九年级英语上学期期末仿真测试（徐州专用）九年级上学期期末考点大串讲（牛津译林版）（原卷版）

九年级英语上学期期末仿真测试（含听力音频、原文）（徐州专用）考试时间：90分钟；满分：140分学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、听力选择（每小题1.5分，共30分）1．WhattypeofTVprogrammeisBillinterestedin?A． B． C．2．WhatdoesBobwanttobeinthefuturemostprobably?A． B． C．3．What’sthegirl’sproblem?A． B． C．4．Whatdoestheboythinkthegirlcanbe?A． B． C．5．Whatdidthemando?A．Hehelpedthewomanmovetoanewhouse.B．Hehelpedthewomanfindajob.C．Hehelpedthewomancleanthehouse.6．How’sMissGreen?A．Creative. B．Active. C．Organized.7．WhichcolourdoesthewomanthinkLisashoulduse?A．Red. B．Yellow. C．Green.8．Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?A．Rainy. B．Sunny. C．Cloudy.9．Whatisthegirl’sfavouritesubject?A．Maths. B．English. C．PE.10．Howdoestheboylearnabouttheworld?A．Fromteachers. B．Frombooks. C．ThroughtheInternet.听对话，回答以下各小题。11．Whatistrueabouttheoldman?A．He’sdead. B．He’shurtinanaccident. C．He’slyingontheroad.12．Whatwillthetwospeakersdo?A．Callthepoliceforhelp. B．Callthedoctorsforhelp. C．Movetheoldmantothesideoftheroad.听短文，回答以下各小题。Name:LucyAge:12Birthplace:Livingplace:ChinaSchoolname:No.5SecondarySchoolClass:Hobbies:Walking,drawing,swimmingAppearance:wearglasses,13．A．England B．theUSA C．France14．A．Class7,Grade8 B．Class6,Grade8 C．Class6,Grade715．A．tallandstrong B．slimandtall C．slimandstrong16．WhatdoesTom’smotherdo?A．Apatient B．Adoctor. C．Adetective.17．Wheredothefamilyoftenwatchfilms?A．Athome. B．Atthecinema. C．Atthetheatre.18．WhichfilmdidDadseelastweek?A．ProjectA． B．You’veGotMail. C．RushHour.19．WhydoesTomlikesciencefictionfilms?A．Becausehecanlearnmuchfromthem.B．Becausehelovestheactorsinthefilm.C．Becausethestoriesarebetterthanotherfilms.20．Whydotheywatchcartoonstogether?A．Maybetheydon’tlikeotherfilms.B．Maybetheylikecartoonsbest.C．Maybetheylovethelittlegirl.二、阅读理解（共20分）ADictionaryofIdioms(习语)Allears

4Meaning:eager(渴望的)tolisten:curiousExample:Yousaidyouhadsomethingimportanttotellme.I’mallears!Origin(起源):Theearistheorgan(器官)bywhichapersonhears.So,“allears”meansyou’reeagerlylisteningtowhateverishearingsaid.It’sasifnootherpartofyourbodymatteredexceptyourear.Thisidiomisaboutthreecenturiesold.Appleofyoureye

5Meaning:apersonorthingthatisgreatlylovedandtreasuredExample:Kateyistheappleofmyeye.Origin:Ancientpeoplebegantousethissayingovertwothousandyearsago.Theythoughtthatthepupil(瞳孔)oftheeyeshapedlikeanapple.Thepupil,“appleoftheeye”wasveryimportantbecausewithoutityoucouldn’tsee.Burnthemidnightoil

28Meaning:tostayupverylateatmightstudyingorworkingExample:Ihaveabigtesttomorrowmorning.SoIplantoburnthemidnightoiltonight.Origin:Thissayinggoesbacktothedayswhenlampswerelightedbyoilandpeoplewenttobedearlierthantheydotoday.Whenyouburnedthemidnightoilinthosedays,youwereuplateworkingorreadingbythelightofanoillamp.Fishoutofwater

78Meaning:apersonwhoisoutofthisorherusualplace;someonewhodoesn’tfitinorishelplessinasituationExample:IwanttohelpthenewginfromRussia.Shemustfeellikeafishoutofwater.Origin:Forthousandsofyears,peoplehaveknownthatafishbelongsinwater.That’sitsnaturallivingarea.Soapersonwhoisintheneworunfortableenvironmentwillfeellikeafishoutofwater.21．Whichpageistheidiom“Fishoutofwater”on?A．Page4. B．Page5. C．Page28. D．Page78.22．Whatdoweknowaboutthedictionary?A．Onlythe“Meaning”partcanhelpusunderstand.B．Therightpronunciationofeachidiomisshown.C．Thedictionarygivestwoexamplesforeachidiom.D．The“Origin”parttellsushowtheidiomscameintouse.23．Whichofthefollowingidiomsisproperlyused?A．Mydaughterhasbeentheappleofmyeyesinceshewasborn.B．IalwaysburnthemidnightoilbecauseIliketogotosleepearly.C．You’dbetterlistencarefullyinclass,theteacherisallears!D．Sandyislikeafishoutofwatersincesheknowstheschoolsowell.B“HaveyoueverheardLouissaygoodmorningandgoodnighttous,astheothersdo?”“Sinceyoumentionit,Ineverhave,”saidthehusband.“Goodness!Whatareyougettingat?DoyouwishmetobelievethatIhaveasonwhoisdumbinanyway?Thiswouldworryme.Iwanteverythingtogowellinmyfamilylife.Fatherhoodishard.Idonotwanttheaddedstressofhavingadumbchild.”“Well,”saidthewife,“I’vebeenwatchingLouisrecently.Ithinkthelittleguycan’ttalk.I’veneverheardhimmakeonesound.Ithinkhecameintotheworldlacking(缺失)avoice.Ifhehadavoice,he’duseit,sameastheothersdo.”“Why,thisisterrible!”saidthehusband.“Thisispainful.Thisisaveryseriousmatter.”Hiswifelookedathim.“It’snottooseriousnow,”shesaid.“ButitwillbeserioustwoorthreeyearsfromnowwhenLouisfallsinlove,ashewillsurelydo.Ayoungmaleswanwillbegreatlyhandicappedinfindingamateifhecan’tsaytheusualsweetwordstotheyoungfemaleofhischoice.”Thehusbandstoodquietly,thinkingaboutwhathiswifehadjusttoldhim.Hewasabravebird,andalreadyhewasbeginningtoworkoutaplanforhislittlesonLouis.“Ifit’sreallytruethatLouishasnovoice,”saidthehusbandtohimself,“thenIshallprovidehimwithadevice(装置)ofsomekind,toenablehimtomakealotofnoise.Theremustbesomewayoutofthisdifficulty.Afterall,mysonisTrumpeterSwan;heshouldhaveavoicelikeatrumpet(小号).ButfirstIwilltesthimtomakecertainthatwhathismothersaysistrue.”(TakenfromTheTrumpetoftheSwan)24．Howdidthehusbandfeelafterhearinghiswife’swordsinParagraph2?A．Amazedandexcited. B．Curiousandserious.C．Painfulandhopeful. D．Surprisedandworried.25．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“begreatlyhandicapped”inParagraph5mean?A．Havemuchtrouble. B．Havegreatfun.C．Bequiteuninterested. D．Beverysuccessful.26．Whatistheswancouple’stalkmainlyabout?A．ThedreamaboutLouis’sfuture. B．TheplanforLouis’seducation.C．TheproblemwithLouis’shealth. D．ThesuggestiononLouis’sgrowth.CConnerWightisinhisfinalyearatuniversity,buthestillhasmanyclassestoattend.HeisstudyingHenryDavidThoreau,RalphWaldoEmerson—andhowtowashclothes.The21yearoldispreparingforhispostcollegelife.Herealizeditenoughtoknowhowtounderstandliterature.Sohesignedupfor（报名）aclasson“adulting”.Hehasbeenlearningmanybasiclifeskills.Therearenowthousandsof“adultsintraining”.Wrightisonlyoneofthem.Notonlycollegestudentsbutmanyothersarediscoveringtheyneedhelp.Somemiddleschoolshavescheduled（预定）adultingclasses.Butwhydon’tparentsteachtheirchildrentheselifeskills?Weinterviewedmanystudents.Theirparents,theysay,carealotabouttestscores.Almosteverythingelseisconsideredunimportant.Asaresult,collegesarefilledwithstudentswithperfecttestscores.Manyofthem,however,don’tknowhowtocook.Sometimes,studentseupwiththeirownsolutions（解决方法）.NeitherBelleLaunorJennyZhoufeltfullypreparedforlifeawayfromhomewhentheyarrivedattheiruniversity.Butbytheirsecondyearthere,theyhadlearnedtoliveontheirown.Thetwonoticedthatmanyoftheirclassmateshadbeenexperiencingsimilardifficulties.Theydecidedtosetupanadultingcourse.Whenitwasfirstofferedin2019,its30spots（名额）quicklyfilledup.70studentshadtoberefused.Lastyear,thereweremorecourses,butLauandZhoustillhadtoturndown100students.LausaysthatsheandZhoudon’thavealltheanswersfortheirstudents.Thatisinfactpartofbeinganadult.Askids,wecouldwaitforourparentstostepinandtakecareofthingsforus.Butafterwebeeanadult,that’snolongeravailabletous.Whendifficultiesappear,wemustdependonourselvesto“huntfor”asolution.27．WhydidConnerWrightattendaclasson“adulting”?A．Toimprovehistestscoresinliterature. B．Tofindsolutionstoproblemswithstudy.C．Toknowstudentsfromdifferentcountries. D．Todevelopabilitiesoflivingonhisown.28．HowmanystudentssignedupforLauandZhou’sadultingcoursein2019?A．30. B．70. C．100. D．130.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedwordavailableinthelastparagraphmean?A．Easytoget. B．Hardtohave. C．Easytodecide. D．Hardtoimagine.30．Whatcanbethebesttitleofthearticle?A．AwayfromProblems B．BacktoBasics C．OfftoCollege D．JustforFriends三、单项选择（共15分）31．YoucanneverknowhowIfeltwhenIstoodatthetopofMountTai________youhavethesameexperienceyourself.A．after B．if C．when D．until32．—Amylookssad.Whydon’tyougototalktoher?—Sheismadatmerightnow.I’mafraid________Isaywilldoanygood.A．everything B．something C．anything D．nothing33．—Rememberwhatthedoctorsaid?You________takemorethantwospoonsofmedicineatatime.—Iknowthat,Mum.Threeisharmful.A．mustn’t B．needn’t C．wouldn’t D．couldn’t34．Itisthelanguagethat________thewayIseethings,expressideas,andunderstandtheworld.A．fights B．limits C．shapes D．loses35．—Tangpingisahotwordthateverybodyistalkingabout.—Infact,thereisnosuchthingasfreelunchintheword.Successliesin________hardwork.A．/ B．a C．an D．the36．—InSanya,youcanenjoyallthewatersports,or________lieonthebeach.—Soundsgood!A．certainly B．hardly C．heavily D．simply37．Thesign“FACEMASKREQUIRED”means“Youarenotallowedtoenter________youwearafacemask.”A．when B．unless C．if D．since38．LiuCixin’snewbookisreallypopular.Itwassoldoutassoonasit________.A．publishes B．published C．ispublished D．waspublished39．Paulissuchacreativewriterthathecanalways________excitingscripts.A．makeup B．eatup C．cheerup D．pickup40．Look,________haslefthishatbehind!Let’sputitinthelostandfoundofourschool.A．nobody B．somebody C．everybody D．anybody41．—________niceexperienceitwastotakepartintherecordingofCallmebyfire!—Yes.Thoughtheyarenotyounganymore,theyworkhardintheirownfield.A．What B．How C．Whata D．Howa42．Weallknowthatyoungpeoplearemoreopenandcuriousabouttheworldandthethingstheyseeanddoleavedeep________onthem.A．positions B．conditions C．impressions D．expressions43．—Excuseme,canyoutellme________?—Yes,Sir.Iwaswalkingwhenabikesuddenlyknockedmedownfrombehind.A．whydidtheaccidenthappen B．whendidtheaccidenthappenC．howtheaccidenthappened D．wheretheaccidenthappened44．—Chinasentanothersatellite(卫星)intospace!Whatgoodnews!—Yes.Scientiststriedtheirbesttopayattentiontoeverydetail.Tothem,________.A．nopain,nogain B．amissisasgoodasamileC．itneverrainsbutitpours D．neverputalltheeggsinonebasket45．—Mike,sorrytohavekeptyouwaiting.—Nevermind,butIneverthoughtyou________laterthanme.A．willbe B．havebeen C．hadbeen D．wouldbe四、完形填空（共10分）Noahsatonthefrontstepsofhisfamily’sflatbuilding.Hekeptlookingattheskyanddidn’teven46hisbrotheringdownthestreetuntilDanielstoodrightinfrontofhim.“Wherewereyou,Noah?”Danielaskedhisbrother.“Itseemedthatyouwereamillionmilesaway.Youdidnot47hearmecallingyou,didyou?”Noah48hishead.“Daniel,haveyoueverhadstagefright(怯场)?”hefinallyasked.“Sure.”saidDaniel.“Plentyoftimes.DoyourememberthatplayIwasinafewyearsago?Iknewmylines,butIwasafraidtohavetosaythem49theaudience(观众).Ialsohaveabitofstagefrightrightbeforemybasketballgamesstart.AssoonasIwethepeopleinthestands,myheartbeatssofastthatitfeelslikepopcornpopping(爆裂)inmybody.”“Iknowjustwhatyou50.That’showIfeeljustthinkingaboutthespellingpetitionnextweek.”“Ididn’tknowyoumadeittothefinals,”saidDaniel.“Goodjob!”“It’snot51atall,”saidNoah.“I’mworriedI’llgetnervousandfreeze(吓呆)onstage.”“Imightforgethowtospelleverything—evenmyownname!Idon’tknowwhatTodo.”“Noah,I’llhelpyouget52this.Youjusthavetopracticeasmuchaspossible.Icangotothehallwithyoutopractice.Thatwayyou’llfeelfortablethere.”Noahbegantolookalittlelessnervous.“Then,I’llteachyouthisexercisemybasketballcoachtaughtme,”continuedDaniel.“Youcloseyoureyesandimagine53doingwhatyou’reworriedabout.Yougothroughthewholesituationinyour54soyouseewhatitfeelsliketodoitanddoitwell.Itmightsound55.Butbelieveme,itworks.”“Thanks,Daniel.I’mstillnervousbutIfeelmuchbetter.You’reaprettygoodbrother.”46．A．catch B．notice C．stop D．keep47．A．even B．still C．already D．only48．A．touched B．turned C．lost D．shook49．A．behind B．beside C．before D．beyond50．A．mean B．matter C．wish D．want51．A．funny B．hard C．good D．right52．A．of B．from C．into D．through53．A．yourself B．you C．itself D．it54．A．dreams B．mind C．memory D．eyes55．A．clever B．easy C．mon D．strange五、语法填空（共10分）根据短文内容，用括号内所给词的正确时态或形式填空，使短文完整。Doyouknow,PeterDinklage?Perhapsyouhave56(hear)ofhimfromtherolesthathehasplayedinpopularTVseries.Butafewpeopletrulyknowaboutthemanbehindtheroles.Hislifeshowsthatevenasmallmancan57(success).Thefamousactorisjust135cmtall.Hisfamilylooklikeordinarypeople.Butit’sdifferentfrom58(they).TheboywasbornwithDwarfism(侏儒症).Sotheboy59(make)funofbyotherkids.Hefelt60(lone)butheneverlookeddownuponhimself.Heplayedhis61(one)roleinaschoolplaywhenhewasinthefifthgrade.Hisshowwaswele,sohemadethe62(decide)tobeeanactor.Later,DinklageenteredBenningtonCollege.Itwastheturningpointofhislife.Sincethen,he63(appear)inlotsoffamousfilmsandTVseries.Heisfamousnow.Whenhewasaskedifhe64(consider)himselfthespokesmanforlittlepeople,Dinklagesaid,“Everyoneisdifferent.Everypersonofmysizehasadifferentlifeanddifferentwaysof65(deal)withit.Mysizedoesn’tdefine(定义)me.It’sjustpartofwhoIam.”六、阅读还原（共5分）Weallhaveheardglobalwarming（全球变暖）.Wealsoknowthatpollutionisabigproblem,suchasairpollution（短缺）.WeknowtheEarthneedshelp.Wecandosomethingtohelp.Don’tlitter.66Ifthereisn’tadustbin（垃圾桶）nearby,takeyourlitterwithyou.Thenthrowitintothedustbinwhenyoucan.Thiscanhelpkeeptheenvironmentclean.67Buyingusedthingsischeaperthanbuyingnewones.Sellorgiveawayyourusedclothesandtoys.Reuse（重新使用）plasticandglassbottlesandcupsinsteadofthrowingthemintothedustbin.Saveenergy.Don’taskyourparentstodriveyousomewherewhenyoucaneasilywalkorrideyourbikethere.68Ontheotherhand,gettingmoreexercisewillbegoodforyourbody,too.Recyclepaper.Newspapers,phonebooks,junkmail（垃圾邮件）69Itmeansthatrecyclingjusthalfoftheworld’spaperwillsaveabouttwentymillionacresofforests!Savenaturalresources.Turnoffthetapwhenyoubrushyourteeth.70Whenyoufinishusingyourputeratnight,shutitdown.Thisuseslesselectricity（电）thanlettingit“sleep”.WhatwedotodayinfluencestheEarthforfuturegenerations（一代）.Let’stakegoodcareoftheEarth!A．Turnofflightsradios,TVs,putersandotherelectricaltingswhenyouleavetheroom.B．Neverthrowlitterontheground.C．Recyclingatonofpapersavesseventeentrees.D．Ifyourmunityhasbusservice,usethatwheneverpossible.E．Howtoreusethings.七、选词填空（共5分）选用方框内的单词或词组填空，其中有一个单词或词组是多余的。single

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wouldrather71．Allgrownupswerechildren—althoughfewofthemrememberit.72．Iusedtopaintalot,butnowI’vefoundsomethingmorethanpainting.73．Welldone,Victor.Youdidn’tmakeamistake.74．Weneedtoagainstanypossibledangeraroundus.75．WhenTanDunwasyoung,hemademusicwithmonlikestonesandpaper.八、短文填空（共5分）B．根据短文意思和首字母提示，写出一个完整正确的单词。Playingdiabolo,alsocalledDouKongZhuinChinese,isapopulargamewithahistoryofover600years.Traditionaldiabolosarem76ofbamboo.ManystudentsinsomenorthernschoolsinChinalikeplayingdiaboloverymuch.Theybeef77ofthegamebecauseitiscoolandinteresting.Youcanplaydiabolowellbyc78yourbodyandstrength.Itcanbringyouaf79ofhappiness.Moreimportantly,itcanexerciseyourbrain.Playingdiabolonowiss80afamousgamethatmanyforeignersarealsotryingtoplayit.Whynothaveatryforyourself?九、任务型阅读（共10分）Onasunnymorning,a10yearoldboywenttoashoptomakeacall.Clearly,hechangedhistoneofvoicewhilespeakingoverthephone.Whenitwashappening,thestoreownerlistenedwithgreatinteresttotheconversationthatfollowed:“Madam,Iamapoorboy.Canyougivemeajobcuttinggrassonyourlawn?”thelittleboyasked.“Sorry,Ialreadyhavesomeonetocutmylawn,”thewomanattheotherendofthephonelinereplied.“Madam,Iwillcutyourlawnforhalfthepriceofthepersonwhocutsyourlawnnow.”“I’mverysatisfiedwiththepersonwhoiscuttingmylawnatpresent.Heisdoingagoodjob.”“Madam,I’llevensweepthefloorforyou,soonSundayyouwillhavetheprettiestlawninallofPalmbeach.”“No,thankyou.”Thelittleboysmiledgently.Hedidn’tgetangryatall.Thestoreownerwalkedovertotheboyandsaid,“Son,Iwouldliketoofferyouajob.”“No,thanksforyouroffer.”“Butyoureallyneededajobwhenyouweretalkingtotheladyoverthephone.”“No,sir,Iwasjustch