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中考一輪復(fù)習(xí)(人教版)培優(yōu)試題九年級(jí)Units7~8一.單項(xiàng)選擇1.—Oh,no!Wehavemissedtheearlybus.Whatshouldwedo?—I'mafraidwehavenobuttowaitforthenextone.A.choice B.informationC.promise D.message2.Moreandmorepeoplehaverealizedthatclearwatersandgreenmountainsareas________asmountainsofgoldandsilver.A.central B.special C.valuable D.beautiful3.—Welldone,Lily.Youfinallymadeit.—Thanks.ButIcan'tsucceedwithoutyour.Youhelpedmealot.A.weight B.supportC.progress D.mistake4.Ithasbeentenyearssincewemetlasttime.Wemisseachother________.A.loudlyB.badlyC.widelyD.exactly5.Thebookstorecaughtabigfireyesterdayandtherewasheavyblack________.A.cloud B.flood C.storm D.smoke6.The________ofthisactivityistoraisemoneyforanewhospital.A.silenceB.purposeC.cultureD.language7..Thereisn’tany________ofgettingtotheairportbeforenineforthere’susuallyalotoftrafficatthistimeoftheday.A.chanceB.progressC.pleasureD.change8.Kellytakesalotofexerciseeverydayandsheisalwaysfullof.A.knowledge B.courageC.wealth D.energy9.Sheisgreatlyinterestedinthissong.Thelyricsofitherthoughtsandfeelings.A.expect B.discussC.express D.imagine10.Readingisthekeytothenewworld.EverytimeIopenabook,I_____acolorfulworld.A.createB.teachC.appearD.enter11.—Whyareyoulooking__________inclassallday?—BecauseIcan'tfinishmyhomeworkuntileleveneverynight.A.sleepyB.asleepC.sleepingD.awake12.—Howdidyou__________togettheconcertticket,Carol?—Withthehelpofmycousin.A.chooseB.manageC.failD.refuse13.You’dbetternot________toyourmother.Shejustwantstogivethebesttoyou.A.turndownB.putoffC.talkbackD.endup14.Luckily,thelocalhospitalpromisedtoprovidethepoorchildwithfree_____treatment.A.quiet B.creative C.fresh D.medical15.Thelawpreventsbusinessmenbuyingandsellingivory—toothoftheelephant.A.by B.fromC.a(chǎn)gainst D.of16.We________totellyouthatalltheflightstoSingaporehavebeencanceledbecauseoftheterribleweather.A.warnB.regretC.forgetD.remember17.—Thelastplanelandedattheairport.—Whatgoodnews!isalwaysthefirst.A.safely;SafeB.safe;SafetyC.safely;SafetyD.safety;Safely18.—Jack,yourhairistoolong!—Really?I'llgetitrightnow.A.cuts B.cutting C.tocut D.cut19.—He_________beintheclassroom,Ithink.—No,he________beintheclassroom.Isawhimgohomeaminuteago.A.can;maynotB.must;maynotC.may;mustn'tD.may;can't20.Beforeyougoshopping,alistofwhatyouwanttobuy.A.shouldwrite B.shouldbewrittenC.mustwrite D.mustbewritten二.完形填空Eachofusfailsfromtimetotime.Ifwearewise,havingenoughexperienceandknow-ledge,weregardthesefailuresasanecessaryand1partofthelearningprocess.Butoftenasparentsandteachers,wedon'tgivethis2toourchildren.Donniewasathird-grader.His3aboutfailurekepthimfromclassroomgamesthatotherchildrenenjoyed.Hedidn'toftenanswermyquestions—hewasafraidof4mistakes.Itriedmybesttobuildhisself-confidence.Butnothingchanged5midterm,whenMary,anewteacher,came.Shewasyoungandpretty,andshewaslovedbyeverystudent,6Donnie.ItwasherwhomadeabigdifferencetoDonnielater.Onemorning,wewereworkingonmathproblemsontheblackboard,Donniehadcopi-edtheproblemsclearlyand7,Buthe'dmissedthefourthproblemandbegantocrywithhisheadinhisarms.Ididn'tknowwhattodo.Suddenly,asmile8onMary'sfacefromherdeskshegotabox9pencils."Look,Donnie,"shesaidgently,kneeling(蹲在)besidehim.“I'vegotsomethingto10you."Sheremovedthepencils,oneatatime,andplacedthemonhisdesk."Seethesepencils,Donnie,”shecontinued,"They11MrsLandonandme.Seehowtheerasersareworn?,That'sbecausewemakemistakestoo.Butweerasethemistakesandtryagain.That'swhatyou12learntodo,too."Shekissedhimandstoodup."Here.shesaid,"I'llleaveoneofthesepencilsonyourdesk,soyouwillrememberthateverybodymakesmistakes,eventeachers.Donnielookedupwith13inhiseyesandasmile.ThepencilbecameDonnie's14.That,togetherwithMary'sencouragement,graduallymadehimunderstand15themeaningofmakingmistakesis—it'sallrighttomakemistakes,aslongasyouerasethemandtryagain.1.A.similar B.a(chǎn)ctive C.important D.interesting2.A.field B.present C.left D.right3.A.doubt B.worries C.hopes D.happiness4.A.creating B.correcting C.making D.receiving5.A.since B.a(chǎn)fter C.until D.when6.A.including B.include C.without D.with7.A.simply B.carefully C.carelessly D.hurried8.A.a(chǎn)ppeared B.recalled C.disappeared D.refused9.A.madeof B.coveredwith C.fullof D.writtenby10.A.show B.interest C.pass D.find11.A.cometo B.listento C.belongto D.goto12.A.might B.must C.could D.may13.A.proudB.mysteryC.shynessD.prize14.A.hate B.love C.fear D.trouble15.A.how B.why C.what D.that閱讀理解AOnNovember5th,1872,theMaryCelesteleftNewYorktosailtoItaly.Thecaptain,hiswifeanddaughterandsevensailorswereonboard.Butsomethingterriblehappened.ThecaptainofanothershipfoundtheMaryCelestefloating(漂浮)inthemiddleoftheseaonDecember4th,1872.Thecaptain,hisfamilyandthesailorswerenotontheshipandwereneverfound.Whathappened?Whydidthesailorsandpassengersleavetheship?TheMaryCelestewasnotbroken.Everythingwasgood.Therewasnofighting,nofireandnosmokesign.Therewasstillplentyoffoodanddrinkingwaterleft.Thereweresignsthatthecaptain,hisfamilyandthesailorshadlefttheshipinahurry.Wecouldtellallthesebecausetherewashalf-eatenfoodonthetable.Thesailorsalsoleftalltheirclothingbehind.Eventheirshoeswerebesidetheirbeds.Howandwhendidthepeopleleavetheship?Somepeoplesaidthatthelifeboatwasstillontheshipbutotherssaiditwasmissing.Thecaptain'sdiarywasfoundontheshipandthelastentry(登記)wasmadeonNovember24th.So,wecouldonlyguessthatthehappeningtimewasbetweenNovember24thandDecember4th.Aninvestigator(調(diào)查者)wentaboardtheshipseveraltimestosearchfortheanswerstoallthesequestions.Buthecouldnotfindany.Nooneelsecouldsolvethemystery.1.WhatwastheMaryCeleste?A.Atrain.B.Aboat.C.Aship.D.Aplane2.WhenwastheMaryCelestefound?A.OnNovember5th,1872.B.OnNovember4th,1872.C.OnNovember24th,1872.D.OnDecember4th,1872.3.Whywastheeventmysterious(神秘的)?A.TheMaryCelestewasbroken.B.TheMaryCelestedidnotmoveatall.C.ThepeopleontheMaryCelestecouldnotbefound.D.SomefoodandclothingwereleftontheMaryCeleste.4.WhichofthefollowingwasNOTfoundontheshipaftertheeventA.Signoffire.B.Food.C.Clothing.D.Thecaptain'sdiary.5.Whyistheeventcalledamystery?A.Thelifeboatwasmissing.B.EveryonelefttheMaryCeleste.C.TheMaryCelestewasnotmadeofwood.D.Thecaptain'sdiarywasfoundontheship.BAmythissomethingthatisnotcorrect,butmanypeoplebelieve.Therearealotofmythsaboutthehumanbrain.Oneofthebiggestmythsisthatweonlyuse10percentofourbrains.Thenextpartofthemythisthatifwecanlearntousetherestofourbrains,thenwe’llbemuchsmarter.Peoplesaythisallthetime,butit’sabsolutelynottrue!Thetruthisthatalthoughwedon’tknoweverythingaboutthehumanbrain,weknowthateachpartofithasanimportantfunction(功能).Modernscientiststhinkthe"10percentmyth"ridiculous(荒謬的).Theothermostpopularmythisaboutbeing"rightbrained"or"leftbrained".Accordingtothismyth,peoplewhousetherightsideoftheirbrainsaremoreartisticandcreative.Peoplewhousetheleftsideoftheirbrainsarebetteratmathandscience.Thisisaspopularasthe10percentmyth,andit’salsowrong.In2013,astudyatanAmericanuniversityexaminedtherightbrainandleftbrainmyth.Accordingtothestudy,weusebothsidesofourbrainsequally(相等地)."It’struethatweusedifferentpartsofourbrainsfordifferentthings.Weuseourleftsideforlanguagemore,andourrightsidewhenweneedtopayattention.Butthereisnoevidence(證據(jù))thatcreativepeopleusetherightsidemoreorthatscientificpeopleusetheleftsidemore.We’vetalkedaboutmyths,solet’slookatafewinterestingfactsaboutthebrain.Firstofall,thebrainfeelsnopain.Second,about75percentofthebrainismadeofwater.It’salsothefattestorganinyourbody.Here’sanotherinterestingfactaboutthebrain.Aroundthetimeyouturn18yearsold,itstopsgrowing.Whatdomodernscientiststhinkofthe"10percentmyth"?ItishumorousB.ItiscorrectC.ItiswrongD.Itiscreative7.Theunderlinedword"This"inParagraph3refersto______________.A.theleftbrainmyth B.therightbrainandleftbrainmythC.theuseofhumanbrains D.thestudyofanAmericanuniversity8.Accordingtothefactsmentionedinthepassage,__________mayusetheleftbrainmore.A.Robert,whoislearningEnglish B.Kate,whoisdrawingpicturesC.Jenny,whoisdesigningclothes D.Jacob,whoisdoingresearch9.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthehumanbrain?A.Itisgrowingalllifelong. B.Therightsideisusedmorebyartists.C.Somepartsofitarenotusedatall. D.Threequartersofitismadeofwater.10.Thepassagemainlytellsabout_____________.A.thegrowingofthebrain B.differentfunctionsofthebrainC.rightbrainandleftbrain D.mythsandfactsaboutthebrainCAcomputerprogramthatcouldhelpcatchandevertranslatesfromaliensinouterspacehasbeenstartedbyaBritishscientist.Ifaliensarediscoveredoneday,scientistsfeartheirlanguagemaymakeitpossibletounderstandthem.ButJohnElliottofneedsMetropolitanUniversityinBritainhascomeupwithaprogramthatcanfigureoutthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))oftheirlanguage.Hethinksthat’sthefirststepinunderstandingwhattheyaresaying.Dr.Elliott’sprogramwouldcompareanalienlanguagetoadatabase(數(shù)據(jù)庫(kù))of60differentlanguagesintheworldtolookforasimilarstructure.Hebelievesthatevenanalienlanguagewillhaveitsownstructure.Languagehastobestructuredinacertainway,oritwillbehardertouse,hetoldNewScientistmagazine.Researchhadshownthatitispossibletoknowifasignalcarriesalanguageratherthanapictureormusic.Dr.Elliotthasgoneastepfurtherbyfindingawaytopickoutwhatmightbewordsandsentences.Becauselanguageshavedifferentwordorders,Dr.Elliotthassetupalibraryofthesentencestructuresof60humanlanguages.Ifamessageisreceivedfromouterspace,itcouldbecomparedagainstthisdatabase.Scientistwouldthenbeabletoseeifit’ssimilartoanyhumanlanguage,oramixofthelanguage.However,Dr.Elliottalsosaidthatinordertotranslatewhatthealiensareactuallysaying,itmaystillbenecessarytohaveacodebook.11.WhydidDr.Elliottcomeupwiththeprogram?A.Tolearnmoreaboutouterspace.B.Todevelopanewlanguage.C.Tohelptranslatethemessagesforaliens.D.Tocompareanalienlanguagetohumanlanguages.12.AccordingtoDr.Elliott,what’sthefirststepofunderstandinganalienlanguage?A.Comingupwithaprogram.B.Knowingastructure.C.Understandingaliens.D.Discoveringaliens.13.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytellus?A.Somenecessaryconditionsformakingtheprogramwork.B.Dr.Elliott’sfindingsaboutdifferentkindsoflanguages.C.Threeimportantfunctionsoftheprogram.D.Thenumberofsentencestructuresofhumanlanguages.14.Howdoestheprogramworkwhenitreceivesamessagefromaliens?A.Mixthemessagewith60humanlanguages.B.Translatethemessageandsendittothedatabase.C.Pickoutthesentencestructureandtranslateit.D.Comparethemessagetothedatabaseof60humanlanguages.15.Whatcanweinferfromthestory?A.Notalllanguageshavetheirownstructure.B.Thestructureofalienlanguagesissimilartothatofhumanlanguages.C.Totranslatealienlanguages,thereismuchworktodo.D.Alienlanguagesaresignalscarryingpicturesandmusic.四.七選五Haveyouevercountedthenumberofdigitsinyourmobilephonenumber?Yournumberhas11digits.Youmaysometimesfindithardtorememberyournumber.1.Whyisthat?

The11digitscanbedividedintothreeparts.2.Thefirstthreenumberstellyouwhichmobilephoneserviceprovideryouareusing.Forexample,135isfortheChinaMobileCommunicationCorporationand188isforChinaUnicom.Thefourthtotheseventhdigitstellyouwhichareathenumberisrecordedin.Andthelastfourdigitsarerandom(隨機(jī)的).

3.Weoncehad10numbers.Butasourpopulationgrew,therewerenotenoughnumbersforustouse.Sowebegantouse11digitsstartingfrom1999.

Elevendigitscanbeusedtomaketensofbillionsofmobilephonenumbers,accordingtoXinhuaNewsAgency.That'senoughforeachpersontohavesevenoreightphonenumberstouseinChina.4.Usually,theserviceproviderwillreuseacancelednumberafterthreetosixmonths.Ifyoucallanumberthatyouhaven'tcontactedforalongtime,youmayfindthatitsownerhaschanged.

BesidesChina,BritainandJapanalsouse11digitmobilephonenumbers.Buttheirnumbersalwaysstartwithzero.5.CountriesliketheUnitedStates,AustraliaandIndiausephonenumberswith10digits.Canada'smobilephonenumbersareperhapstheworld'sshortest:theyusesevendigits.

A.Eachparthasadifferentmeaning.B.Sotheycannotcreateasmanynumbersaswecan.C.That'sbecauseChinahasthelongestmobilephonenumbersintheworld.D.Also,mobilephonenumberscanberecycled.E.Weshouldusedifferentmobilephonenumberswhenweareindifferentplaces.F.Thelongerthemobilephonenumberis,thesaferthemobilephonewillbe.G.Themainreasonforusing11digitsisthatwehavethelargestpopulationintheworld.五.書(shū)面表達(dá)學(xué)校是否有必要設(shè)立“無(wú)作業(yè)日”?對(duì)此,你在班中進(jìn)行了調(diào)查。請(qǐng)你根據(jù)下表內(nèi)容寫(xiě)一篇短文在英語(yǔ)課上交流,并闡述你的觀點(diǎn)和理由。OpinionsReasonsmoststudentsYes◆havefreetime◆feelrelaxedsomestudentsNo◆wastetime◆getbadgradesI…………注意:①短文必須包括表中所有內(nèi)容,可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié);②詞數(shù):80-100;③短文首句僅供選擇使用,不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)。參考詞匯:無(wú)作業(yè)日Homework-freeDayI'vedoneasurveyaboutwhetheritisnecessarytohaveHomework-freeDay.Herearetheresults._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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