2015英语九年级中考复习资料.doc

2015英语九年级中考复习辅导资料课堂考试卷（满分40分）学校：_ 姓名：_ 成绩：_一、完形填空 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分) Most countries share many things in common: they value family and friends, cherish (珍惜) food and health, and 1 important festivals. Yet among the similar things they share, there are special 2 of each country. For example, one famous feature of the British is their 3 of humor, especially self-mockery (自嘲).It is a type of humor that criticizes (批评) and 4 at oneself. We may often hear a fat person 5 the joke: Im on a new seafood diet. I see food, and I eat it. This is a well-known self-mockery joke. Another 6 is about famous British writer Oscar Wilde. He once said, “I am so clever that sometimes I dont 7 a single word of what I am saying.”Its hard to say 8 self-mockery is tied to the British. But every nations sense of humor comes 9 its culture and history. The self-mockery of the British might be based on another British feature. That is, people are 10 to be modest, meaning not to show or talk openly about their skills. This seems to be 11 that can be found in Chinese people. In China, people dislike 12. The self-mockery of the British also protects 13 self-esteem (自尊). And it can reduce the chances of being criticized by others.Another 14 reason is that the British dont take themselves too seriously. 15 self-mockery is simply a result of this. ( )1. A. find B. celebrate C. learn D. know( )2. A. times B. dates C. parts D. courses( )3. A. sense B. direction C. feeling D. mind( )4. A. laughs B. smiles C. arrives D. looks( )5. A. writeB. talk C. readD. tell( )6. A. sentence B. culture C. tradition D. example( )7. A. forget B. keep C. understand D. remind( )8. A. what B. why C. when D. who( )9. A. from B. to C. towards D. between( )10. A. goingB. learningC. planning D. trying( )11. A. everything B. anything C. something D. nothing( )12. A. showing up B. showing around C. showing out D. showing off( )13. A. my B. their C. his D. its( )14. A. possibleB. helpfulC. nationalD. strange( )15. A. Or B. Because C. UnlessD. So二、阅读理解 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分) ABlue People around the world know about the cartoon series Blues Clues for its early childhood development skills. The cartoon series ever won nine Emmy Awards because of the lovely dog named Blue. Blues Clues is a good friend of those pre-schoolers (学龄前儿童). And it is also popular with people of all ages.Santas Little HelperSantas Little Helper is a cute, but badly trainedgreyhound (灰狗) in the cartoon series The Simpsons. The greyhound has been a gatekeeper for the Simpsons for years. Later a well-trained dog called Laddie takes the place of him. Even so, Santas Little Helper has stayed with the Simpsons ever since.Brian Griffin In the cartoon TV show Family Guy, the Griffin familys dog Brian is famous for his intelligence (智力). He loves drinking. And he has the ability to talk. Brian is 7 years old, but he can almost get a degree (学位) from Brown University.Lady & the TrampThe first couple of animated dogs, Lady and the Tramp, show us that even dogs need love and need to be with friends and family members. In the cartoon Lady and the Tramp, Lady and the Tramp fall in love with each other and soon have a baby of their own.( )16. The cartoon series Blues Clues is well-known because of its .A. early childhood development skillsB. nine wins of Emmy Awards C. funny storiesD. true love ( )17. Of all the characters, can almost get a university degree.A. Blue B. Lady C. the Tramp D. Brian Griffin( )18. Which of the following is TRUE? A. Blues Clues got seven Emmy Awards. B. Santas Little Helper left the Simpsons at last.C. Brian Griffin is well-known for his intelligence.D. Lady and the Tramp are sister and brother. ( )19. The material mainly tells us about . A. scary storiesB. childrens books C. cartoon dogsD. funny picturesBWhen it comes to Maths, reading and science, Shanghai students are the best in the world, according to the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA，国际学生评估项目).The program is held by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD, 经济合作与发展组织) every three years.As part of the study, more than half a million students from 65 countries and regions (地区) sat for a two-hour exam last year. They were aged between 15 and 16.The exam covered reading, Maths and science. It also examined whether or not students could use what they knew.In all three subjects, students from Shanghai did the best, followed by students from Singapore.Many people are happy about the news. But some people think its not a good thing. “We are paying too much attention to text knowledge,” said Jiang Xueqing, a famous teacher in Beijing.“We have no problem with bringing up accountants or computer programmers. But how about creative people who can lead the world in the 21st century?” said Jiang.Some people also say that the level of Shanghai students does not represent the level of Chinese students as a whole.“Why is Shanghai, a rich city in China, selected to represent China? Comparing a city with other countries is preposterous (荒谬的),” Berlin Fang, a US-based scholar (学者), wrote in China Daily.( )20. Over students took part in the exam.A. 50,000,000B. 500,000,000C. 500, 000 D. 5,000,000( )21. According to the passage, some people think Shanghai students .A. didnt do well in the exam B. could do better in the examC. cant represent all Chinese studentsD. may not be creative enough( )22. We can learn from the passage that . A. the OECD holds the assessment program every four yearsB. the students aged 1216 took part in the exam C. creative people are needed most in the 21st centuryD. the level of all Chinese students is higher than that of other countriesCCreating a home library of your own is a good way to show yourself how important reading is. It will also give you a place to keep your books and encourage you to read more books.Here are some ideas for getting started!What you need: Books from bookstores, yard sales, used bookstores and sales in your city library. A special space, such as a bookshelf, a big box, or other things to hold your books.What to do: Choose a special place for your books. Maybe you can put the books on the desk or onto one side of your bed. favorite books, books about animals or holiday books. It will help you easily find the book youre looking for. Borrow books from your city library. Go to the childrens section (部分) and spend time reading and choosing books to take home. You can have a box just for library books so that they wont get mixed up with your own books. Encourage your family and friends to give you books as presents for birthdays and other festivals. Make your own books and add them to your home library. When collecting and reading books become a part of family life, youll find that books are important, enjoyable and full of new things to learn!( )23. The passage mainly tells us how to .A. buy books in bookstores B. borrow books from librariesC. write books by ourselves D. create our own home libraries( )24. “” may be the best for the missing part “ ” in the passage.A. Find a place for all books B. Put your books in orderC. Clean your books often D. Read your books carefully( )25. According to the passage, may not be the proper way to get books for your own home library.A. making books by yourself B. buying books from bookstoresC. borrowing books from libraries D. collecting books from strangers ( )26. This passage is mainly written for .A. students B. parents C. teachers D. librariansD When we talk about Western tea culture, we often think of English afternoon tea and beautiful china tea cups. Afternoon teaPeople believe that an English lady, Anna, first introduced the idea of afternoon tea. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the English ate only two main meals each day. As a result, people often got very hungry in the afternoon. To solve this problem, Anna came up with the idea of inviting friends to join her for an afternoon meal between four and five oclock. This meal included cakes, sandwiches and tea. In order to make this afternoon meal important, fine china cups and plates, knives and forks were used. After a short time, afternoon tea parties became popular in social occasions. Today, afternoon tea parties continue to play an important part in social life in modern Britain. Will you come for coffee?Coffee also plays an important role in British culture. People often use the sentence “Will you come for coffee?” to mean “Would you like to come to my home for a chat?” Usually, different drinks, such as tea, hot chocolate and orange juice, will be served as well as coffee. And you will be asked what you would like. However, you wont be offered wine at a coffee party. Coffeehouses and the London Stock Exchange (股票交易所)In the 17th century, coffeehouses were busy and noisy places in London. Businessmen often went to coffeehouses to do their business and drink coffee. And the London Stock Exchange was believed to be started from these coffeehouses. ( )27. Anna introduced the idea of afternoon tea because she . A. enjoyed chatting with her friends at homeB. loved fine tea and beautiful china tea cups C. wanted to share nice food with her friendsD. found that people felt hungry in the afternoon( )28. What does the underlined phrase “social occasions” mean in Chinese?A. 集体婚礼B. 社交场合C. 社区表演 D. 公共场合( )29. What do people mean if they ask you “Will you come for coffee?” A. They want you to bring them some coffee. B. They like drinking coffee very much. C. They want to invite you to their houses for a chat. D. They invite you to take part in an afternoon tea party. ( )30. From the