage.Inthisversion,manyoftheanimalsareCinderella'sfriends.TheyhelphermeetthePrince.CinderellamarriesthePrinceandtheylivehappilytogethereverafter.

Inanotherversionofthisstorywritteninthe1850sbyJacobandWilhelmGrimmfromGermany,thebirdshelpCinderellainthewholestory.Cinderella'sfathergivesheralittletreewhenhecomesbackfromaparty.Sheplantsthelittletreeandhertearswaterituntilitgrowsintoatalltree.

ThebirdsnowliveinthetreeandtheygiveCinderellaadressofgoldandshoesofgold.CinderellagoestothepartytomeetanddancewiththePrince.Later,hefindsCinderellaathomedoingworkforherstepmother（继母）.CinderellamarriesthePrinceandtheylivehappilyeverafter.

Nowyoucanunderstandwhattheword"version"meansandhowmorethanonewritercantellastoryinadifferentway.Thatiswhytherearemayversionsofthesamestory.

38Inthestorywrittenin1697,_______helpedmakeCinderella'sdress.

A:

herfather

B:

herstepmother

C:

thebirds

D:

themice

39InJacobandWilhelmGrimm'sstory,Cinderella'sfather.

A:

giveshersomebirds

B:

givesheralittletree

C:

makesagolddressforher

D:

makesgoldshoesforher

40TheChinesemeaningoftheword"version"inthispassageisprobably"".

A:

人物

B:

语气

C:

方法

D:

版本

41.Ifweputthepassageintothreeparts,whichofthefollowingisthebest?

（①=Para.（自然段）1②=Para.2③=Para.3④=Para.4⑤=Para.5）

A:

①;②③④;⑤

B:

①②;③;④⑤

C:

①②;③④;⑤

D:

①;②;③④⑤

D

Are YouRightHandedorLeftHanded?

Whichhanddoyouusewhenwrite?

About8to15percentofpeoplearelefthanded.Theyoftenhavetousetoolsthataredesignedforright-handedpeople.Soitisdifficultforleft-handerstousemosttools.Ifyouarerighthanded,trythisexperiment:

Takeaknifewithyourlefthandandtrycuttingapotatointopieces.Don'tbesurprisedifyoufeelawkward（别扭的）.

Inthepast,peoplethoughtitwasstrangetousethelefthand.Youngstudentslookeddownupontheirleft-handedclassmates.Somechildrenwereevenpunishedforusingtheirlefthandtowrite.Butthesedaysparentsandteachershaveacceptedthat.Inalmosteveryschoolintheworld,left-handedstudentscanusetheirlefthandtowrite.

Whatcausespeopletobelefthandedorrighthanded?

Expertshavesearchedlongandhardonthis.Theyconclude（得出结论）thatleft-handedpeoplearelefthandedforthesamereasonthatright-handedpeoplearerighthanded.Oneoutofeverytenpeoplejustisaleft-hander.It'ssimplylikethecolorofoureyes–somepeoplehavebrowneyes,whilesomeothershaveblackeyes.

However,mayresearchersthinkthatleft-handersandright-handersaredifferentinsomeaspects.Right-handersaremoretalkativeandoutgoingthanleft-handers.Manyright-handedpeopleunderstandspokenwordsbetter.Forexample,aftertheylistentodirectionstoasupermarket,theycanfinditeasily.Right-handersaregoodatorganizingpeople,too