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2024—2025學(xué)年浙江省杭州市安吉路實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中“教學(xué)情”調(diào)查問(wèn)卷英語(yǔ)試卷

一、閱讀理解(★★)OurbigyearlyeventatPlanetCityParkiscoming.Checkouttheplanofthetalentedbandsbelow!

Feb.11Feb.129:00—12:00RabbitHole

Whenitcomestorelaxingandpleasantcountrymusic,thisbandiseveryone’sfirstchoice!BlueTies

Hip-hopistheirthing,andtheirsongsarefulloflife’supsanddownsandgoodbeats.14:00—18:00RoomFour

Ifyou’reintorockmusic,don’tmissthisgroup.Allyourproblemswillgoawaywiththeirmusic.TheBeginning

Getyourdancingshoeson!Youwon’tstopmovingatthisgroup’snon-stopparty!Tickets

One-day:$60;Two-day:$108

Pickupsomecoolfestivalgoods(商品)!

T-shirt:$25Baseballcap:$15Waterbottle:$10Asetof3pieces:$45Postmessagesaboutthefestivalwiththehashtag(標(biāo)簽)#funatdreammusicfestivalandgetapresent.Also,whenyoumentionourofficialaccount,@dream.m.f.,yournamegoesinadrawingforanevenbiggerprize.Hello!I’mMikeandI’llbeattendingthemusicfestival,campingattheparkfortwodaysbecauseIhaveboughtatwo-dayticketandasetofthreecoolfestivalgoods.Lookingforwardtoseeingyouatthefestival!1.WhichbandwillperformonthemorningofFeb.12?

A．RabbitHole.B．BlueTies.C．RoomFour.D．TheBeginning.2.HowmuchdidMikespendaccordingtothepost?

A．$108.B．$128.C．$133.D．$153.3.Whatcanwelearnfromthematerial?①Theplaceofthefestival.②Themusiceachbandplays.③Thedatesandtimesofeachshow.④Thewaysofpayingforthings.

A．①②③B．①②④C．①③④D．②③④(★★★)Therearefewthingsinlifethatwetakeforgranted(認(rèn)為……理所當(dāng)然)morethantoiletpaper.Weonlyreallythinkaboutitwhenwerunoutofit.Althoughhumanshavehadtheneedtocleanthemselvessincethebeginning,thetoiletpaperweusetodayisarecentinvention.★Beforetherewaspaperofanykind,earlyhumansusednaturalmaterialssuchasleavesoranimalfurtocleanthemselves.TheancientRomansusedasponge(海綿)tiedtoasticktodothis.Theearliestrecordeduseofpaperforpersonalcleaningdatesbackwellover2,500yearstoancientChina.Bythe14thcentury,aformoftoiletpaperhadbeenusedinmostChinesefamilies.Itwasnotuntilthe1850sthattheWesternworldgotitsfirstmass—producedtoiletpaper.ItwasinventedbyAmericaninventorJosephGayetty.Beforehisinvention,peopleusedanykindofpaperthattheyhappenedtohaveonhand,includingnewspapersandpagesfrommagazines.Withtheriseofflushtoilets(抽水馬桶)inthe20thcentury,toiletpapergotevenmorepopularitysinceheavierformsofpaperoftencausedtrouble.Eventhoughtoiletpaperiseasytousetoday,billionsofpeopleworldwidestilldependonothermethodsforcleaningthemselvesbecauseofculturalpractices.Forexample...4.WhatcanweknowabouttoiletpaperaccordingtoParagraph1?

A．Peoplefailtoseeitspopularity.B．Peoplethinkitisvaluable.C．Peoplethinkitishardtogetit.D．Peopleseldomnoticeitthoughitisnecessary.5.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin★?

A．Thenhowdidpeoplecleanthemselvesbeforepaper?B．Thenhowdidpeopleusepapertocleanthemselves?C．Thenwhydidpeoplebegintousepapertocleanthemselves?D．ThenwhatdidpeopleinancientRomeusetocleanthemselves?6.Whatmadetoiletpaperbecomemorepopular?

A．Theuseofflushtoilets.B．Theproductionofnewspapers.C．Theriseofmagazines.D．Thedevelopmentofculturalpractices.7.Whatisthewritergoingtowritenext?

A．Someplaceswherepeoplecanusetoiletpaper.B．Someplaceswherepeoplelikeusingtoiletpaper.C．Someplaceswherepeopleareagainstusingtoiletpaper.D．Someplaceswherepeopleuseotherwaystocleanthemselvesinsteadoftoiletpaper.(★★★)HaveyouwatchedthepopularTVplayMeetYourself(《去有風(fēng)的地方》)?IntheTVplay,XuHongdoutravelstoarural(鄉(xiāng)村的)villageandvolunteersatacoffeeshopthere.Shegetsfreemealsinreturn.BecauseoftheTVplay,volunteertravelhasbecomepopularnow.Volunteertravelmeanstakingatriptohelppeopleinneedbytakingpartinactivitiesheldbysomeorganizations.Charity(慈善)organizationsusuallyholdthesevolunteertripstohelppeopleinneed,andvisitorsexchangetheirservicesforanexperienceinruralareas.Whatservicesdovolunteertravelersoftenprovideandwhatdotheyget?Duringthetrips,volunteertravelersoftenprovideservicesliketeachingandcooking.Inexchangefortheirhelp,theymaygetfreeordiscountedaccommodation,laundry(打折的住宿、洗衣),activitiesorclasses.Itlookslikemoderntransportationisnecessaryformakingtheselongtripspossible.However,volunteertraveldatesbacktothe1960s.Usually,volunteeractivitieshappeninanothercountry.However,nowmorevolunteertripshavetakenplaceinthesamecountriesorareasthevolunteerscomefrom.SanlianLifeweekMagazinesaidthatvolunteerprogramsinruralareaswerebecomingpopularamongvisitorsasabreakfromthefastandbusycitylife.YangYan,amemberofavolunteergroup,saidthatithadbeenagrowingtrend(趨勢(shì))forpeoplefrombigcitiestovolunteerinruralareas.Byvolunteeringandworkingwhiletraveling,travelersmaketheworldbetterandgetrelaxedatthesametime.8.Whydocharityorganizationsholdvolunteertripsaccordingtothepassage?

A．Toasktravelerstovisitmoreplaces.B．Tohelppeopleknowmoreaboutcharitygroups.C．Toofferhelptopeopleinneed.D．Tomakecharityorganizationsbecomefamous.9.Whichofthefollowingisvolunteertravel?

A．Awomansavesenoughmoneytotakeatriptoaruralvillage.B．Ateachertravelsabroadtohaveameeting.C．Astudenttravelstoanothercountryforfurthereducation.D．Amanenjoysfreemealsfortheservicehehasofferedduringhistrip.10.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A．Volunteertravelfirstappearedinthe21stcentury.B．Peoplecanonlydovolunteertravelinanothercountry.C．Agrowingnumberofpeoplefrombigcitiesvolunteerinruralareas.D．Volunteertravelersneedtoprovidelaundryserviceonthetrip.11.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Aspecialwayoftravelisbecomingpopularnow.B．Volunteertravelhasexperiencedgreatchangesovertheyears.C．AhotTVplaychangesthewaypeoplethinkofvolunteertravel.D．Moreandmorepeoplewanttorunawayfromthebusycitylife.二、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)Keepinmindthatwantingtosoundlikeanative(本土的)Englishspeakerisaverycommonidea.ThelargestgroupsofnativeEnglishspeakersarefromAmerica,theUK,Australia,Canada,NewZealand,SouthAfricaandIndia.Andwithinthosecountries,accents(口音)arewidelydifferent.Thereisn’tone“correct”accentamongthem.Butcanyouchangeyouraccent?Actually,thesoundsyouhearasababyquicklybecomelockedintoyourbrainbecauseyouconsiderthemtobethemostimportantonesforcommunication.Finally,yourbraindecidesthatyou’velearnedallthesoundsyouneedtoknow,andyoustartusingthosesoundsasyoulearntospeak.Allothersoundsthathavenothingtodowithyourlanguageareunnoticed.Althoughchildrenareusuallyabletochangetheiraccentseasilyuntilaroundtwelveyearsold,thingsgetdifficultafterthat.Theolderyouarewhenyoulearnanewlanguage,theharderitistoperfecttheaccent.Butit’snotimpossible!Justrememberthatchangingyouraccentrequiresalotofeffort—youneedtopracticeforatleastanhoureveryday.Therearesomewaysthatcanhelpyouachievethatfaster.Aswementionedabove,thereasonwhyit’sdifficulttosoundlikeanativespeakeristhatyoucan’tpronouncesomesoundsthataredeficientinyourownlanguage.Developyourskillswithdifferentkindsoflisteningactivities.SoyoucanbegintocorrectlypronounceEnglishsoundsandknowhowtheyaredifferentfromthoseinyourmotherlanguage.WatchingEnglishTVshowscanalsobehelpful.Inordertotrulychangeyouraccent,youalsoneedtolearnthespecifics(細(xì)節(jié))ofpronunciation.Wheneveryou’redoingpronunciationpractice,takeitalittleslowerthanyounormallywould.Trytopronounceeverysoundtogetyourmouthandtongue(舌頭)usedtothecorrectpositions.Sure,thegoalistospeakatanaturalspeed—andyou’llgetthere!12.Whydoesthewritermentionchildren’slanguagelearning?

A．Toprovideexamplesofdifferentaccents.B．Toshowhowtocommunicatewithnativespeakers.C．Toexplainwhychangingtheaccentischallenging.D．Tointroduceamethodofdevelopinglearninginterest13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deficient”inParagraph3probablymean?

A．Useful.B．Absent.C．Strange.D．Popular.14.Whatdoesthewriterconsiderhelpfulinachievinganative-likeaccent?

A．Pickinguplisteningandpronunciationskills.B．SpeakingatanaturalspeedfromthebeginningC．Joininglanguageprogramswithnativespeakers.D．Practicingpronunciationforatleastthirtyminuteseveryday.15.Whatdoesthewriterprobablywanttopointoutinparagraph1?(nomorethan10words)________________________________三、閱讀理解(★★★)Youmighthaveyourkeysasecondago,andnowthey’rejustgone!Beforeyougetupset,takeadeepbreath.Losingthingsisapartoflife,butfindingthemdoesn’thavetobesohard.Inthisarticle,we’llteachyouhowtofindlostobjects(物品).Withalittlehelpfromtheexperts,youmayfindthosekeysfasterthanyoucansay“l(fā)ost”.16Ifthere’saplacewhereyouusuallyleavethemissingobject,startthere.Maybeyouforgotyouputitback,orit’shiddenundersomethinginthenearplace.Eitherway,it’sworthtakingalook.17Sometimes,thinkingaboutthelasttimeyousaworusedtheobjectcanhelpyou.Considereverythingyoucanremember—evensomethingassillyaswhatyouwereeatingorlisteningtocouldbehelpful!18Followyourmemorytowhereyoulastrememberusingorseeingthelostobject.Sitorstandinyourexactpositionwhenyousaworhaditlast,andlookaround.Continuegoingthroughtheactionsofyourmemoryuntilyoufindtheobject.19It’spossiblethatsomeoneelsesawyouwiththisobjectbeforeyoulostit.Reachouttoafriendorfamilymemberinthesamespaceasyouandaskifthey’veseenthemissingobject.20Ifyou’velostthisobjectwhileyouwereoutandabout,checktoseeifthestore,building,orareahasalostandfound.Sometimes,youcangetlucky,andsomeoneelsewillfindyourlostobjectandturnitintoafrontdesk.Schools,stores,parks,stadiums,andtheatersalwayshavelostandfounds.

A．Askforhelpfromfriendsorfamily.B．Double-checkwheretheobjectusuallyis.C．Findalostandfoundboxifyou’reinapublicspace.D．Lookintheplacewhereyoulastsaworhadtheobject.E．Closeyoureyesandpicturewhenyouhadtheobjectlast.F．Makeimportantobjectsstandoutsoyouwon’teasilylosethem.四、完形填空(★★★)Travelisbothfunandchallenging.Oneofthe________problemisthepossibilityoflosingluggage(行李).Inthepastholidayseason,awomanhasbeencalled“theluggageangel”aftershehelpedlotsof________findtheirbagsatanairportAteachernamedBrittanywassearchingforherluggageatTampaInternationalAirport________shehadanidea:Whynothelpotherswhohadalsobeen________theirluggage?Theymustbeveryworried.Thenshe________todothejob.“Iwalkedaroundthebaggageclaimarea(行李認(rèn)領(lǐng)處)asluggagewascomingofftheline.Iftherewasa________onitwithanumber,Isentatext,”Brittanysaid.________,Brittanywassohelpfulthatpeoplethoughtsheworkedattheairport!Brittanysentmorethanseventytextstopeopletolet________knowwheretofindtheirbags.TairaMeadow,onetravelerwho________atext,wasreallythankfulforBrittany’skindness.“ShetoldmethatmyluggagewasinTampa.Seeingthattext,Iwasveryexcited.Youknow,I’mjusta________toher,”Tairasaid.Brittany’sactofkindnessdidn’tgounnoticed.Newsofhergoodactionspread________,andsoonshewascalledahero.“I’mhappytohelppeoplewheneverIcan,”Brittanysaid.“It’s________thatIputalotofvalueoninmyownlife.”Brittanytookheractionevenfurther.She________avolunteerprogramwhereonecouldsignuptohelpreconnecttravelerswiththeirluggage.Theprogramwasabig________,withmanypeopletryingtolendahand.Fromthiscase,wecanseethata________actofkindnesscanturnanunhappyexperienceintoamomentofconnection,givingpeoplehope.21.A．longestB．biggestC．easiestD．coolest22.A．doctorsB．tradersC．travelersD．bankers23.A．becauseB．unlessC．thoughD．when24.A．preparedforB．takenawayC．separatedfromD．dealtwith25.A．decidedB．learnedC．fearedD．remembered26.A．jokeB．reasonC．mailD．mark27.A．InfactB．IntotalC．InpublicD．Inhalf28.A．herB．themC．youD．us29.A．sentB．wroteC．lostD．received30.A．customerB．neighborC．strangerD．friend31.A．easilyB．luckilyC．quicklyD．seriously32.A．nobodyB．somebodyC．nothingD．something33.A．changedB．createdC．copiedD．watched34.A．successB．challengeC．problemD．secret35.A．possibleB．physicalC．simpleD．traditional五、短文填空(★★★)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(1個(gè)單詞)或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。TheTamanSejatiRecreationalCentrestartedagymprogrammeforteenagersinJanuary.Theprogramme36(call)“MyFitClub”anditisopentoteenagersaged12to17yearsold.Themembershipfee(費(fèi)用)is10yuanpermonth.Thereisnoregistration(注冊(cè))fee37anyotheraddedcost.Thegymatthecentreisopenfrom8amto9pmeveryday.Teenagersareallowed38(use)thefacilities(設(shè)施)atthegymfrom10amto6pmeveryday.Toencouragemoreteenagerstotakepart,thereare39(week)teamsportssuchasbasketballandbadmintonsotheycanplaywiththeirpeers(同齡人).Therearealso40(class)justforteenagerswholikeyoga.Beforeanyteenagercanbeamemberat41centre,theyhavetogothroughaphysicalcheck-up.Once42(they)doctorssayyes,theycanregisterandstartworkingoutortakingpart43teamsportsandclasses.Therewillbeatwo-daybootcampinMayandDecember.It44(offer)afull-bodygroupworkoutwhichhasalotoffun.Forteenagerswhoarestillundecidedwhetherornottojointhegym,thereisanopendayonthe45(one)Saturdayofeverymonth.Theycangetatourofthegym.六、選詞填空(★★★)用方框中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，每詞僅用一次。

total,regret,safe,shut,day46.Thegovernmentistryingtoprotecttheenvironmentby________downsomefactories.47.Myparentsalwaystellmetomindmy________whenI’moutalone.48.Readingthemagazineisoneofthemostimportantpartsinmy________life.49.Howmuchshouldthemanpayfortheclassin________?50.He________thathehadnottoldhisp