2019-2020學(xué)年福建省廈門市九年級英語下第二次模擬試題(有標(biāo)準(zhǔn)答案)

福建省廈門市九年級英語下學(xué)期第二次模擬試題（試卷滿分：150分考試時間：120分鐘）準(zhǔn)考證號姓名座位號考生注意：本試卷分為兩大部分，第一部分（1-61小題）為選擇題，請考生將答案用2B鉛筆填涂在答題卡上；第二部分為非選擇題，請考生將答案用0.5毫米的黑色簽字筆書寫在答題卡上。第一部分（選擇題）（一）聽力測試（每小題1.5分，共30分）Listenandchoosetherightpictures.（聽音，選擇符合內(nèi)容情景的圖片。聽兩遍）Listentosomeshortdialoguesandchoosetherightanswerstothequestionsyouhear.（聽簡短對話，然后挑選最佳答案回答所聽到的問題。聽兩遍）

5.A.AttheparkB.AttherestaurantC.Atthedoctor's6.A.30minutesB.15minutesC.7minutes7.A.ATVprogramB.AconcertC.Amovie8.A.15yuanB.30yuanC.90yuan9.A.BylisteningtoaradioB.ByaskingatravelagentC.Byusingacomputer10.A.OnAugust2ndB.OnAugust8thC.OnAugust14thListentoalongdialogueandapassage,thenchoosetherightanswerstoquestions11-16.（聽一篇較長對話和一篇短文，然后選擇正確答案作答11-16小題。聽兩遍）TextA11.ThewomanhasjustbeentoShanghaiThewoman'sskirt?iscottonThewomanalsoboughtShanghaiThewoman'sskirt?iscottonThewomanalsoboughtapairofshoesTextBTheboy'scousinwentbusinessSuzhouof.woolaCDplayertoHongKongforvacationHangzhousilkaTVcationHiscousinboughtaforhimasapresent.Hiscousinboughtaforhimasapresent.A.schoolbagB.hamburgerC.dogA.schoolbagB.hamburgerC.dogTheboyissorryforthatday.A.runningfastB.jumpingintothepoolC.playingwithdogsA.runningfastB.jumpingintothepoolC.playingwithdogs注意：請將該題的答案書寫在答題卡的第二部分Listentoapassage,thenfillintheblankswiththerightwords.（聽一篇短文，用恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~填空完成62-65小題，每空一詞。聽三遍）MyBestFriendDanCarterLivingplaceIn62.HisjobA63.HisadvantageAgood64.HisdisadvantageNeversayingsorryforhisbeinglatefor65.二）基礎(chǔ)知識與運用（每小題1.5分，共30分）

選擇填空：從A、B、C中，選出一個最佳答案完成句子。－Findinginformationisnotdifficulttoday.－Well,the_ishowwecantellwhethertheinformationisusefulornotA.messageB.challengeC.knowledgeSallyis__honestgirl,shealwaystellsthetruth.A.theB.aC.an－I'mafraidIwon'tpasstheexam.－Comeon,Bill.Youshouldbelievein_.That'sthesecretofsuccess.A.myselfB.yourselfC.himselfJustbe___youcan'tmakesuchgreatprogressinaday.Ittakestime.A.patientB.humorousC.quietTheworkerinthelibrarytoldmethatIcould__thebooksforaweek.A.returnB.keepC.borrow－Harryhasbeendrivingallday.－Hebetired.A.mustB.canC.need－WhowasWeChatinventedby?－ZhangXiaolongisthepersoncreatedWeChat.A.whatB.whichC.It'swarmoutside.Whynotyourcoat?takeoffB.takeupC.takeaway－Hi,Lily!Whydon'tyougoswimmingwiththem?－BecauseImyhomeworkyet.won'tfinishB.haven'tfinishedC.didn'tfinish－Youcan'tuseyourcamerahere,takingphotosinthemuseum.－Oh,sorry.I'llstoprightnow.isn'tallowedB.hasn'tallowedC.doesn'tallow－Iwanttogotoyourhome.Canyoutellme?－NO.33ZhenhaiRoad.whatistheaddressB.whereyourhomewasC.whereyoulive－Toprotecttheenvironment,weshouldaskpeopletousebusesmore.V.6.27.28.VI.A.NevermindB.NotatallC.IagreeA.NevermindB.NotatallC.Iagree完形填空：從A、B、C中，選擇一個最佳答案，使短文意思完整。Areyouthinkingofwritingabookorenteringacompetition,ordoingsomeotheramazingthings,buthavenoideas?It'snotthathard29upwithsome.Readthisarticle,andyourproblemmaybesolved!Brainstorm.Takeoutasheetof30andwritedownsomethoughts.Anythinggoes,letyourmindgowild.Onceyouhaveafewthoughts,written,useeachofthoseasajumpingoffpointfor31thoughts.Writeanicebigchartofallkindsofpossibilities.Trylookingforinspiration（靈感）.Read.The32waytofindinspirationisalwaystoread.Readmagazines,readbooks,readwebsitesontheInternet.Findsomematerialinthegeneralareawhichinterestsyoucanreadallaboutthetopic.Travel.Youcantakeadaytrip.Inafresh,newplace,somanyideasthatyouhave33thoughtofbeforecancomeovertoyou!Dream.Putajournalnearyourbed,andwhenyou34up,bequicktowritedownyourdreams.Youcouldfindthegem（精華）ofanideainthere.Don'tgiveup!Don'tgetfrustratedifyoucan'tthinkofanyideasatthemoment.Yourbrainwillnotbeabletothinkproperly35yougetfrustrated.Sometimesyouneedtorelaxyourbrainsothattheideawillcome.Trygoingforawalkor36.Anythingmakesyourelaxmayhelp.29.A.catchingB.comingC.thinking30.A.paperB.clothC.wood31.A.lessB.fewerC.more32.A.lastB.bestC.only33.A.neverB.sometimesC.always34.A.stayB.cleanC.wake35.A.unlessB.ifC.until36.A.studyingfortestsB.listeningtomusicC.seeingadoctor（三）閱讀理解（每小題2分，共50分）閱讀下面五篇短文，根據(jù)文章的內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案作答37-61小題。AItwasDecember20th.AcouplewholivedinNewYorkwereshoppingforthecomingbigfestival.Thereweresomanypeoplethere,sotheshoppingcenterwaspacked,andasthe「wifewalkedthroughoneofthemallsshewassurprisedwhenshelookedaroundtofindthatherhusbandwasnowhere

tobeseen.Shewasquiteupsetbecausetheyhadalottodoandshebecamesoworriedthatshecalledhimonhermobilephonetoaskhimwherehewas.Inaquietvoiceherhusbandsaid,“Doyourememberthejewelers（珠寶店）wewentintoaboutfiveyearsagowhereyoufellinlovewiththatdiamondnecklace（鉆石項鏈）thatwecouldn'tafford,andItoldyouthatIwouldgetitforyouoneday?”Thewifegotexcitedandstartedtocryandsaid,“Yes,Idorememberthatshop."Hesaid,“Well,I'mdrinkingbeerinthebarnextdoor.”TOC\o"1-5"\h\z“Thebigfestival"inparagraphonerefersto.ChristmasB.ThanksgivingC.HalloweenTheunderlinedword“packed"meansinEnglish.warmB.crowdedC.newThewomanfoundherhusbandby.askingpolicemenforhelpB.makingatelephonecallC.puttingupanoticeThewomanstartedtocrybecause.theyhadalottodoandsheworriedaboutherhusbandalottheywerestillpoorandcouldn'taffordthediamond-necklaceshethoughtherhusbandwasbuyingherthediamondnecklaceWecaninferthatthewomanwouldfeelaftersheheardwhathishusbandsaid.happyB.confidentC.disappointedBCharge（收費）bydistanceStartingonMay1st,2016,Beijingwillchargeforambulanceuseinthecityunderadistance—basedfaresystemsimilartothatusedbytaxis.Thenewrulewillbeusedonambulancescalledbyboth120and999hotlines.Patientswillbecharged50yuanforupto3kilometers.Afterthat.7yuanwillbeaddedforeachkilometer.ShanghaiDisneyTheDisneyinShanghaistartedatrialrun（試運營）lastweekinpreparationforitsofficialopeningonJune16.Accordingtosometouristswhohadbeenthere,it'sconvenienttogettherebypubictransportation,thesettingsarefunenough,butsomeonecomplainedaboutthattheyspenttoomuchonthefood.Andthefooditselfisnotasgoodastheadvertisementshaveshowed.But,itstillattractsmanypeopletohavefunthere.Fornow,it'simpossibletobuyaticketatasetprice.

ThebestcountryGermanyisthebestcountryintheworld,accordingtoa

surveybytheUSNewsandWorldReport.Canadacomesinsecond,

followedbytheUK,theUS,Sweden,Australia,Japan,France,

theNetherlandsandDenmark.Chinaisatthe17thplace.Thelistismadeaccordingtopeopleinthecountries,business,internationalinfluence,futuredevelopment,powerandqualityoflife.Thesethreeshortpassagesare.A.newsB.jokesC.storiesApatientwholives4kilometersawayfromthehospitalcallstheambulancewillpayA.50yuanB.53yuanC.57yuanSometouristsarenotsatisfiedwiththeatDisneyinShanghai.A.trafficB.foodC.settingsAccordingtothesurvey,isatthethirdplaceof“Thebestcountry”.A.GermanyB.theUSC.theUKAfterreadingthepassageswecanknowthat.peoplewhoareillcancall120,110and999foranambulanceservice.sometouriststhinksthepriceforthefoodismuchtooexpensiveforthem.theenvironmentwasconsideredwhentheydidthe“bestcountry"survey.CAtsomepointweallwillberequiredtowearatie,buthowdoyoutieatie?Toanswerthatquestion,I'vedrawnupastep-by-stepinstructiontoaneasytieknot（纟吉）tohelpyou.Four—in—Handknotistheeasiesttolearn.Itisasmalltieknotthatsuitsshirtswithanarrowcollar（領(lǐng)子）openingandissuitableformostsituations,butitdoesntlooklikegoodonwidecollarshirts.Sinceitdoesn'tlooklikeyouneedtospendtoomuchtimeinfrontofthemirrorseriouslytyingit.Youcanjustquicklyputonatieandgooutthedoor.Also,ifyou'reeverinahurry,thisisthe-knottoknow.1.Beginbycrossingthewideendoverthenarrowend.2.Foldthewideendunderthenarrowend.3.Passthewideendoverthenarrowendagain.4.Takethewideendupandthroughthecirclearoundyourneck.5.Takethewideendthroughtheknotinfront.Tighte變緊）theknotandpullituptoyourcollar.It'simportantformentolearnthisbasicknotthemselves.Justusethiseasystep-by-stepinstructionontyingatieandpracticeit.It'sreallynotthathard.Youjustneedtopracticeitalot.YouwhenyoutieaFour-in-Handknot.mayspendalotofyourtimemuststandinfrontofamirrorcanwearanarrowcollarshirtIfyouwanttotieaFour-in-Handknot,youmustknowaccordingtotheinstruction.howlongthetieiswhatthetieismadeofwhatwideandnarrowendsare.Thewriterwrotethispassageto.teachusaneasywaytotieatie.suggestushowtobuyagoodtie.telluswhenmenshouldwearatie.Thispassagemaycomefroma.A.sciencereportB.fashionmagazineC.storybookDHeJiang,aChinesegraduate畢業(yè)生）madehistoryatHarvard,hasbecomeastaronChinesesocialmedia.OnThursdaymorning,Harvardcommencement（畢業(yè)典禮）speech,withtheircenturies—oldhistory,welcomedtheirfirst-everChinesespeaker－HeJiang,a2016graduateinbiochemistry,madeaspeechrepresenting（代表）thegraduatestudentsatthecommencement.HegraduatedfromtheUniversityofScienceandTechnologyofChina－OneofChina'stopuniversities—withabachelorsdegreein2009andwasmatriculatedbyHarvard'sPhDprogram.ThenhisamazingschoollifeatHarvardstartedthesameyear.

HeJiangbeganhisspeechwithachildhoodmemoryfromhissmallvillageincentralCh'insaHunanprovince.Hewasbittenonthehandbyaspiderandhismothertreateditinanoldfolkway－settinghishandonfire－ratherthangoingtothedoctor,becausetherewerenodoctors.HeJiangwasoneofthespeakerstospeakatthecommencement.Bytradition,oneofthespeakersisbelievedinLatinbyagraduatingseniorfromthecollege;thesecond,inEnglish,isalsobyagraduatingcollegesenior;andthethirdbyastudentrepresentativeofthegraduateandprofessionalschools.Towinthechancetospeak,hewentthroughthreeroundsofcompetition.Askedwhyheenteredthecompetition,hesimplysaid,“IwantmorevoicesfromChinatobeheard”.Butabilityandhardworkarewhatreallyledhimtothespeech.HeJiangmadehistory,becauseheisthefirstChinesestudentwho.A.comesfromHunanandstudiesinHarvardhastheabilitytogiveothersagoodspeechgivesaspeechatHarvardcommencementTheunderlinedword“matriculated"meansinEnglish.A.acceptedB.punishedC.helpedf54.Whenhewasbittenbyaspider,hismother.senthimtothehospitalatoncegavehimsomemedicinetotakeusedtheirownwaytotreathimBytradition,therearealwaysspeakersatthecommencement.A.twoB.threeC.fourAccordingtothelastparagraph,wecanknowthatHeJiang.loveshiscountryverymuchalwaysjoinsincompetitionsgetsthechancebyaccidentWhatarefossils?Fossilsaretheremainsofplantsoranimals.Forsuchremainstobeconsideredfossils,scientistshavedecidedtheyhavetobeover10,000yearsold.ThewordfossilcomesfromtheLatinword“fossilis",whichmeans,“dugup".Fossilscanbedividedinto“bodyfossils"and“trace（痕跡）fossils".Bodyfossilsaretheremainsofaplantoranimal'sbody.Tracefossilsaretheremainsoftheactivityofananimal,suchasfootprints,eggshells,andnests.Howarefossilsformed?Someanimalswerequicklycoveredaftertheirdeathbysediment沉淀物）likeearth,mudorsand.Overtime,thepartsoftheanimalsthatdidn'trot（usuallytheharderpartslikebonesandteeth）werecoveredinthenewlyformedsediment.Then,alotofchemicalchangeshappenedtotheanimalsbodies.Waterwithminerals礦物質(zhì)）wentintotheboneandtooktheplaceofthechemicalsinthebonewithrock-likeminerals.Intheendwegetaheavy,rock-likecopyoftheoriginalobject-afossil.Thereweren'tanychangesinsizeandshapewhenanobjectchangedintoafossil,butthefossilofabonedoesn'thaveanyboneinit!Itischemicallymorelikearock!Accordingtoscientists,fossilshavebeenfoundoneverycontinent大陸）onEarth.Accordingtothepassage,therearekindsoffossils.A.twoB.threeC.fourA.SunlightB.WaterC.EarthThefossilistheoriginalobjectinsizeandshape.A.smallerthanB.thesameasC.biggerthanWhichofthefollowingstatementisTrueaccordingtothepassage?Scientiststhinkthatthefossilsmayhaveahistoryof100centuries.Peoplehaven'tfoundanyfossilonthecontinentofAfrica.Wecanfindsomebonesinthefossilsofbone.第二部分（非選擇題）準(zhǔn)考證號姓名座位號（四）情景交際運用（共15分）根據(jù)對話情景，填入恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。（每空一詞，每詞1分，共5分）David:Hi,Kevin.What'swrongwithyou?AreyouOK?Kevin:Totellyouthetruth,Ifeel66..I'vegotaheadacheandsorethroat.David:That'stoobad.Whendidit67.?Kevin:Abouttwodaysago.David:Haveyoueverseena68.?Kevin:I'mgoingtothehospitalrightnow.David:Well,Ithinkyoumusthavegotabad69..You'llfeelmuchbetterwhenyoulied