江苏省盐城市东台市第一教育联盟2025-2026学年九年级上学期1月期末英语试题（含答案）

第=page22页，共=sectionpages22页江苏省盐城市东台市第一教育联盟2025-2026学年九年级上学期1月期末英语试题一、补全对话-选择：本大题共5小题，共5分。Jack:Hi,Lucy!Let’sgotothepartythisevening.Lucy:

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Idon’twanttomissit.Jack:

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Lucy:Somethinginterestingamongteenagersandcommonteenageproblems.Jack:Whichchannelisiton?Lucy:It’sonChannel4.Jack:Whendoesitstart?Lucy:

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Jack:Whydoyoulikeit?Lucy:

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Jack:Itsoundsgreat!Ialsowanttowatchit.Lucy:

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Jack:OK.A．What’sitabout?B．Itstartsat8p.m.C．BecauseIcanlearnhowtosolveteenageproblems.D．Whynotcometomyhomeandwatchitwithme?E．I’dloveto,butI’mcrazyaboutaTVshownamedTeens.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.E5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、阅读五选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。HowtoTalktoPeopleYouDisagreeWithSometimeswehavedisagreementswithfriendsorfamily.Youmightargueaboutsmallthings,likewhatgametoplayorwheretoeatpizza.Sometimesyoumightdisagreeaboutmoreserioustopicstoo.Disagreementscanbeuncomfortable.

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SeeTheirSideEvenifyoudon’tagree,listenfirsttoseetheirside.Youcan’tunderstandeachotherwithoutlistening.Soletthepersonfinish,anddon’tjumpin.

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Forexample,“Okay,soyoumean...,right?”UseKindWordsItcanbeeasytocriticize(批评)theperson’sopinionsthatyoudon’tlike.Buttrynottousewordslike“stupid”or“foolish”.

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Theycanhelpyouhaveabetterunderstandingofeachother’sopinions,andhelpyouconnectbetter.It’sworththeeffortbecausehealthycommunicationbuildsstrongrelationshipsandcommunities.A．Youneedtoshareideasstepbystep.B．Instead,trytospeakpolitelyandkindly.C．Howcanwedealwiththeminahealthyway?D．Still,youcanlookforpointsyoubothagreeon.E．Whenheorshestops,askasimplequestiontocheck.6.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E7.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E8.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E9.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E10.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。Myhusbandusedtobeaworkaholic(工作狂).Nothingseemedtobemore

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aspossibleforyouandourkids.Butnow,Ijustwanttospendasmuchtimeaspossiblewithyouandthekids,”hesaidandthat’swhatheisdoingnow.11.A.important B.interesting C.possible D.relaxing12.A.stayedup B.gotup C.stoodup D.cameup13.A.on B.with C.without D.after14.A.money B.time C.energy D.food15.A.busy B.tired C.fast D.excited16.A.eat B.relax C.work D.sing17.A.often B.never C.sometimes D.always18.A.shouted B.asked C.replied D.cheated19.A.thought B.forgotten C.guessed D.minded20.A.fine B.worse C.ill D.angry21.A.teacher B.boss C.officer D.doctor22.A.noticed B.realized C.heard D.felt23.A.mother B.child C.brother D.husband24.A.received B.lost C.changed D.found25.A.money B.happiness C.value D.laughter四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。ATheoperaofDreamoftheRedChamber(《红楼梦》),thefirstoperaadaptedfroman18th-centuryChinesenovelunderthesamename,returnedtoSanFranciscoinmid-June,2022,sixyearsafteritsworlddebut(首演).Theopera,developedfortheWesternaudience,hasreceivedinternationalpraisesinceitsfirstperformance.ZhangMeigui,a28-year-oldoperasinger,playedtheroleofDaiyuintheopera.Toshowtheaudienceafreshversion(版本),shehadbeenpreparingforhalfayear.“I’vewatchedthevideoofthefirstproductionmanytimes.Ithinktheperformanceofthesinger(playingDaiyu)isexcellent,whichisverychallengingandrequiresalotofskills,”shesaid.“Forexample,Daiyufindsherworldmoreandmorehelplessasherhealthcontinuestoworsen.Shesings,‘Whenspringisgoneandbeautyisspent,whocaresforthedyingflowers?’”“Thesingerneedstokeepthehighnotes(高音)withasoftsound,whichrequiresmorebreathsupportandaircontrol,”saidZhang,“Somepartsofthemusicaremorepowerfulandrequireaveryexpressivesound.”BrightSheng,theopera’scomposer,explainedinaninterviewwhyDaiyusanginaloudvoice.“Musiccarriesfeelingsthatwordscannotexplainorsay.Tome,ithastobeloudcrying,beatingherchestasshelooksupattheskytoaskthesequestions.”Forthenewproduction,Shengsaidhemadesomechanges.Hesaid,“Agreatoperaisnotonlyabigmusicaltheatreinaction,butalsoaperfectmixtureofmusicanddrama.”“There’snoboundaryintheworldofmusic.Itcanconnectpeoplewithdifferentbackgrounds.IhopeAmericanpeoplewillbetouchedbythisoperaandexperiencethebeautyofChineseculture,”Zhangadded.26.WhenwastheoperafirstperformedinSanFrancisco?A.Inthe18thcentury. B.In1987.

C.In2016. D.In2022.27.HowdidZhangMeiguipreparefortheperformance?A.Byreadingtheoriginalwork.

B.Bycreatingnewsingingskills.

C.Bycommunicatingwiththecomposer.

D.Bylearningfromtheperformeroftheoldversion.28.WhatdidShengdointheinterview?A.Heinterviewedtheactress.

B.Heintroducedthenovel.

C.Heexplainedwhytheperformersangloudly.

D.Hepraisedthenewproductionhighly.B

Aremosquitoesdrivingyoucrazy？

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Mosquitoesareawful.Theyseemtobeeverywhereandmaybiteyoubadly.Thismakesmint（薄荷）oilaperfectgiftforyourfamilyandfriendsinsummer.Thisweekend，youcantrymakingmintoilFORFREE.Time：9：00a.m.—11：50a.m.Saturday（July5）

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◆Coverthebottleandplaceitinhotwater.◆Whenthewatercoolsdown，movethebottletoawarmareaandleaveitthereforatleasttwohours.

◆Pourthemixtureontoathinpieceofcottonclothontopofadarkbottle.Lettheoilgothroughtheclothintothebottle.Nowyougetyourhomemademintoil.29.Howmanypeoplecantakepartintheactivity？______A.Atleastforty. B.Atleastfifty. C.Atmostforty. D.Atmostfifty.30.WhywouldpeoplecallLucybeforetheevent？______A.Towinagift. B.Tobookaplace.

C.Togetmintoil. D.Tobuysometools.31.Whatistherightorderofthesteps？______

A.③→①→②→④ B.②→④→①→③ C.②→①→③→④ D.③→②→④→①CLateonarainySaturdayevening,theCityMuseumreportedatheft:avaluable19th-centuryoilpaintingnamedTwilightbytheLakehaddisappearedfromitsexhibitionhall.Thepaintingwasputinaglasscasewithahigh-techlock,andonlythreestaffmembersandonespecialvisitorcouldgetintothehallthatday.DetectiveClaraVossgottothesceneatonce.Shenoticedthattheglasscasewasfine—noscratchesorcracks—andtherewerenosignsthatsomeonehadtriedtobreakthelockopen.Thesecuritycamerainthehallhadbeenturnedoffat7:15p.m.,just45minutesbeforepeoplefoundthepaintingwaslost.Themuseum’ssecuritysystemnotedthatthelastpersontoenterthehallbeforethecamerastoppedworkingwasDr.ElenaMarek,thecuratorwhowasgoodat19th-centuryart.Thethreesuspectswereaskedtoanswerquestions:1.Dr.ElenaMarek:Shesaidshehadcheckedthepaintingat6:30p.m.togetreadyforthenextday’sexhibition.“Ileftthehallat6:45p.m.togotoameetingwiththemuseumdirector”shetoldthedetective.Sheshowedhernotebookwithdetailednotesaboutthepainting’scondition,buttherewerelightblueinkmarksonherhands.2.JakeTorres:Themuseum’selectricianHesaidhewasrepairingthelightsneartheexhibitionhallaround7p.m.“Ididn’tgointothehall—Ionlyfixedtheceilinglightsoutside,”heexplained.Histoolboxhadwires,ascrewdriverandasmallcanofoil,butnoonecouldprovewherehewasatthattime.3.Ms.LilaChen:Avisitingartexpertwhohadaskedforspecialpermissiontostudythepainting.Shesaidshespent30minuteswatchingthepaintingfrom5:30p.m.“Ileftthemuseumat6p.mbecausetherainbecameheavier,”shesaid.Sheshowedaphotoofthepaintingshetookbutthephotoshowedthepainting’sframewasalittletilted—differentfromhowitlookedinthemorning’ssecurityvideo.DetectiveVosscheckedeverythingcarefully.Shefoundthatthehigh-techlockneededaspecialaccesscodeandafingerprintscantoopen.OnlyDr.Marekandthemuseumdirectorhadboth,butthedirectorwasatameetinginanothercitythatday.ShealsofoundthattheblueinkonDr.Marek’shandswasthesameastheinkusedonthelabelsatthebackofmuseumpaintings.Whenshecheckedthestorageroom,shesawarollofnewlabelswithitsfirstsheetmissing—andthesheetwaslaterfoundhiddeninJake’stoolbox.“Let’sputallthecluestogether”DetectiveVosssaid“Dr.Marek,youdidn’tgotothemeetingat6:45p.m.—youstayedinthehallandcopiedtheaccesscodewiththeblueinklabels.ThenyouaskedJaketoturnoffthesecuritycamerabysayingtherewassomethingwrongwiththelights.Jake,youusedtheoilinyourtoolboxtomakethelockeasytoopenquietly,andyoustolethepaintingwhileDr.Marekdrewthefrontdeskstaff’sattentionaway.Ms.Chen’sphotoprovedthepaintinghadalreadybeenmovedbeforesheleft,whichwasjustthetimeyouplannedthecrime.Dr.MarekandJakeadmittedtheircrime.Theyhadplannedtosellthepaintingsecretlytomakemoney,thinkingtheheavyrainandtheturned-offcamerawouldhelpthemhidewhattheydid.Buttheblueinkmarksandthemissinglabelsheetmadetheircrimeknowntoeveryone.32.WhydidDetectiveVossnotbelieveDr.Marek’swordsabouthermeeting?A.Therewerenomeetingnotesinhernotebook.

B.Themuseumdirectorsaidtherewasnosuchmeeting.

C.Herhandshadblueinkmarksmatchingthemuseum’slabels.

D.ShecouldnotexplainwhytheframewastiltedinMs.Chen’sphoto.33.HowdidMs.Chen’sphotohelpDetectiveVosssolvethecase?A.Itrecordedtheexacttimewhenthetwothievesstolethepainting.

B.Itclearlyshowedtheappearanceofthetwothievesintheexhibitionhall.

C.IttoldthedetectivethatMs.Chenhadworkedwiththetwothievessecretly.

D.Itshowedthepainting’sframewastilted,provingthepaintinghadbeenmovedearly.34.Whichisthecorrectorderoftheeventsofthetheft?a.JakeTorresturnedoffthesecuritycameraoftheexhibitionhall.b.Jakeusedoiltoopenthelockquietlyandtookthepaintingaway.c.Dr.MarekandJakeTorresplannedtosellthestolenpaintingsecretlyformoney.d.Dr.Marekcopiedtheaccesscodeofthepainting’sglasscasewithblueinklabels.e.ThevaluablepaintingTwilightbytheLakewasfoundmissingfromtheCityMuseum.A.c-d-b-a-e B.c-d-a-b-e C.e-c-d-a-b D.e-c-b-a-d35.WhatmightbethereasonthatthetwothieveschoseSaturdayeveningtostealthepainting?A.TheycouldaskMs.Chentohelpthemmovethepaintingwithoutbeingfound.

B.Themuseumwascrowdedwithvisitorsanditwaseasytohidethemselvesinthecrowd.

C.Thedirectorwasinanothercityandcouldtakechargeofthemuseum’ssecurityworkontime.

D.Theheavyrainandtheturned-offsecuritycameracouldhelpthemcovertheirtracksandavoidbeingcaught.DDoyouknowwhatOscaris?Whendiditstart?Maybeyoucanfindthebackgroundoftheawardsinthefollowingpassage.Theawardsstartedin1929.Theirfulltitleis"TheAcademyofMotionPictureArtsandSciencesAwards".TheAcademyisagroupofpeoplewhohaveworkedinthefilmindustryformanyyears.Theydecidewhowillreceivetheawards.Theawardsareoftenreferredtoasthe"Oscar".ThisisanicknamegiventotheawardsbyaladycalledMargaretHerrick.ShewasoncethedirectoroftheAcademyandsheoncesaidthatthelittlegoldstatueremindedherofheruncleOscar!TheOscarisalwaysanexcitingevent.Eachyear,atleastoneunusualthinghappens.WhentheItalianactoranddirectorRobertoBenigniwonanOscarforbestforeignfilm,hedancedonstage!WhenGwynethPaltrow,thestarofShakespeareinLovewontheOscarforbestactress,shecouldnotmakeheracceptancespeechbecauseshewascryingsomuchwithhappiness!In1987,RobertoBenigniwontheawardforbestdirectorforafilmaboutthelastemperorofChina.Sincethen,Chinesefilmandactorshavestartedtomakeanimpactattheaward.CrouchingTiger,HiddenDragonwasahugesuccessanditwontheawardforbestforeignlanguagefilmin2001.Italsowonseveraltechnicalawardsforitsamazing"flying"people.WeexpecttoseemoreawardsforChinesefilminthenearfuture.It'stimefortheOscaragain.Oncemore,thestarswilldressupintheirfinestandgotoKodarTheater.There,theywillfindoutwhohadwontheawardsforbestactor,bestactressandbestdirector.Millionsofpeoplewatchtheawardseveryyeartofindoutwhothewinnersare.Somepeoplewatchittoseethestarscryingandlaughingastheyreceivetheirawards.36.Whendidtheawardsstartforthefirsttime?A.In1929. B.In1987. C.In2001. D.In1920.37.WhatdidGwynethPaltrowwinanOscarfor?A.BestDirector. B.BestForeignFilm.

C.BestActress. D.BestActor.38.WhichChinesefilmwonanawardforbestforeignfilm?A.CrouchingDragon,HiddenTiger.

B.CrouchingandHiddenDragonandTiger.

C.CrouchingTiger,HiddenDragon.

D.Crouching,Dragon,HidingTiger.39.WherearetheOscarsheld?A.AttheAcademy. B.InaLosAngelesrestaurant.

C.AtOscar’shouse. D.AtKodarTheater.40.WhydosomepeoplewatchOscars?A.Toseetherestaurant.

B.Toseethefashion.

C.Toseeafilm.

D.Toseethestarscryingandlaughing.五、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。41.ChinaThreeGorgesUniversityheldanactivitynamed"CellPhoneNinja"(手机忍者).Theywouldlikethestudentsnottousecellphonesfor21days.Itwasreallyachallengeformoststudents.Theactivitystartedon12April.Eachstudentwhovolunteeredtotakepartinthisactivitygotabracelet(手环).Ifthestudentsdidnotusetheircellphones,therewouldbeaphotoonthescreenofthebracelettoshowthat.Iftheyusedtheircellphones,adifferentphotowouldappearonthescreenofthebracelet.Afterthelastclassofeachday,thephotoswereshownontheschool'spublicWeChat.About900studentsapplied(申请)totakepartinthistest,and400werechosen.Sevendayslater,only103studentsremained.Thetestwassetfor21daysbecausesomescientistsbelievethat21daysislongenoughtohelpformahabit.Accordingtotheteachersintheuniversity,theactivitywasnotacompetition.Itdependedonthestudentsthemselvestomakethedecision.Tohelpstudentsformbetterhabits,theteachershopedmoreactivitieslikethisonecouldbeheld.(1)Whendidtheactivitystart?_________________________________________________________________(2)Howmanystudentswerechosentotakepartinthistest?_________________________________________________________________(3)Whatis21dayslongenoughtodo?_________________________________________________________________(4)Whomadethedecisionintheactivity?_________________________________________________________________(5)Whatdoyouthinkoftheactivity?_________________________________________________________________六、选词填空-短文：本大题共1小题，共15分。42.用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使短文完整正确（每个单词限用一次，每空限填一个单词。）way

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thatalotofpeoplewashhandsnearlyeighttimeseveryday.Don’tkeepthewater

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七、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。43.根据短文内容及所给首字母提示写出所缺单词，使短文意思完整，每空一词。GezhiTown(得闲谨制)cameoutinChinesecinemasinDecember2025.ItshowsaspecialviewoftheWarofResistanceagainstJapaneseAggression(抗日战争).Differentfromt

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warmoviesthattalkaboutbigbattlesandbravesoldiers,thisfilmtellsthestoryofcommonpeoplewhohavetoprotecttheirhomes.DirectorKongShengandScreenwriterLanXiaolongarebothk

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athomeandabroadformakingexcellentworksabouthistory.ActorXiaoZhanalsotriedhardforhisroleasMoDexian,s

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monthslearningtheNanjingdialectandlookedroughtoactasthecommonmechanicinarealway.ThestorystartswhenNanjingfell.MoDexian,agoodmechanicfromafactory,ranawaywithhisfamilytos

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八、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。44.社会不断在发展进步，成绩好已经不再是衡量一个好学生的唯一标准。某校正在开展“走进新时代，争当合格中学生”的大讨论，以“Weact,weimprove”为主题，用英语写一篇演讲稿，谈谈你觉得除了学习课本知识之外，我们还应该做些什么？提示如下：

平时1.学会照顾自己，谦虚，易于合作；2.有好的阅读习惯，提高自己；3.……4.……空余时间1.关注残疾人；2.……总结……(1-2句)要求：1)表达清楚，语法正确，上下文连贯；2)必须包括表格中所有的相关信息，并适当发挥；3)词数：100词左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）；4)不得使用真实姓名、校名和地名等。Weact,weimproveWiththedevelopmentofthesociety,tolearnwellisnottheonlythingastudentshoulddo.Tobeaqualified(合格的)middleschoolstudent,Ithinkwehavealotofthingstodo._______________________________________________________________________________________