四川省德陽市中江縣中南教育集團(tuán)11月月考九年級英語試題

四川省德陽市中江縣中南教育集團(tuán)11月月考九年級英語試題注意事項(xiàng)：1．答題前填寫好自己的姓名、班級、考號等信息2．請將答案正確填寫在答題卡上第I卷（選擇題）一、單項(xiàng)選擇（每小題1分，共10分）1．—Listen!________isbeatingourwindows.—Oh,no.Itisthewind.A．Nobody B．Somebody C．Anybody D．Everybody2．—Whydoesthiskindofjuicetasteso________?—Oh,becauseitismadefromgrapes.A．crispy B．salty C．sour D．fresh3．Pleasegivethisbooktoaboy________ZhangMing.A．call B．called C．calling D．tocall4．MyEnglishteacheroftenencouragesme________myspokenEnglishinandafterclass.A．practicing B．practices C．topractice D．practiced5．Ithink________shouldlearntobeindependent.A．sixteenyearsold B．sixteenyearoldC．sixteen-year-olds D．sixteenyearolds6．ThereissomethingwrongwithhisTV.Hewantstogetit________thisafternoon.A．repairing B．repaired C．torepaired D．repair7．Theseflowers________ofteninthepark.A．mustwater B．mustbewatered C．water D．bewatered8．Let’sleavetheproblemuntiltomorrow.I’m______tired______thinkaboutit.A．too;to B．so;thatC．enough;to D．such;too9．—Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?—It________bewindyorrainy.Italwayschangesquickly.A．must B．might C．can’t D．shouldn’t10．—________ringisthis,Jack?—Maybeit’sMary’s,butI’mnotsureaboutit.A．Whose B．Who C．Whom D．What二、完形填空（每小題2分，共20分）OnJuly27th,2018,thecomedyHello,Mr.Billionairecameout.ManypeoplewenttothecinematowatchShenTeng,whoplayedtheroleofthemaincharacter,WangDuoyu.Heactedsowellthatpeoplejustcouldn’tstoplaughing11themovie.ThemovietellsthestoryofamannamedWangDuoyu,whoispoor.Thenhewillbecomevery12overnightbecausehisgrandfatherpromisestogivehim30billionyuan.However,hehastouseuponebillionyuanwithinamonthfirst,orhewillget13.Itisnoteasyforhimtodothat.WangDuoyutriesmanytimesbut14almosteverytime.Whenheisabouttosucceed,hefindshisgirlfriendkidnapped(綁架).Tosaveher,hedecidesto15themoney.Later,he16thatitisonlyatest,forhisgrandfatherwantstomakesureheisadependableperson.Finally,hegetsboththemoneyandhisgirlfriend’slove.SomepeoplethinkWangDuoyu’sstoryistoogoodtobetrue.Theysaythereisnosuchthingasafreelunch.Inmyopinion,17youdon’ttakethemovietooseriously,itisfuntowatch.Besides?Ilearnfromitthatmoneyisnoteverything.Inotherwords,thereisalwayssomethingmoreimportantthanmoney,suchas18WangDuoyumakestheright19whenheisaskedtochoosebetweenloveandmoney.Ialsohaveabetterunderstandingofhumannature.Itdoesn’t20ifyouwanttoberich,buthowtobecomerichmakesadifference.WangDuoyudoesn’tgetrichatthecostoflosinghisgirlfriend.Forthesereasons,Hello,Mr.Billionaireisagreatcomedythatisworthwatchingagainandagain.11．A．a(chǎn)gainst B．through C．a(chǎn)cross D．behind12．A．famous B．rich C．happy D．poor13．A．nothing B．a(chǎn)nything C．something D．everything14．A．succeeds B．falls C．a(chǎn)rgues D．fails15．A．putup B．keepup C．giveup D．makeup16．A．carriesout B．handsout C．putsout D．findsout17．A．a(chǎn)lthough B．unless C．if D．because18．A．kindness B．friendship C．love D．happiness19．A．decision B．change C．wish D．effort20．A．help B．a(chǎn)ppear C．matter D．work三、閱讀理解（A、B、C、D、為閱讀單選，E為閱讀還原。每小題2分，共50分）AWhat’sgoingtohappeninthefuture?Willrobotscontrolourplanet?Willcomputersbecomesmarterthanus?Notlikely.Butherearesomethingsthatscientistssayaremostlikelytohappenin10—30yearsfromnow,accordingtotheBBC．Bionic(仿生的)EyesTheyarenolongersomething,onlyinasciencefictionmovie.Peoplewhoareblindmayhaveachancetoseethingsclearly—bywearingbioniceyes.Ablindeyecannolongersensesight,butabioniceyecanuseacamerato“see”theenvironmentandsendinformationtothemind.Nowthebioniceyeonlyallowspatientstoseelightsandunclearshapes.Abioniceyewithveryclearpicturescouldbejustinafewyearsaway.DigitalMoneyWeusedtopaywithcash(現(xiàn)金)foreverythingwebought.NowwecanuseWeChatPayorAlipaytoshop.Moneyisspentwithoutseeingit.Thatmeanswearealreadyusingdigitalmoney.Peopleonlyneedtotakeamobilephonewherevertheygo.Usingthesewaysismucheasierthansearchingourpocketsforchange.Itisalsosaferthancarryingalotofcash.ItisreportedthatpeopleinSwedencompletelystoppedusingcashlastyear,andtheUSmightbethenext.Self-drivingCarsUnlikeahumandriver,aself-drivingcarwon’tbeinfluencedbyaphonecall,theradioorsomethingoutsidethewindow.Sensors(探測器)andcamerasonthecarwouldallowittofollowtherulesoftheroadstrictlyandkeepasafespacefromothercars.Thiswouldgreatlymakethenumberofroadaccidentssmaller.Youcaneventakeashortrestwhilethecardrivesitself.Inthefuture,driverlesscarswouldbewidelyaccepted.21．Bioniceyessendinformationtothe________.A．mind B．camera C．computer D．heart22．WhichofthefollowingpaymentsisNOTmentionedinthispassage?A．Cash. B．WeChatPay. C．Alipay. D．Creditcard.23．Fromthereport,wecanlearnsomeinformationabout________.A．industryandfarming B．trafficandjourneyC．scienceandtechnology D．cultureandart24．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Bioniceyesonlyappearinthesciencefictionfilms.B．Theblindwearingbioniceyesmayseeclearlyinthefuture.C．Self-drivingcarswillbeinfluencedbysomethingoutside.D．Therewillbenoaccidentsatallifself-drivingcarsareused.25．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Therewouldbeanumberofself-drivingcarsontheroad.B．Robotswouldcontroltheworld.C．Theblindcoulduseglassestoseethingsaround.D．Wewouldliveahardlifewithdigitalmoney.BCaiLuninventedpaperaround2,000yearsagoinChina.Itisanimportantinvention.Beforetheinventionofpaper,peoplehadtorememberlotsofinformationorwriteitonstone,wood,leaves,etc.Todayeveryoneintheworldusespaper.Withpaper,wecanmakebooksandprintnewspapers.Sharinginformationisaloteasierwiththehelpofpaper.Peopleusepapereveryday.Studentsdohomeworkandkeepadiaryonpaper.Paperisagreatinvention.AlanTuringwasborninLondon,England,in1912.HeattendedCambridgeUniversityfrom1931to1934.Turingwasamathematician(數(shù)學(xué)家)andacomputerscientist.ManypeoplecalledTuringthefatherofcomputerscience.Hecreatedthefirstdesign(設(shè)計(jì))foramoderncomputer.Turingwantedtoknowifamachinecouldthinkforitselfandtricksomeoneintobelievingtheywerehavingaconversationwithanotherperson.ThisbecameknownastheTuringtest.Inthetest,ahumantalkedtotwootherpeoplethroughacomputer.Onewasamachine,andtheotherwasaperson.Thisideaisstillusedtoday.26．WhenwaspaperinventedbyCaiLun?A．Around2,000yearsago. B．About200yearsago.C．Around1,000yearsago. D．About100yearsago.27．PeoplecandothefollowingthingswithpaperEXCEPT_________.A．sharinginformation B．printingnewspapersC．havingtheTuringtest D．makingbooks28．ManypeopleconsideredAlanTuringtobe________.A．theinventorofprinting B．thefatherofmoderneducationC．theinventorofpaper D．thefatherofcomputerscience29．Inordertohavethetest,Turingneeded________.A．threepeople,onecomputerandamachine B．twopeople,onecomputerandamachineC．twopeople,twocomputersandamachine D．onepeople,onecomputerandamachine30．Fromthepassage,weknowCaiLun’sinventionandTuring’sideaare________.A．hardtoaccept B．notusedanymore C．unknowntopeople D．stillusedtodayCInyourschool,areyouallowedtochoosethesubjectsyouwanttolearn?Ofcourse,theansweris“No”hereinChina.InAmericathereisaschooltryingsomethingnew.AtahighschoolinFlorida,studentswillbeabletochoosetheirownclasses.Weallknowthatsomestudentsarebetteratsomesubjectsthanothers.Somestudentsplantogoontocollege,whileotherswillnot.Atthisschool,studentsareabletofindsubjectstheyareinterestedin,andpossiblyevenfindthefieldtheywouldliketogointoafterschool.Theyareallowedtochooseasubjectlikebiology,math,aforeignlanguage,orstudyskillslikecomputerorcarrepair.Somepeoplethinkthisisagoodidea,becauseithelpsstudentsthinkaboutwhattheywanttodointhefuture,andtheschoolhelpstogivethemtheknowledgeandskillsneededtogetthere.Theysaythatgivingthestudentsthechancetochoosetheirownclassesmakeshighschoolmoreinteresting.Othersdisagree.Theythinkthatfourteen-year-oldteenagersaretooyoungtoknowwhattheywillwanttodointhefuture.Whatdoyouthink?Wouldyouliketobeabletochooseyourownclasses?Manyusefulchangeshavebeenmadeineducation,butseeingthedifferencesineachstudentisalsoimportant.Howcanwehelpeachstudentbecomeabetterstudent?31．WhatarestudentsatahighschoolinFloridaallowedtodo?A．Choosethesubjectstheyareinterestedin. B．Becomeaforeignlanguageteacher.C．Makedeliciousmealsforallthestudents. D．Findapart-timejobtheyliketodo.32．Somepeoplethinkallowingstudentstomaketheirowndecisionhelpsthem_________.A．showhowsmarttheyare B．knowdifferencesbetweenthemC．preparefortheirfuture D．worryaboutthetests33．Whydon’tsomepeopleagreestudentstomaketheirowndecision?A．Somestudentsaren’toldenoughtoknowwhattheywanttodo.B．Somestudentsaretoonervoustomakearightdecision.C．Somestudentsaren’tashard-workingastheteachers.D．Somestudentsdonotcareabouttheirownfuture.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“field”inthepassagemean?A．Chance. B．Area. C．Competition. D．Hobby.35．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Allpeoplethinkallowingstudentstochoosetheirclassescanhelpthemfindtheirownpossibilities.B．StudentsinChinahavetherighttochoosetheirfavouritesubjectsineverymiddleschool.C．AllthehighschoolsinFloridagivethestudentsthechancetochoosetheirownclasses.D．TheschoolinFloridahelpsstudentsbygivingtheknowledgeandskillstheywillneed.DWheneverheisonthebasketballcourt,NBA,playerRussellWestbrookalwayswearstwobracelets(手環(huán)):onewith“KB3”onitandtheotherwith“Whynot?”.KB3standsforhischildhoodbestfriendKhelceyBarrsIII.Thetwoplayedbasketballtogetherfromaveryyoungage.Theydreamedofbeingteammatesincollege.ButBarrshadaseriousheartdisease.Duringagamein2004,hesuddenlypassedoutandneverwokeup.That’swhenthe15-year-oldWestbrookbecameaman.Hedecidedtoworkhardersohewouldn’tlethisfrienddown.Hewasoftenthefirstonetoarriveatthecourtandthelasttoleave.Barrs’deathstartedafireinWestbrook.Hesawhowshortlifecanbeanddecidedthathewouldneveragainquestionhimself.Sohewears“Whynot?”totellhimselfnevertogiveup,nomatterhowhardlifeis.Now,throughhishardwork,WestbrookhasbecomeoneofthebestplayersintheNBA．Hemadehistorybybecomingthefirstplayertohaveatriple-double(三雙)averagefortheseasonforthesecondyearinarow.Hedidn’tlethisfrienddown.36．Whatdoes“KB3”mean?A．Itmeans“giveitatry”. B．ItisWestbrook’snickname.C．ItshowsWestbrook’steamname. D．ItstandsforWestbrook’sbestfriend.37．WhathappenedtoWestbrook’sbestfriend?A．HeplayedforanotherNBAteam. B．Hewenttocollegeinanothercity.C．Hediedofaheartdiseasein2004. D．Hegaveupplayingbasketballat15.38．Whatdoes“l(fā)ethisfrienddown”inParagraph3mean?A．hithisfriend B．disappointhisfriendC．lookdownuponhisfriend D．carryhisfrienddownstairs39．WhydoesWestbrookwearabraceletwith“Whynot?”onit?A．Tolookcool. B．Toquestionhimself.C．Torememberhisfriend. D．Totellhimselfnottogiveup.40．WhatdoweknowaboutWestbrook?A．Heisshyandclever. B．Heisseriousandslow.C．Heisbraveandhard-working. D．Heistalkativeandfunny.E閱讀還原。Haveyoueverwonderedhowblindpeopleread?ThankstoasysteminventedbyLouisBraille,blindpeoplecanlearntousetheirfingerstoread.In1809,BraillewasborninasmalltowninFrance.41Later,hisothereyewasinfected,resultingincompleteblindness.Hisblindnessinspiredhimtobecomeaninventorwhomadecontributionstoallblindpeople.WhenBraillewastenyearsold,hisparentssenthimtoaspecialschoolforblindstudents.Braillelearnedhowtoreadatthisschool.Hewasfirsttaughttoreadbyfeelingraisedlettersonpaper.42Toomanylettersfeltthesame,fortheyhadsimilarshapes.Then,in1821,Brailleheardaboutanight-readingcodesystem.Itwasa12-dot(12凸點(diǎn))systemthatwascreatedfornight-timecommunicationbetweensoldiers.However,thissystemdidn’tallowthefingertiptocoverawholeletter.Thereadershadtomovetheirfingerstofeeltheletters.43Threeyearslater,Brailledevelopedashorterandsimplertouchsystembasedonthenight-readingcodesystem.Heusedsixraiseddotswithdifferentcombinations(組合)tostandforeachletter.44Blindpeoplecouldreadmuchfasterandmoreeasily.Braillediedin1852,buthistouchsystemliveson.45A．Itallowedablindpersontofeelawholeletterwithoutmovinghisorherfinger.B．NowpeoplecallthistouchsystemBrailleinhonorofLouisBraille.C．Braillethoughtthatthenight-readingcodesystemcouldbeimprovedforblindpeople.D．However,thiswasslowanddifficult.E．Braillethoughtthatthe12-dotsystemwasaperfectchoicefortheblind.F．Whenhewasthree,heaccidentallyhurtoneofhiseyeswhenhewasplaying.第II卷（非選擇題）四、單詞拼寫（每小題1分，共10分）46．65yearsago,thebearPaddingtonwasfirstitotheworldinMichaelBond’sbookABearcalledPaddington.Later,thebearbecamepartofpopularculture.47．Thecoweatsg.Itdoesn’teatmeat.48．Mybrotheralwayswantstobecomeapfootballplayer.49．LiBaiisagreatpoet.Hewrotemanypallhislife.50．—Workhard,andyoucanayourdreaminthefuture.—Thankyouverymuch.51．—Canhedriveacar?—Yes,hejustgothisdrivingl.52．Wewerepfromenteringthesite.53．Teenagersshouldbeallowedtoetheirownideasfreelyathome.54．Wewillathejuniorhighgraduationceremonytomorrow.It’saveryspecialtimeforus.55．They’remakingtoomuchn.Ican’thearawordyousay.五、短文填空（每小題1分，共10分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。In1968,SpencerSilver,ascientistatthe3Mcompany(公司)intheUnitedStates,wastryingtomakeastrongglue.56,heactuallyinventedaveryweakglue.Thegluecouldstick(粘貼)thingstogether,buttheycould57(divide)bypeopleeasily.Silvershowedthe58(invent)tohiscompany’smanagement,andtheyweren’tinterested.Theydidn’tseeauseforit.Fiveyearslater,ArtFry,59scientistat3M,wassinginginachoir(唱詩班).Thenotesthatheputinhissongbookwerealwaysfallingoutwheneverheopenedthebook.Hewasthinkingabouttheproblem.60(sudden),herememberedSilver’sglue,andhadtheidea61(use)itonhisnotes.Theweakglueworked.Frycouldstickthenotesonthepagesandeasilytakethemoffagain.Hemademore62(note)likethatandgavethemtopeoplearoundhiminhiscompany,andthenotes’63(popular)increasedrapidly.Finally,3Mdecidedtomakethenewproduct.In1980,Post-itnotes(便利貼)weresoldinstoresacrosstheUnitedStates.Todaythewholeworlduses