人教版新目标英语九年级(全一册)下学期期末试题(含答案)

D.manyD.manyB.Theharder;thebetterD.Theharder;thegoodD.playedD.borrow;borrowed九年级第一学期英语期末试题、单选题.—Iamafraidwewillmisstheearlybus.-Don'tworry.Wehavetimetodoit.A.few B.enough C.little.youstudy,gradesyouwillget.A.Thehard;thebetterC.Thehard;thegood.Mybrotherspentallmoroingsoccerwithhisclassmates.A.playsB.toplay C.playing.一YoucouldthebikefromWeiFang.—ButsheittoZhangHua.A.lend;borrowB.borrow;lentC.lend;lent.Don'tread.It'sbadforyoureyes.A.inthesun B.insunC.underthesunD.undersun.—Mr.Wang,wewonthevolleyballgame.—Great.Theresultmakemehappy.D.tofeelingD.unfairD.tofeelingD.unfairD.Howold.Althoughttheoldmanliveswithhischildren,hestillfeelsA.happy B.lonely C.normal.haveyoubeenlikethisA.Howoften B.Howmany C.Howlong.—WherewereyouateightyesterdayeveningB.IamhelpingmymothercookD.IwasinthekitchenatthattimeB.IamhelpingmymothercookD.IwasinthekitchenatthattimeC.Iwillgotomyfriend 'shome.—Herearethreebooksonhistory.Whichonewouldyouliketoborrow?一.Yousee,I'minterestedingeographythesedays.A.All B.None C.Both D.Each.—Mysonseldomhasbreakfast.—Itisunhealthyhabit.Youmustaskhimtochangeit.A./;anB.the;an C./;a D.the;athinkintheoldpeople 'shomeisgreatfun.A.volunteer B.volunteeredC.volunteering.—Susan,Ihaveasorethroat.—Youtalkedjustnow.Pleasedrinkmorewater.A.manytooB.toomany C.toomuch.-CouldIopenthedoor—.It'sverycoldoutside.A.Yes,youcanB.No,thanks C.Yes,please.Whenmymotherhome,Iwasmakingsomecards.A.got B.gets C.getD.tovolunteeringD.muchtooD.Sorry,youcanD.willget16.一Bill,canIgetyouanythingtodrink?A.YouarewelcomeB.NoproblemC.Iwouldn'tmindacoffeeD.Itdoesn'tmatterI'dlitefindtoreadonthejourneyandwilldoA.something;anything B.something;everythingC.anything;everything D.anything;anything.LifecanbehardbutyoumustkeepyourheadheldhighandstaypositiveNeverletanyonebringyoudownA.atalltimesB.allthetime C.atatime D.attimes.CouldyoutellmeA.whenwillthemeetingstart B.whenthemeetingwillstartC.themeetingwillstartwhen D.themeetingwhenwillstart20.Ithinkgamesaremuchbetterthanhousework.A.toplay;doingB.playing;doingC.toplay;do D.playing;todo二、完形填空AInsomebookstoresofGermanyGoldmanPress,alargenumberofbooksweremissingeveryyearandthismadethebookstorestaffquite21,Usually,attheendofeachyear,thenamesandnumbersoftheselostbookswouldbewritteninaformandtheformwouldbe22inthebookstoreinordertoremindthestaff.Oneday,aleaderofthepressfoundtheformby 23 whenhewasmakinganinspection（视察）inthebookstores.Hewaseveninspired.Afterhereturnedtothepress,hebeganpublishingthosebooksthatwerestolenmostfrequently.InFrankfurt,aworldwidebookfair（书市）is 24 everyyear.Atthefair,everypublisherwilltrytousedifferentwaystoimprovethe 25 oftheirownbooks.ButGoldmanPresshadaspecialstyletheyshoweda 26 of“thetengreatestGermanbooksthatwerestolenmostfrequently ”,Asaresult,thelistattracted（largenumberofbooksellerscomingto 27 thebooks.ThatmadeGoldmanPressthe28winneronthebookfair.Thebooksellersmightbelieve 29 thepublishinghousesadvertised,buttheybelieveofthefactthatthebooksthatwerestolenmostfrequentlyare 30 readers'favoriteonesandcertainlytheywouldbecomethemostpopularbooks.21.A.pleasedB.annoyedC.satisfiedD.excited22.A.hungB.soldC.cleanedD.lent23.A.mistakeB.purposeC.accidentD.order24.A.happenedB.usedC.openedD.held25.A.qualityB.saleC.styleD.size26.A.listB.numberC.kindD.pair27.A.readB.buyC.orderD.steal28.A.leastB.biggestC.mostactiveD.mostexpense29.A.thatB.whatC.whoD.whether30.A.hardlyB.seldomC.neverD.usuallyBDoyourparentsmakeyoudolotsofafter-schoolactivitiesMyparentsdid.Iusedtolistentothem.Butnow,Idecidetothinkfor31.Myparentsmademedoalotofafter-schoolactivities:takingguitarlessons,taking32class,playingtennisanddoingdifferentkindsofotherthings.Ididn 'tlikemanyofthem.Iofaskedmyparentstostop33me.Thisyear,Iwillstopsomeactivities.Idecideto34theguitarbecauseIdon'tliketoplayItthtnklIcanlearnEnglishbymyselfathome,35Iwon'tgototheEnglishclassanymore.Mymotherdoesn'tthinkthatIgetenough36.ButIdon'tthinkso.Iwalktwomilestoschooleveryday.Ithinkthatis37forme.SoIdon'twanttoplaytennis.Oneday,mymother38metogotoaswimmingclub,butIrefused.Shewas 39andsaid,“Themoreyoustudy,themoreskillsyouwillhave,andthenthemoreindependentyouwillbe.40she'sright,butIreallydonwanttogo.'tDearfriends,amIright?Whatwillyoudoifyoumeetthesituation?31.A.herselfB.themselvesC.myselfD.ourselves32.A.ChineseB.EnglishC.mathD.science33.A.droppingB.offeringC.beatingD.pushing34.A.giveupB.makeupC.takeupD.setup35.A.andB.soC.butD.or36.A.exerciseB.foodC.sleepD.study37.A.badB.easyC.importantD.enough38.A.allowedB.hatedC.askedD.helped39.A.nervousB.excitedC.angryD.glad40.A.InsteadB.MaybeC.HoweverD.Anyway三、阅读理解AWhohasn'tenjoyedeatingpeanutsDidyouknowthatalthoughpeanutslooklikenutsandtastelikenuts,theyaren 'trTheatbo110ngtothepeafamily,sotheyarecalledpeanuts.Thepeanutgrowsflowersaboveground,butits“fruitgrowsunderground.Itgrowsinmorecountriesthanmostother "nuts".ThepeanutisanativeSouthAmericanplant.ScientistsbelievethatitgrewwildinBrazillongago.TheythinkthatforseveralthousandyearstheearlypeoplesofSouthAmericamadeitapartoftheirdiet.Thesepeopleswerenomadswhomovedonwhenanaturalfoodcouldnolongerbefoundinonearea.Alongthewaytheyprobablyletfallsomepeanuts,whichgotintothegroundandgrew.ThisisbelievedtobethewaytheplantreachedtheplacewheretheIncas（力口人）lived.TheIncas,fromabout1100to1532,thoughthighlyofpeanuts.Thepeanutswereeateninseveralformsandusedassacrificialofferings（祭品）totheIncanSunGod.Laterinthe16thcentury,Europeansoldiershadbroughtpeanutstootherpartsoftheworld,includingNorthAmerica,Africa,Asia,Europe,andPacificIslands.AlthoughpeanutswerefoundnativeinSouthAmerica,theyarenowgrowninalmosteverycountrythathaswarmweather.Indiaproducesthemostpeanuts.China'productionisnext,followedbytheUnitedStates.Thepeanutisspecialinmorewaysthanone.Itcanbeeatenraw,boiled,roasted,orfried.Hundredsofwidelydifferentproductshavebeenmadefromit.Carver,anAmericanscientist,sethimselfthetaskofdiscoveringnewusesforeatingandformanyotherproducts.Peanutsareveryhighlynutritiousandarealsohighinprotein（蛋白质）.Americansuseaboutseven-tenthsoftheirproteinintheformofmeat.InIndia,wherethepoorcan ’tpayformeamilk,peanutmealandpeanutmilkhavebeenproduced.Thesehavebeenagreathelptothepoor.Newproductsarecontinuallybeingmadefrompeanuts,amongthempeanutcheeseandapowderthatbecomespeanutbutterwhenwaterisadded.Thefactisthatpeanutsaresohealthythattheywereusedbyastronauts.Theunusualnutthatisn ’tanutisoneofnature ’smgifts.Althoughwelikeeatingpeanuts,manyofusdon ’tknowpeanutsbelongto family.A.thepea B.thenutC.boththepeaandthenutD.neitherthepeanorthenutWhichparagraph（落）mainlytalksaboutthehistoryofthepeanutA.ParagraphFour B.ParagraphThreeC.ParagraphTwo D.ParagraphOneWhatdoestheunderlinedwordnutritiousmeanA.Helpfulforstayinghealthy.B.Helpfultothepoor.C.Deliciousandtasty. D.Richinfatandoil.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothearticleA.Nomadsalwaysstayedinthesameplace.B.ThepeanutwasfirstfoundinSouthAmerica.C.Astronautsatelotsofpeanutstokeephealthy.D.ChinagrowsfewerpeanutsthantheUS.WhatisthepurposeofthearticleA.Toshowthatpeanutsbelongtothepeafamily.B.Toadviseustousemorepeanutproducts.C.Totellussomenewusesofpeanuts.D.Toletusknowmoreaboutpeanuts.Mrs.Blackissixty-nineyearsold.SheonlyhasadaughternamedSandra.Mr.Blackdiedtwelveyearsago.Mrs.Blackwasverysadandlivedinherhousealone.Twoyearsagoherdaughterhadababy.TheyoungwomanwasbusyallthetimeandhadnotimetolookafterhersonJames.Sheaskedhermothertolivewiththem.Theoldwomanhadtosellherhouseandmovedthere.Shewasstrongandcoulddoallthehousework.Andthefamilylikedher.LastautumnMrs.Blackwenttodosomeshopping.Acarhitherandherlegwashurt.Shehadtobeinhospitalforthreemonths.Shecouldn'tdoanythingaftershecameback.Atfirstherdaughterwaskindtoher,butsoonshebegantobetiredof（厌）her.Theoldwomanwantedtoleave,butshehadnomoneytobuyahouseandnobodycouldtakecareofher.Shedidn'tknowwhattodo.OnemorningMrs.Blackbrokeaplate.Itmadeherdaughterangry.ShetoldJamestobuyawooden（木制的）plateforhisgrandma.ThatafternoonJamescamebackwithtwowoodenplates.Shewassurprisedandasked,"Whydidyoubuytwoplates,son""Oneisforgrandma,"answeredtheboy,"theotherisforyou!Youwillalsohavetouseawoodenplatewhenyou'reold,Ithink."Thewomanheardthisandwassad.Shecriedforlong.Nowsheiskindtohermotherasshewasbefore.46.Sandraaskedhermothertolivewiththembecause A.theoldwomanlivedaloneB.sheneededherhelpC.theoldwomancouldn'tlookafterherselfD.theoldwomancouldgivehermuchmoneyTOC\o"1-5"\h\zThefamilylikedMrs.Blackatfirstbecause .A.shewasveryrich B.shecouldwatchtheirdoorC.shecoulddoallthehouseworkforthem D.shewasfriendlytothemallMrs.Blackcouldntleaveherdaughter ’shousebecauseshe .A.shehadnohousetolivein B.Herdaughter’sfamilydidn’tlikeheranylongerC.Sandracouldn'tgotoseeheranymoreD.ShecouldhelpherdaughterdoallthehouseworkJamesboughtawoodenplateforhismotherbecause .A.hedidn'tloveher B.helikeditC.hehopedshewouldbekindtohisgrandmaD.sheoftenbroketheplatesathomeSandraisfriendlytohermotheragainbecause .A.sheknowsshedidwrong B.shewasafraidofhersonC.theoldwomanispoor D.it'sherdutyCYearsago,Ilivedinabuildinginalargecity.Thenextbuildingonlywasafewfeetawayfrommine.Therewasawomanlivedthere,andIhadnevermether,yetIcouldseeshesatbyherwindoweachafternoon,sewingorreading.Afterseveralmonthshadgoneby,Ibegantonoticethatherwindowwasdirty.Everythingwasunclearthroughthedirtywindow.Iwouldsaytomyself. “Iwonderwhythatwomandoesnwashherwindow.Itreallylooksterrible. ”OnebrightmorningIdecidedtocleanmyflat,includingwashingthewindowontheinside.LaterintheafternoonwhenIfinishedthecleaning,Isatdownbythewindowwithacupofcoffeeforarest.Whatasurprise!Acrosstheway,thewomansittingbyherwindowwasclearlyvisible（看见）.Herwindowwasclean!Thenitdawnedonme.Ihadbeencriticizing（批评）herdirtywindow,butallthetimeIwaswatchinghersthroughmyowndirtywindow.Thatwasquiteanimportantlessonforme.HowoftenhadIlookedatandcriticizedothersthroughthedirtywindowofmyheart,throughmyownshortcomingsSincethen,wheneverIwantedtojudge（评判）someone,Iaskedmyselffirst, “AmIlookingathimthroughmyowndirtywindow”ItrytocleanthewindowofmyownworldsothatImayseetheworldaboutmemoreclearly.Thewritercouldn’tseeeverythingclearlythroughthewindowbecause A.thewoman’swindowwasdirtyC.thewomanlivednearbyThewriterwassurprisedthat .A.thewomanwassittingbyherwindowC.thewomandidcleaningintheafternoon“Itdawnedonme”probablymeansB.thewriter’swindowdwirtaysD.thewriterwasnear-sightedB.thewoman’swindowwasstillterribleD.thewoman’swindowwascleanB.itcheeredmeupA.IbegantounderstanditB.itcheeredmeupC.Iknewitgrewlight D.itbegantogetdarkIt’sclearthat .A.thewriterhadnevermetthewomanbefore B.thewriteroftenwashedthewindowC.theybothworkedascleaners D.theylivedinasmalltownFromthepassage,wecanlearn .A.oneshouldn’tcriticizeothersveryoftenB.oneshouldoftenmakehiswindowscleanC.onemustjudgehimselfbeforehejudgesothersD.onemustlookatothersthroughhisdirtywindows.DWehavetoaccept（接受）thetruth:sometimes,wejustwanttoshoutoutloud.Forexample,weallhavedayslikethis:ourdoghasmadeamessonthefloorwejustcleaned,orourfriendcalledtotellusheorshecouldn'tcomeatthelastminutewhenwehadcookeddinnerforhimorher.Wemaybereallyangrybutwetriedtobearthingslikethose.AccordingtoancientChinesewisdom（智慧）．Weshouldshoutinaloudvoiceinsteadofkeepingsilent.Infact,it'sgoodforourhealth.Chinesepeoplehavepassedonthepracticefromancienttimestonowasapartoftraditionalmedicine.”saidMrs.Li,a60yearoldwomanfromHangzhou.ntstaughtm“eMtoyparedothis.It'sapartofourfolk（民间的）culture.”Mrs.Liismemberofagroupofpeoplewholoveshouting.Eachmorning,sheandsomeofherfriendsclimbtotopofthehill,andletoutloudshoutsbeforestartingtheirdailyexercise.Theybelievethatshoutingisgoodexercisefortheirlungs（肺）anditbringsthemalotoffun.SometimesIshoutoutandothershoutback，”saidMrs.Gu,anothershoutinglover.“Itmakesyouhappy.Youlaughandthenyoufeelverycomfortable. ”XKb1.ComDr.PeterCalafiura,anAmericandoctor,agreesthatshoutingcanhaveapositiveinfluenceonpeople'shealth.So,nexttimeyoustartyourmorningrun,whynottrytoshoutoutfirst?Itwillmakeyouhealthier..Theunderlineword“bear”inParagraph2means“ ”inChinese.A.纠正 B.忍受 C.铭记 D.杜绝.Mrs.Lilearnttoshouttomakeherselffeelbetterfrom .A.herparentsB.herteacher.WheredoesMrs.Lishouteveryday?A.herparentsB.herteacher.WheredoesMrs.Lishouteveryday?A.Inapark. B.Atasquare..WhatdoesDr.Caliafiurathinkofshouting?A.It'sgreatfun.C.It'seasytolearn.kids..Thepassageismainlyabout .A.ashoutingloverC.theadvantagesofshoutingC.Mrs.Gu D.Dr.PeterCalafiuraC.Inherhouse.D.Onahill.B.It'sgoodforpeople'shealth.D.It'sgoodexerciseespeciallyforB.ashoutingclubD.thehistoryofshouting四、补全对话根据下面的对话情景，在每个空白处填上一个适当的句子，使对话的意思连贯、完整。Hello,WangLin.Howbeautifulyournewbikeis!61..WhereisitmadeItismadeinShanghai.Ialsowanttobuyone62. .InMinshengDepartmentStore.Andtherearemanydifferentcolors.63.Ilike