四川省成都實(shí)驗(yàn)外國(guó)語(yǔ)2024-2025學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中考試英語(yǔ)試題（含答案無聽力原文及音頻）

成都市實(shí)驗(yàn)外國(guó)語(yǔ)學(xué)校2024-2025學(xué)年上期期中考試九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)學(xué)科試題共4張13頁(yè)考試時(shí)間：120分鐘總分：150分注：1．本卷分為A、B兩卷；A卷90分，B卷60分2．所有題目在答題卷上作答A卷（共90分）第一部分聽力（共30小題；計(jì)30分）Ⅰ．Listentothesentencescarefullyandchoosetherightresponsetoeachsentence.Eachsentencewillbereadonlyonce.（5scores）1．A．Don’tmentionit.B．Thankyou.C．Welldone!2．A．Yes,sheis.B．Yes,shedid.C．Yes,shewill.3．A．Ofcourse.B．Forgetit!C．Takecare.4．A．Whynot?B．Whatashame!C．Iagree.5．A．Shelikescurlyhair.B．She’sgotblondhair.C．Sheenjoysherself.Ⅱ．Listentothesentencescarefullyandchoosetherightpictureforeachsentence.Eachsentencewillbereadonlyonce.（5scores）6．______7．______8．______9．______10．______Ⅲ．Listentotheconversationscarefullyandchoosethecorrectanswers.Eachconversationwillbereadtwice.（10scores）11．A．Inhisbag.B．Inthehall.C．Ontheschoolbus.12．A．Atabout3:15.B．Atabout3:35.C．Atabout4:00.13．A．Themainsinger.B．Theguitarist.C．Thechoiceofsongs.out14．A．Thedriverwasimpolite.B．Themanshouldbemorepolite.C．Thequestionwastooshorttobeunderstood.15．A．Puttinguptents.B．Swimminginthelake.C．Cookingdinneronthebarbecue.16．A．Theflute.B．Thepiano.C．Theviolin.17．A．Inarestaurant.B．Athome.C．Inasupermarket.18．A．Theweatherreport.B．Afootballmatch.C．Afilmaboutwildlife.19．A．Fixherbike’sbacklight.B．Makecakesforher.C．Takephotosofher.20．A．Atthebusstation.B．BythecastleC．Atthesquare.Ⅳ．Listentothepassageandchoosetherightanswertoeachquestion.Thepassagewillbereadtwice.（5scores）21．WhatdoIndiansthinkofpassingfoodattablewiththelefthand?A．Unbelievable.B．Proper.C．Impolite.22．DoesshakingtheheadmeanthesameinIndiaandBulgaria?A．Yes,itdoes.B．No,itdoesn’t.C．It’sunknown.23．Whatcanyoudoifyoudon’twantanymoredrinksinArabiccountries?①Nodyourhead②Taketheglassinyourhand③PlaceyourhandoverthetopA．①②B．②③C．①③24．Wherecoulditbringtroubleifpeoplecrossthelegsduringameeting?A．InIndia.B．InEurope.C．InThailand:25．Howmanyexamplesofmannersandcustomsarementionedinthepassage?A．4B．5C．6Ⅴ．Listentothepassageandcompletethechart.Thepassagewillbereadthreetimes.（5scores）HSK—AChineseTestFactsManyforeignersmakeanefforttolearnChinese.Ithasbeenheldfor26yearsbytheendof2023.27Differentlevelstestdifferentabilities.●Listeningandreadingaretestedunderlevelthree.●Higherlevelsneedtotestwritingbesidesreadingandlistening.ChangeMoreChineselanguageprogramsare28forpeoplearoundtheworld.ChanceItwillbemore29forforeignerstogetabetterjoboreducationinChinaiftheypasstheexam.Opinionsofastudent●It’sthebestwaytofindout30inChineselearning.●HehopestoexpresshimselfclearlyandcorrectlywhenspeakingChinese.第二部分筆試（共60分）Ⅰ．Multiplechoice.（10scores）1.—________amazingcreativitytheteamhasshown!—Yes.I’mfascinatedbytheirperformance.A.How B.What C.Whatan2.ThepurplecupprojectinCalifornia,UShasreceivedwideattention________itsstartonAug1st.Itaimstostoptheuseofdisposable(一次性)cups.A.unless B.until C.since3.—Frankisverycarefulandhard-working.—Soheis.________whathedoes,healwaystrieshisbesttodoitwell.A.Eventhough B.Aslongas C.Nomatter4.—WuJunusedto________abustoschool,right?—Yes.ButsincemanygreenwayswerebuiltinChengdu,hehasgotusedto________toschool.A.take;ride B.take;riding C.taking;ride5.—Haveyoudecided________todowiththeseoldtoysyet?—Well,I’mstillthinkingabout________todealwiththem.A.how;what B.what;how C.how;how6.—Hey,Tom!You’dbetterkeepyourdogonaleash(皮帶)________,oritmayhurtothers.—OK.Thanksforremindingme.A.insilence B.inarush C.inpublic7.GarciaMarquez,best________OneHundredYearsofSolitude(孤獨(dú)),isoneofthe20thcentury’smostfamouswriters.A.nervousabout B.knownfor C.popularwith8.—ThepriceofBadmintonfeathershuttlecocks(羽毛球)isrisingsurprisingly.—Whynotbuysomeontheinternet?They’re________comparedtothoseintheshops.A.moreexpensive B.lessexpensive C.themostexpensive9.Accordingtothesurvey,manytrafficaccidents________bycarelessdriving.A.cause B.iscaused C.arecaused10.—Yourhandbagissounique.Couldyoupleasetellme________?—Well,usedclothes.A.whetheritisnew B.whatitismadeof C.bywhomitismadeⅡ．Cloze.（20scores）AInthepast,IbelievedintheAmericanDream,whichmeantajob,creditcards,success...Iwanteditandworked___11___itlikeeveryoneelse.However,oneyearlater,Ifoundmyselfhomelessandalone.Withmytruckand$56,I___12___someplaceswhichIcouldafford.IsawapoorhousefourmilesupamountainroadinWestVirginia.Itwasfullofbrokenglassandrubbish.Ifoundtheowner,rentedit,andmovedin.Thelocalsknewnothingaboutme,but___13___,theystartedteachingmetheartofbeinganeighbor.Theydroppedoffcandlesandtools,andbeganshowingaroundtochat.Theystartedtoteachmea___14___inadifferentAmericanDream—nottheonepersonbuttheneighbor’sfriendship.WhatIhavebelievedin,allthosethingsIthoughtwerenot___15___inthisplace.NowtheAmericanDreamIbelieveinisasharedone.It’snotsomuchaboutwhatIcangetformyself:it’sabouthowwecanallgetbytogether.11.A.towards B.opposite C.before12.A.wentthrough B.searchedfor C.walkedaround13.A.unhappily B.certainly C.slowly14.A.belief B.fact C.secret15.A.exciting B.real C.necessaryB．ForwritersinWesterncultures,fallisadifficultseasontodescribe.Ontheonehand,itisthe___16___ofthesummer.Whenyou___17___inthemorning,there’smist(薄霧)andit’scooler.Youknowthatwinterisaroundthecorner.AmericanwriterErnestHemingwaywroteinhisbookAMoveableFeast:“Youexpectedtobe___18___inthefall.Partofyoudiedeachyearwhentheleavesfellfromthetrees...”O(jiān)ntheotherhand,fallhasits___19___side.Therearesomany___20___innatureatthistimeofyear:theredandbrowncolorsthattheleaveschangeto,andthewaytheyfallfromthetrees.FrenchwriterAlbertCamuseven___21___fallwasasecondspring:“Autumnisasecondspringwheneveryleafisaflower.”Anotherfall___22___iswisdom.Thecomingoftheseasonisjustlikeapersonbecomingmature(成熟的).Atthistimeit’sthoughtthatpeoplehave___23___athingortwoaboutlife.Ofcourse,therearemanyotherthemesandsubjectsintheliteratureoffall.Forexample,it’sthebeginningofanewtermoftheschoolyear.___24___fallcanbeawritingtopicforchildrenandyoungpeople.Fallwritingisusuallyaboutthechangesin____25____.Butwritersoftenuseitasasymbolforchangesinhumanlife.16.A.bottom B.end C.middle17.A.getup B.stayup C.setup18.A.happy B.excited C.sad19.A.good B.simple C.difficult20.A.problems B.changes C.mistakes21.A.decided B.dreamed C.thought22.A.side B.cover C.theme23.A.learned B.forgotten C.received24.A.As B.If C.So25.A.leaves B.nature C.color第三部分閱讀理解（共15題；計(jì)30分）Ⅲ．Readthepassageandjudgethestatementstrueorfalse.Ifit’strue,pleasechoose“A”;ifit’sfalse,pleasechoose“B”.（10scores）TheNobelPrizeisoneofthemostimportantprizesaroundtheworld.AlfredNobel,whostartedtheNobelPrize,wasaninventorandhisinventionsincludingdynamite(炸藥)madehimrich.Hewantedpeopletorememberhim,sohestartedtheNobelPrizeandgave94percentofhismoney,oroverSEK$31million(about21millionyuan)toit.ThefirstNobelPrizeswereawarded(授予)onDecember10,1901,exactlythedatefiveyearsafterAlfredNobel’sdeath.Atfirsttherewereonlyfiveprizes.ThePrizeinEconomicScienceswasaddedtothelistin1968.EverySeptember,theNobelcommitteeinvitesexpertsworldwidetosaywhotheythinkshouldwinthenextyear’sNobelPrize.However,thenamesgivenarekeptsecretfor50years,exceptforthewinner.ThewinnersusuallyreceivetheirawardsonDecember10theachyear.ThePeacePrizeisawardedinOslo,Norway,whiletheothersareawardedinStockholm,Sweden.Eachwinnerreceivesamedalandsomemoney.MoYan,afamousChinesewriter,wonNobelprizeforhisgreatworksin2012.Sometimestwoorthreepeopleshareaprize.26.AlfredNobelwonthefirstNobelPrizeforinventingdynamite.27.TheNobelPrizehashadahistoryofoverahundredandfiftyyears.28.TherewerefiveAlfredNobelprizesintotal.29.Peopledon’tknowthenamesofthenominees(提名人)until50yearslater.30.WecaninferMoYanreceivedhismedalandmoneyinStockholm,Sweden.Ⅳ．Readingcomprehension.（20scores）ALesChoristesisaheart-warmingFrenchfilm.ThefilmtellsthestoryofmusicteacherClementMathieuandhisstudents.MusicianClementMathieuarrivesatanoldboardingschooltoworkasamusicteacherfortroubledboys.Hefeelslikeafailure.Themiddle-agedmanhasmixedfeelingsabouthowlonghecanlastasateacherfortheseboys.Rachin,theheadmaster,isanotherunsuccessfulman.Hetakesouthisdisappointmentbypunishingthosestudentswhoaredifficulttocontrol.Itisn’tlongbeforeMathieufindsthatsomeoftheboyscansing.Soheorganizesachoir(合唱團(tuán))andhasthemsingsomemusicalpieceshehaswritten.Pierreisknownintheschoolasatrouble-maker.ButMathieuseesthattheboyhasagreattalentforsinging,andtheninviteshimtojointhechoir.Thismakestheboy’ssinglemomveryhappy,whoisoftenannoyedbyherboy’stroubleatschool.Inaddition,Mathieucaresverymuchaboutthesestudents.Pepinotisaboywholosthisparents.Heisoftentreatedpoorlybyotherboys.ItisMathieuwhogiveshimtheaffectionandcarehealwayswants.Itmakestheboyfeelspecial.LesChoristeswasahugehitinFranceandwaschosenastheFrenchentryintheOscarAwardsforBestForeignLanguageFilmof2005.ChristopheBarratier,thefilm’sdirector,saidhehopedthatthefilmcouldshowthehealingpower(治愈力)ofmusicandthebigdifferencegoodteacherscanmaketothelivesoftheirstudents.31.HowdoesMathieufeelatfirstaboutteachingattheschool?A.Upset. B.Bored. C.Tired.32.WhatdoesMathieudotohelpthestudents?A.Helooksaftersickstudents.B.Hestartstowritemusic.C.Hesetsupachoir.33.WhatdoweknowaboutPierre?A.Heisfamousbecausehedoesn’tmaketrouble.B.Heisgoodatsinging.C.Heispopularinschool.34Whatdoestheunderlinedword“affection”probablymean?A.Freedom. B.Love. C.Respect.35.Whatismentionedaboutthefilminthepassage?①Ending.②Characters.③Achievement.A.①② B.①③ C.②③BHaveyouheardoftheMandelaEffect?Itdescribesasituationwheremanypeoplehavethesamefalsememory.Thenameofthetheory(理論)datesbackto2010whenmanypeopleontheinternetfalselyrememberedthatNelsonMandeladiedinthe1980sinprison.ButMandelawasactuallyfreedin1990andpassedawayin2013.ThenaUSresearchercreatedthetermMandelaEffectbasedonthissituation.TherearemanyotherexamplesoftheMandelaEffect.In2022inChina,therewasaheateddiscussiononlineaboutthesentencebyMencius:“ThuswhenHeavenisabouttoconferagreatofficeonanyman…”(“故天將降大任于斯/是人也”).Mostpeopleremembereditwas“si”,whileotherssayitwas“shi”.Later,People’sEducationPressendedthediscussionbysayingthatallitstextbookssayshiWhatdoyourememberitas?Psychologists(心理學(xué)家)saytherearesomereasonsfortheMandelaEffect.Forexample,yourmindmaytrytofillinmissinggapsinyourmemorytomakemoresenseofit,whichiscalledconfabulation(虛構(gòu)癥).However,thisisnotlying,butrememberingdetailsthatneverhappened.TheInternetmaybeanotherreasonfortheMandelaEffect,asthenewswereadcanbefalsefromthebeginning.In2018,astudyofover100,000newsstoriesshowedthatfalsenewscanspreadfasterandreachmorepeoplethanthetruth.Asapowerfulwaytospreadinformation,theInternetmightbethemainreasonforfalseinformationtoenterourmindsthesedays.36.WhatdoestheMandelaEffecthavetodowithNelsonMandela?A.NelsonMandelacreatedtheterm(術(shù)語(yǔ)).B.ThetermwascreatedtorememberNelsonMandela’sdeath.CThetermcamefromaneventaboutNelsonMandela.37.WhatistheMandelaEffect?A.It’sasituationwheremanypeopleremembersomethingwrong.B.It’sasituationwherepeoplehidethetruthbytellinglies.C.It’saboutthedifferentmemoriesofdifferentpeopleononething.38.What’sthetruthinthecaseof“si”and“shi”?A.“Shi”and“si”arebothcorrect.B.“Shi”isthecorrectone.C.“Si”waswronglyusedforashortperiod.39.Accordingtopsychologists,theMandelaEffectprobablyhappenswhen______.A.wepaytoomuchattentiontodetailsB.wetellalieaboutsomethingC.wegetwronginformationonline40.What’sthestructureofthestory?A. B. C.B卷（共60分）Ⅰ．Fillintheblankswiththefirstlettersgiven.（5scores）41.Peoplefinditc______toenjoyonlinetaxiservices.Youcanbookataxionlineinsteadofwaitingbytheroadside.42.Myheadteacherhasn’tchangedatallovertheyears.Shelookse______thesameasbefore.43.Whenaskedabouthowtoimprovestudents’interestinlearning,theexpertsuggestedc______whattheylearnwithsomethingtheylove.44.BeginnersofEnglishoftenhavetroubleingettingthewords’______right.45.Childrenunder18arenota______todrinkwineaccordingtothelaw.Ⅱ．Fillintheblanksaccordingtothetextswe’velearnt.（10scores）It’sinterestingtoseehowpeoplehavechanged.Billyusedtobereallyshyandquiet.Hisfacealwayst___46___redwhenhegotnervous.Nowhe’soutgoingandpopular.CandyWang,a19-year-oldAsianpopstar,tookupsingingtodealwithhers___47___.Ittookhersometimetod___48___tosingforothers.Nowsheenjoyssinginginfrontofc___49___andwinspopularityeverywhereshegoes.LiWenusedtohaved___50___inschoolafterhebecamealeft-behindchildinthecountryside.Lonelinessandu___51___madehimloseinterestinstudying.Hewasa___52___fromclassesandfailedhisexamsandhewastooshytomakefriends.Heeventhoughtabout1___53___theschool.Afteralongtalkwithhisparents,hehasrealizedtheyarep___54___ofhimandlovehimdeeply.NowLiWenstudiesharderthanheusedtoandhe’smorea___55___inschoolactivities.He’senjoyingahappierlife.Ⅲ．Completetheconversationwithonlyonewordineachblank.（10scores）A:WuMin,howprettyyoulookinthisblouse!B:Thanks,Paula.It’sasilkblouseboughtbymymother.A:My___56___isonthebambooleaves.Howlivelytheyare!Aretheyembroidered(刺繡)ontheblouse?B:Yes.Mygrandmotherthoughttheblousewastoo___57___,sosheembroideredthebambooleavesonit.A:Wow!Ireally___58___herskills!ThepatternslooksofantasticthatIsimplycan’ttakemyeyesoffthem.B:ThiskindofartiscalledShuEmbroidery,oneofthemostfamousembroiderystylesinChinaanditusedtoberegardedasa___59___ofancientShu.Itwaslistedasanational-levelintangibleculturalheritage(非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn))in2006.A:Wow,your___60___makesmeespeciallyloveit.Ihaveasimilarsilkblouse.CouldImakea(n)___61___toyourgrandmotherforaShuembroiderypattern?B:Shemaynotbe___62___todothatforyou.Thereissomethingwrongwithhereyesthesedays.Thedoctorsuggestedthatsheshould___63___usinghereyestoomuch.A:Iamsorrytohearthat.Wishhergoodhealth!B:Actually,I’vebeenlearningShuembroideryfromherforabouttwoyears.Icanmakeoneforyouifyoudon’t___64___toomanyofthedetails(細(xì)節(jié)).A:Really?Thenhowaboutembroideringaroseforme?B:Noproblem.Butembroiderytakes___65___.Afterall,evenforaskilledmaster,finishingapiecewouldtakeseveraldaysorevenafewmonths.A:Great!Ican’twaittoseeit.Ⅳ．Choosethewordsfromtheboxtocompletethepassagewiththeirproperforms.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.（10scores）customer;decide;happy;improvement;little;much;modern;one;pollute;society;tradition;understandAsChina’sbiggestshoppingevent,theDouble11shoppingdayisnowinits15thyear.Differentfromyearsbefore,anewidea—reverseconsumption(反向消費(fèi))—hascomeintoyoung___66___mind.Itmeansthattheybuythingswiselyinsteadofbuyingthemblindly.Comparedwith___67___consumptionpatterns(模式),itrefusestokeepbuyingnewproducts,andpaysmoreattentiontothequalityandtherealcostsoftheproducts.Thisideahasgraduallybecomepopularamongtheyoungpeople.Andithasalsoinfluencedtheirbuying___68___.Whyareyoungpeoplechangingtheirideasandspending___69___onbuying?Oneofthereasonsisthatpeoplehavedifferent___70___forqualitylifeafterthethree-yearCOVID-19pandemic.Manyyoungpeoplefindthatmaterialwealthdoesnotbringtrue___71___.Theystarttocaremoreaboutpersonalgrowthandthebuildingof___72___relationships.Asaresult,theyputinner(內(nèi)在的)needsastheir___73___consideration.What’smore,youngpeoplealsocaremoreabouttheenvironment.Buyingthingsblindlynotonlycausesplentyofwaste,butalsomaybringenvironmental___74___.Reverseconsumptioninfluencesthemarketandthesellersinturn.Thecompanieshaveto___75___thequalityoftheirproductsandofferbetterserviceaswell.Onethingisforsure—productswithhigherqualityandlowerpriceswillwin.Ⅴ．Reading.（10scores）A．Completethepassageandfillintheblankswiththesentencesgiveninthebox.Eachcanbeusedonlyonce.（5scores）Australiansealionsareendangered.Theirnumbershavedroppedbyover60%inthelast40years.Scientistswantedtolearnmoreabouthowsealionsusedifferentareasoftheseafloortogatherfood.____76____Underwaterrobotsareexpensive,theyoftenmoveslowly,andtheycan’tgoeverywhere.Soscientistscameupwithagoodidea—tyingcamerastosealions.Thesealionscouldcoverlargeareasoftheseafloorquickly,andgodeepintoplacesthathumanscan’treach.Thescientistschose8healthyadultfemales(雌性動(dòng)物)fromtwodifferentgroupsofsealions.Theychosefemalesbecausetheywouldsoonreturntolandtofeedtheiryoung.____77____Thescientistsputthesealionstosleepandtiedalight-weightcameraandGPStracker(追蹤器)toeachofthem.Theteamworkedwithanimalexpertstomakesurethesealionsweretreatedwell.Beforelong,thesealionswokeupandheadedouttosea.____78____Thevideosrecordedtheseafloorinplacesthathadneverbeenseenbefore.Thescientistswereabletoidentify(識(shí)別出)6differenttypesofseafloorenvironments.UsingAIandtheinformationfromthevideosthescientistsdevelopedaspecialtool.____79____Andit’scorrect98%ofthetime.Thescientistsnowcanusethattooltomakegoodpredictionsaboutwhattheseafloorislike,eveninareasthathaven’tbeenstudied.Thankstothesealions,thescientistsnowhaveabetterideaaboutthekindsofareasusedbytheseendangeredanimalsandwheretheseareascanbefound.Asoneofthe9researcherssaid,“____80____”A.Theresultswereexciting.B.Butstudyingtheseafloorisdifficult.C.Thistoolcan“guess”whattheseafloorislike.DTheanimalswereexpectedtocollect89hoursofvideo.E.Thatmeantthescientistscouldeasilygetthecamerasback.F.Theygiveusawindowintotheirworldthatwehaven’tseenbefore.Ⅵ．Readthepassageandcompletethechartwithproperwordsorphrases.（5scores）Howoldwereyouwhenyoustartedusingsocialmedia(社交媒體)?Laterthisyear,childrenbelowacertainageinAustraliawillbebanned(禁止)fromsocialmedia.Whilethespecificagehasnotbeendecided,itislikelytobebetween14and16.Arecentsurveyof20,000Australianstudentsinthe10thgradeshowedbecauseofsocialmedia,studentshavepoorerlifequality.Also,nearly60percentofparentsareworriedaboutsocialmediahurtingtheirchildren’smentalhealth(心理健康).TheAustraliangovernmentbelievesthatthebanisgoodforteenagers’well-being.“Wewantthemtohaverealexperienceswithrealpeoplebecauseweknowthatsocialmediaiscausingsocialharm,”oneoftheofficialssaid.However,expertshavedoubtsabouttheban.LisaGiven,aprofessorattheRoyalMelbourneInstituteofTechnology,wroteinTheConversationthatmanyEuropeancountrieshavetriedsimilarwaysbeforebutdidn’tsucceed.Thisisbecausethepolicylimitsteenagers’chancestogetinformationandexpressthemselvesonline.MeanwhileasLauraMarkley,adoctorataChildren’sHospitalintheUSpointedout,socialmediacan“createasenseofconnectionandbelonging(歸屬感)”forchildrenofsimilarageandhelpthemfeellesslonely.Onthetechnical(技術(shù)的)side,thelawwillalsobedifficulttocarryout.Forexample,manyappsnowaskuserstheirage.Butuserscansimplylieandputinanearlierdate.What’smore,thelawmaypushteenagerstohidetheironlineactivities,orevenuseappsthatareunsafeorbadlymanaged.So,whatistherightwayforward?Meta,theparentcompanyofFacebookandInstagram,saysthatsimplybanningsocialmediawon’tsolvetheproblem.It’sbetterforthegovernmenttoprovidemoretoolsforparents.LimitingSocialMediaThebackgroundAustraliawillbanstudentsbelowacertainagefromusingthesocialmedia.The____81____ofsocialmedia●Socialmediacan____82____poorerlifequality.●Socialmediamayhurtchildren’smentalhealth.DifferentopinionsaboutthebanSupporters●Studentsneedtohaverealexperienceswithrealpeople.Objectors●Similarwayshavebeentriedbeforebut____83____.●Suchabantakesawaysomeofthemental____84____thatteenagersneed.●It’shardtocarryoutthelawonthetechnicalside.AsuggestionSocialmediashouldn’tsimplybebanned.Thegovernmentshouldoffermoretoolstoparents____85____.86.傳統(tǒng)春節(jié)與現(xiàn)代春節(jié)之間存在差異，慶祝方式的多樣化、飲食習(xí)俗的變遷、文化氛圍的多元化以及消費(fèi)觀念的改變，都體現(xiàn)了時(shí)代變遷和人們生活方式的改變。學(xué)校英語(yǔ)日?qǐng)?bào)正在舉辦“用英語(yǔ)講中國(guó)春節(jié)”的征文活動(dòng)，體現(xiàn)中國(guó)傳統(tǒng)春節(jié)的變化。請(qǐng)根據(jù)下面提示信息，寫一篇征文。要求：1．題目自擬；2．文章80詞左右；3．文章中不得出現(xiàn)班級(jí)、姓名等真實(shí)信息；4．根據(jù)圖片信息對(duì)比春節(jié)變化，并談?wù)撃愕母惺芎涂捶?。________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

成都市實(shí)驗(yàn)外國(guó)語(yǔ)學(xué)校2024-2025學(xué)年上期期中考試九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)學(xué)科試題簡(jiǎn)要答案A卷（共90分）第一部分聽力（略）第二部分筆試（共60分）Ⅰ．Multiplechoice.（10scores）【1題答案】【答案】B【2題答案】【答案】C【3題答案】【答案】C【4題答案】【答案】B【5題答案】【答案】B【6題答案】【答案】C【7題答案】【答案】B【8題答案】【答案】B【9題答案】【答案】C【10題答案】【答案】BⅡ．Cloze.（20scores）A【11~15題答案】【答案】11.A12.B13.C14.A15.CB．【16~25題答案】【答案】16.B17.A18.C19.A20.B21.C22.C