2013-2014年(上)廈門市九年級英語質(zhì)量檢測題 .doc.doc

京翰教育/京翰中考網(wǎng)/2013-2014學(xué)年（上）廈門市九年級期末質(zhì)量檢測（二）基礎(chǔ)知識與運(yùn)用（每小題1.5分，共30分）V.選擇填空：從A、B、C中，選出一個最佳答案完成句子。17.-Mom,somethingiswrongwithmyteeth.Icanteatanything.-Whataboutgoingtothe_atonce?A.directorB.dentistC.designer18.Ilikethewaiterbecausehewasreally_whenIorderedfood.A.nervousB.patientC.strong19.-Isawyoucometoschoolbytaxithismorning.xKb1.Com-Oh,I_cometoschoolbybike,butitsrainingtoday.A.neverB.hardlyC.usually20.-Doyouknow_mencanlivewithoutwater?-Aboutaweek.A.howlongB.howmanyC.howoften21.Thereisnoneedtodrivethecar_itsonlyfiveminuteswalkfromhere.A.thoughB.becauseC.until22.Jimsdaughterisprettygood_drawingpicturesandhaswonmanyprizes.A.forB.withC.at23.-Whereareyougoingonvacation?-Well,wehavent_yet.Welldiscussittomorrow.A.decidedB.continuedC.traveled24.-Youlooktired.-I_asoccergamelatelastnight.A.watchB.willwatchC.watched25.-CanIwashmyshoestomorrow?-Whynotwashthemtoday?Never_tilltomorrowwhatyoucandotoday.A.putoffB.getoffC.takeoff26.Hey,turnitoff!Music_inthelibrary.A.didntallowB.isntallowedC.wontallow27.Tomaketheairclean,Beijingwillclosesomecompanies_causeheavypollution.A.thatB.whoC.what28.-Howaboutgoinghikingthisweekend?-_!A.GoodluckB.HavefunC.SoundsgreatVI.完形填空：從A、B、C中，選擇一個最佳答案，使短文意思完整。MissScottisa5-year-oldboyfromtheUS.Hehasbeenfightingagainstcancerforyears.Buthealways_29_thatonedayhecansavetheworldlikeBatman.ThecharitynamedMake-A-Wishdecidedtosecretlymakehisdreamcometruebygivinghimthe_30_ofbeingBatman.MilesScottwasnottoldwhat_31_thecityhadmade.OnNovember15,hewasbroughttotheplacesayingthatthecharityMake-A-WishwantedtobuyaBatkidcostumeforhim.He_32_asBatmanandhebecame“Batkid”._33_thepolicecalledhimonthephonefor_34_.Theyinvitedhimtoworkwith“Batman”.Togethertheysavedawomanfromdangerandstoppedsomeothercrimes.Ofcourse,allthecrimeswerenottrue.ItwasaneventtomakeScott_35_.Tocheerhimon,thousandsofpeople_36_tohelp.EvenUSPresidentBarackObamaencouragedScottonline,“Waytogo,Miles!”29.A.hopesB.knowsC.worries30.A.knowledgeB.experienceC.photograph31.A.noisesB.mistakesC.plans32.A.putupB.dressedupC.stayedup33.A.ButB.SoC.Then京翰教育/京翰中考網(wǎng)/34.A.helpB.moneyC.food35.A.tiredB.happyC.quiet36.A.forgotB.refusedC.volunteered（三）閱讀理解（每小題2分，共50分）VII.閱讀下面五篇短文，根據(jù)文章的內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案作答37-61小題。AAtough-lookingbikerhadbeeninthebikerbarforquitesometime.Hehadafewdrinksalone,feelingmuchbetterafteralongtiringday,andfinallydecideditwastimetohittheroadonceagain.However,whenhewalkedoutofthebar,herealizedthathisbikewasnotthere.“Someonetookit,again!”Hegotreallyangry.“Allright,”hesaidloudly,comingbackintothebusybikerbar,“ImgoingtohaveonemoredrinkandifmybikeisntbackbythetimeImdone,whathappenedinDetroitwillhappenhere,too!”Withthat,manyofthebikersranoutofthebarinahurry.Amomentlater,oneshortbikercamebackandsaidtothetoughguy,“Sir,yourbikeisnowparkedinfrontofthebarforyou.PleasedontletwhathappenedinDetroithappenhere!”Thetoughguywashappytohearthis.Whenhefinishedhisdrinkandwasabouttoleave,amanwhosatnexttohimasked,“Excuseme,butwhathappenedinDetroit?”Thetoughbikerrepliedcasually,“Ihadtowalkbacktomyhotel!”37.Thetoughbikergotreallyangrybecausehe_.A.wasdrinkingaloneB.hadalongtiringdayC.couldntfindhisbike38.Manyofthebikersranoutofthebarbecausetheywere_.A.busyB.afraidC.angry39.Peopleatthebarthoughtsomething_happenedinDetroit.A.scaryB.strangeC.nice40.Thetoughbikerwashappyaftersomeone_hisbike.A.tookB.borrowedC.returned41.Infact,thetoughbikerwould_ifhisbikewasntsentback.A.beattheotherbikersB.donothingtopeopleC.gobacktoDetroitBLookingforwaystogetyourjuicesflowing?Herearesometipsthatcaninspireyourcreativity(激發(fā)你的創(chuàng)意).1.LibrariesandBookstoresAheavybookcouldmeanalotofworkforthewriter(andyou,thereader).Alightbookcouldhelpyoukilltimeonarelaxingtraintrip.2.EarlyMorningsorLateNightsEarlymorningsorlatenights,whiletherestoftheworldsleeps,thereissomethinginspiringaboutgettingworkdone.3.AParkBench(長椅)Doyoueverenjoypeople-watching?Trysittingdownonaparkbenchwithacoffee,watchingthebusycitylife.Youarebutonepersoninthisbig,crazyworld.4.ArtMuseumsGoandseepaintingsfromdifferenttimes,countries,andstyles.Askyourself,“Whatwastheartisttryingtotelluswiththiswork?”5.ConversationwithFriendsHaveyoueverhadanideainyourmindorwritteninanotebookthatjustfeltlikeitwasmissingsomething,butthenyoutalkeditoverwithafriendandthemissingpieceswerefarbehind?Thatsthepowerofconversationwithfriends.京翰教育/京翰中考網(wǎng)/6.YourselfLookforcreativityinsideyourself.Keepadiary.Dontbesurprisedwhenyoulookatyournotebooklatertodiscoverinspirationrightthere.42.Togetyourjuicesflowingmostprobablymeanstobe_.A.healthyB.creativeC.friendly43.TipNo.2tellsabout_tofindinspiration.A.whenB.whereC.why44.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?45.Accordingtothepassage,youcouldtry_ifyouwanttoinspireyourcreativity.A.gettinguplateB.buyingapaintingC.keepingadiary46.Thebesttitleofthepassagewouldbe_.A.HowtogetinspiredB.WhytoinspirecreativityC.WheretofindjuiceCAreyououtgoingorshy?Doyouprefertobealoneorwithpeople?AresearchfromtheNationalPenCompanyintheUSsaysthatyourhandwritingcantellaboutyourpersonalityaccordingtohowyouspaceyourle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