2025~2026学年湖南省长沙市湘郡培粹实验中学九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年湖南省长沙市湘郡培粹实验中学九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷一、阅读理解

→:HealthyLifestylesfortheNextGeneration(一代人).2025isagreatyearforsportslovers!Therearemanyfunevents,likebasketballtraining,robotgames,andtraditionalChinesesports.Whetheryoulikeswimming,technology,oradventures(冒险),there’ssomethingforeveryone.Let’slearnmoreabouttheseexcitingeventsinChina!

ChengduWorldGames:August7~17,2025.Chengdu.:35non-Olympicsportslikeflyingdisc(飞盘).:4,000+playersfrom100+countries.ShanghaiYouthSportsWeek:June10~17,2025.ShanghaiStadium.:Freetrainingcoursesforteenagersinbasketballandswimming.

DesertAdventureChallenge:October10~18,2025.GobiDesert,Ningxia.:Sandboarding,camel(骆驼)racing,wildlifeskillscompetitions.:1,200adventurersfrom50countries.1.HowlongdidtheShanghaiYouthSportsWeeklast?

A．8days.B．9days.C．11days.2.Whicheventincludesnon-Olympicsports?

A．ShanghaiYouthSportsWeek.B．ChengduWorldGames.C．DesertAdventureChallenge.3.WhatcanpeopledointheDesertAdventureChallenge?

A．Experienceflyingdisc.B．Takefreebasketballtraining.C．Trysandboardingandcamelracing.MybrotherLeousedtobequiteapicky(挑剔的)eater.Heonlylikedchickenandalwaysrefusedtotrynewthings.Iwantedtochangethis,andthemovieYesDaycametomymind.LastDecember,aswepreparedforaski(滑雪)triptoSeattle,LeoandImadeadeal.We’dsayyestoeverything,includingnewfoodsandexperiencesduringourtrip.Westartedsayingyesbeforeweevengotontheplane.Atarestaurant,ItriedmeatballswhileLeohadnoodles.Bothofthemwerenewfoodsforus.Weboththoughtournewfoodswere“notbad”.Onthefirstday,afterwearrivedatourhotel,ItookLeotomeetasnowboardingteacher.IaskedLeotolearnsnowboardingandhedidn’tsayno.Whilehewasinhislesson,Iskiedalone.Thenextday,Leokepthiswordandfacedhisfearofheightstolearnhowtorideachairlift.Afterthat,Ichallengedmyselftotryrockclimbing.Iclimbeduptherockwallveryslowlybecauseitwasverysteep(陡峭的)forme.Myexperienceofrockclimbingwasnotperfect,butIfeltfulfilledfortryingsomethingnew.Laterthatafternoon,Leowantedtogointotheoutdoorhottub(浴池).Itwas-6℃outside.WhenIwasthinkingaboutnotgoingoutside,Leoremindedmeofourpromise.Theweatheroutsidewascoldandwet.Butthehottub’swarmwaterwassurprisinglycomfortable.Wehadsomuchfunsayingyestoeverythingthatwetried.Pushingourselvesoutofourcomfortzone(舒适区)hashelpedusenrichourlives,evenifwesometimesendupcoldandwet.4.Whydidthewritermakea“YesDay”dealwithLeo?

A．BecauseLeowasn’tgoodatskiing.B．BecausethewriterwantedtochangeLeo.C．BecausethewriterlikedthemovieYesDay.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fulfilled”inParagraph4mean?

A．Satisfied.B．Lonely.C．Afraid.6.WhatdoweknowaboutthewriterandLeoduringthetrip?

A．Theytriedrockclimbingbutfailedatlast.B．Theyspentmosttimesnowboardingtogether.C．Theychallengedthemselvestotrysomethingnew.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．ASkiTripFullofFunB．FindingYourComfortZoneC．SayingYestoNewExperiencesHaveyouseencamerasinmallsoronthestreets?They’retheretohelpkeepussafe.However,iftherearetoomanycamerasorifthey’resetupwithoutpermission(允许),theycanbebadforourprivacy(隐私).OnApril1,2025,Chinaintroducednewrulestobetterusethesecameras.Therulesmakeitclearwhocaninstall(安装)themandwheretheycanbeplaced.Accordingtotherules,onlyrelevant(相关的)governmentdepartmentsandmanagementunitscansetuppubliccameras.Therulesdon’tallowcamerasinplaceslikehotelroomsandchangingrooms.Socanwestillinstallacameraatourfrontdoor?Theanswerisyes.ProfessorLiuWeijunfromthePeople’sPublicSecurityUniversityofChinatoldCCTVthattheareainfrontofyourhouseisn’tpublic,soyoucanuseitforsafety.However,itshouldn’tinfluenceothers’privacyorsafety.Thenewrulesalsoexplainhowpeoplecanusethevideos.Theyareonlyforlegal(合法的)reasons,likesolvingcrimesandemergencyresponse(应急救援).Forexample,ifachildgoesmissing,thefamilycanwatchthevideoaftergettingpermission,ProfessorCheHaofromPekingUniversitytoldPeople’sDaily.Therulesalsoexplainhowtocheckcamerauseinourdailylivestoprotectprivacy.Camerasinpublicareasmusthaveclearsigns.Ifyouseeacamerawithoutasign,youcanreportittothepolice.8.WhendidChinaintroducethenewrulesforcamerause?

A．OnApril1,2024．B．OnApril1,2025．C．OnMarch1,2025．9.Accordingtothenewrules,publiccamerascanbein______.

A．hotelroomsB．shoppingmallsC．privatebedrooms10.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph4?

A．Usingcameravideosforsolvingcrimesislegal.B．Videosfromcamerascanbeusedforanything.C．Emergencyresponsedoesn’tneedcameravideos.11.Whatdoesthewriteradviseustodointhelastparagraph?

A．Reportthecamerasinpublicplacestothepolice.B．Paynoattentiontocameraswithnosignsinpublicareas.C．Callthepolicewhenfindingcameraswithnosignsinpublicareas.阅读下面短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。每个选项仅使用一次。（有一个多余选项）Chinahascarriedoutathree-yearplancalled“WeightManagementYear”.Infact,manypeoplefightwithobesity(肥胖).Itmaycauseserioushealthproblems.Soweightmanagementisimportantforus.CaoLiang,a13-year-oldboy,usedtoenjoyfastfoodandvideogames.Lastyear,hisdoctorwarnedhimoftheproblemofbeingoverweight.Thismadehimmakeuphismindtochange.12Step1:Track(跟踪)WiselyCaodidn’tblindlyfollowonlineeatingadvice.13HisdoctortoldhimBMI(体重指数)isn’tperfect,butitisstillahelpfultool.Step2:MoveNaturallyCaodidn’tgotoagym(健身房).14Soon,hefoundasportheloved—swimming.Thankstoit,henolongerspentmuchtimesittinginfrontofthecomputertoplayvideogames.Makingthesportfunisthekey.Step3:EatSmartlyCaostillenjoyedsnacksbutfollowedthe“80-20rule”:80%healthyfoodlikevegetablesand20%funfood.Hebegantodrinkwaterinsteadofdrinks.15Moreimportantly,hefeltstronger.Hisstoryshowsweightmanagementisaboutkeepinggoodhabits.Let’sjoinhimtogethertomakeourselvesstronger!

A．Thefollowingiswhathedid.B．Weshouldpaymoreattentiontoourlooks.C．Hestartedwithsmallactionslikewalkinghisdog.D．Aftersixmonthsofkeepinghisnewlifestyle,Caolost8kg.E．Instead,helearnedtocheckhisBMIbyusingsmarthealthapps.二、完形填空阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Arialookedsad.“What’swrong,Aria?”askedZara,herbestfriend.“Thiswasthe______weekever!Everythingwasterrible!”“What’sthematter?”Zarasaid.Ariastartedtotell,“OnMonday,Ibrokemynewlaces(鞋带).OnTuesday,I______mybike.OnWednesday,Imademyfavoriteshirtdirty.OnThursday,Ibroughtmynew______toschool,butMaxhadthesameone.”Zaralookedsurprised.“YoubrokeyourlacesonMonday,butyougotnewshoes.YoufelloffyourbikeonTuesdaybecauseyoutriedtoridewithnohands.Andyou______!YoudroppedicecreamonyourshirtonWednesday,butyoucould______it.OnThursday,youandMaxwereplaying______withyourcarsallthebreak.Eventhebigkidswatched.”Thatnight,Ariaaskedhermom,“Mom,Ionlyrememberthebadthings.Ithinkthere’ssomething______withme.”Momgaveherahug.“Isometimesfeelthatway,too,”hermom______,“Along,longtimeago,peopleneededtowatchoutforscarythings.Iftheydidn’tnoticeatiger,theycouldbeindanger.Butifthey______thegoodthings,likeabeautifulsunset(日落),theywouldstillbeokay.Soourbrainslearnedtopayattentiontothebadthingstohelpuskeep______.Butifwefeelsadandcan’tgetoutofit,wecanchangeourmindstoletgoofthebadandseemoreofthegood.”16.A．bestB．nicestC．worst17.A．felloffB．pickedupC．lookedfor18.A．bikeB．carC．plane19.A．leftB．failedC．succeeded20.A．cleanB．sellC．fix21.A．quietlyB．excitedlyC．brightly22.A．goodB．badC．wrong23.A．explainedB．refusedC．shouted24.A．learnedB．missedC．lost25.A．happyB．safeC．sad三、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Thesedays,theJiangsuFootballCityLeague(苏超)hasbecomeverypopular.Thereareinterestingslogans(口号)andoneof26(funny)ofallis“Matchcomesfirst,friendshipfourteenth”.Thesloganshowsthefriendly27competitivespiritamongJiangsu’s13citiesinahumorousway.Theleague’ssayingis“FightforCityHonor(荣誉)”.Manypeoplecome28(cheer)fortheirhometownteams.OrganizedbytheJiangsuProvincialAdministrationofSportandthegovernmentsofthe13cities,theleaguewantseveryonetoenjoythefunandbe29(pride)oftheircity.Thefirstmatch30(start)onMay10,andthefinalwillfallonNovember2.Playersinclude85universitystudents,69highschoolandvocationalschoolstudents,29professionalplayersand337non-professionalplayerswithdifferent31(job).Tomakemorepeoplejoinandwatch,matchesare32(usual)heldonweekends,withoneroundeveryweek.SomematcheswillbeplayedonTV,andsomewillstreamlive(直播)online.ReporterWuYuyangsaystheleagueisspecial.Itconnectssoccer33cityprideandlocallife.Playersarepeoplearoundyou.Everyonefeelsliketheybelong.“Thisisnotonlyaboutbeing34best,”Wusays,“butaboutmakingsoccerpartofeverydaylife.Everycitynowhas35(it)ownsoccerstory.Joinmetowatchtheexcitingmatches”四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。Fiveyearsago,mymothergavebirthtoabrotherformewhenIwas8.Ihavelearnedalotfromgettingalongwithhim.Afterhewasborn,Ialmostbecameababysitter(临时保姆).Ihadtotakecareofhimafterschool.Iwouldmakefacesorsingtohimwhenhewascrying.SometimesIevencarriedhimeverywhereinouryardwhilemyparentswerebusy.WhatIlikedtodobestwastofeedhimwhenIwaslookingafterhim.Howcutehewaswhenhetastedhisfavoritefood.Myparentsoftenpraised(表扬)mehappily,“Asanelderbrother,you’vemadecontributions(贡献)tolookingafteryouryoungerbrother.”Ihavegothappinessfromsharing.WhenIwasyoung,Iwastheonlychildinmyfamily.IcouldgetwhatIwantedfrommyparentsandgetmyparents’wholelove.Iwasa“LittleEmperor”.Butnow,aslongasIgetsomethinggood,Iwillshareitwithmyyoungerbrother.Irememberedtheyearwhenhewasthree,hewasinterestedinLEGO(乐高)toys.Iboughtonesetforhimwithmyluckymoneyasabirthdaygift.Whenhegotthetoys,hewassohappythathehuggedmeandsaid,“Brother,Iloveyou!”Spendingtheseyearstogetherwithmybrotherhastaughtmewhatresponsibility(责任)means.NotonlyshouldIlookaftermyself,butalsoIshouldpayattentiontomyfamilyandmyfriends.36.Howoldwasthewriterwhenhehadabrother?_______________________________________________________________37.Whydidthewriter’sparentsoftenpraisehim?_______________________________________________________________38.Howdidthewriterfeelwhensharingwithhisbrother