江苏省苏州市振华中学2021-2022学年九年级下学期英语线上教学学科诊断（模拟）练习题

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学生先完成除听力以外的试题，20:20 播放听力，最后完成听力部分。
一、听力（共 20 小题，每小题 1 分）
第一部分 听对话回答问题(计 10 分, 每小题 1 分)
When did the girl begin lessns last term?
What des the girl want t be when she grws up?
Which is NOT the way f lsing weight accrding t the man?
What did the by d last night?
Hw much des the wman need t pay?
A. 450 yuan.B. 900 yuan.C. 1,350 yuan.
Which persn is Tim’s dad?
The tall man near the car.
The man in a white shirt and a blue tie.
The man wh lks handsme.
Hw des the wman feel when watching hrrr films?
A. Scared.B. Excited.C. Happy.
What languages d Indian peple speak?
They speak English.
They speak Hindi and English.
They speak Spanish and English.
Hw many Asian cuntries are mentined in the cnversatin?
A. Fur.B. Five.C. Six.
Wh can d Chinese kung fu?
A. Mary.B. Millie.C. Kevin.
第二部分听对话和短文回答问题(计 10 分, 每小题 1 分)
听一段对话, 回答第 11~12 小题。
Hw many emperrs lived in the Palace Museum?
A. Tw.B. Twenty fur.C. Twenty.
Which place was suitable fr the emperrs t spend the summer?
A. The Palace Museum.B. Tian’anmen Square.C. The Summer Palace.
听第一篇短文, 回答第 13~15 小题。
听第二篇短文, 回答第 16~20 小题。
Why might milk be ne f the best things we can drink?
Milk has all the nutrients(营养素) that we need.
Milk tastes really great.
Milk has many nutrients t help kids grw.
Which f the fllwing statement is TRUE?
Milk is rich in calcium(钙) but lack f vitamins.
Drinking a glass f cld milk can help a persn fall asleep at nce.
Milk is gd fr ur teeth and heart.
Which f the disadvantages abut milk is TRUE?
Drinking a lt f milk every day can make children slim.
Peple wh drink mre milk never have brken bnes.
Milk might nt make ur bnes strnger.
Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is TRUE?
All the peple shuld drink lts f milk every day since it is a superfd.
Milk des give peple a lt f nutrients.
The mre milk yu drink, the healthier yu will be.
Where can we read such an article?
A dcumentary.
A fashin magazine.
A newspaper.
二、单项填空（共 15 小题，每小题 1 分）
— Have yu gt an iPhne 13 yet?
— N, nw many peple say n t it because f high price and limited supply.
A. it hasB. itsC. it’sD. itself
Singapre
Lcatin
In 13 Asia.
Ppulatin
Abut 14 .
Language
English, Chinese and Malay.
Weather
It is 15 in the daytime and cl in the evening.
13.A. Nrtheast
B. Sutheast
C. Suthwest
14.A. 6 millin
B. 50 millin
C. 5 billin
15.A. wet and cld
B. cld and dry
C. ht and wet
—Mum, can I g t watch Star Wars: Episde Ⅸ with my classmates?
—Well, yu can’t g yur wrk is finished.
A. ifB. unlessC. whenD. since
—Mm, I’ve signed fr a big bx by SF Express. What’s in it?
—I’m nt sure. It be a present frm yur aunt.
A. mightB. mustC. shuldD. will
—Have yu fund the bk abut Sherlck Hlmes yu want t read?
—Nt yet. It has been brrwed by smene else.
A. whB. whichC. whseD. when
— Yu lk s sad. What’s up?
—The prblem t be much mre difficult than I thught.
A. put utB. brke utC. fund utD. turned ut 26．—I’m srry, sir. I’ve made lts f mistakes in the mnthly exam.
—Never mind. , the exam is a bit difficult.
A．In allB．Abve allC．After allD．First f all
Since she culdn’t affrd t buy a flat fr herself, she back t live with her mther.
A. gesB. wentC. has gneD. had gne
When she was asked abut that terrible night, her vice shk as she spke abut the persn wh
her.
A. attractedB. attackedC. cntactedD. cnnected
— Have yu heard that China’s prdigy (奇才) Gu Ailing claimed the histric gld in the wmen’s freeski big air f the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games?
— It’s nt surprising. . She has wrked hard at it these years.
A. Every dg has its dayB. Actins speak luder than wrds
C. N pain, n gainD. Many hands make light wrk
Tm and I belng t a team. If he desn’t agree n the plan, .
A. neither d IB. neither I willC. nr d ID. neither will I
The little by ften sells flwers in the cmmunity t make mney his family.
A. helpB. t helpC. helpingD. helps
We are shcked by the crash f flight MU5735. Our and prayers are with the families and lved nes f the passengers and crew n the flight.
A. thughtsB. themesC. therapiesD. things
I culd cntrl my feelings when Jacksn said he wanted t share the painting by music with tday’s yung peple.
A. hardlyB. reallyC. clearlyD. nearly
— Music and Art enter the Entrance Examinatin fr the high schl, is it true?
— Yes. But dn’t wrry. Nthing will be difficult if mre attentin t them.
A. will payB. will be paidC. paysD. is paid
—Remember Carl? She is still in gd shape and lks even yunger thugh years has passed.
—Oh, really? I haven’t seen her fr nearly ten years. Culd yu tell me ?
that she has gt married
hw she can manage t d that
where she has gne these years
when wuld she visit Nanjing next time
三、完形填空（共 30 小题，每小题 1 分）
A
In 1978, I was 18 and was wrking as a nurse in a small twn abut 270 km away frm Sydney, Australia. I was lking frward t having five 36 ff duty. Unfrtunately, the nly ne train a day back t my hme in Sydney had already 37 . S I thught I’d hitch a lift（搭便车）.
I waited by the side f the highway fr three hurs 38 n ne stpped fr me. Finally, a man walked ver and intrduced 39 as Grdn. He said that althugh he culdn’t give me a lift, I shuld cme back t his huse fr lunch. He nticed me 40 fr hurs in the Nvember heat and thught I must be 41 . I was in 42 as a yung girl but he assured（使 放心） me I was safe,
and he als 43 t help me find a lift hme afterwards. When we arrived at his huse, he made us sandwiches. 44 lunch, he helped me find a lift hme.
Twenty-five years later, in 2003, while I was driving t a nearby twn ne day, I saw a (an) 45
man standing in the glaring heat, trying t hitch a lift. I thught it was anther 46 t repay smene fr the favur I’d been given decades earlier. I pulled ver and 47 him up. I made him cmfrtable n the back seat and ffered him sme water.
After a few mments f small talk, the man said t me, “Yu haven’t changed a bit, even yur red hair is still the same.” 48 I realized I had met him befre, I just culdn’t remember 49 I’d met him. He then tld me he was the man wh had given me 50 and helped me find a lift all thse years ag. It was Grdn.
B
Mst parents, I suppse, have had the experience f reading a bedtime stry 51 their children. And they must have realized hw difficult it is t write a 52 children’s bk. Either the writer has aimed t 53 , s that children can’t fllw what is in his (r mre ften, her) stry, 54 the stry seems t be talking t the readers.
The best children’s bks shuld be 55 very difficult nr very simple, and satisfy the 56 wh hears the stry and the adult wh 57 it. Unfrtunately(不幸的是), there are in fact few bks like this, 58 the prblem f finding the right bedtime stry is nt 59 t slve. This may be why many f the bks regarded as 60 f children’s literature were in fact written fr 61 ― “Alice in Wnderland” is perhaps the mst bvius f this.
A. secnds
A. left
B. minutes
B. begun
C. hurs
C. finished
D. days
D. cmpleted
38. A. and
B. but
C. r
D. s
39. A. me
B. him
C. myself
D. himself
40. A. running
B. walking
C. standing
D. lying
41. A. hungry
B. angry
C. sleepy
D. lazy
42. A. danger
B. dubt
C. truble
D. surprise
43. A. asked
B. encuraged
C. ffered
D. advised
44. A.After
B.Befre
C.Until
D. Since
45. A. yung
B. elderly
C. strng
D. active
46. A. decisin
B. rder
C. chice
D. chance
47. A. picked
B. wke
C. cheered
D. gave
48. A. Luckily
B. Suddenly
C. Sadly
D. Prbably
49. A. hw
B. why
C. where
D. whether
50. A. breakfast
B. lunch
C. dinner
D. supper
Children, left fr themselves, ften 62 the wrst pssible interest in literature. Just leave a child in a bkshp r a 63 and he will mre willingly chse the bks written in an unimaginative way, r have a lk at the mst children’s cmics, full f the stries and jkes which are the rejectins f teachers and righting-thinking parents.
Perhaps we parents shuld stp 64 t brainwash(洗脑)children int accepting ur taste in literature. After all, children and adults are s 65 that we parents shuld nt expect that they will enjy the same bks. S I suppse we’ll just have t cmprmise (妥协) ver the bedtime stry.
四、阅读理解（共 15 小题，每小题 2 分）
A
New Yrk is 3 hurs ahead f Califrnia, but it des nt make Califrnia slw. Smene graduated at the age f 22, but waited 5 years befre getting a gd jb! Smene became a CEO at 25, and died at 50.
While anther became a CEO at 50, and ▲ t 90 years. Smene is still single, while smene else gt married.
Obama retires( 退 休 )at 55, but Trump starts at 70. Everyne in this wrld wrks based n their Time Zne.
Peple arund yu might seem t g ahead f yu, sme might seem t be behind yu. But everyne is running their wn RACE, in their wn TIME.
Dn't envy them r laugh at them.
They are in their TIME ZONE, and yu are in yurs! Life is abut waiting fr the right mment t act.
S, RELAX. Yu're nt LATE. Yu're nt EARLY. Yu're very much ON TIME, and in yur TIME ZONE Destiny set up fr yu.
The best wrd fr the blank in the pem is ▲ .
A. brnB. livedC. grewD. married
What can we learn frm the pem?
A. Obama starts at 55, but Trump retires at 70.B. Life is all abut waiting fr time znes.
C. The earlier we succeed, the better we will be.D. Dn't hurry and take yur wn steps.
B
A. t
A. shrt
A. easy
B. in
B. lng
B. shrt
C. with
C. bad
C. high
D. arund
D. gd
D. difficult
54. A. and
B. but
C. r
D. s
55. A. bth
B. neither
C. either
D. very
56. A. child
B. father
C. mther
D. teacher
57. A. hears
B. buys
C. understands
D. reads
58. A . but
B. hwever
C. s
D. because
59. A. hard
B. easy
C. enugh
D. fast
60.A. articles
B. wrk
C. arts
D. wrks
61. A. grwn-ups
B. girls
C. bys
D. children
62. A. are
B. shw
C. find
D. add
63. A. schl
B. hme
C. ffice
D. library
64. A. ging
B. liking
C. trying
D. preferring
65. A. same
B. friendly
C. different
D. cmmn
(an extract frm a detective stry)
"Sit dwn, " Hendersn said, sitting dwn in an armchair himself and lking at Lgan. "What are yu here fr?"
"I understand yu had a party last night" said Lgan, a plice fficer.
"Yes," said Hendersn, "Oh! I hpe the neighbrs haven’t been cmplaining abut the nise again. "
"Nt that I knw f." said Lgan. "But a yung girl, Fran, wh came t the patty hasn't been hme yet."
"Fran" said Hendersn. "Yes, she was here. She left early, as I remember-abut ne 'clck. I happened t ntice what the time was when she came t say gdbye. But nbdy else left until abut fur in the mrning."
Hendersn lked quite relaxed.
"Did yu knw Clare?" asked Lgan suddenly.
"Oh, Gd!" Hendersn sat frward. "Yu dn't think ... the same thing has happened t Fran?" "We're keeping an pen mind," said Lgan, watching him carefully, "but we're giving it ur full
attentin."
Well, yes. I can understand that. " replied Hendersn, getting cmfrtable in the armchair again. "S," repeated Lgan, "did yu knw Clare?"
"Well, sure. I knew wh she was. But we never had anything t d with each ther." said Hendersn, giving Lgan a big smile.
"Wh else was at yur party?" asked Lgan.
"Peple frm the university," said Hendersn. "Students, teachers." "David?" asked Grant, Lgan's partner.
"Yes, David was here fr a time." Hendersn smiled again. "But he's nt really a party animal. He prbably left early."
"What d yu mean, prbably?" asked Grant.
Hendersn lked at Grant. Grant was sixty with thick black hair and a large mustache. His clthes, as always, lked rather ld: a blue jacket and grey trusers. He did nt lk much f a party animal either.
"Well, I dn't check when my guests arrive and leave," said Hendersn. "And sme peple just leave when they want t g hme. They dn't cme and say gdbye. Anyway, smetimes I can be difficult t find." Again he lked at Lgan, raised his eyebrws and gave her a big smile. "I smetimes end up in the bedrm."…
Hw many characters are mentined in the stry?
A. Five.B. Six.C. Seven.D. Eight
Why did Lgan and Grant g t Hendersn's huse?
Because the girl Fran wh attended the party disappeared.
Because they went t the party held in, Hendersn's huse.
Because Hendersn's neighburs called them fr the nise.
D Because they wanted t knw why Hendersn held the party.
What can be inferred (推断) frm Grant's questin "What d yu mean, prbably?"?
Grant helped Lgan t ask this questin.
Grant didn't understand Hendersn's wrds.
C Grant himself wasn't a party animal like David.
D. Grant wanted t knw the exact time f David's leaving.
C
Hw t fight against COVID-19? We chse sme bks t help yu. The bks were translated int 13 languages, including Japanese, French and Russian. They are cnvenient fr readers t enjy.
All the fur bks are abut .
A. children’s daily activitiesB. ten questins abut COVID-19
C. fighting against COVID-19D. lve between family members, friends and everyne
The spread f the virus is mentined in .
①Virus, Virus, Yu Cannt Scare Me!
②A Special Spring Festival
③Ten Tips t Fight Mnsters
④ A Brief Histry f Viruses fr Children
A. ①②③B. ①②④C. ①③④D. ②③④
Virus, Virus, Yu Cannt Scare Me! (Writer: Mu Xiangzhen)
The bk makes parents and children be able t learn—in a fun way—abut hw viruses( 病 毒 ) spread and what peple can d t prtect themselves. It tells children nt t fear abut viruses. Besides, it als intrduces the idea f getting well with nature, and hpes children can prtect wild life and the natural envirnment.
A Special Spring Festival (Writer: Ga Jing)
This bk pictures children’s special Spring Festival in China during the utbreak f COVID-19. It tells a stry f a cmmn family in China. It tries t answer the child’s questin “Why can’t I be allwed t play utside?” It tells the child what COVID-19 is, hw it spreads, and hw we can prtect urselves frm it. The pictures shw lve between family members, friends and everyne.
Ten Tips t Fight Mnsters (Writer: Dng Ruihan)
Dad leaves 10 tips t help us fight the virus. Wh will win the war? The stry will gently teach children hw t prevent the disease in a language that they can easily understand. It will help kids remain calm in the hard time, and encurage them t help family members t prevent the disease.
A Brief Histry f Viruses fr Children
(Writer: Changsha White-flag Dlphin Children’s Bk Wrkshp)
This strybk tells the beginning f the virus, s the readers can understand the histry f the virus easily. The bk sets up a “Ten Questins abut COVID-19” sectin, which explains the knwledge f
COVID-19(including hw it spreads), helping children readers t understand the virus basing n reasn and science.
Accrding t the passage, which ne is NOT true?
The bks were translated int many languages.
Children can d smething t prtect themselves.
We can understand the virus basing n reasn and science.
We have wn the war against COVID-19 cmpletely.
D
Very ften, when we see yung peple sitting there, lking at the screen f a mbile phne and smiling, we may think nthing is wrng. But when we cme t the questin “hw much time d they actually spend n media (传播媒介)daily?”, the answer is surprising: yung peple spend abut nine hurs every day using media, and this nly includes media used fr enjyment.
Tday’s yung peple seem t have becme crazy multitaskers. They ften use media when ding ther activities. Sme watch TV when ding hmewrk, sme text (发短信), and sme thers listen t music. But what d yung peple think f this? A research shwed that tw thirds f them believed watching TV r texting had n influence n their schlwrk. Half f them thught using scial media made n difference. Hwever, researches have given a different answer: “media
multitaskers” did wrse in tests.
Scientists did a research amng mre than 400 students. It shws that thse wh text a lt have mre truble sleeping and d wrse in their study. In anther research, students wh didn’t text during a lessn tk dwn a lt mre ntes than thse wh were texting. A similar research als fund that students wh texted when ding schlwrk had lwer verall (总体的）grades.
Accrding t a research, if a kid uses scial media a lt, especially at night, he r she will sleep wrse and feel mre nervus and depressed (消沉的). On the ne hand, yung peple stay up late t check messages and infrmatin. They may als be wken up by messages they receive. On the ther hand, even the light frm a screen culd influence their sleep. Sme ther researches als shw that children wh use media at night g t bed later, get fewer hurs f sleep each week, and becme sleepy mre easily during the daytime.
The answer t the questin in Paragraph l is surprising because yung peple .
spend a lng time n media fr fun daily
ften lk at their mbile phnes and smile
always sit there fr a lng time ding nthing
use different kinds f media t relax themselves
The underlined wrd “multitaskers” in Paragraph 2 refers t peple wh .
A. ask a lt f questinsB. use different media fr learning
C. have several mbile phnesD. d several tasks at the same time
Frm the passage we can learn that a kid will prbably _ if he r she uses scial media a lt at night.
A. becme mre wrriedB. get mre excited
C. take fewer ntes in classD. sleep much better
E
Nt lng ag, Egypt marked the 150th anniversary f the pening f the Suez Canal ( 苏 伊士 运 河 ). The canal cnnects the Mediterranean Sea t the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. It helped speed wrld trade between the East and the West. But the man-made waterway has als helped speed the rise f ther things, such as invasive (入侵的) nn-native species. Scientists
say the invasive creatures have damaged the Mediterranean's envirnment and caused native species t disappear.
The number f nn-native creatures has risen since the Suez Canal was widened in 2015. The "New Suez Canal" brught disagreement frm many Mediterranean cuntries. Belle Galil is an Israeli bilgist wh has studied the Mediterranean fr ver 30 years. She says much f the eclgical damage cannt be repaired. She said actin is needed t reduce the influence f the invasive fish and ther sea life.
Galil wrks at Tel Aviv University's Steinhardt Museum f Natural Histry. She nted that the widening and deepening f the Suez Canal has created a "mving aquarium" f species. These creatures culd make castal waters almst unusable fr human beings. Galil believes the number f invasive species has reached 400. That is twice the number 30 years ag. She said this is a "histric example f the dangers f unintended cnsequences."
Israel is nw dealing with huge numbers f pisnus jellyfish that affect castal pwer centers and keep peple frm visiting the seashre. Other pisnus species, such as the linfish and silver-cheeked tadfish, are als appearing.
Galil said the prblems f invasive species can be cmpared t thse f climate change, pllutin and ver-fishing. She insists that the new species have caused a majr "restructuring" f the eclgical envirnment. This has endangered native species.
Sme experts have suggested that increasing salt levels in the canal itself culd create a barrier (障碍物) that wuld keep invasive species ut.
What lessn can we learn frm the influences f the Suez Canal?
A. Seeing is believing.B. Every cin has tw sides.
C. Let nature take its curse.D. Everyne makes mistakes.
What's the attitude (态度) f many Mediterranean cuntries twards the "New Suez Canal"?
A. Uncaring.B. Unclear.
C. Supprtive.D. Against.
What is the eclgical envirnment like after the "restructuring"?
A. It is frm bad t wrse.B. It remains the same.
C. It imprves a great deal.D. It has becme a cmpletely new ne.
Why did Galil mentin climate change, pllutin and ver-fishing in paragraph 5?
A. T add sme backgrund infrmatin.B. T stress the harm f invasive species.
C. T slve the prblem f invasive species.D. T cmpare their similarities and differences.
五、信息还原（共 5 小题；每小题 1 分）
A: Hell, Steven, what are yu ding fr yur summer vacatin?
B: I'll fly t Chengdu t visit my grandparents the day after tmrrw. A: 81
B: Oh n, nt at all.
A: Flying is quick, isn't it?
B: Yes. 82 What's mre, it's ften delayed (延误) and always crwded. A: But it's cnvenient and cmfrtable.
B: I dn't think s. While in the plane, yu can't walk arund r pen the windws. By the way, the seats are uncmfrtable. There is nt much chice f fd and there are nt enugh tilets.
A: 83
B: It's even wrse. It takes hurs t get ut f the airprts and int the city. A: Then yu prefer travelling by train, dn't yu?
B: Yeah. 84 They're cheaper, safer and mre cmfrtable. If yu miss a train, yu can always catch anther ne later.
A: But trains are always much slwer than planes.
B: 85 Besides, tday's high-speed rail is als fast and cmfrtable. A: I agree with yu. Have a gd time!
B: Thank yu very much.
Hw's the fd there?
I dn't think that speed is everything!
What's yur plan?
Trains are much better than planes.
What happens when the plane lands?
D yu like travelling by plane?
But yu have t wait fr hurs befre the plane takes ff.
六、词汇填空 （共 20 题，每题 1 分，每空一词）
These instruments are ne f thse (牛仔).
Our gegraphy teacher tld us everything （称重）mre n the earth than n the mn.
Andrid System is (广泛地) used in cell phnes nwadays.
If the matter is nt carefully (处理) with in time, the situatin will get wrse.
Mr.Wu is a gd traveller. He has been t many_
I will g t Paris next week. It’s a gd chance t try sme
(欧洲的) cuntries such as England. (法国) dishes.
Diana was a little fat in the past. But nw she is much (瘦的) than befre.
Heart truble is ne f the mst serius (原因) f death amng ld peple.
Lk at him. He is sitting (紧靠) the wall.
It seems that the big meal is _ cked fr me. (专门地)
Ladies in (总的) like fashinable clthes, but new fashins will sn g ut f date.
The manager f the restaurant has trained the waiters t (服务) crrectly at table.
—Bad luck! My watch desn’t wrk well.
—Take it easy. It just needs r .
Many yung peple prefer t knw abut the wrld t the Internet. 100．My parents are s with the prgress I have made.
101．Never r the mistakes yu’ve made in the past, fr the future is mre imprtant. 102．Dn’t talk t s n yur way hme.
Outer space is u t mankind.
—What’s the meaning f “lng”?
—Shrt! Am I right?
—Yu are ut f . Where are yu hurrying?
—T the bus statin. My parents are waiting fr me there nw.