A

Let'sgetclosetoEricandhavealook.Ithasasquarebody

withtwolonglegs.Look!Ericisridingabicycleontheplayground

ofourschool.Hecandoafewtricks.Don'tfalloffyourbike,

Eric!

ThisrobotisnamedSusan.Ithasaroundfacewithtwobigeyes.

Listen!Sheisplayingthepianoattheconcert!Oh,sheplayedvery

well.Allthestudentsareclappingtheirhands.Congratulations,

Susan!

ThenextoneiscalledDick.Ithasastrongbuild.Heiswearing

aredsuit.Heisswimminglikeafroginthepool.Heoftenmakes

afunnysoundtodrawstudents'attention.Youareaperfect

swimmer,Dick!

ThelastoneintherobotfamilyisAnna.Shehasatallandthin

buildwithlonghairtoitsshoulder.Sheiswearingapurple

mini-skirt.Sheisskatingonourschoolicerink.Lookout,Anna!

Don'thaveafall!

47.iswearingaredsuit.

A.DickB.EricC.Anna

D.Susan

48.Ericisableto.

A.playthepianoB.rideabicycle

C.swimlikeafrogD.skateonthe

ice

49.Wecanknowthataisgoingonatschoolnow.

A.musicfestivalB.physicalexam

C.chesscompetitionD.robotshow

B

Gordon?shobbymayseemstrangetous.Helikesbuildingmodel

shipsinsideoldbottles.

Gordonhasalwayslovedships,especiallysailingshipsfromtheolddays.

HisinterestwasmademanyyearsagowhenhevisitedamuseuminOttawa,

Canada,wheremodelshipsinbottlesweredisplayed（展示）.Gordonregardedit

asawonderfulshow.Atthesametimeanideacametohismind.Howdidthe

craftsman（手藝人）gettheshipthroughthenarrowneckofthebottle?Gordon

decidedtomakearesearch.

Hefoundanoldcraftsmanwhowasgladtoteachhimthebasicskills.First,

Gordontakesanoldbottle.Thenheputsinalayerofpaint,carefullyshapedand

paintedtolooklikethesea.Next,hebuildstheship.Togettheshipthroughthe

neckofthebottle,Gordonfolds（折疊）downthemasts（桅桿）.Oncetheshipis

insidethebottle,hetakesalong,thintooltoraisethemasts.

Gordonhascompletedmorethanonehundredmodels.Hisaimistobuildup

aircraftcarriers（航空母艦），buses,cars,airplanes,houses,andmanyotherkinds

ofmodelsinsidethebottles.Thiswillbemorechallenging（挑戰(zhàn)）,ashewillhave

tobuildactuallyinsidethebottle.Hishobbycertainlyneedstime,patienceanda

steady（平穩(wěn)的）hand.

50.Gordonbecameinterestedin.

A.sailingashipintheseaB.puttingashipina

bottle

C.collectingoldsailingshipsD.goingonaholidayby

ship

51.Whichofthefollowingisthesecondstepaccordingtothethirdparagraph?

52.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.GordongottheideafromashowinCanada.

B.Gordonlearntthebasicskillsfromaseaman.

C.Gordonhasmadelessthan100modelssofor.

D.Gordonwilluseasmallerbottleinthefuture.

七、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出能填入空白處的最

佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（共8分，每小題2分）

JoanneRowlingwasborninEngland.Shewrote

herfirststoryattheageoffiveorsix.Atschool

herfavoritesubjectwasEnglishandsheusedto

makeupstorieswithherfriends.Whensheleft

school,shestudiedinParisforayeartolearn

French.60However,mostofal1shewantedto

write!

In1992,sheleftEnglandtogotoPortugal（葡萄牙）toteachEnglish.

Whileshewasthereshegotmarriedtoajournalistandhadadaughter.

Afewyearslater,JoannereturnedtoliveinScotland.61While

shewasthere,shefinishedherstoryaboutHarryPotter,ayoungboy

whoisawizard（術(shù)土）.

Thenoneday,in1997,shefoundapublisher（出版商）.Shewasvery

excitedandhappy!Tohersurprise,herbookwassoldinmillions!It

wonmanyprizes!62

EverybodywantedtoreadaboutHarryPotter.Herstorieshavebeen

translatedintomanylanguages.63JoanneRowlinghaswritten

severalmorebooksaboutHarryPotterandallofthemhavesoldmillions

ofcopies.Someoftheselaterbooksarealsobeingmadeintofilms.

A.SoJoannebecameveryrichandfamous.

B.Ittookheroveroneyeartowriteherfirstbook.

C.Afteruniversity,sheexperiencedal1sortsofdifferentjobs.

D.Andtheycannowbereadalloverthewor1d.

E.Shehadverylittlemoneyandlivedinaverysmallflat.

A

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47.Whichbookisthecheapestnow?

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48.IfyoubuyonebookTheLittleFingers,howmuchcanyousave?

A.$3.00.B.$6.00.C.$7.00D.

$10.00.

49.Youreadthisadvertisementmostprobably.

A.ontheradioB.inamagazine

C.ontheInternetD.inanewspaper

B

DuringhislifeDrJamesNaismithworkedasadoctor,taughtP.Eandwroteseveral

books.Whileheneverthoughtitveryimportant,DrNaismithistodaybestknown

foronething.Hewastheinventorofbasketball.

DrJamesNaismithwasborninCanadain1861andhisfirstjobwasataspecial

sportsschoolintheUSA.Onedaytheschool1eadertoldJameshewashavingaproblem

withthestudents.Becauseofheavysnow,thestudentscouldnotgooutside.Hetold

Jamesthattheyneededasportthattheboyscouldplayindoors.Hegavetheteacher

twoweekstothinkofsomething.

ItwasontheverylastdaythatJamescameupwithhisidea.The“birthof

basketball”issaidtobeonDecember21,1891,whentwoteamsfromtheschoolplayed

thefirstgame.Itwasquitedifferentfromthebasketballgamesoftoday.Ithad

9playersoneachteamandtheyusedfootballinsteadofbasketball.Soonafter,

thegamechangedto5playersoneachside,usingspecial“basketballs“through

nets.

AlthoughDrNaismithdidnotlivetoseebasketbal1issopopulartoday,in1936,

justthreeyearsbeforehisdeath,basketballbecameanOlympicsportattheGames

inBerlin.

50.DrJamesNaismithdidn,t

A.workasadoctoratahospital.B.writesomebooksinlife.

C.teachP.EinschoolintheUSAD.takepartintheOlympic

Games.

51.InwhichseasondidDrNaismithinventbasketball?

A.Winter.B.Autumn.C.Summer.D.

Spring.

52.Howmanyplayerswereineachteamduringthegameatthebeginning?

A.5B.9C.10D.12

七、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)

中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（共8分，每小題2分）

Yearsago,ifateenagerhadsomeproblemsinhislife,hemightwritethem

inhisdiary.NowhemightgetontheInternetandwritetheminhisblog（博客）.

60Then,whatmakesablogdifferentfromadiary?

Thebiggestdifferenceisthatablogismuchmorepublicthanadiary.61.

Usually,ateenagerlikeshidinghisdiarybookandtreatsitassecret.Ifyouare

notsatisfiedwithafriendandwritesomethingbadabouthiminyourdiary,hewill

neverknowit.However,ifyoudothisontheInternet,thatfriendmayreadyour

blogandgetangry.62.

Abloghasgoodpoints,ofcourse.Peoplechoosetowriteinblogs,theyknow

thattheirfriendswillreadwhattheywrite.Ifyoufeelsadonedayandwritein

yourdiary,noonewillknowaboutit.63,yourfriendsmayquicklywriteback

tocomfortyouandoffertheirhelp.Blogshelppeopleknowwhattheirfriendsare

doing.

A.Inmanyways,adiaryandablogarealmostthesame

B.Anyonecanreadwhatyouwriteinyourblog

C.Blogsarebecomingmoreandmoreimportant

D.Sowehavetobecarefulofwhatwewrite

E.Ifyouwritethesamewordsinyourblog

2012海淀

閱讀理解（扶44分）

六、閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后各摩所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇

最佳選項(xiàng)。（共26分，每小題2分）

A

TnaMKtUoon,R?“rvat>on

Address：|hnp/www.thoEateponiss。收bon.conv'main

The

Reservation

Createdin1677inVirginia.America,theMattaponiReservation(自然保護(hù)區(qū))sitsona

highsleepbankoftheMattaponiRiver.TheMattaponihaveworkedhardtokeeptheir

ancientwayoflifeandcustoms.

MATTAPONICULTUREDAY

May18

1(HX)a.m.-5:00p.m.

ADMISSION：Adults(12yearsandolder)-$6.00Children-Fn*

ComeandspendthedaywithusonthebankoftheMattaponiRiverfor

aneducationalexperienceshowingthecustomsoftheMattaponi.During

；thisspecialday,AmericanIndians(FirstAmericans)willdanceandplaythe

idrumswhiledressedintribal(部落的)clothing.Thisyearvisitorsmayjoin

'inthedancinganddrumming.

Visitorswillbeabletoseeartistsandcraftsmenastheyshowtheir

,basket-making,pottery-makingandtool-makingskills.AmericanIndian

storytellerswillhelpyouseehowtheirhabitsandbeliefs

passedontochildrenthrough

legendsandstories.

^njoyActivities

PlayAmericanIndianchildren,sgames.

TasteAmericanIndianfbodft.

Buycraftsandsouvenirs.

Watchsongsanddance.

九年級(jí)英語試題第6頁(yè)（共12頁(yè)）

47.WecanenjoyMattaponiCultureDayat.

A.9:00a.m.B.3:00p.m.C.6:00p.m.D,10:00p.m.

48.IfTom,15yearsold,wantstoenjoythatdaywithhisparents,theyneedto

Pay.

A.$6B.$12C.$18D,$24

49.Whatcanwedoonthatday?

A.Makebaskets.B.Singsongs.C.Tellstories.D.Playgames.

B

ANativeAmericanandhisfriendwereindowntownNewYorkCity,walkingnear

TimesSquareinManhattan.Itwasduringthenoonlunchhourandthestreetswere

filledwiththenoiseofpeopleandcars.Suddenly,theNativeAmericansaid,"I

hearacricket（蟋蟀）.”

Hisfriendsaid,"What?Youmustbecrazy.Youcouldn,tpossiblyhearacricket

inallofthisnoise!”“No,I'msureofit,“theNativeAmericansaid,“Iheard

acricket.”"That'scrazy,“saidthefriend.

TheNativeAmericanlistenedcarefullyforamoment,andthenwalkedacrossthe

streettoabigwall.Theretheysawbushes（灌木）?Helookedintothebushes,and

sureenough,hefoundasmallcricket.Hisfriendwasquiteamazed."That's

unbelievable,wsaidhisfriend."Youmusthavesuperhumanears!”

“No,"saidtheNativeAmerican."Myearsarenotdifferentfromyours.It

al1dependsonwhatyou*relisteningfor.“Buithatcan'tbe!”saidthefriend.

“Icouldneverhearacricketinthisnoise.”

“Yes,it'strue,“camethereply."Itdependsonwhatisreallyimportant

toyou.Here,letmeshowyou."Hereachedintohispocket,pulledoutafewcoins,

anddroppedthemonthesidewalk.Andthen,withthenoiseofthecrowdedstreet

stillintheirears,theynoticedeveryheadwithin20feetturnandlooktosee

ifthemoneywastheirs.

“SeewhatImean?”askedtheNativeAmerican."Ital1dependsonwhatJs

importanttoyou.”

50.TheNativeAmericanwas______withhisfriendwhenheheardacricket.

A.takingawalkB.watchingpeoplewalking

C.lookingforcricketsD.lookingforimportantthings

51.Hisfriendsfelt_____aftertheyfoundthecricket.

A.unsureB.crazyC.relaxedD.amazed

52.Thewriterwantstotell_______.

A.peoplepaymoreattentiontowhatisimportanttothem

B.peoplewonderwhatisimportanttothem

C.peoplecanheardifferentsounds

D.peoplebelievewhattheyheard

七、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的

最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（共8分，每小題2分）

MariaMartinezisrememberedtodayasthemakerof

beautifulpottery.Herpotteryisinmuseumsalloverthe

world.

60ShelivedinNewMexicoinAmerica.Asayoung

woman,Mariawasknownforthefinepotsshemade.Mariaand

theothervillagewomenmadepotsfortheirfamilies.Theyalso

soldpotstovisitors.

In1908,somearchaeologists（考古學(xué)家）foundbrokenbitsofpottery

inMaria'svillage.TheybelongedtoAmericanswholivedthere700years

before.

61TheywerethinnerthanMaria*spots.Thefindsinfluenced

herart.Mariadecidedtomakesuchapot.Herhusbandhelpedher.Theyhadtofind

awaytomakethepotthinner.Mariaknewtheclaysheusedwouldnotwork.Athin

potmadeoutofthatclaywou1dcrack(破裂)easily.Mariamixeddifferentamounts

ofclay,sand,andwater.62Mariaproducedmanypotsinher1ifetime.63

TheyarekeepingtheoldwaysalivejustasMariahaddonebefore.

A.Hersonandgrandsonalsolearnedhowtomakebeautifulpots.

B.Atlast,shediscoveredamixthatwouldnotcrack.

C.Mariataughtherhusbandhowtomakepots.

D.ThenthearchaeologistsshowedthemtoMaria.

E.Mariawasbomaround1881.

2012門頭溝A

Monday10:30?11:00amvisitUnclePeterinGeneral

Hospital

Tuesday2:00?4:00pmswimmingclass

Wednesday12:00?6:00pm.….part-timejob

Thursday10:30?11:30amappointmentwithMr.Green

Friday11:00am一.gototheairporttomeetSam

Saturday10:00?12:00ammeetDavetostudyfortest

Sunday5:00?7:00pmbirthdaypartyforKate

閱讀John的日程表，選擇正確答案。

()47.isillinhospital.

A.KateB.PeterC.JohnD.Sam

()48.Johnhasaswimmingclasson.

A.SundayB.TuesdayC.WednesdayD.Thursday

()49.Johndoeshispart-timejobforhoursonWednesday.

A.fiveB.sixC.tenD.eleven

()50.JohnmeetsSam.

A.atDave'shouseB.inthehospitalC.attheairportD.in

KateJshome

B

DouKou,aChineseboy,iscalled“theyoungestwriterintheworld”.Hehas

writtenthreebookstillnow.DouKouwasborninJiangsuin1994.Whenhewas7

monthsold,hisparentsstartedworkinginover30differentcities,suchasXi'an

andShenzhen.Thiskindoflifegavehimthingstothinkandwriteabout.Whenhe

was9monthsold,hecouldspeakandattheageofone,hecouldsayfivetosix

hundredwords.Atthree,hecouldlookupwordsinthedictionary.Atfour,hisfather

taughthimhowtolearnbyhimself.Hisparentslikereadingverymuch.Sodoeshe.

Attheageof5,hebeganwritingfairytales.Attheageof6,hewroteanovel

abouthislifeindifferentcitieswithhisparents.Hisfairytalesareallfrom

hislife.Oneday,hefoundmanymiceinthehouse.Themiceatetheirfoodandthey

alsohurthismother'shand.Sohethought,“Ifwegivemicethestomachofcows,

theywilleatgrassandtheywillbehelpfultopeople."Thiswashisfirstfairy

talesChangeStomachforMice.Nowhestudieswe11inamiddleschool.Hehaswritten

histhirdbook,thenovelcalledEyesofChiIdren.Hesays,“Iamnotdifferent

fromotherchildren.Ijustwroteseveralbooks.”

()51.HowmanybookshasDouKouwritten?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.

)52.DouKoubegantouseadictionary

A.whenhewrotefairytales

B.afterhewenttoschool

C.beforehisfathertaughthimhowtolearnsomething

D.afterhismothertaughthimhowtolearnsomething

)53.Whichisthebesttitle?

A.ThreeBooksbyaChildB.HowtoWriteaFairy

Tales

C.HowClevertheBoyisD.DouKou,theYoungestWriter

七、閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)

中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。（共8分，每小題2分）

ManypeopleliketowatchTV.WatchingTVisoneofthemostimportantactivities

oftheday.TVbringstheoutsideclosertopeople'shomes.Somepeoplesaythe

worldissmallerthanbeforebecauseofTV.

What'sgoingonintheothercountries?60Isthereagoodsportsgame

somewhere?What'slifeinthedeepestpartofthesea?

Ifyouwanttoanswertheseandotherkindsofquestions,justturnontheTV.

61Youcanseealotandlearnalot.Ofcourse,peoplecanalsolearnthrough

readingorlisteningtotheradio.ButwithTVtheycan1earnbetterandmoreeasily.

Why?62

TVhelpstoopenoureyes.63TVoftengivesusnewideas.Welearnnewer

andbetterwaysofdoingsomething.

A.It'sbadforyoureyestowatchTV.

B.Turnitonandwatch.

C.TValsohelpstoopenourminds.

D.Becausetheycanhearandwatch,too.

E.Howdopeopleliveinplacesfaraway?

2012延慶A

Alicewasexcited.AnewcopyofOurpets,OurPalshadjustcomeinthemail.

Shesatinachairandbeganreadingit.

OorPet?

DorPals

LetterstotheEditor

DearPetPal,DearPetPal,

Iloveyourmagazine.I'vebeenIliketotakemydogRalphtomy

readingitsinceIwassevenyearsgrandmotherTshouse,buthemakes

old.IIiketoreadaboutcatsbecausehersneeze.Canyouhelpme?

Ihavetwocats.-Steve,age13

-Emily,age10

DearSteve,

DearPetPal,Ifyourgrandmotherhasafenced

AfterreadinguGoldfishMakeyard,keepRalphoutside.

GreatPets”,IconvincedmymotherThatshouldhelp!

thatIshouldgetmyfirstpet.——Editor

NowIhavetwogoldfish.Thanks!

-Mario,age11

Alicedecidedtowritealetter,too.Shetookoutapenandapieceofpaper.

DearPetPal,

Canyoutellmeifsnakesmakegoodpets?MybrotherandIsaytheydo,

butourparentsarenotsosure.Perhapsyoucouldhelp.

Alice,age11

49.is10yearsoldandhastwocats.

A.AliceB.MarioC.SteveD.Emily

50.Stevelikestogotohisgrandmother*shousewiththe.

A.catsB.dogC.snakesD.goldfish

51.Alicewouldliketo.

A.keepasnakeasapetB.giveherbrotherasnake

C.writeareportonsnakesD.readabookaboutsnakes

B

Onecoldday,Marikoandherdadwerewalkingtothestore.

"I'mtiredofwinter,wsaidMariko.

Dadwavedattheirneighbor."IbetMr.Hillwishesspringwouldcometoo.”

MarikolookeduptoseeMr.Hillinhiswindow.Hewaved,andshewavedback.

“Mr.Hillloveshisgarden,“saidMariko.Mr.Hillhadtheprettiestspring

f1owergarden.Itwasfulloftulipsanddaffodils（水仙花）.

Dadnodded."Yes,hedoes.Andsinceheisold,itishardforhimtogooutside

inwinter.Thestreetsaretooicy.”

Atthestore,Marikohelpeddadchoosemilk,bread,andcarrots.

“Youmaychooseatreatforyourself,Mariko,“saiddad.

Marikothoughtanapplewouldtastegood.Butsuddenlysomethingelsecaught

hereye.

Shepulledondad'ssleeve（衣袖）.“Oh,Dad,look,daffodils!v

Dadsmiled."Isthatthetreatyouwant?”

Marikonodded.

Marikocouldn,tstoplookingatherdaffodilsallthewayhome.Butwhenshe

gottoMr.Hill*shouse,shestopped.Shelookedupatthewindow.

“Waithere,dad,please,"shesaid."I'11berightback.”

Marikorangthedoorbell.

WhenMr.Hillcametothedoor,Marikoheldoutthedaffodils.

Mr.Hili'sfacelitup1ikethesun.uWhatawonderfulwintersurprise!he

cried."Youhavebroughtmespring!w

52.It'shardforMr.Hilltogooutsideinwinterbecause.

A.therearemanypeopleinthestreets

B.thestreetsaretooicy

C.hehastolookafterhisflowers

D.helikesworkinginhisgarden

53.Marikogavethedaffodilstoheratlast.

A.fatherB.teacherC.motherD.neighbor

54.FromthepassagewecanknowMariko.

A.wantstopleaseherfatherB.iskindandthinksofothers

C.doesn,tlikewinteratallD.1ikesprettythings1ikeflowers

七、還原句子（共8分，每小題2分）

Oneday,whileIwaswalkingalongthestreet,Inoticedapieceofwood.

60..Ipickedhimupandfoundhewasbadlyhurt.Itookithomeas

quicklyaspossible.

Afterseveraldays,thecatgotwell.Thecatwasverysmall.61..

SoIcalleditLittleBit.Atthattime,IlovedLittleBitverymuch.WhereverI

went,Ialwaystookhim.AnytimeIwashome,heneverleftmyside.

62..Ispentmymostofmytimewithmyfriends.Iwouldcomein

thehouseonmyphoneandnotmaketimeforLittleBitatall.

Untiloneday,IfoundsomethingwaswrongwithhimandItookhimtothepet

hospital,buttheycoulddonothing.63..

LittleBit'sdeathmademerealizehowmuchhemeanttome.Ifeelsorryfor

notalwaysbeingthereforhim.Iwillalwaysrememberthespecialmemorieswemade.

A.However,Igrewup

B.Icouldevenputhimintomypocket

C.Underthewoodwasasmallblackcat

D.Myparentslovedhimverymuch

E.Thepoorcatfilledmyarmsanddied

2012東城A

Johnisamanagerandheisverybusy.Hespendsalotoftimetraveling

>abroad.Sohereadsshortstories.Helikesreadingstoriesaboutordinary

peopleandthethingsthathappentothemintoday'sworld.

?Saraisastudent.Shelikesreadingtruestories.Inthosestories,people

writeaboutthemselves.She'sespeciallyinterestedinpeoplewhohave

,hadunusualordifferentlives.Shealsowantstowriteastoryabout

,herselfoneday.

彳八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八八■'八八八八八八八八八八八