期中綜合復(fù)習(xí)小卷一 牛津譯林版英語九年級下冊

期中綜合復(fù)習(xí)小卷（1）

一、單項(xiàng)選擇

I.Onthehighway,driversdrivemuchtoocarefullyandsafelyallthetime.

A.shouldn'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.can't

2.---1couldn'tbelievehecaughtlittlefishinthepool.

一Really?Infact,heeatslittlefishthatheseldombuysfish.

A.so;suchB.so;soC.such;soD.such;such

3.—Hemadeaseriousmistake,buthetookactiontochangethatitgotworse.

一Luckily,hedidn'tcauseanyloss.

A.whenB.afterC.untilD.before

4.--YuzuruHanyu（羽生結(jié)弦）isalwayspraisedasaprinceonice.

一Infact,wasborngoodatallthingsexcellentwithoutenoughpractice.

A.everybodyB.somebodyC.nobodyD.anybody

5.---Youhaven'tsaidawordsincelastFriday.Whai,swrong?

一Nothing.Justleavemealone.

A.seriousB.singleC.similarD.silent

6.一Thewaywethoughtofthemachineworkingisprovedtobeuseful.一Youarequiteclever.

A.tokeepB.keepingC.keptD.keeps

7.一Theairisveryfreshinourcity.Thereislessthanbefore.

一Yes.Thegovernmenthastakenactiontoprotecttheenvironment.

A.woodB.pollutionC.noiseD.water

8.Anumberofvolunteersforthe2022BeijingWinterOlympicGames.

A.willbeneededB.wereneededC.areneedingD.willbeneeding

9.Janeisabitofabookwormasherbooksmuchspaceinherbedroom.

A.aretakenupB.aremadeupC.takeupD.makeup

10.TheartistplayedasongfromDrcamoftheRedChamberwithpipaandtheforeignerswho

knewnothingaboutthestory.

A.increasedB.introducedC.impressedD.influenced

11.Myfatherjoinedthearmyinwhenhewasin.

A.1960s;twentiesB.the1960s;histwentieth

C.1960;histwentiesD.1960s;thetwenties

12.—DonaldTrumpwonthepresidentialelectionwiththehelpofhissupporters.

一Yes.Justasthesayinggoes,"

A.PracticemakesperfectB.Onetreecannotmakeaforest

C.Wherethereisawill,thereisawayD.Everydoghasitsday

13.一Couldyoupleasetellme—Oh,Tilgotheretoattendaparty.

A.whenyou'llgotoBeijingB.howyou'llgotoBeijing

C.whyyou'llgotoBeijingD.whetheryou'llgotoBeijing

14.—Thankgoodness!Theyfinallyrealizedtheimportanceofstoppingthespreadofthedisease.

A.BetterlatethanneverB.Everydoghasitsday

C.ManyhandsmakelightworkD.Actionsspeaklouderthanword

二、完形填空

WhenmyeldersisterAnnabeganplayingtheviolin,shewasseven.Howdidshesound?Terrible.

Butshedidn'tgiveup.Attwelve,sheaskedourparentsifshecould]afull-timemusicschool.

Theysaidno.Actually,everyoneagreedthatmysisterlack（缺乏）musicaltalent.

Iwasbetteratmy2.Somyparentsfoundthebestpianoteacherintheareato3me.

ButtheonlytimehewasfreewasSaturdayafternoonsat3:00.However,Iwas4abouttheTV

sliow“TheAvengers”,whichwasonTVeverySaturdayat3:00p.m.Iletnothingtakeupmy

“Avengers”hour.SoI5thisamazingchance.Today,Idon'tevenhaveapianoinmyhouse.

Severalyearslater,Annabecameanengineer.Butshe6stoppedmakingmusic.Whenshe

wasinherforties,shechanged7Shewentbacktocollege,gotadegreeinmusiceducationand

becameamusicteacher.Shestartedkidsoutontheirinstrumentsandgavethemalltheencouragement

andsupportshenever8

Recently,sheandapianistpulonarecital（演奏會）.Herfriendsandfamilyturnedupfbrher.1

lookedaroundattheaudience（觀眾）assheplayed.Everyonewasobviouslyenjoyingthemusic.Iwas

theonlypersonwhorememberedthat7-year-oldkidmaking（hose9soundsandknewhowfar

shehadcome.

10isimportant.Butenthusiasm（熱情）ismoreimportant.

1.A.attendB.buildC.leaveD.visit

2.A.instructionB.instrumentC.interviewD.iniormation

3.A.examineB.practiceC.trainD.correct

4.A.afraidB.worriedC.dreamedD.crazy

5.A.turnedonB.workedoutC.wailedforD.turneddown

6.A.alreadyB.onceC.neverD.even

7.A.cancelsB.careersC.cartonsD.carrots

8.A.receivedB.providedC.imaginedD.returned

9.A.simpleB.sweetC.funnyD.terrible

1（）.A.DifficultyB.TalentC.PatienceD.Challenge

三、閱讀理解

A

TheWHdWorldofExtremeWeather

Introduction:ExtremeWeather—3PartThree:StrangeWeather

PartOne:FromOneExtremetoAnotherChapter1:SonicColourfulWeather—245

Chapter1:TheWorld*sHottestWeather—15Chapter2:ICsrainingFishandFro^s—264

Chapter2:TheWorld'sColdestWeather——30

Chapter3:TheWorld'sWettestWeather—69SomeExpressions—281

Chapter4:TheWorWsDriestWeather—95

PartTwo:DangerousWeatherEvents

Chapter1:Typhoon—123

Chapter2:SnowandRainStorms--147

Chapter3:Volcano—179

火山臺風(fēng)

Chapter4:Lightning_201volcanostyhpoon:

1.Howmanychaptersarethereintotalinthisbook?

A.3.B.4.C.10.D.281

2..YoumightbeabletoenjoybeautifulpicturesofrainbowsonPage.

A.I35B.182C.225D.255

3..It'saninterestingandusefulbookfbrustoknowmoreabout

A.biologyB.historyC.chemistryD.geography

B

Atticuswasnearlyfifty.Hewasmucholderthantheparentso:ourclassmates,andtherewasnothing

JemorIcouldsayabouthimwhenourclassmatessaid,"Myfather—"

Ourfatherworkedinanoffice.Hedidn'tdoanythingthatcouldpossiblywintheadmirationof

anyone.Heworeglasses.Hewasnearlyblindinthelefteye.

Whenhegaveusourair-rifles（氣槍）,Atticuswouldn'tteachustoshoot（射擊）.UncleJacksaid

Atticuswasn'tinterestedinguns.AtticussaidtoJemoneday,"Don'tpointthatgunatanybody.Also

rememberit'sasin（罪）tokillamockingbird.”

ThatwastheonlytimeIeverheardAtticussayitwasasintodosomething,andIaskedMiss

Maudieaboutit.

“Yourfather'sright,"shesaid.^Mockingbirdsmakemusicfbrustoenjoy.Theydon'teatup

people'sgardens.Theydonothingbutsingtheirheartsoutfbrus.That'swhyit'sasintokilla

mockingbird.”

“Whatdoyouthinkofmyfather?Isthereanythinghe'sgoodat?”

“You'dbesurprisedifyourfatherwasthirty.You'dfindhewasquitedifferent/*saidMissMaudie,

“There'slifeinhimyct.^^

OneSaturday,JemandIdecidedtogoexploringwithourair-rillestoseeifwecouldfindarabbit

orasquirrel.Suddenlywenoticedanolddog.Ithuncheditsshouldersandtwitcheditstorso."There's

somethingwrongwithit."WcsoonranquicklybacktotellMaudie.Shequicklyshutthewooddoor

behindus.Sheherselfranoutsidetotellothers.

“Maddog'scoming!Maddog'scoming!”Maudie'smessagehadbeenreceivedbythe

neighborhood.

Nothingismoreterriblethanadeserted（空曠的）,waitingstreet.Thetreeswerestill,the

mockingbirdsweresilent.Everybodyheldtheirbreath.

Atticusdrovebackquicklyandgotout.

Inafog.JemandIwatchedourfathertakethegunandwalkoutintothemiddleofthestreet.He

walkedquickly,butIthoughthemovedlikeanunderwaterswimmer:timehadslowedtoanauseating

crawl.Atticusrubbedhiseyesandchin;wesawhimblink（眨眼）hard.

Theriflecracked.Thedogfellontotheground.Itdidn'tknowwhathititself.

Jemwasfrozen.

“Isawthat,One-ShotFinch（神槍手）!”Neighbourscried.

“ForgottotellyoutheotherdaythatAtticusFinchwasthedeadestshotinhisMissMaudie

laughed.

Whenwewenthome,ItoldJemwe'dreallyhavesomethingtotalkaboutatschoolonMonday.

4.Accordingtothepassage,Atticusisa__man.

A.modestandbraveB.weakbutfriendly

C.energeticandhumorousD.gentlebutboring

5.WhywasJemfrozenwhenthedogfellontotheground?

A.Hewasafraidthedoghadn'tdiedyet.B.HewassurprisedAtticuscouldshoot.

C.HewasworriedaboutAtticus'ssafety.D.Hewasafraidofbeinghurtbythedog.

6.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.AnAwfulDayB.TheMadDog

C.OurPerfectFatherD.One-ShotFinch

四、詞匯運(yùn)用（A）根據(jù)句意和漢語注釋，在答題卡對應(yīng)題號的橫線上，寫出單詞的正確形式。

1.Yoirdbetter（考慮）buyinganewwashingmachine.

2.QueenElizabethIImakesaChristmas（演講）everyyear.

3.Afterfinishingthemarathon,Ryanbreathed（沉重土也）andlookedpale.

4.Theboy'snamewasHansen,a（普通的）nameinNorway.

（B）根據(jù)句意，在答題卡對應(yīng)題號的橫線上，寫出單詞的正確形式。

5.1didn'tsleepwellandstayed（wake）untiltheearlymorning.

6.Don'tletthe（sad）ofyourpastandthefearoffutureinfluenceyourpresent.

7.ThespinningwheelwasaChinese(invent).

8.Wewillhavethepaintings(hang)intheclassroomasacelebrationofMayDay.

五、動詞填空

1.一Youseemedbusyjustnow.Haveyougotaminutenow,sir?

一Sure.I(reply)toanimportante-mail.It'sdone.So,what'sup?

2.Mr.Kingtolduseverything(weigh)moreontheearththanonMarsbecauseofgravity.

3.一Wouldyouliketoseeafilmwithmetonight?

-I'dloveto,butI(accept)Lily'sinvitationtodinner.IstomorroweveningOK?

4.Amy'sfatherregrets(notbuy)theflatinthecitycentre.Thehousingpricesarerisingall

thetime.

5.—Thereissomeoneknockingatthedoor.

—Itmustbethecomputerrepairman.1(call)himtofixmycomputer.

6.Happinessisachievedthroughhardwork.Sonevergiveup.You(pay)backlater.

7.Assymbolsoffriendship,pandas(live)intheUSfor50years.

8.Thepoorman(regiet)leavingschoolsoyounganddecidedtoreturntoschool.

六、閱讀填空每個空格只能填一個單詞。

EveryAugust,brightlightsdart(戈i])acrossthenightsky.Somepeoplecallthemshootingstars.

Butthey'renotstarsatall.Thesebeautifulsightsaremeteors(流星).Youcansee(hemforyourself.

AnIdealTime

ThePerseidsareoneofthebusiestmeteorshowersoftheyear.InAugustyoucansee60or

moremeteorsinanhour.ThePerseidsarceasiesttoseewhentheMoonisn'toutbecauseitslight

washesoulmanymeteors.Yuudoiflneedanylliinglohelpyouseellicm.Andyoudoiflneedlu

knowwherePerseusisbecausemeteorsappearalloverthesky.Toseethemostmeteorseachyear,

youneedtofindadarkplace.Streetlightsalsowashoutmeteors.Inmanyareas,abackyardmight

beperfect.Askanadulttobewithyouandkeepawakeintonight.Inmostcases,meteorshowers

aren'tearly.

GettingReady

Beforeyougoout,itmightbeagoodideatoputonmosquitorepellent(驅(qū)蚊S夜).Puton

warmclothesbecauseyouwon'tbemovingaroundmuch.Ablanketmighthelpkeepyouwarm

andprotectyoufrommosquitoes.

Takeaflashlight(手電筒)withyou.Aflashlightthatgivesoffredlightisbestasredlight

doesn'tharmyourabilitytoseeinthedarkasmuchasothercolorsdo.

Andnowforthefunpart.Gooutside,sitinachair,andlookatwhateverpartoftheskyis

darkest.Straightupmightbebest.Makesuretreesandcloudsaren'tblockingyourview.Avoid

lookingatanylight.Overthenexthalfhour,youreyeswillgetusedtothedark,andyou'llsee

yourfirstmeteorifyouarelucky.

Title:Tipsforseeingmeteors

InAugustthePerseidsappearmostoftenandtheyareallover

thesky.

ThePerseidsareeasytoseeunlesstheMoon,aswellas

Whenisan

streetlights,]youseeingthem.

ideallime?

Inviteagrown-uptostayuplatewithyou,becausemeteorsare

2early.

Putonmosquitorepellentandgetdressedwarmly.Ablanket

wouldhelptoo.

Takeaflashlightwithredlightsothatyoucanseeinthedark

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