2025-2026学年江苏苏州初三上学期英语期末模拟卷(四)含答案

1注意事项：1.本试卷共七大题，满分100分（不含听力口语30分）、考试用时100分钟；2.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考点名称、考场号、座位号用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔填写在答题卡和对应的位置上，并认真校对条形码上的准考号、姓名是否与本人相符合；3.答选择题必须用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如需改动、请用橡皮擦干净后、再选涂其他答案；答非选择题必须用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔写在答题卡指定的位置上，不在答题区域内的答案一律无效，不得用其他笔答题；4.考生答题必须答在答题卡上、答在试卷和草稿低上一律无效。第一部分完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并将选项填涂在答题卡相应的位置上。In2012,IhadjustgotbetterfromaseriousdiseasewhenIreceivedaninvitationtoawriter’smeetinginOrlando,Florida.Myfamilytoldmethata(n)1mightbejustwhatthedoctorsuggested,soIdecidedtogo.ArrivingintheSunshineStatewasrathertiring,butI2tocatchataxitomy3andsettlein.Nextmorning,Itookanothertaxitotheshoppingcentretobuyafewsouvenirs.4,Iwenttoarestauranttohavelunch,butallthetableswere5.ThenIheardafriendlyvoicesaying“Youcan6mytable.”Igratefullysatdownwiththekindladyandwehadahappylunchtogether.Asthemealwasalmostover,sheaskedhowlongIwouldstayinOrlando.IhadalreadytoldherthatIhadn’t7acarandhadn’trealizedhowexpensivetakingtaxiswouldbe.Afterawhileshesaid,“Mydear,don’tuseanymoretaxis.I’mretired(退休的)anditwouldbemypleasureto8youwhereveryouwish.”ItoldherthatIcouldn’tputhertothat9,butshebrushedasidemyprotests(反对).SheaskedmewhereIwasstayingandnextmorning,shewaswaitingatmyhotelattherighttimetotakemetoDisneyWorld.Shespentsometimewithmebeforeleavingmetoexplorealone.Attheendoftheday,she10totakemebacktowhereIwasstaying.Iofferedhermoneybutsherefusedtotakeany.I’llneverforgetthatwonderfulladywho,throughherkindness,filledmybriefholidayinFloridawithwonderfulmemories.1．A．holidayB．celebrationC．operationD．invitation2．A．insistedB．promisedC．managedD．failed3．A．houseB．companyC．universityD．hotel4．A．InsteadB．FirstC．LaterD．Once5．A．freeB．dirty6．A．shareB．orderC．bookD．take7．A．donatedB．repairedC．hiredD．guided8．A．supportB．entertainC．callD．drive9．A．troubleB．problemC．kindnessD．situation210．A．forgotB．refusedC．returnedD．preferred第二部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AFlowersshowpersonalityIt’sflowerseason!Whichflowerdoyoulikebest?Thefloweryoupickmaysaysomethingaboutyou.AsurveywasmadeinClass1,Grade9aboutstudentsfavouriteflower.Herearetheresults:Tulip30%Rose35%Daisy12%Lily23%Tulip:Youareafraidoffailureanddarenottry.Butyouareathoughtfulandsteady(稳重的)person.Youarejustshortofcourage.Youmayneedtowaitforsomeonetoguideyoutogetoutofthecomfortablearea.Facethechallengesinlife,andyouwillhavesuccess.Rose:Youaresimpleandyouoftenseethingsdifferently.Butyouaretooworriedabouttheopinionsofothers.Ifyouwanttobesuccessful,you’dbetterbeconfidentinyourself,sticktoyourdreamandnotbeshakenbyothers.Believeinyourselfandyoucanmakeit.Daisy:You’reborntobealeader,andyouhaveagreatsenseofresponsibility(责任感).Youalwaysputyourselfinthesituationofleading,andyouenjoyit.Butyouneedtolistentotheopinionsofthepeoplearoundyou.Lily:Itiseasyforyoutonoticechances.Youseemtoknowthingsaheadandyoulikeplanningforthecomingevents.However,youarenotcarefulenough.Youshouldthinktwiceaboutwhatyousayanddo.11．WhatpercentofstudentsinthesurveylikeDaisy?A．12%B．35%C．30%D．23%12．Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthepersonality?A．Apersonwholikesliliesdoesn’tlikeplanningahead.B．Apersonwholikesrosesmaysticktohisownopinion.C．Apersonwholikesdaisiesshouldlistenmoretoothers’words.D．Apersonwholikestulipsisbraveenoughtotrysomethingnew.13．Inwhichpartofawebsitecanyouprobablyfindthepassage?A．Sports.B．History.C．Technology.D．Biology.3BIfyoustepintoabookstore,youmightnoticeshelveslabeled(标记为)“self-help”thatarefilledwithrowsofbooks.Self-helpbooksaretypicallywrittenbyfamouspeopleandpsychologists(心理学家).Theyteachyouhowtodealwithproblemsinyourlife—forexample,howtogetalongwithyourclassmatesorcoworkers,howtomanageyourtimewellandhowtofindhappiness.PaulSweetman,theownerofCityBooksintheUK,saidthecurrentpoliticalclimate(政治环境)mightbeonereasonwhymorepeoplearereadingself-helpbooks.Duringthepastfewyears,theworldhasseenterroristattacks(恐怖袭击),tradewarsandwoman’srightsmovements(女权运动),suchasMeToo.“Peoplecomeintotheshopandthey’rereallytiredaboutthings.They’relookingforreassurances(慰藉)andpeaceofmind,”SweetmantoldTheGuardian.Inaddition,youngerreaders-suchasmillennials,orpeoplebornafterthe1980s-tendtobemoreawareoftheirownfaults,accordingtoUSpsychologistCarolineBeaton.Thismeansthey’remorelikelytotrytoimprovethemselvesbyreadingself-helpbooks.Self-helpbooksusedtobesomethingpeoplelaughedat.Manypeopledidn’ttake“chickensoup”storiesor“successtheory(成功学)”booksseriously.Butnowthey’remorerespectedand“asgoodtoreadasanynovel,”Sweetmansaid.Whateverthereasonforthegrowinginterestinself-helpbooks,it’sgoodtoknowthathelpisathandifweneedit.Butarethesebookstrulyhelpful?Readoneandfindout.14．”Self-help”booksmighthelpreaderswith.A．howtoloseweightB．howtodecoratehousesC．howtodealwithbadmoodsD．howtodobusiness15．Whydopeopleneedself-helpbooksaccordingtoSweetman?A．Becausetheycan’tmakedecisions.B．Becausenootherscanhelpthem.C．Becausetheysufferfromillness.D．Becausetheylivestressfullives.16．WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?A．Fewpeoplelikeself-helpbooksnow.B．Self-helpbooksusedtobeseenasuseless.C．Peopledoubtwhetherself-helpbookscanreallyhelpthemornot.D．Peoplethinkself-helpbooksareasinterestingasnovels.17．Thepassageismainlyabout.A．howpeopleliveunderpressureB．whatpeopleexpectfromreadingC．howtohelpourselvesandothersD．howself-helpbooksmadeacomebackCWhenMomtoldmethatshehadboughtticketsforthewholefamily,IstartedtowonderifIshouldhavebeenhonestaboutnotbeingchosentoplayintheshow.Theyweresoexcitedformeandeveryoneaskedaboutit.IwasunsurewhethertheywouldcareasmuchiftheyknewIwasonlyworkingbehindthescenes.Ilikedstagecrew(剧务),afterall.4NoonecouldimaginehowmuchIwasinlovewithacting.ItotallybelievedtherewaschanceIwouldbetheonewhosavedtheshowifsomebodywasabsent.OnceSusanmissedrehearsal(彩排)forsomereasonandIvolunteeredtostandinandreadherlines.Theshowdaycame.Iwokeupataquartertofive.IhadbeensoexcitedaftertherehearsalthedaybeforethatIdidn’tgetanysleepatall.Thelightsandcurtains(帷幕)thestagecrewputupchangedthegym(体育馆)intoarealtheater.EventhoughIdidn’thavetoweartheatricalmakeup,Ididanyway.Thesmellofthemakeuppaintwasenoughtothrowmeintoanotherworld.Wehadtwoshowsthatday,oneinfrontofmyschoolmatesandoneintheeveningforthepublic.Duringtheschoolshow,someonethrewapaperplaneontothestage(舞台),andthedirectorhadtostoptheshowandteacheveryoneaboutproperaudience(观众)manners.Mr.Ellisonsaid,“Liveshowischallenging.Youjusthavetorollwithit.You’llgetusedtoit.Makesureyou’reherebysixtonight,andtelltheoneyou’rebringingtocomeearlyforgoodseats.We’realmostsoldout.”MysisterDianadroppedmeoffat5:50p.m..Thestagecrewdidn’thavetobethereuntil6:30,butIwasexcited,andIstillhadn’ttoldmyparentsIwouldn’tbeonstage.Theycouldfinditoutwhentheysawtheshow—evenminebehindthesceneshelpsmakeourdreamscometrue.Iwoulddealwithitthen.(—AdaptedfromANewandDistantStar)18．Howdidthewriter’sfamilyfeelabouttheshow?A．Worried.B．Excited.C．Surprised.D．Uninterested.19．Whatdidthestagecrewdotomakethegymlooklikearealtheater?A．Theyputuplightsandcurtains.B．Theyguidedactorsfortheirshow.C．Theyhelpedactorswiththeirmakeup.D．Theysoldticketsandhelpedaudience.20．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“rollwithit”inparagraph6mean?A．Makequickdecisionsasyoucan.B．Overthinkwithoutfindingways.C．Acceptthethingsastheycome.D．Complainwithouttakingaction.21．Whichofthefollowingopinionsdoesthewritermostagreewith?A．Beingonstageisachancetoshineandbuildyourconfidence.B．Honestyisthemostimportantforahappyandhealthyfamily.C．Agiftforactingoftencomeswithaverystrongimagination.D．Everyroleplaysapartinhelpingusreachourgoalstogether.DScientistshavediscoveredtheworld’slargestknownfieldofseagrasswiththeaidofsomeunusualhelpers:tigersharks.Seagrassusuallygrowsinshallowwaters.Itgrowsinthickfields,knownasmeadows(草地).Theseseagrassmeadowshelpcleantheocean’swater,andprovideshelterforlotsofsealife.Theyarealsoabighelpinthefightagainstclimatechange.That’sbecausetheystorehugeamountsofcarbondioxide(二氧化碳).Thisharmfulpollutionismakingglobalwarmingworse.Damagingtheseseagrassmeadowswillonlyfurtherrelease(释放)thispollutionbackintotheatmosphere.5Thoughthey’reveryimportant,scientistsdon’thaveagoodideaofthesizeandnumberoftheworld’sseagrassmeadows.Tryingtofindthesemeadowsfromabovetheseawaterscanbequitedifficult.Theworld’soceansaresolargeinsizethatit’ssimplynotpossibletomakeadeepstudyofthembydiving.Soateamofscientistsdecidedtohavetigersharkshelpwiththeresearch.Theseanimalswerechosenasresearchhelpersbecausetheyspendalotoftheirtimeinandaroundseagrassmeadows.Researchersattachedcamerastothefins(鳍)ofseventigersharks.Thesharksthencarriedthecamerasandtravelledformilesovertheseafloor.Thecamerasweredesignedtofalloffafterafewhoursandthenfloatbackuptothesurface.Trackingsignalshelpedthescientistsfindthefloatingcamerasandtocollectthevideosthesharkshadtaken.ThescientistslearnedthatthewatersaroundtheBahamasarehometothelargestseagrassmeadoweverdiscovered,whichcouldbeaslargeas92,000squarekilometres.Thediscoverymeansthattheworldhasabout40percentmoreseagrassmeadowsthanscientistshadthought.Theprojectdemonstrates(示范)apowerfulnewwaytoexploretheocean.Inotherwords,underwateranimalscanhelpuslearnmoreaboutlifeunderthesea.Animalsliketigersharksaregoingtotakeustonewplacesthatwedidn’tevenknow.22．Howmanyadvantagesofseagrassmeadowsarementionedinthesecondparagraph?A．Two.B．Three.C．Five.D．Six.23．Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A．Theimportanceofseagrasstotheworld.B．Thesituationthatscientistsknowaboutseagrass.C．Thepossibilitythatscientistsstudythemeadowsfurther.D．Thereasonwhyscientistsneedtigersharkstohelpwiththeresearch.24．Whichbestshowsthestructureofthewholepassage?A.①/②③④⑤/⑥B.①②③④⑤/⑥C.①/②③④⑤⑥D.①②③/④/⑤⑥25．What’sthebesttitleofthearticle?A．TheSeagrassMeadowsoftheOceanB．ResearchHelpersoftheSeagrassC．TheNewWayofProtectingtheOceanD．TheMan’sNewHelpersoftheOcean第三部分信息还原（共5小题：每小题1分，满分5分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。Nobodylikesmakingmistakes.But,nooneisperfect.Ifyoucanlearnfrommistakes,theycanmoveyouforward.26Ifyouhavemademistakesthatharmotherpeople,itisimportanttoofferasincereapology(道歉)inperson.27Ifyourefusetoapologize,thepersonhurtbyyouwillholditagainstyou.Ifyougothroughlifeafraidtomakeamistake,youwillspendmostofyourlifedoingnothing.Peopleusuallymakemistakes.28Themoredutiesyoutake,themorelikelyyouwillmakemistakes.Unluckily,itisournaturalinstinct(本能)tojustify(为……辩解)ouractions.Whenyoumakeamistake,youwillfirstblame(责备)someoneelse.Whenmistakesaremade,thebossisunlikelytobeinterestedinyourwords.Sometimesitisbesttosay,verysimply-yes,Imadeamistake.6Mistakeshappenfordifferentreasons.29Ifyoumakemistakesbecauseyouaretired,trytogetmoresleep;ifyouarestressed,lookatwaystorelaxandkeepawayfromthestressofwork.Youshouldavoidfeelingguiltyaboutmakingmistakes.30Ifyourepeatthesamemistakes,itshowsyouaren’tmakingprogressandtheycauserepeatingtrouble.Oftenmistakesarecausedbybadhabits.Toavoidmakingthesamemistakes,youneedtobreakthesebadhabits.Thesooner,thebetter.A．Thereisnoharminmakingmistakes,anditisanecessarypartofgoingforward.B．Butatthesametime,youshouldmakeadecisiontolearnfromthem.C．Agoodapologywilllikelymaketheotherpersonunderstandyou.D．Therefore,youshouldfindouthowyoucanlearnfromthem.E．Youmayhavemadeamistakebysayingsomeunkindwords.F．Toavoidrepeatingthem,youneedtofindthemainreason.G．Youshouldsmileatthepeoplewhoapologytoyou.第四部分词汇运用（共13小题；每小题1分，满分13分）第一节根据下列句子所给汉语注释或首字母，在答题卡标有题号的横线上，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式，每空限填一词。31．Sorry,hamburgersinourshophavebeensoldout.Doyoumind(取消)yourorder?32．Afterhearingthebadnews,therewas(沉默)foralongtime.33．Tommyissocarelessthatheoftenmakessucha(常见的)spellingmistake.34．Teenagersshouldbe(鼓励)tosolvetheirproblemsbythemselves.35．Afterthebigfirewasputout,nothing(保持不变)inthetown.36．Firefighterstriedhardtosavethelivestthesituationwasverydifficult.37．Iusetheshort-waveradiotogetthelnewssothatIcanknowwhatishappeningaroundtheworld.38．You’dbettersthedoorssothatyoucouldhaveaquietmomentinsidetheroom.第二节请认真阅读下面短文，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语，有一项是多余的，在横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次。achievementsgobeyondrecentlyThroughalsoUnlikeMuDanwasoneofChina’sleading20thcenturypoetsandtranslators.Hewasconsideredasthecountry’s“firstmodernpoet”bymanyexpertsofmodernliterature,buthiscontributions39poetry.40histranslations,MuDanintroducedWesternliterarygiantstoChina,leavingbehindgreatcontributionsinbothpoetryandtranslation.Anewbiography,MuDan:TheWildPowerofNewBirth,was41published.Theauthor,ZouHanming,devoted17yearstoorganizingthisbiography.He42carriedoutin-depthinterviewswithscholars,fellowpoetsandclosefriends.Thebook,whichcontains60rarehistoricalphotographs,paintsavividpictureofMuDan’slife.Asapoetandscholar,ZouincludedhisownunderstandingofMuDan’spoetrytoexplainhisartistic43andintellectualdepthasapioneerofmodernistpoetryinChina.7第五部分短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）请认真阅读下面短文，在有题号的横线上，填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，每空只写一词。InChina,it’scommontoseepeopleonthestreetsusing44(they)fanstobeattheheatinsummer.However,theChinesefanisnotjustatoolforcoolingdown.Italsoplaysanimportantpartin45(tradition)Chineseculture.ThehistoryofChinesefanscandatebacktotheShangDynasty.Oneoftheearliest46(fan)wascalledShanhan.Itwasabitliketoday’sumbrella.Itwastiedtoacarriage(马车)47(keep)peopleawayfromthestrongsunshineandrainfall.Later,Shanhandevelopedintoalong-handledfancalledZhangshan.Infact,thefanwasnotusedfor48(help)peoplecooldownuntiltheZhouDynasty.Atthattime,fanswereusuallymadeofbirds’feathers,bamboofansandcattail-leaffans(蒲扇)were49(invent)duringtheHanDynasty.ThetwokindsoffansweremostpopularamongthecommonpeopleduringtheSongDynasty.Yearslater,thefoldingfanwasintroduced.Thiskindoffansoonbecamepopular50itcouldbeeasilyfoldedandcarried.However,51bestthingaboutafoldingfanwasthepictureonit.Ifthefanwaspainted52afamousartist,itcouldbeworthalotofmoney.QiBaishiandXuBeihongwereknownasgreatfan-paintingartists.Today,thereareover500kindsoffansinChina.Throughouthistory,Chinesefanshavestoodthetestoftime.Nowtheyare53(wide)popularbothathomeandabroad.第六部分阅读表达（共3小题；1题2分，2题2分，3题3分，满分7分）请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题。Pubertyisthestageoflifewhenyoungpeopleleavechildhoodandheadintoadulthood.Itisadifficultprocessforteenagersbecauseithasaneffectonboththeirmindsandbodies.Theyneedtounderstandwhatisgoingonwiththeirbodies,howtodealwiththosechangesandhowtostarttakingresponsibilityforthemselves.Ayoungpersonmaybeginpubertyat8,whileanothermaynotstartpubertyuntil14or15.Ingeneral,girlsstartpubertytwoyearsbeforeboysdo.Forbothgirlsandboys,itisusuallycompletebytheageof18.Duringtheseyears,thebodydevelopsinmanyways.Feelingscanalsochangequickly.Teenageboysatthisstageoftentotakeunnecessaryrisks.Theirfocusisonhavingfunandbeingacceptedbyothers.Theyneedtothinkbeforetheyactandmakegooddecisionsforthemselves.Agirl’spersonalityoftendoesnotdevelopinthesamewayasaboy’s.Teenagegirlssometimesloseconfidenceinthemselves.Theyarenolongercertainabouttheirownfeelings.Yettheyareusuallyafraidtotelltheirparentsorteachersabouttheirproblems.Forthisreason,teenagegirlsshouldbeencouragedtodiscussthingswithtrustedadults.Parents,schoolsandcommunitiescandoalottocareforandhelpyoungpeople.Itiseveryone’sresponsibilitytomakesurethatyoungpeoplegrowintohealthyadults.54．Whyispubertyadifficultprocessforteenagers?55．Whoneedstothinkbeforetheyactandmakegooddecisionsforthemselves?856．Doyouthinkitisnecessaryforteenagegirlsandteenageboystotalkabouttheirproblemstoothers?Whyorwhynot?第七部分书面表达（共1题；满分25分）57．小说《哈利波特》中的人物“学霸”赫敏曾拥有过一个时间转换器（Time-Turner）。它能将时间拨回至你过去生命中的任意一刻。假设你也拥有了它，你最想将时间拨回至哪一刻？请以“Backtothepast”为题写一篇英语文章。内容应包括：2.那一刻发生了什么？3.为什么你最想回到那一刻？注意：1.词数100左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数；2.内容涵盖要点，可适当发挥；3.文中不得出现与考生相关的真实校名和姓名等信息。BacktothepastIfIcouldhaveaTime-Turner,themomentIwanttogobackmostis9第一部分完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并将选项填涂在答题卡相应的位置上。In2012,IhadjustgotbetterfromaseriousdiseasewhenIreceivedaninvitationtoawriter’smeetinginOrlando,Florida.Myfamilytoldmethata(n)1mightbejustwhatthedoctorsuggested,soIdecidedtogo.ArrivingintheSunshineStatewasrathertiring,butI2tocatchataxitomy3andsettlein.Nextmorning,Itookanothertaxitotheshoppingcentretobuyafewsouvenirs.4,Iwenttoarestauranttohavelunch,butallthetableswere5.ThenIheardafriendlyvoicesaying“Youcan6mytable.”Igratefullysatdownwiththekindladyandwehadahappylunchtogether.Asthemealwasalmostover,sheaskedhowlongIwouldstayinOrlando.IhadalreadytoldherthatIhadn’t7acarandhadn’trealizedhowexpensivetakingtaxiswouldbe.Afterawhileshesaid,“Mydear,don’tuseanymoretaxis.I’mretired(退休的)anditwouldbemypleasureto8youwhereveryouwish.”ItoldherthatIcouldn’tputhertothat9,butshebrushedasidemyprotests(反对).SheaskedmewhereIwasstayingandnextmorning,shewaswaitingatmyhotelattherighttimetotakemetoDisneyWorld.Shespentsometimewithmebeforeleavingmetoexplorealone.Attheendoftheday,she10totakemebacktowhereIwasstaying.Iofferedhermoneybutsherefusedtotakeany.I’llneverforgetthatwonderfulladywho,throughherkindness,filledmybriefholidayinFloridawithwonderfulmemories.1．A．holidayB．celebrationC．operationD．invitation2．A．insistedB．promisedC．managedD．failed3．A．houseB．companyC．universityD．hotel4．A．InsteadB．FirstC．LaterD．Once5．A．freeB．dirty6．A．shareB．orderC．bookD．take7．A．donatedB．repairedC．hiredD．guided8．A．supportB．entertainC．callD．drive9．A．troubleB．problemC．kindnessD．situation10．A．forgotB．refusedC．returnedD．preferred【答案】【答案】【导语】本文主要讲述了作者去佛罗里达度假，遇到了一位陌生的好心人的帮助，使其旅行很难忘的事。1．句意：我的家人告诉我，度假或许正是医生建议的，所以我决定去。holiday假日；celebration庆祝；operation手术；invitation邀请。根据“In2012,IhadjustgotbetterfromaseriousdiseasewhenIreceivedaninvitationtoawriter’smeetinginOrlando,Florida”可知，作者大病初愈，家人建议其遵循医嘱，去度假休息。故选A。2．句意：但我还是设法叫了一辆出租车前往我的酒店，并完成了入住手续。insisted坚持；promised承诺；managed设法；failed失败。根据“ArrivingintheSunshineStatewasrathertiring,but…”可知，作者虽然很累，但还是设法叫了一辆出租车前往酒店。故选C。3．句意：但我还是设法叫了一辆出租车前往我的酒店，并完成了入住手续。house房子；company公司；university大学；hotel旅馆，酒店。根据“settlein”可知，此处指“到达酒店，办理入住”。故选D。44．句意：之后，我去一家餐馆吃午饭。Instead代替；First首先；Later之后；Once曾经。根据“Iwenttoarestauranttohavelunch”可知，此处指的是后来发生的事，Later符合题意。故选C。5．句意：所有的桌子都坐满了人。free自由的；dirty脏的；empt可知，此处表示转折，故此处指“所有的桌子都坐满了人”。故选D。6．句意：你可以和我一起坐同一张桌子。share分享；order命令；book预订；take拿走。根据“ThenIheardafriendlyvoicesaying”以及“Igratefullysatdownwiththekindladyandwehadahappylunchtogether.”可知，有人愿意和作者分享自己的桌子。故选A。7．句意：我已经跟她说过，我没有租车，也没有意识到乘坐出租车会这么贵。donated捐款；repaired修理；hired租；guided指导。根据“hadn’trealizedhowexpensivetakingtaxiswouldbe”可知，此处指“租一辆车”。故选C。8．句意：我已经退休了，我很乐意开车送你去任何你想去的地方。support支持；entertain款待；call打电话；drive开车。根据“SheaskedmewhereIwasstayingandnextmorning,shewaswaitingatmyhotelattherighttimetotakemetoDisneyWorld.”可知，此处指“开车送作者”。故选D。9．句意：我告诉她我不能让她承受那样的麻烦，但她根本不理会我的抗议。trouble麻烦；problem问题；kindness善意；situation情况。根据“I’mretired(退休的)anditwto…youwhereveryouwish.”以及“ItoldherthatIcouldn’tputhertothat…”可知，作者不想给对方惹麻烦。故选A。10．句意：最终，她带我回到了我住的地方。forgot忘记；refused拒绝；returned返回；preferred更喜欢。根据“Iofferedhermoneybutsherefusedtotakeany.”可知，此处指“她带我回到了我住的地方”。故选C。第二部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AFlowersshowpersonalityIt’sflowerseason!Whichflowerdoyoulikebest?Thefloweryoupickmaysaysomethingaboutyou.AsurveywasmadeinClass1,Grade9aboutstudentsfavouriteflower.Herearetheresults:Tulip30%Rose35%Daisy12%Lily23%Tulip:Youareafraidoffailureanddarenottry.Butyouareathoughtfulandsteady(稳重的)person.Youarejustshortofcourage.Youmayneedtowaitforsomeonetoguideyoutogetoutofthecomfortablearea.Facethechallengesinlife,andyouwillhavesuccess.Rose:Youaresimpleandyouoftenseethingsdifferently.Butyouaretooworriedabouttheopinionsofothers.Ifyouwanttobesuccessful,you’dbetterbeconfidentinyourself,sticktoyourdreamandnotbeshakenbyothers.Believeinyourselfandyoucanmakeit.Daisy:You’reborntobealeader,andyouhaveagreatsenseofresponsibility(责任感).YoualwaysputyourselfinthesituationofLily:Itiseasyforyoutonoticechances.Youseemtoknowthingsaheadandyoulikeplanningforthecomingevents.However,youarenotcarefulenough.Youshouldthinkleading,andyouenjoyit.Butyouneedtolistentotheopinionsofthepeoplearoundyou.twiceaboutwhatyousayanddo.11．WhatpercentofstudentsinthesurveylikeDaisy?A．12%B．35%C．30%D．23%12．Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthepersonality?A．Apersonwholikesliliesdoesn’tlikeplanningahead.B．Apersonwholikesrosesmaysticktohisownopinion.C．Apersonwholikesdaisiesshouldlistenmoretoothers’words.D．Apersonwholikestulipsisbraveenoughtotrysomethingnew.13．Inwhichpartofawebsitecanyouprobablyfindthepassage?A．Sports.B．History.C．Technology.D．Biology.【导语】本文是一篇调查报告，报告了九年级一班学生最喜欢的花的调查结果，并根据选择的花来推测学生的性格特点。11．细节理解题。根据文章中的“Daisy12%”可知，喜欢雏菊的学生占12%，故选A。12．细节理解题。根据“Butyouneedtolistentotheopinionsofthepeoplearoundyou.”可知，喜欢雏菊的人应该多听取他人的意见，故选C。13．推理判断题。整篇文章是关于花朵和人的性格特点的调查报告，与生物学有关，故选D。BIfyoustepintoabookstore,youmightnoticeshelveslabeled(标记为)“self-help”thatarefilledwithrowsofbooks.Self-helpbooksaretypicallywrittenbyfamouspeopleandpsychologists(心理学家).Theyteachyouhowtodealwithproblemsinyourlife—forexample,howtogetalongwithyourclassmatesorcoworkers,howtomanageyourtimewellandhowtofindhappiness.PaulSweetman,the