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共61道小题，约3580字。

　　温州八中2015届九年级第二次适应测试英语试卷
　　（共95分）
　　I.单项选择（本题有10小题，每小题1 分，共10分）
　　（    ）1. --- Do you know _____ man under the tree?  
　　--- Sorry, I don't know.
　　A. a      B. the      C. /       D. an
　　（    ）2. His home is near his company. He goes to work on____ every day.
　　A. bus   B. bike    C. car    D. foot
　　（    ）3. --- The math exam was very easy, wasn't it?
　　--- Yes, I think _____ would pass it.
　　A. somebody     B. anybody   C. everybody      D. nobody
　　（    ）4. As students, we should never _____ today's work till tomorrow.
　　A. put on     B. put up           C. put away        D. put off
　　（    ）5. ______ happily the children are flying kites !
　　A. What       B. What a        C. How        D. How a
　　（    ）6. If it ____ rain tomorrow, I will go to the park with my classmates.
　　A. isn't            B. don't          C. doesn't        D. is
　　（    ）7. Kate doesn’t want to wear the blouse because ______the color _____ the size fits her.
　　A. not only; but also   B. either; or     
　　C. both; and      D. neither; nor 
　　（    ）8. --- Can you tell me how to make banana juice?
　　--- Sure, please watch carefully and you will see how it ______.
　　A. is making       B. makes       C. is made    D. will make
　　（    ）9. --- Do you know ______ our school?
　　--- Not sure, yet. Maybe next Monday.
　　A. when will they visit       B. when they will visit
　　C. when did they visit    D. when they visited
　　（    ）10. --- Will you please play basketball with me this afternoon?
　　---_____. I will look after my mother because she is ill.
　　A. I think so .    B. I’d like to.    C. I’m afraid so.    D. I’m afraid not
　　II. 完形填空（本题有15小题，每小题1 分，共15分）
　　It was on such a cold morning, near Oxford Maryland.    11    I loot of the window, I found the night’s snow had painted a completely white world. Suddenly a large Canada goose* came into my    sight. It was standing very still with    12    wings folded to its sides. Its feet were frozen to the ice of the river and it couldn’t move.
　　Then from the dark sky, I saw a line of swans* moving freely. When they noticed the goose, they landed on the ice as    13    as possible. As the    14    came close to the goose, I was    15    that those great swan bills* might hurt the goose’s body.
　　Amazingly instead, those bills began to    16    on the ice. It went on for   17   an hour. In the end, the goose was free. The swans rose again, and circled in the sky, waiting to see the   18    of their work.
　　However, the goose was still standing on the ice and   19    fly because of some ice held in