2024-2025學(xué)年山東省濟(jì)南市外國語學(xué)校上學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語12月月考試卷

2024—2025學(xué)年山東省濟(jì)南市外國語學(xué)校上學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語12月月考試卷

一、閱讀理解(★★★)Raincanbedisappointing,butdon’tcancelyourdayoutjustbecauseofthat.Thereareplentyofthingsthatyoucandoonarainyday.

Gotoamuseum

Thisisprobablyoneofthefirstthingsweallthinkofwhenitstartsraining,somuseumscanoftenbefilledwithpeople.Thismakesitdifficulttobuytickets.Butwithalittleforwardplanning,itcanbeaneasything.Simplykeepuptodatewithyourweatherappandbookticketsaheadonrainydays.Goforawalk

Thismaysoundstrangeatfirst.However,awalkintheraincannotonlybefun,butitcanalsoclearthemind.Thesoundofrainissomethingweallfindrelaxing.Walkingintherainwithanumbrellacanbeagreatexperience.Itcangiveyouanewviewonwhereyoulive.Gotraveling

Wouldyouliketotravelwithyourfriends?Onarainyday,touristspotswillbemuchquieter.TrafalgarSquareinLondon,theAngeloftheNorthintheNorthEastandtheCliftonSuspensionBridgeinBristolarejustafewsightsyoucouldvisit.Gotoanindoormarket

Anindoormarketcanmakearainydaybusy.Atanindoormarket,youcangetawayfromtherain,havesomethingtoeatandfindsomethingyoulove.Britainisfamousforitsindoormarkets,fromAffleck’sinManchestertoSnoopersParadiseinBrighton.Therearesomanyindoormarketstochoosefrom,soyoucanfindanythingthatyouarelookingfor.1.Whatisdifficultifyouwanttogotoamuseumonarainyday?

A．Makingplansahead.B．Takingabus.C．Watchingtheweather.D．Buyingtickets.2.Whichofthefollowingcanofferyouanewviewofthecity?

A．Goingtoamuseumonarainyday.B．Goingforawalkintherain.C．Goingsightseeingafterrain.D．Goingtoanindoormarketbeforerain.3.What’stheadvantageofgoingtravelingonarainyday?

A．Peoplecanvisitafewsightsforfree.B．Itmakespeoplefeelboredandtired.C．Itismoredifficulttobuytickets.D．Therearefewerpeoplethanusual.4.Wherecanyougowhenyouwanttobuysomethingonarainyday?

A．SnoopersParadise.B．TrafalgarSquarc.C．TheAngeloftheNorth.D．Afflcck’sinBrighton.5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?

A．Peoplecanfindsomethingtoeatinthemuseumonarainyday.B．Walkingintherainwithanumbrellaisnotrelaxingbutstrange.C．It’sagoodchoicetospendtimewithfriendstravelingonarainyday.D．Indoormarketscanbegoodplacestoenjoytherainysights.(★★★)Canyouimagineaschoolwithonlyonestudent?ThereisoneontheOutSkerriesIslands,andAronistheonlystudent.TheOutSkerriesIslands,whicharearound280kmfromthecoastofScotland,arehometoabout70people.ThenearesttownisLerwickontheShetlandIslands.Youcanonlygettherebyboatandittakestwoandahalfhours.BesidesAron’sschool,therearealsotwoshops,achurchandacommunityhallontheislands.Aronwasn’ttheonlystudentattheschoolatfirst.UntilJulytherewereseveralotherchildrenthere.Butnowtheyareolder,sotheygotothesecondaryschoolinLerwick.AronhasbeentheonlystudentsinceSeptember.Theschoolisverysmall.Ithastwoclassrooms,anartroom,amusicroomandalibrary.EachweekAronstudiesMaths,English,ScienceandArtwiththesameteacher.ShealsogiveshimPElessons.Thisisusuallyalongwalkaroundtheislands.Healsohastheschoolplaygroundalltohimself.Ofcourse,thereisoneproblem.Hehasnoonetoplaywith.AronhaslivedinOutSkerriessincehewasbornandlovestheoutdoorlife.Heenjoysexploring(探險(xiǎn))theislandsonhisbikeandjumpingintotheseafromthepier(突堤).ButhismotherisworriedthatAronmightgetlonely.Shewouldliketoseemorefamilieswithchildrencomingtolivethere.Manypeoplehavemovedawaysincethelocalfactoryclosedtenyearsago.That’swhytherearesofewchildrenontheislandsandwhyAronhasfoundhimselfbeingknownastheloneliestschoolboyinBritain.6.WhatisNOTtrueabouttheOutSkerriesIslands?

A．Thereisasecondaryschool.B．Therearelessthan100people.C．TheyarefarfromthecoastofScotland.D．Therewasafactory10yearsago.7.WhatcanwelearnaboutAron’sschool?

A．Ithasmanyclassrooms.B．Thereareseveralstudents.C．Itprobablyhasonlyoneteacher.D．Foursubjectsaretaughtintheschool.8.InhisPEclass,whatdoesAronusuallydo?

A．Heusuallywalksaroundtheislands.B．Heusuallyplaysontheplayground.C．Heusuallyexplorestheislandsonhisbike.D．Heusuallyjumpsintotheseafromthepier.9.WhatdoyouthinkAronisprobablylearningathisschool?

A．Everyoneisdifferentandthat’sagoodthing.B．Teamworkisimportanttoachievethingsinlife.C．It’simportanttoknowhowtospendtimealone.D．It’sgoodtolearnhowtogetonwithpeopleofdifferentages.10.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．ThesmallestschoolinBritain.B．AsmallschoolwithonestudentinBritain.C．Aron’scolorfullifeontheislands.D．Mom’sworriesaboutAron’sfuture.(★★★)Whenwasitthatsomethingmadeyoustop,takeagoodlookandgetlostinthought?Forme,itwaslastSunday.MyfriendinvitedmetoaEuropeanartexhibitioninShanghai.Tobehonest,I’mnotinterestedinartpaintingsatall.IknowverylittleaboutEuropeanart.So,atfirst,Irefusedtogototheexhibition.ButfinallyIbecameexcitedtoseetheartworksofthefamousartistslikeMonetandVanGogh.Theexhibitionincluded52artworks.Itwasreallyadifferentexperiencetoseethemfacetoface.Myfriendwashappytoseesomanydifferentpaintingstylesinoneplace.ThevisitmadeherrememberthetriptoParisseveralyearsago.Shetoldmethatartcouldbefoundineverycornerofthecity.Mostofthevisitors,Ithought,hadlimited(有限的)knowledgeaboutart,too.Theywerejustbusytakingpictures,andthenshowedeveryoneontheInternetthattheyhadbeenthere.Undertheinfluenceofmyfriend,whoisanartlover,Ibegantolookatthepaintingscarefully.OnepaintingthatmovedmemostwasVanGogh’sLongGrasswithButterflies.Thosethingssuchasgrassandbutterflieswerequitecommoninmylife.However,Ihadneverthoughttheywereworthattention.Ihadusuallyfollowedthecrowdtoseewhatwas“special”.Actually,weshouldpaymoreattentiontothe“common”thingsaroundus.Sometimeswearesupposedtohaveacarefullook,thinkforawhile,thenwewillfindthebeautyinourlife.11.Wherewastheexhibitionheld?

A．Shanghai.B．Europe.C．Paris.D．Notmentioned.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph2referto?

A．Theartists.B．Theartworks.C．Thevisitors.D．Thewriterandherfriend.13.Whichistherightorderaboutthewriteraccordingtothepassage?①Irefusedtogototheartexhibition.②Iwenttoseetheexhibitionwithmyfriend.③Iwasinvitedtotheexhibition.④IwasmovedbyLongGrasswithButterflies.

A．④③②①B．④②①③C．③①②④D．③④②①14.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A．Thewriterusedtoshowgreatinterestinartpaintings.B．Thisexhibitionincluded52artworksofdifferentstyles.C．Monet’sLongGrasswithButterflieswasveryspecialinfact.D．AllthevisitorsenjoyedtakingphotosandshowingthemontheInternet.15.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．AVisittoEuropeB．Stop,ListenandShowC．EnjoytheExhibitionD．Stop,LookandThink(★★★)Plunk!Idroppedanotherpecan(山核桃)intomybasket.Thenagentleautumnwindblewsomemoreoffthetree.Irantopickthemup.Whew!Pecanpickingwashard.Mybasketwasonlyhalffull.Iwasvisitingmygrandpa’sfarminKansas,andGrandpasentmeintothewoodstopickuppecansforustoenjoylater.Iwasn’tabouttolethimdown.Thensomethingcaughtmyeye:asquirrelpickedupapecan,climbedupatreeanddisappearedintoalargehole.Amomentlater,thesquirrelclimbeddownthegroundtopickanotherpecan.Onceagain,hetookthepecanbacktohissecrethidingplaceinsidethehollow(洞)ofthetree.Notsosecretanymore,Ithought.Iranovertothetreeandfoundthehollowwasfilledwithsweetpecans.Theywererightthereforthetaking.Thiswasmychance.Handfulbyhandful,Itookallthepecansfromthehollow.Nowthebasketwasfull!Iwassoproudofmyself.Icouldn’twaittoshowGrandpaallofthepecansI’dcollected.“Look!Grandpa,”Ishouted,“LookatallofthepecansIfound!”Grandpatookalookatmybasket.“Well,well,howdidyoufindsomany,Jimmy?”ItoldhimhowI’dfollowedthesquirrelandtakenthepecansfromhisbidingplace.Grandpacongratulatedmeonfindingoutsomethingaboutthesquirrel’shabits.Thenhedidsomethingthatsurprisedme.Hehandedthebasketbacktomeandputhisarmgentlyaroundmyshoulders.“Thatsquirrelworkedveryhardtocollecthiswinterfood,”hesaid.“Nowthatallofhispecanaregone,don’tyouthinkthatlittlesquirrelwillbeveryhungrywhenitgetscold?”“Ididn’tthinkaboutthat,”Isaid,“Iknow,”Grandpasaid.“Butagoodmanshouldnevertakeadvantageofsomeoneelse’shardwork,eventhesquirrel’s.”SuddenlyIfeltashollowasthatoldtree.Theimage(形象)ofthathungrysquirrelwouldn’tleavemymind.TherewasonlyonethingIcoulddo.16.Whydidthewritergotothewoodsatthebeginningofthestory?

A．Topickuppecans.B．Tocatchlittleanimals.C．Tofeedthesquirrels.D．Tolookforhisgrandpa.17.Whywasthewriterproudofhimself?

A．Becausehewaspraisedbyhisgrandpa.B．Becausehefoundouthisgrandpa’ssecret.C．Becausehehelpedthesquirrelinthehollow.D．Becausehefilledhisbasketwithsomanypecans.18.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeGrandpa?

A．Kindandwise.B．Caringandhumorous.C．Shyandfriendly.D．Patientandhard-working.19.Whatisthepossibleendingtothestory?

A．Thewritersentthepecanstohisneighbors.B．Thewriterputallthepecansbackintothehole.C．Thewriterhidthepecansinhisgrandpa’shouse.D．Thewriterenjoyedallthepecanswithhisfamily.20.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．AnunusualtreeB．ThestolenpecansC．AsmartsquirrelD．Themagicbasket(★★★)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。DifferentcolorshavedifferenteffectsonusWearesurrounded(環(huán)繞)bycolorsandweusethemeveryday.Weusecolorswhichmakeusfeelsafeandcomfortabletodecorateourhomes.Wedressourselvesandshowourselvestotheworldinourfavoritecolors.Colors’influenceoverallofusispowerful.21Redisthefirstcolorababysees.22Astheygrowup,thenumberofcolorstheycantellcontinuestoincreaseuntiltheycantellallthecolorsbytheageaboutfivemonths.23Studiesofaccidentsandcolorshavefoundthatwhiteisthecolorofcarsleastlikelytocauseanaccidentresultingindeath.24Black.Itisfoundthatdeadlyaccidentsare12percentmorelikelytohappenamongcarsofthatcolor.Yellowandredtogethermakeyouhungry.Scientistssuggestthatifyouareonadiet,remembernottousethesetwocolorsinyourkitchen!25Fastfoodcompaniesfoundthisoutyearsagoandstartedusingthesetwocolorsintheirlogos(標(biāo)識(shí)；標(biāo)志),advertisementsandrestaurantdesigns.

A．Studieshavefoundthatbabiescantell(辨別)thecolorredfromothercolors.B．Greenisthecolorofnatureandrepresents(代表)newlifeandgrowth.C．Thefollowingaresomeoffunfactsaboutcolorsthatmaysurpriseyou.D．Bluecanmakepeoplefeelpeacefulandcalm.E．Whiteisthecolorofsafety.F．It’sfoundthatpeopleeat24percentmorefoodwhenseeingredwithyellow.G．Whatistheleastsafecolorofcars?二、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(★★)閱讀對(duì)話，從每題A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)最佳答案完成對(duì)話。A:Rick,hereisabookbesideLinda’sdesk.______B:No.It’smine.Iboughtitlastweek.A:Oh,itlookscool._____B:ItwaswrittenbyJ.K.Rowling.Ihavereadallofherbooks.A:Soundsyoulikereading.________B:Hmm,Ilikebooksaboutscienceandhistory.A:Well.Iprefertoreadbooksthatcangivemesomethingtothinkabout.B:Yes.Readingisalifelonghabit.________A:Idoagreewithyou.Iheardyousetupareadingclubinourclass.CanIjoinit?B:Sure.________26.A．DoesitbelongtoLinda?B．Whosebookisit?C．Wheredidyoubuyit?D．Coulditbeatthepark?27.A．Howmuchisit?B．Whenwasitwritten?C．Whowroteit?D．Couldyoulendittome?28.A．Istherealibrarynearhere?B．Whatkindofbooksdoyoulike?C．Wheredidyougolastweek?D．Howfarisitfromhere?29.A．Let’swatchamovie.B．Iusedtobeshort.C．Myparentsworryaboutmystudy.D．Wearesupposedtoreadeveryday.30.A．Ilovebooks.B．Welcometoourclub.C．Youneedtowait.D．Youshouldfollowtherules.三、完形填空(★★★)Mygrandfatheroftensaid“Iwon’t”toshowhisdislikeofdishonesty（不誠實(shí)）.Whenhewasyoung,heworked_______afurniture（家具）maker.Oneday,aneighborinvitedhimtomakesomefurniture.Whenarriving,henoticedthewoodprovidedwasalittle_______,sohesaid,“Iwon’tstartrightaway.”Hechosetoletthewooddryforamonth.Heknewworkingwithwetwoodcouldcause_______lateron.Aroundthesametime,anotherfurnituremakerwasalsoaskedfora_______jobbyadifferentfamily.Unlikemygrandfather,he_______workingrightaway.Asaresult,theneighborstarteddoubtingmygrandfather,thinkinghewastryingtomakemoremoneyby_______thework.However,mygrandfatherwaited_______.Hewantedthebestqualityforthefurniturehewasmaking.Amonthlater,theotherfurnituremakerreceivedhis_______andwentbackhome.Mygrandfatherbeganto_______strongandbeautifulfurniturewhenthewoodwascompletelydry.Afewmonthspassedandthefurnituremadebythatmakerbegantobreak.Theneighborthenregretted________mygrandfatherandsaidsorrytohim.Peoplecametounderstandhis________andskill,spreadinghisfamefarandwide.Influencedbymygrandfather,myfatheralsofollowsthe________of“Iwon’t”.Healwaysprovidesthefreshestfood,whichmakeshisrestaurantvery________intown.Onceatraderwantedtosellsomecheapbutsmellyseafoodtomyfather,hesaid“No!”andstoppedthe________.Now,mybrotherandIkeepinmind________ourgrandfatherandfathertaughtus.Throughupsanddownsinlife,we’vecometodeeplyunderstandourfamilyvaluebehindthissaying—tobetruthfulandhonest.31.A．a(chǎn)sB．byC．likeD．with32.A．hardB．lightC．softD．wet33.A．fireB．illnessC．pollutionD．problems34.A．magicB．normalC．similarD．special35.A．beganB．canceledC．keptD．stopped36.A．checkingoutB．givingupC．puttingoffD．turningdown37.A．excitedlyB．patientlyC．sadlyD．worriedly38.A．foodB．furnitureC．moneyD．wood39.A．cleanB．makeC．moveD．repair40.A．a(chǎn)nsweringB．believingC．comfortingD．doubting41.A．fairnessB．honestyC．loveD．politeness42.A．joyB．planC．shapeD．value43.A．beautifulB．convenientC．peacefulD．popular44.A．businessB．competitionC．interviewD．survey45.A．howB．whatC．whenD．why四、短文填空(★★★)閱讀下面的短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或用括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式填空。（每空不超過三個(gè)單詞)Oncetherewasaking,whosesonwasbadlyill.Onlythewaterfromalakefarawaycouldsavetheprince.Thekingpromisedtopayhalfofhisgold46thewater.Thenewsreachedafarmerwhohadtwo47(son)andadaughter.“Let’slookforthewater.”saidthetwobrothers.Theytraveledalot,48theystilldidn’tfindit.Sotheybroughtsomewaterfrom49rivernearby.Ofcourse,theprincegot50(bad)thanbefore.Thekingbecameangryandhewouldkillthetwobrothers.Thefarmer’syoungdaughterTinadecidedtolookforthewaterbyherself.Shewalkedforalongtime,andstopped51(ha