选修九英语测试.docx

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选修九英语测试

必修九英语

（全卷120分）

第一节单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1．—I’dliketotrysomethingdifferentasI’vegottiredofwatchingcartoonsalltheevenings.

—

A．Goahead!

B．Itdepends.C．Whatfor?

D．Likewhat?

2．Awomanwasdugoutafterbeingburieddeepintheruinsformorethan200hours.

A．livingB．aliveC．livelyD．live

3．Itissometimessaidthatsocietycanbejudgedbywayitcarestheweakestmembers.

A．a;aB．the;aC．the;theD．a;the

4．Inthe27thSydneyOlympicGames,ourChineseteamgot28goldmedals,thirdofallthecompetingcountries.

A．rankedB．torankC．rankingD．havingranked

5．helivesinalargeflatandownsmuchmoney,hedoesn’tseemashappyasbefore.

A．WhileB．WhetherC．UnlessD．Before

6．Weweretoldthespeakerwouldbeherebefore9:

00,buthehasn’tturnedupsofar.Heinthetraffic.

A．musthavecaughtB．shouldhavecaught

C．musthavebeencaughtD．shouldhavebeencaught

7．Treatmentswerescientificeffectiveinthe1930s.Patientssufferedalotfromoperations.

A．neither;norB．either;orC．both;andD．notonly;butalso

8．MyGrandpaisagoodstoryteller.Heusedtostoriesashewentalong.

A．pickupB．lookupC．takeupD．makeup

9．Itisexactlywebehavehaschangedtheworld.

A．which;thatB．how;thatC．how;whatD．what;that

10．TheteacherhadacarefultalkwithTom,problemsispoorstudyhabit.

A．whoseB．hisC．oneofwhoseD．oneofhis

11．hehadshutallthewindows,Tomreturnedtocheckthemcarefully.

A．MakesureB．MakingsureC．TomakesureD．Havingmadesure

12．ThenewsquicklygotaroundamongtheclasstheirmonitorhasbeenchosenasavolunteerfortheBeijingOlympics.

A．thatB．whetherC．whichD．what

13．I’msorry,mybossisoutrightnow.CanIamessageforhim?

A．leaveB．makeC．giveD．take

14．ItheInternetwhenshetelephonedtoinvitemetoeatout,andIhappilysaidOKtoher.

A．wassurfingB．hadsurfedC．havesurfedD．surfed

15．I’vealwaysbeenexpectingaCDplayer,andnowI’vesavedenoughmoneytobuy.

A．itB．eitherC．theoneD．one

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Wearemostoftencalledupontosupportothersinfriendship.Severalyearsago,Donnahadbeenfeelingvery16.Shehadjustbrokenupwithherboyfriendoftwoyears,andshewashavingaverydifficulttime17theloss.Beforethat,shehadbeenstayinginbedfordayswitha18injuryinatrafficaccident,andthetimealoneathomecertainlywasnot19.Hersufferingwasonlygetting20byherfrustration（沮丧）atherselfforbeingunabletopullittogether（重新振作）and21cryingallthetime.

Earlyonemorning,Donna22aphonecallwithsometerriblenews:

herbestfriend'sbrotherhadbeen23inacaraccident.Donnahadknownthis24,Mary,andherbrothernearlyherentirelife,andthenewswasastonishing（令人惊讶的）anddeadly.25,Donnaquicklypulledherselftogether,gotinthecar,anddrovetoherfriend'shousetokeepher26.

Overthenextfewdays,Donnawas100percent27forMary.Sheheldherclose28shecriedendlesstears,andsatbyhersideasthewavesofsadness29herfriend,Duringthattimeshe30feltanypaininherkneeatallandnoneofthedepressionshehadbeen31.

Severalweekslater,whenlifebegantoreturntonormal,Donnarealizedthatthe32shehadgiven.Marywasgreaterthananysupportshehadofferedto33duringherdarktime.She34thatherowntearsrequiredas35attentionfromherasanyoneelse's,andthatifshecouldgiveittoanother,shemustbeabletogiveittoherself.

16．A．confusedB．disappointedC．tiredD．bored

17．A．acceptingB．consideringC．recoveringD．mending

18．A．heartB．feelingC．mindD．knee

19．A．helpingB．changingC．returningD．passing

20．A．improvedB．changedC．worseD．weaker

21．A．continueB．stopC．keepD．start

22．A．madeB．paidC．receivedD．gave

23．A．killedB．injuredC．knockedD．caught

24．A．driverB．doctorC．sisterD．friend

25．A．InsteadB．HoweverC．FinallyD．Absolutely

26．A．companyB．wordC．painD．promise

27．A．necessaryB．anxiousC．presentD．important

28．A．becauseB．whileC．ifD．unless

29．A．washedoverB．watchedoverC．turnedoverD．wentover

30．A．exactlyB．obviouslyC．usuallyD．hardly

31．A．preventingB．defeatingC．experiencingD．removing

32．A．friendshipB．supportC．courageD．hope

33．A．herselfB．othersC．someoneD．anyone

34．A．decidedB．doubtedC．hopedD．realized

35．A．carefulB．littleC．specialD．much

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

第一节：

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Shareflat.HappyValleybigflat,oneroomreadyforuseimmediately,quietandconvenient,fullyfurnished,parkview.￥6,800peryear,includingbillswithmaid（女佣）.Femalenon-smoker.Nopet.Sarah,call25720836or10077809.

Movingsale.Twoarmchairs,red/brown,￥400each;coffeetable,black,wood,￥800;oilpainting,big,￥900;doublebed,￥500;fridge,big,double-door,￥1000;oldpictures,￥140each.Tel:

Weekend,25216011;weekday,25245867.

Part-timeLaboratoryassistantwanted.Requiredbyanelectronicscompanytohelpwithdevelopingcomputersoftware.ShouldhaveanElectronicsdegreeandsomepracticalexperienceofworkingatanelectronicslaboratory.Time:

9:

30am~1:

00pm,Mon.~Fri.14days’paid-leaveperyear.Salary:

￥6,598~10,230permonth,dependingonexperience.Sendyourletterofapplicationto:

MrsGChan,NOVAELECTRONICS,45GordonRoad.

36．Thepersonwhoputsonthefirstadvertisementprobablywantsto_______.

A．sellabeautifulflatofherowninHappyValley

B．findanotherladytosharethecosttorentaflat

C．shareherroominaflatwithwhoeverhasnopet

D．findamaidtolookaftertheflatandherself

37．Accordingtothesecondadvertisement,youmay_______.

A．buyanoldpictureat￥140B．buyblackcoffeeat￥800

C．buytwoarmchairsat￥400D．buyanythingyouwant

38．Ifyouwanttobuyanyoldfurniture,youmay________.

A．getintouchwithHappyValleyB．call25245867everyday

C．doitbeforeyoumovetoanotherplaceD．call25245867onMonday

39．Onceyougetapart-timejobinNOVAELECTRONICS,________.

A．youcanenjoy14days’paid-leaveeachyearbesidesweekends

B．youwillget￥6,598eachmonthregardlessofyourexperience

C．youwillhavetoworkatleastfourhoursperday

D．youmustwriteanapplicationletterto45GordonRoad

B

Myfriendmustbethewisestwomanonthisplanet,forshehasliveduptothethreewords“Seizethemoment”.Toomanypeopleputoffsomethingthatbringsthemjoyjustbecausetheyhaven’tthoughtaboutit,orbecausetheyareunwillingtotrysomethingnew.

Mysisterdiedafewyearsago.Weneverdidhavelunchtogether.Ican’trememberhowmanytimesIwasrefusedwhenIcalledhertogotolunch.Shewouldsaytome:

“Ican’t,mybrother.Ihaveclothesontheline.”“Myhairisdirty.IwishIhadknownyesterday.”“Ihadalatebreakfast.”“Itlookslikerain.”OnlyafterherdeathdidIchoosetobealittlemoreflexible（灵活的）.

Lifeisnotmadeupofthingsthatyoudoataparticulartime,butitdemandsvarietyandadventure.Aswegrowolder,thelistofpromisesmadetoourselvesmaygetlonger.Perhapsonemorning,whenwewakeup,wewillfindtooursurprisethatourlifeisfullof“I’mgoingto”,“Iplanto”and“Someday,whenthingsaresettleddownabit.”

Myseizethe-momentfriendisopentoadventureandreadyatanymomenttomakeanewstart.Shekeepsanopenmindaboutnewideas.Hergreatinterestinlifeiscontagious.Withheraroundyou,youmaytradeyourbadfeetforgoodshoes.

Ihavenottouchedicecreamfor10years.Theotherday,Istoppedoffandboughtatriple-decker（三层冰淇淋）.Ifmycarhadhitaniceberg（冰山）onthewayhome,Iwouldhavediedhappy.

40．Thepassagesuggeststhattheauthor’ssister_________________.

A．wasverybusywithherworkB．diedaveryhappyperson

C．alwaysdidthingsinafixedorderD．wasthewisestwomanintheworld

41．Thewriterhashadanewwayoflookingatlifesince___________.

A．hissisterdiedB．hemetthewisewoman

C．heturnedoldD．thethreewordsappeared

42．Theunderlinedword“contagious”isusedtoshowthatthewomanis_______.

A．politeB．influencialC．practicalD．proud

43．Theauthorexpectsthosewhohavereadthepassageto___________.

A．havealonglistofpromisesB．beasmartbusinessman

C．hitanicebergintheircarsD．beasadventurousashimself

C

Researchhasshownthatyourtalentforhappinessis,toalargedegree,determinedbyyourgenes.Andyet,scientistswhostudyhappinessbelievewecanachievehappiness.

1.Don’tworry:

ChoosetoBeHappy

Themostimportantstep,however,istomakeachoicetogainyourhappiness.Inhisbook,TheAchievementofHappiness,BertrandRussellsaid,“Happinessmustbeanachievementratherthanagiftofthegods,andinthisachievement,effort,bothinwardandoutward,mustplayagreatpart.”

Onceyou’vedecidedtobehappier,youcanchoosesomegoodwaystogainhappiness.

2.ToBeThankful

Inhisbook,RealHappiness,professorMartinSeligmanencouragesreaderstoperformadaily“gratitude（感恩）exercise”.Thishelpspeoplekeepawayfromsorrowanddespair（绝望）,hesays,andmakespeoplehappier.

3.Remember:

MoneyCan’tBuyHappiness

Researchshowsthathavingmoremoneythanyouactuallyneedbringsverylittleextrahappiness.“Partofthereasonisthatpeoplearen’tverygoodatunderstandingwhattodowiththemoney,”saysGeorgeLoewenstein,aneconomistatCarnegieMellonUniversity.

4.TakePartinMeaningfulActivities

Peopleareseldomhappier,saysprofessorMichael,thanwhenthey’reinthe“flow”.Yethehasfoundthatthemostcommonleisure（空闲）timeactivity—watching