仁爱版2019-2020学年九年级上学期期末英语试题（不含听力材料）-7

仁爱版2019-2020学年九年级上学期期末英语试题（不含听力材料）-7一、听短对话回答问题1 . AA doctor.BA factory worker.CAn engineer.DA teacher.2 . AYes, they are.BNo, they arent.CYes, they have.DNo, they havent.3 . What time does the boy usually get up?AAt 6:45 am.BAt 7:15 am.CAt 7:30 am.4 . AAir hostess and passenger.BMother and son.CBoss and secretary.DHusband and wife.二、听长对话回答问题听对话,回答下列小题。5 . Whats the girls first name?AMay.BMary.CSmith.6 . Whats the boys last name?AJones.BHenry.CSmith.请听对话，回答下列各小题。7 . AHad a holiday in the mountains.BWent on a trip in the mountains.CStudied butterflies in the mountains.8 . AFrom the farmers.BFrom his friends.CBy himself.三、听句子或对话选择图片9 . ABC10 . ABC11 . What are they talking about?ABC12 . AABBCC13 . What does Simon want to be?ABC四、单选题14 . If you have any trouble, please call me. . But I can manage it.AIm sorry to hear thatBIts very kind of youCI have no troubleDI will think it over五、完型填空You may know the English letters A,B and C. But do you know there are _ called ABC? You may like eating bananas. But do you know there is such a thing as a “banana person”? How _ ! Are these people from “another earth”? No, they are just Chinese people _ you and me.ABC means(意思是) American-born-Chinese. _ ABC is a Chinese, but was born in the United States. Sometimes, people _ an ABC a “banana person”. A banana is yellow outside and white inside. _, when a person is a banana, he or she is white insideliving like a Westerner and yellow outside_ like a Chinese.Do you know why? Usually, ABCs know _ about China or the Chinese language(语言). Some of them dont _ Chinese. But if ABCs cant speak Chinese, can we still call them Chinese people? Yes, of course. They are Chinese. They are overseas(海外的) Chinese. These people may be citizens(公民) of another _ like the USA, Canada or Singapore. But they have Chinese blood(血统). Their parents, grandparents or even great-grandparents were from China. They all have black eyes and black hair. But they are not Chinese citizens. For example, we all know the famous scientist Ding Zhaozhong. He got the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1976. Chinese people love him. But he is an American citizen.15 . AthingsBanimalsCpeopleDfruits16 . Astrange(奇怪的)BniceCfreshDgreat17 . AforBlikeCasDabout18 . AABAnCTheD/19 . AaskBsayCgiveDcall20 . AAndBButCSoDOr21 . AlookingBsoundingCsmellingDfeeling22 . AmuchBmanyCfewDlittle23 . AknowBtellCspeakDlearn24 . AcityBcountryCvillageDtown六、阅读单选Im Kate. Im an American girl. I am thirteen. Im in a middle school in Shanghai. My English teacher is a Chinese girl. My good friend is Mary. She is an English girl. She is thirteen, too. She is in Wuhan. Im in Grade Eight. But she is in Grade Nine. We often have a talk by E-mail. We are both good students.25 . Kate is from the _.AUKBHKCUSADUN26 . Kates English teacher is a(an) _ girl.AAmericanBEnglishCJapaneseDChinese27 . Mary and Kate are (at) the same _.AschoolBclassCageDgrade28 . Mary is a student _.Ain Grade SevenBin Grade EightCin Grade NineDin Grade Five29 . Kate and Mary are in _ now.Athe samecity(城市)Bdifferent(不同的) citiesCBeijingDShanghaiBJohanna loved strawberries. They were her favorite fruit. Last Saturday, she went to a farm to pick some. It was her first time. Before that, she had always bought strawberries at the store.When Johanna arrived at the farm, she was surprised. Strawberries did not grow on trees! They did not even grow on big bushes. They grew on something like vines (藤). And there were so many of them.Johanna was given a basket. She could pick as much as she wanted. The more she picked, the more she would have to pay. She wasnt sure how much to get. She started filling her basket. She ate some strawberries while picking them. They were so big and juicy! And the sun had made them sweet.The basket was quickly filled. Johanna took it to the farmer to pay for it. She handed him a ten-dollar bill (钞票) and got back one dollar. “How cheap!” Johanna thought.When she got home, Johanna quickly cleaned the strawberries and put them in the fridge. Some, she could use to make jam (果酱). Others, she could eat fresh or with sugar on top. She thought about crushing (压碎) some over some ice-cream, or freezing some for later use. There were so many things to do with strawberries, and they were all delicious!根据材料内容选择最佳答案。30 . Last Saturday was the first time for Johanna to _.Aeat strawberriesBgrow strawberriesCmake strawberry jamDvisit a strawberry farm31 . What surprised Johanna when she arrived at the farm?AThe farm was so big.BStrawberries grew on vines.COne of her friends was also there.DThere were so many people there.32 . What did Johanna think of the strawberries she picked?ASmall but sweet.BSmall and sour.CBig and sweet.DBig but sour.33 . How much did the strawberries Johanna picked cost?A1 dollar.B9 dollars.C10 dollars.D11 dollars.34 . What is the last paragraph mainly about?AWhat Johanna would do with the strawberries.BWho Johanna would give the strawberries to.CHow to make strawberry jam.DHow to clean strawberries.How does a young dog or cat get to know a new home? The animal uses its nose. Right away it smells its new places. Then it makes wider and wider circles, smelling all the time. Before long it can find its way home very well, even in the dark. It simply follows something it knows well.Stories happen about animals who found their way across land they had never smelled before. Take the case of Smoky, a small white cat. Smoky had some funny red hair around its right ear. One day Smoky and his owner began a long journey. They were moving from Oklahoma to Tennessee. When they were just eighteen miles from their Oklahoma home, Smoky jumped out of the car. Then he found his way back to the old house. There hewanderedaround outside for many days. Finally he disappeared.A year later Smoky meowed at the door of a house in Tennessee. A man opened the door. “Is that you, Smoky?” he said in surprise. At first he couldnt believe it. Then he saw the red hair around its right ear. It was Smoky!35 . What is the first thing a pet does in a new place?AIt travels a long way.BIt smells the new place.CIt finds its way in the darkDIt follows something it knows.36 . Put these events in the right order that they happened.Smoky got to Tennessee.Smoky jumped out of the car. Smoky went to his old house.ABCD37 . What does the underlined word wandered mean in the passage?A游荡B思考C搜寻D围绕38 . What is the best title of the passage?AA Kind OwnerBA Humorours CatCA Surprising JourneyDAn Excellent MemoryWhat: Cooking, Bicycle Race, Crafts（工艺）, Sewing （缝纫）, Shooting Targets with BB Guns, Wacky Science and Games.Who: Open to youth in grades 3 and up. Youth ages 14 and up may volunteer to help. This event is free of charge, but pre-registration（预先登记）is required. Youth with parents are welcome to attend as a special guest.When: March 12, 2019. 9 am-3 pmWhere: Robertson County Fairgrounds: Springfield, TNNo Charge for the Day Camp, but bring your own lunch. Bring your bicycle to enter the Bicycle Race（optional）.For more information, please contact Kathy Finley, Robertson County 4-H agent at 615-384-7936or kfinley utk. edu.39 . You cant _ if you take part in the Day Camp.Alearn how to shootBplay games with othersClearn a foreign languageDperform bicycle shows40 . You will have to _ for the Day Camp.ApayBbring your own lunchCbe a volunteerDbring your parents41 . How can you take part in the Day Camp?AMake a call or send an e-mail.BWrite a letter or make a call.CGet information from parent.DVisit it with the help of friends.42 . How long does the activity last?A3 hours.B6 hours.C9 hours.D12 hours.43 . The main purpose of this activity is to _.Amake students relaxed from school workBencourage more people to do volunteer workChelp teachers make more friendsDgreet guests in a special wayHi, Im Sasha from the USA. Im 13 years old. In this picture, the man is my father. His name is Barack Obama. He is very busy. The woman is my mother, Michelle Obama. One girl is my sister. Her name is Malia. She is 16. We go to the same middle school from Monday to Friday. At school, we have some subjects. We have Chinese, too. It is difficult but interesting. In March, I visited (访问) China for a week with my grandmother, my mother, and my sister. I think China is really great. And I like it very much.44 . 文中划线的man的中文意思是_.A妇女B叔叔C男人D男孩45 . Whats Sashas last name?AMaia.BBarack.CMichelle.DObama.46 . Michelle is Malias _.AsisterBfatherCmotherDgrandmother47 . How many people(多少人) in Sashas family visited(访问) China in March?A6B4C5D148 . Which of the following sentences is NOT right?ASasha s father visited(访问) China in March.BSasha visited China for seven days.CSasha and Malia are sisters.DSasha likes China.七、听录音写单词或短语听短文，然后根据表格提示和所听内容完成下列各小题（每空一词）。49 . Mike is talking about his daily_50 . Mike often spends two hours in the evening, emailing his _51 . Mike has Chinese lessons _ times a week at school.52 . Mike wants to study the_ of Ningxia.53 . Mike thinks his life is _.八、用单词的正确形式完成短文根据短文内容，从方框中选择恰当的单词或短语填空，有的需要变换形式。sweep, the minute, stress, chore, make, provide, throw, easySome children dream of becoming adults(成年人). So they wont have to do homework or take exams. That is to say, they wont have 54 . from school any more. But are things really like what they think?Wang Juns mother is a cleaner. Her job is to clean the park. Lets see what she does every day. In order to 55 . a clean environment for everyone, she has to get up at 5 a.m. to 56 . the streets and collect rubbish in the park. 57 . she finishes her work, she goes home to make breakfast. Then she does some 58 . at home. After that, she goes to the park to work again, because someone is always 59 . rubbish everywhere. She doesnt come back home until 3 p.m.Its not easy for Wang Juns mother 60 . money. His mother never wastes money.Being an adult is not as 61 . as you think. So enjoy your school life.九、单词填空One evening Mr. Black s62 . his car at the south end of Woolwich Ferry and took a walk along the street. He met some old friends and they went to a restaurant t63 . . There they drank a lot and talked a lot. At c64 . time, Mr. Black was so excited that he f65 . his car. He went home by train.The next morning Mr. Black s66 . remembered his car and rushed to the ferry station. He explained to an officer there what had happened the day before. The officer looked at him f67 . a moment and then shouted to another officer, Oh, Charlie, your suicide (自杀者）has come back to life.十、语法填空Today, well read a story in the book AStreetCatNamedBob. It is 68 . how one man, James Bowen, and his cat Bob found hope on the streets of London. When James saw 69 . poor sick cat in his apartment building, he had no idea how much his life was about to change. James was 70 . (live) hand to mouth, and the last thing he needed was a pet. Yet he felt it hard not 71 . (help) the cat, whom he named Bob. He 72 . (slow) looked after Bob back to health. One day, Bob 73 . (follow) James. He attracted(吸引) lots of people. They stopped 74 . listened to James songs. James made 75 . (much) money that evening than he would usually make in a day. 76 . there were many hard days to get through, Bob and James had many wonderful experiences. This book is written by James Bowen 77 . (he). The language is simple, so it is easy to read.十一、填空The Internet nowadays opens a wide world to people, including teenagers, but many parents worry that their children may meet with something unhealthy when searching online. In order to solve this problem, a new search engine for children called Kiddle has appeared.Search results are filtered（过滤）, so only safe website are shown and descriptions are written in simple language. Searches with bad words are shut off, too.Kiddles uses the same colors as Google in its logo and a similar design on its homepage, too with an extra robot picture. The top three Kiddle search results show safe websites and pages written specially for kids, and those websites and pages are well chosen and checked by Kiddle developers.The fourth to seventh results will be safe and trusted websites that are not written specially for kids, but have content written in a simple way. These results are also chosen and checked.Results on the eighth and onwards pages are safe and famous websites that are written for adults. They provide expert content, but are harder for kids to understand.Unlike on Google, most results appear along with large thumbnail pictures（缩略图）to make it easier for children to find what they are looking for. For example, when searching for meow meow. Google produces pages for information about a drug（毒品）that has meow meow as its nickname（绰号）,but Kiddle lists information only about cats, even with some cartoon pictures. The company expla