九年级总复习综合测试题

九年级总复习综合测试题（十）一。

选择题。

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词语释义（）1.The old man does morning exercises every day to keep fit.A.beautifulB.efficientC.dependentD.healthy（）st week Tom hurt his leg, so he walked with the aid of the stick.A.aimB.colorC.woodD.help（）3.When he says “ I won’t skate. I will play football instead.”, he means “ I will play football________ skating.”A.even ifB.instead ofC.as ifD.because of（）4.When Ms Green says Tom is good at English, she means Tom______English.A.is good forB.is popular withC.does well inD.does harm to（）5.Lily is quite afraid of mice. When she saw a mouse in the kitchen, she had her heart in her mouth.A.felt nervousB.got annoyedC.let her downD.made mistakesIi。

选择填空从下面每小题的A.B.C.D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

（）6.How do your parents go to work every day?My father goes to work by______car, but my mother takes______bus.A.a; aB.a; /C.the; /D./; a（）7.What______of noodles do you want to order?I’d like a bowl of noodles______beef.A.kind; withB.group; haveC.kind; andD.group; with（）8.______did you choose black at last?________it matched my trousers pretty well.A.what; forB.when; whetherC.why; becauseD.how; if（）9.The box is too heavy.Can you lend me a _______?Sorry. You can ask Steve. He is______to carry it.A.leg; strong enoughB.hand; strong enoughC.leg; enough strongD.hand; enough strong（）10. How far is ______from your classroom to your dormitory?It is only___________.A.that; five minutes’walkB.it; five minutes’walkC.that; five minute’s walkD.it; five minute’s walk（）11. How many English songs have you leamed?I _______twelve English songs ________last week.A.have learned;sinceB.have learned;forC.had learned;forD.had leaned;since（）12.What did your brother_______you to do with the old clothes?He______ donating them to the people in need.A.suggest; advisedB.advise; suggestedC.suggest; suggestedD.advise; advise（）13.What did the teacher say just now?He asked_______everyone_______here today.A./; isB.if; isC./; wasD.if; was（）14.________the students________the teacher like the film.You mean it is a popular film?A.both; andB.not only; but alsoC.either; orD.neither; nor（）15.Need I take some food?NO, you________.But I can’t go with you, I ________take care of my younger sister.A.can not; mustB.mustn’t; mustC.shouldn’t; have toD.needn’t; have to（）16.Mr Huang, do you know________?I just know she_________on Huang hai Street two years ago, but I don’t know where she lives now.A.what Mrs Sun is; will liveB. what Mrs Sun lives; livedC. what Mrs Sun; will liveD.where does Mrs Sun live; lived（）17. I don’t know________about the machine. Can you tell me?Wait a moment. I will tell you_______to start it.A.what to do; howB.what to do; whatC.how to do; whatD. how to do;how（）18.Jim is ________than any other boy in our class.You are right. He is________of all the boys in our class.A.the tallest; the tallestB.taller; the tallestC.the tallest; tallerD.taller; taller（）19.The girl cried loudly________her parents’attention.But the parents paid no attention to her. They just let her_______there.A.to attract; criesB.attracting; cryC.attracting; to cry（）20. My family_____to Xiamen for our holiday next week.________.A.will go; I can’t believe itB.went; That’s very kind of youC.will go; Have a good tripD.went; Welcome to my homeII.完形填空。

阅读下面短文，从短文后每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

There is only one day left for the science camp. At school, we talk of nothing else. I like 21 of the camp part the swimming pool, the hikes and the games. The part that I don’t like is the staying-overnight-for-six-night’s part. I have 22 been away from home during the night.My sister 23 that the staying-overnight-for-six-night’s part is bad. I asked 24 she did during the last science camp. “ I cried,” she said. “I cried every night.”I dislike the idea of crying even one night. What will the others say? The kids in my class, 25 Mark Medford, are good at making nick-names(绰号)。

What if I had some terrible 26 ? The school wouldn’t let me go. But when I told Mrs Fontaine about the disease, she said, “You’re going to the science camp.”My sleeping bag and suitcase are on the bus. My dad and mom wave good-bye. I stand in line next to my best friend Pete. When I 27 from waving sadly to Mom and Dad, I 28 that Pete has a little tear in his eyes. He’s not the only one. When I look around, I see that there is a tiny tear ready to fa ll from Musty Bones’ right eye, and even Mark Medford looks 29Maybe the science camp is not as bad as a terrible disease. Even if it is, at least I’m not 30 .( ) 21. A. none B. anyC. someD. all( ) 22. A. always B. neverC. everD. yet( ) 23. A. agrees B. failsC. guessesD. keeps( ) 24. A. when B. whyC. whereD. what( ) 25. A. carefully B. probablyC. especiallyD. exactly( ) 26. A. speed B. powerC. stormD. disease( ) 27. A. turn back B. turn onC. turn downD. turn up( ) 28. A. allow B. noticeC. causeD. develop( ) 29. A. excited B. happyC. sadD. bored( ) 30. A. brave B. patientC. spareD. aloneIII.阅读理解( 35分)i. 阅读下列短文,从下面每小题的A、B、C、D共25小题，每小题1分)AIn Britain, children can have a part-time job when they are 13. Lots of teenagers work in the evenings or at weekends as shop assistants, or in restaurants and fast food places. Others deliver newspapers before they go to school in the morning. Girls often find work as babysitters. In one school near London, 60% of students said that they had part-time jobs. But why do they work? Most say that they want to buy new clothes and CDs. They don’t need money for their families.But part-time jobs are often hard, and not very exciting. Most part-time jobs don't get much money - perhaps two or three pounds an hour, if they're lucky. Of course, there are positive things for teenagers who do part-time jobs. They get important work experience and learn many things about the world. But the biggest problem is that students who work in the evening in a supermarket or a restaurant feel tired at school the next morning; you can’t study well when you are tired.( ) 31. When can children have a part-time job in Britain?A. When they are 13.B. When they are 16.C. When they graduate from university.D. When they graduate from high school.( ) 32. Why do most of the students in one school near London do part-time jobs?A. Because they want to buy new clothes.B. Because they want to buy CDs.C. Because they need money for their families.D. Both A and B.( ) 33. What does the underlined word “positive” mean in Chinese?A.消极的B.积极的C.放纵的D.奢侈的( ) 34. What's the biggest problem of doing part-time jobs for the students?A. It’s not good for their study.B. It is bad for their health.C. It makes them want to leave school.D. It allows them to spend a lot of money.( ) 35. What's the passage mainly about?A. Part-time jobs and teenagers in Britain.B. Part-time jobs and making money in Britain.C. Work experience and finding a part-time job.D. Making money to help your family.BThink of using your nose to pick up food, take a shower, and greet your friends. An elephant’s nose can do all these and more.An elephant’s long nose is called a trunk. Just like you, elephants breathe and smell with their noses. But elephants also use their trunks the way you use your arms and hands. Elephants reach up high and get leaves at the top of a tree, and they can even pick up pennies(便士) by using their trunks.Trunks become handy(灵活的) when elephants care for their babies. A mother helps the youngster up with her trunk. And just as you learned to hold a fork and spoon with your fingers, elephant babies must learn how to use their trunks. By the time elephants are a week old, they can pick up sticks with their trunks and carry them. Athree-month-old elephant can pick up some grass with its trunk. When a young elephantis first learning to feed itself, it sticks its trunk into its mother’s mouth and pulls out a little of her meal for a taste.How do elephants drink? They get water with their trunks, and then squirt it into their mouths. When a young elephant tries to shoot water from its trunk to its mouth, most of the water splashes on the elephant. By the time an elephant is six months old, its aim is better. All the water squirts into its mouth without splashing.( ) 36. What can an elephant’s nose do?A. Breathe.B. Pick up food.C. Greet friends.D. All of the above.( ) 37. When can baby elephants pick up some grass with their trunks?A. By the time they are a week old.B. By the time they are three months old.C. When they are like their mothers.D. When they are three years old.( ) 38. How does a mother elephant help her young baby try different food at first?A. By showing it how to raise its trunk for food.B. By letting it take food from her mouth.C. By helping it fill its mouth with food.D. By making it put food in her trunk.( ) 39. What does the un derlined word “squ i rt” mean in Chinese?A.请求B.递给C.喷射D.挑选( ) 40. When getting a drink, why does a young elephant splash most of the water on itself?A. Its aim is poor.B. It is playing.C. Its trunk is too long.D. It is saying hello.CSarah knew that it must be close to dinnertime. The sky was getting dark and she was very hungry.“I’d better go home now, Yvette,” Sarah said.“I want to ask my mom if you can stay for dinner,” Yvette said.“Okay,” Sarah said.Yvette called her mother, who was in the kitchen. “Hey, M om, what are we having for dinner? c an Sarah stay?”Yvette’s mom called back,“We are having spaghetti, salad, and garlic bread. And, yes, Sarah can stay.”“Thanks, Mom!” Yvette said.“Your mom makes great spaghetti. But I need to call my parents and ask them if I can have dinner with you,” Sarah said.Sarah started to dial her telephone number, but then she stopped. "I remember that my parents aren’t home. They went out shopping, so my sister Berta is taking care of me tonight," she told Yvette.“Well, ask Berta. Do you think she will mind?” Yvette said.“No, I don't think so,” Sarah said.The phone rang three times and then Sarah’s sixteen-year-old sister, Berta, answered. Sarah told Berta that Yvette had invited her to have dinner with her family.“You can if you want to. Only, I’m making pancakes. I know how much you like them,” Berta said.Sarah did love pancakes, but she loved spaghetti, too! Berta had just learned how to cook, and she had decided to make pancakes especially for Sarah. It was so nice of Berta! Sarah did not want to make Berta unhappy. She decided to go home for dinner.( ) 41. When did the story happen?A. In the morning.B. At noon.C. In the evening.D. In the early afternoon.( ) 42. Where was Yvette's mother when they were talking?A. In the kitchen.B. At Berta's home.C. In a shopping mall.D. In a school.( ) 43. How old was Berta?A. 10 years old.B. 16 years old.C. 8 years old.D. 20 years old.( ) 44. What is the main idea of this story?A. Two sisters decide to help their parents.B. A girl learns to get along with her sister.C. Two sisters decide to take care of themselves.D. A girl appreciates(感激) her sister doing something special for her. ( ) 45. Why does Sarah decide to eat dinner at home?A. She does not like spaghetti.B. She wants to please her parents.C. She thinks Berta is a good cook.D. She does not want to hurt Berta’s feeling s.A. Beach Camp:B. Camp James.C. Ballona Beach Summer Camp LLC.D. B and C.( ) 47. What can't we know about Beach Camp?A. The price.B. What kind it is.C. How long it lasts.D. The age of the campers.( ) 48. The Smiths are very busy this summer, so they have no time to look after their 4-year-old son. Which camp could the boy probably take part in?A. Beach Camp.B. Camp James.C. Ballona Beach Summer Camp LLC.D. We don’t knowEOn a cold winter morning, an old man sat against a wall at Sydney’s Circular Quay Station. I regarded him as a man who had no home or job.On my way home that afternoon, I saw the same man in the same place. He was sitting there, with his head almost on the ground. Two doctors were beside him. This time I stopped. He wasn’t a homeless man at all. He was old ce rtainly, but he wore a nice suit and was clean. I felt sorry. How difficult it was for that sick, old man to stay in the coldness for the whole day. He needed help. No one stopped. No one cared.A different season and I again came across an old man half lying on the ground. The morning heat made people uncomfortable. I just looked at him. However, the memory of the old Winter Man came back to me. I walked back to the man on the ground. He was dressed in smart clothes. I asked if he was OK. He told me he was sick and it might be agood idea to send him to hospital. I did --- it was a few minutes away.After that, he said to me, “Nobody stopped. Thank you.” I felt sadness for the Winter Man. I had not walked past another person in need: I was amazed that it had been so easy to be helpful.( ) 51. The first old man sat on the ground for_______.A. an hourB. two hoursC. half of the dayD. a whole day( ) 52. The underlined words “A different season” may refer to“________” according to the passage.A. winterB. summerC. autumnD. spring( ) 53. What did the writer probably think of the first old man?A. He might be waiting for somebody.B. He was having a rest there.C. He might be a beggar (乞丐).D. He missed his flight.( ) 54. How did the second man feel when the writer sent him to hospital?A. Surprised.B. Thankful.C. Amazed.D. Sad.( ) 55. What is the best title for the passage?A. A convenient station.B. Kindness of strangers.C. Helping others is helping yourself.D. How cold the world was!ii. 选择下列词汇完成下面对话。