人教版2019版九年级下学期第一次月考英语试题B卷（模拟）

人教版2019版九年级下学期第一次月考英语试题B卷姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . Dont be noisy! Theyfor a test.AstudyingBare studingCare studying2 . It is reported that a new libraryin October next year.AbuildsBwill buildCare builtDwill be built3 . Excuse me. 1d like to take exercise but Im new here. Could you please tell me_?Follow me. Ill take you there.Ahow I can get to the airportBwhere the supermarket isCHow to get to the police stationDwhich is the way to the sports center4 . He lost new pen yesterday.AhimBhisChersDher5 . -That actor often joins in different activities in Beijing. Do you know _?-For 5 years.Ahow soon he will come backBhow long he has stayed thereCwhen he went thereDwhen he will come here6 . Most of the villagers took part in the Dragon Boat races9:00 a. m. the morning of June 7.Aat; inBon ; onCon ; inDat ;on7 . _ is this blue pencil box?$2.AWhat colorBWhereCWhoDHow much8 . Would you like some teashall we start our talk now?AandBthenCorDBut9 . Something terrible happened last night. A thief broke in my house while I _ .Awill sleepBwas sleepingCis sleepingDslept10 . Shes brought you some eggs. As you know, she _chickens.Awas keepingBkeepsCwill keep11 . Knowledge is power, but sometimes I feel thoughts are _ than knowledge.ApowerfulBmore powerfulCmost powerfulDthe most powerful12 . Im sorry I _ my exercise book at home.Dont forget _ it to school tomorrow, please.Aforget; to takeBleft; to takeCleft; to bring二、完型填空As a kid, I used to spend my summers with my grandparents on their farm in Texas. I helped them with farming at times. Luckily，they _ a caravan, a kind of car designed for people to live in while travelling. Every few summers, wed travel together around the US and Canada.On one trip, I was about 10 years old. I was playing around in the back of the car _ my grandfather was driving carefully. My grandmother had the passenger seat. She smoked through the trip, and I hated the _, which made me cough a lot. I read about smoking in an article. It says that every puff（吸） of a cigarette takes two minutes off your life. I_ the number of cigarettes per day and the puffs per cigarette. When I came up with a reasonable（合理的） number, I was _. Then I moved my head into the front of the car and proudly _, So far，youve taken nine years off your life! Hearing this, my grandmother began to cry and it was not what I _. I did not know what to do. My grandfather, who had been driving _, stopped the car, got out of it and opened my door. He looked at me calmly, and said _, See, grandmother is crying! One day, youll understand that its harder to be kind than clever.As I grow up, I realize that cleverness is a gift and kindness is a choice. Gifts are easy -they are given _. Choices can be hard, so it seems more difficult to be kind.13 . AproducedBownedCrequiredDreturned14 . AasBwhenCwhileDthough15 . AdustBtasteCnoiseDsmell16 . AguessedBcountedCcollectedDreceived17 . AafraidBrelaxedCsatisfiedDworried18 . ArepliedBrequiredCpresentedDannounced19 . AdreamedBenjoyedCsupportedDexpected20 . Ain fearBin silenceCwith prideDwith sadness21 . AgentlyBloudlyCpowerfullyDconfidently22 . Ain allBafter allCabove allDfirst of all三、阅读单选Do you want to be successful at a young age? The following suggestions can be helpful. Pay attention in school. Take proper (合适的) notes and sit straight, so you stay alert (警觉的) in class. Eat a good breakfast in the morning, and have a bottle of cold water with you to drink.Ask questions. Many people dont ask questions because they are afraid it will make them seem not clever, but smart people question everything. If you dont understand something, dont wait until after class to ask your teacher. Just be brave to raise your hand.Go to the library. Check out books on science, maths, music and art. The library is a good place for you to learn more things. Ask your librarian (图书管理员) what books she would suggest. She can answer almost any question you have, or direct you to the answer, so go for it.Learn a new language. There are some very good computer programs that can help you learn a new language. You can ask the teachers or the librarian if they know any good computer programs for learning new languages.Be polite. People will take you a lot more seriously if you are polite. Teachers will be shocked (震惊的) if you say thank you, please, yes sir and no sir. Even if you are smart, but you do impolitely, they will not like you.23 . can make you stay alert in class.ATaking proper notesBSitting straightCOnly eating a good breakfastDBoth A and B24 . From the second paragraph we know the writers suggestion is .Aif you cant understand, youd better ask the teacher after class.Byou should be brave enough to ask your question in class.Csmart people will ask the teacher questions.Ddont ask any question, or others wont think you are clever25 . The underlined word direct in the third paragraph means .A管理B导演C领奏D指导26 . Where can you learn a new language in this passage?AFrom a librarianBFrom a teacherCFrom a good computer programDFrom a book27 . can make others like you.ASaying thank you, please and so onBBeing politeCSaying yes sir and no sirDBeing smart28 . What does the passage want to tell us?AEating a good breakfast is a mustBWe should ask questions in class.CGoing to the library is very importantDSome helpful suggestions from the passage will make you successfulEvery four years, the greatest athletes from all over the world get together in one city to take part in the world sports meetingthe Olympic Games. The holy flame (圣火) is carried from one place to the next. In 2008, the holy flame was carried to Beijing, the capital of China.When Beijing was chosen as the host city to hold the Olympic Games in 2008, all the Chinese people were very happy, excited and proud. They showed their excitement in different ways when they heard the news. Some people cheered, jumped and shouted.In Beijing we built a new Olympic village with hotels for athletes and stadiums for matches.“One World, One Dream” is our slogan for the 29th Olympics. It expresses the wishes of 1.3 billion Chinese people for a peaceful and better world tomorrow.29 . Beijing hosted the 29th Olympics in _.A2007B2008C2012D201030 . When Chinese people heard the news that Beijing would hold the 29thOlympics, they _.AcheeredBjumpedCshoutedDall the above31 . The slogan for the 29th Olympics is _.A“Good, better, best”B“Faster, higher, stronger”C“One World, One Dream”D“World, Dream”What season is it in October? If you ask people from the UK, they will tell you its “autumn”. But if you go to the US, you will find that people use both “autumn” and “fall”. Why does this season have two names in English?According to a D, both words have been around for a long time, but neither of them was the first to describe this season. During this season, crops(庄稼) would become ripe and farmers would have a big harvest(丰收). So in old English, this season was simple called “harvest”.Then, in the 1600s, more people left their farms and moved to cities. Wish fewer people farming, the word “harvest” become less useful English speakers needed a different name for the season. They knew leaves fell from trees during the season, so people started calling it “the fall of the leaf” or “fall” for short.But at the end of the 1600s, autumn from the French word “autompne” and the Latin “autumns”, came to England. It gradually replaced(替代) “fall” as the word for this season.At the same time, British people were making their first trips to North America. They brought both the words “fall” and “autumn” with them. Thats why todays Americans have two names for one season.32 . You may read this article in_.Aa music magazineBgeography newspaperCa culture and history magazineDa novel for teens33 . Why do Americans have two names for one season?ABecause British people were making their first trips to North America.BBecause British people brought them to North America at the end of 1600s.CBecause the words “autumn” came to North America in 1600s.DBecause this season was called “harvest” in old English.34 . Which of the following is TRUE?ABoth“autumn” and “fall” have been around for a long time according to a dictionary.BMore people left their farms and moved to cities at the end of 1600s.CAutumn was from the French word “autumns” and the German word “autompne”.DBefore 1600s you could not meet British people in North America.35 . This passage mainly tells us that_.Ait is autumn or fall in October in North AmericaBboth autumn and fall were the first words to describe the seasonChow British people came to North AmericaDpeople in North America have two names for one seasonOnce, there was a poor old shoemaker called Mike. He had a shop next to a big restaurant. Every day at lunch time, Mike would come out and eat his bread with the nice smells coming from the restaurant.One morning, the shoemaker was asked to go to the restaurant to pay a bill. Not knowing what had happened, he went there and pointed out that he hadnt bought a thing from them.The manager said, “Youre enjoying our food, so you should pay for it.” And he went on explaining, “Every day, you come and sit outside our kitchen and smell our food while eating yours, and of course, you should pay us.”The old man didnt say anything but smiled. He put his hand into his pocket and made the coins inside let out loud sounds.The manager asked him, “What does it mean?” Mike replied with a big smile on his face, “Im paying for the smell of your food with the sound of my money.”The manager went into his office without a word.36 . The shoemaker would eat his bread with the nice smells _.Afrom the restaurantBfrom his shopCout of his homeDout of his office37 . Finally, the shoemaker paid the manager with _.Aa few coinsBthe smell of the foodChis smileDthe sounds of coins38 . From the passage, we know the shoemaker was very _.AhappyBbraveCcleverDangry四、回答问题Take a look in your clothes drawer. Do you see a pair of jeans? You probably do. You may be wearing a pair right now. Or you might have a jean jacket, shirt, or a pair of denim (牛仔布) shoes. Jeans are so common, and you may wonder who invented them and how the fashion took off.Jeans were invented by a German named Levi Strauss. He went to the U. S. in 1847 and followed the Gold Rush to San Francisco. He carried many kinds of fabric (布料) to sell to dry goods stores. Levi quickly became a successful businessman. The miners (矿工) in California had a problem with their pants. When they found gold or ore (矿石) , they carried it in their pockets. But the metal was heavy, and the pockets ripped (撕开) . In 1873, Jacob and Levi made the first jeans-tough denim pants. The miners loved them, and the jeans quickly became popular.In the beginning, Levis jeans were work pants. Many workers wore them all the time. But a gentleman wouldnt think of wearing jeans. Women didnt wear pants at all. But this changed when Western movies became popular. All the cowboys were in jeans. People thought the cowboys looked tough and cool. But jeans still werent proper for places like schools and offices. Back in the U. S. , fashions changed. Movie stars wore jeans in their films. Teenagers everywhere loved them. Some schools banned jeans because of their rebel (叛逆) image. But casual clothing, including jeans, became popular for more and more occasions. Eventually, jeans were so common that it became okay for anyone to wear them. You can even