2023學年第一學期期末考試九年級英語試卷考生注意：1.本卷有七大題,共84小題。2.試卷滿分140分。考試時間90分鐘。3.全部試題均采用連續(xù)編號。請將所有答案做在答題紙的指定位置上,做在試卷上一律不給分。Part1Listening(第一部分聽力)I.ListeningComprehension(聽力理解)(共25分)A.Listenandchoosetherightpicture(根據(jù)你聽到的內(nèi)容,選出相應的圖片)(5分)1.__________2._________3.___________4.__________5.___________B.Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertothequestionyouhear(根據(jù)你聽到的對話和問題,選擇最恰當?shù)拇鸢?(5分)6.A)Seeafilm. B)Gohome C)Goforapicnic. D)WatchTV.7.A)7:30. B)8:30. C)10:30. D)12:30.8.A)Disappointed. B)Embarrassed. C)Surprised. D)Satisfied.9.A)Teacherandstudent. B)Managerandclerk.C)Husbandandwife D)Customerandwaitress.10.A)Thepricewastoohigh. B)Thefoodwasterrible.更多優(yōu)質(zhì)資源可進入/C)Therestaurantwasdirty. D)Theservicewasslow.C.Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse(判斷下列句子是否符合你聽到的內(nèi)容,符合的用“T”表示,不符合的用“F”表示)(5分)11.Thefarmer'shousewasalwaysquitenoisybecauseheraisedalotofanimals.12.Thefarmercouldn'tstand(忍受)thenoise,sohewenttothewisemanforhelp.13.Thedogandthecowmadethefarmer'ssixchildrenarguemorethanever.14.Thefarmerhadvisitedthewisemanthreetimesbeforehishousewascompletelyquiet.15.Afterputtingtheanimalsbackoutside,thefarmerfoundhishousewasn'tsonoisyanymore.D.Listentothepassageandcompletethefollowingsentences(聽短文完成下列內(nèi)容,每空格限填一詞)(10分)16.Mozartwaswellknownformakingwonderfulmusicandhewas_____________asachild!17.AlthoughMozartcouldnotseethepianokeys,hestill____________________.18.Mozarthad________________toplaytheviolinbytheageofeight.19.Anoperaislikeaplay.Butthepartsofanoperaaren'tspoken.They_________________.20.Mozart_________________buthismusicisstillplayedandlovedallovertheworld.Part2GrammarandVocabulary(第二部分語法和詞匯)II.Choosethebestanswer(選擇最恰當?shù)拇鸢?(共15分)21.MrWhite,ourscienceteacher,showedhisinterest___________scienceinhisearlylife.A)to B)with C)in D)for22.Studentsshouldlearnhowtoprotect_________fromallkindsofdanger.A)they B)them C)their D)themselves23.You'dbettercloseyoureyesfor__________secondstorelaxafterwatchingTVforalongtime.A)few B)afew C)little D)alittle24.Thetempleisoneof___________buildingsinthetown.Wemusttakeactiontoprotectit.A)ancient B)moreancient C)mostancient D)themostancient25.Theseblueberriesandbananaslook_________,I'dliketobuysomeformygrandparents.A)softly B)lovely C)properly D)gently26.—__________willyougotothesupermarket?—I'mnotsure,probablyinanothertenminutes.(A)Howlong B)Howoften C)Howsoon D)Howfast27.We__________knowsomethingabouttheYouthProtectionLawsothatwecanprotectourselves.A)can B)would C)may D)should28.BythetimeJackwasfourteenyearsold,he_________astorybookonhisown.A)wouldpublish B)haspublished C)published D)hadpublished29.Manygraduates__________bytheheadmastertocelebratetheschool's80birthdaylastmonth.A)invited B)haveinvited C)wereinvited D)wereinviting30.Wouldyoumind________careofmypetdogwhenI'monabusinesstripthisweekend?A)take B)totake C)taking D)taken31.Thetrafficissoheavyintherushhour.You'dbetter_________theroadconditionsaheadoftime.A)check B)tocheck C)checked D)checking32.Therewassomethingwrongwithmybicycle,_________Ihadtogotoschoolonfootyesterday.A)and B)or C)but D)so33.Youreducationwillbeincomplete___________youhavepracticallifeskills.A)if B)although C)because D)unless34.Johnisnotagoodteamplayer.Herarelysharesopinionswithhisteammates,________he?A)is B)isn't C)does D)doesn't35.Thelittleboypickedupthemoneyandhandedittothepoliceofficer.________honestboyheis!A)How B)What C)Whata D)WhatanIII.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce(將下列單詞或短語填入空格。每空格限填一詞,每詞只能填一次)(共8分)A.protects B.message C.sickness D.prevents E.toolsComputersaretheresultsofscientificdiscoveries.Somepeoplebelievetheyaregood36.TheInternetisalsogood,butsomepeoplespendtoomuchtimeonline.Theycan'tstop.Doctorssaythisisanew37.TheycallitInternetAddictionDisorder(IAD,網(wǎng)絡成癮癥).PeoplewithIADareonlinealot.Ittakesthemhoursto38theirfriendsorplayonlinegames.ManypeoplewithIADspendmoretimeontheInternetthanwithfamilyorfriends.SomepeoplewithIADjustcan'tswitchofftheircomputers.Usingcomputerstoomuch39themfromworkingefficiently.Somepeopleevenquittheirjobs!A.getangry B.Inthisway C.thinkabout D.Bytheway E.takeabreakDoyouhaveIAD?Testyourselfwiththesequestions.Howmanyhoursadayareyouonline?Isitalotoralittle?Whenyouarenotonline,willyou40playingacomputergameorcheckingyourmessages?Whenyouareonline,willyouforgetthetime?Doyou41whenyoucan'tplayagame?IfyouhaveIAD,whatcanyoudo?Dr.IvanGoldbergandDr.KimberlyYounghavesomeideas.First,askyourself“WhyamIonlinealot?”Thentryto42.Forexample,usethecomputerorplaygamesonceaweek,noteveryday43,youcanhaveagoodsociallifewithotherfriends.IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms(用括號中所給單詞的適當形式完成下列句子)(共8分)44.Manypeopleprefertolookupthemeaningsofthenewwordsin__________.(dictionary)45.Lookatthisphoto.The__________ladyfromtheleftisourclassteacher.(nine)46.Whenpeoplegetolder,theirshort-termmemoryusuallybecomes__________.(bad)47.DoctorChenandhiscrewwill__________onthesickmannextWednesday.(operation)48.There'llbeanimportantinterviewtomorrow.I'mafraidIcan't__________goouttonight.(possible)49.ChatGPTisconsideredasoneofthebiggest__________whichhavegreatlychangedthetechnologyworld.(invent)50.WhenyoureadanarticleinEnglish,it's______________tounderstandeverysingleword.(necessary)51.Thousandsofvolunteershelpedthehomelesspeopleinthatarea____________theirhousesaftertheterribleearthquake.(build)V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根據(jù)所給要求,改寫下列句子。52-57題,每空格限填一詞,58題注意句首大寫)(共14分)52.Tinaandherfriendssetupacampandplayedtheguitarinthepark.(改為否定句)Tinaandherfriends_________________upacamporplaytheguitarinthepark.53.Thepolicemenweresearchingforthekidnapperswhenitbegantorain.(對劃線部分提問)___________________thepolicemendoingwhenitbegantorain?54.Nowadays,peopleusesmartphonestotakepicturesinsteadofcameras.(改為被動語態(tài))Nowadays,smartphones___________________totakepicturesinsteadofcameras.55.Dadaskedme,“Haveyoureadtoday'snewspaper?”(改為間接引語)Dadaskedme_________I___________readthatday'snewspaper.56.Thismathproblemishard.Nobodycanworkitout(合并為一句)Thismathproblemistoohard___________________toworkout.57.SimontakespartinonlinecoursesmoreoftenthanEmily.(保持句意基本不變)Emily__________takepartinonlinecoursessooften_________Simon.58.pocketmoney,cost,thelatesthelicoptermodel,thelittleboy,alotof(連詞成句)_______________________________________________________________________________Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分讀寫)VI.ReadingComprehension(閱讀理解)(共50分)A.Choosethebestanswer(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最恰當?shù)拇鸢?(12分)Tutors(Fulltime/Part-time)HAPPYCLASSROOMJobduties:1.TeachingprimaryschoolstudentsChinese,English,andMathematics2.Preparingteachingmaterials3.Answeringparents'andstudents'questionsLocation:CityCentreRequirement(要求):UniversitygraduatePleasecontactMissChengat33133313onorbefore16August.FashionDesignerKIDS’WORLDResponsibilities:☆Designingkids'clothing☆Doingresearchonthelatestfashionstyles☆CommunicatingwithcustomersJobrequirements:☆Atleastthreeyears'experienceinthefashionindustry☆Creativeandhard-workingLocation:Ifyouareinterested,youmaysendyourresume(簡歷)to:MrZhangRoom402,SunshineBuilding,17GreenRoad3313onorbefore16August.SecretCornerCafeAreyoucheerful,polite,detail-mindedandresponsible?Ifyes,joinus!WearelocatedinSeasideTown.Ourcustomerslovethepeacefulandrelaxingenvironmenthere.Wearenowlookingforashopkeeper,whoneedstohelpkeepthecafecleanandtidy,keepgoodrelationshipswithourcustomersandsellourfoodanddrinks.Workingonpublicholidaysisrequired.Wouldyouliketoworkwithus?PleasesendanemailtoMrLiatsccafe@gmail.com.59.Jason'ssisterwantstoteachEnglish.Shecanprobablycontact_____________.A)MrLi B)MissCheng C)MrZhang D)herEnglishteacher60.KIDS’WORLDisaplacewhichsells__________________.A)tastyseafoodanddrinks B)differentkindsofteachingmaterialsC)fashionableclothesforchildren D)researchpapersonlatestfashionstyles61.TheshopkeeperprobablyneedNOT____________attheSecretCornerCafé.A)keepthecafecleanandtidy B)getalongwellwithcustomersC)welcomecustomerswarmly D)preparethefoodanddrinksforcustomers62.Whichofthefollowingapplicants(申請人)meetstheneedofthejobrequirements?A)JackappliesforKIDS'WORLD.Hehasjustgraduatedfromuniversity.B)GarywantstoworkforSecretComerCafe.Hecan'tworkonpublicholidays.C)Emilyisanexperiencedfashiondesigner.Shelovescommunicatingwithcustomers.D)Jason'ssisterwantstoworkasapart-timetutor.Sheisafraidoftalkingwithparents.63.TheapplicantscanNOTfind____________fromthenoticeboard.A)waystoapplyforthejobs B)thesalariesofthejobsC)thenamesofthecompanies D)theresponsibilitiesofthejobs64.Themainpurposeofthematerialisto____________________.A)selldifferentkindsofproducts B)attractstudentstojoindifferentclubsC)providedifferentjobopportunities D)shareusefulinformationamonggraduatesB.Choosethewordsorexpressionstocompletethepassage(選擇最恰當?shù)膯卧~或短語,完成短文)(12分)AIisbecomingmoreandmorepowerful,whichmakessomepeopleworrythattheywilllosetheirjobstomachines.Nowadays,companieshavereleasedAIthatcananswerquestions,writearticlesandcreateimages.Now,evenpeoplein65fieldsmustthinkaboutthepossibilityofAIreplacingthem.However,manyexperts(專家)stillbelievethattheseAIprogramscan'treallytaketheplaceofhumanbeings.UsingAIforcertaintasksmaybeagoodthing.PerhapsAIwilltakeoverlessinterestingworkanditallowspeopletodomoresatisfyingjobs.Forexample,washingmachinessavepeoplealotoftime,sotheycanusethatextratimeproductively.66,AImaybeabletotakeoverdulltaskstoletpeopledomoreproperthinking,sincethinkingupnewideasissomethingAIcan'tdo.Another67forAIishumaninteraction(互動、交流).Mostpeopleprefertocommunicatewithhumansratherthanmachines.Therefore,AIisunlikelytoreplacehumansforjobsthatrequirepersonalconnection,suchasadvisingorteaching.Arobotcanperformtasks,butitcan'ttrulycareaboutothers,andsometimescareiswhatpeopleneed.AIcanprocessdata(數(shù)據(jù))quickly,butitcanonlyusedatathatitisgiven.So,itisn'tableto68situationsthatarequitedifferentfromthoseinitsdata.Therefore,althoughsomeAIprogramscancreatecontent,69ofthemcanbetrulycreative.Finally,ifAIreceiveswronginformation,ithasnowayofrecognizingorcorrectingit.Humansmayalsomakemistakes,butlifeexperiencecanmakethemlearnfromtheirmistakes.Forthetimebeing,AIdoesnothavesuchanability.70,AImustcontinuallycheckthedatatomakesureitsconclusionsareaccurate.65.A)industry B)business C)creative D)education66.A)Finally B)Similarly C)Instead D)However67.A)advantage B)influence C)progress D)challenge68.A)dependon B)searchfor C)dealwith D)payattentionto69.A)all B)some C)most D)none70.A)Inaddition B)Asaresult C)Aboveall D)OntheotherhandC.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當?shù)脑~,使內(nèi)容通順,每空格限填一詞,首字母已給)(14分)In2013,DianaNyadbecamethefirstpersontoswimfromCuba(古巴)toFlorida(美國弗羅里達州)withoutthehelpofasharkcage,atage64.DianawasborninNewYorkCitybutmovedtoFloridaafterhergraduationfromcollege.Shebeganswimmingattheageof10andshowedt71andloveforthesportfromanearlystage.UnderthecoachofJackNelson,theformer(昔日的)Olympicswimmer,shewonalotoflong-distanceswimmingcompetitionsduringthe1960sand1970s.Dianabecamewell-knownforsettinganewr72forswimmingaroundtheislandofManhatan(曼哈頓島)in1975inatimeof7hoursand57minutes.Attheageof28,DianatriedtoswimfromCubatoFloridaforthefirsttime,butwasunsuccessfulafterhighwindsforcedhertogiveupthejourney.Afterexperiencingv73injuriesandhealthproblems,Dianafelttheneedfornewchallengesbeyondthepool.Attheageof30,shebecameajournalistinbroadcast.Dianalovedhernewjob,butfromthebottomofherheart,therestillwasanu74goal.After30yearsofnoswimming,Dianabegantrainingatage60withthegoaloffinishingwhatshestarted.In2011,shefailedtheCuba-to-Floridaswimt75,firstmakingit29hoursandthen41hours.Theswimwastoodifficultandfullofdanger.Duringthelongandtiringjourney,Dianahadmetwithterriblestormanddeadlyseaanimalssuchassharksandboxjellyfish(箱形水母).ButeverytimeDianafailed,shewasreadytofightback.InAugust2012,aftershehadspent60hoursinthewater,alightningstormandotherproblemsstoppedherforthefourthtime.In2013,35yearsafterherfirsttry,the64-year-oldDianaplannedtoswimfromCubatoFloridaforafifthtime.After52hours54minutesand18seconds,Dianacompletedthehistoricswimwiththehelpofacrewofdoctors,scientistsandnavigatorsonSeptember2.Shefinallybecamethefirstpersontoa76theclose-to-impossiblegoal.InherbookFindaWay,Dianasentusthreemessages:1.Weshouldneverevergiveup;2.It'snevertoooldtochaseyourdreams;3.Theswimlookslikeanindividualsportbuta77itneedsateameffort.D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題)(12分)Asakid,LaurieLowerlovedtoread.Shestilldoes.Sometimes,shethinksaboutwhatitwouldbeliketowanttoreadabookbutnotbeableto.“Iwouldbeheartbroken,”shesays.Laurieisabrailletranscriber(盲文眷寫員),.Shemakesbooksthatcanbereadbyblindpeople.Mostkidscanwalkintoalibraryorbookstoreandfindhundredsofbooksthey'reabletoread.Butit'snotthatsimpleforkidswhoareblind.Theyreadinadifferentway.Laurieandotherbrailletranscriberstaketheprintedwordsofastoryortextbookandchangethemintoacode(代碼)ofraiseddots(凸點).Peoplewhoareunabletoseecanreadthesedotswiththeirfingers.TheBrailleAlphabetWhenLauriefirstsawthedotsofthebraillealphabet,shewonderedifshe'deverbeabletoreadandwritethemeasily.Shetookaclassforaboutsixmonths.First,shelearnedtoformlettersinbraille.Thenshebeganformingwords.“Practice,practice,andmorepracticewerethekeystolearning,”Lauriesays.Allofherpracticepaidoff.Lauriepassedtheclassaftercompletingherfinalexam:shehadtotranscribe35pagesofabookintobraille.Today,LauricworksforNationalBraillePress(NBP,國家盲人出版社).Oneofherjobsistotranscribechildren'sbooksintobraille.Todothis,Lauriefirsttypesthestoryintoacomputer.Thensheusesacomputerprogramtotranslatethosewordsintothebraillecode.Sheneedstolookoverthetranslationthreetofivetimestomakesurethere'snomistake.Afterthat,acopyofthebraillestoryisprintedbyaspecialprinter.ThenthecopyisgiventoLaurieandotherproofreaders(校對員)tocheckagain.Whenabookisready,manycopiesofitareprintedonalargeprintingmachine.Thenthosebooksbecomeavailabletothepublic.PeoplecaneitherbuythebooksthroughtheNBPwebsiteorborrowthemfromtheNatio