2007----2008武汉市九年级元月调考试卷 2008.1.18 单项选择

26.—What about going to the zoo and have a look at the lovely animals?

— I really want to get relaxed.

A. I had better not. B. I don’t think so. C. Good idea. D. You’re welcome.

27. —Which is Mr. Smith’s office?

—I’d like to you there. A. show B. bring C. follow D. find

28. —How is Tom getting on with his new life here?

—Not well. He can get used to the weather here . A. already B. hardly C. still D. ever

29. —We are ready for the picnic this Sunday.

—I’m you will have a nice time. A. afraid B. supposed C. sure D. pleased

30. —Tom, your homework?

—Sorry, I was in a hurry and it home. A. missed B. forgot C. left D. lost

31. —It has rained for almost half a month.

—I it will be fine soon. A. prefer B. wish C. want D. hope

32. —Do you think it is a lot of to play with your pet?

—Of course. It’s just like a clever child. A. fun B. money C. trouble D. time

33. —Do you prefer tea or coffee?

— is OK. But I usually drink iced water. A. Both B. One C. Neither D. Either

34. —I still can’t understand the sentence.

—Well, this key word in the dictionary and then try again.

A. look at B. look after C. look up D. look for

35. —May I use your dictionary?

—

A. Of course not. B. You may, if you like. C. No, I don’t mind. D. It doesn’t matter.

36. —Can your little daughter herself?

—Yes, she is old enough to do it. A. take off B. dress C. put on D. wear

37. —How can I cut your hair if you won’t still?

—I’m sorry. A. make B. continue C. hold D. keep

38. —Is here ?

—No, Tom and Jack have asked for leave.

A. anybody B. everybody C. somebody D. nobody

39. —Send these New Year cards to people around here.

—I . A. must B. should C. will D. can

40. —We never know she is .

—They say she is a reporter. A. whom B. what C. which D. where 完形填空

On a warm spring afternoon, Nicole and her brother went outside to play. Nicole was eight, and her brother, Robert, was ten. “Let’s go to the bridge,” Nicole said. “If we stand on the bridge, we can (41) the fish in the river.”

“I don’t know……,” Robert said. “Mom told us, ‘don’t go on the bridge.’She said it’s (42). “Oh, come on,” Nicole said. “I’m not (43). Are you?”

Nicole and Robert walked onto the bridge and began (44) for the fish in the river. The bridge was a train bridge. Three times a day, trains went over the bridge. But Nicole and Robert weren’t thinking about trains. They were thinking about (45).

The children were standing in the middle of the bridge (46) they heard a loud noise. “A train is coming!” Robert shouted. “Run!” Robert ran to the (47) of the bridge. He was safe.