(完整)江西省抚州市临川区2018届九年级英语上学期第三次月考试题人教新目标版

江西省抚州市临川区2018届九年级英语上学期第三次月考试题满分：120分 完成时间：120分钟、听力（25分）A）请听下面8段对话。每段对话后有一小题，从题中所给的 AB、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都将有10秒钟的时间回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。 每段对话读两遍。（每小题1分，共8分）C.studyhardC.Nick'C.studyhardC.Nick'sA.workoutside B.makemoneyWhoserabbitisit?A.Sue's B.Jane'sWhatkindofmoviesdoesTimlike?A.funnymovies B.excitingmoviesC.cartoonsWhatshouldtheydotonight?A.gotothecinema B.gooutforawalkC.studyathomeWhowillthegirlaskforhelp?A.Jane B.Lily C.WuDongHowoldistheboy?A.2 B.10 C.12Whatdoesthegirlwanttodonext?B.StandunderthetreeC.StandnearA.LetthemantakeaphotoofhertheriverB.StandunderthetreeC.StandnearWhatwillthemandonext?A.takethedogin B.gotothepartyC.lookafterthedogB）请听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 （每小题1分，共14分）请听第1段材料，回答第9、10小题。Whereisthemannow?B.outsidethemeetingroomC.atarestaurantA.inthemeetingroomB.outsidethemeetingroomC.atarestaurantC.togetinearlierC.threeC.togetinearlierC.threeC.aguitarC.MozartA.toeatfood B.tosmoke请听第2段材料，回答第11、12小题。HowmanydrawingbooksdoesLilyhavenow?A.one B.twoWhatarethemanandthewomangoingtobuy?A.aviolin B.apiano请听第3段材料，回答第13至第15小题。Whoarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Beethoven B.JohannStraussWhathappenedtothemusicianwhenhewasfour?B.Hewrotehisfirstnovel.C.HegothisfirstA.Hestartedwritingmusic.offer.B.Hewrotehisfirstnovel.C.HegothisfirstWhendidthemusiciandie?A.Whenhewas53yearsold.B.Whenhewas35yearsold.C.Whenhewas50yearsold.请听第4段材料，回答第16至第18小题。What'stherelationshipbetweenTonyandJim?A.classmates B.brothersC.friendsWhomightpreferthebookswithideas?A.LindaandJoe B.JoeandJimC.LindaandTonyWhatkindofbooksdoesTonylike?A.cartoonbooks B.educationalbooksC.Englishbooksonsportsstories请听第5段材料，回答第19至第22小题。HowdoesMr.Greenmakethekidslaugh?A.bygivingthemmoneyB.bylookingseriousC.bytellingfunnystoriesHowmuchmoneyhasMr.Greengivenawaytoanoldpeople 'shome?A.$1,000 B.$10,000 C.$20,000WhatdoyouthinkofMr.Green?A.He'slazy. B.He'skind. C.He'shonest.HowoldisMr.Green?A.50 B.over60 C.over70C）请听下面一段独白，根据独白内容完成下列句子，每个空格不超过 3个单词。听独白前你将有 50秒钟的时间阅读句子内容。独白读两遍。 （每小题1分，共5分）生词注释：lie谎话Firstly,givethema.Theywillprobablybehappy.Secondly,tothemandtellwhatyoulikeaboutyourparents.Thirdly,forthemandtrytomakethemrelax.Fourthly,beanchildanddon'ttellalietothem.Finally,trytospendmorewiththem.二、单项填空（8分）请阅读下面各小题， 从题中所给的A、B、CD四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 （每小题1分，共8分）28.----Whichdoyoulike,coffeeortea?----1prefercoffeemilk.A.with B.toC.on D.ofIregretthatIhavenonewsforyou.A.tohavesaidB.sayingC.tosayD.havingsaidDiaoyuIslandsChinawhetherinthepast,atpresentorinthefuture.A.havebelongedinB.isbelongingto C.isbelongedinD.belongtoThereagirlsingingnextdoor. Can'tyouhearherbeautifulvoice?A.can'thave B.can'tbe C.mustbeD.musthaveTomMaryspeaksgoodChinese,sotheycancommunicatewiththeseChinesestudentsverywell.A.Neither,norB.Notonly,butalsoC.Both,andD.Either,orMyfriendsoftenhelpme.A.offer,ofB.provide,withC.provide,forD.offer,withHepromisedtohelpusandhetohisword.A.stuck B.keptC.said D.talkedIreallylikethephotoofmyfamilymysistertookinthecityparklastyear.A.what B.which C.whoD.whom三、完形填空（27分）A）请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 （每小题1分，共15分）

Imagineyou'reatthesupermarket.Youpayforsomefood,thenthrowonethirdofitintothe36.Thismaysoundcrazy,butmillionsofusaredoingthisaroundtheworld,althoughnotinsucha37way.AccordingtotheUnitedNationsFoodandAgricultureOrganization,over30percentofthefoodproducedworldwidegoestowaste.Mostofitis38awaybyshopsthatareunabletosellit,orbypeoplewhobuytoomuch.Dowehavetodoso?39mindssayno.Whenwehave40money,wesaveitinabank.Sohowabout41“banks”forfoodthatwecan'teat?Manycountries,42China,havecaughtupwiththisgreatidea.SomepeopleinShanghairecentlyputafridgeinacommunity,43itwithcakesandcanned（罐装的）foodfromnearbymarketsandrestaurants.44inneedcanenjoyit.TheRealJunkFoodProject（TRJFP）hasbeendoingsimilarthingssince2013.TheRealJunkFoodProject（TRJFP）isacompanyintheUK.Itsaysthatfoodpastitssell-bydate（保质期）could45beOKtoeat.Sotheycollectturn46intohealthymealsandputthemonshelvesincafes（suchfoodfromsupermarkets,Imagineyou'reatthesupermarket.Youpayforsomefood,thenthrowonethirdofitintothe36.Thismaysoundcrazy,butmillionsofusaredoingthisaroundtheworld,althoughnotinsucha37way.AccordingtotheUnitedNationsFoodandAgricultureOrganization,over30percentofthefoodproducedworldwidegoestowaste.Mostofitis38awaybyshopsthatareunabletosellit,orbypeoplewhobuytoomuch.Dowehavetodoso?39mindssayno.Whenwehave40money,wesaveitinabank.Sohowabout41“banks”forfoodthatwecan'teat?Manycountries,42China,havecaughtupwiththisgreatidea.SomepeopleinShanghairecentlyputafridgeinacommunity,43itwithcakesandcanned（罐装的）foodfromnearbymarketsandrestaurants.44inneedcanenjoyit.TheRealJunkFoodProject（TRJFP）hasbeendoingsimilarthingssince2013.TheRealJunkFoodProject（TRJFP）isacompanyintheUK.Itsaysthatfoodpastitssell-bydate（保质期）could45beOKtoeat.Sotheycollectturn46intohealthymealsandputthemonshelvesincafes（suchfoodfromsupermarkets,餐馆）.TheRealJunkFoodProjectcafeisopentothe47.Theydon'tsellanyfoodandofferallthemealsonapay-as-you-feelbasis（方式）.Thefoodtherehas48pricelabel（标签）.Howpeoplechoosetosupporttheprojectisuptothem.Youcanpayasmuchasyoulike.Alsoyoucanofferyourtime,49andenergyaspayment（偿还，报答）,likehelpingwashthepot,cleanthewindows,orcreateartworktospruceup（美化）thecafe.Therearenow125RealJunkFoodeat,havetobecomejunk?Youdecide.cafesworldwide.eat,havetobecomejunk?Youdecide.36.A.fridgeB.trashC.carD.office37.A.pleasantB.boringC.directD.unusual38.A.givenB.thrownC.takenD.got39.A.CreativeB.LazyC.BusyD.Hard-working40.A.littleB.lessC.smallD.extra41.A.givingupB.settingupC.pickingupD.movingup42.A.exceptB.besideC.includingD.without43.A.coveringB.fillingC.providingD.helping44.A.SomeoneB.SomethingC.AnyoneD.None45.A.neverB.sometimesC.still D.hardly46.A.themB.itC.thoseD.these47.A.adultsB.childrenC.teenagersD.public48.A.aB.no C.theD.its49.A.skillsB.moneyC.foodD.opinions50.A.andB.but C.orD.so50tcanDoesthefoodthatyouhavebought,B）请先阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后用方框里所给的词的适当形式填空。每个词限用一次。（每小题1分。共10分）when,share,even,turn,interest,encourage,health,activity,boring,where,Hundredsofthousandsofpeopleridebicycleseveryday.Somepeoplelikeridingbicyclesbecauseitcanmakethem51andstrong.Somepeople don'tlikeridingbicyclesbecausetheythinkitisvery52 . Therearesomepeoplewhodon'tmindthisdaily53.Butthereisamanwho54itintoart.StephenLundis50yearsold.HeisawriterandartistfromCanada.55heridesbikes,hetakeshissmartphonewithhimandkeepstheGPStrackingapp（ 全球定位追踪应用）on.Theapptrackshisroutes（ 路线）,anditshows56hewentwithlinesonthemap.Bymakingspecialroutedesigns,Lundmakesthemlooklike57 pictures.He'smadedinosaurs,giraffes,humanfacesand58a220-kilometermermaid（ 美人鱼）.Inthepastyear,Lundhasmade85piecesofthiskindofartwork.Now,heplanstomakesomeofthemintoabook.Hesaidhehopedto59hispassion（ 激情）forridingbicycleswithothers.Headdedthathewanted60morepeopletoridebicycles.Hewassurethateverybodycouldfindtheirownwaystoenjoyridingabicycle.四阅读理解（40分）A）阅读短文，从A、BCD四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 （每小题2分，共30分）AWherewillthepartytakeplace?A.StarTown B.StarStreet C.SunnyRoadD.SunshineTownThepartywillbeheldfrom .A.themorningofOct1 B.theafternoonofOct28C.theeveningofOct29 D.themidnightofOct30WhichofthefollowingwillNOTbeatthatparty?A.Costumes. B.Children. C.Drink. D.Turkey.TheNobelPrizeusuallygoestodoctors,writersorscientists.Butthisyearasingerhaswonitforthefirsttime.ThismonthUnitedStatesmusicianBobDylanwasawardedthe2016NobelPrizeforLiterature（文学）.AccordingtotheNobelPrizewebsite,the75-year-oldrocklegend（ 传奇人物）wontheprize“forhavingcreatednewpoetic（诗意的）expressionswithinthegreatAmericansongtradition".PeopleregardDylanasaninformal（ 非正式的）UShistorian.Manyofhisfamoussongswerewritteninthe1960s,whenhesungaboutimprovingtherightsofblackAmericansandprotesting （抗议）theinvolvement（卷入）oftheUSintheVietnamWar.Blowin'intheWindandTheTimesTheyAreA-Changin'aretwoofDylan'smostfamousprotestsongs.SaraDanius,permanentsecretary（ 常任秘书长）oftheSwedishAcademy,wasoneofthepeoplewhochoseDylanfortheaward.Shesaidhehad beenchosenbecausehewas “agreatpoetintheEnglishspeakingtradition”.InthefutureshepredictsthatpeoplewillreadDylan'slyrics（歌词）aspoems,justlikemanypeoplereadorlistentopoemstodaythatwaswrittenthousandsofyearsago.USPresidentBarackObamaagreedwithher.aCongratulationstooneofmyfavoritepoets, "hewroteonTwitter.Noteveryonethinksitisagooddecision,though.Someexpertsbelievetheawardshouldnotbegiventoasinger.ButBBC'sColinPatersonsaysDylanshouldberememberedasawriter,notasinger,becaursehe“madethelyricsmoreimportantthanthemusic".DylanisstillperforminghissongsandisexpectedtoaccepthisawardonDec10.BobDylan,thewinnerof2016NobelPrizeforLiterature,isregardedasallofthefollowingEXCEPT .A.apoetB.asongwriter C.ascientist D.amusicianThesongBlowin'intheWindmay.A.recordUSwholehistory B.talkabouthowtobeahistorianC.beaboutabigstorm D.protestUSactionintheVietnamWarWhydidSaraDaniuschooseDylanfortheaward?BecauseDylanisoneofherbestfriends.BecauseshethinksDylan'slyricsarebeautiful.BecauseDylanispopularwithmanypeople.BecauseDylanisObama'sfavoritepoet.AccordingtoColinPaterson,.it'snotagooddecisiontogivetheawardtoDylanaNobelPrizeshouldnotbegiventoasinger.DylanshouldberememberedasawriterratherthanasingerDylanisnotgoodatmusicCYoumusthaveheardalotabouthowpeopleprotectthePalaceMuseum,theSuzhougardensandotherancientarchitecturalsites（ 建筑遗址）.Butwhataboutsomemorerecentones,suchasthosebuiltinthelastcentury?Unfortunately,manyofthem didn'tgetenoughprotection.OnSept29,anationallistof20thcenturyChinesearchitecturalheritage（遗产）siteswaspublishedinBeijing.Itincludes98architecturalsitesandremindspeopletoprotectthosemasterpieces（杰作）,reportedChinaDaily.Manyfamouslandmarks（地标）andWestern-stylearchitecturalsiteswerenamedonthelist.TheGreatHallofthePeopleinBeijingandtheRussian-styleSaintSofiaCathedral（圣•索菲亚教堂）inHarbin,Heilongjiangaregoodexamples.aMasterpiecesofthe20thcenturyshowthatChinesearchitects'（建筑^币）spiritandskillswerepasseddownwell,"saidShanJixiang,headoftheChineseSocietyofCulturalRelics（中国文物学会）. “Andtheyneedtobepassedontomoderntimes. ”However,manyofthesebuildingsdidn'tgetmuchattentionfromthepublicandhavebeendestroyed（毁坏）.Inthelate1980s,theoldJu'erHutongcourtyardsinBeijingwererebuiltinamodernstyle.Theprojectdidn 'tchangethetraditionalChineselookofthebuildings,butgavepeopletheremoreroomtolive.ItevenwontheUnitedNationsWorldHabitatAwardin1992.Butsomeofthepeopletheredidn'ttakegoodcareofit.Theypulleddownthewallsandbuiltroomsastheywished.aMasterpiecesofthelastcenturyshouldalsobetreatedasculturalheritagesitesratherthangeneralbuildings.Otherwise,historicalinformationwillbelost,"Shansaid.68.areNOTbuiltinthelastcentury.A.SaintSofiaCathedral B.TheGreatHallofthePeopleC.theSuzhougardens D.ModernJu'erHutongcourtyardsTheunderlinedword"them"inparagraph1refersto.A.ancientarchitecturalsites B.generalbuildingsC.20thcenturyChinesearchitecturalsitesD.Western-stylebuildingsFromthepassage,wecanlearnthat .Ju'erHutongcourtyardsareprotectedwell.Mostpeoplerealizetheimportanceofprotectingrecentarchitecturalsites.Wecangetalotofhistoricalinformationfromthesemasterpiecesofthelastcentury.Thereareonly98architecturalsitesof20 thcenturyleftinChina.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?ManyancientChinesebuildingsarebeingdestroyed.Architecturalsitesofthelastcenturyshouldalsogetenoughprotection.Manytraditionalbuildingsarerebuiltinamodernstyle.GiveageneralintroductionofChineseArchitecturalsites.DSteel（车忖铁）,concrete（混凝土）andglassaretheusualmaterialsinanyskyscraper.Butmorehighbuildingsarenowusingwood.Inthelastfouryears,Australia,Norway,EnglandandCanadahaveallbuiltwoodenskyscrapers.ThelatestoneisinSweden,anew,19-storey （层）woodenhotelcalled“SidavidSida”（SidebySide）.Whyarewoodenskyscrapers（摩天大楼）beingchosenaheadofconcreteones?Let'sfindout.Isitstrongenough?WoodhasbeenusedinmanyChinesebuildingsforthousandsofyears,butisitstrongenoughforskyscrapers?”There'sawholebunchofnewmaterialsmadeoutofwoodthatarestructurally （在结构上）abletobuildbigbuildings,“materialexpertDrMichaelRamagetoldCNN.Architects（ 建筑W）useweaved（编拢）woodtomakesureitis.Theyplacelayersofwoodacrossoneanothercoatedwithspecialgluetocreateverystrongmaterial.Woodalsolastsalongtimeanddoesn'trotifitiswelllookedafter.Forexample,therooftopsofBeijing'sForbiddenCityandsome700-year-oldhousesinEnglandarestillsound.Ramagealsosaidbamboocouldbecutinspecialwaystomakeitevenstrongerthannormalwood.Wontitcatchfire?Woodenbuildingssounddangerouswhenitcomestofire.Butexpertssaytheymaybesaferthanconcreteonesifthereisafire.“Timber（木材）doesn'tburninthewaythepublicimagines,"Ramagesaid.Verysmallpiecesofwoodcatchfireeasily,butverybigpiecesofwoodarequitehardtosetonfire,hesaid.InSweden,themainbuildingmaterialof “SidavidSida"isA.steel B.concrete C.glass D.woodTheunderlinedword “sound"inparagraph7means 「 ^A.becomingworse; B.ingoodcondition;C.protectedwell; D.dangerousAccordingtothelastparagraph,welearnthat.woodenbuildingsaren'tsaferthanconcreteonessmallpiecesofwoodarehardtosetonfirebigpiecesofwoodwon'tcatchfireeasilywoodenbuildingsarenotstronganddangerousWhat'sthebesttittleofthepassage?A.Anewkindofmaterialforbuildings B.Wood---astrongmaterialforbuildingsC.Howtomakewoodenbuildings. D.Viewsondifferentbuildingmaterials.B）请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根据短文内容从下面方框中的五个选项中，选择最佳的选项还原到文中，使短文意思通顺，结构完整。（每小题2分，共10分）Whenisthebesttimeforustoenjoythebrightmoon?76.Thisyear,thefestivalisonSept15.Welookatthemoon,eatmooncakes,andgettogetherwithourfamilies.Thetraditionisthousandsofyearsold.Themoon,thekeypartofthefestival,isspecialtomostChinesepeople.77.Weusetheroundandcrescentmoon（ 新月）todescribereunion（团聚）andseparation.Ouradmirationtothemooncandatebacktoancienttimes.Thelegend（传说）ofChang（efliestothemoonisthemostfamousstoryaboutthemoon.78.Forexample,“Besidemybedapooloflight.Isithoarfrost（ 霜）ontheground?”fromJingYeSi（ThoughtsintheSilentNight）byTangDynastypoetLiBai.79 .The miaominority（ 少数民族）inGuizhouprovincehasaspecialcustom.OnthenightofMid-AutumnFestival,youngpeopledanceunderthemoontofindtheirotherhalf.80.Intheirlegends,thefullmoonissomewhatscarytopeople.Themostwell-knownlegendisthewerewolf（狼人）.Awerewolfusuallylookslikeahuman,butchangesintoawolf-likecreature（生物）whenthereisafullmoo