上海华育中学2017届九上英语期中卷

海华育中学2016学年第一学期九年级期中试题2016/11满分150分，考试时间100分钟考生注意：1.考试时间100分钟,试卷满分150分。2.本考试设试题卷和答题纸两部分。试卷分为第I卷和第II卷,全卷共6页。所有答题必须涂选择题或写非选择题在答题纸上，做在试卷上一律不得分。3.答题前,务必在答题纸上填写准考证号和姓,并将核对的条形码贴在指定位置上,在答题纸反面清楚地填写姓。密Part1Listening第一部分听力I.ListeningComprehensionA.Listenandchoosetherightpicture封线内B.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear7.A)OnhiswayhomeB)InhiscarC)AthomeD)Inhisoffice8.A)BecausehewasillB)BecauseshewaswritingherreportC)BecauseshewasbusyD)Becauseshedidn’tknowit9.A)MathsandPhysicsB)EnglishandChinese不C)HistoryandMathsD)PhysicsandHistory10.A)ShemissedtheplantoLondonB)ShelostherhandbagC)ShemissedthetraintoLondonD)Shelostabighandbag11.A)ThewomanonlyB)OnlyAnnaandKarlC)Ann,KarlandthewomanD)Nobody12)A)AquarterB)One-fifthC)One-fourthD)Four-fifths要13)A)TuesdaymorningB)FridaymorningC)SaturdaymorningD)Sundaymorning14.A)AbouttwoweeksB)AboutthreeweeksC)AboutfourweeksD)AboutfiveweeksC.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse15.TheworldchampionshipwasheldinAustraliain2007.答16.MichaelPhelpswon7goldmedalsatBeijingOlympics.17.Onlyhistallandwildbodymakeshisdreamcometrue.18.Hesucceededbecauseheputhismindintoswimming.19.PhelpstrainseverydayexceptonChristmasday,20.FromPhelps’sexperiences,weknowthatnothingisimpossible.D.Listentothepassageandfillintheblanks21.Sleepisimportantforthingsto____________intothebrain.22.Ifyouaretryingtoremembera____________within30minutes,agoodnight’ssleepisnecessary.23.Theresearchshowedthattheactofsleepwasimportantforpeopleto________________things.题24.Oneinfivepeoplesaysthatnotenoughsleepwillaffecttheir________________.25.Ifvolunteersinanexperiencewereallowedtosleep____________________,theyfounditeasiertofinishthememorywork.Part2Phonetics,VocabularyandGrammar第二部分语音、词汇和语法1.Choosethebestanswer()26.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciationfromothers?A)Inmyopinion,it’sagoodidea.B)Ourobjectistofurthertraderelations.C)Whydidn’tyoutaketheoffer?D)Weoftendealwiththeproblem.()27.Johnsonhasbeenappointed______manageroftheengineeringdepartmenttotake_____placeofGeorge.A)/…/B)/the…/C)the…theD)/…the()28.Thecastlestandsinaquietplace________themainroadatthefarendoftheriver.A)toB)forC)offD)out()29.-Whotaught_______Englishlastterm?–Was______Mr.William?A)you…itB)you…heC)your…itD)your…that()30.Withthehelpoftheirteachers,theyhavemadeonly_______mistakesthistime.A)littleB)fewC)alittleD)afew()31.Jennifertakesalotofexerciseeverydayandsheisalwaysfullof________.A)knowledgeB)energyC)changeD)courage()32.-LucyandLilylookthesame.Aretheytwins?-Yes,butLucyis______ofthem.A)thetallerB)thetallestC)tallerD)tallest()33.Ilikethissilkdress,andit________sosoftandcomfortable.A)isfeltB)isfeelingC)feelsD)hasfelt()34.Jeffspentasmuchtimeashecould__________baseball.A).playedB)playC)playingD)toplay()35.-Howaboutgoingtothemoviethisweekend?-Sorry,Iprefer_______ratherthan_________.A)stayingathome…gooutB)togoout…stayathomeC)goingout…stayathomeD)tostayathome…goout()36.-Whyhaven'tthestudentsondutycleanedtheclassroomyet?-Becausethey__________ameetingatthemoment.A)werehavingB)arehavingC)hadD)have()37.Tonywaslateforschoolthismorningbecausehisalarmclockdidn’t________.A)gooffB)goawayC)gooverD)goout()38.Threepeoplegothurtinthecarcrashyesterdayandtheinjured______tothehospitalatonce.A)tookB)hastakenC)weretakenD)wastaken()39.Mikeaskedmehowlong___________.A)IhadcometoShanghaiB)IhadgonetoShanghaiC)IhadbeeninShanghaiD)IhavebeeninShanghai()40.I________inLondonformanyyears,butIhaveneverregrettedmyfinaldecisiontomovebacktoChina.A)livedB)havelivedC)amlivingD)waslived()41.He________filmsinAsiaformorethan30yearsbythetimehearrivedinCanada.A)madeB)hasmadeC)hadmadeD)wouldmake()42.Atschool,somestudentsareactive________someareshy,yettheycanbegoodfriendswithoneanother.A)whileB)althoughC)soD)as()43.Mostparentsdon’tknow_________theirkidsarewatchingonTV.A)whenB)whereC)whatD)why()44.Timeissopreciousthatyoumustmakefulluseofit.A)usefulB)importantC)valuableD)valueless()45.-TomorrowI’mgoingonholiday.-_________!ButIwillbebusy.A)ThankyouB)LuckyyouC)MypleasureD)Mindyou.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.EachcanonlybeusedonceA.accidentallyB.focusingC.involveD.signE.appearsAmathematicsteacherasksherstudentstodesignafloorplanforacommunitycenter,F.unusualG.effectiveH.thoughtfullyI.trendsJ.variousincludingdanceareasandaplaceforaband.Why?Becausesuchadesignwill46several2geometricshapesanda(an)definedarea,andthestudentsmustusewhattheyhavestudiedaboutthecomputationofareatomakean47plan.Ahistoryteacheraskshisstudentstoreflectonandwriteabouttheirexperiencesholdingjobsandtheirrelationshipswiththeiremployers.Why?BecausethestudentswillsoonbestudyingtheIndustrialRevolution,48onhowitshapedtheexperiencesofandrelationshipsamongmembersof49socialclassesintheUnitedStates.Ascienceteacherasksherstudentstopreparestatementsexplainingtheirpositiononwhetherthepresidentshould50aninternationalenvironmentaltreaty.Why?Becausepreparing密thesestatementswillengagethestudentsinassessingandapplyinganumberofscientificviewsonglobalwarming.Anyonealerttocurrenttrendsinteachingpracticewillnotbesurprisedbytheseexamples.Theyillustratethepracticeonthepartofmanyteacherstoengagestudentsmore51inthesubjectmattertheyarelearningbyhelpingstudentstodrawconnectionsbetweentheirlivesandthesubjectmatter,betweenprinciplesandpractice,pastandpresent,andpresentandfuture.封Yetthereisalsosomething52abouttheseexamples:notwhat53onthesurfacebutwhatliesunderneathit.ThesethreelearningactivitiesweredevelopedwiththehelpofasimplesetofguidelinescalledtheTeachingforUnderstandingFramework..Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms54.Patrickhadafew_________inhispocket.(penny)55.Hissmallfarmwasinworseconditionthanany______________farminthatarea.(neighbor)线56.Some____________wordsmadeusinterestedinthetopic.(invent)57.Therearemany____________placesofinterestinXian.(history)58.Afterlearningthetext,theteacheraskedmeto_________ittothewholeclass.(tell)59.Tomisgoodatmathematics.Healways_________themathsproblemsquickly.(solution)内60.The________ofthefiredriedhisshoesonthetopofthemountain.(hot)61.Mikedoeshisworkso____________thatheoftenmakesmistakes.(care)V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired62.MyfriendslosttheirwaywhentheyweretravellinginHK.(改为一般疑问句)_________yourfriends_________theirwaywhentheyweretravellinginHK?不63.ThousandsofpeopleinTaiwanhadnohousestoliveinafterthetyphoon.对划线部分提问What________________thousandsofpeopleinTaiwanafterthetyphoon?64.Idon’tthinkTheOldManandTheSeaimpressedyoudeeply.(改为反意疑问句)Idon’tthinkTheOldManandTheSeaimpressedyoudeeply,____________________?65.Ihaven’tdecidedthedatefortheconferencecall.改为简单句要Ihaven’tdecided______________havetheconferencecall.66.Youmustthrowthebrokenpotteryawayatonce.(改为被动语态)Thebrokenpotterymust________________awayatonce.67.Asweallknow,studentsshouldstudyhard.(保持句意基本不变Itis_________________thatstudentsshouldstudyhard.68.cheap,bysurfacemail,send,decided,package,to,because,I,the,it’s(连词句)答_____________________________________________________________________Part3ReadingandWriting(第部分读写).ReadingcomprehensionA.Choosethebestanswer题(A)WhichtabletcomputershouldYOUbebuying:Theyarethisyear'smusthave...andthere'sastyletosuiteveryone？BestforyoungchildrenBestforteenagersLeapPadExplorer2,£68iPad4thgeneration,£399-£6593AimedatchildrenbetweenTheiPadisstillthethreeandnine(thoughamarketleader,andforgoodnine-year-oldmightfinditareason.Iftheteenagerinlittlesimple),itcomesinpinkyourhouseenjoysplayingorblueandwithfivebuilt-incomputergames,thelatesteducationgames(youcanbuyofferingfromAppleisthemore).Besides,theLeapPadonetochoose.doesnotallowaccesstothePros:Noothertabletinternet—soitisimpossiblecancompetewiththenearforyourchildtostumbleacrossanythingonemillion‘apps’(thenameApplecreatedforinappropriate.specially-designeddownloadableprograms)Pros:TheeducationgamesareavailablefortheiPad.Simpletouse,evenforwell-designed,thebuilt-invideocameraisathosewhousuallystrugglewithtechnology.funwaytoplayatbeingafilmdirector.Cons:ConsiderablymoreexpensivethanCons:Someofthegamesareshockinglymostcompetitors.expensive.Andthepoweradaptorisnotincluded.BestforworkingparentsBestforbookwormsMicrosoftSurface,£399-£559AmazonKindlePaperwhite,£109TabletsarebrilliantNearlyalltabletsletyouforleisure—butwhatifdownloadbooks.It'sagreatwayyouwanttodoabitoftotakeamountainouspileofwork?Notabletcanyethardbacksonholidaywithoutcompetewithafull-sizestuffingyoursuitcase.laptopcomputer,butthisistheonlytabletthatallowsyoutouseButmosttabletshaveaMicrosoftWord,ExcelandPowerpoint(theyareshinyscreen—whichcanbeallpre-installedandincludedintheprice)andverydistractingwhenyou'retryingtoread.Theyoucanbuyaprettylovelymini-keyboardforPaperwhiteisdifferent:itsmattscreenandtypinglettersandemails,whichalsodoublesupcrispblackletteringimitatethelookofwordsasthecover.onpaperbrilliantly.AndyetyoucanstillreadPros:TheSurfaceisgoodforwatchingthewordsinthedark.movies—abonuswhenstuckintheairportonPros:Easyontheeye,excellentbatteryabusinesstrip—andsurfingtheinternet.life,180,000freebooks(ifyousubscribetotheCon:Thekeyboardisanexpensiveadd-onAmazonPrimecustomerloyaltyservice)plus—costingupto£109.Itmightbecheapertohundredsofthousandsmoretobuy.buyalaptop(thoughatabletismuchsmallerCons:NoTV,films,games,internetorandlighter).camera.69.Theunderlinedphrase‘stumbleacross’mostprobablymeans‘___________’.A.meetwithB.quarrelwithC.comparewithD.competewith70.WhichofthefollowingaboutSurfaceisNOTTRUE?A.Thekeyboardwilladdtothecost.B.Thekeyboardcanserveasacover.C.YouhavetopayextratoinstallMicrosoftWord.D.YoucanwatchmoviesorsurftheInternetwithit.71.Ifyouareagamelover,whichtabletisleastlikelytobeyourchoice?A.LeapPadExplorer2.B.iPad4thgeneration.C.MicrosoftSurface.D.AmazonKindlePaperwhite.(B)Classifiedadvertisingisthatadvertisingwhichisgroupedincertainsectionsofthepaperandisthusdistinguishedfromdisplayadvertising.SuchgroupingsasHelpWanted,RealEstate,LostandFoundaremade,theratechargedbeinglessthanfordisplayadvertising.Classifiedadvertisementsareaconveniencetothereaderandasavingtotheadvertiser.4Thereaderwhoisinterestedinaparticularkindofadvertisementfindsalladvertisementsofthattypegroupedforhim.Theadvertisersmay,onthisaccount,useaverysmalladvertisementifitwereplacedamonglargeradvertisementsinthepaper.Itisevidentthatthereaderapproachestheclassifiedadvertisementinadifferentframeofmindfromthatinwhichheapproachestheotheradvertisementsinthepaper.Heturnstoapageofclassifiedadvertisementstosearchfortheparticularadvertisementthatwillmeethisneeds.Ashisattentionisvoluntary,theadvertiserdoesnotneedtorelytoomuchextentondisplaytypetogetthereader’sattention.Formerlyallclassifiedadvertisementswereofthesamesizeanddidnothavedisplaytype.Withtheincreaseinthenumberofsuchadvertisements,密however,eachadvertiserwithinacertaingroupiscompetingwithothersinthesamegroupforthereader’sattention.Inmanycases,theresulthasbeenanincreaseinthesizeofthespaceusedandtheadditionofheadlinesandpictures.Inthatway,theclassifiedadvertisementhasinrealityadvertisement.Thisisparticularlytrueofrealestateadvertising?72.AllofthefollowingfactsareadvantagesofclassifiedadvertisementforadvertisersEXCEPTthat____.封A)classifiedadvertisementchargeslessmoneyB)itiseasiertoattracttheattentionofthetargetconsumersC)itprovidesmoreinformationforthereadersD)itdoesnothavetorelytoomuchondisplaytype73.Oneoftheexamplesgivenoftypesofclassifiedadvertisementis____A)housesforsale线B)peoplewhoareaskingforhelpC)peoplewhoarelostD)jobvacancies74．Whyhaveclassifiedadvertisementschangedinappearance?内A)Becausepeoplenolongerwantheadlinesandpictures.B)Becauserealestateadvertisingisparticularlytruthfulnow.C)Becausetheincreaseinthenumberofsuchadvertisementsmeanstheyhavetobesmallnow.D)Becausetherearemoreadvertisementsnowandmorecompetitionamongadvertisers.B.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage不Theuniversitiesareschoolsofeducationandresearchbutthemainreasonfortheirexistenceisnotintheknowledgetaughttothestudentsorintheopportunitiesfortheeconomicorsocialdevelopmentresultingfromtheresearchfindings.Thetruefunctionofauniversityisthatitkeepsthe75betweenknowledgeandthereallife.Itunitesthestudentswithordinarylifeinacreativeway.Theuniversitypassesoninformation,butitconveystheinformationimaginatively.Imaginationisthedrivingforcefor要thesociety’sfuturedevelopment.Students’imaginationistheveryspiriteveryuniversityshouldprotectandencourage.Auniversitywhich76todosohasnoreasonforexistence.Withimagination,knowledgeisnotonlyknowledge:itincludesallpossibilities.It’snolongera77onstudents’memory.It’sfoodforthoughtandmaterialforcreativeinventions.Imaginationisnot78knowledge.Instead,itisawayleadingtomoreknowledge.答Itworksbythoroughlystudyingthecurrentknowledgeandthenexploringeverypossibilityabouttheknowledge.Intheexploration,newknowledgetakesshape.Imaginationenablesmentoconstructanewvisionoftheworldanditaddsexcitementtolifethroughendlesspossibilities.Imaginativepeoplearerestlessallalong.Youthisimaginativeandiftheuniversitycanhelppreservethispreciouswealth,thepowerofimaginationcan79changestheworld.Besides,itshouldalsobemadeclearthatimaginationwon’tbemosteffectivewithoutnecessaryexperience.Theproblemofthecurrentworldisthatthosewhoareimaginativehaveonlylittleexperiencewhilethosewhoareexperiencedhaveweakimaginations.Thesolutionleftfortheuniversitiesistoholdtogether题thesetwofactorsforthewholehumanraceto80greaterdevelopmentandhappiness.75.A.connectionB.attractionC.differenceD.tradition76.A.triesB.pretendsC.failsD.means77.A.burdenB.treasureC.scheduleD.science78.A.superiortoB.familiarwithC.separatefromD.strictwith79.A.temporarilyB.carefullyC.reluctantlyD.finally80.A.requireB.fixC.imagineD.achieve5C.ReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwordsAsfurtherproofthatyoucannow3D-printanything,acompanycalledNaturalMachineshasintroduceda3Dprinterforfood.The“Foodini”,asit’scalled,isn’ttoodifferentfromaregular3Dprinter,butinsteadofprintingwithplastics,itprintseatableingredientssqueezedoutofsteelcapsules(容器):“It’sthesametechnology,”saysLynetteKucsma,co-founderofNaturalMachines,“butwithplasticsthere’sjustonemeltingpoint,whilewithfoodithasdifferenttemperaturesandconsistencies(粘稠度).Also,gravityworksalittlebit(81)aus,asfooddoesn’tholdtheshapeaswellasplastic.”AttheWebSummittechnologyconferenceinDublin,theBarcelona-basedstartupis(82)soffthemachine,whichitsaysistheonlyoneofitskindcapableofprintingawiderangeofdishes.“Infact,thisisaminifoodmanufacturingplantshrunkdowntothesizeofanoven,”Kucsmasaid,pointingoutthatatleastintheinitialstagetheprinterwillbetargetedmostlyatprofessionalkitchenusers,withaconsumerversionto(83)f.Inprinciple,theFoodinisoundslikethefinallazinessaid:pressabuttontoprintyourfood.ButNaturalMachinesisquicktopointoutthatit’sdesignedtotakecareonlyofthedifficultandtime-consumingpartsoffoodpreparationthatdiscouragepeoplefromcookingathome,andthatitpromoteshealthyeatingbyrequiringfreshingredientspreparedbeforeprinting.Nevertheless,thecompanyisworkingwith(84)mfoodmanufacturerstocreatepre-packagedplasticcapsulesthatcanjustbeloadedintothemachinetomakefood,eventhoughtheyassurethesewillbe(85)fofpreservatives,withashelflifelimitedtofivedays.Theprintingprocessisslow,butfasterthanregular3Dprinting.Otherthanbeingcapableofcreatingcomplexdesigns,theFoodinicanbeusefulforrecipesthatrequireaccuracyandskillfulness,likehomemadepizzaorfilledpasta.Currently,thedeviceonlyprintsthefood,whichmustbethencookedasusual.Buta(86)fmodelwillalsocookthepreparationandproduceitreadytoeat.The(87)ialsocomeswithasocialelementtoo.“There’satouchscreenonthefrontthatconnectstoarecipesiteinthecloud,soit’saninternet-of-things,connectedkitchenappliance,”saidKucsma.Userswillalsobeabletocontrolthedeviceremotelyusingasmartphone,andsharetheirrecipeswiththecommunity.D.AnswerthequestionsHaveyoubeentozoos?Haveyouwatchedcircuses(马团)？Weseeanimalsinzoosandcircusesandtreatthenastrainedfriends.Butcouldtheselovelyanimalsstillsurviveinthewild?TheFrenchdirectorThierryRagoberttriedtogiveustheanswerinhisnewmovieAmazonia.Inthemovie,alittlemonkeycalledSaiexperiencedajourneybacktonature.Saiwasborninacircusandraisedbyhuman.Allheknewwastoperformandmakepeoplelaugheverynight.However,hislifeturnedupsidedownoneday.AfteraplaneaccidentinSouthAmerica,thelittlemonkeyfoundhimselfinthejungle(丛林).Hewaschasedbyeaglesandgotsickbyeatingsomeunknownplants.Fortunately,anothermonkeysavedhimfromdanger.Saijoinedthewildmonkeysandsoonfoundthathewassodifferentfromtheothers.Hehadnoskillsofhuntingandfightingbecausehehadneverlivedinthewildbefore.Saibegantolearnfromtheothermonkeyssincethen.ThismoviewasreleasedontheChinesemainland.Itisthefirst3Dmovieinhistorywhereallrolesareplayedbyrealanimals.TheleadingroleSaitogetherwithotherrolesinthefilmwerewell-trainedanimalstarsfromBrazil’snationalzoo.ThedirectorsenttheanimalsintothewildandfilmedtrainedanimalstarsfromBrazil’snationalzoo.Thedirectorsenttheanimalsintothewildandfilmedtheirreallife.“Iwanttoknowiftrainedanimalscanfindtheirsurvivalinstincts(本能).”Ragobertsays,“Iexpectthismoreasanexperimentthanafilm.”PeoplecanalsoseehowhumanactivitieshurttheAmazonjungleinthemovie.Itremindspeoplehowandwhatmantookfromnaturalworld.Thedirectoralsosayshewishesthatseeingnaturewillhelppeplethinkaboutprotectingitsbeauty.88.IsthisFrenchmovieaboutalittlemonkey?89.WhendidSaifindhimselfinthejungle?690.WhatskillsdidSailearnfromothermonkeys?91.Wheredidtherolesofthemoviecomefrom?92.Howdidthedirectormakethemovie?93.DoyouthinkSaiwantstogobacktothecircus?Giveyourreason.密.Writing封105.Writeapassageofatleast60wordsonthetopic“OpportunityandSuccess”(以“机遇和功”为题目，写一篇不少于60个词的短文)线内不要答题7