2021年初中英语九年级上册期末测试卷(含答案).pdf

九年级上册英语期末复习测试卷班别：姓名：考号：成绩：一、单项选择题。（共20 小题，每小题 1 分，共 20 分）()1.-Hello!May I speak to Alice?-Sorry,she_Shanghai.A.have gone to B.has been to C.has been in D.has gone to()2.The shoes were worn out,what s more,they aren t worth_?A.to mend B.mending C.mended D.for mending()3.Joan is from_Asian country and she is _active girl.A.an;a B.a;an C.a;a D.an;an()4.-Whose are the blouses?-They belong to_.A.she and I B.she and me C.her and me D.her and mine()5.I didn t have _to say,so I said_.A.something,anything B.anything,nothing C.anything,something D.nothing,something()6.-Hi,Lucy.Have you finished your homework yet?-No,just a half.I am really bored with so much homework.-_.A.So do I B.So am I C.So I do D.So I am()7.There are fifty students in our class,_ of us _football.A.two third,likes B.two three,like C.two thirds,likes D.two thirds,like()8.-Do you know_?-Sorry,I don t know.A.what s the population of Japan B.what the population of France is C.how much of the population of Japan is D.how many is the population of France()9.-How many students are there in the classroom?-_ I don t know where they have gone.A.No one B.None C.Nobody D.Nothing|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 1 页，共 8 页()10.There are many shops on_ side of the street.A.neither B.either C.every D.all()11._beautiful poem it is!A.How B.What a C.How a D.What()12.-Tom,look at the floor.Your clothes are here and there.-Sorry,Mum.I ll_ at once.A.take them up B.put them away C.take them off D.take them down()13.Kelly_ be in Paris because I saw her in Beijing Zoo only half an hour ago.A.may not B.needn t C.mustn t D.can t()14.His parents prefer_TV at home rather than_ to the movies.A.watch;go B.watching;going C.to watch;go D.to watch;to go()15._ careful you are,_mistake you ll make.A.The less;the more B.The less;the fewer C.The more;the less D.The more;the fewer()16.He_ smoke,but he gave up_ two years ago.A.use not to;smoke B.is used to;smoking C.used to;smoking D.used to;smoking()17.-Carla is_ late for 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house?_26_,he didn t want to throw away such beautiful vase,so he brought it home on the table.“It s not right for something so beautiful to be _27_”The poor man looked at the vase and thought.Then he picked some wild flowers and put them into it,making it even more beautiful._28_ he was still not satisfied.“It is not good for such a beautiful thing to stand next to a spider web.”At this,he started to do some cleaning in the house and paint the walls.His house turned into a _29_ place immediately.The poor man cheer up.He suddenly realized that in the past it was his laziness that got him poor and unhappy.From then on,he worked hard_30_ his life get better and better.（）21.A.enjoyed B.avoided C.forgot D.considered（）22.A.led to B.connected with C.made up D.set up（）23.A.service B.knowledge C.advice D.care（）24.A.peace B.happiness C.mess D.regret（）25.A.sadly B.nervously C.proudly D.surprisingly（）26.A.However B.Instead C.Though D.Therefore（）27.A.ugly B.full C.empty D.dirty（）28.A.Although 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admired for their hard work.Recently I also knew:Adversity is a natural part of life,and must be accepted.Unlike the ants,we cannot give up when we are sad.If a tunnel is gone,we can build another.Giving up,I say,is not a good choice.31.What did the writer s family do for him when he was seven?A.They build a farm of ants.B.They bought a few ants.C.They caught a lot of ants.D.They found an ant city.32.Which statement is TRUE according to the passage?A.The writer broke the glass box because it made his face dirty.B.The ants died one by one because the tunnels were destroyed.C.Unlike people,teamwork is not important for the ants.D.Giving up is a good way when we meet trouble.33.Which is the correct order of the following?A.All the tunnels fell down.B.The ants died one by one.C.The ants got into the glass box.D.The ants began making tunnels.A.A-B-C-D B.A-C-D-B C.C-D-A-B D.C-A-D-B 34.What did the writer come to realize a few years later?A.Working together is useless.B.Teamwork is important.C.He can t accept adversity.D.Working alone is amazing.35.What is the best title for the passage?A.Ants Fear Adversity B.My Family and Ants B.Giving up in Adversity D.A Good Lesson from Ants B In 1901,Karl Landsteiner,an Austrian scientist,discovered that there are four types of blood.These|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 4 页，共 8 页文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 ZA6S3B2W7Y5文档编码:CG5B6E1U9I9 HW9A4K9H8I4 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caring,original and careful.More recently,a doctor in the United States wrote a book that links blood types and what people eat.For example,his book suggests people with type O blood should eat more meat and less bread.A diet for people with type A blood includes more vegetables.His book,Eat Right for Your Type,has been a hit with people who want to lose weight.However,Dr.Peter D Adamo believes that eating food that matches a person s blood type can do more than help them lose weight.He thinks it will make the person healthier in other ways,too.36.In 1901,Karl Landsteiner discovered that _.A.there are four types of personality B.blood type A is the most common C.blood is divided into four types D.one person can give his blood to another 37.According to the text,people with blood _ are active and outgoing.A.type A B.type B C.type AB D.type O 38.What does the underlined word“trustworthy”mean in Chinese?A.外向的B.值得交朋友的C.大方的D.值得信任的39._ are interested in Eat Right for Your Type.A.People who 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