2023-2024學(xué)年四川省成都市金牛區(qū)九年級上學(xué)期期末考試英語試卷

2023—2024學(xué)年四川省成都市金牛區(qū)九年級上學(xué)期期末考試英語試卷

一、聽力選擇(★★★)1.

A．You’reright.B．It’sapity.C．Mypleasure.(★★)2.

A．Goodidea.B．Hereyouare.C．Notyet.(★)3.

A．Nothingserious.B．Ofcourse.C．Bestwishes.(★★★)4.

A．Goodjob.B．Itdoesn’tmatter.C．Comeon.(★★)5.

A．Iagree.B．Noway.C．Havefun.二、聽力匹配(★★★)6.聽句子，選擇與所聽句子內(nèi)容相符的圖片。每小題念兩遍。A.B.C.D.E.___________________________________三、聽力選擇(★★★)7.

A．Bytalkingwithfriends.B．Byreadingnewspapers.C．Bykeepingdiaries.(★★★)8.

A．Bow.B．Kiss.C．Shakehands.(★★★)9.

A．Inarestaurant.B．Inalibrary.C．Inamuseum.(★★★)10.

A．TheTV.B．Thecar.C．Thezipper.(★★★)11.

A．Guideandtourist.B．Staffandcustomer.C．Driverandpassenger.(★★)12.

A．OnSeptember16th.B．OnSeptember17th.C．OnSeptember18th.(★★★)13.

A．Bycar.B．Bybike.C．Bysubway.(★★)14.

A．Lily’s.B．Peter’s.C．Paul’s.(★★)15.

A．WhentowatchTV.B．WhattowatchonTV.C．HowtochooseTVprograms.(★★★)16.

A．Humorous.B．Strict.C．Patient.(★★★)聽短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇正確答案。短文念兩遍。17.Whataremainlydrunkallovertheworld?

A．Tea,coffeeandcocoa.B．Tea,coffeeandjuice.C．Tea,juiceandmilk.18.WhendidteaappearinChina?

A．Over1,000yearsago.B．Over4,000yearsago.C．Over5.000yearsago.19.Howmanyexamplesaregiventoshowthewordfor“tea”camefromChinese?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.20.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Teausedtobeadrinkratherthanmedicine.B．Teaisproducedinmostprovincesbecauseoftheweather.C．TheChinesemeaningofthesayingis“君子之交淡如水”.21.What’sthespeaker’spurpose?

A．TolistChineseteabrands.B．TointroduceChina’steaculture.C．ToinvitepeopletobuyChinesetea.(★★★)聽短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容完成圖表中所缺信息。短文念三遍。

FriendshipDayDateOnthe22ofAugusteveryyear.DevelopmentItwasstartedbytheUSin1935.

Later,moreandmorecountriesjoinedit.Itsoonbecamean23festival.

Winniethepooh24astheworld’sAmbassador(大使)ofFriendship.WaysofcelebrationsMeetingwithfriends.

25cards,flowersandgiftswitheachother.

Havingpartieswithfriends.

Havinglunchordinnertogether.

Hangingoutorgoingtothemovies.26Toenjoythemomentfriendsspendtogether.

Toexpressloveandcarebetweenfriends.四、單項選擇(★★★)27.Mysonwantstobe________astronautlikeGuiHaichaointhefuture.

A．a(chǎn)B．a(chǎn)nC．the(★★)28.—Oh,Ileftmymathtextbookathome.—I’vegotone.Youcanuse________.

A．oursB．yoursC．mine(★★★)29.It’sexcitingthatthe14thNationalWinterGameswilltakeplace________February26thinInnerMongolia.

A．onB．inC．during(★★★)30.John________beintheclassroombecausenowheistakingpartinthesingingcompetitioninthemusichall.

A．mightB．mustC．can’t(★★)31.Ofallthesupermarketsinthetown,StarSupermarketsellseverything________.Butit’salittlefar.

A．cheaplyB．morecheaplyC．mostcheaply(★★★)32.________everybodymakesamistakeinhisorherlife,let’sgivehimorheranotherchance.

A．UntilB．SinceC．Unless(★★)33.ChengduPeople’sPark________wasknownasShaochengParkinthepastisSichuanProvince’sfirstpublicpark.

A．thatB．whoC．what(★★★)34.He________inafactoryfortwoyearssincehelefttheuniversity.

A．worksB．hasworkedC．isworking(★★★)35.—Couldyoupleasetellme________IcanstudyEnglishwell?—Sure.Practicemakesperfect.

A．whereB．whenC．how(★★)36.The81stWorldScienceFictionConvention(大會)________successfullyinChengdulastOctober.

A．heldB．washeldC．washolding五、補全對話(★★)根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容，從文后選出適當?shù)倪x項補全對話。A:Hi,Steve.TheSpringFestivaliscoming.37B:I’mgoingtostayherewithmyparentsbutIwanttosendsomegiftstomygrandparentsinTianjin.38A:Ofcourse.Hotpotpackedinbagsisthefirstchoice.It’sverypopularandconvenient.B:Greatidea.39A:ManybrandsareOK,suchasXiaolongkan,Haorenjia,andMingyang.B:40A:InHongQiChain,WuDongFengoranyothersupermarket.B:Thanksalot.Ithinkmygrandparentsmustlikemygifts.A:Youarewelcome.Speakingofhotpot,howabouthavingsomethisevening?B:41Let’sgo.

A．Soundsnice.B．IwonderwhereIcanbuysome.C．ArethereanyChengduproducts?D．Howareyougoingtospendthevacation?E．Canyougivemesomeadviceonthebrands?六、完形填空(★★)Forthosewholovetreasurehuntingstories,theunsolvedBealeCiphers(比爾密碼)hasitall—buriedgold,treasuremapsandsecretlocations.ThestorycomesfromabookcalledTheBealePapers.Thebookmentions________ofmuchtreasurefoundinNewMexicobyamannamedThomasJ.Beale.Themanthen________itinasecretlocationinVirginiaaround1820.Hecreated________setsofpapersfullofciphers.Thecipherofthesecondoneaboutthe________—gold,silverandjewels—hasbeensolved.Butthefirstandthirdonesremain________.Thetreasureisbelievedtobeworthmorethan$43million.42.A．a(chǎn)ddressesB．problemsC．details43.A．hidB．stoleC．discovered44.A．twoB．threeC．four45.A．materialB．treasureC．mystery46.A．unsolvedB．unfinishedC．undoubted(★★★)Wejustmovedintoasmallapartment.Iwasthankfultohavearoofoverourheads,butIcouldn’thelpfeeling________.Ouroldhousewasbeautifulandhuge.Ourhomenow?Halfthe________andcrowded.Therewerestillboxeseverywhere.Thedayafterthemove,whilethekidswereinschool,I________someboxesandhungthefamilyphotoonthewall.Butitjustdidn’tfeellikehome.MaybeIcouldmakesomechocolatebiscuits,justlikemygrandmausedtodo________Ineededcheeringup.WhenIaddedeggstomymixer,itsuddenlystoppedworking.“Really?”Ifeltlike________.Whatwouldmygrandmado?Duringthosehardtimes,shekeptherfamilytogether________shedidn’tmakemuchmoney.Sheusedwhatevershehadtosupportherfamily.Ididn’tthinkgrandmawouldgiveupeasily.SoIrantotheremainingboxes.I________grandma’soldwhitemixerthere!Iturnedtheswitchon…nothingUgh!Theoldbrokenmixerwasjustlikemylifethesedays.“Comeon,tryagain,”asmallvoicesaid.Iturnedtheswitchbackon.Tomysurprise,themixer________toworkslowly!Twohourslater,thekidsopenedthedoor.“Mmmm,cookies!”theysaid.Forthefirsttime,ournewhousefeltlikehome.Iteven________likehome,justlikegrandma’shousealwaysdid.Maybehomewasn’twherewelived.Itwaswhereweenjoyedeverysweet________ofeveryday,likeabrokenmixerthatcamebacktolifewhenIneededcomfortmost.47.A．downB．excitedC．nervous48.A．priceB．sizeC．value49.A．gaveoutB．tookdownC．dealtwith50.A．howeverB．wheneverC．wherever51.A．cryingB．smilingC．speaking52.A．sothatB．a(chǎn)slongasC．eventhough53.A．choseB．foundC．received54.A．startedB．stoppedC．failed55.A．smelledB．lookedC．seemed56.A．cookieB．minuteC．a(chǎn)ctivity七、閱讀理解(★★★)閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子正誤。正確的涂“A”，錯誤的涂“B”。ASurveyontheBRIRecently,TeensmadeasurveyontheBRI(“一帶一路”倡議)amongitsreadersandherearetheresults:HowmuchdoyouknowabouttheBRI?WheredidyoulearnabouttheBRI?WhatdifferencesdoestheBRImaketoyourlife?WhenIwaslittle,myexcitingtimewasgettingcandiesandnewtoysfromChina.Now,thankstotheBRI,Icanenjoythesethingsallthetime.Thatmakesourlifeeasier.—Kairat,fromKazakhstanIcanoftenwatchmanygreatperformancesfrommycountryinBeijingthankstotheBRI.Peopleinthetwocountriescanunderstandeachother’sculturesbetterinthisway.—Temelidi,fromRussiaThankstotheBRI,manyofmyclassmatesgottoworkasengineersincountrieswhichtookpartintheBRI.Theynotonlygothighpaybutalsolearnedaboutdifferentcountries.—LiuRunxi,fromChina57.NotallpeopleinthesurveyknowabouttheBRI.58.ThesecondchartshowsthatmorethanaquarterofpeopleinthesurveylearnabouttheBRIfromtheirparents.59.AccordingtoKairat,thereismoretradebetweenChinaandhiscountryundertheBRI.60.TemelidithinkspeopleinRussiaandChinacanshareculturesundertheBRL.61.TheBRIhelpedLiuRunxiandhisclassmatesgetgoodjobs.(★★★★)Whenyougotothepark,youmightnoticemanyolderpeoplelisteningtoaudiobooks.Audiobookshavebecomequitepopularthesedays.Islisteningtoanaudiobookasgoodasreadingabook?Inmyopinion,readingneedsustofocusourattentiononthewordsinabook,andwealsoneedtofindtimeandaplacetositdownandread.However,wecanlistentoaudiobooksanytimeandanywherewelike,anditgivesoureyesabreak,too.Researchersdidanexperimenttofindtheanswer.Volunteersingrouponewereaskedtolistentoanaudiobookwhilevolunteersingrouptworeadabookofthesamecontent.Itturnedoutthattheyrecalledthesameamountofinformation,whethertheylistenedtoitorreadit.Anotherstudyfurthersupportedtheresultabove.Inthestudy,researchersscannedpeople’sbrainswhentheylistenedtoandreadbooks.Theresultshowedthatlisteningtoaudiobooksactivates(激活)almostthesamepartsofthebrainasreadingdoes.However,somepeoplestillbelievethattheylearnbetterfromreadingpaperbooks.Onereasonmightbethatwhenwelistentoaudiobooks,weareoftenmultitasking(處理多個任務(wù)),“Ifyou’retryingtolearnwhiledoingotherthings,you’renotgoingtolearnaswell,”DanielWillingham,aprofessorofpsychologyattheUniversityofVirginia,toldTheNewYorkTimes.62.Inwhichpicturecanwemostprobablyseetheaudiobookaccordingtothepassage?

A．B．C．63.What’sthediscussionmainlyabout?

A．Whytheaudiobooksbecomepopularamongtheold.B．Howtogettheknowledgefromtheaudiobooksquickly.C．Whetherlisteningtoanaudiobookisasgoodasreadingabook.64.Whothinksaudiobooksaremoreconvenientthanpaperbooksaccordingtothepassage?

A．Thewriter.B．Theresearcher.C．Theprofessor.65.WhatcanweinferfromDanielWillingham’swords?

A．Audiobooksarenothelpfulatallforourlearning.B．Theolderpeopleshouldn’tlearnwithaudiobooksinthepark.C．Ifwewanttolearnwellwithaudiobooks,focusingourattentionalsomatters.66.Whichofthefollowingfactsdirectlycausedthediscussion?

A．Manyolderpeoplelistentoaudiobooksinthepark.B．Manypeoplelikeaudiobooksverymuchthesedays.C．Researchersdidanexperimentaboutaudiobooks.(★★★)

a

AfterlearningaboutOneThousandLiofRiversandMountains,HaiYagottheideaofthestoryinhisnewbookTheSpace-Time

Painter.HetriedhisbesttojoinChinesecultureandsciencefictiontogetherinthisbookandwontheHugoAward(雨果獎),theworld’stopsciencefictionaward.

AreyouinterestedinChineseculture?Trytomakegooduseofit.Maybeitwillbeyourchancetobringhomebigprize,too.b

MuseumsinChinawerefilledwithvisitorsduringthesummervacation,andsuchcrowdshadnotoftenbeenseenbefore.Why?

“Nowadays,youngChineselovetraditionalChinesecultureandmoderntechnologiesallowthemtoexperienceandadmiretraditionalcultureinmoreways.”saidGuo,whoistheleadoftheConfuciusMuseum.ManypeoplewishtobetterlearnabouttraditionalChineseculturethroughmuseumvisits.c

TheworksfromagroupofMiaoembroiderydesigners(苗繡設(shè)計師)wereshownatMilanFashionWeek.

Thedesignersarehappytoseethetraditionalartformontheinternationalstage.

ThishasincreasedtheirbeliefinthedevelopmentofMiaoembroidery.“Traditionalartformscanbeinstyle.”saidthedesigners,“Ourculturehasplentyofworldwideattention.”d

Dunhuanghasahistoryofmorethan2000yearsanditwasonceanimportantstopontheancientSilkRoad.However,becauseofthedryweather,strongsandstormsandthedevelopmentoftourism,thetreasurehouseofartherehasbeenindanger.

Luckily,awomannamedFanJinshihastakentheleadinprotectingDunhuang’sculure.WhatshedoesforDunhuanghasgotherthenickname“DaughterofDunhuang”.67.Inwhichcolumnofanewspapercanwefindthefourpassagesabove?

A．NewTechnology.B．TravelinChina.C．HistoryandCulture.68.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”inPassagecreferto?

A．ThedesignerscangotoMilan.B．Miaoembroiderygoesontheinternationalstage.C．Traditionalartformscanbeinstyle.69.WhatdidFanJinshidoforDunhuangaccordingtoPassaged?

A．ShetookactionstomakemuchmorepeoplevisitDunhuang.B．ShetooktheleadinprotectingDunhuang’sculture.C．SheplantedmanytreestostopsandstormsinDunhuang.70.WhichofthefollowingquestionsisNOTansweredinthepassages?

A．HowdoesHaiYalearnaboutOneThousandLiofRiversandMountains?B．Whatwasbehindthis“museumcraze(狂熱)”duringthesummervacation?C．WhyisFanJinshicalled“DaughterofDunhuang”?71.What’sthethemesharedbyallthepassages?

A．Nothingisimpossible.B．Traditionalartshockedtheworld.C．GreatChinese,greatChina.八、單詞拼寫(★★★)72.Wearingahelmet(頭盔)whileridinganelectricbikeontheroadprovidesasenseofs________.(★★★)73.65yearsago,thebearPaddingtonwasfirsti________totheworldinMichaelBond’sbookABearcalledPaddington.Later,thebearbecamepartofpopularculture.(★★★)74.LinYitriedtousehertimew________tobalance(平衡)thestudyforthefinalexamandthetrainingfordancingcompetition.(★★★)75.InChina,youcan’tsayweitosomeoneyoudon’tknowasagreeting,asitisconsideredi________,andyoushouldsaynihaoorninhaoinstead.(★★★)76.IthinkWuZunyouisanh________expertbecausehenotonlycaredaboutimprovingpublichealthinChinabutalsohelpedtrainmoredoctors.九、補全對話(★★★)在空格中填上適當?shù)膯卧~，使對話完整正確。一空一詞（含縮寫詞）。A:Hey,LiMing.Longtimenosee.HaveyouheardaboutthatBMIhasbeen77inourP.E.testforzhongkao?B:Yes.I’veheardaboutBMI,butIdon’tknowwhat78BMIis?A:BMIisameasure(測量工具)thatusesourheightandweighttoworkout79wearefit.B:Doyouthinkit’sagoodidea?A:Personally,Ithinkit’sgood.TakemyclassmateChenLeiasanexample.Heusedtobeoverweight,butafterworkingonhisBMI,hefeltmore80duringphysicalactivities.Afterall,heeasilygottiredevenwhenhewaswalkingbefore.B:HowdidhedealwithhisBMI?A:HestartedbyrunningwithhisdadandthenjoinedaP.E.coursewhichtrainedhimfordifferentthingslikerunning,pull-upsandsoon.B:Youmeandoingexerciseiskindof81withBMI?A:Ofcourse.Aftersometime,heachievedanormalBMIlevel.Also,hesaidnotonlydidhishealthimprovebutalsohehadastrongwill.B:That’sgreat!So,itseemslikeworkingonBMIcanhavegood82onbothphysicalandmentalhealth.A:Yes.Clearly,his83andtrainingpaidoff.Healsopaidcloseattentiontowhatheateeveryday.Iknowheonce84foodlikehamburgerstovegetables,butnowhehaschanged.Andofcoursesomefoodsrichinfatandoilshouldbepossibly85.B:Itdoesgoodtousstudents.Ibelievethisactioncanhelpstudentsdevelophealthierhabitsinthelongrun.A:Iagree.ThankstoBMI,everyoneseemstohaveaclear86oftheirbodyandhealthconditions.十、選詞填空(★★★★)從下面方框中選出10個單詞，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）。

asbelievechallengeclosecoverdoubtencourageoutdoorsticksupportthoughthrowTorbjomPedersenisatravelerwhorecentlyfinishedatriparoundtheworld.Butthiswasn’tjustanytrip.Becausehespentnearly10yearsvisitingeverycountryintheworld—and87,hediditallwithoutflying.In2013,Mr.Pedersenreadanarticleaboutsomeonewhohadvisitedallthecountriesoftheworld,whichgavehimspiritual88.Themanthoughthecoulddoit,too.Asheplannedhistrip,hemadesomerules:noflying,novisitinghome,andspending$20aday.Histripwasprettyeasyatverybeginning,89hedidhavetogiveuphisjobandleavehisparentswhoarethe90ofhisdecisionsbehind.HetraveledacrossEuropeandNorthAmerica,where91partwasnotspendingmuchmoney.Butashemovedontootherpartsoftheworld,thingsbegantogetmuchharder.Tocrossalargebodyofwater,Mr.Pedersenhadtobeonaboatfordays,92heavilybystrongstorms.Sometimeshepaidforaplacetostay;sometimespeopleinvitedhimintotheirhomes.Atothertimes,hehadtosleep93.Hehadmanydifficulties.Hesayshe94indangeroussituationsmanytimes.Buthealsohadmanygoodexperiences.Onereasonhedidn’tgiveupwasthehelphegotfrompeople.“Youmighthavetotry1,00095doors,”hesays,“Butthereisalwaysanopendoorsomewhere.Neverevergiveup.”Finally,Mr.PedersenarrivedinMaldives,thelastcountryonhislistandarrivedbacktohiscountryaftera33-dayboatride.Inthelast10years,Mr.Pedersen96around418,000kilometers.Now,heplanstowriteabooktosharehisexperiences.十一、閱讀理解(★★★)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的A~F選項中，選出5個適當?shù)倪x項補全短文。Thelifestyleoftheyoungergeneration(代)isquietlychanging.Anewterm—reverseconsumption(反向消費)—hasappeared.97Instead,theywillbuywhattheyreallyneedandcomparethepricesbeforebuyingthem.Reverseconsumptionactuallyencouragespeoplenottowaste.Comparedwithtraditionalconsumptionpatterns,itrefusestokeepbuyingnewproducts,andpaysmoreattentiontothequalityofproducts.Thisideahasgraduallybecomepopularamongtheyoungergeneration.98Theyoungergenerationisgraduallyrealizingthatmaterialwealthdoesnotbringtruehappiness.99Asaresult,theybegintopaymoreattentiontotheirinnerneeds.Theyoungergenerationisalsocaringmoreabouttheenvironment.Realizingthatblindconsumptionnotonlycausesplentyofwaste,butalsomaycauseenvironmentalpollution,theybegintocutdowntheinfluenceontheenvironmentthroughthenewtypeofconsumption.100Itispushingbusinessestotakesocialandenvironmentalresponsibilities(責任)moreseriously,andtofocusmoreonsocialinterestsinproductdesignandproduction.Reverseconsumptionalsoimprovespeople’sunderstandingofthequalityoflife.101Theycanachieveamoremeaningfullifethroughthisconsumptionpattern.

A．Youngpeoplevalueinnersatisfactionmore.B．Andithasmadeadifferencetotheirbuyingdecisions.C．Butitactuallyhelpsyounggenerationsavemoremoney.D．Itmeansthatpeoplenolongerblindlybuyveryexpensivethings.E．Theyfocusmoreonpersonalgrowthandthebuildingofsocialrelationships.F．Besides,theriseofreverseconsumptionwillencouragechangesinsocietyasawhole.十二、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成圖表中所缺信息。Acupuncture,anancientChinesemedicalpractice,hastreatedcountlesspatientsforthousandsofyears.Acupuncturecandatebackover2500years.Beforemodernmedicinecametolife,ancientChinesemainlyusedstonetools,theearliestformofacupuncture,totreatpeoplewhentheyfeltthepaini