遼寧省沈陽市和平區(qū)2022年九年級(jí)英語模擬測(cè)試卷（無答案無聽力部分）

2022年九年級(jí)階段學(xué)習(xí)反思檢測(cè)英語試卷（時(shí)間100分鐘，滿分100分）第一部分選擇題（三大題；共38分）一．單項(xiàng)填空（共10小題，每小題0.5分；滿分5分）從A，B，C，D中選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。Whenyouaregiven importanttask,trytostickwithandfinishit.Aa B.an C.the D.不填--Hello,David!havegotanewmodelplane.--Hello,Linda!Imadeitby !Noonehelpedme.I B.me C.mine D.myselfIwilllookupmore beforeImakemydecisiononmynewjob.message B.news C.information D.adviceRogerwantstobeataxidriver.Itis forhimtopassthedrivingtest.necessary B.difficult C.impossible D.earlyshouldwalkslowlyinsnowyweather youwillnotfallover.while B.though C.sothat D.ifThebasketballmatchinourschool nextMondaymorning.isgoingtohold B.isgoingtobeheldC.willhold D.hasbeenheldInmanyeasternEuropeancountries,yououghtto yourgloves if wanttoshakehandswithothers.cutoff B.shutoff C.putoff D.takeoff--Haveyoufinishedyourhomework?I ityesterday.finished B.willfinish C.havefinishedD.isfinishingIdonotknow .whowillteachourEnglishnexttermwhoourEnglishwillteachnexttermwhowillteachusEnglishnexttermwhomwillteachusEnglishnextterm--Hi,Paul!Longtimenosee.new?--Iwonfirstprizeinawritingcompetition.-- wonderfulnews.Congratulations.Iamsorrytohearthat.Idon’tagree.Oh,terrible.二、完形填空(共15小題，每小題1分；滿分15分）閱讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A,B,C,D中選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案Whenten-year-oldReeseOsterberglostherhomeinFresnoCalifornia,inalargewildfireearlylastautumn,shehadaveryserious :Didanyonegetherbaseballcards?Noonedid.Beingbusysendingkids,dogsandhorsesto12places,thefamilyforgotthecardsbecauseofthestress.Whenshe13theGiants’matchesonReese,theGiants’fan,wouldlayouteachplayer’scardonthefloor.“Ilikebaseballcards14theyarepicturesofpeopledoingsomethinghappy—doingwhattheylove,andwhatIlove”,saysReese.Reese’slosstouchedthe15oftheFresnoCountyFireDepartment.Theypostedherstoryonlineaskingpeople16Reesefillupherbaseballcardcollection.That,inturn,touchedtheheartofKevinAshford.AshfordknewwhereReesecouldfindsome17:inhisgarage.Hehasover25,000cardswhichwere18about$35,000to$50,000.Ashfordwasthinkingabout19themwhenhesawthefiredepartment’spost.“Iwasn’treallydoinganythingwiththem”,saysAshford.“IthoughtIcould20thisproblemratherquickly.”ThefirementookthecardsfromAshford'sgaragetotheirsandthen 21 Reeseduringatourofthefirehouse.Ashford'scardswere 22 infrontoffirehouse.Then,Reese 23 sharedthebaseballcardsshegotfromAshfordandpeopleacrossthecountrywithotherkidsinfluencedbyCalifornia’sCreekFire.gottensoinfact,thatshestartedCardsfromReese,a(an)24 thatcollectscardsandgivesthemtothoseinneed.Reeseisspecially25 toawaythecards.Assheexplains,luckytoshare.11.A.sportB.problemC.lessonD.idea12.A.safeB.cleanC.bigD.cool13.A.watchedB.sawC.lookedD.found14.A.althoughB.becauseC.ifD.when15.A.eyesB.handsC.earsD.hearts16.A.helpB.tohelpC.helpingD.helped17.A.cardsB.magazinesC.pensD.maps18.A.costB.paidC.worthD.taken19.A.throwingB.sellingC.makingD.getting20.A.makeupB.lookforC.workoutD.pickup21.A.worriedB.surprisedC.scaredD.interested22.A.thrownB.putC.pouredD.pushed23.A.quicklyB.angrilyC.sadlyD.clearly24.A.situationB.traditionC.organizationD.condition25.A.busyB.happyC.sorryD.angry三、閱讀理解（121.518分）AB,C,DAGiza,EgyptAnancientboatmovedtoitsnewhomeAnancientboatbeentransporteditsnewhome—theGrandEgyptianMuseuminGiza.TheGreatBoatofKingKhufuisthoughttobeover4,500yearsold.Itwasbuiltsothatthekingcouldsailacrosstheskiesafterhisdeath.ItwillbeonshowwhenthemuseumopenslaterthisIraqreturnedThousands ancientartaretobetoIraq.TheUSsaiditwouldreturnmorethan17,000treasuresthatweretakenfromartbusinessmenandmuseumsintheUS.Amongthem,a3,500-year-oldclaytablet,showingpartoftheEpicofGilgameshisthoughttobeoneoftheworld’sfirstpiecesofwriting.DardanellersStrait,TurkeyAnunderwatermuseumfordiversopensDivers(潛水員)cannowdiscover14remainsofBritishandFrenchshipsinanunderwatermuseum.Theremainsdatebacktoawarthathappenedin1915duringWorldWarI.Theshallowestoneisaroundsevenmetersunderwaterandthedeepest,aBritishshipcalledHMSTriumph,liesseventymetersbelowthesurface.NearBogota,ColombiaTreasuresfoundinatempleArchaeologists(expertswhostudyancientremainstohelpusunderstandhistory)havediscoveredeightboxesfilledwithdifferenttreasures.TheboxeswerefoundinatemplethatoncebelongedtotheChibcha,whowerethemaincivilizationintheareafrom600ADforabout1000years.Ifyouwanttoseetheancientboat,youhavetovisit .A.Turkey B.Egypt C.Iraq D.ColombiaWhowillgivebackthousandsofancientartcraftstoIraq?Iraqis B.Egyptians C.Americans D.Thaiscanknowfromthetextthat .theGrandEgyptianMuseuminGizaopenedearlythisthe3,500-year-oldclaytabletisthefirstpieceofwritingintheworld.theChibchaoncelivednearBogota,Colombia14shipswentdownunderwaterbecauseofastorm.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?NewsabouttravelNewsabouthistoryNewsaboutscienceNewsabouttheenvironmentBWhenIwasgrowingup,Iwasembarrassedtobeseenwithmyfather.Hewasdisabledandveryshort.Whenwewalkedtogether,peoplewouldstareatus.Ourusualwalkwastoorfromthesubway,whichwashowhegottowork.Healmostnevermissedaday.Hewouldmakeittotheofficeevenifotherscouldnot.Itwasamatterofprideforhim.Heneverfeltsadforhimselforenvied(嫉妒)otherpeoplewhocouldwalknormally.Whathelookedforinotherswasagoodheart.Tohim,thatmatteredmorethananythingelse.Myfatherstilltriedtodothesamethingsasothersdid,evenifhecouldn’tdothemthesameway.Forexample,helikedtogotodancesandparties,wherehecouldhaveagoodtimejustsittingandwatchinginsteadofdancing.Inowknowhetookpartinsomethingsthroughme,hisonlyson.WhenIplayedbasketball(poorly),he“played”too.WhenIjoinedthehe“joined”too.WhenIvisitedhisoffice,hewouldintroduceme,buthewasreallysaying,“Thisismyson,butitisalsome,andIcouldhavedonethis,too,ifthingshadbeendifferent.”HehasbeengoneformanyyearsIwonderifheevernoticedthatIwasembarrassedtobeseenwithhimduringourwalks.Ifhedid,IamsorrythatInevertoldhimhowsorryIfeel.IthinkofhimwhenIfindmyselfenvyingothers–whenIdon’thaveagoodheart.Whatmadethefatherfeelespeciallyproud?Hedrewlotsoflovefromotherpeople.Healmostnevermissedadayattheoffice.HissonsenthimtotheofficeeveryHecouldwalkwithhisson.Whatdidthefatherthinkofhissituation?Hedidn’tenvypeoplewhocouldwalknormally.Hewantedpeopletounderstandhim.Hecouldalwaysdothingsthesamewayasothers.Hesometimesfeltsorryforhimself.Whatdoesthefathermeanbysaying“ifthingshadbeendifferent”?IfhecouldjointheIftherulesweredifferent.Ifhewasnotdisabled.Ifhewastreatedwell.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromthetext?Hisfatherhasbeengoneformanyyears.Hefeelssorryforbeingembarrassed.Hedoesn’thaveagoodheart.Hestillfeelsembarrassedtohavehisdad.CWeusuallythinkthatgarbageisuselessanddirty.However,anartexhibitionin2019provesthat“useless”thingscanactuallybehelpful.DearPrettyRubbish,anarteventorganizedbytheWorldWideFundforNature(WWFN)anddigitalmediaartcompanyBlackbow,washeldinBeijing.Itlookedatwastefulgarbageandaskedquestionsabouttherelationshipbetweenourlifestylesandourgarbage.“Wehopethateveryonewhovisitedtheshowcanthinkabouthow‘uselessthings’areproduced,whytheyaretossedout,andwhether‘uselessthings’arereallyuseless”,saidCaoYujia,thedesigndirectoratBlackbow.ArtistsZhouYuxuanandLiuYifancollectednyloncableties,LEDlightsandplasticbottlesfromdesigners’workshopstocreateaworkwhereplastics,intheshapeofcells,“grow”inacorner.There,thelightsblink(閃爍)regularlyjustlike“breathing”.Whenpeoplewalknearit,theworkrespondsbyshowinglightpatterns,asifcommunicatingwiththevisitors.Speakingaboutthework,Zhousaid:“It’slikesomekindofcommunicationbetweenhumansandplastics.”Plastichasalifelongerthanalmostanycreature,takingcenturiestobreakdown.Thoughpeoplethinkplasticsdamagetheenvironment,theyareabigpartofourdailylives.“Sowewanttoaskthequestion:Althoughthedamagecontinues,isthereawayforhumanstoreconcile(和解)withplastics?”saidZhou.Whichphrasecantaketheplaceoftheunderlinedphrase“tossedout”?A.workedout B.usedup C.thrownaway D.putoffWhichofthefollowingmightZhouagreewith?Uselessthingsarereallyuseless.Artistsshouldmakeworksfromgarbage.Plasticsshouldbelefttobreakdownontheirown.Humansshouldfindabetterwaytodealwithplastics.Whichwordcanbestdescribetheartevent?A.Creative B.Wasteful C.Balanced D.AwfulWhichisthebesttitleofthetext?TrynewwaystoreducegaragePlasticpollutionaroundusLivepeacefullywith“garbage”Communicationsbetweenhumanbeingsandnature第二部分非選擇題（62分）四、回答問題（5210分閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)內(nèi)容回答所提問題。Thefollowingisanotice.Youcanfindtheinformationaboutasportsmeeting.Lookthroughitandseewhatyoucantakepartin.NextWednesday(8May)andThursday(9May)NextWednesday(8May)andThursday(9May)TennisStarttime:12.00Wednesday.Youmustbringatennisracketwithyou.RunningYoucantakepartina100-meterraceeveryhourfrom10a.m.until11a.m.onWednesday.Tenstudentscanjoinineachrace.The1500-meterracestartsat12noononThursdayandwilltakeplaceeveryhouruntil4p.m.SwimmingThefirstroundofracesstartat12noononWednesday.Ninepeoplecanjoinineachrace.Thetopthreeswimmerswillreachthenextround.Thesecondandthirdroundsofracesstartat2p.m.and4p.m.onWednesday.Thefinalroundwilltakeplaceat5p.m.onWednesday.Remember,therearelimitedplacesforeachevent.Ifyouwanttotakepartinanyoftheevents,youshouldletthegymteacherknowbyMonday(6May)atthelatest.Winnerswillreceiveprizesfromtheschool.Whatisthetextabove?Howlongwillthesportsmeetinglast?Canyoutakepartinthe100-meterraceofrunningat10a.monThursday?Howmanyroundsarethereinswimming?Whatcanwinnersgetfromtheschool?五、閱讀短文（共7小題，每小題1分；滿分7分）閱讀短文，然后用短文括號(hào)中所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。Morestudentsaredoingchoresaroundthehousethesedaysbecauseitcanprovidethemwithlifeskills.However,somestudents43(like)houseworkbecausetheythinkitisawasteoftime.Inmyopinion,itisimportantforus44(do)housework.Firstofall,doinghouseworkcanhelpusgetbackourenergy.Itfreesusfromstudyingand45(relax)bothourbodiesandmindssothatwewillhavemoreenergytodoourhomeworklater.Second,doinghouseworkcanhelpourparents.Whentheycomehomefromwork,theyaresotiredthattheydon’twanttodo46(something).Ifwehelpthemdochoreslikesweepingthefloororwashingthedishes,they47(feel)happy.Lastbutnotleast,doinghouseworkcanhelpusbuildindependence.Houseworkincludeslearningbasicskills.Whenwegotocollegeorlivealoneasadults,theseskillswillenableustoliveindependentlyandgetusedtothechangesinlife48(confidence).Sincehouseworkplayssuchabigroleinourlives,weshouldacceptit.Wecanhelpourselvesandgetmore49(happy)atthesametime.六、綜合閱讀（共10小題，每小題2分；滿分20分）閱讀短文，然后按照要求完成第50-59小題。AByWestLake,inthecityofHangzhou,thereisasmallstatueofatraveller.HisnamewasMarcoPolo.MarcoPologrewupinthecityofVenice,inpresent-dayItaly.In1271,whenhewas17yearsold,he(A)setoffonajourneytoAsiawithhisfatheranduncle.(B)Hedidnotreturnhomeuntil24yearslater.HistravelstookhimacrossAsia,alongtheSilkRoadandthroughoutChina.HelovedHangzhousomuchthathedescribeditas“thefinestcityintheworld”.WhenPolofinallywent(C)__totherewasawarandhewascaptured.Whilehewasinprison,hetoldthestoriesofhistravelstoanothermanthere.Thismanwrotethestoriesdowninabook(D)calledTheTravelsofMarcoPolo.BecauseoftheinterestingdescriptionsofAsianlifeinthebook,Polo'stravelssoonbecamewellknowninEurope.ThestoriesgavemanyEuropeanstheirfirstlookatthelifeandcultureofthepeopleinAsia.PolotoldofmanyamazingthingsthatwereunknowntoEurope,suchaspapermoney.(E)他寫到關(guān)于中國的發(fā)展,withitslargecitiesandsystemsofcommunication.HisbookmadeEuropeansmoreandmoreinterestedintheEast.Italsoinfluencedmanyotherexplorers,includingChristopherColumbus.Polodiedin1324.Hislastwordswere:“Ididnottellhalfof(F) Isaw.”50.寫出文中畫線部分（A）和（D）的同義詞或近義詞 將文中畫線部分（B）改寫為He home 24years.中（C）和（F）的空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~ 文中畫線部分（E）譯成英語 從文中找出能夠說明本文主旨大意的詞語 leasthelpyoufeelbetter.①

BEverybodygetsstressedfromtimetotime.Differentpeoplefeelstress(A) differentways.Somewaysofdealingwithstress—likescreaming,hittingsomebody,orpunchingawall,don’tsolvemuch.Butotherways,liketalkingtosomeoneyoutrust,canstartyouontheroadtosolvingyourproblemoratTrytakingthesestepsthenexttimeyouarestressed.It’seasytoletyourfeelingsgowildwhenyouareupset.Noticeyourfeelings,andnamethem,forexample,“Iamsoangry!”②Andsayorthinkaboutwhyyouthinkthatway.Then,findawaytocalmdownandgetpasttheupsetfeelingsandfindawaytoexpressthem.Sometimeswhenkidsarestressedandupset,theytakeitoutonthemselves.(B)那不是一個(gè)好主意。Rememberthattherearealwayspeopletohelpyou.Bekindtoyourselfandaskforahelpinghandorapatonthebackthatyouneed.③Youneedtofigureoutwhattheproblemis.Evenifyoucan’tsolveallofit,maybeyoucanbeginbysolvingapieceofit.Andthenyouwillfinditeasierandeasiertogetyourself(C) oftrouble.Moststressdoesnotlastlong.(D)Maybeyouhavenoideawhenitdisappears,butstressdoesgoaway,oftenwhenyoufigureoutt