2024-2025學(xué)年河北省廊坊市霸州市九年級上學(xué)期11月期中英語試卷

2024—2025學(xué)年河北省廊坊市霸州市九年級上學(xué)期11月期中英語試卷

一、完形填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文,從每小題所給的四個選項中選出最佳選項。Iwasnotaconfidentpersonbefore.That’sbecauseIwasfatandothersoften_________me.Asaresult,Ibecamevery_________.Iwasscaredtosayhellotostrangersandtalkwiththem.Iwasafraidtoasksimplequestionsandspeakloud_________others.ItseemedthatIfeltafraidof_________inmylife.Iusedto_________thatIwouldbelikethisallmylife.Butoneday,myfriendPaul’swordschangedmymind.He_________metochangemyself.Hesaid,“Ifyoucangiveitatry,youwill_________makeachange.Butifyou_________try,yourlifeisonlygoingtogetworse.”Iwasencouragedby_________hesaid.Afterall,Ihadnothingtolose.Whynothaveatry?ThefirstthingIdidwastoloseweight.Ihada__________dietanddidexerciseeveryday.__________sixmonths,Ilostninetypounds.ThistaughtmethatIcouldchangemyself.Afewmonthslater,Iheardaboutaspeechcompetitionatmyuniversity.Isignedup(報名)forthecompetitionbravely.Forthefirsttime__________mystoryandspeakloudinfrontoflotsofpeople.Afterthecompetition,Imadea__________tochangemyself.Itriedmybestto__________thethingsonthelistonebyone.Whenworkingonthem,Ibecamemoreandmoreconfident.Iamstillmaking__________now.AndIwillneverstop.1.A．playedwithB．lookedafterC．laughedatD．dependedon2.A．shyB．a(chǎn)ctiveC．politeD．proud3.A．farfromB．a(chǎn)ccordingtoC．a(chǎn)ttheendofD．infrontof4.A．everythingB．nothingC．somebodyD．nobody5.A．promiseB．believeC．a(chǎn)voidD．a(chǎn)sk6.A．createdB．checkedC．introducedD．encouraged7.A．wiselyB．probablyC．widelyD．especially8.A．oftenB．neverC．a(chǎn)lwaysD．sometimes9.A．whatB．whereC．whenD．how10.A．strictB．commonC．wholeD．usual11.A．WhenB．BeforeC．AfterD．Until12.A．refuseB．reviewC．shareD．protect13.A．listB．mistakeC．surveyD．wish14.A．explainB．spreadC．finishD．discover15.A．teaB．moneyC．dinnerD．progress二、短文填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)所給單詞的正確形式。Somepeoplesayitisnoteasyforamiddle-agedpersontolearnaforeignlanguage.Butisit16(real)true?Severalyearsago,Iworkedfor17Englishnewspaperandtookpartinsucharesearch.Atfirst,theyaskedme18(learn)anewlanguageforonemonth.ThenIhadtogotothecountryanddosome“tests”tosee19Icould“survive(挺過)”ornot.I20(choose)Spanish(西班牙語)andtookaone-monthcourseatalanguageschool.IfoundthatsomeSpanish21(word)areverysimilartoEnglishones.Forexample,“hola”isn’tverydifferent22“hello”.Ofcourse,therewereotherdifficultthings.Butmy23(big)problemofallwasthepronunciation.SoIhadtodownload(下載)sentencestomyphone.Ilistenedandpracticed24(they)againandagain.Amonthlater,IwenttoSpain.ASpanishteachernamedPaulacameandbeganthetest.IdidmybesttofinishthepaperandIsurvived.25happyIwas!三、閱讀理解(★★★)Arethereanyunusualrulesinyourschool?

We’renotallowedtogonearanyoftheboys.Theboyssitononesideoftheclassroomandthegirlsontheother.Becca,11Atmyschool,weallhavetowalkontheleftandifwebreaktherule,wewillloseourbreaktimeforaweek.Katie,10Atmyschool,ifyouareinthe8thgrade,you’renotallowedtowriteinpencil.Youhavetowriteinpen.Ifyoumakeamistake,youhavetousearulertoputastraightlinethroughit.Helen,13We’renotallowedtotakefoodoutsidethedininghall,evenasmallbagofchips.Sarah,14Wecanonlywriteinblack.Alison,1226.Whatcan’tBeccadoatherschool?

A．Playatbreaktime.B．Sitnearaboy.C．Bringbagsofchips.D．Eatintheclassroom.27.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Alisoncanwriteinblack.B．Helenshouldwriteinastraightline.C．Katiehastowalkontherightatherschool.D．Sarahcantakefoodawayfromthedininghall.28.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthispassage?

A．Inadictionary.B．Inavisitorguide.C．Onawebsite.D．Inastorybook.(★★★)Laurawasattheairport.ShewaswaitingforherplanetoBerlin,anditwas4hoursaway.Laurawalkedaroundtheshops.Afterawhileshewantedtogotothebathroom.Butshedidn’tfindit.“Whereisthebathroom?”shesaid.Shestartedaskingotherpeople.Laurasaidtoaman,“Excuseme,sir.Couldyoupleasetellmewherethebathroomis?”Themansaid,“Youmeantherestroom,right?”“No，Imeanthebathroom.”“Well,therestroomisoverthere.”hesaidandwalkedaway.Lauradidn’tunderstand.Sheaskedawoman,“Excuseme,madam.Couldyoupleasetellmewherethebathroomis?”“Therestroomisoverthere.”Laurawasconfused(困惑的).“What’swrong?Ineedtousethebathroomandtheytellmetorest!”ThenLauragaveup.Shefelttiredandneededtorest.Shewalkedtotherestroom.Atlastshewassurprised.Sherealizedtherestroomisthenameforapublicbathroom!29.Laura’splanewouldtakeoff________.

A．inonehourB．in2hoursC．in3hoursD．in4hours30.Lauraaskedtwopeoplethewaytothe________.

A．shopsB．a(chǎn)irportC．restroomD．hotel31.HowdidLaurafeelatlast?

A．Surprised.B．Tired.C．Confused.D．Excited.(★★★)WhentraditionalChinesefoodbaoziandthedeliciouspizzameettogether,whatwillprobablyhappen?Thesedaysakindofnewfoodcalled“Baozza”isgettingpopularonline.InBeijing,manylocalpeopleandanumberofforeignersarethefansofthefood.Why?Thenewfoodhasthefeatures(特點)ofChinesebaoziandwesternpizza.Ithasincludedthetastesofthetwokindsoffood.Therestaurant,locatedinBeijing,servesallkindsoftastesofBaozzasuchasmargueriteandBBQchicken.TheinventorsofthefoodareafewAmericanbusinessmen.TheyusedtotraveltoSouthernChinaforbusinessmeetings.Aftertheysawandatebaozimadeofporkorvegetablesmanytimes,theycameupwiththegreatideaofcreatingBaozza.AlexCree,oneoftheinventorssaid,“Weweretalkingabouttheideaofmakingakindofspecialbaoziwithmoretraditionalwesterntasteslikethatofhamburgersandpizza.Andthenwecalledit‘pizzabaozi’.”“ManypeopleonlyorderoneortwoBaozzaforthefirsttime.Theyworrythatthefooddoesn’ttastesogood,”LorenHeinold,anotherinventorsaid.“However,theywillaskimmediatelyformorewhentheyturnaround.”32.WhatisBaozzaaccordingtothepassage?

A．Akindofwesternfood.B．Anewinventionoffood.C．AnewrestaurantinBeijing.D．AkindoftraditionalChinesefood.33.WhowasBaozzainventedby?

A．SomelocalpeopleinBeijing.B．AfewAmericansinBeijing.C．SomeChinesepeopleinAmerica.D．AfewbusinessmeninsouthernChina.34.WhydosomepeopleonlybuyoneortwoBaozzaforthefirsttime?

A．Theydon’thaveenoughmoney.B．Theydon’tlikethespecialtaste.C．Theyworrythatitisn’thealthy.D．Theyworrythatitisn’tdelicious.35.Whichquestioncouldbesthelpusfindoutthewriter’spurpose(目的)?

A．Didthewritertrytoteachusskills?B．Didthewriterinviteustoarestaurant?C．Didthewriterhelpusunderstandideas?D．Didthewriterintroduceussomethingnew?(★★★)Nowadaysmoreandmorechildrenseemtogetlostina“seaofdigital(數(shù)字)technology”.Astheyusedigitaltechnologytoomuch,theyarelosingtheirabilitytodosimplethings.Theycan’tmaketoysthemselveswithhandsorhelpMomcookdinner.Andworstofall,theyseemtobelosinginterestincommunicatingwithothers.“Ihavetalkedwithanumberofteachers.Theytoldmethatagreatnumberofyoungstudentsplaywithcomputersorsmartphones,butthesestudentshavefewornoskillstomakethings,”saidateacher,ColinKinney.“Manypupilscan’tcommunicatewithotherpupilsbuttheirparentstalkproudlyoftheirabilitytouseacomputerorasmartphone.”Insteadofplayingwithotherchildren,moreandmorechildrenarechoosingtostayindoorsandquietlyplayonatablet(平板電腦)onweekendsandafterschool.Howcanachildgrowuptobeaverygoodartistifhedoesn’tlearnhowtouseapaintbrushanddevelophispaintingskill?Howcanachildlearntomakefriendsashegetsolderifhedoesn’tlearntocommunicatewithothersatayoungage?Digitaltechnologycanbeusedforgoodorbad.Wecanuseastonetoeitherbreakawindoworbuildahouse.Weshouldn’tcondemn(指責(zé))thechildren.Weshouldhelpthemmakerightchoices.Itiscertainlynecessaryforchildrentoknowhowtousedigitaltechnologyintoday’sworld.Butwhatismorecrucial,weshouldencouragethemtodevelopsocialabilities.36.Whatistheworstproblemaccordingtoparagraph1?

A．Childrencan’tmakethingsthemselves.B．Childrenmaketoomanyfriendsonline.C．Childrendon’twanttocommunicatewithothers.D．Childrendon’tlikehelpingMomcookmealsathome.37.AccordingtoColinKinney,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．Teachersareexcitedthattheirstudentsplaycomputergames.B．Teachersnoticethatyoungkidshavemoreskillstomakethings.C．Manyparentsarehappythattheirkidscanusedigitaltechnology.D．Someparentsareworriedthattheirkidsusedigitaltechnologytoomuch.38.Whatdomanyyoungchildrenchoosetodoonweekendsandafterschool?

A．Playonatabletindoors.B．Playwithotherchildren.C．Paintwiththeirpaintbrushes.D．Makefriendswithotherchildren.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“crucial”mean?

A．Important.B．Convenient.C．Careful.D．General.40.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A．TheDevelopmentofDigitalTechnologyB．ProblemsBetweenParentsandChildrenC．TeachChildrenSomeDigitalTechnologySkillsD．HelpChildrenMakeRightChoicesintheDigitalWorld四、任務(wù)型閱讀(★★★)閱讀下面短文,根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。Youmaythinkthatinventionsarefarawayfromyoureverydaylives.Butinfact,almosteveryonecaninventsomething.It’sjustthattheydonottellthattheirideascouldbethestartofaninvention.Wheninventorsseetheirideashavesomepracticalvalue,theydon’tletthemslipaway(溜走).Forexample,theinventorofthedishwasher(洗碗機),AmericanJosephineCochrane,lovedtogivedinnerparties.Butshefoundittooktoolongtowashherdishesbyhandandtoomanyofthembroke.Shedecidedthatamachinecoulddothejobfasterandwithfewermistakes.So,in1886,shesetouttomakeoneforherself.Therearethestepstocreateinventions.Thefirstandmostimportantstepistofindtheproblem.Thenyoumightnoticesituationsorthingsinneedofimprovement.Thenextstepistoworkitout.Aninventionisanewwayofsolvingaproblem.Sothinkofunusualways.Youcanoftencomeupwithaproblemtoasolution(解決辦法)bylookingatitfromadifferentside.Andthehardestpartofinventingisfindingasolution.Whenyouhaveanidea,youcanalwaysgethelptobuildyourinvention.Thisproblem-solvingskillisveryuseful.Itcanalsoworkinyoureverydaylives.So,whynottryitinyourstudy,oreveninthewayyoulookattheworld?41.WhydidJosephineCochranedecidetoinventthedishwasher?_______________________________________42.WhendidJosephineCochranestarttomakethedishwasherforherself?_______________________________________43.Whatisthefirstandmostimportantsteptocreateinventions?_______________________________________44.Whatisthehardestpartofinventing?_______________________________________45.Whatcanyoulearnfromthepassage?Howwillyouuseitinyourstudy?_______________________________________五、補全對話(★★★)根據(jù)下面的對話情景，在每個空白處填上一個適當(dāng)?shù)木渥?，使對話的意思連貫、完整。(LinHaimetWangWeionhiswaytoameeting.)A:Hi,WangWei.Longtimenosee.46?B:Notbad,butmayIknowyourname,please?A:I’mLinHai.We’reoldclassmates!Don’tyourememberme?B:Letmesee.Oh,you’reLinHai.47.Butnowyouaretallandstrong.A:Yes,you’reright.AndIrememberyoudidn’tusetowearglasses.B:That’strue.ButIhavetowearglassesnow,becauseIoftenworkonthecomputer.48?A:I’dloveto,