冀教版2020届九年级下学期第一次模拟英语试卷B卷.doc

冀教版2020届九年级下学期第一次模拟英语试卷B卷一、 单项选择 (共10题；共20分)1. （2分）Look at _ calendar. Its June 22.A . aB . anC . theD . /2. （2分）A friend of came here yesterday.A . myB . hisC . herD . your3. （2分）He will call me if he _ in Beijing. A . reachesB . arrivesC . will arrive4. （2分） What else do you want? else. I think I have got everything ready.A . SomethingB . NothingC . AnythingD . Everything5. （2分）Where were your parents at half past eight yesterday evening? At home. At that time, my mother _ some cleaning while my father _ a football match on TV.A . did; watchedB . did; was watchingC . was doing; watchedD . was doing; was watching6. （2分）- What will the weather be like tomorrow?- It _ be rainy, cloudy or sunny. Who knows?A . mustB . mightC . shouldD . cant7. （2分） _ do you read English newspapers?I read China Daily every day.A . How longB . How soonC . How oftenD . How far8. （2分）China has the _ population in the world. A . smallestB . fewestC . mostD . biggest9. （2分）We should do _ talking and some more work. Actions speak louder than words.A . lessB . muchC . moreD . little10. （2分）Do you know who the book _? A . was belonged toB . belong toC . belongs toD . belonged to二、 完形填空 (共1题；共15分)11. （15分）完形填空Students at a primary school in Fuzhou, Fujian Province were required to clean the school toilets to help them develop good habits. But some parents are1against the idea. They cant see the advantages of students doing such chores(杂事). They think that the school2students with a proper education, not the chance to be school 3.In fact, parents, schools and society all play4important role in5the character of students. It is good 6schools to give students such tasks, because only 7students will do them at home. Their parents want8to do homework9can help them get good marks.In recent years, some parents will make mountains out of molehills(小题大做) when students10to do some chores in schools. If their kids get hurt in schools, some11about the teachers. Some may even challenge the schools teaching methods and management. As a result, many primary schools, especially those in big cities, do not let students12outdoor activities during breaks because they fear that the students might get hurt. This is bad for the 13developmentWhat the primary school in Fuzhou is doing is worth praising. Doing chores can put a sense of responsibility into students minds. It teaches them the spirit of rules and teamwork14.Besides, students experiences can become15than only studying in schools.（1）A . strong B . stronger C . strongly D . more strongly （2）A . to provide B . provide C . provides D . provided （3）A . clean B . cleaning C . cleaner D . cleaners （4）A . a B . an C . the D . / （5）A . develop B . to develop C . developing D . developed （6）A . for B . of C . to D . as （7）A . little B . a little C . few D . a few （8）A . they B . their C . theirs D . them （9）A . who B . which C . what D . when （10）A . are asking B . asked C . are asked D . were asked （11）A . complains B . complained C . is complaining D . will complain （12）A . join B . to join C . take part in D . to take part in （13）A . students B . students C . students D . students （14）A . also B . as well C . either D . neither （15）A . meaningful B . more meaningful C . most meaningful D . meaningfully 三、 阅读理解 (共3题；共24分)12. （8分）阅读理解 A recent study from a team of South Korean researchers suggests that eating alone often may lead to poor eating habits and poor food choices. Specifically, the study found that men who ate alone more than twice a week had a greater risk of developing high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.For children, eating with their families is not only about preventing bad outcomes (结果)it is also about developing good ones.In 2014, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) looked at data from nearly three-quarters of the worlds countries. Among its findings was the fact that students who shared a main meal with their families were less likely to skip school. Children who eat a main meal with their families are also less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol (吸毒酗酒).In the report, titled The Importance of Family Dinners () researchers say that teens who have frequent family dinners are more likely to say their parents know a lot about whats going on in their lives. They also claim that when teens say they feel closer to their parents, they are less likely to use drugs and alcohol.Another study from the University of Montreal found that children who ate with their families experience long-term physical and mental health benefits(利益). These children were physically in better shape and drank fewer sugary soft drinks. These children also seemed to have better social skills and they were less aggressive(好斗).Professor Linda Pagani says that mealtimes shared with parents likely provide young children with first-hand social interactions, discussions of social issue (事件) and day-to-day concerns. She adds that they may likely help the child have better communication skills with others.（1）What can be the best title for the text? A . Benefits of eating together.B . Advantages of eating alone.C . Ways of developing social skills.D . Risks of using drugs and alcohol.（2）Children eating with their families are more likely to _. A . drink more sugary soft drinksB . do well in their studies at schoolC . be more socially active and aggressiveD . have a closer relationship with their parents（3）Why is Professor Pagani mentioned in the last paragraph? A . To introduce her.B . To add a new point.C . To explain further.D . To provide background information.（4）From which is the text probably taken? A . A travel guide.B . A biology textbook.C . A cooking instruction.D . A science magazine.13. （6分）阅读理解A beautiful and very successful actress played the lead role in a new musical show. Her home was in the countryside, but she did not want to go back there every night, so she bought an expensive house in the centre of the city, she got some beautiful furniture(家具) and had a man to paint the rooms in new colours.It was very difficult to get tickets for her show, because everybody wanted to see it. So she decided to give the painter two of the best seats. She hoped that this would make him work better for her. He took the tickets without saying anything, and she heard no more about them until the end of the month, when she got the painters bill (帐单). At the bottom of it were these words: “Four hours watching Miss Hall sing and dance : 3 pounds,” with this note: “ After 5 p.m. I get 15 shillings (先令) an hour instead of 10 shillings.”（1）The actress bought a house in the centre of the city because _. A . she liked to live in the busiest placeB . she didnt like to live in the countryC . her home was far away from where she workedD . she didnt want to go back to her hometown any longer（2）It can be learned from the text that one pound is_ shillings. A . 10B . 12C . 20D . 15（3）What kind of man was the painter? A . He was a careful man.B . He was a poor man.C . He was not friendly to others.D . He knew little about music and dances.14. （10分）阅读理解CHICAGO- Have you ever worked on your laptop computer with it sitting on your lap, heating up your legs? If so, you might want to rethink that habit from now on. Doing it a lot can lead to “toasted skin syndrome (症状)”, an unusual-looking spotted skin condition caused by long-term heat exposure (暴露), according to medical reports.In one recent case, a 12-year-old boy from California developed a skin discoloration on his left lap after playing computer games a few hours every day for several months. “He recognized that the laptop got hot on the left side; however, he did not change its position,” Swiss researches reported in an article published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.Another similar case is a Virginia law student who needed treatment for the spotted darkening on her leg. Dr. Kimberley Salkey, who treated the young woman, learned the student spent about six hours a day working with her computer placed on her lap. As Dr. Salkey later learnt, the temperature under the laptop could reach 51 degrees. That case, from 2007, is one of 10 laptop-related cases reported in medical journals in the past six years.The condition can also be caused by overuse of heating pads (垫子) and other heat sources that usually arent hot enough to cause burns. Its generally harmless but can also cause such permanent (永久的) skin darkening. In very rare cases, it can cause damage leading to skin cancers, said the Swiss researchers, Drs. Andreas Arnold and Peter Itin from University Hospital Basel. They do not mention any skin cancer cases linked to laptop use, but suggest, to be safe, placing a carrying case under the laptop if you have to hold it on your lap.Dr. Kimberley Salkey said that under the microscope, the affected skin is similar to skin damaged by long-term sun exposure.Major producers including Apple and Dell warn against placing laptops on laps or exposed skin for long periods of time because of the risks for burns. In the past, “toasted skin syndrome” has happened to workers whose jobs require being close to a heat source, including bakers and glass blowers, and in people who gathered near hot stoves to stay warm.Dr. Anthony J. Mancini, chief at Childrens Memorial Hospital in Chicago, said that its unlikely that computer use would lead to cancer since its so easy to avoid close skin contact (接触) with laptops.（1）According to the passage, “toasted skin syndrome” can be caused by all the followingEXCEPT _.A . being close to a heat source or hot stovesB . long period of direct contact to hot laptopC . using ones laptop with a carrying caseD . overuse of heating pad and other heat sources（2）The underlined word “discoloration” in the 2nd paragraph refers to _.A . spotB . darkeningC . sunburnD . heat（3）It can be learnt from the passage that laptop users _.A . should avoid close skin contact with laptopsB . are likely to develop a certain kind of cancerC . have known much about the harm of laptop heatingD . should go to see the doctor at once（4）Some computer producers warn against placing laptops on laps for long periods of timebecause of _.A . the risk for burnsB . the risk of droppingC . the risk of breakingD . the protection of back bone（5）Which of the following might be the best title of the passage? _.A . Laptop is DangerousB . Skin Damage is PossibleC . A Bad HabitD . No laps for Warm Laptops四、 单词拼写 (共1题；共1分)15. （1分）Mom，just now I _(量体温)It was 36.5. 五、 阅读填空 (共1题；共10分)16. （10分）根据短文内容及首字母提示，补全单词，使短文完整、通顺。There are many ways to measure(测量) how intelligent(聪明) we are. One of the most p_ways is to complete an IQ test(智商测试)Recently, a 10-year-old British student, Aahil Jouher, decided to take it. The r_were very surprising for him. Aahil got a high score of 162, making him one of the youngest people in the world to get the highest score.“I didnt e_to get that score. I just thought Id get an average(平均) score,” said the little boy.Whats even more surprising is that Aahil didnt think he did very well on the test, saying: “I could do b_.Only one percent of the people can get s_a high score. And only those with incredibly (难以置信地) high scores(the top 2 percent) get to become a member of Mensa(门萨), the largest and oldest IQ society in the world.Today there are over 120, 000 m_of Mensa in 100 countries. The o_being 103 came from Britain and the youngest joined at the age of 2.Mensa is famous a_the world, and is a symbol of intelligence(智商). Though the IQ test tries to measure(测量) intelligence, it may fail to accurately(精确地) measure it. This is b_tests are only about some topics. For example, it often doesnt test a persons creativity(创造力) o_emotional intelligence(情商).Maybe we teenagers should be serious about the test.六、 阅读表达 (共1题；共6分)17. （6分） For most people, the word fashion means clothes. But people may ask the question “What clothes are in fashion? And they use the adjective fashion in the same way: “She was wearing a fashionable coat. His shirt was really a fashionable colour.”But of course there are fashions in many things, not only in clothes. There are fashions in holidays, in restaurants, in films and books. There are even fashions in school subjects, jobs and in languages.Fashions change very quickly as time goes. This is natural. We hear about things much more quickly than in the past. Newspapers, radios, telephones, televisions and computers send