2025-2026学年辽宁省鞍山二中九年级（下）开学英语试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年辽宁省鞍山二中九年级（下）开学英语试卷一、阅读五选四：本大题共4小题，共8分。Thehashtag（话题标签）"laoji，seeyoutomorrow"hasbeensweepingacrossChinesesocialmedialately.Itbasicallymeans"loveyourself"—awarmandfunnywayoftalkingtoyourself.（1）______Talktoyourselflikeabestfriend.

Trytoturn"WhyamIsosilly？"into"Itriedmybest，andI'lldobetternexttime."Writedownsomepositivesentencesforyourselfbeforebed，like"I'ateontimetoday!"or"Istayedcalmandavoidedarguments."（2）______Slowly，you'llstarttoseeyourselfinakinderlight.

Builda"mentalchargingstation（心灵充电站）"

Saynotofake（假的）rest.Realrestisn'tstayinguplategluedtoyourphone—it'sdoingthingsthatrefillyourenergy.Createyourown"charginglist"：maybetakeawarmbath，goforawalkorlistentomusic.（3）______

Protectyourmentalenergy

Lovingyourselfisn'tjustaboutdoingmorethings.（4）______Drawclearlineswithstressfulrelationships，tiringworkpatternsorsituationsthatmakeyoudoubtyourself.

Avoidchasing（追逐）perfection

Waitingtobeperfectoftenmeansneverstarting.Manypeopleputthingsoffbecausethey'reafraidofmakingmistakes.

Butdoingsomethingimperfectisbetterthandoingnothingatall.Thefirststepmattersmost.

Focusonourtrueneedsinsteadofblindlyfollowingthepaceoftheworldaroundus.Lovelaojimoreinthecomingyear.

A.It'salsoaboutspendingmoretimeonyourhobbies.

B.Thesesmallactscanbringbigjoytoyourdailylife.

C.Thesesimplewordscanhelpyoubenicertoyourself.

D.Herearesomeeasywaystopracticeself-loveindailylife.

E.It'salsoabouthavingthecouragetosayno.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。请通读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每小题所给出的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

Travelblindboxeshavebecomeahottopicamongyoungpeopleinrecentyears.Lastsummer，myfriendLilyboughtatravelblindbox.Shehadbeenlookingforwardtoatripforages.Soshewasreally(5)whentheboxarrived.Intheboxshefoundaplaneticket(6)Qingdao，abeautifulcityontheeastcoastofChina.Lily(7)topackhertravelingbagrightaway.She(8)lightclothes，apairofsunglassesandacamera.Thenextdayshesetofffortheairportwithoutbreakfast.

WhenLilyarrivedinQingdao，shewas(9)bythefreshseaairandgoldenbeaches.Theblindboxalsoincludedabigmealatalocalseafoodrestaurant.Sheorderedgrilledsquid（烤鱿鱼），whichtastedso(10)thatsheatemuchmorethanshehadexpected.

Inthefollowingdays，Lilyexploredoldstreetsandmuseums.Sheevenmadefriendswithagroupoftravelers.TheyalsocametoQingdao(11)travelblindboxes."IfIhadplannedthetrip，Imighthavechosenafamiliarplace."Lilysaid."Buttheblindboxpushedmetostepoutofmy(12)life."

However，travelblindboxeshavesome(13).Somepeopledisliketheirplacesofarrivalorfindtheservicesdisappointing.Soit'simportanttoreadthedetailsaboutthetravelblindboxescarefullybeforebuyingone.

Inshort，travelblindboxesencouragepeopletoacceptuncertaintyandcreateunforgettable(14).Itmightjustbetheperfectchoiceforyournextadventure.5.A.worried B.excited C.relaxed D.bored6.A.to B.in C.for D.of7.A.hated B.remembered C.failed D.hurried8.A.putout B.putoff C.putin D.putup9.A.recorded B.compared C.surprised D.covered10.A.strange B.delicious C.burnt D.hot11.A.becauseof B.nextto C.insteadof D.asfor12.A.famous B.comfortable C.curious D.valuable13.A.advantages B.excuses C.standards D.problems14.A.memories B.courses C.competitions D.experiments三、阅读理解：本大题共16小题，共32分。A

CityYouthPhotographyContest

Doyoulikephotography？Don'tmissthe2026CityYouthPhotographyContest!Thecontestisheldbytheculturalcentertocelebratethe100thbirthdayofthecityandinviteallofyoutoshowyourloveforthecity.

Rules：

1AgeGroup：Youngphotographersaged12-18.

2Theme："MyBeautifulHometown"

Youcantakephotosofoldstreets，modernbuildings，localfood，orpeople'sdailylifethatshowthebeautyofthecity.

3Details：

1-2photosperperson.

A30-worddescriptionofeachphotoisneeded，alongwithyournameandage.

4Others：

AllthephotosaresupposedtobesentbeforeJune30th.

Youcanhandinphotostotheculturalcenterorsendthem-to-cityphoto@163.com.

Prizesforwinners：

Thetop：10winnerswillgetachance'tojoinafreephotographycampinsummer，50excellentphotoswillbeonshowatthecitylibraryfromJuly15thtoAugust5th.15.Whocanjointhe2026CityYouthPhotographyContest？______A.Childrenaged10-12. B.Alllocalpeople.

C.Professionalphotographers. D.Youngphotographersaged12-18.16.Whichofthefollowing1sTRUEaccordingtothepassage？______A.Everyonecanhandin3photosforthecontest.

B.Youneedtowritea30-worddescriptionforeachphoto.

C.Allwinnerscangetafreesummerphotographycamp.

D.Youcanonlysendphotosbyemail.17.Whencanthephotosbehandedin？______A.OnSeptember15th. B.OnJuly15th.

C.OnJune25th. D.OnAugust5th.18.Whereisthispassageprobablyfrom？______A.Alocalnewspaper. B.Astorybookforkids.

C.Ahistorytextbook. D.Acookingmagazine.BLihan，aGrade9student，lovedHanfuverymuch.Onweekends，sheoftenworeHanfutotakephotosinthepark，edited（编辑）themalittleandsharedthephotosintheWeChat.Forher，thesephotosservedasaperfectwaytosharethebeautifulHanfuculture，whichmadehersoproud.Butsoon，someunfriendlymessagesappearedinthegroup：

"Lookingsostrange-areyoutryingtogetattention？"

"Didyoueditthistoomuch？Youcan'tlookthisgoodinreallife!"

Thesemeanmessagesmademoreclassmatesjoinin.Someevencutherphotos，addedfunnystickers，andsentthemaround.Seeingthis，Lihanfeltsadandangry.Shedeletedallhersharedphotosatonceanddidn'tdaretopostanythingelse.

DeskmateChenXingyunoticedthechange.Lihanusedtobehappyandtalkative，butnowshesatalonewithheaddownduringbreaks.SohesentLihanaprivatemessage："Don'tworryaboutthoseuglywords.▲"Thenhepostedhisownsillyphoto-pajamas（睡衣）andmessyhair，adding："Mydailylife，notperfect，butIlikeit.Everyonecanshowthemselves.Whyhurtotherswithmeanwords？"

Toeveryone'ssurprise，somequietclassmatesalsospokeup.Onepostedastrange-lookingcomicwhileanothersharedhistoycollectionandsaid："Iusedtobeafraidofbeingcalledchildish，butnowIknowlikingsomethingisokay."

Slowly，thegroupwasfilledwithrealshares—dancepracticevideos，unfinishedhandcraftsandmore.Seeingthese，Lihanfeltbraveagain.ShepostedanewHanfuphoto—thistimetakenontheschoolplayground，withnomuchediting.

"ThisHanfu'scolorissopretty!"

"CanyouteachmehowtomatchHanfunexttime？"

Lihanlookedatthescreenandsmiledhappily.Standuptounkindbehavior-onlineandinreallife.Bebravetobewhoyouare.19.WhydidLihandeleteallhersharedphotos？______A.Shewasaskedtosharesomethingelse.

B.ShewantedtopostanewHanfuphoto.

C.Shethoughtherphotoswerenotclearenough.

D.Shereceivedunfriendlymessagesandwashurt.20.Whichsentencecanbefilledin▲？______A.Whynotlearntoeditphotos？

B.Don'tsharepersonallifeonlineagain.

C.YourHanfuphotosarereallynice.

D.Justbeniceandrespectpeople'shobbies.21.HowdidLihan'sfeelingschangeinthestory？______A. B.

C. D.22.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage？______A.BeBravetoBeYourself B.ASchoolHanfuShow

C.WaystoEditPhotosOnline D.ChangeYourselftoFitInCInNovember2025，astronautswhowereworkingonChina'sTiangongSpaceStationdidsomethingnew.：Theycookedchickenwings.Thiswasnotjustheatingpre-mademeals，butaprocessofrealcooking.Butcookinginspace，whichisfarmorechallengingthanonEarth，comeswithtwobigproblems.

Thefirstproblemisheat.OnEarth，hotair，beinglightandlessheavy，risesup，whichhelpsovensbake（烤）foodevenly.Butinspace，thereiszerogravity：Hotairdoesnotrise.Itstaysonlyneartheheater.Thismakescookinganythingslow.

Thesecond：problemissmokeandoil.Peoplecallita"hiddenkiller".Whenyoucook，smallparticles（颗粒）ofoilandsmokegointotheair.Inzerogravity，theseparticles，notbeingpulleddownwardbygravity，float（漂浮）everywhere.Theycanblockthestation'simportantairfilters（过滤器）andputtheastronauts'healthatrisk，whichmakesthisproblemverydangerous.

So；Chineseengineersbuilt：a."magicoven"，whichisdesignedtosolvebothproblemsatonce.Ithasafaninside.ThefanforcesthehotairtomovearoundjustlikeitdoesonEarth.Italsohasaspecialrangehood（抽油烟机）builtinside，forminga"closedsystem".Ittakesinallthedangeroussmokeandoilrightaway，filteringtheairsothatonlycleanaircomesout.

Thankstothissmartoven，theastronautscookedtheirchickenwingsinjust28minutes.Theycouldfinallyenjoythesmelloffresh-cookedfood，arealtasteofhome，farawayinspace.23.WhatnewthingdidtheastronautsdoonTiangongSpaceStationinNovember2025？______A.Theymadeanewoven. B.Theycleanedthestation

C.Theycookedchickenwings. D.Theyheatedthepre-mademeals.24.Whatmakessmokesandoilad，"hiddenkiller"inthespacestation？______A.Theypollutethepre-mademeals.andmakethemunfitforastronauts.

B.Theystopthesmartovenfromworkingandslowthecookingprocess.

C.Theychangethezerogravityenvironmentandaffectdailylifeinspace.

D.Theyfloateverywhereanddamageequipmentaswellasastronautshealth.25.What'sthemainpurposeofParagraph4？______A.Todescribewhattheastronautsliketocook.

B.Toexplainhowthenewovensolvestwobigproblems.

C.Tosaywhyitisimportanttohavefansinspace.

D.Totellhowtobuildasmartoveninspace.26.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage？______A.CookinginspacewillbeaseasyasonEarthinthenearfuture.

B.Smallinventionscangreatlyimproveastronauts'lifeinspace.

C.Themagicovencansolvealltheproblemsinthespacestation.

D.Astronautswillnevereatpre-mademealsagainwiththenewoven.DHaveyouheardofmicroplastics（微塑料）？Canweseetheminourdailylife？Aretheygoodorbadforhumanbeings？

Microplasticsareverysmall.AccordingtoNationalGeographic，microplasticsareusuallylessthanfivemillimeters（毫米）insize.Buttheybringbigproblems.Thissmallsizeletsthemgoeverywhere，eveninwaterandair.Theydon'tbreakdowneasilyandcanstayintheenvironmentforhundredsofyears.Anewstudysaidthatby2040，microplasticpollutioncouldbetwiceasbadasitisnow.

Microplasticsareverysmallpiecesofplastic.Theycomefrommanyplaces.Forexample，about60percentofmaterialmadeintoclothesisplastic.Everytimewhentheclothesarewashed，theyshedmicroplastics.Whenwaterbottlesandotherbigplasticproductsareleftoutside，theybreakdownslowlyintomicroplastics.Thesemicroplasticscanbebadforourhealthandevencausecancer.InAugust，theConversationreportedthatscientistsfoundmicroplasticsinpeople'sbrains.forthefirsttime.Theymayhurtbraincells（细胞）andchangehowthebrainworks.

Wildanimalsarealsoatriskfrommicroplastic.pollution.Eachyear，uptothreemilliontonsofmicroplasticsendupintheocean.Sincetheyaretoosmalltobeseen，fishmayeatthembymistakeandbecomeverysick.

Todealwiththeproblem，scientiststhinkthebestwayrightnowistomakeanduselessplastic.Asstudents，wecanreduceplasticthingsinourdailylife，suchasusingglassormetalcupsinsteadofplasticbottlesandcups.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"shed"inParagraph3probablymeaninChinese？______A.代替 B.降低 C.改变 D.脱落28.Whatcanweknowaboutmicroplastics？______A.Microplasticscomefromtheoceans.

B.Microplasticsareoftenoverfivemillimeters.

C.Itisdifficultformicroplasticstobreakdown.

D.Scientistsfoundmicroplasticshelpedpeople'sbrainsworkbetter.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"them"inParagraph4referto？______A.Microplastics. B.Braincells.

C.Wildanimals. D.Plasticbottles.30.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext？______A.WildAnimalsinDanger

B.WhattoDowithMicroplastics

C.WaystoReduceMicroplastics

D.TinyPiecesofPlasticBringBigProblems四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。31.Doyouknowthatpaperisoneofthemostimportantinventionsinhumanhistory？Everyyear，peoplearoundtheworldusebillionsoftonsofpaper.Butdoyouknowhowpaperismade？Mostpaperismadefromwood.First，workerscutdowntreesandturnthemintowoodpulp（纸浆）.Then，theymakethepulpintopaper.Ittakesabout17treestomakeonetonofpaper.Thatmeanswecutdownmillionsoftreeseveryyearjustforpaper.

Paperisveryusefulinourdailylife.Weuseittowrite，toprintbooks，andtowrapthings.Butwealsowastealotofpaper.Everyday，peoplethrowawaytonsofusedpaper.Ifwereuseandrecyclepaper，wecansavemanytrees.Recyclingonetonofpapercansave17treesandalotofwater.Italsohelpstoreducepollution.

Inmanycountries，schoolsandcompanieshavestartedrecyclingprograms.Theycollectusedpaperandsendittofactoriestobemadeintonewpaper.Wecanalsodoourpartathome.Smallactionscanmakeabigdifference.(1)Whatismostpapermadefrom？

______(2)Howmanytreesdoesittaketomakeonetonofpaper？

______(3)Whydoschoolsandcompaniessendusedpapertofactories？

______(4)Whatwillyoudotosavepaperinyourdailylife？（Write30wordsormore）

______五、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。32.Whatdoyouliketolistento？Now，morepeopleinChinaarelisteningtopodcasts（播客）；audiobooks（有声书）radiodramasandmore.Thankstothis，the"eareconomy（经济）"isgrowing(1)（rapid）.

AccordingtoiiMediaResearch，therewere747milliononlineaudiolistenersinChinain2024，whichisabout68percentofallinternet(2)（use）.By2029，(3)audiomarketmightbeworthover741billionyuan.

Audiocontent（内容）ispopular(4)itcanfitintodailylife.Peoplecanlistenwhilegoingtoworkorschool，walkingorbeforesleep.Ithelpsthemrelaxandenjoytheirfreetime."Comparedtoreading，listeningisnotthat(5)（tired），especiallywhenpeoplearelearningdifficultthings，"saidChengYanliang，whostartedthepodenstHuzuoHuyou.

Morethanthat，audiocontenthelpspeoplelearnandfeelconnected.Podcasts，forexample，areinformativeandcreateasenseofcommunity.Listenerscanjoinonlinegroups(6)（talk）withhostsandothers.

Inrecentyears，makingmoneyfromaudiocontent(7)（become）easier，attracting（吸引）morecontentcreators.Theymakemoneythroughadsandpaidcontent.Morelistenersarewillingtopay(8)audiocontent.

Astheeareconomydevelops，techcompaniesarebringingAItoolsthathelpcreatorsmakeaudiocontent.Forexample，inJanuary2025，atoolthatturnstextintopodcastsandofferstranslationsandAInotes(9)（introduce）byNetEase.

Inthisage，peoplecannotonlybelisteners，butalsobecreators，letting(10)（they）voicesbeheardbymany.(1)

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六、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。33.在信息技术飞速发展的今天，有的学生倾向于在线学习，有的则坚持传统的学习方式。你更支持哪一种？校刊英语专栏以"Learning

online

or

in

traditional

methods？"为题征集稿件，请结合自身实际，从以下两种方式中任选其一，用