Module 3检测卷浙江省温州市第二中学2023-2024学年外研版英语九年级上学期

2023-2024学年九年级第一学期M3模块英语检测卷

笔试部分(共90分)

卷I

一、完形填空 (本题有15小题，每小题1分,共15分)

The alarm clock went off at half past four that morning. It was far too early to get up, ___16___the idea of running 26 miles seemed impossible. But I had trained hard for this, and I was going to do it. I pulled___17___out of bed, took a shower, and put on my running shoes.

At six o’clock, I arrived at the Dodger Stadium, where all the other members of my running group were already___18___. When they saw the look of terror*(害怕) on my face, they laughed kindly. This was clearly my first marathon. I felt very___19___.

As soon as the race started, I began to run. I___20___to ignore*(忽视) the pain in my body from eight months of training. I put one foot___21___the other and kept going.

At mile 3, I___22___a sign that said, “Go FOR IT, RUNNERS!” I felt encouraged and kept on running. However, by mile 12, I became out of breath. I slowed down, and the rest of my___23___moved away. I was running ___24___, but I was still running. By mile 15, I was moving even more ___25___. By mile 18, I was running in my neighborhood. I badly wanted to turn down my street and go home. But I kept running. By mile 22, there were only___26___miles to go Crowds of people along the streets___27___as I ran past. “You can do it! Keep going!”

Hearing their words of___28___, I felt like I was full of energy. As the finish line came into sight, I started running faster and faster___29___ , I crossed the line. I smiled as the medal was placed over my head, and then I cried. I had done it. I had run my first marathon! You see, there is nothing___30___. You just need to stick to it,

( )16. A. and   B.but   C.or                 D.as

( )17. A. him   B. her   C.them   D. myself

( )18.A. talking   B. resting   C.waiting                             D.celebrating

( )19. A. excited   B. proud   C.bored                D.nervous

( )20.A. hoped   B.agreed   C.tried                D.promised

( )21. A. beside   B.in front of  C.opposite  D.top of

( )22.A. set    B.moved   C.checked                            D.passed

( )23. A. club   B. family   C.class                D.group

( )24. A. back   B.again   C.alone   D.away

( )25.A. slowly   B.carefully  C.bravely                D.crazily

( )26.A. two   B. three   C. four   D.five

( )27. A. looked after me B. picked me up C. searched for me D.cheered me on

( )28.A.encouragement B.advice   C. thankfulness D.warning

( )29.A.However  B.Finally   C.Luckily  D.Anyway

( )30.A. wrong   B.impossible   C.dangerous  D.unusual

 

二、阅读理解 (本题有15小题。第31-44小题为客观题其中31-33小题，每小题1分;第34-44小题，每小题2分;第45小题为主观题，5分。共30分)

A

Home Alone Safety A safety training course for children aged 10+ This course prepares your child for all the important steps of being “home alone”. Being home alone can be a dangerous and uncomfortable situation for your child without some basic skills. Let’s work together to make our children safe! Course Skills Include: √ First Aid      √ Cooking Safety √ Fire Safety      √Answering Doors & Telephones √Appliance*(家电) Safety These skills are fully covered in this course through games and role playing.

( )31. What skills can kids learn from the course?

①How to take an online class.   ②How to treat small cuts properly.

③How to answer a stranger’s knock.  ④How to use home appliances safely.

A.①②③   B.① ②④  C.①③④   D.②③④

( )32. How will kids learn skills in the course?

1. By reading books.    B.By playing games.

C.By doing experiments.    D.By watching the video.

( )33.What can we learn from the poster?

1. You can only register online   B. The course will last three hours
2. Kids can attend the course for free.   D. You should register(报名) before March 23

 

B

Angie Carel has always loved drawing with her family. When her children were very young, they did a lot of art together. Now Carel’s children, are grown, but when the pandemic*(流行病) hit, the school cancelled their in-person learning and sports. They couldn’t go outside and found themselves back at her house in Roanoke, Indiana. And Carel found herself turning to art again.

“Everyone was just sad and a mess. So I had this idea one morning, ‘I’m going to make my daughters draw.’ That’s our happy place, said Carel. “I sent them a text message that just said, ‘Draw a smiling turtle. And show me your artwork this evening at 7.’ And they did and they were laughing. We were laughing so hard at everyone’s drawing.”

The drawing brought joy to others, because they shared their interesting drawings on the Internet. Carel’s friends wanted to join in, and soon, Carel had a whole community online following her drawing prompts*(提示).

When more and more people were interested in her drawing prompts, Carel created the “Simple Daily Drawing” Facebook group. It has grown to more than 8,000 members, who draw whatever Carel chooses. Carel started asking members why they wanted to join, thinking they just liked art—but the answers surprised her.

Carel knew her own family was using the drawings for mental*(精神上的) health. However, after surveying the members, she was surprised to realise about 80% of the people that joined were there to use the art for mental health too. “Every day there is somebody that says something about how this is helping them, and because of that, I just have to keep going. I’m not going to stop until my brain runs out of ideas,” Carel said.

( )34. The underlined word “cancelled” in Paragraph 1 probably means___________.