2025~2026学年广东省广州市花都区九年级上学期期末考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年广东省广州市花都区九年级上学期期末考试英语试卷一、语法选择HuangXiangwasborninapoorfamilyintheEasternHanDynasty(东汉)._______hewasnine,hismotherdied.Hewasraisedbyhisfather_______workedveryhard.“Mymotherwasoneofthe_______mothersintheworld.Shetaughtmetobe_______goodboy.Iwilltrymybest_______careofmyfather,”HuangXiangsaidto_______.Inordertogivehisfathermoretimetorest,HuangXiangalwaysdidmostofthehousework_______hewasonlyayoungkid.Whentheweatherwasveryhot,Xiangwasafraid_______hisfatherwouldbetoohottosleep,sohecooledhisfather’spillow(枕头)andbed_______withafan.Itwascold________winter.HuangXiangclimbedintohisfather’sbedand________hisbodytowarmthequilt(被子).HuangXiangwantedtoprovidehisfather________abetterlife,sohestudiedveryhard.Hesucceededin________animportantofficial(官员)later.Hegaveallhismoneytohelphispeopleinaterribleflood.HuangXiang________deeplybypeople.“________kindHuangXiangis!”theyalwayssaid.1.A．IfB．WhenC．AsD．After2.A．whoseB．whichC．whoD．whom3.A．kindB．kinderC．kindestD．kindly4.A．aB．anC．theD．/5.A．takesB．totakeC．takenD．took6.A．himB．himselfC．heD．his7.A．thoughB．untilC．becauseD．before8.A．whyB．whatC．whereD．that9.A．patientB．patienceC．patientlyD．morepatient10.A．onB．toC．atD．in11.A．usedB．useC．usesD．using12.A．forB．withC．offD．from13.A．becomeB．becameC．becomesD．becoming14.A．waslovedB．waslovingC．lovedD．loves15.A．WhatB．WhenC．HowD．Why二、完形填空Marywasprettybutpoor.Shedreamedofpartiesandjewelry(珠宝),butherlifewas________.Oneday,herhusbandbroughtaninvitationtoabigball(舞会).ButMaryfelt________.“Ihavenothingtowear!”“Borrowsomejewelryfromyourrichfriend,Anna,”herhusbandsuggested.AnnalentMaryashiningdiamondnecklace(项链).Attheparty,Marywasthehappiestwoman.She________allnight.Butwhenshereturnedhome,shefoundthenecklacewas________andfeltupset.Maryandherhusbandsearched________,buttheycouldn’tfindit.Theyborrowedalotofmoneyandboughta(n)_______necklacefor36,000francs(法郎).TheyreturnedittoAnna,andshedidn’tdiscoverthe________.Topaybackthedebt(债务),Maryandherhusbandmovedtoasmallhouse.Marywashedclothesand________houses.Herhusbandworkedthreejobs.Fortenlongyears,theywereverypoor.Oneafternoon,MarymetAnnainthepark.Anna________recognized(认出)herbecauseshelookedveryold.MarytoldAnnathewholestory.“ThenecklaceIreturnedwasnew.Weworkedten________topayforit.”Annawassurprised.“Oh,mypoorMary!”shecried.“Mynecklacewasnotrealdiamond.Itwasonly500francs!”16.A．happyB．richC．shortD．simple17.A．sadB．satisfiedC．excitedD．pleased18.A．sleptB．dancedC．criedD．dreamed19.A．brokenB．dirtyC．lostD．awful20.A．gladlyB．gentlyC．carefullyD．lazily21.A．cheapB．uglyC．silverD．similar22.A．colorB．differenceC．priceD．advantage23.A．boughtB．cleanedC．sharedD．drew24.A．almostB．quicklyC．hardlyD．really25.A．daysB．weeksC．monthsD．years三、阅读理解TheGuangzhouSunshineJuniorHighSchoolArtShowiscoming!ThisspecialeventwillopenonDecember18thandlastuntiltheendofFebruary.TheshowwillbeopenfromMondaytoFriday,rightafterschooluntil5:00PM.It’sawonderfulchancetoseethecreativetalentsofourstudents.Thisyear’sshowwillhavedifferentkindsofartworks.Youcanexpecttoseecolorfulpaintings,beautifuldrawings,andevensomeclaysculptures(灰塑).Weareproudtoshowworkscreatedbystudentsfromallgrades.Someofthesespecialartworkswillbeforsale.Youcanbuythemifyoulike.Simplycontacttheartteacher,Ms.Chen.Youcancallherarsendanemailtogssjhs@163.com.Don’tmissthiscolorfulcelebrationofyoungartistictalents.It’smorethanjustashow;it’sawaytosupportourstudentartistsandbringourschoolcommunitytogether.Forthelatestnewsandmoreinformationabouttheevent,remembertovisitthewebsiteat.Welookforwardtoseeingyouthere!26.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?

A．Tointroduceandinvitepeopletotheartshow.B．Toexplainhowtobuystudents’artworks.C．Toaskforsupportforartteachers.D．Totellpeopletochecktheeventwebsite.27.Howcanpeoplegetnewsandinformationabouttheshow?

A．BycallinB．Byvisiting.C．Byemailinggssjhs@163.com.D．Byvisiting.28.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．SomeartworkswillbemadebyGrade7students.B．Someoftheartworkscanbesold.C．Peoplecanmaketheirownartworks.D．PeoplecanseetheshowanytimebeforeFebruary.Peterlivedwithhisgrandfathernearalargegreenmeadow(草地).Therewasadarkforestnexttothemeadow.“Peter,”hisgrandfatheroftensaid,“nevergointothemeadowalone.Thewolfmaycomeoutfromtheforestandhurtyou.”ButPeteroftenlookedoverthegardenwall.Hedreamedofrunningthroughthetallgrass.Onesunnymorning,alittleredbirdcalledtohim.“Comeandplay!”Peterforgotthewarningandclimbedoverthegardenwall.Inthemeadow,aduckswaminapond.Thebirdflewdownandsaid,“Can’tyouflylikeme?”Theduckreplied,“Can’tyouswimlikeme?”Theyarguedloudly.Acatwatchedthemquietlyfromthegrass,itseyesonthebird.Petersuddenlyrememberedhisgrandfather’swords.Helookedtowardtheforestbutsawonlytrees.Hewantedtogobackhome.Justthen,thecatjumpedtowardthebird!“Watchout!”Petershouted.Thebirdflewintoatree.Theduckswamtosafety.Hearingthesound,Grandfathercameout.“Comebacknow,”hecalledangrily.Peterreturnedtothegardenandfeltashamed.Butmomentslater,thewolfreallydidcomeoutoftheforest!Thecatwasscaredandranquicklyupthetree.Theducktriedtoflyaway,butthewolfcaughtit.Peterwasafraid,butheknewhemustdosomething.Hefoundalongrope.“Littlebird,”hesaidinalowvoicefromthewall,“flyaroundthewolf’sheadtomakehimdizzy(晕的)!”Theredbirdflewclosetothewolf,circling(绕)itagainandagain.Thecatcametohelp,meowing(喵喵叫)loudlyfromthetree.Asthewolfgrewdizzy,Peterclimbedatree,loweredtherope,andcaughtthewolf’stail.Thewolfjumpedandtriedhardtogetfree,butPeterdidnotletgo.SoonGrandfathercameout,amazedatwhathesaw.Thenhuntersarrived.“Pleasetakehimfaraway,”Peterasked.Thehunterstookthewolfaway.Fromthatdayon,Peterwasallowedtoplayfreelyinthemeadowwithhisanimalfriends.Thewolfwasneverseenagain,andpeacereturnedtothemeadow.29.WhydidgrandfatherwarnPeternottoenterthemeadowalone?

A．Becausethereweredangeroushuntersnearby.B．Becausethemeadowwastoowettoplayin.C．Becausegrandfatherneededhelpinthegarden.D．Becauseahungrywolflivedintheforest.30.HowdidPeterfinallycatchthewolf?

A．Byusingaropefromthegarden.B．Bykickingthewolfintothepond.C．Withthehelpfromthehunters.D．Withfoodgivenbygrandfather.31.Whichofthefollowingshowsthecorrectorderofthestory?①Thewolfcameoutoftheforestandcaughttheduck.②Peterwentintothemeadowafterthelittlebirdcalledhim.③Petercouldplayinthemeadowfreely.④Petercaughtthewolf.⑤GrandfathertoldPetertocomebackhomeafterthecatscaredthebird.

A．①②④③⑤B．①②⑤③④C．②⑤①④③D．②⑤④③①32.WhatcanwelearnaboutPeterfromthestory?

A．Hewasalwayscarefulandnevertookadventure.B．Hewasinterestedinthings,braveandhelpful.C．Hewastooafraidtoactwhenthewolfappeared.D．Hedidn’tcareabouthisanimalfriends.Runningamarathon(马拉松)isoneofthegreatestphysicalchallenges.Theraceisabout42kilometers.Tofinishitrequiresmonthsofpractice,strongwill,andalotofhardwork.Howlongdoesittaketorunthisdistance?Mostpeopleneedfourtofivehours.Theworldrecordisjustovertwohours.Completingtheraceitselfisahugeachievement.Whyisitcalleda“marathon”?ThenamecomesfromanancientGreeklegend(传说).AfterawarataplacecalledMarathon,asoldierranallthewaytoAthens(雅典)toreportthevictory.Thedistanceheranisaboutthesameastoday’smarathon.Trainingforamarathonisseriouswork.Runnersusuallytrainformonths.Acommonplanincludesrunningshorterdistancesseveraltimesaweek,andoneverylongrunontheweekend,whichcanbeupto20miles.Thispreparesthebodyforthelongdistance.LeaTambellinihasrunmorethanfivemarathonsandshesharesherexperience.“Trainingtakesalotoftime,butIenjoyworkingtowardabiggoal,”shesays.Sheoftentrainswithfriends,whichmakesthelongrunsmoreenjoyableandhelpseveryonestaymotivated.Inotherwords,theyfeelmoreexcitedandwillingtoworkhard.Shesaysthehardestpartsometimescomesduringtheraceitself.Forexample,youmightpassabakery(面包店)andsmellfreshcookieswhenyouareverytired.Butthefeelingofcrossingthefinishlineiswonderful.Today,thousandsofpeoplerunmarathonseveryyear.Themarathonisnotonlyarace.Ittestsyourpersonallimits,connectsyoutohistory,andcanevenchangeyourlife.33.Whatisthistextmainlyabout?

A．ThehistoryofthemarathoninancientGreece.B．ArunnernamedLeaandhertrainingtips.C．TheintroductionofMarathonsandthetrainingforit.D．HowtheMarathongotitsinterestingname.34.Whichofthefollowingshowsrunningamarathonrequireshardwork?

A．Runnersusuallytrainformonths.B．Leahasrunmorethanfivemarathons.C．ThenameofmarathoncomesfromaGreeklegend.D．Leaoftenrunswithherfriends.35.Whatdoestheword“motivated”mostlikelymeaninparagraph5?

A．Feelingexcitedandactive.B．Feelingtiredandweak.C．Beingpushedtodosomething.D．Beinggivensomethingnice.36.WhydoesthewritermentionLeaTambellini’sstory?

A．Tolistthestepstowinamarathon.B．Toexplainthemarathon’slonghistory.C．Toarguethatfriendsmusttraintogether.D．Toshowarealrunner’sexperience.ASKPATRICK!EnteryourquestionandhitEnter...I’mPatrickMcCarthy,butyoucancallmePat.Thisismyspace,whereIofferone-on-onesupportforyourdailylifechallenges.Feelfreetoaskanything!RecentQ&AQ-Zone:DearPatrick,Ihavemanyfriends.WhenmyfriendsandIhaveafight,howcanImakethingsbetter?—JamesA-Zone:HiJames,It’scompletelynaturalforfriendstodisagreefromtimetotime.Nomatterwhatyourfriendsarelike,whenproblemscomeup,youcantrythesesteps:First,trytostaycalm.Listencarefullytowhatyourfriendissaying—sometimestheremaybefeelingstheyhaven’tsaidoutloud.Listeningfirstcanshowrespectandhelpstoptheproblemfromgrowing.Ifyourealizeyou’vemadeamistake,don’tbeafraidtosincerelysay“I’msorry.”Thesesimplewordscanhelpalot.Ifyourfriendistheonewhodidsomethingwrong,trytoforgivehimorher.Everyonemakesmistakes,andforgivinghimorhercanmakeyourfriendshipstrongerandbuildmoretrustbetweenyou.It’simportanttotalkhonestlyaboutwhathappened.Trytouse“I”statements,suchas“Ifelthurtwhenthathappened,”insteadofsaying“Youwerewrong.”Thisway,theconversationstaysrespectful.Truefriendshipisn’taboutalwaysagreeing—it’saboutbeingkindandsupportingeachother,evenwhenyoudisagree.Withpatienceandtryingtounderstandeachother,goingthroughthesehardmomentscanactuallymakeyourfriendshipevenstrongerintheend.Hopethishelps!Allthebest,Pat37.WhatisthemainuseofPat’sQ-Zone?

A．Totalkaboutmistakes.B．Togiveadviceondailylife.C．Toorganizeonlineactivities.D．Tosellinterestingideas.38.AccordingtoPat,whatshouldyousaywhensolvingaproblem?

A．“Youalwaysmakemistakes.”B．“Ifelthurtwhenthathappened.”C．“Youshouldnotdothat.”D．“Itwasallyourfault.”39.HowdoesPatreplytoJamesinthetext?

A．Inastrictandseriousway.B．Inafunnyandexcitingway.C．Inakindandhelpfulway.D．Inasadandworriedway.40.Whereisthistextmostprobablyfrom?

A．Apersonalblog.B．Aschoolnoticeboard.C．Anonlinestory.D．Alifemagazine.阅读短文及文后A~E选项，选出可以填入各题空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Peopleoftenbelievethatsighing(叹气)meansyouaresadordisappointed.41Infact,anewstudyfromSwitzerlandsayssighingiscommonandgoodforyourlungs(肺部).42Forexample,ithelpsyourlungsmovebetterwhenyoubreathe.43So,sighingislikegentlystretching(舒展)yourlungs,andithelpsthemstayhealthy.Butthatdoesn’tmeanyoushouldsighallthetime.44Also,ifyousighveryoftenandfeeldizzyorcannotbreathewell,youshouldtelladoctor.45Itisourbody’snaturalwaytotakecareofourlungs.

A．However,thatisnotalwaystrue.B．Inshort,sighingisnotjustaboutfeelings.C．Accordingtothestudy,sighinghelpskeepyourlungsworkingwell.D．Withoutadeepsighonceinawhile,yourlungsmaynotworkproperly.E．Actually,toomuchsighingcanmakeyoufeelmoreworried.四、短文填空阅读短文，理解文章的意思，根据给出的首字母在空格中用适当的形式填单词。在填写答卷时，要求写出完整单词。(每空限填一词)Familylifehasbothhappyanddifficultmoments.Planningaspecialfamilye46,likeabirthdayparty,canbeexciting.Everyonehelps—decorating,preparingfood,andinvitingfriends.Butsometimes,thecostishigh.Parentsneedtothinkcarefullyandmustcheckiftheycana47it,whichmightcausefamilydiscussions.Ifplanschangesuddenlyorsomethinggoeswrong,thatmightdriveyoum48.Duringthesemoments,itisimportanttosharefeelingshonestlyandworkt49tofindagoodway.Luckily,mostproblemscanbes50wheneveryonehelpsandlistens.Thro