A

Let'sgetclosetoEricandhavealook.Ithasasquarebodywithtwolong

legs.Look!Ericisridingabicycleontheplaygroundofourschool.liecando

afewtricks.Don,tfalloffyourbike,Eric!

ThisrobotisnamedSusan.Ithasaroundfacewithtwobigeyes.Listen!She

isplayingthepianoattheconcert!Oh,sheplayedverywell.Allthestudents

areclappingtheirhands.Congratulations,Susan!

ThenextoneiscalledDick.Ithasastrongbuild.Heiswearingaredsuit.

Heisswimminglikeafroginthepool.Heoftenmakesafunnysoundtodrawstudents'

attention.Youareaperfectswimmer,Dick!

ThelastoneintherobotfamilyisAnna.Shehasatallandthinbuildwith

longhairtoitsshoulder.Sheiswearingapurplemini-skirt.Sheisskatingon

ourschoolicerink.Lookout,Anna!Don'thaveafall!

47.iswearingaredsuit.

A.DickB.EricC.AnnaD.Susan

48.Ericisableto.

A.playthepianoB.rideabicycle

C.swimlikeafrogD.skateontheice

49.Wecanknowthataisgoingonatschoolnow.

A.musicfestivalB.physicalexam

C.chesscompetitionD.robotshow

B

Gordon'shobbymayseemstrangetous.Helikesbuildingmodelshipsinsideoldbottles.

Gordonhasalwayslovedships,especiallysailingshipsfromtheolddays.Hisinterest

wasmademanyyearsagowhenhevisitedamuseuminOttawa,Canada,wheremodelshipsin

bottlesweredisplayed（展示）.Gordonregardeditasawonderfulshow.Atthesametimean

ideacametohismind.Howdidthecraftsman（手藝人）gettheshipthroughthenarrowneck

ofthebottle?Gordondecidedtomakearesearch.

Hefoundanoldcraftsmanwhowasgladtoteachhimthebasicskills.First,Gordontakes

anoldbottle.Thenheputsinalayerofpaint,carefullyshapedandpaintedtolooklike

thesea.Next,hebuildstheship.Togettheshipthroughtheneckofthebottle,Gordon

folds（折疊）downthemasts（桅桿）.Oncetheshipisinsidethebottle,,hetakesalong,thin

tooltoraisethemasts.

Gordonhascompletedmorethanonehundredmodels.Hisaimistobujldupaircraft

carri6rs（航空母艦），buses,cars,airplanes,houses,andmanyotherkindsofmodelsinside

thebottles.Thiswillbemorechallenging（挑戰），ashewillhavetobuildactuallyinside

thebottle.Hishobbycertainlyneedstime,patienceandasteady（平穩的）hand.

50.Gordonbecameinterestedin.

A.sailingashipintheseaB.puttingashipinabottle

C.collectingoldsailingshipsD.goingonaholidaybyship

51.Whichofthefollowingisthesecondstepaccordingtothethirdparagraph?

52.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.GordongottheideafromashowinCanada.

B.Gordonlearntthebasicskillsfromaseaman.

C.Gordonhasmadelessthan100modelssofar.

D.Gordonwilluseasmallerbottleinthefuture.

七、閱讀短文，根據短文內容，從短文后的五個選項中,選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為

多余選項。（共8分，每小題2分）

JoanneRowlingwasborninEngland.Shewroteherfirststoryat

theageoffiveorsix.AtschoolherfavoritesubjectwasEnglishand

sheusedtomakeupstorieswithherfriends.Whensheleftschool,she

studiedinParisforayeartolearnFrench.60However,mostof

allshewantedtowrite!

In1992,sheleftEnglandtogotoPortugal（葡萄牙）toteachEnglish.

Whileshewasthereshegotmarriedtoajournalistandhadadaughter.Afewyearslater,

JoannereturnedtoliveinScotland.61Whileshewasthere,shefinishedherstoryabout

HarryPotter,ayoungboywhoisawizard（術士）.

Thenoneday,in1997,shefoundapublisher（出版商）.Shewasveryexcitedandhappy!To

hersurprise,herbookwassoldinmillions!Itwonmanyprizes!62

EverybodywantedtoreadaboutHarryPotter.Herstorieshavebeentranslatedintomany

languages.63JoanneRowlinghaswrittenseveralmorebooksaboutHarryPotterandall

ofthemhavesoldmillionsofcopies.Someoftheselaterbooksarealsobeingmadeintofilms.

A.SoJoannebecameveryrichandfamous.

B.Ittookheroveroneyeartowriteherfirstbook.

C.Afteruniversity,sheexperiencedallsortsofdifferentjobs.

D.Andtheycannowbereadallovertheworld.

E.Shehadverylittlemoneyandlivedinaverysmallflat.

A

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48.IfyoubuyonebookTheLittleFingers,howmuchcanyousave?

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49.Youreadthisadvertisementmostprobably.

A.ontheradioB.inamagazine

C.ontheInternetD.inanewspaper

B

DuringhislifeDrJamesNaismithworkedasadoctor,taughtP.Eandwroteseveralbooks.

Whileheneverthoughtitveryimportant,DrNaismithistodaybestknownforonething.Hewas

theinventorofbasketball.

DrJamesNaismithwasborninCanadain1861andhisfirstjobwasataspecialspirtsschool

intheUSA.OnedaytheschoolleadertoldJameshewashavingaproblemwiththestudents.Because

ofheavysnow,thestudentscouldnotgooutside.HetoldJamesthattheyneededasportthat

theboyscouldplayindoors.Hegavetheteachertwoweekstothinkofsomething.

ItwasontheverylastdaythatJamescameupwithhisidea.The“birthofbasketballn

issaidtobeonDecember21,1891,whentwoteamsfromtheschoolplayedthefirstgame.It

wasquitedifferentfromthebasketballgamesoftoday.Ithad9playersoneachteamandthey

usedfootballinsteadofbasketball.Soonafter,thegamechangedto5playersoneachside,

usingspecial"basketballs”throughnets.

AlthoughDrNaismithdidnotlivetoseebasketballissopopulartoday,in1936,justthree

yearsbeforehisdeath,basketballbecameanOlympicsportattheGamesinBerlin.

50.DrJamesNaismithdidn't

A.workasadoctoratahospital.B.writesomebooksinlife.

C.teachP.EinschoolintheUSAD.takepartintheOlympicGames.

51.InwhichseasondidDrNaismithinventbasketball?

A.Winter.B.Autumn.C.Summer.D.

Spring.

52.Howmanyplayerswereineachteamduringthegameatthebeginning?

A.5B.9C.10D.12

七、閱讀短文，根據短文內容，從短文后的五個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多

余選項。（共8分，每小題2分）

Yearsago,ifateenagerhadsomeproblemsinhislife,hemightwritetheminhisdiary.

NowhemightgetontheInternetandwritetheminhisblog（博客）.60Then,whatmakesa

blogdifferentfromadiary?

Thebiggestdifferenceisthatablogismuchmorepublicthanadiary.61.Usually,

ateenager1ikeshidinghisdiarybookandtreatsitassecret.Ifyouarenotsatisfiedwith

afriendandwritesomethingbadabouthiminyourdiary,hewillneverknowit.However,if

youdothisontheInternet,thatfriendmayreadyourblogandgetangry.62.

Abloghasgoodpoints,ofcourse.Peoplechoosetowriteinblogs,theyknowthattheir

friendswillreadwhattheywrite.Ifyoufeelsadonedayandwriteinyourdiary,noonewill

knowaboutit.63,yourfriendsmayquicklywritebacktocomfortyouandoffertheirhelp.

Blogshelppeopleknowwhattheirfriendsaredoing.

A.Inmanyways,adiaryandablogarealmostthesame

B.Anyonecanreadwhatyouwriteinyourblog

C.Blogsarebecomingmoreandmoreimportant

D.Sowehavetobecarefulofwhatwewrite

E.Ifyouwritethesamewordsinyourblog

2012海淀

閱讀理解（共44分）

六、閱讀下列短文，根據短文內容，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選擇

最佳選項。（共26分，每小題2分）

A

Addrew：|htip”ww"trxjfna：w)on>9soiv?h°noonVma”；

Then.

Reseruation

Createdin1677inVirginia.America,theMattaponiReservation(自然保護區)sitsona

highsleepbankoftheMattaponiRiver.TheMattaponihaveworkedhardtokeeptheir

ancientwayoflifeandcustoms.

MATTAPONICULTUREDAY

May18

1000a.m.-5:00p.m.

ADMISSION：Adults(12yearsandolder)-$6.00Children-Free

ComeandspendthedaywithusonthebankoftheMattaponiRiverfor

aneducationalexperienceshowingthecustomsoftheMattaponi.During

thisspecialday.AmericanIndians(FirstAmericans)willdanceandplaythe

idrumswhiledressedintribal(部落的)clothing.Thisyearvisitorsmayjoin

1inthedancinganddrumming.

Visitorswillbeabletoseeartistsandcraftsmenastheyshowtheir

basket-making,pottery-makingandtool-makingskills.AmericanIndian

storytellerswillhelpyouseehowtheirhabitsandbeliefs

passedontochildrenthrough

legendsandstories.

PlayAmericanIndianchildren'sgames.

TasteAmericanIndianfoods.

Buycraftsandsouvenirs.

Watchsongsanddance.

九年級英語試題第6頁（共12頁）

47.WecanenjoyMattaponiCultureDayat___.

A.9:00a.m.B.3:00p.m.C.6:00p.m.D,10:00p.m.

48.1f1om,15yearsold,wantstoenjoythatdaywithhisparents,theyneedtopay

A.$6B.$12C.$18D,$24

49.Whatcanwedoonthatday?

A.Makebaskets.B.Singsongs.C.Tellstories.D.Playgames.

B

ANativeAmericanandhisfriendwereindowntownNewYorkCity,walkingnearTimesSquare

inManhattan.Itwasduringthenoonlunchhourandthestreetswerefilledwiththenoiseof

peopleandcars.Suddenly,theNativeAmericansaid,“Ihearacricket（蟋蟀）.”

Hisfriendsaid,"What?Youmustbecrazy.Youcouldn'tpossiblyhearacricketinall

ofthisnoise!”“No,I'msureofit,“theNativeAmericansaid,“Iheardacricket.

“That'scrazy,“saidthefriend.

TheNativeAmericanlistenedcarefullyforamoment,andthenwalkedacrossthestreetto

abigwall.Theretheysawbushes（灌木）.Helookedintothebushes,andsureenough,hefound

asmallcricket.Hisfriendwasquiteamazed."That'sunbelievable,“saidhisfriend."You

musthavesuperhumanears!w

“No,"saidtheNativeAmerican."Myearsarenotdifferentfromyours.Italldepends

onwhatyou'relisteningfor.”"Butthatcan,tbe!”saidthefriend."Icouldneverhear

acricketinthisnoise.”

“Yes,it'strue,“camethereply."Itdependsonwhatisreallyimportanttoyou.Here,

letmeshowyou."Hereachedintohispocket,pulledoutafewcoins,anddroppedthemonthe

sidewalk.Andthen,withthenoiseofthecrowdedstreetstillintheirears,theynoticedevery

headwithin20feetturnandlooktoseeifthemoneywastheirs.

“SeewhatImean?”askedtheNativeAmerican."Italldependsonwhat?simportantto

you.

50.TheNativeAmericanwas______withhisfriendwhenheheardacricket.

A.takingawalkB.watchingpeoplewalking

C.lookingforcricketsD.lookingforimportantthings

51.Hisfriendsfelt_____aftertheyfoundthecricket.

A.unsureB.crazyC.relaxedD.amazed

52.Thewriterwantstotell_______.

A.peoplepaymoreattentiontowhatisimportanttothem

B.peoplewonderwhatisimportanttothem

C.peoplecanheardifferentsounds

D.peoplebelievewhattheyheard

七、閱讀短文，根據短文內容，從短文后的五個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項

為多余選項。（共8分，每小題2分）

MariaMartinezisrememberedtodayasthemakerofbeautifulpottery.Her

potteryisinmuseumsallovertheworld.

60ShelivedinNewMexicoinAmerica.Asayoungwoman,Mariawasknown

forthefinepotsshemade.Mariaandtheothervillagewomenmadepotsfor

theirfamilies.Theyalsosoldpotstovisitors.

In1908,somearchaeologists（考古學家）foundbrokenbitsofpotteryin

Maria'svillage.TheybelongedtoAmericanswholivedthere700yearsbefore.

61TheywerethinnerthanMaria'spots.Thefindsinfluencedherart.Maria

decidedtomakesuchapot.Herhusbandhelpedher.Theyhadtofindawaytomakethepotthinner.

Mariaknewtheclaysheusedwouldnotwork.Athinpotmadeoutofthatclaywouldcrack（破

裂）easily.Mariamixeddifferentamountsofclay,sand,andwater.62Mariaproducedmany

potsinherlifetime.63TheyarekeepingtheoldwaysalivejustasMariahaddonebefore.

A.Hersonandgrandsonalsolearnedhowtomakebeautifulpots.

B.Atlast,shediscoveredamixthatwouldnotcrack.

C.Mariataughtherhusbandhowtomakepots.

D.ThenthearchaeologistsshowedthemtoMaria.

E.Mariawasbornaround1881.

2012門頭溝A

Monday10:30?11:00amvisitUnclePeterinGeneral

Hospital

Tuesday2:00?4:00pmswimmingclass

Wednesday12:00?6:00pmpart-timejob

Thursday10:30—11:30amappointmentwithMr.Green

Friday11:00amgototheairporttomeetSam

Saturday10:00—12:00ammeetDavetostudyfortest

Sunday5:00?7:00pmbirthdaypartyforKate

閱讀John的日程表，選擇正確答案。

()47.isillinhospital.

A.KateB.PeterC.JohnD.Sam

()48.Johnhasaswimmingclasson

A.SundayB.TuesdayC.WednesdayD.Thursday

()49.Johndoes1hispart-timejobforhoursonWednesday.

A.fiveB.sixC.tenD.eleven

()50.JohnmeetsSam.

A.atDave'shouseB.inthehospitalC.attheairportD.inKate'shome

B

DouKou,aChineseboy,iscalled,theyoungestwriterinthe.world”.Hehaswrittenthree

bookstillnow.DouKouwasborninJiangsuin1994.Whenhewas7monthsold,hisparentsstarted

workinginover30differentcities,suchasXi'anandShenzhen.Thiskindoflifegavehim

thingstothinkandwriteabout.Whenhewas9monthsold,hecouldspeakandattheageofone,

hecouldsayfivetosixhundredwords.Atthree,hecouldlookupwordsinthedictionary.At

four,hisfathertaughthimhowtolearnbyhimself.Hisparentslikereadingverymuch.Sodoes

he.Attheageof5,hebeganwritingfairytales.Attheageof6,hewroteanovelabouthis

lifeindifferentcitieswithhisparents.Hisfairytalesareallfromhislife.Oneday,he

foundmanymiceinthehouse.Themiceatetheirfoodandtheyalsohurthismothershand.

Sohethought,“Ifwegivemicethestomachofcows,theywilleatgrassandtheywillbehelpful

topeople."ThiswashisfirstfairytalesChangeStomachforMice.Nowhestudieswellina

middleschool.Hehaswrittenhisthirdbook,thenovelcalledEyesofChildren.Hesays,“I

amnotdifferentfromotherchildren.Ijustwroteseveralbooks.”

()51.HowmanybookshasDouKouwritten?

A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.D.Six.

()52.DouKoubegantouseadictionary.

A.whenhewrotefairytales

B.afterhewenttoschool

C.beforehisfathertaughthimhowtolearnsomething

D.afterhismothertaughthimhowtolearnsomething

()53.Whichisthebesttitle?

A.ThreeBooksbyaChildB.HowtoWriteaFairy

Tales

C.HowClevertheBoyisD.DouKou,theYoungestWriter

七、閱讀短文，根據短文內容，從短文后的五個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多

余選項。(共8分，每小題2分)

ManypeopleliketowatchTV.WatchingTVisoneofthemostimportantactivitiesofthe

day.TVbringstheoutsideclosertopeople,shomes.Somepeoplesaytheworldissmallerthan

beforebecauseofTV.

What'sgoingonintheothercountries?60Isthereagoodsportsgamesomewhere?

What'slifeinthedeepestpartofthesea?

Ifyouwanttoanswertheseandotherkindsofquestions,justturnontheTV.61You

canseealotandlearnalot.Ofcourse,peoplecanalsolearnthroughreadingorlistening

totheradio.ButwithTVtheycanlearnbetterandmoreeasily.Why?62

TVhelpstoropenoureyes.63TVoftengivesusnewideas.Welearnnewerandbetter

waysofdoingsomething.

A.It'sbadforyoureyestowatchTV.

B.Turnitonandwatch.

C.TValsohelpstoopenourminds.

D.Becausetheycanhearandwatch,too.

E.Howdopeopleliveinplacesfaraway?

2012延慶A

Alicewasexcited.AnewcopyofOurpets,OurPalshadjustcomeinthemail.Shesatin

achairandbeganreadingit.

Pets

Pala

LetterstotheEditor

DearPetPal,DearPetPal,

1loveyourmagazine.I'vebeenIliketotakemydogRalphtomy

readingitsinceIwassevenyearsgrandmotherJshouse,buthemakes

old.Iliketoreadaboutcatsbecausehersneeze.Canyouhelpme?

Ihavetwocats.一Steve,age13

一一Emily,age10

DearSteve,

DearPetPal,Ifyourgrandmotherhasafenced

AfterreadinguGoldfishMakeyard,keepRalphoutside.

GreatPets”,IconvincedmymotherThatshouldhelp!

thatIshouldgetmyfirstpet.-Editor

NowIhavetwogoldfish.Thanks!

--Mario,age11

Alicedecidedtowritealetter,too.Shetookoutapenandapieceofpaper.

DearPetPal,

Canyoutellmeifsnakesmakegoodpets?MybrotherandIsaytheydo,butour

parentsarenotsosure.Perhapsyoucouldhelp.

Alice,age11

49.is10yearsoldandhastwocats.

A.AliceB.MarioC.SteveD.Emily

50.Stevelikestogotohisgrandmother?shousewiththe.

A.catsB.dogC.snakesD.goldfish

51.Alicewouldliketo?

A.keepasnakeasapetB.giveherbrotherasnake

C.writeareportonsnakesD.readabookaboutsnakes

B

Onecoldday,Marikoandherdadwerewalkingtothestore.

"I'mtiredofwinter,vsaidMariko.

Dadwavedattheirneighbor."IbetMr.Hillwishesspringwouldcometoo."Marikolooked

uptoseeMr.Hillinhiswindow.Hewaved,andshewavedback.

Mr.Hillloveshisgarden,“saidMariko.Mr.Hillhadtheprettiestspringflowergarden.

Itwasful1oftulipsanddaffodils（水仙花）.

Dadnodded."Yes,hedoes.Andsinceheisold,itishardforhimtogooutsideinwinter.

Thestreetsaretooicy.”

Atthestore,Marikohelpeddadchoosemilk,bread,andcarrots.

“Youmaychooseatreatforyourself,Mariko,“saiddad.

Marikothoughtanapplewouldtastegood.Butsuddenlysomethingelsecaughthereye.

Shepulledondad'ssleeve（衣袖）."Oh,Dzd,look,daffodils!v

Dadsmiled."Isthatthetreatyouwant?”

Marikonodded.

Marikocouldn*tstoplookingatherdaffodilsallthewayhome.ButwhenshegottoMr.

Hill,shouse,shestopped.Shelookedupatthewindow.

“Waithere,dad,please,wshesaid."I'11berightback.”

Marikorangthedoorbell.

WhenMr.Hillcametothedoor,Marikoheldoutthedaffodils.

Mr.Hili'sfacelituplikethesun."Whatawonderfulwintersurprise!whecried."You

havebroughtmespring!”

52.It'shardforMr.Hilltogooutsideinwinterbecause.

A.therearemanypeopleinthestreets

B.thestreetsaretooicy

C.hehastolookafterhisflowers

D.helikesworkinginhisgarden

53.Marikogavethedaffodilstoheratlast.

A.fatherB.teacherC.motherD.neighbor

54.FromthepassagewecanknowMariko.

A.wantstopleaseherfatherB.iskindandthinksofothers

C.doesn'tlikewinteratallD.likesprettythingslikeflowers

七、還原句子（共8分，每小題2分）

Oneday,whileIwaswalkingalongthestreet,Inoticedapieceofwood.60..

Ipickedhimupandfoundhewasbadlyhurt.Itookithomeasquicklyaspossible.

Afterseveraldays,thecatgotwell.Thecatwasverysmall.61..SoIcalled

itLittleBit.Atthattime,IlovedLittleBitverymuch.WhereverIwent,Ialwaystookhim.

Anytime1washome,heneverleftmyside.

62..Ispentmymostofmytimewithmyfriends.Iwouldcomeinthehouseon

myphoneandnotmaketimeforLittleBitatall.

Untiloneday,IfoundsomethingwaswrongwithhimandItookhimtothepethospital,but

theycoulddonothing.63..

LittleBit'sdeathmademerealizehowmuchhemeanttome.Ifeelsorryfornotalways

beingthereforhim.Iwillalwaysrememberthespecialmemorieswemade.

A.However,Igrewup

B.Icouldevenputhimintomypocket

C.Underthewoodwasasmallblackcat

D.Myparentslovedhimverymuch

E.Thepoorcatfilledmyarmsanddied

2012東城A

Johnisamanagerandheisverybusy.Hespendsalotoftimetravelingabroad.

Sohereadsshortstories.Helikesreadingstoriesaboutordinarypeopleandthe

thingsthathappentothemintoday'sworld.

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Saraisastudent.Shelikesreadingtruestories.Inthosestories,peoplewrite<

；；aboutthemselves.She,sespeciallyinterestedinpeoplewhohavehadunusualor；；

<differentlives.Shealsowantstowriteastoryaboutherselfoneday.

MonicaisahistoryteacherinLondon.Sheenjoysreadingmorethananythingelse.

Shelikesreadingaboutthehistoryofpeopleinotherpartsoftheworld.Shewants

toknowhowhistoricaleventschangedpeople*slives.

【Tonylovesreadingsomuch!Infactheopenedalittlebookstoreseveralyearsago、

xsohecouldsharehisinterestofreadingwithothers.Hisfavoritebooksarenovels.:

、、

（Somestoriesaresowonderfulthatheoftentriestofinishthemfa