沪教版届九年级上学期英语第三次月考C卷.docx

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沪教版届九年级上学期英语第三次月考C卷

沪教版2020届九年级上学期英语第三次月考C卷

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一、完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）（共1题；共15分）

1.（15分）完形填空

WaltWhitmanwasafamousAmericanpoet（诗人）.Hewasborn1 Mary31,1819,inLongIsland.Therewerenine2 inhisfamily,andhewasthesecond.3 hewasfouryearsold,hisfamilymovedtoBrooklynbecausehisfamilywastoopoor.Hischildhoodwasrestless（不安宁的）andunhappy. 4 theageof11,heleftschool.Thenhebeganto5 ajobtohelphisfamily.Asayoungman,Whitman6 aschoolteacher,aprinterandanewspaperreporter.Hewas7 yearsoldwhenhepublishedhisfirstbookofpoetry（诗集）in1855.He8itLeavesofGrass.It9 onlytwelvepoems.Thenewformofhispoetry10 manypeople.Whitmanwaspoorandweakduringthelastyearsofhislife.Hediedin1892.

（1）

A.in              

B.at       

C.on        

D.for    

（2）

A.persons      

B.children      

C.people       

D.boys    

（3）

A.When        

B.So    

C.For     

D.At    

（4）

A.As        

B.At      

C.In      

D.On    

（5）

A.askfor           

B.lookfor       

C.waitfor      

D.payfor    

（6）

A.workedin     

B.workedwith      

C.workedat       

D.workedas    

（7）

A.thirty-one      

B.thirty-two      

C.thirty-six     

D.thirty-five    

（8）

A.called     

B.wrote       

C.read     

D.liked    

（9）

A.has           

B.are       

C.were     

D.have    

（10）

A.surprised         

B.surprise     

C.bored       

D.bore    

二、阅读理解（共13小题；每小题2分，满分26分）（共4题；共26分）

2.（6分）根据短文内容，完成下列各题。

D

TeddySmith'sFastFood

Open:

10:

00a.m.-10:

30p.m.

Lunchserved（服务）till2:

00p.m.

Dinnerservedtill9:

30p.m.

Eatinortakeaway

Mains（主食）

BeefSteak:

$4.25

Hamburger:

$3.15（small）$3.95（large）

Noodles:

$2.05（small）$2.50（large）

Desserts

IceCream:

$1.25

Flavours（味道）:

Banana,Chocolate,Apple

ApplePie:

$0.75

ChocolateCake:

$0.95

Drinks

SoftDrinks:

$0.75（small）$0.95（large）

Flavours:

Cola,Apple,Orange

CoffeeorTea:

$1.25

（1）Whendotheystopservingdinner?

A.10:

00a.m.    

B.10:

30p.m.    

C.2:

00p.m.    

D.9:

30p.m.    

（2）Howmuchdoasmallhamburgerandalargesoftdrinkcost?

A.$3.9.    

B.$3.95.    

C.$4.1.    

D.$4.9.    

（3）Howmanykindsofthingshavechocolateinthem?

A.One.    

B.Two.    

C.Three.    

D.Four.    

3.（6分）     BALTIMORE.MARYLAND—Anoldpostcardchangedthelivesofaneleven-year-oldboyandaverysickwoman.ThepostcardhadapictureofthesteamshipTitanic.TheTitanicwasthelargestoceanshipintheworld.Ithitaniceberg（冰山）andsankonApril14.1912.Morethan1,500ofthe2,200peopleontheshipwerekilled.

Thepostcardwaspassedfromonepersontoanotherformorethan80years.Thenitappearedatacardshowforpeoplewholikedtocollectpostcards.Aneleven-year-oldboy,JoeyRussell,cametotheshowwithhisgrandfather.HisgrandfatherkneweverythingabouttheTitanicanditstripfromEnglandtoNewYork.“Let’sbuythatpostcard.”hetoldJoey.“Itwillbeimportantsomeday.”

Twoyearslater,Joey’sgrandfathertookhimonaspecialtrip.TheywentonatriptotheNorthAtlanticoceantowatchasworkerspulledtheTitanicupfromthebottomoftheocean.Joeyputhisspecialpostcardinhisbagforthetrip.Ontheship,JoeymetEdithHaisman.ThiswomanwasontheTitanicwhenitsank.Shewasoneofthepeoplewhowererescued.Joeypulledthepostcardoutofhispocket.“Pleasesignthis,Mrs.Haisman.”hesaid.Shewashappytowritehernameonthebackofthepostcard.

WhenJoeygothome,heputthepostcardawayandforgotaboutit,ThenKateShelley,oneofJoey’sfriends,toldhimthathermotherwasverysick.Sheneededanoperation,buttherewasaproblem.Theoperationwasveryexpensive,andthefamilyneeded$80,000topayforit.Friendsandrelativestriedtohelp.Butwherecouldtheygetsomuchmoney?

ThenwhenJoeywenttoseethenewmovie“Titanic”,hehadanidea.“MillionsofpeopleareseeingthismovieandreadingabouttheTitanic.”Joeythought.HerememberedtheoldpostcardwithEdithHaisman’ssignatureonit.“MaybeIcansellitforsomemoney.ThenIcanhelpKate’smom.”

JoeytoldhismotherandfatherabouthisideatohelpMrs.Shelley.Hisparentshelpedhimtrytosellthepostcardtothepersonwhowouldpaythemostmoneyforit.Joey’sstorywasontelevisionandinnewspapers.JoeyandKateevenwenttoNewYorktobeonanationalTVshow.Aftertheshow,manypeoplecalledintooffermoneyfortheTitaniccard.Someoneboughtitfor$60.000.

Joey’skindheartandtheoldTitanicpostcardworkedtogethertosaveawoman’slife.

（1）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueabouttheoldpostcard?

A.TheTitanicwasthelargeststeamshipintheworldin1912.

B.ThesteamshipTitanichitanicebergandsankaboutahundredyearsago.

C.Overtwothousandpassengerswerekilledintheoceanaccident.

D.MorethaneightyyearshadpassedbeforethepostcardbelongedtoJoey.

（2）JoeyRussell_________.

A.decidedtobuythepostcardatashop    

B.showedgreatinterestincollectingpostcards    

C.tookthepostcardwithhimtoseeMrs.Shelley    

D.askedMrs.Haismantosignhernameonhispostcard    

（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rescued”meaninthesentence?

A.Bemadesafefromdanger.    

B.Beonanoceantrip.    

C.Beworkingonboard.    

D.Beaskedtosellthepostcard.    

（4）WhendidJoeyRussellhavetheideaofsellinghisoldpostcardformoney?

A.WhenKateShelleytoldhimofhermother’ssickness.

B.Whenhewenttoseethenewmovie“Titanic”.

C.WhenhewasreadingthenewbookofTitanic.

D.WhenherememberedMrs.Haisman’ssignatureonhiscard.

（5）WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.TheTitanicarrivedinNewYorkattheendofApril,1912.

B.Attheageof13,JoeyRussellgotMrs.Haisman’ssignature.

C.JoeyRussellsoldouthispostcardsonanationalTVshow.

D.TheTitaniccardwassoldtomanypeoplefor$60,000.

4.（6分）   IamaprofessorofsportsandexercisesoIoftendealwithnervousnessinmyresearchwithsportspeople.Actually,mostpeopleexperiencenervousnessatsometimeoranother.

Ifyouarefeelinganxious,myadviceistofirstfindthecauseorcauses.Makeslistofthosethingsthataremakingyounervousandworkoutwhichonesyoucandosomethingabout.Focusallofyoureffortsonmanagingthecausesthatyoucancontrol.

Mostpeoplecannottellthedifferencebetweencontrollable（可控制的）anduncontrollablecauses,sothingstheycan'tcontrolbecomeabigreasonfornervousness.Dealingwiththisisveryimportantifpeoplewanttokeepahealthymind.

Simplytrytoaccepttheuncontrollablecausesofnervousness.Youmightbeworriedabouttheweatheronabigday,anaccidentoranattackonthetrain,orperhapsjustthingsthatotherpeoplearedoingatwork.Theresultsmaybeveryimportantbutthereisstillnouseworryingbecauseyoucan'tcontrolanyofthesethings.Acceptthatyoucan'tcontroleverything.Onceyouunderstandthis,itbecomeseasiernottoworry.

Ifasituation,suchasswimming,iscausingyoutobeanxious,trytofaceitasoftenaspossiblesothatyoucangetusedtoit.

Itcanoftenhelptothinkaboutyourselfdoingthethingthatmakesyounervous—thencloseyoureyesandimagineitgoingwell.Imaginehowtheflightorjobinterviewisgoingtohappensothatyoucangetusedtoit.Thiswillhelpyouunderstandthatthethingyoufearmostisprobablynotgoingtohappen.

（1）Thewriterthinksthereisnouseworryingaboutsomecausesofnervousnessbecause_____________.

A.mostarenotveryimportant    

B.theyarenottherealcausesoftheproblem    

C.theycannotbecontrolledbypeople    

D.it'sbettertodealwithonecauseatatime    

（2）Ifswimmingmakesyounervous,whatshouldyoudoaccordingtothewriter?

A.Goswimmingoftentogetusedtoit    

B.Avoidgoingtotheswimmingpool.    

C.Findaswimmingteacher    

D.Imaginewatchingothersswim.    

（3）Whatistrueaboutnervousnessaccordingtothepassage?

A.Itusuallyhasonlyonecause    

B.Itisusuallycausedbypeople.    

C.Peoplecaneasilymanageit.    

D.Mostpeoplesufferfromit.    

（4）Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?

A.Tointroducethewriter'ssportsexperience    

B.Toadviseonhowtodealwithnervousness    

C.Tohelppeopleremembertheirfears    

D.Toexplainthedangersofnervousness.    

5.（8分）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。

C

Youneedsomebreadandmilk.Buthalfanhourlater,youleavethesupermarketwithatrolley（手推车）fulloffood.Whatgamesdosupermarketsplaytomakeusspendsomuchmoney?

Thetricksusuallystartbeforeyouwalkin.Outsidethesupermarketentrance,anybodywhowalkspastcansmellwarm,freshbread.Thatmakesushungryandreadytobuylotsoffood,notjustbread.

Nowyou'reinsideand,ofcourse,asmallbasketwouldbefine,butalltheyhavearetrolleys.Andofcoursetheproblemwithatrolleyisthatitlookssadandlonelywithjustoneortwoproductsinside.Sowemayfillitwithsomething.Infact,supermarkettrolleysareactuallygettingbiggersothatwebuymore.

Ofcourse,manypeopleshopinsupermarketsbecausetheythinkeverythingischeaperthaninothershops.Sosupermarketsofferverycheappricesonsomethingsbutthenhavehigherpricesforotherproducts.Onenewtrickistoputredstickersonproducts.Customersusuallyconnectredstickerswithlowerpricessotheredstickersiseasytobenoticed,evenwhenthereisnoreduction!

Interestingly,thistrickappearstowo