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九年级下期模拟考试 英语 注意事项： 1．全卷分为 A 卷和 B 卷，A 卷满分 100 分，B 卷满分 50 分；考试时间 120 分钟。 2．在作答前，考生务必将自己的姓名、座位号和准考证号填在答题卡规定的位置。考试结束后，监考人员将试卷和答题卡一并收回。 3．选择题部分必须使用 2B 铅笔填涂；非选择题部分必须使用 0.5 毫米黑色签字笔书写，字体工整、笔迹清楚。 4．请按照题号在答题卡各题目对应的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效；在草稿纸、试卷上答题均无效。 5．保持答题卡清洁，不得折叠、污染、破损等。 A 卷（共 100 分） 第一部分 听力（共 25 小题；计 30 分） 一、听句子，根据所听到的内容选择正确答语。每小题念两遍。（共 5 小题；每小题 1分，计 5 分） 1. A. What a nice day! B. May I have your name? C. Good morning! 2. A. Here you are. B. That’s a great idea. C. I’m sorry to hear that. 3. A. This way, please. B. That takes much time. C. Sure, I can. 4. A. Thanks. I’ll try. B. It doesn’t matter. C. Help yourself. 5. A. Wow, congratulations! B. Come on. C. The school is very far. 二、听句子，选择与所听句子内容相符的图片。每小题念两遍。（共 5 小题；每小题 1分，计 5 分） A. B. C. D. E. 6. ________ 7. ________ 8. ________ 9. ________ 10. ________ 三、听对话，根据对话内容及问题选择正确答案。每段对话念两遍。（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，计 15 分） 听第 1 段对话，回答第 11、12 题。 11. What kind of music does the girl prefer? A. Rock music. B. Loud, fast music. C. Slow, peaceful music. 12. When is the piano concert? A. On Friday. B. On Saturday. C. On Sunday. 听第2段对话，回答第13、14题。 13. Which school did the girl get into? A. The science school. B. The music school. C. She has not received her letter yet. 14. What does the boy plan to become? A. A piano player. B. A musician. C. A programmer. 听第3段对话，回答第15至17题。 15. What time did the boy’s alarm clock first go off? A. At six thirty. B. At seven. C. At eight. 16. What can we know about Sarah? A. Her phone was off. B. She had left for school. C. She was waiting at the bus stop. 17. How will the boy stop being late again? A. By asking his brother not to take the bike. B. By waking up as soon as the alarm goes off. C. By setting three alarms and asking his brother to wake him up. 听第4段对话，回答第18至20题。 18. What is the conversation mainly about? A. A rubbish problem near the school. B. The tree-planting activity near the school. C. The school’s environmental activities next month. 19. How many bags of rubbish did the girl collect last time? A. Three. B. Five. C. Two. 20. Why does the boy want to join the tree-planting activity? A. Too many trees are being cut down. B. He thinks recycling is more important. C. His teachers will also join the activity. 四、听短文，根据短文内容完成图表中所缺信息（每空一词）。短文念三遍。（共5小题；每小题1分，计5分） Should We Keep Tigers as Pets? The numbers • Pet tigers in the country: about 21 . • Wild tigers left in nature: about 3,000. Main cause for keeping them as pets • A baby tiger is very 22 . Problems of keeping them as pets • Feeding them needs a lot of 23 . • When they grow up, they may be 24 . The sad truth • Most tigers are kept only for 25 . 第二部分 基础知识运用（共20小题；计40分） 五、阅读下面短文，从方框内的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分） A. find out B. For a moment C. pick up D. see a doctor E. To this day My grandmother has always been my hero. When I was seven, I broke my arm while playing in the park. 26 , I was too scared to tell anyone because I thought I would get in trouble. But the pain got worse, so I finally told my mom. She took me to 27 right away. The doctor said I needed an X-ray to 28 how serious it was. Grandma came to the hospital and held my hand the whole time. She told me funny stories to help me forget the pain. After I got my cast (石膏), she helped me 29 my homework from school every day for six weeks. She never complained. 30 , I still remember her deep love for me. It is one of my sweetest memories in life. 六、补全对话，根据对话内容，从方框中选出适当的选项补全对话。（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分） Sam: Lily, did you hear? Our school is organizing a volunteer activity. Lily: Oh, where and when? Sam: At an elderly care center next Saturday. Lily: 31 Sam: We’ll chat with the elderly, play board games with them, and help tidy up the activity room. Lily: How wonderful! 32 Sam: The organizer suggested bringing some fruit or flowers. 33 Lily: Can’t agree more!... Oh, maybe we could also help the elderly learn some simple smartphone skills, like video calling their families. Sam: 34 Let me check with the organizer if we have enough time for that. Lily: By the way, can I bring my friend Tom along? Sam: Of course! 35 We always wish more children join the activity. A. What should we bring? B. That’s a thoughtful idea! C. I’ll add his name to the list. D. So, what will we do there? E. But honestly, your smile and kindness matter most! 七、完形填空，阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题；每小题2分，计20分） The great musician Ludwig van Beethoven loved music from a young age. He learned to play the piano early. When he grew up, he became a famous musician and wrote many great 36 . Beethoven experienced so much in his life. He had a big 37 when he was about thirty years old. He began to lose his hearing. Day by day, it became more 38 for him to hear sounds and music. But Beethoven did not stop. He still loved music deeply and kept 39 . Years later, he started to write his Ninth Symphony (交响曲). At that time, he could not hear at all. He worked for a long time and wrote the music in his 40 . He used his heart and his strong will to 41 it. When the symphony was played for the 42 time, many people came to listen. The music was powerful and full of feeling, and it 43 everyone in the hall. However, he himself did not know what was happening. He stood there 44 with his back to the audience, feeling the music in his own way. Then someone turned him around, and he saw people cheering again and again. With great difficulties, Beethoven still 45 something through hard work and love. 36. A. works B. stories C. lyrics 37. A. chance B. job C. problem 38. A. difficult B. necessary C. important 39. A. listening B. singing C. writing 40. A. hand B. mind C. notebook 41. A. describe B. finish C. change 42. A. first B. second C. last 43. A. beat B. moved C. woke 44. A. excitedly B. comfortably C. quietly 45. A. achieved B. remembered C. produced 第三部分 阅读理解（共15小题；计30分） 八、阅读下列短文，根据短文内容选择最佳选项。（共15小题；每小题2分，计30分） A Jobs soon to be history Jobs in the future 1. Cashier Cashiers in shops and supermarkets may not be necessary in the near future. They may soon be replaced (替换) by machines. People can pay on their own in these places. 1. Space tour guide Space tourism began in 2001. In the future, travelling to space will surely be provided at a lower cost. Space tour guides will be needed to lead people to the moon and beyond! 2. Pilot Autopilots were first used in planes over a century ago. With the development of new technology, there might be no need for human pilots in the future! 2. Virtual reality fashion designer (虚拟现实服装设计师) In the future, more people will work and play in virtual reality (VR, 虚拟现实). People will need cool and fashionable clothes, so VR fashion designers will be greatly needed! Comments Cynthia263 The idea of flying in a plane without a human pilot is scary! Is the technology safe enough? Will pilots’ jobs go up in smoke? Like • Reply • Share • JerryMcUm Sign me up for a space tour, please! But what if I lose my job as a cashier? How will I make enough money to pay for the tour? Like • Reply • Share • JZhang00 How fast the job market changes! We can’t just sit at our desks and expect things to stay the same. Like • Reply • Share • 46. What may happen to the work of cashiers? A. It may be done by machines. B. It may be needed in new shops. C. It may be done in many different ways. 47. Why will space tour guides be needed? A. Going to space will cost less. B. Pilots will have to look for new jobs. C. Space shops will open on the moon. 48. What’s the main job of VR fashion designers? A. To sell clothes at low prices. B. To teach shoppers to use VR. C. To make cool clothes for people in VR. 49. How does Cynthia263 feel about planes without human pilots? A. She is excited about them. B. She worries about the safety. C. She thinks they are very cheap. 50. What can we learn from JZhang00’s comment? A. We should stay at our desks quietly. B. We need to find jobs in supermarkets. C. We must get ready for the coming changes. B Three teenagers did some voluntary work during the school holidays. Here are their online posts. Dong Lili (39 minutes ago) I saw a notice for voluntary work at a children’s hospital, so my best friend and I offered to help. The children there suffer from serious diseases. Some of them were very sad. We wanted to cheer them up, so we organized a painting competition to raise their spirits. I met a girl called Jin Ya. She wanted to paint the park near her home. Because she couldn’t go there herself, I went to the park and took some photos for her painting. 185 Wang Jie (yesterday) My mother and I met some children with no parents. They were quiet and unhappy. We encouraged them to tell stories from their own life to help them express their feelings. We spent much time with a girl called Liu Yun. Her parents died in a car accident, so she is very lonely. She is really unhappy and needs someone to talk to. My mother and I will continue to visit Liu Yun in our spare time. 209 Ding Ling (3 days ago) I volunteered to help disabled children. Some of them have difficulty moving around and taking part in activities. I taught them to sing. Music can bring them joy. I met a boy called Su Le. He lost his leg in an accident. Football is his favourite sport, and he was in low spirits because he couldn’t play it anymore. We can help children like Su Le feel more positive. I will continue doing voluntary work. 366 51. What did Dong Lili mainly try to do in the hospital? A. Help children visit places outside. B. Help children feel more cheerful. C. Help children know about painting. 52. What did Wang Jie encourage the children to do? A. Talk about their own experiences. B. Write stories to show their feelings. C. Share personal stories with their friends. 53. What can we learn about Liu Yun? A. She often talks about her parents. B. She enjoys telling stories to others. C. She needs people to spend time with her. 54. Why did Ding Ling teach the children to sing? A. To help them learn new skills. B. To help them feel happier inside. C. To help them take part in activities. 55. What idea is shared by the three teenagers? A. They try to improve children’s feelings. B. They try to teach children useful skills. C. They try to change children’s daily life. C Dunhuang’s Mogao Caves are world-famous. They hold a large number of old artworks. The caves (洞穴) are full of beautiful wall paintings. However, over the years, they have been in danger because of sand, bad weather and human activities. Thanks to the hard work of Fan Jinshi and her team, we can still enjoy these priceless cultural treasures today. Fan began working in Dunhuang after she graduated from Peking University. Her job was to study and protect the art. One day, when she was comparing old photos with new ones, she made a surprising discovery. Some caves were completely different, and some old paintings were gone. “Will this happen to all the paintings?” she wondered. Fan made a decision: she had to save them. Fan’s team did everything they could. They controlled the number of visitors, put doors on the caves, and tried to keep the temperature inside right. However, Fan soon realized that they could only slow down the damage (破坏). They could not stop it completely. In such a terrible natural environment, these caves simply wouldn’t last forever. It was sad, but Fan did not give up. Her team continued to search for new ways to protect the art. Finally, they decided to use computers to make digital copies of the paintings. This was the start of the “Digital Dunhuang” project. After years of hard work, it went online in 2016. Now, people around the world can enjoy the special art without leaving their homes. Fan has spent her life researching and protecting this important part of China’s history: “The longer I stay here, the deeper my love grows for Dunhuang,” Fan said. That is exactly why people call her “the daughter of Dunhuang”. 56. What problem did Fan Jinshi find when studying the caves? A. Some caves were closed to visitors. B. Some photos were difficult to compare. C. Some artworks had changed or disappeared. 57. What action did Fan take after her discovery? A. She decided to repair all the caves at once. B. She chose to begin protecting the paintings. C. She tried to move the artworks to a safer place. 58. What did Fan and her team do at first? A. They copied the paintings with computers. B. They rebuilt damaged caves in new places. C. They limited visits and improved conditions inside. 59. Why did Fan’s team start the digital project? A. The damage could not be fully stopped. B. Visitors wanted to see the caves online. C. Computers made the work much easier. 60. What’s the best title for the text? A. Fan Jinshi and Dunhuang B. A Look at China’s Old Caves C. A New Way to Visit Dunhuang B 卷（共 50 分） 一、短文填空。从下面方框中选出 10 个单词，将其正确形式填入短文，使短文意思正确通顺（每词限用一次）。（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，计 10 分） animal dead good guide house human kill live safe train true with I am an old elephant near the end of my life, but I still remember my early years. Long ago, I lived happily with my family in a beautiful, wild land under a deep blue sky. We had plenty of food and lived in 61 . However, a group of two-legged 62 suddenly appeared when I was three. Everything changed. 63 warning (警告), they shot and killed my mother and several relatives. They kept me 64 because they thought I was smart. After that, I was taken away and 65 to do silly tricks just to make them laugh. Later, I learned they were called humans. Now, many years have passed. The world is finally changing for the 66 . Our population is growing again. My great-great-grandchildren can walk freely across the land to find food and water. Sometimes, the young elephants damage crops or 67 , but humans do not hurt them anymore. Instead, people leave corn and fruit by the road 68 them safely home. They can eat, sleep, swim, and play whenever they want, without a care in the world. What a different world this is! In the past, we 69 for our ivories. Today, humans 70 respect and value us. We finally share a beautiful world together. 二、补全短文。根据短文内容，从短文后的 A～F 选项中，选出 5 个适当的选项补全短文。 （共 5 小题：每小题 1 分，计 5 分） Have you ever wanted to eat chocolate but tried to stop yourself? A new study shows that simply imagining eating food may help people eat less. Researchers found that when people repeatedly imagine eating a certain food, they may lose interest in it. 71 For example, the tenth bite of a chocolate bar may seem less enjoyable than the first. Carey Morewedge, one of the scientists, explained that the way people imagine food is important. If people only think about how the food smells or tastes, they may want it even more. 72 Doing so may make people want that food less. 73 The people in the study were divided into two groups. One group imagined putting coins into a machine and then eating a small number of chocolates. 74 After the imagining task, all the people were given bowls of chocolates and told they could eat as many as they wanted. The results were interesting. The group that imagined eating many chocolates actually ate fewer chocolates than the other group. 75 It also shows that our mind can influence how much we eat. A. This idea is called habituation. B. To test this idea, the team did an experiment. C. The other group imagined eating many chocolates. D. Some people may still choose food only by its colour and smell. E. This shows that imagination may help people control what they eat. F. Instead, he suggested imagining chewing and swallowing many times. 三、阅读表达。（共 10 小题；计 20 分） A. 完成图表。根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息（每空不超过三个单词）。（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，计 10 分） For many years, people believed that planting trees was a good way to slow climate change. Trees take in carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the air and keep it in their bodies. Because of this, many people think planting more trees can help cut down the amount of CO₂ in the air. However, scientists say the situation may not be so simple. Trees can keep carbon (碳) only while they are alive. When trees die, they slowly break down over time, and the carbon goes back into the air again. In recent years, scientists have noticed something interesting. Trees in many places around the world are growing faster than before. At the same time, scientists noticed the rising level of CO₂ in the air. Roel Brienen, a forest scientist from the University of Leeds in the UK, explained that higher CO₂ levels and warmer temperatures can help trees grow more quickly. At first, this seems like good news. Faster-growing trees can take in carbon more quickly. But scientists have also found another important fact. Trees that grow very fast often live shorter lives than trees that grow more slowly. To study this question, Brienen and his team examined more than 210,000 tree-ring records from over 110 tree species in many parts of the world. Their research showed that in most forests, fast-growing trees usually died younger than slow-growing trees. The team also used a computer program to study what might happen in a forest over time. At first, the forest held more carbon because trees were growing quickly. But about twenty years later, many trees began to die, and the carbon returned to the air again. Because of this, scientists believe planting trees alone cannot solve the problem of climate change. We still need to stop putting too much CO₂ into the air. A New Finding About Trees and Climate Change Traditional View Planting trees is a good way to slow climate change. New Finding Trees 76 carbon forever. Faster-growing Trees Trees are growing faster. Higher CO₂ and warmer temperatures may be a 77 . A Problem Discovered Fast-growing trees have a 78 lifespan (寿命) than slow-growing ones. The Result of the Study The carbon in the air will 79 again when trees start to die. Conclusion Besides planting trees, reducing the amount of CO2 is still 80 . B. 任务型阅读。根据短文内容，按要求回答问题。（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分） The Magic of Shadows It is Saturday afternoon in a small town near Xi’an. Wang Weifang and his friends are putting on a special show. The audience can hear them clearly, but they cannot see the artists. That is because the artists stand behind a white screen. They are performing a shadow puppet (皮影) play. This is a traditional Chinese folk art with a long history. Today, it is on UNESCO’s list of intangible (非物质) cultural heritage. Shadow puppet plays in China started over 2,000 years ago. Artists use light to make shadows on a screen and tell stories. This is one of the earliest kinds of “moving pictures.” It has influenced modern films and cartoons a lot. Sadly, this old art was once in danger of dying out. Artists like Wang don’t want to see that, so they work hard to keep it alive. Shadow puppets were first made of paper. Later, people used animal skin because it lasts much longer. That is why they are called “piying” in Chinese, which means “skin shadows.” Artists cut the skin into the shapes of people or animals. Then they paint each puppet in bright colors and put it on a stick. Some puppets can even move their arms, legs and eyes. During the show, Wang and his friends hold the puppets close to the screen. A light shines from behind, so the audience can see the shadows move. The artists also speak for different characters and sing old songs. The audience can hardly take their eyes off the screen. These days, Wang and his friends try new ways to protect this art. They add modern ideas to old stories. For example, the puppets can even do modern dance moves! This makes people laugh and cheer. They hope more young people will love this traditional art. 81. Where are the artists standing when they are performing a shadow puppet play? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 82. Why do artists like Wang Weifang work hard to keep shadow puppet plays alive? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 83. Why are shadow puppets called “piying” in Chinese? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 84. What do Wang and his friends do to attract more young people to the art? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 85. Do you think young people should learn traditional arts like shadow puppet play? Why or why not? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 四、书面表达。（计 15 分） 假如你是李华。你校正在开展“AI协助下的自主学习”探索实践，校英语俱乐部举办了“Does AI Really Help Us Study?”的讨论活动并要求同学们写讨论总结。请根据以下图示完成你的总结。 Does AI Really Help Us Study? Advantages • offer a lot of learning materials • answer questions quickly ... Disadvantages • students may copy answers • provide wrong information ... 要求： 1. 文中不得出现真实姓名及学校； 2. 词数 80 左右（不含标题）。 Does AI Really Help Us Study? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $