九年级月考英语试题含答案.docx

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九年级月考英语试题含答案

九年级英语试卷

（满分90分时间90分钟）

第I卷选择题（共40分）

一、单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

（）1.MrYaoimpressedthestudentshiscreativeideasandhumorouswords.

A.inB.ofC.withD.from

（）2.Idon’tthinkitisagoodway.Canyou____________anotherone?

AcomeupBcomeinCcomeupwithDcomeout

（）3.myfathermymotherbelieveswhatstarsignssay,butIdo.

A.Neither,norB.Either,orC.Both,andD.Notonly,butalso

（）4.—Cindyfailedinthewritingcompetition.Shemustbeinabadmood.

—Let’sgoand.

A.wakeherupB.cheerherupC.pickherupD.giveherup

（）5.IdoubtSamwillbethenewchairpersonoftheStudents’Union.Idon’tthinkhe’dbeabletoorganizethingswell.

A.thatB.whatC.whichD.whether

（）6.—Howmuchdifficultydidyouhavethisproblem?

—None.It’squiteeasy.

A.solveB.solvingC.solvesD.tosolve

（）7.—Jackalwayscomesfirstintheexams,buthenever.

—Whatamodeststudent!

A.getsoffB.takesoffC.putsoffD.showsoff

（）8.Shedosomereadingathomethanshopinthestreet.

A.wouldlikeB.wouldratherC.likesD.prefers

（）9.Jimisataxidriver,_________hereallywantstobeadoctor.

A.orB.andC.soD.but

（）10.Alicefounddifficultforhertogothroughthesmalldoor.

A.it’sB.thatC.thisD.it

（）11.Ilikethesephotosandtheycan______me______thelifelivinginthecountryside.

Athink,ofBremind,ofClet,downDwake,up

（）12.Asastudent,weshouldbeconfidentenoughto_________anychallenges.

A.putonB.getonC.takeonD.tryon

（）13.I'mnotsurewhetherIcanholdapartyintheopenair,becauseit___

theweather.

A.standsforB.dependsonC.livesonD.agreeswith

（）14.—Idon’tkno

w_______hewillcometomorrow._______hecomes,I’lltellyou.

—That’sadeal!

A.if,WhetherB.whether,WhetherC.if,ThatD.if,If

（）15.—Couldyoutellmethiswinterholiday?

—WeplantogoandseethebeautifulIceFestivalinHarbin.

A.whereyourfamilywillgoB.howwillyourfamilygo

C.howyourfamilywillgoD.wherewillyourfamilygo

二、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

IMAGINEalifewithoutarmsorlegs!

Youcan’tholdanyoneinyourarms.Youcan’twalkanywherewithyourfeet.Howwouldyoulastadaylikethat?

Wouldyou16atyourselfinthemirrorlikeNickVujicic,the29-year-oldAustralian?

Nick

wasbornwithoutlimbs（四肢）,solifewasnot17forhim.Atschoolmanystudentsplayedjokesonhim18helookeddifferentfromeveryoneelse.Hewasrefusedtobetheirfriends,sohealwaysfelt19.However,hefacedthatbravely.Helearnedtotypeandwritewithtwotoes（脚趾）whenhe

wassix,andhecould20surftheInternetandplaygolf.Inuniversity,heachievedgreatsuccessandwasamongtheexcellentstudentsinthestudies.Andhedecidedon21todolaterinhislife—toencourageotherstoworkhardfortheirdreams.

NowNickisoneofthemostpopular22intheworld.Hetravelstomanycountriesandgivesspeechesabouthisstory23difficulties.“Livinglifefullyisaboutlookingatwhatyouhave,notwhatyou24,”hesaid.Hisstoryencouragesmillionsofpeople.

“Itellpeopletokeepongettingupwhenthey25andtoalwayslovethemselves,”hesaid.“IfIcanencouragejustoneperson,thenmyjobinthislifeisdone.”

（）16.A.laughB.cryC.smileD.shout

（）17.A.oldB.easyC.modernD.difficult

（）18.A.becauseB.ifC.untilD.but

（）19.A.excitedB.relaxedC.lonelyD.surprised

（）20.A.evenB.everC.probablyD.never

（）21.A.howB.whoC.whatD.where

（）22.A.doctorsB.speakersC.scientistsD.engineers

（）23.A.atB.forC.beyondD.against

（）24.A.makeB.hopeC.wantD.lose

（）25.A.fallB.playC.listenD.exercise

三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

A

MrandMrsBrownhavetwochildren,MikeandLiz.Thewholefamilyareallbusy,sotheyoftenleavenotes（便条）foreachother.Readthesefournotesoftodayandanswerthefollowingquestions.

①3:

30pm

ToMike,

MrTylerrang.Nofootballpracticetoday.I’mgoingtoDonna’shousetoplayandbebackat5:

00pm.

Liz

②4:

00pm

ToLiz,

It’syourturntowalkthedog.Ihavetodomyhomeworkafterschool.RemembertoplaywithTeddywhenyougethome!

Mike

③6:

45pm

Hasanyoneseenmytennisshoes?

I’minmybedroomdoingmyhomework.

Mike

④9:

00pm

Isawyourshoesthismorning.TheysmeltterriblesoIputthemoutsidethebackdoor.Goodnight,dears!

Mum

（）26．Whoshouldwalkthedogtoday?

A．MikeB．MrsBrownC．Liz.D.MrBrown

（）27．WhatisMikedoingat6:

50pm

?

A．Practicingfootball.B．Doinghishomework

C．playingtennis.D.lookingforshoes

（）28．Accordingtothenotes,Teddyis______.

A．Mike’smotherB．Mike’sbrother

C．thedoginthefamilyD.Mike’sfriend

B

TodayisSunday,June14th．AndyisplanningatriptoSouthIslandwithhisfamily．Helovesdoingwatersports,especiall

yswimming．However,hisparentswon’tallowhimtoswimwhenthehighesttemperatureisbelow30℃．Hereistheweatherforecast（预报）forSouthIslandforthecomingweek.

（）29．OnwhichdayscanAndygoswimming?

A.June17thandJune18th．B.June19thandJune20th．

C.ThisTuesdayandWednesday．D.Tomorrowandthedayaftertomorrow．

（）30．WhatshouldAndy’sfamilytakewiththemiftheygotoSouthIslandonJune21st?

　A．Kites．　　B．Sunglasses．　　C．Umbrellas．　　D．Sunhats．

c

Whatdoyouthinkofblackcats?

Aretheyunluckierthancatsofothercolors?

ManypeopleinWesterncountriesthinkso.ScientistsattheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley（UCBerkeley）,didastudyoncatcoloursandpeople’sunderstandingsofcatpersonalities.

Thestudyfoundthatpeopledojudge（判断）catpersonalitiesbycolor.ScientistsdidasurveyontheInternet.Therewere49statements（描述）

matchingfivecatcoloringswith10personalities.Peoplethinkorangeandbi-coloured（双色的）catsarefriendly,tri-coloured（三色的）catsarenotgenerous,andwhitecatsarecalm,lazyandshy.Asforblackcats,peoplethinktheydon’thavespecialpersonalities.

Butwhydosomanypeopledislikekeepingblackcatsaspets?

Peoplethinkblackcatshavelessspecialpersonalities,whichmightbebecauseoftheirbadreputation（口碑）.Theythinkblackcatsmaybringbadluck,especiallyatHalloween.Moviesandtelevisionshowsalsomakepeoplebelievethat.

Althoughpeoplehavetheseideas,UCBerkeleyscientistsgiveanotherreason:

peopledon’tthinkblackcatsareprettyenough.Afterall,nothingcanshowblackcatsareunluckierthanothercats.“Youcan’tjudgeacatbyitscolour,becauseit’sthepersonalityofthecat,notthecolour,thatwillletyouknowifthecatisrightforyou,”CathyMarden,ascientistsaid.

（）31.ManypeopleinWesterncountriesmaythinkblackcatsare　　　.

A.lovelyanimalsB.asigno

fbadluck

C.asignofgoodluckD.unfriendlyanimals

（）32.Themainideaofparagraph2isthat　　　.

A.peopleoftencomplainaboutblackcatsontheInternet

B.peoplethinkcatsofdifferentcolourshavedifferentpersonalities

C.blackcatsarelesspopularthanothercats

D.thestudyisagreatsuccess

（）33.Accordingtothestudy,peoplethinkthat　　　.

A.blackcatshavespecialpersonalities

B.orangeandbi-colouredcatsaregenerous

C.catswiththreecoloursarefriendly

D.whitecatsarecalm,lazyandshy

（）34.Peopledon’tlikeblackcatsforthefollowingreasonsEXCEPT　　　.

A.blackcatsoftenappear

inTVshows

B.blackcatsbringbadlucktopeople

C.blackcatshavebadreputations

D.theydon’tthinkblackcatsarebeautiful

（）35.Thepassagemainlytalksabout　　　.

A.whyblackcatsarepopularinmovies

B.whypeoplearenotwillingtokeepblackcatsaspets

C.differentcolourcatshavedifferentpersonalities

D.differentpeoplehavedifferentideasonblackcats

D

Twostudentsstartedquarrelingatschool.Onestudentshouteddirtywordsattheother,andafightbegan.

Whatcanbedonetostopfightslikethisatschool?

Insomeschools,disputants（争执者）sitdownwithpeermediators（同龄调解者）.Peermediatorsareusuallystudentswithspecialtraininginthiskindofproblems.

Peermediatorshelpdisputantstotalkinafriendlyway.Herearesomeofthewaystheyuse.

1.Expresswhatyouthinkclearlybutdon'tsayanythingtohurttheother.Beginwith"Ifeel"insteadof"Youalways".

2.Listencarefullytowhattheotherpersonissaying.Don'tstoptheotherperson'swords.

3.Keeplookingattheotherperson'seyeswhenheorshespeaks.

4.Trytoseetheproblemsontheotherperson'sside.

5.Neverputanyonedown.Sayingthingslike"Youarefoolish（愚蠢的）"makesthetalkdifficult.

6.Trytofindaresultthatmakesbothpeoplehappy.

Peermediatorsneverdecideonthewinner.Theydon'tdecidewhoisrightorwhoiswrong.Insteadtheyhelpdisputantstofindtheirown"win-win"result.A"win-win"resultcanmakeeveryonefeelgood.

Peermediators'workisoftensuccessfuljustbecauseitgetsdisputantstotalktoeac

hother.Andgettingdisputantstotalktoeachotheristhefirststepinfindinga"win-win"result.

（）36.Peermediators'workis_______________.

A.toteachlessonstodisputants

B.tohelpfindawaytomakebothdisputantshappy

C.tofindoutwhostartsthequarrel

D.togivestudentssomespecialtraining

（）37.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"putanyonedown"meaninChinese?

A.贬低任何人   B.落后于任何人    

C.奉承任何人 D.向任何人低头

（）38.What'sthefirststepinfindinga"win-win"result?

A.Lettingdisputantsbeafraidofpeermediators.

B.Lettingdisputantsfeelpeermediators