2021-2022学年上海外国语大学附属浦东外国语学校九年级下学期期中线上测试英语试卷含答案

初三英语期中线上检测PartOneGrammarandVocabularyI.Choosethebestanswer.Humanbeingsstillcan’tstopthespreadofsomediseasesfor timebeing.A.a B. an C. the D. / theendoftheconcert,theaudiencestoodupandclapped.A.On B. In C. At D. ByThedecorationswill berecycledafterthefestivalandtherewillbe waste.A.afew B. alittle C. few D. littleMoppingrobotscanhelpuswiththehousework.Iamplanningtobuy .A.it B. one C. that D. themWe’vegotseveralwaystosolvetheproblembut ofthemworks.A.both B.all C.neither D.noneThefarmersplantedmanyorangetrees theafternoonofMarch15th.A.in B.at C.on D.forZhangWenhong asadoctorinHuashanHospitalsincehegraduatedfromcollege.A.worksB.worked C.hasworkedD.hadworkedOurmonitorsuggested anoutingafterthemid-termexam.A.organize B.toorganize C.organized D.organizingThesooneryoustart,the you’llfinishdoingyourwork.A.quick B.quicker C.quickly D.morequicklyOnthefirstdayofourtravelling,Tom’ssuitcase tomyroombymistake.A.sends B.sent C.issent D.wassentOuraimis bettereducationtothechildreninpoorareas.A.offer B.tooffer C.offered D.offersAccordingtothetrafficrules,drivers letthepassers-bycrosstheroadfirst.A.needB.may C.mustD.could excitingformofdanceTapdancingis!A.What B. Whata C. Whatan D.HowYou’dbetterusetheGSPwithyouduringthejourney youwon’tgetlost.A.sothat B. assoonas C.aswellas D.nowthatFewofthestudentsinthisschoolhavebeenabroadbefore, ?A.havethey B. haven’tthey C.dothey D.didtheyCompletethefollowingpassagewiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.[A.chatB.interviewC.trainedD.operationE.relationship]AnimalTalk“Calmdown!”saidAlex.“Don’ttellmetocalmdown!”repliedIrene.Husbandandwife?Brotherandsister?No,AlexwasanAfricangrayparrot,andDr.IrenePepperberg___16___himtotalk—hehadavocabularyofabout150wordswhenhediedin2007.Alexcouldalsocountuptosix,andidentifyshapes,colors,andmaterials.Andhehadaclose___17 withDr.Pepperberg.WhenshehadtoleaveAlexwiththevetfora(n)___18___,heaskedhernottogo.“Stop!”hescreamed.“Iloveyou!Comeback!”Apesarealsofamousforlearninghumanlanguage.Koko,agorillawhowastaughtsignlanguage,haslearnedmorethan1000signsandcanunderstandabout2000Englishwords.Shealsomakesupwords.ShehaseverhadanInternet“___19 ”!Butoneofthemostfamousanimal“languagelearners”isKanzi,achimpanzee,whocommunicatesbytouchingsymbolsonacomputer.[A．dateB.takenC.hardlyD.protectionE.actually]Thebigreddouble-deckerbuscouldcertainlybethebest-knownsymbolofLondon.Theideaofthe“double-decker”is__20 mucholderthanthemotorbus.Theearliestdouble-deckersweredrawnbyhorses.Therewerestepsattheback,sothatpeoplecouldclimbuptotheroof.Butinthosedays,therewasno___21 forthepeopletravelingontop.Ifitrained,theycouldpullasortofoil-clothcoveroutfromthebackoftheseatinfrontofthem,andpullitoverthem.Buttheystillgotwet.ThemostfamousLondonbusesaretheRoutemasters,which___22 fromthe1950sand1960s.Thebushadanopenplatformatthebackend,sopassengerscouldclimbonandoffanywhere,evenifthebuswasmoving.ThingsstartedtogowrongfortheLondonbusesinthelate1960s.Suddenly,buscompaniesfoundtheycouldnolongerbuyanymoreoftheirfavoriteRoutemasters,becausethecountry’sMinistryofTransportationdecidedthatitwouldonlygivefinancialhelptobuscompaniesthatboughtnewbuseswithdoors.In2005,theoldRoutemasterswerefinally___23___outofnormalservice.Still,it’snottoolatetoenjoytravellingononeofthesehistoricbuses.SomeoftheoldLondonbuseshavebeenpreserved,whileothersarestillusedtocarrytourists,whichofferawonderfulwaytoseeBritain’scapitalcity.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.The2-metre helpstheboybecomeagoodbasketballplayer.(high)Ourfamilywillhaveabigpartytocelebratemyson’s birthday.(twenty)Theroadinmyhometownwillbe nextyear.(wide)A (careful)driverandtheterribleweatherwereresponsibleforthesepeople’s .(die)Theoldmanadoptedeighty dogsinfiveyears.(home)Thechildrenenjoyed verymuchintheparklastweekend.(they)ThoughBaJinhasbeen formanyyears,hestilllivesinpeople’shearts.(death)Alicehastoldusthatthe shehasevertravelledisfromShanghaitoSydney.(far)IV.Completethesentencesasrequired.Hecutdownpartofthetreestostoptheforestfire.(改为一般疑问句)hedownpartofthetreestostoptheforestfire?GivingUPabadhabitismoredifficultthanstartingit(保持原句意思)Itis tostartabadhabit togiveitup.WhenwillwetakeanEnglishexam?Wewantedtoknow.(合并句子)Wewantedtoknow we takeanEnglishexam.Wecanfreezethefishifwewanttokeepitfresh.(改为被动语态)Thefishcan ifwewanttokeepitfresh.Jackwon’tgotohaveabarbecuewithus.Heshouldfinishtheworkfirst.(合并为一句)Jackwon’tgotohaveabarbecuewithus he theworkontime.MartinhasstudiedinFudanUniversitySinCeNovember2020.(对划线部分提问) hasMartinstudiedinFudanUniversity?thebook,Betty,get,deCidedto,it,inorderto,read,from,someinformation(连词成句)PartTwoReadingComprehension.A.Readthefollowingpassageandchoosethebestanswer.OnaFridaynight,apooryoungartiststoodatthegateofthesubwaystation,playinghisviolin.Manypeoplesloweddownandputsomemoneyintothehatbeforehim.Thenextday,theyoungartistcameagain.Thistime,hetookoutalargepieceofpaperandputitontheground.Beforelong,acrowdgatheredaroundbecauseofthewordsonthatpaper.Itsaid,“Lastnight,agentlemannamedGeorgeSangputanimportantthingintomyhat.PleaseCometogetitsoon.”Itcausedagreatexcitementandpeoplewonderedwhatitcouldbe.Afterabouthalfanhour,amiddle-agedmanranthereinahurryandrushedthroughthecrowdtotheviolinist.Hesaid,“Yes,it’syou.Iknewthatyou’reanhonestmanandwouldCertainlyComehere.”MakingsureitwasGeorgeSang,theviolinisttookoutalotteryticketandreturnedittohim.Georgewasabankclerkandthelotteryticketwouldbringhim$500,000.Yesterdaywhenhetookout50dollarsandputitinthehat,thelotteryticketwasalsothrownin.TheviolinistwasastudentatanArtsCollegeandhadplannedtoattendstudiesinVienna.Hehadbookedtheticketandwouldflythatmorning.Howeverthinkingthattheownerwouldreturnforit,hecancelledtheflightandcameback.Latersomeoneaskedtheviolinist,“Youhadtoplaytheviolinatthesubwaystationeverydaytomakethemoney.Thenwhydidn’tyoutakethelotterytiCketforyourself?”Theviolinistsaid,“AlthoughIdon’thavemuChmoney,Ilivehappily;butifIlosehonestyIwon’tbehappyforever.”Theartistplayedtheviolinatthesubwaystationto .A)meetnewfriends B)makesomemoneyC)waitforsomeone D)havesomefunThecrowdquicklygatheredaroundtheartistbecause .theyenjoyedthemusictheywantedtogetthelotterymoneytheywantedtofindoutwhattheimportantthingwastheyhadnothingelsetodo41.GeorgeSangworked .A)atabank B)atthesubwaystationC)atanArtsCollege D)inthestreet.Theviolinistplannedto inVienna.A)holdaconcert B)studymusicC)visitthefamily D)selllotterytickets.Whatdidtheartistdowiththelotteryticket?A)Hekeptitforhimself. B)Hethrewitaway.C)Heusedittobuyaplaneticket.D)Hereturnedittoitsowner..Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthestory?A)HowtoGetRichOvernightB)TheSecretofBeingaGoodArtistC)TheImportanceofBeingHonestD)HowtoHelpPeopleinNeedB.Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage.InChinaitisrelativelyusualtoaskpeopletheirage,butinthewestthisquestionisgenerallyregardedasimpolite.Thisisparticularlytrue__45__women,andevenmoresoiftheinquirerisaman.However,itisvery__46__toaskchildrentheirage,andsomeadultsmaynotmindbeingasked,either.Infact,someelderlypeoplearequitehappytorevealtheirage,especiallyiftheyfeeltheylookyoungfortheirage.Nevertheless,itisnotverywisetoaskadirectquestionlike“Howoldareyou?”Ifelderlypeoplewanttotalkabouttheirage,andperhapsreceiveacomplimentonhowyoungtheylook,theymayeasilybringupthetopicthemselves,andasktheotherpeoplehowoldtheyare.Forsuchaquestion,itisquiteacceptabletodiscussagefreely.Theynormallyexpecttocomplimentontheiryouthfulness,thoughratherthanbeing__47__thattheylookveryold!EventhoughWesternersdonotusuallyaskpeopledirectlyhowoldtheyare,thisdoesnot_48__thattheyarenotinterestedtoknowhowoldotherpeopleare.Theymayasksomeoneelsefortheinformation,__49__theymaytrytoapproachthetopicdirectly.Sometimesdiscussionsabouteducationallevelandthenumberofyearsofworkingexperiencemayprovidesomeclues,butthisisnotalwaysthe_50__.Ofcourse,individualsalsovaryinwhattheyareinterestedtotalkabout.45.A.withB.atC.ofD.to46.A.normalB.averageC.formalD.unusual47.A.correctedB.toldC.warnedD.reminded48.A.includeB.intendC.meanD.determine49.A.orB.ratherC.soD.and50.A.caseB.truthC.realityD.factC.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.Morethanhalfofthepeopleintheworldnowownamobile.Andmostofthemthinkit'sthemostimportantthingtheyown.In(51)rsurveys,peopleSaidtheycouldlivewithouttheirTVsandcomputersbutnotwithouttheirmobilephones.Mostpeoplesaidthattheywouldrather(52)ltheirwalletthantheirmobile.Manypeoplesaidtheyeventooktheirmobilephonetobedwiththem...likeateddybear!Whyarepeoplesoinlovewiththeirmobilephones?Well,accordingtoanarticleinanAmericannewspaper,amobilesatisfiessomeneedsofthehumans.First,Safety,it(53)m USfeelmoresecure.Second,Belongingness,wefeelconnectedtootherpeoplewhenweare(54)a.Andthird,Esteem,wefeelimportantwhenothersseeususingamobilephone.Manycountriesarenowtryingtopreventtheuseofmobilephoneswhiledriving.Whenpeoplearetalkingorsending(55)montheirmobiles,theybecomedistracted.InAmerica,“distracteddriving”resultedinmorethan5,800deathslastyear.Wemayloveourmobilesbutthereisatimeandaplaceforthemtobe(56)Pused.Drivingisn’tasuitableplaceandneitheristheclassroom.Usingamobileintheclassroomcanresultin“distractedlearning.”Thatmaynotkillyoubutitcansurelykillyour(57)g.DoCareaboutwhenandwheretouseyourmobiles!D.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.WhatwouldyouChoose,ifyouweresittinginfrontofaTVandtherewasabookrightnexttoyou?TheanswerwillmostP58betheTV!YoungpeoplewouldcertainlychoosetheTV,butyouwillbesurprisedtofindoutthattheoldero59 willatleasthesitateaboutchoosingit.Whyisthis?Arethebooksnotasinterestingastheyusedtobe?Isitthattheworldhaschangedsomuchinrecentyearsthatourhabitsarenotthesameanymore?Nowadaysmanypeoplehavenointerestinliterature.Thismaybeapossibleexplanation.Anotherr60mightbethechangeoflifestyle.Wearemore