2018黄浦区中考英语一模

黄浦区2017-2018学年度第一学期九年级期终调研测试〔一模〕英语试卷Part1ListeningI.A.1.Listeningprehension___6. Listenandchoosetherightpicture 2. 3. 4. 5. B.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear7.8.A.6:00 B.6:30 C.7:00A.Painting B.Fishing C.CookingD.7:30D.Reading9.A.Fine B.Happy C.WorriedD.Tired10.A.Ateacher B.Adoctor C.AnengineerD.Alawyer11.12.A.InahotelB.Inalibrary C.Inahospital D.InashopA.Totakeaplace B.ToseeafilmC.TowashhishandsD.Topackhisluggage13.A.Bybus B.Onfoot C.BycarD.Byunderground14.A.TwocountriesB.AsummerholidayC.AholidayplanD.AvisittoJapanC.ListentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseYesterdayJackwokeuplatebecausethealarmdidn’twork.Jackrantothebusstopinahurryandwasabletocatchthebus.Histeacherwasfriendlytohimalthoughhewaslateforschool.Afterschool,hewaswaitingforthebuswhenitsuddenlybegantorain.Jackwaitedforhisfatherforhalfanhourintherain.Jackfeltgoodaftertakingashowerandeatingsomefoodathome.D.ListentothepassageandpletethefollowingsentencesElizabethBlackwellwasthe doctorintheUnitedStates.Whenshewasaboutelevenyearsold,Elizabeth theUnitedStates.Finally,Elizabethreceived fromalocalmedicalschool.Aftergraduation,Elizabethgavemedicalcareto .Totrainwomendoctors,shegavespeechesand .Part2Phonetics,GrammarandVocabularyII.ChoosethebestanswerWhichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciation?A.meat B.cheap C.reach D.steakNobodyatthepartycouldrecognize maninabluejacketexceptme.A.a B.an C.the D./Itwasabsolutelyimpossibletobuildafire thatcoldwinternight.A.on B.in C.of D.byFranceisfamous itsgreatwine,touristattractionsandfashionshows.A.as B.for C.to D.withThereislittle thatrobotswilltaketheplaceofhumansinthefuture.A.idea B.chance C.accident D.problemAfterschoolwecan doourhomeworkintheclassroomorattendsportsclubs.A.either B.neither C.both D.allItwasatthepartythatSimonfellinlovewitha youngwomanatfirstsight.A.kindly B.sweetly C.lovely D.carefullyTokeepwarm,Nancyheld astightaspossibleagainstthecoldwind.A.she B.her C.hers D.herselfAswinteres,airpollutioninthatareaisgettingeven .A.bad B.worse C.worst D.theworstTheyoungmanpromised backhomeassoonasthewarended.A.e B.es C.ing D.toeJerrylosthiswayinthefield, thegroundwascoveredwiththicksnow.A.or B.for C.but D.soManystudentsenjoy onlineinsteadofreadingbooksnowadays.A.chat B.chattedC.chatting D.tochatThepoorfamily whentheflashfloodstruckthevillageatmidnight.A.sleep B.slept C.haveslept D.weresleepingSincethefirstcaseearlythismonth,theterribledisease twentypeople.A.kills B.killed C.haskilled D.willkillThetwocountriesshouldhaveatalktopreventthewar itistoolate.A.before B.since C.if D.whenAlotofancientbuildings intheearthquakeinthatarealastyear.A.destroyed B.weredestroyedC.havedestroyedD.willbedestroyedIftimeallows,we takeawalkalongtheviewpathandtakesomephotos.A.can B.need C.must D.ought convenientitistotravelbyundergroundinShanghai!A.What B.How C.WhataD.Howa--IamafraidJaneistooyoungtotakecareofherself.A.SodoI. B.Whatapity!C.That’sallrightD.Idon’tthinkso.--Wouldyoumindcheckingthewindowsforme?A.Goahead. B.Goodidea.C.Notatall. D.I’dliketo.pletethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.A.developB.loseC.activeD.healthyE.exerciseYes!VideoGamesAreBadforPeople’sHealthPeopleshouldnotsitoncouchesorinfrontofputersallthetime.Peopleshouldnotbe__46__injustonething.Videogamesarebadforpeople’shealth.Tobehealthy,youngpeopleneedtogetoutside.Theyneed__47__.Peoplewhoplayvideogamesspendtoomuchtimestaringatatelevisionorputerscreen.Theydon’tspendenoughtimebeingactive.Playingvideogamesisalsobadforthemind.Videogamefansusuallyhavelittletimeforreading.Andreadingmakespeoplesmarter.Ithelps__48__themind.Ithelpsstrengthentheimagination.Besides,readingisfun.Makingfriendsalsomakespeoplehappierandhealthier.Ifyoungpeopleplayvideogamesbythemselves,they__49__thechancetobewithfriends.Stayingwithpeopleismorefunthanplayingwiththemachine.A.relaxB.togetherC.insteadD.harmfulE.requireNo!VideoGamesAreNotBadforPeople’sHealthToomuchofanything-evenvideogames-canbebad.Butaslongaspeopledon’toverdoit,thereisnothing__50__aboutvideogames.Playingvideogamescanevenbegoodforpeople.Peopledoneedtobeactive.Buttheyalsoneedtorest.Thereisnothingwrongwithplayingsomevideogamesonceinawhile.Peopleshouldplayvideogamestohelpthem__51__themselves.Notallvideogamesarebadforpeople’sminds.Manyvideogameshelpmakemindsstronger.They__52__theplayertofocusonthegame.Finally,manyvideogamescanbeplayedbytwoormorepeopleatonce.Friendscanhavefunwhileplayingvideogames__53__.Nooneshouldspendallofhisorhertimejustplayingvideogames.Butspendingsometimeplayingvideogamesisnotbadatall.pletethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperformsAftersuppermyfatherhelpstowashthe andputthemaway.<dish>Onlineshopping,ifdoneproperly,cansave alotoftimeandenergy.<we>Itissuggestedthatweshouldbrushourteethatleast aday.<two>Manypeoplearetryingtolose ,butfewofthemcansucceed.<weigh>Thebooksyoureadcanmakeabig toyourschoolwork.<different>Whenthestormes,youwillhearraindropsbeatagainstthewindows .<heavy>Somethingmustbedoneto theproblem,orwewillhavenofreshair.<solution>Weshouldbe forhardtimesinourlife.Difficultiesarenotalwaysterrible.<thank>V.RewritethefollowingsentencesasrequiredIwentfishingwithmyfatheryesterday.〔改为一般疑问句〕 you fishingwithyourfatheryesterday?Tomefeedssmallanimalsintheparkonceaweek.〔对划线局部提问〕 doesTomfeedthesmallanimalsinthepark?Thefarmerwassotiredthathecouldn'tkeeponworkinginthefields.〔改为简单句〕Thefarmerwastiredkeeponworkinginthefields.HospitaIinShanghaiwiIIusemorerobotstotreatpatients.〔改为被动语态〕MorerobotswiIItotreatpatientsathospitaIinShanghai.DanhasapologizedtothepubIiconIineforhisfooIishbehaviour.〔保持句意根本不变〕DanhastothepubIiconIineforhisfooIishbehaviour."Whatdidyoudotothepoordog?”theIadyaskedherson.〔改为宾语从句〕TheIadyaskedhersonwhathetothepoordog.fortheschoolnewspaper,anarticIe,wantsto,ondetectives,Andy,write〔连词成句〕Part3ReadingandWritingVI.ReadingprehensionA.ChoosethebestAnswerImaginethissituation:Yougoouttoyourbackyard,andyouseeabearsmeIIingyourgarbagecan.Oryougointoyourgaragetogetyourbikeandfindabearinthere.WhatshouIdyoudo?PeopIeinsomepartsofFloridathinkaboutthesesituationsalot.TheyhavebeenrunningintobIackbearsmoreandmoreoften.ThisisfrighteninganddangerousforbothbearsandpeopIe.ThenumberofcasesofpeopIeandbearsrunningintoeachotherhasgoneup.In1978,justonecasewasreported.In2002,1,340caseswerereported.Thesecasesarecalled"confIicts”.StudiesshowthatthenumberofconfIictsinFloridaisgoingup.SomepeopIethinkthathuman-bearconfIictsaregoingupinFloridabecausetherearemoreandmorebears.ActuaIly,it'sjusttheopposite.Thenumberofbearsisgoingdown.IntheearIy1900s,therewereabout12,000blackbearsinFlorida.Today,nooneisreaIIysurehowmanybIackbearsareIeft.PeopIethinkthenumberisfrom1,500to3,000.Sowhyarehuman-bearconfIictsincreasingsorapidly?Therearen,tmorebears,buttherearemorepeopIe.TherearemanypeopIewhowanttoprotecttheFloridabIackbear.HerearesomeofthethingsthatpeopIeinFloridaaredoing:★TeachingschooIchiIdrenabouttheFloridabIackbearwithaspeciaIprogramthatincIudesasIide-show,games,andactivities.★SeIectingcarefullywhereroadsarebuiltorwidenedsothatwiIdanimalswiIInotbeharmedbythetraffic.★Holdingayearlyfestivalforfamilieswitharts,food,andinformationonthebear.Wheredoblackbearslive?A.Inthebackyard.B.Inthegarage.C.Inthickwoods.D.Inthehouse.Howdopeoplefeelwhentheyrunintoabear?A.Excited.B.Frightened.C.Lucky.D.Sorry.Whatdoes"conflicts〞inthesecondparagraphmean?BearslivinginFloridain2002.StudiesofblackbearsinFlorida.Fightsbetweenpeopleandblackbears.Casesofpeopleandbearsrunningintoeachother.Whyarehuman-bearconflictsgoingupinFlorida?Becausetherearemorepeople.Becausethebearstherearehungry.Becausepeoplearedoingharmtobears.Becausethenumberofbearsisgoingup.HowmanyblackbearswerelivinginFloridaintheearly1900s?A.About1,340.B.About1,500.C.About3,000.D.About12,000.Toprotectblackbears,peopleinFloridaare .watchingchildrenplaygamesbuildingnewhomesforblackbearstryingtolearnmoreaboutblackbearsgivingblackbearsmorefoodandlivingspaceChoosethewordsorexpressionsandpletethepassageHarrySmithisapoliceofficerinthetownwhere he grewup.His towniscalledBergen.Harryhasloved livinginBergensincehewas a boy.Hehas neverthoughtofleaving.WhenitwastimeforyoungHarryto__75__whatjobhewantedasanadult,therewasneveradoubt inhismind.Harryhadadesire to helppeople inhismunity,andhefeltthatthere wasno__76__waytomeethis desirethanto beeapoliceofficer.WhenHarryisworkingonduty,hewalksaroundacertainneighborhood.Partofhisjobiscertainlywatchingoutforpeopletryingtocausetrouble.__77__,Harryalsosaysthathethinkshehasamuchbigger,moreimportantjobtoo."WhenIamoutintheneighborhood,Ihavetogettoknowpeopleandgettobeknownbythem,〞hesays."PeopleofBergenshould__78__me,andIhavetoshowthemthattheycan.〞Harrybelievesthatheneedseveryone’ssupporttodohisjobwell.Hesays,"We’reallreallyworkingtogethertomakesuretheareaissafe.〞Harryhastocatchabadguyeverynowandagain,though.Whenhefeelsthereis"probablecause〞forhimtocatchsomeoneinacertainsituation,hewilltake__79__.Probablecausemeansthat,asapoliceofficer,hefeelsthereisagoodreasontobelieveapersonhasdonesomethingbad.Inotherwords,Harrycannot__80__catchanyonehewants.Hewillhavetoexplaintosomeonewhyhedidso75.A.wakeupB.findoutC.pickupD.lookfor76.A.betterB.easierC.harderD.happier77.A.InsteadB.HonestlyC.HoweverD.Luckily78.A.forgetB.respectC.rememberD.trustA.timeB.place C.actionD.careA.certainlyB.simplyC.hardlyD.likelyReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwordsWhenCragwas12,hestartedagroupthathelpedkidsallovertheworld.Thegroupisstillgoingstrong.Inseventhgradehelearnedsomethingthatmadehima__81__.ItwasaboutthelifeofaboyinthecountryofPakistan.Whentheboywasfouryearsold,hewassenttoworkinafactory.Heworked12hoursaday,6daysaweek.Hecouldnotgotoschool.Hecouldnote__82__play.Hehadnofreedomatall.Cragwantedtohelpthosewhodidn’thavethesameadvantagesasheandhisfriends.Asaresult,CragandsomefriendsstartedFreeTheChildren.TheydecidedthatFreeTheChildrenshouldr__83__moneytobuildschools.Craghopedthatlearningwouldhelppoorkidslivebetter.Healsohopedtheywouldlearntheoutsideworld.Today,Crag’scharityhasmorethanonemillionmembersin45countries.M__84__ofthemarekids.Themoneytheyhavegothasdonemanygoodthings.Ithashelpedbuildmorethan500schoolsaroundtheworld.TheyworkedwithOprahWinfreytopayfortheschool.Italsopaysforh__85__careinpoormunities.Withthemoney,manysickkidscangotohospitalintime.Craghasachievedalotofs__86__.However,hestillremembershisstartinseventhgrade."Wewerelaughedatbyotherkids,whosaidwecouldn’tc__87__things,〞hesays.Still,Cragdidn’tgiveup.Nowhewantsmorekidstohelp."Gotofreethechildren..Bringittoyourteachers,〞hesaid."Asyougainmoreconfidence,friendswilljoinyou.Itjustgetseasier.〞D.AnswerthequestionsAnantissavedbyapigeon〔鸽子〕，andalmostimmediatelyreturnsthefavor.Onedayanantfoundagrainofcornanddecidedtotakeithome.Hehelditverytight，andhurriedasfastashecould，sothatnobodywouldtakethegrainofcornfromhim.Therewasariveronthewayhome，buttheant，inahurry，hadforgottenaboutit，andhefellin，cornandall.Thecornslippedfromhismouthandwenttothebottomoftheriver.Theantstayedontopofthewaterandworkedhardtofindaplacetogetout.Butafterawhile，theantbegantobeafraidthathewasoutofbreath.Apigeoncametotherivertodrink，andshesawtheantcryingforhelpinthewater.Shedecidedthatshewouldhelpthelittlefellow.Shetookalong，drypieceofgrassanddroppeditsothatitfellneartheant.Heclimbedontothegrassandsoongotout.Theantcaughthisbreath，andthenthankedthepigeonforsavinghim.Therewasaboyneartheriverwithagun.Theantsawhimw