2025~2026学年福建省漳州市诏安县九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年福建省漳州市诏安县九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A．B．C．2.

A．B．C．3.

A．B．C．4.

A．B．C．5.

A．B．C．6.WhereisHelennow?

A．InEngland.B．InAfrica.C．InChina.7.What’swrongwithBen?

A．Hegoesblind.B．Hehashearingloss.C．Hehasaheadache.8.Whatdidtheboygivetheoldman?

A．Cans.B．Bottles.C．Boxes.9.Howoldisthewomannow?

A．18.B．20.C．25.听对话,回答下列小题。10.Whenistheschooltrip?

A．OnWednesday.B．OnThursday.C．OnFriday.11.Whichplacewilltheboyvisit?

A．Afactory.B．Alibrary.C．Azoo.听对话,回答下列小题。12.WhatwasGrandma’shobby?

A．Singing.B．Reading.C．Cooking.13.What’stherelationship(关系)betweenthetwospeakers?

A．Grandmaandhersister.B．Grandmaandhermom.C．Grandmaandhergrandson.听对话,回答下列小题。14.Howdoestheboylikethenews?

A．It’sboring.B．It’sexciting.C．It’sbad.15.Whataretheygoingtodonext?

A．Checkonline.B．Joinaclub.C．Cleanthewater.二、听力填空根据你所听到的短文内容，完成下面表格，每空填一词。(短文读三遍)

A16activityWhenTheygottotheparkat17o’clockinthemorning.WhatLiLei18ashortfilmaboutpollution.ZhangHuastoppedsomeonefrompickingtheflowers.Linglingpickedupsomewaste19.AdviceIthink20shoulddoeverythinghecan.三、单项选择21.—Lily,haveyoufoundyourticket?—Not________!

A．alreadyB．yetC．never22.—Whatanicehouse!—I________itforseveralyears.

A．haveboughtB．willbuyC．havehad23.—Bytheway,whereisMichael?—He________thelibrarywithhisclassmates.

A．hasgonetoB．hasbeentoC．hasbeen24.Tomwasso________afterplayingbasketballfortwohoursonsuchahotday.Hecouldn’twaittohavesomewater.

A．hungryB．thirstyC．tired25.—It’s________eleveno’clock.Youshouldsleepnow.—Yes,Mum.Iwillgotobedatonce.

A．hardlyB．directlyC．nearly26.Therewasarainstormyesterday.Theflood________theoldbridgeoverthesmallriver.

A．washedawayB．wentawayC．blewaway27.—Wherewouldyouliketogoforyourholiday?—I’dliketogo________withmyfamily.

A．somewherebeautifulB．anywherebeautifulC．beautifulsomewhere28.ThankstoProjectHope,________childrencanhaveabetterfuture.

A．twomillionsofB．millionsofC．twomillions29.Mr.Blackwrotethreenovels,but________ofthemweremadeintofilms.

A．allB．noneC．neither30.—DoyouwatchTVatnight?—No,mymotheralwayspreventsmefrom________TVonweekdays.

A．watchesB．watchC．watching31.Electriccarsarebecomingmorepopularnowadays.Wehopetherewillbeless________inthefuture.

A．populationB．pollutionC．production32.Youshouldn’tloseheart._________,youareyoungandhavemanyopportunities.

A．AfterallB．AsamatteroffactC．Onpurpose33.Don’tgiveup,________youwillneversucceed.

A．andB．butC．or34.________Ihearthatsong,Ithinkofyou.

A．WhateverB．WhoeverC．Whenever35.—Whatdidyourmothersayonthephone?—Sheasked________.

A．whenIwouldcomebackB．whendidyoucomebackC．whenwillIcomeback四、完形填空阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。Youmayreceivelotsofgiftsonyourbirthday.Haveyoueverthoughtabout________yourbirthdaygiftstopeopleinneed?KyleBreeden,a12-year-oldboyfromMaryland,USA,hasdonethateversincehewassixyearsold.OnNovember19theveryyear,Kyleinviteshisfriendstohisbirthdaycelebration.Heaskseachfriendtobringanew________todonate(捐献)toToysforTots.ToysforTotsisa________whichgivesouttoystochildrenwhoseparentscannotusuallybuythemtoys.Kylehasdonatedmorethan2,000toystotheproject.Andheplansto________collectingtoysforotherkidsforyearstocome.WhenKylewasfive,heaskedhisparents________hecouldhelpothers.Kyle’sparentswereexcitedtohearthatandtheyhelped________getintouchwithToysforTots.Fromthenon,hehaslookedforwardtohisbirthday,butonlytogettoys.Thenhe________thetoysandgoestotheToysforTotscelebrationstodonatethem.JohnMinadakis,whohostedaToysforTotscelebrationsaidhehadneverseensomeonegivesomuchatsucha(an)________age.Hebelievedtheability(能力)toputothersbeforehimselfcouldtaketheboy________inlife.Kylefeelsgoodwhenhehelpsothers.Hehopesthatthroughhisexample,otherkidswillbeinspired(被鼓舞)togiveback.“Manypeoplearoundmyagedon’thavetoysto________.Iwanttodosomething,”Kylesaid.“Eventhesmallesttoycanbringjoytoakid.”36.A．givingB．showingC．leading37.A．walletB．toyC．sweater38.A．communityB．societyC．project39.A．stopB．continueC．reduce40.A．howB．whereC．why41.A．herB．himC．them42.A．collectsB．producesC．buys43.A．properB．oldC．young44.A．downB．awayC．far45.A．playwithB．handinC．carefor五、阅读理解

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CallDiana543-61646.Marsha’sHousemaybea________.

A．SupermarketB．hotelC．barD．cinema47.Ifyouwanttobuyapples,youshouldgoto________.

A．Marsha’sHouseB．CountryLifeMarketC．WawaVillageD．NextWaveMusicStore48.ArnoldSwensonmaybea(n)________.

A．musicianB．engineerC．filmstarD．doctor49.IfyouwanttogetapresentfromNextWaveMusicStore,youshould________

A．gettherebefore7:00a.m.B．buyhisfirstCDC．call543-616D．notgettherelaterthan50peopleonSaturday50.Thefourpassagesmaycomefrom________.

A．anovelB．asciencebookC．anewspaperD．astorybookAsweallknow,thereisveryshortofwaterinlotsofareasinAfrica.However,thereisamagicaltreewhichcanhelptosolvethewaterproblem.Itiscalledthe“sacred(神圣的)treeofAfrica”—baobabtree(猴面包树).Abaobabtreeishugelikeanupside-downcarrot.Itcangrowsolargethatitneedsmorethan40peopleholdinghandstocircleit.Actually,mostbaobabtreesarenotverytall,onlyabouttenmeters.Abaobabtreeisvaluable.ItissaidthatifeveryoneinAfricahada10-meter-tallbaobabtree,itwouldsolvemorethan50%oftheirfoodproblems.InhotAfrica,wateristhemostneeded.Whentherainyseasoncomes,thebaobabtreestartstoholdwaterinitsbody.Thebaobabtreeissaidtobethemostwater-holdingtree.Itcanholdthousandsofkilogramsofwaterinitsbody.Localpeopleusuallycutaholeinthetreewithaknifeandgetcleanwaterfromit.Thebaobabtreeleavesareabitlikespinach(菠菜)leaves.TruetoitsChinesename,thefruitofthebaobabtreetasteslikebread.Butit’snotlikebreadwithcream.Ittastesdry.Localpeopleseldomgetstomachproblemsbecauseofeatingit.Baobabtreesarenotonlyusefulforhumans,butforanimalsinnature!Theirfruitcanbegoodfoodformonkeys,lizardsandotherAfricananimals.Theirleavescanalsobeeatentogetenoughwater.51.Whatdoesabaobabtreelooklike?

A．Acarrot.B．Apieceofbread.C．Aspinachleaf.D．Amonkey.52.WhatifeveryoneinAfricahada10-meter-tallBaobabtree?

A．Theywon’tgohungryanymore.B．Itcouldsolveoverhalfofthefoodproblems.C．Theycouldgetenoughcarrotsfromthetreestoeat.D．Itwouldsolvetheproblemofwatershortagecompletely.53.WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A．HowserioustheproblemsareinAfrica.B．Howusefulthebaobabtreesare.C．Howtogetwaterfromthebaobabtree.D．Whatthefruitofbaobabtreestasteslike.54.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．BaobabTreesinAsiaB．AMagicTreeinDangerC．TheSacredTreeofAfricaD．TheHugestTreeintheWorld55.Wherearewemostlikelytoreadthisarticle?

A．Inatravelguide.B．Inasciencemagazine.C．Inashortnovel.D．Inafashionmagazine.OnAugust16,2025,PangZhongwang,adoctoralstudentfromTsinghuaUniversity,wasnameda“TouchingChina”2024Awardee.Hisstory—fromayoungmanwhobeatgreathardshipstoaninspiringpersonhaswarmedandencouragedmanypeople.Pangwasbornintoapoorfamilyandfacedbigdifficulties.Hisfatherhasamentalillness,andhismotherwasbornwithadiseaseandhadherlegscutoff.Panghimselfhadaheartproblemfrombirth.Tohelphisfamily,hewenttomanyhousestoborrowmoneyforhismother’streatmentandpickedupoldthingstopaythefamily’sdebts.Buthestayedhappyandbelieved,“Knowledgechangeslife.”Sowhenatschool,Pangstudiedveryhard.Healwaysbecameoneofthetopstudentsinhisclass.In2017,Panggotanamazingscoreof684pointsandwassuccessfulinbeingacceptedintoTsinghuaUniversity.AttheUniversity,hechosetolearnengineering.Hecontinuedtoworkhardandstudiedhardasalways.HedidverywellinhisstudiesandlaterbecameaPhDstudent.Hetookpartinimportantresearchprojectsandeveninventednewtechnologies.Now,hehasthreenationalpatents(专利)forhisinventions,andhisworkhelpsalotinareaslikeenvironmentalmonitoringanddisasterwarningsystems.Pangneverforgotwherehecamefrom.Afterhesucceeded,heusedhissuccesstohelpothers.Hedonatedmoneytohelppoorchildrengotoschool,andhealsosupportedhealthfundsforkidswhohaveheartdiseases.Besides,hebecameatourismambassador(大使)forhishometownbecausehewantedtohelppromotethelocalcultureandeconomy(经济).Astheawardspeechsays:“Youleavehardshipsbehind,facelifewithasmile,andmoveforwardwithstrength.”Pang’slifetellsusthatifwearestrongandhavehope,wecanallliveuptoexpectationsandcreateourownfuture.56.WhydidPanggotomanyhousestoborrowmoney?

A．Topayforhisownschoolfees.B．Tobuyoldthingsforhisfamily.C．Togetmoneyforhismother’streatment.D．Tosupportthepoorchildreninhisvillage.57.WhydidPangbecomeatourismambassadorforhishometown?

A．Tomakemoremoneyforhimself.B．Tofollowhismother’slastwish.C．Tofinishhisresearchwork.D．Tohelpspreadthelocalcultureanddevelopthelocaleconomy.58.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisright?

A．Pangwasnameda“TouchingChina”2024Awardeein2024.B．PangstudiedenvironmentalscienceatTsinghuaUniversity.C．Panghastwopatentsforhisinventions.D．TheawardspeechshowsPangisabraveandoptimisticperson.59.WhatcanwelearnfromPang’sstory?

A．Poorfamilybackgroundwillstoppeoplefromsucceeding.B．Onlysmartpeoplecanachievegreatthings.C．Withstrengthandhope,peoplecanovercomedifficultiesandsucceed.D．It’simpossibleforpeoplewithhealthproblemstomakeachievements.60.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．HowPangpreparedfortheexamination.B．ThelifestoryandachievementsofPang.C．ThedifficultiesPangfacedinhischildhood.D．TheresearchprojectsPangjoinedatTsinghuaUniversity.Don’tyouthinkthatwehavelostenough?Wehavelostmostofoutnaturalresources(自然资源),andnowwearegoingtoloseanimals!Naturalcompetitionhappenswhenspecies(物种)competeforfoodandlivingplaces.Anexampleofananimalspeciesaffectedbythisisthedinosaur(恐龙).Wehavecausedanimalstobeindangertoo.Thepollutionthatwecreatedestroysmanyanimals’livingplacesliketheseaturtle.Overhunting(过度捕猎)isalsoahugethreat(威胁).Whenpeopleoverhunt,theycatchtoomanyofananimalspecies,soeithernotmanyanimalsareleft,ornoanimalsareleftatall.ExamplesofsomeoverhuntedanimalsaretheBalitiger.Cuttingdowntreesisalsoverydangerousforanimals.Itleavesthemwithnoplacetolive,suchasmanyspeciesintheAmazonRainforest.ManyorganizationssuchasWWF(WorldWildlifeFund)aredoingsomethingtoprotectanimalsandtheenvironment.Theytrytoprotectthelivingplacesofmanyendangeredanimals.Theydostudiesonthespeciesandtheyeducatepeople.Zoosalsohelp.Theyletmanyendangeredspeciesliveinahealthyandsafeenvironment.Sometimeszoosmightevenletanendangeredanimalgobackintothewildtotrytoraisepopulationnumbersagain.Notonlythebigorganizationsbutalsoyoucanhelp.Youcangiveawaymoneyoryoucanvolunteer,oryoucandothesimplestthingofall-CAREFORTHEENVIRONMENT!61.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inParagraph2referto?

A．Thepollution.B．Naturalcompetition.C．Thewasteoffood.D．Thelesslivingspace.62.WhatmadetheBalitigerbeindanger?

A．Havingnoenoughlivingplaces.B．Thepollution.C．People’soverhunting.D．Thebadweather.63.Whatdomanyorganizationsdoforendangeredanimalsaccordingtothepassage?①Theytrytoprotecttheplaceswheretheanimalslive.②Theydosomestudiesontheanimals.③Theystoppeoplefromeatingmeat.④Theymakepeopleknowtheproblem.

A．①③④B．①②④C．①②③D．②③④64.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．65.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．HowPeopleInfluenceAnimalsB．SomeAnimalsHaveNoLivingSpaceC．WeShouldProtectEndangeredAnimalsD．WhatSomeOrganizationsDoforAnimals阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的五个选项中选出能填入短文空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺、连贯，意思完整。Everytimeyougoonlineyouleaveadigitalfootprint(数字足迹).66Ittellswhereyou’vebeen,howlongyou’vestayedonlineandwhatyou’vedonethere.It’seasytogettheinformationandshowyourdigitalfootprinteverytimeyousendemails,messagesandphotos.67Therearefivetipsfortakingcareofyourdigitalfootprint.Don’tforgettoclosethepageswithyourinformationwhenyouleaveawebsite,especiallyifyouareusingasharedcomputer.Don’ttellanyoneyourpassword(密码)anddon’twriteitdowninaplacethateverybodycansee.68Tellanadultifyoumeetanythingonlinethatmakesyouupsetorworried.69Thisisawaythatyourdigitalfootprintcanworkinyourfavor,butremembertoclearyourhistoryoften.Ifyouwanttoshareyourideasonline,youdon’thavetouseyourownname.Youcanuseanicknameinstead.Youcanalsouseapictureinsteadofarealphoto.70Becarefulaboutwhomyoushareyourowninformationwithandalwaysthinktwicebeforesharingdetailslikeemail,homeaddress,schoolorphonenumberwithsomeone.

A．Thisisjustlikearealfootprint.B．Protectyourpersonalinformationonline.C．Makethemmorecomplexbyusingletters,symbolsandnumbers.D．Rememberyourfavoritewebsitesbyusingthebookmarksonyourcomputeroryourmobilephone.E．Youshouldn’tworryaboutittoomuch,butitisbettertobecarefulaboutyourdigitalfootprintwhenyouareonline.六、情景运用71.A:Thankyou!B:____________________________.72.A:________________?B:IhavebeentoMountTaimu.73.A:Idon’tlikegoingtoashoppingcenter.B:________.Inevergotoashoppingcenter.74.朋友问你“Wouldyouliketobeagreenerperson?”，你可以这样应答：_____________________________________________________________________.75.A:________________?B:Myfavoritesubjectisart.根据每小题所提供的图画情景和提示词，写出一个与图画情景相符的句子。76.since2010__________________________________________________77.not,grass__________________________________________________78.there,read__________________________________________________79.harm,health__________________________________________________80.necessary,do__________________________________________________七、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据语境或所给单词的提示，在每个空格内填入一个恰当的词，要求所填的词意义准确、形式正确，使短文意思完整、行文连贯。Doyoulikereading?Wheredoyou81(usual)read?Youmayreadinyourstudy,inabookstoreorinthecitylibrary.Buthaveyoueverreadintheforest?InFebruary,thefirstforestlibraryinShanghaiopenedtothepublic,givingreadersthechancetorelaxandreadina82(nature)environment.Thelibraryisintheopenair,covering83areaof20,546m2.Althoughitisaforestlibrary,itnotonlyoffersaquietenvironmenttoread,butalsoprovidescomfortablespace84peopletorelax,exerciseandchat.Thelibraryhasbeenwarmly