人教版九年级3月义务教育阶段学业水平检测英语试题

人教版九年级3月义务教育阶段学业水平检测英语试题姓名:_ 班级:_ 成绩:_一、单选题1 . -Look! A book is on the floor .Whose is it?-It_be Ricks.It has his name on it.AmustntBcantCmustDneed2 . _.Is that your notebook? - Ah, no, its her notebook.AHello.BSorry.CExcuse me.DThanks.3 . - Its kind of you to bring me the newspaper. - _.AWith pleasureBIts my pleasureCNever mindDThank you4 . As a volunteer, the girl goes to the hospital every weekend _ the sick children.Ato cheer upBto call upCcheering upDcalling up5 . Did you do _ when you were in Beijing yesterday?Not really. We just stayed in the hotel and it was boring.Asomething boringBanything interestingCeverything interesting6 . I remember thar you used to play _guitar well . Yes，but now I often play _footballAthe；theB/；theCthe；/7 . -Do you know the woman who is looking_ over a patient?- Yes. She is one of the best _ in our hospital.Acareful, woman doctorsBcarefully, women doctorsCcareful, women doctorDcarefully, woman doctor8 . Look! So many students _ on the playground.Oh, in Fengjiang Junior High School, every student _ after class.Ais running; runsBruns; are runningCare running; runs9 . The food smells _, so youd better not eat it .AterribleBterriblyCawfullyDgood10 . You should try something new _ complaining all the time.Ainstead ofBinsteadCpreferDrather11 . .Our school is asas.AbeautifulyoursBmore beautifulyouCmost beautifulyour12 . They had a party _ the evening of October 1.AinBatConD/13 . Thanks for_me to your home.I had a great day yesterday.AaskedBto askCasksDasking14 . We have art_Thursday. Its fun_relaxing.Aon;andBon;orCin;andDin;or15 . Plenty of latest news and information are often covered live on CCTV-1. Thats true. _important news channel CCTV-1 is!AWhat anBWhatCWhat aDHow二、补全短文7选5根据短文内容,从短文后所给的选项中,选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项,并将所选答案涂到答题卡的相应位置上。American and British people both speak English of courseBut sometimes it does not seem like the same languageIn fact, there are some important differences between British English and American English16 . Often, Americans dont say each word separatelyThey say several words togetherAmericans may say “I dunno” instead of “I dont know”Or they may say “Whaddya say?” instead of “What did you say?” However, the British are more careful in their speechThey usually say all the words and keep them separateSound is not only the difference between British English and American EnglishWords sometimes have different meanings too17 . Americans drive trucks, but in England people drive lorries18 . In England, if you are going to telephone your friends, you “phone them up”In America, you “give them a call”There are also some differences in grammarFor example, Americans usually use the helping verb “do” when they ask a questionThey say “Do you have a storybook?” But the British often leave out the helping verb19 . Most languages are like thisLanguages change over timeWhen people live in separate places, the languages change in different waysThis is what has happened to English20 . Many people in Canada speak French but their French is very different from the French of FranceAEnglish is widely used in China BIt can also happen to other languages, such as FrenchCFor example, the vocabulary for cars and driving is very different.DThey say “Have you a storybook?”E. English in these two counties is different only in sound.F. First of all, they sound very differentG. Many expressions are also different in the two countries三、完型填空Some people say they have a way to solve the problems of car crowding and pollution. In many cities, hundreds of people _ bikes to work every day. In the New York City, some bike riders have even founded a group: Bike for a Better City. They say if more people ride bikes to work, there would be fewer cars and _ dirty air.For several years, this group has tried to gather help for bike riders. They want to have special roads _ bikes only, because when bikes and cars use the same roads, there may be accidents. Bike for a Better City thinks if there were bike roads, more people would use bikes.But no bike roads have been built _. Not everyone thinks it is a good _. Drivers dont like it, and some shop owners dont like it, _. And most people live _ far from the city that they cant travel by bike. Still, _ has been done about it. On Saturdays and Sundays, the largest open park in New York is _ to cars, and the roads may be used by bikes only, but the group still says this is not enough and goes on _ to get bike roads. I think there will be more bike roads in the future.21 . AonBrideCbyDtake22 . AfewerBlessCmanyDmore23 . AuntilBforCasDof24 . AyetBalreadyCstillDonce25 . AhopeBwayChelpDadvice26 . AsoBandCalsoDeither27 . AveryBquiteCtooDso28 . AeverythingBsomethingCanythingDnothing29 . AclosedBopenCopeningDclosing30 . AfightBfightingCto fightDfights四、阅读单选Choose the best answer.（根据短文内容, 选择最恰当的答案）:I had forgotten about wanting a dog until the school pet contest. The winners would choose a book from the bookstore. Two things I like: books and dogs. Mom and Dad would like to get me a dog, but they cant. We live in an apartment that has a no-pets rule. I like the apartment. Its right across the street from the park. Thats where I spend most of my free time reading books. And the rent is cheap. Mom and Dad work hard. But they dont make all that much money. When I got home from school, I told Mom about the pet contest. That night, she and Dad had a long talk. The next night Dad came home carrying a big box. There was a dog inside. But the dog didnt bark or even move. Dad had gotten me a robot dog. He said he bought it from a guy at work. The dog was broken. So the guy sold it cheap. Dad is great at repairing things and he got the dog working again. I named the robot dog Robbie and taught it some tricks like sitting up and rolling over. I also taught it to go and get a ball when I throw it. Thats a hard trick. I cant throw the ball too far. Robbie wont be able to see it. Its camera eyes can see for only about 20 yards.When the day of the contest came, I took Robbie to school. There were pet dogs of all sizes and lots of pet cats. There were also pet fish and pet birds. Prizes were being awarded for the smartest pet, the biggest pet, and the most unusual pet. When the judges looked at Robbie, they began talking among themselves. Some of the judges said that the contest was only for live pets. But then one of the judges said that the rules didnt say that the pets had to be live animals. So Robbie did all his dog tricks. The judges were surprised. Robbie didnt win first prize. The judges decided that should go to a real live pet. But Robbie got a prize for most unusual pet. To tell you the truth, I would still rather have a real dog.31 . If I keep a pet, the owner of the apartment will probably_.Aremember about wanting a dogBask us to pay moreCchange the rulesDkick us out32 . One of my hobbies is_.Areading booksBcollecting booksCjogging in the parkDvisiting pet shops33 . My parents bought me a robot dog because_.Athey know I love dogsBthey knew I would win the contestCI asked them for a dogDI was good at training dogs34 . What may be the hardest trick for Robbie?ASitting upBRolling over on the floorCThrowing a ballDCatching a ball35 . The underline d word “live” in the fifth paragraph means_.AnaturalBfalseCrealDlovely36 . What is the right sequence(顺序)of the story? I started to teach Robbie some dogs tricks. My family moved into a nice little apartment. I was awarded for the most unusual pet. I showed judges what Robbie could do. School said that there would be a pet contest. Father bought a broken robot dog.ABCDIn 2004,18-year-old Nadal helped Spain win the Davis Cup by defeating (击败) Andy Roddick, who was the second-best American player in the world at the time. This made Nadal the youngest player to win a match for a victorious country in the Davis Cup. Professional(职业的) tennis is played on courts made of three different materials：clay, glass and hard court. The different surfaces have a significant effect on the game, so much so that for many years few players mastered tennis on all three surfaces. Nadal was called“The king of Clay”because he was so dominant(占优势的) on clay courts. But now he is one of several players to win grand slam titles on all three surfaces. In 2016, Nadal founded a tennis academy in his hometown，Manacor, Spain. His goal was to combine tennis instruction and education so that young athletes would not need to neglect their education. He intends to live in the area long-term and remain involved with it. Perhaps Rafael Nadals incredible career will continue，and he will also make great efforts in passing on his skills and techniques to new prospective athletes.37 . Where is Rafael Nadal from?AEnglandBAmericanCSpainDFrance38 . Which of the following is correct according to the passage?ANadal became the youngest player to win a match the Davis Cup in 2013.BA few players mastered tennis on all three surfaces.CNadal was best at playing on clay court.DHe is the only one to win grand slam titles on all three surfaces.39 . What can we guess from this passage?ARafael Nadal has never founded tennis academies in his hometown.BRafael Nadal decided to live abroadCRafael Nadal is not going to play tennis.DRafael Nadal will work hard to teach young athletes tennis skills.五、阅读判断If you go to Russia, bring matryoshka or nesting dolls (套娃) back with you. They make great presents.It looks like any other doll on the outside. But if you open it, you will find a smaller doll inside. Then a smaller one inside that one, and on and on!In a nesting doll, there are dolls inside one another, from large to small. The largest one can be half a meter high. The smallest is as small as a peanut. Usually, there are eight dolls. But there can be anything from three to 50.The dolls are often pretty Russian girls in colourful dresses. They wear scarves (头巾).They sometimes have other kinds of faces on them. There are cartoon people or men with white beards (胡子). They even have great men like President (总统) Vladimir Putin on some of them.根据短文，判断正误：40 . There are dolls inside one another in a nesting doll.41 . The largest doll can be one meter high.42 . People often make dolls loo