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2024学年第二学期初三年级英语5月练习
II.Choose the best answer(选择最恰当的答案)(15分)
17. He goes to movies weekends now and then.
A./; on B. the; in C./: at D. the; at
18. They lots of food for winter before the heavy snow came.
A.were storing B. store C.would store D. had stored
19. Neither the labs nor the hall cleaned.
A. has B. has been C.have D.have been
20. Joe has to wait for two weeks for his new smartphone.
A.other B. the other C.others D. another
21. Al can help people do many things, but , it can help improve people's lives.
A.most importance B.most important C.importantly D. most importantly
22.When talking with someone you're not familiar with, we should avoid topics like home address and other personal information.
A. mentioning B. to mention C. mention D. mentioned
23. Every year, Stacy pays money for renting a house and buying equipment.
A.many B. a large number of C. quite a few D. huge amounts of
24. exciting news that we will have a special holiday at the end of this month!
A.What an B. What a C.what D. How
25. Mandy is not sure what Teddy told her is true.
A. that B./ C. how D. whether
26. you've fully understood the whole lesson, l won't explain it to you again.
A. Unless B. Until C. Since D. When
27. We should spend as much time as we could from books.
A. learn B. to learn C. learning D. learnt
28. Before the bridge , the local people could only reach the other side by ferry.
A. was built B. will be built C. is built D. has been built
29. As they get older, teenagers be treated more like adults.
A. may B.must C.should D.can
30. The street was completely dark the light from the house at the end of the road.
A.except B. besides C. with D.except for
31.-- .
--It's very kind of you.
A. Can I put my suitcase here
B. What about listening to some music
C. May I carry the luggage for you
D. Do you mind opening the window
plete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each can only be used once(选择最恰当的选项填入空格，每空格限填一词，每词填一次)
A. imagine B.eventually C. latest D.engine E.connected
The Instant Auto-Translator, or the IAT, will be in shops in the next week or so. It is the 32product from Pineapple Intelligence. The IAT is an incredible piece of technology that will change the world we live in. The idea is very simple. The IAT takes what you say and instantly translates it into another language. At the moment, the IAT has 15 languages to choose from, but 33 it will be able to translate into any living language. Just 34 you are a Spanish-speaker talking to a Swedish before you say it. It is 35 directly to your brain so it doesn't need to hear what you are saying. You don't need to speak-it translates what you are thinking. The Swedish-speaker will hear everything in Swedish. If they also have an IAT, they can talk back to you in Spanish.
A.conversation B.useful C.expensive D.apart from E. partly
How does it work
The IAT links with your brain using Wi-Fi. All you need to do is to have a small Wi-Fi chip put into your brain. Lots of people already have one-they are quite common these days and are not very 36 .
Does it work well
Here at the New Tech Magazine, we have tried the IAT and it works quite well. We found there were a few translation problems, but not too many, We tried translating from Japanese into English first. It used the word chicken instead of kitchen. But 37 that, it worked well. Then we tried translating from French into Greek and found that it didn't have Greek as a language choice yet.
Is it easy to use
It takes some time to get used to using it. When two people are having a 38 using IATs, it is quite strange at first. You have to think what you want to say, which is quite different when compared to just saying exactly what it is that you want to say.
Should I buy it
If you travel a lot, you will find it very 39 . But we think you should wait until it has more language before you buy one. With its current price set at $599, it's a good idea to see ifit will become cheaper over time.
plete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms.(用所给单词的适当形式填空，每空格限填一词)(8分)
40.We shall be of our parents. In other words, we should rely on ourselves. (depend)
41. My father works as a guard and he always checks whether the gates are locked.(security)
42.Most prefer to travel to Italy for holiday because it is very close. (Greece)
43.Jane was celebrating her birthday with her family and friends. (twelve)
44. Digital payment services are used in our country.(wide)
45. Shanghai offers a large of attractions, such as the Bund and Yu Garden.(various)
46. Mike has his method to do this experiment while l have .(l)
47. You'd better to your classmates for your rude behaviour. (apology)
V.Rewrite the sentences as required(根据所给要求完成句子)(14分)
48. Jeffrey read the book very carefully to get more information.(改为一般疑问句)
Jeffrey the book very carefully to get more information
49.“Have you been to Shanghai Disneyland ” My friend asked me.(改为宾语从句)
My friend asked me if been to Shanghai Disneyland.
50.China succeeded in sending three astronauts into our own space station last year.(保持句意不变)
China send three astronauts into our own space station last year.
51. This year's car exhibition was very special. It attracted many visitors.(合并为一句)
This year's car exhibition was special it attracted many visitors.
52. The temperature there rarely falls below 0°C in winter.(改为反义疑问句)
The temperature there rarely falls below 0°C in winter,
53.It took James about five hours to drive from New York to Boston.(对划线部分提问)
did it take James to drive from New York to Boston
54.you, for, is, without, to, get, impossible, work, it, hard, good marks,
.
Part3 Reading and Writing(第三部分 读写)
I.Reading comprehension(阅读理解)(共50分)
A.Choose the best answer(根据以下内容，选择最恰当的答案)(12分)
Although “hamburger" has a German name, it actually started in the U.S.A. and is now popular all over the world.The most basic hamburger is two buns with a piece of beef and some lettuce and sauce in the middle, but a hamburger can have many other ingredients as well. In Shanghai, you can eat all different kinds of burgers. In Las Vegas, you can even taste a burger with gold foil!
55. People started eating hamburgers about years ago.
A.100 B.200 C.120 D.150
56. Which of the following statements is true according to the article
A. Most of the restaurants in America are pizza restaurants.
B. Most of the beef restaurants in America sell is for steak orders.
C.Americans really enjoy having hamburgers.
D. Restaurants in American never increase the price of their hamburgers.
57. Hamburgers belong to the section of the bar chart.
A. Sandwich B. Hot Dogs C.Pizza D. Chicken
58.What is probably true about the most expensive hamburgers you can buy
A. It has gold on it.
B. You need a big group of people to help you finish it
C. It would make for a good lunch for one person.
D. There is no beef in it.
59. Look at the following pictures, Which one could be a part of the menu for the first McDonald's drive-in self-service restaurant
60. The missing word in the title could possibly be “ .”
A. stories B. facts C.numbers D.news
B.Choose the words or expressions and complete the passage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)(12分)
Should Parents Monitor Their Children's Online Activities
A recent study found that many young people put in a lot of effort to hide their online activity by making fake profiles and clearing their search histories. This 61 the following question: How closely should parents monitor their children's internet use, or should they be doing so at all
In recent years, social media sites have gained in popularity among all age groups. And children are joining their first social network at younger ages. In the U.K.. 59 percent of children have already joined an online social network before the age of 10.
This trend 62 parents worldwide. As the saying goes, “Prevention is better than cure.” In monitoring children's online activity, this applies well. However, the definition of “prevention” in this context is often misunderstood. Most arguments for monitoring often focus on preventing children from coming into contact with bad people or content, but this is misleading: parents monitor children's internet use only to prevent negative influence from it.It's 63 that parents will always be able to prevent their children from coming into contact bad content.What's more, it also takes away the learning opportunities when children first come across such content.
Parents should limit their children's online hours and monitor their children's internet use 64. The key is to inform parents when their kids come across bad content, so that parents can teach their children about what to do in such situations.
For parents who decide to monitor their children's online behaviors, keep the following 65 in mind:
First, inform your children that you are going to start monitoring their digital activities before you actually do.Second, talk openly about how the monitoring will work, Third, be very cautious. There is still a thin line between protection and too much 66 . You can discuss with your children about the details of the monitoring and trying to respect their opinions.
61. A. adds to B. agrees to C.belongs to D. leads to
62. A.surprises B. unites C. warns D. worries
63.A. uncertain B.uncommon C. unlikely D. unnatural
64. A.quickly B. secretly C. silently D.wisely
65. A.marks B. opinions C.questions D. tips
66. A.conclusion B. control C.contact D. preparation
C.
Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words (在短文的空格内填入恰当的词，使其内容通顺，首字母已给，每空格限填一词)
YouTube phenomenon IShowSpeed's recent tour of China has unexpectedly become a masterclass in cultural diplomacy. The 19-year-old streamer, with his 37 million f 67 , has become an accidental ambassador for Chinese soft power through his exploration of Beijing and Shanghai.
Speed's livestreams from China have captured global attention, as he bounced between landmarks like the Great Wall and engaged with locals. His c 68 has created a rare crossover moment between Western and Chinese social media ecosystems.
State media like Global Times have highlighted how his streams represent a n 69 form of cultural exchange. His viral moments-like performing backflips (后空 翻) at the Great Wall or challenging locals to ping-pong matches-have generated unprecedented(前所未有的)interest in Chinese culture among young g 70 audiences.
Chinese officials have strategically embraced Speed's visit. The comment sections of his videos are filled with viewers expressing s71 at China's modernity and the warmth of its people-perceptions that differ from typical Western media portrayals.
While skeptics(怀疑论者)might q 72 whether such visits represent authentic cultural exchange or carefully arranged soft power, the impact on viewers remains significant. There's also open acknowledgement from the likes of Shaun Rein, the founder of Managing Director of the China Market Research Group.
In an era of increasing US-China tension, IShowSpeed's China adventures demonstrate how individual content creators can b 73 cultural divides in ways traditional diplomacy often fails to achieve.
D.Answer the questions(根据短文内容回答下列问题)
Ever irritated by someone shouting at their mobile phone in a public place
We've all lost temper at least once at the sound of a person loudly communicating with someone on a mobile phone.
Recently, Dr. Adam Rutherford has been answering questions. “l have no interest in hearing about other people's private lives." “The conversation would have seemed to worry older generations. I think they would have considered it rude to talk loudly in public.”
Many people seem to do it without realizing why, but is there a scientific reason for their loudness
The answer begins by looking at one of the telephone designs called “sidetone"-a feature whereby a caller could hear his or her own voice in the phone's speaker when talking.
This makes the user sure that his or her loud voice can be heard clearly, leaving no reason to raise voice on the phone. But the problem with mobiles is that they are mobile, and a fixed volume of “sidetone" isn't always effective where background noise is very high.
Plus, this is our natural tendency to raise our voice to match the noise levels around us. We tend to try and match the loudest sound we can hear.
It is worth pointing out, however, that this would not be the first time that our use of mobile phones has challenged the idea of good manners. When phones were firstly invented, they raised all kinds of questions. Should one have a phone conversation when undressed Was it proper to stand up when speaking to a woman on the phone
It seems mobile phones, then, are a technology that may always form new etiquette issues.
Dr. Adam Rutherford doesn't enjoy hearing about people's private lives, does he
75.When do we easily lose temper
76. How may the elderly feel when they hear somebody talking loudly on the phone
77.Where isn't the fixed volume of“sidetone” always effective
78.What is people's natural tendency for loudness on the phone
79. What is your suggestion when answering the phone in public Why
VI.Writing(作文)(共20分)
80. Please write at least 60 words according to the given situation.(请你根据所给情境，写一篇不少于 60 个词的短文，标点符号不占格。)
你们的口语外教 Emily结束了这个学期的教学，即将离开中国回国。她很热爱中国文化，所以班里的同学决定一起送她一份特别的礼物作为纪念。假设你是口语课代表，请你书写一张礼物卡，随礼物一起交给她。卡片内容包括:
礼物的介绍和描述。
选择这份礼物的理由。
对外教的感谢和祝福。
参考答案
【答案】17.D18D19.B20D21D22.A23.D24C25.D26.C27.C28.A 29.C 30.D 31.C
【答案】32.C 33.B 34.A 35.E 36.C 37.D 38.A 39.B
【答案】40.independent41.securely42.Greeks 43.twelfth44.widely45.variety 46.mine 47.apologize
【答案】48.①.Did ②.read
【答案】49.①.I ②. had
【答案】50.①.managed ②.to
【答案】51.①.so ②. that
【答案】52.①. does ②.it
【答案】53.①.How ②.long
【答案】54.It is impossible for you to get good marks without hard work
【答案】55.C 56.C 57.A 58.B 59.A 60.C
【答案】61.D 62. D 63.C 64.D 65.D 66.B
【答案】67.(ans##(f)ollowers 68.(c)ontent 69.(n)ew 70.(g)lobal 71.(s)urprise 72.(q)uestion 73.(b)ridge
【答案】74. No, he doesn’t.
When we hear a person loudly communicating/talking with someone on a mobile phone.
They may feel worried and rude.
In noisy places./ In the place(s) where background noise is very high.
We tend to raise our voice to match the noise levels around us./We tend to try and match the loudest sound we can hear.
l suggest that we should speak softly/ in a soft voice/ in a low voice.Because we shouldn't make others feel uncomfortable.
【答案】80.例文
Dear Emily,
This semester, you've not only taught us English but also ignited our passion for Chinese culture. To bid you farewell, we've prepared a hand-painted silk fan-a classic Chinese art form. The fan features delicate bamboo patterns,symbolizing resilience and friendship, paired with a poem by Li Bai to reflect your love for poetry.
We chose this gift because it's portable,elegant, and deeply rooted in tradition. The bamboo also mirrors your kindness and strength, inspiring us daily. The fan will remind you of the laughter and knowledge we've shared in class.
Thank you for bridging cultures and nurturing our growth. May this fan accompany you home, like our gratitude,forever. Wish you a brilliant future! Keep shining, Emily!
With love,
Class 3,Grade 9

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