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浙江省绍兴市2024-2025学年九年级下学期3月学情检测英语检测试卷第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节阅读理解(共15小题:每小题2分,满分30分)阅读下面四篇短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThewordisgreat.Somethingisdifferenthappenseveryday.Youmightmeetnewpeopleandseespecialthingsyouneverknewbefore.Tea
Time
Like
No
OtherThe
world's
tallest
woman
and
shortest
woman
met
for
the
first
time.
The
pair
came
togetherfor
afternoon
tea
in
London.
The
tea
party
was
held
to
celebrate
this
year's
Guinness(吉尼斯)World
Records
Day.Lifelong
Best
FriendsSome
friends
last
a
lifetime.
However,
very
few
people
are
lucky
enough
to
have
pictures
toshow
for
it.
A
group
of
four
women
from
the
U.
K.
had
an
unforgettable
holiday
in
1972.Aphotographer
took
a
picture
of
them
on
the
street.
They
met
again
after
fifty
years.
And
theytook
a
photo
to
remember
this
warm
and
touching
moment(时刻).The
World's
First
Wooden
SatelliteDoes
this
look
like
a
toy
box
from
old
times?
In
fact,
it
is
a
new
satellite(卫星),
Unlike
othersatellites,
it's
made
from
wood(木头).
Each
side
of
it
is
just
10
cm
long.
The
scientists
atJapan's
Kyoto
University
created
it.
They
expect
it
to
burn
up(燃烧)when
it
comes
back
intoEarth's
atmosphere(大气层).()16.
Which
picture
best
shows
Tea
Time
Like
No
Other?A. B. C. D.()17.
Why
did
the
scientists
make
the
wooden
satellite?A.
Wood
can
help
cut
down
ce
junk. B.
People
can
burn
up
wood
on
the
earth.C.
It's
easy
to
make
a
wooden
satellite. D.
Scientists
can
use
wooden
satellites
again.()18.
What
do
these
three
events
have
in
common?A.
They
will
never
happen. B.
They
are
all
about
touching
moments.C.
People
think
they
are
funny. D.
Maybe
people
never
knew
them
before.BOncoldwinterdaysinBeijing,somerestaurantsarespreadingwarmthbyofferingfreedishestopeopleinneed,suchastaxidriversandstreetcleaners.Inthisway,theyaremakingadifferencetothelivesofmany.Forexample,WangHong,thebossofabarbecuerestaurant,hasbeenofferingfreedrinkstodeliverydriversandstreetcleanerssince2012.Recently,hestartedafree-mealprojectwiththehelpoftheneighborhood.Forhim,it'spersonal."WhenIfirstcametothecity,Ihadnothing.Iwaslearninginarestaurant.Peoplehelpedmeeventhoughtheydidn'tknowme."hesaid,"Thisismywayofgivingbacktothesocietyandteachingmychildtobethankful."Hisrestaurantwelcomesanyoneinneed.Themealsaresimplebuthearty——abowlofsoup,withrice,noodlesordumplings."Wetrytoservefoodpeoplelike."hesaid,"Andthereisalwayssomethingtosatisfyeveryone."Wangisnotalone.Yushiji,anotherrestaurantalsooffersmealstothepeopleinneedatalowprice.Forjust12yuan,customerscanenjoyahot,heartymealthatusuallycostsmuchmore.Accordingtothemanageroftherestaurant,LiJun,customersinneedcangeteitherbeefsoupwithaChinesepancakeornoodleswithmutton.Noodlesarerefilledfree.DeliverydriverslikeFanXingangoftencomeandeathere."Myfriendstoldmeaboutthisplace.It'snotjustgoodforthelowprice."Fansaid,"Theyshowusrespectandkindness."BeyondBeijing,similaractionscanbeseeninShanghai,Tianjin,HezeandYinchuan.Thehotmealoncoldwinterdaysiswarmingupmorepeopleinneed,onemealatatime.()19
Why
does
Wang
Hong
offer
free
drinks
and
meals?A.
To
attract
more
customers. B.
To
pay
back
to
the
society.C.
To
help
his
child
study
better. D.
To
get
on
well
with
neighbors.()20.
What
might
Fan
Xingang
agree
with?A.
Delivery
drivers
get
a
high
pay. B.
The
meals
fill
both
stomach
and
heart.C.
There
is
no
free
lunch
in
the
world. D.
Restaurants
should
help
people
in
need.()21.
What
can
we
infer
from
the
last
paragraph?A.
Beijing
takes
lead
in
many
ways. B.
People
shouldn't
show
off
wealth.C.
Kindness
spreads
widely
in
cities. D.
More
people
need
help
in
big
cities.()22.
What's
the
structure
of
the
whole
passage?①-②③④-⑤ B.①-②③④⑤ C.①②③④-⑤ D.①-②③|④⑤CSteppingintoBeijing'sOneArtMuseumduringtheMayDayholiday,visitorsweretransportedbacktoChinainthe1980sand1990s,thankstoaspecialshowofphotos.Thesubjectmatterincludedblack-and-whiteTVs,oldbicycles,simpleandlivelyplaygrounds,aswellastheyounginclothesthatwouldbeconsideredcommonbytoday'sstandards.Attheheartoftheshowwere88photographstakenbyItalianphotographer,AndreaCavazzuti,duringthe1980sand1990s.Itshowsthatordinarylifeatthetime,thereforecametheshow'stitle:"AtEyeLevel.""Cavazzuti'sphotosbetterreflectthepeople'slivingconditionsandtheirspiritduringthatperiod,"saidthedirectoroftheshow.Cavazzut'sloveforChinabeganinItaly,whenheenteredtheCa'FoscariUniversityofVenicetostudyChinese."ThesquarecharactersfascinatedmeandreadingChina'sancientpoemswasquiteinteresting."hesaid.In1981,CavazzuticametoChinaforashortperiodofstudy,andthefollowingyearhestudiedatFudanUniversityinShanghai.Sincethen,hehasformedarelationshipwiththeforeignland.camera.Heduation,hetraveledaroundthebeautifulmountainsandriversofChinacarryinghiscamera.HerecordedChinathatwaslittleknowntothewiderworldatthattime.Inthelate1970s,Chinesepeoplestartedbecomingwealthier,andCavazzutibegantorecordthechangesintheirdailylives.“Someforeignerstakephotoswiththethoughtof‘huntingfornovelty(新颖性)’,whichisnotgoodforshowingarealChina,”Cavazzutisaid.“Treatyourselfasanordinarymemberoftheenvironment.Inthisway,youcaneasilyspotthebeautynearby.”TheItalianhasalsofollowedtheartperformersandinheritors(传承人)oftraditionalfolkcultureacrossChinatorecordscenesthataredisappearing.Hebelievesthatthecountrystillremainsitscolorfulculture,whichisworthrecordingwithhiscamera.()23.ItcanbelearntfromthepassagethatCavazzuti.A.begantostudyChineseafterhecametoChinaB.recordedChinawithhiscameraaftergraduationC.hastraveledtomanyforeignlandssince1981D.hassuccessfullyheld88photographshowsalone()24.Cavazzuti’sworksareregardedas“eye-level”becausethey.A.showtherealChina B.reflectforeigners'viewsonChinaC.searchforthefashion D.introducethelonghistoryofChina()25.ThepassagementionsthefollowingthingsEXCEPT.A.theculturedifferencesbetweenItalyandChinaB.theperiodofChinaCavazzuti'sphotosreflectedC.thereasonCavazzutiwasinterestedinstudyingChineseD.thewayCavazzutirecordedChinaasaforeigner()26.Fromthelastparagraph,Cavazzutiexpectsto.A.improvetheenvironmentofChina B.teachpeopletorecordthebeautyaroundC.keepthecolorfulcultureofChinaD.meetthestandardoftheinternationallevelDCouldyouimaginebeinginacardrivenbyaShenzhen...otahuman?Recently,Chinahasmadeabigsteptowardself-drivingtechnology.SinceAugust,2022,driverlesstaxiscanrunonroadsinWuhan,Chongqing,Shenzhen...Whydowedevelopself-drivingcars?Self-drivingcarsgiveusmanybenefits(好处).Theyusecomputerstosensethethingsaroundthemandmakebetteruseofce.Thismeansfewertrafficjamsandbetterparkingofcars.Fordisabledorblindpeople,self-drivingcarscanalsohelpthemgetaroundmoreeasily.AccordingtotheUSCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,eachyearmorethan135millionpeoplearekilledonroadsaroundtheworld.Manymoregethurt.Self-drivingcarscouldreduceroadaccidentsby90percentandsavegovernmentsalotofmoney.Themaincauseofcaraccidentsishumanerror.Byusingcomputers,self-drivingcarsdon'tmakepoordecisionsorlosefocuslikehumansdo.Butself-drivingcarsaren'tperfect.Ifsomethingunexpectedontheroadhappens,self-drivingcarscan'treact(反应)asfastasahumandrivercould.Also,duringweathereventslikeheavysnow,self-drivingcarswouldbedifficulttoseethelinesontheroad.Itmightleadtoanaccident.Thecar'scomputersystemcouldalsogethacked(非法入侵)bysomeone,causingittocrashorchangeitsdestination(目的地).It'sclearthatthereisalotofworktodotomakeself-drivingcarsacommonandsafesightonroads.AndChinaistakingtheleadinmakingthishappen.()27.Theunderlinedword“error”issimilarto.A.mindB.mistakeC.ideaD.advice()28.Whycanself-drivingcarshelpreduceroadaccidents?A.Becausetherewillbefewertrafficjams.B.Becausetheycancorrecthumanmistakeswhiledriving.C.Becausetheircomputersdon't“losefocus”likehumansdo.D.Becausetheircomputersknowallroadaccidentsaheadoftime.()29.WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?A.Theweaknessesofself-drivingcars. B.Thebenefitsofhavingahumandriver.C.Howroadaccidentsusuallyhappen. D.Howthecomputersinself-drivingcarswork.()30.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Self-drivingcarsmightcauseaccidentsonsunnydays.B.Self-drivingcarsarealreadycommonlyseeninChina.C.Self-drivingcarsoftenchangetheirwaysandbringlotsofproblems.D.Chinaistryingtomakeself-drivingcarssaferandmorecommon.第二节任务型阅读(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分)阅读下面材料,从所给的A—E五个选项中选择正确的选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第31—34小题,并回答第35小题。Bodylanguageishowwecommunicatewithoutwordsorsound(nonverbalcommunication).Someresearchersthinkwecommunicatewithbodylanguagebetween50and70percentofthetime.Thatisalotofnonverbalcommunication.Expertswhostudybodylanguageagreethatbodylanguagecantelluswhatsomeoneisthinkingorfeeling.31Facialexpressionsareprobablythefirstandbestcluesastowhatapersonisfeeling,eveniftheyaresayingsomethingdifferent.Somanyemotionscanbeshownbytheface,suchashappiness,anger,confusion,andsurprise.Andfacialexpressionsareusedaroundtheworld.32Yourmouthalonecansayalot.Smilingisprobablythebest-knownwayyoucancommunicatewithyourbody.33Itmaymeanthepersonishappy,butitmayalsoexpressfalsehappinessorsarcasm.Ifthemouthisturneddown,itmaymeanthatthepersonissadoreveninpain.34Ifapersonlooksdirectlyintoyoureyeswhilehavingaconversation,thismightmeanthatthepersonisinterestedinwhatyousaid.Butsomeonewhostaresatyouforalongtimemaybethreatening.Youcanusebodylanguagetobetterunderstandhowsomeoneelsefeels.Youcanalsouseityourselftoshowhowyouarefeeling.Soifyouwanttoshowsomeonethatyouareinterestedinwhattheyaresaying,standupstraight,uncrossthosearms,andlookdirectlyintohisorhereyes.Thatpersonwillgetthemessage.A.Eyescansayalottoo.B.Thismeanstheydonotchangemuchfromculturetoculture.C.Herearesomeinterestingexamplesyoumayknow.D.Thismightmeanyouareinterestedinwhatotherssaid.E.However,asmilecanmeandifferentthings.35.Howdoesbodylanguagehelpyouindailylife?(Nomorethan15words)第三部分语言运用(共三节,满分40分)第一节完形填空(本题有15小题,满分15分)Recyclingisnotonlygoodfortheenvironment,butalsogivessomethingthatseemnotsovaluableachangetobesomethingelse.MateoLange,a15-year-oldboyfromMichigan,US,isbringing36totheenvironmentandhiscommunitythroughhisweekendrecyclingefforts.At11yearsold,whileplayingbaseball,Lange37histeamneededmoneyforcompetitions.Hesooncameupwithaplan.InMichigan,cansandbottlescanbe38andredeemed(兑换)formoney.Theamountis10centsperitemandisaddedasanextrafeeatthetimeofbuyingto39litterandprotecttheenvironment.Withthehelpofhis40,Langestartedarecyclingprogram,raising$7,500injustafewweeks.“We'veraisedsomuchmoney,41whynotcontinueaslongaswecan?”hesaid.Thissuccessmadehim42andencouragedtocontinuetheprojectwithhisfather.In2019,Michiganstoppeditsrecyclingprogram,leadingtobottlesandcans43accumulating(堆积)inpeople'shomes.Lange'srecycling44offeredasolution.Withhisfather'shelp,theyhelpedpeoplegetridoftheirrecyclablesand45didpickupsfrompeople'shomes.“I’djustrunout,knockonthedoorandsay,‘I’mhereto46litter.’I’dcatchthebagsandpullthemtothetruck,”Langesaid.Since2020,Lange'srecyclingplanhasraised$350,000andhelpedover50localyouthgroups.Besides,ithaspreventedmorethan2millionbottlesandcans47pollutingMichigan'sroadsides,lakesandrivers.“Ithaskeptourcommunityalot48,”Langesaid.In2023,LangereceivedtheGloriaBarronPrizeforYoungHeroes,recognizing49environmentaleffortsandcommunityimpact.Hebelievedtheworldwouldbecomeamuchbetterplace.Langealwayssaid,“Be50.Haveanideaandbuildonit,”wheneverhewasaskedabouthiscleanupachievements.()36.A.chances B.risks C.benefits D.problems()37.A.hoped B.realizedC.promised D.decided()38.A.chosen B.polished C.offered D.collected()39.A.produce B.reduceC.check D.share()40.A.father B.mother C.teacher D.classmate()41.A.while B.but C.so D.or()42.A.nervous B.positive C.silent D.curious()43.A.normally B.simply C.rapidly D.hardly()44.A.walk B.dream C.secret D.program()45.A.even B.just C.still D.never()46.A.cutdown B.handout C.pickup D.payfor()47.A.from B.with C.by D.about()48.A.quieter B.cleaner C.stranger D.safer()49.A.our B.its C.their D.his()50.A.healthy B.creative C.careful D.polite第二节词汇运用(本题有15小题,满分15分)A.用方框中所给单词或词组的适当形式填空,每词限用一次。preferhelponeselftohighinventeighty51.ThisSundayismygrandpa'sbirthday.We'llhaveapartyathome.52.somefruit,KatyandBetty.Pleasebehome!53.TomasEdisonissuchagreat.Heinventedsomanyusefulthingsallhislife.54.Healwaystorideabicycleratherthanrideonacrowdedbus.55.Theofthemountainisabout8848meters.B.根据短文内容和所给中文或者首字母提示,在横线上写出正确的单词,每空限填一词。Dadlookedtiredandweakwhenhegothomefromthehospital,buthissmilewasassureasever.MyhusbandandI56(很少)hadtimetostaywithhim.Itwasgoodthatour57(亲戚)oftenhelpedhim.ButIhopedDadknewthatwecaredhim,too.ThenIrememberedagame.Beforeleavinggrandparents’home,58(每一个)childwouldwritealovenoteandhideitsomewherelikeacornerinthehouseforourgrandparentstolookfor.Afterweleft,ourgrandparentswouldbe59(耐心的)toenjoylookingforthenotesaroundthehouse.SoasI60(进入)Dad'sroom,Ibeganwritingnotes.Somewereabouthiseverydayneeds.“Dad,Iputthemilkinthef61soitwouldn’tgobad.”Somewerewrittento62(表达)mylove.“Dad,Ihopeyousleepwell.”Mostnoteswereinhisroombecausehewouldstaythereforweeks,butI63(藏)apinknoteinthegarden.“Dad,ifyoufindthisnote,youmustbefeelingbetter.Wewillbesoglad.”Severalweekslater,DadphonedandsaidHewassop64,“Ihavejustfoundyournoteo65inmyroom!”Ismiledatlast.第三节:语法填空(共10小题,每小题1分,满分10分)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个词)或括号内单词的正确形式。将答案填写在答题卷的相应位置。Thehighly-anticipatedanimatedfilmNeZha2hitthebigscreen66January29,2025.DirectedbyJiaozi,whoalsodirectedthefirstNeZha,thissequel(续集)continuesthe67(excite)adventures(冒险)ofthebelovedcharacters.Afterthe“HeavenlyTribulation”inthef
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