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2023年九年級中考第一次模擬考試
英語試題
注意事項:
1.你拿到的試卷滿分為120分,考試時間為120分鐘.
2.本試卷包括“試題卷”和“答題卷”兩部分;“試題卷”共8頁,“答題卷”共2
頁.
3.請務(wù)必在“答題卷”上答題,在“試題卷”上答題是無效的.
4.考試結(jié)束后,請將“試題卷”和“答題卷”一并交回.
第一部分聽力
I短對話理解(本大題共5小題,共5分)
1.WhenwillTomgotoVictoriaFalls?
3.WhatdidBobthrowintothedustbin?
A.Somewastepaper.B.Abattery.C.Someoldtoys.
4.Whichanimalismentioned?
A.Thesheep.B.Thekoala.C.Thekangaroo.
5.Whathappenedtothecamera?
A.Itdoesn'twork.B.It'smissing.C.It'stooexpensive.
II對話理解(本大題共5小題,共5分)
6.WhatdoesPeteroftenusetodrink?
A.Apapercup.B.Aglass.C.Achinacup.
7.WhomdidDavidgotothezoowith?
A.Hisparents.B.Frank.C.Ann.
8.Howdidtheygettothezoo?
A.Bycar.B.Bybike.C.Bybus.
9.Wherewillthespeakersgotomorrow?
A.ThePalaceMuseum.B.TheThreeGorgesDam.C.TheGiant'sCauseway.
10.Howwilltheygothere?
A.Bybike.B.Bycar.C.Bybus.
Ill對話理解(本大題共5小題,共5分)
11.Howoftenwilltheexpertsgiveclasses?
A.Onceaweek.B.Twiceaweek.C.Everyday.
12.Whenistheno-carday?
A.OnMondays.B.OnThursdays.C.Attheweekend.
13.Whoaren'tallowedtodrivetotheschoolonano-carday?
A.Everyone.B.Onlythestudents.C.Onlytheteachers.
14.WhatisthemostimportantthingtodointheEnvironmentClubs?
A.Tomaketheleastrubbish.B.Towalktoschool.C.Tosavewater.
15.WhichwayCAN'TyouusetocontacttheEnvironmentClubs?
A.Makingtelephonecalls.B.Sendingemails.C.Writingletters.
IV信息轉(zhuǎn)換(本大題共5小題,共5分)
你將聽到一篇短文。請根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,寫出下面表格中所缺的單詞,每空僅填一詞,短文讀兩遍。
InformationCard
WhereMrandMrsWilsonlivedinIn16
Becauseitwasa17,cleanplace
Whytheyenjoyedtheirholiday
andverydifferentfromthecity.
TheweatherofoneSundaymorningItwas18andwarm.
Everyone19everyoneelse.And
Thegoodthingsaboutlivingonthefarm
therearealsolotsofchildrenthere.
The20thingsaboutlivingonthefarmThesamethings.
第二部分英語知識運(yùn)用
V.單選題(本大題共10小題,共10分)
21—Excuseme,IwonderIcanpayforthenewshoes?
—YoucanpaybyusingwechatorAlipay(支付寶).
A.whetherB.whenC.howD.why
22.Learn,andyouwillbeasuccessfullearner.
A.wiselyB.lazilyC.quicklyD.cheaply
23Accordingtothereport,SuYimingsaidhefeltluckythathisdreamthroughpainstaking
effort(苦攻).
A.camefromB.cametrueC.cameoutD.cameup
24.lMom,IhavewontheEnglishspeakingcontest.
——,myson.
A.IagreewithyouB.Haveagoodtime
C.CongratulationsD.Youarelucky
25.一Doyouplantowatchatalentshoworasportsshowtonight?
一.Ican'tstandthem.Iplantowatchasitcom.
A.NeitherB.BothC.NoneD.Either
26.—Whydon*tyoubuythewatch?
—It'stoo,andIdon*thaveenoughmoneytobuyit.()
A.niceB.expensiveC.popularD.noisy
27.Thenewly-openedsupermarketthelocalpeoplewithmorechancestowork.
A.offersB.givesC.providesD.shows
28.—WecaninviteKateandPaultoBaoheParkwithus.
—I'llgivethemacallrightnow.
A.Whynot?B.Whatfor?
C.What'sup?D.Areyoukidding?
29.Susanherfriend*sinvitationbecauseofanimportantmeeting.
A.tookdownB.putdownC.turneddownD.wrotedown
30.DoyouremembertheboyyourChineseteachertalkedwithinthehallthismorning?
A.thatB.whereC.whichD.whose
VI.完形填空(本大題共20小題,共20分)
A
Recently,myschoolhelditsfirst"SeniorOnlyeventseniormovienight.Theschoolboughttonsofpizzasforus
and31abigscreenforustowatchmoviesinthegym.Wewatchedoneofmyfavoritemovies:BacktotheFuture
(1985).
Atfirst,!didn'tunderstandthiswasthebeginningoftheendofmyhighschoollife.Inother32,thismovienight
wasthefirstschoo133thatIwouldattendinmylastyearofhighschool.
Irealizedthiswhenthemovie'sheroMartywastoldthathistimespaceshipneedstospeedupto88milesper
hourtotravel34time.Isuddenlythoughttomyself,"Youspeedupyourselfthroughlifeuntil88milesper
hour,andsuddenlyyourlifehaspassed."
Ibegantonotice35myjunioryearhadfeltshortcomparedwithmyfirstyear.Iwasrememberinglastyear's
parties36theywereaweekago.
AnotherthingIgottorealizeiswhichcollegeIwasgoingtoattend.Thefuture37Ihadbeenpreparingformy
wholelifewasabouttohappen.
IknewIwasnowaseniorinhighschoolandIwasgettingreadyforcollege.!realizedIwasabouttostartthe
nextperiodofmylife.38,Iwritethisforany39studentoutthere:Highschoollifegoesbyquicklyliketheblink
ofaneye.Therefore,40yourbest!
31.A.takeupB.showupC.setupD.useup
32.A.wordsB.lettersC.moviesD.programs
33.A.clubB.classC.eventD.test
34.A.acrossB.throughC.aboveD.on
35.A.whichB.howC.whatD.when
36.A.likeB.sinceC.althoughD.with
37.A.thatB.whoC.whoseD.where
38.A.ButB.ThoughC.SoD.Because
39.A.olderB.youngerC.elderD.smaller
40.A.haveB.studyC.hopeD.try
B
OnatriptoJapanwithherfamilyin2019,SashaOlsenwassurprisedattheocean'spollutionlevels.There,she
saw41seaanimals.
nWewentonthistripandatfirstIwassoexcited.nsaidSasha.Sheis10yearsoldandlivesinFlorida."But
whenIsawthewaytheoceansbecame,!got42.1wantedtoknowwhythingswerethiswaybutcouldn'tfinda
(n)43.n
Sasha44thehelpofhercousin,Narmina,whois23yearsoldandgotacollegedegreein
business.Together,they45agroupIwantmyoceanback.Friendsinthegroupgottogetherontheweekendsto
cleanthebeaches.Astimegoeson,thegroupisdoingdifferentthingstofurtherprotecttheocean.For
example,thegrouphasdonesomethingto46money,whichwillbeusedtocleanupthebeach.ltwillalsogoto
conservationgroupssuchasOceanaandWorldWildlifeFund(WWF),becausetheyworkto47animalsand
theirenvironments.
Also,Sashainvitedlocalpeopletotakepartinanactivitycalled"KidsLovetheOceansn.There,shespokeabout
theoceans'problems.Guestsmadeartoutofrubbishcollectedfromthe48andtheyfeltmovedtosharethe
moment."Sashahas49manyotherkidstojointhegroupandshowpeoplethatwe'reabletomakea50,“
Narminasaid.
SashaandNarminahopetogoontheirworktoneighboringcities.Hollywoodisnear.
41.A.interestingB.livingC.dyingD.moving
42.A.quietB.wellC.peacefulD.disappointed
43.A.answerB.planC.excuseD.lesson
44.A.passedonB.askedforC.turneddownD.laughedat
45.A.leftB.foundC.startedD.forgot
46.A.wasteB.raiseC.spendD.pay
47.A.feedB.protectC.refuseD.hurt
48.A.beachB.streetC.schoolD.factory
49.A.warnedB.doubtedC.influencedD.ordered
50.A.tripB.mistakeC.messD.change
VII補(bǔ)全對話(本大題共5小題,共5分)
根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容,從文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項,其中有兩個選項為多余選項。
A:Dad,IwanttoknowaboutChina.Canyouhelpme?
B:51Chinaisabigcountrywhichattractsmanytouristsfromallovertheworldeveryyear.
A:Isthatso?52
B:Yes.Andmanyofthemarefamous,suchasMountTai,MountHuangandMountEmei.
A:Whataboutrivers?
B:TherearemanyriversinChina.AmongthemtheYellowRiveristhesecondlongestone.53
A:DoyouknowaboutChinesepeople?
B:54^
A:Theyaregreat.Weshouldlearnfromthem.Anythingelse?
B:Sorry.That'sallIknow.Ifyouwanttolearnmore,youcanreadGuidetoChina.55
A:Thanks.I'llreadit.
A.It*sthebirthplaceofChineseculture.
B.HowmanyfamousmountainsarethereinChina?
C.Oh,theyalwaysgettogethertosolvethedifficultproblems.
D.Arethereanybeautifulmountains?
E.Sure,butIknowjustalittle.
F.It'sabookwhichintroducesChinawell.
G.IknowmuchaboutChina.
VIII.閱讀理解(本大題共20小題,共40分)
A
WinterOlympicEventsHi,doyouknowsomethingabouttheWinterOlympicGames?Today,letslearnabout
someofthesportscompetingatWinterOlympicGames?
ICurlingisateamsportplayedbytwoteamsoffourplayerseachteamona
rectangular(矩形的)areaofice.Thegameisplayedwith16largegranite(花崗
巖)stones.Eachstoneweighs19.96kg.Theteamwiththemostpointswinsthe
Curlinggame.
.
Playersskidownramps(坡道)toreachadistanceupto115yardsonthenormal
hill.PlayersmustholdtheirskisinaV-shapebeforelanding.Fivejudgesrate(戈
寸分等級)eachjumpondistance,formandlanding.
SkiJumping
Teamscannothavemorethansixplayersontheiceduringthegame.That'sfive
skatersandonegoalkeeper.Gamesincludethree20-minuteperiods,withabreak
afterthefirstandthesecondperiods.
IceHockey
56.Howmanyplayersdoescurlingneedperteam?
A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.
57Intheskijumpinggames,fivejudgesrateeachjumpEXCEPT.
A.distanceB.formC.gestureD.landing
58.Whencantheplayersrestinicehockeygames?
A.Afterthefirstandsecondperiods.
B.Afterthefirstperiod.
C.Beforethesecondperiod.
D.Beforetheicehockeygame.
B
Ifyouthinkofthejobsrobotscouldneverdo,doctorsandteachersmaybeyouranswers.Itseasytoimagine
smartcleanersandrobotfactoryworkers9butsomejobsreallyneedhumanthinkingand
creativity.Nowadays,robotsalreadydoabetterjobthandoctorsinhospitalsinsomeway.Couldtherebeaplace
forrobotsineducation?
BritishexpertAnthonySeldonthinksso.Hebelievesin2027robotswilldothemainjobofpassinginformation
andteacherswilljusthelp.Theycanevenreadstudents1faces,movementsandbrainactivities.However,it'snota
popularideaandit*simpossiblethatrobotswillreallyconnectwithhumanslikeanotherhumancan.
Butonethingiscertain.Arobotteacherisbetterthannoteacheratall.Insomepartsoftheworld,therearen't
enoughteachers.Thatproblemcouldbepartlysolvedbyrobotsbecausetheycanteachanywhereandwon*tget
tiredormovesomewhereforabetterjob.Perhapsthequestionisnot"Canrobotsdoeverythinginsteadof
teachers?"but"Howcanrobotshelpteachers?".Ifrobotscouldhelptosavethetimeteachersspendon
students,homeworkandreports,teacherswouldhavemoretimeandenergyforthepartsofthejobhumansdo
best.
59.Anthonybelievesin2027.
A.robotscandoabetterjobthandoctors
B.robotswilldothesamejobashumanteachers
C.robotscanunderstandstudentsfromtheirfaces
D.robotswillmoveforbetterjobslikehumanteachers
60.WhycouldrobotspartlysolvetheprobleminParagraph3?
A.Theycanteachanywhere.
B.Theycan'tgettiredeasily.
C.Theycan*twastetimeonhomework.
D.Theycandoeverythinglikehumans.
61.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?.
A.RobotDoctorsB.RobotTeachers
C.AbilitiesofRobotsD.JobsofRobots
C
Whenapersonisexperiencingstress(壓力),theycanfeelworried.Feelingstressisacommonpartoflife.One
waytoeasestressismakingart.
Maybeyoualreadydraworpaintformuchfun.ltisnevertoolatetostart.Anyonecanmakeartifyoucanhold
abrushorcrayon,andthenyoucandraworpaint.
Creatingarthassomethingtodowithyourbody.Whenyoudraworpaint,yourbreathingslows.Asyoupay
attentiontoyourartwork,youwillstopthinkingaboutthestressfulthingsoftheday.Makingartcanevengive
youenergy.
Makingartisnotjustaboutrelaxingyourself;itcanalsohelpyoutoclearyourmindandmakeyourspirit
fresh.AsthefamousartistPabloPicassooncesaid,"Artwashesthedust(灰塵)ofeverydaylifefromthe
mind.”
Artcanhelpyouunderstandyourownfeelings.Throughdrawingandpainting,youcantellfeelingsor
ideas,whicharehardtoputintowords.
Ifyoudonotknowhowtobegin,herearesomewaystostartmakingart.First,withoutthinkingaboutit
carefully,choosecolorsthatyoulikeandstartpaintingwiththem.Trynottothinkaboutshapes.Instead,just
enjoythecolors.Second,carryanotebookwithyou.Trytodraworpaintinitalittlebiteachday.Drawingor
paintingwhatyouseewillhelpyoutofeelconnectedtothethingsaroundyou,suchasyourlivingenvironment
andsights.
62.Whatcanwedotoeasestressaccordingtothepassage?
A.Buybrushes.B.Carrynotebooks.
C.Playgames.D.Markart.
63.ThewritergivesustheexampleofPicassotoshow.
A.artcanrelaxourbodyB.artcanmakeourmindclear
C.heisafamousartistD.ourdailylifehasmuchdust
64.Howcanwebeginmakingart?
A.Thinkaboutitcarefully.B.Chooseourfavoritecolors.
C.Thinkaboutmanyshapes.D.Draworpaintaloteachday.
65.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.ExperienceHeavyStressB.MakeYourBreathSlow
C.DraworPaintJustforFunD.MakeArttoBeRelaxed
D
ShouldStudentsWearUniforms?Someschoolshavearulesayingthatstudentsmustwearuniformsto
class.Now,uniformshavebecomemorecommoninpublicschools.Manyschoolssayuniformscatchstudents'
attentioninclass.Butsomestudentsthinkuniformsareuncomfortable.Shouldstudentswearuniforms?
Ourmagazineaskedreaderstoweigh.Theyhavedifferentideasandhere,twoofthemsharetheirideasonit.
?YES!
YunaChong,9,California
Uniformsareasmuchaboutsafetyastheyareaboutasenseofgroup.Teachersdon'thavetoworryaboutlosing
sightofstudentsattheplaygroundoronafieldtrip.Also,whenkidswearuniforms,theyfeelliketheyarepartof
thesamegroup.!wearauniformandfeellikemyschoolisonebigteam.Ifeelincluded.
Also,wheneveryonewearsthesame,youdon'thavetoworryabouthowyoulook.Parentscansavemoneyas
well!Andinthemorning,!cansavetimebecauseIdon*thavetothinktoomuchaboutmyclothing.
?No!
SterlingHeights,12,Michigan
Idon'tthinkkidsshouldhavetowearuniforms.Ifstudentsarewearingthesamething,theycan'tshow
themselves.Kidsshouldfeelliketheycanbetheirownperson.Theyshouldn'thavetomatch.Duringschool
hours,weshouldalsobecomfortable.
Ifwefeeluncomfortableinouruniforms,wecan'tlearnverywell.Formany,itcan'tbemoreuncomfortabletobe
inauniformallday.Next,parentshavetogoshoppingandspendalotofmoneyontheuniformsthatwenever
wearathome.
Whatisyourideaaboutit?Doyouwearuniformswhenyougotoschooleveryday?Writetoourstudents*
magazineandvoiceyouridea!
66.HowdokidsfeellikewhentheywearschooluniformsinYuna'sopinion?
A.Theyhaveasenseofgroup.
B.Theyareoutofteachers*sight.
C.Theirschoolisn'tabigteam.
D.Theyarepartofdifferentgroups.
67.Sterlingthinksstudentsdon*tlikeschooluniformsbecause
A.theydon'tlearnatallB.theytrytomatchwithothers
C.theydon'twanttowastetimeD.theydon'twearuniformsathome
68.Whoisthepassagewrittenfor?
A.Theteachers.B.Thestudents.C.Theparents.D.Thevisitors.
E
Yournewsportsshoescouldlookgoodenoughtoeat.Ifsmadeby
avocado(牛油果)onapieceofbread.
Somepeoplearebuyingsportsshoesthatlooklikeapieceofavocado
bread.
Theshoemaker,Saucony,hascreatedthisnewkindofsportsshoes.Thesportsshoeshavebrownlines
aroundthebottom.It*smeanttolooklikeapieceofbread.Ontopofthebrownisagreenpart.Thesports
shoesalsoincludethecolorofred,whichisontheshoes*openingtomakeitmorelikearealpieceof
avocadobread.
Thesportsshoescost$130andthatisalotmoreexpensivethanapieceofavocadobread.However,shoes
fansareeatingup.ByFebruary27,mostweregoneonSaucony*swebsite.Outofthe17sizes,11weresold
out.Only1,200pairsweremade,saidSauconyspokesmanJasonFaustino.
Besides,foodcompanieshavealsomadesportsshoestoo.In2018,PizzaHutcreatedanewkindofsports
shoeswhichcoulduseBluetoothtoconnecttotheInternet.Inthisway,customerscouldorderpizzaeasily.
Sauconyprobablywon'tmakemuchmoneyfromthenewshoes.However,manypeoplearenoticing.Asa
result,thesportsshoesandthecompanyaredrawingbuyers*attentionandthisisthemostimportantthing.
Powell,aresearcher,saysAmericansspendmoremoneyonsportsshoes.U.S.saleswereabout$21.2
billionin2018.That'supfrom$19.6billionin2017.Hesaid,"Eatingtastyfoodcanmakeyoufeelgood
andwearingsportsshoesmakesyoufeelgood,too.Itisgreattoputthemtogether."
69.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanwelearnaboutthenewsportsshoes?
A.Theylookgoodandtastegood.
B.Theyareincolorofgreenandred.
C.Theyhavelinesaroundthetop.
D.Theyaremadeofavocadobread.
70.Whatdoestheword"themninParagraph4referto?
A.Piecesofbread.B.Shoemakers.
C.Saucony*swebsites.D.Sportsshoes.
71.WhyhasSauconycreatedthenewkindofsportsshoes?
A.TouseBluetooth.B.Todrawbuyers'attention.
C.Tosellavocado.D.Tomakeitlooklikenicefood.
72.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthelastparagraph?
A.Americansspendmoremoneyonsportsshoes.
B.Americansloveeatingthefoodlikethenewshoes.
C.Thesportsshoesweremoreexpensivein2018thanin2017.
D.Thenewfood-shapedshoeswillbemorepopularinAmerica.
F
IhaveagoodfriendcalledMr.Black.Heisagooddoctorinahospital.He*softenbusyandhasnotimetodo
thehousework.Hiswifeknowshimwellanddoesallathome.
Badluck!Theirdaughterwashurtinatrafficaccidentlastmonthandhastobeinhospitalnow.Mrs.Black
hastolookafterherthereandshecan'tgohome.Mr.Blackofteneatssomethingintherestaurant.Ashe
neverdoesanytidying,hisroomisinamess.
Yesterdaymorning,beforeMr.Blackgotup,thetelephonerang.Hesatuptoanswerit.Hisfriendtoldhimto
writedownanimportanttelephonenumber.Buthecouldfindneitherapennorapieceofpaper.Hefound
therewasmuchdust(灰塵)onthetableandwrotethenumberonit.Butsoonheforgotitandwentto
work.Twohourslaterhiswifecamebackandlookedforasweaterforherdaughter.Herhusbandcamein
whileshewastidyingtherooms.Hecould
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