2025~2026学年辽宁省锦州市凌海市凌水小镇学校上学期第三次检测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年辽宁省锦州市凌海市凌水小镇学校上学期第三次检测九年级英语试卷一、阅读理解1.Whatclubwillhaveacompetition?

A．BattleoftheBooks.B．ScienceOlympiad.C．AnimeClub.D．ReadingClub.2.HowoftendoestheScienceOlympiadmeet?

A．Everyday.B．Onceaweek.C．Twiceaweek.D．Fivetimesaweek.3.WhatdoestheAnimeClubwanttoshowstudentsaboutJapaneseanimation?

A．It’sonlyforyoungchildren.B．Itisalwayseasyandinteresting.C．Ithascontentthatcanintereststudents.D．ItisbetterthanAmericancartoons.4.Wecanprobablyseethistext_________.

A．inamagazineB．inastorybookC．inareportD．inanovelToprovidelongerbreaksforpeople,publicholidaysinChinaareincreasedbytwodaysfromJanuary2025,accordingtonewholidayrulesoftheChinesegovernment.Underthenewrule,thenationalholidayofSpringFestivalincreasesfromthreetofourdays,nowincludingLunarNewYear’sEveonJan.28th,beinganeight-dayholidayperiod.TheMayDayholidayalsogrowstotwodays,withMay2newlyadded,creatingafive-daybreak.Toachievelongerholidayperiods,peoplekeepworkingforseveraldaysbeforeandaftertheholidays.Forexample,fortheSpringFestivalin2025,Jan.26thandFeb.8tharesetasworkdays,allowingpeopletoenjoyaneight-dayholidayinsteadofjustfourdays.Thechangesalsohaveanimpactonotherpublicholidays.NewYear’sDayonJan.1st,theTomb-SweepingDay,andtheDragonBoatFestivalholidayslastthreedays.Besides,theMid-AutumnFestivalandNationalDayholidaywillfallonthesamedaysin2025.Therewillbeaneight-dayholidayfromOct.1st.Peopleoftenworryaboutworkdaysbeforeandafterthelongholidays.Thenewrulessaythatworkdaysbeforeandafternationalholidayswillnotbemorethansixdaysintotal,exceptinspecialsituations.Becauseoftherule,ticketbooking(预订)forthe2025SpringFestivalholidayontheInternetwas2.2timeshigherthanusual.TravelersfromcitieslikeChengdu,Zhengzhou,andShanghaibookedticketsinadvance(提前)forLunarNewYear’sEve.Allinall,thelongerbreaksbringpeoplehappiness.Theycanspendmoretimewiththeirfamilyandfriends.5.Howdoesthewriterbeginthetext?

A．Bygivingafact.B．Bylistingnumbers.C．Byaskingquestions.D．Bytellingastory.6.HowmanynationalholidaysdopeoplehaveintheSpringFestivalin2025?

A．6days.B．7days.C．8days.D．9days.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“impact”meaninparagraph3?

A．Discovery.B．Influence.C．Performance.D．Choice.8.Whatisthestructureofthetext?(①=Paragraph1…)

A．B．C．D．Haveyouseencamerasinmallsoronthestreets?They’retheretohelpkeepussafe.However,iftherearetoomanycamerasorifthey’reputupwithoutbeingallowed,theycanbebadforourprivacy(隐私).StartingonApril1st,Chinaintroducednewrulestobetterusethesecameras.Therulesmakeitclearwhocanputthemupandwheretheycanbeplaced.Accordingtotherules,onlygovernmentofficesandmanagementunitscansetuppubliccameras.Therulesdon’tallowcamerasinplaceslikehotelroomsandchangingrooms.Socanwestillputupacameraatourfrontdoor?Theanswerisyes.ProfessorLiuWeijunfromthePeople’sPublicSecurityUniversityofChinatoldCCTVthattheareainfrontofyourhomeisn’tpublic,soyoucanputupcamerasforsafety.However,itmustnotharmothers’privatelivesorsafety.Thenewrulesalsoexplainhowpeoplecanusethevideos.Theyareonlyallowedbylaw,likesolvingcrimesandhelpinginemergencies(紧急情况).Forexample,ifachildgoesmissing,thefamilycanwatchthevideoafterbeingallowed,ProfessorCheHaofromPekingUniversitytoldthePeople’sDaily.Therulesalsoexplainhowtocheckcamerauseinourdailylivestoprotectprivacy.Camerasinpublicareasmusthaveclearsigns.Ifyouseeacamerawithoutasign,youcanreportittothepolice.Willthenewrulesworkwell?Let’swaitandsee.9.Whydidthegovernmentmakethenewrules?

A．Toprotectpeople’sprivacy.B．Tomakepublicplacessafer.C．Tohelphotelsgetmoreguests.D．Tosetupmorepubliccameras.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”referto(指代)inParagraph4?

A．Thenewrules.B．Thecameras.C．Thevideos.D．Thehotelrooms.11.Ifpeoplefindapubliccamerawithoutasigntheyshould________.

A．ignoreitB．coveritC．removeitD．reportittothepolice12.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutthenewrules?

A．Theyallowanyonetoinstallcamerasforsafety.B．Theymakeitimpossibletohavecamerasathome.C．Theysaynotoalltheuseofcamerasinpublicplaces.D．Theytrytokeeppeoplesafeandprotecttheirprivacyatthesametime.Afteralongwaitofnineyears,eightmonthsand22days,Zootopia2isfinallycomingtoChinesecinemasonthe26thofNovember.Itwillbereleased(上映)atthesametimeasinNorthAmerica!From2016to2025,willthosewhowatchedthefirstfilmintheatersstillgocrazyforthefoxandrabbitcouple?InZootopia,JudyHopps,arabbitfromthecountryside,becamethefirstbunnypoliceofficerinthecity.Toproveherself,shetookonamissinganimalcase(案件)andteamedupwithNickWilde,afoxwhoseemed“sly(狡猾的)”.Together,theyovercame(克服)prejudice(偏见)anddifficulties,uncovered(揭开)thesecretbehindthe“goingwild”predators(捕食性动物),solvedthecase,andbrokedownstereotypes(刻板印象)amonganimals.ThisbroughtpeacebacktoZootopia,andJudyachievedherdreamofbecomingagreatpoliceofficer.Zootopia2startswithabigsurprise:amysteriousreptile(神秘的爬行动物)arrivesandmessesupthepeacefulZootopia.Facingthisnewdanger,OfficerJudyandherpartnerNickteamupagaintoprotectthecity.Duringtheirtask,thetwofriendsnotonlydiscoverthetruthaboutthenewcharacter(角色)butalsoexploreahiddenundergroundblackmarketinanew,unknownareafullofsecrets.Abrand-newadventure(全新的冒险)inZootopiaisabouttobegin!Themovie’stitle“Zootopia”mixes“zoo”and“Utopia”(乌托邦),meaningaperfectworldforanimals.Zootopiadidn’tshowaperfectsocietywithoutprejudice;infact,itwashonestaboutthefactthatstereotypesarereal.Throughdifferentcharacters,itshowedusvarious(各种各样的)waystodealwithprejudice.Judychosetoignore(忽视)itandfollowherdream;Nickfirstaccepteditandlivedasothersexpected;whileAssistantMayorBellwether(市长)useditforrevenge(报复).Althoughthemovieteachesusthatprejudicewon’tjustdisappear,itremindsusthatwecanalwayschoosehowtodealwithit.So,inthesecondpart,whattruthwillweunderstand?Let’slookforwardtoit!13.Whatisthemainpurposeofthelastsentenceinthefirstparagraph?

A．Toshowthemainideaofthewholepassage.B．Toconnectthefirstparagraphtothesecondparagraph.C．Tocreateexcitementandmakereadersthinkaboutthenewmovie.D．Togivebackgroundinformationaboutthemaincharacters.14.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesJudyandNick?

A．Braveandclever.B．Shyandlazy.C．Strictandcareless.D．Kindandfunny.15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinparagraphs2and3?

A．Judyachievedherdreamofbecomingagreatpoliceofficer.B．Anewreptilearrivesandcausesproblems.C．Theywillexploreahiddenundergroundblackmarket.D．ThenewmoviewillbeonatthesametimeinChinaandNorthAmerica.16.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．TheZootopiamoviesareonlyaboutfunnyanimaladventures.B．TheZootopiamovieshavebothexcitingstoriesandalessonaboutprejudice.C．Thenewmovie,Zootopia2,willhaveatotallydifferentstoryfromthefirstone.D．ThecharacterNickWildeisthemostimportantherointhemovies.Recently,anotherPopMart(泡泡玛特)IPcalled“TwinkleTwinkle”(星星人)becameverypopular.Thepeoplewhomadeitgottheideafromsomewords:“Starscan’tshinewithoutdarkness(黑暗).”17Theselovelyyellowstarcharacters(人物)liveinadarkplace,buttheyusetheirownsoftlighttobringhopeandcomfort(慰藉)totheworld.18Forexample,somestoriesteachusaboutbravery(勇气),someaboutfriendship,andsomeaboutnevergivingup.Theyhaveroundbodiesandfaces.Thoughtheyappearsimpleatfirstglance(乍一看),eachcharacterteachesusaboutdeepfeelingsandimportantlifelessons.Whatmakesthesestarsspecialistheirpowertohelppeoplefeellessalone.19Whentheyfeelstressed,lonelyorsad,thestarsserveasfriendsthatoffercomfortandsupport.Itremindsusthateveryonehastheirownpowerandcanbealightforothers.Throughtheirwarmstoriesandlovelylooks,theTwinkleTwinklehasbecomesymbolsofhopeandhappinessforpeople.20

A．Manyadultsfindcomfortintheselittlestarsduringdifficulttimes.B．Aftergettingthisidea,theydesignedthecuteyellowstarcharacters.C．Eachstarcharacterhasaspecialshapeandadifferentstory.D．Theycan’thelppeoplerelaxafterahardday’swork.E．ThisisthetruemagicbehindtheTwinkleTwinkle.二、完形填空“Nothingisimpossible;theworditselfsays‘I’mpossible’.”AudreyHepburn(奥黛丽·赫本),theBritishactressandstarofthesilverscreen,saidthis.However,doubts(怀疑)andfears(恐惧)oftenholdusback.Howcanwe________themandsucceed?TherunnerSuBingtiangivesanexcellentanswertothisquestion.Theyoungman________hissportinglifein2006.WhenSuBingtianstartedhissportslife,noonefromAsiawhofocusedonthe100-meterracehadeverrunitinlessthan10seconds.Sutrainedhardandquicklybecameoneofthe________runnersinAsia.In2011,herantheracein10.16seconds.However,Suwasn’t________.Toruninunder10seconds,in2014,hechangedhisstartingleg.Hethoughtaboutthisdecisionvery________beforemakingit.Hehadtostartfromzero.Atfirst,hewasslowerthanbefore.Also,hewas25yearsold.Atsuchanage,manyrunnerschooseto________running.Peopledoubtedhisdecision.________,Sufoughthisfearsandbecameasportinghero.In2015,he________9.99secondsandmadehistory.In2021,hefinishedin9.83secondsattheTokyoOlympics.HealsobecamethefirstChineseathletetorunintheOlympic100mfinal.SuBingtianhastoldyoungsters,“Neverletyour________holdyouback.Haveatryandtryharder.Ibelieveyoucanwriteyourownstory.”Nothingis________aslongasyoutryandsticktoit.EveryonecanbeaSuperman!21.A．coverB．compareC．wasteD．face22.A．brokeB．hidC．beganD．forgot23.A．fastestB．richestC．busiestD．strongest24.A．satisfiedB．worriedC．famousD．amazed25.A．wiselyB．riskilyC．suddenlyD．carefully26.A．giveupB．takeupC．putoffD．keepon27.A．HardlyB．SoC．HoweverD．Together28.A．bookedB．clockedC．madeD．faced29.A．honourB．prideC．habitD．excuse30.A．simpleB．seriousC．impossibleD．boring三、短文填空TheMinorSnow(小雪)solartermof2025willarriveon22ndNovember,markingthe31(twenty)ofthetwenty-foursolarterms.Colderairismovinginduringthisperiod.Therainturnstosnow,32thesnowisstilllight.Thisiswhyitiscalled“MinorSnow”.TheancientsdividedMinorSnowintothreeequalminorterms(三候),describingtheclimatechange.Duringthefirstfivedays,rainbows33(see)nowhere.Itstartstosnow,34(most)inChina’snorthernareas,andthetemperaturecontinuestodrop.In35secondminorterm,theyangenergybeginstoriseandtheyinenergywillsink(下沉).Thelasttermseesallthingsturnsilent.Duringthissolarterm,manytraditional36(custom)areseen.InnorthernChina,peoplegetreadyforwinterbymakingpreservedmeats(腊味),followingtheruleof“curing(腌制)meatsinwindtoprepareforwinter(冬腊风腌，蓄以御冬)”.Meanwhile,southernregions(地区)prefer37(eat)glutinousricecakes(糍粑).Theyprovide38(energetic)inthecoolingweather.Thesecustomsshowhowpeopleliveinpeacewithnature.TheancientChinesebelievedthatsnowyweatherinMinorSnowisasignofabigharvestinthecomingyear.Wintersnowserves39aprotectiveblanket(毯子)forcrops,keepingsoilmoisture(水分)whileeliminatingpests(消灭害虫).Asnaturerests,weshouldalsochangeourhabits.Suchaseatingwarmfoodslikebeefandmutton(羊肉),whichcanletusbeeven40(warm).Thisisatimetostoreenergyandwaitforspring,justlikenaturedoes.四、任务型阅读阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。Foryears,ithasbeensaidthatnewspapersaredying.Everyyearbringsmorenewsofclosing.Butwhyisthesituationsoterriblefornewspapers?Newspapershavealonghistory.Thefirstnewspaperwasprintedinthe1600s.Theirmostsuccessfulperiodisintheearly20thcentury.Withtheappearance(出现)ofradioandTV,however,newspapercirculation(发行量)begantofall.Bythemid-20thcentury,radioandTVhadbecomesopopularthatpeoplenolongerhadtodependonnewspapersfornews.Afternoonnewspaperswerethefirsttofall.Afterwork,moreandmorepeopleturnedonTVinsteadofopeninganewspaper.ThatwasbecauseTVcouldprovidenewsthathappenedashorttimeago.It’struethatnewspaperscouldn’tcompetewithTVonspeed,buttheycouldprovidein-depth(深入详尽的)reportsthatTVnewscouldnot.Butnewspaperssufferedanotherheavierblow(打击)inthe1990s.WiththeappearanceoftheInternet,tonsofinformationbecamefree.ManynewspaperreadersrealizedthattheycouldreadnewsontheInternet.Sowillnewspapersdieinthefuture?Manynewspapersarenowmakingchanges.Somearegoingdigital.Somearegoingfartherandtakingtheindustrytoplacesithasneverbeento.Afterall,peoplestillwantthenews.Ifnewspapersdisappearcompletely,therewillbenothingtotaketheirplace.41.Whatmadethenewspapercirculationfall?_______________________________42.WhydidmoreandmorepeoplewatchTVinsteadofreadinganewspaper?_______________________________43.Howarenewspapersnowmakingchanges?_______________________________44.Wherewouldyouliketogetnews,fromTV,theInternetornewspapers?Why?(Write30wordsormore.)_______________________________五、单词拼写45.Thewomanusedtolivea