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北京市朝阳区九年级综合练习（二）
英
语
试
卷
2014. 6
四、单项填空
（共
13
分，每小题
1
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。
22. I can’t
find my pen. Could you help ________?
A. me
B. her
C. him
D. them
23.
—
When was
this car made? It looks so old.
—
It was made
_______1890.
A. on
B.
in
C. at
D. of
24.
—
Peter, would like to go
shopping with me?
—
I
’
d
like to , _______ I have to finish my homework
first.
A. and
B. or
C. but
D. so
25. There _______ many roads to
happiness. It all depends on whether you can find
them.
A. is
B. was
C.
are
D. were
teacher
often tells us ______enough sleep every day.
A.
to have
C. have
D. had
27.
—
_________you go swimming
with me tomorrow?
—
No, I
can
’
t.
It
’
s my
father
’
s birthday.
A. Can
B. May
C. Need
D. Must
28.
—
Doctor,________ do I have
to take the medicine?
—
Three times a day.
A. how often
B. how many
C. how long
D.
how far
29.
—
Which subject do you like
___________, Chinese or English?
—
English, of course.
A.
well
B. better
C. best
D. the best
30. I ______ the note to Jim as soon as
school is over.
A. give
B. am giving
C. will give
D.
gave
31. ---Who
is the girl in the picture ?
---
Haha! It’s me! The
picture ________ ten years ago.
A. takes
B.
took
C. is taken
taken
32. A few days ago, Miss Li ________ a
meeting with everyone interested in music.
A. holds
B. held
C. will hold
D.
was holding
White _______________in
France for a long time. She knows a lot about that
country.
B. was living
C.
will live
D. has lived
34. ---Sally, could you tell me
?
--- Next Friday.
A.
when will we have the English party
B.
when did we have the English party
C. when we will have the English party
D. When we had the English party
五、完
形填空
（共
12
分，每小题
1
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
、
< br>B
、
C
、
D
四个选项中，选择最佳选项。
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It
was a hot Chicago day in August 1982 when
Mike
’
s fire-fighting crew
(
消防队
)
tried to
manage a fire in a building.
“
It was
35
to put out the fire because
of
the strong
wind,
”
says Mike. By the
time the
24-year-old fireman arrived
most of
the people had
36
left the
blazing building. Suddenly, a woman came running
up to them shouting,
“
My baby, where is my
Kris?
”
The woman explained
that she had left her 7-year-old son
alone while she went shopping. Mike
made his way back up to the building. He could see
a little boy
37
on the floor.
“
I
didn
’
t even have time to
think if he was alive or dead, I just grabbed
(
抓住
) him and
38
out.
”
Mike heard
the floor the sound of the floor above
crumbling(
破碎
)just as they
left the building. The
people broke
into
39
as they saw them. When Kris coughed
from the smoke, Mike knew he was still
alive. Mike was a hero, but little did
he know how his decision would
40
his own life 20 years
later.
Two weeks after the building fire, Mike
had two visitors appear at the station
—
Kris and his mother. They
had come to
41
him
and they would repay him
a
life.
Since
then
Kris
visited
Mike
at
least
once
every
week
after
school.
A
few
months
later,
they
really
became
friends.
As
the
years
went
on,
Mike
married,
started his own
family. Kris went to college, but the two
42
in touch,
writing
letters and talking on the
telephone. At age 37, there was something wrong
with Mike
’
s
kidney(
肾脏
).
By
age 44, Mike was badly
ill and he needed a
donor(
捐赠
) kidney. When Kris
called only to
43
that
Mike was on
his deathbed, he knew he could
44
repay him. He
said to him,
“
I
’
ve
got two kidneys,
and you can have
45
.
”
The operation
was a perfect success.
“
Mike
says we
’
re even
now,
”
says Kris.
“
But the truth is he was
there all my life to help me make decisions and
give me
46
.
”
Mike and Kris both went on to live
happy, healthy lives in Chicago.
35. A.
hopeless
36. A. almost
37. A. sitting
38. A. walked
B.
careless
B. also
C.
fearless
D. useless
C. already
D.
again
C. standing
D. moving
B.
lying
B. jumped
B. shouting
B.
value
B. see
C. stepped
D.
rushed
C. cheers
D.
tears
D. control
39. A.
laughing
40.
41. A. thank
C. save
C. know
D. help
C. got
D. began
42. A. returned
43. A. think
44.
A. finally
45. A. it
B. remained
B. notice
B. suddenly
B. them
C. say
D. hear
D. quickly
D. another
C. directly
C. one
46. A. fun
B. success
C.
reason
D. support
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阅读理解
（共
44
分）
六、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。
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26
分，每
小题
2
分）
A
47.
The Beijing Tour will last ______.
A. four days
B. five days
days
A. 810-6562
B. 820-6222
C. 820-8188
D.
eight days
D. 810-5222
48.
If you want to relax there by walking along the
beach, you should call ______.
49
. If you take the
“4
-
Day Beautiful Guilin
Tour”, you will be able to ______.
A.
visit the Great Wall
B. enjoy the river life
C. relax on t
he
beach
D.
experience the city life
B
What: Silent Dinner Parties (SDPs) were
dreamed up by artist Honi Ryan as a student in
Germany in
2007. The SDP is a normal
dinner party, with one huge exception: Guests are
asked not to use their voices,
not to
read or write, to try to make as little noise as
possible, and to keep doing that for at least two
hours.
Ryan says,
“
It changes all the rules
that we have in social
situations.
”
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4-Day Beijing Tour
If you
want to see more of
China,
how about going to Beijing? Visit the
Great Wall and other famous places, and
enjoy Beijing Duck!
Tour price: $$590
Call us! 820-6222
5-Day
Sanya Tour
Sanya
is
famous
for
its
wonderful
sunshine,
white
sandy
beaches
and
clear
water. Instead of a busy trip, you can relax here
by walking along
the beaches and
enjoying the fresh air!
Tour price:
1 person
$$569
2~5 persons
6~9 persons
$$548 / person
$$535 / person
Call us! 810-5222
4-Day
Beautiful Guilin Tour
Do you want to
enjoy fresh air? Then come to Guilin for a few
relaxing
days to enjoy the river life!
Tour price:
1 person
$$630
2~5 persons
6~9 persons
$$565 / person
$$527 / person
Call us! 810-6562
Where: Ryan has held more than a dozen
SDPs in Germany, China and Australia, all but one
in private
homes,
some
as
arts
festival
events.
“
Everyone
keeps
silent.
When
we
communicate,
there
’
s
lots
of
eye
contact, hand gestures and walking
around acting things out.
We
’
ve had silent bands and
people making
little tableaux
(
造型
) out of each other.
It
’
s a really great
experience.
”
How: While the idea was artistic at
first, Ryan says anyone can do it, and
she
’
ll offer encouragement
using
www. honi_.
“
Ideas are free. If people
want to have a silent dinner party, they should
just go for it. The more the better, I
say.
”
50. Which
of the following can be done at a SDP?
A. Singing a song.
B. Reading a poem.
C. Playing the piano.
D. Acting
things out.
51. Where does Ryan usually
hold SDPs?
A. In restaurants.
B.
In
private
homes.
C. At theaters.
D. At her school.
52. How can we get
Ryan
’
s help?
A.
Go to meet her.
C. Visit
her website.
B. Talk over QQ.
medical tape
D. Call her up.
C
bandage
Pulling
off
a
bandage
is
so
unpleasant,
and
for
certain
patients,
it
’
s
also
dangerous.
Babies
and
the
elderly have weak skin, and pulling
away bandages and medical tape can lead to serious
injuries (
伤害
). In
fact, each year, medical tape causes
about 1.5
million injuries
in the US alone.
“
This is a problem that all
doctors and nurses know
well,
”
says
Jeffrey Karp, a professor at Harvard
Medical School.
“
They are waiting for new
inventions that will not cause
injuries.
”
That
’
s why Karp
and
his lab are working on an
improvement to make fewer injuries when bandages
are removed.
Traditional medical tape is
simply something sticky on a backing, but
Karp
’
s invention has a
middle
layer (
层
).
This extra layer takes the most force of removing
the tape, which avoids injuries. When
it
’
s time
to pull
away the bandage, it
moves
right off. All
that
’
s left is
a small print that can be easily
covered or
simply rolled off the skin.
Karp
’
s tape
isn
’
t his only invention in
medical technology. He wrote an article about a
surgical (
外科
)
bandage that could hold fast wounded
parts of an operation. Even better, this bandage
disappears over time,
meaning that
doctors never have to go back to remove it. If
Karp
’
s pain-free bandages
come into being as
well as his earlier
breakthrough, future patients will be much
luckier.
53. When do usual bandages
cause injuries to patients?
A. When
they are kept on.
B. When they are pulled
off.
C. When they are put on.
D. When they are stuck hard.
54. How many layers are there in
Karp
’
s invention?
A. One.
B. Two.
C. Three.
D. Four.
55.
What is the greatest advantage of
Karp
’
s surgical bandage?
A. It doesn
’
t
need to be pulled off.
B.
It can hold fast wounded parts.
C. It
makes operation much easier.
D. It can be used as
people
’
s skin.
D
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