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2014学年度嘉定区九年级第一次质量调英语试（考试时间：100分钟Part Phonetics,Vocabularyand ChoosethebestTheywillbuildanewbridgeacrosstheriversoon.Whichofthefollowingiscorrectfortheunderlined WhichofthefollowingunderlinedpartisdifferentinpronunciationfromDavidmadeagesture,spreadingouthishandsandsaid, etomyPeople’sstandardoflivinghasgreatlyimprovedtheseMr.LihadmilkandbreadforbreakfastatTheboydrovehisexpensivecartoshowoffhisTheboyaskedhismotherwhetherFranceis Europeancountry. The2014SummerYouthOlympicGameswereheld AugustinNanjing. TheCenturyParkisfarfromhere,indeedit’sabout A.twohours B.atwohour’s C.atwo-hours D.atwo-hourA:WhichofthetwoT-shirtswouldyoulike,Johnson?B: .Idon’tliketheirstyles.A. B.Bo C. D.A:Thetwoyoungfirefightersfellfromthetwelfthflooranddied.B:It beabiglosstotheirfamilies. Tom,couldyoupleaselme youfatherhasgonetoSydney? B.howoften C.howlong ThewayofimprovingourspokenEnglishis itasoftenaswecan/ C.tospeak D.tospeaking importantnewsistoeverybodyinmodernA. B.How C. 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Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.(6%)AA.soA.so Whatshouldyoudoifyouseeagroupofpeoplefighting?Whatifarobber（强盗）breaksintoyourhome?Thecorrectthingtodoistodial110---’semergencyephonenumber.In,thenumber110originatesfroma46 day-Jan10.Canyouseewhythisdaywaschosen?ThedataofJan10(1.10)spellsoutthenumberitself.Establishedin1986,110’semergencyserviceismostlyforthe.110hashelpedpeoplea .During2011,110emergencycentersansweredover135millionphonecalls.AccordingtotheMinistryofPublicSecurity.Withthehelpof110,havesolved1.22millioncriminalcases（刑事案Whenfacedwith48 ,mostpeopleknowthattheyshouldcall110.Butfewofthem,mayknowhowtomakea110call.“110”isa callthatpeoplecanmakeeitherbyfixed ephoneorphone.Thereisnoneedto acitycodebefore110whencallingwithBA.dealA.deal C.assoon Themostimportantthingwhencalling110istokeepcalm.Youneedtosayyourname,location,yourphonenumberanddescribethesituationas50aspossible.Ifyouaretoonervoustosayanything,justfollowtheephoneoperator’sinstructions.Ifthephoneisbusy,don’thangup.Youshouldholdon51theoperatoranswersitAswellas,almosteverycountryhasitsownemergencynumber.IntheUS,911linkscallerstoemergencyservicesincluding,fireandambulance（救护车）.Thesystemisabletoprovidethephysicallocation phones,whichmakesit togettothescene.IntheUK,peoplecallwhentheyareinanNextaresomefiguresaboutthefigure“110”isa24-houremergencyOnaverage, ephoneoperatoranswers800to1,000emergencycallseveryOperatorsshould anemergencycallin57setoffnomorethanoneminuteafterreceivinginformationfromephoneoperators.Incities,arerequiredtogettothesceneinfiveminutes.Insuburb,itistenminutes. ,95percentofcitiesandtownshave110emergencyTherearemorethan ephoneoperatorsaroundtheCompletethefollowingsentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirsuitableforms.(8%)OurEnglishteachertoldusthattherewerequiteafew inwesternJimsaidthatacheeserollcouldn’tsatisfyhis atJack’sunclewillcelebratehis birthdayinaWeshouldbecarefulabouthowwebehavebecausepeoplecanidentify Thepeopleinthatstreethopethatalltheirtroublescan IthinkTomshould tothemanforhisrudePeopleusuallydecoratetheChristmastreewithbellsand n’ssuccessindrawingbroughtherparentslots RewritethesentencesasHehadtoconfirmhisneticketintwodaysinadvance.（改为否定句）He toconfirmhisneticketintwodaysiadvance.ThemagazinebesidetheTVisabouthowtoprotecttheenvironment.（对划线部分提问 isabouthowtoprotecttheThenewvacuumcleanercostmorethanherexpectation.（改为反义疑问句Thenewvacuumcleanercostmorethanherexpectation, ?Peterwouldratherwatchacompetitionthantakepartinone.（保持原句意思）Peterprefers acompetition takingpartinone.Amywasverycareful.Shenoticedsmallchangesaroundher.（合并为一句）Amywascareful noticesmallchangesaroundher.Sherryasked,“AreyougoingtovisittheScienceMuseumtomorrow?”（改为宾语从句）Sherryaskedme I goingtovisittheScienceMuseumthenextday.ofallows,uniforms,to,thestylethestudents,ourschoolchoose（连词成句 ReadingandReadingChoosethebestHowdoyoulikeyourschool?Haveyoueverwrittentoyourheadmastertoexpressyouridea?Herearesomeletterswrittenbystudentsfromdifferentschools.Luke,Luke,14,fromIwillgivesomesuggestionsaboutourschooluniform.Inourschool,westudentshavetowearuniformeveryIwillgivesomesuggestionsaboutourschooluniform.Inourschool,westudentshavetowearuniformeveryday.Buttheyellowandgreensportskit（服装）looksreallydarkandold.Itcan’tstandforyoungandlivelyspirit.Wecanaddsomeredororangecolorsandmakeanewtypeofuniform.Ihopeourheadmasterwillthinkaboutit.Danny,14,fromIhavetwosuggestionsformyheadmaster.Firstofall,Ithinkweshouldhavemorehobbyclassesinscience,suchas nemodelmakingclassandcomputerprogrammingclass.Itisreallyboringtostudybasicsubjectsallthetime.Andsecond,IhopewecanhavemorePElessonsormoretimeforphysicalexercise.Lotsofstudentsnowdon’thaveastrongenoughbody.Sam,Sam,15,fromI’dliketosaythankyoutomyheadmaster.Aboutoneweekago,Igotabadcoldafteryingbasketball.Ourheadmastercametomeafterheknewaboutit.Hetookcareofmeuntilmyparentscame.Ireallywanttothankhimforthat.Helen,14,fromIntheletterIwrote,Iwanttotalkaboutthepossibilityal（个性化的）classes.Nowmiddleschoolsaretryingthe“ alclass”system.Studentsdon’thaveregularclasses.Theycanchooselessonstheywanttotake.Ithinkitismoreeffective.Anditisalsogoodforexercise.Wedon’thavetostayinoneclassroomalltheLukegivessomesuggestionsabout inhisletter.A.hobbyclasses B.alclassesC.school D.basketballThereasonswhyDannygivestwosuggestionsarethat studentshavetoofewclasseseverydayandtheylovestudyingbasicsubjectsonlyisboringandstudentsaretoohobbyclassesareinterestingandstudentshavenoPElessonsatstudentswanttocancelthebasicsubjectsandtheywanttohavemoresportsAllthestudentsexcept writetotheheadmastertocominabout B.C. D.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTrueinSam’sSamhurthimselfwhenyingTheheadmastercaredforSamuntilhisparentsSamwasreallythankfultotheTheheadmasterstayedwithSamafterheknewwhathadTheunderlinedsentence“Ithinkitismoreeffective”means RegularclasseswillbemorevividandRegularclasseswillhelpstudentslearnalclasseswillbemorevividandalclasseswillhelpstudentslearnAccordingtothepassage,moststudentswritetotheirheadmastersabout A.al B.howtomakeschoolsC.sparetime D.howtodealwithotherChoosethewordsorexpressionstocompletethe phoneapp（应用软件）hasrecently everypopularattheMiddleSchoolAttachedtoGuangzhouUniversity.ItisnamedHealthHelper.Putyourweight,heightand75 intotheapp,anditwillgiveyousuggestionsonhowtogethealthier. ,theappisnotdesignedbya bytwoJunior3boysfromtheschool.ThetwoboysareYangChengxiandYangZhenglin,both14yearsold.Theylearnedtodesignappsbytakingpartintheschool’sapp-makingcourse,whichstartedlastyear.“Electronicproductsare ingincreasinglypopular,”saidWangXiaopeng,theteacheroftheapp-makingcourseIt’sunpracticaltoblock（阻隔）studentsfromthemSowhynotguidethemtouseitina Asexpected,thecoursehas manystudentincludingYangChengxiandYangZhenglin.Ascellphonegamelovers,thetwobroughtgreatenthusiasm（热情）intotheirapp-makingproject.“Itismuchcoolertodesignagamethanjustyingagame,”saidYangChengxi.Theydecidedtocreateanapptokeepfitsinceobesity（肥胖）has eaproblemformanyteenagers.TheysearchedstandardhealthinformationontheInternet,putthemintheappandwrotesimpleprogramstomakeitwork.79 app-makingsoftware,thetwoboysfinishedtheirHealthHelperappafterthreeweeksofhardwork.Thetasteof80 isexciting.AfterHealthHelper,thetwonowntogoastepfurther.TheyareworkingonarobotthatcanbecontrolledbucellphoneBluetooth.Wishthemgoodluck. 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D.A.more B.moremore D.morefaae A.Withthehelp B.AccordingC.Asaresult D.Inreturn C.FillintheblankswithproperEdwardSimswasbornin1892.HewasthefifthchildandonlysonofHerbertandDoraSims.Herbertwasacarpenter（木匠）,anddidasuccessfulb81makingfurniture.Hedecidedthathisfirst-bornsonwouldbeacarpenterjustlikehimForthisreason,EdwardwaskeptawayfromschoolandworkedwithhisHowever,Edwardwasnotborntobeacarpenter.T82hehadafitbody,hedidn'thavestrongarmslikehisfather.Whenhetriedtofindanotherjob,hefounditdifficultbecausehehadneverlearnttoreadorOneday,hewentforaninterviewatalawoffice.Thejobwasarunner,takingpapersfromtheofficetootherofficesinthecity.ThelawyerwaspleasedtoseethatEdwardwasphysicallyfit,butwhenhediscoveredthattheyoungmancouldn'treadorwrite,hed83nottoemployhim."Howcanyoudeliver tootheroffices,"heasked,"ifyoucan'treadtheaddressesonthem?"Greatlyd84,Edwardleftthebuildingandwenttowaitforabustotakehimbackhome.Nexttothebusstop,amanwassellingnewspapersfromastand（摊位）."Excuseme,youngman?"hesaid."WouldyoulookaftermystandforaForthenext20minutes,Edwardsoldnewspapers,lotsofthem.Whenthemancameback,hewassohappytoseehisnewassistant'shonestythatheo85himajob.Edwardtookitimmediay.Inthenextfewmonths,thetwomenprogressedfromworkingonnewspaperstandstos86newspapers,cigarettes,candyandothergoodsinashop.Thentheyopenedasecondshop,andathird.Finally,theyhadachainof25shopsinthreecities.Edwardbecameveryrich,soheemployedaprivateteachertoteachhimtoreadandwriteTheteacherwase87amazedatwhatEdwardhadachieved."Imaginewhatyoucoulddoifyouwereabletoreadandwritewhenyouwereyounger!"head.D.AnswertheWhenLiMengchosetolearnbiologicalscienceatuniversity,hebelievedthatapopularmajor（专业，主修课程）wouldlaterfindhimagoodjob.Howeverthingschangedwhenhegraduated;hehadtospendawholeyearjobhuntingandfinallygotapositionasabiologyteacher.Biologicalscienceisamongthe15collegemajorswithhighunemployment（失业）rates,from2012to2013,accordingtoalistreleasedby ’sMinistryofEducationonOct14.Someotherpopularmajorssuchasmarketing,animation（动画）,tourismmanagementand merceareallonthelist.Howdidthesemajorslosetheirpopularity?HuangJin,secretaryoftheCommunistYouthLeaguecommitteeatGuangxiUniversity,saidthatmanypopularmajorsaresetupintoomanyuniversitiesandthenleadtotoughcompetitionincertainfields.Besidesthat,manyuniversitiesopenpopularmajorstoattractstudents,buttheycouldnotensuretheeducationAlthoughsomestudentshavedecidednottochoosethesemajors,expertssuggestthatthelistcouldonlybeoneref