浙江省义乌市九年级英语检测试题Word格式.docx

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B.Becauseheruncle’scarwasstolen.

C.Becauseheruncle’scarwasbroken.

第二节:

听长对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确的选项，回答问题。

（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）

听第一段长对话，回答6，7两小题。

6.Whohasn’tadvisedthefathertogiveupsmoking?

A.HisdaughterB.ThedoctorC.Hiswife

7.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothedialogue?

A.Thefathersmokesalot.

B.It’seasyforthefathertogiveupsmoking.

C.Thefatherdoesn’tlikefruitsalot.

听第二段长对话，回答第8、9、10三小题。

8.Whydidtheygetintoatrafficjamontheexpressway?

A.Becauseofthebadweather.

B.Becausetherewasatrafficaccidentahead.

C.Becausethefatherlosttheway.

9.Howlongdidittakethemtofindaparkingplace?

A.Anhour.B.Halfanhour.C.Twohours.

10.Whencantheboyseethephotos?

A.AnhourB.TomorrowC.NextMonday

第三节：

听独白，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，完成信息记录表。

ATelephoneRecord

Floorofthe2rooms

onthe11floor

Priceforeachroom

12twonights

Freemeal

13

Thingstobring

his14

Timetoarrive

on15

11.A.thirdB.fifthC.ninth

12.A.$150B.$250C.$300

13.A.breakfastB.lunchC.dinner

14.A.passportB.IDcardC.VIPcard

15.A.August15B.August16C.August17

第二部分笔试部分

二、完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文掌握其大意然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

WhyamIbringinga10-pound（4.5kg）pumpkinupstairs?

WhyamIwashingit?

WhyamIcuttingitwithabig16?

WhyamIcarving（雕刻）aJackO’Lantern?

October31is17.Duringthisholidaykids18onpeople’sdoorsaskingforsweets.Thereareorangeandblackthingsinthehouses.JackO’Lanternsareoneofthesethings!

Peoplecarvethemoutofempty19.

Alotofhousesdon’tcarveJackO’Lanterns.Theyjusthavefake（假的）20.It’s21tobuyafakeone,andafakeJackO’Lanterndoesn’tgo22.

Notme!

Iamgoingtomakethe23thing.Iamgoingtocarveafaceonapumpkin!

Thefirstthingformetodoisto24thepumpkin.Ithaslotsofdirtonit.Then

Ihavetocutopenthetopandtakeouttheinside.

Thisisnoteasy.Ittakestwohoursto25outtheinsidewithabigknife.I26theseeds,astheycanbeeaten.Icutthreetriangles（三角形）intheside.Twotriangleswillbetheeyes,and27isanose.Atthe28Icutoutamouth.Iamso29ofmywork.Itakeitoutside.

Threedayslater,theinsid

egoesgray.Afewdaysafterthat,thethingisblack.Thepumpkinisgoingbad!

ByHalloween,theJackO’Lanternwillbe30!

Ishouldhavegotafakeone.

16.A.scissor

B.knife

C.spoon

D.fork

17.A.Easter

B.Thanksgiving

C.Halloween

D.Christmas

18.A.knock

B.shut

C.hit

D.paint

19.A.pumpkins

B.watermelons

C.potatoes

D.stones

20.A.thing

B.things

C.one

D.ones

21.A.different

B.easy

C.difficult

D.unusual

22.A.away

B.bad

C.wrong

D.by

23.A.real

B.true

C.correct

D.right

24.A.cut

B.carve

C.wash

D.weigh

25.A.pick

B.look

C.empty

D.find

26.A.plant

B.collect

C.save

D.keep

27.A.another

B.other

C.others

D.theother

28.A.top

B.left

C.bottom

29.A.glad

B.proud

C.angry

D.confident

30.A.broken

B.gone

C.dead

D.lost

三、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

AnIDcardisthemostimportantproofofidentityforeachperson.Itshowsone’sname,dateofbirth,address,nationality,photoandIDnumber.

China’stoplegislature（立法机关）addedsomethingnewtotheResidentIdentityCardLaw.ItpassedthesuggestionsofrecordingChinesecitizens’fingerprintswhentheyapplyfororchangeIDcards.

Fingerprintswouldmakeiteasiertorecognizethepeoplewhoownthecards.ItcanstoppeoplefrommakingfakeIDcards.

LiXiao’ou,abankworkerinBeijing,saidfingerprintdatawillmakebankbusinesssafer.“Notwopeoplehavethesamefingerprints,”hesaid.“Thenewcardcanbetterprotecttheirprivateinformation.Itwillpreventtheiridentityfrombeingusedbyotherswhenpeoplewanttodobanking.”

AsIDcardswillcontainmorepersonalinformation,manypeopleworrythatsomeinstitutions（公共机构）maylettheirinformationout.Theamendedlawtriestobetterprotectit.Governmentofficesandotherpublicinstitutions,likebanksandhospitals,couldfaceafineof500,000yuaniftheygiveoutcitizens’personalinformation.

31.FromanIDcard,wecantelltheperson’sfollowinginformationEXCEPT______.

A.his/herbloodtypeB.his/hernationality

C.his/herageD.his/heraddress

32.WhatisthemostimportantadvantageofanIDcardincludingfingerprints?

A.Itismorebeautiful.B.Itcan’tbestolen.

C.Itcanbeusedforalongtime.D.It’seasiertorecognizepeople.

33.ThenewIDcardwillmakebankbusinesssaferbecause______.

A.thebankworkercan’tknowtheperson’sinformation

B.thefingerprintdatacanprotectpeople’sidentityfrombeingusedbyothers

C.itincludesmanyoftheperson’sclearerphotos

D.withthiscardpeopledon’thavetogotothebanktodobusiness

B

WHENawomantooktheseatbesidemeonaplane,Ifeltuncomfortable.Shehadtolowerherselfslowly,squeezing（挤压）herbodyintothesmallspace.

“MynameisKelly.I’mfromCanada.Whereareyoufrom?

”Shewavedahandinfrontofmyface.“China,”IsaidasIshookherhandunhappily.

Kellykepttalkingtome.Shewasverythoughtful.Whenwewereserveddrinksandmeals,shemadesurethatIhadenoughroominmyseat.

“Idon’twanttomakeyouuncomfortablewithmyelephantsize!

”shesaidsincerely.Icouldn’thelpbutletdownmyguard.

Aswetalked,Iwassurprisedbyherwisewords.Shehadreadmanybooksandwasverysmart.

Iaskedherifsheeverthoughtaboutlosingsomeweight.

“Aren’tyouworriedaboutthediseasesthatcomewithbeingoverweight?

”

“Notatall.Ieathealthyandwalkregularly,”shesaid.“Ibelieveinmyheart,thepeoplewhogetdiseasesaretheoneswhoworry.Youseeadvertisementsfromexercisecentersthatread,‘Freeyourselffromyourextrabaggage,soyouarefreetobeyourself.’You’refreeonlyifyou’recomfortablewithwhoyouare!

IsuddenlyrealizedthatKellywasthemostbeautifulandcleverwomanIhadevermetinmylife.

34.WhywasthewriterunfriendlytoKellyatfirst?

A.Shewasnotgoodatmakingfriends.

B.Shewasnotinagoodmoodthatday.

C.Shehopedtoenjoythetripalone.

D.ShefeltuncomfortablewithKelly’sbigbody.

35.Thewriterchangedherattitudebecause_____.

A.shelearnedKellytriedhardtoloseweight

B.shefoundKellywasawonderfulperson

C.sheandKellyhadalotincommon

D.Kellyhelpedheralotduringthetrip

36.InKelly’sopinion,whatmaycausediseasesmost?

A.BadmoodslikeworryandangerB.Thingsyoubringduringatrip

C.ThecheerfulcharacteroneshouldhaveD.Wisewordsandknowledge

37.WhatkindofpersonisKelly?

A.Talkativeandcareless.B.Warmandthoughtful.

C.Knowledgeableandproud.D.Shyandfriendly.

C

Quiteoftenweseepeopledrivingcarelesslyandpayingnoattentiontoanyoneelseontheroad.Infact,75percentofthetime,caraccidentshappenedbecauseofcarelessnessanddrivers’mistakes.

Whataboutyou?

Areyouasafedriver,orhaveyoudevelopeddangerousdrivinghabitsthatputyouandothersindanger?

AccordingtotheUSNationalHighwayTrafficSafetyAdministration,carelessnessleadtoone-fourthofallUSaccidents.Anddriverswhodon’tpayattentiontotheroadcause10percentofalltheaccidents.Thefollowingactionsmayleadtoaccidentseveryday:

◎Eating,drivingandsmokingwhiledriving.

◎Pickingsomethingupoffthefloor.

◎Readingamaporsomethingelse.

◎39.

Studiesalsoshowthatusingaphonewhiledrivingincreaseone’sdangerofacaraccidentby400percent!

However,texting（发短信）whiledrivingc

anbeevenworse.Itsuggeststhatthiscommonpracticemightbeevenmoredangerousthandrinkingwhiledriving.Ourmagazinelastmonthhasreportedthattextingdrivershadslowerreactiontimesthandrinkingdrivers.Whendriversaretexting,theiraccidentriskwas23timeshigherthanwhentheyweren’ttexting.

So,areyoufeelingsorryforanyofthesedangerousdrivinghabits?

Ifso,makesomechangestoday!

38.Whoisthepassagemainlywrittento?

A.Teachers.B.Students.C.Drivers.D.Police.

39.Whichofthefollowingcan’tbeputintheblank（空白）?

A.DrivingwhiletiredB.Wearingyourseat-belt

C.TurningtotalktosomeoneD.Watchingsomethingontheroad

40.Theunderlinedphrase“thiscommonpractice”refersto.

A.textingwhiledrivingB.phoningwhiledriving

C.drinkingwhiledrivingD.carelessdriving

41.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.10%oftheaccidentsarecausedbydriverswhoarephoning.

B.Textingwhiledrivingincreaseacaraccidentby400percent!

C.Textingdrivershadslowerreactiontimesthandrinkingd

rivers.

D.Ittellsushowtogiveupthesedangerousdrivinghabits.

D

FORpeoplewhoareinterestedinspace,nothingismoreexcitingthantheideaoflivingonotherplanets.ThatmightbewhythemovieTheMartian（《火星救援》）issopopular.ItshowsanastronautstrugglingtoliveonMars.ButwoulditactuallybepossibletoliveontheRedPlanet?

WhiletheideaoflivingonMarsisgreat,thereality