2025~2026学年安徽合肥市瑶海区九年级上学期期末考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年安徽合肥市瑶海区九年级上学期期末考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.—IsHuangmeiOperaoneoftheoldestart________inAnhui?—Yes.Nowmanyyoungpeopleshowgreatinterestinit.

A．formsB．rolesC．habitsD．spirits2.Inagame,everyonemustfollowthesamerulesinorderthatit’s________forbothteams.

A．madB．fairC．fullD．spare3.—Myoldmobilephone________lastweekbecauseIhavehaditformanyyears.—Oh,Inoticeitlooksnewandbrightagain.

A．isrepairedB．wasrepairedC．willberepairedD．isrepairing4.—Whenwillyoutellyourmomaboutyourwinterholidayplan?—Iwilltellher________theyreturnfromherworkthisevening.

A．asfarasB．aswellasC．assoonasD．aslongas5.—Whydidn’tyoubuythatbeautifulblouse,Jenny?—It’sreallybeautiful.ButI________havenomoneyonmetoday.

A．widelyB．quicklyC．highlyD．simply6.—Mygrandmaalwaysasksmetotakeanumbrellawithmeinmyschoolbag________thesuddenheavyrain.—Sheissuchacarefulgrandma.

A．againstB．amongC．betweenD．behind7.—Canyou________whatyousaidjustnow,MrBrown?—Sure.Listencarefullyandtakedownkeypoints.

A．spreadB．repeatC．divideD．reduce8.—Manyoldpeoplealwaysmissthetraditionsof________fireworksonSpringFestivalEve.—Icouldn’tagreemore.Butthatwillcausemuchairpollution.

A．settingoutB．settingoffC．puttingawayD．givingup9.—JaneandI________apicnicthisSunday.Wouldyouliketocomewithus?—Sure.Seeyouthen.

A．hadB．havehadC．aregoingtohaveD．werehaving10.—Ididn’tcleanthelivingroombecauseIdidn’tknowwheretostart.—________.Ihaveshownyouhowtodoitmanytimes.Nowpleasegetitdone.

A．Noproblem.B．NiceworkC．That’snoexcuseD．Mypleasure二、完形填空YouprobablyremembertheFlamingMountains（火焰山）fromJourneytotheWest.ButdoyouknowwheretherealFlamingMountainsare?TheyareinTurpan,intheeastoftheXinjiangUygurAutonomousRegion（新疆维吾尔自治区）.It’sknownasoneofthe________areasintheworld.Thedesertsandcanbeashotas80℃inmid-summer.That’senoughtomakeyourfeet________!Itmaysoundcrazy,butthelocalscancookaneggonthedesertsand.RainfallinTurpanisonly16mmayear.ItisoneofthedriestplacesinChina.Howdopeople________insuchaterribleclimate?Thesecret________theancientkarez（坎儿井）system.ThekarezsysteminTurpan________morethan1,000wells.Theyappearevery20-30metres.Someofthemare100metresdeep!Underthese________arelargeundergroundcanals（水渠）.Waterfromthemountainsfallsintothewells.Itthenrunsundergroundinthecanals.Itiskeptcoolandsafefromthedesert________,especiallyinsummer.Thereareover5,000kmofundergroundcanalsinthearea.That’s________aslongastheYellowRiver!Thankstothekarezsystem,peoplecangrowplantsforfoodinthisdifficultenvironment.Andamazingly,allofthiswascompletedwithonlyhandtools!Nowonderit’samongthetopthreeprojectsofancientChina.Today,theareafacesawatershortage（缺乏）.Thereis________waterfromthemountains,lowerrainfallandalargeincreaseinwateruse.________moderntechnologyisdealingwithsomeproblems,thekarezsystemstillplaysanimportantrole.Now,moreandmoreyoungpeoplearetakingactiontoprotectit.Thecenturies-oldwatersystemwillsurelybecarriedintothefuture.11.A．coldestB．hottestC．warmestD．coolest12.A．hurtB．burnC．harmD．wound13.A．feelB．operateC．foundD．survive14.A．resultsinB．repliestoC．liesinD．leadsto15.A．includesB．reducesC．increasesD．reviews16.A．wellsB．wallsC．sandsD．stones17.A．shineB．heatC．lightD．cold18.A．directlyB．wiselyC．hardlyD．nearly19.A．lessB．fewerC．moreD．bigger20.A．SinceB．AlthoughC．IfD．OnceItwasjustbefore2:30pminmyhometown,Wenchuan.Iwashavingamusiclessonatschool.Suddenly,thegroundshookhardandIwas________tothefloor.Peoplewereshoutingallaroundme.Ijumpedtomyfeetandrushedoutside.Iwasshockedtofindalltheotherbuildingswerereducedtopieces.Iwasshakingalloverwith________.Then,apairofstronghandsreachedouttome—Iwassaved.Icanneverforgetthose________,firemen,doctorsandnurses.Dayandnight,theyracedagainsttimeto________asmanypeopleaspossible.Iwasdeeplytouchedbytheir________andhardwork.SoImadeupmymindtobecomeoneofthem.AndIdid!Igraduatedfromcollegeandbecameanurse.Oneday,Iheardanotherhospitalneededsupport.________,Isigneduptohelp.Istillrememberedthewarmthofthosehelping________12yearsago.Itwastimeformetooffermine.Theworkwasbynomeanseasy.Theheadnurse,YeMan,gavemealotofhelp.Forme,shewasapatientteacherandakindfriend.However,thiswasn’tthebeginningofour________.ShehadofferedahelpinghandtoWenchuan12yearsago.Canyouimaginemy________?Atthattimeshewasmyage,andalsoanewnurse,justlikeme!Eventoday,Istillfeel________tohavehadsuchanamazingexperienceinlife.Loveleadstolove,andsocreatesacircleofgoodwillandkindness.21.A．thrownB．doubledC．hangedD．caught22.A．hopeB．hateC．feelD．fear23.A．cooksB．soldiersC．farmersD．cleaners24.A．stopB．saveC．clearD．grow25.A．influenceB．natureC．confidenceD．courage26.A．InfactB．RightawayC．IngeneralD．Nowonder27.A．handsB．legsC．backsD．bodies28.A．developmentB．instrumentC．connectionD．education29.A．speechB．abilityC．surpriseD．memory30.A．unhappyB．awfulC．luckyD．empty三、补全对话根据对话内容，从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。其中有两个为多余选项。A:HaveyouheardaboutthenewAIprojectthatmighthelpustalktoanimals?B:31.What’sitabout?A:TheprojectisusingAItostudyspermwhale（抹香鲸）sounds.B:Wow!32.A:Theythinkthatthewhaleshavealanguagewithspecialclicks,andtheybelievethatAIcanhelpthemunderstandit.B:Thatwouldbeamazing!A:Yes.33.B:Forsure!Ifweunderstandthembetter,wemightbeabletoprotectthembetter.34.A:Maybedogsorcats!35.B:I’daskmydogwhyhekeepsdigginginthegarden!

A．Ofcourse.B．No,Ihaven’t.C．They’dliketotalktoeachother.D．Itmightchangehowweseeanimals.E．Howcanscientiststellwhatthewhalesaresaying?F．Whatotheranimalsdoyouthinktheyshouldstudy?G．Whatwouldyouaskyourdogifyoucouldtalktohim?四、阅读理解

TheBestAttractionsinLangkawiThebestattractionsinLangkawimakethemostofthenaturalscenes,hugeparks,andunusualbuildings.UnderwaterWorldLangkawiSetalongabeachtown,itishometomorethan500kindsofseacreatures(生物).Oneofthemostinterestingpartsisa15-metreunderwatertunnel(隧道),whereyoucanenjoyacloseviewofsharks.Price:RM62(adults)andRM50(childrenaged3to12)

Openinghours:10:00a.m.—6:00p.m.LangkawiWildlifeParkIt’sawonderfulplaceforbothfamiliesandthosewholoveanimals.Ithousesmanyanimalssuchasmonkeysandfoxes.Italsoorganizesanimalfeedingactivitiesbetween11:00a.m.and4:00p.m.Price:RM60(adults)andRM40(childrenaged2to12)

Openinghours:8:30a.m.—5:30p.m.ArtinParadiseLangkawiTherearemorethan200greatartworksthatappearlifelikeinit.Praisedasthelargest3DartmuseuminMalaysia,therearenineareaswithinthisthree-floorbuilding.Price:RM38(adults)andRM28(childrenaged2to10)

Openinghours:9:00a.m.-6:00p.m.TamanLagendaLangkawiIt’safolk-themed(民间主题)park.Theopen-air“gardenmuseum”hascolourfulsculptures(雕塑)describingfolkstoriesofLangkawi.Price:RM5(adults)andRM2.5(childrenunder6yearsold)

Openinghours:9:00a.m.-7:00p.m.36.Howmuchdotheypayifacouplewithaboyaged10visitUnderwaterWorldLangkawi?

A．RM12.5.B．RM104.C．RM160.D．RM174.37.WhatdoweknowaboutLangkawiWildlifePark?

A．Ithasplentyofgreatlifelikeartworks.B．Itisgreatforfamiliesandanimallovers.C．Itisafolk-themedparkwitha“gardenmuseum”.D．Itprovidesachancetoenjoyacloseviewofsharks.38.Wherecanweprobablyreadthetext?

A．Inatravelguidebook.B．Inahealthreport.C．Inaresearchpaper.D．Inthelatestmagazine.DanteGabrielRossetti,bornin1828,wasawell-knownartistfromthe19thcenturyandfamousforbeingbothapoetandapainter.Oneday,anelderlystrangervisitedhim.TheoldmanbroughtsomepaintingsandaskedRossettitolookatthemandsayiftheywereanygood.Rossettiexaminedthemcarefully.Afterseeingthefirstfew,herealizedtheywerequiteordinaryandshowednorealartistictalent.However,Rossettiwaskindandgently(温柔地)toldtheoldmanthatthepaintingsweren’tofmuchvalue.Thevisitorseemedsadbutwasabletohidehisdisappointment.HesaidsorryfortakingupRossetti’stimeandaskedifhecouldlookatafewmoredrawings.Thistime,theoldmanbroughtoutpaintingsbyayoungartstudent.Rossettilookedatthesecondsetofpicturesandbecameveryinterested.“These,”hesaid,“arereallygood.Thisyoungstudenthasgreattalentinart.Heshouldkeepdrawingandcontinueworkingasanartist.Hewillhaveabrightfutureifheworkshardandstickstoit.”Rossettinoticedthattheoldmanwasdeeplymoved.“Whoisthistalentedartist?”Rossettiasked.“Yourson?”“No,”theoldmanrepliedsadly.“It’sme,butfrom40yearsago.IfonlyIhadheardyourwordsbackthen!Yousee,Igotdiscouragedandgaveuptoosoon.”39.WhydidtheelderlymancometovisitDanteGabrielRossetti?

A．Tosellhimsomepaintings.B．Toaskforhisopinion.C．Tolearnhowtopaint.D．Toshowoffhistalent.40.WhatwasRossetti’sopinionofthefirstsetofpaintings?

A．Theyarevaluableartworks.B．Theyshowedgreattalent.C．Theywerenotverygood.D．Theywerebetterthanthesecondset.41.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph2referto?

A．Somestudentsthestrangertaught.B．Somepicturesthestrangerbrought.C．SomeopinionsRossettigave.D．Sometalentstheartstudenthad.42.Whatisthemainmessageofthestory?

A．It’snevertoolatetolearn.B．Honestyisthemostimportantthing.C．Nevergiveuponyourdreamseasily.D．Truetalentwillalwaysbediscovered.Chineseteacultureisanimportantpartofthecountry’slong-timetraditions.Ithasahistoryofthousandsofyears.Theheartofteacultureistheteaceremony(茶道).It’snotjustaboutdrinkingtea,butalsoaboutenjoyingtheartandtheideasbehindit.TheClassicofTea,writtenbyLuYuintheTangDynasty,isconsideredastheworld’sfirstbookonteaculture.Ithasgreatlyinfluencedthedevelopmentoftheteaceremony.TheGongfuteaceremonycomesfromGuangdongandFujianprovinces.It’sespeciallywell-knownfortheverycarefulwayofmakingandservingtea.Everymovementisdonewithgreatcare.Theprocess(过程)hasseveralsteps.First,heatuptheteapotandcups.Then,puttealeavesintotheteapot.Next,pourhotwater.Finally,servethetea.Eachstepmustbedonecarefully,payingattentiontoeverysmalldetail.________Peoplebelieveitcanhelpcalmtheirmindsandmakethemfeelclosertonatureandothers.Thenice-lookingteasets,thesoundofwaterbeingpoured,andthelovelysmelloftheteaallbringafullandgreatfeelingtooursenses.Itremindsusthatit’simportanttotaketimetoenjoythesimpleandgoodthingsinlife.43.What’stheGongfuteaceremonyfamousfor?

A．Thecolorfulteasetsusedintheceremony.B．Thefourmainstepsintheprocessofmakingtea.C．Thecarefulwayofmakingandservingtea.D．TheuseofspecialtealeavesonlyfoundinFujian.44.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinthe________?

A．Theteaceremonyhelpspeoplefindpeaceintheirhearts.B．Theteaceremonyisawaytoshowtea-makingskills.C．Theteaceremonyissimplyabouthowtodrinktea.D．Theteaceremonyismostlyabouttalkingwithfriends.45.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheRoleofChineseTeaB．TheImportanceofTeaSetsC．TheDevelopmentofTeaD．TheChineseTeaCeremony.Howdidyousleeplastnight?Likemostpeople,youwouldchooseyourfavoritepositionatbedtime.Butduringyoursleep,youlikelychangedtodifferentpositions.Ifyouwonderwhetherthere’sabestwaytosleep,you’renotalone.There’splentyofinformationonlineabouthowtosleep.Butaccordingtosomesleepscientists,we’dbetternottrytocontroloursleepposition.“Sometimesthere’smoreharmthangoodintryingtocontrolyoursleepposition,”saysRamanMalhotra,anAmericanscientist.JosephDeKoninck,anexpertfromCanada,haswonderedhowpeoplereallysleepatnight.Hecreatedawaytophotographsleeppositionswithoutwakingupapatient.Afterthestudy,hefoundonething:Thepositionyoutakeatthebeginningofsleepisnotnecessarilytheoneyouusethroughthenight.Onceyougotosleep,yourbodyisinchargeofitspositionanddecidestheposition.Malhotraagrees.“Therearepositionsthataremorecomfortableforsomepatients,”hesays.Forexample,apaininyourleftlegmightcauseyoutosleepmostlyonyourrightside.Butitcanbehardtotrainpeopletoavoidcertainpositionsduringtheirsleep.Insteadofworryingaboutsomethingthat’shardtocontrol,Malhotrasaysit’sworthaskingyourselfhowyoufeelwhenyouwakeup.Ifyou’rewell-rested,youdon’tneedtoworryaboutsleeppositions.Sonexttimeyougotosleep,closeyoureyes,relax,andletnaturetakeitscourse.46.WhatdidDeKoninckdotoknowhowpeoplereallysleepatnight?

A．Hewatchedmanyvideosaboutsleeppositions.B．Hetookphotosofpatients’sleeppositions.C．Hemadeanonlinesurveyamonghispatients.D．Hesearchedforinformationonline.47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“charge”probablymean?

A．fearB．dangerC．needD．control48.AccordingtoMalhotra,howmayamansleepatnightifhisrightleggetshurt?

A．B．C．D．49.What’sthepurposeofthetext?

A．Toaskustousedifferentsleeppositions.B．Toaskustofindthebestsleepposition.C．Totellusnottocaretoomuchaboutsleeppositions.D．Totellusnottoworryaboutourfeelingswhenwakingup.Istillremembermyfirstjobveryclearly.Itwasatasmalllocalbakery(面包店)inmyhometown—awonderfulplacethatwasalwaysfilledwiththesmelloffreshbread.Everymorning,I’dwakeupearlyandgotothebakerytohelppreparefortheday.Itwasanice,simplewaytostartmyworkday.Mymaintaskwastomakethebreadlookbeautifulandmakesurethebakerywascleanandtidyallthetime,whichmeantdoingalotofsweepingandwiping(擦).AlthoughsometimesIwasalittletired,Ienjoyeditalot.ThebestpartofthejobwasthepeopleIworkedwith.Theywereallfriendlyandalwaysreadytolendahelpinghand.Ilearnedalotfromthem,andtheymademefeellikepartoftheteam.Weoftensharedjokesandstoriesasweworked,whichmadethedayspassquickly.Thefriendshipmadethelonghoursenjoyable.Ofcourse,noteverythingaboutthejobwaseasy.Thereweretimeswhenwewereverybusy,especiallyduringtheholidayseason.Wehadtodealwithlonglinesofcustomers,allwantingtheirholidaytreats.However,IwasalwaysreadytohelpwhereverIwasneeded.Lookingback,Icanhonestlysaythatmyfirstjobtaughtmemanyvaluablelessons.Ilearnedalotfromtheexperience—abouthardwork,punctuality(准时),andteamwork.50.Whatwasthewriter’smaintaskatthebakery?

A．Tomakethebreadlookniceandkeepthebakeryclean.B．Tosellholidaytreatstocustomersduringbusyseasons.C．Tosharejokeswiththepeopleheworkedwithallday.D．Toteachnewworkershowtosweepandwipefloorsproperly.51.Whydidthewriterthinkthelongworkinghourswereenjoyable?

A．Becausehecouldlearntomakedifferentkindsofbread.B．Becausehegotquitealotofmoneyfromhishardwork.C．Becausethebakerywasalwaysfullofthesmelloffreshbread.D．Becausehebuiltfriendshipswiththepeopleheworkedwith.52.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Thewriterbecamegoodatmakingbreadandcleaning.B．Thewriter’sfirstjobatabakeryandwhathelearnedfromit.C．Thebusydaysthewriterexperiencedduringholidayseasons.D．Thefriendlypeoplethewritermetathisfirstjobatabakery.五、任务型阅读Amanwaswalkingonthemountainwhenhemetalionsuddenly.Thehungrylionranafterhimandthemanranawayasfastashecould.Hestoppedatthecliff(悬崖).Hehadnochoicebuttojumpbecausehethoughthemightsurvive.Then,helandedonatreehalfwaydownthecliff.“HowluckyIam!”Themanwasveryhappy.However,atigerwaswatchinghimwhenhelookeddown.“Don’tbeafraid!Calmdown!”hesaidtohimself.Whileatthatmomenthenoticedtwomicebiting(咬)thetree.Ifthetreefelldown,hewoulddieforsure.Themanfelthopelessandclosedhiseyesforawhile.Afterthat,heacceptedthetruthanddecidedtohavearest.Later,thelioncamedownthecliff,shoutedatthetigerandfoughtwithit.Thetwomicehidatoncewhentheyheardthenoise.Boththetigerandthelionwerehurtbadlyinthefightandfinallyleft.Whenthemanopenedhiseyes,hefoundhimselfsafe.I