人教版2019-2020学年九年级下学期学业考试预测（二）英语试题

人教版2019-2020学年九年级下学期学业考试预测（二）英语试题姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、补全短文5选5Recently I was walking in town when I saw a group of school students in uniforms . I was shocked to see that the girls skirts were very short and they were wearing a lot of make - up . 1 . . Their shirts were dirty and some of them even had their shirt - fronts open . I noticed that some of the students had pierced ears and noses , which I dont think should be allowed at school .And the other day , I was riding on the subway when I saw some boys from a local school . I know they were from this school because 2 . . Instead of sitting quietly , these boys were making a lot of noise , 3 . , and using bad language . All the other passengers were looking at them and wondering how it was possible for these boys not to have any self - respect (自尊). 4 . , which is shameful (羞耻的).I am a mother of two teenagers at this school and I am worried that my childrens behavior is also like this and I do not know about it . Do school students know what is allowed and what is not allowed when they are wearing their school uniforms ? 5 . . And I think all students should be taught how to be polite .根据材料内容，从下面五个选项中选出能填入文中空缺处的最佳选项，使短文意思通顺、内容完整。AI think the school should be strict with the studentsBchewing gum in an ugly mannerCThey were also giving their school a very bad image (形象)DThe boys looked very untidyE. they were wearing the same uniform as my children二、完型填空Have you ever blown dandelion seeds to make a wish? Me too. Have you ever eaten a dandelion (蒲公英)? Me neither.Time to go, Athena, Mama said from the sidewalk. She_ the car door open waiting for me. I stepped in the car with my hook. She knew I didnt eat dandelions. Why did I have to pick them with my family every spring? I thought.My father and grandmother smiled from the front seats of the car. I turned and_ to Brigid, the girl who had just moved in. She stood across the street and watched. I was glad she didnt ask where we were going.We rode into the _ , not too far from our house just outside Chicago. I set down my book feeling the warm breeze. I told the wind, I hope we are not there yet.I had never seen anyone in the field with us, but I was always_ that someone would notice us picking dandelions. People in America pulled dandelions from their yards. What would the new neighbors think if they found out our family ate weeds (杂草)?We drove west until the houses stopped. Then we stopped. We walked through a large field. Hundreds of yellow flowers_ over the soft earth. I looked for a place to hide.Whats the matter with you, Athena? Granny asked. Nothing, I said. But why do we eat dandelions? No one else does. The best_in the world. Granny answered.It seemed to take hours to fill the bags. By the time we were ready to leave, we had enough dandelions. On the way home, Mama and Granny talked about hosting a dinner party for the new neighbors.The night of the party, Brigid arrived with her parents. Mama served octopus with onions, peppers stuffed with lamb and rice, and horta made of dandelions. Our guests ate everything. Brigid tasted the octopus and the lamb. Then she put her fork on the horta. Wait! I said. Too late. You ate the dandelions! I told her_ Not bad, she said and ate another bite. We both laughed.After dinner, Brigid and I went to the back yard. The stars reminded me of dandelions in the soft field. I closed my eyes and made a _ to be as open-minded as my family and my new friends.6 . ApushedBbrokeCheldDKnocked7 . AwavedBranCtalkedDdrove8 . AcityBcountryCfactoryDcompany9 . AgladBcuriousCexcitedDafraid10 . AwalkedBfellCspreadDclimbed11 . AwoodBfoodCcottonDcorn12 . ApatientlyBdifferentlyCrelaxedlyDembarrassedly13 . AwishBwordCdealDlistVIII.完形填空One day a little mouse was thirsty(口渴的)She looked everywhere for water to drinkShe climbed up on a tableAnd she saw a bottle on the tableThe mouth of the bottle was_The little mouse looked inside the bottle“Aha，there is_milk in itThats greatShe went into it and drankShe drank and drankAfter a moment she had drunk enoughHer stomach was too big and she couldnt come_the bottleShe cried for helpJust then a cat came up to the table _he heard the cry the cat jumped onto the table so_.“You1l be my nice lunchThe little mouse was very clever and she_for a moment and said，“Brother Cat，you mustnt roll(滚)the bottle”“_？”asked the cat.“I would get dizzy(头晕目眩的)，”said the mouseThe cat said that he would let her_quicklySo he began to roll the bottleSuddenly the bottle fell down onto the floor and broke into_The little mouse ran_as fast as she couldWhen the cat jumped off the table and ran after her，the mouse had already gone into her home14 . AbigBlittleClargeDsmall15 . AlittleBa littleCfewDa few16 . AintoBupCout ofDdown17 . AWhenBSoCWhereDBecause18 . AhappyBeasyCeasilyDhappily19 . AwaitedBthoughtCstoodDsaw20 . AWhenBWhereCWhyDHow21 . AdyingBdieCto dieDdied22 . AboxesBglassesCpiecesDcakes23 . AawayBout ofCintoDAfter三、阅读单选Do you sometimes argue about what seems to you to be a simple fact? Do you argue whether its cold outdoors or whether the car in front of you is going faster than the speed limit (限速)?If you get into such arguments, try to think about the story about the six blind men and the elephant. The first blind man who felt the elephants trunk (象鼻) said it was like a snake. The second who felt the elephants side said it was like a wall, while the third said it was like a spear( 矛 ) as he touched the animals tusk. The fourth, who took hold of the elephants tail, insisted that it was like a rope. The fifth man said it looked like a tree as he put his arms around one of the elephants legs. The last, who was tall and got hold of the elephants ears, said it was like a huge fan. Each mans idea of the animal came from his own experience. So if someone disagrees with you about a “simple fact”, its often because his experience in the matter is different from yours.To see how hard it is for even one person to make up his mind about a “simple fact”, try this simple experiment. Get three large bowls. Put ice water in one. Put hot water in the second. Put lukewarm water (温水)in the third. Now put your left hand in the hot water. Put your right hand in the lukewarm water. Your right hand will tell you the water is cold. Your left hand will tell you it is hot.24 . There were _ blind man who were trying to tell what an elephant was like in the story.AtwoBfourCfiveDsix25 . The man who touched the elephants ears must be very_.AheavyBthinCtallDstrong26 . The underlined word “it” in the last line of the paragraph refers to _.Ayour left handByour right handCthe waterDthe bowl27 . What makes people think about simple facts differently?APeoples wrong ideas.BPeoples different experience.CSimple facts are different sometimes. DPeople often disagree with each other.28 . It can be inferred from the passage that we should_.Alearn from the blind menBnot agree about simple factsCnever think about simple factsDnever decide anything with one sideSweet TomatoesSalad & Fruit & VegetablesEat as much as you can！Say goodbye to any meat, enjoy fruit and vegetables!Adult. 60Child(6-12). 30(under6).freeSave5.Coupon (优惠券)in SundaysChinaDailyFirst ten on 2nd Sunday each month.get one free tasty chocolateBusiness hours:11:00 a.m.- 10:00 p.m. (Tue.-Fri.)10:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m. (Sat.-Sun.)Closed on MondayOur stores in TaianDaiyue.(0538) 3370-9531Feicheng.(0538) 3682-2366Xintai.(0538) 3866-8888Ningyang.(0538) 3270-983129 . People cant go to Sweet Tomatoes _ for a meal.Aon WednesdayBon FridayCon SundayDon Monday30 . 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And he encourages his friends to do so. “I sent each of my friends the same Christmas gift-an alarm clock. So they could stop using the phones as the alarm clocks,” he said.If your mobile phone wakes you up in the morning, it may also keep you up at night. A study shows that people in mobile phone radiation (辐射) mostly have sleeping problems. And according to a Swedish study, a quarter of young people in this country feel like having their phones near them. Most of them feel sorry for not replying to messages, so they even have to reply to their friends before sleeping.A recent study has shown that three quarters of people aged between 18 and 34 prefer to sleep with their phones near them. That number falls off a little in the middle age, but only people aged 65 and older like leaving the phones in another room while sleeping.34 . The underlined word “that” here refers to_.Aleaving the mobile phone in the bedroom.Bstaying up playing with the mobile phone.Cusing mobile phones as alarm clocks.Dsending e-mails at night.35 . According to the recent study, _ of people age between 18 and 34 prefer to sleep with their phones near them.A15%B25%C75%D85%36 . Which of the following is TRUE according to this passage?AThe writers brother likes leaving his mobile phone in his bedroom now.BThe writers brother sent alarm clocks to his friends as gifts.COnly a few people use mobile phones as alarm clocks to wake them up.DPeople aged 55 like leaving the phones in another room while sleeping.In the park, you see a group of people, all looking up at the sky. Without thinking about it, you look upwards, too. Why? In the concert, someone begins to clap and suddenly the whole room joins in. You do, too. Why?Sometimes we feel we are acting correctly when we do the same as others. The more people follow an idea, the better or truer we think the idea is. Its the social proof(社会认同感) that works.The scientist Asch carried out an experiment. It shows how social proof can influence us. In a room, a man is shown Line 1, and next to it are three lines(A, B, C). A is longer, C is shorter and B is as long as Line 1. He must tell which of the three lines is as long as Line 1. When the man is alone, he gives the correct answer B. Then, five other man enter the room, and each of them gives the answer C as they were told to. Now the man changes his idea and gives the answer C. Asch got the same result many times among different subjects(实验对象).Why do we act like this? Well, in the past, following others was a way to keep away from danger. Suppose that 5000 years ago you were hunting(打猎) with friends. Suddenly, they all ran away. What would you have done? Would you have stayed? No, you would have run, too. We are descendants(后代) of those who copied others action. It is so deeply planted in our mind that we still use it now.Social proof has special power. The advertising industry, for example, often makes use of it. So be careful whenever a company says its product is “the most popular”.37 . At the beginning of the passage, the writer leads in the topic by _.Atelling a storyBgiving examplesCanswering questionsDshowing a map38 . According to Paragraph 3, the experiment by Asch shows _.Afollowing others is always rightBsocial proof may change peoples ideasCits difficult to carry out the experimentDpeople can study better if they are alone39 . The underlined word “It” in Paragraph 4 refers to _.Arunning with othersBhunting with frie