2025~2026学年湖南省怀化市中方县中兴中学上学期九年级英语10月月考试卷

2025~2026学年湖南省怀化市中方县中兴中学上学期九年级英语10月月考试卷一、阅读理解

Comeandimproveyourwritingabilityinourexcitingcourses!Eachcoursewillhaveadifferentexpert,whowillsharevaluableideasondifferentwritingtopicsandgiveyouhelpfuladvice.Course1

Tuesday,3rdDecember,6:30pm,Room301

Speaker:EmilyHughes,award-winningplaywright

Topic:FromPagetoStage—WritingYourOwnPlayCourse2

Thursday,5thDecember,7:00pm,Room302

Speaker:OliviaCampbell,editorwith20yearsofexperience

Topic:ImportantEditingSkillsCourse3

Tuesday,10thDecember,6:00pm,Room201

Speaker:AlexCollins,poetryteacheratRutgersUniversity

Topic:TakingYourPoetrytoNewHeightsCourse4

Thursday,12thDecember,6:00pm,Room202

Speaker:MichaelTurner,best-sellingwriter

Topic:DiscoverHowtoTellAmazingStoriesIfyouwanttoknowmore,sendanemailtoschoolwritingclub@

orcall(122)437-0978.Notes:1.expert专家2.topic主题3.playwright剧作家4.editor编辑1.WhenisCourse1?

A．Tuesday,3rdDecember,6:30pm.B．Thursday,5thDecember,7:00pm.C．Thursday,12thDecember,6:00pm.2.WhereisCourse4held?

A．InRoom301.B．InRoom302.C．InRoom202.3.Wecanmostprobablyseethematerial________.

A．inamoviemagazineB．onaschoolnoticeboardC．inastorybookWhenOllieandIwereonourwayhome,wetalkedabouttheMother’sDayteapartyatmyhouse.Ourfamilieswouldcelebratetogether.I’dmadeacardformymum,butIstillwantedtofindagifttogowithit.Olliewantedtobuyrosesforhismum,buteverythingwassoexpensiveattheflowerstore.Justthen,ourneighborMrsNishikawagreeted(问候)us.Shelookedtiredandsaidhergardenwasinamess.Suddenlywehadagoodidea.OllieandIofferedtohelp.Inreturn,MrsNishikawawouldletuspicksomeniceflowersfromhergarden.Afterhalfanhour,OllieandIfinished.MrsNishikawawashappywithourwork.So,wepickedandwrapped(包)someflowersinnicepaperandwenthome.Then,wehidtheflowersinmybedroomcloset(壁橱).“Attherighttime,we’llshout‘Surprise!’”Olliesaid.Itwastimefortheteaparty.Wehadagreattimeenjoyingteaandcakes.Whenmysisterandbrothersangasongtheyhadmadeup,OllieandIquietlywenttogetoursurprise.“No!”IshoutedwhenIgottothebedroom.Everyonerushedtoseewhatwashappening.Rightthere,wesawmycats,CharlieandCow,playingwiththeflowers!“Itlookslikethecatsarehavingaparty!”mymumlaughed.“WemadethematMrsNishikawa’sforMother’sDay!”Olliesaid.“Whatalovelythought!Thankyou!”Ollie’smumsaid.“AndIthinkIknowwhythecatsareexcited.”Shepickedupsometinygreenleaves-catnip(猫薄荷)!Ollie’smumandmymumbothsaidlaughingwasthebestgift.Wealllaughedtogether,makingitaMother’sDaytoremember!4.WhydidthewriterandOlliewanttofindgiftsfortheirmums?

A．BecauseitwasMother’sDay.B．Becausetheirmumslikedgifts.C．Becausetheirmumswouldhaveabirthdayparty.5.HowdidthewriterandOlliegetthegifts?

A．Theymadethegiftsthemselves.B．Theyputtheirmoneytogethertobuythegifts.C．TheyhelpedMrsNishikawainreturnforthegifts.6.Howmightthewriterfeelwhenhereachedhisclosettogetthesurprise?

A．Happy.B．Nervous.C．Surprised.7.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthewriter’sexperience?

A．Giftsareimportantforshowinglove.B．Laughtermattersmorethanmaterialgifts.C．Planningisnecessaryforeverything.Manykids,especiallythoseundersix,writelettersbackward(倒着).Itiscalledmirrorwriting(镜像书写).Someadultsalsowritebackwardafterabraininjury(大脑损伤).Butforkids,it’sjustapartoflearning.Youmightwonderwhythishappens.Somepeoplethinkit’sbecausethosechildrenareleft-handed,butthat’snottrue.A2016studyshowedthatleft-handedandright-handedkidswritebackwardjustasoften.Anothercommonthoughtisthatmirrorwritingmeansachildhasdyslexia(诵读困难).However,that’snotcorrecteither.Dyslexiamakesithardforpeopletoconnectletterstosounds.So,whilekidswithdyslexiamighthavedifficultyspellingorsoundingwordsout,writinglettersbackwardisn’tasignofthiscondition.So,whatcauseskidstowritelettersbackward?Onereasonhastodowithhowbrainswork.Whenweseesomething,likealetter,werememberitsshapemorethanitsdirection.Itisanatural,importantskillthathelpsusrecognise(认出)thingsnomatterwhatangle(角度)weseethemfrom.Forexample,ahumancanrecogniseatigerbylookingatit—fromanyangle.Whenchildrenlearntowrite,theirbrainsremembertheshapeofaletterbutnotitsdirection.Atthesametime,theyarestilllearningthedifferencebetweenleftandright.That’swhytheymightwritelettersbackward.Anotherreasonformirrorwritingmayhavetodowiththelettersthemselves.InEnglishmostletters,likec,opentotheright.Childrenmaypickuponthispattern.Becauseofthattheymightaccidentallywritelettersthatopentotheleft,likej,backward.Haveyouevernoticedanyonewritinglettersbackward?It’sanormalpartofgrowingupandlearningtowrite.Withtimeandpractice,mostkidswillstopwritingbackward!8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inParagraph2referto?

A．A2016study.B．Mirrorwriting.C．Abraininjury.9.Whichofthefollowingishardforkidswithdyslexia?

A．Hearing.B．Spelling.C．Thinking.10.AccordingtoParagraph3,whathelpsusrecognisethingsfromanyangle?

A．Theabilitytorememberthings’sizes.B．Theabilitytorememberthings’directions.C．Theabilitytorememberthings’shapes.11.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?(①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2…)

A．①/②/③/④⑤B．①/②③/④/⑤C．①/②/③④/⑤阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。Puttingthingsoffissomethingalotofstudentsaretroubledby.Betweenschoolwork,after-schoolactivitiesandeverydayworries,therearetoomanythingsyouhavetodealwitheveryday.12Youmightstartfallingbehindandyourgradesmightgetlower.Onesmartwaytofightbackistobreakbigtasksintotinypieces.Hugeprojectscanfeellikeamountain.Butifyoucutthemintosmallersteps,itwillmakeitlessscary(可怕的).13Justtellyourself,“Today,I’llchoosemytopicandwritealittle.I’lltakecareofmoretomorrow.”Stepbystep,itgetsdone.The“workandrest”wayisalsoasmartchoiceforbeingproductive.Setatimerfor25minutes—goallin,fullattention.14Havesomecookies.Walkaround.Onceyougetgoing,it’seasiertokeepitup.15PutawayyourMP3playerandanykindoftoys.Findaquietplacewhereyouwon’tgetinterrupted(打扰)atall.Thelessnoise,thebetteryourbraincanlockin.Anddon’tforgettotreatyourself.Forexample,listentoyourfavoritesong,orwatchaninterestingTVprogram.Theselittlethingskeepyougoing.Changedoesn’thappenovernight,sosticktoiteveryday.Finally,youaresuretoseethepayoff.

A．Thentakeafive-minutebreak.B．Also,stayawayfromwhatpullsyourattention.C．Forexample,you’vegottowriteafivepaper.D．Butifyoukeepputtingthemoff,theycansnowball.E．Workhardandmakeyourselfbetter.二、完形填空Oncetherewasakindlady.Sheadopted(领养)agirlnamedAnnieandtriedherbestto_______her.Anniewasalways_______.AsChristmasgotcloser,theladywantedtogiveAnniea_______.ShecalledAnnietoherandsaid,“Annie,you’vebeensuchagoodgirl,andIwanttobuyyouanewdressforChristmas.Takethismoneyandgotochoosethe_______dressyoucanfindatthestore.”Anniefelthappybutalsoworried.She_______Frances,herbestfriendintheorphanage(孤儿院).Franceshardlyhadnewclothes.Anniethoughtitwouldn’tbefairforhertogetanewdress_______Franceshadonlyoldones.“Dearmother,I’vealreadyhadmanyclothes,”saidAnnie.“CanIsendthemoneytoFrancesinstead?Shewasalwaysthereforme,_______whenIwassick.”TheladywasdeeplytouchedbyAnnie’skindness.Shesmiledandsaid,“Sure,Annie.WritetoFrancesandaskhertocomehereforChristmas.I’ll_______hertoabigmealandbuyhersomenewclothes.”Anniewrotea(n)_______toFrances.WhenFrancescame,shewashappytoseeAnnie.Together,thetwogirlshadawonderfulChristmas,andtheirheartswerefullof________andwarmth.16.A．dependonB．takecareofC．lookfor17.A．happyB．shyC．serious18.A．jobB．giftC．friend19.A．prettiestB．longestC．oldest20.A．forgotB．foundC．remembered21.A．whetherB．whileC．unless22.A．clearlyB．especiallyC．simply23.A．guideB．treatC．connect24.A．novelB．reportC．invitation25.A．trustB．loveC．attention三、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。ManyChinesepeopleregardjiaoziasthebestfood.MakingjiaoziduringtheSpringFestival26(be)common,especiallyinthenorthernpartofChina.ItissaidthatthefoodwasinventedbyZhangZhongjing,afamousdoctorinChinesehistory.Heisknownasafounderof27(tradition)Chinesemedicine.Hereisthestory.Onewinterday,Zhangfoundthatalotofpoorpeoplewereinneedofwarmth.Withoutthe28(protect)ofhatsorwarmclothes,manyofthemhadred,soreears.Thekinddoctorwondered29hecoulddosomethingtohelpthem.Finally,hecameup30theideaofmakingspecialsoup.Heboiled(煮)muttonandsomemedicineinabigpot.Thenhecutthemup,putthemondoughslices(面片),and31(fold)thedoughslicesintotheshapeofears.Atlast,heboiledthedoughearsinthesoup.Afterhavingthesoup,thepoorpeoplefeltwarmandtheirearsgotmuch32(good).Zhangdidn’tstop33(hand)outthesoupuntiltheeveoftheSpringFestival.Duringthefestival,peoplemadeitby34(they)andateitaspartofthecelebration.Now,we35(call)thefoodjiao’er,jiaoziorbianshi,andeatitonWinterSolstice(ortheDongzhiFestival)andduringtheSpringFestivaltorememberthegreatdoctor.四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题或翻译画线部分。MynameisJeff.Ilikelearningforeignlanguages.WhenIretired(退休)in2018,Icouldspeakthreeforeignlanguages.Atthattime,mybiggestwishwastolearnanewone.Later,IwatchedaprogramaboutChinesecultureonTV.IwassointerestedinitthatImadethedecisiontolearnChinese.IfoundaculturalcenterinthenorthofLondonbychance.ItofferedChineselanguagecoursesfitforme.InMarch2019,Ibegantolearn.Toattendtheclasses,Ileftmyhomeat5a.m.everySaturdayanddrove3hourstotheculturalcenter.Butthisdidn’tstopme.Afterclass,Ipracticedalot.Throughlearning,IdevelopedaloveforChinesepoemsandjoinedinactivitieslikeChinesepoetryreadings.IincreasinglydreamedofvisitingChina.MyChineseteacherMr.Liualwaysmentioned“It’sbettertotraveltenthousandmilesthantoreadtenthousandbooks”.HesuggestedthatIshouldtakepartinastudytourinChinaSoinAugust2024,IvisitedXi’anwithmyclassmatesoftheculturalcenter.Duringthetrip,asthestudentbestatChineseamongus,Itriedtoactasaninterpreter(口译员).IhelpedmyclassmatesinmanywayslikeaskingthewayandshoppinginChinese.Thisexperienceencouragedmetostudyfurther.TheBritishoftensay“Learningisalifelongpursuit(追求)”