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学年浙江省宁波市海曙区九年级上第一次质检英语试
2020-2021学年浙江省宁波市海曙区九年级(上)第一次质检英语试卷
一、完形填空(本题有15小题,每小题15分;共计15分)
1.Sonu'sfatherusedtogohunting(打猎).Hewasn'tgoodatit,
(1) heoftenbraggedabout(吹嘘)hishuntingskills.Oneday,Sonu'sfathertook
(2) along.Afteranenjoyabledrive,theyreacheda(3) .Birds,monkeys,rabbits,andotheranimalslivednearit.Sonu'sfatherwastryingtohitarabbit.However,nomatterhowhardhe(4) ,alltheshotsfailedtohitit.Then,hetriedtoshoototheranimals,buthe(5) succeeded.Afterafewhours,hisfather(6) andtookhimhome.
Whentheyreturnedhome,thereweresomeunexpectedguests.Sonu'sfatherfeltquite(7) whentheyaskedwhattheyhadgot.Sonudecidedtotakemattersintohisownhands.Hesaid,"My(8) shottwotargetsatatime!
"
AlltheguestswonderedhowSonu'sfather(9) shoottwotargetsatatime.Sonucontinued,"Heshotattheheadandtherightfootofaduck."Evenhisfatherwas(10) tohearthis.OneoftheguestssaidtoSonu,"Inmyexperience,it's(11) toshootattheheadandthefootatthesametime.Howdidyourfatherdoit?
Canyoushowus(12) theduckis?
"Sonuexplained,"Well,theduckwasscratching(挠)itsheadwithitsright(13) neartheriver.Mydadshotattheduck'sheadaswellasitsrightfoot.(14) ,theduckfellintotheriver.Wecouldn't(15) ,sowedidn'tgotogetit!
"Alltheguestsshooktheirheadsindisbelief.
Whentheguestsleft,Sonu'sfathersaidtohim,"It'snotagoodhabittobrag,isn'tit?
"
(1)A.so
B.but
C.and
D.because
(2)A.me
B.us
C.him
D.them
(3)A.hill
B.lake
C.mountain
D.river
(4)A.tried
B.studied
C.recorded
D.examined
(5)A.always
B.sometimes
C.nearly
D.never
(6)A.gaveup
B.wokeup
C.ranaway
D.gaveaway
(7)A.angry
B.worried
C.excited
D.embarrassed
(8)A.brother
B.father
C.son
D.mom
(9)A.might
B.should
C.could
D.must
(10)A.surprised
B.disappointed
C.nervous
D.thankful
(11)A.simple
B.important
C.necessary
D.impossible
(12)A.how
B.what
C.who
D.where
(13)A.arm
B.hand
C.foot
D.eye
(14)A.Sadly
B.Luckily
C.Actually
D.Normally
(15)A.jump
B.swim
C.shout
D.rush
二、阅读理解(本题有15小题,每小题6分;共计30分)
2.Germs(细菌)areeverywhere.Youcan'tseethem,buttheyareonyourdesk,onyourcomputer,andevenintheair!
Likepeople,germsmovearoundtheworld.Theyflywithusonplanes.Whenfood,clothes,andotherthingstravelaroundtheworld,germstravel,too.Somegermsaresafe,butsomearedangerous.Germscauseillnesseslikecoldsandtheflu.
WarmerWeatherBringsGerms
Theworld'sweatherischanging.Coolercountriesaregettingwarmer,soinsectsfromhotcountriescanmovethere.Someoftheseinsects,likemosquitoes,carrydangerousgerms.Thesegermscauseheadaches,fever,andcanevenkillpeople.
UnderYourSkin
Yourskinprotectsyoufromgerms.Itstopssomegerms,butnotall.Theycanenteryourbodywhenyoueat,orwhenyouhaveacut.Germsareonyourhands,too.Theyenteryourbodywhenyoutouchyoureyes,nose,ormouth.
FightingGerms
Yourimmunesystem(免疫系统)protectsyou,too.Whengermsgetinsideyourbody,yourimmunesystemfindsandkillsthem.Specialcells(细胞)movearoundyourbodyandfightgerms.Theyhelpyoustayhealthy.Othercellsmakeantibodies(抗体).Antibodieshelpyourbodyfindandstopgerms.
Youshouldwashyourhandswithsoapandwater.Soapkillsmanygerms,andwaterwashesthemaway.
(1)Theunderlinedword"there"refersto .
A.coolercountries
B.hotcountries
C.everywhere
D.theworld
(2)Whichofthefollowingcanbeputintotheblank?
A.Wherecanyoufightgerms?
B.Whencanyoufightgerms?
C.Whydoyouhavetofightgerms?
D.Whatcanyoudotofightgerms?
(3)Whichcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?
A.GermsAreEverywhere
B.WeatherIsChanging
C.SkinStopsGerms
D.GermsAreDeveloped
3.Yourmomtellsyoutoputonyourhatandgloves.Butasthecoldwinterseasongetscloser,it'ssocoldthatevenmom'sadvicedoesnotwork.
Thatmeansit'stimetoputonyourqiuku!
Thisisakindof"thermalunderwear(保暖内衣)"orlongunderpantsthatkeeppeoplewarminthecoldestmonthsoftheyear.
InWesterncountries,qiukuisusuallyknownaslongjohns,buttheyaren'tpopular.LongjohnsintheUSareusuallytwopieces,along﹣sleeved(长袖的)shirtandlongpants,wornunderotherclothingorsometimesevenusedaspajamas(睡衣).
LongjohnsfirstappearedinEnglandduringthe17thcentury.WecallthemlongjohnsbecausetheUSboxerJohnL.Sullivanworethemwhileheboxed.Butthisisnotahistoricalfact.
IntheUS,itgetsquitecoldandsnowyinmanyplaces.Andwhileparentsoftenpushkidstowearmoreclothesandlongunderwear,it'sveryspecialwhenyoungpeopleactually(实际上)putthemon.
Partofthereasonmightbebecauseit'snotveryfashionable(时尚的)andanotherreasonmightbebecausepeopledon'tspendmuchtimeoutsideduringthecoldmonths.Sotheyjustdealwiththefreezing(冰冻的)temperatureswhentheyhavetoleavethewarmbuilding.Butintheirparents'eyes,stayingwarmismoreimportantthanlookingnice.
(1)Peoplewearqiukutobe .
A.fashionable
B.popular
C.friendly
D.warm
(2)WhichoneisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?
A.LongjohnsfirstappearedintheUSinthe17thcentury.
B.LongjohnsgotitsnamefromtheboxerJohnL.Sullivan.
C.WecanreadaboutlongjohnsandSullivaninhistorybooks.
D.LongjohnsinWesterncountriesareaspopularasqiukuinChina.
(3)Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean?
A.Fewyoungpeoplewearlongjohns.
B.Manyyoungpeoplewearlongjohns.
C..Youngpeoplelikespeciallongjohns.
D.Youngpeopledislikespeciallongjohns.
(4)Thelastparagraphtellsusthat .
A.youngpeoplecaremoreaboutstayingwarm
B.youngpeoplethinklongjohnsarenotfashionable
C.inwinterpeopleneedtostayoutsideforalongtime
D..longjohnsarefashionablebutcan'tkeeppeoplewarm
4.Afteralongday'sstudyatschool,youareverytired.Soafterschoolyougohometorelax.Whenyougethome,arobotgreetsyou.He'shappytoseeyouandhelpsyoutakeyourschoolthingstoyourroom.Helistenstoyoutalkaboutyourschoollifeandtellsyouanewjoke.Andhetellsyoutocallyourcousinandtosay"Happybirthday".Andthenhehelpsyouwithyourhomework.
Thisisyourfuture,andtherobot'snameisNAO.NAOhasasmallbody,bigeyesandalargehead.Hecanwalkanddance.Helistensandtalks,andheevenlearnsandthinksforhimself.Hiscreators(创造者)predictthattherobotwillbeinpeople'shomesbefore2040.
This$16,000robotknowswhoyouare.NAOcanevenexpressemotions(表达情感).Heisaself﹣guidedrobot.Aself﹣guidedrobotcansense(感觉),thinkandact.Otherrobotsmightdotwooutofthethree.Forexample,arobotmightsensethingsusingcamerasandthinkusingcomputers,butwithnoarms,hecan'tact.Anotherrobotcanmoveandsensethings,buthecan'tthinkforhimself.Thesearen'tself﹣guidedrobots.ButNAOcandothemall.
(1)Therobottellsyoutocallyourcousinto .
A.say"Happybirthday"
B.dance
C.sendabirthdaygift
D.write
(2)WhatdoesNAOlooklike?
A.Hehasalargebodywithalargehead.
B.Hehasbigeyesandalargehead.
C.Hehassmalleyesandasmallhead.
D.Hehasasmallbodywithasmallhead.
(3)WhenmightpeoplehaverobotslikeNAOintheirhomes?
A.In2020.
B.In2030.
C.About15yearslater.
D.About25yearslater.
(4)Whereisthepassageprobablyfrom?
A.Astorybook.
B.Apicturebook.
C.Adictionary.
D.Asciencemagazine.
5.IfyouareinShanghaiandwanttothrowawayacupofmilktea,becareful.Youneedtofollowthesesteps:
First,pouroutanyleftoverintoawetwastebin;second,putthepaperwrapperintoarecyclablebin;third,throwthesingle﹣﹣﹣usecupandstrawintoadrywastebin.
Soundcomplex(复杂的)?
You'llhavetogetusedtoit.FromJulyIon,peopleinShanghaiarerequiredtosort(将…分类)theirgarbageaccordingtostrictrules。
ManyothercitiesinChinaareplanningtocreatesimilargarbage﹣sortingrules.
Whyshouldwesortourgarbage?
Theanswerliesintheincreasingamountofwasteweareproducing.Chinesecitiesproduceover200milliontonsofwasteeachyear,accordingtoChinaEconomicNet.Mostofthiswasteisburied(填埋)inlandfills(垃圾填埋场),whichmaypollutewaterandsoil..Moreover,wearerunningoutofspacefornewlandfills.
Infact,morethanhalfofourwastecanberecycled.Recyclablegarbagecanbemadintonewmaterials,whilewetgarbagecanbeusedtomakegas,heatandfertilizer.Butinordertorecycleefficiently,weneedtosortourgarbage.
Can'tgarbage﹣processingcompaniesdothesortingjobforus?
Theycan.Butthatrequiresalotofworkandcostslotsofmoney.Thingswillbecomemucheasierifeachofuscansortourowngarbage.Besides,thetroublesometaskofsortingmightencouragepeopletoproducelesswaste.Doyoustillwanttobuythatmilktea?
(1)HowmanystepsdopeopleinShanghaifollowtothrowawaymilktea?
AOne
B.Two
C.Three
D.Four
(2)Whyshouldpeoplesorttheirgarbage?
①Becausetheamountofwasteisincreasingallthetime.
②Becausepeoplecanrecyclemorethanha;lfoftheirwaste.
③BecausetherearestillsomenewlandfillswasteinChina.
④Becausemostofburiedwastemaypollutesoilandwater.
A.①②③
B.②③④
C.①②④
D.①③④
(3)Whichofthefollowingstatementiswriter'sopinion?
A.Garbage﹣producingcompaniescandothesortingjobwithfewermoney.
B.PeopleinChinaonlyneedtosorttheirrecyclablegarbageathome.
C.It'seasierandeasierforeveryonetosorthisowngarbageindailylife.
D.Manystrictgarbage﹣sortingrulesmightmakepeopleproducelesswaste.
(4)Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Garbage﹣polluting.
B.Garbage﹣recycling.
C.Garbage﹣producing.
D.Garbage﹣sorting.
任务型阅读(本题有5小题,每小题5分;共计5分)阅读下面文章,选出合适选项,将序号填入相应的空格内。