2022-2023學(xué)年重慶市禮嘉中學(xué)九年級（上）期末英語試卷

I. 聽力測試

• 1．A.I'm sorry.
  B.You're welcome.
  C.No way.
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• 2．A.＄7.
  B.White.
  C.Small.
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• 3．A.Never mind.
  B.Yes，it is.
  C.Sounds great.
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• 4．A.Sit down，please.
  B.It's delicious.
  C.OK.Here you are.
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• 5．A.What a pity!
  B.Nice to meet you.
  C.Good luck!
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• 6．A.Yes，there is.
  B.Why not？
  C.No，I won't.
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第二節(jié)：聽一遍。根據(jù)你所聽到的對話和問題， 從 A、B、C 三個選項中選出正確答案。

• 7．A.In the office.
  B.In the shop.
  C.In the hospital.
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• 8．A.Wool.
  B.Cotton.
  C.Paper.
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• 24．大家普遍認為，世界杯是備受歡迎的一項國際性足球賽。
  It is

  that football is a popular international event.
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• 25．Amelia Earhart was a very famous woman in American history.She was fearless when she was a little girl.She liked taking risks and even did what boys couldn't do.When Earhart grew up，it was not surprising that she wanted to be a pilot.But at that time，there were few （1）

  flying an airplane.She did not let that stop her.
     She started flying lessons in 1921.In 1922，she set a record for the highest flight by a woman.Then，in 1928，a man pilot asked her if she would like to （2）

  the Atlantic Ocean（大西洋） in an airplane with him.Earhart accepted it.And she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean （3）

  a passenger.During this flight，she learned a lot from the pilot.
     In 1932，she flew across the Atlantic Ocean again.This time she flew （4）

  and succeeded.In 1935，she became the first person to fly from Hawaii to California.She kept setting records.However，in 1937，she made the biggest news of all.Earhart was going to fly around the world!Earhart and her navigator（領(lǐng)航員） took off on June 1，1937.They left from Florida.Her friends never thought it would be the （5）

  time they ever saw Earhart.On July 2，a ship picked up a radio call from Earhart somewhere over the Pacific Ocean.She said that she was （6）

  out of oil.She and her navigator could not see the island where they were supposed to land for fuel（燃料）.Nobody heard from （7）

  again after the call.
     We may never find the truth about the death of Amelia Earhart， （8）

  her story told us that women could have the same jobs as men and do them just as well.
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