湖南省长沙北雅中学2022-2023学年九年级上学期第三次月考英语试卷(含答案)

2022-2023-1北雅中学九上第三次月考

英 语

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6、本学科试卷中听力材料以中速朗读两遍。

试卷分四个部分，71小题，时量120分钟，满分120分。

I．听力（共两节，满分20分）略

II．阅读（共三节，满分50分）

第一节 （共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列材料，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。

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Do you want to learn about Chine culture, meet new friends and show your artistic skills?

Join in this year’s Calligraphy(书法) and Painting Challenge! The theme is about the Mid-Autumn

Festival and the Spring Festival.

Works we want

➢ Write ancient or modern Chine poems.

➢ Paint Chine paintings, oil paintings, etc.

➢ You also need to make a video to share stories of your works.

Submission time

The Mid-Autumn Festival: From June 20, 2022 to 12: of August 25, 2022.

The Spring Festival: From June 20, 2022 to 12: of January 6, 2023.

All Chine language lovers from around the world can join in it. There is no age

requirement. But you must be a non-Chine speaker.

21. People who join in the competition can _______.

① learn about Chine culture ② meet new friends

③ show their artistic skills ④ read different stories

A. ①②③ B. ①②④ C. ②③④

22. The passage above may be a part of _______.

A. a textbook B. a notice C. a diary

B

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5:-6: DIY time (Learn to make simple hanfu clothes)

6:-7: Dinner time

7:-8: Dance party and games

8:-9: Fashion show(服装秀)

At City Park

Bus: No. 201

Subway: Line 2

Plea reply at least a week

in advance(提前).

Email Jane at **********黄八 ****

Plea wear your favorite hanfu clothes to the event.

23. Mary wants to join the event, and she needs 薏仁的功效与作用 to email Jane before _______.

A. November 15th B. November 22nd C. November 29th

24. Bill can only get to the park at 6:10 pm that day. Which activity can’t he join?

A. The DIY. B. The dance party. C. The dinner.

25. What can we learn from the reading?

A. What people should take to the event.

B. What food will be rved for dinner.

C. Where the event will be held.

C

For veral years, Lanzhou University of Arts and Science has

been offering cours on Chine culture and, last year, Tianjin

University started to do the same.

UNESCO has recognized 629 intangible cultural heritage

items(非物质文化遗产项目). Among them, 42 are from China. That

is more than any other country in the world.

As a foreigner, I’m a lover of Chine culture. Several years 精神分裂症状 ago, I visited a small village

near Suzhou where teenage girls were learning the traditional art of embroidery(刺绣). For

centuries, Suzhou has been known for its wonderful embroidery. Young girls there learn the art

from an early age. I watched the “modern” girls working for a while. One of the girls just

completed a piece of work. I bought it as a gift for my brother and his wife, and it now hangs

proudly in the living room of their home in Canada.

What makes both Chine and foreigners love embroidery so much? The work shows the

beauty of Chine culture and the great skills of craftsmen(工匠). It may appear simple, but in fact

it’s the result of years of hard work. As one Chine opera performer said, “One minute of

performance on stage takes ten years of hard work off stage.” The same can be said for other

“simple” skills such as calligraphy and paper cutting.

I doubt that the students who study Chine culture in college will become true masters, but

they will get a better understanding of the importance of Chine culture and, hopefully, keep that

culture alive.

26. What did Tianjin University do last year?

A. It offered help to UNESCO.

B. It started to offer cours on Chine culture.

C. It made a list of intangible cultural heritage items.

21. The underlined word “recognized” means “_______” in Chine.

A. 认可 B. 辨别 C. 发现

28. Why does the wr孕妇可以吃桃胶吗 iter mention his experience of visiting the village?

A. To show some embroidery skills.

B. To talk about the history of embroidery.

C. To show that foreigners love embroidery.

29. What does the writer want to tell us through the fourth paragraph?

A. Everyone in his family loves Chine culture.

B. Culture is a bridge between Chine and foreigners.

C. It takes the artists a lot of time and hard work to be skillful.

30. Which of the following is the best title for t小故事50字 he passage?

A. Life of craftsmen in China

B. Chine culture goes to college

C. A visit to a village near Suzhou

D

When people hear a song from their childhood, they may be glad becau it can bring back so

many good memories. Some musical works, lost for a long time, were played for the first time on

BBC Radio 3.

Maddalena Casulana, an Italian compor(作曲家), lived in the 16 century. During that time,

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most musical works were written by men. Most people thought men were better compors.

However, Casulana thought it was not true becau nothing could prove(证明) that.

Casulana showed a great talent for music. She was the first woman to publish her own

musical works in the history of Western music. She wrote three composition books, one of which

has survived(幸存) into the modern day. Like other composition books from the 15 and 16

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centuries, Casulana’s composition books were divided into partbooks, with each partbook having a

parate(独立的) book. Unluckily, her alto(中音部的) partbook went missinabcb式的词语 g. Laurie Stras, a

professor(教授) of music, explained that songs wouldn’t work without the alto part. “It would be

like performing a string quintet(弦乐五重奏) without the cond violin. It wouldn’t have made

n,” Laurie said.

Laurie took on the task of arching for the missing partbook. She noticed that the partbook

disappeared from a library in Poland during the Second World War. Later Laurie found it in the

Russian State Library in Moscow. Finally Casulana’ lost songs could once again appear in the

halls of music.

As a woman compor, Casulana made a great difference to Western music. A lot of people

admire her. So BBC Radio 3 played her “lost and found” works on International Women’s Day

2022.

31护理实习自我总结 . What does the underlined word “that” in Paragraph 2 refer to(指代)?

A. Men compors were more popular in the 16

B. Most of musical works were created by men.

C. Men did better in musical works than women.

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century.