吉林省长春市二道区2021—2022学年中考九年级下学期模拟考试英语试卷（含答案无听力）

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一、基础知识（15 分）
Ⅰ．单项选择（共 15 分）
从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。
If the weather is nice, we culdhavea(n)in thepark.
A.placeB.chanceC. ideaD. picnic
– Mrs. Green, hw d yu like the prgram Reading with MyChild?
– Perfect. I haven’tseenane.
A.gdB.betterC. bestD. nice
Thsenaturalaccidentsareterriblefrhumans.Chinesepeplealwaysfaceandslvethem
.
A.bravelyB.suddenlyC.nrmallyD.simply
students’ eyesight, each nline class lasts n mre than 30minutes.
A. PrtectB.TprtectC.PrtectingD. Prtected
–d yu g t thetheatre?
– I seldm g there because I like seeing mvies nline.
A.HwfarB.HwsnC.HwftenD. Hwlng
– Let’s eat smesnacks.
– Betternt.Eatingin thelibrary.
A.allwsB.desn’tallwC. isnt allwedD. are ntallwed
Lifebe easy r difficult; smetimes it depends n hw yu lk atit.
A.shuldB.mustC.needn’tD.can
Please leave yur name andtelephnenumberwe can call yu back later.
A.even ifB. assn asC.sthatD. accrdingt
Junir high schl days are ver and it’shardtur dear teachers andfriends.
A.separatefrmB. dealwithC. believe inD. dependn
– Jenny, I can’t findmyglassesDid yu seeit?
– Srry, I didn’t.
A.everywhereB.anywhereC.smewhereD. nwhere
The nvel is s wnderful. Sfar,Iit threetimes.
A. readB.will readC. culdreadD. have read
Linda is preparingtheclthesshe will need during the schltrip.
A.whmB.whseC. whD. which
BeijingisthefirstcitythstbthaWinterandaSummerOlympics.prud weare!
A.WhatB. HwC.WhataD. Hwa
– Dyuknw, Laura?
– At 1:30 tmrrw afternn.
A. when the speechcmpetitinbeganB. when did the speech cmpetitinbegan
C. when the speech cmpetitinwillbeginD. when will the speech cmpetitinbegin
– I feel really bad abut all themess.
–. I can always clear it up later.
A.Dn’twrryB. I dn’tagree
C. ThanksaltD. Sundsgreat
二﹑交际运用（共 5 分）
Ⅱ．根据对话内容及方框中所给的句子补全对话。选项中有一项是多余选项。（5 分）
(Li Nan and Yu Mei are having a phne call) Li Nan: This is Li Nan speaking.16.
Yu Mei: Hi, Li Nan. This is Yu Mei. Hw are yu?
Li Nan: Hi, Yu Mei. I’m fine. Thanks fr asking.17.
Yu Mei: I’m gd. Recently I have fund myself fascinated by a cultural prgram. It’s called
Letters Alive.18.
Li Nan: N, I haven’t. What is the shw abut?
Yu Mei: It’s abut sme famus peple reading letters and it’s als my favrite TV shw. Li Nan:19.
Yu Mei: It came ut in December 2016, and the shw has run fr five seasns. It’s s wnderful that I strngly advise yu t watch it.
Li Nan: All right. Thanks. Which episde（集）influenced yu the mst?
YuMei:Itwasyesterday’s,Ithink.20.Intheletter,theauthrtalkedabutdream,duty and curage. She called us yung peple t d parts in prtecting urcuntry.
Li Nan: That sunds like a very educatinal prgram. I am lking frward t watching it myself.
Then we can exchange ideas.
Yu Mei: Sunds great.
Wh isthat?
Have yu watched ityet?
Hw are yuding?
I dn’t like this culturalprgram.
When did the shw cmeut?
It’s abut a letter written t the yuth f theday.
三、阅读理解（共 45 分）
Ⅲ．完形填空（15 分）
阅读短文, 掌握其大意, 然后从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Since the age f three, Chelsie Hill had dreamed f becming a dancer. That life galnearly 21ne night in 2010. Hill, then a 17-year-ld high schl student, was hit in acar
accident and was left disabled frm the waist（腰）dwn.
Fr mst peple, that wuld have meant 22 the dream f becming a dancer. Fr Hill, it was the beginning and will never 23 her frm achieving dreams. “I wanted t shw myself — that I was still ‘nrmal’,24nrmalmeant.”
Nrmal fr her meant dancing,25Hill did it in her wheelchair with her nn-disabled high schl dance team. “Half f my bdy has n26 , and I have t mve it with my hands,” Hill tld Teen Vgue. “It really tk a lt f learning and27.”
Aftergraduatin, Hillwantedtexpand（扩大）herdancenetwrktincludewmenlike28.
She met peple nline wh had suffered（ 遭 受 ）a lt and shared her29 f never giving up. Then she invited them t 30withher.
Hping t meet mre peple in a larger city, Hill mved t Ls Angeles. There she 31 a team f dancers with disabilities called the Rllettes. “I want t break dwn the32idea f wheelchair users. Mre imprtantly, I want t shw that dance is dance,33yu’re walking r yu’re rlling,” shesaid.
Hillhasachievedwhatmanyfusneverwill:herchildhddream.AndtheRlletteshashelped her find smething else that is s34. Every year she hlds a dance camp fr wheelchair users f all ages t help them35their inner abilities. She’s such a greatsuccess.
(A)
Asthe “DubleReductin”plicy（“双减”政策）cameutnJuly24,2021,studentshave timetdafter- Thefllwingdiagram（表格）shws the situatinatpresent.
A.achieved
A. givingup
A.take
A.whever
B. changed
B. running after
B. stp
B. whenever
C. ended
C. putting ff
C. prtect
C. whatever
D. realized
D. finding ut
D. avid
D. hwever
25. A. than
B. unless
C. r
D. s
26. A. directin
B. ability
C. health
D. sense
27. A. effrt
B. pain
C. educatin
D. medicine
28. A. yu
B. them
C. her
D. us
29. A. kindness
B. spirit
C. talent
D. pride
30. A. play
B. sing
C. dance
D. walk
31. A. attended
B. greeted
C. discvered
D. started
32. A. traditinal
B. valuable
C. fresh
D. strict
33. A. because
B. but
C. since
D. whether
34. A. meaningful
B. bring
C. famus
D. cmfrtable
35. A. lk
B. find
C. ffer
D. invent
Ⅳ．阅读理解（30 分）
Itisclearfrmthesurveythatmststudentshaveaprperplanfrtheirafter-schlactivities. That’s why the students and their parents supprt the plicy. It can lwer students learning stress andhelpstudentsbetterfcusntheirstudy.Als,studentscangetnewskillsfrmtheactivities and make mrefriends.
Hwever, sme parents wrry that the plicy will lead t wrse grades because students will
havelesstimestudyandgetlesshelpfrmafter-schltrainingclasses.Andtheycannlnger seetherankings（排名）aftereachexam.Itmakesthemguessandwrriedabutwhatleveltheir children areat.
N matter what peple think f the plicy, ur gvernment hpes students will face less schlwrk pressure with the help f it.
根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。（5 分）
students in the survey chse t draw r practice calligraphy in after-schl activities.
A.21B. 24C. 36D. 60
The survey fundthatnlyf students help dchres.
A.7%B. 8%C. 12%D. 20%
Of all the after-schl activities listed inthesurvey,is the mstppular.
A.watchingTVB. learningmusic
C.playingsprtsD. chattingnline
FrmParagraph(段落)2wecaninfer(推断)thatmststudentsandtheirparentsthinkthe plicy.
A. is a wasteftimeB. is gd frstudents
C. makes themmrewrriedD. makes n difference t theirlives
Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t thepassage?
The plicy came ut n June 24,2021.
Chatting nline has a bad influence nstudents.
After-schl training classes are best chice fr mststudents.
Nt all parents have the same agreement n theplicy.
(B)
Frthusandsfyears,peplehavelivedwithdgs.Ancientpaintingsnthewallsfcaves
（岩洞）shwpeplelivingwithdgs. MrethannethirdfthehmesintheUnitedStates,
Canada, cuntry, these dgs cme in all shapes andsizes.
The largest dg in the wrld was Zrba, a huge mastiff（大驯犬）that died in 1990. When
Zrba was seven years ld in 1989, he was 94 centimeters tall. In ther wrds, Zrba was mre than half as tall as an adult man. At his largest, Zrba weighed mre than 156 kilgrams.
While the smallest dg ever was a Yrkshire Terrier dg named Sylvia frm England. This dg was nly 6 centimeters tall and just under 9 centimeters frm nse t tail. The dg weighed halfasmuchasyurEnglishbk,andevenayungchildculdeasilypickitupwithnehand. It died in 1945 when it was nly tw yearsld.
Smedgsareunusual,ntfrtheirsize,butfrtheirbrain.OneunbelievabledgisEndal, the“familymember”famannamedAllenPartn,whhasusedawheelchair（轮椅）sincea car accident in1991.
In2001,PartnwashitbyacarwhilecrssingaradwithEndal,andthrwnutfhischair. Endal quickly mved Partn int the safe psitin, cvered him with a cat, and pushed his mbile phne clse enugh fr him t reach. Then, nce he saw that Partn was all right, Endal ran back and frthbetween a nearby htel and Partn, barking until peple came ut thelp.
Endalwnaprizefrhiscurageandcleverness,andhehasbeenthesubjectfanumberf TVdcumentaries.
根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。（5 分）
Accrding t the passage, the wrld’s smallest dg weighed half asmuch as.
A. achild’shandB. ababyC. ZbraD. yur Englishbk
The underlined part “ran back and frth”prbablymeans.
A. ran bthwaysB.gtbackC.wentfrwardD. laydwn
Which is the right rder f the fllwingthings?
① Endal wn a prize.
② Endal asked peple fr help.
③ Partn was thrwn ut f his car.
④ Endal mved Partn int the safe psitin.
A.③②④①B. ③④②①C. ①③④②D.①④②③
Abut Partn, the WRONGinfrmatinis.
A. his dg has beennTVB. he is unable twalk
C. he gt a prize frhis braveryD. he has been in at least tw caraccidents
What is the main tpic f thepassage?
A. Dgs that are special insme way.B. Dgs that have helped theirwners.
C. Three ppular kindsfdgs.D. The best dgs in acmpetitin.
(C)
Have yu nticed that time seems t pass mre slwly when yu’re waiting in a lng time? But when yu’re playing with yur friends, hurs seem like minutes. Of curse, time is always passing at the same speed — but why des it smetimes feel different?
A study frm the Jurnal f Neurscience can tell us the answer. Lead authr Masamichi
Hayashiandhisresearchteamfundthatithastdwithneurns（神经元）inurbrains. Thse neurnsare sensitive（敏感的）ttime.
The researchers measured the brain activity f 18 adults wh were asked t lk at a picture nascreenfraperidftime.Theywerethenaskedtguesshwlngthey’dbeenlkingat the picture. N ne culd answer crrectly when they were asked t stare at the picture fr very lng r very shrt perids ftime.
After lking at their brain activity, the researchers fund when the time-sensitive neurns receivethesamestimulatin（刺激）(suchasstaringatascreen)againandagain,theyfinally get “tired” and dn’t wrk prperly — it desn’t matter whether this perid f time is lngr
shrt.Hwever, therneurnsstillwrknrmally, causinganimbalance（失衡）inthewaythat
we experience time.
Whenyustandinlinerrepeatthesametaskfrmanytimes,suchasdingmathhmewrk, yur time-sensitive neurns get tired and cause yu t feel like time is ging slwly. But when yu’redingsmethingmrefast-paced（快节奏的）, suchasplayingsccer, yurexperience f time is ppsite. Either way, yu can’t always trust yur brain when it cmes t yur experience ftime.
根据短文内容，判断句子正（T）、误（F）。（5 分）
Hayashi’s study is abut why time always passes at the sametime.
In Hayashi’s study, the 18 adults were asked t draw a picture n a screenfirst.
Time-sensitive neurns feel tired when they wrk fr a very lngtime.
Frm the last paragraph, ding different things makes ur experience f timedifferent.
Wemayread thearticleinthe scienceclumn（栏目）fthe newspaper.
(D)
Every living thing needs t reprduce. Reprducing means creating mre members f yur grup. In rder fr plants t reprduce, they have t spread their seeds（种子）t ther areas.
51.
Thesimplestwayisgravity（重力） gets t heavy, it falls frm a tree t the grund. Smetimes animals will pick up the fruit and drp it in antherarea.52.Apples spread thisway.
Dandelins are a gd example f this. Dandelin seeds are slightthatwhenwindblws,itcarriesdandelinseedstnewplaces.Maple
（枫树）seeds als use wind. Their seeds are cnnected with lng, thin leaves
that lk like wings. When the seed falls frm the tree, its “wings” help it fly farther frm the tree.
The animals eat the seeds. While the seed is in the animal’s bdy, it stays whle. When the seed leaves the animals, it’s in a newplace.
Smeseedshaveaspecialsmellthatattractsants.Theantsbringtheseedsback ttheirhme, f the seed undergrund. After that, the seed can startgrwing.
从方框中选择恰当的句子补全短文，使文章内容完整、通顺。（5 分）
Ants als help spreadseeds.
That helps mve the seed even fartheraway.
Sme animals help plants spread theirseeds.
Plants have develped all kinds f ways t dthis.
Other plants use wind t spread theirseeds.
(E)
Elsie Cha has lived in Shanghai fr six years. She has rich experience as a vlunteer in caring fr the elderly and children in her hme city f Hng Kng and als in Eurpe.
In Shanghai, she has had her first experience f vlunteering in the public healtharea,
helpingexplainthegrid-screening（扫屏）plantlcalpepleandfreigners,andprepareda QR cde fr nucleic acid tests（ 核 酸 检 测 ）. “Quite a few peple in my district cme frm differentcuntries.AsIhavelivedinEurpe, Icanhelpcmmunicatewiththem,andIalstake
the lead t keep in tuch with neighbrhd fficials,” Cha said.
“The wrk is hard, needs patience, and lasts（持续）mre than 10 hurs every day, but it is wrthwhile. The whle cuntry has lent a helping hand t Hng Kng thrughut its latest
wave f COVID-19, and I’d like t d my bit fr Shanghai, my secnd hme.”
Mre than 50,000 peple in the city have jined vlunteers since the start f this mnth in helping with the nging fight against a COVID-19 utbreak. The vlunteers take peple’s temperatures,checktheirhealthQRcdeswhentheyenterpublicplaces,sendfd,vegetables, fruits and ther daily necessities. Mst f them can’t g hme and can nly eat and live in their ffices.
Zheng Yingha, a gvernment fficial, said, “These vlunteers braved rain and winds n the frntline in the fight against the COVID-19. They have std ut in helping the city thrugh this challenging perid.”
Next Mnday, Shanghai will begin a new rund f nucleic acid testing. Because f languages prblems, sme freigners might experience difficulties when asked t line up and underg testing in neighbrhds. Mre vlunteers will be needed fr freign language translatin.
根据文章内容，回答下列问题。(10 分)
Has Elsie Cha wrked as a vlunteerbefre?
Wh des Cha keep in tuchwith?
Hw lng des the vlunteer wrk last everyday?
Where d mst f the vlunteers eat andlive?
What kind f vlunteers will be needed frm the lastparagraph?
四、语言知识运用（共 10 分）
V．短文填空（10 分）
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。
Mr. and Mrs. Jacksn have been married fr 50 years. Since her husband died,Mrs.Jacksn has livedalne61.herbigldhuse.Thehusewasbughtbyherhusbandwhen
theygtmarried.Frthesakef（为了）62.(safe),herdaughterhastriedhardtask
hertsellthehuseandbuyanewandsmallneinthetwn.63.Mrs. Jacksndesn’t liketheidea.Shesaysthatshehastlkafterher64.(husband) ld huse. These days, Mrs. Jacksn ften hears stries abut unknwn peple wh steal things arundhere.
That was a cld day befre Christmas Eve. Arund fur ’clck in the afternn, Mrs. Jacksn65.(enjy) the Christmas music when smene kncked at the dr. She heardthe66.but didn’t mve. Wh culd it be? Mrs. Jacksn was a bit afraid. She decided nt t answer the dr butkept67.(wait).
Oneminuteantherminuteandyetantherminute, quietlytthedrandlistened.Sheheardnthingbutthewind68.(inside).She
slwlypenedthedrandwatchedthrughthe crack（缝隙）as69.(care) aspssible.
Shethengaveasurprisedcryandthrewthedrwidepen!Atthedr,shesawatall,beautiful Christmas tree!In70.tree there was a Christmas card with thesewrds:
Merry Christmas!
五﹑书面表达（共 20 分）
近期由于疫情原因，同学们再次开启了网课模式。即将参加中考的你感到焦虑与担忧， 导致无法集中精力学习。请你给学校的心理辅导老师 Mrs.Kellen写一封求助信，寻求帮助。（5 分）
要求：不少于 40 词（开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数）。
Dear Mrs. Kellen,
I’m a student frm Grade 9. The Entrance Examinatin f High Schl iscming.
Lking frward t yur early reply.
Zha Pei
2022 年 4 月 16 日，神州十三号载人飞船搭载着神州十三号三名航天员成功着陆。神州十三号返回舱开仓瞬间一句“欢迎回家” 感动无数人。那一刻对中国航天人的牵挂、敬佩、崇拜之情油然而生。亲爱的同学们，在你的成长经历中是否有那么一个感动的瞬间，请你将其记录下来。（15 分）
要求：1. 无需翻译作文材料；2. 联系实际，表达真情实感； 3. 不少于 80 词；4.文章不得出现真实姓名和校名。