江苏省泰州市姜堰区溱潼二中九年级英语上学期第一次（10月）阶段性练习试题 牛津版.doc

江苏省泰州市姜堰区溱潼二中2014届九年级英语上学期第一次（10月）阶段性练习试题 牛津版第i卷 （选择题 共95分）一、 听力（20分）第一部分听对话回答问题（计10分） 本部分共有10道小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍。5. who is the monitor of amys class? a. peter. b. david. c. amy.6. what problems do most students have now? a. they cant sleep at night. b. they have too much homework. c. they worry too much.7. how does the girl feel about herself? a. sad. b. happy. c. shy.8. which color does the girl like best?a. yellow. b. green.c. black.9. how many desks are there for the parents? a. sixteen. b. twenty-five. c. twenty-six. 10 . how is the woman going to the airport? a. by taxi. b. by train. c. by bus第二部分听对话和短文回答问题（计10分） 听一段对话，回答第11 - 12小题。11. where was the tea grown? a. in anhui.b. in fujian.c. in guangdong.12. how much tea will the womans father receive? a. half a kilo.b. one kilo.c. two kilos.听下面一篇短文，回答第13-15小题，请根据内容从a、b、c三个选项中选择正确的选项，完成信息记录表。keep good eyesightfirstafter you have studied 13 or so, have a rest by looking in the long distance.seconddont read in the sun or in a poor light. dont read in bed or in a moving bus, and keep the book away from your eyes for about a 14 .thirddo 15 every day.13. a. half an hour b. an hourc. two hours 14. a. feetb. footc. meter15. a. eye-exercisesb. exercisesc. eye-exercise听一篇短文，回答第16-20小题。16. why does li lei have to get up early every morning? a. because he wants to catch the early bus. b. because he wants to be the first to get to school.c. because his home is far from school.17. how does li lei go to school every day? a. he walks to school.b. he runs to school. c. he rides a bike to school.18. li leis family spends much money_. a. on his mothers medicineb. on his school things c. on a bike19. li lei ran_ in the boys 1,500 meters in his school. a. fast.b. faster.c. fastest.20. what makes li lei become stronger and stronger? a. growing up. b. keeping running to school. c. his fathers care.二、单项选择（20分）21. this is film ive told you about. isnt it wonderful one? yes, its great. a. the, ab. the, the c. a, a d. a, the22. this pair of jeans looks nice_ lucy because she looks nice._ blue.a. on, in b. in, on c. for, on d. to, in23. teenagers are sometimes made_ what they are not_ i agree ato do；interested bto do；interested in cdo；interested ddo；interested in24. do you mind if i borrow your e-dictionary? _.a. yes, you may borrow. b. no, you cant.c. no, help yourself. d. no, im using it now.25. i think _ silly _ you not to forgive others for their mistakes.a. it, for b. its, of c. thats, of d. its, for 26 . i agree with most of what you said, but i cant agree with _.a. somethingb. anythingc. nothingd. everything27. must i park my car behind the cinema? no, you . you park it here.a. mustnt, may b. may not, must c. dont have to, may d.shouldnt, must28. xu ri yang gang are good singers. _we had listening to their music!i agree with you. they performed very well in the spring festival gala. a. what a great fun b. what great fun c. how a great fun d. how great fun 29. you are leaving your school. how do you like it?very much, of course, i _ this school since i moved here.a. came to b. have gone to c. have been to d. have been at30. his sister wanted to have him _ the radio, but he had had it _ already.a. repair, repair b. to repair, repair c. repaired, to repair d. repair, repaired31. if you are feeling sad, youd better wear orange, because it can _ you .a. wake up b. ring up c. pickup d. cheerup32. some maths problems in this book are _ difficult for the students _ work out.a. so, thatb. not, butc. such, that d. too, to33. most boys _ action films to cartoons, while most girls _ watch cartoons than action films. a. would rather; prefer b. prefer; would rather c. would rather; would rather d. prefer; prefer34. _ late for school again, tom! sorry, i promise i _.a. dont, willb. dont be, wontc. dont be, dontd. dont, wont35.sandy _ for twenty minutes. a. has made a phone call b. has been on the phone c. has phoned d. has phoning36. hes never stolen anything before,_ he?_its his second time to be taken to the police station. ahasnt, yes bhas, yes chas, no dis, no37. id like to buy a skirt like this. ok. we can buy _ one than this, but _ this. a. a good; not as cheap as b. a better; as expensive as c. a better; not as expensive as d. a better; not so cheap as38. edison was imaginative enough _ new ideas.a. to come up with b. come up withc. comes up with d. coming up with39.your friend is showing you an article. the underlined part is _. a. subject b. predicate c. direct object d. indirect object40. could you tell me ? glad to help.a. if i have been to the great wall b. where did he studyc. how i can get to the post office d. whats your name三、完型填空（15分） different things usually stand for different feelings. red, for example, is the color of fire, heat, blood and life. people say red is an exciting and active color. they associate（使发生联系） red with a strong feeling like 41 . red is used for signs of 42 , such as stop signs and fire engines. orange is the bright, warm color of 43 in autumn. people say orange is a 44 color. they associate orange with happiness. yellow is the color of _45_. people say it is a cheerful color. they associate yellow too, with happiness. green is the cool color of grass in _46_. people say it is a refreshing color. in general, people _47_ two groups of colors: warm colors and cool colors. the warm colors are red, orange and _48_. where there are warm color and a lot of light, people usually want to be _49_. those who like to be with _50 _ like red. the cool colors are _51_ and blue. where are these colors, people are usually worried. some scientists say that time seems to _52 _ more slowly in a room with warm colors. they suggest that a warm color is a good _53_ for a living room or a _54_ . people who are having a rest or are eating do not want time to pass quickly. _55 colors are better for some offices if the people working there want time to pass quickly.41. a. sadness b. angerc. administrationd. smile42. a. roads b. ways c. danger d. places 43. a. landb. leaves c. grass d. mountains44. a. lively b. dark c. noisy d. frightening 45. a. moonlight b. light c. sunlight d. stars 46. a. summer b. spring c. autumnd. winter 47. a. speak b. say c. talk about d. tell 48. a. greenb. yellow c. white d. gray 49. a. calm b. sleepy c. active d. helpful 50. a. the other b. another c. other one d. others 51. a. blackb. green c. golden d. yellow 52. a. go round b. go by c. go off d. go along 53. a. one b. way c. fact d. matter 54. a. factory b. classroom c. restaurant d. hospital 55. a. different b. cool c. warm d. all四、阅读理解（40分）(a)news 1huang heshan, a boy from xinghua, has moved(感动) many people in taizhou. thanks to huang heshan, yang kangshao can go to school every day. yang is disabled, but huang heshan carries him to school on his back. its eight years since he started to do that. they help each other. at school, yang helps huang with his study, too. huang says that he feels happy when he can do something to help disabled people.news 2 in taizhou city, ren min park is a good place for families to have fun. there are many green trees and the air is fresh. people can have different activities in the park. however, we can also find the waste bags and other rubbish everywhere. how can we get such bad environment? now its time to keep the park clean if we want to have a nice field trip.news 3 on march 25, more than four thousand people started to run from jiangsu taizhou middle school. all the runners ran about 4.7 kilometers. they took part in the activity to lead a healthy life and show the spirit of the people in taizhou. after running, many runners signed their names on the wall.56. in news 1, we know huang heshan has helped yang kangshao for _. a. eighteen yearsb. eighty yearsc. eight months d. eight years57. we should _ if we want to have a nice field trip in ren min park.a. throw the rubbish b. find some waste bags c. plant more treesd. help keep the environment clean58. to lead a healthy life, over four thousand people _ on march 25.a. cleaned the parkb. signed their names on the wallc. ran about 4.7 kilometersd. started to help disabled people59. according to the news, we can know something happened in _. a. beijingb. taizhouc. guangzhoud. shanghai60. we may know the news above from _. a. a newspaperb. a bookc. a magazined. a poster (b)which part of the world has the most nearsighted（近视的）students? just look around you-its east asia. nine in 10 school leavers in major east asian cities are nearsighted, according to the bbc. experts say books and video games are not to blame. east asian students, they say, arent getting enough sunlight. people become nearsighted because their eyeballs grow out of shape and light entering their eyes cannot focus(聚焦) correctly. the body can produce a chemical called dopamine (多巴胺) to stop eyeballs from changing shape. sunlight can help our bodies produce more dopamine, reported afp. according to the study, primary school students in singapore spend only 30 minutes outdoors every day; in australia, kids spend about three hours a day outside. as a result, fewer children in australia are nearsighted-only 10 percent, compared with 90 percent in singapore. children in east asia usually go to school go home and stay inside. they study and they watch television, ian morgan of the australian national university told afp. but being a bookworm or a couch potato does not directly harm the eyes, added morgan. as long as they get outside, it doesnt seem to matter how much study they do, he explained. there are some kids who study hard and get outside and play hard and they are generally fine. the ones who are at major risk are the ones who study hard and dont get outside. scientists used to believe that people from asian countries were genetically（由基因决定的）more likely to become nearsighted. however, when they found the proportion (比例) of nearsighted people in these countries had increased from 30 to 90 percent in the past few decades(十年), they realized they were wrong. “any type of simple genetic explanation just doesnt fit with that speed of change; gene pools just dont change in two generations, said morgan. what has changed is the time children spend outdoors. as a result of massive (巨大的) educational pressures and the construction（构成）of a childs day, the amount of time they spend outside in bright light is minimized.experts suggest children should stay outside for two to three hours every day. this can include time spent in the playground and walking to and from school.61. what is the main reason for the large number of nearsighted students in east asia, according to scientists? a. too much reading or gaming. b. lack(欠缺) of sunlight.c. genetic reasons. d. lack of exercise.62. what can we conclude from paragraph 2?a. dopamine is a chemical that causes eyeballs to grow out of shape. b. dopamine can stop light entering the eyes from focusing correctly.c. spending time in the sun helps increase levels of dopamine in the body.d. the more dopamine a person has in their body, the better eyesight he or she has. 63. according to morgan, what kind of people are most likely to suffer from nearsightedness?a. those who like watching tv. b. those who take exercise regularly.c. those who study hard and play hard outdoors.d. those who stay indoors studying all day.64. the underlined word “minimized” in the passage probably means _.a. reduced as much as possible b. made better use of c. taken little notice of d. paid much attention to65. whats the best title of this passage?a. eyes need to see the sun b. the most nearsighted students in the world c. people become nearsighted d. books and video games are not to blame (c)i had just picked up my new car, a very beautiful automobile if youre into cars. a few months later, i was involved in an accident. that new and very beautiful car was destroyed. the accident was clearly not my mistake. the other man was so busy on his mobile phone that he went right through a red light and hit into the passenger side of my car. it was even scarier because my niece(侄女) was asleep on the back seat and her father, my brother, was in the front passenger seat. he was not happy, to say the least. the police arrived. i explained that i had been going at about 55 kmph. so you were going about 50 kmph. he said. no, i said i was doing about 55 kmph, i said. right, so you were doing about 50 kmph. again he repeated. in a slightly annoyed(恼怒的) tone because i felt i wasnt being heard, i said: no! i was doing about 55 kmph! ok, if thats the way you want it, this time the officer simply replied. i didnt realize it at the time, but i was shooting myself in the foot. my insurance company(保险公司) paid me for the damages to my car. however, i totally missed the boat on the other drivers insurance company. the city speed limit is 50 kmph. i ended up getting 50 percent less than i would have from the other mans insurance company because i had insisted i was doing 55 kmph. i suddenly remembered that the traffic policeman had been trying to help me out. he hadnt minded about the 5 kmph; he had known something about the insurance that i had not. i thought about what had happened again. i might have carried on insisting that i told the truth, but i could at least have said thank you to him instead of acting so rudely. after all, he had been trying to help me out. sometimes the hardest thing to do is to let other people talk while you simply shut up and listen. never forget-to hear, you have to be able to listen.66. which of the following is true about the car accident the writer had?a. the writers car was not seriously broken.b. the writers niece was injured in the accident.c. the writer was not to blame for the accident.d. the writer didnt get any money from the insurance company.67. when the writer insisted his speed was 55 kmph, the policeman _.a. was puzzled at first and then got slightly annoyedb. tried to help him out all the timec. didnt listen and wrote down 50 kmphd. ignored(忽略不计) the writer at first, then finally gave in to him68. how did the writer feel when he found out what the policeman had intended?a. he regretted(后悔) not listening to the policeman because he had had to pay more.b. he regretted being rude to the policeman.c. he was proud that he had insisted on telling the truth.d. he appreciated(感激) what the policeman had done and felt lucky to have met him.69. why did the policeman want to help the writer?a. it was not the writers mistake.b. the writers car was badly damaged. c. the writers niece was scared.d. he didnt mind that the writer had been driving just 5 kmph over the speed limit.70. what does the story mainly talk about?a. honesty is the best policy. b. we should appreciate those who help us. c. it is important to be willing to listen to people.d. people should insist on doing what they think is right. (d)do you drive your children to school? every year，hundreds of children are killed or injured trying to get to and from their schoolmany are subjected to unnecessary hazards(碰巧)by inconsiderate(淡漠的)parents who stop their cars outside school entrances to set down or pick up passengers. school keep clear markings in an attempt to ensure that children can cross the road to and from their school safely，school keep clear markings are placed on the road surface outside the school entrancethese markings not only highlight the school entrance to other road users，but also indicate an area that should be kept clear of stationary vehiclesthis allows approaching drivers to see a child standing on the pavement waiting to cross and it also allows the child to see the approaching trafficparking or stopping in these designated(指定的)areas is potentially dangeroushow can you help? give yourself plenty of time to get to school if there is congestion(交通拥挤)near the school，park a little further away and walk do not stop or park on school keep clear markings，even to set down or pick up passengers avoid(避免)parking on the opposite side of the road to these markings do not reverse(倒车)your car into school entrances in order to turn around do not double park outside schoolsschool entrances should be kep