河北省张家口市桥西区2022-2023学年九年级上学期期中英语试题

河北省张家口市桥西区2022-2023学年九年级上学期期中英

语试题

学校:姓名：班级：考号：

一、单项选择

1.—Couldyoushowmethemethodofcookingthecookies?

—Pleasereadtheonthecookbook.

A.instructionsB.attentionC.inventionsD.invitations

2.Chinesechesshasalonghistory.Todayit'sstillamongtheyoungandtheold.

A.specialB.popularC.easyD.valuable

3.Theywereinfindinganewhouse.

A.successB.successfulC.succeedD.successfully

4.Takethedoctor'sadvice,youwon'tbeabletoloseweight.

A.orB.butC.andD.so

5.LangPingisasymbolofcourageandsuccess,andweher.

A.comefromB.standforC.takeprideinD.getreadyfor

6.InoldChinesepoems,eachlinehas________words.

A.anumberofB.thenumberofC-agreatnumberofD.asetnumberof

7.Don'tusewaterto________kitchenfire.

A.putonB.putupC.putoutD.putoff

8.—Whatdoyouthinkofthiskindofart?

—Great!Ihaveneverseena________one.

A.beautifulB.morebeautifulC.muchbeautifulD.mostbeautiful

9.Don'treturnthevideotoPeter,I_____it.

A.don'twatchB.won'twatchC,haven'twatchedD.wasn'twatching

10.You'dbetterfinishyourhomeworkbeforeyourmumhome.

A.returnsB.returnedC.hasreturnedD.willreturn

11.Thissongisbasedarealstory.

A.onB.forC.toD.with

12.Thelittleboybecamebecauseofahighfever.Hecan'thearanything.

A.blindB.deafC.difficultD.bad

13.Herewasagoodchanceforhimtogoabroadlastyear,buthe.

A.receivedB.acceptedC.refusedD.affected

14.Theriverswillbecomedirtieranddirtierwetakeactiontoprotectthem.

A.sinceB.ifC.untilD.unless

15.Theytheirowncompanyin2022.

A.hungupB.setupC.gotupD.turnedup

16.——Ididn'tseeyouatthemeetingyesterday.Why?

—Iforanimportanttelephonecallatthatmoment.

A.waitB.waitedC.amwaitingD.waswaiting

17.一Tomsaidheplannedtosellhisshopandgotoamedicalschool.Itbetrue,

right?

—Well,you'reprobablywrong.Healwayswantstolearnmedicine,youknow.

A.shouldn'tB.can'tC.needn'tD.mustn't

18.Moststudentsliketheteacherscanunderstandthemwell.

A.whoB.whenC.whatD.which

19.TompracticesspeakingEnglisheverydayhecanpasstheEnglishtest.

A.sothatB.asaresultofC.becauseofD.nowthat

20.—Excuseme,couldyoutellme?

—There'sane-shoponthethirdfloor.Youcanmakeitthere.

A.whoIcouldhavemycomputerrepaired

B.howcouldIgettothee-shoptorepairmycomputer

C.whereIcanhavemycomputerrepaired

D.whiche-shopcanIgotorepairmycomputer

二、完形填空

Thirtyyearsago,IfellinlovewithadogcalledCookie.21itwashardformeto

addanothermouthtofeed,Inevergaveitasecondthought.

Cookiecouldquickly22seeingmybagsspreadacrossthebedwithmyleaving

onatrip.Shewasalsogoodatshowingunhappinesswithhertail,tryingtomakeme

23.WhenIcamebackhomeandwrotemystories,she24satnexttomydeskand

wecouldhaveconversationsaboutwhereI'dbeenandwhatI'dseen.We25each

otherasonlyanimalsandthosewholovethem.IoftenreadtoherwhatI'dwritten.Ifshe

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turnedawaytostartcleaningapaw,IknewIhadtoimprovemystory.26.shedidn't

understandwhatIwasreallywriting.Butthiskindofcommunicationwithherwasmy27

ofpushingastorytoahigherlevel.

Sheinspired（激发）metomakeupmanystoriesandbecamemypartnerinmytravels.

Inthisway,wetravelledtogether.Somereadersmaythinkit28tohavesucha

relationship,butdogownerslikemewillknowit'strue.

TodayIamstillatravelwriter.MyheartisbrokenbecausemyfriendCookieleftme

forever.LikemanyoldFriends,sheandI29muchovertheyears.Imisshersomuch

andIamalso30toherforbeingatmysideforallthoseyears,listeningandsimply

loving.

Itdoesn'tmatterifsheneverunderstoodawordIsaidorthatsheneverleftourhome.

Shewasmytravelpartnerandalwayswillbe.

21.A.ThoughB.BecauseC.IfD.While

22.A.compareB.fillC.connectD.mix

23.A.laughB.cryC.stayD.leave

24.A.alwaysB.seldomC.sometimesD.never

25.A.worriedaboutB.shoutedatC.complainedtoD.communicated

with

26.A.AboveallB.OfcourseC.FirstofallD.nolonger

27.A.risksB.waysC.resultsD.problems

28.A.incorrectB.properC.valuableD.impossible

29.A.paidB.sharedC.threwD.forgot

30.A.kindB.helpfulC.thankfulD.friendly

三、阅读单选

TableofContentsChapter1:Summertimestories2

ThemysteryatCoyoteCabin（屋）3

Thegoatsinthegarden4

Chapter2:Storiesforthefall12

Whatapandaneedstodo13

Littlespidermakesaweb17

Chapter3:Wintertales20

Thebestwaytopullatooth21

Thekingandthequeen25

Chapter4:Springadventure28

Overinthemeadow（场）29

Thesillywishes32

31.Howarethestoriesorganized?

A.Inalphabetical（字母的）order.B.Intheordertheyappearinthebook.

C.Fromtheeasieststorytothehardest.D.Fromthehottestmonthstothecoldest.

32.IfyouarereadingPage17,whichstoryareyoureading?

A."Thegoatsinthegarden”.B."Overinthemeadow".

C."Whatapandaneedstodo".D."Littlespidermakesaweb”.

33.Whichoftheseisonereasontouseatableofcontents?

A.Tolookfbrhardwordstoread.

B.Toknowwhowrotethebook.

C.Tofindoutifthebookinterestyou.

D.Tofindthemeaningofaword.

Alittlestream可）randownfromahighmountainthroughmanyvillagesandforests.

Thenitreachedadesert,“Iwentthroughsomanydifficulties.Ishouldhavenoproblem

crossingthisdesert”,shethought.Asshestarted,shefoundherselfslowlydisappearinginto

thesand.Aftermanytries,shestillfailed."MaybeIcan'treachtheocean.^^shesaidsadlyto

herself.

Atthistime,adeepvoicesaid,“Ifabreeze（微风）cancrossthedesert,socanariver75It

wasthevoiceofthedesert.Butthelittlestreamreplied,44Abreezecanfly,butIcan't”.

“That'sbecauseyoucan'tgiveupwhatyouare.Letyourselfevaporate（蒸发）intothe

breeze,itcantakeyouacross,andyoucanreachtheocean.saidthedesert.

“GiveupwhatIamnow?No!No!”Thelittlestreamcouldnotacceptthisidea.

“Thebreezecancarrythevapor（蒸汽）acrossthedesertandletitleaveasrain.Therain

willformariveragain”,saidthedesert.t4Andwhetheryou5reariverorvapor,yournature

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neverchanges.

Hearingthis,thelittlestreamwentintotheopenarmsofthebreeze.Itcarriedhertothe

nextstageofherlife.

Thecourseofourlivesisliketheexperienceofthelittlestream.Ifyouwanttogo

throughdifficultiesinyourlifetoheadforthesuccess,youshouldalsochangethewayyou

are.

34.Thelittlestreamplannedtoreach.

A.theforestB.theriverC.theoceanD.thedesert

35.Atfirst,thelittlestreamdidn'tacceptthedesert'sadvicebecause.

A.shefailedmanytimesB.shewasafraidofthedesert

C.shewasn'tabletochangethenatureD.shedidn'twanttochangethewayshe

was

36.Fromthepassage,weknowthatthestreamintheend.

A.crossedthedesertB.stoppedherjourney

C.failedtoreachtheoceanD.disappearedinthedesert

Angeroftenmakesusuncomfortable.Seeingyourchild'sangercanbeespecially

uncomfortable.Inordertorelieve（缓解）thisfeeling,parentsoftenencouragechildrento

“stopcrying“andsaythingslike"It'snothingtocryabout."It'smomentslikethosethatplant

theseedsofunhealthyanger.The“stopcrying"parentsarejustdoingwhattheyweretaught

bytheirownparents,whowereprobablytaughtthatbytheirparentsonandon.However,we

shouldlearnhowtocreatehealthyangerinourkids.

Ifachildneverseeshisorherparentsexpressanger,heorsheshouldneverexpress

anger,either.Butifparentsalwaysexpresstheirangerloudly,theirchildmaystarttothinkof

angerassomethingthatisalwaysfrightening.

Thefirstthingyoucandotocreatehealthyangerinyourchildrenistopracticecreating

healthyangerinyourself.Onceyou'rebetteratexperiencingangerandexpressingitina

healthyway,you'llbeabletosetagoodexamplefbryourkids.

Stoppingkidsfromexpressingtheirfeelingsiswrong.Youmayfeelbadwhenyou

believeyouarewrong.Whenchildrenexpresstheirfeelingsandaretoldthatifsnothingto

cryabout,theycometoknowthattheythemselvesarebad.

Weneedtoraisetheminanenvironmentwhereit'ssafetoexpressfeelings.Onceyou

feelmorecomfortablewithyourownanger,youcanteachyourchildrenwhyangerisa

helpfulfeeling.Whenyourkidsexpressanger,helpthemexaminewhatitisthathasmade

themangry.Whydiditmakethemangry?Howdiditdothat?Then,youcanteachthemthat

thosefeelingsareneverwrongandourexpressionsoffeelingsareinourcontrol.

Angerisnaturalandnormal,anditcanbeexperiencedandexpressedinahealthyway.

37.Whydoparentssay"It'snothingtocryabouf,totheirchildren?

A.Toencouragethemtostopcrying.B.Tomakethemuncomfortable.

C.Torelievetheiranger.D.Toplanttheseedsofunhealthyanger.

38.Parentsshouldsetagoodexampleforchildrenby.

A.stoppingthemfromexpressingtheiranger

B.expressingtheirownangerinahealthyway

C.lettingthemknowtheyarerightorwrong

D.raisingtheminasafeenvironment

39.Thewriterthinksthatangerisakindoffeelingthatisalways.

A.wrongB.uncomfortableC.harmfulD.helpful

40.What'sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Angeroftenmakesusandourchildrenuncomfortable.

B.Parentsshouldcreatehealthyangerinthemselves.

C.Parentsshouldcreatehealthyangerintheirkids.

D.Parentsshouldneverexpresstheiranger.

Itistruethatpeoplewithbettereducationareusuallyabletogetbetterpayingjobs.In

otherwords,theyhavemorechancestochooseagoodjobwhilepeoplewithlittleorno

educationdon't.Itseemsthatthepurposeofeducationistomakepeoplegetjobs.Butthis

isn'tacceptedbyallpeople.

Somepeoplemaythinkthatapersonshouldspendthebestyearsofhislifetoget

educationonlyforawayofliving.Thiswasprobablyoneoftheearliestreasonsofeducation.

Infact,ifeducationisjustawayofmakingaliving,peopledon'tneedtospendsomuchtime

inschool.Peoplecangeteducationforalivinginashorttime.Subjectslikehistoryand

geographyneednotbetaughttoeveryone.Evenlanguageandmathematicsneednotbe

taughtindetail（详细地），either.Hereitisclearthateducationismuchmorethanteachinga

mantogetawayofliving.

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Educationiswell-roundedanditismainlyforimprovingaman.Itisnotonlytoteach

himtospeak,readandwrite,butalsotodevelophiscreativethinkingandotherabilities.

Afterthat,itistomakehimawisemanandthankfullyenjoytheachievementsofhuman.

Educationistomakeamanleadabetterlife.Educatedpeopleareexpectedtobeableto

listentogoodmusic,readgoodbooks,watchplaysandmostofalltakeaninterestinthe

world.

Iwouldagreethatmakingagoodlivingisanimportantreasonforeducation,but

certainlynotthemostimportantorthemainreason.

41.Peoplewithlittleeducationusually.

A.spendalongtimeinschoolB.haveagoodchancetogetajob

C.spendthebestyearstochoosejobsD.havefewerchancestogetagoodjob

42.Theearliesteducationwasprobablyto.

A.makeamanleadabetterlifeB.teachamantowriteandthink

C.makepeoplegetawayoflivingD.teachpeopletoreadgoodbooks

43.Theunderlinedword“welhrounded“inthepassagemeans""inChinese.

A.圆满的B.崭新的C.公平的D.全面的

44.Itisexpectedthateducatedpeoplewillbeableto.

A.accepteducationasawayoflivingB.takeaninterestinthewholeworld

C.developtheirabilitiestomakeplaysD.learnsubjectslikelanguageandmath

45.Thepassagemainlytellsusthat.

A.educationshouldmakeamanimproveB.peoplecangeteducationinashorttime

C.peopleshouldbeabletogetbetterpayingjobsD.allsubjectsaresoimportant

forawayofliving

四、语法填空

Onesheep,twosheep..632sheep...stillawake.Peoplealwaysbelievethatcounting

sheep46(be)helpfultotheirsleep.Butdoesit47(real)work?

ScientistsatOxfordUniversitytestedit.Twosleepresearcherslookedatthepeoplewho

had48(difficult)insleeping.Theydividedthem49differentgroups.Then

thescientistsaskedthemtotryallkindsofwaystofall50(sleep)quickly.

Surprisinglyit51(take)thosewhowereaskedtocountsheepmoretimethan

thosewhoweren't.Butwhentheywereaskedtoimaginearelaxingpicture-abeach,52

example,theywenttosleepabouttwentyminutes53（soon）thanbefore,according

toareportinTheNewYorkTimes.

"Sometimes,countingtasksareOK,buttheyare54（think）asstressful（有压

力的）bymanypeople”,Dr.RichardstoldABCNews."As55result,itmaybea

goodwaytotryimaginingcoloredfishslowlyswimminginarivertohelpyousleepatnight”,

suggestedDr.Richards.

五、多任务混合阅读

ZhangGuimei,theprincipalofHuapingHighSchoolforGirls,hasbeengiventhetitle

“RoleModeloftheTimes“forhelpinggirlsfrompoorfamilies.Hereisthemovingstoryof

Ms.Zhang.

ZhangmovedtoLijiangattheageof17toteachinthemiddleschoolinHuaping

County.Once,shegotbadlyillbuthadnomoneyforthetreatment（治疗）.Withthehelpof

thepeoplethere,shewasabletogetthetreatment."Fromthenon,ItoldmyselfthatImustdo

somethingfbrthosepeoplewhohelpedme”,Zhangsaid.

Slowly,adreamofsettingupafreehighschoolforgirlsinHuapingCountyappearedin

Zhang'sheart.Fromtheyearof2002,shebeganasix-yearjourneytolookforfunds（资金）.

In2008,ZhangfinallysetupHuapingHighSchoolforGirlsatthefootoftheShiziMountain

inHuaping.Theschoolwasthefirsthighschoolinthecountrytoprovidefreeeducationfor

girlswhohavebeenunabletocontinuetheirstudiesaftercompletingtheirnineyearsof

education.

Thankstoherefforts,morethan1,800girlsfrompoorfamilieshaveentereduniversities

throughhereducationuntilnow.Zhanghasb