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2025~2026学年江苏省常州市外国语学校九年级上学期11月期中考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.—_____bigsnow!Ican’tevenseetheroadclearly.—Safetyfirst.______theconditionsaresobad,we’dbetterstayathome.

A.What;BecauseB.Whata;SinceC.How;AsD.Howa;Though2.—LookatthemodelplaneSimonmade.Itcanevenlandandtakeoff!—Amazing!Heissucha(n)______boytocomeupwiththesefreshideas.

A.curiousB.modestC.organizedD.creative3.—__________doyouexpectthenewschoollibrarywillbefullyopenforustouse?—Well,__________allthenewbookshelveshavebeensetup.

A.Howlong;AfterB.When;NotuntilC.When;UntilD.Howlong;Assoonas4.—Afteryearsofmedicalschool,hewillfinally______medicineatthecityhospitalnextmonth.—That’swonderful!Congratulationstohim.

A.praiseB.promiseC.practiseD.prove5.—Couldyoutellmehowmanystudentsthereareintheteam_________?—Actually,onlyfifteen.

A.afterallB.inallC.aboveallD.atall6.—Inmoderneducation,weshould______acquireknowledge______developpracticalskills.—Infact,we______caretoomuchaboutboth.

A.notonly;butalso;can’tB.both;and;mustC.either;or;can’tD.neither;nor;must7.—Ifeelsostressedaboutthecomingexams.I’mafraidIcan’tdowell.—Don’tbesoworried.Youshould______andbelieveinyourself.I’msureyouwillmakeit.

A.breakupB.stayupC.cheerupD.giveup8.—IsawyoudiscussingthenovelwithLilyyesterday.Couldyoutellme______?—Well,shesaiditwasthemostvaluablebookshehadeverread.

A.ifsheenjoyedthestoryorfounditboringB.howlongshehashadthebookC.howmanytimesshehasreadthebookD.whethershefounditmeaningful9.—Theengineerfoundatinymistakeinthedesignjustbeforetherocketwassentintospace.—Howlucky!Itremindsusthat______whendealingwithsuchimportantprojects.

A.allroadsleadtoRomeB.amissisasgoodasamileC.manyhandsmakelightworkD.theearlybirdcatchestheworm10.—IthinkmyspokenEnglishwillneverimprove.—______.Ioncethoughtso,butpracticingeverydayhelpedmealot.

A.That’snotthecaseB.That’sagoodpointC.Ican’tagreemoreD.You’rewelcome二、完形填空Ourcommunitygardenwasgoingtobereplacedbyaparkingarea.WhenMr.Evans,anelderlygardener,toldusthenews,wefelt________.Thisgardenwasn’tjustapieceofland.Itwaswherewelearnedabout________andfriendship.MyfriendsandIdecidedto________ourgarden.Wemadealistofnamesandwentdoortodoorevery________.Atfirst,manypeopledidn’ttakeus________.“You’rejustkids,”theysaid.“Whatcanyoudo?”Afteraweekofbusyeveningsgoingfromhousetohouse,wehadonlycollectedfiftysignatures.Our________wasweakening.Thensomethingunexpectedhappened.Mrs.Garcia,whoownedthebakery,offeredusspacetosetupasignature________.Mr.Evansbroughthishomemadecookiestoattractmorepeople.Soon,oursmallstandbecameacommunity________spot.Thereal________camewhenthelocalnewspaperheardaboutourstory.Areporterspentanafternoonwithus,listeningtowhythisgarden________.Thenextday,ourphotowasonthefrontpage.Onthefinaldaybeforethemeeting,wedeliveredourpetitionwithover500signaturestothecitycouncil.Whenthecouncilpresidentannouncedtheywould________thegarden,wecheeredwildly.Mr.Evansputhishandonmyshoulder.“Youtaughtusallanimportant________,”hesaid.“Eventhesmallestvoicescanmakeadifferencewhentheyworktogether.”AsIwatchedthebeesbuzzingamongtheflowers,Iunderstoodwhythisplacemeantsomuchtousall—wehadgrownstrongertogether,justliketheplantsinthisgarden.11.A.excitedB.worriedC.relaxedD.confident12.A.natureB.scienceC.artD.sports13.A.lookforB.fightforC.waitforD.payfor14.A.morningB.afternoonC.eveningD.weekend15.A.seriouslyB.lightlyC.happilyD.calmly16.A.hopeB.angerC.fearD.surprise17.A.standB.officeC.roomD.center18.A.restingB.meetingC.playingD.trading19.A.problemB.changeC.challengeD.difficulty20.A.remainedB.appearedC.grewD.mattered21.A.destroyB.replaceC.keepD.enlarge22.A.lessonB.subjectC.skillD.fact三、阅读理解AGardenPlanLaboureducation(劳动教育)hasenteredeveryschool.Itallowsstudentstogetclosetonatureandlearnlifeskills.Ifyouandyourclassmateswanttoplantsomethinginyourschoolgarden,youneedtomakeagardenplan.Ithelpsyoumakesurethateachplanthasthespaceitneedstogrow.

MaterialsStepstofollowanotebookFirst,checkaseedcatalog(种子目录)oragardeningguidetolearnwhatwillgrowwellinyourgarden.Listtheplantsyouwillgrow.apencilSecond,checktheseedcatalogorthegardeningguidetolearnhowmuchspaceeachplantneeds.atapelineThird,makeatabletoshoweachplantandhowfarapart(间隔)itshouldbeplantedinarow.Lookattheexamplebelow.aseedcatalogoragardeningguide

PlantsSymbolsonthemapSpaceTomatoT3feetapartCarrotC3feetapartRoseR2feetapartNext,useatapelinetomeasure(测量)thelengthandwidthofthegarden.Writethemeasurementsinyourgardenplan.Then,makeamapofyourgarden,liketheoneontheright.Finally,decidewhichplantyouwanttogrowthemost.Markoutthespaceonyourmapforthatplant.Addtheotherplantsifspaceallows.Whenyourplanisdone,youcanstartplanting.23.Accordingtothepassage,whatisthemainpurposeofmakingagardenplan?

A.Tolearnmoreaboutdifferentplants.B.Tomakesureeachplanthasenoughspacetogrow.C.Topracticeusingatapemeasurecorrectly.D.Todecidewhichplantisthemostbeautiful.24.Ifyouwanttoplantfourrosesinarow,howlongwilltherowneedtobeatleast?

A.2feet.B.4feet.C.6feet.D.8feet.25.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthispassage?

A.Inacompanyadvertisement.B.Inatravellingguide.C.Inaschoolnewspaper.D.Inasciencemagazine.Sarahsitsinheryardwithherhandmadecrafts(手工制品)onthetable.Therearebaskets,flowerpots,andclothbags—allmadefromrecycledmaterials.Theyarenotjustcreativeobjects.They’repartofSarah’sprojecttomakeagreenercommunity.Twoyearsago,Sarahpassedbyaparkandfoundplasticbottlesandemptycanseverywhere.Sarahfeltsad.Oneday,Sarahnoticedsomekidssellingorangejuiceatthepark.ThatwaswhenSarahgotanidea.“Mom,whatifwesellhandmadecrafts?”sheaskedexcitedly.“Thenwecanbuytreesforourneighborhoodwiththemoney.”Withhermom’shelp,Sarahstartedmakingcraftswithgreatinterest,usingplasticbottlesandemptycans.Everydayafterschool,shesatinheryard,waitingforcustomers.Atfirst,noonecame.Sarahfeltdown,butshedidn’tgiveup.Later,peoplebegantostopby.Akindwomanboughtaclothbag,sayingitwasperfectforshopping.Bytheendofthefirstmonth,Sarahhadmade$150.Shebought30smalltrees.Togetherwithherparents,theyplantedthetreesaroundthepark.Now,theneighborhoodlooksnicer,andthebirdshavemoreplacestorest.Saraheventeachesherfriendshowtomakeeco-friendlycraftsafterschool.Theyorganizesaleseverymonthtoraisemoneyfornewprojectslikebirdfeeders.Sarahsharedherstoryatacommunityevent.“Makingagreenercommunityisimportant,”shesaidproudly.“Ifeveryonehelpsalittle,wecanmakeourlifebetter.”26.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin______?Sarah’sexperiences

A.sad;sharingherstoryB.afraid;feedingbirdsC.bored;caringfornatureD.nervous;recyclingoldboxes27.WhatcanyoulearnfromSarah’swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.Doingisbetterthansaying.B.Thefirststepistheonlydifficulty.C.Greathopesmakegreatmen.D.Smallactionscanmakeadifference.28.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?

A.AGirl’sDreamJobB.ACommunityParkC.AGirl’sGreenProjectD.AnEco-friendlyHabitTraditionalChinesecolorsplayakeyroleinChineseaesthetics.However,theyaremorethanjustbeautifulshades—theyhavedeepculturalmeanings.Thesecolorsarenotchosenrandomly(随机).Instead,theyarecloselyconnectedtohistory,nature,andsocialvalues.Let’sexplorehowthesecolorsareusedandwhattheystandfor.InancientChina,therewerefiveprimarycolors:cyan(青色),red,yellow,white,andblack.UnlikethemodernWesternprimarycolorsystem,thesecolorswerelinkedtoWuXing(theFiveElements:wood,fire,earth,metal,water.Theyalsostoodfordirectionsandseasons.Thisconnectionmadethemmorethanjustprettycolors.Yellowstoodfortheearthandthecenter.Itbecamethecoloroftheemperor.IntheTang,Ming,andQingdynasties,onlytheroyalfamilycouldwearbrightyellow.Theemperor’sclothesandpalaceroofs(likethoseoftheForbiddenCity)wereyellow,showingthehighestpower.Redmeansfire,thesouth,andsummer.Itstandsforjoyandgoodluck.DuringtheChineseNewYear,peoplehangredlanternsandgiveredpackets.Atweddings,peoplewearredandusereddecorationstokeepawaybadluckandcelebratenewstarts.Eventoday,redisstillthetopchoiceforimportantandhappyevents.Bymixingthefiveprimarycolors,peoplemadesecondarycolors.Forexample,greencomesfromcyanandyellow.Itmeanslifeandnature.InChinesegardens,greenplantsandpondscreateapeacefulfeeling.Pink,fromredandwhite,meansgrace.Itwasoftenusedinwomen’sclothes.Inart,colorsareusedtoexpressfeelings.Inkpaintingsuseblackandwhiteinlighttodarkshadestoshowmountains,rivers,andfeelings.Blueandwhiteporcelain(青花瓷)hasabluedesignonawhitebase(基底).Itlooksclearandelegant.ItbecamefamousaroundtheworldthroughtheSilkRoad.Thecontrast(对比)betweendarkblueandbrightwhitecreatesacleanandtimelessbeautywithspecialEasternmagic.ItwasoncepopularalongtheSilkRoad,makingitaglobalsymbolofChineseculture.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“aesthetics”inthefirstparagraphprobablymean?

A.Thestudyofbeautyandtaste.B.Thestudyofhistoryandsociety.C.Thestudyofcolorsandshapes.D.Thestudyofnatureandelements.30.Howdoesthewritertalkaboutsecondarycoloursinthepassage?

A.Bytellingastoryofhowsecondarycolorswereinvented.B.Byexplainingwhattheyareandgivingexamples.C.BycomparingthemwithWesternsecondarycolors.D.Bylistingproblemsofusingsecondarycolors.31.Accordingtothepassage,whydidblueandwhiteporcelainbecomeaglobalsymbolofChineseculture?

A.BecauseitwasonlyusedbyChineseemperors.B.Becausemakingitisverysimple.C.BecauseithasspecialEasternbeautyandwasspreadwidely.D.Becauseitusesallfivetraditionalprimarycolors.32.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.ThehistoryofChineseinkpaintings.B.Themakingofblueandwhiteporcelain.C.TheculturalmeaningsandusesoftraditionalChinesecolors.D.ThedifferencesbetweenChineseandWesterncolorsystems.请从短文后所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项(选项中有两项为多余选项)。Chemistryisusuallythoughttobemoredifficultthanothersubjects,atleastforthebeginner.33Therearesomereasonsforthisidea.Foronething,chemistryhasaveryspecializedvocabulary(学科专用语汇).Atfirst,studyingchemistryislikelearninganewlanguage.Also,someconcepts(概念)inchemistryarehardtounderstand.However,withhardworkandcarefulstudy,youcanfinishthissubjectsuccessfullyandevenenjoyit.34Thekeyistouseeffectivemethodsinsteadofjustmemorizingblindly.Herearesomesuggestionstohelpyoudevelopgoodstudyhabitsandbetterunderstandthetopicsinthebook.Firstly,attendclassesontime.Listentoyourteacherandtakecarefulnotesinclass.35Forexample,markunclearpointswithaquestionmarksoyoucanasklater,andmarkkeyformulas(化学式)orexperimentsteps.Ifpossible,alwaysreviewthetopicsyoulearninclass,andreviewyournotesonthesameday.Secondly,thinkcarefullywhetheryoureallyunderstandthemeaningofatermortheuseofanequation(方程式).Agoodwaytotestyourunderstandingistoexplainaconcepttoaclassmateorsomeoneelse.36Ifyoucan’texplainitsimply,itmeansyouneedtogobackandreviewthetopicagain.Thirdly,payattentiontothingswhichhavesomethingtodowithchemistryinlife.Watchordoexperimentsinclasscarefully.Fourthly,questionoftenanddonotbeafraidtoaskyourteacheroryourclassmatesforhelp.Youwillfindthatchemistryismuchmorethannumbers,formulasandequations.Itisoftenusedindailylifejustlikemathandphysics.Onceyoufallinlovewithit,you’llgetlotsoffun.

A.Thismethodhelpsyoumakesureyoudon’tmisskeypoints.B.Thisway,youcancheckifyoutrulyunderstandtheknowledge.C.Thisdoesn’tmeanthesubjectisonlyforstudentswithhighIQs.D.Manystudentsfeelnervouswhentheyfirststartlearningchemistry.E.Writingdowntheteacher’sexamplescanalsohelpyoureviewlater.F.Youshouldstudyinaquietplaceandprepareeverything.四、任务型阅读OliverTwistwasborninaworkhouse,andwhenhewasborn,therewasnoonetolookafterhimexceptanoldnurseandadoctor.Theydidn’tcareabouthim.Oliver’smotherarrivedattheworkhousethenightbeforeshegavebirthtoherson.Sheaskedtoseeherbabyandthendied.Nooneknewwhereshecamefromandwhoshewas.Butthedoctornoticedthatshehadnoweddingringonherfinger.Whenthedoctorleftandtheoldnursedressedhim,Olivercriedloudly.Hewasanorphan(孤儿)andhewasallalone.TherewasnoonetolookafterbabyOliverattheworkhousesohewassenttoanorphanage(孤儿院),withlittlefoodorlove.Whenhewasnine,Oliverwasasmallpalethinchild.Buthehadasweetheart,andthatwasprobablywhyhemanagedtoreachtheageofnine.Thehousekeeperoftheorphanagewasrudeandhard.SheoftenbeatOliverandlockedhimup.Thiswasusuallyforsayinghewashungry.OnedaythehousekeeperwassurprisedbyavisitfromMr.Bumble,theheadofthegovernment.“OliverTwistisnineyearsoldnow.He’stoooldtostayhereattheorphanagewithyou,”Mr.Bumblesaid.“Sowewillmovehimtotheworkhouse.Ihavecomeheremyselftotakehimthere.”Assoonastheyarrivedattheworkhouse,Mr.BumbletookOlivertomeettheBoard(董事会).TheBoardwasmadeupofnineortenfatgentlemensittingaroundatable.“Boy,”saidoneofthefatgentlementoOliver,“Youareanorphanandyoumustbethankfulforthecharityofthetown.Youareheretolearnasubjectandyouwillbeginyourworktomorrowmorning.Goodnight.”AndpoorlittleOliverwassenttosleeponahardcoldbedinaroomfullofotherboys,tobereadyforworkthenextmorning.—AdaptedfromOliverTwistbyCharlesDickens回答下面3个问题,1-2每题答案不超过10个词,第3题答案词数不限。37.What’sthelastthingOliver’smotherdidbeforeshedied?________________________38.WhywasOliveroftenbeatenbythehousekeeper?________________________39.Accordingtothearticle,whatdoyouthinkofthelifeofOliverTwistandwhy?________________________五、单词拼写40.Theword“adult”hastwodifferent________(pronounce)—onewherethestressisonthefirstsyllable,andanotherwhereit’sonthesecond.41.WhenIheardthebadnews,IwassoshockedthatIhaddifficulty________(reply).42.Weshouldalwaysthink________(two)beforemakinganimportantdecision.43.Heachievedgreatsuccessinthecompetition________(凭借)effectiveteamworkandclearcommunicationwithhispartners.44.Ifhestudieshardandnevergivesup,hewill________(无疑地)improvehisgradessoon.六、短文填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给单词的正确形式填空。Peoplebelievethatalmostallchildrenareborncleverkids.Theproblemishowtostaycleverastheyaregrowingolder.Beingcarelessand45(patient)willnotonlybebadforlearning,butalsofortheirfuturelife.Afamous46(science)oncesaidthatatroubledheartisadistracted(注意力分散的)mind.Ifproblemsarealwaysonhismind,it’shardtofocus.Somestudentsthinktheirparentsarestrict47themandcan’tgetonwellwiththem.Somestu

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