2025~2026学年天津市河东区第七中学第二学期九年级英语结课考卷

2025~2026学年天津市河东区第七中学第二学期九年级英语结课考卷一、单项选择1.—What________coldweatheritis!—Yes,butwehave________unusualtimebecausewecanseesnow.

A．a;anB．a;/C．/;anD．/;a2.—Doyouhave________elsetosayforyourmistake?—________butsorry.

A．anything;SomethingB．something;EverythingC．something;AnythingD．anything;Nothing3.2026istheYearoftheHorse.InChina,thehorseisa________ofcourageandsuccess.

A．spiritB．symbolC．secretD．goal4.—Mom,Ihaven’tdonewellenoughinmystudythisterm.—Oh,dear.YourdadandIare________withyourprogress.Youcandoitbetterandbetter.

A．popularB．angryC．strictD．pleased5.—Tobuildacivilizedcity,weneedeveryonetosticktowastesortingindailylife.—Exactly.Thisis________asmallthingbutabigstepforagreenlife.

A．nearlyB．hardlyC．simplyD．exactly6.Theapartmentsinthecitycenterarealwaysexpensive.Katiecan't___onewithallhermoney.

A．provideB．affordC．offerD．support7.Switzerlandlies________France,Germany,AustriaandItaly.

A．betweenB．amongC．againstD．beyond8.Iwonderwhatelseshouldbepaidattentionto________pollution.

A．reduceB．reducingC．toreduceD．reduces9.Hetakeabustoschool.butnowhetheretogetfitter.

A．usedto:isusedtowalkB．wasusedto:isusedtowalkC．wasusedto:isusedtowalkingD．usedto:isusedtowalking10.PrincevisitedNanyangHighSchooltheotherdayandhe________footballwiththestudents.

A．playsB．willplayC．playedD．isplaying11.Thelittleboy_________byhismother.

A．istakencareB．istakencareofC．takescareD．takescareof12.It________alargeareawithredwallsandgoldenroofs.

A．setsupB．staysupC．putsupD．takesup13.—MayIgotothecinemawithyoutonight?—I’mafraidnot,________youhavefinishedyourhomework.

A．ifB．unlessC．untilD．although14.—Excuseme,canyoutellme________?—It’salittlefarfromhere.You’dbettertakethesubway.

A．howIcangettothenearestbookstoreB．howcanIgettothenearestbookstoreC．whencanIgettothenearestbookstoreD．whenIcangettothenearestbookstore15.—Thetrainwasfullofpeople,andIhadtostandforoverthreehours.—________.ThetravelissodifficultduringtheSpringFestival.

A．GoodluckB．IhopenotC．IamafraidsoD．Badluck二、完形填空LifeisaHandfulofCandyOnesunnymorning,whenEinsteinwasgoingoutoftheoffice,theassistantsaidtohim,“Someonewantstoinviteyoutomakea______attheweekendandthe______is10,000dollars.”Einstein______andsaidhewouldgototutor(辅导)mathtoSophie______studiedinajuniorhighschool.“Can’tyoucutdowntutoringSophieonce?”theassistantasked.“No,I’mstillthinkingofhercandy,”Einsteinsaidwithasmile.Washercandysosweet?Theassistantdidn’tunderstandwhyhewasatpains(尽心尽力)fortheyounggirlhehappenedtoknow.Youknow,Sophie______Einsteinonlyhalfofhercandy.Thatday,seeingEinsteincomebackfromSophie’shome______,theassistantaskedhimwhyhewashappy.Einsteintoldhim,“Today,Sophie’steacherthoughthighlyofher______,sayingthatshehadanexcellentteacher.Theyounggirlwasalso______pleasedthatsheawardedmeahandfulofcandy,whichmademeparticularlyhappy.”Later,inEinstein’sdiary,people______readhethoughtmuchofsuchathing.Itturnedoutthatintheworld-famousscientist’seyes,theyounggirl’ssunny______andahandfulofcommoncandywerethesweetestspringthatnourished(滋养)hislife.16.A．speechB．spaceC．speedD．spread17.A．rewardB．minuteC．placeD．change18.A．reducedB．refusedC．receivedD．replied19.A．whichB．whoseC．whomD．who20.A．costB．tookC．paidD．spent21.A．sadlyB．kindlyC．happilyD．hardly22.A．progressB．successC．subjectD．courage23.A．veryB．suchC．tooD．so24.A．introubleB．onceagainC．insurpriseD．atlast25.A．smellB．tearsC．smileD．taste三、阅读理解TravelingbytrainisagreatwaytogoaroundChina.Itismorecomfortablethantakingaplaneandfasterthandrivingortakingabus.It’salsomorerelaxingtotakethetrain.Onatrain,youcansitandenjoybeautifulthingsalongtheway.Youcanuseyourphonefreely.Also,trainscanrunevenintherainandsnow.ThereisaverypopularkindoftraininChina-high-speedtrains.Twoofthetophigh-speedtrainsareFuxingtrainsandHexietrains.Theycanmovefarawayintheblinkofaneye.Butdoyouknowwhichoneisfaster?FuxingtrainsarethefastesttrainsinChina.Theycangoupto400km/h.Also,FuxingtrainsaremorecomfortablethanHexietrains.Theyhavebetterseats,freeWi-Fi,morechargingportsandmorelegroom.Hexietrainscangoupto350km/h.TheyarenotasfastasFuxingtrains,buttheyarealsoverycomfortable.Theydon’thaveasmanyspecialfeatures(特征)asFuxingtrains,buttheystilltakeyouwhereyouneedtogo.So,whichtraindoyoulikebetter,FuxingorHexie?Nomatterwhichoneyouchoose,youwillhaveagreattimetravelingbytraininChina.26.WhatdoesParagraph1mainlytalkabout?

A．ApopularkindoftraininChina.B．Thehistoryoftravelingbytrain.C．DifferentwaystotravelinChina.D．Advantagesoftravelingbytrain.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“intheblinkofaneye”probablymean?

A．Veryquickly.B．Veryslowly.C．Veryquietly.D．Veryloudly.28.WhichofthefollowingisNotthespecialfeatureofFuxingtrains?

A．Betterseats.B．Morescreens.C．Morelegroom.D．Morechargingports.29.Hexietrainscanmoveatatopspeedof________.

A．280km/hB．300km/hC．350km/hD．400km/h30.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Fuxingtrainsareonlyusedforlong-distancetrips.B．HexietrainswillsoonbereplacedbyFuxingtrains.C．High-speedtrainsareapopularchoicefortravelinginChina.D．Takingahigh-speedtrainismoreexpensivethantakingaplane.World’sFirstUnderwaterLibraryopensinAustraliaSYDNEY,Dec.9,2025—Theworld’sfirstunderwaterlibrary,named“SeaPages,”openedlastweekoffthecoastofQueensland,Australia.Thisspeciallibraryaimstoteachpeopletoprotectoceanlife.Thelibraryhasnopaperbooks.Instead,itholds500ebooksstoredinwaterproof(防水的)boxesontheseabed,10metersbelowthesurface.Visitorscanreadthebooksbydivingorusingaspecialunderwatertablet(平板电脑).Thebooksareallaboutoceanscience,seaanimals,andhowtokeeptheseaclean.Localdivershelpedbuildthelibrary.Theyfixedtheboxestometalshelvesandaddedlightstoattract(吸引)fish.“Wewantpeopletoseethebeautyoftheoceanwhilelearninghowtoprotectit,”saidDr.LisaMoore,theprojectleader.Sinceitsopening,over200divershavevisited“SeaPages.”A16-year-olddiver,TomGreen,said,“Readingabookunderwateriscool.Ilearnedthatplasticwasteisverybadforseaturtles.I’llneverthrowrubbishonthebeachagain.”Dr.Moorehopestoopenmoreunderwaterlibrariesinothercountries.“Theoceanisoursharedhome.Weneedeveryonetohelptakecareofit,”sheadded.31.Whereistheworld’sfirstunderwaterlibrary?

A．InAustraliaB．IntheUSC．IntheUKD．InCanada32.Whatcanvisitorsfindin“SeaPages”?

A．ToysforseaanimalsB．MapsoftheseabedC．PaperbooksabouthistoryD．Ebooksabouttheocean33.Howcanpeoplereadbooksintheunderwaterlibrary?

A．ByswimmingtothebeachB．BywatchingTVathomeC．BydivingorusinganunderwatertabletD．Byusingaphoneonaboat34.WhydidDr.Moorestartthe“SeaPages”project?

A．TosellbookstovisitorsB．TobuildanewzooforfishC．ToteachpeopletoprotecttheoceanD．Tohelpdiverspracticeswimming35.WhatdidTomGreenlearnfromtheunderwaterlibrary?

A．HowtocookseafoodB．HowtofixwaterproofboxesC．ThatmetalshelvesattractbirdsD．ThatplasticisbadforseaturtlesBeReadyforYourDreamJobs!What’syourdreamjob?Howmuchdoyouknowaboutit?AgroupofstudentsfromTianjinfoundthatmostofthemhadfewideasabouttheirfuturejobsduetoalackofsupportfromschoolorfamily.Toprovidehelpfulguidance(指导),studentsfromTEDANo.1SecondarySchoolstartedanactivitycalled“DianZhiChengShi,ZhiYinWeiLai”.Theteaminterviewedprofessionals(专业人士)fromdifferentfieldsandpublishedtheirinterviewsontheInternet.Theseprofessionalssharedtheirtruestoriesandopinionsondifferentjobs.“Wealsoinvitedtheprofessionalstogivetalkssothatstudentscouldtalktothemfacetoface,”saidWangXinran.Wang’sfavouriteinterviewwaswithaphotographer.“Iusedtothinkbeingaphotographerwascool,butnowIrealizetheyfacemanychallenges.Forexample,theyhavetotalkwithdifferentpeopleandkeepaneyeontheweather.Oneofthebiggestchallengesistheawfulweather.SoIthinkthejobisn’teasy,”thephotographersaid.Suchinterviewsdon’tdisappoint(使失望)studentsbecausetherearestillsomehappyandexcitingthingsatwork.“Wewanttoshowthebeautyineveryprofession,”saidZhaoYajie.“Webelieveworkshouldbeaboutlove.Andwehopetheactivitycanhelpstudentsunderstandthat.”36.WhydidthestudentsfromTEDANo.1SecondarySchoolstarttheactivity?

A．Toprovidestudentswithusefulguidance.B．Togetalongwellwithothers.C．Tointerviewprofessionals.D．Tosharetheirexperiences.37.Whatdidtheseprofessionalsshare?

A．Someusefulworkexperience.B．Someoftheirwaysoflookingforajob.C．Theirdreamjobsinthepast.D．Theirtruestoriesandideasondifferentjobs.38.Whatchallengesdophotographersneedtofaceaccordingtothetext?

A．Theyneedtocarrymanythings.B．Theyneedtokeepaneyeontheweather.C．Theyhavetolookforbeautifulplaces.D．Theyhavetosatisfymanypeople’sneeds.39.WhichofthefollowingwouldZhaoYajieagreewith?

A．Peoplecan’tworkformoney.B．Peopleshoulddothejobtheylove.C．It’suselesstojoinintheactivity.D．Theactivityishelpfultoteachers.40.Whatisthebeststructureofthistext?(①=Paragraph1,...)

A．①→②③→④⑤B．①→②③④⑤C．①→②→③④⑤D．①→②③④→⑤四、补全对话A:HaveyouheardaboutthenewAIprojectthatmighthelpustalktoanimals?B:41What’sitabout?A:TheprojectisusingAItostudyspermwhale(抹香鲸)sounds.B:Wow!42A:Theythinkthatthewhaleshavealanguagewithspecialclicks,andtheybelievethatAIcanhelpthemunderstandit.B:Thatwouldbeamazing!A:Yes.43B:Forsure!Ifweunderstandthembetter,wemightbeabletoprotectthembetter.44A:Maybedogsorcats!45B:I’daskmydogwhyhekeepsdigginginthegarden!

A．Ofcourse.B．No,Ihaven’t.C．They’dliketotalktoeachother.D．Itmightchangehowweseeanimals.E．Howcanscientiststellwhatthewhalesaresaying?F．Whatotheranimalsdoyouthinktheyshouldstudy?G．Whatwouldyouaskyourdogifyoucouldtalktohim?五、完成句子46.无论她做什么，她从不放弃！Whatevershedoes,shenever________________!47.大明又遇到麻烦了。Damingis__________________again.48.如果你做所有的事情而不是做作业，你就不会有时间学习。Ifyoudoallthesethings________________homework,youwillhavenotimetostudy.49.从那时起，人们就开始庆祝端午节了。PeoplehavecelebratedtheDragonBoatFestival________________.50.相比之下，我们收到了更多的照片。________________others,wereceivedmanymorephotos.六、任务型阅读Whatwouldpeopleliketoeatontheirbirthday?Theanswerwouldbedifferentindifferentcountries.Inmanycountries,peoplehavebirthdaycakeswithcandles.Thenumberofcandlesistheperson’sage.Thebirthdaypersonmustmakeawishandblowoutthecandles.Ifheorsheblowsoutallthecandlesinonego,thewishwillcometrue.IntheUK,peoplesometimesputacandyonabirthdaycake.Thechildwiththecandyislucky.InChina,itisgettingpopulartohavecakeonyourbirthday.Butmanypeoplestilleatverylongnoodlesfortheirbirthday.Theynevercutupthenoodlesbecausethelongnoodlesareasymboloflonglife.Insomeplaces,Chinesepeoplealsoeateggsontheirbirthday.Theyareasymboloflifeandgoodluck.Allofthesebirthdayfoodsmaybedifferent,buttheideasarethesame.Theybringgoodlucktothebirthdayperson.51.Inmanycountries,people________________withcandles.52.Thebirthdaypersonmust________________andblowoutthecandles.53.IntheUK,peoplesometimes________________inabirthdaycake.54.People________________inChinabecausethelongnoodlesareasymboloflonglife.55.Birthdayfoodsmaybedifferent,buttheyallbring________________tothebirthdayperson.七、短文填空根据短文内容及所给首字母提示，写出所缺单词，使短文意思完整、通顺，每空一词。Youmaythinkyoucannotlivethroughsummeriftherearen’tairconditioners(空调).ButinancientChina,handfanswerealmosttheonlyhelpforpeopletodrivetheh56away.Chinesepeoplestartedtousehandfansover2,000yearsa57.Thefanscameindifferents58,suchasroundandsquare.Theywerealsomadefromallkindsofmaterials.Palmleaf(棕榈叶)fanswerecheapandeasytomake.Featherfansshowedtheowner’sstrongpower.Sandalwoodfanscouldsendoutasweetsmell.L59,handfansbecamefarmorethanjustsomethingthatcouldcoolyoudown.Theydevelopedintoartworks.Amongthem,tuanshanandzheshanwerethemostcommon.Lookinglikeafullmoon,tuanshanwasusuallymadeofsilk.Its60for“perfection”and“happiness”.Theyhadbeautifulembroidery(刺绣)ofbirdsandflowersonthem.Tuanshanasanaccessory(配饰)wasp61withladies,especiallythosein