广东省深圳市亚迪学校2021-2022学年九年级上学期开学考试英语试题（原卷版）

2021-2022学年广东省深圳市亚迪学校九年级（上）开学英语试卷一、词汇题（每小题1分,共10分）1.—Theproductispractical.Almosteveryfamilywilluseit.—Soitsellswellinthemarket.A.useful B.interesting C.special2.—It’shardformetocontrolthisnewmachine.—Youneedtoreaditsinstructions.Itwillbehelpful.A.operate B.invent C.pull3.—ThereisplentyofcleanwaterforpeopletodrinkonEarth.—You’rewrong.Infact,thereisnotenoughcleanwateronEarthbecauseofwaterpollution.A.alittle B.toolittle C.lotsof4.—Therearedifferentkindsofreviewsonthisbook.Whatdoyouthinkofit?—Inmyopinionit’saverygoodbook.A.comments B.mistakes C.facts5.—NoodlesareakindofcommonfoodinthenorthofChina.—Peopleinthesouthofteneatrice.Aspecial B.usual C.expensive二、根据句子意思,从下面每小题的A、B、C三个选项中选出恰当的词语完成句子.6.—________friedfood.Itisbadforyourhealth.—Iwilltrymybesttoeatless.A.Treatyourselfto B.Stayawayfrom C.Playagainst7.—Dogsarehelpfulanimals.Mostofthemare______theirowners.—Yes.Theycanbetrainedtohelpthepoliceandthedisabled.A.faithfulto B.responsiblefor C.satisfiedwith8.—Ifyoudosomethingwrong,willyourparents________you?—OfCoursetheywill.Theywillnotgivemepocketmoneyfortwomonths.A.mind B.punish C.attack9.—Hisperformance________manystudentstotheschoolhallyesterday.—Yes.Heisreallygoodatperforming.A.attracted B.required C.caused10.—Ican’treallyunderstandwhattheteachersaysinclass.—Youcanaskhimforhelpafterclass.Aboveall,youshouldpaymoreattentioninclass.A.Mostimportantly B.Inaddition C.Atlast二、完形填空Humansaremammals（哺乳动物）．Mostmammalsarebornabletodomanythings.Somecanwalkwithinafewminutesofbeingborn.Theyhavetobeabletorunawayif_____11_____isnear.Buthumanbabiesareborn_____12_____.Theyneedthecareofadultstolive.Inthefirstmonthoflife,babiescannotsmileorsitup.Theycannotevenholduptheirownheads____13____somehelpfromgrown-ups.Inthenextfewmonths,babiesgrowalot.Theylearntorollover,supporttheirheads,and___14___situpwhilebeingheld.Babiesalsohavetolearntousetheir___15___.Ittakesmonthsforthemtolearntoreachforobjects.Ataroundsixmonthsoldmanybabiescan___16___anobjectfromonehandtoanother.Babblingis____17____ahumanbabylearnstospeak.Babiesallseemtomakesimilarsoundsbybabbling.Theytrytoimitate(模仿)thesoundstheyhearfromadults.Itwilltakeaboutninemonths____18____ababycansayrealwords.Somewherearoundababy'sfirstbirthdayheorshemaystandorwalkwithhelp.Soonthebabywill___19___aroundonhisorherown!Thefirstyearofababy'slifeisatimeofgrowingand____20____.Growingsuretakesalotofwork!11.A.food B.danger C.waste D.peace12.A.careless B.harmless C.hopeless D.helpless13.A.of B.for C.without D.by14.A.even B.never C.ever D.still15.A.legs B.heads C.eyes D.hands16.A.keep B.move C.hold D.make17.A.why B.how C.which D.where18.A.before B.since C.after D.while19.A.look B.show C.run D.sit20.A.speaking B.smiling C.crying D.learningCaoSiyu,bornandraisedinBeijing,lefthomeat20tostudyintheUSand,later,intheUK.NowsheworksinParis,France,shehasabetterunderstandingofbothChineseandWesterncultures.Shestarteddrawingthewebcomicstohelppeopleunderstanddifferentcultures.Usingherpencil,Caoalsowantstobuildabridgebetweendifferentcultures.TinyEyesComics,firstcreatedinlate2016,tellsthestoriesofaChinesegirlnamedTinyEyes.Caohaspostedmorethan300comicsonlineandtheyattractedabout41,000followers.Hercomicsareaboutfamilyrelationships,food,differentwaysofthinkingandsocialcustoms.Thisyear,COVID-19hasmadeherrealizehowimportantitistohelppeoplefromdifferentculturestocommunicatewitheachother.Oneofhercomicsshowstheculturaldifferencesaboutwearingmasks.“Towearornottowear,thatisthequestion”hasbeenheatedlydiscussed.Inthecomics,sheexplainsthatChinesepeoplewearmaskstoprotectthemselvesfrominfection(感染),aswellasavoidingpassingthevirustoothers.Oneofhercomicsshowsdifferentwaysofexpressinglove.Inhercomics,anAmericangirltellshermotherdirectlythatshelovesheroverthephone;thegirlTinyEyesexpressesherlovebyaskingherbelovedonesabouttheirhealthandbuyingnicethingstomaketheirlifemorecomfortable.AnotherdifferencebetweentheChineseandWesternersisabouthotwater.Frenchrestaurantsalwaysservesparkingwater(气泡水),intheUS,restaurantsserveicedwater,whileinChina,peopledrinkhotwateralot.21.WhatcanweknowaboutCaoSiyuinParagraph1?①Herage.②Herbirthplace.③Herfavouritecountry.④Herworkexperience.⑤Herreasonsfordrawingonlinecomics.A.①②③ B.②③⑤ C.①②⑤ D.②③①22.WhichofthefollowingaboutTinyEyesComicsistrue?A.IthelpsWesternersunderstandChineseteenagersbetter.B.Itisarealstoryaboutagirl’swayofthinking.C.IttellsastoryaboutagirlandherfamilyinCanada.D.Itisafactpaperaboutgirlswithsmalleyes.23.Whatisthehottopicthisyear?A.Drinkingwater. B.Washinghands. C.Wearingmasks. D.Passingthevirus.24.Whydoesthewritermentionthoseexamplesinherbook?A.ToshowusthereallifeofTinyEyes.B.Toexplainhowimportantthecommunicationis.C.TotellussomedifferencesbetweentheUSandChina.D.ToshowthedifferencesbetweenChineseandWesterncultures.25.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadthepassage?A.EDUCATION. B.CULTURE. C.PEOPLE. D.TRAVEL.Thewordcultureincludesnotonlythecustomsofoursociety,itsart,music,formany,alarming.Manypeoplebelievetheirtraditionalwaysoflifeareunderthreat（威胁）,thelosingofcultureisanaturalresultofglobalization（全球化）andprogress.Soistheglobalizationofcultureathreatorachance?Thosewhoseeglobalizationasathreatthinkthatsocietiesarelosingspecialpartsoftheircultures.Forexample,Omotik,alanguagespokeninEastAfrica,hasonly50livespeakers.SomearguethatitishardtofinddifferencesbetweenLondonandTokyo.Youngpeople’sideasareofteninfluencesbyWesternorotherpopularcultures,sotheyoftenrefuseorevengiveupthetraditionstheirparentsgrewupwith.Othersfocusontheadvantagesofglobalization.TheyacceptthatWesterncultureisspreading,buttheyalsopointtohowWesterncountriesandmanyotherpartsoftheworldarebeingshowntoworldcultures.YoungAmericansenjoyJapanesecomicmagazinesandwatchKoreanmovies.TheteenagersenjoypopmusicfromHongKong.Manyarguethatthereareadvantagestothesecross-culturalexchangesandthattheyleadstobetterunderstandingsbetweencultures.Theysayworldtraditionsarecelebratedmorewidelybecauseofthese.ChineseNewYear,nowcelebratedinmostbigcitiesaroundtheworld,isjustoneofthemanyfestivalsthatareacceptedinternationally.Anyway,manyorganizationsandgovernmentsaremakingefforts（努力）toprotecttheircultures.OnesuccessfulexampleisWales.TherewasatimewhensocialpressureswerekillingofftheWelshlanguage,itisnowanactivepartofWelshlifeagain.Aroundtheworld,similareffortsaregoingon.26.Whatareincludedintheworldculture?A.Westernculture. B.Populationgrowth. C.Globalizationandprogress. D.Populationdecrease.27.WhyisithardtotellthedifferencesbetweenLondonandTokyo?APeopleintheUKloveJapanesecomic.B.Theyarespeakingthesamelanguage.C.BothofthemareinfluencedbyChineseandAmericanculture.D.Theylooksimilarbecausetheymaygiveuptheirowntraditions.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inParagraph3referto?A.Advantages. B.Cross-culturalexchanges. C.Worldtraditions. D.Betterunderstandings.29.WhichofhefollowingisanOPINIONaccordingtothepassage?A.OmotikisalanguagespokeninEastAfrica.B.YoungAmericansenjoyJapanesecomicmagazines.C.Theglobalizationofculturesisachancetotraditionalones.D.ChineseNewYearisnowcelebratedinmostbigcitiesaroundtheworld.30Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.CultureChanges. B.ThreatstoCulture. C.CultureProtection. D.ExchangesofCultures.Fromgoldfishtosharks,fishofallsizeshavelivedontheearthforhundredsofmillionsofyears.Butdotheyevergetthirsty?Theanswerisyes!Somefishdo,atleast.Butthereisabigdifferencebetweenfishthatliveinsaltwaterandonesthatliveinfreshwater.Bonyfishhavesomesaltconcentration（含盐量）intheirbodies.Forbonyfishinsaltwater,theirconcentrationislowerthanthewatertheylivein.Throughosmosis（渗透作用）,thesefishwillloselotsofwaterthroughtheirbodies.Inordertomakeupforthisloss,theydrinklotsofwater,soit’seasytosaythattheycanbethirsty.Drinkingsaltwaterisneveragoodideaforhumans（鳃）.However,sharksareanexception.Sharkscanmaketheirsaltconcentrationmatchthewateraroundthem.Theydothisbybuildingupurea（尿素）intheirblood,sotheyprobablydon’tgetverythirsty.Butbloodwithahighsaltconcentrationcanalsobebad.Thehighconcentrationmeanssharkswon’tdoverywellinfreshwater—watercanrushintothesharks’bodiesbyosmosisandevencausethemtoexplode!Freshwaterfish,ontheotherhand,areunlikelytobecomethirsty.Becausetheyliveinalesssaltyenvironment,theyhaveadifferentproblem:watergoesinwardsanddilutes（冲淡）theirblood.Freshwaterfishthereforeneedtogetridofthisextrawater.Sonowweknowthatsaltwaterfishcanbecomethirstyanddrinkwater,whilefreshwaterfishwillavoiddrinkingbutpee（小便）alot.31.What'sthemainideaofthisstory?A.FishhavealonghistoryoflivingonEarth.B.Fishofallsizescanbecomethirstylikehumans.C.Fishdrinksaltwaterwhentheygetthirsty.D.Fisharedifferentintermsofwhethertheygetthirsty.32.Whydobonyfishdrinklotsofwater?A.Becausetheyhaveahighsaltconcentration.B.Becausetheyneedtotakeinsaltthroughtheirgrills.C.Becausetheywillloselotsofwaterthroughtheirbodies.D.Becausetheybecomethirstymoreeasilythanhumans.33.WhyareSharksmentionedinthefourthparagraph?A.Toprovethattheyarethemostunusualcreaturesinthesea.B.Toprovethatfreshwaterisnotgoodforthemtolivein.C.Toprovethatnotallsaltwaterfishdrinklotsofwater.D.Toprovethattheyaredangerousbecausetheymayexplode.34.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutfreshwaterfish?A.Theydon’tgetthirstyatallbecausetheyliveinsaltwater.B.Toomuchwaterintheirbloodcanbebad.C.Theygetthirstyanddrinkwaterjustlikesaltwaterfish.D.Theypeealotafterdrinkingtoomuchwater.35.Wherecanyoufindthisstoryin?A.Afashionmagazine. B.Atravelguide. C.Asciencebook. D.Astorybook.四、解答题（共1小题,满分5分）Usually,wethinkolderpeople’smemoriesbecomebadbecausetheirbrainsgetweak.____36____“Thehumanbrainworksslowerinoldage”said lead scientist Michael Ramscar,“butonlybecausetheyhavestoredmore informationover time.”____37____Scientistsletthecomputersreadacertainamountofwordsandlearnnewthingseachday.Whenthe computer“reads”onlysomuch,itsperformanceoncognitive(认知)testsissimilarofayoungadult.Butifthecomputerlearnedtheexperienceswemightencounter(经历)overalifetime?____38____Oftenitwasslowerbecauseincreased“experience”hadcausedthecomputer’sdatabase(数据库)togrow,____39____Thisissimilartooldpeople.____40____Imagineapersonknowstwo people’s birthdays.Anotherpersonknowsthebirthdaysof2,000people,butcanonlymatchtheright person totherightbirthdayninetimesoutof10.Canyousaythefirstpersonhasabettermemorythanthesecondperson?A.Ittakestimetoprocessmoredata.B.Anoldadultdoesn’thaveagoodmemory.C.ButateamofscientistsattheUniversityinGermanyhasadifferentidea.D.Itsperformanceissimilartothatofanolderadult.E.Thereisasmalltestbetweentwopeople.F.Thisfindingisbasedacomputerprogramoflearningandmemory.五、解答题（共1小题,满分5分）____41____.KittyfeelslikevisitingChina’shistoricalcapital.____42____.LucaswantstotravelalongtheancientrouteinChinatoknowwhatitusedtobe.____43____.Samlikestomeetchallenges.HeisgongtotravelacrossXinjiang.____44____.ElsawantstotakeacruiseontheYangtzeRiver.____45____.JanetislookingforwardtovisitingthegreatwondersinChina.A.Travelontheancientroute.Youmaywonderwhyitwaschosenthenlatergivenup.Theremainsoftheoldcitieshelptorecordtheirpast.B.ThisjourneyheadsallthewaytoKingiztan,afriendlyneighbor.Businessalongthishistorictradingroadisstillgoingonthoughitisnotasbusyasbefore.C.WewilltakeyouacrossXinjiangarea.ThisSilkRoadrouteisachallengejourney,formostpartofthejourneywillbemadebybus.D.YoucanexperiencegoingthroughChina’spasttoitspresent.Theworld-famoushistoriccapitalsalongtheSilkRoadandthecolorfulculturearereallyfantastic.E.TheGreatWallandtheTerecottaWarriorsaregreatwondersintheworld.Theseplacesofinterestsarevaluabletreasuresacrossthebeautifularea.F.TraditionalSilkRoadincludestheexcellentYangtzeCruise.ThistourisfromBeijingtoDunhuang,ChongqingandthentoShanghai,showingyouabigpartofthebasicsightseeingofChina.四、词法填空（10分）Weexperiencedaspecialperiodin2020.XuYi,amiddleschoolstudentfromHubei,toldsomething____46____(interest)tous.Let’scheckouthisstoryandresolutionforthenewterm.WhenXuYiwaslearningEnglishas____47____exchangestudentintheUK,hisEnglishfriend____48____(invite)himtotakeaChineseculturecourse.Then,at9:30a.m.thenextday,itfinallycame.Hefollowedthefriendtotheclassroomand____49____(welcome)byclassmates.Theygavehimpresents,____50____movedandexcitedhim.ThelessonwasaboutanancientChinesecharacter(字体)calledXiao