九年級(jí)英語上學(xué)期期末培優(yōu)卷02（常州專用）（原卷版）

九年級(jí)英語上學(xué)期期末培優(yōu)卷02（常州專用）學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________一、單項(xiàng)選擇1．—I’mgettingheavierthesedays.WhatshallIdo?—________Ibelieveit’lldoyousomegood.A．Perhapsyousitandlietoomuch. B．Whydoyoualwaysstayupsolate?C．Let’shaveabigdinnerthisweekend. D．Whataboutgoingtoworkonfoot?2．Thesign“FACEMASKREQUIRED”means“Youarenotallowedtoenter________youwearafacemask.”A．when B．unless C．if D．since3．LiuCixin’snewbookisreallypopular.Itwassoldoutassoonasit________.A．publishes B．published C．ispublished D．waspublished4．________moreinyourdailylife,andyou’llbefullofenergy.A．Exercise B．Toexercise C．Exercises D．Exercising5．—Excuseme,couldyoutellme________?—YoucantakeNo.6busthere.It’sabout15minutes’ride.A．howfarisTigerHill B．howfarTigerHillisC．howcanIgettoTigerHill D．howIcangettoTigerHill6．—Itisimpossibletofinishthedifficulttaskinsuchashorttime________bothofusworkhardonit.—Noproblem.Let’sstart!A．if B．but C．because D．unless7．—IhavesomedifficultyimprovingmyEnglishpronunciation,Mr.Wu.—________progressyoushouldlistentotherecordingandreadaloudeveryday.A．Make B．Making C．Tomake D．Made8．—Whycan’tTomanswertheteacher’squestions?—Justlookatthe________expressiononhisface,andthenyoucanunderstand.A．cheerful B．a(chǎn)bsent C．friendly D．pleased9．Paulissuchacreativewriterthathecanalways________excitingscripts.A．makeup B．eatup C．cheerup D．pickup10．Thepaintingwentmissingin2018.Nobody________itsincethen.A．sees B．saw C．hasseen D．willsee二、完形填空閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Itseemsthatallpeoplewanttoachievesuccessandtheyhatefailure(失敗).Butfailureisa(n)11thinginone’slife.Almosteveryoneexperiencesfaiure.It’snotalwaysanawfulthing.Atleastit12thepathtosuccessisnoteasy.ThomasEdisonisknownasoneofthemostsuccessfulinventors.Inprimaryschool,weweretaughtthatThomasEdison13over10,000timeswhenhetriedtoinventtheelectriclightbulb(電燈泡).Hewasnotafraidofmakingmistakes.Hesaid,“Themostcertainwaytosucceedis14totryjustonemoretime.”WaltDisneydidn’tachievesuccessovernight.Hiscareerwasfulloffailuresbeforehemadeit.He15hisfirstjobbecausehehadnocreativeideas.Hethenstartedanumberofbusinessesthatallfailed,includingastudio.However,henever16.Finally,hebecameoneofthemostsuccessfulfilmmakers.MichaelJordanisconsideredasthegreatestbasketballplayer.17,nooneisabornchampion.Whenhewasinhighschool,his18cuthimfromtheschoolbasketballteam.Mostpeoplewouldprobablytrysomethingnew.Whatdidhedo?He19untilhebecamegoodenough.Hedidn’tlethiscoachdecidehisfuture.Andhe20thatfailurecouldn’tdefine(定義)apersonandthatheshouldtryagain.“I’vemissedmorethan9,000shotsinthegames.I’vefailedoverandoveragaininmylife.Andthatis21Isucceed,”thegiantstarsaid.Failureservesasasteppingstonetowardssuccess.Everyonecangetbetterthroughit.Sonexttimeyoufacefailure,don’tget22.Lookatitwithasmileandsaytoyourself,“Thisismychancetoachievesuccess.”11．A．mon B．unusual C．dangerous D．different12．A．invents B．proves C．tests D．produces13．A．changed B．wasted C．failed D．peted14．A．a(chǎn)lways B．sometimes C．seldom D．never15．A．lost B．enjoyed C．kept D．knew16．A．putup B．tookup C．gaveup D．stayedup17．A．Also B．However C．Still D．Instead18．A．friend B．coach C．neighbour D．father19．A．scored B．controlled C．presented D．practiced20．A．wondered B．promised C．doubted D．realized21．A．why B．when C．what D．where22．A．loyal B．relaxed C．stressed D．curious三、閱讀理解St.GloryHospitalPatient’sName:LeslieJohnsonDate:Nov21,2022Towhomitmayconcern,Thepatientabovewasexamined,treatedandreleasedfromourofficeonNovember21,2022.ItismysuggestionthatsheshouldtakeonedayofffromworkonNovember22,2022.Drinkingalotofwater,keepingalightdietandhavingagoodsleeparealsostronglysuggested.Sincerely,DoctorMarkPalmerSt.GloryHospital1236S.ShelbySt.,Louisville,KY4020323．DoctorPalmerwrotethisnotebecausehewanted________.A．totakeadayoff B．thepatienttoknowaboutherhealthconditionC．togivethepatientasickleavenote D．thepatienttobeexaminedandtreated24．WhichdayisLeslie’sdayoff?A．Nov21,2022. B．Nov22,2022. C．Nov23,2022. D．Nov24,2022.25．WhichofthefollowingisNOTDoctorPalmer’ssuggestionforherdayoff?A．Todrinkalotofwater. B．Toeatsomethinglightlikevegetables.C．Totakethemedicinefourtimesaday. D．Tohaveagoodsleep.Robertwasthecutestboyinmyclass.Oneday,Ihithimwithmyjacket.Ithoughttherewasnothingseriousbecausethejacketwassolight.However,Robertcriedloudlyandheldhisleftshoulder(肩膀).Hewassenttoseethedoctorquickly.IwasaskedtoseeMrSinclair,ourheadteacher.Thenmyhandfeltahard,roundobjectinmypocket.IrealizedthatIhurtRobertnotwithmyjacket,butwithmyyoyoball.AfterIreachedtheoffice,IexplainedtoMrSinclairthatIhadhurtRobertwithmyyoyoballbymistake.Ifeltsoapologetic.“I’msureyoudidn’tmeantohurtanyone.”MrSinclairsaid.“ButbecauseRobertwashurt,Ihavetosendyouhomefortherestoftheday.Pleasewaithereuntilyourmotherestopickyouup.”Iwaitedafewminutesandmymothercame.Aftergoinghome,Itoldherthewholestory.Shesaid,“IdidsomethingevenworsewhenIwasatyourage.Ihurtaboy’seyeswhenIplayedbasketballontheplayground.”Iwassosurprised.“Iguesswe’rejustacoupleoftroublemakers,aren’twe,Honey?”Momsaidwithasmileonherface.Herexpressionsandrelaxingtonemademerelaxed,soIsaid,“Iguessso.”Thenextday,Robertwasbackatschool.Isaidsorrytohimsincerely,andourliveswentbacktonormal.Fromtheexperience,Ihavelearnedthatlifegoeson,evenwhenyoumakeamistakeandthatachildcangrowuptobeeawiseadultevenafterdoingsomethingfoolish.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。26．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“apologetic”inparagraph2?A．Disappointed. B．Surprised. C．Sorry. D．Angry.27．Howdidthewriter’smothereducatehim?A．Bysayingangrywordstohim. B．Bysharingherownexperience.C．Bytakinghimhomefromschool. D．Bytellinghimtheharmofhisbehavior.28．Whichwordcanbestdescribethewriter’smother?A．Strict. B．Polite. C．Wise. D．Brave.29．Whatisthecorrectorderaccordingtothetext?①Robertcamebacktoschool.②ThewritersaidsorrytoRobert.③Thewritercamebackhomewithhismother.④ThewriterhitRobert’sleftshoulderwithhisjacket.⑤Thewriterwenttotheheadteacher’sofficetoseeMrSinclair.A．③①④②⑤ B．④⑤③①② C．⑤②①④③ D．②④①③⑤30．Whatisthetext?A．Astory. B．Aspeech. C．Areport. D．Anintroduction.Finnsighed（嘆氣）andthrewhiswindpackbythefrontdoor.Hekickedoffhisshoesandwalkedintothekitchen.“Finn,didyouhungupyourwindpacklikeIaskedyou?”askedMom.“I’mtiredoftrippingover（被絆倒）itallthetime.“Ihadtowalkthewhole3mileshomefrontschooltoday!”saidFinn.“Whydidyouhavetowalk?”Grandpaasked.“What’swrongwithyourwindpack?”“Thepressor（壓縮機(jī)）isbrokenagain.Windpacksaresomuchwork.”heplainedtoGrandpa.”Iwishthey’dcreatesomethingthateasiertotakecareof.”Grandpasmiled.“Finn,youhavenoideahoweasyandcleanwindpacksarepared（比較）tocars.”“Youneveractuallyhadacar,didyouGrandpa?”Finnasked.“Ithoughtthosewerenolongerinusebeforeyouwereoldenoughtohaveoneofyourown.“Grandpapulledasmall,thinphotocardoutofhiswallet.Hetypedinafewnumbers.“IthinkIhavetheseorganizedbyyear,“hesaid.“Iboughtmycararound2025.”“That’snearly50yearsago!”criedFinn.Grandpacontinuedpushingbuttons（按鈕）untilhecametoacolorphotoofhimselfasayoungman.Hestoodproudlynexttoahugedarkredvehicle（車輛）.”Thiskindofearwascalledatruck,“GrandpatoldFinn.“Tellmeagainwhatmadethemrun,“Finnsaid.“Gas,“answeredGrandpa.”Theworldisamuchcleanerplacewithoutit,

“headded.”Inthelust50years,pollutionhasbeenreducedby75%.IamcertainthatyouandIwillbothlinelongerbecauseofit.”Finnwasquietforamoment.“Grandpa,Iguesswindpacksaren’tasmuchofapainasIsometimesthinktheyare.”Grandpanoddedasheputhisphotocardback.“There’salwaysroomforimprovement,“hesaid,patting（輕拍）hisgrandsonontheshoulder.31．Thisismostprobablypartof________.A．a(chǎn)newsreport B．a(chǎn)bookreview C．a(chǎn)sciencefiction D．a(chǎn)speechscript32．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“those”inParagraph7referto?A．Windpacks. B．Cars. C．Photocards. D．Buttons.33．HowdidGrandpachangeFinn’smindaboutwindpacks?A．Byparingwindpackswithcars. B．BytellingFinnastoryaboutcars.C．ByshowingFinnaphotoofwindpacks. D．Byexplaininghowtousewindpacks.34．Whatdoesthestorymainlytellus?A．Aboynevergaveuptryingouthisownideas.B．Awindpackmade50yearsagostillworkedwell.C．Anenvironmentallyfriendlyvchielecameintouse.D．Aproudoldmancollectedanoldfashionedtruck.四、閱讀還原Sometimeswhentherainfallshardandfastonyou,itmighthurtalittle.Butwhathappenswhenithitsamosquito(蚊子)?A2012studysayswhenaraindropfallsonamosquito,it’slikewhenabushitsaperson.Besides,thelittleinsectishitbyaraindropaboutonceevery20seconds.35Amosquitoisasbigasaraindrop,butitismuchlighter—0.002gonly.36Becausethemosquitoissolight,whenitishitbyaraindrop,itwon’texperienceaforce(力量)thatisstrongenoughtokillit.Thestudyalsofoundthatwhenamosquitoishitbyaraindrop,theinsectispushedbytheraindropandfallstogetherwithit.37Why?Becauseitiscoveredwithhairswhichkeepoffwater.Afterdroppingabout6cm,itwillroll(翻滾)offtheraindropandflyaway.38Ifthemosquitofliestoolowwhenitishitbytheraindrop,itwon’thavetimetoflyoff.Thenitwillhitthegroundandmeetitsdeath.A．Amosquitowilldiewhenitrains.B．Thissavesitslifeinraindropattacks.C．Butthemosquitodoesn’tgetweteasily.D．However,thistrickisn’talwayssuccessful.E．Sowhydon’tweseemanydeadmosquitoesafteritrains?五、語法填空閱讀短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，每空一詞（空白處所填詞為虛詞）。JenniferWilliam’smotherwasateacherandlikedtoreadbookstoherthree39(child)everyday.WhenJennifergrewup,shealsolikedreadingbooksthatisbecausetheycangivehermore40(happy)andmakeherabetterman.“Readingcantakeyouwhereveryouwanttogo.Ifyoudon’tread,youcanhardlylearnanythingnewwithout41(go)out,”shesaid.AfterJenniferbecameateacherinDanville,Virginia,shewantedherstudentstodevelopinterest42readingjustassheherselfdid.However,she43(realize)thatsomekidshadfewchancestoreadbooks.Thenshethoughtofanidea.Onesummer,Jenniferstartedcollectingbooks.Shehadsentmorethan63,000bookstohermunitysothatshewas44(call)the“BookLady”.Later,shesetupanewgoal(目標(biāo))forherself:onemillionbooks.Itsoundedlikeabignumberthatshecouldn’treach,45Jenniferstronglybelievedthatshecouldmakeit.There’snodoubtthatJenniferWilliamknowswhatshewantstodo46(clear)andhasthecouragetoachievethat.Herexperienceshavetoldusthatnothingis47(possible).Soremember,onceyousetyourgoal,justgo48it.六、完成句子49．你認(rèn)為這個(gè)藝術(shù)家容易相處嗎?Doyouthink?50．根據(jù)記錄，這個(gè)小偷曾闖入過我們辦公室。