江蘇省蘇州園區(qū)星洋學(xué)校2024-2025學(xué)年九年級上學(xué)期期中考試英語試卷(無答案)

2024-2025學(xué)年第一學(xué)期期中考試初三年級英語學(xué)科2024.11注意事項：1.本試卷滿分120分，考試時間120分鐘；2.所有的答案均應(yīng)書寫在答題卷上，按照題號順序答在相應(yīng)的位置，超出答題區(qū)域書寫的答案無效；書寫在試題卷上、草稿紙上的答案無效；3.字體工整，筆跡清楚，保持答題卷卷面清潔。一、聽力測試(本大題共20小題，每小題1分，共20分)第一部分聽對話回答問題本部分共有10道小題，每小題你將聽到一段對話，每段對話聽兩遍。在聽每段對話前，你將有5秒鐘的時間閱讀題目，聽完后，你仍有5秒鐘的時間選擇你認為最合適的備選答案。在聽到“嘀”的信號后，進入下一小題。1.WhatisSandy’sanimalsign?A. B. C.2.Whatdoestheboythinkthegirlcanbe?A. B. C.3.WhatisSimondoing,now?A. B. C.4.Whendoesthemeetingbegin?A. B. C.5.Whatcanwelearnfromthedialogue?A.Theladyisorderingsomethingtoeat.B.Theladyiscomplainingaboutthemeal.C.Theladyneedsmorewarmwater.6.WhatcolourmayTaralikebest?A.Pink. B.Yellow. C.Purple.7.Howdoesthemusicmakethemanfeel?A.Happy. B.Sleepy. C.Comfortable.8.HowmuchisJohn’swatch?A.Fiftyyuan. B.Thirty-fiveyuan. C.Fifteenyuan.9.Whogavethegirladogforherbirthday?A.Herparents. B.Heraunt. C.Heruncle.10.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A.Eatsomefood. B.Drinksomewater. C.Takesomemedicine.第二部分聽對話和短文答題你將聽到一段對話和兩篇短文，各聽兩遍。聽每段對話或短文前，你將有時間閱讀相關(guān)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，每小題你仍有5秒鐘的時間選擇你認為最合適的備選答案。聽一段對話，回答下列小題。11.Whatproblemaretheytalkingabout?A.Studentsdon’thavemuchfreetime.B.Studentsdon’tdowellintheirstudy.C.Studentsdon’tgetonwiththeirparents.12.WhodoesDr.Huntadvisethestudentstotalkto?A.Theirteachers. B.Theirparents. C.Theirfriends.聽一篇短文，回答下列小題。KeepgoodeyesightFirstAfteryouhavestudied13orso,havearestbylookinginthelongdistance.SecondDon’treadinthesunorinapoorlight,don’treadinbedorinamovingbus,andkeepthebookawayfromyoureyesforabout14.ThirdDo15everyday.13.A.halfanhour B.anhour C.35minutes14.A.twoinches B.afoot C.twofeet·15.A.morningexercises B.after-schoolactivities C.eyeexercises聽短文，回答下列小題。16.WhoisPeterDinklage?A.Afamousactor. B.Asuccessfulplayer. C.Adisabledteacher.17.WhathappenedwhenPeterwasyoungbecauseofhisheight?A.Hisparentsdidn’tlikehim.B.Heoftenmadefunofotherkids.C.Hefeltsadbutkeptbelievinginhimself.18.WhatdidPeterdoinhisfifthgrade?A.Hegaveuphimself. B.Heplayedhisfirstrole. C.Hebecamefamous.19.WhatdoesPeterlearningBenningtonCollege?A.Acting. B.Teaching. C.Makingfilms.20.WhichsentencebestdescribePeter’sstory?A.Lifeislikeagame.B.Thesmaller,thebigger.C.Everyoneisdifferent.BeOKwithyourself.二、完形填空(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Humorispartofhumannature.Everyonehastheabilitytoenjoy21andlaughter,nomatterwhotheyareorwheretheycomefrom.Humorisoneofthemostimportantwayspeoplemakeconnectionswitheachother.Humoralsohelpsyoulookonthe22sideoflifeandfaceproblemspositively(積極地).Onesunnyafternoon,thefamousBritishwriterBernardShawwasenjoyinghimselfinaquietfield.Suddenly,abikeriderranintohim.23,Mr.Shawwasnothurt.“I’msosorry!”saidtherider.“Oh,no,”saidMr.Shaw.“Ishouldsay24becauseI’mnotgivinglucktoyou.Ifyouhadkilledme,youknow,youwouldbe25allovertheworld.”FengJicai,theChinesewriter,wasoncevisitedbyanAmericanfriendandhisyoungchildinahotel.Whilethetwomenweretalking,thelittleboywasjumpingupanddown26hisbed.Thebedwasshaking,andFengwas27thatitmightbreak.Hesmiledtotheboy,“Hey,boy!Areyoutryingtoreachthesky?Willyoureturntotheearth?”Hisfriendunderstoodatonce,andsaidtohissonjokingly.“Let’s28rightnow!”29differentpeoplemayhaveadifferentsenseofhumor,goodhumorhassomethingincommon.First,youneedtokeepacoolheadandanopenmind.Withhumor,youcanavoidsomeunnecessaryconflicts(沖突),andsometimesithelpsyou30evenattheworstofyourproblems.Second,youneedtobekindandunderstanding.Inanembarrassing(尷尬的)situation,usinghumorcanletyourfriendsaveface.21.A.movies B.books C.sports D.jokes22.A.serious B.wrong C.bright D.dark23.A.Luckily B.Quickly C.Terribly D.Recently24.A.thanks B.sorry C.goodbye D.hello25.A.awake B.famous C.poor D.calm26.A.on B.by C.under D.behind27.A.glad B.sad C.worried D.stressed28.A.comeback B.comein C.comeon D.comeout29.A.So B.Although C.But D.If30.A.cry B.laugh C.shout D.fear三、閱讀理解(共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分)請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。ASunshineArtMuseumPlace: OnthenorthsideofKingSquareArrivingHere: Subwaystations:NelsonStreet(2-minutewalk)Embankment(3-minutewalk)CharingCross(7-minutewalk)OpeningHours:Mon.—Sat.10 a.m.—4p.m.Prices: Adults:$10/personChildrenunder12:FreeConnectwithus:Call723-1182formoreinformation.31.________istheclosestsubwaystationtothemuseum.A.KingSquare B.NelsonStreet C.Embankment D.CharingCross32.WecanfindMuseumShop________.A.inEastGarden B.nexttoDiningSpaceC.acrossfromLost&Found D.betweenAncientArtsandModernArts33.Thetextisprobablytakenfrom________.A.avisitorguide B.ashoppinglist C.astreetmap D.atraveldiaryBLastDecember,whenAnLingfei,adoctorfromanInnerMongoliamedicalteam,arrivedinKigali,thecapitalcityofRwanda(盧旺達),hesetupacenterintheMasakaDistrictHospital.Sincethen,theChina-RwandaTraditionalChineseMedicine(TCM)TreatmentCenterhasincreased(增加)inpopularity.Thecenternowreceivesmorethan30peopledaily,withmostofthemsufferingfromlowerbackpainorkneeandanklejoint(踝關(guān)節(jié))pain.Rwandaisknownasthelandofathousandhills.Peopleoftenhavetowalkonmountainroadsyear-roundthere,whichcanleadtojointstress.“TCMhasgreatadvantagesintreatingthesediseases,andtheeffectsareverygood.”Ansaid.“ThecenternowprovidesmostkindsofTCMtreatments,allowinglocalpeopletoexperienceEasternmedicine.”Naomin,a60-year-oldpatient,isamazedbyTCM.Shewasunabletowalkbecauseofseriouspaininbothkneesandankles.Butafteramonthoftreatmentatthecenter,sheisnowabletowalkaroundwithawalkingstick.“Thetreatmenthasbeenabighelp,”shesaid.Anotherpatient,Mukagatare,saidthathisbackpaindisappearedafterthreeTCMtreatments.Hementionedthatdoctorsatthelocalhospitalshadbeenunabletomakeacleardiagnosis(診斷)aftermanyexaminations,letalonereducethepain.Besidestreatingpatients,thecenteralsoeducatespeopleaboutTCMandChineseculture.Uptonow,TCMhasspreadtonearly200countriesandareas,withitsworldwideinfluencegrowing.“Fromtreatingacommoncoldtochronic(慢性的)anddifficultdiseases,TCMcanallplayanimportantrole)’aChinesedoctorsaid.34.WheredidAnLingfeisetuptheTCMTreatmentCenter?A.InChina. B.InKigali. C.Inhishome. D.InInnerMongolia.35.Theunderlinedword“sufferfrom”hastheclosestmeaningto________.A.befinallydiscovered B.bedeeplytouched C.begreatlychanged D.bebadlyinfluenced36.WhatimprovementdidNaominachieveafteramonthofTCMtreatment?A.Herbackpaindisappeared. B.Herkneesdidn’thurtanymore.C.Shecouldmovearoundagain. D.Shedidn’tneedawalkingstick.37.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthepassage?A.ThelocalhospitalsinRwandaarenotworking.B.Therearenogoodwaystotreatchronicdiseases.C.TCMwillhaveincreasingpopularityaroundtheworld.D.An’scenterismainlyaboutstudyingChineseculture.CHasapersoneverwarmlyheldadooropenforyou?Howdoyoufeelafterplayingwithfriends?Andwhatwouldyousayisyourfavouritefamilymemory?Thesequestionshaveonethingincommon:they’reallaboutconnectingwithpeople.“Let’sConnect”isthethemeofthisyear’sChildren’sMental(心理的)HealthWeek.Itimprovesmentalhealthbybuildinghealthysocialconnections.Humansnaturallyconnectwithothers,whetherthat’sfamily,friendsorpeopleinourcommunity.Healthyconnectionsgivepeopleenergyandsupportweallneedpeopletocelebrateandshareourworrieswith.Socialconnectionsaren’tjustaboutmentalhealth;theyimprovephysicalhealthtoo,helpingustolivealonglife.Researchsuggestsbeinglonelycanslowlyharmyourhealth.Humans’needforconnectionisdifferentfrompersontoperson,butwhat’simportantisnothowmanyrelationshipsyouhave,buthowgoodyourrelationshipsare.Thenhowtoconnectwithothers?“Youcanreachoutandconnectwithpeopleinsomanydifferentways,”saysJuliaClementsofPlace2Be,theorganizerbehindChildren’sMentalHealthWeek.Youcanconnectinpersonoronline,withyourfriends,parents,teachersorclassmates.It’snotjustpeople,either.“Somepeoplefeelconnectedwiththeirpetsorinnature,”saysClements.Sheadvisesmakingtimetobuildmoreconnections-through-actions.aswellaswords.Beingkind,listeningtoothersandtryingnewexperiencesareallgoodtools.Everybodymay-feel-lonelysometimesandrefusetotalktoothers.Keepinmindthatconnectionschange-somebecomestronger,whileothersstop.“Rememberthattherearealwayspeoplethatcareforyou,”advisesClements.Shesaysit’simportanttotellsomeoneyoutrustabouthowyouarefeeling,orsafeorganizationssuchasChildlineorShout.Theycanhelp,whetheryou’relookingtoformnewconnectionsorrepairastrained(緊張)relationshipthatisimportanttoyou.38.Thewriterusesthreequestionsinthebeginningto________.A.expressworriesabouthumans B.leadintothetopic“socialconnections”C.introducehealthproblems D.interestreadersinfamilymemory39.Paragraph2ismainlyaboutthe________ofconnectingwithothers.A.ways B.popularity C.importance D.rules40.Clementsmayagreethat________.A.itisbettertoconnectwithpetsthanpeopleB.usingwordsisthebestwaytobuildconnectionsC.peopleshouldonlycommunicatewithothersfacetofaceD.talkingtootherscanbehelpfultoalonelyperson41.Thepassageismostprobablywrittenfor________.A.teachers B.parents C.children D.doctorsDTherewereonly15minutesuntillunch.ButeveryoneinMrs.Stretch’smathclasswaswaitingexcitedlyforthestartofAroundtheWorld.AroundtheWorldwasEddie’sfavoriteclassroomgame.Helovedracingagainstaclassmatetosolveamathproblem.Eddiewonandlost.ButhisfriendMichaelneverlost.Hewasthechampion(冠軍)ofAroundtheWorld.Everyweekhewouldgoaroundtheclassroomwinningagainsteveryone.“Areweallready?”Mrs.Stretchasked.Everyonenodded.“Thenlet’sbegin,”saidMrs.Stretch.“Talia,youstart.”Taliawasnewtotheclass.Thiswouldbeherfirsttimeplaying.ShejumpedupandwentovertoEddie’sdesk.Eddiestoodup,too.“Twelvetimestwo,”saidMrs.Stretch.“Twenty-four!”Taliacalledout,asecondbeforeEddiecould.Eddiesatdown,disappointedbutstillhappytoknowtherightanswer.Taliamovedontochallengethenextclassmate.Sheseemedunstoppable.Finally,TaliagottoMichael.“Eighttimestwelve,”Mrs.Stretchsaid.“Ninety-six!”shoutedTaliafirst.Theclasssatshocked,theneveryonecheeredforTalia,today’schampion.“Nicejob,Talia,”saidMrs.Stretch.“It’stimeforlunch,everyone.Nowlineup,please.”Eddiestoodtogotolunch.HenoticedMichaelhadhisheaddownonhisdesk,hisfaceburiedinhisarms.EddiewalkedtoMichaelandputhishandonhisshoulder.“It’sOKtolose,”Eddiesaid.“IloseAroundtheWorldallthetime.You’restillgreatatmultiplication.”“That’snotwhyI’mupset,”Michaelsaidintohisarms.“Noonelikesme.TheycheeredwhenIlost.”“Youthinktheycheeredagainstyou?”Eddieasked.“▲”Michaelsaid.“Ithinktheycheeredbecausetheyweretoosurprised,”Eddiesaid.“You’rethechamp.Taliahadtodoherbesttobeatyou.So,peoplewereexcitedaboutit.”“Sheisreallygoodatmath,”Michaelagreed.“Andsoareyou,”saidEddie.“Youhelpusallworkharder.Becauseofyou,weprobablyhavethebestmathclassinthewholeschool.”“Thanks,”Michaelsaid.HesmiledatEddie,“Doyouwanttosittogetheratlunch?”“Sure,”saidEddie.“Youcanquizmeonmathproblemsandhelpmegetbetter.”Michaelstoodup.“Challengeaccepted!”42.WhatisAroundtheWorld?A.Amathchallenge. B.Arunningrace. C.Acomputergame. D.Awritingcompetition.43.Whatcanweknowaboutthecharactersinthestory?A.Taliawasreallygoodatmath.B.Mrs.Stretchlikedthechampionbest.C.Eddiecaredalotaboutwhetherhewonorlost.D.Michaelwashard-workingbutseldomhelpedothers.44.Whichofthefollowingisthebestsentencetofillin▲inParagraph18?A.Whatelse? B.Whyelse? C.Whoelse? D.Whereelse?45.Whichofthefollowingcanbestexpressthemessage(啟示)ofthestory?A.Onceachampion,alwaysachampion.B.Tobeagoodloseristolearnhowtowin.C.Theonlywaytogrowistochallengeyourself.D.Neverforgetfailureisjustanevent,notaperson.四、信息還原(共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分)請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Takingagreatphotoisnoteasyandtherearelotsofthingstoconsider.Howdoyouchooseandorganizeyoursubjectswithinyourphoto?46Herearesometipsfromtheart,designandphotographylovers..Findafocus(焦點).Whentakingapicture,askyourself,“What’sthefocus?”Ifyouaretakingapictureofacrowdedstreet,chooseasubjectwhichdrawsyoureye.47Ifit’salandscapephotoofafield,thefocuscouldbeabigtree.48It’sabitboringtoputyoursubjectrightinthemiddle.Placeitalittleontheleftorrightofyourphoto.Imagineyourphotoisdividedintoathree-by-threegrid(網(wǎng)格)ofboxes.Oneofthecornersofyourcentralsquareiswhereyourfocusshouldbe.Makecolorfulcontrasts(對比).Colorinapictureismoreeasilynoticedifithasacontrast.49Theywillstandoutmoreiftheyaretakenbesideagreystonewall,orphotographedinabrightbluesky.Trydifferentangles(角度).Toaddmoreinteresttoaphoto,trytakingitfromdifferentangles.Thismeansyouneedtomovearound,takingphotosfromdifferentsides,fromaboveorfrombelow.Forexample,ifyouphotographabuildingfromaplane,itlookstiny;butaphotoofthesamebuildinglookingupfromthestreetmakesitlookbig.50Practicemakesperfect.Tryeverythingfortheperfectshot.A.Placethephotointherightplace.B.Itcantelladifferentstory.C.Remembertheruleofthirds.D.Thinkaboutfocus,color,lightandmore.E.Itcouldbeapersonwearingbrightcolors.F.Ifyoutakeapictureofyellowflowers,don’tfillyourpicturewiththem.G.Youwillbecrazyabouttakingphotosifyoupractisemore.五、詞匯運用(共13小題；每小題1分，滿分13分)第一節(jié)根據(jù)下列句子所給漢語注釋或首字母，在答題卡標(biāo)有題號的橫線上，寫出空缺處各單詞的正確。每空限填一詞。51.Tobuildconfidence,youmustremindyourselfofthepast________(勝利).52.Theletterwas________(正確地)addressed,butsenttothewrongplace.53.Thegovernmentismakingmuch________(嚴格的)lawstohelppreventwildlifefromdyingout.54.Thankstohishelp,Igottoknowtherightwayof________(發(fā)音)theword.55.Hehadafeelingofs________whenthinkingofhislostdog.56.A________totheplan,weshouldsetoffintheearlymorning.57.Tooursurprise,thelittlegirls________theaccidentwiththehelpofthefiremen.58.Idon’tthinktheboyisab________artist.Hejustdevotesmoretimetopaintingthanothers.第二節(jié)請認真閱讀下面短文，從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或短語，在答題卡標(biāo)有題號的橫線上，填入其正確形式。每個單詞或短語僅用一次。appearcertainwhenevercreatethousandsofOutdooractivitiesaregettingmoreandmorepopular.Oneofthemisbikeriding,orbiking.Thebikingcraze(熱潮)isnowsweepingthroughChina.“Ifeelfreeandpeaceful59Iride,”Wangsaid.“Bikingallowsmetoexperiencethebeautyalongtheroadandtheworld60toslowdown,”sheadded.Wangisonlyoneofthosewhoaredeeplyinlovewithbiking.IncitieslikeChengduandBeijing,61peoplehavestartedtojoininthebikingcraze.Thankstothecraze,therehavebeenactivitieslikegroupridesandbikefestivals.Theseactivitieshave62asenseofcommunityamongbikers.Theyshareroadinformation,bikingexperienceandsometimesevenmeals.Theyarejustlikeabigfamily.Asbikinghasbecomealifestyle,thisbikingcrazewill63continueandthenumberofbikeridersareexpectedtoriseinthenearfuture.六、短文填空(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請認真閱讀下面短文，在答題卡標(biāo)有題號的橫線上，填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Mostpeopleloveanimals.Many64(children)booksuseanimalsasthemaincharacters.Manypeoplelookafteranimalsaspets.Theloveforanimalsmaybe65bothchildrenandadultsenjoygoingtozoos.Inthepast,zooswereusuallystartedbyrichpeople.The66(one)zoowasstartedbyaqueeninEgyptin1500BC.67(raise)animalswasawayforpeopletoshowtheywererich.It’salsoawaytoshowthattheyare68(power).Sadly,theanimalsintheearlyzooswerenot69(treat)well.Theydidn’treceiveenoughattentionorcare.Today,zoosstillbringpeople70(happy),buttheytrytoprotectanimalsandteachpeopleaswell.Zoosmustfollowrules.Peoplemustprovideanimals71acleanplacetolive,foodandwater,andhealthcare.Inthisway,theruleshelpprotecttheanimals.Somepeoplethinktherulesarenotenough.Theywanttodomoretoprotecttheanimalstheylove.Forexample,theythoughtthezoosdidn’thaveenoughspacefortheanimalstoshow.Theyalsothoughttheani