2023—2024學(xué)年新疆維吾爾自治區(qū)喀什地區(qū)莎車(chē)縣九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期末考試英語(yǔ)試卷

一、完形填空(★★★★)閱讀短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Thefirstcellphonewasinventedfiftyyearsago.Theinventorofthatphone,MartinCooper,isnow94yearsold.Hehasbeen________the“fatherofthecellphone”.Intheearly1970s,CooperworkedforAmericantechnologycompanyMotorola.Atthetime,Motorolaandother________werecompetingtocreatecellphones.Coopermadethefirstpubliccall________ahandheldtelephoneinNewYorkCityonApril3,1973.TheDyna-TACweighedabout1kilogramandwas28centimeterslong.He________thephonewithhisteamatMotorolaforoverfivemonths.Theycouldonly________onitforabout25minutes.Coopernotedthatsuchacalltimewasnota________,becausethisphonewasso________thatyoucouldn’tholditupfor25minutes.Coopersaid,“TheonlythingthatIwasworriedabout:‘Isthisthinggoingto________?’Anditdid.Atthetime,wehadnowayofknowingthiswasan________momentinhistory.”Today,thephoneallowsustodomanythings.Coopersaidtheprogressofcellphonesissureto________longintothefuture.Hethinksfuturephoneswill________ourhealthatalltimesandbatteries(電池)couldevenbereplacedbyhuman________.Hebelievesthatoneday,ourphonesmightbesmalldevicesinsideourears.Cooperhasalsoexpressedhis________.“Wedon’thaveanyprivacy(隱私)anymorebecause________isnowrecordedsomeplace,”Coopersaid.However,hesaid________thatcellphoneswillcontinuetodevelopinwaysthatcangreatlyhelphumans.1.A．calledB．improvedC．shouted2.A．expertsB．countriesC．companies3.A．a(chǎn)tB．inC．from4.A．a(chǎn)cceptedB．developedC．shared5.A．talkB．playC．hold6.A．problemB．mistakeC．goal7.A．uselessB．heavyC．powerful8.A．changeB．moveC．work9.A．embarrassingB．a(chǎn)ctiveC．important10.A．continueB．influenceC．disappear11.A．harmB．monitorC．control12.A．a(chǎn)dviceB．energyC．idea13.A．worryB．excitementC．doubt14.A．somethingB．everythingC．nothing15.A．friendlyB．bravelyC．hopeful二、閱讀理解(★★)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下面各小題的正（T）誤（F）Topstudentsalwayshavespecialwaysoflearningthatothersprobablycanlearn.Herearesomeoftheirsecrets.?Studyanytimeandeverywhere.Someworklateatnight.Othersworkearlyinthemorning.Andsomeothersstudyassoonastheycomebackhome.AllthewaysareOK,butyoushouldkeepyourown.?Learnhowtoread.Thesecretofgoodreadingistobeanactivereader.Askingquestionsmakesafullunderstandingofthebook.?Planyourtime.Ifyouwanttobethetop,makesuretofinishalltasksontime.?Keepyourpapersclean.Cleanpapersarelikelytogethighergradesthandirtyones.?Topstudentsoftenmakeuppossibletestquestionsthemselves.Ithelpsthemfindexamsmucheasier.?Domorethanwhatyourteacherasks.Themoreyoupractice,themoreyoulearn.16.Thesecretsarewrittenforsuccessfulteachers.17.Ifyouwanttobethetop,youcanonlyworklateatnight.18.Toreadbetter,trytobeanactivereader.19.It’snecessarytokeepyourpaperscleantogethighergrades.20.It’senoughtodowhatyourteacherasks.(★★★★)InChina,safetyeducationisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantnow.ThelastMondayinMarchisforstudentstolearnitatschool.Ithelpsstudentslearnmoreaboutwhattheyshoulddotokeepthemselvessafe.Whataretheaccidentsatschool?Takealook.Stampedes(踩踏),earthquakesandfiresarethemainaccidentsatschool.Astampedealwayshappensincrowdedplaces.Whenstudentsaroundyoubegintopush,juststandthereandtrytoholdontosomething.Ifyoufalldowninthecrowd,movetoonesideandprotectyourheadwithyourhandsaround.Whenearthquakeshappen,youcangetunderadeskquicklyandholdon.It’llprotectyoufromfallingthings.Ifyouareoutdoors,findaplaceawayfrombuildings,trees,andpowerlines.Whenthere’safire,leavetheclassroomquickly.It’sbettertoputsomethingwetoveryourmouthandnose.Inthisway,youwon’tbreatheinsmoke.Manypeopledieinafire,notbecauseofthefirebutsmoke.Itmakesthemcoughandtheycan’tbreathe.That’sverydangerous!Sowhenyouwanttogetout,youshouldmakeyourselfclosetothefloor.Thenyoucanbreathesomefreshair.21.Stampedes(踩踏),earthquakesandfiresarethemainaccidents______.

A．a(chǎn)tschoolB．a(chǎn)thomeC．onthefarmD．intheopenair22.Whenearthquakeshappen,youcanget______adeskquicklyandholdon.

A．onB．underC．nearD．behind23.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?

A．Whenthere’safire,don’tleavetheclassroomquickly.B．Manypeopledieinafirenotbecauseofthefirebutsmoke.C．Whenyouwanttogetoutoffire,youshouldn’tmakeyourselfclosetothefloor.D．It’sbettertoputsomethingdryoveryourmouthandnose.24.What’sthebesttitle(標(biāo)題)forthearticle?

A．HealthEducationB．MannersEducationC．HabitsEducationD．SafetyEducation(★★★)

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Sat.&Sun.8:00a.m.—10:00p.m.25.Ifyouwanttodrinkcoffee,youcangoto______.

A．OpusCoffeeandHomeInnB．GrandBuyClothesStoreandHomeInnC．OpusCoffeeandHistoryMuseumD．OpusCoffeeandGrandBuyClothesStore26.Ifyouwanttobuysomenewclothes,youcangoto______.

A．218EastHuangshiRoadB．635GrandRoadC．69HongKongRoadD．520BeijingRoad27.HowlongcanyousitinOpusCoffeeonFriday?

A．9hours.B．4.5hours.C．6hours.D．8.5hours.28.OnSundaymorning,thecoffeeshopinHomeInndoesn’topenuntil______.

A．8:00a.m.B．7:30a.m.C．9:30a.m.D．6:30a.m.(★★★)Lastsummer,15-year-oldBobhadaproblem.Likealotofchildren.Bobwasinterestedindoingmanythings.Helikeddancingmostandwantedtojoinadancinggroup.ButBob’shighschooldidn’thaveaboys’dancinggroupbutagirls’group.Hetriedtojointhegirls’group.Andhemadeit.Bobthoughthisproblemwasoverafterhehadbeenoneofthedancersinthedancinggroup.Butabiggerproblemwasjustbeginning.Theschooldidn’tallowBobtostayinthegirls’group.“IfweletBobstayinthegroup,”theschoolsaid,“otherboyswillwanttojoin.Soon,therewon’tbeanygirlsinthegroup."TheytookBoboffthegroup.Bobwasveryangryaboutit,sohewenttoajudge（法官）.ThejudgesaiditwasnotarightdecisionandtoldtheschooltoletBobgobacktothedancinggroup.29.Bob’sfavoritewas______.

A．singingB．dancingC．drawingD．driving30.ItwasdifficultforBobtojointheschooldancinggroupbecause_______.

A．theschoolonlyhadagirls’dancinggroupB．theschooldidn’tallowboystodanceC．thegrouphadenoughdancersalreadyD．hewasnotagooddancer31.Theschoolworriedthat______ifBobstayedinthegroup.

A．nobodywouldwatchtheirdanceB．otherboyswouldjoinandthegirlsmightleaveC．otherschoolsmightlaughatthemD．theparentswouldbeangryaboutit32.Thejudgethoughttheschool’sdecisionwas______.

A．usefulB．necessaryC．rightD．wrong33.Wecaninfer（推斷）thatBobfelt_______whenhewentbacktothegroup.

A．hungryB．sadC．happyD．sure(★★★)Chinaisanationofetiquette(禮儀).34IfforeignersvisitaChinesefamily,theywouldbesurprisedatthewarmththattheywouldreceiveasguests.35Familywillalsochatwithyou.Neverletyoufeellonely.Atthesametime,otherfamilymemberswillprepareamealforyou.36Theyalwayspresentmorefoodthantheguestscaneat.Onthetable,theguestsmustbethefirsttoeat.PerhapsoneofthethingsthatsurprisesawesternguestmostisthattheChinesehostlikestopickfoodforvisitors,whichwon’thappenatwesterntables.37Asyoufinisheating,thehostusuallysays,“38Pleasehavemore.”Althoughyoutellthemyouarefull,theystillputmorefoodinyourbowl.Beingwarmandhospitable(好客的)hasbeenanimportantpartofChinesecultureandtradition.

A．Itseemsthatyoudidn’teatmuch.B．Chinesepeopleusuallytreattheirguestswithabigmeal.C．TheChinesefamilygooutoftheirwaytomakeyoufeelathome.D．WhenyouvisitaChinesefamily,thehostusuallymakesteaforyou.E．Chinesepeopleareamongthemosthospitablepeopleintheworld.三、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話(★★★)A:Hello,Frank.39B:Iusuallywatchplays.A:Whatkindofplaydoyoulike?B:40A:Metoo.ThisweekawonderfulplaynamedMulanison.Haveyouwatchedit?B:No,Ihaven’t.41A:Yes.42B:I’dloveto.I’mfreetonight.43A:Let’smeetatTownTheaterat8:30.B:Great!44

A．ButIheardthatit’sverygreat.B．IlikeChinesetraditionalplays.C．Seeyouthen.D．Whatdoyouusuallydoatweekends?E．Whenandwhereshallwemeet?F．Wouldyouliketowatchitwithmetonight?四、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)第一節(jié)（每空一詞）Weallhavedayswhenwearedown(情緒低落的),tiredandunhappy.Ifsadnessispartoflife,let’strytomakeitsmall.Hereareafewsimplewaystomakeyoufeelbetterwhenyouarefeelingsad.First,standupstraightandthishelpsourenergyflow(流動(dòng)).Whenyourenergyisflowingfreely,youcanflowtoo.Second,smile!It’seasytodoandhavegoodresults.Thiswaycannotonlyleaveyouinagoodmood(心情)butalsobringothersagoodmood.Third,takesome“me”time.Youcanfindpleasureinreadingabook,watchingasunrise,havingahotbath,orsomethinglikethat.Fourth,exercise.Evensomethingassimpleastakingawalkwillgetyourbloodflowing.Itisagreatwaytoclearyourmindofanythingthatmakesyousad.Thesewayswillcheer(鼓舞)youupwhenyouaredown,butdon’tjustusethemwhenyouaresad.Tryandpracticethemeverydaytomakethemahabit.Youwillbesurprisedtolearnthatthesesimplewayswillkeepyoursadnessaway.

HowtoBeat(打敗)45OpinionsItdoesn’tmatterifyoufeeltiredandunhappy.Itispossibletomakesadnessa46partoflife.Simplewaysof47youupStandingupstraightsothatyourenergycanflowfreely.Smilingatothersbecauseitcanbring48youandothersagoodmood.Findingpleasureineverydaylife.Takingawalkandyoucan49anyofsadthings.AdviceTryingandpracticingtheways50tomakethemahabit.Goingtoseeadoctorwhenyou’reinadeepdepression第二節(jié)閱讀短文，根據(jù)語(yǔ)篇內(nèi)容回答3個(gè)問(wèn)題7.Whatcanwedo,ifweallhavedayswhenwearedown?518.Cansmilebehelpwhenyouarefeelingsad?529.Howtotakesome“me”time?53五、短文填空(★★★★)閱讀短文，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，每空不超過(guò)兩個(gè)詞。Attheageofnine,Kellydreamedofbeingabasketball54(play).Butonedaywhenshewasplayingbasketball,shehurtherleftleg55(bad).Thedoctortoldhershecouldno56(long)playbasketball.Whatwas57(bad),sheneededhelpindoingeverything,including58(go)tothebathroom.Thinkingthatherdreamcouldnevercometrue,Kellywasinlowspiritsandgaveupherstudiesatschool.Hermotherdidallshecouldtocheerherup,butKellyrefused59(change).Sheeven60(take)outallherangerandpainonhermother.ThenonedayKelly’sfriendsintroducedhertothegym.Kellyrealizedthatsheshouldturnherattentiontowhatshecoulddo,nottowhatshecouldn’t.Postingherstoryonline,shegotlotsofkindandinspiringwords.Asshewas61(encourage)bythekindness,shereturnedtoschoolfortwoandahalfdaysaweek.Andwiththehelpofabodybuildingtrainer,shetrainedhardandsoonfound62(her)onstage(舞臺(tái))performing—asabodybuilder.Hermotherwastrulyhappyand63(pride).TodayKellyisstudyingtobealifecoach.Sheisatpeacewithwhathappenedtoher,notonlyphysically,64mentally(精神上).“Sometimesyoumustexperiencedifficultthingstobecomestrongerontheotherside,”saidKelly.六、選詞填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，用方框中所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。

environmentworkplantgoodheafrommonthtakerelaxhelpIn1988,WangChengbangretired(退休)fromthearmy.Insteadofenjoyinga65life,hevolunteeredtosavethesoilfromdesertification(沙漠化)by66treesinKorla,Xinjiang.Itisnot67easyjob.ThehightemperatureinKorlamakesitdifficultforanyonetoworkdayafterdayinthesunshine.Besides,waterisabigproblem.Infact,WangChengbang’sfirstfewyearsfailedasveryfewtreessurvived(存活).Butnomatterhowhard,WangChengbangwouldnotgiveup.“Aftertryingmanydifferentworkin