上海版2020届九年级下学期英语调研模拟测试试题D卷.doc

上海版2020届九年级下学期英语调研模拟测试试题D卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、 从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出可以替换划线部分的最佳 (共8题；共16分)1. （2分）Have you ever been to France?Yes, _alreadyA . sometimesB . some timeC . sometimeD . some times2. （2分）The mountain I visited last Sunday isnt very _. Few _ go sightseeing there.A . tourist, touristsB . touristy, touristC . touristy; touristsD . tourist; tourist3. （2分）The boy_ the toy _ this.A . like; likeB . like; likesC . likes; likeD . is like; are like4. （2分）Lee is new in Nanchang. Maybe he needs a _ for sightseeing.A . watchB . ticketC . mapD . notebook5. （2分）One of Saras live in Australia. Yesterday she got a letter from her uncle. A . friendsB . classmatesC . relatives6. （2分）People that lived in the mountains didnt have wells in the past, so they had to _ water from a stream far away. A . bringB . fetchC . take7. （2分）I dont want to go, besides Im tired.A . besideB . what othersC . whats more8. （2分）“_JACKET, please.” “J-A-C-K-E-T.” A . ThisB . SpellC . WhatD . How二、 根据句子意思，从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出恰当的单 (共7题；共14分)9. （2分）Wow, a new phone! Thanks. But I dont know how to use it. It doesnt matter. Just follow the .A . advertisementB . messagesC . instructionsD . information10. （2分）You had better _ some time every day for sports so that you can keep yourself energetic. A . spendB . takeC . spareD . give11. （2分）Today I have much homework to do. So I am very A . healthyB . niceC . fatD . busy12. （2分）The woman with a baby quickly the coach and went towards the hospital.A . got offB . got backC . got upD . got on13. （2分）Thank you for _ my grandpa when I was away. A . looking afterB . look overC . looking atD . look for14. （2分）In class, my English teacher likes to stand the classroom and my Maths teacher often stands the teachers desk.A . in front of; in front ofB . in front of; in the front ofC . in the front of; in the front ofD . in the front of; in front of15. （2分）Im going to Shennongjia with my aunt this month._A . Best wishes to you.B . Have a good time.C . Please go.D . Good Luck!三、 完形填空 (共1题；共10分)16. （10分） When I was 19 years old, I had a part-time job in a hospital. At that time I was shy and didnt believe in myself. I1talked with others. I wasnt confident in any future. Later I met a doctor, Mike, and we became good friends. He2me to believe in myself and try to communicate with others. He helped me learn to enjoy myself. He also asked me to take some important courses. I did3he told me and did very well.One day, he asked me what I4my life to be like. I hadnt thought about it before. That night, I thought it over and finally knew the life I had been5. From then on, I started to work for it.Later I got a chance to go to college, but I had another friend. At that time I was too6to pay for my education. I was very frustrated and didnt know what to do. When I wanted to7my dream, Mike helped me again. He8to pay for my college education. He helped me9asking for anything in return 作为回报.After graduating 毕业, I got my dream job and I like it very much. Mike made me enter a different10. I am so lucky to have met such a good friend in my life.（1）A . usually B . often C . hardly D . always （2）A . encouraged B . invited C . taught D . allowed （3）A . why B . how C . what D . that （4）A . expected B . lived C . enjoyed D . spent （5）A . taking pride in B . staying away from C . running out of D . looking forward to （6）A . rich B . weak C . poor D . strong （7）A . achieve B . give up C . think up D . hold on to （8）A . agreed B . continued C . offered D . stopped （9）A . by B . with C . except D . without （10）A . world B . contest C . university D . country 四、 阅读理解。 (共5题；共52分)17. （8分）阅读下面材料，从每题所给的三个选项（A、B和C）中，选出最佳选项。Martin Luther King was born in Georgia, U.S.A. When he was a boy, he sang with other children in the church. Little Martin knew that it was very important to love and be kind to others.Although the church was very important to Martin, he was interested in other things, too. He liked sports very much. He was not tall, but he was very strong. The boys in his town often met at Martins house for a game of football or basketball.Martin liked school and was a very good student. He went to college at fifteen. At first, he didnt know what he wanted to study. He knew the black people didnt have the same rights as the white people, and he also knew that the black people were not as happy as the white people. He wanted to work for the black people. He wanted to help the poor black people.Later he really became a famous man. He was fighting for the mens rights all his life. At the age of thirty-five, Martin Luther King was the youngest man to have received the Nobel Peace Prize. He became not only the symbolic leader of American blacks but also a world figure. He was murdered(谋杀) on the evening of April 4, 1968.（1）Martin was from_.A . America B . England C . Japan（2）When Martin was a boy, _.A . he didnt like singingB . he was not strongC . he enjoyed playing football and basketball（3）When Martin was a little boy, he knew that it was very important_.A . to like sports B . to go to the churchC . to love and be kind to others（4）Marin knew that_.A . he would not study againB . he would work for the black peopleC . the black people had the same rights as the white people18. （10分）阅读理解When he was small, Hill was a famous bad boy.At the age of 9, his father married his stepmother. At that time they lived poor in the countryside while his stepmother was from a wealthy family.His father introduced Hill to his stepmother as he said, “Dear, I hope you notice in the entire shire this is the worst boy, who has made me have no other way. Maybe before tomorrow morning he will throw a stone at you, or do a bad thing you will never imagine.”To Hills surprise, his stepmother went up to him with a smile, held up his head and looked at him carefully. She then turned around to tell her husband, “Youre wrong. He is not the worst boy in the entire shire, but the cleverest and creative boy. Only he doesnt find a place to show himself. ”His stepmothers words warmed his heart, his eyes full of tears. With this, he started building friendship with his stepmother. And this became the drive of his life, making him create 28 successful golden rules, which helped tens of thousands of ordinary people walk on the road to success.Before his stepmother came, no one praised him smart, and his father and neighbors considered him as a bad boy. However, his stepmothers words changed his life.When Hill was 14 years old, his stepmother bought him a used typewriter and said to him, “I believe you will become a writer.” Hill accepted his stepmothers gift and expectation, and started writing things to a local newspaper. He understood his stepmothers strong feeling of interest in his family while he saw with his own eyes she had changed his family. Therefore, he would do as well as she expected him to.The strength from his stepmother made him a rich man and famous writer in the United States and one of the most important persons in the 20th century.Praise will never be unnecessary, especially for children. A sincere (真诚的)praise may be better than 10, 000 bad words.（1）What did people think of Hill before the age of nine? A . Clever.B . Creative.C . Unfriendly.D . Foolish.（2）Hill started making friends with his stepmother after she _. A . smiled at himB . looked at him carefullyC . said good words about himD . said bad words about him（3）Which of the following is wrong about Hill? A . He accepted his stepmothers typewriter.B . He failed to do as he was expected.C . He started writing to a local newspaper.D . He understood his stepmother.（4）The writer is most probably an expert of_. A . house buildingB . dietC . news writingD . education（5）The passage was written mainly to tell us that _. A . children should be praisedB . Hills father married againC . Hills stepmother wan kind to himD . Hills father was cruel to him19. （10分）In 1638, John Harvard donated some money and about four hundred books to a new university. This was the beginning of the library at Harvard University. The gift was so important that the university was named for John Harvard.Thomas Bray began the first free lending library in the late 1600s. He set up more than 30 or these libraries in the American colonies. However, the idea for this kind of free library ended when Bray died in 1730. In 1731, Benjamin Franklin and some friends started the first subscription（订阅费） library in the United States. In a subscription library people pay money to become members, but they may borrow the books without paying again.In the United States, every child had a free education. This idea soon led to free libraries. One of the first libraries that used tax money to buy books was a library in Peterborough, New Hampshire. This library was set up in 1833.（1）The main idea of paragraph 2 is_.A . Franklin started the first subscription libraryB . in a subscription library people pay money to become membersC . Bray and Franklin were important in the history of public librariesD . Bray died in 1730 and Franklin died in 1833（2）The underlined word borrowmeans_.A . read and write with no help from another personB . use for a short time and then returnC . like very muchD . lend（3）The reading does not say it, but we can guess that_.A . there were free schools in the United States before there were free librariesB . free schools and free libraries in the United States began at about the same timeC . the library in New Hampshire also had a free school in itD . there were free libraries in the United States before there were free schools（4）Havard University began_.A . in 1731B . in 1730C . in 1833D . in 1638（5）At the library that Franklin started, _.A . children could use books for no money at allB . people paid a little money in the beginning but none after thatC . people paid a lot of money in the beginning but none after thatD . both A and B20. （8分） A few years ago, David had the idea of selling CDs over the Internet. He started his work from his home. Now he sells over 500,000 CDs a year and has made himself into a millionaire(百万富翁), at the age of 24.“I could see that this was the future of shopping,”says David. “Why should you pay $15 for a CD and spend the time and the money going into the shop? You know sometimes you have to find a place for your car too. You can have the same CD for half of the price by clicking on your computer. And we can find any CD you want and bring it to your door in 24 hours!”David said this is the only beginning, “One day well do our shopping over the Internet: its easier, quicker and cheaper. Shops and supermarkets will be the past.”（1）How has he become a millionaire?A . By making new supermarkets.B . By making advertisements.C . By selling ideas to others.D . By selling CDs on the Internet.（2）If you pay $15 for a CD in the shop, how much should you pay for it on the Internet?A . $15B . $12C . $7.5D . $30.（3）By shopping on the Internet, you wont _.A . spend any time or moneyB . drive your car any moreC . click on your computerD . get into the shop by yourself（4）What can we learn from the passage?A . More than half of the people like to shop on the InternetB . Shops and supermarkets will be the past in the future.C . Some people dont like to go shopping over the Internet.D . Its easier, quicker and more expensive to do our shopping over the net.21. （16分） Is it fair for restaurants to ban(禁止)little eaters?In Monronroeville,a local restaurant,McDains,recently decided to ban young children.Alice Roseman,its manager,says kids have bad manners and make too much noise.Other people,however,say the rule is hard to accept.Since it has become a hot topic in public,we caught several local people talking about it. YES There is no law stopping restaurants from banning young children.Restaurant owners should be allowed to ban them.Kids often run around and cause problems for waiters and other customers. -Kate Barker Kids always cause a mess,but the parents refuse to do anything about their kids behaviors.Although kids may be at the center of their parents universe,they arent at the center of everyone elses. -Mike Vuick Adults sometimes want to talk and enjoy their dinner,but they cant if a child is crying and running all over the place.Thats why sometimes parents dont like eating at home.They wish they could have a good meal in the restaurants without kids noise. -Dale Levitsky NO Banning kids from restaurants is a bad idea.If kids were banned,many restaurants would lose business.Even if restaurants gave customers the chance to buy take-away meals for their kids,many families would probably still not eat there. -Nicholas Song Restaurants owners who ban kids think all children are wild and rude.But thats not true. Most childrens eating behaviors are good enough.Even though some kids do have bad manners,banning is not a right way to teach them.I think how a society treats its children is important.After all,all kids are people,too. -Elliott Hall（1）The restaurant in Monronroeville refuses _ to eat there.A . kidsB . petsC . menD . women（2）The restaurant in Monronroeville refuses _ to eat there.A . kidsB . petsC . menD . women（3）Dale Levitsky thinks parents sometimes dont like eating at home because _.A . they are too busyB . they dislike doing the dishesC . kids are too noisyD . restaurant f