四川省成都市簡(jiǎn)陽(yáng)市簡(jiǎn)城學(xué)區(qū)2021-2022學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中英語(yǔ)試題

試卷第=page1414頁(yè)，共=sectionpages1515頁(yè)試卷第=page1515頁(yè)，共=sectionpages1515頁(yè)四川省成都市簡(jiǎn)陽(yáng)市簡(jiǎn)城學(xué)區(qū)2021-2022學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中英語(yǔ)試題一、聽(tīng)句子選答語(yǔ)1．A．You’reright. B．Thankyou. C．I’mafraidso.2．A．Goodidea. B．Idon’tknow. C．Wow,howfun!3．A．Sure.Hereyouare. B．Letmesee. C．Soundsgood.4．A．It’sdifficult. B．Forthreeyears. C．Bylookingthemupinadictionary.5．A．Takecare. B．Sure,I’dliketo. C．Gladtohearthat.二、聽(tīng)力匹配題6．聽(tīng)句子，選擇與所聽(tīng)句子內(nèi)容相符的圖片。每小題念兩遍。

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10.__________三、聽(tīng)短對(duì)話選答案7．A．Listening. B．Writing. C．Speaking.8．A．Playinggames. B．Doinghishomework. C．Talkingtoafriendonline.9．A．Theywatchedamovie. B．Theytraveledbyplane. C．Theywenttoagiftstore.10．A．Thethirdfloor. B．Thefifthfloor. C．Thetenthfloor.11．A．October29th. B．October30th. C．October31st.12．A．Shy. B．Serious. C．Humorous.13．A．Bob’ssister. B．Bob’smother. C．Bob’sneighbor.14．A．Forfiveyears. B．Forsixyears. C．Forsevenyears.15．A．Besideahotel. B．Oppositeaschool. C．Nexttoasupermarket.16．A．Tea. B．Coffee. C．Juice.四、聽(tīng)短文選答案聽(tīng)短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇正確答案。短文念兩遍。17．Whatmakesthewritingrobotbecomepopular?A．Theparents’support. B．Theboringhomework. C．Theconvenienceofbuyingit.18．WhatcanwelearnaboutLiWei’swritingrobot?A．ItcostLiWei820yuan. B．Itarrivedwithintwodays. C．ItwrotefasterthanLiWeidid.19．HowdidLiWei’smotherfeelwhenshefoundtherobot?A．Angry. B．Surprised. C．Glad.20．Whydosomeparentsthinktherobotisahelpertotheirchildren?A．Becausetheythinkthehomeworkisunnecessary.B．Becauseitgivestheirchildrenmoretimetorelax.C．Becausetheycan’tteachtheirchildrenthemselves.21．Whatisthespeakerworriedabout?A．Thestudents’pressurefromtheirhomework.B．Theuseofthewritingrobotamongstudents.C．Therelationshipbetweenparentsandchildren.五、聽(tīng)短文填表聽(tīng)短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成圖表中所缺信息。短文念三遍。FreePizza—thenameofan____22____startedbyarestaurantinCaliforniaIts____23____Atleastfourcustomers(顧客)canmakeupagroup.Eachgroupmemberneedstohandintheirphonesbeforethemeal.Therestaurantstaffshould____24____thephonesandthenkeepthemuntilthemealisfinished.ItsprizeTherestaurantwillprovidethegroupwithabigpizzafor____25____.ItspurposeTohelpfamiliesorfriendsavoidcheckingtheirphonesallthetime.Toencouragethemtohavemore____26____duringthemeal.ItsresultTherestauranthasgivenaway40to50pizzasoverthepast3weeks.六、單項(xiàng)選擇27．—Whatdoesyourbrotherdo?—He's________universitystudent.A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the28．Assoonasyougetthetestpapers,please________toyourclassmates.A．handitout B．handthemout C．handoutthem29．OnHalloweenlittlekidsdressup________ghostsorblackcats.A．for B．through C．a(chǎn)s30．Jerryusedto________thephysicstest,butnowhealwaysgetsanA．A．pass B．take C．fail31．—It's10:00a.m.Ihavetogonow.—It'srainingheavilyoutside.Don'tleave________itstops.A．since B．until C．because32．—Whatdoyouplantogiveawaytoyourmotherasthebirthdaygift?—Ihaven'tdecidedyet.I________giveawayascarftoher.A．shall. B．may C．must33．—Wouldyoulikesomejuiceorcoffee?—.Ireallydon’tmind.A．Either B．Neither C．Both34．Chinahas________populationintheworld.It'salot________thanthepopulationoftheUS.A．thebiggest;big B．thebiggest;bigger C．big;bigger35．—________doyougettosleepquickly?—Bylisteningtosomesoftmusic.A．How B．Which C．Where36．—Excuseme,couldyoupleasetellme________?—Sure.It'smadeofcotton.A．whose-sweateristhat B．wherethesweaterismade C．whatthesweaterismadeof七、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話5選5補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，選出適當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)補(bǔ)全對(duì)話，并將選項(xiàng)的編號(hào)依次填入題號(hào)后橫線上。A:Hi,Lisa.Icalledyouthismorningbutyoudidn’tanswer.B:Sorry,Judy.___37___Shevisiteduswithhermom,soIwantedtobringthemtosomewhereinteresting.A:Didyouhaveagoodtimethere?B:Yes,wedid.Butsomethingspecialhappenedtome.Ilearnedalotfromthat.A:Oh?Whathappened?B:___38___Iaskedastrangertheway,buthesaidhewouldn’thelpme.A:Isn’thelocal?B:I’mnotsure.Butitseemsthatheisalittleimpatientwithme.A:Why?Howdidyouaskhim?B:Iasked,“___39___”A:Oh,___40___Adirectquestionmaymakeothersfeelimpolite.B:Yeah,Irealizedthatandaskedanotherstrangerinapolitewayandthengottherightanswer.A:___41___A．A．WhereistheFunTimesPark?B．B．Ididn’tknowthewaytoFunTimesPark.C．C．Ithinkit’sagoodlessonforyoutolearn.D．D．IwenttotheFunTimesParkwithmycousin.E．E.Iknowwhyhewouldn’thelpyou.八、完形填空TheTangCosturme（唐裝）Fashionisfullofculture.TheTangcosturmeisa___42___ofChinesehistoryandfashionculture.TheTangcosturmegotits___43___becauseChinabecameknowntoothercountriesduringtheHanandTangdynasties.Fromthenon,peoplecalledChineseclothesTangcosturmes.Chinesefashionisnotonlydifferentfromwesternfashion,butalsofromthatinother___44___countriessuchasJapanandKorea.Thebeautifulsilkknots（結(jié)）andtheotherdecorationsonTangstyleclothesare___45___withpeopleallovertheworldnow.TodaypeoplecandesigntheTangcosturmesaseitherformalorcasualclothes.It___46___boththewearer’spersonalstyleandChina’srichtraditionalculture.SowesaytheTangcosturmeisveryattractiveandverydifferentfromwestern-stylesuits.42．A．memory B．mystery C．symbol43．A．name B．style C．clothes44．A．African B．European C．Asian45．A．a(chǎn)ttractive B．popular C．familiar46．A．explains B．expresses C．promisesIusedtohavelittlepassion（激情）inmylife.Butwhathappenedtheotherdaychangedmymind.ItwasthenthatIlearnedhow___47___itistohavepassioninlife.ThatdayIwenthomeinmymom’scar.WhenMom___48___ataredlight,someoneonthesideoftheroadcaughtmyeyes.Itwasamandressedinrags（破舊衣服）.Hewashomeless.Thatdidn’t___49___me,becauseIhadseenmanylikehimbefore.Thosepeopleusuallylookedunhappyandhopeless.Butthismanwasdifferentinsomeway.Hewasnotsittingdownwithasadexpression.___50___,hehada___51___inhishandandwasdancinghappilytothemusic.Theradioseemedtobethemostprecious（珍貴的）thinghehad.“Mom,whydoesthatmanhavearadiothoughhe’shomeless?”Iasked.“Heboughtit,”shereplied.“Butwhydoesn’theusethemoneytobuyfoodorclothes?He___52___somethingthathedidn’tneed.”“Well,Sarah,sometimesfoodandclothesaren’tthemostimportant.”Thatmanmust___53___somuchaboutmusicthatheboughtaradioinsteadoffoodorclothes.Isoonrealizedthat__54__isthekeytolife.SincethenIhavebeenalwaysthinkingofwhatis___55___importantinlife.Ahome,ameal,clothes—thesethingsareonlypartofthelife.Whatweoftenforgetisthatweallneeda___56___,alightonadarkday.Weallneedpassionwhichgivesusthehappinessweneedtokeepgoing.47．A．strange B．important C．difficult48．A．walked B．stopped C．stood49．A．require B．hurt C．interest50．A．Instead B．Anyway C．However51．A．hat B．radio C．phone52．A．a(chǎn)skedfor B．waitedfor C．paidfor53．A．talk B．care C．learn54．A．knowledge B．health C．happiness55．A．truly B．seriously C．completely56．A．joy B．score C．treat九、閱讀判斷LetmesharewithyouthreewaysofimprovingyourspokenEnglish.HereI'llsimplyintroducetheiradvantagesanddisadvantages.ListeningtoEnglishasmuchaspossibleAdvantage:It'sveryeasy.Youcandoitwhileexercising,waitinginline,andsoon.Disadvantage:It'stoopassive.Listeningaloneisn'tenough.Youshoulddootherkindsofspeakingpractice,too.TakingEnglishspeakinglessonsAdvantage:Ithelpsyoudospeakingpractice.Andyoucanmakeprogressinafewweeks.Disadvantage:It'sverylimited,Youcanonlylearnthewords,phrasesandsentencesinthelessons.TellingastoryinyourownwordsafterlisteningtoitAdvantage:Themoreyoupractice,themoreyou'lllearnandthelargeryourvocabularywillbe.Disadvantage:Itcanbealittledifficultforbeginners.57．Thepassagemainlytellsushowtoimproveourlisteningskills.58．YoucanlistentoEnglishinmanyplaces.59．YoucanmakemuchprogressbytakingEnglishspeakinglessons.60．It'sagoodwayforbeginnerstolearnmorewordsbytellingastory.61．ToimproveourspokenEnglish,weshouldtrydifferentways.十、閱讀單選Anoldmantoldeveryoneinhisvillagethathisyoungneighborwasathief.Asaresult,theyoungmanwastakentothepolicestation.Dayslater,themanwassetfree,asthepolicefoundthathehadn’tstolenanything.Aftergoinghome,theyoungmansued(起訴)theoldmanforcallinghimathief.Incourt(法庭),theoldmantoldthejudge(法官),“Theywerejustwords.Theydidn’tharmanyone.”Thejudgetoldtheoldman,“Writedownallthethingsyousaidabouthimonapieceofpaper.Cutupthepaperandonyourwayhome,throwthepiecesofpaperontheground.Tomorrow,comebackheretohearyoursentence(判決).”Thenextday,thejudgetoldtheoldman,“Beforehearingyoursentence,youwillhavetogooutandfindallthepiecesofpaperthatyouthrewonthegroundyesterday.”Theoldmansaid,“Ican’tdothat!ThewindblewthemawayandIwon’tknowwheretofindthem.”Thejudgethensaid,“Inthesameway,simplewordscanhurtaman’simageinawaythatcannotbeundone.Ifyoucan’tspeakwellofsomeone.Don’tsayanythingatall.”62．Whatdidtheyoungmanactuallydo?A．Hesuedtheoldman.B．Hestolesomethingfromhisneighbour.C．Heranawayfromthepolicestation.63．Whydidthejudgeasktheoldmantodolikethatonthefirstday?A．Tomakefunoftheoldman. B．Topreparetoteachhimalesson. C．Toseeiftheoldmanwaslying.64．Howdidthejudgesentencetheoldman?A．Hemadehimlookforthepiecesofpaper.B．Hemadehimsaysorrytotheyoungman.C．Thestorydoesn’ttellus.65．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Theyoungneighborstolesomethingfromtheoldman.B．Atfirst,theoldmanthoughtwordsdidn’tdoharmtoanyone.C．Theoldmanfoundallthepiecesofpaperthathehadthrown.66．Whatdoesthestoryteachus?A．Goingtocourtisaseriousthing. B．Weshouldfightbackifwearehurt. C．Weshouldbecarefulwithourwords.Socialmedia（媒體）isabigpartofmostofmostpeople’slives.TherearesocialappsandsiteslikeWeChatandSinaWeibo,aswellasvideoappslikeDouyinandKuaishou.Howdoyoubehavewhenyouusetheseapps?RecentlyresearchersattheUniversityofSussex,UK,studiedsocialmediausersrangingfrom10to15yearsold.Theyfoundthattheycanbedividedintofourpersonalitytypes.Geeks（極客）Geeksareactivesocialmediausers,buttheyfinditmuch,moredifficulttodealwiththelifeintherealworld.Mostofthemareboyswholikeplayingcomputergamesandmakingmusicandvideos.Theyoftenpostcreativeworksonline,usingfake（假的）names.Infact,theyshouldavoidspendingtoomuchtimeontheInternet.InternetcelebritiesInternetcelebritieslikesharingaswell,buttheyaremuchmorevisible（看得見(jiàn)的）thangeeks.Theymightbecomewell-knownfortheirsingingordancing.Butmanyofthem,especiallyteenagers,sharealmosteverysideoftheirlivesinordertoownmorefans.BeingateenageInternetcelebritycansometimescauseproblemsintherealworld.Lurkers（潛伏者）Thefirsttwogroupsareluckytofindaplacetoshowtheirtalent.Butmostteenagersfallintothethirdkind“l(fā)urkers”,orpeoplewhoareneithertooactivenorvisible.ThisgroupprefersWeChattoSinaWeibo,asWeChathasprivategroups.Theycan’texpressthemselveswellbutatleasttheymakesuretoprotecttheirpersonalinformation.Victims（受害者）Victimsdon’thaveenoughknowledgetokeepthemselvessafeonline.Theirpersonalinformationcanbemadepublicandcauseproblemsforthem.Toavoidbeingavictim,youshouldcheckyourpersonalsettingsonsocialmedia.“Friendsonly”isagoodchoiceforyourposts.Don’tshareyourpersonalinformation.67．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inParagraph2referto?A．ResearchersattheUniversityofSussex,UK.B．Socialmediausersrangingfrom10to15yearsold.C．Researchersandsocialmediausersrangingfrom10to15yearsold.68．WhatdogeeksoftendoontheInternetaccordingtothepassage?A．Theypostcreativeworks.B．Theysharetheirpersonalinformation.C．Theysharealmosteverysideoftheirlives.69．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“Internetcelebrity”inParagraph4mean?A．網(wǎng)絡(luò)用戶 B．網(wǎng)絡(luò)名人 C．網(wǎng)絡(luò)博主70．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutlurkers?A．Thisgroupisbothactiveandvisible.B．TheywouldratheruseWeChatthanSinaWeibo.C．Lurkersdon’thaveenoughknowledgetokeeptheirpersonalinformationsafeonline.71．What’sthepurposeofthewriter?A．Tooffertipsforsocialmediausers.B．Toteachsocialmediauserstousedifferentapps.C．Todescribefourpersonalitytypesofsocialmediausers.十一、根據(jù)首字母填空72．He’spooratspelling.Hemadealotofspellingm________inhiswriting.73．WhenIfailedmyexams,myparentsusuallyencouragedmeinsteadofp_________me.74．Afteri__________thepresident(主席)ofthecountry,Ifeelmyjobasareporterisperfect.75．Afterbeinga___________fromclassfortwodays,Larryishappytogobacktoschool.76．Thesweaterseemsi___________andapersonwithlittlemoneylikemecanbuyone.十二、填寫適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~補(bǔ)全對(duì)話在空格中填上適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，使對(duì)話完整正確。一空一詞（含縮寫詞）。按編號(hào)把答案依次填入題后表格中。A:GrandpaIneedtowriteaboutthe__77__inourlives.ButIdon’tknowwheretostart.Canyougivemesomeadvice?B:Sure.Howabout__78__ourteenagedays?A:Soundsgreat.Butwhatwasthelifelikewhenyouwereyoung?B:Well,listentomy__79__tomyteenagedayswhilelookingattheseoldphotos.Iusedtoliveinaverysmallvillagehouse.Thehousewasabout20m2,withonlytworooms,onekitchenandonebedroom.A:Wow,Ican’tbelievethat.Couldyouandyourbrotherseachhavea__80__space?B:Impossible.Andthehousewasnever__81__.Wethreeboyseitherplayedorhada“fight”inthesmallhouse.A:Didmygreatgrandparents__82__you?B:Yes.Sometimestheyweresoangrythattheydidn’tallowustohavedinner.A:Terrible!ButonethingIkindof__83__isthatyoualwayshadbrothersaround.Astheonlychildinthefamily,Isometimesfeellonely.Andhowaboutyourschoollife,Grandpa?B:Yourgreatgrandparentshadapoorlifebutthatdidn’t__84__theirpursuit（追求）ofeducation.Theyalwaysexpectedustoleavethevillageonedaybyreceivingagoodeducation.SoIstudiedhardandluckily,Ididn’t__85__tomeettheirexpectations.A:Yeah,youwenttocollege,foundagoodjobandwentoutofyourwaytofightforabetterlife.You’realwaystheprideofourfamily,Grandpa.B:Yousee,it’seducationthatcanmakeadifferenceinourlives.A:Yousaidit,Grandpa.Withsuchacomfortablelearningenvironment,Ihaveno___86___nottostudyhard.B:Goodboy.十三、短文選詞填空從下面方框中選出10個(gè)單詞，將其正確形式填入短文，使短文意思正確通順（每詞限用一次）。按編號(hào)將答案依次填入題后表格中。rise

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easyOnMay22,2021,thewholenationweresaddenedbythenewsthatDrYuanLongpingpassedaway.Thatafternoon,itwas__87__inChangsha,HunanProvince.Asthehearse(靈車)wentslowlythroughthestreets,peoplesaidtogether“GrandpaYuan,restinpeace”overandoveragain.Someranalong,__88__toseehimoffforalongertime.Tearsrandowntheirfaceswiththerain.DrYuanworkedmostofhislifegrowingbetterrice.Asaresultofhisresearch,theChinesepeoplearenolonger__89__aboutgettinghungry.Forhiscontributions,DrYuanisoftencalledthe“FatherofHybrid(雜交)ricebytheChinese.”Bornin1930,DrYuangraduatedfromcollegein1953.Yearslater,hedecidedtodoresearchonhybridrice.From1964to1969,hedidmorethan3000experiments,butall__90__.Henevergaveup.In1974,hebecamethefirstagricultural(農(nóng)業(yè)的)pioneertogrowricethathadahighoutputintheworld.HehelpedChinaachieveimpossiblething—China’stotalriceoutput__91__from5.69billiontonsin1950to19.47billiontonslastyear.Withrisingfameintheworld,Yuangavea__92__inEnglishatanimportantmeetinginQingdaolastyear.Beginningwith“IspeakpoorEnglish”,his20-minutespeechturnedtobeahuge__93__,withfewmistakes.Actually,hespeaksEnglishwhenhetalkswithforeignreporters.Healsowriteslyricsforasongtoshowhisdreamand__94__hisloveforhismother.Heencouragesyoungpeopletostudyhardandkeeptrying,becausenobodycangetoverdifficulties__95__.Thoughhehasawideknowledge.Heunderstandsthateven___96___personintheworldshouldbeopentothenewthings.HeoncetoldXinhua,“WeshouldlearnfromChinesefarmers,becausetheyhaverichexperienceinplantingrice”.十四、閱讀還原6選5Doyoualwayscareaboutwhatyoulooklikeinothers’eyes?Puttingselfies（自拍）onlinecanbeafunwaytoshareyourlifewithyourfriendsandfamily.__97__Somethinksuchpicturescan’tshowa“real”image（形象）ofthosepeopleandcanevenmakepeoplefeelworseaboutthemselves.ScientistsinAustraliadidastudyof130womenaged18to30.Theyaskedthewomentolookatasetofphotos.__98__Then,thewomenneededtotakeaselfieandspend10minutesediting（編輯）theselfie.Theyalsocomparedtheirsense（感覺(jué)）ofthesatisfactionwiththeirownbodiesandfaces—beforeseeingthosepicturesandaftereditingtheirselfies.__99__Somepeoplewilledittoomuch.Evenifthepeopleinthephotosdon’tlooklikethemselvesatall,theystilllikebeingso“perfect”.__100__Thisinturn（反過(guò)來(lái)）createsgreaterstresswhentheyedittheirphotosto“perfection”,accordingtooneofthescientists.__101__A．Somostofpeopledon’tliketotakesuch“perfect”photos.B．Anotherreasonwasthatsomepeoplehadtoshowthebestone.C．SothefindingsalsoshowedthedifficultiespeoplefacewhenusingWeiboorWeChat.D．Someofthephotosshowedthinwomen,whileothersshowedwomenofmediumbuild.E．Butsomepeoplemaytakethesephotostooseriouslyandspendlotsoftimeonthem.F．Thefindingsshowedthatthelongerawomantooktoedittheselfie,themorebadfeelingsshehadaboutherself.十五、閱讀填表Haveyounoticedthat“You’rewelcome”haslargelybeentakentheplacebytwonewwords—“Noproblem”?Hereisanexample:Shopkeeper:“Here’syourchange,ma’am.”Me:“Thankyou.”Shopkeeper:“Noproblem.”Buttome,itisaproblem.Iwanttobethankedforgoingtoashop.Idon’twantthisautomatic（機(jī)械的）reply.“Youarewelcome”means“Youarewelcometoshophere;thanksforlettingushelpyou.”WhenIhear“noproblem”,whatIthinkis:“You’renothelpingme.I’llgosomewhereelsenexttime.”Thereareothermoreannoying（惱人的）phrases,ofcourse.Butthisoneespeciallyseemstojustpushpeopletooneside.Itseemstosay,“I’vetakencareofyou,sonowleavemealone.”Itseemstosaythatyouareactuallynot‘welcome”.It’spartofawhole,lazyculture.Peopledon’tnoticeeachother.Peoplecan’tbebothered（打攪）.Peoplesitclosetogetherinacof