九年级英语上学期期末临考押题卷（苏州专用）（原卷版）

九年级英语上学期期末临考押题卷（苏州专用）学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、单项选择1．—The2022WorldCuphasjustended.I’mwondering________.—WhynotsearchtheInternet?A．howmanygoalsdidMessiscore B．thatChinawillhosttheWorldCupC．wherethenextWorldCupwillbeheld D．ifcanIstillwatchallthegamesonline2．—Idon’tcarewhatKatethinks.—Well,you_______.Hersuggestionsareofsomevalue.A．would B．should C．might D．could3．—WouldyouliketodoavideochatormakeavoicecallwithJune?—________.I’lltalktoherfacetofacetomorrow.A．Both B．Neither C．All D．Either4．—IhavesomedifficultyimprovingmyEnglishpronunciation,Mr.Wu.—________progressyoushouldlistentotherecordingandreadaloudeveryday.A．Make B．Making C．Tomake D．Made5．—IwishIcouldwinabigprizeinthegameshow.—________.Idon’tthinkyou’llhavethechance.A．Inyourdreams B．Can’tagreemore C．That’spossible D．Don’mentionit6．—InChina,papermoneyisgetting________.—That’strue.MorepeoplearepayingwithWeChatandAlipaymobileapps.A．popular B．morepopular C．lesspopular D．themostpopular7．—Whatdoyouthinkofyournewmonitor?—Heishonest,modestandeasytoworkwith.________,he’sapersonyoucantrust.A．Ingeneral B．Inmon C．Inorder D．Inpublic8．LiuCixin’snewbookisreallypopular.Itwassoldoutassoonasit________.A．publishes B．published C．ispublished D．waspublished9．Thepaintingwentmissingin2018.Nobody________itsincethen.A．sees B．saw C．hasseen D．willsee10．—Tangpingisahotwordthateverybodyistalkingabout.—Infact,thereisnosuchthingasfreelunchintheword.Successliesin________hardwork.A．/ B．a C．an D．the二、完形填空Noahsatonthefrontstepsofhisfamily’sflatbuilding.Hekeptlookingattheskyanddidn’teven11hisbrotheringdownthestreetuntilDanielstoodrightinfrontofhim.“Wherewereyou,Noah?”Danielaskedhisbrother.“Itseemedthatyouwereamillionmilesaway.Youdidnot12hearmecallingyou,didyou?”Noah13hishead.“Daniel,haveyoueverhadstagefright(怯场)?”hefinallyasked.“Sure.”saidDaniel.“Plentyoftimes.DoyourememberthatplayIwasinafewyearsago?Iknewmylines,butIwasafraidtohavetosaythem14theaudience(观众).Ialsohaveabitofstagefrightrightbeforemybasketballgamesstart.AssoonasIwethepeopleinthestands,myheartbeatssofastthatitfeelslikepopcornpopping(爆裂)inmybody.”“Iknowjustwhatyou15.That’showIfeeljustthinkingaboutthespellingpetitionnextweek.”“Ididn’tknowyoumadeittothefinals,”saidDaniel.“Goodjob!”“It’snot16atall,”saidNoah.“I’mworriedI’llgetnervousandfreeze(吓呆)onstage.”“Imightforgethowtospelleverything—evenmyownname!Idon’tknowwhatTodo.”“Noah,I’llhelpyouget17this.Youjusthavetopracticeasmuchaspossible.Icangotothehallwithyoutopractice.Thatwayyou’llfeelfortablethere.”Noahbegantolookalittlelessnervous.“Then,I’llteachyouthisexercisemybasketballcoachtaughtme,”continuedDaniel.“Youcloseyoureyesandimagine18doingwhatyou’reworriedabout.Yougothroughthewholesituationinyour19soyouseewhatitfeelsliketodoitanddoitwell.Itmightsound20.Butbelieveme,itworks.”“Thanks,Daniel.I’mstillnervousbutIfeelmuchbetter.You’reaprettygoodbrother.”11．A．catch B．notice C．stop D．keep12．A．even B．still C．already D．only13．A．touched B．turned C．lost D．shook14．A．behind B．beside C．before D．beyond15．A．mean B．matter C．wish D．want16．A．funny B．hard C．good D．right17．A．of B．from C．into D．through18．A．yourself B．you C．itself D．it19．A．dreams B．mind C．memory D．eyes20．A．clever B．easy C．mon D．strange三、阅读理解WhatChineseProductsDoForeignersLike?Nowadays,moreandmoreforeignersbeeinterestedinourChineseproducts.Whatdotheylike?ZhangLei,aChinesereporter,madeasurveyandaskedseveralforeignersonWangfujingStreet.Let’shavealook!ProductsSomeforeigners’ideasChineseSauce(酱),especiallychilisauce(辣椒)taste,isoneofthebestsauces,Ithink.There’sapictureofamiddleagedwomanonthebottle.Infact,whenmyfriendsseemeeatingthreepiecesofbreadwithabottleofit,theywillnotbesurprisedbecausetheyknowIamusedtothechilisaucetasteandfallinlovewithit.—ByHamlusGoodwin,24,theUSAIwouldsurelyhavetosaythatIlovemyChinesePhoneIII.Thisphoneischeap,actsasifitcoststwice.Infact,it’salittlelessthan$300butithasthenewestsystemofthisbrand,anditsbatterycapacity(电池容量)has41000mAh,whichlastsatleast24hoursforplayingvideos.Ioftenwatchshortvideosonthephone.—ByAidenSampson,36,CanadaIreallylovethisdrink.ItisaChineseherbal(中草药)tea,andoneofthemostpopularteadrinksinChinatoday.IrememberedthefirsttimetodrinkitinLondon.Itwasalittlebitter.ButnowIwillnevergetenoughofit.Everyday,Iputthisdrinkintomybag.Honestly,Iwillfeelfullofenergyafterdrinkingit.—ByAshiqIqbal,40,theUK21．Wholikeshavingbreadwiththechilisauce?A．AshiqIqbal. B．HamlusGoodwin. C．AidenSampson. D．WangLei.22．HowmuchdoesaChinesePhoneIIIpossiblycost?A．$290. B．$300. C．$310. D．$390.23．Whatkindofwritingisthepassage?A．Aproduct. B．Athanksnote. C．Asurveyreport. D．Astreetstory.What’syourNewYear’splan?AstheNewYeares,somepeoplelovethetraditionofmakingresolutions(决心).Othersargueit’sawasteoftimesincemostplanswillfailafterafewmonths.So,howcanyoukeeptheNewYearflagstanding?Trythesefivetips.●MakeadetailedplanIfyourNewYear’splanistoexercisefivedayseachweek,aplanlike“I’llexerciseonweekdays”wouldbetoovague(模糊的).Butadetailedplanlike“I’llexerciseatschoolonweekdaysduringmylunchbreak”wouldbebetter.Thatistosay,besuretodetailwhenandwhereyou’llfollowthrough.●MakeitfunIfit’snotfuntoexerciseorstudy,youwon’tkeepatiteasily.Butifyougetpleasurefromyourexerciseorstudy,you’llkeepitlonger.Onewaytomakekeepingaplanmorefunistoconnectitwithpleasure.IfyouonlyallowyourselftowatchyourfavoriteTVshowafterfinishingyourhomework,you’llstartdoingitrightaway.●Setapunishment(惩罚)Tellafewfriendsaboutyourresolutions,soyou’llfeelashamediftheycheckbacklaterandfindoutyouhaven’tfollowedthrough.Abetterpunishmentthanshame,however,isputtingcoldhardcashonthetable.Youcanmakeabetwith(与……打赌)yourparentsthatyou’llkeeptoyourNewYear’splan.●GiveyourselfmorechancesYouplannedtogotobedearlyeverynight,butyoucouldn’thelpstayinguplateoneFriday.Afterthat,yourearlytobedplanwentoutofthewindowbecauseyouwouldthink“I’vealreadyfailed”.Butgivingyourselfagetoutofjailfreecardortwoeachmonthcanhelpyougetbetterresults.●GetalittlehelpfromyourfriendsIfyourNewYear’splanistofinishabook,you’dbewisetostarthangingaroundwithfriendswho’vemadeittothefinishlineandtheycanshowyouhowtofinishitbetter.24．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inthepassagereferto?A．Exercise. B．Study. C．Fun. D．Theplan.25．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．Aplanlikeexercisingfourdayseveryweekistoovague.B．Tellsomefriendsaboutourresolutions,sowe’llfeellessashamediftheycheckbacklaterandfindoutwehaven’tcarriedthrough.C．Givingourselvesmorechancescanhelpusgetbetterresultswhenwecarryoutourplans.D．Friendswho’vecarriedthroughtheirplanscanshowushowtofinishourplansbetter.26．Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?A．TheimportanceofhavingNewYear’splans.B．WaystomakeNewYear’splansinteresting.C．WaystofollowthroughNewYear’splans.D．WaystomakeNewYear’splans.27．Thispassageismostprobablyfrom________.A．amagazine B．astorybook C．atraveldiary D．atravelguideTheMinistryofEducationofChinaheldapressconference(新闻发布会)inBeijingonthe2ndtointroducethe“NoticeonFurtherStrengthening(加强)theSleepManagementofPrimaryandSecondarySchoolStudents”(the“Notice”).The“Notice”clarifies(明确)thesleeptimeofprimaryandmiddleschoolstudentsofdifferentages,andrequireshomework,offschooltraining,andgamestomakewayforstudents’sleep.Accordingtothe“Notice”,elementaryschoolstudentsshouldsleep10hoursaday,juniorhighschoolstudentsshouldsleep9hours,andhighschoolstudents8hoursaday.Provincialeducationadministrativedepartmentsshouldcoordinate(协助)schoolschedulesbasedonactualarrangements.Themorningclasstimeofprimaryschoolsisgenerallynoearlierthan8:20,andmiddleschoolsaregenerallynoearlierthan8:00.Inresponsetoexternalfactors(外部因素)affectingstudents’sleepproblems,the“Notice”raisesthree“interruptmechanisms”(中断机制),requiringhomework,offschooltraining,andgamestomakewayforstudents’sleep.Thefirstisthe“interruption”ofhomework,requiringelementaryschoolstudentstobasicallypletewrittenhomeworkinschool,andmiddleschoolstudentstopletemostofthewrittenhomeworkinschool.Ifindividual(个别)studentshavenotpletedtheirhomeworkbybedtime,parentsshouldurge(督促)themtogotobedontimeandnotstayuplatetoensuresufficientsleep.Thesecondisthe“interruption”ofoffschooltrainingtime,requiringoffschoolofflinetrainingtoendnolaterthan20:30,onlinelivebroadcasttrainingnolaterthan21:00,andnopreclasspreview(课前预习),afterclassconsolidation(巩固),andhomeworkinanyformsuchaspractice,WeChatgroupclockingin(微信打卡).Thethirdisthe“interruption”ofgames.Educationaldepartmentsinallareasarerequiredtousetechnicalwaystomakesurethatgameservicesarenotprovidedforminors(未成年人)from22:00to8:00thenextday.AsurveyfromtheDepartmentofBasicEducationoftheMinistryofEducationshowedthattheaveragesleepdurationofelementaryschoolstudentsandjuniorhighschoolstudentswere9.5hoursand8.4hours,respectively,andtherewereinsufficientsleepproblemstosomedegrees.Somestudieshavealsoshownthatusingsleeptimeforlearningdoesnotimprovetheirgrades,onthecontrary,itwillaffecttheirgrades.Someexpertsespeciallysuggestedthatparentstakepropermeasurestorestrict(限制)children’suseofelectronicproducts,andatthesametimesetanexample,consciously(自觉地)keepabalancebetweenagoodworkandrest,sothatchildrenclearlyunderstandtheimportanceofsleep.28．WhatisthecontentoftheMinistryofeducationpressconference?A．Strengtheningthesleepmanagementofstudents.B．Strengtheningthestudymanagementofstudents.C．Strengtheningthehomeworkmanagementofstudents.D．Strengtheningthetimemanagementofstudents.29．WhydoestheMinistryofeducationraisethree“interruptmechanisms”?A．Inordertoimprovethestudents’grades.B．Inordertomaketheschoolmanagementmoreeffective.C．Inordertoreducetheexternalfactorsaffectingstudents’sleep.D．Inordertoincreasethetimeofstudents’sleep.30．Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A．The“interruption”ofoffschooltrainingtimerequiresonlinetrainingtoendnolaterthan20:30.B．Parentsshouldsetagoodexampleforthechildrenbetweengoodworkandrest.C．The“interruption”ofgamesrequiresallstudentsaren’tallowedtoplaygames.D．The“interruption”ofhomeworkrequiresstudentscanrefusetodotheirhomework.31．Thisarticleismainlyabout________.A．whyweshouldmanagestudents’sleepB．whyweshouldbalanceourstudyandrestC．somerequirementsofmanagingstudents’sleepD．somerequirementsofmanagingstudents’studyChineseCultureCoursesTraditionalChineseArtActivities:learnaboutpapercuttinglearntomakeclayartpiecesTime:8:00a.m.—9:30a.m.Place:ArtRoomTeacher:Ms.WangTraditionalChineseMusicActivities:learntoplaytheerhu,thediziandthepipaenjoytraditionalChinesemusicTime:10:00a.m.—11:30a.m.Place:MusicRoomTeacher:Mrs.LiTraditionalChineseFestivalsActivities:learnabouttheorigin(起源)oftheMidAutumnFestivaladmirethemoonandsharemooncakeswithfamiliesTime:1:30p.m.—3:00p.m.Place:Classroom9ATeacher:Mr.ChengTraditionalChineseFoodActivities:tastetraditionalChinesefoodlearntomakejiaoziandzongziTime:3:30p.m.—5:00p.m.Place:SchoolDiningHallTeacher:Mr.Lu根据信息内容，选择正确答案。32．Howmanykindsofcoursesarethereintheposter?A．Four. B．Five. C．Six. D．Seven.33．Whatcanstudentsdointheartroom?A．Theycanlearnaboutpapercutting.B．Theycanlearntoplaytheerhu,thediziandthepipa.C．TheycanlearnabouttheoriginoftheMidAutumnFestival.D．Theycanmakejiaoziandzongzi.34．WhoteachesTraditionalChineseFestivals?A．Ms.Wang. B．Mrs.Li. C．Mr.Cheng. D．Mr.Lu.35．Whichcoursedostudentshavefrom10:00a.m.to11:30a.m.?A．TraditionalChineseArt. B．TraditionalChineseMusic.C．TraditionalChineseFestivals. D．TraditionalChineseFood.36．Wheredostudentsmakezongzi?A．Intheartroom. B．Inthemusicroom.C．InClassroom9A． D．Intheschooldininghall.四、阅读还原根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出最能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Asparents,beingagoodlistenertokidsshouldbealongjourney.Herearesomewaystoimprove.Beasincerelistener.Whenyourchildistalking,givehereyecontact.3738Insteadofaimingtolistentoourchildforanhourortwo,startwithagoalofspendingfiveminutesadaylisteningtoeachother.39Closedquestionscanbeansweredwith“yes”or“no”,andclosethedoorofmunication.Openquestionsdon’thavearightorwronganswer.40Forexample,insteadof“Doyouhaveagoodtimeatschooltoday?”,try“Whatwasyourfavouritepartofday?”or“Whatwoulditbeliketohavewingsinsteadofarms?”Practiceactivelistening.Activelisteningdoesn’tjudgeeverythingthatesoutofyourkids’mouths.Instead,youcansay“Itsoundslikeyouaremadandhurtaboutnotbeingpickedfortheteam.41”Letthemknowtheyarereallyheardbeforeofferingasolutiontoaproblem.A．Startsmall.B．Youshouldn’tfeellikethat.C．Atthesametime,payattentiontoherwords,feelingsandbodylanguage.D．Askopenendedquestions.E．Theyencouragethinkingandmunication.F．Icansurelyunderstandthat!G．Whatareclosedquestions?五、单词拼写42．Thatmeetingachievednothing—itwasapletewoftime.43．Lookingaftersmallchildrencanbevery（累人的）.44．Theteacherhasmadesomeamazing(演讲)sofar.45．Howdangerousitwas!Thelittleboy（误以为）Mum’smedicineforsweets.46．You’dbettersthedoorssothatyoucouldhaveaquietmomentinsidetheroom.47．Ihavenocbuttobelievewhatyouaresaying.48．IttoutthatIhaveanextraticketfortheconcert.Wouldyouliketoewithus?49．Governmentsbegantotakenanddiscusswaystoreducepollution.50．Thesepatientshavebeen（成功地）treatedwiththenewdrug.51．Themusicbythelittleboyisaswonderfulasotherworldfamous（音乐家）.六、选词填空认真阅读下面短文，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语，在答题卷标有题号的横线上，填入其正确形式，每个单词或短语仅用一次。inyourway,encourage,although,beat,simpleWelikeBellaandElsainthestories52becausetheyarethemselves.Theycanprovethemselves53theymayloseeverything.They54ustoachieveourpotential（潜能）,towriteourownlifechapters（章节）insteadofjustwaitingforgoodlucktoeourway.Soifyouconsider55theevil（邪恶）queen,you’dbetterhaveafightwithheryourself.Ifyoudreamofhavingbeautifulglassheels（高跟鞋）,youshouldsavemoneyandgetyourown.Fightwiththeenemy.Buildyourcouragetofightwhatis56.Bebraveinyourlifewhenchasing（追求）thethingsthatyouwantandthepersonwhoyouwanttobe.七、语法填空请认真阅读下面短文，在答题卷相应的横线上，填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，每空限填一词。DearJanet,Peoplehavebelievedformanycenturiesthatanimalscanpredict(预测)earthquakes.Infact,wecanlookbacktoanumberof57(record)fromtheancientGreeks(古希腊).Theynoticedthatanimalsacted58(strange)inthehoursbeforeearthquakes.Evennowpeopletalkaboutdogs59won’tstopbarkingandcatsgoingintohiding60anearthquakehappens.Besides,strangebehaviors(行为)61thesearen’tlimitedtopets.Peoplehavealsoreportedseeingchickensstoplayingeggs,beesleaving62(they)beehives(蜂巢),andbiggroupsoffish63(die)inthehoursbeforea

64(nature)disasterhits.The65(true)isthatwearen’tsurewhetheranimalsmightbeabletosenseearthquakesbeforetheyhappen.However,onethingisforsurethatmoreresearch

66(carry)outtofindouttheanswer.Animalsmaybethekeytopredictingearthquakesbeforetheyhappenandhelpsavemanylives.That’swhatwewant.ScientistSam八、任务型阅读阅读表达。WhenIaskedmymumanddadifIcouldgotoKavoswithsomeofmyfriendsforaweek,Ithoughttheywouldsay“yes.”Butatfirst,theydidn’t.Theyjustwentonandonaboutallthepossibledangers.SoItriedtochangetheirminds.Itoldthem,“IfyouwereworriedaboutthepossibilityofmefallingoffawallanddyinginKavosthenwhyweren’tyoualsoworriedaboutthepossibilityofthesamethinghappeningtomeinLondon?”Finally,theyagreed—unwillingly.Mymumtookmetotheairport.Ihadtotravelalonebecausemyfriendshadflownoutthedaybefore.Iarrivedatthehotelandmetmyfriendsthereat6a.m.,afteralongnightofflying.Afterhavingleftmyluggageinmyroom,Iwentaroundourresort(度假村)withmyfriends.EveryonespokeEnglishandeverywherelookedlikeacheapAmericanfilmset.Itwasjustwhatweneededafteralongjustbusyyear.IpromisedmyparentsIwouldn’tgoouteveryni