江苏省扬州市广陵区2021-2022学年九年级上学期期末英语试题
江苏
九年级
期末
2022-02-05
83次
整体难度:
适中
考查范围:
语法、单词辨析、词汇、短语辨析、语用、主题、语篇
一、单项选择 添加题型下试题
—Yes, it tells a story of _____ honest boy in the mountain village far away.
A.an; an | B.an; a | C.a; an | D.the; a |
A.against | B.above | C.through | D.beyond |
—Yes. Nothing is more important than health.
A.truth | B.value | C.relationship | D.cause |
A.quickly | B.patiently | C.clearly | D.widely |
—Wonderful, ________ its ending is not so happy.
A.though | B.or | C.because | D.so |
—No hurry. I guess our flight ________ because of the snowstorm.
A.will be cancelled | B.will cancel | C.was cancelled | D.has cancelled |
【知识点】 一般将来时的被动语态解读
—That’s really amazing! She is so ________.
A.creative | B.generous | C.energetic | D.confident |
—I’ve just been ________ a medal because of my high marks in the drawing competition.
A.promised | B.praised | C.practiced | D.presented |
—Not yet, I ________ go to Yangzhou High School of Jiangsu Province.
A.should | B.may | C.must | D.need |
A.whom | B.which | C.what | D.who |
—But my cups can, I guess.
A.Neither; nor | B.Either; or | C.Both; and | D.Not only; but also |
A.broke out | B.broke into | C.broke down | D.broke up |
【知识点】 break down break into break out 动词短语解读
— Yes, this project requires close teamwork.
A.Everything | B.Anything | C.Nothing | D.Something |
—Yes, and the nearest one is to the west of the mall.
A.what the bus station is | B.when the bus station is open |
C.how I can get to the bus station | D.if there is a bus station near here |
【知识点】 宾语从句的语序解读 if/whether引导宾语从句解读
—________. Every dog has its day.
A.Yes, you will | B.It’s hard to say | C.Of course | D.It’s possible |
二、完形填空 添加题型下试题
One day, as Lancelot was thinking about running away from his master Shylock, a very old man carrying a basket came to Lancelot.
“Excuse me, can you tell me where Shylock
Lancelot recognized this man. It was his father, Gobbo, but the poor old man was quite
“Does Lancelot live with Shylock in that house?”
Lancelot tricked his father by telling him Lancelot was
“Is my son really dead?” Gobbo asked.
“Don’t you know me?” asked Lancelot.
“No, I don’t know you, ”answered Gobbo. “ I can’t see. I am
“I’m sorry. I was
Gobbo still
“I know you are my father and Margery is my mother,” said Lancelot.
Gobbo agreed that his
“I have
“Don’t give him a present. He doesn’t need it. He is
Gobbo and Lancelot went to see Bassanio. Bassanio
Lancelot was happy to leave Shylock and work for Bassanio.
16.A.lives | B.works | C.plays | D.studies |
A.deaf | B.blind | C.weak | D.wounded |
A.too | B.instead | C.either | D.however |
A.dead | B.lost | C.homeless | D.sick |
A.surprised | B.glad | C.certain | D.satisfied |
A.troubling | B.calling | C.treating | D.tricking |
A.mustn’t | B.can’t | C.couldn’t | D.shouldn’t |
A.father’s | B.wife’s | C.son’s | D.sister’s |
A.feel | B.smell | C.watch | D.taste |
A.offered | B.made | C.designed | D.bought |
A.poor | B.rich | C.generous | D.selfish |
A.fingers | B.legs | C.arms | D.bones |
A.because | B.so | C.if | D.while |
A.few | B.nothing | C.everything | D.plenty |
A.realized | B.asked | C.agreed | D.discussed |
【知识点】 叙事忆旧
三、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
A Student Profile
Name: Kristin Lacey
Hometown: Merced, California, USA
School & College: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GRS) at MIT
Major: English literature
Favorite book: Pachinko by Min Jin Lee
Favorite class: British Literature with Professor Anna Henchman
Favorite place to study on campus: Athan’s in Washington Square or Cafenation in Brighton Center
Favorite restaurant in Boston: Sweet Checks
Extra-curricular (课外的) activities: President of the Graduate Student Association; Leading the Graduate Student Fiction (小说) Group; Volunteering at Gifford Homeless Cat Center in Brighton.
Study experience: I studied for four years and earned my undergraduate degree (本科学位) in English in 2021 at California State University, Fresno. I was the first in my family to attend graduate school and college.
When I graduate, I hope to teach literature at a local college and help the other first-generation college students to get higher education. It’s important to give a helping hand to those who need it.
Advice to other first-generation college students:
I know that being first-generation graduate means always pushing against your background and stepping out of your comfort zone. And it is important to take as many lectures as possible and be open-minded to good advice from your teachers, while know the line between helpful and bad recommendations. Be outgoing with your friends and build your support network by asking for help when you need it and giving help in return.
31. When did Kristin Lacey graduate from senior high school?A.In 2015. | B.In 2017. | C.In 2019. | D.In 2021. |
A.The Gifford Homeless Cat Center. | B.The British Literature Club. |
C.The Graduate Student Association. | D.The Graduate Student Fiction Group. |
A.Teach literature at a local college. |
B.Work at a homeless animal center. |
C.Build a support network for those in need. |
D.Study British literature at a graduate school. |
John James Audubon was born on April 26, 1785 in Haiti. John spent much of his childhood in France where he spent many hours outdoors painting the world around him. In 1803 he moved to the United States, and found the animals in his new home were among the most beautiful in the world. He enjoyed watching the birds.
John spent much of his early adulthood trying and failing at many businesses in the United States. Instead of taking care of business, John was usually exploring in the wilderness.
At first, John spent his time hunting for food and sport, but he became more interested in the birds he found. He began studying them, trying to learn the differences between the types and noticing their behaviours. He often sketched(素描)and painted the birds he was watching.
He was so sad that he couldn’t earn enough money to support his family, so he tried to improve his painting skills and began to sell his pictures. He discovered that he could earn some money doing something he really enjoyed.
John wanted to have his collection of bird paintings published. He found no one in America who was willing to publish his works, so in 1826, John left for London, England. He and his paintings were well-received because it helped people in London see what wildlife faraway America looked like.
It wasn’t long before he was able to publish his masterpiece, Birds of America. Some people called his work the “Double Elephant Folio” because it was very large. The pages were over three feet tall and over two feet wide.
The public loved John’s books and he had finally earned lots of money. He was famous as one of the greatest artists and naturalists of his time.
John James Audubon died on January 27, 1851. Even today, over 160 years after his death, his paintings are still praised for their beauty and scientific value.
34. What is John James Audubon most famous for?A.Painting pictures of birds. | B.Exploring in the wilderness. |
C.Taking photographs of birds. | D.Recording birds behaviours. |
A.The books included paintings of birds. |
B.The pages of the books were very large. |
C.The books included pictures of elephants. |
D.The pages of the books shaped like elephants. |
① failing at businesses
② moving to the USA
③ publishing his masterpiece
④ leaving for England
⑤ improving his painting skills
A.②-①-⑤-④-③ | B.①-②-⑤-③-④ | C.②-①-④-⑤-③ | D.①-②-④-⑤-③ |
A.To each readers about birds. |
B.To share Audubon’s paintings. |
C.To teach readers how to earn money. |
D.To introduce an artist and naturalist. |
Uncle Tom lived in a small log cabin near his master’s house with his wife, Aunt Chloe, and their children. One day, Aunt Chloe was baking a cake on the fire. Two young boys, Mose and Pete, were playing with their baby sister, Polly. Uncle Tom was sitting at the table. He was a large strong man with a kind face and an air of dignity(尊严). He was very busy. He was trying to write the alphabet on a small blackboard. Mr Shelby’s son, young Master George, was teaching him. However, while this was happening in Tom’s cabin, something very different was happening in his master’s house.
When they were getting ready to go to bed. Eliza, a young slave from the house, came to their door.
“Uncle Tom and Aunt Chloe”, she said, “Master sold Uncle Tom!’
“Sold Tom?” said Aunt Chloe. “But why did he do that?”
“Master is in debt, he has to find the money, or he will have to sell the farm and all of us and leave. So he sold Uncle Tom to pay off his debt.”
“Tom, why don’t you run away? The trader will sell you to a plantation, where they kill slaves with hard work and no food! There’s still time. Come on, get up, and I’ll get your things ready.”
Tom looked at her with sad eyes and said “No, I’m not running away. You heard what Eliza said! Master needs money to keep the farm and the people. I’m strong. I’ll be OK. I can go so he won’t have to sell everything. These things happen, Chloe, and Master tried to be good. He’ll take care of you and the children.”
Then he looked at his sleeping children and he covered his face and started to cry.
38. How many children did Tom have?A.One. | B.Two. | C.Three. | D.Four. |
A.Surprised. | B.Angry. | C.Afraid. | D.Sad. |
A.Because all the other slaves didn’t like Tom. |
B.Because Tom was so lazy that he could do nothing. |
C.Because Mr Shelby was in debt and he needed money. |
D.Because Tom asked Mr Shelby’s son to teach him the alphabet. |
A.Loyal. | B.Modest. | C.Strict. | D.Curious. |