2023-2024学年四川省成都市高新区九年级上学期期末英语试题

2023-2024学年四川省成都市高新区九年级上学期期末英语试题1.That’sreally___________amazinginvention.ChatGPTmakesadifferenceinourlife.A．aB．anC．the2.EachdifferentpartofChinahas___________ownspecialformsoftraditionalarts.A．myB．yourC．its3.Giveamanafish___________youfeedhimforaday;teachhimhowtofishandyoufeedhimforalifetime.A．butB．andC．or4.—Anna,isthatJimmyoverthere?—It___________behim.HehasgonetoHarbinfortheIceFestival.A．mustB．couldC．can’t5.—Excuseme,istherea___________room?Thisroomisclosetothebusystreet.—Yes,wehaveanothertworoomsavailable.A．biggerB．quieterC．cheaper6.___________unsafeseafoodfromJapan,somecountriestestitstrictly.A．TopreventB．PreventedC．Preventing7.WeareproudofYeZhenzhufromSichuan___________gotthethirdprizeinGoplayingattheAsianParaGamesHangzhou(杭州亚残运会).A．whoB．whichC．where8.___________fascinatingdocumentaryTreasuresandMasks(《当法老遇见三星堆》)is!A．WhatB．WhataC．How9.—Hi,Linlin!I’mwondering___________peopleareexcitedabouttheC919largepassengerjet?—Oh,that’sbecausetheC919isChina’sfirstself-developedjet!A．whereB．whenC．why10.High-speedrailwaylineconnectingChengduTianfuInternationalAirportwithChongqing,LuzhouandZunyi________onJanuary10th,2024.A．wasopenedB．willbeopenedC．hasbeenopened补全对话。根据对话内容，选出适当的选项补全对话。A:Hi!Whatareyoureading?B:11A:Astarparty?12B:No.Atstarparties,peoplegettogethertolookatthenightsky.A:13B:Well,they’regoingtoanationalpark.14A:Isthatbecauseofthelightsnearacity?B:Right.15Doyouwanttogo?A:Itsoundsinteresting.Let’sgo!A．It’sfarfromanycities.B．Peoplesayit’salotoffun.C．It’sinformationaboutastarparty.D．Wheredotheyneedtogoforthat?E．Isitapartywithalotofmoviestars?Forbooklovers,there’snothingbetterthanthesmellofanoldbook.Butwhydopeoplelikeitsomuch?Astudyfoundthatmanypeoplethinkthesmellofoldbooksissimilarto______ofchocolate.Scientistscreatedan“oldbooksmell”usingfibers(纤维)froma1928Frenchbook.Seventy-ninepeoplesmelledit,buttheyweren’ttoldwhatitwas.Theywerethenaskedto______it.Manypeoplesaiditsmelledlikechocolate,______otherssaiditsmelledlikecoffee.Infact,coffee,chocolateandbooksallcomefrom______havinglignin(木质素).Ligninmightgivebookstheirsweetsmell.______,modernpaperhaslesslignin,makingbookslesssweetinthefuture.16.A．thisB．thatC．those17.A．spreadB．соrrectC．describe18.A．whileB．sinceC．although19.A．formsB．materialsC．powers20.A．BesidesB．InsteadC．HoweverItwasabusymorning.Ataround8:30am,anelderlymaninhis80sarrivedtohavehisstitches(缝线)_______fromhishand.Iaskedifhehadadoctor’sappointment(预约).Hesaidnobutthathewasimpatientbecausehehada9:00amappointment.Iaskedhimtotakea_______andtoldhimthatitwouldbeoveranhour_______someonecouldseehim.Noticinghimlookingathis_______againandagain,andsinceIwasn’tbusywithanotherpatientatthetime,Idecidedtoexaminehiswoundfirst.Afterchecking,Isawthathishandwasgettingbetter.Igotthetoolstotakeoutthestitchesanddressedthewoundagain.Whiletakingcareofhim,westartedtohaveachat.Iaskedhimwhyhewas_______.Hesaidthatheneededtogettothenursinghome(疗养院)tohave_______withhiswife.Ithenaskedabouther_______.Hesaidthatshehadbeenthereforyears.AswetalkedandIfinisheddressinghiswound,Iaskedifhiswifewouldbeangryifhewasabit_______.Herepliedthatshenolonger_______him,andthatshehadn’tknownhimforfiveyears.Iwas________andasked,“Andyoustillgoeverymorning,eventhoughshedoesn’tknowwhoyouare?”Hesmiledandreplied,“Shemaynotknowme,butIstillknowwhosheis.”21.A．takenoutB．dealtwithC．gotthrough22.A．lookB．seatC．shower23.A．beforeB．afterC．since24.A．walletB．woundC．watch25.A．indisbeliefB．inahurryC．introuble26.A．dinnerB．lunchC．breakfast27.A．educationB．healthC．age28.A．lateB．hungryC．impatient29.A．thankedB．requiredC．remembered30.A．honestB．surprisedC．excited

DearMr.White,Tobehonest,IhatedyouwhenIfirstmetyou.Ihateditwhenyoumademestandupstraight.Ihatedthewayyoumademewearmyuniformright.WhatIhatedmostwasthatyouwouldn’tacceptmyworkifitwasn’tmybest.ButyoushowedmewhoIcouldbeandwhatIcoulddo.Wehadlotsofarguments.SometimesIevenshoutedatyou,butyouneverlostyourtemper(发脾气).Youwerealwayspatientwithme.Istillrememberthatyousharedyourregretsandyoursuccesseswithuswhenyouwereourage.NotonlydidyouteachmeEnglish,butyoualsoshowedmethatIcouldachievemorethanwhatIoranyoneelsethoughtIcould.WhenIwasincollege,itwasyourwordsthatmademerealizethatifIwantedtoreachthetop,itwasonlyonmyown.WhenIlookback,thattimeisveryimportantformygrowth.IfIhadn’thadyouasmyteacherintheseventhgrade,mylifewouldbedifferent.Thankyou,mydearteacher!Sincerely,Nick31.Thisisathank-youlettertoMr.WhitewhohaschangedNick’slife.32.Nomatterhowhard-workingNickusedtobe,Mr.Whitewasstillnotsatisfied.33.WecanknowthatMr.Whitewasstrictbutpatientwithhisstudents.34.Mr.WhitehelpedNickalotwithhisEnglishincollege.35.Mr.WhitemadeNickbelieveunlesshedependsonhimself,hewon’tmakeasuccess.Anyoneinterested?I’morganizinganonlineEnglishlanguagestudygroupandIwanttoinvitestudentstojoin.Studentsshouldbeingrades7to9withaninterestinBritishnovels.5hoursago|10commentsThingsyoucandoAskaQuestionPostaStorySuggestanEventQuickMessageI’mlookingfor…DoesanyonehaveacopyoftheOxfordEnglishtextbookthattheywanttosell?13hoursago|3commentsAboutThisGroupThiswebsitewasstartedbyagroupofGuangzhoumiddleschoolstudentsin2020.OurpurposeistohelpstudentsstudyEnglishbylettingthem:-sharehomeworkideas-giveeachotherstudytips-makefriendsWenowhave1000membersfrom15countriesaroundtheworld.Whynotjoinus?Let’sHaveSomeFunI’mgoingtoYueXiuParktomorrowafternoonforapicnictocelebratetheendofourexams.DoesanyoneinGuangzhouwanttojoinme?1dayago|25commentsIfeelsadYesterday,Iwassickandmissedthisyearscity-wideEnglishlanguagecompetition.ThismademeveryunhappybecauseEnglishismybestsubject.Ifeelreallysad.2daysago|31commentsClearoutsaleMymumsaysImustclearmyroom,soI’msellingmanyofmyoldbooks.IhavetextbooksfromCambridgeUniversity,OxfordEnglishandIELTS.Ifyou’reinterestedinanyofthese,justmessagemeandletmeknow.2daysago|17commentsOurRules-Studentsmustnotadvertiseproductsandservicesonourpages(butbuyingandsellingsecond-handbooksisOK)-Studentsmustbepoliteandnotquarrel(争吵)witheachother.Studentswhosayordobadthingstootherswillbewarned.Iftheycontinue,theywillthenberemovedfromthewebsite.EnglishPractice?IwillgotoseethenewAmericanmovietonight.IsthatEnglishpractice?HA!HA!Whowantstocomewithme?3daysago|6comments36.Howmanymembersaretherein“StudentsSupportGroup”?A．15.B．1000.C．2020.37.WhydidLindaLifeelsad?A．Shedidn’tattendthecompetition.B．Shedidn’tdowellintheEnglishlessons.C．SheforgotabouttheEnglishLanguagecompetition.38.Whichblankcanbefilledwiththeunderlinedword“removed”?A．They__________thenewvolunteerswithopenarms.B．Mom__________thecakefromtheovenassoonasitwasdone.C．Shoppersareusually__________tobuymorebymusicandlighting.39.Whichtwostudentscanbesthelpeachother?A．ChenXiandEliseM.B．LindaLiandLiHua.C．ChenXiandCathyK.40.Whatisallowedonthewebsite?A．Introducingnewproductsandservices.B．Sharingwhatevertheywantwithothers.C．Buyingandsellingoldbookstoforeignstudents.TheSolReader,weighingonlyaround100g,isane-bookreader.ButdifferentfromKindle,it’slikeapairofsunglasses!Itwantstoprovidepeoplewithamorecomfortablereadingexperiencebymakingithands-free.Thepagesofthee-bookareprojectedagainstadarkbackgroundontheglasses.Butsorry,youcannotturnthepageswithyoureyesorthepowerofyourmind.Youneedtousearemotecontroller(遥控器).Soit’snottotallyhands-free.UsingARglassesandasmartphone,deafandpeoplewithhearinglossarealsoabletojoinineverydayconversations.TheG-Wonderhasamicrophonethatreceivesthesoundfromtheenvironmentandsendsittoaconnectedsmartphone.Thephonethencreatessubtitles(字幕)fromthatsound.Byspecialsoftware,thesesubtitlesthenappearontheusers’glassesscreen.Real-timesubtitlesmadethepairofglassesbecomepartoftheconversationsasneverbefore.Doyouwantapairofhigh-techglasses?Wantglassesthatcanhelpyoufindyourwayorgiveyouhelpfulinformation?TryConan.TheglassesarefromGoogle,aUScompany.Theylooklikeanyotherglasses,butinfact,theyarecomputers.Therearemanybuttonsonthearmsoftheglasses.Userscanfindthelatestinformationfromtheglasses.41.Wherecouldwereadthepassage?A．.B．.C．.42.Lisalostherway.Whichglasseswillshechoose?A．SolReader.B．Conan.C．G-Wonder43.HowdotheARglasseswork?Choosetherightsteps.①Thephoneturnsthesoundintosubtitles.②Thesubtitlesareshownontheuser’sglasses.③Amicrophoneintheglassesgetsthesound,andsendsittothephone.A．③②①B．①③②C．③①②44.Whatcanweinferfromthepassagesabove?A．SolReaderwillbepopularbecausepeoplecanturnpageswitheyes.B．ARglassesmaybereallyusefultopeoplewithhearingloss.C．Allinventionsdon’tlooklikecommonsunglasses.45.What’sthethemeofthepassages?A．Inventionsmakeourdailylifemoreconvenient.B．Inventionsalwayscomeoutfromsomecommonthings.C．Inventionsneedstobeimprovedaccordingtothepracticaluse.46.ThethreeastronautsofChina’sShenzhou16returnedtoEarthafterc__________afive-monthtask.47.Themandidagreatjobintraditionalartclay.Hewasi________onTVandthathelpedmorepeoplelearnabouthim.48.Doyouknowwhene__________theWorldBookDayis?Ican’trememberwhatdayofAprilitis.49.Lisagivesal__________descriptionofhowtheyspendtheNewYear’sEveinChengdu,whichmakesmefeelIweretheretoo.50.Teenagersshouldbecarefulabouttheirs________onlinewithmoreandmorescam(诈骗)apps.DavidandLindaaretalkingataparty.D-David,L-LindaD:Wow,Linda!Youusedtobeso51.Lookatyounow!You’vechangedalot.L:Yeah.It’sbeentwoyearssincewelastsaweachotherandtimehaschangedmealot.IrememberLilyinvitedmetoherbirthdaypartiesafewtimes,butIoftenmadeexcusestobe52becauseofmyshyness.D:Whatcausedsuchabigchangeinyou?L:Ihavetothankmyheadteacher,Mrs.Li.IneverthoughtIcoulddoanythingwellbefore.IalsofeltIwasnotgoodenoughtocatchothers’53.ButMrs.Lialways54mebysaying“I’msureyoucanmakeit.”D:Thosewords55alottoyou?L:Ofcourse.Theymayseemsimple,butyoucan’timaginehowimportanttheyweretome56.Ibegantochangemyself.D:It’sawisechoice.Nowyouaremoreconfidentandexcellent.IwishIcoulddothesame.NowIhavedifficultylearningEnglish.It’shardtoremembernewwordsandlongtexts.L:Don’tworry,David.Toremembernewwords,Ioftenusechants,songsandpictures.IalsocheckthenumberofwordsIcanremembereachday57Friday,sinceweoftenhaveatestonthatday.D:ButIeasilyforgetsomeofthem.L:It’snormaltoforget.58themafteroneortwoweeksisnecessary.Forlongpassages,trytogetthegeneral59andkeypointsfirst.Andifyouwanttomasterlanguagestructures,thebestwayistousetheminpractice.D:OK!Iwilltrytodomorereading,listening,speakingandwritinginEnglisheveryday.L:Great!I’msureyou’llfindalearningmethod(方法)that60you.LikeMrs.Lisays,we’reallgoodatdifferentthingsandwecanallmakeadifference!baseconnectdayfewimaginelaylittlemysteryrecentrelatetalentwriteWhatissciencefiction?Adictionarymaytellyouit’sfiction61onfutureornewscientificdiscoveries.Manysci-fistoriesdealwithspacetravelorlifeonotherplanets.Chinesesci-fiwriterHaiYa.however,hastakenaverydifferentway.Manyofhiswritings62toChinesecultureandhistory.OneofthemisTheSpace-TimePainter.Thenovel63haswontheHugoAward,theworld’stopsciencefictionprize.HaiYagottheideaforTheSpace-TimePainterafterlearningaboutOneThousandLiofRiversandMountains.WangXimeng,a64Song-dynastypainter,createditattheageof18.Themandiedyoungand65isknownabouthim.This“gap”(空白)inhistorygivesHaiYathespaceandfreedomtocreateanovel.ThemaincharacterinTheSpace-TimePainterisZhaoXimeng.Hislifeexperienceismodeled(仿照)onthatofWang.Aftermanyhardtimes,Zhao’smindleaveshisbodyandentersa66space.There,hemeetsZhouNing.Themodern-daypoliceofficeristryingtosolveacaseaboutanancientpainting.HaiYadidn’tjustcreatethestoryoutofhis67.Hecarefullystudiedhistoricalfactsandtriedhisbest68Chineseculturewithsciencefiction.InordertofinishTheSpace-TimePainter,HaiYaexplored(探索)notonlya“gap”inhistorybutalso“gaps”inhis69life.AswecongratulateHaiYaonhisbigsuccess,wecanalltakeamomenttothinkaboutwhat“gaps”wecanexplore.Areyouinterestedinhistory?Istherea“gap”thatfewothers70afingeronsofar?Trytomakegooduseofit.Maybeitwillbeyourchancetobringhomeabigprize,too.Assummergiveswaytoautumn,manyofuswantwarmthandsunlight.Itiscommonforsomeofustofeeldownwhenthedaysgetshorter.71Whileautumnsadnessisacommonseasonalfeelingwehaveasthereislesssunlight,forsomepeople,ittakesonamoreseriousformknownasseasonalaffectivedisorder(情绪失调),orSAD.72PeoplewhohaveSADtypicallyoversleep,overeat,andloseinterestinactivitiestheyonceenjoyed.Generally,almostallpeoplewhohaveSADfeelsadandhelpless.73JohnsHopkinsUniversitysuggeststhatifpeoplegetlessnaturallightduringtheautumnandwintermonths,theirbody’shormones(荷尔蒙)willbeinfluenced.74Lighttherapy(光疗法)isacommonandusefultreatment.Patientsareadvisedtoletundersunlightorman-madelightthatcopiesnaturalsunlight.Lighttherapycanhelpregulatepatients’hormonesandgettheirlivesbackontrack.75Forexample,youcankeeparegularsleepschedule,takepartinregularphysicalactivity,andhaveabalanceddiet.It’sworthnotingthat,inmostcases,SADbeginsinyoungadulthood.So,whilelearninginbooksandclasses,don’tforgettoenjoythesunlightoutdoorsandgetenergyfromnature!A．Peoplecallthisautumnsadness.B．DealingwithSADoftenrequiresmedicalhelp.C．Butit’snotaneasyjobtofindoutwhatcausesSAD.D．Besides,livingahealthierlife,canhelpmanageSAD.E．SADmostlystartsinlateautumnorearlywinterandgoesawayinspringandsummer.F．ThecauseofSADisnotyettotallyunderstood,butmanyhavebeeninfluencedbyitsdevelopment.Creativeideasarebringingnatureintocityareasallaroundtheworld.Herearesomecitiesthathavefoundwaystolettheplantsin,whichisgoodfortheirpopulationsandtheenvironment.LiverpoolAlivingwallishowthecityofLiverpoolhasmaderoomfornatureinitsbusycitycenter.Withoutplantingspace,itturnedtheconcrete(混凝土的)surfaceoftheSt.John’sShoppingCenterintoa65-meterlivingwall.Itisperfectlylocatedtohelptakeinsomeofthepollutionproducedbythenearbybusstation.In2021,twobeehives(蜂箱)wereputontherooftopoftheshoppingcenter,eachhousing20,000bees.Thebeesdon’tjustpollinate(授粉)onthelivingwall.Theyareactivewithinafive-kilometer-widecirclearoundtheirhives,helpingtheenvironmentofthewidercommunity.SingaporeSingaporeplanstobe“acityofnature.”InFebruary2021,thecityannounced(宣告)its“GreenPlan2030.”It’saprogramtomakethecityasenvironmentallyf