上海市西南模中學(xué)九年級(jí)上學(xué)期英語周測(cè)(無聽力部分無答案)

1、.初三英語周測(cè)試卷9AM1U1Part2 VocabularyandGrammar.Choosethebestanswer.31.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciationfromtheothers?A.Moreandmorepeoplespendtheirholidaysinanothercountry.B.Theyoungladyoverthereismyaunt.C.Heisoldenoughtolookafterhimself.D.Thishouseismadeofwood.32._theendoflasts

2、pring,Tomjoinedthearmy_theend.A.At,atB.By,inC.In,atD.At,in33.Janewasgladtoseeherchildwell_whenshevisitedthelocalnursery.A.takecareofB.takingcareofC.tobetakencareofD.takencareof34.Jimhasneverbeenbacktohishometown_hewentabroadthreeyearsago.A.whenB.unlessC.sinceD.until35.Hemade_rapidprogress_soonhebega

3、ntowritearticlesforanAmericannewspaper.A.So,thatB.not,untilC.such,thatD.as,as36.Teenagerswilllearnmoreknowledgefromreallife_theyhavemorechancestoexperienceit.A.althoughB.ifC.becauseD.unless37.When_hischildhood,hecanthelpcrying.A.lookdownonB.lookuptoC.lookbackonD.lookaroundfor38.WhatdoyouthinkofTinas

4、essay?Well,Ithinkitsexcellent_afewsmallmistakes.A.besidesB.includingC.exceptforD.except39.Totellyouthetruth,Ireade-novelsuntilmid-night_.A.atatimeB.intimeC.ontimeD.attimes40.Shegotuptogetsomesleepingpillsbutfoundtherewas_leftathome.A.nothingB.noneC.somethingD.anything41.ThePalaceMuseumislocatedinthe

5、centerofBeijing.Theunderlinedpartmeans_.A.laysB.lyingC.liesD.laid42.Heismy_brotherandheistwoyears_thanI.A.elder;elderB.elder;olderC.older;olderD.older;elder43._greatnewsistoeveryoneinmoderntimes!A.HowaB.WhataC.WhatD.How44.NewspaperssaythatsofarH7N9hascausedseveralpeople_.A.dieB.todieC.dyingD.died45.

6、TheGreatWallisaplace_wecanadmirethewisdomofancientpeople.A.whichB.whereC.inwhereD.that46._canyoumakegreatprogressinyourstudy.A.OnlyinthewayB.OnlyinthiswayC.BythewayD.Ontheway47.WhenIgotthere,theshop_forfiveminutes.A.openedB.hadbeenopenedC.hasbeenopenedD.hadbeenopen48.Thoughitlookedlikerainythismorni

7、ng,ithas_tobeafineday.A.turnedupB.turnedoverC.turnedonD.turnedout第1頁/共7頁:第 7 頁49.Excuseme,youjusthappenedtotakeawaymymobilephonebymistake._.A.IamfineB.IamreallysorryC.NevermindD.Thatsallright50.Wouldyoumindturningtheradioalittledown?Myfatherissleeping._.A.MypleasureB.OfcoursenotC.NevermindD.Thatsago

8、odidea.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.A.choiceB.learnC.fantasticD.interestE.chooseNomatterwhetheryouhaveasweettoothornot,youcantmisstastingSwisschocolate.InSwitzerland，youcantasteasmuchchocolateasyoulike,alsoyoumayvisitmanychocolatemuseums.Youwill_51_aboutt

9、hehistoryofchocolate,explorethetraditionsofSwisschocolatemaking,andevenwatchthechocolateproductionprocess.Ifyouhavealotofmoney,takingachocolatetraincanbeagood_52_.Itwillbea_53_journeytositonafirst-classseat,tasteyummychocolate,andvisitthechocolatefactory.Youshowno_54_inchocolatemuseumsandchocolatetr

10、ains?Well,achocolatespawillmeetyourneeds.Youcangiveyourwholebodyachocolatetreat!Howsweetitis!A.spreadB.varietyC.reduceD.necessaryE.popularDoyoulovetostartyourdaywithacupofteainthemorning?Maybeyouenjoytakingaquietmomentoutintheeveningtorelaxwithit?TeahasbeenanimportantpartofdailylifeinChinaforhundred

11、sofyears.Thereisa_55_oftea,suchasgreentea,blacktea,flowertea,andyellowtea.ButtworisingstarsinChinasteacups-whiteteaanddarktea-arebecomingmoreandmore_56_.Darkteaismadefromrough,oldtealeaveswhichdarkentoadeepbrowncolourduringthelongprocess.Whitetea,producedmostlyinFujian,ismadebydryingtealeaves.Theloc

12、alpeople_57_thefreshleavesoutonthegroundandkeeptheminjarsaftertheyhavedried.BothdarkteaandwhiteteahavealonghistoryinChina.Darkteaandwhiteteaarehealthydrinks.Darkteacan_58_fatthebody,lowerbloodpressureandslowtheagingprocess.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.59.Haveyouconsidered_

13、tothepatientforyourcarelessdrive?apology60.Iveadmitwhathehaddonemademe_.success61.DuringtheAnti-JapaneseWar,thekindwomansavedmanychildrenandsentthemto_.securely62.Tohis_,theofficialhithiskidbrother.angry63.Childrenareafraidofthestonefiguresinthetemplewhichlookso_.fright64.Asawaitress,Ishouldtryourbe

14、sttomeethisimmediate_.require65.Canyoumakeaspeechforusatthevery_oftheceremony?begin66.Pleasekeepyourself_onthechairuntiltheplanelandssafely.sit.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired.67.Mr.Brownsuggestedsolvingtheprobleminanewway.改為復(fù)合句Mr.Brownsuggested_they_solvetheprobleminanewway.68.Whatwouldyouli

15、ketoaskbesidesthisquestion?保持句意不變Whatwouldyouliketoask_tothisquestion?第2頁/共7頁69.TheZhangsusedtotakeawalkafterdinner.改為反意疑問句TheZhangsusedtotakeawalkafterdinner,_?70.Thesofawasveryheavy.Theremovalmancouldntcarryitalone.兩句并為一句Thesofawas_fortheremovalmantocarryalone.71.Howmuchhavetheyspentinbuildingthen

16、ewairport?改為被動(dòng)語態(tài)Howmuch_spentinbuildingthenewairport?72.IhavenoideaifIshouldvisitmygrandparentsthisSunday.改為簡單句Ihavenoidea_visitmygrandparentsthisSunday.73.that,time,will,into,make,get,you,sure,the,university,on連詞成句_Part3ReadingandWriting.Readingcomprehension.A.Choosethebestanswer.Manypeopledecideto

17、rebuildorredecoratetheirhomesatsomepoint,andsometimesthejobtakeslongerthanexpected.Veryrarely,however,doesittakeaslongasonehouseintheUnitedStates.TheWinchester,house,ownedbySarahWinchesterinSanJose,California,wasrebuilttwenty-fourhoursadayforoverthirty-eightyears.TheremarkablestoryoftheWinchesterhou

18、sebeganin1842whenSaranPardeeofBostonmarriedWilliamWinchester.WilliamwasthesonofOliverWinchesterwhohadtherighttomakeandselltheWinchesterRifle,oneofthemostpopulargunsofthetime.In1866,SarahandWilliamhadadaughter,Annie,whodiedfromadiseaseasababy.Sarahwansadaboutthedeathofherchild.Then,tragedystruckSarah

19、againwhenWilliamdiedofadiseasein1882.Althoughherhusbandleftherabout$20millioninsavings,andanincomeofathousanddollarsaday,Sarahwasagainintheextremesadness,andontheadviceofafriendvisitedafortune-teller.Thefortune-tellertoldherthatherbadluckwasbeingcausedbytheghostsofallthepeoplewhohadbeenkilledbytheWi

20、nchesterRifle.Thefortune-telleralsotoldhertosellherhomeand“headtowardsthesettingsun.SarahWinchestertookthefortune-tellersadviceandmovedwesttoCalifornia,whereshefoundtheperfecthouseforher.Theoriginal原始的housewasasix-roomfarmhouse.Assoonasshearrived,Sarahstartedtakingthefortune-tellerssecondpieceofadvi

21、ce.Shewastoldtoneverstopbuildingherhouse.Usingthemoneyherhusbandhadlefther,sheemployedovertwentybuilderswhoworkednightanddayonthehouse.Everymorning,Sarahwouldmeettheheadofthebuildersandgivehimhand-drawnbuildingplansfortheday.ThiswentonuntilSarahsdeathin1921.Today,thehousehasover169rooms,13bathrooms,

22、47fireplaces.40staircasesand3elevators.GuestsatthehousecanlookoutoverthelandaroundtheWinchesterhousefromanyofthehouses10,000windows.Itisalsoeasyforgueststogetlostinthehouse.Therearealso,bysomeestimates,2,000doorsifyouincludealltheclosestintheWinchesterhouse,anddoorsbehindwhichguestscanfindnothingbut

23、walls!Dozensofsecrethallsandtrapdoorsarealsobuiltintothehouse.ThereasonwhySarahWinchestermadeallthesechangesisntentirelyknown.Manypeoplethinkitwastoconfusethenmanyghostswhoaresaidtohauntthehouse.OthersthinkSarahwassimplymad.Eitherway,WinchesterHouseisnowamajortouristattractionandbringsinthousandsofv

24、isitorsayear.74.SarahWinchesterwasthe_ofOliverWinchester.A.wifeB.daughterC.daughter-in-lawD.mother75._madeSarahdecidetosellthehomeandboughtanewhouse.第3頁/共7頁A.HerdaughtersdeathB.HerhusbandsdeathC.TheguestskilledbytheRifleD.Thefortune-tellersadvice76.Therightsequence順序ofwhathappenedis_.Afortune-teller

25、gavesomeadvice.AnnieandWilliamdiedfromsomedisease.SarahmovedtoCaliforniaandemployed20workers.WinchesterHousebecameamajortouristattraction.SarahmarriedWilliam,thesonofOliverWinchester.TherebuildingwentonuntilSarahsdeath.A.B.C.D.77.TheworkonthehouseneveruntilSarahsdeathbecause_.A.itwastheadvicegivenby

26、thefortune-tellerB.therewastoomuchworktodoC.SarahalwayshadnewplansinthemorningD.thebuilderswantedtosetupanewrecord78.Peoplevisitingthehousemayfindthehousevery_.A.experienceB.frighteningC.strangeD.useless79.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.ThetragedyofSarahWinchesterB.Secretsofafortune-tellerC.T

27、hehistoryofWinchesterfamilyD.Thestoryofa“l(fā)ongesthouseB.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage.Inabadeconomy,itmightseemstrangetothinkaboutquittingyourjob.However,sometimesresigning辭職isbestwayforyoutomoveforward.Herearesomesignsthatmaypointyoutowardthe_80_door.1.Yourworkenvironmentisnotheal

28、thy.Stressispartofanyjob.Butsometimesthefrustrationsofyourjobcanbegintoharmyou.Theycanmakeyousickor_81_.Ifyouhategoingtowork,itstimetoleave.2.Youneedmoreincome.MaybeyouthoughtthesalarywasOKwhenyoutookthejob._82_,nowyouneedmoreincometosupportyourfamilybecauseofdifferentlifecircumstances環(huán)境，狀況.Ormaybey

29、oufeelthatyourenotmakingwhatyoureworth.3.Youarenotbeingchallenged.Youhavebeeninyourpositionsforawhile,andyourskillshaveimproved.Nowtheworkyouredoingdoesntseeminteresting_83_.Maybeyoucangetmoreresponsibilityatadifferentjob.4.The_84_isgoingdownfast.Thesloweconomyhashurtalotofbusiness.Budget預(yù)算cutsandla

30、yoffsoccuralltoooftenasbusinesstrytostayafloat漂浮的，繼續(xù)持續(xù)的.Yourpositionmightbecutnext.5.Youhaveabadrelationshipwithyourbossorco-workers.Peopleatworkdontrespectorvalueyou.Yourbosstakesadvantageofyou.Yourrelationshipshavegottensobadthattheyre_85_thequalityofyourwork.Maybetheonlysolutionistofindnewpeoplet

31、oworkwith.6.Youquestionthecompanysethics倫理.Sadtosay,butmanyleadersinbusinessarenotveryhonest.Sometimesthebossmayaskyoutodothingsthatyouknowarenotright.Maybethecompanyislyingaboutitsproductsorstealingideasfromothers.Inthatcase.Youshouldfindabettercompanytoworkfor.Remember:Theexitdoorcansometimesopenu

32、paworldofnewopportunities.80.A.exitB.entranceC.frontD.back第4頁/共7頁81.A.excitedB.pleasedC.depressedD.interested82.A.ThereforeB.InsteadC.HoweverD.Generally83.A.afterallB.aswellC.atonceD.anylonger84.A.economyB.companyC.universityD.honesty85.A.improvingB.affectingC.increasingD.protectingC.Readthepassagea

33、ndfillintheblankswithproperwords.Nowadaysmoreandmorepeoplearecrazyabouttravelling.Whydopeopletravel?“Toseemoreoftheworld,manypeoplewouldsay.ButtravellingabroadnowmeansmuchmorethanthatforthegrowingnumberofChinesetourists.Ofcourseito_86_usgoodopportunitiestomeetpeoplefromothercountries,learnabouttheir

34、cultureandcustoms.AccordingtotheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganizationUNWTO,morethan1billionpeopletravelledtoanothercountryin2019,Chinesepeopletravelleda_87_30percentmorethanin2019.Theprosperity繁榮ofthetourismindustrycanalsobringbothourcountryandforeigncountries_88_greatbenefits.Chinesepeopleusuallyjo

35、inlargetouristgroupsandvisitseveralcountriesinonetrip.“AChinesepersonisnotgoingtotheMediterraneanjusttovisitoneplace.Thesearethetravelersofthefuture,saidtheUNWTO.Chinesepeopledontjusttravelfors_89_either.TheChinaInternationalTravelServiceCompanysaidthatalltheirtourtripssoldoutamonthbeforeChristmasDa

36、y.Storesoffereddiscountsduringthattime.SoshoppinginEuropeandtheUnitedStatesispopularamongChinesetravelers.InDecember,Chinaisgoingthroughaverycoldwinter.SomanypeopleliketogotosomecountriesinSoutheastAsiabecauseofthep_90_weather.“Iwanttoenjoythesunshineandbeachesthere,ratherthanthecoldinBeijing,saidHo

37、ngQian,whotookaholidaytoMalaysia.Hespenttendaystherewithhisfamily,HiswifewasveryinterestedinPenang,anislandcityinMalasia.TheimprovementoflivingstandardsmeansmoreChinesecantravelabroad.Butmanyofthemdonthaveas_91_ofpublicmanners.AreportbyLivingSocialwebsiteinMarch2019evenlistedChineseastheworldssecond

38、worstt_92_,afterAmericans.Ifyouwanttochangethatbadname,remembertoavoidthefollowing:littering,spitting,snatching搶奪busseats,line-jumping,takingoffshoesinpublic,talkingloudlyandsmokinginnon-smokingareas.Besides,weshouldlearnsomenecessarymannersofforeigncountries.D.Answerthequestions.Musicnotonlygivesyo

39、usomethingtosinganddanceto,butalsocanmakeyoufeelhappier.Scientistssaythatmusiccanhelptorelaxpeoplesmindandevenhelptorelievepain.Howdoesmusicworkitsmagic?Itisthefactthatmusiccanadjustourmood.Recently,thereisascientificresearchtobackupwhatwehavealwaysknownaboutmusic.Thestudieshaveshownthatwhenpeoplear

40、eexcitedorhappytheyaremorehelpful.Theoppositehappenswhenpeoplefeelaggressiveorunderstress.Theuseofmusiccaninfluencehowhelpfulpeoplecanbe.Dr.AdrianNorthmadeastudywith256universitystudents.Halfthegrouptookexerciseinthegymnasiumlisteningtomusicwhichcanbringhappinessandtheotherhalfexercisedtoaggressivem

41、usic.Whenleavingthegym,thestudentswereaskedtohandoutflyersinsupportofthelocaldisabledathletesfoundation.Theresultsshowedthatnearlyhalfofthegroupthatlistenedtohappymusicwerewillingtohandoutflyers.Butlessthan20%inthegroupthatheardtheaggressivemusicwerewillingtodoso.Thisstudysuggeststhatourchoiceofmusi

42、ccaninfluenceourwillingnesstocooperate.Whileastudyalsoshowsthatproductivitycanbeincreasedwiththerightchoiceofbackgroundmusicintheworkplace.Asmusicstimulates刺激workersmind,job第5頁/共7頁satisfactionisoftenpositivelyinfluenced.Otherstudieshaveshownthatworkerswhoareinagoodmoodhavemorejobsatisfactionthanthos

43、einabadmood.Thesestudiesshowthatmusiccanhaveapowerfulinfluenceonapersonsabilitytocooperate.Moodshaveadirectinfluenceoncooperationandjobsatisfaction.Thesefactorsalsohaveadirectrelationshiptothesuccessofabusiness.93.Whatdoscientistssayaboutmusic?_94.Whatdoesthephrase“backupinLine4,Paragraph1mostprobab

44、lymean?_95.Whydopeopleusetherightchoiceofbackgroundmusicintheworkplace?_96.Howmanyuniversitystudentswereaskedtotakeexerciseinthegymnasiumlisteningtoaggressivemusic?_97.Howdopeoplefeeliftheyareboredorsad?_98.Whichtwofactorshaveadirectrelationshiptothesuccessofabusiness?_E.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.UKschoolswillturntoanotherambitiouseducationalreform:o_1_compulsorycookinglessonstochildrenbetweentheagesof7and14bySeptember2019.Themainpurposeoftheplanistohelpchildrenlearnhowtocookproperlyandunders