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这是一份上海市静安区2021届九年级上学期期末（一模）质量监控英语试卷（简答版 ），共14页。试卷主要包含了 A) A pht shp， A) On ft， A) Excited， A) 10， A) gives up， A) cnfidence等内容，欢迎下载使用。
静安区2020~2021学年度第一学期期末质量调研
初三英语2021.1
（满分：150 分， 考试时间： 150分钟）
考生注意： 本卷有7大题。 共94 小题。 试题均采用连续编号，所有答案务必按照规定在答题纸上完成，做在试卷上不给分。
Part 1 Listening （第一部分 听力）
Listening cmprehensin (听力理解)(共30 分)
Listen and chse the right picture (根据你听到的内容，选出相应的图片) (6 分)
1.
2.
3.4.5.6.
Listen t the dialgue and chse the best answer t the questin yu hear (根据你听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案)：(8分)
A) Dctr and patient.B) Teacher and student.
Shp assistant and custmer.D) Driver and passenger.
A) The shes are t heavy.B) She desn't like the shes.
The grund is wet.D) It's raining utside.
A) Hw they can rganize a running race.B) What kind f bks they can sell.
7. A) A pht shp.
B) A pet shp.
C) A bakery.
D)A clthes shp.
8. A) On ft.
B) By car.
C) By bus.
D) By undergrund.
9. A) Excited.
B) Wrried.
C) Relaxed.
D) Tired.
10. A) 10:30.
B) 10:50.
C) 1l:10.
D) 11:30.
Why peple like running these days.D) Hw they can help the hmeless cats.
A) Buy a new laptp.B) Sell the ld laptp.
Get new parts fr the laptp.D) Have the ld laptp repaired.
Listen t the passage and tell whether the fllwing statements are true r false (判断下列句子是否符合你听到的短文内容, 符合的用 “T” 表示, 不符合的用 “F” 表示) (6 分)
A ship with a carg f very fine clth sailed at sea fr many weeks.
After the lng jurney, the crew sailed the ship int a small bay fr sme rest.
A well-dressed sixty-year-ld wman welcmed the captain and his crew.
The captain was prbably feeling frightened when Lady Mary ffered him a free meal.
The captain and his crew didn't realize Lady Mary was a pirate（海盗）until next mrning.
The stry is mainly abut a mystery f a missing trade ship.
Listen t the dialgue and cmplete the fllwing sentences (听对话, 完成下列内容, 每空格限填一词) (10 分)
Walking with Dinsaurs uses dramatict bring the dinsaurs t life.
It tk the prducert talk t scientists and read abut the dinsaurs.
One prblem was that they had t lk fr places.
Cmputerst take the peple ut f the pictures, and put the dinsaurs in.
The mdel dinsaurs in the shw weigh as much as a.
Part 2 Phnetics, Grammar and Vcabulary
（第二部分语音、语法和词汇）
Chse the best answer（选择最恰当的答案）（共 15 分）
Which f the fllwing wrds is prnunced as /'ɑːmɪ/
A) armB) armyC) aimD) enemy
Which f the fllwing underlined parts is different in prnunciatin frm thers?
A) memryB) recentC) enemyD) reference
I can't g tsleep withut ding a few minutes' reading.
A) aB) anC) theD)/
Diet and exercise are the keygd health.
A) fB) atC) tD) fr
We must respectnatinal custms.
A) theyB) theirC) theirsD) themselves
I was very angrymyself fr making such a stupid mistake.
A) frB) tC) withD) by
Althugh Samuel failed in the tests many times, he decided t havetry.
A) antherB) therC) the therD) thers
Dn't be afraid t ask fr smeabut rdering the meal.
A) suggestinB) methdC) pininD) advice
amazing place the Great Wall was when I first saw it in the distance.
A) WhatB) What aC) What anD) Hw
By keeping diary, yu can imprve yur writing skills much.
A) quickB) quickerC) mre quicklyD) mst quickly
Keep a dream in yur heart,yu'll achieve what yu want.
A) andB) butC) rD) s
Yu will really never knw what happiness isyu have smething t cmpare it t.
A) ifB) unlessC) althughD) because
Dangerus petsbe kept in cages s that it wn't d harm t thers.
A) canB) mayC) mustD) need
-is the Munt Qmlangma nw?
- It is 8848.86 meters.
A) Hw lngB) Hw farC) Hw tallD) Hw big
They hpe the new prjectthe cultural cperatin in the near future.
A) furthersB) furtheredC) has furtheredD) will further
Our wrkwith winning the secnd prize in a natinal shrt film cmpetitin.
A) rewardsB) rewardedC) is rewardedD) was rewarded
When we're under a lt f stress, we need smething that enables usrelaxed.
A) feelB) t feelC) t feelingD) feeling
In rder t memrize the new wrds, yu'd better practisethem again and again.
A) useB) t useC) t usingD) using
-Jenny. Yu lk busy. Anything I can d t help?
-, I can manage.
A) Yes. pleaseB) N, thankC) Yu're welcmeD) With pleasure
-I want t cmplain abut the bk shelf.
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A) Is that all right?B) What's the truble?C) Never mind.D) Dn't say that.
Cmplete the fllwing passages with the wrds in the bx. Each can nly be used nce
（将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空限填一词，每词只能填一次）（共 8 分）
A. exerciseB. beatC. spreadD. influenceE. weaker
Internet use became ppular in the 1990s. As it 46 , it
changed the way we get infrmatin. It als changed the way we cmmunicate. Nw, sme scientists believe that the use f the Internet may be changing ur brains. We might learn and interact differently.
Why d sme scientists believe this? Many peple spend hurs n
the Internet each day. They spend less time ding things that may 47 different parts f their brains. As a result, peple lse their scial skills. Withut using these skills, parts f the brain may becme 48 . This culd lead t scial awkwardness. It might als cause peple t spend t much time alne. Sme scientists say the 49 is strngest in s- called “digital natives”. These are peple in their teens and 20s wh have grwn up with the Internet.
A. messagesB. experiencesC. aware fD. familiar withE. actually
N ne is sure abut hw a persn’s 50 affect the brain. Sme scientists suggest
that Internet use is 51 gd fr the brain. Mizuk It says that by hanging ut nline with friends, teens learn imprtant skills. Fr example, teens becme 52 what is OK t pst n the Internet.
What d teens think f all f this? A 19-year-ld by Jhn Rwe believes that the effect f the Internet depends entirely n the persn. Rwe is a “digital native”. He spends between 6 and 12 hurs n the Internet each day. Fr part f that time, he plays games and sends instant
53 t his friends. Has this changed his scial skills? He himself says that it has nt. He als spends several hurs with his friends each day. This gives him a chance t cmmunicate face t face. “If I didn’t actively g ut and try t spend time with friends, I wuldn’t have the scial skills that I d,” said Rwe. “Yu can’t just give up n having nrmal friends that yu see each day.”
Cmplete the sentences with the given wrds in their prper frms (用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一词) (共 8 分)
As dctrs, we take pride in ur. (respnsibility)
Celebrating theanniversary f a marriage is a very special ccasin fr the cuple. (fifty)
Be independent f ur parents. We are ld enugh t take care f. (we)
When we describe peple, we mentin their age-grup, their build and their. (high)
Yu have the right t remain silence if yu. (chice)
He has wrked hard and it’sthat he will succeed. (prbably)
Mst f the students are making gd prgress, but Gerge is acase. (hpe)
We haven’t yet learned whether ur sn arrived. (safe)
Rewrite the fllwing sentences as required (根据所给要求，改写下列句子。62-67 题， 每空格限填一词。第 68 题注意句首大写) (共 14 分)
Mum hung the washing n the lime t dry.（改为一般疑问句)
Mumthe washing n the lime t dry?
Dris has been in the Science Club since last Nvember.（对划线部分提问）
has Dris been in the Science Club？
He's taken everything with him.（改为反意疑问句） He's taken everything with him,?
David hasn't decided what t learn in the cming winter hlidays.（改为宾语从句）
David hasn't decided whatlearn in the cming winter hlidays.
Law requires the wearing f seat belts.（改为被动语态） The wearing f seat beltsby law.
Can't yu feel hw much yur parents lve yu?（保持句意基本不变）
Can't yu feel hw much yur parentsyu?
he, angry, gt, lst, that, in the end, the bss, s, cntrl（连词成句）
.
Part 3Reading and Writing
(第三部分 读与写)
Reading Cmprehensin (阅读理解) (共 50 分)
Chse the best answer (根据文章内容,选择最恰当的答案) (12 分)
Narratr: Imagine life withut light - nting but darkness. Tday, we are ging t perfrm a play In ttal darkness - yu will hear us but nt see us. In ur play, David is blind while Cassandra is wearing eye patches fr a day, t see what life is like.
(lights g ut; silence)
Scene 1 On a busy street
(sunds f peple and traffic)
Cassandra: (nervusly) David? David Ump! I’ve stumbled int a rubbish bin.
David:Fllw my vice ...
Cassandra: Oh ... What’s this? Am I tuching a persn? Srry ...
David: (laughs) It’s me. Take my arm. We’re ging t crss the street t the supermarket.
(luder traffic nises: hnking)
Cassandra: (anxiusly) There are t many cars! Isn’t it risky?
David:Dn’t wrry. We’re ging t listen fr the signal. It’s a chirping nise. (chirping) D yu hear it? There’s ne at every pedestrian crssing. It tells blind peple when it’s safe t crss. Let’s g.
(sund f a bus appraching and braking)
Cassandra: Oh n ... is that a bus? Is there enugh time fr us t crss?
David:Yes, the chirping signal will tell us when the light’s abut t change. Keep walking ...
Scene 2 In the supermarket
(supermarket sunds; shpping carts and annuncement)
David:When we’re blind, we mainly rely n three senses: smell, tuch and hearing. There becme invaluable when yu can’t see.
Cassandra: I’m starting t ntice sunds that I didn’t befre. Like, I never nticed hw nisy supermarkets are!
David:N kidding! OK, tday I’m buying sme vegetables and sme tinned tuna ... I’m right beside the nins ...
Cassandra: I can tell I’m very, very clse t the nins because I can smell them ... (excitedly) Yeah, nins!
David:OK, there are enugh nins in this packet. Nw let’s g find the tuna.
Cassandra: But ... there are t many kinds f tinned fd! Hw will we knw which nes are tuna?
David:There are always enugh sighted peple arund t help ut. Let’s g.
(supermarket sunds; fade ut)
The play is abut.
A）a blind persn’s unusual experienceB）hw a persn became blind C）tw blind peple g t the supermarketD）what it is like t be blind
The main purpse f the narratr’s wrds is.
A）t explain what blindness isB）t intrduce main characters C）t explain abut the sceneD）t add excitement t the play
In Scene 1, the underlined wrd ‘stumbled’ means.
A）steppedB）fittedC）turnedD）searched
Accrding t Scene 1,tellsthey can crss the street safely.
A）a visual signal at sme crssings ... blind peple B）Cassandra ... David
the chirping nise ... car drivers
the chirping nise ... peple wh cannt see
Cassandra feels happy when shewithut her sense f sight.
A）tastes tunaB）finds the ninsC）see lightD）ntices new sunds
David plans t find the tinned tuna by.
A）asking Cassandra t g with himB）asking smene wh can see t helping him C）feeling the shape f the tinsD）using his sense f smell
Chse the best answer and cmplete the passage(选择最恰当单词或词语完成短文）(12
分）
Yu can think f a memry, as a phtgraph. Our brain is like an app n the phne that stres useful phtgraphs fr a lng time. But it
75 useless phtgraphs. Sme peple have always been able t recall ( 回 想 起 ) the smallest details abut their lives. The experts are nw studying
Brad Williams and a wman named A.J. The tw share the same talent. The gal f the study is t gain a deeper 76 f memry and hw it wrks.
Dr. James fund 51-year-ld Williams’ memry t be 77 perfect. He can usually tell yu what he did n a certain date 40 years ag. He can als recall what was in the news. He can even tell yu what the weather was like.
Dr. James had seen this level f ability befre. In 2006, he studied a wman named A.J. She t was able t recall tiny details frm her life. These details 78 ntes she had written in jurnals decades earlier.
Hwever, they view the ability differently. Williams enjys having his memry tested. A.J hwever, said her memries ften fld her mind in an unpleasant way. “Mst have called it a gift, but I call it burden,” A.J wrte. “I run my entire life thrugh my head every day and makes me
79!!!”
Nw, dctrs are testing Williams and A.J. They want t knw what sets the tw apart frm thers. Williams and A.J. bth perfrm well. But they perfrm best n tpics that interest them. This fact causes dubt amng sme scientists. They suggest that Williams and AJ. are nt s special 80 . Sme scientists say that peple with truly special memries shuld be able t remember all kinds f infrmatin, nt just what interests them.
Dr. James hpes that his study will prvide answers fr bth thse wh dubt and thse wh surprise at what Williams and A.J. are able t d. “The human brain is the mst imprtant
machinery in the knwn universe,” he said. “My aim is t decrease the mystery f this surprising machinery.”
Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds.（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）（14 分）
Survey Says? Libraries Lead!
Yu might guess that Americans’ tp g-t spt fr culture and entertainment wuld be a mvie theater r sprts stadium. But a recent study p 81 a place desn't need buttered ppcrn t attract visitrs.
In 2019, the research cmpany did a survey abut Americans’ leisure activities. Peple were asked hw ften in the last year they had visited certain types f p 82 . These included libraries, museums, theme parks, and zs. Libraries tpped ver the cmpetitin. They gt mre than twice as many ttal visits as mvie theaters, which landed at number tw.
Being number ne is nthing new fr libraries. The findings f a s 83 study in 2001 were abut the same. But ne thing has changed since then. Tday, many peple can c
84 t the Internet. They’re able t read just abut anything, just abut anywhere. Sme peple predicted the Internet wuld make libraries ut f date. Hwever, it’s actually part f their ppularity. In 2016, a Pew Research Center study fund that 29 percent f adults went there t use cmputers, the Internet, r Wi-Fi. But the mst c 85 reasn peple g t the library is t check ut bks.
What bks d library-gers brrw the mst? The New Yrk Public Library (NYPL) set ut t answer this questin. In 2020, the library released a list f the mst checked-ut bks in its 125-year histry.
Three bks in the tp five are kids’ favrites, i86Where the Wild Things Are (#4) and The Car in the Hat (#2). The highest hnr, meanwhile, ges t The Snwy Day (#1). It's a beautifully illustrated( 有插图的) tale abut by explring city turned int winter wnderland.
The bk has been checked ut almst half a millin times.
Why are s many children's bks n the list? One reasn is that they're shrt. S they’re read and returned f 87 . As The Cat in the Hat might put it: a quick-t-read hit cmes back lickety-split!
75. A) gives up
B) gets rid f
C) picks up
D) keeps ff
76. A) cnfidence
B) entrance
C) speed
D) understanding
77. A) rarely
B) exactly
C) nearly
D) mainly
78. A) created
B) recrded
C) added
D) matched
79. A) crazy
B) excited
C) flexible
D) pale
80. A) after all
B) at present
C) in the end
D) at a time
p
p
s
c
c
i
f
Answer the questins.(根据短文内容回答下列问题) (共 12 分)
Plice fficer Dennis was recently patrlling( 巡 逻 ) the streets f Newark, New Jersey. Suddenly, he fund fur men fighting. As he apprached, ne f the men tried fleeing, but failed. The plice hrse tracked dwn the suspect and arrested him.
“He thught he was ging t get away,” Dennis said. “But yu can't utrun these hrses.”
In Newark and cities acrss the cuntry, retired racehrses are finding new careers fighting crime. The hrses are helping departments with varius types f plice wrk. Hrses have helped patrl parking lts and schls. They have patrlled city streets. They have chased dwn criminals.
Plice fficers say retired racehrses make perfect additins t their departments fr several reasns. The 1,200-pund hrses are effective crime-fighting frces. The munted(骑马的)plice
fficers used them t arrest thieves. The animals’ natural intelligence helps as well. Hrses can be easily trained t perfrm duties cnnected with fighting crime. In additin t being intelligent, hrses are generally calm animals. The hrse must als be able t fllw six cmmands—walk, stp, stand, back up, side left, and side right. If a hrse des nt meet his department’s needs, it is returned.
Mst f the hrses came frm Jennifer Nagle’s rescue grup. The grup has fund hmes fr mre than 2.000 hrses since it was started 20 years ag. Hwever, tday’s trubled ecnmy has made the jb f Nagle’s grup mre challenging. Caring fr a hrse can cst a great deal f mney. Accrding t Nagle, the number f hrses in need f new hmes has multiplied in recent mnths. Owners used t call her grup and ffer ne hrse fr adptin. Nw, sme inquire abut finding hmes fr five r six retired racehrses.
The adptin f hrses by plice departments is a win-win fr all. The hrses enjy new hmes and cmpanins(同伴). Plice departments feel clser t peple in the cmmunity.
“The kids lve the hrses. A 3-year-ld even walked up and petted his plice hrse.”
The animals als have the ability t ease pssibly upsetting situatins. Anther child wh had gtten lst during a shpping trip culd nt find his parents. The plice let the child pet the animal until the by's parents were lcated The child wiped away his tears. He just thught the hrse was the greatest thing in the wrld.
The plice hrse helped Dennis catch the suspect, didn't it?
Which phrase in the first paragraph has the same meaning as “run after” ?
When was Jennifer Nagle’s rescue grup started?
Why des Nagle’s grup face mre challenges?
What can plice hrses d fr the kids?
What makes retired racehrses perfect additin t the plice departments? ( List at least 3 advantages)
VII. Writing（作文）（共 20 分）
Write at least 60 wrds n the given situatin(根据以下情境写一窗不少于 60 个词的短文，标点符号不占格)
在美国新泽西这一走丢孩子的眼中，马是世界上最关好的事物。你跟中最美好的事物 是什么呢？
请以“The greatest thing in the wrld” 为题，结合自身经历谈谈你的看法。
（注意：1.短文中不得出现考生姓名、校名等个人信息，否则不予评分。
2.照抄阅读语篇不得分。）
静安区2020~2021学年度第一学期九年级期终学业质量调研测试英语试卷 答案
Part 1 Listening (第一部分 听力)
I. Listening cmprehensin(听力理解)
Listen and chse the right picture (根据你听到的内容，选出相应的图片)
We use sme ples and rpes t supprt the tent. (A)
Helen was being interviewed after she wn the prize. (F)
Dn’t frget t lck up befre leaving hme. (D)
Unluckily, the yung man was bitten and he was scared. (E)
Being a sldier, he has a strng sense f duty. (H)
I’ll ring the repairman, fr ur washing machine is brken. (C)
Listen t the dialgue and chse the best answer t the questin yu hear (根据你听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案)
W: Excuse me, where can I find a pet shp?
M: There is ne arund the crner, between a bakery and a clthes shp. Q: What is the wman lking fr? (B)
W: Sam, are yu ging t take the bus r the undergrund t yur ffice?
M: I used t g t the ffice by car. But nw my dctr suggests I walk t exercise. Q: Hw des Sam g t his ffice nw? (A)
M: I haven’t seen yu fr mnths, Catherine. Yu must be excited abut the cming graduatin party.
W: Oh, I am busy with jb-hunting. In fact, I’m really wrried. M: S am I. And I am tired. S many interviews and preparatins! Q: Hw des Catherine feel nw? (B)
W: It’s time fr bed, Andy.
M: What time is it nw, Mum? W: It’s already ten t eleven.
M: OK. I’ll g t bed in twenty minutes. Q: What time will Andy g t bed? (C)
W: Turn left here, please.
M: Srry, madam, that sign says we can’t drive dwn the street. W: O.K. Just drp me here and I’ll walk. Here’s the mney.
M: Thank yu.
Q: What’s the relatinship between the tw speakers? (D)
M: Why dn’t yu wear yur new shes, Jane?
W: It rained heavily last night, and the grund is still wet. Q: Why desn’t Jane wear her new shes? (C)
M: It’s getting clder. The hmeless cats in my neighbrhd are suffering. D yu think it a gd idea t raise sme mney fr them?
W: Of curse! What abut selling sme used bks?
M: We did that befre. Hw abut a race? Peple are fnd f running these days. It’ll attract mre peple.
Q: What are they talking abut? (D)
W: My laptp is mre than ten years ld and it had wrked just fine until last night.
M: Yu’ll never be able t get parts fr it. And I think it might be time t spend mney n the latest mdel.
Q: What des the man suggest the wman d? (A)
Listen t the passage and tell whether the fllwing statements are true r false (判断下列句子是否符合你听到的短文内容，符合的用“T”表示，不符合的用“F”表示)
One cld and strmy January evening in 1581, a Spanish trade ship called Marie f San Sebastian was sailing alng the cast. The ship was carrying a carg f very fine clth. When he sld it, the captain wuld make a small frtune. The ship had been at sea fr many weeks. The crew were all lking frward t spending their share f the mney in the next big prt.
The weather was turning bad. When the captain saw big, dark thundercluds, he knew he had t find a safe harbur fr the night. The crew sailed the ship int a small bay. As sn as they gt t the shre, they saw a big, fine huse. The captain hped t find sme help there. He kncked n the dr, and then a servant shwed him int a rm where a friendly, well-dressed wman in her sixties was sitting by a fire.
“I’m Lady Mary,” she said. “Welcme t my hme. As sn as I saw that yur ship was in truble, I rdered my servants t prepare a meal fr yu and yur men. Yu must stay here until the weather gets better. I am very happy t help yu.”
The captain didn’t knw that Lady Mary was ne f the mst successful pirates. While he and his men were sleeping, she rdered her servants t steal the carg and the ship t. The next mrning, when the captain fund that his ship had gne, Lady Mary was nwhere t be seen... (15. T 16. F 17. F 18. F 19. T 20. T)
Listen t the passage and cmplete the fllwing sentences (听短文，完成下列内容，每空格限填一词)
Over 750 millin peple have seen the amazing TV series Walking with Dinsaurs–it’s the wrld’s mst-watched dcumentary. It uses dramatic special effects t shw these huge animals eating, running, and fighting. But the last dinsaur died 65 millin years ag. S hw did they
bring the dinsaurs t life?
“It wasn’t easy,” says Tim Haines, the prducer f the TV series. “First, we spent tw years talking t scientists, and reading everything abut the dinsaurs. It’s imprtant t remember that dinsaurs lived in a wrld as real as urs–there was a sun and a mn, day, night, rain, wind, and the fd like tday.
Next, we chse dinsaurs which peple knew a lt abut. It’s lucky that there are s many dinsaur bnes arund the wrld.
Then, we fund places that lk like the wrld 65 t 230 millin years ag. We went all ver the wrld–t Chile and t New Zealand, fr example. The dinsaurs are nt real, but the trees, the sky, the grund, the rivers, and the cean all are. One prblem was that when dinsaurs lived there was n grass, s we had t lk fr places withut grass.
After that, we filmed the places with peple instead f dinsaurs! The film crew mved things, splashed water, brke trees, and s n, in frnt f the camera just like a dinsaur.
Finally, back in the studi, cmputers were used t take the peple ut f the pictures, and put the dinsaurs in. It’s called cmputer animatin.
The TV series inspired a “live” shw, and millins f peple wrldwide have seen Walking with Dinsaurs. The mdel dinsaurs in this shw, which are up t ten meters tall and weigh as much as a small truck, rar and mve arund just like the real thing!
(21. special effects 22. tw years 23. withut grass 24. were used 25. small truck)
Part 2 Phnetics, Vcabulary and Grammar
Ⅱ. 26. B 27. B 28. D 29. C 30. B 31. C 32. A 33. D 34. C 35. C
Ⅲ. 46. C 47. A 48. E 49. D50. B 51. E 52. D 53. A
36. A 37. B 38. C 39. C 40. D 41. D 42. B 43. D 44. B 45. B
Ⅳ. 54. respnsibilities 55. fiftieth 56. urselves 57. height 58. chse 59. prbable
60. hpeless 61. safely
V. 62. 63. Hw lng 64. hasn’t he 65. he will/shuld/can 66. is required
67. care fr 68. The bss gt s angry that he lst cntrl in the end.
Part 3 Reading and Writing
Ⅵ. A. 69. D 70. B 71. A 72. D 73. B 74. B
B. 75. B 76. D 77. C 78. D 79. A 80. A
C. 81. prves 82. places 83. similar 84. cnnect 85. cmmn 86. including
87. fast(er)
D. 88. Yes, it did.
Track dwn.
20 years ag.
Because f the trubled ecnmy/Because caring fr a hrse can cst a great deal f mney.
They are gd cmpanins t kids and can bring them happiness.
They must be strng, calm and intelligent and can fllw six cmmands—walk, stp, stand, back up, side left, and side right, etc.
VII. 作文（略）
静安区2020~2021学年度第一学期期末质量调研
初三英语2021.1
（满分：150 分， 考试时间： 150分钟）
考生注意： 本卷有7大题。 共94 小题。 试题均采用连续编号，所有答案务必按照规定在答题纸上完成，做在试卷上不给分。
Part 1 Listening （第一部分 听力）
Listening cmprehensin (听力理解)(共30 分)
Listen and chse the right picture (根据你听到的内容，选出相应的图片) (6 分)
1.
2.
3.4.5.6.
Listen t the dialgue and chse the best answer t the questin yu hear (根据你听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案)：(8分)
A) Dctr and patient.B) Teacher and student.
Shp assistant and custmer.D) Driver and passenger.
A) The shes are t heavy.B) She desn't like the shes.
The grund is wet.D) It's raining utside.
A) Hw they can rganize a running race.B) What kind f bks they can sell.
7. A) A pht shp.
B) A pet shp.
C) A bakery.
D)A clthes shp.
8. A) On ft.
B) By car.
C) By bus.
D) By undergrund.
9. A) Excited.
B) Wrried.
C) Relaxed.
D) Tired.
10. A) 10:30.
B) 10:50.
C) 1l:10.
D) 11:30.
Why peple like running these days.D) Hw they can help the hmeless cats.
A) Buy a new laptp.B) Sell the ld laptp.
Get new parts fr the laptp.D) Have the ld laptp repaired.
Listen t the passage and tell whether the fllwing statements are true r false (判断下列句子是否符合你听到的短文内容, 符合的用 “T” 表示, 不符合的用 “F” 表示) (6 分)
A ship with a carg f very fine clth sailed at sea fr many weeks.
After the lng jurney, the crew sailed the ship int a small bay fr sme rest.
A well-dressed sixty-year-ld wman welcmed the captain and his crew.
The captain was prbably feeling frightened when Lady Mary ffered him a free meal.
The captain and his crew didn't realize Lady Mary was a pirate（海盗）until next mrning.
The stry is mainly abut a mystery f a missing trade ship.
Listen t the dialgue and cmplete the fllwing sentences (听对话, 完成下列内容, 每空格限填一词) (10 分)
Walking with Dinsaurs uses dramatict bring the dinsaurs t life.
It tk the prducert talk t scientists and read abut the dinsaurs.
One prblem was that they had t lk fr places.
Cmputerst take the peple ut f the pictures, and put the dinsaurs in.
The mdel dinsaurs in the shw weigh as much as a.
Part 2 Phnetics, Grammar and Vcabulary
（第二部分语音、语法和词汇）
Chse the best answer（选择最恰当的答案）（共 15 分）
Which f the fllwing wrds is prnunced as /'ɑːmɪ/
A) armB) armyC) aimD) enemy
Which f the fllwing underlined parts is different in prnunciatin frm thers?
A) memryB) recentC) enemyD) reference
I can't g tsleep withut ding a few minutes' reading.
A) aB) anC) theD)/
Diet and exercise are the keygd health.
A) fB) atC) tD) fr
We must respectnatinal custms.
A) theyB) theirC) theirsD) themselves
I was very angrymyself fr making such a stupid mistake.
A) frB) tC) withD) by
Althugh Samuel failed in the tests many times, he decided t havetry.
A) antherB) therC) the therD) thers
Dn't be afraid t ask fr smeabut rdering the meal.
A) suggestinB) methdC) pininD) advice
amazing place the Great Wall was when I first saw it in the distance.
A) WhatB) What aC) What anD) Hw
By keeping diary, yu can imprve yur writing skills much.
A) quickB) quickerC) mre quicklyD) mst quickly
Keep a dream in yur heart,yu'll achieve what yu want.
A) andB) butC) rD) s
Yu will really never knw what happiness isyu have smething t cmpare it t.
A) ifB) unlessC) althughD) because
Dangerus petsbe kept in cages s that it wn't d harm t thers.
A) canB) mayC) mustD) need
-is the Munt Qmlangma nw?
- It is 8848.86 meters.
A) Hw lngB) Hw farC) Hw tallD) Hw big
They hpe the new prjectthe cultural cperatin in the near future.
A) furthersB) furtheredC) has furtheredD) will further
Our wrkwith winning the secnd prize in a natinal shrt film cmpetitin.
A) rewardsB) rewardedC) is rewardedD) was rewarded
When we're under a lt f stress, we need smething that enables usrelaxed.
A) feelB) t feelC) t feelingD) feeling
In rder t memrize the new wrds, yu'd better practisethem again and again.
A) useB) t useC) t usingD) using
-Jenny. Yu lk busy. Anything I can d t help?
-, I can manage.
A) Yes. pleaseB) N, thankC) Yu're welcmeD) With pleasure
-I want t cmplain abut the bk shelf.
-
A) Is that all right?B) What's the truble?C) Never mind.D) Dn't say that.
Cmplete the fllwing passages with the wrds in the bx. Each can nly be used nce
（将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空限填一词，每词只能填一次）（共 8 分）
A. exerciseB. beatC. spreadD. influenceE. weaker
Internet use became ppular in the 1990s. As it 46 , it
changed the way we get infrmatin. It als changed the way we cmmunicate. Nw, sme scientists believe that the use f the Internet may be changing ur brains. We might learn and interact differently.
Why d sme scientists believe this? Many peple spend hurs n
the Internet each day. They spend less time ding things that may 47 different parts f their brains. As a result, peple lse their scial skills. Withut using these skills, parts f the brain may becme 48 . This culd lead t scial awkwardness. It might als cause peple t spend t much time alne. Sme scientists say the 49 is strngest in s- called “digital natives”. These are peple in their teens and 20s wh have grwn up with the Internet.
A. messagesB. experiencesC. aware fD. familiar withE. actually
N ne is sure abut hw a persn’s 50 affect the brain. Sme scientists suggest
that Internet use is 51 gd fr the brain. Mizuk It says that by hanging ut nline with friends, teens learn imprtant skills. Fr example, teens becme 52 what is OK t pst n the Internet.
What d teens think f all f this? A 19-year-ld by Jhn Rwe believes that the effect f the Internet depends entirely n the persn. Rwe is a “digital native”. He spends between 6 and 12 hurs n the Internet each day. Fr part f that time, he plays games and sends instant
53 t his friends. Has this changed his scial skills? He himself says that it has nt. He als spends several hurs with his friends each day. This gives him a chance t cmmunicate face t face. “If I didn’t actively g ut and try t spend time with friends, I wuldn’t have the scial skills that I d,” said Rwe. “Yu can’t just give up n having nrmal friends that yu see each day.”
Cmplete the sentences with the given wrds in their prper frms (用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一词) (共 8 分)
As dctrs, we take pride in ur. (respnsibility)
Celebrating theanniversary f a marriage is a very special ccasin fr the cuple. (fifty)
Be independent f ur parents. We are ld enugh t take care f. (we)
When we describe peple, we mentin their age-grup, their build and their. (high)
Yu have the right t remain silence if yu. (chice)
He has wrked hard and it’sthat he will succeed. (prbably)
Mst f the students are making gd prgress, but Gerge is acase. (hpe)
We haven’t yet learned whether ur sn arrived. (safe)
Rewrite the fllwing sentences as required (根据所给要求，改写下列句子。62-67 题， 每空格限填一词。第 68 题注意句首大写) (共 14 分)
Mum hung the washing n the lime t dry.（改为一般疑问句)
Mumthe washing n the lime t dry?
Dris has been in the Science Club since last Nvember.（对划线部分提问）
has Dris been in the Science Club？
He's taken everything with him.（改为反意疑问句） He's taken everything with him,?
David hasn't decided what t learn in the cming winter hlidays.（改为宾语从句）
David hasn't decided whatlearn in the cming winter hlidays.
Law requires the wearing f seat belts.（改为被动语态） The wearing f seat beltsby law.
Can't yu feel hw much yur parents lve yu?（保持句意基本不变）
Can't yu feel hw much yur parentsyu?
he, angry, gt, lst, that, in the end, the bss, s, cntrl（连词成句）
.
Part 3Reading and Writing
(第三部分 读与写)
Reading Cmprehensin (阅读理解) (共 50 分)
Chse the best answer (根据文章内容,选择最恰当的答案) (12 分)
Narratr: Imagine life withut light - nting but darkness. Tday, we are ging t perfrm a play In ttal darkness - yu will hear us but nt see us. In ur play, David is blind while Cassandra is wearing eye patches fr a day, t see what life is like.
(lights g ut; silence)
Scene 1 On a busy street
(sunds f peple and traffic)
Cassandra: (nervusly) David? David Ump! I’ve stumbled int a rubbish bin.
David:Fllw my vice ...
Cassandra: Oh ... What’s this? Am I tuching a persn? Srry ...
David: (laughs) It’s me. Take my arm. We’re ging t crss the street t the supermarket.
(luder traffic nises: hnking)
Cassandra: (anxiusly) There are t many cars! Isn’t it risky?
David:Dn’t wrry. We’re ging t listen fr the signal. It’s a chirping nise. (chirping) D yu hear it? There’s ne at every pedestrian crssing. It tells blind peple when it’s safe t crss. Let’s g.
(sund f a bus appraching and braking)
Cassandra: Oh n ... is that a bus? Is there enugh time fr us t crss?
David:Yes, the chirping signal will tell us when the light’s abut t change. Keep walking ...
Scene 2 In the supermarket
(supermarket sunds; shpping carts and annuncement)
David:When we’re blind, we mainly rely n three senses: smell, tuch and hearing. There becme invaluable when yu can’t see.
Cassandra: I’m starting t ntice sunds that I didn’t befre. Like, I never nticed hw nisy supermarkets are!
David:N kidding! OK, tday I’m buying sme vegetables and sme tinned tuna ... I’m right beside the nins ...
Cassandra: I can tell I’m very, very clse t the nins because I can smell them ... (excitedly) Yeah, nins!
David:OK, there are enugh nins in this packet. Nw let’s g find the tuna.
Cassandra: But ... there are t many kinds f tinned fd! Hw will we knw which nes are tuna?
David:There are always enugh sighted peple arund t help ut. Let’s g.
(supermarket sunds; fade ut)
The play is abut.
A）a blind persn’s unusual experienceB）hw a persn became blind C）tw blind peple g t the supermarketD）what it is like t be blind
The main purpse f the narratr’s wrds is.
A）t explain what blindness isB）t intrduce main characters C）t explain abut the sceneD）t add excitement t the play
In Scene 1, the underlined wrd ‘stumbled’ means.
A）steppedB）fittedC）turnedD）searched
Accrding t Scene 1,tellsthey can crss the street safely.
A）a visual signal at sme crssings ... blind peple B）Cassandra ... David
the chirping nise ... car drivers
the chirping nise ... peple wh cannt see
Cassandra feels happy when shewithut her sense f sight.
A）tastes tunaB）finds the ninsC）see lightD）ntices new sunds
David plans t find the tinned tuna by.
A）asking Cassandra t g with himB）asking smene wh can see t helping him C）feeling the shape f the tinsD）using his sense f smell
Chse the best answer and cmplete the passage(选择最恰当单词或词语完成短文）(12
分）
Yu can think f a memry, as a phtgraph. Our brain is like an app n the phne that stres useful phtgraphs fr a lng time. But it
75 useless phtgraphs. Sme peple have always been able t recall ( 回 想 起 ) the smallest details abut their lives. The experts are nw studying
Brad Williams and a wman named A.J. The tw share the same talent. The gal f the study is t gain a deeper 76 f memry and hw it wrks.
Dr. James fund 51-year-ld Williams’ memry t be 77 perfect. He can usually tell yu what he did n a certain date 40 years ag. He can als recall what was in the news. He can even tell yu what the weather was like.
Dr. James had seen this level f ability befre. In 2006, he studied a wman named A.J. She t was able t recall tiny details frm her life. These details 78 ntes she had written in jurnals decades earlier.
Hwever, they view the ability differently. Williams enjys having his memry tested. A.J hwever, said her memries ften fld her mind in an unpleasant way. “Mst have called it a gift, but I call it burden,” A.J wrte. “I run my entire life thrugh my head every day and makes me
79!!!”
Nw, dctrs are testing Williams and A.J. They want t knw what sets the tw apart frm thers. Williams and A.J. bth perfrm well. But they perfrm best n tpics that interest them. This fact causes dubt amng sme scientists. They suggest that Williams and AJ. are nt s special 80 . Sme scientists say that peple with truly special memries shuld be able t remember all kinds f infrmatin, nt just what interests them.
Dr. James hpes that his study will prvide answers fr bth thse wh dubt and thse wh surprise at what Williams and A.J. are able t d. “The human brain is the mst imprtant
machinery in the knwn universe,” he said. “My aim is t decrease the mystery f this surprising machinery.”
Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds.（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）（14 分）
Survey Says? Libraries Lead!
Yu might guess that Americans’ tp g-t spt fr culture and entertainment wuld be a mvie theater r sprts stadium. But a recent study p 81 a place desn't need buttered ppcrn t attract visitrs.
In 2019, the research cmpany did a survey abut Americans’ leisure activities. Peple were asked hw ften in the last year they had visited certain types f p 82 . These included libraries, museums, theme parks, and zs. Libraries tpped ver the cmpetitin. They gt mre than twice as many ttal visits as mvie theaters, which landed at number tw.
Being number ne is nthing new fr libraries. The findings f a s 83 study in 2001 were abut the same. But ne thing has changed since then. Tday, many peple can c
84 t the Internet. They’re able t read just abut anything, just abut anywhere. Sme peple predicted the Internet wuld make libraries ut f date. Hwever, it’s actually part f their ppularity. In 2016, a Pew Research Center study fund that 29 percent f adults went there t use cmputers, the Internet, r Wi-Fi. But the mst c 85 reasn peple g t the library is t check ut bks.
What bks d library-gers brrw the mst? The New Yrk Public Library (NYPL) set ut t answer this questin. In 2020, the library released a list f the mst checked-ut bks in its 125-year histry.
Three bks in the tp five are kids’ favrites, i86Where the Wild Things Are (#4) and The Car in the Hat (#2). The highest hnr, meanwhile, ges t The Snwy Day (#1). It's a beautifully illustrated( 有插图的) tale abut by explring city turned int winter wnderland.
The bk has been checked ut almst half a millin times.
Why are s many children's bks n the list? One reasn is that they're shrt. S they’re read and returned f 87 . As The Cat in the Hat might put it: a quick-t-read hit cmes back lickety-split!
75. A) gives up
B) gets rid f
C) picks up
D) keeps ff
76. A) cnfidence
B) entrance
C) speed
D) understanding
77. A) rarely
B) exactly
C) nearly
D) mainly
78. A) created
B) recrded
C) added
D) matched
79. A) crazy
B) excited
C) flexible
D) pale
80. A) after all
B) at present
C) in the end
D) at a time
p
p
s
c
c
i
f
Answer the questins.(根据短文内容回答下列问题) (共 12 分)
Plice fficer Dennis was recently patrlling( 巡 逻 ) the streets f Newark, New Jersey. Suddenly, he fund fur men fighting. As he apprached, ne f the men tried fleeing, but failed. The plice hrse tracked dwn the suspect and arrested him.
“He thught he was ging t get away,” Dennis said. “But yu can't utrun these hrses.”
In Newark and cities acrss the cuntry, retired racehrses are finding new careers fighting crime. The hrses are helping departments with varius types f plice wrk. Hrses have helped patrl parking lts and schls. They have patrlled city streets. They have chased dwn criminals.
Plice fficers say retired racehrses make perfect additins t their departments fr several reasns. The 1,200-pund hrses are effective crime-fighting frces. The munted(骑马的)plice
fficers used them t arrest thieves. The animals’ natural intelligence helps as well. Hrses can be easily trained t perfrm duties cnnected with fighting crime. In additin t being intelligent, hrses are generally calm animals. The hrse must als be able t fllw six cmmands—walk, stp, stand, back up, side left, and side right. If a hrse des nt meet his department’s needs, it is returned.
Mst f the hrses came frm Jennifer Nagle’s rescue grup. The grup has fund hmes fr mre than 2.000 hrses since it was started 20 years ag. Hwever, tday’s trubled ecnmy has made the jb f Nagle’s grup mre challenging. Caring fr a hrse can cst a great deal f mney. Accrding t Nagle, the number f hrses in need f new hmes has multiplied in recent mnths. Owners used t call her grup and ffer ne hrse fr adptin. Nw, sme inquire abut finding hmes fr five r six retired racehrses.
The adptin f hrses by plice departments is a win-win fr all. The hrses enjy new hmes and cmpanins(同伴). Plice departments feel clser t peple in the cmmunity.
“The kids lve the hrses. A 3-year-ld even walked up and petted his plice hrse.”
The animals als have the ability t ease pssibly upsetting situatins. Anther child wh had gtten lst during a shpping trip culd nt find his parents. The plice let the child pet the animal until the by's parents were lcated The child wiped away his tears. He just thught the hrse was the greatest thing in the wrld.
The plice hrse helped Dennis catch the suspect, didn't it?
Which phrase in the first paragraph has the same meaning as “run after” ?
When was Jennifer Nagle’s rescue grup started?
Why des Nagle’s grup face mre challenges?
What can plice hrses d fr the kids?
What makes retired racehrses perfect additin t the plice departments? ( List at least 3 advantages)
VII. Writing（作文）（共 20 分）
Write at least 60 wrds n the given situatin(根据以下情境写一窗不少于 60 个词的短文，标点符号不占格)
在美国新泽西这一走丢孩子的眼中，马是世界上最关好的事物。你跟中最美好的事物 是什么呢？
请以“The greatest thing in the wrld” 为题，结合自身经历谈谈你的看法。
（注意：1.短文中不得出现考生姓名、校名等个人信息，否则不予评分。
2.照抄阅读语篇不得分。）
静安区2020~2021学年度第一学期九年级期终学业质量调研测试英语试卷 答案
Part 1 Listening (第一部分 听力)
I. Listening cmprehensin(听力理解)
Listen and chse the right picture (根据你听到的内容，选出相应的图片)
We use sme ples and rpes t supprt the tent. (A)
Helen was being interviewed after she wn the prize. (F)
Dn’t frget t lck up befre leaving hme. (D)
Unluckily, the yung man was bitten and he was scared. (E)
Being a sldier, he has a strng sense f duty. (H)
I’ll ring the repairman, fr ur washing machine is brken. (C)
Listen t the dialgue and chse the best answer t the questin yu hear (根据你听到的对话和问题，选出最恰当的答案)
W: Excuse me, where can I find a pet shp?
M: There is ne arund the crner, between a bakery and a clthes shp. Q: What is the wman lking fr? (B)
W: Sam, are yu ging t take the bus r the undergrund t yur ffice?
M: I used t g t the ffice by car. But nw my dctr suggests I walk t exercise. Q: Hw des Sam g t his ffice nw? (A)
M: I haven’t seen yu fr mnths, Catherine. Yu must be excited abut the cming graduatin party.
W: Oh, I am busy with jb-hunting. In fact, I’m really wrried. M: S am I. And I am tired. S many interviews and preparatins! Q: Hw des Catherine feel nw? (B)
W: It’s time fr bed, Andy.
M: What time is it nw, Mum? W: It’s already ten t eleven.
M: OK. I’ll g t bed in twenty minutes. Q: What time will Andy g t bed? (C)
W: Turn left here, please.
M: Srry, madam, that sign says we can’t drive dwn the street. W: O.K. Just drp me here and I’ll walk. Here’s the mney.
M: Thank yu.
Q: What’s the relatinship between the tw speakers? (D)
M: Why dn’t yu wear yur new shes, Jane?
W: It rained heavily last night, and the grund is still wet. Q: Why desn’t Jane wear her new shes? (C)
M: It’s getting clder. The hmeless cats in my neighbrhd are suffering. D yu think it a gd idea t raise sme mney fr them?
W: Of curse! What abut selling sme used bks?
M: We did that befre. Hw abut a race? Peple are fnd f running these days. It’ll attract mre peple.
Q: What are they talking abut? (D)
W: My laptp is mre than ten years ld and it had wrked just fine until last night.
M: Yu’ll never be able t get parts fr it. And I think it might be time t spend mney n the latest mdel.
Q: What des the man suggest the wman d? (A)
Listen t the passage and tell whether the fllwing statements are true r false (判断下列句子是否符合你听到的短文内容，符合的用“T”表示，不符合的用“F”表示)
One cld and strmy January evening in 1581, a Spanish trade ship called Marie f San Sebastian was sailing alng the cast. The ship was carrying a carg f very fine clth. When he sld it, the captain wuld make a small frtune. The ship had been at sea fr many weeks. The crew were all lking frward t spending their share f the mney in the next big prt.
The weather was turning bad. When the captain saw big, dark thundercluds, he knew he had t find a safe harbur fr the night. The crew sailed the ship int a small bay. As sn as they gt t the shre, they saw a big, fine huse. The captain hped t find sme help there. He kncked n the dr, and then a servant shwed him int a rm where a friendly, well-dressed wman in her sixties was sitting by a fire.
“I’m Lady Mary,” she said. “Welcme t my hme. As sn as I saw that yur ship was in truble, I rdered my servants t prepare a meal fr yu and yur men. Yu must stay here until the weather gets better. I am very happy t help yu.”
The captain didn’t knw that Lady Mary was ne f the mst successful pirates. While he and his men were sleeping, she rdered her servants t steal the carg and the ship t. The next mrning, when the captain fund that his ship had gne, Lady Mary was nwhere t be seen... (15. T 16. F 17. F 18. F 19. T 20. T)
Listen t the passage and cmplete the fllwing sentences (听短文，完成下列内容，每空格限填一词)
Over 750 millin peple have seen the amazing TV series Walking with Dinsaurs–it’s the wrld’s mst-watched dcumentary. It uses dramatic special effects t shw these huge animals eating, running, and fighting. But the last dinsaur died 65 millin years ag. S hw did they
bring the dinsaurs t life?
“It wasn’t easy,” says Tim Haines, the prducer f the TV series. “First, we spent tw years talking t scientists, and reading everything abut the dinsaurs. It’s imprtant t remember that dinsaurs lived in a wrld as real as urs–there was a sun and a mn, day, night, rain, wind, and the fd like tday.
Next, we chse dinsaurs which peple knew a lt abut. It’s lucky that there are s many dinsaur bnes arund the wrld.
Then, we fund places that lk like the wrld 65 t 230 millin years ag. We went all ver the wrld–t Chile and t New Zealand, fr example. The dinsaurs are nt real, but the trees, the sky, the grund, the rivers, and the cean all are. One prblem was that when dinsaurs lived there was n grass, s we had t lk fr places withut grass.
After that, we filmed the places with peple instead f dinsaurs! The film crew mved things, splashed water, brke trees, and s n, in frnt f the camera just like a dinsaur.
Finally, back in the studi, cmputers were used t take the peple ut f the pictures, and put the dinsaurs in. It’s called cmputer animatin.
The TV series inspired a “live” shw, and millins f peple wrldwide have seen Walking with Dinsaurs. The mdel dinsaurs in this shw, which are up t ten meters tall and weigh as much as a small truck, rar and mve arund just like the real thing!
(21. special effects 22. tw years 23. withut grass 24. were used 25. small truck)
Part 2 Phnetics, Vcabulary and Grammar
Ⅱ. 26. B 27. B 28. D 29. C 30. B 31. C 32. A 33. D 34. C 35. C
Ⅲ. 46. C 47. A 48. E 49. D50. B 51. E 52. D 53. A
36. A 37. B 38. C 39. C 40. D 41. D 42. B 43. D 44. B 45. B
Ⅳ. 54. respnsibilities 55. fiftieth 56. urselves 57. height 58. chse 59. prbable
60. hpeless 61. safely
V. 62. 63. Hw lng 64. hasn’t he 65. he will/shuld/can 66. is required
67. care fr 68. The bss gt s angry that he lst cntrl in the end.
Part 3 Reading and Writing
Ⅵ. A. 69. D 70. B 71. A 72. D 73. B 74. B
B. 75. B 76. D 77. C 78. D 79. A 80. A
C. 81. prves 82. places 83. similar 84. cnnect 85. cmmn 86. including
87. fast(er)
D. 88. Yes, it did.
Track dwn.
20 years ag.
Because f the trubled ecnmy/Because caring fr a hrse can cst a great deal f mney.
They are gd cmpanins t kids and can bring them happiness.
They must be strng, calm and intelligent and can fllw six cmmands—walk, stp, stand, back up, side left, and side right, etc.
VII. 作文（略）
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