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2025学年第一学期九年级第二次英语学科阶段练习Part2VocabularyandGrammar(第二部分词汇和语法)II.Choosethebestanswer(选择最恰当的答案)(共15分)AlthoughDaminiselderlyman,heisstrongenoughtocontroltheraft.A)a B)an C)theD)/TinaandherfriendsareplanningtovisitafriendofinHangzhouthisweekend.A)they B)theirC)theirsD)themselvesIwasveryangrymyselfformakingsuchastupidmistake.A)with B)about C)byD)forTomdoesnotaddupthebillsasashisothercolleagues.A)accurate B)accuratelyC)moreaccurateD)moreaccuratelyWetalkorspeakloudlyinpublicplaces,suchashospitals,librariesorcinemasA)don't B)maynot C)needn't D)mustn’tPeterlookedextremelybecausehegotpoormarksintheexam.A)happy B)happily C)sadD)sadlyThenovelisquiteeasybecausetherearenewwordsinit.A)few B)afew C)littleD)alittleSamuel,aswellashisparents,intheparkwhentheysawthepoorman.A)arewalking B)iswalking C)werewalkingD)waswalkingItis4:30p.m.BenandLeontheirwork,sotheyareplayingchessnow.A)arefinishing B)havefinished C)willfinishD)finishedPansymadeapromiseanarticleondetectives.A)write B)writing C)towriteD)wroteThetwosuspectshavedeniedawomanataremotepicnicspot.A)murder B)murdered C)tomurderD)murderingIdon’thavemuchofGermanhistory,butIknowithasmanyfamousstories.A)knowledge B)joke C)interviewD)skillIdidn'tbelieveIcoulddotheworkbymyselfIfinishedthelastpartA)after B)while C)unlessD)untilimportantworktheteachersaredoing!Let'sshowourrespectforthem.A)What B)Whata C)WhatanD)HowDon'tworry.Ifthecarontheway,Iknowhowtofixit.A)breaksinto B)breaksdown C)breaksupD)breaksoutIII.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce(将下列单词填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次)(共8分)A.essentialB.afterwardsC.beforeD.inprisonE.deliveredIn1982,ThomasGeewassentencedtotwelvemonthsinprisonforcommittingacrime.Afterhehadbeen36fortwomonths,hedecidedtoescape.Thomasworkedinthejail'svegetablestore,whichgavehimanidea.Henoticedthatatruck37freshvegetablesdailyanddecidedtohideunderit.Whennoonewaswatching,hecrawledbeneaththevehicleandheldontopartofthechassis.Shortly38thetruckdroveoutoftheprison,withGeestillhiddenbeneathit.Asthetruckmovedalongtheroad,Geeheldontightly.Heknewitwas39thathenotletgo,orhewouldbeseriouslyinjured.36.37.38.39. A.questionedB.suspectC.discoveredD.extraE.anotherFinally,thetruckstoppedatitsnextdestination.Geecrawledout,coveredindirt,andtohisshock40thathewasatanotherjail!Thetruckmadedeliveriestotwojailseachday.Aguardsoonspottedhimandarrestedhimonthespot.Whentheguard41Gee,hedeniedthathehadtriedtoescape.However,thepolicedidn'tbelievehimandcontinuedtotreathimasadangerous42thoughGeeinsistedhewasinnocentandmeantnoharm.Intheend,hewasreturnedtotheoriginaljail,with43timeaddedtohissentence.40.41.42.43.IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms(用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子。每空格限填一词)(共8分)HehasjustearnedhisMVPawardfortheteamthisseason.(four)Fromourdiscussion,wecancertainlydrawsomehelpful.(conclude)Wefelttheeventwasjustasasagoodfilm,butitreallyhappened.(drama)Pleasekeepyourreceiptasclearofyourpurchaseinthisstore.(prove)Wesawthatthehousehadhugerooms,andallwerekeptclean.(spotless)Amongthesebirds,themalebirdsarefarmorethanthefemales.(colour)Theclimbersinfindingthewayandfinallyreachedthetop.(success)Childrenshouldlearntobe,notalwaysrelyingontheirparents.(depend)V.Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根据所给要求，完成下列句子。每空格限填一词)(共14分)He'sworkedinabanksinceleavingschool.(改为一般疑问句) heinabanksinceleavingschool?Togettheinformation,PansyinterviewedDetectiveKen.(对划线部分提问)PansyinterviewDetectiveKen?IwonderhowIcansolvethisproblem.(改为简单句)Iwonderhowthisproblem.Isleepwiththewindowopenifitisn'treallycold.(保持句意不变)Isleepwiththewindowopenitreallycold.Someonestoleavaluablenecklacefromamuseum.(改为被动语态)Avaluablenecklacebysomeonefromamuseum.MissLiaskedme,“Whyareyoulateforschoolagain?”(改为宾语从句)MissLiaskedmewhylateforschoolagain.find,theinnocent,adetective'sjob,aswellas,toprotect,theguilty,is,(.)(连词成句)Part3ReadingandWriting(第三部分读写)VI.Readingcomprehension(阅读理解)(共50分)

A.Choosethebestanswer.(根据以下内容，选择最恰当的答案)(12分)PlantPetsLookingforapetthatiseasytocarefor?Consideraplant!Plantsarelivingthingsthatgrowandcanmakeyourhomemorebeautiful.Thisguidewillhelpyoubeginasaplantparent.FindYourPerfectMatchBeforeyougetaplant,consideryourlifestyleandhomeenvironment.Howmuchsunlightdoesyourroomget?Howoftencanyouremembertowater?Herearesomepopulartypesforbeginners:TypeExamplesKeyFeaturesCareLevelEasy-goingChampionsSnakePlant,PothosDowellwithlittlelightandnotmuchwatering;perfectforforgetfulowners.★☆☆(VeryEasy)Sun-lovingPalsAloeVera,Echeveria,Burro’sTailKeepwaterinleaves;needplentyofsunlightandlittlewater.★★☆(Easy)Fresh-AirFriendsSpiderPlant,PeaceLilyMaketheaircleaner;safeforhomeswithanimalpets.★★☆(Easy)KitchenHelpersBasil,Mint,CherryTomatoesGiveyoufreshfoodornicesmells;needmorewateranddirectsunlight.★★★(Nottoohard)CareForItThePerfectHome:Alwayschooseapotwithadrainagehole.Thispreventsrootrotbylettingextrawaterescape.WaterWisely:Givingtoomuchwateristhemistakepeoplemakemostoften.Feelthesoilfirst—ifthetoppartisdry,thenitneedswater.FeedYourPets:Whenyourplantsaregrowingalot(inspringandsummer),feedthemwithaliquidfertilizer(化肥)every4-6weeks.Reduceorstopfeedinginautumnandwinterwhengrowthslowsdown.QuickHelpforProblems:

Yellowleaves?Youmightbegivingtoomuchwater.Letthesoilgetcompletelydry.

Brown,dryleafedges?Youmightnotbegivingenoughwater.Wateritwell.

Leaningtowardslight?Itmightnothaveenoughsun.Moveittoabrighterplace.Startingwithaneasy-careplantisthekeytosuccess.Watchyourplant,anditwilltellyouwhatitneeds.Happyplanting!Thetextismostprobablyfroma(n)__________.

A.scienceresearchreport B.gardeningmagazineforplantlovers

C.advertisementforplantshops D.novelaboutapetanditsownerTheunderlinedword“drainage”inthepassageisclosestinmeaningto__________.

A.污水 B.排水 C.处理 D.过滤Whichofthefollowingplantsisthechoiceforsomeonewhowantstogrowaplantinasunnykitchenandalsouseisincooking?

A.Echeveria B.PeaceLily C.SnakePlant D.BasilWhichofthefollowingisasignthataplantisnotgettingenoughsunlight?

A.Itsleavesareturningyellow. B.Itsleaveshavebrownanddryedges.

C.Itstartstogrowtowardsthewindow. D.Thesoilremainswetforalongtime.Whichofthefollowingisapieceofadvicegivenbytheguide?

A.Wateryourplantsalittleeverydaytokeepthesoilwet.

B.Feedyourplantswithliquidfertilizeronlyduringautumnandwinter.

C.ChooseaSnakePlantifyouareoftenbusyandmightforgettowater.

D.Thekeytosuccessistowatchyourplantandchangeitsplaceeveryday. Themainpurposeofthisguideisto______________.

A.comparethedifferentkindsofhouseplants

B.givetipsonchoosingandlookingafterhouseplants

C.explainthegrowingprocessofhouseplants

D.encouragemorepeopletobuyhouseplantsChoosethethebestanswerandcompletethepassage.(选择最恰当选项完成短文)(12分)We’veallseenit:theclassmatemovinghisfootupanddown,studentsclickingtheirpens.Foryears,this“fidgeting”(小动作)wasseenasa(n)65thatapersonwasnotinterestedorwaslosingfocus.Butwhatifwe’vebeenwrongallalong?SimplemoveshelpAstudyfromHarvardUniversityaskedtwogroupsofstudentstolistentoadifficultspeech.Onegroupcouldholdandpresssoftballsquietlywhiletheothercouldnot.Thefidgetinggroupdidmuchbetteronthefollowingtest.Dr.JohnRateyexplainsthatyoucanclearawaymentalnoiseandpayattentionbetterbymovingyourbody,66alittle.Thisworksbecauseitincreasesahelpfulbrainchemical.Therefore,someresearchersarguethatformany,fidgetingisn’taproblem—it’sawaythatallowsthebrainto67otherthingsandfocusonthemaintask.WrongmovesfailHowever,thebenefitsdependonthetypeoffidget.AstudyfromtheUKfoundthatsimplefidgeting,likemovingyourfoot,couldhelpyoufocus.Butfidgetingwithsomething68,likesolvingapuzzle,couldinjureyourattention.Itmakesyourbrainworktoohard.69,abrainscientistsaysthesoundofafidgettoycanbeaproblemforothers.Thisnoisecanmakeithardforeveryoneintheroomtodotheirwork.70moveswinItseemthetypeoffidgetextremelymatters.Thekeyisafidgetthatdoesn’trequirethought.Asforthenoise?“Thethoughtfulfidgeteristhegoodfidgeter,”concludesDr.Medina.“Ifyoufeeltheneedtofidget,you’dbetterchooseasimple,silentone.Yourtoolshouldn’tbecomesomeoneelse’sproblem.”A.sign B.goal C.excuse D.reasonA.especially B.hardly C.first D.evenA.dealwith B.getridof C.runinto D.gooverA.different B.interesting C.difficult D.easyA.What’smore B.Infact C.Forexample D.AsaresultA.Quick B.Loud C.Hard D.Smart

Fillintheblankswithproperwords.(在短文的空格内填入适当的单词，使其通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)(14分)TheNightoftheCityGateThesmokefromtheBattleofRedCliffs(赤壁之战)hadhardlyclearedwhenthebattletocapturethecityofJingzhoubegan.Accordingtohistory,ZhouYuwasabrilliantgeneral(将军)forSunQuan.Hef71fiercelywithGeneralCaoRen,theleaderofthecity’ssoldiers,outsideitsstrongwalls.Insidehisowntent,ZhugeLiang,thetopadvisorforLiuBei,watchedandthough.Hedidn’twanttojointhisfight.Inhismind,acleverplanwasbetterthanastrongarmy.Oneofhiswayswastot72theenemy—somethingbeyonddirectattack.KnowingCaoRenwouldsoonhavetopullback,hecalledhistrustedgeneral,ZhaoYun.Hegavehimastolentoken(令牌)andasimpleo73:“Takeyourmen.Weartheenemy’sclothes.Gotothecitygateandmakethemletyouin.”Aseveningfell,ZhaoYun’ssoldierswalkedtowardthegatesofJingzhou.“Openthegate!”ZhaoYunshoutedtotheguardsabove,showingthetoken.“Wearecomingbackfromthebattle!Letusin!”Theguardssawthefamiliarsoldiersuits.Withoutasecondthought,theyopenedthegate,whichhadbeens74locked.ItwasthemomentZhugeLianghadplannedfor.Themomentthegatewasopen.ZhaoYunandhismensprangintoaction.Theym75todefeattheshockedguardsveryquickly,takingcontrolofthecity.Fromthedarkness,LiuBei’smainarmyappearedandpouredsilentlyintotheheartofthecity.Theactionturnedouttobeacompletes76.Afterwards,whenZhouYuarrivedexpectingawelcome,helookedupatthewallsandsawLiuBei’sflags.Her77tobelievethatJingzhouwaslost.ZhugeLianghadnotbrokenthewallsbyfighting,buthadcapturedthecitythroughabrilliantidea.f_______________ 72.t_______________ 73.o_______________ 74.s_______________m_______________ 76.s_______________ 77.r_______________

D.Answerthequestions(根据短文内容回答下列问题)(12分)ADaylightRobberyOnthemorningofOctober19,2025,theworld-famousLouvreMuseuminParisbecamethesceneofashockingrobbery.Injustsevenminutes,ateamofthievesstoleeightpiecesofpricelesshistoricaljewelleryworthover＄102million.Accordingtopolice’swork,thethievesusedatruckwithanextendable(可伸缩的)laddertoenterafirst-floorbalconyonthequietersideofthemuseum,facingtheRiverSeine.Dressedasconstructionworkers,theycutthroughthethickwindowsoftheGaleried’Apollon,closetotheMonaLisa’sroom.Onceinside,theybrokeopentwostrongdisplaycases,containingpreciousjewelsthatoncebelongedtoEmperorNapoleonIandhiswife.Themuseum’salarmwentoffduringtherobbery.However,thethievesfinishedtheirtaskwithinjustsevenminutesandescapedonmotorbikesthatwerewaitingforthem.Intheirhurry,theydroppedtheCrownofEmpressEugénie,apiecedecoratedwithoverathousanddiamonds.Itwaslaterfounddamagedatthescene.Eightdayslater,thepolicefoundimportantcluesinthecase.TheydiscoveredimportantDNAevidenceonahelmetandaglovethatthethieveshadleftbehind.Twosuspectswerearrested:oneatParisCharlesdeGaulleAirportwhiletryingtoflytoAlgeria,andanotherpreparingtotraveltoMali.Thiswel