四川省成都外国语学校九年级英语上学期期中试题

四川省成都外国语学校2022-2022学年九年级英语上学期期中试题A卷（共65分，每小题一分）PartIListeningTestI.Listento5questionsorsentencesandchoosethecorrectresponsesaccordingtowhatyou’veheardfromthetape.Eachquestionorsentencewillbereadonlyonce.（5%）1.A.Theyareinthecar.B.Theyareforentertainment.C.Theyaren’tworking.D.Theyareforstoppingthecar.2.A.Ontheleft.B.At80kph.C.75kilometers.D.Foronehour.3.A.Iliketravelingbyplane.B.Walkingisgoodexercise.C.Ihatetrains.D.Itmeansyoucangoeverywhere.4.A.T-shirtsandjeans.B.Onweekends.C.Idressfortheweather.D.Withmyfriends.5.A.Wearegoingonholiday.B.Sorry,Ididn’tmeantodoit.C.Mydogwashurtinanaccident.D.Ifinallygetmydiploma.II.Listentotheshortdialoguesandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Eachdialoguewillbereadonlyonce.（5%）6.Howisthewomanpossiblygoingtotravel?A.Bycar.B.Bytrain.C.Bybus.D.Byair.7.Whatsizeshoesdoesthemantake?A.40.B.41.C.42.D.43.8.Howlongcanthewomanparkhere?A.30minutes.B.60minutes.C.90minutes.D.9hours.23\n9.Wheredoestheconversationpossiblyhappen?A.Attheticketcounter.       B.Intheclassroom.C.Attheairport.       D.Intheplayground.10.Whataretheydoingnow?A.Cleaningtheroom.B.Fixingtheclock.C.Drinkingwater.D.Makingcoffee.III.ListentoapassageandjudgethefollowingstatementsTrueorFalse.Ifit’strue,chooseA;ifit’sfalse,chooseB.Theconversationwillbereadtwice.（5%）11.Travelingbycarispopulararoundtheworld.12.Youcanchangeyourtravelplanseasilywhenyougobybothcarandplane.13.Peoplewithlargecarscansleepintheirvehicles.14.Drivingisoneofthefastestmeanstotravelbetweencities.15.Youcanenjoyaroadtripinanyweather.IV.Listentoaconversationandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Theconversationwillbereadtwice.（5%）16.What’sthenameoftheclothesstore?A.Mary’s.B.Martin’s.C.Mia’s.D.Terry’s17.Themanlikesthesweaterbuthewantsa_____.A.largeroneB.baggieroneC.smalleroneD.mediumone18.Afittingroomisaplacewhereyoucan_____.A.buyclothesB.tryonclothesC.makeclothesD.washclothes19.Howmuchdoesthesweatercost?A.$24.39.B.$24.19.C.$24.99D.$24.93.20.Whydoesn’tthemanbuythehat?A.Becausehedoesn’tlikethestyle.B.Becausehedoesn’tlikethecolorred.C.Becausehedoesn’thaveenoughmoney.D.Becausehehastoomanyhats.V.Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Eachpassagewillbereadtwice.（5%）23\n21.Whendidtheaccidenthappen?A.At9.40B.At9.14C.At8.46D.At9.0422.Howmanyvehicleswereinvolvedintheaccident?A.2B.3C.4D.523.Inwhichdirectionwasthebusdrivingwhentheaccidentoccurred?A.SouthB.NorthC.EastD.West24.Howlongwastheroadblockedaftertheaccident?A.Foraboutanhour.B.Forabout3hours.C.Forabout5hours.D.Forabout6hours.25.Whatcausedtheaccident?.A.Thebusdriverwasverytired.B.Peopledrovetoofastinthemorning.C.Thebusdriverdrankalotontheway.D.Thebusdriverwaslookingathismobilephone.VI.Listentothepassagecarefullyandcompletethechartwithonewordonly.Thepassagewillbereadtwice.（5%）VendingmachineDefinitionofavendingmachineAsmallmachinethat___26_____basicthings.PlaceswhereyoucanfindavendingmachineYoucanfindthemin_____27_____placeslikeatrainstationorashoppingmall.ReasonswhypeoplelovevendingmachinesTheyare_____28____topeople24hoursaday.Theydon’tneedsalespeople.23\n__29___forusingthevendingmachineFindwhatyouwant.Putthecashintothemachine.Pressthe____30____PickupthefoodfromthesmallboxatthebottomofthemachinePartIIWrittenTestI.Multiplechoices(10scores)Choosethesimilarwordorphrasefortheunderlinedpartineachsentence.(4scores)31.Obviously,Eddieenjoyshislifeinthenewschoolalot.A.ActuallyB.ClearlyC.GenerallyD.Particularly32.Themanwalkingontheroadknowshowthemajoraccidenthappened.A.wentonB.developedC.tooktheplaceD.occurred33.Thefatmanwilltakethebluejacketbecauseit’sbaggyenough.A.looseB.fashionableC.tightD.bright34.KidsinChinadon’thavetogotoschoolinthemiddleofsummer.A.can’tB.mustn’tC.shouldn’tD.don’tneedtoChoosethebestanswerstofillintheblanks.(6scores)35.NextweekI’llflytoanewcity.IwillcallataxitotakemetothehotelwhenI__________.A.reachB.willreachC.arriveD.willarrive36.Myfatherdrove_______theexit______ShuhanRoadonthemotorway.A.passed,ofB.past,forC.past,ofD.passed,to37.WhenIlookedoutofthewindow,Isawagardener______atreeinthegarden.A.plantB.plantedC.plantsD.planting38.Thetaperecorderisnotloudenough,wecan’thearclearly.Please_____________.A.turnitoffB.turniton23\nC.turnitupD.turnitdown39.Thisyear,thesportsmeetingis______thanbeforebecausethereare_______studentsontheoldcampus.A.shorter;fewerB.short;fewC.short;fewerD.shorter,less40.Youshouldusethemachineinarightway.Don’tpressthepedaltoo______,oritcan______move.A.hard;hardB.hard;hardlyC.hardly;hardD.hardly;hardlyII.Clozetest.(10scores)Everyschoolhasitsownsetofrulestokeepstudentsdisciplined(守纪律的).Theruleschangefromoneschooltoanother.Someschoolsaremuch____41____thanothers.Therearealsosomerulesthatlook___42_____orfunnytous.Herearesomefunnyschoolrules: ToughJapaneserulesMostschoolsdemand（要求）thatstudentswearuniforms,suchassportssuitsorskirts.ButmanyJapaneseschoolsevenhaverulesaboutthe____43____ofunderwear(内衣)!Forexample,onlywhiteisO.K.Theyalsodemandthatgirls'whitesocksshouldbefoldedina____44____wayandboys'headsbeshaved(剃过的).OtherJapaneseschoolstellstudentsthattheymaynotdate,gotomovies,leavehome___45____sunsetorplayvideogamesiftheschooldoesn’tpermitit.DifferentshoesinUSForsafetyatsomeUSschools,studentsmusthaveapairofindoorshoestochangeintoatschooleveryday.Thismakessurestudentswon'tfalloveronfloorsandkeepstheschools____46_____.Chewinggum（口香糖）isnotpermittedinmanyUSschoolbuildings,asitis____47_____tocleanup.Andifstudentschewguminclass,theymaynot____48____ontheirstudy. NostrangehairinUKStrangehairstylesarenotpermittedinsomeBritishschools.Butthey____49____permitstudentstowearcertainhairstylesduringtheWorldCupyears.Twostudents23\nhadaspecialdesignshavedintotheirhairduring2022WorldCup.ButwhentheWorldCupwasover,theycouldn’tdothatbecausetheschoolsaidtherules_____50_____aftertheworldcup.41.A.smallerB.biggerC.quieterD.stricter42.A.niceB.wellC.strangeD.important43.A.sizeB.colorC.styleD.material44.A.certainB.simpleC.differentD.comfortable45.A.atB.whileC.afterD.before46.A.openB.cleanC.famousD.interesting47.A.easyB.happyC.sureD.difficult48.A.sitB.relyC.focusD.depend49.A.mayB.mustC.needD.can't50.A.remainedB.changedC.happenedD.reachedIII.ReadingComprehension.(10scores)AThelatest,thefullest!CooksWantedAreyougoodatcooking?Canyoucookhealthyfoodfortheold?Canyougetonwellwiththem?Canyouwork6daysaweek?Yes?Thenpleasecall87230033ore-mailusatSunshineOldPeople’sHome@sina.com.Weneedyourhelp!RoomtoRentAroomwithasinglebed,adeskandachair.NearBaicaoRoadSubwayStationandashoppingcenter.¥900permonth(includingWi-Fi).Non-smokersonly.CallMr.Bellat87820662.LostAsmallgreycatmissinginXinhuaBookstoreonMay31st.Sheisafraidofdogsandthere’saringaroundherneck.Ifyouseeher,pleasephone87851117.Ireallymissher.23\nBigSale(FromJune10th-18th)TheDragonBoatFestivaliscoming.DoyoulikeZongzi?WehavedifferentkindsofZongziforsale.Cheapanddelicious.Zongziwithroses¥3;Zongziwithmeat¥6;Zongziwithmeatandeggs¥8.ComeandbuyinWalmartSupermarket!51.MissClarkneedstorentaroom.She’dbetter________.A.phone87851117B.callMr.Bellat87820662C.cometoWalmartSupermarketD.call8723003352.Thesmallgreycatgotlostin________.A.XinhuaBookstoreB.anOldPeople’sHomeC.WalmartSupermarketD.BaicaoRoadSubwayStation53.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisCORRECTaccordingtothetext?A.Cookswhocancookforthechildrenarewanted.B.Theunderlinedword“She”referstothecatowner.C.Peoplewhodon’tsmokearewelcomedtorenttheroomfromMr.Bell.D.YoucanbuycheapanddeliciousZongzionJuly15thinWalmartSupermarket.54.Weshouldpay¥________fortwoZongziwithrosesandonewithmeatandeggs.A.12B.14C.19D.2055.Wherecanwemostprobablyseethisinformation?A.AguidebookB.AsciencemagazineC.AgovernmentreportD.ApieceofnewspaperBSarahwasexcited.Shewasgoingtobe13intwoweeks.Hermothersaiditwasabigdayforateenager.ShesaidthatSarahcouldhaveateapartytocelebrate. Sarahhad20peopleinherclass,andhermothersaidshecouldinviteallofthem.Sotheyboughtbeautifulcardsandwrotedowntheguests'names,andthetime,dateandplaceoftheparty.Sarah'smotheralsowrotedownherphonenumber,sothatguestscouldreply.Thentheypostedtheinvitations.Whenyoureceiveaninvitation,itispolitetoreplyassoonaspossible.You23\ncaneitherwriteareplyormakeatelephonecall.It'sespeciallyimportantwhenitisaweddingoranniversary(纪念日)invitation.Sarahreceived19replies.Oneboydidnotreply."Heisveryrude!"saidSarah'smother.ThepartywasheldinSarah'svillage.Herguestsbroughtbirthdaypresentsaswellasflowersforherparents.Itispolitetobringagiftforyourhost,evenifitisonlysmall.Itmeansyouarethankinghimorherforinvitingyou.Sarahreallyenjoyedherpartyandwroteletterstoalltheguests,thankingthemfortheirpresents.Itispolitetowritebackandthankthehostforinvitingyou.Sayhowmuchyouenjoyedtheparty,evenifyoudidn't.56.Sarahwasgoingtohaveher___________birthdayverysoon.A.secondB.thirteenthC.nineteenthD.twentieth57.HowdidSarahandhermotherinvitetheguests?A.Theytoldtheminclass.B.Theycalledthemonebyone.C.Theywroteletterstotheguests.D.Theysentcardstotheguests.58.Itisimpoliteifyou____________.A.replytotheinvitationasquicklyasyoucanB.bringasmallgiftforthehostC.don’treallyenjoythepartyD.don’twriteorcallbackafterreceivinganinvitation59.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthearticle?A.Sarahwantedtocelebrateherbirthdaybecauseshewasveryold.B.Youonlyreplywhenitisaweddingoranniversaryinvitation.C.Sarah’smotherdidn’tlikewhattheboydidbecauseshethoughthimimpolite.D.AllthepeoplethatSarahinvitedcametoherbirthdayparty.60.Whatcanbeagoodtitleforthisarticle?A.LearntobeagoodguestB.Sarahandher20classmatesC.ImportanteventsinU.K.D.Howtoinviteotherpeople23\nCDidyouknowthatyoucouldexpecttolivealmost20yearslongertodaythansomeonewhowasborn100yearsago?Thankstothedevelopmentofscience,lifeexpectancy(预期寿命)inmostcountrieshasbeenincreasing（增加，增长）fortenyears.Butresearchersbelievewehavefinallyreachedourbiologicallimit(生理极限).AreportinthemagazineNaturesaysitisalmostimpossibleourlifeexpectancywillincreaseagain.TheoldestpersontoeverlivewasaFrenchwomanJeanneCalment,whowas122whenshediedin1997.Thereportsaysshewillprobablyremaintheoldest,becauseitisalmostimpossiblethatanyonewillliveover115.The“absolutemaximumage(绝对最大年龄)”maybe125,accordingtothereport,butitisnotverypossiblethatanyonecouldactuallylivethatlong.JanVijgattheAlbertEinsteinCollegeofMedicineinNewYorkledtheresearch.HisteamstudiedtheageofpeoplewhohaddiedinAmerica,Britain,FranceandJapan.Theyfoundthattheageoftheoldestpeopledyinghadincreasedregularlybetweenthe1960sand1990s.Butbeginninginthe1990s,“younolongerseethat,”VijgtoldNPR.“Youseethatitstaysthesame.”Ofcourse,manyscientistsandcompaniesarestilltryingtofindwaystoincreaseourlifespan(寿命)over125.Butthereisonesimplewaytomakesureyouliveahealthyandlonglife.“Stopsmoking,startexercisingandeathealthily,”ProfessorDameLindaPartridge,toldCNN.“Whatwillbewillbe.It’sonlyaquestionofwhen.”61.Whatdidresearchersfind?A.Theoldestageisincreasingyearbyyear.B.Peoplewhowereborn100yearsagousuallylivelonger.C.Peoplenowarenotstrongerthanthoseborn100yearsago.D.It’salmostimpossiblethathuman’slifeexpectancywillincrease.62.Theoldestpersontoeverlive_____.A.camefromtheUSB.wasa23\nmanC.was122yearsoldD.died20yearsago63.Accordingtothereport,peoplemaynotlivelongerthan_____yearsold.A.115B.120C.122D.12564.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothearticle?A.Theresearchstudiedpeoplefromdifferentcountries.B.Theoldestagestayedthesamefromthe1960stothe1990s.C.Withthedevelopmentofscience,peoplewilllivelongerandlonger.D.Ifweliveinahealthyway,wewilldefinitelyhaveachancetoliveover125.65.ProfessorDameLindaPartridgesuggestsallofthefollowingwaystolivealonglifeEXCEPT_____.A.stoppingsmokingB.takingspecialmedicineC.exercisingregularlyD.eatinghealthyfoodB卷(85scores)I.Fillintheblankswiththeproperformofthewordsgiven.(10scores)1.HelmutBraunfeltterriblysorry.Hesaidhedidn’tmean____1_____therule.(break)2.Studentsinjunior3aretoobusywiththeirexams.Alltheywanttodois____2_____agoodsleep.(have)3.Toour______3______,theweatherwasgoodduringthesportsmeetingthisyear.(amaze)4.Henry’scarwasbroken.Hewenttoagarageandthemechanicspromisedtogethiscar_____4_____again.(work)5.Thejobis_____5_______finishedbytheworkers.Theirbossisveryhappyandgivesthema7-dayholiday.(success)6.Tomanagetheschoolwell,ourschoolhassomenewrules.Withoutteachers’______6______,parentscan’tgointothecampustoseetheirkids.(permit)7.Winteriscoming,manychildrenandoldpeopleinSichuangetillbecauseoftheair___7____.(pollute)23\n1.Thepoliceman_____8_______thecaroffthewrongwayandtoldthedriverofthecarnottodothatagain.(lead)2.TheIndianfilmHichkiisoneof______9______filmsin2022.Iamreallytouchedbythestory.(great)3.Calculators_____10______manyyearsagoandtheyarenearlyreplacedbycomputersnow.Peopledon’toftenusethem.(invent)II.Patternshift(10scores)11.Getinthespecialmachineafterthewateristherighttemperature.Don’tgetinthespecialmachine_______thewateristherighttemperature.12.Studentscannolongertakethecellphonestotheclassroomsfromthisterm.Students______takethecellphonestotheclassrooms__________fromthisterm.13.Aplaneisthesafestwayoftransportintheworld.Aplaneis________________________________________oftransportintheworld.14.MrCuifeltunhappyafterknowingthenameofthefilm,__________?15.TheseVictorianinventionsaresooldthatpeoplecan’tusethem.(Rewritethesentencewith“too…to…”)16.Alorryand4carsblockedthefastlaneaftertheaccident.(Changethissentenceintopassivevoice)17.Sittingonthechairandenjoyingthesunshineisreallycomfortable.(exclamatorysentence)18.Peopledon’tusethetricycleprintingpressbecauseit’simpractical.(Raiseaquestiontotheunderlinedpart)19.Karlturneduptheheatingbyturningtheknobonthewall.(Raiseaquestiontotheunderlinedpart)20.ThefamousTVpresenterwhowaslovedbymanyChinesediedinAmerica.(Emphasizetheunderlinedpart)23\nIII.Findtheonlyonemistakeineachlineandcorrectit.(5scores)Todaywewanttotellyousomethingaboutstudyingalanguage,Englishinparticular.Studentslearnedalanguagebylearn21._____________grammarrulesandwordlistsinthepast.Someunluckyonesstillusethisway.Youcan’tbecomeskillfulinspeakingalanguageifyoudon’tuseit.Andallmodernwaysisbasedonthistheory.22._____________Thecoursecalled“Look,ListenandLearn!”canhelpyou.Englishistheofficiallanguageusinginsomanycountries.23._____________Andithasalsobecomeinternationalandissecondlanguage24._____________inmostofthecountries.PerhapsthroughEnglishwewillbeabletounderstandeachothermorebetter.Wewillbe25._____________abletocommunicatewithanyoneallaroundtheworld.IV.Fillintheblankswiththeproperwordsaccordingtothetextsthatwe’velearned.(20scores)Mostofpeopleprefertravellingbyplanetotravellingbytrain.ButinFearofFlying,thewritersharesadifferentidea.Hethinkstrainsaremorer____26____becausetheyareneverlate.Trainsarec____27____thanplanes,wedon’thavetopaytoomuch.Wecanwalkonthetrain,sowedon’tfeeltired,itcanmakeusfeelmorec____28____.Thenthestationsaremorec____29___,wecangetonandoffinthemiddleofthecities.Althoughplanesaremuchfasterthantrains,hethinksspeedisn’teverything.Stayinga_____30____andenjoyingourselvesismoreimportant.NikiTaylorisana____31_____all-Americanschoolkid.Butshehashercompanyandearnsmuchmoney.Attheageoffourteen,shesignedatwo-yearcontractwithac____32____company,andshebecametheyoungestmodelevertoa____33____onthe23\ncoverofthefashionmagazineatsixteen.Nowshewantstostayatschooltogetherschooldiplomaandgotocollegewhenherm____34____finishes.HelmutBraunisaGermanp____35____.OnedayheintendedtogotoBaden-Badenbuthemadeam____36____.Afterher___37___it,hedidaU-turn,anddrovethew___38___waydownthefastlaneofthemotorway.Anotherdriverc____39____thepoliceandapolicecarhelpedhim.Hecan’tdrivefor12months.MarkHillisatrafficpoliceofficerwhoworksonsomeoftheb___40___motorwaysnearLondon.Heworkseighthourseachs_____41_____.Ina24-hourperiod,hedealswith9to12accidents.Someoftheseaccidentsarecausedbecausepeopledon’tfollowtherules.InBritain,driverscan’to_____42____ontheleft.Andnoteveryonecanusethemotorway.Pedalc____43____,peopledrivingagriculturalv____44____andpedestrianscan’t.MarkHilllikeshisjobbecausehethinkshisworkingdayisv____45____andinteresting.V.Fillintheblanksusingtherightformof10wordsfromthe12wordsbelow.(10scores)popular,minute,helpful,correct,but,pleased,and,move,build,use,send,waterGordon,the“barista”(咖啡师）atSanFrancisco’sCafeX,willnotgreetyoubyyournameorwishyoua_____46____day.Why?BecauseGordonisnotahuman____47____arobot(机器人).Itcanmaketheperfectcupofcoffee.TheownerofthisspecialcoffeeshopisHenryHu.Hunoticedthathumanbaristasspentalotoftime_____48____cupsaroundwhilemakingdrinks.Sohedecided______49_____afullymechanized(机械化的)coffeeshop.AndthisiswhyCafeXwasborn.Now,CafeXisgettingmoreandmore_____50_____.Customerscanordertheirdrinksby______51_____thecomputersinCafeX.What’smore,theycanalsodothatbyusinganapponthephone.Whentheorderisplaced,Gordongetstoworktomakecoffee.Whenthedrinkisready,thecustomerreceivesamessagewithacode（密码）.Afterenteringit_____52_____,therobotwillhandoverthecoffee.23\nAnotherreasonwhypeoplepreferCafeXisthattheycangettheirdrinksinashortertime,abouteight_____53____.Ifthedrinkisnotpickedupwithineightminutesafterthemessage______54_____,itwillbereplaced(替换)withafreshdrink.HenryHusaysCafeXistryingitsbesttoprovidecustomerswiththegreatestcoffeeintheshortesttime.Henryisnottheonlypersonwhomakesrobotsworkforhumans.InSanFrancisco,therobots_____55_____peoplecreatebowls,too.WhileatanotherrestaurantZumePizza,therobotsareusedtomakepies.VI.Pleasechoosetherightsentencetocompletethearticle.(5scores)TobecomeadoctorintheUnitedStates,studentsusuallyattendfouryearsofmedicalschoolaftertheycompletecollege._______56_______,andmustcompleteatrainingprogramasmedicalresidents.(住院实习医生)Thesemedicalresidentsprovidehospitalswithservicesfornotmuchpay.Theyworkunderthecontrolofmedicalteachersandmoreexperienceddoctors._______57______.Theycarryouttests.Theyperformoperations(做手术).Theydoalmosteverythinginthehospital.Somemedicalresidentsworkone-hundredormorehoursinasingleweek.______58_______.Critics(批评家)ofthissystemsaymedicalresidentsworktoolonganddonotgetenoughrest.Theysaytheseyoungdoctorsmaybetootiredtoperformtheirmedicaldutieseffectively._______59_______.Mostdoctorsintrainingwillbelimitedtoeighty-fourhoursofworkeachweek.Theywillhaveworkperiodsofnomorethantwenty-fourhoursatonetime.Theywillhavetenhoursofrestbetweenworkperiods.Theywillhaveonedayoffeveryweek._______60_______.Others,however,saidthenewrulemayinterferewith(妨碍)patientcareandtheirownmedicaleducation.A.Medicalresidentstreat(治疗)patients.B.Thegovernmentwilllimitthenumberofhoursofworkthatresidentscanworknow.C.Manymedicalresidentswelcomedit.D.Theyoftenworkformorethanthirty-sixhoursatatimebeforetheycanrest.E.Thentheyworkinhospitalsforseveralyears.F.Thegovernmentsuggeststhattheyshouldworkless.23\nVII.Readandcompletethechartbelow.Onewordforeachblank.(5scores)Normallypeoplehavevariousfeelings.Shyness(害羞)isoneofthem.Itmeansfeelingfrightenedwhenyouarearoundotherpeople.Somechildrenwerebornshy.Somebecomeveryshylaterbecauseoflifeexperience.Infact,everyonegetsalittleshysometimes.Itdependsonhowshyyouare.Ifshynessdoesn’tstopyoufromdoingsomethingyouwanttodo,beingshyisn’tabigproblem.Scientistssaythatshynessgenerallybeginsduringchildhood.Mostofthetime,shynessiscausedbypeople’sworryaboutwhatotherpeoplethinkofthem,soshypeopleoftenfinditverydifficulttomeetnewpeople.Thisfearhasbadeffectsontheirworklife,sociallifeandlovelife.Thefollowingsuggestionsmaybehelpfulforshypeople.Findwaystorelaxwhenyougoout.Whenyouareoldenough,considerdrinkingaglassofwinebeforegoingoutforthenight.Talkwithyourfriendorfamilymembertohelpyourselfcalmdown.Lookbestwhenyougoout.Wearsomethingthatmakesyoufeelconfidentandcomfortable.Listencarefullywhenpeoplespeak.Shypeoplesometimesthinkthatmeetingnewpeoplemeanshavingtodoalotoftalking.Youcanasksimplequestionsandthenbeagoodlistener.Peoplelovetofeellikeotherpeoplearelisteningtothemandsharingtheirpointofview.Buildyourconfidenceandchangeyourattitude(态度)towardsmeetingnewpeopleinsteadofworryingabouthowtheywillthinkofyou,andthinkaboutwhataregoodpointsyouhopetofindinthenewpersonyouwillmeet.Trythesesuggestionsifyoudofeelveryshy.Hopefullyyoucanenjoyyourlifebetter.Whatshynessisandhowtoovercomeit.23\nThe____61_____ofshynessFeelingfrightenedwhenyouarearoundotherpeople.Thefeatures(特点)ofshyness----Shynesscan’tbeabig____62___ifitdoesn’tstopyoufromdoingwhatyouwant.----Shynessgenerallybeginsduringchildhood.----Shypeopleusuallyfinditnot___63___tomeetnewpeople.Suggestionstoshypeople----Relaxandcalmdownwhenyougoout.----lookallyourbesttobuildconfidence.----____64____butnotdolotsoftalking.----Stop___65____aboutwhatnewpeoplewillthinkofyou.VIII．Completethedialoguewithonlyonewordineachblank.(10scores)AjournalistisinterviewingTanQiao---atrafficpoliceofficerinChengdu.J:Goodafternoon,MrTan.I’mfromaradioprogram___66____TrafficNews.CanIaskyouafewquestions?T:Sure.J:You’vebeenatrafficpoliceofficerfor10years.Didyoueverthinkofchangingyourjob?T:Never.Ilovemyjob.Idon’twanttofind_____67____one.AndIfeelitquite23\nrewarding.Duringthe10years,anumberofareasthatIhaveworkedinarebecomingbetterplacestolive.I’mso____68____withthechange.J:Butsometimescarsmayhitthepoliceontheroad.Soit’sreally____69____,isit?T:That’strue.Lastmonth,amandroveacarcrazilythroughthecitycenter,____70____into5carsandhit2ofmycolleagues.Itwascompletelyoutof____71_____.Wegotthedriver10minuteslater.Whenwepulledhimoutofhiscar,everyonecouldsmellthealcohol.J:OhGod!Didanyonedie?T:_____72____,noonedied.Butoneofthemwasbadly____73_____andwassenttohospitalimmediately.J:Everyoneknowsthatdrink-drivingis_____74____inChina.It’sagainstthelaw.It’sstillaproblem,though.T:That’strue.It’soneofthemain____75____fortrafficaccidents.J:Doyouwanttosaysomethingtoallthesedrivers?T:Yeah---Youdrink,andyoudrive,youareanidiot!IX.Writing.(10scores) Timeflies.You’vealreadybeeninjuniorthreeformorethantwomonths.Youmayhavesomeproblemsinyourschoollife.Whatisthebiggestone?Pleasewriteapassagetotalkaboutit.Thepassageshouldinclude:1.whatyourbiggestproblemis.2.whatcausestheproblem.Listatleasttworeasons. 3.whocanprobablyhelpyousolvetheproblem.4.thepossiblesolutiontotheproblem.23\n成外初三年级18—19学年上期半期考试Typescript(听力原稿)I.Listento5questionsorsentencesandchoosethecorrectresponseaccordingtowhatyou’veheardfromthetape.Eachquestionorsentencewillbereadonlyonce.（5%）1.Whatarecarbrakesusedfor? 2.HowfarisGlasgowfromEdinburgh?3.Whichmeansoftransportdoyouprefer?4.Whatdoyouusuallywearwhenyougoshopping?5.Youlooksad.What’sthematter?II.Listentotheshortdialoguesandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Eachdialoguewillbereadonlyonce.（5%）6.W:IwanttoflytoBrighton.Canyoumakethearrangements?M:Sure.Oh.I’mafraidtheflightticketsaresoldout.Butyoucantakeatrain.Q:Howisthewomanpossiblygoingtotravel?7.M:Goodmorning,I’dliketotrythispairofshoesinsize42.W:Certainly.Theseshoessellwellandtheyareofthebestquality.Q:Whatsizeshoesdoesthemantake?8.W:Excuseme.CanIparkhere?Ihaveameetinginsidethebuildingat9o’clock.M:It’sOKifit’swithinhalfanhour.ButIsuggestyouparkinthecarpark..Q:Howlongcanthewomanparkhere?9.M:Ican’tsee.It’stoodarkhere.Canyouturnonthelight?W:You’dbetterstopreading.It’sgettinglatenow.Q:Wheredoestheconversationpossiblyhappen?10.W:Oh,Idon’tknowhowtousethismachine.M:It’seasy.I”llshowyou.Justpressthisbuttonandyourcoffeewillbereadyin2minutes.Q:Whataretheydoingnow?III.ListentoapassageandjudgethefollowingstatementsTrueorFalse.Ifit’s23\ntrue,chooseA;ifit’sfalse,chooseB.Theconversationwillbereadtwice.Takingaroadtripmeansgoingonalongjourneybyroad.Typically,peopletravelinvehicleslikecarsandbuses.ThisisapopularwaytotravelaroundtheUnitedStates.Youcanchangeyourplansasyougowhentravelingbycar,whichyoucan’tdowhentravelingbyair.Youcanstopthecaratanytimeandenjoythebeautifulsightseeing.Peoplewithlargecarscanevensavethecostofhotelsbysleepingintheirvehicles.Buttherearealsodisadvantages.Drivingisoneoftheslowestwaystotravelbetweentwoplaces,especiallybetweencitiesthatalreadyhaveeffectivetrainandairlineservices.Anotherproblemisbadweather,whichcanbedangerousfordrivers.Rain,snowandheavystormscanmakeithardtodrive.IV.Listentoaconversationandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Theconversationwillbereadtwice.W:Hi.WelcometoMary’s.MayIhelpyoufindsomething?Whatareyoulookingfor?M:I’mnotsure.Areyouhavingasalerightnow?.W:Everythingoverthereisonsale.M:Thanks.Oh.Thissweaterisnice.Butitlooksalittlebig.Doyouhaveasmallersize?W:Oh.Here’sone.Wouldyouliketogotothefittingroomtotryiton?M:Sure.Thanks.W:Howdoesitfit?M:Nottoobad.IthinkI’lltakeit.HowmuchshouldIpay?W:Letmesee.Itcosts24dollarsand93cents.M:Hereyouare.W:Thanks.Whatelsewouldyouliketosee?M:Oh.Ilikethestyleofthishat.Butdoyouhaveothercolors?W:Sorry.Redistheonlycolor.M:Thanksanyway.ThenI’lljusttakethesweater.W:Hereyougo.Enjoyyoursweaterandhaveaniceday.23\nD.Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Eachpassagewillbereadtwice.（5%）Atotalofthreepeoplewerekilledand19otherswereinjuredyesterdaymorninginaroadaccident.TheaccidentoccurredontheroadconnectingGlasgowtoEdinburgh.Apassengerbuscrashedintothreevehicles.Itwassaidthatthebuswasdrivingsouthandthebusdriverwaslookingathismobilephonewhenthecarinfrontofhimsuddenlysloweddown.Itwastoolatetostopthebus.Thebuscrashedintothebackofthecarandthenhitanother2trucks.Unfortunately,thebusdriverwasdeadandhiswatchstoppedat9.14(fourteenpastnine).Theinjuredweresenttothenearesthospitalimmediatelyandthetrafficdidn’tstarttomoveuntil12o’clock.VI.Listentothepassagecarefullyandcompletethechartwithonewordonly.Thepassagewillbereadtwice.（5%）Doyouwanttobuyabottleofwaterintheshoppingmallbuthatethelongqueue?Itwouldbeperfectiftherewereavendingmachinenearby!uAvendingmachineisasmallmachinethatsellsbasicthingslikefoodanddrink.Theyareofgreathelpforbusypeople.Youcanfindthemaroundcrowdedareaslikeatrainstationorashoppingmall.Peoplelovethembecausethey’reavailable24hoursadayandtheydon’tneedsalespeople.We’veallenjoyedtheconvenienceofavendingmachineandit’sreallysimpletogetwhatyouwant.First,findthesnackordrinkyouwanttobuy.Thenputinthecash.Pressthebuttonandthefoodordrinkwillfallintothesmallboxatthebottomofthevendingmachine.听力答案I.1-5:DCAACII.6-10:BCABDIII.11-15:BBABB23\nIV.16-20:ACBDBV.21-25:BCABDVI.26.sells27.crowded28.available29.Instructions/Steps30.button笔试答案PartAI.Multiplechoices(10scores)31-35：BDADC36-40：BDCABII.Cloze(10scores)41-45：DCBAC46-50：BDCABIII.ReadingComprehension:(15scores)51-55：BACBD56-60：BDDCA61-65：DCDABPartBI.Fillintheblankswiththeproperformofthewordsgiven.(10scores)1.tobreak2.(to)have3.amazement4.working/towork5.successfully6.permission7.pollution8.led9.thegreatest10.wereinventedII.Patternshift(10scores)11.until12.can’tanylonger13.saferthananyotherway/saferthantheotherways14.didn’the?15.TheseVictorianinventionsaretoooldforpeopletouse.16.Thefastlanewasblockedaftertheaccidentbyalorryand4cars.17.Howcomfortablesittingonthechairandenjoyingthesunshineis!23\n18.Whydon’tpeopleusethetricycleprintingpress?19.HowdidKarlturnuptheheating?20.ItwasinAmericathatthefamousTVpresenterwhowaslovedbymanyChinesedied.III.Findtheonlyonemistakeineachlineandcorrectit.(5scores)21.learn—learning22.is---are23.using---used24.second前加the25.去掉moreIV.Fillintheblankswiththeproperwordsaccordingtothetextsthatwe’velearned.(20scores)26.reliable27.cheaper28.comfortable29.convenient30.alive31.average32.cosmetics33.appear34.modeling/modelling35.pensioner36.mistake37.realized/realised38.wrong39.contacted40.busiest41.shift42.overtake43.cyclists44.vehicles45.variedV.Fillintheblanksusingtherightformof10wordsfromthe12wordsbelow.(10scores)46pleasant47but48moving49tobuild50popular51using52correctly53minutes54issent55helpVI.Pleasechoosetherightsentencetocompletethearticle.(5scores)56-60：EADBCVII.Readandcompletethechartbelow.(5scores)61meaning62problem63easy64Listen65worryingVIII:Readthedialogueandfillintheblanks,onewordforeachblank.(10scores)66called67another68pleased/satisfied69.dangerous70.crashed71.control72.Luckily/Fortunately73.injured/hurt74.illegal75.reasons/causesIX.Writing.(10scores)23\n1.whatyourbiggestproblemis.(1)2.whatcausestheproblem.Listatleasttworeasons. (4)3.whocanprobablyhelpyousolvetheproblem.(1)4.thepossiblesolutiontotheproblem.(2)5.行文一分6.字数+书写共一分23