2026年5月江苏省苏州园区星湾学校九年级英语中考二模试卷（含答案）

第第页2025-2026学年第二学期5月中考第二次教学调研九年级英语试卷一、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）MomtoldmeIhadtostaywithGrandpaforanhourandahalfwhileshewasout.“Ican’tstaywithGrandpathatlong!It’sjustuncomfortablearoundhim.”Icomplained.ButMomsaidhewasjustsadsinceGrandmadied.Besides,itwasn’tabigdealtostaywithhimforacoupleofhours.Aftershesaidthat,Iknewthe1wasover.WedrovestraighttoGrandpa’sinanuncomfortablesilence.Themomentwegotthere,Momopenedthedoorandletusin.IsawGrandpasittingclosetotheTV2eventurningtolookatus.Momgotmesettledandkissedusgoodbye.AfterMomleft,IworkedonmyhomeworkwhileGrandpa3watchingtelevision.Welookedupateachothernowandthenbutsaidnothing.GrandpanoticedmepackingupwhenIfinishedmyhomework.HesuggestedwewatchTVtogether,butnothingwastomytaste.Thesilence4.Isatonthesofa,tryingtogetcomfortable,whenmyfootnudged(碰)somethingunderthesofa.Curious,I5andpulledoutawoodenbox.“Oh,mychessset,”Grandpasaid.“Doyouplay?”“No.”Isaid.“Well,”hesaid,“we’vegotsometime.MaybeIcanshowyou6toplay.”Heopenedtheboxandbeganexplainingthepiecesandhowtheymovedontheboard.Wepracticedmanytimes.Hejustcorrectedmeandletmetryagain.Iwassurprisedathow7hetaughtme.Finally,westartedourfirstgame.Grandpatalkedmethrougheverymove,explainingwhatmighthappennext.Thiswasabig8becauseIcouldthinkcarefullyabouteverymove.ButIwasstillnewtothegame,andhebeatmeinjustninemoves.Iwasembarrassed(尴尬的)byhoweasilyhebeatme.Wekeptplaying,andeachgamelastedalittlelongerbeforeGrandpawon.EventhoughIkeptlosing,Ifelt9ofhowfarIhadcome.WhenMomcameback,shewassurprisedtoseeusplayingchesstogether.GrandpasaidIhadlearnedalot.Ithankedhimandaskedifwecouldplayagainsometime.Helookedupandsmiled—asmilethatlitupthewholeroom.Inthatmoment,chesswasnotjustagame,butabridgethat10Grandpaandme.1.A.speech  B.report  C.interview  D.conversation2.A.except  B.without  C.including  D.beyond3.A.continued  B.minded  C.missed  D.considered4.A.changed  B.ended  C.returned  D.reduced5.A.felldown  B.reacheddown  C.sloweddown  D.satdown6.A.what  B.when  C.why  D.how7.A.directly  B.regularly  C.patiently  D.quietly8.A.help  B.problem  C.difference  D.failure9.A.related  B.proud  C.tired  D.afraid10.A.discovered  B.controlled  C.compared  D.connected二、阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）AAremosquitoesdrivingyoucrazy?Thissummer,makesomemintoiltodrivethemaway!Mosquitoesareawful.Theyseemtobeeverywhereandmaybiteyoubadly.Thismakesmint(薄荷)oilaperfectgiftforyourfamilyandfriendsinsummer.Thisweekend,youcantrymakingmintoilFORFREE.Time:9:00a.m.—11:50a.m.Saturday(July5)Place:RiversideCommunityCenterPleasenote:♡We’llgetallthetoolsandmaterialsready.♡Weacceptatleast20andatmost40people.♡Firstcome,firstserved.♡Tobookaplacefortheactivity,pleasecallLucyat345878by7:00p.m.Friday.Forthosewhowouldliketopracticeitathome,herearethesteps:✧Cutupthemint.Putitintoabottlewitholive(橄榄)oil.✧Coverthebottleandplaceitinhotwater.✧Whenthewatercoolsdown,movethebottletoawarmareaandleaveitthereforatleasttwohours.✧Pourthemixtureontoathinpieceofcottonclothontopofadarkbottle.Lettheoilgothroughtheclothintothebottle.Nowyougetyourhomemademintoil.11.Howmanypeoplecantakepartintheactivity?A.19  B.45  C.50  D.3212.Whatistherightorderofthesteps?A.①→②→④→③  B.③→②→①→④  C.③→②→④→①  D.②→④→③→①13.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.Torecommendaproduct.B.Tosurveytheusersofaproduct.C.Toreportthesuccessofanactivity.D.Tointroduceanactivity.BHaveyoueverseenthesilverlineinsideamercurythermometer(水银温度计)thatmanyfamiliesusedyearsago?Itwasacommontoolathome.However,themercurythermometerhasbecomeathingofthepast.Becauseafullban(禁令)ontheproductionofmercurythermometershasbeenineffectthisyearsinceJanuary1.Whyismercurydangerous?Themainreasonforthisbanissafety.Mercuryisakindofhighlytoxic(有毒的)metal.Itistheonlymetalthatisliquid(液体)atroomtemperature.Ifathermometerbreaks,themercuryinsideformssmall,silverdropsontheground.Thesebeadsevaporate(蒸发)quicklyintotheair,whichisverydangeroustobreathein.Evensmallamountscanbeharmful,especiallytochildren.RisksofusingmercurythermometersThesethermometersneedtobeshakenhardbeforeusetoputthemercurybackdown.Ifyoushakethemtoohard,hitthemagainstanobject,oraccidentallydropthem,theglasscanbreakeasily.Themercurywillleakout,whichisahealthrisk.Saferandbetteralternatives(替代物)Now,therearemanysafeandgoodalternatives.Doctorssaythemostcommonchoicesnowaredigitalthermometersandinfrared(红外线的)thermometers.Theseincludenon-contactbodythermometersandcontactearthermometers.Onebigadvantageofelectronicthermometersistheirspeed.Amercurythermometerneedsabout10minutestogetatemperaturereading,whileanelectroniconegivesresultsinseconds.Itismuchmoreconvenient.So,givingupusingmercurythermometersisacertaintrend(趋势).Itisagoodchangeforourhealthandtheenvironment.14.Whendidpeoplestopproducingmercurythermometers?A.January1,2025  B.February1,2026  C.January1,2026  D.February1202515.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“leakout”mostprobablymean?A.flowout  B.putout  C.takeout  D.turnout16.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Mercuryisharmlesstolittlechildren.B.Electronicthermometersaremuchsafer.C.Shakingamercurythermometerhardmakesitsafertouse.D.Electronicthermometersneedabouttenminutestogetaresult17.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Howtousemercurythermometerscorrectly.B.Whymercurythermometersarereplaced.C.Thehistoryofmercurythermometers.D.ThedevelopmentofChina’slawsonthermometers.CFindingasnail?Catchingit?Easy—theyhardlymove!Totellthetruth,Iwasn’traisedtobeafanofsnails.Havingagrandmotherasagardener,mybrotherandIweretaughtfromayoungagethatifweseeasnailonaplant,weshouldpickitaway.ButasI’vegrownolder,myviewonsnailshaschanged.Theybringmeadifferentkindofhappiness.ThefirsttimeIsawsnailsasmorethanjustpestswasinmygarden.Asmallsnail,carryingahardroundshellonitsback,movedslowlytowardahalf-openflowerbudandexploredit.Afterawhile,thebudbloomed.Watchingthesnailcarefullytouchingtheflowerwithitstentacles(触角)remindedmeofthelyric“Snailsseethebeautyineveryinch.”Atthatmoment,Irealizedittakeslifeslowlybutseriously.Anothertime,Inoticedalittlesnailmovingby.Iquicklypickedupthesnailandplaceditinmyhand.Accidentally,afewdropsofwaterdrippedontothesnail.Itwasscaredbythesuddenwetnessandquicklyhousedbackintoitsshell.Ithoughtitwouldhideinsideforatleastacoupleofminutes,butshortlyafterthat,thesnailpokeditsheadoutagain.Itwasnotjusthidingbutadjusting.It’snotjustthesnail’smovementsthatmakeitasymbolofpeace,butalsoitssenseofknowingwhentore-entertheexcitinglife.Once,havingdifficultywithmycareer,Iwaswalkingoutsidetheofficeonahotsummerday.Onmywayback,itstartedtorain.Whentheraindropswetthesoil,somelittlefriendsappearedeverywhere.Afterwaitingpatientlyfortherain,theyenergeticallygetupandgo.Itwasalsotherightmomentformetostartover.So,whatisthesecrettolivinglikesnails?It’snotaboutbeingsluggish.It’saboutbeingsnailish.18.Whatdidthewriterthinkofsnailswhenshewasyoung?A.Theywereinterestingtreasuresinthegarden.B.Theywereharmfultoplantsandshouldbekilled.C.Theyweresymbolsofpeaceandcalm.D.Theyweretooslowtobenoticed.19.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph3mean?A.Snailsmoveslowlyandlikebeautifulthings.B.Snailscanseesmallthingsclearly.C.Snailstaketheirtimetodiscoverbeautyaroundthem.D.Snailsspendalltheirtimelookingforbeauty.20.Whichistrueaboutsnails?A.Snailspreferhotsummerdays.B.Snailsareafraidofwaterandwillhideforalongtime.C.Snailsliveaslowandboringlifeeveryday.D.Snailsareabletogetusedtonewsituations.21.Howcanwelivea“snailish”life?A.Wemuststayawayfromdangerinourlife.B.Wecandoalmosteverythingasslowlyassnailsdo.C.Weshouldstaycalmandknowwhentomoveforward.D.Wehadbetterwaitforothers'helpwhenintrouble.D(AfterarrivingatheruncleMr.Craven’shugehouse,MaryLennoxfeltlonely.)Atfirst,eachdaywasthesameforMary.Everymorning,shewokeupandatebreakfastalone.Shelookedoutatthehugemoor(荒野),whichseemedtostretch(伸展)inalldirections.Shehadnothingtodoandnoonetoplaywith.Butafterafewdaysofstayingoutside,somethingbegantochange.Onemorning,shefelthungryforthefirsttime.Sheateupherporridgeandevenstartedtoenjoybeingoutside.Oneday,shewalkeddownalongpathwithemptyflowerbedsonbothsides.Againstthewall,ivy(常春藤)grewthickly.Atonepartofthewall,thedarkgreenivyleaveswerethickerthanthoseinotherplaces.Shestoppedtolookupattheivy,whichwasblowinginthewind.ThenshesawoldBen’srobin(知更鸟)onthetopofthewall.Hewaslookingatherwithhissmallheadononeside.“Oh!”shecried.“Isthatyou?”Shespokeasifhewouldunderstandandanswer.Andhedid.Hesangandjumpedalongthewall.Marylaughedandranafterhim.“Ilikeyou!”shecried.Atlast,therobinflewtoatreeontheothersideofthewallandsangloudly.“It’sinthegardennoonecangointo,”shesaidtoherself.“It’sthegardenwithoutadoor.Helivesthere.HowIwishIcouldseewhatitislike!”Shelookedcloselyatthewallbutfoundnodoor.Thatnight,MaryaskedMartha,“WhydoesMr.Cravenhatethegarden?”“ItwasMrs.Craven’sgarden.Shelovedit.Butonedayshefelloffatreeanddied.Mr.Cravenwassosadthathelockedthedoorandburiedthekey.Noonehasgoneinsincethen,”Marthasaidquietly.Maryfeltsorryforhim.Asshesatbythefire,sheheardthewindoutside,thensomethingelse.“Doyouhearsomeonecrying?”shelookedconfusedandasked.“No,it’sjustthewind,”Marthaanswered.(ButMarywasnotsosure...)22.WhathappenedtoMaryaftershestayedoutsideforafewdays?A.Shebegantofeellonely.B.Shewantedtostayinside.C.Shestartedtoenjoyherself.D.Shebecamemuchquieter.23.WhichpictureshowsthattherobinledMarytothegarden?24.WhydidMr.Cravenlockthegardenandburythekey?A.Becausehewantedtokeepthegardenasecret.B.Becausehewastoosadtoenteritafterhiswifedied.C.Becausehedidn’twantanyonetoseethefallentree.D.Becauseheplannedtobuildsomethingnewthere.25.HowdidMary’sfeelingschangethroughthestory?A.Bored→relaxed→excited→scared.B.Lonely→relaxed→scared→sorry.C.Lonely→joyful→curious→confused.D.Relaxed→bored→curious→confused.三、信息还原（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）Asteenagers,youhavemanydreams.26Ortheycanbesmall.Forexample,youmayjustwanttobecomeoneofthetenbeststudentsinyourclass.Onceyoufindadream,whatdoyoudowithit?Doyouevertrytomakeyourdreamreal?“FollowYourHeart”byAustralianwriterAndrewMatthewstellsusthatmakingourdreamsrealislife’sbiggestchallenge.Youmaythinkyouarenotverygoodatsomeschoolsubjects.27“Thesekindsofthoughtsmaystopyoufromgettingyourdream,”thebooksays.Infact,everyonecanmakehisdreamcometrue.Thefirstthingyoumustdoistorememberwhatyourdreamis.28Dothisoftenandyourdreamwillcometruefasterbecauseabigdreamis,infact,madeofmanysmalldreams.Youmustalsonevergiveupyourdream.Therewillbedifficultiesontheroadtoyourdreams.29Youwon’tachieveyourdreamifyoudon’tsticktoit.30StudyinginsteadofwatchingTVwillbringyoubetterexamresults.Whilesavingfiveyuaninsteadofbuyinganice-creammeansyoucanbuyanewbook.Thiswaywillhelpyougetclosertoyourdreamdaybyday.A.Givingupisthelastthingyoushoulddo.B.Don’tletitleaveyourheart,andkeeptellingyourselfwhatyouwant.C.Thesedreamscanbeverybig,likebeingascientist.D.Youneedtodecidewhatisthemostimportant.E.Oryoumaythinkthatitisimpossibleforyoutobecomeagreatperson.F.Butthebiggestdifficultycomesfromyourself.G.Whydoyouneedadream?四、词汇运用（共13小题；每小题1分，满分13分）A)根据下列句子所给汉语注释或首字母，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式。31.Afterlivinginthisvillageforoveradecade,hewasusedto________(点头)togreeteveryvillager.32.Inancienttimes,knowledgewas________(传播)bywordofmouth.33.Thenewneighbour’sflatis________(在……上面)oursonthetopfloor.34.Theproblemwillbediscussedin________(细节)inthenextchapter.35.Thoughtheteacher’sfacewasfilledwithanger,thebravegirllookeds________intohiseyeswithoutlookingaway.36.Topreparefortheexam,notas________studentislateforschoolthesedays.37.Thesuddenl________ofthepetdoglefttheoldmanindeepsadnessforweeks.38.U________youtrytoloseweighttopleaseyourself,itwillbehardtosticktothegoal.B)认真阅读下面短文，从方框中选出适当的单词或者短语，在答题卡标有序号的横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次。fallfrom, ice, create, onthetopof, buildAncientChinahadaspecialcollectionof“blacktechnology”.TheseamazinginventionsshowhowChinesepeoplecreatedsolutionstoimprovetheirlivesandexplorescience.Tobeginwith,Chinesepeoplemadeanobjectcalledabiangjiantoenjoycoolfoodduringthehotsummer.Ithadtwocontainers(容器)—anouteronefor39andaninneroneforfruitsordrinks.This40designallowedpeopletoenjoycoolfoodandactedmuchlikeafridge.Notonlydidtheyhavefridges,buttheyalsohad“airconditioners”.Actually,itwas“centralairconditioning”.DuringtheTangDynasty,theHanliangHallintheDamingPalace41nearthewater.Ithadacleverwaytostaycool.Workersputwaterpipes42thebuildingandalargewaterwheelliftedwaterupthere.Thecoolwatermovedaroundthroughthepipesandthen43allsidesofthehall.Thisimaginativemethodmadetheinsideofthehallcoolandturneditintothe“airconditioning”hall.五、短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）About160yearsago,theAustrianscientistMendeldidmanyimportantexperiments(实验)withpea44(plant).Aftereightyearsofcarefulresearch,hefinallydiscoveredthebasic(基本的)rulesofinheritance(遗传).Thishelpedhimmakegreatprogressinthestudyofbiology.Butforthenexthundredyears,peoplestilldidn’tknowwhysomepeaplantsweretall45somewereshort.Then,46(amaze)newscame!Agroupofinternationalscientistsworkedtogetherandfoundmore.Thisteam47(lead)bytwogreatscientists,ChengShifengfromChinaandNoelEllisfromtheUK.Theysharedinformationfromtheirexperiments,talkedaboutproblems,andtrieddifferentwaystosolvetheseproblems.ThescientistsusedmodernscientifictoolstolookatMendel’s1865experimentsagain.Theywantedtolearn48(much)aboutthegenetic(基因的)changes.So,after2019,theygrewmorethan700kilogramsofpeasfromBritaininChina.Theybuiltspecialgreenhousestostudytheplants.Finally,theydiscoveredthechangesinpeagenetics.What49greatsuccesstheyachieved!ChengShifeng,thegroup’sleadscientistsaid,“Mendelfoundouttherulesofinheritancemanyyearsago,buthedidn’tknowwhatagenewasandhowitworked.Nowwecanseethechanges50(clear)fromthestudy.”Scientistsoncetriedtoexplainwhysomepods(豆荚)aregreenand51(other)areyellow.ThisstudyhasfoundoutsomesecretsaboutgenesinDNA.Thegenescanchangethecolorsofpeas.Thisstudyshowsthat52modernscientifictools,nowadayswecanunderstandthegeneticworldbetter.It’sagreatexampleofhowwekeep53(work)outthemysteriesofnature.六、阅读表达（共3小题；54题2分，55题2分，56题3分，满分7分）Travelislikeaboxofchocolates.Youneverknowwhatyou’regoingtoget,especiallywhenusingablindboxplaneticket.Earlierthisyear,blindboxtravelbecamepopularamongChina’syoungpeople.Whatisblindboxtravel?Afterbuyingablindboxatalowprice—usually100or200yuan,thetravelersusingthismethodwillonlychoosetheirdepartureairport.Thentheyreceiveseveraldestinationsandchoosewheretogo.Afterthedestinationisdecided,theirtripbegins.Whyisblindboxtravelhelpful?Youngpeople,especiallystudents,enjoynewthings.Theylookforwardtoexploringtheunknown.Blindboxtravelcanmeettheirneeds.Youngpeoplecanaffordblindboxtravelandtheylikecheapflightsandhotels.Youngpeopledon’thavetomakedifficultchoices.Goingoutaloneusuallycoststoomuchandtoomanypeopledon’tknowwheretogo.However,theblindboxdirectlyoffersmeafewdestinations,whichmakesmefeelwonderful,andit’scheap.Ihaveanewexperience!—Cheng,17MyfriendusedtosayChangshawasacitywithnofun.ThissummervacationIboughtaticketthroughBlindBoxTravelandwenttherealone.Tomysurprise,besidesthefood,theoldhouseandthemoderntallbuildingsmademeamazed.IhaveanewunderstandingofChangsha.—Liao,16Howcanyouhaveasafeblindboxtravel?-Choosefamousappsorwebsites.Youshouldchoosefamousappsorwebsitesbecausestrangersmaycheatyouonline.Makesurethatlawscanprotectyoufromunnecessarydanger.-________Evenifyou’regoingtohaveablindboxtrip,youcan’tbecompletelyunprepared.Youmustplanyourtripcarefully.Theseplansincludeyourmeals,hotelsanddailyroutes.-Askpeopleforhelp.Whenyouareintrouble,youcanturntoyourtravelagencyorlawyerforhelp.Theycanprovideprofessionaladviceforyou.54.What’sthebestsubtitleoftheblank?55.WhatinfluencedoesablindboxtriphaveonChengandLiao?56.Whatdoyouthinkofblindboxtravel?Why?七、书面表达（共1小题；满分25分）你校九年级级部宣言为“骐骥驰骋，势不可挡”。“骐骥”并非实指骏马，而是一种激励青少年奋进的精神象征。它可以是面对困难时的不轻言放弃，是日复一日中的默默坚持，是在纷繁挑战中从容化解困境的智慧。请你以“ThePowerofQiji”为题，写一篇英语短文。内容包含：1.“骐骥驰骋，势不可挡”这句话对你而言意味着什么？2.生活中，在骐骥精神的引领下，你是如何“驰骋”前行，获得了怎样“势不可挡”的力量？3.这种力量给你一种什么样的感受？注意：词数100，题目已给出，不计入总词数；参考词汇：gallopv疾驰ThePowerofQijiTome,“Qijigalloping,unstoppable”meansthat_________________________