上海市位育初级中学2024-2025学年九年级下学期5月月考英语试卷

这是一份上海市位育初级中学2024-2025学年九年级下学期5月月考英语试卷，共8页。
A./; n B. the; in C./: at D. the; at
18. They lts f fd fr winter befre the heavy snw came.
A.were string B. stre C.wuld stre D. had stred
19. Neither the labs nr the hall cleaned.
A. has B. has been C.have D.have been
20. Je has t wait fr tw weeks fr his new smartphne.
A.ther B. the ther C.thers D. anther
21. Al can help peple d many things, but , it can help imprve peple's lives.
A.mst imprtance B.mst imprtant C.imprtantly D. mst imprtantly
22.When talking with smene yu're nt familiar with, we shuld avid tpics like hme address and ther persnal infrmatin.
A. mentining B. t mentin C. mentin D. mentined
23. Every year, Stacy pays mney fr renting a huse and buying equipment.
A.many B. a large number f C. quite a few D. huge amunts f
24. exciting news that we will have a special hliday at the end f this mnth!
A.What an B. What a C.what D. Hw
25. Mandy is nt sure what Teddy tld her is true.
A. that B./ C. hw D. whether
26. yu've fully understd the whle lessn, l wn't explain it t yu again.
A. Unless B. Until C. Since D. When
27. We shuld spend as much time as we culd frm bks.
A. learn B. t learn C. learning D. learnt
28. Befre the bridge , the lcal peple culd nly reach the ther side by ferry.
A. was built B. will be built C. is built D. has been built
29. As they get lder, teenagers be treated mre like adults.
A. may B.must C.shuld D.can
30. The street was cmpletely dark the light frm the huse at the end f the rad.
A.except B. besides C. with D.except fr
31.-- .
--It's very kind f yu.
A. Can I put my suitcase here?
B. What abut listening t sme music?
C. May I carry the luggage fr yu?
D. D yu mind pening the windw?
III. Cmplete the fllwing passage with the wrds r phrases in the bx. Each can nly be used nce(选择最恰当的选项填入空格，每空格限填一词，每词填一次)
The Instant Aut-Translatr, r the IAT, will be in shps in the next week r s. It is the 32prduct frm Pineapple Intelligence. The IAT is an incredible piece f technlgy that will change the wrld we live in. The idea is very simple. The IAT takes what yu say and instantly translates it int anther language. At the mment, the IAT has 15 languages t chse frm, but 33 it will be able t translate int any living language. Just 34 yu are a Spanish-speaker talking t a Swedish befre yu say it. It is 35 directly t yur brain s it desn't need t hear what yu are saying. Yu dn't need t speak-it translates what yu are thinking. The Swedish-speaker will hear everything in Swedish. If they als have an IAT, they can talk back t yu in Spanish.
Hw des it wrk?
The IAT links with yur brain using Wi-Fi. All yu need t d is t have a small Wi-Fi chip put int yur brain. Lts f peple already have ne-they are quite cmmn these days and are nt very 36 .
Des it wrk well?
Here at the New Tech Magazine, we have tried the IAT and it wrks quite well. We fund there were a few translatin prblems, but nt t many, We tried translating frm Japanese int English first. It used the wrd chicken instead f kitchen. But 37 that, it wrked well. Then we tried translating frm French int Greek and fund that it didn't have Greek as a language chice yet.
Is it easy t use?
It takes sme time t get used t using it. When tw peple are having a 38 using IATs, it is quite strange at first. Yu have t think what yu want t say, which is quite different when cmpared t just saying exactly what it is that yu want t say.
Shuld I buy it?
If yu travel a lt, yu will find it very 39 . But we think yu shuld wait until it has mre language befre yu buy ne. With its current price set at $599, it's a gd idea t see ifit will becme cheaper ver time.
IV. Cmplete the sentences with the given wrds in their prper frms.(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 f ur parents. In ther wrds, we shuld rely n urselves. (depend)
41. My father wrks as a guard and he always checks whether the gates are lcked.(security)
42.Mst prefer t travel t Italy fr hliday because it is very clse. (Greece)
43.Jane was celebrating her birthday with her family and friends. (twelve)
44. Digital payment services are used in ur cuntry.(wide)
45. Shanghai ffers a large f attractins, such as the Bund and Yu Garden.(varius)
46. Mike has his methd t d this experiment while l have .(l)
47. Yu'd better t yur classmates fr yur rude behaviur. (aplgy)
V.Rewrite the sentences as required(根据所给要求完成句子)(14分)
48. Jeffrey read the bk very carefully t get mre infrmatin.(改为一般疑问句)
Jeffrey the bk very carefully t get mre infrmatin?
49.“Have yu been t Shanghai Disneyland?” My friend asked me.(改为宾语从句)
My friend asked me if been t Shanghai Disneyland.
50.China succeeded in sending three astrnauts int ur wn space statin last year.(保持句意不变)
China send three astrnauts int ur wn space statin last year.
51. This year's car exhibitin was very special. It attracted many visitrs.(合并为一句)
This year's car exhibitin was special it attracted many visitrs.
52. The temperature there rarely falls belw 0°C in winter.(改为反义疑问句)
The temperature there rarely falls belw 0°C in winter, ?
53.It tk James abut five hurs t drive frm New Yrk t Bstn.(对划线部分提问)
did it take James t drive frm New Yrk t Bstn?
54.yu, fr, is, withut, t, get, impssible, wrk, it, hard, gd marks,
.
Part3 Reading and Writing(第三部分 读写)
I.Reading cmprehensin(阅读理解)(共50分)
A.Chse the best answer(根据以下内容，选择最恰当的答案)(12分)
Althugh “hamburger" has a German name, it actually started in the and is nw ppular all ver the wrld.The mst basic hamburger is tw buns with a piece f beef and sme lettuce and sauce in the middle, but a hamburger can have many ther ingredients as well. In Shanghai, yu can eat all different kinds f burgers. In Las Vegas, yu can even taste a burger with gld fil!
55. Peple started eating hamburgers abut years ag.
A.100 B.200 C.120 D.150
56. Which f the fllwing statements is true accrding t the article?
A. Mst f the restaurants in America are pizza restaurants.
B. Mst f the beef restaurants in America sell is fr steak rders.
C.Americans really enjy having hamburgers.
D. Restaurants in American never increase the price f their hamburgers.
57. Hamburgers belng t the sectin f the bar chart.
A. Sandwich B. Ht Dgs C.Pizza D. Chicken
58.What is prbably true abut the mst expensive hamburgers yu can buy?
A. It has gld n it.
B. Yu need a big grup f peple t help yu finish it
C. It wuld make fr a gd lunch fr ne persn.
D. There is n beef in it.
59. Lk at the fllwing pictures, Which ne culd be a part f the menu fr the first McDnald's drive-in self-service restaurant?

60. The missing wrd in the title culd pssibly be “ .”
A. stries B. facts C.numbers D.news
B.Chse the wrds r expressins and cmplete the passage(选择最恰当的选项完成短文)(12分)
Shuld Parents Mnitr Their Children's Online Activities?
A recent study fund that many yung peple put in a lt f effrt t hide their nline activity by making fake prfiles and clearing their search histries. This 61 the fllwing questin: Hw clsely shuld parents mnitr their children's internet use, r shuld they be ding s at all?
In recent years, scial media sites have gained in ppularity amng all age grups. And children are jining their first scial netwrk at yunger ages. In the U.K.. 59 percent f children have already jined an nline scial netwrk befre the age f 10.
This trend 62 parents wrldwide. As the saying ges, “Preventin is better than cure.” In mnitring children's nline activity, this applies well. Hwever, the definitin f “preventin” in this cntext is ften misunderstd. Mst arguments fr mnitring ften fcus n preventing children frm cming int cntact with bad peple r cntent, but this is misleading: parents mnitr children's internet use nly t prevent negative influence frm it.It's 63 that parents will always be able t prevent their children frm cming int cntact bad cntent.What's mre, it als takes away the learning pprtunities when children first cme acrss such cntent.
Parents shuld limit their children's nline hurs and mnitr their children's internet use 64. The key is t infrm parents when their kids cme acrss bad cntent, s that parents can teach their children abut what t d in such situatins.
Fr parents wh decide t mnitr their children's nline behavirs, keep the fllwing 65 in mind:
First, infrm yur children that yu are ging t start mnitring their digital activities befre yu actually d.Secnd, talk penly abut hw the mnitring will wrk, Third, be very cautius. There is still a thin line between prtectin and t much 66 . Yu can discuss with yur children abut the details f the mnitring and trying t respect their pinins.
61. A. adds t B. agrees t C.belngs t D. leads t
62. A.surprises B. unites C. warns D. wrries
63.A. uncertain B.uncmmn C. unlikely D. unnatural
64. A.quickly B. secretly C. silently D.wisely
65. A.marks B. pinins C.questins D. tips
66. A.cnclusin B. cntrl C.cntact D. preparatin
C.
Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds (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)
YuTube phenmenn IShwSpeed's recent tur f China has unexpectedly becme a masterclass in cultural diplmacy. The 19-year-ld streamer, with his 37 millin f 67 , has becme an accidental ambassadr fr Chinese sft pwer thrugh his explratin f Beijing and Shanghai.
Speed's livestreams frm China have captured glbal attentin, as he bunced between landmarks like the Great Wall and engaged with lcals. His c 68 has created a rare crssver mment between Western and Chinese scial media ecsystems.
State media like Glbal Times have highlighted hw his streams represent a n 69 frm f cultural exchange. His viral mments-like perfrming backflips (后空 翻) at the Great Wall r challenging lcals t ping-png matches-have generated unprecedented(前所未有的)interest in Chinese culture amng yung g 70 audiences.
Chinese fficials have strategically embraced Speed's visit. The cmment sectins f his vides are filled with viewers expressing s71 at China's mdernity and the warmth f its peple-perceptins that differ frm typical Western media prtrayals.
While skeptics(怀疑论者)might q 72 whether such visits represent authentic cultural exchange r carefully arranged sft pwer, the impact n viewers remains significant. There's als pen acknwledgement frm the likes f Shaun Rein, the funder f Managing Directr f the China Market Research Grup.
In an era f increasing US-China tensin, IShwSpeed's China adventures demnstrate hw individual cntent creatrs can b 73 cultural divides in ways traditinal diplmacy ften fails t achieve.
D.Answer the questins(根据短文内容回答下列问题)
Ever irritated by smene shuting at their mbile phne in a public place?
We've all lst temper at least nce at the sund f a persn ludly cmmunicating with smene n a mbile phne.
Recently, Dr. Adam Rutherfrd has been answering questins. “l have n interest in hearing abut ther peple's private lives." “The cnversatin wuld have seemed t wrry lder generatins. I think they wuld have cnsidered it rude t talk ludly in public.”
Many peple seem t d it withut realizing why, but is there a scientific reasn fr their ludness?
The answer begins by lking at ne f the telephne designs called “sidetne"-a feature whereby a caller culd hear his r her wn vice in the phne's speaker when talking.
This makes the user sure that his r her lud vice can be heard clearly, leaving n reasn t raise vice n the phne. But the prblem with mbiles is that they are mbile, and a fixed vlume f “sidetne" isn't always effective where backgrund nise is very high.
Plus, this is ur natural tendency t raise ur vice t match the nise levels arund us. We tend t try and match the ludest sund we can hear.
It is wrth pinting ut, hwever, that this wuld nt be the first time that ur use f mbile phnes has challenged the idea f gd manners. When phnes were firstly invented, they raised all kinds f questins. Shuld ne have a phne cnversatin when undressed? Was it prper t stand up when speaking t a wman n the phne?
It seems mbile phnes, then, are a technlgy that may always frm new etiquette issues.
Dr. Adam Rutherfrd desn't enjy hearing abut peple's private lives, des he?

75.When d we easily lse temper?

76. Hw may the elderly feel when they hear smebdy talking ludly n the phne?

77.Where isn't the fixed vlume f“sidetne” always effective?

78.What is peple's natural tendency fr ludness n the phne?

79. What is yur suggestin when answering the phne in public? Why?

VI.Writing(作文)(共20分)
80. Please write at least 60 wrds accrding t the given situatin.(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】 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】 46.mine 47.aplgize
【答案】48.①.Did ②.read
【答案】49.①.I ②. had
【答案】50.①.managed ②.t
【答案】51.①.s ②. that
【答案】52.①. des ②.it
【答案】53.①.Hw ②.lng
【答案】54.It is impssible fr yu t get gd marks withut hard wrk
【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)llwers 68.(c)ntent 69.(n)ew 70.(g)lbal 71.(s)urprise 72.(q)uestin 73.(b)ridge
【答案】74. N, he desn’t.
When we hear a persn ludly cmmunicating/talking with smene n a mbile phne.
They may feel wrried and rude.
In nisy places./ In the place(s) where backgrund nise is very high.
We tend t raise ur vice t match the nise levels arund us./We tend t try and match the ludest sund we can hear.
l suggest that we shuld speak sftly/ in a sft vice/ in a lw vice.Because we shuldn't make thers feel uncmfrtable.
【答案】80.例文
Dear Emily,
This semester, yu've nt nly taught us English but als ignited ur passin fr Chinese culture. T bid yu farewell, we've prepared a hand-painted silk fan-a classic Chinese art frm. The fan features delicate bamb patterns,symblizing resilience and friendship, paired with a pem by Li Bai t reflect yur lve fr petry.
We chse this gift because it's prtable,elegant, and deeply rted in traditin. The bamb als mirrrs yur kindness and strength, inspiring us daily. The fan will remind yu f the laughter and knwledge we've shared in class.
Thank yu fr bridging cultures and nurturing ur grwth. May this fan accmpany yu hme, like ur gratitude,frever. Wish yu a brilliant future! Keep shining, Emily!
With lve,
Class 3,Grade 9A. imagine B.eventually C. latest D.engine E.cnnected
A.cnversatin B.useful C.expensive D.apart frm E. partly