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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年江西省九江市外国语学校九年级(下)开学英语试卷一、补全对话-选择:本大题共5小题,共5分。(AmyandBobaretalkingintheclassroom.A=AmyB=Bob)

A:Hi,Bob!Youlooksobusythesedays.Areyoupreparingforthefinalexam?

B:Yes,Amy.(1)______Howaboutyourpreparation?

A:Notverywell.I'mworriedaboutmymath.TherearestillmanyproblemsIcan'tsolve.

B:Staycalm.Mathneedsmorepractice.(2)______

A:That'sagoodidea!ButI'mafraidI'llrunoutoftimebeforetheexam.

B:Takeiteasy.(3)______Ithelpsmemanagetimewell.

A:Really?Thatwouldbegreat!Wouldyoumindsharingitwithme?

B:Ofcoursenot.We'reclassmates,andhelpingeachotheriswhatweshoulddo.(4)______

A:Soundsgreat.I'llbringmymathworkbook.Thankyousomuch!

B:(5)______Let'sworkhardtogether!

A.Whynotasktheteacherforhelpwhenyouhaveproblems?

B.Wouldyoumindsharingitwithme?

C.I'vebeenreviewingforaweekalready.

D.Bytheway,howaboutreviewingtogetherthisweekend?

E.Youcanmakealistofkeypointsfirst.

F.You'rewelcome.

G.Icansharemyreviewplanwithyoulater.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G二、单选题:本大题共8小题,共8分。6.—What'sthe

oftheafter-schoolreadingprogram?

—Ithelpsdevelopourreadinghabits.Themorebooksweread,thewiserwewillbe.()A.time B.place C.host D.purpose7.ClassOne

withClassThreeinthesoccergame.Theyaretrainingharderontheplaygroundnowbecausetheyhopetowintheprize.()A.willcompete B.competed C.hascompeted D.wascompeting8.—Thescientifictaskisdifficultforme.Idon'tthinkIcanfinishitontime.

—Don'tgiveup.Be

,please.Ibelieveyoucandoit.()A.polite B.creative C.patient D.clever9.Whenwehavegoodchances,weneedtocatchthemintime,orwewill

soonerorlater.()A.regret B.control C.succeed D.afford10.Tim

menottoleavemynotebookinthelibrary,butIcan'tfinditanywherenow.()A.isreminding B.reminded C.wasremihding D.willremind11.Thisriveris

oneinthecity.Ittakespeoplefifteenminutestowalkacrossthebridgeoverit.()A.wider B.thewidest C.deeper D.thedeepest12.—Areyouinterestedinplayingtennis?

—No,mybrotherlikesit,

Ilikeplayingsoccer.AndIplaysoccertwiceaweek.()A.so B.after C.while D.unless13.Afewaccidents

bycarelessdriverslastmonth.It'sterrible.Sopeoplemustfollowthetrafficrules.()A.cause B.havecaused C.werecaused D.willbecaused三、完形填空:本大题共15小题,共15分。

Withoutoilthemodernworldcouldnotexist(存在).Oilisneededfor

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,becauseitofferspowertoourcars,buses,trains,planesandships.Oilhelpsmachinesofallkindsto

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easily.Oilalsogives

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newmaterialsformakingthings.Yettillahundredyearsagonooneusedoilforanyofthese

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.Infact,nooneknewthatmuchoilexisted.

Peopledonotmakeoil;theyfindit.Theylookforoilinmanyways.Theybeginbymakingamapofthelandwheretheyare

(18)

.Thentheyusethemaptohelpthemselveschooseaplacetoexplore(勘探)

(19)

morecare.They

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therockfromunderthesurfaceandcometoknowwhetherthereisoilundertherock.

Tofindouthowdeeplytheoilisburied,theyneedtoknowhow

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underthesurfacetherockis.

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everythingseemshopeful,thepeoplewilldrill(钻)downthroughtherock.Inthiswaytheyfindoutwhetheroil

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liesunderit.Oftenthistest,well,asitiscalled,isfarawayfromanytownandthereismuch

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todobeforeanydrillingstarts.Housesandroadsmustbebuiltforthepeoplecomingtodrillforoilandthenthebigderrick(井架)thatcarriesthedrillmustbe

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.Thedrillisraisedandloweredfrominsidethederrick.

Drillingforoiloftenmeansmakingawellthatisvery

(26)

.Suchwellshaveneverbeenmadeuntilmoderntimes.The

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ofdrillingdependsuponthekindofrockbeingdrilledthrough:itcanbeasfastas60metersanhour.Drillingisusuallydoneon

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land.However,wecanalsodrillthroughtherockunderlakesorseas.14.A.success B.travel C.development D.communication15.A.run B.break C.check D.boil16.A.it B.me C.them D.us17.A.inventions B.discoveries C.projects D.purposes18.A.searching B.spreading C.hiding D.imagining19.A.of B.from C.with D.for20.A.weigh B.examine C.clean D.protect21.A.high B.long C.wide D.far22.A.Unless B.Because C.If D.Although23.A.really B.nearly C.wisely D.probably24.A.standard B.advice C.preparations D.introduction25.A.cutup B.putup C.lookedup D.takenup26.A.deep B.beautiful C.useless D.unimportant27.A.influence B.method C.process D.speed28.A.lonely B.rich C.dry D.wet四、阅读理解:本大题共18小题,共36分。AAreyoulookingforafunplacetospendyourweekend?HappyZooisjustrightforyou!Here,youcanseeallkindsofcuteanimalsandhaveagreattimewithyourfamilyandfriends.Whatcanyousee?

WehavelovelypandasfromChina.Theyareblackandwhite,andtheyloveeatingbambooallday.Youcanalsomeetthekingoftheforest-lions.Theylookreallycool!Thetallgiraffeswithlongneckswillsurpriseyou.Anddon'tforgetthefunnymonkeys.Theylikejumpingandplayingaround.Theymightevenmakefacesatyou!SpecialActivities

FeedingTime:Youcanfeedcarrotstotherabbitsandleavestothesheepat10:00a.m.and3:00p.m.

AnimalShow:Thereisaninterestinganimalshowat2:00p.m.everyweekend.Theelephantsandbearswillshowyoutheiramazingskills.OpeningHours:Thezooisopenfrom9:00a.m.to6:00p.m.fromTuesdaytoSunday.TicketPrice

Adults:¥30

Children(under12):¥16

FamilyTicket(2adultsand1child):¥65

CometoHappyZooandmakehappymemories!29.WhencanwevisitHappyZoo?______A.At9:30a.m.onMonday. B.At6:30p.m.onWednesday.

C.At8:30a.m.onThursday. D.At5:30p.m.onSaturday.30.IfMarkandJennywanttogotothezoowiththeir8-year-olddaughterand13-year-oldson,howmuchshouldtheypay?______A.¥106 B.¥95 C.¥81 D.¥6531.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?______A.Thegiraffesmaysurprisepeoplebecauseoftheirlongnecks.

B.Thepandasarefriendlyandlikeplayingaround.

C.Peoplecanfeedcarrotsandleavestothesheepat11:00a.m.

D.Peoplecanenjoyananimalshowofelephantsandtigers.B

Mianoticedasignonthedoorofthedininghall.Itread,"Hackathon!ConetoRoom304todayafterschooltolearnmore."Miaaskedherfriendsatlunch,"Hey,doesanyoneknowwhatahackathonis?"

Mostofherfriendsshrugged(耸肩).ButCharliereplied,"It'sachallengewherepeopleworktogetheroncomputerstodevelopaprojectthathelpssolveaproblem."

"Soundsinteresting.Willtherebeawinnerforourhackathon?"askedMia.

"Let'sgotoRoom304tofindout,"Charliesaid.

MiaknewCharliewasacomputergenius(天才),butshehadnevertakenacomputerscienceclassbefore.Worried,shestillwenttoRoom304attheendoftheday.

Whensheenteredtheroom,MiafoundseveralkidsfromCharlie'scomputerscienceclass.Feelinguneasy,shesatnexttoCharlie.

Mr.Ingram,thecomputerscienceteacher,begantospeak."Well,we'regoingtohaveourfirsthackathonatWalthamMiddleSchool,"hesaid."Todayyou'llformteams.Then,nextSaturday,I'llgiveyouaproblem.Theteamswillhavesevenhourstocomeupwithasolution,andthewinnerwillgetaprize."

Everyonestartedformingteams.ThenCharlieturnedtoMiaandsaid,"Iwantyouonmyteam."

"Whyme?"askedMiainsurprise."Iknowlittleaboutcomputerscience."

"Butyouknowhowtoorganizepeople,"saidCharlie."You'realsogoodatpublicspeaking,andyou'llthinkofwaysofsolvingtheproblemthatIwouldneverthinkof."

MiaconsideredCharlie'swords.Itwastrue—shelikedgivingspeechesinclass.Withyoungerbrothersandsisters,Miawasgoodatgivingpeopletasksandmakingsurethingsgotdone.

"It'sadeal,"shesaid.Theyshookhandsandateamwasborn.32.Whatisahackathon?______A.Anartshow. B.Aschoolparty.

C.Acomputerchallenge. D.Asportscompetition.33.WhatdoweknowaboutCharlie?______A.HewasMia'sbestfriend.

B.Hehadatalentforworkingoncomputers.

C.Hetookacomputerscienceclasseveryday.

D.Hekneweverythingaboutthehackathoninhisschool.34.Putthefollowinginformationintothecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.______

a.CharlieandMiawenttoRoom304.

b.Miaaskedherfriendsaboutthesign.

c.CharlietoldMiawhatahackathonwas.

d.MiaagreedtoformateamwithCharlie.

e.Mr.Ingramsaidthewinnerwouldgetaprize.A.b-c-a-e-d B.b-c-a-d-e C.c-b-a-d-e D.c-b-e-a-d35.WhatwasMialikeaccordingtoCharlie?______A.Proud,activeandhard-working.

B.Proud,funnyandquick-minded.

C.Organized,activeandquick-minded.

D.Organized,funnyandhard-working.36.Whichisthemostprobableendingofthestory?______A.CharlieandMiahardlyworkedtogether.

B.Miagaveuptakingpartinthehackathon.

C.CharlielearnedalotaboutcomputersciencefromMia.

D.Miawasresponsibleforthespeakingworkoftheteam.C

TheideaofturningMarsintoalivableworldforhumansiscommoninsciencefiction.Butcouldsuchanactionbedoneinreallife?

ScientistsarenowstudyinganewmethodtowarmupEarth'sneighbor.Theideaincludesputtingtinyparticles(颗粒)madeofironoraluminum(铝)intotheatmosphere(大气层)ofMars.ThegoalistotrapescapingheatanddirectsunlighttowardtheMartiansurface.TheideawouldraisethesurfacetemperatureonMarsbyaround28℃overtenyears.

SuchachangealonewouldnotmakeMarslivableforpeople.Butthescientistswhodevelopedtheideaseeitasapossiblefirststep.ThereareseveraldifficultiesforhumanstoliveonMars,suchaslessbreathableoxygen,saltysoil,andduststormsthatsometimescovermuchoftheplanet.AndMars'lowtemperaturesareaseriousproblem.Thesurfacetemperatureisabout-65℃.

SamanehAnsariofNorthwesternUniversityinIllinoisisthestudy'sleadwriter.Samanehsaid,"TheideaistosendironandaluminumtoMars.Evenbetter,justsendthetoolandmaketheparticlesonMarssincethesurfaceofMarsisrichinironandaluminum."

EdwinKiteoftheUniversityofChicagohelpedleadthestudy.Hesuggestedthatthecostsandbenefitsofthenewmethodareuncertain.Forexample,hesaidifMars'soilisharmfultolifefromEarth,thenthebenefitofwarmingMarsiszero.37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"trap"inParagraph2mean?______A.create B.spread C.recycle D.prevent38.HowdoesthewritershowthedifficultiesoflivingonMars?______A.Bytellingstories. B.Byaskingquestions.

C.Bygivingexamples. D.Bylistingnumbers.39.AccordingtoSamaneh,whichisabetterchoice?______A.CollectingsaltysoilfromMars.

B.SendingthetoolformakingtheparticlestoMars.

C.SendingironandaluminumtoMars.

D.Savingironandaluminumonearth.40.WhatwasEdwin'sattitudetowardsthenewmethod?______A.Doubtful. B.Fearful. C.Uninterested. D.Supportive.41.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?______A. B.

C. D.D

Whatisyourearliestmemory?Perhapspicturesofabirthdaypartycometomind,ormaybealong-agofamilyvacation.Nowthinkabouthowoldyouwerewhenithappened.Youmayfindthatyourearliestmemorycomesnofurtherbackthanyourthirdbirthday.Formostpeople,anythingthathappenedbeforetheywere3.5yearsoldisablankslate(白板).

Asscientistscontinuetolearnmoreandmoreaboutthebrain,thequestionsofhowfarbackwetrulycanrememberandhowthosememoriesinfluenceusasadultsarecomingtobeseen.Everyexperience—whetherhappyorsad—isputintomemoryandseemstohavealastinginfluence.Ourfeelingswhenwewerebabiesinfluenceusforthelongterm.

Besidesthechildhoodstorieswecanremember,therearemanydifferentkindsof"memories".Weallknowtheterms"short-termmemory"and"long-termmemory".Buthaveyouheardtheterms"explicitmemory"and"implicitmemory"?

Explicitmemoryisthekindofmemorythatisconscious(有意识的)andgivesustheabilitytotellastorythatmakessenseofwhathappened.Thistypeofmemoryonlydevelopsfullyinmostpeoplearoundtheageofthree.Implicitmemorystartsinourbrainfrombirth,orpossiblyevenearlier.However,itisnotconscious.Whilewemaynotremembertheeventsofthoseearliestmemories,theyhaveleftalastingimpressiononourthinking,feelings,andbehavior.

Becauseoftheabilityourbrainhastostoreandholdinformationfromaveryearlyage,scientiststodayarepayingmoreandmoreattentiontocreatinggoodearlychildhoodmemories.Wemightmotrememberlearningtowalk,butourlegsandfeetseemtodothisperfectlynow.Justlikethis,someofourmostimportantlessonswerelearnedatatimethatourbodies,notourminds,canremember.42.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inParagraph1referto?______A.Apainting. B.Afamily.

C.Thethirdbirthday. D.Theearliestmemory.43.WhatcanweinferfromParagraph2?______A.It'suselesstolearnababy'smemory.

B.Happyexperiencesareeasytoremember.

C.Anythinginmemorymayinfluenceouradultlife.

D.Peoplehavenointerestintheirfeelingsasbabies.44.What'sthedifferencebetweenexplicitmemoryandimplicitmemory?______A.Whetherpeoplelikethem.

B.Whetherpeopleknowthem.

C.Whetherpeoplerecordthem.

D.Whetherpeopleareinfluencedbythem.45.Whydidthewritertalkaboutlearningtowalk?______A.Toexplainthereasonsforforgettingthings.

B.Totellusthenecessityofplayingwithbabies.

C.Towarnpeopletocaremoreabouttheirbabies.

D.Toshowusourbodieshavechildhoodmemories.46.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitle?______A.Thelatestnewsonmemories

B.Adviceonimprovingmemories

C.Theimportanceofagoodmemory

D.Childhoodmemoriesandtheirinfluence五、信息匹配:本大题共5小题,共10分。Usuallygreatpeopleencouragethemselvesandeveryonearoundthemtowardbetterthings.Greatpeoplecanthinkforthemselves.(1)______Becausetheyformtheiropinionscarefullyaccordingtothefacts,andtheycentermainlyontheirownthinkingnotothers.

However,greatpeopleinfluenceandhelpotherslikeshiningstars.(2)______Atthesametime,bystudyingthepeopletheyknow,theycouldtrytheirbestindifferentwaystoimprovethepeoplearoundthem.Theyshareopinionsandskillsthataresmartandusefultomakethembetter.

Whengreatpeoplefacedisagreements,theyalwayskeepanopenmindtowelcomethem.(3)______Becausetheycaremoreaboutwhatisrightratherthantheirownideas.Theydon'tlettheirownfeelingsgetinthewayofacceptingdifferentopinions.Theywillagreewithwhatisreallyright.

Greatpeoplearealwayslookingforwardtofindingnewideasandtechnologieswithoutwaitingforthemtocome.(4)______Theyareearlyadopters(采纳者),sotheyoftensucceedmore.Theyactivelylookfornewthings,makesmartdecisions,andtakeadvantageofchancesthatothersmightmiss.

(5)______Theybelievethattheycansucceediftheysettheirmindstoachievingsomething.Theyholdthebeliefthatanythingispossible.Thisencouragesthosearoundthemtoworkhardfortheirowngoals.It'sconfidentofthemtomakeadifferenceintheworld.

A.Greatpeoplehaveastrongbelief.

B.Theyliketobethefirstonestoknowaboutwhat'snext.

C.Theyareusuallynotinfluencedbyothers'opinionsoractions.

D.Theyinspireotherstofindoutnewideasandthinkdifferently.

E.Usuallytheyneedmoretimetocommunicatewellwithothers.

F.Greatpeopleenjoymakingfriendswithotherswhosharetheirinterests.

G.Andifthatpersonisright,theywillaccepttheideafromtheirdeepheart.47.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G48.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G49.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G50.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G51.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G六、选词填空-短文:本大题共1小题,共11分。52.

interested,about,whatever,product,convenient,take,luck,when,includes,write,popularityIt'sbelievedthatnecessityistemotherofinvention.

OnJune26,1974,(1)______astoreworkerinTroy,Ohio,showedapackofsweetsoverascanner(扫描仪),itsname,kindandpricewerecollectedallatonce.Itwasthefirsttimesomethingwithabarcode(条形码)hadeverbeenbought.

TheinventorsbehindthiswonderofbusinesswereNormanJosephWoodlandandBernardSilver,whoimaginedagroupoflinesthatcouldstoreinformationof(2)______.Theinformationcouldbereadbyascanner.Tooursurprise,it(3)______placebychance.ItallstartedwhenSilver,astudent,heardthebossofalocalfoodshoptalkingtotheheadmaster(4)______theneedtogetproductinformationallatonce.Theheadmasterwasn't(5)______init,butSilvermentionedittohisfriendWoodland.(6)______,hefollowedtheadviceandmovedtoFloridatostudyit.Finally,thebarcodeappeared.Itwaslaterimprovedbyanengineer,namedGeorgeLaurer,andhelpedpeopletogetthroughcheckoutlinesfasterinashop.

Soonthe(7)______ofbarcodesrosearoundtheworld.Oneofthemostpopularbarcodestodayiscal

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