3.29英语九一联模拟试题

舟塔中学2022-2022学年九年级模拟试卷一、听力部分（20分）Ⅰ.听句子，选择正确的图片(5分)()1. ABC( )2. ABC( )3. JourneytotheWest RobinsonCrusoeAliceinWonderful ABC()4. ABC( )5. ABCⅡ.听短对话，选择正确的答案(5分)()6.WhatwasLisadoingwhentherainstormcame?Shewasplaying.B.Shewascrying.C.ShewaswatchingTV.()7.HowlongistheYangtzeRiver?A.About6，300kilometers.B.About3，600kilometers.C.About6，330kilometers.( )8.HowdoesJanelikecountrymusic?It'sfantastic.B.It'sclassical.C.It'snotfantastic.( )9.WhathasTinavisited?TheGreatWall.B.TheBird'sNest.C.ThePalaceMuseum.( )10.HowlonghasJohnkepthisdog?For2years. B.For7years.C.For5years.Ⅲ.听长对话，选择正确的答案(5分)听第一段对话，回答第11至12小题。( )11.Whatbookisthefatherreading?TreasureIsland.B.RobinsonCrusoe.C.TheOldManandtheSea.( )12.Whowrotethebook?MarkTwain.B.RobertLouisStevenson.C.Hemingway.听第二段对话，回答第13至15小题。( )13.WhydidTonygotoLondon?Tohaveatrip.B.Tovisithisfriends.C.TostudyEnglish.( )14.HowlongdidTonystaythere?Abouthalfayear. B.Aboutoneyear.C.Abouttwoyears.( )15.WheredidTonystay?Inaschool. B.Inafamily. C.Atahotel.Ⅳ.听短文，根据所听内容完成句子。(5分)16.Mr.Greenisaskinghisstudentshowtheyshould_______theirweekends17.Ginasaysthatstudentsshould_____parentsdosomechoresonweekends.thinksstudentsshoulddotheirhomeworkonweekends.19.Billthinksthatstudentsshould________onweekends.20.Mikesaysthatstudentsshouldfindpart­time______tomakesomemoney.二、完形填空(每小题1分，共10分)(1):Afewdaysago,IsatinthesofawatchingTV.Justthen,Igota21fromafriendofmine.Ihaven’tseenhim22averylongtime.Wetalkedaboutourschooldaysonthephone,thenhestartedtalkingabouthis23.Hismotherwasbadlyillinhospital.Shecouldn’tsleepatnightandoften24toherself.Myfriendwasangry25herandaskedhismother26talking.Sincethen,hismotherdidn’tsayanything.Thedoctorsaidshehadakindofmentaldisease(心理疾病).Shecouldn’tlookafterherselflikeanormalperson.Myfriendwasverysad.Hethoughtitwashisfault(过错).Myfriend27likeababyonthetelephone.Hesaidthathecoulddo28ifhismotherbecamebetter.Doyouknowthatourparentsloveusandcareforusallthetime?Ithinkweshould29loveourparentsandtakecareofthem.Agoodrelationshipwithyourparentscanmakeyoubeabetterand30person.Itisworthhavingatry!()21.A.letterB.e-mailC.callD.message()22.A.inB.forC.atD.of()23.A.motherB.fatherC.brotherD.sister()24.A.talkedB.talkC.totalkD.talking()25.A.toB.aboutC.forD.with()26.A.stopB.tostopC.stoppedD.nottostop()27.A.criedB.shoutedC.laughedD.heard()28.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.none()29.A.tooB.eitherC.alsoD.else()30.A.happyB.happierC.interestingD.moreinteresting(2)Doyouknowaboutmicro-blog(微博).Anddoyoukeepone?TodayIwanttosharesomethingaboutmicro-blogwithallofyou.Theremustbealotofpeoplewhousemicro-blogaroundyou.Maybeyouarethememberofthem.Nowadays,micro-bloghasbecome31____amongtheyoungandtheold.Doyouknowwhy?First,itisconvenient.Wheneverandwhereveryouare,32____yourphoneoryourcomputer,youcan____33whatyouwanttosaywithyourfans.Theycanreadandcommentitatonce.Inmy__34___,micro-blogisdifferentfromthetraditionalblog,____35___itiseasiertouse.Second,itwillremindyouofmoreandmorepeople_____36_____youmaybefamiliarwith,sothatyourfanscirclecanbelargerandlarger.What'smore,withmoreandmorefamouspeoplejoiningmicro-blog,youcan____37_____muchnewshere.Therearealsosomejokesthatyoucanreadtorelax___38___inyoursparetime.Inaword,micro-blogcanhelppeoplegetintouchwitheachothermore39___.Itisa40_____choiceforyoutoknowwhathappensaround.Whetheryouuseitornot,itisalifestyle.()31.A.excitedB.satisfiedC.popularD.beautiful()32.A.forBwithC.onD.by()33.A.shareB.spendC.missD.borrow()34.A.lifeB.houseC.classD.opinion()35.A.soB.thoughC.asD.if()36.A.whichB.whomC.whoseD.where()37.A.catchB.raiseC.breakD.avoid()38.A.himselfB.herselfC.yourselfD.itself()39.A.easilyB.differentlyC.widelyD.carefully()40.A.seriousB.foolishC.badD.good(3)IthinkAprilFool'sDayisaveryunusualholiday.OnAprilFool'sDay,youhavetofindoutforrealalsocannottrusteverythingyou__32__onAprilsomemainnewspaperswillputfake(假的)articlesintotheirpaperstofoolheardastoryabouthow__33_AprilFool'sDay,aLondonnewspaperprintedanarticleabouthowalienslandedinEngland.This__34__manypeopletopanic(惊慌)andthelocalpolicewerenotvery__35__thenewspaper.Itcanbe__36__sometimestoplaytricks,butyouhavetobecarefulnottogotoofar.OnAprilFool'sDay,IcalledmymotherfromtheuniversityIattended.ItoldherthatIwasfailingallofmyclassesandbecauseofthis,Iwasn'tabletowassoupsetthatshestartedtocry.IfeltreallybadaboutmakinghersadandtriedtotellheritwasjustaItoldheritwasonlyanAprilFool'sDay'sjoke,shegot__39__angrywithmethatshehungupthephone.Ihadtocallherbackandapologizebeforeshewouldtalktomeagain.AprilFool'sDay'sjokescanbefunnybutyoushouldbecarefulnottohurtpeople'sfeelingsbyembarrassingthemyouact,youshouldalwaysmakesuretoputyourselfinsomeoneelse'sshoesandthinkabouthowtheymightfeel.()B．jokesC．ajokeD．tojoke()32B．listenC．listentoD．listened()B．inC．forD．of()B．helpedC．askedD．guided()inB．fondofC．afraidofD．pleasedwith()B.funC．healthyD．stupid() B．returnC．graduateD．dance().AfterB．BecauseC．SinceD．If()B．suchC．suchaD．soa()littleB．afew C．alittleD．toomuch阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Ihavenevertakencookingclasses.Ilearnedcooking31mymotherbecauseshewasreally32inteachingme.Doyouknowwhy?Whenmymothergotmarried,shedidn’tknowanythingaboutcooking.Mygrandmotherneverallowedher33inthekitchen.

Mymotherdidnotstarttocook34shewastwenty-five.Atthebeginning,itwasveryhardforher.Soshehadtotakecookingclassestoprepareourmeals.After35thatexperience,shedecidedtoteachmetodosomecooking36shedidn’twantmetohavethesameexperience.

IrememberwhenIwasseven37old,Ioftenstayedinthekitchenandwatchedhercook.Ialwayshelpedher.Sometimeswepreparedmealsthatmymotheralreadyknew38tomakethem,andsometimeswepreparedthemfromrecipes.Nowadays,Iamreallythankfulforthatexperience.BecauseIdon’tneedanyhelptocookameal.Icancookfor39orforagroupofpeople.Itdoesn’tmatter.

IwillteachmychildrenandIdon’twantthemtohavethesameexperience40mymother.IfonedayIamnotwiththem,Iwanttobesurethattheycanalsoeatwell.

() B.to C.from D.after() B.interested C.interest D.interests() B.stayed C.tostay D.stay() B.after C.since D.until() B.have C.tohave D.had() B.because C.although D.but() B.year’s C.year D.years’()38. B.what C.when D.how() B.me C.mine D.I() B.as C.such D.of三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，计40分）AAnimalsusuallymakeuspleased,cheerusup,andsometimes,evengetusscared.Butdoyouknowtheycanteachussomething?Geese,forexample,teachaverygoodlessonaboutteamwork.Infall,CanadageeseflysouthtogetawayfromCanada'scoldwinterweather.Atfirst,theyflyinnoorder.YetveryquicklytheyformaVshape,withonebirdleadingtheflock.(雁群).ScientistshavediscoveredthatflyinginaV-shapedformationcanhelpthemtosaveenergy.Howdoesthisapplyto(适用于)humans?Worktogether.Whetheritisinourpersonallivesorourprofessionalones,weneedotherpeople.Weareencouragedbytheirenthusiasmandenergy.Ifwefacethedifficultiesinlifealone,therisksaregreater.Beanencourager.Wehavefoundthatgeesemakesoundinflighttoencouragethoseupfronttokeepupthespeed.Teammembersshouldregularlycommunicatewitheachotherwhileworkingtowardsacommongoal.Taketurns.Thegooseoutinfronthasthehardestjobasitbreaksuptheaircurrents.Whenitgetstired,itmovesbehind,andanothergoosemovesintothelead.Bysharingtherole,theflockcantravelgreatdistances.Teamscanbenefitfromthesameidea.Basedontheirexperienceandskills,peoplecantaketurnssharingtheleadershiprole.Setagoodexample.Whengeeseareonland,ifsomethingscarestheleader,itmightflyoff.Sodoestheflock.Butiftheleaderremainscalm,theflockwilldothesame.Geeseandpeopleusuallyimitatetheirleaders.Whenleading,wemustrememberthatouractionsandemotionsarepassedontoourfollowers.Likegeese,whenweworktogether,ourburdens(负担)arelighter.()53.Accordingtothepassage,animalsusuallymakepeoplefeel__________.A.boredandscaredB.pleasedandcheerfulC.scaredandworriedD.surprisedandexcited()54.Howdogeeseencourageeachotherduringtheflight?A.Bymakingsound.B.Byfollowingtheleader.C.ByflyinginaVshape.D.Bytakingturnstoflyinfront.()55.Theunderlinedword"imitate"inthepassagemeans“____________”.A.controlB.stopC.warnD.follow()56.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Takingturnstobetheleaderwhileflyingistosearchforfood.B.Itseemsthatworkingtogethercanonlybeneededonourjobs.C.Byhelpingandsharing,ourproblemsinlifecanbelessdifficult.D.Itisalwaysuselessforleaderstosetanexampletogroupmembers.BEmojis（表情符号）Haveyoufoundthatmoreandmorepeopleareusingemojistocommunicateonline?Forexample."HappyBirthday"hasbecomeacakewithlitcandles.And"I’mhappy"hasbecomeasmilingface.Emojishavebeenwarmlywelcomedsincethey

wereinventedinthe1990sinJapan.

Accordingtoasurveyofamobiletechnologycompany,6billionemojisareusedintextmessagesaroundtheworldeveryday.Lastyear,20percentofallemojisusedintheUKand17percentofthoseusedintheUSwastheicon.Itbecamethemostwidely-usediconin2022.Emojisarenowusedas

a“newformofexpression",andonewhichcancrosslanguagebarriers(障碍)."'Emojisarepopularamongmillennials,whowerebornbetweenlate1980sandearly2000s,becausetheywelcomenewtechnologyandnewthingsandtheythinkemojisare'flexible(灵活的)andshowmeaningsbeautifully'",presidentofOxfordDictionariestoldTheWallStreetJoural.

SincemillennialsbecamethebiggestpartintheAmericanworkforce(劳动),emojishavebeenmoreacceptedintheworkplace.Formanypeople,thetinypicturesalsoshowthattheusersarepartofmainstream(主流)society.Inthedigitalage,emojisare"howmostpeoplecommunicateandshowtheirpersonalitymanytimeseveryday."

Butnoteveryonethinkstheuseofemojisisagoodthing.JonathanJonesofTheGuardiansaidthatthesuccessofemojisis"astepbackforhumans",hurtingpeople'sabilitytouselanguages.

"Therearestrictlimitsonwhatyoucansaywithpictures--thewrittenwordisnecessarytoexpressyourideasandfeelingstotheirhighestlevel,"hesaid.

Doyoufeel

oraboutemojis?

(

)wereemojisinvented?

A.InJapan

B.InChina.

CIntheUK.

D.IntheUS.(

)50.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"millennials"inthe3rdparagraphmeaninChinese?

A.80后

B.00后

C.独生子女

D.千禧一代

(

)51.Whyareemojispopularamongmillennials?

A.Becauseemojislimitwhattheysaywithpictures.

B.Becausetheythinkemojisareastepbackforhumans.

C.Because6billionemojisareusedintextmessageseveryday.

D.

Becauseyoungpeopleareeasilyattractedbynewtechnologyandnewthings.()52.ThewritermakesuslearnabouttheemojisinParagraph2by________.A.tellingstoriesB.explainingtheword“emojis”numbersD.makingcomparisons(比较)CTheSilkRoadisahistoricallyimportantinternationaltraderoutebetweenChinaandtheMediterranean(地中海).ItbeganduringtheWesternHanDynastyandhasbeenabridgebetweenEastandWestforover2,000years.TheancientroadstartedfromChang'an(nowXi'an)andendedinEasternEurope,neartoday'sTurkeyandtheMediterraneanSea.Itwasabout6,500kilometerslongandwentacrossone-fourthoftheplanet.

TheSilkRoadgotitsnameinthe19thcenturybecauseChinesesilkusedtobecarriedalongthisroad.Silk,jade,ceramicsandironwentwesttoRome.Andfromthewestcameglass,gemsandfoodlikecarrots.

TheSilkRoadwasveryimportanttobothChinaandtherestoftheworld.Itwasmorethananancientinternationaltraderoute.Besidestrade,knowledgeaboutarts,scienceandliterature,aswell.CraftsandtechnologieswassharedacrosstheSilkRoad.Inthisway,languagesandculturesdevelopedandinfluencedeachother.

Today,Chinaistryingtobuildthe"21stCenturyMarine(海洋的)SilkRoad".WiththehelpofAPECheldinBeijinginNovember2022,thedreamofOneBeltOneRoad(the"SilkRoadEconomic(经济的)Belt"and"21stCenturyMarineSilkRoad")("一带一路")iscomingtrue.

()49.WhendidtheSilkRoadbegin

A.Inthe19thcentury.B.Inthe18thcentury.

C.DuringtheWesternHanDynasty.D.DuringtheEasternHanDynasty.

()50.HowlongwastheancientSilkRoad

A.Itwasabout6,500meterslong.B.Itwasabout5,000kilometerslong.

C.Itwentacrossone-thirdoftheplanet.D.Itwentacrossone-fourthoftheearth.

()51.WhywasitnamedtheSilkRoad?

A.BecauseChinesesilkwascarriedalongthisroad.

B.BecauseChinesesilkwasproducedalongthisroad.

C.Becausethingsweretradedfrommarkettomarketalongthisroad.

D.Becausetheancienttradersboughtandsoldthingsalongthisroad.

()52.Itcanbeinferred(推断)fromthispassagethat.

A.theSilkRoadwasonlyanancientinternationaltraderoute

B.manynewsilkroadshavebeenbuiltbytheChinesegovernmentsofar

C.theSilkRoadwasaveryimportantlineofcommunicationconnectingEastandWest

D.theSilkRoadpreventedthedevelopmentoflanguagesandculturesbetweenEastandWest.

DArecentlystudyfoundpeople’slivesaremadeshorterinNorthChina.Itisshowedthelifeexpectancy(平均寿命)hadbeencutdownbyyearsthere.ResearchersthinkthattheheavyairpollutioninChinashouldbetoblame(承担责任).It’sreallythetruth.Ourgovernmenthasalreadydonesomething.However,itdoesn’tseemtoworksowell.“AirpollutioninChinaisdoingharmtopeople’shealth.Theharmismuchmoreseriousthanwecanimagine,”saidChenYuyuofBeijingUniversity,oneofresearchersofthisstudy.DirtyairbringsseriousproblemsinNorthChina.InJanuarythisyear,theairpollutionwasworsethanthatinotherplaces.Thatwascausedbyrisingtemperatureandwastegas(废气)fromcoalheating.Chinesegovernmentshouldstronglyfightagainstairpollution.Theyshouldthinkofmoreproperwaystodealwiththeproblem.Peopleshouldbeencouragedtotakebuses,ridebicyclesorwalk,insteadofdrivingcars.Thefactoriesthatpolluteheavilyshouldbeclosed.“Weneedtoimproveourenvironment,althoughitmightbeexpensive.Protectingourenvironmentmeansprotectingourselves,”LiHongbin,anotherresearcherofthestudysaid.53.Accordingtothepassage,whyarepeoplelivesmadeshorterinNorthChina?A.Becauseoftheheavyairpollution.B.Becauseoftherisingtemperature.C.Becauseofcoalheating.D.Becauseofpollutedfood.54.Thepassageabovemaycomefroma(n)_________?A.storyB.advertisementC.reportD.diary55.WhichofthefollowingisLiHongbin’sidea?A.Thelifeexpectancyhadbeencutbyyears.B.Chinesegovernmentshouldclosesomefactoriesthatpolluteheavily.C.Peopleneedtomakepollutionless,althoughitmightcostalot.D.Theairproblembringsusseriousproblems.56.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.AirpollutioninNorthChinaiscausedbywastegas.B.Tosavetheenvironment,ourgovernmentshoulddosomethingmore.C.ThetemperaturebecomeshigherandhigherinNorthChina.D.HowairpollutioninNorthChinaiscaused.EOncetherelivedanoldman.Helikedgoldbetterthananythingelseintheworld.Heoftensaid,＂IfIhaveenoughgold,Iwillbethehappiestmanintheworld.＂Onedaywhenhewastravelinginthedesert,theoldmanlosthisway.Hewasveryhungryandthirsty,buttherewereonlyrocksandsandaroundhim.Justthen,hefoundabaglyingonthesand.Hehopedhewouldfindwaterandfoodinit.Hetookupthebagandopenedit.Hesawthatthebagwasfullofgold.Hewassosadthathethrewawaythebagandbegantocry.Now,theoldmanknewthattherewassomethingbetterthangoldintheworld.()35.Theoldmanliked_______bestbeforehetraveledinthedesert. A.food B.water C.goldD.silk()36.Whenhelosthisway,hewantedtoget____________. A.somefoodandwater B.somerocksandsand C.bagsfullofgoldD.somefruitandvegetables()37.Whatdidhedowiththebag? A.Hedidn’ttakeitup. B.Hebroughtithome. C.Hethrewitaway.D.Hegaveitaway.()38.Intheend,theoldmanknewthatgoldwas________intheworld. A.thebestthing B.notthebestthing C.betterthananything.D.theworstthingFThekangaroo(袋鼠)fromAustraliawasanewstarinthezoo.Itwasfamousforjumpingveryhigh.Becauseitcouldjumpoverthewallandrunawayeasily,thezookeeperputitinaplacewith3-meter-highwallsaround.Butthenextmorningpeoplefoundthekangaroowasplayingoutside.Thezookeeperthoughtitneededhigherwalls,sohemadethewalls3.5metershigh.Butthekangaroogotoutagainthefollowingday.Thezookeeperfeltsurprised.Hereadsomebooksaboutanimalsandknewthatakangaroocouldjumpashighas4meters.Sohemadethewalls4.5metershigh.Butthenextmorning,thekangaroowasplayingoutsideagain!Thezookeeperfeltangry,andhemadethewallsashighas5meters.＂Howhighwillhebuildthewalls?＂agiraffe(长颈鹿)askedthekangaroo.＂Idon’tknow,＂saidthekangaroo.＂Maybethey’llbe300meters.Italldependson(取决于)whether(是否)herememberstoclosethegate（大门）.＂()39.Whatwasthekangaroogoodat?A.Drawing. B.Jumping. C.Singing. D.Running.()40.Whatdidthezookeeperdotostopthekangaroofromgoingout?A.Builthighwalls. B.Closedthegate.C.Madeitafraid. D.Didn’tgiveitfood.()41.Howhighdidthezookeepermakethewallsthesecondtime?A.3meters.B.3.5meters.C.4.5meters.D.300meters.()42.Whatdoyouthinkofthiszookeeper?A.Clever. B.Careful. C.Kind. D.Careless.GTheGreatWallofChinahasahistoryofovertwothousandyears.ItrunsfromtheeasttothewestinNorthChina.Itisabout6,300kilometerslong.Peopleoftencallit“Ten-thousand-LiGreatWall”.Itisoneofthe“SevenWonders(七大奇迹)”oftheancientworld.TheGreatWalliswideenoughfortenmentowalksidebyside.Horsescanalsorunalongit,too.TheGreatWallwasmadeofstonesandbricks(砖).Therearehugestonesoneachsideandonthehighestpart.Butnowsomepartsofitarewornout（破旧）.Therearetallwatch-towersalongtheGreatWall.Onceuponatime,thesoldierskeptwatchingtheenemies(敌人)inthewatch-towersdayandnight.Theymadefireonthetowerstotelleachotherwhentheenemiescame.Nowadayswedon’tusetheGreatWalltokeepawaytheenemiesanymore.It’safamousplaceofintereststoallthepeopleintheworld.Everyyearthousandsofpeoplecometovisititfromallovertheworld.（）43.HowwideistheGreatWall?A.It’s6,300kilometerswide.B.It’stenmeterswide.C.It’swiderthananyotherwallsintheworld.D.It’swideenoughfortenmenwalksidebyside（）44.Thetallwatch-towerswereusedto(被用来)_______.A.makefireB.watchtheenemiesC.walksidebysideD.ridehorses（）45.Accordingtothepassage,theunderlinedwordsoldiersmeans______A.士兵B.挑夫C.机械D.大臣（）46.Fromthepassagewecanknow_____.A.TheGreatWallisoneofthe“SevenWonders”intheancientworld.B.TheGreatWallisusedtokeepawaytheenemiesnowadays.C.TheGreatWallisonlymadeofbricks.D.Thesoldiersmadefiretogetwarm.IMoreandmorepeople,especiallyyoungkids,gothroughthedaywithouthavingbreakfast.Theythinkitisunnecessary,ortheysaytheydon’thavetimetoeat,andtheybegintheirdaywithnomeals.Ibelievethateveryoneshouldeatbreakfastbeforegoingtotheiractivities.Thefirstreasonwhyyoushouldeatbreakfastbeforegoingtoschoolisforyourhealth.Whenyougotoschoolwithoutbreakfast,youcouldpossiblygetsick.It’snothealthytoletyourstomachbeempty(空的)alldaylong.Youwillstayawayfromdiseasesifyoueatbreakfastinthemorning.Anotherreasonforeatingbreakfastisthatyouneedtohaveafullstomachtodowellinyourclasses.Yourbodyandyourbrain（大脑）arenotgoingtoworkaswellastheycanwhenyouhavenoenergy.Whenyoutrytolearnsomethingbuthavenothinginyourstomach,youaregoingtohavetroublesucceeding.Youhavetoknowthatbreakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday.Itisgoodtowakeupearlyandhaveagoodbreakfastinsteadofrunningtoschoolwithouteatinganything.Eatingbreakfastisthebestwaytostartyourday.（）47.Thispassageismainlyabout_____.A.theimportanceofbreakfastB.howtoeatbreakfastC.howtobesuccessfulD.howtostudywell（）48.Accordingtothepassage,theunderlinedworddiseasesprobablymeans_____.A.健康B.药品C.灾难D.疾病（）49.Howmanyreasonsdoesthewritermention(提到)inthepassage?A.TwoB.ThreeC.OnlyoneD.Four（）50.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUE?A.You’dbettereatbreakfastbeforegoingtoactivities.B.It’sunnecessarytoeatbreakfasteveryday.C.You’llhavetroublesucceedingwithoutenoughenergy.D.Ifyouwanttogetawayfromdisease,youshouldn’tletyourstomachbeempty.四、词汇（5分）TheMonkeyKingisnotjustanynormalmonkey.Inf51,hesometimesdoesnotevenlooklikeamonkey!Thisisbecausehecanmake72changestohisshapeandsize,turninghimselfintodifferentanimalsandobjects.Butunlesshecan52(隐藏)histail,hecannotturnhimselfintoaman.To53(斗争)badpeople,theMonkeyKingusesamagicstick.Sometimeshecanmakethesticksosmallt54hecankeepitinhisear.Atothertimes,heis55(能够)tomakeitbigandlong.五、语法填空（10分）Oneoftheworld’s56(dangerous)sportsismountainclimbing.Ofallthemountains,Qomolangma57(rise)thehighestandisthemostfamous.Itis8，metershighandsoisverydangerous58(climb).Thickcloudscoverthetopandsnowcanfallvery59(hard).Evenmoreserious60(difficult)includefreezingweatherconditionsandheavystorms.Itisalsoveryhardto61inairasyougetnearthetop.Whydosomanyclimbersrisktheir62(life)?Oneofthemainreasonsisthatpeoplewanttochallenge63(they)inthefaceofdifficulties.Thespiritoftheseclimbersshowsusthatweshouldnever64uptryingtoachieveourdreams.Italsoshowsthathumanscansometimesbe65(strong)thantheforcesofnature.六、综合填空。（10分）根据短文内容从方框中选择词的正确形式填空。每词只能用一次。ssillykillatlastknifeliverichexciteusedtothinkofcryLonglongago,therewasaman66inavillagewithhiswifeandtwochildren.Theyhadahen(母鸡).Itlaid(下蛋)agoldeneggeveryday.Themansoldthegoldeneggandthefamilyliveda67andcomfortablelife.Butthemanwasverygreedy(贪婪的).Hewantedtogetallthegoldeneggsfromhishenatatime.So,hethoughthardeverydayabouthowtoachieveitandhegotaplan68.Hedecided69thehenandgotalltheeggs.Hedidn'twanttotellhiswifeabouttheplanbecausehewantedtogiveherabigsurprise.Hewasso70abouthisgreatplan.Heevenstartedtosingwhenhe71theplan.Thenextdaywhenthehenlaidagoldenegg,themancouldn'twaittotakea72andcutitsbodyopen.However,therewasnothingbutbloodallaround.Thereweren'tanyeggsatall.Hewasverysadbecausehecouldn'tgetevenoneeggnow.Hecouldn'tstop73．Theirlife74becomfortablewithonegoldeneggaday,butnowtheirlifechangedalot.How75hewas!七、综合填空（共10小题，计分10分）从下面方框中选择恰当的词填入短文中，使短文通顺正确（有些词要用适当的形式）。restaurantcallduringrulecausedependbecauseevenpayhelprestaur