初2015级九年级巴蜀4月月考.docx

初2015级九年级4月月考试题I. 单项选择。（每小题1分，共20分） 21. France is _ European country, while India is _ Asian country. A. a, the B. the, an C. a, an D. an, a 22. Oh! I came in such a hurry and forgot to bring any food with me. Never mind. You can have _. A. us B. ours C. you D. yours 23. - Where do you want to go, Cindy? - I want to go _ with my friends. A. to somewhere interesting B. somewhere interesting C. to interesting somewhere D. interesting somewhere 24. My grandma bought a nice sweater on Tianmao net _. A. right now B. just now C. from now on D. at once 25. Why not _ some of our old books to the poor children? A. give up B. give in C. give away D. give off26. Tibet has been a part of China since _ years ago. A. hundreds of B. seven hundreds C. hundred D. seven hundred of27.Hurryup!Thefilm_fortenminutes. A.hasbegunB.hadbegunC.hasbeenonD.began28. Jackdoeshishomework_Mary.Sotheybothalwaysgetgoodgrades intheexam. A.morecarefulthan B.ascarefullyas C.morecarefullythan D.morecarefullyas29. -WhencanIbeallowedtoplaycomputergames,Mum? -Afteryourhomework_. A.hasfinishedB.finishesC.isfinished D.wasfinished30.-_willyourbrotherbebackfromShenzhen? -Intwoweeks. A.Howlong B.Howoften C.Howmanytimes D.Howsoon31.-MustIhandinallmyhomeworktoday? -No,itsnotnecessarytohandinallofthemtoday.You_handittothe teachertomorrow. A.should B.must C.may D.would32. Ifit_thisafternoon,wecangohiking. A.won train B.isn training C.doesn train D.rains33. -Do you often see the people _ Taiji in the park? Its a good way to keep healthy. - Yes. I want to learn to play it, too. A. to play B. played C. plays D. play34.-There ssomethingwrongwithoneofhereyes. -Isee.Youmeansomethinghashappenedto_herlefteye_herrighteyes. A.neither,nor B.not,but C.either,or D.notonly,butalso35.WhenyouarelearningEnglish,useit,_youwontmakegreatprogress. A.but B.unless C.and D.or36.-Itseemsthatyouenjoythehotpotalot. -Yes.I_livinginChongqingnow. A. used to B. am used to C. am used for D. used for 37. While reading, one can guess some new words instead of _ them _. A. looking, at B. looking, for C. looking, after D. looking, up38.- Thanks very much for helping me with my lesson. - _. A. With pleasure B. My pleasure C. All right D. It doesnt matter 39. - Would you mind me turning on the TV? - _. You should finish your homework first. A. Of course not B. Better not C. Not at all D. Certainly not 40.A foreigner with a big bag on his back asked me _. A. if I know the way to Jiefangbei B. where is Jiefangbei C. where was Jiefangbei D. if I knew the way to Jiefangbei III. 完型填空。（每小题1.5分，共15分） Sitting still and keeping quiet seen like what students should do in class. 41 , putting your feet on the table, using iPads, eating and drinking may also take place in school. Americans are famous 42 their casual （随意的）style. At first, I didnt get used to it, for I was told that sitting still is what I should do in middle school. Its a traditional Chinese way to show that we are paying attention to what the teacher is 43 . But it doesnt seem to matter in the USD. When I first saw a student 44 on a sofa, I was shocked and thought the teacher might feel offended, but she didnt. She just smiled and kept talking. Then I got used to it, and 45 the relaxing and comfortable position like other students in class. Yet its really 46 fall asleep if I feel very comfortable. Also, we dont have uniforms at school. We cant wear 47 we want. And teenagers here feel free to eat breakfast, snacks, and drink soda while teachers are talking 48 wont feel upset and may even eat with the students. Once, my English teacher was secretly eating a bag of chips in her 49 while we were doing exercises in class. American teachers chat with students in class. It makes us feel 50 to them. Although it does mean we go off topic easily. In comparison, Chinese teachers are strict, but it helps us to focus on our task. 33. A. Instead B. Beside C. But D. However 34. A. to B. in C. for D. as 35. A. speaking B. saying C. talking D. Thinking36. A. lying B. laying C. dying D. studying 37. A. stopped B. hated C. enjoyed D. looked 38. A. hard B. easy C. impossible D. funny 39. A. whatever B. whenever C. wherever D. whoever 40. A. We B. They C. You D. She 41. A. desk B. bed C. door D. seat 42. A. closer B. better C. happier D. angrier IV. 阅读理解。（每小题2分，共30分） 阅读下列材料，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳的答案，并把答题卷上的答案标号涂黑。 AGoodbyetoyoumytrustedfriendWeveknowneachothersincewewerenineortenTogetherweveclimbedhillsandtreesLearnedofloveandABCsSkinned（擦伤）ourheartsandskinnedourkneesGoodbyemyfrienditshardtodieWhenallthebirdsaresingingintheskyNowthatspringisintheairPrettygirlsareeverywhereThinkofmeandIllbethereWehadjoywehadfunwehadseasonsinthesunButthehillsthatweclimbedwerejustseasonsoutoftime.51.Thewriterandhisfriendsbegantoknoweachotherwhentheywere_yearsold.A.sevenoreightB.eightornineC.nineortenD.tenoreleven52.Thewriterdidnt_withhisfriendswhentheywereyoung. A. climbhillsandtreesB.learnofloveandABCs C.singalongwithbirdsD.skinheartsandknees53.Thepoemiswrittenprobablytothewriters_. A.teachers B.friends C.parents D.sonB You may have heard of MOOCs (慕课)Massive Open Online Courses (大规模在线开放课程）. These courses are given by famous universities around the world. They are usually for university students or adults. But thats changing. MOOCs are also for younger learners now. In November, 2012, a university in the U.S.A. opened the worlds first free MOOC for middle school studentsa three-week class on biology. About 200 middle school students, some from as far away as China, took the class. You see, time and distance are not problems for eager (热切的) learners！MOOCs are becoming more and more popular around the world. Mr. Wei is a teacher from a middle school in Shanghai. He opened 53 courses about the online last year. He recorded his courses and put them on the Internet as a part of “MOOCs go to middle school” project in China. Middle school students can now choose from those online courses and study by themselves outside school. Mr. Wei said, “Its very convenient for students to get knowledge through MOOCs. Thats very helpful Im going to record 50. Courses about poems, writing skills and Chinese tea culture this year.” Some teachers are worried. Although they can learn a lot from MOOCs, middle school students may not have enough time to take MOOCs outside the class. 54. ThefirstfreeMOOCformiddleschoolstudentswasopenin_. A.ChinaB.AustraliaC.theUKD.theUSA55. Mr.Weirecorded_coursesonlinelastyear. A.53B.50C.103D.8356. Mr.Weimaybea_teacherinthemiddleschool. A.mathB.ChineseC.historyD.computer57.Someteachersareworriedbecause_. A.studentswillnothaveclassesintheirclassrooms. B.theyhavetolearntogivealotoflessonsonline. C.studentsmayspendtoomuchtimeontheMOOCs. D.studentsmaynothaveenoughtimetomakeMOOCs.CTeachers from China will be sent to teach in English school this year. In order to improve students math levels, British schools have hired （雇佣）60 of Shanghais best math teachers. Chinese students have the highest math results in international tests. There is a huge difference in math levels between the U.K. and China. A British newspaper said,“The children of poor families in Shanghai perform better in math than middle-class children in the U.K.”Recently, Elizabeth Truss, Britains education minister, paid a visit to China. She said, “Teachers in Shanghai have a can-do attitude (态度) to math. Thats why students there are good at math. We should learn from them.”This autumn, for the first time, a team of 60 English-speaking math teachers from Shanghai will fly to British schools. They will give daily math lessons and train other math teachers in Britain. They are going to bring can-do culture to U.K. schools.58. British schools have hired 60 of Shanghais best math teaches to _. A. help students take part in international tests. B. teach students to learn math in Chinese. C. help improve students math levels. D. work out some difficult math problems 59. Elizabeth Truss thinks the reason why students in Shanghai are good at math is that _. A. teachers have a can-do attitude B. students work very hard at math C. schools pay much attention to math D. students are given many math lessons 60. The 60 Chinese math teachers will go to Britain _ this autumn. A. By train B. by plane C. by ship D. by bus 61. The best title of the passage may be _. A. The Education of Chinese Math is the Best B. British Schools Will Improve Math Education C. Chinese Math Teachers Will Teach in Britain D. The Can-do Culture is the Key to SuccessDThey say that good wine needs no bush, but with the help of a TV show, people now know Li Jian is a fine wine in fact. On the reality show I Am a Singer 3, the 40-year- old singer and song writer has been praised for his singing ability and, unexpectedly, for his sense of humor. On stage, Li sings quiet song slowly and “rescues (拯救) the program”, commented Chen Zhenwei on Pepoles Daily Online. Harbin- Born Li has a clear and smooth voice, which he inherited from his Peking Opera singer father. And his shy nature and poetic lyrics have also given him the nickname “Poetic Musician”. “In my younger days, music was like therapy（治疗）.” he told China Daily. Music was also the bridge that got him into Tsinghua University. A self-taught guitarist, Li won a number of singing competitions. He was thankful to Tsinghuas plan to get students with musical talent. Unlike some other musicians who release（发行） their songs quickly, Li took his time to write heartfelt music. “Writing songs is like collecting water in a cup. When the cup is full, the water comes out naturally.” He told China Daily. In the past ten years, he has had very few interviews or concerts. His low-key life may have continued if Faye Wong hadnt sung his song. Legend, at 2010s CCTV Spring Festival Gala, Li said the song brought him out of his “cave”(洞穴) and back into spotlight (聚光灯): Concerts and reality shows have been endless, including this years I Am a Singe. On the light of March 27th, Li finally ranked the second in the final of I Am a Singer3. 62. On the reality show I Am a Singer 3, Li Jian has been praise for his _.A. good look B. singing ability C. sense of humor D. B and C 63. _ helped Li get into Tsinghua UniversityA. The TV show B. His father C. Faya Wong D. Music 64. The underlined word inherited in Paragraph 2 probably means _. A . 复制 B. 传承 C. 感染 D. 调整 65. Which of the following is NOT true about Li Jian according to the passage? A. He was born in Harbin B. He learned to play the guitar by himself. C. He spent only a little time to write heartfelt music. D. His song Legend sung by Faya Wong made a difference to his life. V. 口语运用。（每小题1分，共5分） 阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。 A . If I were you, Id take a long walk before going to bed. B. What should I do? C. Whats the matter with you? D. Just stay up very late before the exam. E. What shall I do if it doesnt work? F. Be careful when youre taking the exam. G. What are you worrying about? A: Hello, Harry! You dont look very well. 66 B: I cant go to sleep.A: 67 B: There will be a test tomorrow. I m afraid I cant do well in the test. 68 A: 69 It will be useful to help you fall asleep.B: Good idea. 70 A: well, if so, you have to find another way to relax yourself.第II卷（共50分）VI. 任务型阅读。（每小题2分，共8分） 阅读下文并回答问题。 At a young age, Patti Wilson was told by her doctor that she was an epileptic (a person who has a serious brain disease)Her father is a professional runnerOne day she smiled through her braces and said, Daddy what Id really love to do is run with you every day. After a few weeks, she told her father, Daddy, what Id really love to do is break the worlds long-distance running record for women. Her father checked and found that the farthest any woman had run was 80 miles (129km). As a new student in high school, Patti announced, Im going to run from Orange County up to San Francisco. (A distance of 644 km.) “ “Foe the second year,” she went on, Im going to run to Portland, Oregon. (2414km.) As a junior Ill run to St. Louis. (About 3218km) As a senior Ill run to the White House (More than 4800km away).”Patti was regarded as ambitious(有雄心的) because of her epilepsy, but she said she looked at it as simply as “an inconvenience.” That year, she finished her run from Orange County to San Francisco wearing a T-shirt that read, I Love Epileptics. Her dad ran every mile by her side. In her second year, Pattis classmates got behind her. They thought