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1、河南省平顶山市舞钢市2024届九年级上学期1月期末英语试卷学校：_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、阅读理解At the Ridgeway Academy After School Club, your children can play outside, try social activities and learn new skills. Courses & HoursAfter school club sessionTimeBooked sessionPay as you goHalf session (场, 次)(no snacks included)3: 00 pm-4: 30 pm$ 7
2、.00$ 8.20Full session(including snacks)3:00pm-6:00 pm$ 12.00$ 13.20You can fill out booking forms at the schools reception desk. PaymentTo make payments and protect your childs place, please visitStaff (工作人员) Fully trained and qualified (合格的). We have many years of experience in caring for children.
3、 Address: Ridgeway Academy, King Road, Redditch, B108BDFor more details, call 0101 222 4537 or 05807 303 782E-mail: info20 percentdiscount available(only for fullsession bookings)1Students CANNOT _ at the After School Club. A. play outdoorsB. learn new skillsC. make friendsD. make money for parents2
4、Janes mother wants to try “pay as you go” at the After School Club before booking. How much should she pay for a full session? A. $7. 00.B. $ 8. 20.C. $ 12. 00.D. $ 13. 20. 3What do we know about the After School Club? A. Parents can pay online. B. Sessions can only be booked online. C. The clubs st
5、aff are unexperienced. D. There are no discounts for any kind of booking. 4Which of the following information is NOT mentioned in the material? A. Price.B. The clubs address.C. Bus information.D. Telephone number.5Where is the text most probably from? A. A textbook.B. A poster.C. A storybook.D. A no
6、vel. One day it was raining heavily. I was late for a meeting in a nearby city that I knew only by GPS, and my phone had no power. I couldnt find out how to get there or how to reach my friends. I stopped at a McDonalds in a poor part of a town and walked up to a mother and her daughter. “I m sorry,
7、” I said. “Do you mind if I make a call with your phone? I need to let my friends know Im lost.” She handed me her phone and then told me I was lucky to make the last call-she was about to turn it off because she didnt have enough money to pay her phone bill. The young girl and the mother were holdi
8、ng each other and talking together as I made the call. I got in touch with my friends. They, thankfully, knew where I was and told me how to get to them. As I was leaving, I reached into my wallet. Luckily, there was a $ 20 bill. I put it into the mothers hand and then turned to leave quickly. As I
9、walked through the doors, I heard the mother crying. Her daughter called after me and said, “You have no idea how you just helped us.”I still think back to that day even now. They had no idea how much they helped me, yet I was the one being thanked. Its funny how that works. 6What happened to the wr
10、iters phone? A. She lost it.B. Water got in it. C. It didnt have GPS.D. It ran out of power. 7How did the mother help the writer out? A. She let the writer use her phone.B. She bought a meal for the writer. C. She knew where the writer was going.D. She paid the bill for the writers phone. 8How did t
11、he mother and daughter feel after taking the $ 20 bill? A. Sad.B. Funny.C. Angry.D. Thankful. 9What does the writer mean in the last paragraph? A. She didnt have to thank the mother.B. She should be the one saying thanks. C. The mother didnt say thanks to her.D. She thought it was a meaningless expe
12、rience. 10Whats the best title of the passage? A. Be Brave to Ask for HelpB. Be Ready to Help OthersC. Return Good for BadD. Good Things Happen to Good PeopleThere is a saying that “earthquakes dont kill people, buildings do.” It seems sadly true. Thousands of people died under bricks (砖块) of the da
13、maged (毁坏的) buildings during the recent earthquakes. Is there a way to build earthquake-proof (抗震) buildings? Engineers have some life-saving ideas. “Lift” the house upTo prevent earthquake waves from going through the building, one way is to “lift” the buildings foundation above the ground. The bui
14、lding can be built on top of pads (垫状物), which are usually made up of steel and rubber. During earthquakes, only the pads move and the building stays steady (平稳的). This can reduce the strength of earthquake waves by 13 to 15 percent, according to the website Bethinking the Future. Right materialsEar
15、thquake-proof materials must be easy to bend (弯曲) without breaking. Some of these materials include steel, wood and bamboo. In Japan, most traditional houses are built with wood. During earthquakes, wooden buildings bend to avoid building up stress. Steel is one of the main materials of modem tall buildings because it can increase their ductility (延展性). Dome house A Japanese company has made dome - shaped houses with styrofoam. Styrofoam is a very light material. The whole house weighs only
