期中测验卷 2024-2025学年牛津上海版英语九年级上册

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Part II Vcabulary and Grammar 55分
I. Chse the best answer: 20分 （30*0.5’）
26. Which f the underlined parts has the different prnunciatin frm the thers?
A. beyndB. crmrant C. cntrl D. salary
27. D yu knw hw many bridges there are ___________ the Huangpu River?
A. n B. crssC. abveD. ver
28. He set ut ___________ America ___________ the early mrning f July 1st.
A. fr, in B. fr, n C. t, in D. t, n
29. ---It is reprted that there is _____ big breakthrugh in the cancer treatment．
---If nly my sn culd be brught back t _____ life!
A. a; /B. /; aC. the; theD. a; the
30. We were ___________ a map f this area.
A. prvided withB. prvided frC. ffered frD. ffered t
31. ___________, Tm wrks ___________.
A. Of all students, hardestB. In all students, the hardest
C. Of all students, mst hardly D. In all students, the mst hardly
32. He watched the patient ___________ thrugh the ___________ windw.
A. clsely, clse B. clse, clsed C. clsely, clsed D. clse, clse
33. Sme f his spare time is spent in reading. What abut ___________?
A. thers B. the thers C. the rest D. ther
34. E-mail, as well as telephnes, ___________ an imprtant part in daily cmmunicatin.
A. play B. have played C. had played D. plays
35. The prices f the vegetables ___________.
A. have been risen B. have rse C. is rising D. have been raised
36. There is n such thing ___________ a free lunch.
A. t B. like C. fr D. as
37. ---The captain gets n well with everyne n his team.
--- _________.
A. S I d B. S he des C. S have I D. S des he
38. The plicy ___________ many children suffering hardship, s it was strngly criticized.
A. resulted frm B. resulted C. resulted in D. as a result f
39. The plice rushed ut after they heard the burglar alarm ___________.
A. g ut B. g ver C. g ff D. g n
40. Thrugh the windw ___________ the sweet music.
A. in cameB. cmesC. cming inD. came in
41. D yu think it's imprtant ___________ friends yu knew as a child?
A. t keep cntact in withB. t keep in cntact with
C. keeping cntact withD. nt t lse in cntact with
42. Many students signed up fr the ___________ race in the sprts meeting t be held next week.
A. 800-meter-lng B. 800-meters-lngC. 800 meters’ lng D. 800 meters length
43. Smene in ur class will be punished fr the matter, but nt ___________.
A. yu r I B. yu and I C. yu r me D. yu and me
44. Srry I didn't hear what yu ___________. Culd yu repeat it?
A. talked B. tld C. said D. spke
45. ___________ are used t the life in Austria.
A. The Jnes’ family B. The Jnes family C. JnesD. The Jnes’
46. T be great, yu must be smart, cnfident, and, ___________, hnest.
A. therefreB. abve allC. at leastD. after all
47. The ___________ is just arund the crner and yu wn't miss it.
A. gift’s shp B. gift shp C. gifts shp D. gifts’ shp
48. __________ time went n, my father’s wrds prved true.
A. With B. As C. When D. While
49. Jenny hpes that Mr. Smith can suggest a gd way t have her written English __________ in a shrt perid.
A. imprve B. imprving C. t imprve D. imprved
50. The undergrund is mre cnvenient in Shanghai than __________ in Beijing.
A. it B. / C. thse D. that
51. He knws ___________ knwledge f painting and music.
A. a great number fB. plentyC. large amunts fD. great deal f
52. ___________ exciting life is n the mn!
A. What B. What an C. Hw D. Hw an
53. Culd yu tell me ___________.
A. where he has been tB. where he had been t C. where he has gneD. where he had gne
54. --- Lisa, let’s g t the airprt at nce. The plane is taking ff.
--- ___________. We still have 2 hurs left.
A. Take it easy B. Never mind C. Let’s g D. It desn’t matter
55. --- Must I pay fr my cancel?
--- ___________.
A. Yes, yu can. B. N, yu mustn’t.C. Yes, yu need. D. N, yu needn’t
II. Fill in the blanks with the given wrds in their prper frms: 7分
56. Yu can discver the glrius ruins f __________ civilizatin.（Egypt）
57. His speech is better than any ther ___________ (prgram)
58. The x has fur __________. (stmach)
59. If yu review yur ntes n textbk regularly, the material will becme __________ and yu will remember it lnger. (mean )
60. Fr cmplete__________, yu can rent an apartment r huse n yur wn. (depend)
61.The three men were given wrk accrding t their __________ abilities. (respect)
62. Many parents try their best t meet their children’s __________. (require)
III. Fill in the blanks with the verbs in their prper frms: 6分
63. The first mdern Olympic Games ___________ in Athens in 1896 and nly twelve natins participated. (hld)
64. A ck will be immediately fired if he is fund ___________ in the kitchen.(smke)
65. When I met Marc I __________ by his great dress sense. (strike)
66. He hped that he __________ behind in the mid-term examinatin. (nt leave)
67. Wuld yu please ___________ yur shes n the flr? (nt drp)
68. The well-selling dictinary ___________ t in the lecture is available in many bk stres. (refer)
IV. Rewrite the sentences as required: 14分
69. Only she can finish the task s perfectly. (保持句意基本不变)
N ne ___________ ___________ can finish the task s perfectly.
70. The cmputer is made up f many different parts. (保持句意基本不变)
The cmputer ___________ ___________many different parts.
71. The nise f a car wke me up. （改为被动）
I __________ __________ up by the nise f a car.
72. We haven’t decided when and where t have the party. （改为被动）
When and where t have the party ___________ ___________ ___________.
73. It’s taken a lng time t finish the wrk, ___________ ___________? (反义疑问句)
74. The students lk rderly in their unifrms. (对划线部分提问)
___________ ___________ the students lk like in their unifrms?
75. He was s careless. He made the mistake. （保持句意不变）
He made the mistake ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ his ____________.
V. Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds in the bx. 8分
accessB. alternativesC. supprting D. cnfirmedE. cnflicting
F. separate G. functin H. innvativeI. prspective
Cnsidering hw much time peple spend in ffices, it is imprtant that wrk spaces be well designed. Well-designed ffice spaces help create a crpratin’s image. They mtivate wrkers and they make an impressin n peple wh visit and might be ptential, r ____76____, custmers. They make business wrk better, and they are a part f the crprate culture t live in.
As we mve away frm an industrial-based ecnmy t a knwledge-based ne, ffice designers cme up with ____77____ t the traditinal wrk envirnments f the past. The design industry has mved away frm a fixed ffice setup and created mre flexible “strategic management envirnments.” These____78____ slutins are meant t supprt better rganizatinal perfrmance.
As emplyee hierarchies （等级制度）have flattened r decreased, ffice designers’ respnse t this change has been t mve pen-plan areas t mre desirable lcatins within the ffice and create fewer frmal private ffices. The need fr increased flexibility has als been ____79____ by changes in wrkstatin design. Office and wrk spaces ften are nt designed t a given persn n a permanent basis. Because f changes t methds f wrking, new design allw fr expansin r mvement f desks, strage, and equipment within the wrkplace. Anther imprtant design gal is cmmunicatin, which designers have imprved by breaking the walls that _____80____ wrkstatins. Designers have als created infrmal gathering places and upgraded emplyees’ ____81____ t heavily trafficked areas such as cpy and cffee rms.
Crprate and institutinal ffice designers ften struggle t reslve a number f cmpeting and ften ____82____ demands, including budgetary limits, emplyees hierarchies and technlgical innvatin (especially in relatin t cmputerizatin). These demands must als be balanced with the need t create interirs (内饰) that in sme way enhance, establish r pssess a cmpany’s image and will enable emplyees t ____83____ at their best.
All these elements f ffice design are related. The mst successful ffice designs are like gd marriage—the well-designed ffice and the emplyees that ccupy it are seemingly made fr each ther.
Part III Reading & Writing 65分
Chse the best answer: 5分 （5*1’）
Enugh “meaningless drivel”. That’s the message frm a grup f members f the UK gvernment wh have been examining hw scial media firms like LinkedIn gather and use scial media data.
The Huse f Cmmns Science and Technlgy Cmmittee’s reprt, released last week, has blamed firms fr making peple sign up t lng incmprehensible legal cntracts and calls fr an internatinal standard r kitemark t identify sites that have clear terms and cnditins.
“The term and cnditins statement that we all carelessly agree t is meaningless drivel t anyne,” says Andrew Miller, the chair f the cmmittee. Instead, he says, firms shuld prvide a plain-English versin f their terms. The simplified versin wuld be checked by a third party and awarded a kitemark if it is an accurate reflectin f the riginal.
It is nt yet clear wh wuld administer the scheme, but the UK gvernment is lking at intrducing it n a vluntary basis. “We need t think thrugh hw we make that wrk in practice,” says Miller.
Wuld we pay any mre attentin t a kitemark? “I think if yu went and did the survey, peple wuld like t think they wuld,” says Nigel Shadblt at the University f Suthamptn, UK, wh studies pen data. “We d knw peple wrry a lt abut the inapprpriate use f their infrmatin.” But what wuld happen in practice is anther matter, he says.
Other rganizatins such as banks ask custmers t sign lng cntracts they may nt read r understand, but Miller believes scial media requires special attentin because it is s new. “We still dn’t knw hw significant the lng-term impact is ging t be f unwise things that kids put n scial media that cme back and bite them in 20 years’ time,” he says.
Shadblt, wh gave evidence t the cmmittee, says the prblem is that we dn’t knw hw cmpanies will use ur data because their business mdels and uses f data are still evlving. Large cllectins f persnal infrmatin have becme valuable nly recently, he says.
The shck and anger when a scial media firm des smething with data that peple dn’t expect, even if users have apparently permissin, shw that the current situatin isn’t wrking. If prperly administered, a kitemark n terms and cnditins culd help peple knw what exactly they are signing up t. Althugh they wuld still have t actually read them.
84. What des the phrase “ meaningless drivel” in paragraphs 1 and 3 refer t?
A. Legal cntracts that scial media firms make peple sign up t.
B. Warnings frm the UK gvernment against unsafe websites.
C. Guidelines n hw t use scial media websites prperly.
D. Insignificant data cllected by scial media firms.
85. It can be inferred frm the passage that Nigel Shadblt dubts whether _______.
A. scial media firms wuld cnduct a survey n the kitemark scheme
B. peple wuld pay as much attentin t a kitemark as they think
C. a kitemark scheme wuld be wrkable n a natinwide scale
D. the kitemark wuld help cmpanies develp their business mdels
86. Andrew Miller thinks scial media needs mre attentin than banks mainly because _______.
A. their users cnsist largely f kids under 20 years ld
B. the language in their cntracts is usually harder t understand
C. the infrmatin they cllected culd becme mre valuable in future
D. it remains unknwn hw users’ data will be taken advantage f
87. The writer advises users f scial media t _______.
A. think carefully befre psting anything nt such websites
B. read the terms and cnditins even if there is a kitemark
C. take n further actin if they can find a kitemark
D. avid prviding t much persnal infrmatin
88. Which f the fllwing is the best title f the passage?
A. Say n t scial media?B. New security rules in peratin?
C. Accept withut reading?D. Administratin matter!
B. Chse the wrds r expressins and cmplete the passage.14分
Since finishing my studies at Harvard and Oxfrd. I’ve watched ne friend after anther land high-ranking, high-paying Wall Street jbs. As executives with banks, cnsulting firms, established law firms, and majr crpratins, many are nw well n their way t impressive careers. By sciety’s standards they seem t have it made.
On the surface, these peple seem t be very lucky in life. As they left student life behind, many had a last drink at their cheap but friendly lcal bar, shk hands with lngtime rmmates, and mved ut f small apartments int high buildings. They made reservatins at restaurants where the cst f a bttle f wine ____89____ a cllege year’s mnthly rent. They replaced their belved ld car with expensive new sprts cars.
The thing is, a number f them have ____90____ that despite their success, they aren’t happy. Sme ____91____ f unfriendly cwrkers and feel sad fr eight-hur wrkweeks devted t tasks they hate. Sme d nt respect the cmpanies they wrk fr and talk f feeling tired and ____92____. Hwever, instead f devting themselves t their wrk, they find themselves wrking t supprt the lifestyle t which they have s quickly becme accustmed .
Peple ften speak f trying a mre satisfying path, and in the end the idea f leaving their jbs t wrk fr smething they ____93____ r finding a psitin that wuld give them mre time with their families almst always leads them t the same cnclusin: it’s impssible. They have lans, bills, a mrtgage t pay ff , retirement t save fr. They recgnize there’s smething ____94____ in their lives, but it’s hard t step ff the track.
In a sciety that tends t ____95____ everything in terms f dllars and cents, we learn frm a yung age t cnsider the csts f ur decisins in financial terms. But what abut the persnal and scial csts invlved in pursuing mney ver meaning? These are exactly the kinds f us tend t ignre — and the very nes we need t cnsider mst.
89. A. shared B. paid C. equaled D. cllected
90. A. advertised B. witnessed C. admitted D. demanded
91. A. cmplain B. dream C. hear D. apprve
92. A. calm B. guilty C. warm D. empty
93. A. let ut B. turn in C. give up D. believe in
94. A. missing B. inspiring C. sinking D. shining
95. A. measure B. suffer C. digest D. deliver
C
C. Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds. 14分
It was 1961 and I was in the fifth grade. My marks in schl were miserable and, the thing was, I didn’t knw enugh t really care. My elder brther and I lived with Mm in an ugly multi-family huse in Detrit. We watched TV every night.
But ne day Mm changed ur wrld f___96___. She turned ff the TV. Our mther had nly been able t get thrugh third grade. But, she was much brighter and smarter than we bys knew at the time. She had n___97___ smething in the suburban huses she cleaned---- bks. S she came hme ne day, switched ff the TV, sat us dwn and explained that her sns were ging t make smething f t___98___. “Yu bys are ging t read tw bks every week,” she said. “And yu’re ging t write a reprt n what yu read.”
We maned and cmplained abut hw unfair it was. B___99___, we dn’t have any bks in the huse ther than Mm’s Bible. But she explained that we wuld g where the bks were: “I’ll drive yu t the library.”
S pretty sn there were these tw peevish bys sitting in her white 1959 Oldsmbile n their way t Detrit Public Library. I wandered reluctantly a___100___ the children’s bks. I lved animals, s when I saw sme bks that seemed t be abut animals, I started leafing thrugh them.
The first bk I read was abut beavers（河狸）. Fr the first time in my life I was l____101___ in anther wrld. N televisin prgram had ever taken me s far away frm my surrundings as did this verbal visit t a cld stream in a frest and these animals building a hme.
Nw my elder brther is an engineer and I am chief f pediatric neursurgery(儿童神经外科) at Jhn Hpkins Children’s Center in Baltimre. Smetimes I still can’t believe my life’s jurney, frm a failing and indifferent student in a Detrit public schl t this p___102___, which takes me all ver the wrld t teach and perfrm critical surgery.
But I knw when the jurney began the day Mm switched ff the TV set and put us in her Oldsmbile fr that drive t the library.
D. Answer the questins: 12分
Fllw a strict way f life
Self-disciplined peple are nt all utstanding peple. But nearly all utstanding peple are self-disciplined peple. Sme f them read every day. Sme f them never run late. The real difference between an elite persn and an rdinary persn is that an elite persn can manage his r her time well. That’s where their success cmes frm. What peple call self-discipline is in fact self-management.
One example is staying fit. Never underestimate smene wh is in gd shape. Anyne wh has ever tried t lse weight knws that it’s nt easy. It’s even harder t avid putting weight back n. If smene is in gd shape, it shws that he knws the principles f staying fit and is able t stick t a plan that uses these principles.
If smene is in gd shape, it means that this persn is gd at managing themselves and their time. Whether it is natural r acquired, it is a great skill. It als shws that this persn is able t keep persevering and can balance lng-term gals with shrt-term gals.
S if smene is in gd shape, he r she is much mre than just healthy.
Hw d yu learn self-management? First f all, set a gal and write dwn yur reasns fr wanting t achieve it. Create a list f all the things yu need t d t achieve this gal and start t wrk n them ne at a time. With self-discipline, small things in life will n lnger truble yu. Only thrugh self-discipline, can yu _______________________________________.
Are all utstanding peple self-disciplined peple?
_______________________________________________________.
What’s the difference between an elite persn and an rdinary persn?
________________________________________________________.
Which is even harder t lse weight r t avid putting weight back n?
________________________________________________________.
What des it mean if smene is in gd shape?
________________________________________________________.
List ne f the suggestins mentined in the passage fr starting self-management.
___________________________________________________________.
What can yu d thrugh self-discipline? Fill in the blank with yur wn wrds.
___________________________________________________________.
E. Writing 20分
Write at least 60 wrds abut the tpic“My pinin n WeChat”.
微信等社交软件已经成为人们生活中不可或缺的部分，有人认为它为人们的工作和生活带来了诸多便利，也有一些人认为它的出现弊远大于利。请结合自身经历谈一谈你的看法，并请说明理由。
Wrds fr reference:
scial apps 社交软件
be addicted t 沉迷于
prvide a platfrm 提供平台
face-t-face cmmunicatin 面对面交流
参考答案：
26-55ADBAA ACCDD DBCCD BAACB BBBDBCCCAD
56-62
Egyptian, prgrammer’s, stmachs, mre meaningful, independence, respective, requirements
63-68
were held, smking, was struck, wuld nt be left, nt drp, referred
69-75
Except/but her, cnsists f, was wken, hasn’t been decided, hasn’t it, What d, as a result f carelessness
76-83
I B H D F A E G
84-88 ABDBC
89-95 CCADDAA
96-102 frever, nticed, themselves, Besides, amng, lst, psitin
103-108
103. N, they aren’t.
104. (The real difference between an elite (精英）persn and an rdinary persn is/It is that) an elite persn can manage his r her time well.
105.(It's even harder) t avid putting weight back n.
106. It means that this persn is gd at managing themselves and their time.
107. Set a gal and write dwn yur reasns fr wanting t achieve it./ Create a list f all the things yu need t d t achieve this gal and start t wrk n them ne at a time.
108. truly wn yur future./realize yur dream./live happily/study better/stay healthy…any reasnable answer is O.K.