人教版九年級(jí)下冊(cè)英語(yǔ)期中真題卷02(含答案)

人教版九年級(jí)下冊(cè)英語(yǔ)

期中測(cè)試真題卷

一、選擇題（共10小題：每小題1分，滿分10分）從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳

選項(xiàng)。

1.---Whydidn'tyouhelpthelittleboy?

Oh,hehadstruggledtohisfeetIcouldrunoverandofferedanyhelp.

A.beforeB.afterC.whenD.since

2.Theyremainedfullofhopeanddetermination.theirrepeatedfailures.

A.insteadofB.insearchof

C.becauseofD.inspiteof

3.Fearisoneofthemanyenemieshiddeninsideus,andifuncontrolled>itcandestroyour

lives.

A.leavingB.left

C.havingleftD.tobeleft

4.Weliveinthissocietynowliterallysomeoneisalwayshelping.

A.whenB.whereC.thatD.what

5.Manycompaniesdon'trealize____importantthecustomersare,whichiswhytheylosetheir

customersunconsciously.

A.whatB.whetherC.howD.which

6.Aftercompletingthetraining,Ltogetherwithmyclassmates,tothetownthatwasfar

fromthecity.

A.weresentB.wassent

C.havebeensentD.hasbeensent

7.-Theroadoutsidetheschoolbothersthestudentsalot.

-Actually,wedon'tknowwhenitwillbecompleted.

A.beingbuiltB.tobebuilt

C.tobuiltD.built

8.IsitconvenienttoyouifIcallyouupat9o'clocktomorrowmorning?

I'mafraidnot.Iameetingthen.

A.willhaveattendedB.wasattending

C.willbeattendingD.amattending

9.--Thankyouforremindingmeofthelime,orIlatefortheflightyesterday.

Don'tmentionit.

A.willhavebeenB.wouldhavebeen

C.mustbeD.couldbe

10.themotherreallydoubtsishersonwilljointhearmysoon.

A.That；whatB.What；whether

C.That：whetherD.What：that

二、閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

11.（6分）Somepeopleski（滑雪）downmountains.Othersclimbhugerocksorphotograph

dangerousanimals.Whydopeopleenjoyriskyactivitieslikethese?

Somepeopletakeriskssimplybecauseitmakesthemfeelgood.Psychologist（心理學(xué)

家）Marvinsaysthatthiskindofexplorers（探險(xiǎn)者）arealwayslookingforchangeand

excitement.Whenpeopledosomethingneworrisky>achemical（化學(xué)物質(zhì)）inthebrain

createsapleasantfecling.Thcylovethisfeelingandwanttoexperienceitasoftenaspossible.

Otherpeopledon'ttakerisksfbrthefeelingofexcitementbuttoachieveagoal.For

example,MikeFaywentonadangerous2,000-milespecialjourneyincentralAfrica.He

workedtohelpsavethewildlifethere.Fay'sexpeditionshelpedcreate13nationalparks.

Forotherpeople,suchasextremeathletes（極限運(yùn)動(dòng)員）,takingrisksispartoftheir

job.SportspsychologistShanesaysextremeathletesseetheworlddifferently.Inadangerous

activity,mostpeopleprobablydonotfeelincontrol.Extremeathletesaredifferent：theyfeelin

controlindangeroussituations.Thedangercanevenhelpthem.Forexample,skierDaron

Rahlvessaysthatbeingafraidmakeshimtryhardertosucceed.

Mostofusarenotextremeathletesorexplorers.However,westilltakerisksinour

lives.Someofustakesocialrisks,suchasspeakinginfrontofalargegroupof

people.Sometimes?wetakefinancialrisks,suchasbuyingahouse.Andsometimeswetake

careerrisks,suchasleavingajoborstartingabusiness.Mostpeopletakerisksinsomeareasof

life,butnotinothers.Whatkindofrisk-takerareyou?

（1）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"'expedition"inParagraph3mean?

A.Muchmoney.

B.Ajourneywithaspecialgoal.

C.Agreatidea.

D.Aplanforadangerousjourney

（2）Howmanykindsofextremeathletesorexplorersarementionedinthepassage?

A.Three.

B.Four.

C.Five

D.Six.

（3）Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.MikeFayisaprofessionalrisk-taker.

B.Mostpeopledon'ttakerisksintheirdailylife.

C.Extremeathletesdealwithdangerbetterthanothers.

D.DaronRahlvestakesrisksmainlyforchangeandexcitement.

12.（8分）Spainisfamousforitstomatofestival>calledLaTbmatina.Ithappensinasmall

townnamedBunolonthelastWednesdayofAugusteveryyear.Duringthefestivalthereareall

kindsofactivities,butthemostexcitingpartisthetomatofight.Ittakesplaceattheendofaweek

-longcelebration（慶祝）.Youareencouragedtothrowtomatoesinthefight.

Therearemanystoriesabouthowthefestivalbegan.Oneofthestoriesgoesthatduringthe

1940's,somefriendsstartedatomatofight,whileanotherstoryisaboutalocalband.Anyway,

everyoneinBunolseemstohaveacifferentstory.

Beforethetomatofight,thereareparades（游行），musicalbands,streetpartiesandsoon.

Onthedayofthefight>shopkeeperscovertheirwindowsanddoorsinordertokeepaway

fromthetomatofight.Atthesametime,thousandsoftouristsandlocalpeoplecometothetown

squaretogether.Thenlargetrucks（卡車）fulloftomatoesarrive.Fromthebackofthelarge

trucks,agreattownbandstarttothrowtomatoesatothers.Thenthecrowdsfightback?throwing

thetomatoesatanythingandanyone.Soonthestreetsareintheseaofredtomatojuice.

Everyoneissupposedtoobeyasmallnumberofrules：Youmustsquash（壓爛）thetomato

beforethrowingitandyouareallowedtothrownothingbuttomatoes.

Itisusuallyoverinlessthanhalfanhour.Everyonethensetsofftotherivertoclean

up.Soundslikefun!

（1）Themostexcitingactivityofthefestivalis.

A.parades

B.streetparlies

C.thetomatofight

D.themusicalbandshow

（2）Thestoriesabouthowthefestivalbeganareaccordingtothepassage.

A.veryclear

B.rathersad

C.veryfamous

D.quitedifferent

（3）Onthefightday,.

A.peoplefightforthewholeday

B.peoplecanthroweverything

C.shopkeepersarenotallowedtowatchpeoplefight

D.lotsoftouristsandlocalpeopletakepartinthefight

（4）Thebesttitleofthepassagecanbe.

A.TravelinSpain

B.TheTomatoFestivalinSpain

C.TheHistoryofSpain

D.RulesoftheTomatoFestival.

13.（8分）Americansareproudoftheirvarietyandindividuality,yettheyloveandrespectfew

thingsmorethanauniform,whetheritistheuniformofaliftoperatorortheuniformofafive

-stargeneral.WhyareuniformssopopularintheUnitedStates?

Amongtheargumentsforuniforms,oneofthefirstisthatintheeyesofmostpeople

theylookmoreprofessionalthancivilian（平民的）clothes.Peoplehavebecomeconditionedto

expecthigherqualityfromamanwhowearsauniform.Thetelevisionrepairmanwhowearsa

uniformislikelytoinspiremoretrustthanonewhoappearsincivilianclothes.Faithin（heskill

ofagaragemechanic（技術(shù)工人）isincreasedbyaunifbrm.Whateasierwayistherefora

nurse,apoliceman,ahairdresser,orawaitertoloseprofessionalidentity（身份；特性）than

tostepoutofuniform?

Uniformsalsohavemanypracticalgoodpoints.Theyareoftenmorecomfortableand

morelastingthancivilianclothes.

Primaryamongtheargumentagainstuniformsistheirlackofvarietyandthelossof

individualityexperiencedbypeoplewhomustwearthem.Thoughtherearemanytypesof

uniforms,thewearerofanyparticulartypeisgenerallystuckwithit,withoutchange,until

retirement.Whenpeoplelookalike,theyarelikelytothink,speak,andactsimilarlyonthejob

atleast.

Uniformsalsogiverisetosomepracticalproblems.Thoughtheyarelong-lasting,often

theirinitialexpenseisgreaterthanthecostofcivilianclothes.Someuniformsarealso

expensivetomaintain,requiringprofessionaldrycleaningratherthanthehomelaundering（洗

滌）possiblewithmanytypesofcivilianclothes.

（1）WhatsurprisesusisthatAmericans.

A.stilljudgeamanbyhisclothes

B.thinkhighlyofuniforms

C.lesspreferwearingcivilianclothes

D.respectaliftoperatorinuniform

（2）Peoplearelikelytothinkthatamaninuniform.

A.suggestsqualitywork

B.showshissocialposition

C.appearstobemorepractical

D.looksmorefreshandattractive

（3）Thosewhoareagainstuniformsbelievethatpeoplewearinguniforms.

A.areusuallyhelpful

B.havelittlefreedom

C.losepersonalcharacter

D.enjoygreaterpopularity

（4）Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethat.

A.peoplegenerallytrustapersoninuniform

B.peopleenjoywearingcomfortableuniform

C.thecostoftheuniformisacceptabletopeople

D.peoplewearuniformstoshowtheirprofessions

14.（8分）Animal-rightsactivistsoftencomplainthatcutebeastsgetmoresympathythan

equallydeservinguglyones.Ifso,onewouldthinkalovelycreaturelikethemink（貂）would

beeasytoprotect.YetintheNetherlands,minkistheonlyanimalthatcanstilllegallybe

farmedfortheirfur.Thatisabouttochange.OnAugust28,hthegovernmentbroughtforwardto

thisyearabanonmink-farmingthathadbeenscheduledtotakeeffectin2O24.Thetimetable

wasspedupnotbecauseminkhadbecomemoreadorable?butbecausetheycancontract

COVID-19andspreadittohumans.

Dutchfarmersnormallyraisedabout2.5millionminksayear,makingtheNetherlandsthe

world'sfourth-largestproducerafterDenmark,ChinaandPoland.InApril,acoupleofminks

andthefarmhandswhotendedthemwerediagnosedwithCOVID-19.Genetictracing

showedthatatleasttwoworkershadprobablybeeninfectedbymink,ratherthantheotherway

around.Theaffectedanimalsweredestroyedandstricterhygienerulesimposed,butbysummer

thevirushadspreadtoathirdofthecountry'sfarms.InJune?parliamentvotedtoshutdownthe

industryassoonaspossible,andthecabinetagreed.

ThatwasawinfbrtheNetherlandsPartyfortheAnimals,whichhasfourseatsinthe150

-memberparliament.In2013,ithelpedpassthelawthatgaveminkfarmersuntil2024togel

outofthebusiness.Nowthepartyanditssupportersobjecttothegenerouscompensation（補(bǔ)

thegovernmenthasofferedfbrbringingforwardthedeadline：$150million,or$1

millionperfarmer.Somemembersofparliamentclaimthatthecompensationpaidfor

destroyingtheinfectedminkswashigherthanthemarketpricefbrtheirfur.

Furfarmerssaymodernstandardsallowminkstoberaisedhumanely,andthattheyare

notabigreasonfbrthespreadofthevirus.Butminkstendtolivebythemselvesinsteadof

livingingroups：animal-rightsadvocatessaytheycannotberaisedhumanelyinsmall

cages.AsforCOVID-19,theworryisthatminkcouldserveasamediumforittoattack

humanimmunization(免疫)programs.Theindustry'svalueismodest(farmersputitat

$150million-$200million,activistsatunder$100million),andpollsshowthepublic

ovenvhelminglyopposesit."Inademocraticcountry,thatwidespreadbeliefhastotranslate

intoapoliticaldecisiontobanfurfarming,"saysEstherOuwehand,leaderofthePartyfor

theAnimals.Thefarmersaccepttheyareshuttingdown.Theremainingargumentisover

money.

(1)Accordingtothepassage?whydidanimal-activistshaveanunexpectedwinfor

protectingminks?

A.Becausemink'scuteappearancewonpeople'sheart.

B.Becausetheminkscouldactasahostforaninfectiousdisease.

C.Becausethegovernmentcarriedoutanactearlierthanplanned.

D.Becausethefarmersstoppedraisingminks,consideringthegreatreward.

(2)Whatdoesthewritermeanbysaying"theotherwayaround"inparagraph2?

A.Thefarm-raisedminkswerebomwiththevirus.

B.ThefannerswereinfectedwithCOVID-19byminks.

C.TheminkscontractedCOVID-19fromtheircaregiver.

D.Theaffectedminkshadcontactwiththevirusinnature.

(3)EstherOuwehandandhispartymemberssupportedthefollowingstatementsEXCEPT___

A.Minkscanbeeasilybredbyhumanswithoutbringinganyharmtothem.

B.Itisacceptabletoshutdownminkfurindustrybecauseitisn'tprofitable.

C.Objectiontofurindustryisamainreasonbehindthisgovernmentaldecision.

D.Theamountofmoneytomakeupforthelossoftheminkfarmerswastoohigh.

(4)Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.CutenessWins

B.AnUnexpectedWin

C.WinterfbrMinks

D.Farmersv.s.Activists

三、閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為

多余選項(xiàng)。

15.(5分)Sometimes,youfeeldownorunhappy.(1)Soifyou'rehavingabaddayand

needaboost,thenhelpisjustaclickaway.

Awebsiteistryingtoofferpeoplepositive(積極的)messagesfromstrangerstocheer

themup.(2)Peoplecanpresenttheirpositivethoughtsandfeelingstothosewhoarein

lowspiritshere.

Thewebsite,thenicestplaceontheinternet,letspeoplepostvideosofthemselves

blowingkissesandleavingpositiveandencouragingmessagestoliftvisitorsspirits.

(3)Anditisconsideredtohelpmanypeopleoutwhentheyfeellow.The

wellknownartistwholivesinSanFranciscosaidhecameupwiththeideawhenheandhis

friendLaurenwerehavingoneofthosebaddays.

"Wetriedtobecomecheerful,butnoneoftheusualmethodsseemedtobeworking.Not

music.Notfbod.Whatwehopedwassomethingpositive,honestandgood.Sowithonlya

cameraandwork-freeweekend?wecreated'TheNicestPlaceOnTheInternet."he

explainedonhiswebsite.

Oneuserofthesite,JosephMeehan,27,fromBirmingham,said,"It'safunandexciting

website.IvisiteveryonceinawhilewhenI'mmissingmyfriendsorfamily.(4)Itmay

evenstopthemfromdoingsomethingstupid.Youcanalsopostyourvideotothewebsite,and

theyaddittotheseries.Ifsveryeasytoshare(helove."

Mr.Lamisnowworkingonanewproject.(5)Theideaisthatstrangerssendan

audio(聲音)diarybyleavingavoicemailandthenanyonecanlistentoit.

A.ThcwebsitewascreatedbyJeffLam.

B.Itannouncestobe"thenicestplaceontheInternet".

C.Wedon'tlikeitmostoftime.

D.Don'lthinklikethat.

E.Theprojectallowspeopletoleavepositivevoicemailsforstrangers.

F.Anditishardtocomebacktoyourhighspirit.

G.Ithinkitcouldreallybehelpfultopeoplethatarefeelingdownorsad.

四、閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中，選出可以填入空

白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

16.(15分)HarvardLibrary

Ifwecompareprofessorsandstudentstothehostofauniversity*thenthelibraryofa

universitycanbecomparedtothehallway.Thequalityofauniversity,(1),isindirect

proportiontothatofitsIibrary.AtHarvard,thelibraryisanessentialpartofeverybody's

life.Boththequantityandthe(2)ofthelibrarymakestudyanenjoyableprocess.

HarvardLibraryisnotonlythemostancientlibraryintheUnitedStates?butthelargest

universitylibrarywiththelargestscale.In1638JohnHarvard(3)hiswholelibraryto

thethenHarvardCollege.After300yearsofdevelopment,thelibrarynowholds10millionsof

booksand(4)more(han100branchLibraries.Inadditiontothelibrariesownedbyeach

school?therearespeciallibrariesthatare(5)insomeaspects.Whilemostofthebranch

librariesareonHarvardcampus?someareasfarasinWashington,D.C.oreveninFlorenceof

Italy.YenchingLibraryisfamousforits(6)ofEastAsianliterature.LamontLibraryis

thefirstlibraryintheworldthatis(7)fbrundergraduates.WidenerLibraryisthelargest

libraryinHarvard,onlysecondtoLibraryofCongress.

What(8)tobementionedisthesystemorrathertheserviceofthe

libraries.Usuallythelibrariesareopenfrom9a.m.to5p.m..Themainlibrariesareopenuntil

10p.m..Thelibrariesfbrundergraduateswillevenbeopenallnightduringthe(9)

pcriod.Thclibrariesalsoprovidewithstudentstheserviceof(10)readingmaterialsfbr

allcourses.Atthebeginningofasemester,eachteacherwillgivealistofbookstothe

librarians.Thelibrariansare(11)tofindoutthesebooksandputthemattheplaces

wherestudentscaneasilyfindthem.

Thereisnolimitationforthenumberofbooksthatstudentscanborrow.Asthespacefor

thelibraryislimited,manybooksare(12)insuburbanlibrary.Despitethis,students

cangotofetchthebookatthe(13)librarywithin24hoursaftertheysubmitrequest

fbrthatbook.Evenifthereisonlyonebooktobefetchedfromthesuburbanlibrary?the

librariesoncampuswillsendsomeonetodothejob.Thiskindof;14)whichput

readersinthefirstplaceisrareeveninIvyLcague.Therefbre,studyatHarvardwillbea/an

(15)experience.

(1)A.asaresultB.tosomeextentC.onthecontraryD.atalltimes

(2)A.influenceB.disciplineC.qualityD.prospect

(3)A.donatedB.assignedC.adaptcd□.distributed

(4)A.containsB.composesC.involves0.includes

(5)A.informativeB.differentC.secureD.peculiar

(6)A.collectionsB.dccumentsC.phenomenaD.exhibitions

(7)A.unusuallyB.formallyC.speciallyD.especially

(8)A.remainsB.h叩pensC.appearsD.deserves

(9)A.examinationB.experimentC.vacation0.graduation

(10)A.confirmingB.preparingC.selectingD.designing

(11)A.desperateB.willingC.reluctantD.responsible

(12)A.exhibitedB.reservedC.storedD.classified

(13)A.叩pointedB.acceptedC.expectedD.restricted

(14)A.performanceB.serviceC.activityD.response

(15)A.fortunateB.creativeC.positiveD.enjoyable

五、閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

17.(10分)GoingtoDisneyWorldisonthetopofmanychildren'sdreamlists.SowhenJermaine

BellfromSouthCarolinaturneddowntheopportunitytogotothe(1)(magic)

destinationforhisseventhbirthdayinordertoputthemoneytowardshelpingthose(2)

hadtofleetheirhomesbecauseofHurricaneDorian，wecouldn'thelpbut(3)

(impress)withhisgenerosity.

Theyoungboyaskedhisparentstousethemoneyforthetriptobuyfoodforthose(4)

need.Hcsetupastand(攤位)onHighway125,givingoutwater,chips,andhotdogsto

thosewho(5)(try)toreachsafety.What'smore>theyoungsteralsooffered

upprayers(祈禱)fbrthepeoplethatrisked(6)(lose)theirhomes.Ashis

grandmother,ArethaGrant,shared："Heactuallyevenprayedfbrafamilywhiletheywere

hereinreferencetotheirhousebeingOKwhentheygotback,(7)thatwas

reallyteardropping."

It's(8)(inspire)toseesuchgenerosityandconcernforothersinoneso

young.Andweonlyhopehisbirthdayprovestobeasspecialasheis.Whatisequally

impressive(9)(be)Belfspatience-accordingtoK,he'shappyto

waitfbranotheropportunitytogotoDisneyWorld,especially(10)(visit)the

AnimalKingdomandhavingaLionKingparty.

六、寫(xiě)作

18.(15分)為了慶祝同學(xué)們順利畢業(yè)和感謝老師的辛勤培育，你班將于下周五晚上在教室

舉行畢業(yè)晚會(huì)(gradualionparty).假如你是班長(zhǎng)李華，請(qǐng)你就晚會(huì)的活動(dòng)安排、需要協(xié)

助的具體事項(xiàng)等給全班同學(xué)寫(xiě)一個(gè)邀請(qǐng)函.

要求：

(1)注意邀請(qǐng)函的寫(xiě)作特點(diǎn)；

(2)80詞左右(開(kāi)頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù))；

(3)信中不得出現(xiàn)你的真實(shí)姓名、學(xué)校名和地名.

Dearclassmates>

Howtimeflies!It'stimetosaygood-bye.Fmlooking

forwardtohearingfromyouall!

Yours>

LiHua.

七、閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

19.（25分）Jaycebegannoticingwhenhewasinkindergartenthathelookeddifferentfromhis

classmates.Theyhadtwohandswhilehehadone.Duetotheiryoungage,Jaycewas

encouragedthathewasjustlikeanangelwithonewingfoldedtoprepareforsomething.

Itstartedwhenoneboylaughedathim.Fromthatday>5-year-oldJayceturnedsad.He

returnedhomewithquestions."WhyamIdifferent?Whyme?Why?"Hecriedtoaskhis

mother,Lewis.SeeingJaycewasmadatGodformakinghimthatway,thepoormotherfeltit

ahugedaggertoherheart.Whatmadehermoresorrowfullwasthatshedidn'tknowwhattodo

atthatpointandhowtoprovideanswerstoherson'squestionswhichshecouldneverfindout

herself.Thewhitelieburstjustlikebubblesthatday.

Afewweekslater,LewisturnedontheTVtoanewsstory,whereshewasshockedtofind

outtheanswer.ltwasTrashaun,aneighthgrader,thatdisplayedpositiveenergyfromhishead

tohistoe.The14-year-oldsunnyboyperformedhisslamdunks（大灌籃）ontheTV,who

hadbeenahitontheIntemet.However,likeJayce,hehadmissedmostofhisleftarmsincehis

childhood!LewiscalledhersonJaycein.Thepoorlittleboygotspellbound,watchingdunk

afterdunk.

Atthetime,itseemedthatwatchingTrashaunwouldsimplybeaninspiringmomentfor

Jayce.HesawTrashaunasaloughrolemodelwhohadaseeminglysimilarborndisabilitybut

ledabrilliantlife.Andhaditstayedjustthat,Lewiswouldhavebeenhappy.Butlittledidshe

knowthatafamilyfriendhadalreadyreachedouttoTrashaun,askinghimtohelpsetupa

meetingwithJaycetorebuildhisconiidence.

注意（1）續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；（2）每段的開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)已為你寫(xiě)好。

Paragraph1

Thedaywasnotspentdrowninginself-pitybutfbrfun.

Paragraph2

StaringattheshirthesentJayce,Trashaunbegantotalkabouttheirleftarms.

參考答案

1.A2.D3.B4.B5.C6.B7.A8.D9.B10.B

11.(1)D(2)A(3)C

12.(DC(2)D(3)D(4)B

13.(1)B(2)A(3)C(4)A

14.(1)B(2)C(3)A(4)B

15.(1)F(2)B(3)A(4)G(5)E

16.(1)B(2)C(3)A(4)D(5)D(6)A(7)C(8)D(9)A(10)B

(11)D