2024-2025学年重庆凤鸣山中学上学期九年级12月月考英语试卷

2024—2025学年重庆凤鸣山中学上学期九年级12月月考英语试卷

一、听力选择(★★★)1.

A．Steel.B．Glass.C．Wood.(★)2.

A．Yes,Iam.B．No,theyaren’t.C．Yes,itwas.(★)3.

A．Iagree.B．That’sallright.C．I’msohappy.(★)4.

A．ItmightbeLaura.B．Hisdaughter’s.C．Thegirl.(★)5.

A．Withpleasure.B．Mypleasure.C．Yes,Icould.(★)6.

A．Whatapity!B．Goodidea.C．Sorry,Ididn’tknowthat.(★)7.

A．No.B．Yes.C．Idon’tknow.(★★)8.

A．/kəmˈpjuːtə/B．/kemˈpetitə/C．/kemˈpeə/(★★)9.

A．Blue.B．Black.C．Green.(★)10.

A．In1874.B．In1879.C．In1876.(★★)11.

A．Hecan’twatchTV.B．Hecan’teatout.C．Hecan’tplaycomputergames.(★★)12.

A．65yuan.B．30yuan.C．130yuan.(★★)听一段材料，回答下面两个小题。13.WherewasHenryFordfrom?

A．Germany.B．America.C．England.14.WhatwasHenryFordinterestedinwhenhewasyoung?

A．Inventingwatches.B．Ridingahorse.C．Fixingmachines.(★★★)听一段材料，回答下面两个小题。15.HowlonghasJohnpracticedthepiano?

A．Forhalfayear.B．Forthreemonths.C．Forayear.16.WhatdidJohn’smomthinkofplayingthedrums?

A．Relaxing.B．Noisy.C．Interesting.(★★★)听两遍，根据你所听到的短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确答案。17.TheMaryCelesteleftfor________.

A．NewYorkB．ItalyC．Britain18.Therewere________peopleontheMaryCeleste.

A．3B．7C．1019.Accordingtothewriter,themissingpeopleleft________.

A．inahurryB．terriblyC．quickly20.Thecaptain’s(船长的)lastdiarywaswrittenon________.

A．November24thB．December4thC．December5th二、语法选择(★★★)Thesweetestmemoryofmychildhoodisabout______roundtable.WhenIwaslittle,myfamilywouldgettogether______dinnerondifferentfestivals.Wekidswouldbeplayinggamesaroundthetablewhiletheadults______.WhenIgotabitolder,myauntbroughtbackherboyfriendandmygrandpacheerfullyaddedanother______totheroundtable.Itseemedalittlemorecrowded,butwefeltmuch______toeachother.WhenIwastwelve,mygrandpapassedaway(去世).Thatmadeus______sad.However,whenthewholefamilygottogetheronceagain,wetotallyagreed______hischair,hisbowlandchopsticksshouldstillbethere.Eventhoughhisseatwasempty,wefeltasifhehadneverleftus.Weallhaveatablelikethisin______homes.Itisasignofreunion(团聚)ofourfamily.Usually,differentcultures______byusaroundthetable.Weexpressthelovenotonlyforourfamily,butalsoforacommunity,ournationandeventhewholeworld.Thehistoryofournationhasbeenthestoriesoflookingfororrunningtotheroundtablewhichwebelong______.TheroundtablehasbeenasymboloftheChinesefeelings.Itwas,itisandwillalwaysbe.21.A．aB．anC．/22.A．haveB．tohaveC．having23.A．talkB．weretalkingC．havetalked24.A．seatsB．seats’C．seat25.A．closeB．closerC．closest26.A．feelB．feltC．feeling27.A．ifB．whatC．that28.A．usB．ourC．ours29.A．acceptB．areacceptingC．areaccepted30.A．toB．atC．in三、完形填空(★★★)根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案。Haveyoueverrealizedthepowerofhope?Doyouthinkhopeplaysanimportantroleinourlife?Letmetellyouastory!Atravelerwasinalargedesert,planningtowalkacrossitinonemonth.Twentydayspassed,andthejourneyhadbeengoingon________.“I’llbeabletowalkoutofthisdesert.”hethoughtgladly.Butthedesertwasnever________totravelers.Inashorttime,therecameastrongsandstorm.Afterit,hefoundhimselfinahopelesssituation—thebackpackwithfoodandwaterwas________bythesandstorm.Itseemedimpossibleforhimtoleavethedesert________foodandwater.Luckily,hehadapearleft.Hehelditinhishandstightly.“Nottoobad,atleastIhaveapear.I________Icanwalkoutofthedesert.”Timewentbyquickly,butthedesertstilllookedendless.What’smore,hunger,thirstandfearof________werealwaysaroundhimlikeghosts.However,eachtimehewasclosetolosinghope,heforcedhimselftostareatthepearthathehadbeen________.“Nottoobad,atleastIhaveapear.”Asmallpearbecamethehopeforhissurvival(生存).Threedayslater,________hesawavillagenotfaraway,helaughedwithexcitement.Hefeltcompletelyrelaxed—the“pear”broughthimbackto________.Tokeephopeisthebestweapon(武器)forvictory.Andasthesayinggoes“Wherethereislife,thereishope.”Sowhenintrouble,nevertellyourself“________”.Becauseifyoutrytosearch,youcanalwaysfinda“pear”topullyourselfoutofthetrouble.31.A．wellB．slowlyC．quicklyD．quietly32.A．openB．friendlyC．readyD．easy33.A．givenawayB．thrownawayC．putawayD．sweptaway34.A．withB．withoutC．forD．on35.A．wonderB．doubtC．believeD．agree36.A．painB．deathC．illnessD．sadness37.A．buyingB．keepingC．eatingD．finding38.A．althoughB．unlessC．aslongasD．assoonas39.A．powerB．healthC．fameD．life40.A．anythingB．nothingC．somethingD．everything四、阅读理解(★★★)Afterthefinaltest,Iwanttogoabroadandhavesomefun.SoIsearchedinformationonlineaboutwhereIwantedtogo.HereiswhatIfound.41.Theinformationaboveshowsusthewriter’s________.

A．flightsB．staysC．carrentalsD．packages42.Thewriterwantstohavefunin________afterhisfinaltest.

A．ChongqingB．NewYorkC．LosAngelesD．London43.Ifthewriterwantstospendthefewesthoursonhisflights,howmuchdoesheneedtopay?

A．¥18,695.B．¥33,888.C．¥28,695.D．¥38,888.(★★★)Therewasatablesetoutunderatreeinfrontofthehouse,andtheMarchHareandtheHatterwerehavingteaatit,aDormousewassittingbetweenthem,fastasleep,andtheothertwowereusingitasacushion(垫子),restingtheirelbows(肘部)onit,andtalkingoveritshead.“VeryuncomfortablefortheDormouse,”thoughtAlice.“only,asit’sasleep,Isupposeitdoesn’tmind.”Thetablewasalargeone,butthethreewereallcrowdedtogetheratonecornerofit,“Noroom!Noroom!”theycriedoutwhentheysawAlicecoming.“There’sPLENTYofroom!”saidAliceindignantly(愤慨地),andshesatdowninalargearm-chairatoneendofthetable.“Havesomewine(酒),”theMarchHaresaidinanencouragingtone(语气).Alicelookedallroundthetable,buttherewasnothingonitbuttea.“Idon’tseeanywine,”sheremarked(评论).“Thereisn’tany,”saidtheMarchHare.“Thenitwasn’tverycivil(礼貌的)ofyoutoofferit,”saidAliceangrily.“Itwasn’tverycivilofyoutositdownwithoutbeinginvited,”saidtheMarchHare.“Ididn’tknowitwasYOURtable,”saidAlice,“it’slaidforagreatmanymorethanthree.”“Yourhairwantscutting,”saidtheHatter.HehadbeenlookingatAliceforsometimewithgreatcuriosity(好奇心),andthiswashisfirstspeech.“Youshouldlearnnottomakepersonalremarks,”Alicesaidwithsomeseverity(严肃),“it’sveryrude.”TheHatteropenedhiseyesverywideonhearingthis;butallheSAIDwas,“Whyisaraven(乌鸦)likeawriting-desk?”“Come,weshallhavesomefunnow!”thoughtAlice.“I’mgladthey’vebegunaskingriddles(谜语).—IbelieveIcanguessthat,”sheaddedaloud.(SelectedfromALICE’SADVENTURESINWONDERLAND)44.Howmanycharacterswerethereinthestory?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.D．Five.45.WhatdidtheMarchHaretrulyoffertoAlicewhenshesatdown?

A．Nothing.B．Wine.C．Water.D．Tea.46.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Dormousewasn’thappyaboutbeingusedasacushion.B．TheMarchHareinvitedAlicetositdown.C．Alicewantedtojointheteaparty.D．TheHatterwantedtocutAlice’shair.47.WhatdidtheHattermostprobablymeanbysaying“Whyisaravenlikeawriting-desk”?

A．Alicewasjustlikearaven.B．Alicewaswelcometojointhem.C．Hewantedtochangethetopicofconversation.D．HewasangryatAlice’swords.(★★★)Whendoyoubecomeanadult?Theanswersaredifferentfromcountrytocountry.InmodernChina,adulthoodforbothboysandgirlsstartsattheageof18.Bythetimemostpeoplereach18,theyhavefinishedhighschoolandarereadyforuniversity.Soaperson’s18thbirthdayoftenmeansacelebrationofbothadulthoodandthestartofcollegelife.DidchildreninancientChinabecomeadultsat18?Infact,boysinancientChinabecameadultsat20andgirlsat15.Andtherewasaceremonytocelebratethistime.Aftertheceremony,ayoungpersoncouldbecalledan“adult”.Forgirls,theceremonywascalledJiLi.“Ji”isakindofhairpin(发夹).Inancienttimes,onlygirlsfromrichfamiliescouldhavethisceremony.Itwassimpleanddidn’ttakemuchtime.Beforetheceremony,agirlwouldtieherhaironthetopofherhead.Attheceremony,awomaninthefamilywouldputahairpinonagirl’shair.Itmeantshewasnowanadult.Aftertheceremony,sheneededtolearnalot,liketherightwaytospeakanddress.Forboys,theceremonywascalledGuanLi.___▲___Beforetheceremony,aboy’sfamilyoftenchosealuckydayandinvitedmanyguests.Onthatday,theboyneededtodressup.Thefatherwouldwashhandsandputthreehatsontheboy’shead,onebyone.Thentheboywouldchangeintoanothersetofclothestogowiththecolorofthehats.Afterthesesteps,theboywouldbecomea“man”.48.WhendidapersonbecomeanadultinancientChina?

A．Attheageof18forbothboysandgirls.B．Attheageof18forboysand15forgirls.C．Attheageof20forboysand18forgirls.D．Attheageof20forboysand15forgirls.49.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲?

A．ItwasusuallyinMay.B．ItisthesameasJiLi.C．“Guan”isakindofhat.D．AfterGuanLi,theboywouldhaveanewname.50.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Peoplesawaboy’sGuanLiasanimportantcelebration.B．Onaboy’sGuanLi,thefatherputthreehatsonhisson’shead.C．Peopleexpectedboystospeakanddressinarightwayaftertheygrewup.D．Allboysandgirlshadaceremonytocelebratetheirbeinganadult.51.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanyoumostprobablyreadthisarticle?

A．Lifeandhealth.B．Historyandculture.C．Businessandworld.D．Nationalnews.(★★)Haveyoueverfeltthatyourfeelingsandstateofmindsometimescanbeinfluencedbyplaces?Haveyouevernoticedthatcertainplacesespeciallyupsetyou,orthatcertainplacesareespeciallyrelaxingandpeaceful?Well,there’sagoodchancethatthecolorsinthoseplacesareplayingapart.Scientistshavestudiedtheinfluenceofcolorsonourfeelings,healthandthewayofthinkingformanyyears.Forexample,somestudiesshowthatblueisarelaxingcolor.Blueremindsusoftheoceanandsky.Pleasantdreamsmightbetheendresultofpaintingthebedroomblue.Ithasacalminginfluenceonthebody,loweringthebloodpressureandheartrate,andhasacoolinginfluenceinhotandhumidweather.Anotherstudyshowsthatblueintheclassroomcanbeagoodthing.Anangrychildwouldbecomecalmerafterbeinginaclassroompaintedblue.Butredhastheoppositeinfluence.Itisanenergeticcolorthatcanexciteandwarmthebody,andincreasetheheartrate.Therefore,itmaynotbesogreatforbedroomswhereyouaretryingtorelax,sinceitcancausethedifficultyinsleep.Yellowisaverywelcomingcolor.Itmakespeoplefeelcheerful,energeticandhappy.Itisaperfectcolorforasunroom.Sinceyellowiseasytobenoticed,itisalsooneofthemostattention-gettingcolors.Yellowcanbeusedtodrawnotices,suchastrafficsignsoradvertisements.Greenisthemostrelaxingcoloronthecolorwheel.Greenremindsusofspringandthenewbeginning.Itbringscalmnessandhope,andithasarelaxinginfluenceonthebodyaswellasthemind.That’swhyit’ssuitableforalmostanyroominthehouse.Thecolorgreencanleadtomorecreativethinking,sogreenisagoodchoiceforoffices.52.Howdoesthewriterleadreaderstotheintroductionaboutcolors?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Bygivingsomeexamples.C．Byaskingsomequestions.D．Byshowingthestudyresult.53.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2mean?

A．Peoplecan’tsleepwellintheirbedroomspaintedblue.B．Blueisthedreamcolorformanypeople.C．Bluebedroomsmaybringmorepleasantdreams.D．Peopleliketodreamduringtheirsleep.54.Whichtwopicturescancalmyoudownaccordingtothetext?abcd

A．cdB．bdC．abD．ac55.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothetext?

A．Greencanrelaxthemindandbringcreativethinking.B．It’sperfecttohaveabedroompaintedredandasunroompaintedyellow.C．Bluecanexciteandwarmthebodyandincreasethebloodpressureandheartrate.D．Anangrychildwillturnintoahappyoneafterbeinginaclassroompaintedblue.(★★★)①Japan’spopulationisrapidlyaging,with28percentofitspeopleaged65orolder.Thismeanstherearen’tenoughyoungpeopledoingjobsthatneedphysicalstrength(力量)likebuildingthingsandfarming.②Toencourageolderpeopletoworkon,technologycompaniesinJapanhavedevelopedspecialsuitscalledexoskeleton(外骨骼).Thesesuitscanmakeiteasiertoliftandcarryheavyobjects.③“Wehavenochoice,elderlypeopleneedtostayintheworkplace,”saysDaigoOriharaatInnophys.ThiscompanyhasmadeasuitcalledtheEveryMuscleSuit.It’slight,weighinglessthan4kg.Itdoesn’tneedanybatteries(电池)ormotors(发动机).Whenusersputitonlikeabackpack,theypump(抽气)airintoit30timeswithahandpump.Then,thesuitcanhelpthemliftupto25kgeasily.Thesuitcostsabout1000poundsandisusedbyfoodcompaniestohelpworkerliftbigboxes,byoldpeople’shomestohelpworkersliftpeopleinandoutofbed,aswellasbyfoodfactoriesandbuildingcompanies.④Anothercompany,Panasonic,isalsodevelopingdifferentexoskeletonsuits.Itsmostimportantone—theAtounModelY—costs4200pounds.Itusesmotorsinsteadofairtoworkandcanlastfor8hours.Itweighs4.5kgandcanhelpusersliftupto10kg.⑤Similarly,JapanesecompanyJTEKT,partoftheToyotagroup,alsobegansellinganexoskeleton.It’susedtohelpolderworkersandalsorunsonamotor.⑥AsJapanisfacingtheproblemsoffewerandfewerworkers,theymayneedtoraisetheagewhenpeoplestopworking.Thismeanstherewillbeevenmoreneedforexoskeletontohelpolderpeoplekeepworking.56.WhydoJapanesetechnologycompaniesdevelopexoskeleton?

A．Totaketheplaceofhumanswithmachines.B．Tocompetewithothercountriesintechnology.C．Toencourageolderpeopletostayinjobsforlonger.D．Tohelpyoungworkersmoveheavyobjectsmoreeasily.57.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A．TheEveryMuscleSuitneedselectricity.B．TheEveryMuscleSuitcanhelpusersliftupto25kg.C．TheEveryMuscleSuitisheavierthantheAtounModelY.D．TheEveryMuscleSuitismoreexpensivethantheAtounModelY.58.Whichisthebeststructureofthispassage?(①=Para.1②=Para.2③=Para.3④=Para.4⑤=Para.5⑥=Para.6)

A．B．C．D．59.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TheEveryMuscleSuitB．Japan’sTechnologyCompaniesC．ReasonsforJapan’sAgingChallengeD．Exoskeletons:toSolveJapan’sAgingChallenge五、补全对话(★★★)阅读下面对话，从7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。Tina:Hey,Jane.Youlooksadtoday.60Jane:Yes,ImadeLilyunhappyyesterday,andIdon’tknowwhattodoaboutit.Tina:61Jane:Well,yesterdayshemessagedmeandinvitedmetowatchamovietogether.ButIwasalmosthalfanhourlate.Tina:Ohno!Ifso,thatwillalsodrivemecrazy.62Jane:Yes,Idid.Butshedidn’twanttolistenatthatmoment.Tina:63Afterall,youaregoodfriends.Jane:Goodidea.Sheismybestfriend.Idon’twanttoloseher.Tina:Allright.Hopeyoucansolvetheproblemwell.Jane:64Tina:Youarewelcome.

A．Whynottryitagainafewdayslater?B．Thanksforgivingmesomeadvice.C．Didyouwatchthemovieatlast?D．Youhaveapoint.E．Isthereanythingwrongwithyou?F．Whathappened?G．Didyousaysorrytoher?六、任务型阅读(★★★)阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。JohnandBobbyjoinedthesamecompanytogetherjustaftergraduationfromcollegethesameyear.Bothworkedveryhard.Severalyearslater,however,thebosspromoted(提拔)BobbytomanagerbutJohnwasstillaworker.Johncouldnottakeit,andgavehisresignation(辞职信)totheboss.Hecomplaineditwasunfairbecausethebossdidnotthinkmuchofthosewhowerehard-working,butpromotedonlythosewhoflattered(奉承)him.ThebossknewthatJohnhadworkedveryhardfortheyears.Hethoughtforamomentandsaid,“Thankyouforwhatyousaid,butIhopeyouwilldoonemorethingforourcompanybeforeyouleave.”Johnagreed.Thebossaskedhimtogoandfindanyonesellingwatermelonsinthemarket.Johnwentandreturnedsoon.Hesaidhehadfoundamansellingwatermelons.Thebossaskedhowmuchtheycosteverykilogram.Johnshookhisheadandwentbacktothesellertoaskandreturnedtotelltheboss$1.2perkg.ThebosstoldJohntowaitasecond,andhecalledBobbytocometohisoffice.HeaskedBobbytogoandfindanyonesellingwatermelonsinthemarket.Bobbywentandreturned,saying,“Boss,onlyonepersonissellingwatermelons$1.2perkg,and$10for10kg.Thesellerhas340watermelons.Onthetablethereare58,andeachweighsabout2kilograms.TheywerebroughtfromtheSouthtwodaysago.Theyarefreshandofgoodquality.”HearingwhatBobbysaid,Johnsaidnothingandlostinthought...65.DidJohnworkhard?_______________________________________________66.WhatdidthebossaskJohnandBobbytodo?_______________________________________________67.Whatqualities(品质)hasBobbyshowninthestory?(Within15words)_______________________________________________68.Attheendofthestory,whatmightJohnbethinkingaboutwhenhelostinthought?_______________________________________________七、完成句子(★)69.Thedoormaybeopenedeasily.(改为否定句)Thedoormay________________openedeasily.(★)70.Theredtoyrabbitbelongedtohislittlesister.(对划线部分提问)________didtheredtoyrabbit________to?(★★★)71.Didmanypeopletranslatethenovelintodifferentlanguages?（改为同义句）________thenovel________intodifferentlanguagesbymanypeople?(★★★)72.由于懒惰和旷课，他最终没能进入理想的大学。（完成译句）Duetohislazinessandabsencefromclasses,he________________failingtoenterhisdreamuniversity.(★★★★)73.seen,of,they,as,bright,happiness,are,symbols,luck,and,good（连词成句）_____________________________________________________.八、任务型阅读(★★★)Longago,theearlypeopledidnotliveinhousesaswedotoday,Mostofthehomeswereincavesorshelters(遮蔽物)whichwerebuiltintrees.These“homes”wereonlyusedastemporary(临时的)shelterstoprotectthemfromthesun,therainandthewildanimalsintheforests.Menofthattimecalled“cavepeople”.These“cavepeople”usuallylivedinsmallgroupsandlifewasnoteasyforthem.Theyhadtomovefromplacetoplacetosearchforfood.Theywouldhunt,fishorpickwildfruit.Whentheycouldn’tfindanythingtoeat,theywouldleavetofindanotherproperplace.Theirtoolswereverysimple.Theyateraw(生的)fooduntiltheylearnedhowtomakeafire.Forclothing,theyusedonlythebark(树皮)oftreesortheskins(皮)ofanimalstocovertheirbodies.However,thelivesofthe“cavepeople”changed.Theycollectedtheseeds(种子)ofwildplantsthatgrewintheforests.Soontheylearnedtoplantfruit,vegetablesandothercrops.Theyalsokeptcows,s