九年级英语下册 期末考试卷（外研安徽版）（三）

九年级英语下册期末考试卷（外研安徽版）第二部分英语知识运用(两大题，30分)五、单项填空(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)21.—Wheredidyougetthenicepresent?—Igot____inthatsupermarket.A.it B.oneC.this D.that22.—Whosephysicsbookisthis?—It____beHelen'sbecausehernameisonit.A.mustn't B.mustC.might D.can't23.Mycousinwantstokeepslim.Shedoesexerciseeverymorningand____eatsmeat.A.seldom B.alwaysC.usually D.often24.—DidyoudoanythingspecialonMother'sDay?—Yes.Imadeacardinthe____ofahearttosurprisemymother.A.design B.shapeC.height D.model25.—Iamworryingaboutourfinalexamthesedays.—Thereisnothingtoworryabout____youworkhard.A.until B.sothatC.asfaras D.aslongas26.—It'stimetoworknow,boys.—OK.I'll____Ted.Hehasbeenasleepforanhour.A.bringup B.giveupC.wakeup D.cheerup27.Cathyalwaysmakesgooduseofhertimetostudy,even____herlunchbreak.A.away B.duringC.from D.between28.Linglingmetherfavoritepresenterwhileshe____theradiostation.A.visits B.willvisitC.isvisiting D.wasvisiting29.—Jane,Icalledyoulastnightbutnobodyanswered.—Oh,myparentsandI____awalkintheparkatthattime.A.aretaking B.weretakingC.havetaken D.take30.—Ithinkteenagersshouldsleepatleast8hourseveryday.—____Enoughsleepisgoodfortheirhealth.A.Iagreewithyou. B.Idon'tthinkso.C.Itdoesn'tmatter. D.Idon'tmind.六、完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)ALastweek,Mrs.Kingjoinedinacompetitionandwon.Yesterdayshewenttothesupermarkettogetherprize.Whenshejustenteredthemarket,themanager__31__towelcomeherandgaveheratrolley(手推车).Hetoldherthatshecould__32__itwithanythingshewanted,butsheonlyhadthreeminutes!Afterthemanagerblewhiswhistle(哨子),she__33__thetrolleyandran.Atfirst,Mrs.Kingdecidedtogetsomethingforsupper,sosheran__34__themeatsection(区域).Butsuddenlyshe__35__thatshecouldgetmeatanywhere.Whynotgetsomenew__36__？Shetriedtofindtheclothingsection,butshecouldn'tfind__37__.Itwasterrible!Someonehadchangedthestorearound!Twominuteshadgonebyandshedidn'thaveanythinginhertrolley!She__38__wantedtogiveup.Butwhenshesawthee­products,shehadagood__39__.With30secondsleft,shestartedfillinghertrolley.Shestoppedwhensheheardthemanager'swhistle.Helookedvery__40__becauseMrs.Kinghadcollectedfivecomputers,twoprinters,andthreetelevisions!Sometimesweneedtochangethewayofthinking!31.A.movedaway B.cameoverC.showedoff D.wenton32.A.add B.carryC.deal D.fill33.A.returned B.droveC.found D.pushed34.A.across B.fromC.towards D.after35.A.forgot B.realizedC.promised D.wondered36.A.clothes B.gamesC.computers D.plants37.A.him B.itC.us D.them38.A.never B.guietlyC.nearly D.also39.A.time B.priceC.job D.idea40.A.surprised B.satisfiedC.patient D.tiredBAnoldsayinggoes,“WheninRome(罗马),doastheRomansdo.”IlearnedthemeaningofthiswhenIstudiedinRussia.OnedayI__41__someofmyChinesefriendstoafamouslocalrestaurantinMoscow.MyguestsandIwereexcitedaboutvisitingRedSquareandhappyaboutourmeeting.Wechatted__42__untilthewaitertoldmethatweweretalkingtooloud.Weturnedourvoiceslower.Butthisdidn'tlastlong.Thewaitercameovertoustwomoretimeswiththesame__43__.Howbadanimpression(印象)wemusthaveleftonthelocalpeople!InChina,it'snaturaland__44__forahost(主人)tomakealivelyatmosphere(气氛).However,inRussiaandwesterncountries,havingamealinapublicplacemeansyoumust__45__yourvoicelow.Youneedtobepolitetoothers.Ifelt__46__aboutthis.Eventhoughwetriedourbest,itwasverydifficulttoformanewhabit.Russianshavetheirownspecialhabits.MyRussianfriend,Andrey，alwayslooksaroundandthinksforawhilebeforeleavinghome.Iaskedhim__47__hedidthis.“Aha，”Andreysaid.“InRussia,peoplealwaysspendaboutaminute__48__thingsandplansintheirmindsbeforeleaving.Sotheywon'tleave__49__necessarybehind.”Findingthedifferencesbetween__50__isveryinteresting.I'dliketokeepmyeyesandmindopen.41.A.made B.invitedC.told D.taught42.A.surprisingly B.friendlyC.warmly D.carefully43.A.message B.menuC.meal D.food44.A.different B.seriousC.important D.interesting45.A.take B.remainC.have D.keep46.A.bad B.strangeC.angry D.happy47.A.how B.whenC.why D.where48.A.goingaround B.goingoverC.goingon D.goingfor49.A.nothing B.somethingC.everything D.anything50.A.friends B.knowledgeC.people D.cultures第三部分阅读理解(两大题，45分)七、补全对话(有两项多余)(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)A:Nicetomeetyou,Diana.Welcometoourclass.MynameisLiXiang.B:Nicetomeetyou,too.A:Youlookalittleunhappy.51.________B:Ihavenofriendstotalkwith,soI'mworried.A:52.________Icanhelpyou.B:Thanks,LiXiang.A:Ithinkyoushouldjoininsomeactivities.WearegoingtothenursinghometohelptheoldpeoplethisSaturday.53.________B:Yes,I'dloveto.Whenandwhereshallwemeet?A:Attheschoolgateat9:00thisSaturday.B:OK.54.________A:That'sgreat!Ithinkyouwillmakemanynewfriendsinthisactivity.B:Ithinkso.55.________A:You'rewelcome.A.Wouldyouliketojoinus?B.Wouldyouminddoingsomecleaning?C.Don'tworry.D.Thanksforyourhelp.E.Whydon'tyougowithus?F.What'sup?G.I'llbethereontime.八、阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)A（创新题）Therearemanykindsofvegetablesandfruitsintheworld.Besideseatingthem,wecanstilllearnsomethingusefulaboutthem.Slangs(俚语)MeaningsExamplesThecouchpotatoapersonwhospendsmuchtimesittingandwatchingTV,anddoesn'thaveanactivelife①Youaresuchacouchpotatoonweekends!②Janeissimplyacouchpotato.SheeatslotsofjunkfoodinfrontoftheTVallday.Sourgrapessomeonedislikessomethingbecauseheorsheisunabletogetit①Hesaidhedidn'twantthejobanyway,butit'sjustsourgrapes.②Ihopetherearenotanysourgrapesbetweenyoutwo.Theappleofsb.'seyethepersonwhosomeonelovesmostandisveryproudof①Hisyoungestdaughteristheappleofhiseye.②Thislovelycatistheappleofmygrandfather'seye.Gobananastobecomeveryexcitedorangry①Thepeoplewentbananaswhentheconcertbegan.②Don'ttalkaboutmathanymore.I'llgobananas.56.Whatcanbestdescribesomeonewhoislazyanddoesn'tdoexerciseatall?A.Acouchpotato.B.Sourgrapes.C.Theappleofsb.'seye.D.Gobananas.57.Whichwordhasthemostsimilarmeaningas“Gobananas”？A.Glad. B.Sad.C.Proud. D.Mad.58.Wheredoesthetextprobablycomefrom?A.AnEnglishmagazine.B.Anewsreport.C.Atravelguide.D.Astorybook.BModeration(自我调节)Payattentiontohowyouleadyourlifemostofthetime.Ahealthylifestyleisonethatdoesn'ttakeextremes(极端)asawayoflife.Bemoderateinwhatyoudo.EatwellItisimportanttopayattentiontobothwhatyoueatandhowyoueat.AsSocratessaid，“Youshouldeattolive;notlivetoeat.”Adifferentdiet(饮食)withvegetablesandfreshfruitsisgoodforthebrain.ExerciseStudentsmustknowthevalueofexercisebecauseitplaysanecessarypartincounterbalancing(抵消)thestress(压力)responsesproducedinourbodiesbyhavingtomeetexams.SleepStudentsaregettinglessandlessofsleepwhichmightleadtomorestress.Thehoursofsleepbeforemidnightarethoughttobethemosthelpful.Forthisreasonstudentsmustregulatetheirbodyclockandgotobedandgetupatregulartime.ExpressyourselfThewaystudentsfeelabouttheirworkandotherissuesintheirlifeplaysahugepartinhowtheydealwithstress.Itisadvisablethatstudentsshouldberealisticwhateverhappensintheirlives.Tosumup,studiesarereallyveryimportant,butneverattheexpense(代价)ofstudents'physicalandmentalwell­being.Besides,ifstudentsfeelwelltheywillbereadytofacethechallenges(挑战)ofexams.59.WhatfoodisgoodforthebrainaccordingtoParagraphtwo?A.Vegetablesandfruits.B.Hamburgersandmeat.C.Riceandnoodles.D.Soupanddessert.60.Whenisthebesttimeforastudenttogotosleep?A.At7:00pm. B.At10:00pm.C.At1:00am. D.At3:00am.61.Wherecanwemostprobablyreadthisarticle?A.Inaguidebook.B.Onawebpagefortips.C.Inadailynewspaper.D.Inastorybook.62.What'sthebesttitleofthereading?A.Stressispartofstudents'lives.B.Ahealthymindinahealthybody.C.Prepareforyourexamswithahealthybodyandmind.D.Stressisgoodforstudents.CNancy'sbosshasjustletherknowthathercustomers'productsareabouttoleavethecompany.Andthenhetellsherthere'saproblem.“Theproductsweredamaged(损坏)bysomeoneinourcompany”，thebosssays.“Butthisshouldn'taffect(影响)theuseoftheproducts.Ifthecustomersfindit,we'llsayitwascausedbythetrucking(货运)companythatdelivered(运载)theproducts.”Hearingthis,Nancyfeelsuncomfortable.“Butdidn'tourworkersdamagetheproducts？”Herbosslooksather,“Yeah,butthecustomersdon'tknowthatI'lljustsaytheyweredamagedwhiletheyweredelivered.Don'tworry.Thecustomerswon'tevennoticethedamage.”Nancy'sbosswalksout.Nancysitsatherdeskandshe'snotsurewhattodo.Sheknowsit'sdishonesttoblame(将……归咎于)thedamageonthetruckingcompany.It'salsodishonesttocheathercustomersandgivethemlessperfectproducts.Manyofushavetomakedecisionsthatmakewhoweareandwhatwebelievein.Mostoften,wefaceachoicethatmayseeminsignificant(微不足道的).Butthisdoesn'tmeanthatit'snotimportanttousbecauseeventhesmallestactionmaymakeadifferencetous.63.Whomadetheproductslessperfect?A.Thetruckingcompany.B.WorkersinNancy'scompany.C.Nancy'sboss.D.Nancy'scustomers.64.Whatdoesthebossplantodoifthedamageisfoundbythecustomers?A.Hewillsaysorrytothecustomers.B.Hedoesn'tknowwhattodoaboutthat.C.Hewillcheatthecustomers.D.Hewilltellthetruth.65.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Nancymaybeanhonestperson.B.Theproductshavealreadyleftthecompany.C.Thedamageoftheproductsiseasilynoticed.D.Nancythinksherbossisclever.66.Whatdoesthewritermainlywanttotellus?A.It'simportanttomakeevenasmallchoice.B.It'simportanttodealwithdamagedproducts.C.It'snecessarytocheatotherssometimes.D.It'snecessarytocommunicatewithaboss.DWhatwehavebeenawareofisthatpeoplefromItalyspeakItalianandpeoplefromRussiaspeakRussian.ButhaveyoueverwonderedthereasonwhypeoplespeakSpanishinsomanySouthAmericancountries?DoyouknowwhythebrilliantfootballersofBrazilspeakPortuguese?AndwhyisFrenchthefirstlanguageofsomepeopleinCanada?TheansweristhatallthesecountriesbelongedtoEuropeanempiresatonetime.Thenextquestionis:Howdidtheseempiresbegin?Toanswerthatquestionwehavetoprobablygobacktothe15thand16thcenturies,thegoldenageofEuropeanexplorers.AlthoughthisperiodisknownasthegoldenageofEuropeanexplorers,itwasnotthebeginningofEuropeanexploration.Asyouprobablyknow,MarcoPolotravelledalongwaytoChinaattheendofthe13thcenturyandsomepeoplesaythattheVikingsdiscoveredAmericalongbeforeColumbussetsailin1492.However,itisduringthis“golden”periodthatsomefamousvoyagestookplace.Columbus'voyagetoAmericaisthebestknownvoyageofexploration,butFerdinandMagellansailedroundtheworldinthisperiod,andSpanishexplorerssuchasCortezandPizarroreachedSouthAmerica.CortezdefeatedtheAztecsinwhatwenowknowasMexicoandPizarrodefeatedtheIncasinwhatwenowknowasPeru.TherootsoftheSpanishempirewereestablishedandthatiswhytheSpanishlanguageissowidelyspokeninCentralandSouthAmericatoday.67.Whichisnotthevoyageofexplorationtakingplaceduringthegoldenperiod?A.ColumbussailedtoAmerica.B.MarcoPolotravelledtoChina.C.FerdinandMagellanvoyagedroundtheworld.D.CortezandPizarroreachedSouthAmerica.68.Accordingtothepassage,somecountriesinAmericadidn'tusetobelongto____.A.Portugal B.SpainC.Canada D.France69.Fromthepassage,wecanknowthat____.A.manycountriesinSouthAmericahavebeeninfluencedbyEuropeancountriesB.theperiodofthe15thand16thcenturieswasthebeginningoftheEuropeanexplorationC.EuropeanexplorersoccupiedsomeAmericancountriesinapeacefulwayD.FerdinandMagellan'svoyageroundtheworldisnotfamousatallEFreetimeisagoodchanceforteenagerstohavefun.Whataboutfreetimewithparentsaround?Someteenagerswantfreeplaywithoutparents'supervision(监管)whileparentsandexperts(专家)maythinkdifferently.LinTao，amiddleschoolstudent,thinksteenagersshouldbefreetoplay.“LasttimeIplayedwithmyparentsaround,Iwasnervousandjustcouldn'tenjoymyselftothefullest，”Linsays.“AndmyfriendChenXiaoxinhassimilarexperiences.Once,hewentouttoplaywithhisclassmates.Everyonefeltuncomfortablewithhismother'ssupervision.”WangMin,amotherofa14­year­oldboy,thinksplaytimeneedssupervision.Sheexplains,“PeopleusuallysayIliketocontrolmykid,butthat'snottrue.Iamjustworriedthathewillgetintotrouble.Someguysmayhaveabadinfluenceonhim,andsomegameslikeLARP(剧本杀)maymisleadhim.Hemightevenget__indulged__inthestoriesandcan'tgetbacktoreallife.”Mr.Ma,adoctorofsocialstudies,saysit'sunderstandableforteenagerstowishforfreedom.Freeplayhelpsthemtobeindependent.Parentscangivethemmorespace.Theydon'thavetosupervisethemallthetime.However,teenagersshouldfindouttheexactdetails(细节)abouttheactivitiesbeforeplaytime.Thentheycancommunicatewiththeirparentsanddecidetogetherwhethertheycangoouttoplayalone.70.Accordingtothepassage,freetimeisagoodchanceforteenagersto____.A.studyhard B.havefunC.getintotrouble D.misleadparents71.HowdoesLinTaoshowhisownidea?A.Bylistingnumbers.B.Byraisingquestions.C.Bycomparingfacts.D.Bygivingexamples.72.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“getindulgedin”inPara.3probablymean?A.getlostin B.getinterestedinC.betiredof D.beproudof阅读下面的短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题后面的词数要求)。FRememberwhenyouwerealittlechildtryingtolearntowalk?First,youhadtolearnhowtobalance(平衡)yourselfandstand.Youfelldown,andthengotbackup.Youlaughedsometimesandcriedatothertimes.Aftermuchpractice,youfinallylearnedhowtobalanceyourself.Yougotmuchpleasurefromthisfeelingofpower—you'dstandeverywhereyoucould.Itwasahappytime—youdidit!Now,thenextstep—walking.You'dseenothersdoit.Itdidn'tlookthathard—justmoveyourlegswhileyouwerestanding.Wrong—moredifficultthanyoueverimagined.Butafteryoutriedagainandagainandagain,youunderstoodhowtowalk.Ifpeoplefoundyouwalking,theycheered,“Oh,lookatwhatthekidisdoing.”Thisencouragedyou!Butlookbackonthosedayswhenyouwerethelittlechild—howmanytimesdidyoutrywhennoonewaswatching,orwhennoonewascheering?Youcouldn'twaitforsomeonetoencourageyoutotakethene