江苏省扬州树人学校2017届九年级上期中考试英语试题(有答案)(精选)

wrote a song for him before he died.

Ronnie deeply impressed me. Though she loos rebellious (叛逆的) in the boo, she is tender (温 柔的). She even slept outside the whole night just to protect the turtle eggs from the raccoons. She loves her father.

It is a meaningful story. It teaches us about relationships with our parents and how to epress love to our parents.

54. Which of the following is NOT true about Ronnie’s story? A. C. D.

Ronnie’s parents divorced when she was 14. B. Ronnie stayed with her mom after the divorce. Ronnie’s dad used to teach her to play the piano.

Ronnie ept a good relationship with her dad even after the divorce.

55. How did Ronnie feel at first when she was sent to North Carolina? A.

Ecited.

B. Curious.

C. Upset.

D. Happy.

56. What happened during Ronnie’s stay with her dad? A. B. C. D.

Ronnie and her dad’s relationship got worse. Ronnie found that she got cancer. Ronnie refused to play the piano again. Ronnie wrote a song for her dad before he died.

57. Which of the following is the writer’s opinion? A. B. C. D.

He doesn’t lie Ronnie because she is rebellious.

He thins it wrong that Ronnie slept outside the whole night. He learns a lot about the relationship with parents from the boo. He doesn’t now how to epress love to her parents.

C

Bigger isn’t always better.

Many scientists will agree. This year the Nobel Prie gave the biggest pries to findings on the smallest of scales. Self-eating cells

This year’s winner of the Nobel Prie in Medicine is from Japan. According to his research, cells (细胞) sometimes ―eat‖ themselves to eep healthy. In other words, cells can brea down old ones and

use the useful parts to mae new cells, or to fight off viruses (病毒). This new finding could help scientists fight many diseases. Small machines

Three scientists from France, the United ingdom and the Netherlands (荷兰) won the Nobel Prie in Chemistry for their wor on small machines. How small? Well, they are a thousand times thinner than a strand (缕) of hair. We can’t see them with only our eyes!

This technology will open a whole new world for us. For eample, we could mae very small robots in the future. A doctor could put them into our body. Lie policemen, the robots loo for the ill parts in our body, and send the medicine right there. Super-state

As teachers said in your physics class, most things in the world are in three states solids (固体), liquids (液体) and gases (气体). But at very low or high temperatures, things can turn into a strange state.

For eample, brea down things to their smallest pieces and we get ―atoms‖(原子). Lie Lego building blocs, atoms usually add up to become a 3-D thing, lie a bo. But atoms in the strange state don’t. They stay together and become a flat thing, lie a piece of paper.

This is a new finding of three British-born scientists. And they won the Nobel Prie in Physics this

year. They hope to use things in this strange state to mae new materials. 58. Which of the following is NOT true about ―self-eating‖ cells? A. C. D.

A Japanese scientist found them.

B. They can brea down old cells.

They use the old parts to mae new cells. They can be used to fight cancer.

.

59. Three scientists won this year’s Nobel Prie in Chemistry for their wor on A.

hair

B. blood

C. big robots

D. small machines

60. What can the tiny robots do for patients? a. Call a doctor for them. c. A.

Loo for the ill cells in their blood. ab

B. bc

b. Help people call the police quicly. d. Send the medicine into ill cells. C. cd

D. ad

61. What findings helped scientists win the Nobel Prie for Physics this year? A. B. C. D.

All the things in the world are in three states.

Things can turn into a strange state when the temperature is very high or low. We can mae paper by maing atoms into the strange state. Small things can add up to become a 3-D thing.

D

FRIDAY night is a good time to have fun as the wee comes to an end. But Tri-City United School in Minnesota, US, too this to a new level. The school turned Friday into Art Night.

Art Night ran from 5 to 10 pm every Friday. It allowed students to get creative with paint, clay (陶 土) and temporary tattoos (暂时性纹身). The members of the high school ARTeam came up with the idea.

Thirty-si students registered (报名) for this activity. They were divided into three groups for 75-minute sessions (授课时间) of painting, pottery (陶器) maing and henna (指甲花) design, with a pia brea in between. At the end of the night, students could tae their wor home.

Out of the three sessions, henna was the most popular. It’s the art of maing beautiful tattoo patterns and has been practiced for more than 5,000 years in Southeast Asia. And it has recently become more popular in the US.

The art teacher Aimee Fisher traveled to India last year and learned henna. Then, she taught

students how to do it at Art Night. ―I’m really ecited to do henna,‖ student Sarah Colwell told Le Center Leader, a local newspaper. ―I’ve got it done on me, but I have never done it by myself.‖

In fact, this is just the beginning of their art journey. From March 3 to April 9, they will have their annual (每年的) student Art Show display at the Arts and Heritage Center in Montgomery. Students are in charge of the show by themselves.

62. Which of the following about Art Night is NOT true? A.

It was held on Friday.

B. Students can do creative arts. D. There were 36 members.

C. A teacher started the activity. 63. Which was the most popular? A.

painting

B. pottery maing

.

C. henna design D. maing pia

64. According to the story, A.

henna is the art of maing tattoo patterns B. henna came from South Africa D. Sarah thins henna is difficult to learn

C. henna has a long history in the US 65. The story mainly tals about A.

a special art

_.

B. a student art activity C. an art school

第Ⅱ卷 非选择题（65 分）

D. an art show

五. 词汇运用（10 分）根据提示完成句子，每空一词