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2025~2026学年安徽合肥市肥西县度(上)期末教学质量检测九年级英语一、单项选择1.—Chinahasmadea“complete________”initsfightagainstpoverty.—Exactly.Greatchangeshavetakenplaceinmyhometown.

A.progressB.victoryC.differenceD.promise2.—Parentsshouldn’talways________theirchildwithothersbecauseeverychildisatreasure.—Iagreewithyou.Everyonehashisshiningpoints.

A.considerB.contactC.compareD.complain3.—Howdoyoudecideonabookbeforebuyingit?—UsuallyIlookthroughthefrontseveralpagesandgettoknowits________introduction.

A.generalB.emptyC.naturalD.rapid4.Weneedtodowithusedplasticproducts________forthepurposeofprotectingtheearth.

A.nearlyB.silentlyC.properlyD.recently5.—Areyouexcitedaboutthehiketomorrow?—Sure,________it’sgoingtobealongandtiringwalk,theviewwillbeworthit.

A.nowthatB.asifC.sothatD.eventhough6.Successisonlyforthose________nevergiveuphope,nomatterhowhardtheroadmaybe.

A.whoB.whichC.whatD.whose7.—Time’sup,Eric.Stopwritingand________yourpaper.—Waitaminute,please.Iforgottowritedownmyname.

A.filloutB.handinC.gooverD.takeon8.—CanIwatchTVforawhilethisafternoonwhileI’mathomealone,Mum?—Youcan,ifyourhomework________.

A.doesB.willdoC.isdoneD.willbedone9.—I’mreally________howpowerfulandusefulAItechnologyis.—Yes,ithasbeengraduallychangingourlife.

A.angrywithB.surprisedatC.worriedaboutD.tiredof10.—SchoolsandstudentsshouldpaymoreattentiontoPE.—________.Healthshouldalwayscomefirst.

A.ThatdependsB.It’shardtosayC.I’mafraidnotD.Ican’tagreemore二、完形填空PeopleallovertheworldcelebratetheNewYear.However,notallcountriescelebrateinthesameway,andinsomecountries,thenewyeardoesn’tbeginonthe______dayeveryyear.Inmanycountries,theNewYearbeginson1stJanuary,butpeoplestartcelebratingon31stDecember,NewYear’sEve.InNewYorkmanypeoplegotocelebrateinTimesSquare.______they’rewaitingfortheNewYear,theylistentomusic,singtraditionalsongsandhavefun.Justbefore12o’clock,everyone______downfrom10:10,9,8…Assoonasit’s12o’clock,everyoneshoutsvery______,“HappyNewYear!”NewYear’sDayisoftenafamilyday.Somefamiliesgettogetherforaspecialmeal.Whentheweatherisfine,manyfamiliesgooutfora______.OnNewYear’sDay,manypeoplemakeresolutions(下决心)forthenewyear.They______alistofthings,suchas“Iwillhelpoutmorewithhousework.Iwillwork______atschool.”or“Iwon’tspendsomuchtimeplayingvideogames.”Whentheyhavemade______list,theyreadittotheirfamilyorfriendsandpromiseto______theirresolutions.Soitdoesn’tmatterhowtheycelebrate,______peopleincountriesallovertheworld,it’satimetosaygoodbyetotheoldyear,andtowelcomethenew.11.A.familiarB.sameC.importantD.normal12.A.IfB.EventhoughC.WhileD.Before13.A.comesB.turnsC.looksD.counts14.A.loudlyB.quietlyC.sadlyD.safely15.A.walkB.secretC.jobD.treatment16.A.putonB.writedownC.takeawayD.lookafter17.A.quickB.quicklyC.harderD.hardly18.A.itsB.hisC.herD.their19.A.followB.makeC.doD.give20.A.byB.forC.withD.fromZhangHuaisa15-year-oldstudentandheisinterestedinenvironmentalprotection.OneSaturdaymorning,heandothervolunteerswenttoZhalongNatureReserve.Theirtaskwasto______therubbishleftbytourists.Theweatherwascold,buteveryonewasfullof______.Somepickedupplasticbottles,somecollectedpaper,andotherssorted(给……分类)therubbish.ZhangHuaworkedveryhard.Hesaid,“Zhalongisthehomeofred-crownedcranes(丹顶鹤).We______protecttheirlivingenvironment.”Duringtheactivity,theyalsotoldtouristsaboutthe______ofprotectingwetlands(湿地).Manytouristspraisedtheirworkandsaidtheywould______throwrubbisharoundagain.Aforeignvisitoreventookphotoswiththemandsaid,“Qiqiharisabeautifulcitywithkindpeople.I’mimpressedbyyour______toprotectnature.”Afteraday’shardwork,theyfelttiredbuthappy.ZhangHualearnedthateveryonecan______adifferencetotheenvironment.Hedecidedto______moretimeonvolunteeractivities.Healsoencouragedhisclassmatestojoin______.“Protectingtheenvironmentisnotonlytheresponsibility(责任)ofthegovernment,butalsothedutyofeverycitizen(公民),”hesaid.Thankstosuchvolunteeractivities,Qiqiharisbecoming______andmorebeautiful.Webelievethatwitheveryone’sefforts,ourhometownwillhaveabetterfuture.21.A.sellB.collectC.produceD.hide22.A.energyB.angerC.fearD.sadness23.A.canB.couldC.mustD.might24.A.importanceB.difficultyC.dangerD.pleasure25.A.alwaysB.neverC.sometimesD.often26.A.lazinessB.kindnessC.effortD.weakness27.A.takeB.makeC.getD.give28.A.spendB.takeC.payD.cost29.A.usB.himC.youD.her30.A.cleanerB.dirtierC.busierD.quieter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:Hi,Peter,howlonghaveyoubeeninChina?B:31However,I’mgoingbacktoBritaintomorrow.I’veseenmanyinterestingthingsinChina.A:32B:Oh,yes.Iloveit.ButwhenIvisiteditlasttime,thereweretoomanypeople.I’vealsobeentotheBird’sNest.A:Wow,great!33B:Yes,IwenttoseetheWestLakeinHangzhou.Itissobeautiful.A:OK.HaveyoutriedanyChinesefood?B:Oh,yes.IloveChinesefood.A:34B:MyfavouriteisBeijingDuck.It’sdelicious.A:Thankyouforyourtime!35B:Thankyou.

A.What’syourfavouriteChinesedish?B.Wherehaveyoubeen?C.I’vebeenherefortwoweeks.D.DidyougoanywhereoutsideBeijing?E.Haveasafetriphome.F.IwishyouwillhaveagoodtimeinChina.G.HaveyoubeentotheGreatWall?四、阅读理解Welcometotheclubinourschool!Let’sdotheexperimenttogether!

Materials(材料)√Awideglassjarwithalid(盖子)

√Veryhotwater

√Someice

√Amatch

Veryimportant!

Onlyteachersdealwithmatches!Steps1.Turnthelidupsidedownandfillitwithice.

2.Fillthejarabout1.5cmwithveryhotwater.

3.Askyourteacherstolightamatch.Thenblowoutthematchjustabovethejar.Holdthesmokingstickinside.(Youwantsmokefromthematchtofillthejar.)

4.Quicklyputthelidwithiceonthejar.Coverthejar.

5.Letthecloudformforafewminutes.Thentakethelidoffandmeetthecloud!ResultArealcloudcomesup.Butitisroundanditdisappearssoon.36.Whoissupposedtolightthematch?

A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Aparent.D.Afriend.37.Whatdoyouputonthelid?

A.Ice.B.Fire.C.Smoke.D.Water.38.Wherecanweprobablyreadthispassage?

A.Inatravelmagazine.B.Onaschoolwebsite.C.Inasciencetextbook.D.Onacommunitynoticeboard.ThemorningsunturnedHarbin’ssnowintogoldasIputonmybluevolunteerjacket.Ibecamean“iceguide”forthe2025AsianWinterGames,readytoshowmyhometown’smagictotheworld.ItbeganwhenaSouthKoreanspeedskaterasked,“WhereareHarbin’sfamousicelights?”IledhimthroughbusystreetstoZhaolinPark.Icedragonsshoneundercolorfullights.“Likeafairystory!”hecried,takingphotos.Thencamethesnowstorm.Thicksnowcoveredskislopes(斜坡),andourteamshoveled(铲)allnight.Suddenly,CoachAlifromIranshouted,“Let’sworktogether!”Histeamjoinedus.Welaughedaswedug,glovesicybutheartswarm.Bytheearlymorning,theslopesshonelikesilver.“Teamworkbeatssnow!”Alihigh-fivedme.Myfavoritemomentwasattheicestadium.Thaiathletespointedatredfudecorations.“Canwewriteit?”Lenaasked.Ihandedherabrush.“Writefromyourheart!”Iencouraged.Then,shestuckitonhersled(雪橇).“NowIracewithChina’sluck!”Onthefinalnight,fireworkslitthecity.Maria,aMongolianvolunteer,heldmyhand.“Your‘IceCity’hasthewarmestpeople.”Harbin’swinterfrozerivers,butoursmilesmadeuscloser.China’sspiritwasn’tinbigevents—itlivedinsharedlaughter,helpinghands,andthejoyofsaying,“Welcometomyhome!”39.WhatdidtheSouthKoreanspeedskaterwanttoseeinHarbin?

A.Theskislopes.B.Theicelights.C.Theicestadium.D.Thevolunteerjacket.40.WhichofthefollowingshowstheChinesecharactermentionedinthetext?

A.B.C.D.41.Howaretheeventsorganizedinthetext?

A.Bycomparingdifferentcultures.B.Byexplainingcausesandeffects.C.Bylistingproblemsandsolutions.D.Bydescribingeventsintimeorder.42.Whichisthebesttitleforthistext?

A.IceCity’sWarmSpirit:AVolunteer’sJourneyB.HistoricBuildingsinHarbin:ProtectingthePastC.WinterSportsChampions:StoriesfromtheGamesD.BridgingCulturesintheCity:AVolunteer’sStoryLongago,silkwassaidtobeinventedbyLeizu,wifeoftheYellowEmperor.Thissoft,strongclothwassovaluablethatit’scalled“China’sGold”.Followingemperors’orders,theChinesekeptthesecretofmakingsilkforcenturies.DuringtheHanDynasty,ZhangQiantraveledwesttoCentralAsiaandbroughtsilkthere.Asyearspassedby,silkbecamesoimportantthatthetraderoadfromEuropetoChinagotitsname—theSilkRoad.TheSilkRoadbecameabusyhighwayfortraderswhocarriedthingsacrossdesertsandmountains.FromChina,peoplesoldsilkandtea.Inreturn,theyreceivedtreasuressuchasspices(香料),goldandsilverfromtheWest.Soon,theSilkRoadwasmorethanatraderoad—itbecameabridgeforsharingideas,technologiesandcultures.Chineseinventionslikepaper-makingspreadwest,whilenewmathandscienceideascameeast.Mostimportantly,ithelpedcultureslearnfromeachother.Art,musicandevenlanguageweresharedalongthisroad.InplacesliketheDunhuangGrottoes(敦煌石窟),youcanseehowartpiecescombined(融合)EasternandWesternstylesintosomethingdistinctive.Itcan’tbeseenanywhereelse.TheSilkRoadtellsushowpeoplefromdifferentlandsbecamefriendsthroughtradeandsharedideas.Itstandsasanexampleofcooperation(合作)andcommunication,teachingustorespect(尊重)differenttraditionsandshowingculturesworktogethertocreateamazingthings.43.WhatwasspreadfromChinatotheWestaccordingtoParagraph3?

A.Silkandgold.B.Newideasofscience.C.Spicesandsilver.D.Teaandpaper-making.44.Whatistherightorderofthefollowingfactsfromthepassage?①ZhangQiantraveledwestwithsilk.②ArtandlanguageweresharedalongtheSilkRoad.③TradersfromChinaandtheWestexchangedthings.④TheChinesewereorderedtokeepthesecretofmakingsilk.

A.①—④—③—②B.①—③—④—②C.④—①—③—②D.④—③—②—①45.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“distinctive”meaninParagraph4?

A.Special.B.Public.C.Popular.D.Strong.46.WhatdoesthestoryoftheSilkRoadmainlytellus?

A.Thechangeofworldtrade.B.Theintroductionofsilkcloth.C.Theeffectoftechnologyinhistory.D.Theimportanceofcross-culturalcommunication.Thecoldwindsweptawaythelastwarmth.AdeadleaffellatSoapy’sfeet—asignthatwinterwascoming.Thethreemonths’lifeinprison(监狱)onBlackwell’sislandwaswhathewanted.Threemonthsoffreefood,awarmbedandsafetyfromthecops(警察).ThisseemedthemostexpectedthingtoSoapy.Foryears,theprisonhadbeenhiswinterhome.Thereweremanyeasywaysofdoingthis.Soapy’sfirstplanwastoeatafinedinner,thenclaim(宣称)hehadnomoneytopay.Hebelievedhewouldbearrested(逮捕),buttherestaurantwaiternoticedhisbrokenshoesandclothesandthrewhimoutbeforehecouldsitdown.Thefirstfailurelethimdown.Dayslater,hetriedanewtrick:hepickedupastoneandbroketheglasswindowofashop.Whenacoparrived,Soapystoodstill,smiling,readytobetakenaway.“Where’sthemanthatdidthat?”askedthecop.“Don’tyouthinkthatImighthavedoneit?”saidSoapy.Whathewantedwascomingtowardhim.Butthecopdidn’tconsiderSoapybecausethecriminal(罪犯)whobreakswindowsdoesn’tstoptheretotalktocops.Theyrunawayasfastaspossible.Thecopsawamanfurtheralongthestreet,running.Heranafterhim.Soapy’sheartwasfilledwithsadness,andhewalkedslowlyaway.Hehadfailedtwice.—AdaptedfromTheCopandtheAnthem47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”refertoinparagraph1?

A.Havingagooddinner.B.Wearingniceclothes.C.Beingsenttotheprison.D.Owningawarmbed.48.Whydidn’tthepoliceconsiderSoapyastheonewhohadthrownthestone?

A.BecauseSoapylookedfriendlierandmorehonestthanothers.B.Becausethekindcopalwaysthoughtaboutthegoodsideofpeople.C.Becausethecophadalreadyknownwhohadbrokenthewindowbefore.D.Becausethecopbelievedthecriminalwouldn’tstopthereandtalktohim.49.HowdidSoapy’sfeelingschangeaccordingtothepassage?

A.hopeful—disappointed—sad—happyB.hopeful—disappointed—happy—sadC.disappointed—happy—sad—hopefulD.disappointed—hopeful—sad—happyYangZhenning,aworld-famousphysicist,diedofillnessinBeijingonOctober18,2025.ThisNobelPrizewinnerwasalsoanacademician(院士)oftheChineseAcademyofSciencesandaTsinghuaUniversityprofessor(教授).Yangwasbornin1922.Asateenager,helivedinTsinghuaGarden—aplacethatlefthimdeepmemories.Later,hestudiedatSouthwestAssociated(联合)University.In1945,YangwenttotheUSforfurthereducationandgothisdoctoraldegree.Hisgreatestachievementcamein1957—hewontheNobelPrizeinPhysicswithLiZhengdao,forthetheoryofparitynon-conservation(宇称不守恒理论),becomingthefirstChinesescientisttowinthishonor.What’smore,his“Yang-Millsgaugetheory”(杨-米尔斯规范场论)isseenasabasisofmodernphysics.Yanglovedhismotherlanddeeply.In1971,hebecamethefirsttopscientisttovisitNewChinaafter1949.HemanagedtobuildbridgesbetweenChineseandAmericanscientistsandhelpedmanyChinesestudentstostudyabroad.YangstartedteachingatTsinghuaUniversityfrom1999.Hesaid,“Chinesecultureislikearootinmyheart.”Heservedscienceandhiscountryallhislife.Hismotto(座右铭)“Behonestratherthanclever”encouragestheyoungtoseek(追求)truthinscienceandlife.50.HowoldwasYangZhenningwhenhedied?

A.99yearsold.B.101yearsold.C.103yearsold.D.105yearsold.51.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.YangZhenningwontheNobelPrizeallbyhimself.B.YangZhenninghadalongconnectionwithTsinghuaUniversity.C.YangZhenningonlystudiedatSouthwestAssociatedUniversity.D.YangZhenningneverwentbacktoChinaafterstudyingintheUS.52.Whatisthebeststructureofthispassage?(①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2,…)

A.B.C.D五、任务型阅读

YouthWeeklyOctober21,2025TheBigDebateIsitbettertovisitamuseumvirtuallyorinperson?Now,manymuseumsoffervirtual(虚拟的)toursonlinetotheirvisitors.Lastweek,weinvitedourreaderstovoteonwhethertheyliketovisitamuseumvirtuallyorinperson.Wereceived3,386votesintotal.Theresultisshownontheright.Herearesomeopinionsfromthereaders:Virtualtoursofamuseumofferconveniencetopeoplelikeme.Iamalwaysbusywithwork.Idon’thavetimetotravelmanymilestovisitamuseum.—Lulu2025Theexperiencewillbesodifferentwhenyou’rethereandseethingscloselybyyourself.Itissomethingthatvirtualvisitscan’tprovide.—Elvis007Lastyear,thefamousMogaoCave285wasclosedforrepairs.Ihadtovisitvirtuallytothecave.Thankstothenewtechnology,Ihadafantasticexperience.Itseemedthatthedancersinthewall-paintingweredancingrightinfrontofme.—Tony08Ithinknothingcancomparetovisitingaphysicalmuseum.Ihavebeentosomemuseumsthatprovidehands-onactivities.OnceItouchedaropefromanancientwarship.Atthatmoment,Ifeltlikeatimetravelertothepast.—Heidi3653.Howmanyreadersliketovisitamuseumvirtuallyaccordingtothepiechart?(不超过5个词)____________________________________________________________54.WhatdoesTony08thinkofvirtualtoursofamuseum?(不超过5个词)____________________________________________________________55.Doyouwanttovisitamuseuminpersonorvirtu

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