大北中學(xué)九年級(jí)模擬試卷

大北中學(xué)九年級(jí)模擬試卷一單選1.Icaught____badcoldandhadtostayin___.Athe;theBa;theCa;aDa;/2.Canyouseenine___inthepicture?A.sheep

B.dog

C.pig

D.horse3.–Whatdoyou___thegamesshows?--Oh,Ican’tstandthem.A.playwith

B.findout

C.lookover

D.thinkof4.We___stopandwaitwhentrafficlightsturnred.Amust

Bmight

Ccan

Dmay5.Whata___cough!Youseem___ill.Aterrible;terrible

Bterrible;terribly

Cterribly;terrible

Dterribly;terribly6.–Therearealmost___studentsinthisschool.--Oh!Solargeaschool!A.threethousand

B.threethousandofC.threethousands

D.threethousandsof7.A.all

B.each

C.both

D.none8.Somebodyrangmeupjustnow,buthehungup___Icouldanswerthephone.A.when

B.until

C.before

D.since9.Thecar___andstoppedattheredtrafficlight.A.goton

B.gotoff

C.sloweddown

D.pickedup10.–Doyouknowthewomanoverthere?--Yes,she’s__aunt.A.LilyandLucy

B.Lily’sandLucy’sC.Lily’sandLucy

D.LilyandLucy11.Howmuchdoestheairticket___fromTianJintoUrumchi.A.pay

B.spend

C.take

D.cost12.–Wouldyoumindwateringtheflowersforme?--___IhavetogotothepostofficeA.Notatall

B.Nevermind

C.No,please

D.Sorry,Ican’t13.–Howistheweathertomorrow?--Idon’tknowif__tomorrow.--Well,ifit___,Iwon’tgoforawalkwithyou.A.willrain;willrain

B.willrain;rainsC.rains;willrain

D.rains;rains14.Canyoudescribe___?A.whatyourfriendlooklike

BhowyourfriendislikeCwhatdoesyourfriendlooklike

Dhowyourfriendlookslike15.Idon’tseecartoonsThesimpsonsistheonlycartoon___Ihaveeverseen.A.

Where

B.who

C.what

D.that二.完形填空OurnewEnglishteacher,Mr.White,arrivedtoday.He’sAmerican.Hesmilesalotandhe’s1_____buthespeaksveryfast.It’sdifficultto2____hiswords.Healsoexpects(希望)ustostudyhard,andspeakEnglish3____inourEnglishlessons.Duringthefirstclass,MrWhiteintroducedhimself,andshowedusphotos4___hisfamily.He’sgotabigfamily,twobrothersandasister.Hisbrothers5___looklikehim.Theyareverytall,andtheyhavedarkhair,butonebrotherhasabeard.Hissisterisaim,andshehasfairhair.Theyweresmilinginallofthephotosandlookfriendly.Thenhetold6___aboutAmericaandAmericans.Heshowedus7___Americanssay“Hi.Howareyoudoing?”andshakehandswhentheymeetpeople.Weallpractised.Thatwasfun.Andhe8___toldusthatAmericansarecheerful,livelypeople.Theysmilealotandareusuallyfriendly9___Americansthinkit’spolitetobefriendly.10____thelesson,weallsaid“Goodbye”,”seeyousoon”toeveryone.Englishlessonsaregoingtobeenjoyable!WangZheng1A.clever

B.strict

C.friendly

D.rude2A.

listen

B.understand

C.listeningD.understood3A.hardly

B.sometime

C.allthetime

D.sometimes4A.of

B.in

C.about

D.for5A.none

B.both

C.either

D.all6A.we

B.our

C.us

D.ourselves7A.how

B.when

C.where

D.what8A.aswell

B.either

C.too

D.also9A.before

B.because

C.after

D.so10A.Intheend

B.AtthebeginningofC.Attheendof

D.Inthemiddleof三補(bǔ)全對(duì)話A:SallyandIwenttoLaoSheTeahouselastnight.B:________________________________1A:Itwasgreat!Asyouknow,Sally’smaininterestismusic,andshewantedtoseesomeBeijingOpera.Somyparentsofferedusthere.Youcandrinkteaandseesomeopera.B:________________________________2A:Notespecially,butIwantedtoseetheteahouse,somyparentsagreedtotakeus.C:________________________________3D:Itriedtounderstandit,butitwasalmostimpossible.C:_________________________________4D:Weonlyplannedtohavesometea,butwedecidedtostayfortwohours.C:_________________________________5D:Well,itwasinteresting-that’sthemainthing.Ihopetounderstandmorenexttime四.閱讀理解。A.Uptotwothirdsofchildrendon’tgetasmuchsleepastheyshoulddo,andthiscanmakethemnervousandsloweratschool,researcherssay.Sohowlongshouldyoungpeoplesleepeachnight?Theanswerisbetweeneightand10hours.Ifyoudon’tgetenoughsleepatnight,you’llhavelessenergythenextday.Buttheresearcherssaymanychildrenhavemissedouton4,500hoursofsleepbythetimetheyaresevenyearsold.TheysaythatchildrenmissedsleepbecausetheyhaveTVsandcomputersintheirrooms,andbusyparentsdon’treadtotheiryoungerchildrenatnightanymore.Thetradition“bedtimestory”helpschildrentorelaxandfallasleeppeacefully.ChildrenwithTVsandcomputersontheirbedroomsweremorelikelytosleepbadly,andtogetlessthaneighthourssleep.Evenlosingonehour’ssleepanightcanmeanthatchildrensolesswellatschool.Germanscientiststhinkthatyourbrainkeepsworkingwhileyou’reasleep.Toshowthattheywereright,theygavetwogroupsofpleaproblemtoworkout.Onegroupwenttosleepandtheothergroupstayedawake.Theresult?Thepeoplewhosleptworkedouttheanswermorequickly,suggestingtheirbrainshadbeentryingtofindtheanswerwhilethepeoplewereasleep.So,makesureyougetenoughsleeptonight,andyou’llbeatyourbesttomorrow.1.Whyissleepgoodforyourhealth?A.SleepisgoodforthebrainaswellasthebodyB.SleepingishelpsyourelaxC.SleepingmakesyouneedlessenergyD.Youcansolvemoreproblemswhileyousleep2.Whathappenstochildrenatschooliftheydon’tgetenoughsleep?A.Theywalkmoreslowly

B.Theycanrelax

C.theywatchmoreTV

D.Theydolesswellatschool3.Howdoesabedtimestoryhelpchildrengetagoodnight?A.Ithelpschildrentorelax

B.Childrenloselesssleep

C.ChildrenhavemoreenergyD.Childrengettosleepearlier4.WhatdidtheGermanscientists’experimentshow?A.Sleephelpschildrenlearntoread

B.Losingsleepmeanschildrendon’tlearnwellC.Yourbrainworkswhileyousleep

D.ParentsshouldreadbedtimestoriesB)Ifasnakebitesyou,takeaphotowithyourmobilephone!Itmaysaveyourlife.ThisisthesurprisingadviceofaBritishcook.OnedayHenryJacksonwasworkinginarestaurantkitchen.Hepickedupadishfromthetable,andsuddenlyasnakeappeared…andbithimonthehand.Afewdaysearlier,thesnakecametotherestaurantfromAsiainaboxofbananas.Itclimbedoutoftheboxandhidunderthedish.“Iwenttotrytopickitupitbitmeagain.Ithrewitacrossthekitchen,anditlandedinthefridge.SoIclosedthedoor,”MrJacksonsaid.Anyway,MrJacksonstayedcoolandhetookaphotoofthesnakewithhismobilephone.Soonhishandbegantoacheandhewenttohospital.Thenhischestbegantohurt.Doctorscouldn’tsaywhatwaswrongbecausetheydidn’tknowwhatkindofsnakeitwasThenMrJacksonrememberedhismobilephonephoto.ThedoctorssentittoLondonZoo.Whentheyknewthekindofsnake,theycouldgiveMrJacksontherightmedicine,andhelefthospitalthenextday.“Somyadviceisthis:Ifasnakebitesyou,pickupyourphone.Takeitsphototothedoctors,”suggestsMrJackson.“Oh,andifthesnakedoesn’tsmileforitsphoto,don’tworry!”1.WhenthesnakebitMrJackson,itwas________A.hidinginaboxofbananas

B.lyingunderadish

C.climbingoutofabananas