河北省保定市九年级下学期一模测试英语试题word版 含答案.docx

1、河北省保定市九年级下学期一模测试英语试题word版 含答案2021年河北省保定市九年级下学期一模测试英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单选题1When students graduate from school, they often show thanks to _ teachers.Amy Byour Chis Dtheir2Li Lei has got the first place in the long jump. He is the _ of our class.Aeffort Bpraise Ccourage Dpride3Sandy had to refuse a s

2、econd piece of cake _ she had an upset stomach.Awhile Bbecause Cif Dunless4Diana, I forget new words quickly. How can I remember them?Dont worry. Its _ to forget new words. I suggest you read the words and try to use them.Aexciting Brude Cnatural Dperfect5Just go down the road and you _ the school n

3、ext to the library.Asee Bwill see Chave seen Dsaw6When the storm stopped, the plane could _.Aturn off Bcut off Ctake off Dget off7I _ to go to tonights birthday party for Lisa, but I still havent decided what to wear.Aask Bwas asked Cwill ask Dasked8Molly _on the phone, so I just smiled at her and w

4、ent away without saying anything.Ahas talked Bwill talk Cwas talking Dtalked9I _my card. I want to report it.You can call the bank to report the loss. It would be fast.Alose Blosing Cwill lose Dhave lost10Dad, could you tell me _?You have to set a goal and work hard for it until you succeed.Awhen I

5、can get a good gradeBwhether I can get a good gradeChow I can get into my dream schoolDwhom I can turn to ask for help二、完型填空 One winter morning, I woke up early, and stood beside the window.The 11 decorated the land and Avon River in white. I stood 12 and watched what the nature had painted over the

6、 night.I stood close to the 13 . Suddenly,! cried out, There is a goose(鹅)out there. “It stood there quite still. Its wings folded to its sides, 14 its feet were frozen to the ice. Then from the dark sky, I saw a line of swans(天鹅).They 15 down from the top of the sky and at last landed on the ice. A

7、s the swans stood around the frozen goose, I 16 that it might be killed by those great swan beaks(鸟喙).Surprisingly instead-those beaks began to work on the ice. Their long necks went up and down, again and again. It went on for a long time. At last, the goose was 17 and standing on the ice. However,

8、 the goose didnt move. It seemed as if it was crying, “I cant fly.” Then four of the swans came down 18 it. Their powerful beaks cleaned the gooses body from top to bottom. The ice fell off from the feathers. When at last the gooses wings were free, the four swans started to fly and joined the group

9、 again.I watched them until they 19 . Only then did I realize that my eyes were wet. This is a true story. I just think of it in the bad moment, and from it comes only one 20 question: If so for birds, why not for human?11Asky Bsnow Cflower Dpicture12Aquietly Bsimply Chappily Dnervously13Aland Brive

10、r Cfeather Dwindow14Aso Bfor Cand Dor15Amoved Bflew Cturned Dfell16Asaid Bfeared Choped Dknew17Aglad Bsad Cfree Dlucky18Aacross Bover Cthrough Daround19Aclimbed Bstopped Clanded Ddisappeared20Adifficult Bpuzzling Chopeful Dinteresting三、阅读单选 Jack had an unusual experience last night. He is sharing it

11、 with his friends, Ken and May.Ken: What were you doing, Jack? What did you see?Jack: It was half past nine last night and I was getting ready for bed. I heard some strange noise outside while I was brushing my teeth. I wondered what was happening and I went to the window and looked out. To my surpr

12、ise, I saw a bright yellow green light in the sky.May: Maybe the light you saw was a UFO! Or a ghost! A few years ago, an American man saw a flying saucer(飞碟)while he was driving along a road. He also saw some strange yellow light. You have heard about it, havent you?Ken: Dont be imaginative, May. J

13、ack didnt see anything, or anybody. It wasnt a ghost. It was probably a plane, or a shooting star. Perhaps Jack just made a horrible(可怕的)dream!Jack: I am very serious. I did see something. The light disappeared and then suddenly some “tiny people” were standing in the garden. There were three of the

14、m. Two of them ate some flowers in the garden.Ken: Oh, come on, Jack. I really doubt what you have said.Jack: I am not joking! One of the people was looking at me through the window.May: Really? What did it look like? Were you frightened?Jack: Its whole body was green. It had no ears and nose. Its h

15、ands were huge. Its eyes were very big and looked like eggs. It looked at me and I could hardly move.Ken: What happened then?Jack: I was able to move eventually. I ran and got my camera at once.May: And?Jack: I didnt have a film.May: Oh no!21Why did Jack go to see the window?ABecause he wanted to kn

16、ow what was happening outside.BBecause he couldnt sleep.CBecause he knew that he would see something strange.DBecause he wanted to see a UFO cross the sky.22Ken suggested that Jack _ .Asaw a plane last night Bpossibly had a dream last nightCmet a UFO last night Dwas telling them something serious23W

17、hich of the following sentence is TRUE?AA Horrible Dream is the best title of this passage.BJack actually saw a meteor(流星).CJack saw four “tiny people”.DJacks friends are Ken and May. Stan Lee was one of the most beloved people in the comic book world. Lee was born Stanley Martin Leiber in New York

18、City in 1922.He began writing for comic books at 19.He wrote under the name Stan Lee. He explained that he used this name because he wanted to write a serious and great piece of literature(文学)someday. As the pride in his work grew, he decided to change his name to Stan Lee.Lee is best known for bein

19、g the genius behind Marvel Comics. He worked as the companys editor-in-chief, as well as its chairman. He started his career in comics in 1939.He developed Marvel from a small publishing company into a huge one.It was, of course, the characters that Lee created that made Marvel famous. He worked wit

20、h several artists, such as Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, to create beloved superheroes such as Spider-man,the X-Men,the Fantastic Four and Iron Man.Lees characters often have super powers, but they also have weaknesses. They get up and go to work every morning. They are humans. They live in New York C

21、ity and other parts of real America. They not only try their best to save the world, but also to pay their bills, make friends, and hold jobs. In a piece for Marvel in 1969,Lee discussed the importance of creating these balanced characters. “.Nobody is all good, or all bad,” he wrote.Lees characters

22、 touch people over many generations(一代人). The stories he wrote encouraged many people to find their own talents. He was, in many ways, a real-life superhero.24When did Stan Lee begin writing for comic books?AIn 1939. BIn 1922. CIn 1941. DIn 1969.25What do Stan Lees characters have in common?AThey al

23、l live in New York City in the USABThey have super powers and ready to save the world.CThey dont have to go to work every morning.DThey arent humans.26What can we learn from Stan Lees stories according to the text?ABelieve in ourselves. BBe thankful to others.CNever give up our dreams. DTry to find

24、our own talents.6www.youthnews https:/www.youthnews/yourviewYOUTHNEWS News School Life Your View SportShould Museum Entry Be FreeWith International Museum Day coming up, today we are asking readers: Should museums be free or should people have to pay for a ticket? Let us know your view.Comments (评论)

25、Museums are not only there for enjoyment; they are education. This is why they must be free. While museums need a huge amount of money to operate (运转)，let the wealthy pay for it. The idea of a person or child interested in art not being able to view (看)it because of cost is wrong.cost is wrongKrista

26、 Chen(US)- Age 15Museums teach people about their past. This is part of our shared culture that should be available to everyone, rich or poor people should never be asked to pay an entrance fee (入场费)Rob Sanchez (Australia)- age 17There are no simple answers. Low ticket prices could help museums keep

27、 open. But businessmen should also provide museums with more money and other support. They have a social responsibility too.Amber White (UK) Age 16I think museums should be free to the public. I do, however, think twice a year the museums should organize money-raising events to help pay for the cost

28、 of keeping open.Li Mishao (China)-Age 1527The four people are _.Areporters on the website Bclerks in different museumsCbusinessmen in an organization Dreaders from different countries28What does Krista Chen suggest?AMuseums must be free. BMoney-raising events should be organized.CEveryone should of

29、fer museums more help. DPeople should only pay what they can afford.29Who supports the idea of low prices?AKrista Chen. BLi Mishao. CAmber White. DRob Sanchez.30Which of the following is right?AThis is a discussion about education. BHalf of them agree with free entrance.CThe website is generally for

30、 young people. DAn American girl mentions social responsibility. Success doesnt begin until you begin the walk down the pathway towards your aim. And your walk down the path always begins with a baby step.Why do we call them baby steps?Are they really anything more important than our next steps down

31、 the lifes pathway?Baby steps are the first steps we take as an act of faith(信念). We see others stepping out and we want to show our ability to walk by following them.As we grow, we continue our development by taking additional(额外的)baby steps. Sometimes we fall; sometimes we fail. After that, all steps become an act of faith; we just become more practiced. If you say to yourself. “I dont want to make a fool of myself”