15，江苏省苏州市昆山、太仓、常熟和张家港四市2023-2024学年九年级上学期期末英语试题（）

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2024.01
一、听力部分（共20小题; 每小题1分, 满分20分）
A. 听对话回答问题
本部分共有10道小题, 每小题你将听到一段对话, 每段对话听两遍。在听每段对话前, 你将有时间阅读题目; 听完后请从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳答案。
1. What is the by's future plan?
A. B. C.
2. Where are they talking?
A. B. C.
3. Where will the girl watch the match?
A. B. C.
4. Which music is Jack playing?
A. B. C.
5. When did the cncert begin?
A. At 8:25. B. At 8:00. C. At 7:35.
6. What is Mr Green like?
A. Mdest. B. Creative. C. Organized.
7. What des the by dislike abut the film?
A. Its music. B. Its stry. C. Its length.
8. Hw des the by practice his listening?
A. By watching English mvies.
B. By listening t English tapes.
C. By watching English vides.
9. Why des the by lk wrried?
A. Because he will jin a match tmrrw.
B. Because he will give a speech tmrrw.
C. Because he will have an exam tmrrw.
10. What was the Chemistry test like accrding t Jack?
A. It was easy. B. It was difficult. C. It was interesting.
B. 听对话和短文回答问题。
你将听到一段对话和两篇短文, 各听两遍。听每段对话或短文前, 你将有时间阅读题目; 听完后, 请从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳答案。
听一段对话, 回答第11~12小题。
11. What's the matter with Daniel?
A. He has a cld. B. He has a stmachache. C. He has a fever.
12. Where will Daniel g next?
A. T the ld peple's hme. B. T his schl. C. T the hspital.
听第一篇短文, 完成第13~15小题。请根据短文内容, 从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确的选项, 完成信息记录表。
13. A. January B. February C. March
14. A. red B. black C. brwn
15. A. 2656485 B. 2564568 C. 2656845
听第二篇短文, 回答第16~20小题。
16. What did the muse lk fr?
A. Sme water. B. Sme bread. C. Sme milk.
17. Why didn't the muse cme ut f the bttle?
A. Because she wanted t have a gd rest in the bttle.
B. Because her stmach was t big.
C. Because she wanted smething t eat as well.
18. Why did the cat shake the bttle?
A. Because the cat wanted t play with the muse.
B. Because the cat wanted t let the muse die quickly.
C. Because the cat wanted t let the muse cme ut quickly.
19. What happened t the muse at last?
A. The muse ran away.
B. The muse died in the bttle.
C. The cat ate the muse happily.
20. Wh is cleverer, the cat r the muse?
A. We can't decide. B. The cat. C. The muse.
二、完形填空（共10小题; 每小题1分, 满分10分）
通读下列短文, 从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中, 选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项, 并在答题卷上将该项涂黑。
Once there was a king and his daughter. The king asked his daughter hw much she lved him. She said she lved him as much as she lved 21 . Her answer made the king very happy. Salt is a simple thing, 22 it is very imprtant. S the king thught his daughter cared a lt abut him.
Salt has many 23 . Our bdies need salt. If we dn't have enugh, ur bdies can't wrk prperly. We put salt n icy rads t make them 24 . We als use salt t prduce ther prducts, like paper and glass. But fr many years, salt's mst imprtant jb was t 25 fd. Like ther living things, mst bacteria（细菌）need water t live. Salt takes in plenty f water, s mst bacteria can't live 26 a salty envirnment. As a result, salt prtects fd and many ther things fr much f human histry, this ability has made salt 27 . Every ancient culture frm Egypt t China depended n salt. Even tday, the hard-wrking, useful peple are 28 as "the salt f the earth".
Fr centuries, salt was als hard t 29 . Its usefulness, tgether with rarity（稀有）made it very expensive. Salt culd even be used like 30 . In fact, the wrd salary（薪水）cmes frm the wrd salt.
Tday, salt is used mre widely and it still plays an significant rle in ur life.
21. A. salt B. air C. gld D. sugar
22. A. r B. s C. and D. but
23. A. frms B. secrets C. uses D. skills
24. A. wide B. safe C. smth D. thick
25. A. prtect B. prvide C. prduce D. prepare
26. A. in B. utside C. fr D. withut
27. A. hpeful B. cmfrtable C. valuable D. successful
28. A. saved B. dreamed C. invited D. described
29. A. sell B. get C. take D. keep
30. A. mney B. medicine C. earth D. fd
三、阅读理解（共17小题; 每小题2分, 满分34分）
请认真阅读下列短文, 从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选出最佳选项, 并在答题卷上将该项涂黑。
A
31. If yu get the first place, yu will have a chance t win___________.
A. ￥1000 in bk tkens B. a check fr￥1,000
C. ￥300 in bk tkens D. ￥150 in bk tkens
32. What shuld yu d if yu enter the Suzhu Library Shrt Stry Cmpetitin?
A. Sending yur entry by email. B. Handing in yur friend's entry.
C. Visiting the website f Suzhu Daily. D. Sending yur entry by pst.
33. Which f the fllwing stry can be accepted?
A. Amy's stry. The fnt she used was Times New Rman.
B. Tmmy's stry. It was written by hand.
C. Tina's stry. The cntact infrmatin was included n the last page.
D. Daniel's stry. It was 1,500 wrds lng and typed n white paper, size A3.
34. Where is the passage prbably frm?
A. A stry bk. B. A newspaper.
C. A tur guide. D. A film pster.
B
The pem "Grass n the Ancient Plain in Farewell t a Friend" is a famus pem by Bai Juyi f the Tang Dynasty. Thrugh the descriptin f the weeds（野草）n the ancient plain, the pem expresses the feeling f farewell t a friend. His friendship is like the vergrwn grass n the ancient plain. It can be seen as an de（颂歌）t weeds and life. The first fur lines fcus n the beauty f the life f the weeds thrugh time, while the secnd fur lines fcus n their beauty f ne time. The pem "Wild fire can't burn them up again; They rise when vernal breezes blw." shws a kind f “difficulty” and has been recited fr thusands f years.
This pem is the authr's practice wrk fr the examinatin. Accrding t the recrd, the authr entered the capital fr the first time. When he visited the famus peple Gu Kuang, he shwed this pem. At first, Gu Kuang lked at the yung man and said, "Living is nt easy with rice prices here staying high." Althugh he was jking abut Bai Juyi's name, he als meant smething mre: the capital was nt a gd place t make a living. Hwever, after reading the tw lines f "wildfire can't burned", he can't help appreciating（欣赏）it and said: "Living can be easy with great sight（洞察力）." And it was widely praised. It can be seen that this pem was thught highly f at that time.
35. Which f the fllwing rhymes with "plain”?
A. G. B. Again. C. Blw. D. Way.
36. What did the writer want t express with the weeds n the ancient plain?
A. The feeling f farewell t a friend. B. The hard life in the capital.
C. A kind f difficulty. D. The beauty f the life f the weeds.
37. What des underlined wrd "srrw" in the pem mean?
A. Happiness. B. Excitement. C. Sadness. D. Surprise.
38. Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is true?
A. Bai Juyi wrte the pem fr his friend Gu Kuang.
B. Gu Kuang appreciated the language in the pem.
C. Gu Kuang liked jking abut thers' names.
D. Gu Kuang didn't think Bai Juyi culd make a living in the capital.
C
In a vide, yung children call ut t their mther r father; the parents enter the rm smiling, turn arund and call ut t their wn parents; the grandparents then enter smiling and call ut t their parents—the great-grandparents.
This kind f vide is being described as the "fur-generatin（一代）challenge". It started n the Chinese shrt-vide platfrm, Duyin, and has since spread t scial media in ther cuntries. Peple frm all ver the wrld have discussed the vides and have their wn understandings.
"I have t give that t China. Family care is usually a strng value," wrte ne Facebk user named Antine Yupud. The "fur-generatin" vides have nt nly tuched freign viewers but als given them a deeper lk int Chinese family values.
In mst East Asian cultures, it is cmmn fr many generatins f a single family t live tgether in ne huse. This is called an extended family. In mst Western cuntries, mst families are made up f just children and their parents.
In Western culture, privacy（隐私）and independence（独立）are highly valued. Kids usually mve ut f the huse after they grw up. Many f them apply fr lans（贷款）and wrk part-time jbs in rder t pay fr cllege and rent（房租）. If they chse t cntinue living with their parents after becming an adult, it can be seen as a sign f immaturity（不成熟）r failure.
Althugh family frms in the East and West are different, the lve and bnds between family members are cmmn. That might be why the "fur-generatin" vides have wn s many hearts arund the wrld.
39. What is the "fur-generatin challenge" vide mainly abut?
A. Hw family members eat tgether.
B. Hw children play with their parents.
C. Hw grandparents are well cared fr.
D. Hw fur generatins f ne family can all live tgether.
40. What is paragraph 2 written t shw?
A. The vide frmat is hard t be cpied.
B. Peple all ver the wrld like the vide frmat.
C. Duyin is a great success in freign markets.
D. Freign peple dn't have such big families.
41. Accrding t Paragraph 4, which f the fllwing is an extended family?
A. A family that many friends live tgether.
B. A family that many generatins live tgether.
C. A family that lives in a big city.
D. A family with nly ne child.
42. What can we learn frm this passage?
A. The fur-generatin vides help spread Chinese family values.
B. Families with nly ne child are cmmn in China's mdern sciety.
C. Adults in Western cuntries never live with their grandparents.
D. It's seen as a failure if Chinese children live with parents after the age f 18.
43. What might be the key t making the vide ppular in the wrld?
A. Freign peple's interest abut Chinese culture.
B. The differences between different cultures.
C. The cmmnly shared lve and bnds in families.
D. The vide frm that never appeared befre.
D
Can yu imagine being able t learn abut wrld histry by lking at a cin with the head f Alexander the Great n it r a Chinese Ming dynasty banknte（钞票）? Or hw abut fllwing mankind's ftsteps int mdern culture by being able t see an Early Victrian tea set?
A Histry f the Wrld in 100 bjects, a prject by BBC Radi and the British Museum, presents a histry f the wrld thrugh 100 bjects frm the British Museum's cllectin.
The bjects, mst f which are valuable, have brught enjyment t peple all ver the wrld. Thse wh are lucky enugh t see the items in persn are able t see the glry（辉煌）f histry with their wn eyes.
"These frm the past speak f whle scieties rather than single things, and tell f the wrld fr which they were made, smetimes having meanings far beynd what their riginal（最初的）makers meant them t have," Neil Mac Gregr, directr f the British Museum, wrte in the prject's bk.
I brrwed the bk and read it. One item in particular std ut t me. It was a mechanical gallen（机械帆船）—a kind f clck. Its design is based n the great Eurpean ships that sailed acrss the sea in the 1500s. During that perid f time, technlgy was develping at a fast pace, and wning a scientific prduct was fashinable. The clck, a mixture f the grwth f technlgy and the desire（欲望）t explre ther lands, is a perfect symbl f that age.
44. Hw des the writer start the passage?
A. By making a cnclusin. B. By asking questins.
C. By listing numbers. D. By telling a stry.
45. What des Neil MacGregr mean in paragrahp4?
A. Peple shuld pay attentin t what they were made fr.
B. Peple can learn abut hw they were made.
C. The ancient bjects tld peple what sciety was like in the past.
D. The bjects brught peple a lt f enjyment.
46. What can we learn frm the last paragraph?
A. The clck is a perfect symbl f the 1500s.
B. The design f the clck is still fashinable tday.
C. The technlgy in the 1500s develped slwly.
D. The clck nce sailed t ther cuntries in the 1500s.
47. Which f the fllwing can be the title f the passage?
A. A bk B. The wrld histry
C. Ancient items D. A symbl
四、信息还原（共5小题; 每小题1分, 满分5分）
根据对话内容, 从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Nbdy likes making mistakes. But, n ne is perfect. If yu can learn frm mistakes, they can mve yu frward. 48
If yu have made mistakes that harm ther peple, it is imprtant t ffer a sincere aplgy（道歉）in persn. 49 If yu refuse t aplgize, the persn hurt by yu will hld it against yu.
If yu g thrugh life afraid t make a mistake, yu will spend mst f yur life ding nthing. Peple usually make mistakes. 50 The mre duties yu take, the mre likely yu will make mistakes.
Unluckily, it is ur natural instinct（本能）t justify（为……辩解）ur actins. When yu make a mistake, yu will first blame（责备）smene else. When mistakes are made, the bss is unlikely t be interested in yur wrds. Smetimes it is best t say, very simply-yes, I made a mistake.
Mistakes happen fr different reasns. 51 If yu make mistakes because yu are tired, try t get mre sleep; if yu are stressed, lk at ways t relax and keep away frm the stress f wrk.
Yu shuld avid feeling guilty abut making mistakes. 52 If yu repeat the same mistakes, it shws yu aren't making prgress and they cause repeating truble. Often mistakes are caused by bad habits. T avid making the same mistakes, yu need t break these bad habits. The sner, the better.
五、词汇检测（共20小题; 每小题1分, 满分20分）
第一节根据下列句子所给的汉语注释、音标和首字母, 根据上下文语境, 在答题卡标有题号的横线上, 写出空缺处各单词的正确的形式。每空限填一词。
53. The central cmputer system can____________（控制）all lights in this building.
54. He ran very fast and arrived there ut f____________（呼吸）.
55. Dustin's new design is betten than these____________（德国人）.
56. Yu can never imagine hw much difficulty they had____________（导演）this film.
57. Yu must put in an____________（露面）, at least, r she'll think yu're aviding her.
58. I dn't agree with the ld Chinese saying, "Men die fr w____________, and birds die fr fd."
59. Lucy desn't have a g____________ fr music but she makes up fr it with hard wrk.
60. The yung lady wh has fur children cut the apple int q____________.
61. —When I have sme wrries, I just can't decide with whm I can talk.
—Really? Yu can s____________ them with yur parents, I think.
62. —D yu use WeChat payment r Alipay?
—N____________. I have ne mre chice—UninPay.
63. There is n clear____________/dɪ'vaɪdɪŋ/ line between what is gd and what is bad.
64. The entire____________/1pɒpju'leɪʃi/ f the twn was at the meeting
65. He may____________/prɪ'fɜː/ listening t music t watching TV.
66. Dn't yu think Jim is the____________/'sɪlɪə/ f the tw?
67. If yu dn't spell yur name____________/kə'rektlɪ/, it's easy t get int truble.
第二节 请认真阅读下面的短文, 从方框中选择适当的单词或者短语, 在答题卡标有题号的横线上, 填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅使用一次。
Dec 5 is the anniversary（周年纪念日）f the 68 f Nelsn Mandela, the frmer president f Suth Africa. He verthrew（推翻）the racial segregatin system（种族隔离制度）in the natin and set peple f clr there free. Yu may knw abut lts f 69 he made fr his cuntry. But d yu knw abut the Mandela Effect?
The Mandela Effect describes a situatin where many peple have the same false memry. The name f the thery（理论）dates back t 2010 when many peple n the internet falsely remembered that Nelsn Mandela died in the 1980s 70 . But Mandela was actually 71 in 1990 and passed away in 2013. US researcher Fina Brme then created the term Mandela Effect 72 this situatin.
六、短文填空（共10小题; 每小题1分, 满分10分）
请认真阅读下面短文, 在答题卡标有题号的横线上, 填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
A crcdile's muth shuts and a man jumps n it shuting "Crikey（哎呀）"! 73 （knw）as the crcdile hunter, Steve Irwin was an Australian cnservatinist（保护主义者）wh gt up clse, really clse t dangerus animals.
As well as putting his arms arund crcdiles, Irwin wuld als pick up pisnus（有毒的）snakes 74 swim with sharks. Alng with his wife Terri and dg Sui, Irwin became very ppular arund the wrld in 75 1990s and 2000s, encuraging many yung peple t get int cnservatin.
Irwin culd als be cntrversial（有争议的）, as sme felt his hands-n way with animals was bad 76 them. But t many, his excitement encuraged internatinal interest in wrking with and caring fr animals. Irwin said, "Educatin is all abut being excited abut smething. If we can get peple 77 （excite）abut animals, it makes it a lt easier 78 （save）them.
Thanks t his ppularity, the Australia Z, run by Irwin himself, became a huge turist 79 （attract）. The Irwins als set up wildlife hmes fr animals in danger as well as an internatinal rganizatin fr wild life cnservatin, educatin and research.
But, in 2006, Irwin's adventures gt the better f his 80 （luck）while filming the TV shw, Ocean's Deadliest. Out f all the dangerus animals Irwin wrked with, it was the sting（叮咬）frm a stingray（黄貂鱼）, a usually harmless animal that 81 （lead）t Irwin's death.
I was ne f the children in the 90s excited by Steve Irwin. He shwed that 82 （discver）the wrld and its animals culd nt just be interesting, but als fun! He was brave, funny and maybe even a little crazy, but by crikey, what a guy t remember!
七、阅读表达（共3小题; 每小题2分, 满分6分）
请认真阅读短文, 用英语回答短文后的问题, 并将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。
It is generally cnsidered bad t tell a lie. But there is an exceptin-peple frm arund the wrld cme t nrthwestern England every Nvember t cmpete fr the title（称号）f the Wrld's Biggest Liar（说谎者）.
The cmpetitin is held in hnr f 19th-century Bridge Inn landlrd（店主）will Ritsn, wh was famus fr exaggerating（夸张）his experiences t tell exciting stries.
Cmpetitrs have just five minutes t tell the biggest lie they can think f, withut using any tls r telling jkes.
Over the years, peple have wn the cntest with different stries, like taking magical jurneys t Sctland in rubbish bins that went under the sea.
A bishp（主教）reprtedly tld what may be the greatest lie ever in the cmpetitin. His stry was just ne sentence: "I have never tld a lie in my life!" The mst celebrated liar in the histry f the cmpetitin is a British man named Jhn Graham. Between 1994 and 2008 he wn seven Wrld's Biggest Liar titles and is knwn as Jhnny Liar.
In 2006, Sue Perkins became the first female t win the cmpetitin, telling a stry abut peple riding camels t wrk as a result f climate change. In 2011, the first place went t Glen Byland, wh tld a lie abut cmpeting in a snail-racing cmpetitin with Prince Charles.
Pliticians（政客）and lawyers are nt allwed t take part in the cmpetitin, as they are cnsidered t have an unfair advantage.
83. Wh was the first female t win the cmpetitin?
84. Why can't pliticians and lawyers jin in the cmpetitin?
85. What d yu think f this cmpetitin? Why?
八、书面表达（共1小题; 满分25分）
家庭对你意味着什么? 每个人都有不同的理解, 请以"A hme means_________ fr me" 为题, 用英语写一件发生在你家中有趣的, 或者让你学到知识的, 或者让你感受到关爱的, 或者让你明白人生道理的, 或者其他的经历, 并简要谈谈你对家的理解。
要求: 1、补全题目, 并围绕自拟题目适当发挥, 使行文连贯, 通顺, 完成一篇文章;
2、字数100词左右;
3、文中不得出现真实的校名、人名。
参考答案
一、听力选择
1-5 CBABC 6-10 BCCBA 11-15 ACBBC 16-20 ABBAC
二、完型填空
21-25 ADCBA 26-30 ACDBA
三、阅读理解
31-34 BDAB 35-38 BACB 39-43 DBBAC 44-47 BCAC
四、信息还原
48-52 DCAFB
五、词汇检测
53. cntrl 54. breath 55. Germans' 56. directing 57. appearance
58. wealth 59. gift 60. quarters 61. share 62. Neither
63. dividing 64. ppulatin 65. prefer 66. sillier 67. crrectly
68. death 69. achievements 70. in prisn 71. freed/free
72. based n
六、短文填空
73. Knwn 74. and 75. the 76. fr 77. excited 78. t save
79. attractin 80. luck 81. led 82. discvering
七、阅读表达
83. Sue Perkins.
84. Because they are gd at making peple agree with them.
/Because they are cnsidered t have an unfair advantage.
85. I think it's gd because it encurages peple t be creative / imaginative.（言之有理即可）
八、书面表达
A hme means lve fr me
"What's up, dear Lily?" Dad asked in a lw vice as usual.
"Let's have sme milk tea, my little girl!" Mm's gentleness surprised me, which was ttally ppsite t her daily strictness and even terribleness.
"Sister pig, ha ha! Every thing is a piece f cake!" My annying sister Lucy came and gave me a chclate.
This is the cmmn family style in my hme. Althugh I just failed an exam and was in lw spirits, their lve can always give me cmfrt and pwer t cheer myself up.
Fr me, a hme means lve. It is a place where kindly feelings exist amng all the members. A hme withut lve is n mre a hme than a bdy withut a sul is nt a man. Missing!
Name
Mike Weldn
Missing Day
On 8th 13
Descriptin
•A five-year-ld by abut ne metre tall
•Wearing red clthes, brwn trusers and 14 shes befre missing
•Playing alne in the backyard f his hme befre missing
Cntact
Call David Weldn at 15 r the plice
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Grass n the Ancient Plain（草原）in Farewell（告别）t a Friend
By Bai Juyi
Wild grasses spread ver ancient plain;
With spring and fall they cme and g.
Wild fire can't burn them up again;
They rise when vernal breezes blw.
Their fragrance verruns the way;
Their green invades the ruined twn.
T see my friend g far away;
My srrw grws like grass vergrwn.
A. There is n harm in making mistakes, and it is a necessary part f ging frward.
B. But at the same time, yu shuld make a decisin t learn frm them.
C. A gd aplgy will likely make the ther persn understand yu.
D. Therefre, yu shuld find ut hw yu can learn frm them.
E. Yu may have made a mistake by saying sme unkind wrds.
F. T avid repeating them, yu need t find the main reasn.
G. Yu shuld smile at the peple wh aplgy t yu.
free, be based n, achieve, in prisn, die