上海市奉賢區(qū)2022-2023學(xué)年第二學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語中考沖刺卷

Part2VocabularyandGrammar（50分）

∏.Choosethebestanswer.(20分)

26.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartspronounceddifferently?

A)saltB)talkC)chalkD)small

27.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedpartsisdifferentinpronunciationwithothers?

A)TheyusuallyhavelunchatschoolB)we,remakingaplanforthetrip.

C)Youcankeepthechange,please.D)Johniscarryingaheavyboxnow.

28.Whilehewasmakingafirefortheeveningparty,apileofwoodsuddenlycaught________fire.

A)a,/B)a,aC)/,aD)/,/

29.Ifyoulovesomeone,you'lllikeallthatbelongto________.

A)heB)hisC)himD)himself

30.MissCarol________hervoicewhensomestudents________noisesinherclass.

A)rose,madeB)raised,madeC)wasraised,hadD)wasrisen,weremade

31.About________thestudentsinourgradecomefromrichfamilies.

A)hundredB)hundredsofC)twohundredD)twohundredof

32.MissZhangissatisfiedwithHelenbecauseshehasmade________mistakesthanbefore.

A)fewB)fewerC)littleD)less

33.________studytripintheU.S,haschangedmyfriendalotinhislifestyle.

A)Three-yearB)ThreeyearsC)Three-yearsD)Threeyears*

34.I,mafraidthefoodisdeliciousatthisrestaurant,buttheserviceseems________.

A)goodB)wellC)poorD)badly

35.Believeyourteacher.ShehasvariousmethodstomakeyouspeakEnglish

A)clearB)clearerC)moreclearlyD)mostclearly

36.Hewassosurprisedwhenhesawthattherewaswater________outofthecliff.

A)drankB)drinkingC)sprangD)springing

37.________Iacceptheisnotperfect,Idoactuallyliketheperson.

A)WhileB)SinceC)BeforeD)unless

38.Don,tcompareyourlifewiththatof________,andthegrassisalwaysgreeneron________sideofthefence.

A)others,anotherB)others,theotherC)another,othersD)theothers,other

39.Nowadayssomeoftheoldcoupleslivealonebythemselves.________,thesocietyshouldpaymuchattentionto

them.

A)HoweverB)ThereforeC)OtherwiseD)Finally

40.?willtellyouthesecretifyoupromise________awordofit.

A)don,tbreatheB)nottobreathC)notbreathD)nottobreathe

41.--Whydon'twetakealittlebreak?

Didn'twejusthave________.

A)itB)thatC)oneD)this

42.Littlegirls________pinkcolor,sotheyalwaysliketodressinpink.

A)careforB)careaboutC)becarefulwithD)careof

43.Frank________inthecollegeinLondonfortwoyears,Heisgettingthestudytripready.

A)isstudyingB)hasstudiedC)hadstudiedD)willstudy

44.-MissLiu,Iamterriblysorry.Ileftmyphysicsexercisebooksathome.

A)Γmsorrytohearthat.B)That,salright

B)C)Notatall.D)You,rewelcome.

45.Danny,couldyouhelpmecarrymyluggageupstairs?

A)Mypleasure.B)Thafsalright.C)Sorry,Iwon'tdothat.D)Sure.

ΠI.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.(8分)

A.theothersB.easilyC.controlD.varietyE.others

Apoliceofficer'sjobresponsibilitiesarevaried.Policemakesurethatpeoplefollowthelaw.Theysolvecrimes,

directand46traffic,helpinemergenciessuchascaraccidents,collectevidenceatthesceneofacrime,and

eventestifyincourt.

Policealsoworkinawide47ofplaces.Someworkinofficesorpolicestations,but48patrol

communitiesonfoot,bycar,onamotorcycle,orevenonahorse!Stillothertypesofpoliceofficersrideinboatsto

protectrivers,lakes,andharbors.

Mostpolicewearauniform.Thesearethepoliceyoucan49recognize.

A.regularB.connectedC.respectD.solveE.dealwith

Butotherpolicemaynotbeaseasytospot:Detectivesorspecialagentswear50streetclothes.Policecan

bemenorwomen,andtheyhaveaverydangerousjob.Thisisbecausepoliceoften51peoplewhohavebroken

thelaw.Manypoliceofficerscarryweapons,suchasagunornightstick,toprotectthemfromharm.Sometimespolice

officersare52tocarchasesorhavetogotoriskyplaces,suchasthescenesoffiresandexplosions.Police

officersalwaysputthemselvesinharm'swaytokeepUSsafe,soit'simportantto53them.

IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.(8分)

54.Hisjobistorepairtheofthebuildings,(roof)

55.Themanraisedhishandandtriedhardtosaysomethingbutfailed,(die)

56.It,scommonknowledgethatcomputersaresuper.(calculate)

57.TheteacherexplainedthephrasestoUSbeforetheclasswasover,(add)

58.Whenthehostturnedup,alltheguestshadalreadybeen.(sit)

59.Γdliketwoseatsontoday,sNorthwest7toParis,please,(fly)

60.Thetwoexpensivecarswereintheaccidentlastnight,(destroy)

61.Theairhostesstoldthepassengerstomakesuretheirseatbeltsarefastened,(secure)

IV.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired.(共14分)

62.Eddiecouldn'tremember.Whathappenedaftertheaccident?(合并為一句)

Eddiecouldn,trememberhappenedaftertheaccident.

63.Shedoesn,tthinkTomknowsthekeytothequestion.(改為反義疑問句)

Shedoesn,tthinkTomknowsthekeytothequestion,?

64.QuYuangavesomehelpfuladviceatthattime.（改為感嘆句）

adviceQuYuangaveatthattime!

65.BenRogerscamealongtheroad,SinginghappilyandCarryiOganapple.（對(duì)戈IJ線部分提問）

BenRogerscomealongtheroad?

66.Theinn-keeperisVerygreedy.（對(duì)劃線部分提問）

theinn-keeper?

67.TheiceontheriveristoothinforustoskateOn.（保持句意基本不變）

Theiceontheriverisnotforustoskateon.

68.is,polluted,in,air,big,more,the,cities,getting,and,seriously,more（連詞成句）

VLReadingcomprehension（閱讀理解）：（共50分）

A.Choosethebestanswer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?（12分）

BenjaminBannekerwasbornafewmonthsbeforeanothergreatAmerican-GeorgeWashington.Benjaminwas

black,buthewasnotaslave.Heandhismotherandhisgrandmotherwerefree.Benjamin,sgrandmothercamefrom

England.InAmericashegotajobandworkedformanyyearstopayforherboattripacrosstheocean.Afterworking

manymoreyears,shesavedenoughmoneytobuyafarm.Benjaminlivedwithherforawhile.Shetaughthimtoread

andwriteanddoarithmetic（算術(shù)）.

Benjamin,sneighborsknewthathewasclever.Theywerenotsurprisedwhenhebuiltalargewoodenclock.He

madeeachpieceafterstudyingasmallpocketwatch.Theclockmadehimfamous,foritwasoneofthefirstclocksbuilt

inAmerica.PeoplefromotherplacesbegantosendhardproblemsofallkindsforBenjamintosettle.

ThomasJeffersonlearnedofBenjaminBanneker1Sabilitytosettlehardproblems.HeaskedBannekertohelpbuild

thecitythatwastobethecapitaloftheUnitedStates-Washington,D.C.Bannekerworkedhardontheplansforthecity.

Hemarkedwherethestreetsandbuildings-theCaPita1（美國國會(huì)大廈），theWhiteHouse,andmanyothers?Shouldbe

built.

Later,L1Enfant,theFrenchmanwhohaddesignedthenewcity,hadaquarrel,andwentbacktoFranceinanger.He

tookalloftheplanswithhim.Theworkmencouldn,tbuildwithoutanyplanstofollow.

Forawhileitseemedthattheplansforthecapitalmighthavetobechanged.ButBenjaminBannekerremembered

theplanshehadhelpeddraw.Hedreweachagainjustasheoncehadbuilteachpieceofhisclock.

Ifitweren'tforBenjaminBanneker,Washington,D.C.mightlookverydifferentfromthewayitdoestoday.

69.WhenBannekerbuiltalargewoodenclock,.

A.peopleinAmericashowednosurprise

B.hisnamespreadalloverAmerica

C.hebecamethefirstmaninAmericatobuildaclock

D.peoplecamefromotherplacestocongratulatehim

70.ThomasJeffersonaskedBannekertohelpbuildthecityWashingtonbecausehewastoldthatBannekerwas

A.warm-heartedB.cleverC.hard-workingD.serious

71.TheFrenchdesignerL,EnfanthadaquarrelwithAmericansandreturnedtoFrance

A.worriedlyB.excitedlyC.angrilyD.calmly

72.WhenL,Enfantleftwithhisplans,BannekerwasinofbuildingthecapitalWashington.

A.chargeB.helpingC.designD.completing

73.InbuildingthecityWashington,Bannekershowedthat.

A.hehadagoodmemoryB.hewasnevertiredofworking

C.hefearednodifficultiesD.hewasgoodatdrawing

74.BenjaminBannekerisrememberedtothisdaymainlybecause.

A.hemadeoneofthefirstclocksinAmerica

B.heusedtobeanassistanttoL,Enfantleft

C.hedesignedthecityWashingtonwhenL,Enfantleft

D.hewasabletocontinuetheplansforthenewcityWashingtonthoughL9Enfantleftwithhisplans

B.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（12分）

Nightafternight,shecametohelpmesleep,evenlongaftermychildhoodyears.Idon,tremember75it

firststartedannOying（惹'情）me——mymom,shandspushingmyhairthatway.Butitdidannoyme,fortheyfeltrough

againstmyyoungskin.76onenight,Ishoutedoutather,"Don'tdothatanymore—yourhandsaretoorough!,,

Shedidn,tsayanything,butsheneverdiditagain.

Yearslater,I77mymother,shandsandhergood-nightkissonmyface.Γmnotalittlegirlanymore.My

momisinhermid-70s,andherroughhandsarestilldoingthingsformyfamilyandme.

Nowmyownchildrenhavegrownup.ItwaslateonThanksgivingEve.AsIsleptinmybedroom,a78

handranacrossmyfacetopushthehairfrommyhead.Thenakiss,eversogently,touchedmybrow.

Takingmymom,shand,Itoldherhowsorry?wasforthatnightIshoutedather.Butmymomdidn,tknowwhatI

was79.Shehadforgottenitlongago.

Thatnight,Ifellasleepwithanewappreciationformygentlemotherandhercaringhands.Andtheguilt（內(nèi)疚）

thatIhadcarriedaroundforsolongwas80tobefound.

75.A.howB.whenC.whyD.where

76.A.RecentlyB.EspeciallyC.SuddenlyD.Finally

77.A.missedB.forgotC.heldD.washed

78.A.strongB.strangeC.similarD.familiar

79.A.thinkingaboutB.worryingaboutC.talkingaboutD.complainingabout

80.A.somewhereB.anywhereC.everywhereD.nowhere

C.ReadthepassageandHIIintheblankswithproperwords.（14分）

Canhelpingotherscostyouafortune?

HelpingtheweakandfallencangetyouintotroublethesedaysinChina.Inordertocreatesocialtrustandprevent

scammers（騙子）fromwronglyaccusinggood-naturedpeople,theChineseHealthMinistryrecentlyreleasedasetof

guidelinesonhowtodealwithanelderlypersonwhohasfallendown.

Theguidelinesstatethati81ofrushingtohelpthem,youaresupposedtotalktothepersontoseewhatis

wrongandtolookforheadi82However,somefindthisabitstrangeashelpingothersinneedinpublicisn,t

verycommon.Infact,lastmonthinWuhan,an88-year-oldmanslippedandfellinpublic.Overa90-minuteperiod,a

crowdgatheredbutnoonetouchedorhelpedhim.Thecauseofdeathwasseentobepreventableifanyonehadhelped

him.So,whyarepeopleafraidtohelpthoseinneedinChina?

S83it,sunbelievablethattheinjuredmayaccusetheirhelpersofcausingtheaccidentinthefirstplace.

Thiswasthec84inNanjingin2006.Apersonhelpedanelderlyladyonlytobeaccusedofpushingherdownin

thefirstplace.Thecourtruledthattheoldladywouldreceive40,000yuanfortheaccident.Ontopofthis,theShanghai

Dailyrecentlydidasurveya85peoplewhethertheywouldhelpanelderlypersoniftheyfelldown.Ninety

percentsaidnoduetofearoflegalproblems.

Thebiggestproblemwithhelpingothersisthef86oflegaltrouble.Withthisinmind,thegovernment

shouldc87anenvironmentthatprotectspeoplefromscammers.Thelawsfavortheelderlyinawaythatallowsa

fewgreedytypestoruinitforeveryone.

D.Answerthequestions.（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）（12分）

LeeChinglovedtennis.Hehadafewoldballsandanoldracquet（球拍）thathisgrandfatherhadgivenhim.Lee

wasthehappiestwhenhewaspractisinghisshotsagainstawallathishouse.Hehopedthathewouldbecomeafamous

playeroneday.

However,therewasoneproblem一Lee,sfamilywasverypoor.Thismeantthattherewasnotenoughmoneytopay

fortennislessons,thewhiteclothesoranewracquetandballs.Leehadtriedplayingwiththeotherplayersinhistown,

buttheyhadjustmadefunofhisoldracquetandshabbyclothes.So,Leespenthistimewatchingthemplayandthen

practisingexactlywhathehadseenthemdo,againstthewallathome.Themanagerofthetenniscourts,Mr.Song,had

seenLeewatchingthetennis,dayafterday,anddecidedtofindoutwhy.WhenheheardLee,sstory,hehadpityonhim

andofferedtogiveLeetennislessons.

Throughthelessons,Mr.SongrealizedthatLeeknewalotabouttennis,soheaskedhimtocoachtheyounger

children,stennisclass;thistimeLeewaspaidforhisjob.Hewasabletobuynewclothesandanewracquetandsoon

peoplewereaskinghimtojointheirgames.Histennisskillswereimprovingallthetime.

Leebecameaverygoodtennisplayer.SogoodthatMr.Songinvitedhimtoplayinacompetitionatthetown

courts.LeedidnotknowthatMr.Songhadinvitedaworld-classtenniscoach,Mr.Wei,towatchLeeplay.Leeplayed

verywellandwonallhismatches.Mr.WeiwassoimpressedthatheofferedLeeaplaceathistennisschool.

Formanyyears,Leeworkedhardathistennis.ThencamethedaywhenLeeplayedinhisfirstworldchampionship.

Theyoungmanhewouldbeplayingagainstwastheworldchampion.Leewasnervous.Theyoungmanplayedvery

WelLHeWaStooeoodforLCetobeat.SoLeecamesecondinthecompetition.ButLeedidn,tmind.Therewasplenty

oftimeforwinninginthefuture.Fornow,hewashappythathewasontheroadtobecomingaworldfamousplayer.

93.WhendidLeefeelhappiest?