九年级上学期第一阶段性检测英语试题.docx

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九年级上学期第一阶段性检测英语试题

2、请将第I卷的1—45小题的答案填写在答题卡上。

第Ⅰ卷（选择题共45分）

一、单项填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）

（）1.–Whatdoyouthinkof____________2013AsianYouthGames?

-Ishouldsayitwas________success.

A./;aB.the;aC.the;/D./;/

（）2.–Peterhasgoodgradesinallhissubjects,buthenevershowsoff.

–Iagree.Heisvery_________.

A.easy-goingB.imaginativeC.modestD.generous

（）3.–That’sverykind_________you_________me.

A.of;helpB.of;tohelpC.to;tohelpD.for;helping

（）4.-IsthatyourbestfriendKitty?

-No,it_________beher.SheflewtoSingaporeyesterday.

A.mustn’tB.maynotC.needn’tD.can’t

（）5.–Hedidn’tthinktheshirt_________,sohedidn’tbuyit.

A.enoughcheapB.enoughexpensiveC.cheapenoughD.expensiveenough

（）6.-Dad,canIhave_________toeat?

I’mhungry.

-Sorry,thereis_________inthefridge.Canyougodownstairstobuysomefood?

A.anything;nothingB.something;none

C.something;nothingD.anything;none

（）7.–“It’stoocold.Wouldyoumind_________thewindow?

”.

-“_________.Butdon’tdoitnow.”

A.toclose;SureB.closing;Goodidea

C.closing;BetternotD.closing;Ofcoursenot

（）8.Thesockscost_________much_________wedidn’tbuyany.

A.enough;toB.so;thatC.too;toD.such;that

（）9.-Whatareyoubusydoing,Sandy?

-I’mmakingsomeflashcards_________merememberEnglishwords.

A.helpB.tohelpC.helpingD.helped

（）10.—Haveyoufoundyourlostmobilephone?

—No,Ihaven’t.ButIboughtyesterday.

A.itB.oneC.anotherD.other

（）11.–Iprefer_________shoppingto_________athome.

A.togo;stayingB.going;stayC.going;stayingD.go;tostay

（）12.—Helen,canIwearjeansandaT-shirttotheeveningparty?

—OK.Butadressmightbe.

A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best

（）13.-CanAmybethechairpersonoftheStudents’Union?

-Perhaps.Shethinksshecandoanythingifshetriesherbest.Sheis__________

enoughtotakethejob.

A.imaginativeB.organizedC.confidentD.helpful

（）14.Mostboys_________ballstodollswhilemostgirls_________havedollsthan

balls..

A.wouldrather,preferB.prefer,wouldrather

C.wouldrather,wouldratherD.prefer,prefer

（）15.–Don’tworry.Westillhave__________time.

A.littleB.alittleC.fewD.afew

二、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

16.A.ideasB.feelingsC.interestsD.activities

17.A.studyB.playC.huntD.talk

18.A.helpB.signsC.informationD.words

19.A.MorningB.Good-byeC.CongratulationsD.Welcome

20.A.notanyB.afewC.fewD.all

21.A.won’tB.don’tC.mustn’tD.can’t

22.A.EngineersB.DirectorsC.ScientistsD.Zookeepers

23.A.showB.programmeC.movieD.school

24.A.researchesB.secretsC.accidentsD.stories

25.A.soB.butC.thoughD.unless

三、阅读理解（共20小题,每小题1分，满分20分）

阅读下列材料，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。

2019-2020年九年级上学期第一阶段性检测英语试题

SchoolLibrary

ToJoyLee,

Justtoremindyouthatyouhavefouroverduebooks.

TitleWriter

①TheageofInnocenceEdithWhartondue（到期）22/Jan

②MrStandfastJohnBuchandue24/Jan

③ImagineAlisonLesterdue26/Jan

④SelectedTalesJakobandWilhelmGrimmdue26/Jan

Pleasereturnthesebookstomorrow.Otherpeoplemaybewaitingtoborrowthem.

JaneJohnes

Librarian

Date:

3/Feb/2013

Note:

Youmaynotborrowanynewbooksuntilthesebookshavebeenreturned.

A.areportB.anintroductionC.areminderD.anadvertisement

27.Thisnotewaswrittenby.

A.JaneJohnesB.JoyLeeC.AlisonLesterD.JohnBuchan

28.JohnBuchanis.

A.dueon24thJanuaryB.afriendofJoyLee’s

C.thewriterofthenoteD.thewriterofMrStandfast

29.JoyLeeshouldreturnthebookImaginebefore.

A.22ndJanB.24thJanC.26thJanD.3rdFeb

30.FromthisnoteweDON’Tknowthat.

A.JaneJohnesworksinthelibrary

B.JoyLeemaynotborrowanynewbooksnow

C.JoyLeehaslentthesefourbookstootherstudents

D.JaneJohnesasksthenotereceivertoreturnthefourbooksonFeb.4th

B

London,May5,2003EmmaRichardsofBritainhasbecomethefirstwomanandtheyoungestpersontofinishtheAroundAlone,whichisaround-the-worldsailingrace.ThejourneystartedinNewYorklastSeptemberandwenteastaroundSouthAfricatoNewZealand.ItcrossedthePacificOceanandwentaroundSouthAmerica,endingupyesterdayinRhodeIsland,thesmalleststateinAmerica.Intheend,thetripcoveredover46,000kilometres.Thesamesearoutewastakeninthepastbymanyfamoustravelerswhowantedtolearnabouttheworld.

Emma,a1996graduate（毕业生）oftheUniversityofGlasgow,finishedtheraceattheageoftwenty-eight.Theracerequirescompetitorstosailalone.Emmasaidthatactuallyitwasverydifficulttobeallbyherselfforsuchalongtimeeventhoughshe’sreallyintosailing.Herworstmomentwaswhenshehadtoclimbthehighmast（船桅）inabadstormtofixsomebrokenparts.Shesailedhundredsofkilometresawayfromlandandthewindwasblowingveryhard.Onlyherstrongwillpowerkepthergoingtomakeitalltheway.Thesedays,Emmaishappytobehomewithherparentsandsleepinabedthatstaysstill.

31.Thefirstparagraphismostlyabout.

A.theAroundAloneraceB.aterriblewindstorm

C.thestartofthejourneyD.thesmalleststateinAmerica

32.WhichoneisNOTtrue?

A.Emmasailedalonearoundtheworld.

B.Emmamadeanewroutefortheseatravel.

C.Emmaistheyoungestpersontofinishtherace.

D.EmmaisthefirstwomantofinishAroundAlone.

33.Thesecondparagraphmainlytellsusabout.

A.Emma’sparentsB.howtorepairabrokenboat

C.theUniversityofGlasgowD.Emma’ssailingexperience

34.Howlongdidthetriptake?

A.Aboutfourmonths.B.Aboutsixmonths.

C.Abouteightmonths.D.Abouttwelvemonths.

35.WhatisthebestwaytoexplainEmma’ssuccess?

A.Theotherracershadmanyproblems.

B.Herparentsencouragedhertokeepon.

C.Shehadstrongwillpowertomakeittotheend.

D.Shehadreceivedagoodeducationinauniversity.

C

Everyyear,wecelebratemanyspecialdays─Mother’sDay,Father’sDay,andNewYear’sDay.Insomecountries,thereisaspecialdayforplayingtricksonothers.InNorthAmericaandpartsofEurope,thisdayisknownasAprilFool’sDay,andiscelebratedonApril1.

ManypeoplebelievethattheFrenchstartedAprilFool’sDay.Centuriesago,NewYear’sDayinEuropewasApril1.In1582,thecalendarchangedandKingCharlesIXofFrancemovedittoJanuary1.

Somepeopledidnotlikethis,andchosetokeepApril1asNewYear’sDay.Manycalledthesepeople‘Aprilfools’andplayedjokesandtricksonthem.Overtime,April1becameadaytohavefuninFrance.ItthenspreadtoEnglandandScotland,andlater,toNorthAmerica.

OnAprilFool’sDay,jokesarecommon.IntheUnitedStates,forexample,apersonmaymoveafriend’sclockaheadonehour,orchangethesugarandsalt.InScotland,AprilFool’sDaylastsfortwodays.Theseconddayiscalled‘TailyDay’─forone’s‘tail’.Onthisday,peoplemightsecretlyputasignsaying‘kickme’onaperson’sbackorbehind.Othercountrieshavetheirown‘Fool’sDay’.InSpainandMexico,peopleplaytricksoneachotheronDecember28.InIndia,ithappensonMarch31.

Inmanycountriesaroundtheworld,April1isadayoffun.Jokesbringaboutalotoflaughter,andmanyshoutsof‘AprilFool’!

36.Itissaidthatpeoplefirstcelebrated‘Fool’sDay’in.

A.theUnitedStatesB.FranceC.ScotlandD.Spain

37.InNorthAmerica,‘Fool’sDay’iscelebratedon.

A.April1B.April2C.December28D.March31

38.Peopleareallowedtowhilecelebrating‘Fool’sDay’.

A.kickyourfriendsinthebehindB.moveafriend’sclockaheadonehour

C.playjokesandtricksonyourfriendsD.takeaholidayfromworkfortwodays

39.WhichcountryisNOTmentioned（提到）inthepassageascelebrating‘Fool’sDay’?

A.England.B.India.C.Mexico.D.Japan.

40.Overtime,April1becameadaytohavefuninFrance.ItthenspreadtoEngland….Here“spread”means.

A.盛行B.流传C.接受D.发展

D

“Fishstories”arestoriesofthegreatestfishthatafishermanhasalmostcaught,butforsomereason,thefishalwaysgetaway.Usually,thesestoriesdonothavemuchtruthtothem.Oneofthebiggestfishstoriesinhistorywasaboutawhale.

In1891,ashiphuntingforwhalesintheSouthAtlanticOceanfoundaverylargewhale.Whilethehuntersweretryingtokillthewhale,itsanktwosmallboats.Onemandrowned,andanotherman,JamesBartley,waslostintheocean.However,afterthehuntersfinallykilledthewhale,theycutopenthewhale’sstomachandfoundMrBartleyinside.Hewasnotdead!

Severalweekslater,MrBartleyseemedtohavegottenoverhisterribleexperience.Theonlythinghecouldrememberwasthatwhilehewasinsidethewhale,itwasveryhot.Theliquid（液体）fromthewhale’sstomachhadturnedallofhisskinsnowwhite.MrBartleyhadtolivewiththeeffectfromthewhalefortherestofhislife.

Today,manypeoplehaveheardaboutthestrangeexperienceofMrBartleyanddonotbuyit.Notonerealfacthasbeenfoundtoprovethattheeventsevertookplacedescribedbythesailors.NoscientistornewspaperreporterwaseverabletotalktoMrBartley,andallofthestoriestoldinmagazinesaboutMrBartley’sexperiencewereexplainedbyothersailorsontheboat.MrBartleywasprobablynotevenarealpersonatall.

In1928,afterthecaptain（船长）ofthewhalingshiphaddied,onemanaskedthecaptain’s