九年級(jí)英語試題(存儲(chǔ)版)
【正文】 wing them away. For example, give the clothes you do not wear or the ones which are too small to the poor. In a family you may pass on such clothes to younger brothers or sisters.Recycle—Bottles, cans and paper can easily be recycled. By doing so, we save lots of time and money. For example, used Coke cans can be collected, sent to factory and melted(融化). The metal can be used to make new Coke cans.Recover—When you buy a box of apples, there may be a few rotten(腐爛的) ones. You have two ways to choose。t run in the classroom.B. Don39。 too much B. much too。 as B. so。1. The market isn’t far from here. It’s only ______ bicycle ride. A. half an hours’ B. half an hour’s C. half an hour D. an hour and a half2. Mrs. Brown isn’t here. She has to ______ her baby at home. A. look at B. look for C. look like D. look after3. ______ India and China are of ______ same continent. A. / 。 to13. We could see nothing because the lights suddenly ______. A. went on B. went over C. went down D. went out14. —What is a writing brush, do you know? —It’s used ______ writing and drawing. A. with B. to C. for D. by15. I really don’t know ______ about it. A. what to do B. how to do C. to do what D. how can I do16. Yangzhou is ________ city near ___________ Zhenjiang.A. a, the B. a, / C. the, / D /, the17. My brother prefers __________rather than_________________.A. to stay at home。 too much21. We spend as much time as we can _____ English. A. read B. to read C. reading D. have read22. The food mother cooked _____ very delicious. A. is tasted B. tastes C. is being tasted D. to taste23 _____ of the students has an English exercise book. A. None B. Both C. All D. Every24. Tom has much difficulty _____ Chinese so he often asks me _____ help A. to understand。t listen to music in class.27 —I can’t see the blackboard well. —Perhaps you need ___________.A. to have your eyes examined B. to examine your eyesC. to have examined your eyes D. having your eyes examined.28. — Dad, do you like my picture?— _______! It’s the nicest one I’ve ever seen!A. What a strong boy B. How carefulC. How wonderful D. What a brave boy29.—Don’t throw litter everywhere. —________ A. Is that so? B. Don’t worry C. I don’t know. D. sorry, I won’t30.—What always goes up but never es down? —____________.A. Age B Water C. Air D. Temperature 完型填空：Why do we count things in group of ten? The reason is that we have ten fingers. Long 31 , when people had to count a lot of things, they matched them against their 32 . First they counted out enough objects to match the fingers of 33 and then put them away in one group. 34 there were more than ten, they formed more groups. We can call our number “twohanded” numbers, because they developed from the 35hat people counted things on two hands.Some people had “ 36 numbers”, too. Because there are five fingers on one hand, they counted things out in groups of five. It was 37 by Romans who lived in Italy over 2000 years ago. We call their written numbers Roman numerals and we use them even today. In Roman numerals, “I” stands for one, a
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