2025学年浙江省金华市武义县、永康市、磐安县第一学期九年级期末考试英语试卷卷

2025学年浙江省金华市武义县、永康市、磐安县第一学期九年级期末考试英语试卷卷一、听力选择1.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?

A．Windy.B．Rainy.C．Sunny.2.Whenwillthemoviestart?

A．At6:30.B．At6:40.C．At7:00.3.Howdoesthemanliketheparty?

A．Interesting.B．Noisy.C．Relaxing.4.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A．Booksandwriters.B．Interestsandhobbies.C．Adventuresandgames.5.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Atthebusstop.B．Atthetrainstation.C．Attheairport.听下面一段较长对话，回答小题。6.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?

A．Takeaphoto.B．Havelunchdowntown.C．Gotothephotoexhibition.7.Howwilltheygetthere?

A．Bybus.B．Bybike.C．Onfoot.听下面一段较长对话，回答小题。8.WhathappenedtoBobwhenmovingtheboxes?

A．Hehurthisarm.B．Hebroketheboxes.C．Hefelldownonthefloor.9.WhowillhelpBobwiththeboxestomorrow?

A．Linda.B．Theirgrandson.C．Tom.10.What’stherelationshipbetweenthem?

A．couples.B．Neighbors.C．Workmates.听下面一段独白，独白后有5个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。独白读两遍。11.WhydidLiHuajointheLaborClub?

A．Hisfriendsinvitedhim.B．Histeacheraskedhimtojoin.C．Hisparentspushedhim.12.HowdidLiHuafeelabouttheclubattheverybeginning?

A．Valuable.B．Tiring.C．Boring.13.Whatdidtheclubdolastmonth?

A．Grewsomeyoungplants.B．Cleanedupasmallgarden.C．Sangsongsfortheoldmen.14.WherewilltheclubgothisSaturday?

A．Ahospital.B．Acommunity.C．Anursinghome.15.WhathasLiHualearnedfromtheclubexperience?

A．Howtoworkwithothers.B．Howtodohands-onwork.C．Howtogetbettergrades.二、阅读理解Doyouoftenbuynewclothesjustbecausetheyarefashionable?Whatwillyoudowithyouroldorunusedclothes?Justthrowthemaway?Orputthemintotherubbishbin?Theseclothesgointolandfills.Thisisbadforourworld.HereishowYOUcanhelp!16.Accordingtothetext,whatcanwedotoreuseorrecycleourclothes?①Buyfewerclothes.②Washclothesincoolwater.③Repairouroldclothes.④MakepaperoutofT-shirts.⑤Givethemtothoseinneed.

A．①②③B．②③④C．②③⑤D．③④⑤17.Whatcreativewaytodealwithclothesismentionedinthetext?

A．Makingoldjeansintobags.B．Takingoldclothestobigshops.C．Sellingunusedclothesonline.D．Puttingoldclothesintodustbins.18.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwereadthetext?

A．Health.B．Culture.C．Environment.D．Technology.MytriptoChinafeltlikeafantasymovie.IhadreadcommentsonlineabouttripstoChinabefore,yetthetravellingexperiencestillsurprisedme.MyfirstbigsurprisehappenedinSuzhou.ManypeoplecallSuzhouthe“VeniceoftheEast,”soIpicturedasmalltownwithquietcanals(运河).AssoonasIsteppedoutoftherailwaystation,Iwas________.Suzhouwassohugeandmodern!Tallglassbuildingsstoodbesideoldwaterwaysandwoodenboats.Itfeltstrangetoseebotha“village”anda“city”inoneplace.Thiscontrastmademelookatthecitywithfresheyes.Later,IsawanevenstrongercontrastinBeijing.Thehutongsshowedthetraditionalsideofthecity.Thesenarrowalleyswerecrowdedandfulloflife.Ashortwalkaway,modernskyscrapersroseintothesky.Peoplesaymanyhutongsaredisappearingeachyear.HowluckyIwastovisitthem!Afterthesesurprises,Ifacedachallenge:thelanguagebarrier.Simplewordslike“toilet”or“passport”werenotalwaysunderstood.Translationappsbecamemyclosestfriends.Theyhelpedmostofthetime,thoughsometimestheresultswerefunny.Still,ImetpeoplewhospokefluentEnglishinthemostunexpectedmoments.AstrangerattheSummerPalacehelpedmeduringheavyrain.AyoungmaninanAppleStoreinShanghaisoundedlikeanativespeaker.Sometimes,IalmostforgotIwasabroad.ThesemomentsshowedafriendlysideofChina.Intheend,thistripgavememanystoriestoremember.Ienjoyedeverymoment,andIreallycan’twaittogobacktoChina!19.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestfittheblank________?

A．excitedB．disappointedC．shockedD．satisfied20.Whatimpressed“me”mostwhiletravellinginBeijing?

A．Thehutongswerelesscrowdedthanshehadimagined.B．Traditionallifeandmodernbuildingsexistsidebyside.C．Thecitywasmuchmoremodernthanshehadexpected.D．Modernbuildingshavealreadyreplacedtheoldhutongs.21.Whatcanbelearntfrom“my”experiencewithlanguage?

A．SimpleEnglishwordswerealwaysunderstood.B．“I”regrettednotlearningChinesebeforethetrip.C．Translationappssolvedeverycommunicationproblem.D．“I”sometimesgotunexpectedhelpfromEnglishspeakers.22.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?

A．TocomplainaboutthedifficultiesoftravelinginChina.B．TocomparethedifferencesbetweenSuzhouandBeijing.C．ToshareasurprisingandenjoyabletravelexperienceinChina.D．Toexplainwhytranslationappsarenecessaryforforeigntourists.①ImaginewalkingthroughaquietAustraliangrassland.Suddenly,youhearatiny,strange“Ooom”sound.Thatsoundmightbelongtooneoftherarestbirdsintheworld—thePlains-wanderer(领鹑)!ScientistsinAustraliahavejustusedAItolocatethesebirds.Thisdiscoverywillhelpprotecttheendangeredbirds.②Plains-wanderersaretiny,onlyabout15centimeterstall.Whentheyfeelfrightened,theycrouchdown(蹲下)tohideorruninsteadofflying.“Thereisnobirdlikeitintheworld.”saidascientist.Theyareverypickyabouttheirhabitats(栖息地).Thesetinybirdsliveingrasslands,butnotjustanygrassland.Therecan’tbetoomuchgrassortoolittle.Forthisreason,scientistssometimescallthemthe“Goldilocks”ofanimals.③Plains-wanderersusedtobecommonineasternAustralia.Butovertheyears,farmsandcitieshavetakenovertheirhome.Now,thereareonly250to1,000birdsleftinthewild.④Toprotecttheserarebirds,scientistsfirstneededtoknowwheretheywere.Theyworkedtogetheranddecidedto“listen”forthebirds.FemalePlains-wanderersmakeanunusual“Ooom”sound,andthiswasthekeytolocatingthem.⑤Theresearcherssetup35recordingdevicestocatchthesesounds.Thedevicescollectedtensofthousandsofhoursofrecordings.Humanscouldnotcheckallofit,sotheteamusedAItohelp.TheAIdetected(识别)callsfromtwolocations,andscientistslaterconfirmed(证实)thefindings.Onescientistsaiditfeltlike“findinggold.”Itisthefirsttimeinover30yearsthatthebirdhasbeenfoundwestofMelbourne.⑥Now,scientistswillworkwithlandownerstoprotectthesebirdsandtheirgrasslands.Andtheyarestilllistening,hopingtofindevenmoreofthese“Goldilocks”birds.23.WhatdoweknowaboutPlains-wanderersfromthepassage?

A．Theyarebiginsize.B．Theyprefertoliveinforests.C．Theyareindangernow.D．They’llflyawaywhenscared.24.WhyarePlains-wandererscalledthe“Goldilocks”ofanimals?

A．Becausetheyhavegolden-coloredfeathers.B．Becausetheyarehardforscientiststofind.C．Becausetheyalwaysmakeaspecialsound.D．Becausetheyneedhabitatstobe“justright”.25.Whichofthefollowingsentenceshasthesamemeaningasthewordlocateinparagraph4?

A．Thenewlibraryislocatedinthecitycenter.B．Iplantolocateinasmallvillageafterretirement.C．Canyoulocatethenearesthospitalonyourphone?D．Thecompanydecidedtolocateitsfactoryneartheport.26.TohelpprotectPlains-wanderers,whichactionismostdirectlysupportedbythepassage?

A．Stoppingallhumanactivitiesingrasslandareas.B．PlantinglargeamountsofgrassacrossAustralia.C．UsingAItofindthem,thenkeepingtheminthezoo.D．UsingAItofindthem,thenprotectingtheirhabitats.①Areyouacuriousperson?Ifyou’reoftenthirstyforlearningmoreaboutsomething,thenyouprobablyare.ButasAmericanresearcherPerryZurnpointsout,________.Thereareatleastthreestylesofcuriosity:“busybodies,”“hunters”and“dancers.”②“Busybodies”liketocollectbitsofinformationonallkindsoftopics.They’renotchasing(追求)anycertaingoal.Rather,they’rejustinterestedintheworldaroundthem.“Hunters,”however,goafterspecific(具体的)answers.Theyfollowaclearpathtoreachtheirgoals.“Dancers”jumpatnewideasorcombine(结合)oldonesinnewways.Theyprefertotaketheroadlesstraveled.③Zurnandhisteamwentontoseehowthesecuriositystylesplayoutinreallife.TheyfocusedonthereadersoftheonlineencyclopediaWikipedia(维基百科).Theirresearchincluded482,000peoplefrom50countries.Foreachperson,theteamlookedathowmanydifferenttopicsheorshereadaboutandhowcloselythosetopicswereconnected.Forexample,didsomeonelookupPierrePerifelandthenreadabouthisnewfilm,TheBadGuys2?Ordidheorshejumpfromthefilmdirectortopu'ertea?④Theresultsshowedthatallthreetypesofcuriousmindsexist(存在)amongtoday’sinternetusers.“Busybodies”readwidely,buttheyespeciallylikedsports,foodandthearts.“Hunters”caredmoreaboutscienceandtechnology.Interestingly,theyweremorelikelytofeelstressedaftertheircurioushuntthantheothertwotypes.That’sprobablybecausetheyhadastrongerdrivetofillintheblanksintheirknowledge.⑤Zurnsaysweareeachbornwithanaturalcuriositystyle.However,ourstyleisn’tsetinstone.Wecandeveloptheothertwostylesbyspendingtimewithteachersorfriendswhothinkdifferently.That’sgoodnews.Afterall,curiosityworksbestwhenallthreestylesexistinonemind.27.Whichofthefollowingsentencescanbeputbackinto________?

A．notallcuriousmindsarecutfromthesameclothB．somepeoplehavecuriousmindswhileothersdon’tC．peoplewillbecomelesscuriousastheygrowolderD．beingcuriousabouttheworldwillbenefityoualot28.Accordingtoparagraph2,whatisthemaindifferencebetween“Busybodies”and“Hunters”?

A．Busybodiesprefertocombineoldideasinnewways.B．HuntersfocusonacleargoalwhileBusybodiesdonot.C．Huntersaremoreinterestedintheworldaroundthem.D．BusybodiesaremorelikelytofeelstressedthanHunters.29.IntheresearchonWikipediareaders,whatdidtheteamstudyforeachperson?

A．Theirage,countryandfavoritetopics.B．Thetimetheyspentonreadingeachday.C．Theirpurposeforusingtheonlineencyclopedia.D．Thenumberandconnectionofthetopicstheyread.30.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．HowtoChangeYourCuriosityStyle.B．TheImportanceofCuriosityinLearning.C．AStudyonWikipediaReadingHabits.D．ThreeStylesofCuriosityandHowTheyWork.三、任务型阅读阅读下面材料，从所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），并回答第5小题。HowtoBuildBetterHabitsAgoodhabitcanhelpusworkefficiently.Tobuildbetterhabits,youcantrythesethreemethods.________Needtoturnyourentireroutineupsidedowntodevelopagoodhabit?No,it’smorelikelytoleaveyoufeelingtired.So,startbydecidingwhichhabityouwanttobuildandbreakingitintosmallsteps.Forexample,ifyourgoalistowalk10,000stepseveryday,startat2,000or5,000steps,dependingonyourphysicalactivitylevel,andgraduallyworkyourwayup.Makegoodhabitseasy.Makingahabitconvenientmakesyoumuchmorelikelytostickwithit.________So,ifyou’retryingtoformagoodhabit,makesuretosetupyourenvironmentinawaythatreducesobstacles(障碍)andmakesitconvenientandeasy.Forexample,ifyouwanttogetintothehabitofjogginginthemorning,prepareyourworkoutclothesthenightbefore.________Markeachdayyoufollowthroughwiththehabitinadiary,ahabittrackerapp,oracalendar,whichcanhelpyoustaymotivatedandaccountable.Also,don’tforgettocelebrateprogressandeventhesmallestachievement.________

A．Startsmall.B．Recordandcelebrateyourprogress.C．Undoubtedly,goodhabitsbenefityoualot.D．Theeasierahabitis,themorelikelyyouaretomaintainit.E．Remember,rewardsplayanimportantroleinthehabit-formingcycle!31.________32.________33.________34.________35.Besidesthesethreemethods,whatdoyouoftendotodevelopyourgoodhabits?（不超过20词）____________________________四、完形填空ItwasSundayevening,andthesmellofroastchickenfilledthehouse.Leo,a15-year-oldboy,satdownwithhisparentsfor________.Assoonashepickeduphisfork,hishandmovedtowardshis________inhispocket.Hewantedto________thelatestscoresofhisfavoritebasketballteam.“Notatthetable,Leo,”hisfathersaidgentlybut________.“Let’sjusttalk.”Leosighedandputhisphoneaway.Hefeltabit________.Whatcouldtheypossiblytalkabout?Hestaredathisplate,countingtheseconds.Seeinghisdisappointment,hismothersmiled.“Whydon’tweall________thebestandworstpartofourweek?”Leothoughtitwasachildishgame.Butwithnothingelsetodo,he________.Hismotherwentfirst,talkingaboutafunnymistakeatwork.Thenhis________sharedastoryabouthelpingalostneighbor.WhenitwasLeo’s________,hehesitated.Heplannedtosay“nothingmuch.”________then,herememberedthemathtesthefinallypassed________strugglingforweeks.Hementioneditquietly.Tohissurprise,hisparents’faceslitupwithgreat________.“That’swonderful,son!Weknewyoucoulddoit!”hisfathersaid,clappinghimontheback.Theconversationcontinued.They________dreams,books,andeventhesillythingtheircatdid.Leofound________laughing,reallylaughing.Hewasn’tcheckingthetimeanymore.Hewas________enjoyinghimselfatthatmoment.Later,ashehelpedclearthetable,Leorealizedsomething.Forthepasthour,hehadn’tthoughtabouthisphoneonce.Thedinner,whichhehadthoughtwouldbeendless,flewby.Hefeltawarmconnectionhehadn’tfeltinalongtime.36.A．breakfastB．lunchC．dinnerD．snacks37.A．paperB．toyC．moneyD．phone38.A．checkB．recordC．listD．change39.A．quietlyB．loudlyC．carefullyD．firmly40.A．boredB．surprisedC．relaxedD．worried41.A．designB．discussC．shareD．prepare42.A．refusedB．agreedC．continuedD．stopped43.A．sisterB．brotherC．fatherD．mother44.A．answerB．turnC．choiceD．connection45.A．SoB．OrC．ButD．And46.A．beforeB．afterC．duringD．until47.A．prideB．praiseC．careD．interest48.A．thoughtofB．talkedaboutC．dealtwithD．lookedinto49.A．itselfB．themselvesC．herselfD．himself50.A．fullyB．hardlyC．almostD．seldom五、选词填空将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。

throughdrivetoolspecialdressupOnOct24,amiddleschoolinGaomi,Shandongprovince,helda51fallsportsfestivalthemed“ValueFood,BuildDreams.”Somestudents52asfarmers,showeddifferentkindsofcropsandperformedaharvestdance.SomebroughtDIYfarming53.Somedressedlikevendorssellingvegetables.Teacherseven54realfarmmachineryontotheplayground.55thesecreativeactivities,studentslearnedwhatdailyrurallifewaslike.Italsohelpedthemappreciatehardworkandtaughtthemtosavefoodandmoney.六、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。Avery’sHelpfulHairKitsisanorganizationthataimstosupportchildreninhomelessshelterswithtexturedandcurlyhairby56(提供)themwithbasichaircareproducts.Itwas57(创办)byan11-year-oldgirl,AveryJenkins,whowantstohelpthesechildrenlooktheirbest.Whenshewas6,hermomaskedherifshecouldgivesomeofherhairproductstoachildinhomelessshelters.While58(准备)theproducts,shegainedanewideaonhair.Shesawhowchallengingitcouldbeforsomepeopletodotheirhairinawaythatmadethemfeel59(自信的).Sinceshereallylovesherhairandenjoysexperimentingwith60(各种各样的)styles,shewantedanykidwithhairlikeherstohavethatsameopportunity.61(事实上),itstartedasaGoFundMepage.Assupportcamein,the62(项目)grew,andtheyusedthedonationstocreatecompletehairkits.“Themost63(有意义的)partisbeingabletogivebackandreallyhelpothers.EventhoughI’makid,IknowIcanmakeabigdifference.”shesaid.Shealso64(鼓励)otherpeopletodreamsomethingandgoforit.Shebelievesthat65(令人惊叹的)thingscanhappenifyoufollowyourdreams,staydevoted,andputintheeffort.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。“Loveyou,laoji”isacatchphrasenow.Literally,“laoji”means“theoldself”.Althoughcallingourselvesthiswayisabitfunny,itmakesusfeelwarmatheart.It’slike66(talk)toagoodoldfriend—relaxedandcaring.67(ring)intheNewYear,herearesometipsforyoutolovelaojimoreinthecomingyear.Don’tchaseperfection.Waitingtobeperfectoften68(mean)neverstarting.Manypeopleputthingsoffbecausethey’reafraidofmakingmistakes.69doingsomethingimperfectisbetterthandoingnothingatall.Startsmall.Learnasyougo.Thefirststepmattersmost.Takerealrest.Realrestisn’tsleepingallday70stayinguplateonyourph