湖北省武汉市东湖高新区学年九年级下学期月考英语试题.docx

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湖北省武汉市东湖高新区学年九年级下学期月考英语试题

湖北省武汉市东湖高新区2020-2021学年九年级下学期4月月考英语试题

学校:

___________姓名：

___________班级：

___________考号：

___________

一、单选题

1．—Doyouwantmetohandoutthegoods?

—________，butIcanmanageitmyself.

A．That’sagoodideaB．That’sverykindofyou

C．Yes,pleaseD．Noproblem

2．—Hello!

MayItospeaktoMr.Green?

—________

A．Hi!

I’mMr.Green.B．Hello!

Whoareyou?

C．Ha-ha!

AreyouJack?

D．Holdtheline,please.

3．—Don’tforgettowearamask.

—________.

A．Thanks.IwillB．Mindyourownbusiness

C．It’snothingD．Iwon’t

4．—She’sbroughtyousomestrawberriesagain.

—Great!

Ilikethestrawberriesshe________alot.

A．growsB．willgrowC．hasgrownD．grew

5．—Doyoustillplayfootball?

—No.I________itanymoreforthelasttwoyear.

A．didn’tplayB．won’tplayC．haven’tplayedD．hadn’tplayed

6．—Istilldon’tknowwhat________whileIwasawayfromhome.

—Nothingserious.

A．hadhappenedB．happenedC．hashappenedD．happens

7．—Whatdidyourheadteachersaytoyou?

—Heaskedme________.

A．whohadn’tturnedinhomeworkonlineB．whyIamlateforonlineclass

C．ifIhavefinishedmyhomeworkontimeD．what’swrongwithmycomputer

8．—IhearHenrywasabsentfromyesterday’sonlinemeeting.

—________why?

A．AndB．SoC．ButD．Or

9．Theinfraredthermometers（红外线测温仪）havebeen________insomeschoolsrecently.

A．fittedB．filledC．fallenD．finished

10．ThefiremeninSichuanfought________timetoputoutthefire.

A．onB．inC．againstD．at

11．—Whathappenedtoher?

Therewasa________ofsadnessinhervoice.

—Hergrandfather’shealthconditionisworse.

A．symbolB．markC．noteD．notice

12．—Mycomputeristooslowtohaveonlineclasses.Ican’tstandit!

—Takeiteasy!

Evenanoldcomputerisbetterthan________.

A．nothingB．neitherC．nooneD．none

13．Manyvolunteersare________theirtimetohelpwiththecommunitywork.

A．givingawayB．givingupC．takingawayD．takingup

14．—Basicmedicalsupplies（医疗物资）fall________insomeforeigncountriesthesedays.

—ButChinesegovernmentisofferinghelptothem.

A．badB．emptyC．shortD．low

15．—Whoisthegirldancingthere?

—Ifyou________know,hernameisLucy.

A．mustB．mayC．canD．should

二、完型填空

“It’sin!

”Afterscoringagoal,BritishsoccerplayerTrentAlexander-Arnoldcelebratedthevictorywithhisarmsfoldedacrosshischest.Hewas16thetrademark（标志）styleofFrenchsoccerplayerKylianMbappe.

Lateron,Alexander-Arnold17apictureofhimselfwiththeposture（姿势）onsocialmedia,saying,“18Mbappecando...”alongwithacryinglaughingemoji（表情）andthehashtag（标签）YNWA（You’llNeverWalkAlone）.He19toldtheworldthathecanplayaswellasMbappe,oneoftheworld’stopsoccerplayers.

It’s20thatAlexander-Arnoldisanexcellentplayer.HehelpedhisclubLiverpoolreachthetopofthePremierLeague（英超）after21Leicesterina4-0gameonDec27,2019.The21-year-oldplayerscoredagoalandmadetwo22passesduringthegame.

BorninWestDerby,23ofLiverpool,Alexander-Arnoldgrewupplayingintheclub’syouthteams.At18,hejoinedtheclubandwontheYoungPlayeroftheSeasonAwardthefollowingyear.

Asarightback（右后卫）,heis24forhisamazingpassingskills.ThisseasoninthePremierLeague,heaveraged3.1keypasses,2.4crossesand4.8longballspergame.The25hehandlestheballis“a（n）26joytowatch,”KaranKherawroteforTasteofFootball.

Alexander-Arnold’sstrongplayinghascaughtthe27ofMbappe.He“liked”apostshowinghimandAlexander-Arnolddoingthesame28postureonthesocialmediasiteTwitter.

Buttoreallystandshouldertoshoulderwiththebest,Alexander-Arnoldknowsthathestillhasalongwaytogo.

“Idon’tthinkhe29himselfascompletebyanymeasure–he’sstill30aboutgettingbetter,”saidLiverpooldirectorAlexInglethorpe.

16．A．readingB．copyingC．developingD．presenting

17．A．sharedB．tookC．drewD．received

18．A．EverythingB．SomethingC．AnythingD．Nothing

19．A．simplyB．justC．mainlyD．seemingly

20．A．trueB．possibleC．impossibleD．funny

21．A．kickingB．winningC．beatingD．playing

22．A．longB．shortC．importantD．real

23．A．familyB．homeC．cityD．country

24．A．sorryB．knownC．happyD．excited

25．A．wayB．skillC．abilityD．trick

26．A．funnyB．successfulC．completeD．common

27．A．encouragementB．wisdomC．appearanceD．attention

28．A．graduationB．celebrationC．invitationD．congratulation

29．A．makesB．choosesC．seesD．says

30．A．anxiousB．strictC．worriedD．crazy

三、阅读单选

Beetlanditsdesigners.TNS

Playingwithdogsisenjoyablefordogowners.

However,itisnotenjoyabletocleanuptheirsmellyfeces（粪便）.Thegoodnewsisthatacompanyhasdesignedarobottodothisforus.

Withitssensorsandcameras,therobot,calledBeetl,isabletofindandscoopupwhatdogsleavebehind.Thesensorsalsohelpitavoidthingsliketreesandcars.

Peoplecansenditofftoworkwithintheiryards.Theycanalsolimititsmovementtoacertainarea.Onceitfindsfeces,itmovesoveritandusesaclaw（爪子）asascoop.Therobotthenputsthefecesinacontainer（容器）.

However,therobotisstillbeingtested.Sountilitisreadytogotomarket,dogownerswillstillhavetoscoopupaftertheirpets.

31．WecanknowfromthematerialthatBeetlis________.

A．adogB．adesignerC．adogownerD．arobot

32．It’sclearthat________.

A．dogownersmustbehappywiththeproductB．therearesixdesignersinthecompany

C．therobothasn’tbeentestedD．Beetlenjoysplayingwithdogs

33．Inthematerial,“sensors”canbekindsof________.

A．clawsB．instrumentsC．phonesD．scoops

34．Thewriterwrotethismaterialprobablyto________.

A．introducesomedesignersB．explainhowBeetlworks

C．introduceanewinventionD．advertiseBeetl

35．Wherecanweprobablyreadthismaterial?

A．Inatravelmagazine.B．Inascientificreport.

C．Inaguidebook.D．Inasciencemagazine.

Itisoftensaidthatelderlypeopledon’tunderstandyoungsters,whilemanybelievethatchildrenaretooyoungtofullyappreciatethewisdom（智慧）oftheirelders.Butintruth,bothgroupshavealottolearnfromeachother.

SisterGeraldineTanrunstheSt.Joseph’sHomefortheAgedandHospiceinSingapore.It’smainlyafacility（机构）forservingtheelderly.Butnotallofitsvisitorsareseniorcitizens（老年人）.

Thehomealsoincludesachildcarecenterforabout50kidsbetweentheagesof2monthsand6yearsold.Atthecenterofthehome’scourtyard（庭院）,there’saplaygroundwheretheelderlycanplaywiththekids.Bydoingso,theycanlearnmoreabouteachotherandgainmutual（相互的）respectandunderstanding.

Ithinkthisisquiteaninterestingidea.Foronething,weliveinaworldwhereagingsocietiesarebecomingmorecommon.Chinaitselfisfacingthisproblemasitspopulationages.Itwillbeimportantforyoungpeopletobeabletounderstandandcarefortheelderlyinthecomingdecades（数十年）.

Sadly,myowngrandparentsweren’taroundwhenIwaslittle,astheyhadalreadypassedaway.Inevergottolearnwhattheworldwaslikethroughtheireyes,orwhatkindsofchallengestheymighthavefacedwhentheyweremyage.Theirliveswillalwaysbeamysterytome.

ButIsupposeIcanstilllearnfromotherpeopleofoldergenerations.Imightfindsomeoftheirideasold-fashioned,andtheymightbelievethatmygeneration’swayofthinkingisstrangeorincorrect.Butwecanstilllearnfromeachotheranyway.

36．WhatisspecialabouttheSingaporeanfacility?

A．Itisactuallyachildcarecenter.B．Noteveryvisitorisallowedtogothere.

C．Itacceptsbothelderlypeopleandkids.D．Theelderlyhelptakecareofkidsthere.

37．Whatproblemdoestheworldface,accordingtothewriter?

A．Kidsareshowinglessrespectfortheelderly.B．Theelderlycan’tunderstandchildren.

C．Therearemoreandmoreelderlypeople.D．Youngpeopleareunabletocarefortheelderly.

38．Itisclearthat________.

A．SisterGeraldineTanlostherparentswhenshewasstillveryyoung

B．theSt.Joseph’sHomemainlyservesseniorpeople

C．thewriterhasnobrothersorsisters

D．about50kidsbetweentheagesof6monthsand2yearsoldareintheSt.Joseph’sHome

39．InParagraph5,thewritertellsusthat________.

A．weshouldcherishourgrandparentsB．weshouldseetheworldinamoretraditionalway

C．grandparentsfacemanychallengesD．grandparents’livesarefullofmystery

40．Whatopinionmightthewriteragreewith?

A．Elderlypeopledon’tunderstandyoungsters.

B．Youngsterscan’tappreciateelderlypeople’swisdom.

C．Theelderlyandtheyoungsharelittleexperience.

D．Differentgenerationscanlearnfromeachother.

ThemomentIsteppedofftheplaneafterawriter’smeeting,myyoungestsonJeremygreetedmeandcriedout,“Posterpaper,Mama!

Ineedposterpaper.We’rehavingacompetitionatschool.”

Beingahousewifeandwriter,IfeltlikenomatterhowhardItried,Icouldn’tkeepupwiththeneedsofmyfamily.Backathome,Jeremykeptremindingmeoftheposterpaper,butIjustcouldn’tspareaminuteforit.Graduallythough,hebegantospeakmoresoftly,almostasifheweretalkingtohimself.Maybehe’lljustforgetit,Ithoughthopefully.SoIputJeremy’srequestatthebottomofmylonglistofthingstodo.

MythirddayhomeImanagedtotakefifteenminutestotypeanarticlewhenasmallshadowfellacrossmypaper.IknewwhoitwouldbebeforeIlookedup.Jeremystoodquietlywatchingme.Oh,myGod,pleasedon’tlethimsayitagain.IknewwhathewantedbutIneededtotype.IsmiledweaklyatJeremyandkepttyping.Hewatchedforafewmoreminutes,thenturnedandwalkedaway.Ialmostdidn’thearhiswords.“Competitionisovertomorrow,anyway.”Thesmallfigurewalkingoutofmyroom,asilentvoicespokeurgentlytomyheart,“Gethimthatpaper－now!

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