期中限時(shí)訓(xùn)練一 牛津譯林版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上冊(cè)++

期中限時(shí)訓(xùn)練一Name:__________單項(xiàng)選擇1.—MissWang’ssonwillhaveaheartoperationnextweek.—Sogoodlucktotheboy.Suchanoperationislikearace________time.A.through B.againstC.overD.with3.—It’salongstory,butyoucanhardlyfindnewwordsinit.—Good!_____itwillbetoohardforchildren.So B．And C.ButD．Or4.—Andy,whencanwestarttodiscussthecasegiventoyoulastweek?—I’llbereadytodiscussit_________youhavetime.whatever B．wherever C.howeverD．whenever5.I________neverthankyoutoomuchbecauseIwouldfailintheexamwithoutyourhelp.A．must B．can C.mayD．should6.--Doyoualwayshaveabigdinnerintheevening?--No,ifwearehungry,we_______orderfastfood.A.simply B.exactly C.completely D.hardly7.I’manewreader.Couldyoutellme_________________?--Certainly.Twoweeks,andyoucanrenewthem.A.howlongcanIkeepthebooks B.howlongIcankeepthebooksC.whenshouldIreturnthebooks D.whenIshouldreturnthebooks9.The________oftheSanxingduiRuinssite(遺址)shockedtheworld.A．development B．DirectionC.discoveryD．difference10.—ThenovelTreasureIslandiswonderful.—Soitis.Couldyoutellme________?A．howlongIcanborrowit B．whenshouldIreturnitC．ifIcankeepitforanotherday D．thatIcankeepit11.AutumninWuxiis____toocold______toohot.It’sthebesttimetostudy.A．both；andB．either；orC．neither；norD．notonly；butalso12.Ifyouwanttoworkouttheproblemofstress,youneedtofindoutthe________first.A.method B.causeC.thought D.suggestion13.EnoughsleepissoimportanttomybodyandmindthatIwon’t_______anylongertofinishtheendlesshomeworkfromnowon.A.makeupB.cheerupC.eatupD.stayup14.—Goodnews!AnothernewmemberintheBeidoufamilywassentintospace.—Scientiststriedtheirbesttopayattentiontoeverydetail.Tothem,_______.itneverrainsbutitpours. B．a(chǎn)missisasgoodasamile.C．a(chǎn)friendinneedisafriendindeed. D．thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside.二、詞匯運(yùn)用1.Therewasaterribletrafficaccidentbecauseofthecardriver’s_____________(粗心).2.Manyofmyclassmateswonderwhethercolours______________(影響)ourmood.3.Theoldmanlovescollectingsohehasmany_____________(寶貴的)collectionsathome.4.Manypopstarsliketohave(不尋常的)namestomakethemselvesspecial.5.Hewasrudelyrefusedbythecompany_____________(僅僅)becauseofhisuglyappearance.6.Itdoesn’t____________(要緊)tomeifImissthetrain,becausethere’sanotheronelater.7.Thepublicis_____________(certain)gettingtiredofhearingnewslikethis.8.Therewasnothingbut______________(silent)intheemptyhouse.9.Welldone!You’veworkedoutalltheseproblems______________(correct).10.Ihadasenseof（achieve）whenIfinishedtidyingupmybedroom.三、動(dòng)詞填空1.Thefiremenhadnochoicebut__________(break)thewindow.2.What__________you__________(do)withmycomputer?It’sdead!3.Ifthis__________(go)on,thewildanimalswillsoonhavenowheretolive.4.Sorry,buddy.I________(drive)atpresent.CanIcallyoubacklater?5.There________(be)atleastsixundergroundlinesinWuxiinfiveyears’time.6.TheMathsproblemisquiteeasy.Fewofushavedifficulty________(work)itout.7.—YoumayfindthekeytotheChemistryproblemonPage10.—That’ssosimple.IwonderwhyI________(notthink)ofthat.8.—WhenshallwegotowatchthefilmOnlytheRiverFlows?—Notuntilthework________(finish)thedayaftertomorrow.9.Ibelievenobodywillbehappyifhisproblem________(notdeal)with.10.Itischeapertosendmessagesthan________(talk)onthemobilephone.四、完形填空ColourwordsarewidelyusedinbothChineseandEnglishcultures.Peopleusethemtoshowconditions,viewsandfeelings.Yuebai,gielanandshiging...Theseare1oldChinesepeoplecalleddifferentkindsofblueintheoldtimes—lightordeep.Yuebaiisnotwhite.It’sakindofblueclosetothecolorofmoonlight.OldChinesepeoplegenerally2colorsintobasiccolorsandmixedcolors.Therewerefivebasiccolors:blue,red,yellow,whiteandblack.Peoplecouldmixthemtogethertogetmixedcolors.ColorshavespecialmeaningsinChineseculture.InoldChina,colorwasasymbolofsocial3.Forexample,yellowstoodforpower.Itwasacolorfortheemperors.Officialsofdifferentranks（等級(jí)）woreclothesofdifferentcolors.Purpleclothesweresimplyforofficialsofthetopthreerankswhilebluewasforthosewhowereinthetwolowestranks.ManybeautifulcolornamescomefromfamousworksofliteratureandshowhowoldChinesepeopleunderstoodthebeautyofnature.Forexample,dongfangjibaiisalightbluecolor.ItcomesfromaworkbySuShi.Thecolorbluedescribesthecolorofthesky4thesunrises.5,peopleintheWestalsousecolourexpressionstoshowtheirfeelingsanddescribetheworld.Redisoftenusedtoexpress6feelings.Theymaysaytheyareredhotwhentheyareveryangry.Pinkisacolorforgoodhealth.Thisprobablycomesfromthe7thatmanybabiesbornwithapinkcolorarehealthy.Greenisacolorfortreesandgrass.ItissaidthattheGreeksfirstconnectedgreenwith8causedbyenvy.Theexpression“ablacksheepofthefamily”referstoan9memberofafamilyoragroupifheisalwaysatrouble-maker.BlackoutswerecommonduringWorldWarII.Duringblackouts,allthelightsinacitywereturnedoff.Thiscouldmake10difficultforenemyplanestofindatarget（目標(biāo)）onthegroundinthedarkofnight.1．A．why B．how C．whether D．what2．A．divided B．turned C．put D．cut3．A．conditions B．celebrations C．positions D．problems4．A．before B．while C．since D．a(chǎn)fter5．A．However B．Instead C．Moreover D．Otherwise6．A．strong B．strange C．sudden D．serious7．A．result B．fact C．way D．tradition8．A．happiness B．sadness C．loneliness D．sickness9．A．unwelcome B．honest C．inactive D．impolite10．A．that B．this C．them D．it五、閱讀理解Garbagesorting（分類(lèi)）isabigtopicworldwide.Inrecentyears,someChinesecitieshavebeenworkinghardonit.ShanghaihasworkedwithAlipaytocreatea"greenaccount（賬戶）"serviceforitsresidents（居民）.Accountholdersgetpointsbycorrectlysortingtheirgarbage.ThroughtheAlipayapp,theycanexchangethepointsformilk,phonecardsandotherproducts.Thecityisaskingallofitsresidentstosorttheirgarbageintofourgroups:wet,recyclable,harmfulanddry.Wetwasteisalsoknownashouseholdwaste."Theyarethingsyoudon'twantbutthatpigscaneat,"GuangzhouDailyexplained.Paper,metal,glassandotherthingsthatcanbereusedarerecyclablewaste.Harmfulwasteincludesthingslikemedicine,batteriesandfluorescentbulbs（熒光燈泡）.Finally,anywastethat'snotwet,recyclableorharmfulwillgointhe"drywaste"bin.ManyotherChinesecitiesarealsousingthismethodtosorttheirgarbage.Forexample,Shenzhenhasbeensortingitsgarbageintothesamefourgroupssince2012.Studentstherealsoreceivewaste-sortingguidebooksthattheymuststudy.Chinaisimprovingitswaste-sortingefforts.Thereisstillalongwaytogo.Butit'snevertoolatetolearnhowtosortyourtrashproperlyandprotecttheenvironment.Ifyoudon'tsortyourgarbage,allofitwillgotoalandfill（垃圾填埋場(chǎng)）andbeburiedtogether.Theselandfillscantakeuplargeareasofgroundthatcouldhavebeenusedforplantingtreesorcrops.Theelectronicwasteyouthrowaway,suchasbatteries,canpollutethesoilandgroundwater.Otherpiecesofgarbage,likethemetalpartofapen,canbeusedtomakeotherthingsiftheyareproperlyrecycled.1HowdoesShanghaiencouragepeopletosorttheirgarbage?A.Giveresidentsachanceofexchangingotherwasteproductswitheachother.B.Paypeoplewhosortcitytrashandprotecttheenvironmentcorrectly.C.Createa"greenaccount"serviceforitsresidentswiththehelpofAlipay.D.Askresidentstoactivelystudywaste-sortingguidebooks.2.Whichofthefollowingwouldbeconsideredaswetwaste?A.metal B.glass C.bulbs D.leftoverfood3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.Landfillscanbeusedformovingawaygarbagecompletely.B.Garbagesortingsystemhasbeeninusesince2012.C.Studentsinbigcitiesmusthavewaste-sortinglessonsinschools.D.LotsofworkneededtobedoneinChinesegarbagesorting.4.Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?A.Alandfillnevertakesuplargeareas.B.Peopleshouldsorttheirgarbageproperlytoprotecttheenvironment.C.Allkindsofwastecandoharmtotheenvironment.D.Peoplecanburytheirgarbageeverywhere.六、閱讀表達(dá)閱讀下面短文，用英語(yǔ)回答短文后的問(wèn)題Thepirates(海盜)andIwentaheadforthetreasure.Everyonehadweapons(武器)exceptme.TherewasaropearoundmeandIfollowedSilver,whoheldtheotherendoftherope.Hetookouthismapandsaid.“Therearethreetalltreesintherightplace.Thetreasuremustbethere!Goahead!”Thenheturnedtome,“Jim,don’tdreamtoescape!”Justthen,ahighshakingvoicebegantosing,“Fifteenmenonthedeadman’schest...”Thepiratesallbegantrembling(顫抖).Thecolourwentfromtheirsixfaces,andtheylookedateachotherlikefrightenedchildren.“ItsoundslikeFlint!”Someonecried.“No!”Silvermanagedtoshoutoutthewords,“There’snoghost!”Thenthevoicecameagain,“Fifteenmenonthedeadman’schest...”“ThosewereFlint'slastwordsbeforehedied,”criedoneofthepirates.“I’mheretogetthetreasure,”shoutedSilver,“andIwasneverafraidofFlintinhislifeandI’llfacehimdead!”Hiswordscalmedtheothers.“Yes,that’sright,”oneofthemsaid.Thehighshakingvoicedisappearedonthesea.Allthemenwerehappyagainandbegantowalkon.Wereachedthefirstt