新版新目标英语九年级中考复习辅导资料

新版新目标英语九年级中考复习辅导资料课堂考试卷（满分60分）学校: 姓名: 成绩：一、完形填空(10分)In July, 1967, a young American woman disappeared from the Kansas City hospital where she was being treated after a car accident. Her 1 , Walter Sandelius, a professor at Kansas University, called police departments all over the US but they couldn’t find his daughter.Sandelius was very 2 . At the end of July, a friend told him about a psychic (巫师) called Gerald Croiset who lived in the Netherlands (荷兰). Croiset was famous in Europe 3 helping the police find the missing people and solve crime problems. Sandelius didn’t believe the psychic, 4 he decided to have a try. He found out Croiset’s 5 number, called him and described what his daughter looked like. Croiset then said, “Oh, I can see 6 daughter. She is in a big room.”“Is she still 7 ?” asked Sandelius.“Yes, of course she is alive,” Croiset said. “Now I can 8 her again. She is running across a road and she is crossing over a bridge. You will hear from her in six days. 9 me then and we’ll talk about it again.”Six days later there was still no news of his daughter. So Sandelius 10 to call Croiset. But as he went to pick up the phone, he was shocked to see his daughter sitting on the sofa in the living room.( ) 1. A. mother B. father C. sister D. brother( ) 2. A. interested B. excited C. relaxed D. worried( ) 3. A. for B. as C. with D. of( ) 4. A. and B. but C. so D. or( ) 5. A. room B. car C. telephone D. ID card( ) 6. A. your B. my C. her D. his( ) 7. A. serious B. alive C. young D. happy( ) 8. A. hurt B. believe C. show D. see( ) 9. A. Miss B. Give C. Call D. Follow( ) 10. A. decided B. failed C. learned D. refused二、阅读理解(30分)AMacaroni and Cheese, Please!Macaroni and cheese has been enjoyed in the United States for at least 200 years. It is delicious and fun to prepare.The following is one of the ways to make macaroni and cheese.ITEMS YOU WILL NEED:▪ water ▪ 3 eggs ▪ cooking oil▪ 3 cups of cheese ▪ 3 teaspoons of salt▪ one and a half cups of milk▪ one and a half cups of macaroni noodlesKITCHEN TOOLS:▪ 1 fork ▪ 1 large pot ▪ 1 dish▪ 2 mixing bowls, 1 large and 1 smallWHAT TO DO:▪ Fill the large pot with water and two teaspoons of salt. Boil the noodles in the water for eight minutes.▪ Cover the bottom and sides of the dish with cooking oil so that the noodles will not stick (粘住) to the dish.▪ Mix the noodles and one and a half cups of cheese in the large mixing bowl.▪ Pour the mixture onto the dish. Add the rest cheese on top.▪ Put the eggs, milk and the rest salt in the small bowl. Mix them with the fork.▪ Pour the milk and egg mixture over the top of the noodles and cheese.▪ Put the dish in the oven. Bake the dish for about 45 minutes.Then it’s time to enjoy your delicious dish!( ) 11. Which of the following questions is answered in Step 2?A. When should the noodles be boiled?B. What size dish should be used?C. Why is cooking oil needed?D. How long should the noodles be boiled?( ) 12. How many cups of cheese are needed for Step 4?A. One.B. One and a halfC. Two.D. Two and a half.( ) 13. Which of the following kitchen tools is needed for Step 5?A. The fork.B. The large pot.C. The dish.D. The large bowl.( ) 14. In which column of a newspaper can you find the reading?A. Food & RecipeB. Weather & ClimateC. Science & TechnologyD. News & AdvertisementBThe sun lights the earth’s sky during the day. The moon appears to light our sky at night. But the sun and the moon are more than just big lamps (灯)!Unlike the earth, the sun is not a planet. It is a star. The sun is made up of hot gases. The burning gases give heat and light. The moon is mostly rock and lava (熔岩). Even though it seems to give light to the earth, the moon does not make light.Instead, the moon gets light from the sun. When we see a bright moon in a dark sky, we see the side of the moon that receives light from the sun.The sun and the moon might appear to be the same size. But the sun is m uch bigger. Let’s put it another way: the sun is more than 100 times the size of the earth and it is about 400 times the size of the moon. The moon might seem bigger because it is so close to the earth. A trip to the moon is still a big trip, though. The moon is 238,000 miles away! People have made many trips to the moon. No one has ever visited the sun. One reason is that ▲ . It is over 93 million miles from the earth. No rocket could carry enough fuel to go to the sun. Another reason is that the sun is too hot. Inside the sun is even hotter. Even if a rocket could fly to the sun, it would burn up long before it arrived.( ) 15. Which of the following about the moon is TRUE?A. It is a star.B. It is made up of hot gases.C. It makes light at night.D. It receives light from the sun. ( ) 16. According to the passage, the sun’s size is the earth’s and the moon’s.A. bigger than; bigger thanC. the same as; bigger thanD. the same as; smaller than( ) 17. Which of the following can be put in ▲ ?A. the sun travels a lotB. people haven’t invented the rocketC. the sun is too far awayD. people are not interested in the sun( ) 18. Who would be most interested in the passage?A. Linda, a dog owner.B. Mr. White, a bus driver.C. Luke, a geography student.D. Mrs. Brown, a family doctor.CLast Friday was a special one for 12-year-old Lydia. Her sister Marcie was coming home from college. Lydia could hardly wait to go to the movies with her.When Marcie walked into the door, the sisters greeted each other with a warm hug. Lydia hoped to hear all about Marcie’s college experiences. Unfortunately, Marcie had made other plans. Though Lydia was sad, she was sure that they would do something together the next day.However, Marcie invited some friends over the next morning. When they arrived, Lydia was not her usual self. She sang loudly when they were talking. She even changed the channel while everyone was watching TV. Although Marcie did not say anything about Lydia’s behavior, she looked hurt. After lunch, Marcie and her friends went swimming. Lydia went into Marcie’s room. She noticed some letters that she had sent to Marcie and they reminded (使想起) her of how much she had enjoyed writing to Marcie. She wrote Marcie a letter apologizing (道歉) for her behavior and left it on Marcie’s bed.Later that night, Marcie went into Lydia’s bedroom and said, “I’m the one who should be apologizing. I’m sorry that I’ve been so selfish. I didn’t realize how much I had hurt your feelings.” Marcie and Lydia hugged each other. “Let’s go and watch a movie tonight, shall we?” suggested Marcie. Lydia put on her clothes quickly. Marcie smiled and followed Lydia, remembering how much she had missed her best friend — her little sister.( ) 19. Why did Marcie look hurt in the third paragraph?A. Because Lydia didn’t forgive her.B. Because her friends didn’t come.C. Because Lydia behaved very badly.D. Because Lydia didn’t play with her.( )20. Lyd ia left a letter on Marcie’s bed to .A. say sorry to MarcieC. say goodbye to MarcieD. invite Marcie to see a movie( )21. Where did Lydia and Marcie probably go that night?A. To a movie theatre.B. To a swimming pool.C. To Marcie’s college.D. To one of Marcie’s friends’ home.( )22. The writer probably wrote this passage to .A. encourage people to go to collegeC. persuade people to write lettersD. tell a story about the two sisters who are good friendsDPeople of long ago used to live in groups in caves or in jungles. They wandered from place to place to look for animals and food like wild fruits. Later people began to settle (安家落户) near rivers because they were sources of water, food, trade and transport.They used river water for drinking, cooking and washing. Their animals also drank from these rivers. The rivers were full of fish. Some birds got their food from rivers, so they lived and laid eggs near rivers. People ate the fish, collected the birds’ eggs and caught the birds. Rivers also made good farmland for the early river settlers. The soil near rivers was usually good, so river banks and valleys were great places for farming. People started to grow their own crops. This means they could settle down in one place and they didn’t have to wander any more.Besides the good soil, rivers were also used as a form of highway. Men began to use rafts (筏) and boats to carry their extra food. They sailed to other places to trade with the other settlers. So they became farmers as well as traders. When they began to travel up and down the rivers, they learned about the customs of the other settlers.As trade and transportation grew, the population also grew. These river settlements grew into cities, and these cities became centers of great civilizations like those found in early Egypt, India and China.( ) 23. From the underlined sentence, we can learn that rivers were a good source of .A. waterB. foodC. tradeD. transport( ) 24. What did people use to carry food to other places in the past?A. Rafts and boats.B. Trucks and buses.C. Bikes and cars.D. Trains and planes.( ) 25. From the passage, we can learn that .A. people didn’t eat birds in the pastB. people didn’t like living near rivers in the pastC. people didn’t drink river water in the pastD. rivers were important to people in the past八、书面表达(共1题，计20分)假如你是李华，即将初中毕业。