北京市西城区九年级上学期期末英语试题（原卷版）-A4

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注意事项：
1. 本试卷共11页, 共两部分, 五道大题, 38道小题, 满分60分。考试时间90分钟。
2. 在试卷和答题卡上准确填写学校、班级、姓名和学号。
3. 试题答案一律填涂或书写在答题卡上, 在试卷上作答无效。
4. 在答题卡上, 选择题用2B铅笔作答, 其他试题用黑色字迹签字笔作答。
5. 考试结束, 请将考试材料一并交回。
第一部分
本部分共 33题, 共40 分。在每题列出的四个选项中, 选出最符合题目要求的一项。
一、单项填空（每题0.5分, 共6分）
从下面各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
1. My uncle and aunt are bth dctrs. ________ have saved many peple’s lives.
A. WeB. IC. TheyD. Yu
2. We are ging t visit Shenzhu-18 ________ Thursday mrning.
A. inB. nC. atD. t
3. —Mr. Smith, must I hand in the paper this Friday?
—N, yu ________. The deadline is next Mnday.
A. mustn’tB. shuldn’tC. can’tD. needn’t
4. With the develpment f science and technlgy, Beijing has becme ________ than befre.
A. smartB. smarterC. smartestD. the smartest
5. —________ is the Chang’an Street? I want t cycle n it sme day.
—Abut 4 kilmeters.
A. Hw snB. Hw ftenC. Hw muchD. Hw lng
6. —Mm, wuld yu like t visit the Natinal Museum with me this Saturday?
—I’d lve t, ________ I have t attend a meeting.
A. frB. butC. andD. s
7. If yu ________ sme wrd cards, yu’ll find that review becmes cnvenient.
A. will makeB. madeC. are makingD. make
8. We ________ wrking as vlunteer teachers in 2020 and have taught in fur different village schls till nw.
A. beganB. have begunC. will beginD. begin
9. —Did yu hear the ring just nw?
—N, I didn’t. I ________ t music n headphnes.
A. am listeningB. have listenedC. was listeningD. will listen
10. Sam ________ hard since he signed up fr the swimming cmpetitin.
A. has trainedB. will trainC. was trainingD. is training
11. Mbile payment ________ by mre and mre peple in China tday.
A. usesB. is usedC. usedD. was used
12. —Tim, d yu knw ________?
—In a mnth. We need t get ready fr it.
A. when will ur Chinese Summer Camp startB. when did ur Chinese Summer Camp start
C. when ur Chinese Summer Camp will startD. when ur Chinese Summer Camp started
二、完形填空（每题1分, 共8分）
阅读下面的短文, 掌握其大意, 然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选择最佳选项。
On the night befre Margaret turned eighty-three, she lay in bed, cnsidering what she shuld d fr herself. G t the cat cafe? N, she wanted smething mre ____13____ . Rller Skating? Yes, rller skating. She was eighty-three. S what? She was in great shape—she culd still ____14____ the stairs in her huse and run in the park every day. Yes, she’d g skating.
The next mrning, Margaret arrived at the rink (旱冰场). A girl wh wrked there asked if she was waiting t watch her grandkid skate. “Oh, n, dear. I’m here t skate.” Margaret laughed at the girl’s surprised ____15____ and said, “Just give me a size six.”
She put n the rller skates, std very carefully and held nt the wall. Slwly, step by step, she made her way t the entrance. She was abut t step nt the rink when she heard, “Ma’am!”
She turned t see a man. He said, “I’m afraid we can’t let yu ____16____. It’s t risky.”
“I’m eighty-three years ld. It’s my birthday. Please let me d it.”
The man drew a deep breath. “May I at least g with yu?”
Margaret gave him a lng lk. “Oh, all right.”
Then she held his arms and tgether they mved ____17____ acrss the flr. She made small mvements t skate frward. “Ww, yu’re ding great.” The man said.
“Thank yu.” She let him help her fr anther thirty secnds r s. Then she said, “Okay, thanks. I’m fine. “The man’s face shwed his surprise and he said, “I…really think I shuld stay.”
“I’m fine. Thank yu.” Then she smthly and beautifully skated frward lking much yunger than her years. Frm behind, she was small and fit. One might have thught she was a(n) yung ____18____ , but the white hair tld the truth. A few peple arund pulled ut their phnes t sht vides. She kept it slw, but did a few things t have mre fun. As she finished, all the peple ____19____ .
At the party later that day, her great-grandkid shwed ne f his cusins a vide he had fund n the phne. “Hey, check it ut, an ld lady went skating.” Margaret lked up frm her cake. “What? “she asked. “What is it? “
Her daughter held ut her phne fr Margaret t see. “I guess yu didn’t spend the mrning resting, Mm?” she asked.
“Oh, that. Well, I didn’t knw that they were ____20____ . Pity. I wuld have dne smething wrth watching. Maybe next year.”
13. A. excitingB. relaxingC. tiringD. tuching
14. A. seeB. repairC. manageD. cunt
15. A. expressinB. behavirC. viceD. answer
16. A. skateB. runC. waitD. cmpete
17. A. nervuslyB. hurriedlyC. beautifullyD. slwly
18. A. adultB. childC. expertD. superstar
19. A. nddedB. wrriedC. restedD. cheered
20. A. preparingB. recrdingC. phningD. staying
三、阅读理解（每题2分, 共26分）
（一）三名学生将参加中国文化国际交流展示活动。阅读下列网页内容, 请根据人物需求匹配最适合的网页, 并将网页所对应的选项（A、B、C、D）填在适相应位置上。其中一个选项为多余选项。
A
Websites abut Chinese Culture
___21___
I will make a vide t shw the cnnectins between Chinese fd and festivals. I believe peple will lve it.
___22___
I will write an English intrductin t ancient Chinese bks. I hpe it will be attractive and clear.
___23___
I will make a pster n Chinese art wrks with bth pictures and wrds. I expect my pster can catch peple’s eye.
（二）阅读下列短文, 根据短文内容, 从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选择最佳选项。
B
24. Which wrd best describes hw the writer feels abut what happened in 2024?
A. Angry.B. Surprised.C. Thankful.D. Scared.
25. What des the writer d t feel better abut himself?
A. He encurages himself in frnt f the mirrr.B. He smiles mre t please ther peple.
C. He stps ging at the spelling bee.D. He des a lt t hide his acne.
26. What des the writer learn during his self-awareness jurney?
A. Appearance matters.B. Practice makes perfect.
C. Failures lead t success.D. Acceptance makes grwth.
C
Hbbies are a pwerful antidte (解药) t stress, causing psitive changes. Ding a hbby yu enjy puts yur brain int a “flw” state. These brain states are characterized by feelings f deep relaxatin, passive fcus, creativity and daydreaming.
While a hbby is anything yu d in yur free time that brings yu jy r pleasure, nt all hbbies are created the same when it cmes t health and happiness. T chse hw yu spend yur time, ask yurself hw yu feel when yu finish ding an activity. Many peple, fr example, will treat watching nline shws r scrlling thrugh scial media as a hbby, but the reality is that they feel numb (麻木的) r even feel wrse after ding it. These kinds f mindless activities give mre f a shrt-term high and can leave yu feeling emptier and mre tired afterward. It is harmful t yur health in the lng run.
What hbbies are right fr yu differs based n yur persnality, interests, abilities and resurces. A gd way t chse a hbby is by cnsidering which areas f yur life yu’d like t imprve right nw. Fr example, if yu’d like t add mre mvement t yur life, imprve yur memry and build friendships, yu might enjy a grup exercise hbby like “star tur” night hikes. Or, if yu’re interested in imprving hw yu feel and finding a sense f purpse, lk int a hbby like starting a cmmunity garden r helping elder peple learn English.
Is there a right number f hbbies t have? The answer is persnal. Sme peple fcus all their energies n the ne thing, while thers enjy a variety f activities. Anyway, it’s a gd idea t challenge yurself t try smething new every nce in a while, as smething new and unusual is gd fr stimulating (刺激) new cnnectins in yur brain and with ther peple.
Hbbies are fun, s why is it s hard t find the mtivatin (动机) t d them? With ur busy lives, it can be challenging t find the time and energy, but it’s wrth it. T enjy any hbby, have a “n-fail” attitude. If yu’re trying smething new, remind yurself that everyne is bad at smething the first time they try it, s fcus n having fun. Fr hbbies yu’ve already develped, remind yurself that any time spent ding yur hbby is beneficial. And even if everything ges sideways, at least yu’ll have a stry t tell.
Making the time t d smething enjyable n a regular (规律的) basis will have a great effect n yur life. Nw it’s yur turn: g find the thing that lights yu up and d mre f it!
27. Which f the fllwing helps peple chse right hbbies?
A. Paying attentin t smething their friends enjy ding.
B. Thinking abut smething they want t make prgress in.
C. Finding ut smething that they have never succeeded in.
D Fcusing n smething that the cmmunity requires them t d.
28. What can we learn frm the passage?
A. Ding mindless activities brings little jy r pleasure.
B. Aviding failure is imprtant when we enjy a hbby.
C. Lsing neself in a hbby awakens the imaginatin.
D. Trying smething hard is a gd way t find new hbbies.
29. What des the writer mean by saying “at least yu’ll have a stry t tell”?
A. Yu can benefit frm thers’ hbby stries.
B. Yu can mtivate thers t take up mre hbbies.
C. Yu can shw the imprtance f ding a new hbby.
D Yu can share yur experiences abut ding hbbies.
D
Are yu a gd judge r just judgmental? In ur daily life, exercising gd judgment is necessary, but being judgmental isn’t.
Judgment is a natural part f decisin-making. Yu see a line f cars during mrning rush hur and judge that there will nt be enugh time t stp fr cffee. Hwever, exercising judgment can pssibly mve int being judgmental. Judgmental peple make far-reaching prnuncement based n limited infrmatin. We all knw such peple. “Anyne wh is rich is surely a gd businessman!” “Hip-hp fans dn’t knw the first thing abut music!”
Nne f us can help frming pinins f ther peple. S hw des judgmental thinking differ frm making judgments? Judgmental peple state their views in authritative (专断的) terms; they judge what is right and wrng, what shuld and shuld nt be, what is gd r bad. Making a simple judgment, hwever, des nt carry these minus vertnes. “Billy has bad table manners” is a judgment. A judgmental persn wuld add smething such as “Therefre, he was raised by a pr family!”
Mst peple realize that being judgmental is an unattractive quality. If yu lk arund, yu’ll find that mst judgmental peple are disliked and avided. Als, just as we can frm wrng pinins f thers, being judgmental can lead us t feel negative abut urselves. When we stp being judgmental, we ften discver a higher level f persnal happiness.
Why are we judgmental smetimes? One pssible explanatin fr ur judgmental nature is that we feel unsure abut urselves. By putting thers dwn r pinting ut their prblems, we may feel a sense f superirity (优越). Hwever, this mindset hlds back ur persnal grwth in the lng run and prevents us frm frming meaningful cnnectins with thers. Anther reasn fr judgmental behavir is scietal cnditining. We are cntinually flded with media messages that set unrealistic standards f beauty, success, and happiness. As a result, we may accept these perfect ideas and prject them nt thers, leading t unkind judgments based n surface-level standards instead f true understanding.
In rder t vercme ur judgmental tendencies (趋势), it’s imprtant t practice empathy (同理心) and pen-mindedness. This invlves actively trying t understand thers’ viewpints and experiences withut jumping t cnclusins r making quick judgments. By accepting differences and the idea that everyne is n their wn jurney, we can develp empathy and acceptance fr urselves and thse arund us.
Nne f us are perfect. We all have rm fr grwth and imprvement. Let’s be kinder and mre understanding peple wh raise up rather than tear dwn thers.
30. Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is a gd judgment?
A. “She has gt a big kitchen s she cks well.”
B. “Peple wh dress well wrk in famus cmpanies.”
C. “It’s snwing heavily s we can build a big snwman.”
D “His gd table manners shw he was brn in a rich family.”
31. What d the wrds “minus vertnes” in Paragraph 3 mst prbably mean?
A. Unpredictable infrmatin.B. Unnecessary cnsideratin.
C. Unreasnable requirements.D. Unpleasant suggestin.
32. Which f the fllwing wuld the writer mst prbably agree with?
A. Peple’s judgmental nature results in their true understanding.
B. Peple wh have impractical standards may act judgmentally.
C. Exercising judgment mre ften can help peple avid being judgmental.
D. Judgmental thinking makes peple develp relatinships with thers.
33. What is the writer’s main purpse in writing this passage?
A. T stress the imprtance f being kind t urselves.
B. T encurage us t frm cnnectins with ther peple.
C. T remind us t stay psitive when we exercise judgment.
D. T make us aware that we shuld kick ur judgmental habits.
第二部分
本部分共5题, 共20分。根据题目要求, 完成相应任务。
四、阅读表达（第34-36题每题2分, 第37题4分, 共10分）
阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
Staying prductive during schl breaks can be a game-changer fr teens. While rest is necessary, an unrganized break can lead t bredm and a shrtage f fulfillment (成就感). Instead, balancing relaxatin with prductive activities can help teens make the mst f their time ff. In this guide, we will explre sme ways teens can achieve the balance during their breaks, ensuring they return t schl refreshed and ready t shine.
Setting Gals and Planning
One f the first steps t staying prductive during a schl break is setting clear and achievable gals. Gals give directin and purpse t daily activities.
Creating a daily timetable is useful. A timetable can help teens rganize their days by allwing them t set different perids fr different activities. Using tls like planners r digital apps can make it easier t stay rganized and recrd prgress.
Regularly reflecting (反思) n what has been achieved can be mtivating. Teens shuld take time at the end f each day r week t review their prgress and celebrate their achievements. Reflectin helps teens nt nly build cnfidence but als make sme changes t their plans.
Academic (学业的) Activities
Reading is a pwerful way t stay prductive while enlarging knwledge and imprving skills. Teens can chse a variety f reading materials t keep their minds active. Writing is anther excellent way t stay prductive and express creativity. Teens can keep diaries, write shrt stries, r even start a blg.
Persnal Develpment
Learning new skills can be bth exciting and prductive. Whether it’s cking r public speaking, it prepares teens fr future challenges.
Staying physically active is imprtant fr verall well-being. Teens can jin a sprts team r explre the utdrs, which can lead t a healthy lifestyle.
Vlunteer wrk in the cmmunity can be highly rewarding (有益的). It nt nly psitively influences the cmmunity, but als helps teens develp a sense f respnsibility.
Relaxatin and Self-Care
Relaxatin and self-care are very imprtant. Practicing mindfulness, taking care f mental health and enjying leisure (娱乐) activities can help teens get refreshed.
Balancing relaxatin with prductive activities is key t a fulfilling break. Encurage teens t listen t their needs and better their timetables accrdingly, ensuring they have time fr bth prductive tasks and leisure.
34. What can an unrganized break lead t?
_______________________________________
35. Hw can teens make it easier t stay rganized and recrd prgress?
_______________________________________
36. Why is vlunteer wrk in the cmmunity highly rewarding?
_______________________________________
37. What are yu ging t d t balance relaxatin with prductive activities in the cming winter vacatin? Why? (Please give tw reasns.)
_______________________________________
五、文段表达（10 分）
38. 假设你是李华，你的英国朋友Jim即将结束北京的旅行，他想为自己的父母选择具有中国特色的礼物，为此向你寻求建议。请你用英语写一封邮件，为他推荐适合的礼物，并说明理由。
要求：根据中文和英文提示，完成一篇不少于50词的文段写作。文中已给出内容不计入总词数。所给提示词语仅供选用。请不要写出你的校名和姓名。
提示词语：
symbl, well-knwn, care, expect, pprtunity
内容提示：
●What gift(s) d yu advise him t chse?
●Please describe the gift(s).
●Why d yu advise him t chse the gift(s)?
Dear Jim,
I wuld like t give yu sme advice n chsing gifts.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I hpe my advice is helpful.
Yurs,
Li Hua
39. 某英文网站正在开展以“做中学、用中学、创中学、玩中学”为主题的征文活动。假设你是李华，请用英语写一篇短文投稿，介绍你的一次学习经历，并谈谈采用不同的学习方式你有什么收获。
要求：根据中文和英文提示，完成一篇不少于50词的文段写作。文中已给出内容不计入总词数。所给提示词语仅供选用。请不要写出你的校名和姓名。
提示词语：create, experiment, successfully, explre, enjyable
内容提示：
●What is yur learning experience?
●What have yu learned frm the experience?
Kites were invented in China thusands f years ag. There are many sizes and styles f kites with different painted designs like dragns, flwers, birds and butterflies. In additin t kites, there are many ther Chinese art pieces…
A
Jurney t the West is a classic Chinese nvel written by Wu Cheng’en. It’s an influential wrk in Chinese literature. This fantastic adventure is cnsidered ne f the Fur Great Classical Nvels f Chinese literature…
B
Dragn Bat Festival is a ppular traditinal Chinese festival celebrated t remember the ancient pet Qu Yuan. Peple usually prepare zngzi, a kind f sticky rice dumpling in bamb leaves…
C
The secnd winter slar term is Xia Xue. As the temperature cntinues t drp, yu’re reminded t have mre ht sup and warm fd such as chicken and muttn t keep yurself warm…
D
Dear Diary,
It’s me again. Last December, I wrte t yu, hping fr a fruitful year. I feel thankful fr the things that happened in 2024.
I used t avid crying, fear, wrry and anger, but I can’t run away frm it. Running away frm it makes my life even mre painful. Nw, I accept it.
It’s a part f me, and I try t lve it. It’s a wrk in prgress, and next year it’ll be better. Speaking f accepting, I’ve been fcusing n the psitives. Every mrning, I lk at myself in the mirrr and say an affirmatin, like “Yu are great!” I frgt t practice fr a cuple f days, s let me catch up nw.
I like hw my energy radiates (散发) in the mrning. I’m starting t appreciate (欣赏) my smile mre. Whenever I smile, it lks like my whle bdy is smiling.
Additinally, I lve hw my perseverance (毅力) is develping. I put mre effrts int the spelling bee. I’ve lst a lt f bees befre, but I kept ging at it. I lve my bdy fr what it is, nt fr what I want it t be. Fr example, I lve my acne because it makes my face lk like pizza. In fact, I start t lve everything that makes me imperfect, because my imperfectins dn’t tell wh I am; they’ re just a part f me.
I’ve been wrking n this self-awareness jurney. T be hnest, I dn’t like t fail, but nw I change a little. I knw my failures strengthen me. I’ve learned that I have t live thrugh the bad parts t appreciate the gd parts mre.
I am excited t start the new year. I can’t wait t see the peple I’ll meet, laugh with, smile with and cry with. And I can’t wait t see the mistakes, chices and decisins I’ll make. N matter hw small r large, I’ll try my best.
I knw the new year is ging t be difficult at times, but I’ve learned a lt frm 2024. That will make me less scared, s I’m ready fr 2025.
Cheers,
Dev