江蘇省鎮(zhèn)江市2021-2022學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期末考試英語(yǔ)試題(含聽(tīng)力)

2023年最新整理——考試真題資料2023年最新整理——考試真題資料2023年最新整理——考試真題資料2021-2022試英語(yǔ)試題（含聽(tīng)力）一、聽(tīng)錄音選圖片Whatistheboygoingtolearn?A． B． C．WhatkindofshowdoesPeterlikewatching?A． B． C．What’sthedocumentaryabout?A． B． C．Whowasmurderedlastnight?A． B． 二、聽(tīng)短對(duì)話選答案5.Whatdoesthe5.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthebook?A．Simple.B．Difficult.Whenwillthefilmstart?A．At6:30. B．At7:00. C．At7:30.Whatwasthevictimwoundedwith?A．Agun. B．Aknife.What’stheweatherlikeA．Rainy. B．Snowy.Wheredidthetwogirlsmeet?A．Oppositethe B．Insidemuseum. park.

C．Astone.C．Sunny.C．Infrontofthetheatre.Howmuchshouldthewomanpayforthetickets?A．200yuan. B．75yuan. C．175yuan.三、聽(tīng)長(zhǎng)對(duì)話選答案聽(tīng)對(duì)話，回答以下各小題。What’swrongwiththeboy?A．Hecan’tB．HewantstogiveupC．Hehasabadrelationshipsleepwell.Chemistry.withthegirl.Howcantheboychangehisbadsituation?A．Byvisitingthedoctoratonce.B．Bygoingtobednolaterthan9:00.C．Byreducingthetimespentreadingnovels.四、聽(tīng)錄音完成表格（含選項(xiàng)）聽(tīng)短文，回答以下各小題。FavouriteTVprogrammesNameJob JohnTeacher 30

LikesLoveplayingthepianomuchOftenattend 13HisFavouriteMusicVideoprogramme—EnjoyplayingtennisRoseStudent14HerFavouriteSportsWorldprogramme—LikeDIYJack1550HisfavouriteDailyNewsprogramme—13.A．meetingsB．concertsC．courses14.A．14B．15C．1615.A．TeacherB．EngineerC．Doctor五、聽(tīng)短文選答案聽(tīng)短文，回答以下各小題。Whatisthetypeofthefilm?A．Anactionfilm. B．Ahorrorfilm. C．Aromanticfilm.WhatdoesJasonlooklike?A．Bigandfat. B．Shortandthin. C．Shortandfat.Wheredoesthestrangesoundcomefrom?A．Fromasupermarket. B．Fromabookstore. C．Fromafactory.Whencanyouwatchthefilm?A．NextSaturdaynight.B．NextSundaymorning.C．NextSundaynight.Whichofthefollowingistrue?Thestrangewomanoftenappearsinthedaytime.AnAfricanscientistknowswhereJasonhasgone.ThefilmcalledEscapewillbeshownonChannel7.六、單項(xiàng)選擇Samusedtobein prisonforthreeyearsbecausecausedabadaccident.A．a(chǎn) B．the C．a(chǎn)n D．/IthoughtIwasnobodyinmyclass.Butmyteacher’swordsmefullof .A．courage B．humour C．luck D．knowledge23.Sometimes,humansarebraveenoughtofacethechallengefar theirabilities.A．for B．beyondC．withD．beside—Whichcolourdoyoulikebetter,blueorviolet? ofthemisOKforme.Ithinktheyarebeautiful.A．Either B．Both C．Neither Thesportsmeeting beputoff.Italldependsonweather.A．shall B．need C．must D．mightMary toBeijingtowatchtheWinterOlympicsifshefree.A．hasgone B．goes C．went D．willgo27.Thereisusually muchtrafficinthistownthatitdrivesmemad.A．suchB．suchaC．soD．soaShanTianfang,thefamousChinesestorytellermaster, theageof84in2018.A．putaway B．tookaway C．passedaway D．ranaway—Doesyourlittledaughterenjoythesong?—Yes.Shelovestolistentoitagainandagain doesn’tunderstanditindeed.A．because B．a(chǎn)fter C．until D．a(chǎn)lthough—Youhaven’tsaida wordsinceyesterday.wrong?—Ijustfailedmyphysicsexam.A．similar B．simple C．single D．silent31. we’vemadethepromise,let’strytokeepit.A．Whether B．SinceC．ThoughD．Unless—Whodoyouthinkisthemurdererinthefilm?—I itcouldbethemaninblack.Butyouwon’tfindthetruthuntiltheend.A．suppose B．plan C．confirm D．decide—Youknow Jimisgettingalongwithhisclassmates?—Quitewell.Heisgoodatmakingfriends.A．why B．how C．what D．whetherMr.Whitewascrime.

aroundthehouseatthetimeoftheA．walk B．towalk C．walking D．walkedThelittlegirlcoughedalot.Herfatherwalkedaround, herhealth.A．withthehelpof B．infearof C．a(chǎn)tthespeedof D．ontopofWhatadifficultMathproblem!Ican solveitbecauseamnotgoodatMath.A．surely B．quickly C．simply D．hardly—Nowadays,mobilephonesbecomemoreandmorepopularinworld.—Yes,mostpeoplefinditeasytogetthe newsonmobilephones.A．simplest B．latest C．highest D．easiest—Ihaven’theardoftheballetdancer’sname. .Infact,I’mnotinterestedindancing.A．NeitherhaveI B．SodoI C．SohaveI D．NeitherdoI—ShallwewatchAmericanTVdramastogether?—That’sthelastthingIwanttodo. .A．TheyareworthwatchingC．I’mafanofTVdramasB．It’sawasteoftimeD．I’dratherwatchsomeTheundergroundconnectingNanjingtoJurongisinservice.youknow ?A．whenitwillbebuilt B．howwasitbuiltC．howmanystopsithas D．howmuchdiditcost七、完形填空Manypeoplesayvolleyballiseasy.“Ifyoucan 41 itintheair,youcanplayvolleyball.”usedtobeoneofthosepeople. 42 ,recentlyIrealizedhowsillyIwas.Mystartinvolleyballwashard. 43 practicingwithmymother,IwasfullofconfidencethatIcouldjoinmyteamandplaywellasa“bookworm”!Unluckily,mydreamwasbrokenthenextday.ItturnedoutthatthoughIhad“skills”,Iwasunabletoworkwithotherplayers.Ialsocouldn’tdealwithballscomingfromdifferent44.Iwassad.Isn’tvolleyballjustskills?Ibeganseveralweeksoftrainingwiththeteam.Then,wehadfirstmatchagainstParkSchool.Mostofmyteammateshadno 45 incompetitions.LookingattheParkplayers,fullofenergy,Icouldalreadyseeourfailure.Theballwentup.One“thump(錘擊)”,asecond“thump”,andIjumpedwithashout.Itflew 46 thenet.Itotallyenjoyedmyselfinthegame, 47 inharmony(和諧)myteammates.Thesoundsofrunningfeet,loudshoutsandcheersfilleduswithwarmth.Duringourbreak,everyonewasoutofbreathand 48 ,talkingaboutournicehits.Atthatmoment,Irealizedthatplayingintheschoolteam49 workingtogetherwithothers.Iunderstoodhow50 isakindofbeautyinitself.Volleyballhelpedmemakefriends,learnnewthings,andfindmytrueselfwithinagroup.41.A．catch B．hit C．leave 42.A．Moreover B．Anyway C．Otherwise 43.A．Since B．Before C．Until 44.A．directions B．collections C．conditions 45.A．time B．exercise C．experience 46.A．under B．over C．with 47.A．keeping B．looking C．singing 48.A．excited B．relaxed C．worried 49.A．explained B．a(chǎn)dvised C．meant 50.A．happiness B．success C．confidence D．teamwork八、閱讀單選“Iwassoamazedbytheliveclassgivenbythreeastronauts(宇航員)inthespacestation,”saidWong,astudentfromMacao(澳門(mén)).Wongwasamongthearound170primaryandmiddleschoolstudentsinMacaotoattendthefirstliveclassfromChina’sspacestationlastThursday,givenbyShenzhou-13crewmembers.“Canyouastronautswatchtelevisionprogrammesfromaroundtheworld?”“Canwesendyouemailsandcanyoureceivethem?”WongwhorepresentedMacaostudentsraisedaseriesofquestionsthroughvideoconnection.WhenWongwasaskedwhyheraisedthesequestions,hesaidhewasverycurious▲Duringtheone-hourclass,studentslearnedaboutthelivingandworkingenvironmentofthespacestation.“Ilearnedalotaboutthespacebecausewerarelytouchthetopicatschool,”Wongsaid.“Thephysicsphenomena(現(xiàn)象)inspacearealsoveryinteresting.”Woo,anotherstudent,saidshewasmostinterestedinthewater“ball”experiment(實(shí)驗(yàn)).“Ididn’tknowbubblescouldstayinsidewater‘balls’inspace.”Afterhearingaboutthebadinfluenceofthespaceenvironmentonhumanbodies,allthestudentsexpressedthattheastronauts’devotionisworthlearningbyusall.Whichpartofanewspapercanyouseethispassagein?A．Sports. B．Film. C．Science. WhichofthefollowingcanbeputinParagraph3?whentheastronautscanfinishtheirtasksandgobacktoearth.whetherastronautscanwatchprogrammesandcommunicatewithusspace.ifastronautshavehadtheexperienceofgivingaliveclassthespacestationbefore.howastronautsgotothespacestationanddotheexperimentsstudyphysicsphenomena.Whatistrueaboutthepassage?TheliveclassfromChina’sspacestationisoftenorganized.Woousedtoknowbubblescouldstayinsidewater‘balls’space.Wongfindsitraretotouchthetopicofspacewhenstudyingschool.TheliveclassfromChina’sspacestationlastsforoneandhalfhours.WhenIwasaboy,Ihadthecraziestbusridetoschooleveryday.EverymorningIhadtogetupearly,andwalkacrossawoodenbridge.ThenIwaitedforabustoarrive.Whenthebusgotthere,Iclimbedin.Iwasalwaysoneofthefirstonesonthebus.EventhoughIlivedonlyfourmilesfromschool,mybusridewouldlastabout45minutes!First,thebuswentintheoppositedirectionforsixmiles.Then,itstoppedandwegotonanotherbus.Thenewbusstartedupalongmountainroad,stoppingateveryhousetopickupmorechildren.Finally,itarrivedatthehighschooltodropoff(放下)theolderchildrenbeforegoingtomyschool.Itdidn’tgostraightthere,butinsteadwentdownanotherroadtopickupevenmorechildren.Iusuallygottoschooljustbeforethefirstclassbellrang.Luckily,theridehomewasdifferent.Thistime,thechildrenwhowerepickeduplastwerethefirsttobedroppedoff.Sincemyhousewasalongtheway,Igotdroppedoffafterjust10minutesorso.IrememberIwouldrunacrossthatoldbridgebecauseIwassohappytobehomeagain.Lookingbacknow,Icanseemywholelifeherehasbeenonelongbusride.Ithasbeenfullofstops,starts,twists(曲折)andturns.Someofthepassengersarenotfriendly,butmostarekind.Sometimestheviewhasbeenbeautifulandsometimesnotsomuch.Sometimestheroadhasbeensmooth;othertimesithasn’t.Throughitall,though,IknowthatonedayIwillbegoinghomeagain.Doyourbesttoenjoytheridethislifegivesyou.Whichistherightorderofthethingshappeningonthewayschool?①Thewriterchangedthebus.②Thewritersawtheolderchildrengetoff.③Thewriterwalkedacrossawoodenbridge.④Thewriterreachedtheschoolbeforethefirstclass.A．①③④② B．①②④③ C．③①②④ Whatwasthesituationlikefortheridehome?A．Thewriterwasthefirsttobe B．Thewriterwasthelasttopickedup. droppedoff.C．Ittookhimabout35minutes D．Itwasmuchshorterthantogethome. morningtrip.Whatdoesthewriterteachusinthisstory?A．Childhoodiswonderful.B．Trytoenjoywhatlifegivesus.C．Lookingbackmore.helpsyoulearnD．Trytochooseanotherroadforyourself.Scene1Lightscomeuponavillage.Acastlerisesaboveavillage.Villagerspassdoingtheirbusiness.TwostopwhentheyseethebeautifulPrincess.［Characters:Sarah,Mary,Princess,Tutor(私人教師),Guards(衛(wèi)兵),Scribe(書(shū)記員)］Sarah:Isn’tshethemostbeautifulthingyouhaveeverseen?Mary:True.Sheisperfect.(ThePrincessnoticesthemtalkingabouther.Sarah:Herparentsmustbetrulygoodtoreceivesuchatreasure.Princess:AngryWhatareyoutwostaringMary:(Nervous)Wewerejust,Princess:“Youwerejust”what?Staring?Gawking(呆呆看著)?Whydon’tyougosomewhereandmindyourownbusiness?Sarah:Forgive(寬恕)us,Princess.Mary:Wedidn’tmeantomakeyouunhappy.Wetrulyhopeyoucanforgiveus.(SarahandMaryrushawaynervously.)Princess:Yeah,wellforgivethis.(Shethrowsstonesatthem.)Ha!Gotthem.(Laughs)That’llteachthem.Tutor:(Hecomesfromthecastle.)Mustyoutreatthefarmersway?Princess:(Pullshishair.)Imust!Tutor:Can’tyoubehavelikealady?Princess:Iwill,ifyouwill!Tutor:Stopactinglikethis!Princess:Don’tspeaktomelikethis,orI’llhaveDaddycutoffyourheadlikehedidtotherestofmytutors.Tutor:I’mjust...(Shesmilesathischangeinvoice.Shethrowsstoneatapassingfarmer.)I’mjustworriedaboutyou.Youdon’tseemtocareforanyoneoranything.Somedayyou’llinsultthewrongpersonandyou’llbesorry.Princess:No,it’sthemwhowillbesorry.Guards!(Guardsandshepointstotutor.)Takehimaway.Tutor:What?WhatdidIdo?Princess:Hemakesmebored.Cutoffhishead.Laughsasthepullhimoff.Sowhatisonmytimetabletoday?Shesnapsherfingers(打andaScribeappearsinahurry.)Scribe:Nervouslytryingtoholdontoanumberofscrollsinarms.)Yes,Princess?Princess:(Knocksallthescrollsoutofhisarms.)Readmemytimetable!Scribe:(Hurrytofindtherightscrollontheground.)Well,youwillyourhaircutat9,areadingclassat10...Princess:Enough!Iwanttohaveapartyinstead.Scribe:ButPrincess,...Princess:Butwhat?(Farmersstoptoseewhatisgoingon.)Scribe:Butofcourse,I’llplanitforyouatonce.Princess:Goodscribe.(Touchhimonthehead.)Youalwayskeepheadaboutyou.Scribe:Yes,quite.(Leaves)57.WhatmayMaryandSarahusuallydo?A．Growcrops.B．Teachtheprincess.C．Haveaparty.D．Guardthecastle.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“insult”mean?Hurt. B．Love. C．Thank. D．Meet.Whatistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．ThestorytakesplaceinmodernThetimetableoftheprincessincludesaparty.Thetutortriedtoteachtheprincessinagoodway.Thefarmersfeelangrytothrowstonesattheprincess.Whatcanyouinfer(推斷)fromtheplay?A．ThetutorwillrunawaywiththehelpofThePrincess’sfatherisakindandhelpfulking.Thescribealwaysfollowstheprincess’srulestokeepalive.Theprincessispleasedwithherlifeandguardsinthecastle.九、用所給單詞的正確形式填空Theprojecthasbeen (取消)becausethereisn’tmoney.These (音樂(lè)家)instrumentsaredifferent.Someofareveryspecial.Hewaschargedwith (偷)hisboss’snecklace.Becauseofhiseffort,hewas (頒發(fā))withinternationalaward.Thesemethodswereused (成功地)inthedesignoftrainingprogram.It’simportanttogivechildrenmuch (贊揚(yáng))encouragement.Usually,peoplechoosean (最新的)styleratherthanoldoneatthesameprice.十一、根據(jù)句意及音標(biāo)填空TheWhiteHouse [?pr?b?bl?]won’tmaketheplanuntilnextmonth.十二、用所給單詞的正確形式填空Remembernotallthe (suggest)areuseful.Trychoosewisely!Mycatanddogarenatural (enemy),andtheyfightwitheachother.Stevehasbecomeeven (wealth)throughthesehardwork.Humansandanimalsshouldlivetogether (peace)onearth.Whataheavyrain!I’mwonderingifanyonehas thewindows.Themurdercaseisquite (usual).Nooneknowshowhappened.Themanagerwasunhappywiththenewsalesgirlforher (careless).短文填空。Haveyoueverdreamedoftimetravelling?Whatwouldyoudoifyoucouldjumpbackt76ofyearsintothepast?Ifyoucouldtravelback,itwouldbebesttoavoidchangingeventhesmallestthing.That’sb77asmallchangecouldcauseanunexpectedresult.Thisi 78 isbasedonbutterflyeffect(蝴蝶效應(yīng)).Thebutterflyeffectisquitec79insciencefiction.In1972,aworld-famousweatherscientistnamedLorenzs80atameeting.Heaskedanimportantquestion:Doestheflap(拍打)ofabutterfly’swingsinBrazilleadtoatornado(龍卷風(fēng))inTexas?DidLorenzr 81 thinktheflapofabutterfly’swingscouldstartatornado?No,ofcourseHisquestionisametaphor(暗喻).Itexplainedhowasmallmakesabigd 82 .Whataboutc83takingsmallactionsinyourlife,suchasrecyclingaplasticbottleorplantingatree?Howcanthesesmallactionsleadtol84results?Youmaynotbeabletoimaginetheeffectthatthesesmallactionscanhave!Today,thebutterflyeffectisstillusedinthestudyofweather,buttheideahasreachedfarbeyondi 85 .Manypeopleusetheideatoexplainaseriesofeventsthathappenintheir十四、閱讀補(bǔ)全短文Thepersonalinformationcollectedbycompaniescanbeknownbyothers.Theyuseitformakingmoneyorforotherbadthings.Accordingtoa2018surveyof5,458peoplebytheChinaConsumersAssociation(中國(guó)消協(xié)),89.2percentofpeoplesaidtheirpersonalinformationhadbeenstolenbysomeoneorsomeappsontheirsmartphones.Mostsaidtheygotunwantedcallsortextmessageslater.Luckily,onNov1,peopleinChinacouldusethePersonalInformationProtectionLawtodealwiththisproblemandmakeinformationsafe.Itisthefirstlawonpersonalinformationprotection.Thelawsayspersonalinformationisanykindofinformationaboutpeople.Itincludesaperson’sname,dateofbirth,IDaddressandphonenumber.Therearealsosomekindsofpersonalinformationthatarethoughtas“sensitive(敏感的)”:fingerprints,faces,medicalhealth,andallinformationonchildrenundertheageof14.Accordingtothelaw,collecting,using,tradingpersonalinformationwillbestrictlymanaged.Onekeyruleisthatthosewhodealwithpersonalinformationshouldletusersknowandgettheiragreement.Therulesareevenstricterforsensitiveinformation.Forexample,ifcompanieswantthepersonalinformationofachild,theyneedtogetagreementfromparents.閱讀以上信息，用恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~完成下面的短文，每空一詞。Peoplemustpayattentiontotheirpersonalinformation.AccordingtoasurveybytheChinaConsumersAssociation, 86 90%ofpeoplesaidtheirpersonalinformationhadbeenstolenbefore.Luckily,thefirstlawonpersonalinformationwasmadetoprotectthe 87 ofthepersonalinformation.FromNov.1on,anyonewhostealsothers’personalinformationis 88 thePersonalInformationProtectionLaw.Thelawexplainswhatpersonalinformationis.Italsopointsoutsensitiveinformationsuchasfingerprints,faces,healthandotherinformationonchildrenunder14shouldbe 89 .Companiescan’tletothersknowainformation 90 theygettheagreement.十五、閱讀填表WhatdoyoudowhenyoubegintoreadanEnglishnewspaper?Whynottrythefollowing?ChoosethepartsyoulikeYou’dbetterknowhowmanypartsthereare.Usually,thereisinternationalnews,business,scienceandtechnology,sportsorcartoons.Youcanchooseyourfavouritepartstoreadcarefully.Then,youcometothearticleitself.Ifyoudon’thavetimetoreadthewholearticle,theheadlineandthephotogiveyouageneralideaofthestory.FindoutdifferenttypesofarticlesAnewsarticleincludesthebodytextandaphotowithashortpieceoftextunderit.Itusuallyputsthemostimportantinformationintheverybeginning.Ifyoudon’thavemuchtimetoreadthestory,justhavealookatthefirs