浙江省舟山市临城区域2021-2022学年九年级上学期期末英语试题.docx

1、浙江省舟山市临城区域2021-2022学年九年级上学期期末英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、完形填空I was in my room, getting ready to go to the community theater with my stepbrother, Henry, who I was not satisfied with. So I was not happy for being onstage（上台演出）today. “Kirstie, come here,” my mom called from down the hall. “_1_ is it?” I call

2、ed back. My mother gave book a _2_. “Henrys book was in the bathroom. Did you put it there?” “Yes, but not _3_,” I said, shrugging（耸肩）.My mother looked at me angrily, something she _4_ did it before. “You should be friendly to him.”Being friendly didnt use to be _5_. But everything felt different as

3、 Henry and his dad _6_ and lived with us. When Henry walked ahead of us to the car, my mom took my hand and said, “We four are _7_. This is our corner of the world now, Kirstie,” she continued, “Lets _8_ to make it a good one.” I just nodded. The community theater was busy when we got there. Theater

4、 used to be what my mom and I did togetherone play a year for our _9_ thing. With Henry coming into our family, it didnt seem so good anymore. Soon, it was my _10_. I forgot to be angry with Henry when I heard my name to go on stage. As we kids lined up on the stage, I _11_ how badly I had tied the

5、drawstring（束带）on my skirt. I should have asked my _12_ for help. And then, suddenly, my drawstring came untied and my skirt began to drop. In front of hundreds of people! It was not a(n) _13_. It was terribly real. The air was full of laughter throughout the people in the theater, and I could feel m

6、y face turn red. Then Henry, beside me, came to help me. He fixed my costurme, tying the drawstring with a nice knot（结）.He made a joke about me “not” knowing knots, and the people _14_ again. This time, the laughter felt OK. At the end of the performance, I found Henry and tapped him on the arm. I s

7、miled at him _15_. “Thanks,” I said. “For, you know.”He smiled nicely. “Knot a problem.”Maybe it wouldnt be so bad to have a new person in my corner of the world after all.1AWhereBWhoCWhatDHow2AshakeBknockChugDkick3Aby mistakeBon purposeCin surpriseDin person4AalwaysBsometimesCneverDoften5AhardBvalu

8、ableCnaturalDperfect6Acame backBgave upCmoved inDpassed by7AvisitorsBperformersCgroupDfamily8AdecideBtryCexpectDprefer9AtinyBawfulCstrangeDspecial10AdecisionBtimeCturnDchance11AsupposedBrememberedCregardedDrealized12AmomBdadCbrotherDsister13AmovieBdreamCpartyDaccident14AshoutedBlaughedCcriedDsmiled1

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13、 is a _.Anews reportBbook reviewCproduct introductionDbusiness advertisementWhen Justin Tong was a child, other kids felt sorry for him. His parents always had him do lots of housework such as taking out the rubbish, doing some cooking and sending newspapers. But when he grew up, he was richer than

14、his childhood friends and lived a happier and healthier life. This is the finding of a 40-year study that followed the lives of 456 children in London. It showed that the children who had worked hard in childhood had a richer and a happier future. “Children who worked in the home or community got ab

15、ilities and came to feel they were important members of society, ” said Daniel Brown, the expert who made the discovery. “And because they felt good about themselves, others felt good about them.”Browns study followed these children in great detail（详情）. Interviews were repeated at ages 25, 31 and 47

16、. Browns research group compared the childrens mental-health（心理健康）scores with their childhood-activity scores. Points were given for part-time jobs, housework, effort in school, and ability to deal with problems. Working at any age is important. Childhood activities help a child develop responsibili

17、ty（责任）, independence, confidence and competencethe basics of emotional（情绪的）health. They also help him understand that people must work together and work toward common goals. The most competent（有能力的）adults are those who know how to do this. Yet work isnt everything. As Tolstoy once said, “One can liv

18、e wonderfully in this world if one knows how to work and how to love, to work for the person one loves and to love ones work.”19What do we know about Justin Tongs childhood?AHe came from a rich family.BHe felt sorry for the other kids.CHe often cooked for his family.DHe sent his articles to newspape

19、rs.20Who will probably succeed in the future according to Paragraph 2?AChildren who work hard in their daily life.BChildren who enjoy happier and richer lives.CChildren who take part in Daniel Browns study.DChildren who feel good about people around them.21How did Brown follow the children in his st

20、udy?ABy giving housework and praise.BBy interviewing and giving scores.CBy setting goals and showing love.DBy solving problems and testing them.22Whats the purpose of the passage?ATo explain an interesting study.BTo introduce Justin Tongs success.CTo tell us about childhood activities.DTo encourage

21、children to work hard.Delia was a young pianist. Her husband, Joe, was a young artist. Each of them was taking lessons: Joe with a famous art teacher, and Delia with a great pianist from Germany. Their teachers were the very best, so lessons were expensive, more than they could really afford（支付得起）,

22、butwhen you love your art, nothing is too much. But soon the money began to run out, and they didnt have money to pay for their lessons. Then one day Delia came back home and told Joe that she had met a man in town whose daughter, Sally, wanted to learn the piano, and he was going to pay her $50 an

23、hour. “Delia, ”Joe said, “Ill be much happier if you keep up your lessons. ” Delia said it didnt matter. “When Ive had some money, Ill continue. ” But Joe also decided to stop his lessons, to draw pictures and sell them. A few days later, Joe came home and took $200 from his pocket happily. “I met a

24、 man from Vermont, ” he said, “who bought one of my pictures. And he wants to buy more!”_. They didt have to worry any more about money. Then, one day, Joe came home and saw that Delias hand was wrapped in a bandage. He asked her what had happened. “Oh, ” said Delia. “My student, Sally, asked me to

25、make some coffee for her. I dropped the coffee and burned my hand. Sally went straight to the medicine store and got this bandage for me. ”“Delia, what have you been doing the last two weeks?” Joe asked. She tried not to tell him, but the tears came out from her eyes. “Oh Joe, I couldnt get any stud

26、ents, so I worked as a waitress in a restaurant. Today, I burned my hand with hot water. So I cant work any more. But well be able to have money from the man in Vermont, wont we?”Joe looked at her. “Theres no man in Vermont,” he said. “Ive been working in a medicine store, and today someone came in

27、to buy bandages for a woman whod burned her hand. So when I saw you, well, I guessed it was you.”They both laughed.23Delia and Joe couldnt take lessons because _.Athey couldnt find best teachersBthey wanted to teach othersCthey couldnt afford their lessonsDthey had their own jobs in town24Which of t

28、he following can be put in the “_” in Paragraph 7?AA bigger plan came to their mindBFrom then on Joe became very famousCSo the two of them were very pleasedDDelia stopped her lessons and stayed home25Both of them laughed in the end because _.Athey would go on with their lessons soonBthey both told l

29、ies to make the other happyCthey didnt have to worry about money any moreDthey thought they had done something meaningless26The best title for the passage can be _.AStrong FriendshipBHard LifeCFunny PlanDWarm LoveThink back to when you were in a math class, and the teacher set a difficult problem. W

30、hich of the following is closer to you?A:Oh no, this is too hard for me. Im not even going to seriously try and work it out. B:Ah, this is quite difficult but I like to push myself. Even if I dont get the answer right, maybe Ill learn something in a try. Carol Dweck, the researcher of Stanford Unive

31、rsity, gave a group of children problems that were a little hard for them. One group said they loved trying something new or something difficult and understood that their abilities could be developed. She says they had a “growth mindset（成长心态）”, which would make them better at study. But another grou

32、p of children felt that they were unable to imagine improving. Some of these children might cheat in the future; others looked for someone who had done worse than them to make themselves feel better. Carol believes that there is a problem in education at the moment. For years, children have been pra

33、ised for their talent. They become pleased by getting high grades, but they are not necessarily interested in learning itself. “The better way,” she says, “is to praise them for their hard work or their good learning habits or their improvements. This way they will achieve more.”Researchers have bee

34、n testing these ideas. Students were taught that if they learned something new and difficult, their brains would form stronger connections, making them more clever. And they made faster progress in the end. In another study, a group of school children used growth mindset for a year. The results were

35、 really surprising. They came top in tests. These children had ever felt that working hard was a sign of stupidity（愚蠢）, but they came to see it as the key to learning. So, back to our question at the beginning. If you answered B, well doneyou already have a growth mindset. If A, dont worry; everyone

36、 is able to improve if you really want to.27At the beginning, the writer asks readers a question to _.Alead in the topic of the articleBfind out the best answersCshow how difficult the problem isDunderstand who are more clever28The main idea of Paragraph 3 is about _.Athe problem in praising childre

37、nBdifferent ways of educating childrenChow to make children pleasedDhow to make children get high grades29The underlined word it in Paragraph 4 refers to _.Asomething newBfaster progressCanother studyDworking hard30In this article, the writer hopes that _.Achildren will get high grades in testsBchil

38、dren will have a growth mindsetCchildren can develop their abilitiesDchildren can be praised for their talent三、多句选词填空用方框中所给单词的正确形式填空，每词仅用一次。weleafshutexceptsleep31The library is open daily _ Mondays.32Tony has a creative idea which is different from _.33Those who feel _ during class may learn less.3

39、4The little boy picked the fallen _ and then used them to make a lovely face.35He _ the door, so dont worry about the pet cat getting out.四、短文汉语提示填空阅读下面短文，然后根据括号内所给汉语意思写出单词的正确形式，每空限填一词。Ladies and gentlemen, We were very pleased with the photo competition. Compared with other years, we received many

40、more photos. These winners are all chosen _36_（明智地）. Here are the final four prizes.The person who won the prize of the “Most Beautiful Nature” photography is Li Wei. Li took photos of the mountains in Xiangshan Park. We can sense the _37_（温暖）of the beautiful sunshine from his photos. The photo we l

41、iked best in the “Historic China” group was taken by Zhao Min. Her photo is of Tiananmen Square. Its 500 metres _38_（宽）at the eastern end. Her photo shows the size and beauty of the square, which _39_（很少）appears on other photos.The best photo in “Music” category was taken by He Zhong. His photo show

42、s the singer, Becky Wang. Becky is one of the greatest _40_（英雄）in his heart. He is the very musician that dares to _41_ （表达）the sounds of his great new band which are not allowed in his times. He is really _42_（自豪的）of his wonderful photos.A collection of photos called the “Many Faces of Beijing” won

43、 the prize for the Most Unusual category. It successfully shows Beijings rich culture and the photographer wonders _43_（是否）anyone likes it or not. These photos can _44_（传播）our traditional culture well.Congratulations to our winners and thanks to everyone who have _45_（进入；参加）the competition. Well hol

44、d the prize giving ceremony at the end of this month.五、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个恰当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Whats the best way to overlook（俯视） a beautiful city? _46_ you find climbing mountain tiring, there is another way which is more relaxing: take Ferris wheel（摩天轮）!Ferris wheels sit in the middle of some grea

45、t cities around the world _47_ they move round while carrying people. You can have such a wonderful time, chatting with friends while enjoying a fantastic view under your _48_ (foot). The first Ferris wheel _49_ (build) in 1893 by the US engineer George Ferris Jr. in Chicago. People who saw the huge

46、 wheel were shocked. At that time, it was _50_ (large) single piece of steel-work that had ever been made. Ferris wheels _51_ (quick) became popular with tourists. Now here is one of _52_ top Ferris wheels around the world. Would you like _53_ (try) it? With a height of about 135 meters, the London Eye is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe. It has enough space for 800 people on one turn（旋转） and each car can carry as many as 25 people_54_ taking it, visitors can get a 360-degree view of London Tower, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. One complete turn usual