2025~2026学年天津市西青区上学期九年级英语期中试卷

2025~2026学年天津市西青区上学期九年级英语期中试卷一、单项选择1.Dr.Bethunecuthisfingerin________operationanddiedof________woundatlast.

A．a;aB．a;theC．an;theD．the;an2.Therearemanynationalflagson________sidesofthestreetduringtheNationalDay.

A．bothB．allC．eitherD．neither3.Thehospitalhas________floors.Andwearenowonthe________floor.

A．twenty;twentyB．twenty;twentiethC．twentieth;twentyD．twentieth;twentieth4.YuanLongpinghadastrong________andwhateverhappened,henevergaveup.

A．willB．medalC．chanceD．address5.—Youdidn’tanswermyphonelastnight,John.—Oh,I________adiscussionwithmyclassmatesaboutourprojectthen.

A．haveB．hadC．havehadD．washaving6.Theconcerthallwas________full,andwecouldn’tfindtwoseatstogether.

A．hardlyB．recentlyC．nearlyD．luckily7.He________inthecompanysincehecametothiscitytenyearsago.

A．willbeB．hasbeenC．wasD．is8.Themoviewas________boring________hefellasleepsoonafteritbegan.

A．so;thatB．such;thatC．too;toD．enough;to9.Tomtookhisclassmate’snotebookhomebymistake,sohewentto________andreturnit.

A．apologiseB．borrowC．copyD．find10.________itwasrainingheavily,hestillwenttoschoolontime.

A．AndB．BecauseC．SoD．Although11.Themuseumhasalotoffamouspaintings,________someworksbyVanGogh.

A．betweenB．includingC．withoutD．among12.MyfatherboughtmeanewbikeandIwantto________thebikethisweekend.

A．workoutB．takeoutC．tryoutD．putout13.Hehasmanaged________histaskontime.

A．tofinishB．finishingC．finishedD．finish14.—Doyouknowwhenhe________?—I’mnotsure.I’llcallyouwhenhe________.

A．arrive;arrivesB．reaches;reachesC．willreach;reachesD．willarrive;arrives15.—Pleasedonotmakeanynoiseinthemuseum.—________.

A．OK,IwillB．Sorry,Iwon’tC．Yes,IdoD．No,Idon’t二、完形填空Ineveryone’slife,thereissomeonewhoactslikeabrightlight,showingustheway.Forme,thatpersonismymother.Sheismyherobecauseofherwisdom,courage(勇气),andthewaysheinspires(鼓舞)me.Mymotherlovestolearn________things.Eventhoughshehasabusyjob,shestillfindstimetoreadbooks.Ioftenseeherwithabook.Shetaughtmethatlearningdoesn’t________whenyouleaveschool—it’ssomethingyoudoyourwholelife.WhatIadmire(敬佩)mostaboutherishercourage.Lastyear,shedecidedtochangeher________.Manypeopletoldheritwasabadidea,butshefollowed________heart.Shestudiedhardand________startedworkinginanewfieldthatsheloves.Sheshowedmethatit’snevertoolatetogoafterwhatyouwant.WheneverIhaveaproblem,mymotherdoesn’tjusttellmewhattodo.________,shealwayshelpsmesolveproblemsonmyown.Her________wayoflookingatthingsgivesmetheconfidencetomakemyowndecisions.Mymotherismyheronotbecauseshedoesbig,amazingthings,but________shelivesherlifewithpurposeandhonesty.Shealwayssetsagoodexample________everyone.Sheissimplymygreatest________.16.A．boringB．newC．oldD．sick17.A．continueB．startC．endD．miss18.A．jobB．hobbyC．textD．task19.A．sheB．weC．ourD．her20.A．carelesslyB．honestlyC．successfullyD．angrily21.A．InsteadB．AlthoughC．BecauseD．So22.A．boringB．sadC．interestingD．special23.A．becauseB．soC．sinceD．if24.A．forB．withC．fromD．at25.A．studentB．heroC．familyD．fan三、阅读理解Doyouwanttoflyabeautifulkiteinthebluesky?Doyouwanttowatchtheamazingkiteshowsfromprofessional(职业的)players?Andtherearelotsofdelicioussnacksandcolddrinkstoo!TheKiteFestivaliscomingsoon!Time:May1st—May7th,9:00a.m.—5:00p.m.Place:IntheCentralParkActivities:*Kiteshows*Kiteflyingcompetitions*Kite-makingworkshops*TastyfoodstallsHowtogetthere:TakeBusNo.9andgetoffatCentralParkStation.TicketPrices:—Over60yearsold:Free—18to59yearsold:80yuan—7to17yearsold:40yuan—Under6yearsold:FreeAttention：—May1st,9:00a.m.:Openingceremonywithspecialguests.—Don’tlitterinthepark.Keepitclean!—Onlyflykitesinthespecialareas.—Thefirstdayandthelastday:Halfprice!—PleasebringyourIDcardtobuytheticket.26.HowcanwegettotheKiteFestival?

A．TakeBusNo.6.B．TakeBusNo.7.C．TakeBusNo.8.D．TakeBusNo.9.27.Ifastudentaged12wantstogototheKiteFestivalonMay4th,howmuchshouldhepay?

A．40yuan.B．80yuan.C．120yuan.D．160yuan.28.WeareNOTallowedto________attheKiteFestival.

A．flykitesinthespecialareasB．eatsnacksatthefoodstallsC．litterintheparkD．watchthekiteshows29.WhydoyouthinkthevisitorsneedtobringtheirIDcards?

A．Tocheckiftheyhaveboughtticketsonline.B．Toknowtheiragefortheticketprice.C．Toknowwherethevisitorsarefrom.D．Tomakesuretheydon’tlitterinthepark.30.Wherecanweseethismaterial?

A．Inthenewspaper.B．Inadictionary.C．Inastorybook.D．Inahistorybook.Peopleoftensay“adogisman’sbestfriend”.Butcanadogbeabestco-pilot(副驾驶员)?JenniferHunt,a15-year-oldgirlfromDarwin,Australia,andher3-month-oldgoldenretriever(金毛猎犬)Bella,willshowyouthisinSeptember.InearlyJune,Huntgotherpilot’slicense(飞行员执照)whenshewasjust15yearsand5monthsold.ThismadehertheyoungestgirlpilotinAustralia.Butshewantedtodomore.SheplannedtobetheyoungestpilottoflyalloverAustralia.TheywillstartfromDarwin.HuntandBellawillspendonemonthflyingalongAustralia’scoastline.SomepeopleworryBellamaymaketroubleontheplane.ButHuntisn’tworried.“Bellahasonlybeenontwoorthreeplanerides,”HunttoldKidsNews.“Butshehasbeenverygoodsofar.”Tokeepsafe,Bellawillsitinacrate(板条箱).Huntalsotookmanypuppypads(宠物尿垫)justincase.Beforethetrip,Huntdecoratedherplane.Shepaintedthewords“WingitandWagit”onthetailoftheplane.Nearthedoor,shealsowrotethenamesofpeoplewhohelpedhergetreadyforthetrip.“Ican’tdothistripwithoutthem,”shesaid.31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”referto?

A．Adogcanbeagoodco-pilot.B．Australiahasbeautifulcoastlines.C．A15-year-oldcangetapilot’slicense.D．Goldenretrieverslikeflying.32.WhendidHuntgetherpilot’slicense?

A．InSeptember.B．InJune.C．InOctober.D．InMay.33.WhatdosomepeopleworryaboutBelladuringtheflight?

A．Bellawillbeafraidofflying.B．Bellamaymaketroubleontheplane.C．Bellawillnotsitinthecrate.D．Bellamaymakenoiseontheplane.34.WhywillBellasitinacrateduringtheflight?

A．Tomakeherlookcute.B．Tosavespaceontheplane.C．Tokeephersafe.D．Tolethersleepwell.35.WhatcanwelearnaboutHuntfromthepassage?

A．Shedoesn’tlikeaskingothersforhelp.B．SheistheoldestgirlpilotinAustralia.C．ShethinksflyingwithBellaisboring.D．Sheisaverybraveandthankfulgirl.Ifyou’veevercriedwhilewatchingTV,someonemightsayyouaretooemotional(情绪化的).Butcryingisnormal—andit’sactuallygoodforus.Scientistsdon’tknowexactlywhathappenswhenwecry,buttheyknowitcanmakeusfeelbetter.Astudyfoundthathalfofthepeoplefelthappieraftercrying.Also,whenpeopleseeyoucry,theyaremorelikelytohelpyou.ProfessorAdVingerhoetsisadoctorwhostudiesfeelings.Hesayscryingmakesothersfeelsorryforyouandunderstandyou.That’swhytheywanttohelpandsupportyouandbekindtoyou.Researchalsoshowsthatpeoplewhocryseemwarmer,nicer,morereliable(可靠的)andhonest.Cryingcanmakeothersliketobefriendsorworkwiththem.Somepeoplemayfeelworseaftercryingorgetaheadache,butmanyfeelbetter.“Cryingisourbody’swayofreleasing(释放)emotions,”saysanotherdoctorwhohelpswithfeelings,AnnaMathur.“Whenweholdintoomanyemotions,wecanbecomelikeapressurecooker(高压锅)untilourbodyfindsawaytoletthingsout.”Haveyounoticedthatyoufeelmorepeacefulaftercrying?Orthatcryingwhenyouhityourfootmakesthepaingoawayfaster?That’sbecauseofyourbody’sresponse(反应)tocrying.“Whenyoucry,yourbodysendsoutspecialthingsthatmakeyouhappy,”Mathursays.Someofthesespecialthingscanevenmakepainfeellessstrong.36.WhatmightsomeonesayifyoucrywhilewatchingTV?

A．Youaretooemotional.B．Youareverybrave.C．Youaresotired.D．Youaretoolazy.37.Whatdidastudyfindaboutcrying?

A．Allpeoplefeltsadaftercrying.B．Halfofthepeoplefelthappieraftercrying.C．Noonefeltbetteraftercrying.D．Mostpeoplegotaheadacheaftercrying.38.Whydootherswanttohelppeoplewhocry,accordingtoProfessorAdVingerhoets?

A．Cryingpeopleareusuallyricher.B．Cryingpeoplewillgiveotherssomegifts.C．Cryingmakesothersfeelsorryforthemandunderstandthem.D．Cryingmakesothersfeelworriedaboutthem.39.WhatdoesAnnaMathurcompareholdingtoomanyemotionsto?

A．Afastcar.B．Abrokenchair.C．Anoldpencil.D．Apressurecooker.40.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．HowtochooseTVshows.B．Whyweneedtocry.C．Cryingisnormalandgoodforus.D．Howtomakeotherssorry.四、补全对话根据对话内容，从文后选择恰当的选项将对话补充完整（选项中有两项是多余的）A:Hi,Mark!41B:Sure,I’dloveto.Butwhy?A:ThursdayistheDragonBoatFestival.Wecanhaveabarbecue(烧烤).B:OK!That’sgreat!42A:Ofcourse.Howdoyouknowzongzi?B:43Theywerereallydelicious.A:Yeah,theyaredelicious.B:44A:Lotsofmeat!Wecanhavebeefandchicken.Wecanhavevegetables,too.B:Great!I’mreadyforsomefood.WhatshouldIbringwithme?A:45B:OK!

A．Canweeatzongzi?B．Idon’tlikechicken.C．Howaboutsomedrinks?D．CanyoucometomyhomeonThursday?E．Whatelsecanweeatatyourbarbecue?F．Peoplealwayseatbigmealsonthatday.G．ItriedsomelastDragonBoatFestival.五、完成句子46.阳光穿过窗户照在地面上。Thesunlight________________thewindowandshoneonthefloor.47.请按时上交你的作业。Please________________yourhomeworkontime.48.他的父母总是去国外出差。Hisparentsalwaysgoabroad________________.49.我们应该每天至少吃五种果蔬。Weshouldeat________________fivekindsoffruitandvegetableseveryday.50.他们去年假期玩得非常开心。They________________verymuchduringlastvacation.六、任务型阅读任务型阅读Howbigisyourbrainandhowlongisyourthumb(大拇指)?Recently,aUKstudyfoundthatprimates(灵长类动物)withlongerthumbsarelikelytohavelargerbrains(大脑).ScientistsfromtheUniversityofReadingstudiedthebrainsizeandthumblengthof94primatekinds.Theyfoundthathumansandourcloserelatives(亲缘物种)havelongerthumbsthanotherprimates.Interestingly,longerthumbsoftencomewithbiggerbrains.We’vealwaysknownthatourbigbrainsandthumbssetusapart(分开),buttheydidn’tdevelopseparately,JoannaBakerfromtheteamtoldtheBBC.Thestudyalsoshowedthatlongerthumbsarenotconnectedtothepartthatcontrolsmovement,aspeopleoftenthink.Itisactuallyconnectedwiththepartofthebrainthatdealswiththinkingandfeeling.Butthestudydoesn’tprove(证明)thatthumblengthshowswhetherananimalusestools.TheGuardianpointedoutthatthelink(连接)betweenthumblengthandbrainsizeisthesameforallprimates,toolusersornot.51.AUKstudyfoundthatprimateswithlongerthumbsarelikelyto________.52.ScientistsfromtheUniversityofReadingstudied________primatekindstoresearchbrainsizeandthumblength.53.JoannaBakersaidourbigbrainsandthumbsdidn’t________.54.Longerthumbsareconnectedwiththepartofthebrainthatdealswith________.55.Thestudydoesn’tprovethatthumblengthcantellifananimal________.七、短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，使短文意思完整。每空限填一词。Whenyoufeelill,youmightimmediatelythinktheproblemiswithyourbody—maybeacold,astomachache,ortiredmuscles(肌肉).Butthat’snotalwayst56.Sometimestherealcauseissomethingelse,andanoldChinesestorycalledQiFa(《七发》)canhelpyouthinkmoreaboutthis.DuringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod,theprince(王子)ofChuoftenfeltweakandunwell.Hehadnoenergytodoanything,evens57thingslikewalkinginthegarden.Hisfamilyinvitedmanydoctors,whogavehimallkindsofmedicine,butnothingw58.ThenawisemannamedWuKeheardabouthistroubleandwenttovisit.Aftertalking,WuKesaid,“Yourbodyish59.Therealproblemisinyourmind(思想)andlifestyle.”Heexplainedmedicinecouldn’tsolvetheproblem—onlygood,life—changingsuggestionswouldhelp.WuKepointedouttheprince’sbadhabits:helivedaverycomforta