2025~2026学年浙江省嘉兴市清华附中九年级上学期10月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年浙江省嘉兴市清华附中九年级上学期10月月考英语试卷一、阅读理解IntheBayAreainCalifornia,youcanfindmanyamusementparkswithfunrides.

TrainTown

Thisparkhasridesabouttrains.Themostpopularoneisthe20-minuteridethroughtheparkonaminitrain.TheparkisopeneverydayfromJunetoAugust.

TraveltimefromSanFrancisco:1hour

Ticketprice:$7.50perride,perperson

freeforchildrenunder12monthsoldSixFlagsDiscoveryKingdom

Thisthemeparkhasridesforkidsofallages.Youcanalsohavefunwithanimalshere.Youcanrideanelephant,feedagiraffeandseeotheranimals.

TraveltimefromSanFrancisco:1hour

Ticketprice:$49.99perperson【dailypass(单日票)】California’sGreatAmerica

Thisamusementparkisknownforitsthrillrides(探险刺激体验设施).However,therearefunridesforyoungerkids,too.Thebestpartaboutthisparkisthatyoucanvisitawaterpark,BoomerangBay,atnoadditional(额外的)cost.

TraveltimefromSanFrancisco:45minutes

Ticketprice:$39.99perperson(dailypass)Children’sFairyland

ItisoneoftheoldestthemeparksintheBayArea.Theparkhasapuppet(木偶)theater,whichhaspuppetshowseveryday(at11a.m.,2p.m.,and4p.m.).

TraveltimefromSanFrancisco:30minutes

Ticketprice:

$12forapersonmorethanoneyearold(includingoneyearold)

Freeforapersonbelowoneyearold1.IfyouwanttovisitSixFlagsDiscoverykingdom,youshouldpay

A．$87.5.B．$12.C．$39.99.D．$49.99.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutCalifornia’sGreatAmerica?

A．Thereisawaterpark.B．Therearenoridesforyoungerkids.C．Childrenbelow12monthsoldcangoinforfree.D．ItisoneoftheoldestamusementparksintheBayArea.3.________istheclosesttoSanFrancisco.

A．TrainTownB．Children’sFairylandC．California’sGreatAmericaD．SixFlagsDiscoveryKingdomOnMonday,IstoppedmycarinfrontofmydaughterJuliet’smiddleschool.Shejumpedinthefrontseat,feelingdown.Sheaskedmetohelpherstudyforhersciencetest.“Dad,Ineedtomemorizethereproductivecycleofplants.AndIcanhardlymakeit.”“Youknowmemorizingseemslikethebestwaytostudy,butinfact,youcandobetterintestsifyouworkontryingtounderstandthematerial(材料).”Julietwasopentomyadvice.ItwasMondayafternoon,andwehadtwonightstostudybeforethetestonWednesday.Isuggestedaplan.“Tomorrownight,youaregoingtoteachthematerialtome.Tonight,readtheunit.Preparetoteach.”Askinghertoteachmewasanunusualidea,butIdecidedtodoit.Studiesshowthatteachingsomebodyelseisaveryusefulwaytolearn.Evenifyoudon’tdotheteaching,theactofpreparingtoteachleadstomorelearningthanjusttryingyourbesttomemorizethematerial.OnTuesdayafternoon,Julietsatdownwithhersciencebookfacingmeandsaid,“Okay,Dad,let’sstudy.”Iwantedhertoteachme.Butfalsestartshappened,andIcouldn’tbetoohardonher.Soinstead,westartedwithmeaskinghersomesimplequestions.Sheknewsomebutnotothers.Whenshedidn’tknowtheanswers,Iencouragedhertocheckthebook.Shestartedcheckingthingsthatdidn’tmakesense.Andshewasactivelyseekingtotestherunderstanding.Iwashappytoseeit.Shewasn’tmemorizing;shewastryingtounderstandthings,whichwasexactlywhatIhadhopedshewoulddo.4.WhydidJulietfeeldown?

A．Becauseshefailedhersciencetest.B．Becauseshehadtroublememorizingaunit.C．Becausesheknewnothingaboutplants.D．Becauseshecouldn’tfollowherteacher.5.Inthewriter’sopinion,whatwasthekeytothebestlearning?

A．Memorizing.B．Testing.C．Questioning.D．Understanding.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph5referto?

A．Makinghercheckthebook.B．Usingsimplequestionstotesther.C．Encouraginghertoreadtheunit.D．Askinghertoteachmetheunit.7.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．HardworkingFatherB．AnUnexpectedTestC．LearningfromTeachingD．PreparingforTeachingDuringtheteenageyears,acommonsituationisthatwheneverateenagersays,“MumandDad,Iwantto...”,theirparentsanswer,“No,youcan’t.”or“Youcan’tdo...”Teenagersoftenthinktheyareoldenoughtomaketheirowndecisions,buttheirparentsmayworryabouttheirgrowthanddevelopment.Youngpeoplefurthercomplainthattheirparentsdon’tunderstandthem.Whensomethinggoeswrong,mostparentsjustdon’tbelieveintheirchildren.Withoutaskingwhy,theythinktheirkidsarewrong.Andnotmanyparentsallowtheirchildrentomakeadecisionforthemselves.Yes,itistruethatyourparentsalwaystreatyouasalittlechild.Youaren’tallowedtodowhatyoulike.However,itshouldberememberedthatnotlongagotheywereindeedchildren.Parentsstillrecallthechildishmistakestheirchildrenmadeinthepast.Theywanttoprotectyoubutyoudon’twantthemtodoso.So,ifyouwanttogetmorefreedom(自由),youshouldfirsttrytounderstandyourparentsandavoidlyingtothem.Tryafriendlierway.Ifyouwantthemtoallowyoutostayoutlate,don’tjustsay,“Alltheotherkidsinmyclasscanstayoutlate.”Tellthemasmuchasyoucanaboutwhatyouwanttodoandwhereyouwillbeandwhyitisimportantforyoutostayoutlate.Thentheywillsay.“Yes,butbemorecarefulandgiveusacallifpossible.”Inthisway,throughunderstandingandcommunication,teenagerscannotonlygetmuchfreedombutalsohaveagoodrelationshipwiththeirparents.8.Towhommaythepassagebewritten?

A．Teenagers.B．Parents.C．Teachers.D．Policemen.9.Whichofthefollowingshowsthatparentsdon’tunderstandchildren?

A．Itmustbeyoureldersisterwhoplaysthegamesinbed.B．Itmustbeyourmistaketofightwithothersatschool.C．Wearegladthatyouhaveasenseofclassicmusic.D．WereallybelieveyougotanAintheEnglishexam.10.Whydoparentsoftenstopteenagersfromdoingwhattheylike?

A．Becausetheyarestrictandold-fashioned.B．Becausethat’sthefamilyrule.C．Becausetheywanttoprotectteenagers.D．Becausethat’sthetradition.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A．Teenagers’FightstoGetMoreFreedomB．Parents’WorriesabouthowtoprotectChildrenC．TheWaystoBetterParent-TeenagerRelationshipD．DifferentIdeasaboutFreedom:UnsolvableProblemAsachild,culturalhistorianandwriterSofiaAkeloftenstayedatthelocallibrary.“ThelibraryneartheEastLondonestate(庄园)whereIgrewupwaswhereIdevelopedmyinterestinreadingasachild,”shesaid.Akelsoonrealizedthatmanypeoplecouldn’taffordbooks.Later,shestartedtheFreeBooksCampaign,anorganizationwiththegoalofgivingbookstothosewhocan’tbuythem.“We’vedonated(捐赠)6,000bookstopeopleintheUKandIrelandsofar,”Akelsaid.Theorganizationisfundedbydonations,andanyonecanrequestabookthey’dliketoread.Akelbelievesthatreadingshouldbesomethingthateveryonecantakepartin.“Withoutthelibrary,myworldview,myimagination,andmyvocabularywouldhavebeenreduced,”shecontinued.Initsthirdyearofoperation,theCampaignheldtheFreeBooksFestivalinPeckham,SoutheastLondon.Overaweekend,theygaveawayabout3,000books.Estelle,abiochemistrygraduate,wenttothefestivalwithherfriends.“It’simportantthateventslikethisexist,”shesaid.“Witheventslikethis,itmeansI’mabletoenjoymyloveforreadingandfindnewbooks.”Whenaskedaboutherbookselections,Estellesaid,“IchoseGoodIntentionsbyKasimAli.Igotmybooksignedbyhimduringtheevent.ItwasveryexcitingbecauseI’dnevermettheauthorofabook.I’dreadinperson.”Datasuggeststhataccessingbooksatalibraryhasbecomeincreasinglychallenging.AccordingtotheCharteredInstituteofPublicFinanceandAccountancy(CIPFA),librarybookstocks(储存)reducedby11percentacrossEngland,WalesandScotlandbetween2021and2022.SoorganizationsliketheFreeBooksCampaignaremakingahugedifferenceinthelivesofmanypeoplearoundtheworld.12.WhatdevelopedAkel’sinterestinreading?

A．Herschooleducation.B．Herchildhoodexperiences.C．Theinfluenceofherfamily.D．Somewriters’encouragement.13.WhatdoweknowabouttheFreeBooksCampaign?

A．Peoplecanbuybooksfromit.B．ItwasstartedneartheEastLondonestate.C．OnlypeopleintheUKhavereceiveditshelp.D．It’sanorganizationthattriestohelppeoplereadbooks.14.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellus?

A．TheimportanceoftheFreeBooksCampaign.B．Librarybookstocksaroundtheworld.C．Problemslibrariesarefacingnow.D．ThedatafromtheCIPFA.15.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribetheFreeBooksCampaign?

A．Brightandenergetic.B．Helpfulyetlittle-known.C．Successfulandspecial.D．Educationalandcreative.二、任务型阅读阅读短文，从下面选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项(其中一项多余)，并回答小题。Insummer,thehighheatalwaysmakesyoufeeluncomfortable.Haveyoueverthoughtaboutgettingthroughthehotsummerwithoutairconditioning(空调)?Actually,tostaycoolandcomfortable,youcantrylotsofnaturalways,includingwater,fans,cooldrinks,andmore.Herelet’sseehowtousewatertocooldown.Drinkwatermoreoften.Yourbodywillfeelcoolerifyoudothat.Trydrinkingatleasteightbottlesofwatereveryday.Addingorange,lemon,ortomatopiecestoyourwatermakesitmorerefreshing.16Freezeahandkerchief(手帕)andputitonyourneck,forehead,armsorlegs.17Whenthehandkerchiefheatsup,simplywetitandputitbackinthefridge.Youcanalsoputanicepackbehindyourhead.Runcoldwateroveryourwrists(手腕).Wetyourwristsandotherparts,suchasyourneckandyourinnerelbows,withcoolwaterfor10secondseach.Thiswillloweryourtemperatureforalittlebit.18Thiscanbeespeciallyhelpfulforcoolingdownrightbeforeyougotobed.Fillyourbathtub(浴缸)withcoolwaterandgetin.Onceyouareusedtothetemperature,letsomewateroutandrefillitwithcoldwater.Keepdoingthisuntilyoufeelcoolenough.19Withtherightways,youcanavoidtheheatwhilesavingmoneybyturningofftheairconditioning.

A.Takeacoolshower,ifyouprefer.

B.Soyoushoulddrinkmorewaterinsummer.

C.Placingitonyourbodycanhelpyoubeattheheat.

D.Itmaybeeasiertodrinkmoreifyourwaterhasataste.

E.Yourbodywillstaycoolforalongtimeafteryougetout.Whatdoyouusuallydotostaycoolandcomfortableinsummer?(Nomorethan15words)20三、完形填空Fiveyearsago,myfatherandIhadaseriousdisagreement.Wedidn’t________it.Weavoidedseeingeachother________wehadtoatsomeimportantfamilygatherings(聚会).Buteventhen,wehardlyspoketoeachother.SolastTuesday,whenIgothome,Itold________IwasgoingtotellmyfatherIlovedhim.Itwasstrange,butjustmakingthat________seemedtotakeaload(沉重感)offmymind.Iwasso________thatIcouldhardlysleepduringthenight.Thenextmorning,Iwentto________early.At9:00inthemorning,Icalledmydadtoask________Icouldcomeoverafterwork.He________.At5:30intheafternoon,Iwasatmyparents’houseringingthe________,expectingthatDadwould________thedoor.IwasafraidthatifMomanswered,Iwould________andtellherinstead.Luckily,Daddidanswerthedoor.Ididn’t________anytime—Itookonestepinthedoorandsaid,“Dad,IjustcomeovertotellyouthatIloveyou.”Believeitornot,itseemedlike________.Beforemyeyes,myfather’sfacesoftened,thewrinkles(皱纹)seemedto________andhebegantocry.Hehuggedmeandsaidexcitedly,“Iloveyou,too,mydearson,butI’ve________beenabletosayit.”Seeingthisunforgettablesight,Momwalkedbywithtearsinhereyes.Somymessagetoallofyouisthis：Don’twaittodothethingsthatyouknowneedtobedone.WhatifIhadwaitedtotellmydad?21.A．rememberB．reachC．getD．solve22.A．unlessB．whileC．asD．when23.A．himB．meC．myselfD．himself24.A．informationB．decisionC．chanceD．mistake25.A．relaxedB．movedC．surprisedD．excited26.A．museumB．fieldC．workD．sleep27.A．whatB．howC．whetherD．why28.A．dislikedB．refusedC．expectedD．agreed29.A．phoneB．doorbellC．websiteD．car30.A．answerB．replyC．leaveD．close31.A．setupB．giveupC．takeupD．putup32.A．takeB．wasteC．saveD．spend33.A．magicB．musicC．healthD．trade34.A．beginB．appearC．endD．disappear35.A．everB．alwaysC．neverD．often四、选词填空用方框内所给单词的适当形式填空，使句子通顺、正确。每个单词限用一次。

manage,miss,lock,order,worryJimisacarefulboy.Yesterday,he36tofinishhisprojectbeforemidnight.Butthismorning,he37theschoolbusandwaslate.He38thathisteacherwouldbeangry.Afterschool,herememberedheforgotto39hisbike.Nowhehastofollowhisparents’40tobemorecareful.五、短文填空根据短文内容和所给中文，在空白处写出单词的正确形式。Lilyisastudentinacommunityschool.Everyweek,shehasmany41(任务)tocomplete.Sheoftenattends42(会议)aboutenvironmentalprotection.Thereisan43(展览)oflocalhistoryinthecommunityhallthismonth.Manyresidentsgoto44(参加)it.Thehallhasarulethat45(进入)isonlyallowedwithaticket.Lilythinksit’s46(必要的)tofollowit.Theimportanceofcommunityservice47(讨论)inclasseveryweek.Lilyhasagood48(习惯)oftakingnotes.Shefindscommunityactivitiesfullof49(意义).Shewillnever50(停止).阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。AsaCanadian,IhavebeenveryinterestedinChinesesinceIwasveryyoung.51theageof12,IenteredaChinesewritingcompetition.Itried52(real)hardbutIfailedtowinaprize.I53(think)thatlearningChinesewasahugechallengeandlostconfidenceinmyself.Oneday,abookcalledJourneytotheWestcaught54(I)eyes.Inthebook,MonkeyKingneedstoborrowafantocrosstheMountainofFlame.55hefailstwice,hedoesn’tgiveupandfinallymakesit.StronglyencouragedbyMonkeyKing,Ikept56(work)hard