廣東省東莞樟木頭中學(xué)2020屆九年級英語上學(xué)期周測(3)(無答案)人教新目標(biāo)版

1、九年級英語周測（3）Class:Name:Score:一、完形填空。(20分)During my travel to foreign countries, I prefer to ask for directions than carry a map.Now I have 1 some rules about directions inseveral countries.In Japan, most streets don' t have 2 . . People use landmarks (地標(biāo))instead of street names to show visitorsthe

2、 3 . For example, if you want to go to a museum, the Japanesewill 4 you like this,“Go straight down to the corner. Turn left at the hotel andgo pass a fruit market. The museum is across from the bus stop.”People in Los Angeles, California, have no idea of distance (品巨離)on the map. Theyuse time, not

3、miles to measure ( 測量)distance. If you ask how 5 a place is, they may answer, "It ' s about five minutes from here.Sometimes a person doesnPeople in Greece sometimes don' t give directions 6 most visitors don' t understand the Greek language. Instead, a Greek will often 7 you to the

4、 place you want to visit.'t know the answer to your question. What happens in this8 ? A New Yorker might say,“Sorry, I have n o idea.But in Yucatan, Mexico, no oneanswers, "I don' t know.”People there think that"I don' t know” is 9 .In orderto be friendly, they usuallygive an 1

5、0 , oftena wrong one.So visitorscan get verylost in Yucatan!)1. A. heard fromB. looked forC.found out)2. A. directionsB.namesC.marketsD. stores)3. A. wayB.ruleC.skillD. request)4. A. call upB . turn downC.care aboutD. reply to)5. A. longB. bigC.farD. beautifulD. made upB. becauseC. butD. so()6. A. a

6、lthough)7. A. remindB.offerC.carryD. lead)8. A. sit uationB. expressioneventD. accident)9. A. meaninglessD. impolite)10. A. answerB.B. unluckyorderstupidC. exampleD. idea二、單項(xiàng)填空（40分）1. Lily sitsAliceJack.old is heaboutA. among; andB. between; onC.among; ofD. between;and2. Could you pleaseA. not smoke

7、not smoke.7.8.here?B. don' t smokeC.not to smoketoNo one knowsA. when he diedB. what did he doC.where did he goD.howExcuse me,A. mustMy father bought meA. a pair of shoeD. a pair shoesyou please tell me where the library is?You will go past a bankA. byB. couldC. shouldD.needB. a pair of s

8、hoesB. atC.a pair shoeyour way to the supermarket.we go to the park by bike? ItA. What aboutB. Why don' tC. inD.on's not very far.C.Why notD.HowGo along Main Street and you can see the post officeA. in rightB. in your rightC.on rightD. on you r right()9. The bank closes 6:00 p.m. every day.1

9、0.tryherewhere12.13.14.D.A. atB. toThe children were excitedA. tryB. tryingC. onthe rides.C. triedD. toDo you knowA. if is there a restroom around hereC. if there is a restroom around hereYou have plenty of time. You donA. borrowB. rushD.t need toC. stealThat new ridescary. I don't want to try i

10、t.A. looksB. smellsC.where is a restroomhere a restroom isD. spendtastesaroundaroundD. soundsI am not good at math. Iyou can help me with it.A. wonderwonder about15.Who can tell meA. what he saidD. how he said16.lives on17.B. wonder thatat the meeting?B. he said whatC.wonder ifC . whatdidhe sayCan y

11、ou tell me which floorA. does he live onHe didn ' t say when heA. would returnD. will return)18. Can you tell meA. how get there Bget there)19.B. he livesB. is going to return.where get there Cis important for useach other.C.does he lives.returns.how to get there.where toA. It; helping.It; to he

12、lp.This; helpD. That;to help（）20. Your T-shirt is so cool. Could you tell me?A. where you buy itB. where do you buy itC. where you bought itD . where did you buy it三、短文填空（20分）It was a very foggy day in London. The fog was so thick that it was impossible tosee the road clearly. Buses, cars and taxis

13、were not 1 to run and were standing by the side of the road.Mr. Smith had a very important meeting at the House of Commons and had to get there 2 time. He tried to walk 3 found he was quite lost. Suddenly he saw a stranger whowas walking along the road unhurriedly.“Excuse me, " Mr. Smith asked

14、the stranger4 ."Could you tell me the 5 ofthe House of Parliament? I lost my way in the fog." The stranger told him he would takehim there. Mr. Smith thanked him and they started to walk there. The fog was getting6every minute but the stranger had no7 in finding the way.He went along one street, walked through another, 8 by a square and at last after about hal f an hour ' s walk they 9 at the Houses of Parliament. Mr. Smith couldn' tunderstand 10 the stranger found his way."It is wonderful, " he sai