2026年5月江苏省苏州市常熟昆承中学九年级英语二模试题（含答案）

初三阶段性阳光测评英语第一部分完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）通读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卷上将该项涂黑。TheNewYearpartywasusuallyheldatmyaunt’shouseandmyfavoritepartwastheapplecake.Attheageof11,whenIfirst__1__thatmygrandfather,whowasneverinthekitchen,wasthemasterbehindit,Iwasgreatly__2__.AndIthoughtthatthiswastheperfectchancetogettherecipe(配方),andthatIcouldactuallyhaveatimeto__3__withhim.Sincethen,Iwouldgotomyaunt’searly__4__themorningofNewYear’sDay,andwe’dmakethecaketogetherhappily.IwasamazedthatGrandpacouldpeelanappleinonerind.Andwe’dmixeverythingandputitintotheoven.Oncethecakewasdone,thehousewouldimmediatelysmelllikeapples.ButasIgotolder,sodidGrandpa.OneNewYear’sDay,asIwastakingouttheapplesfromtheshoppingbag__5__asusual,helookedatmeandsaid,“Sophia,whatareyoudoing?”Iwasshocked.Iknewthathewasbeginningtoforgetthings,butIdidn’tthinkhewouldforgetthis.Itwasour__6__.Itwasourtimeofbonding(联络感情).Myheartached.“We’remakingtheapplecake.Youknow,wealwaysmakeacakeonNewYear’sDay.”Andhesaid,“Applecake?Canyouteachme?”Now,Iwasterrified(害怕的).Still,I__7__GrandpainmakingthecakebecauseIdidn’twantthistraditiontodie.Butthewholetimeitjustdidn’tfeelthesame.Fast-forwardtothisNewYear,Grandpawasinhospital,andwe’dhaveourfamilygettogetherthere.Tobringabitof__8__tothefamily,Idecidedtomaketheapplecakeathomebymyself.ButIwas__9__myselfthewholetime.Iwasafraidthecakewasgoingtotasteterriblebecauseitdidn’thaveGrandpa’stouch.Atthehospital,everyonewassurrounding(围绕)him,creatingsome__10__.Grandpalookeddownatthecake,andthenlookedbackupatmeandsmiled.AndIfeltmemoriesofoursharedmomentsfloodingbacktohim.Eventhoughhewasinhospital,itfeltlikewehadmadethecaketogether.1.A.handoutB.foundoutC.workoutD.putout2.A.surprisedB.worriedC.scaredD.satisfied3.A.compareB.connectC.studyD.perform4.A.inB.onC.fromD.at5.A.cheerfullyB.proudlyC.nervouslyD.curiously6.A.recordB.ruleC.interestD.tradition7.A.servedB.guidedC.followedD.protected8.A.trustB.companyC.respectD.comfort9.A.cheatingB.excusingC.doubtingD.thanking10.A.spaceB.wealthC.magicD.warmth第二部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卷上将该项涂黑。#替换后A篇阅读（仅A篇原文+新11、12、13题，其余题型不动）ASaveOurEarth,StartWithDailyLifeNowadaysenvironmentalprotectionbecomesahottopicallovertheworld.Manycountriesaretakingactiontocutdownpollutionandlivealow-carbonlife.Low-carbonlifemeanssavingenergyandcuttingwasteindailyactivities.Hereareeasysmallwaysforstudentstoprotecttheenvironmentindailylife：✅Usereusableclothbagsinsteadofplasticshoppingbagswhileshopping✅Turnofflightsandelectricalmachineswhenleavingroomstosaveelectricity✅Choosewalkingorridingbikesforshorttripsinsteadoftakingcars✅SortrubbishintodifferentbinsforrecyclingEverysmallactionmatters.Ifeveryonedevelopsgoodlivinghabits,ourearthwillbecomecleanerandgreener.11.Whatdoesthephrase“low-carbonlife”meaninthetext?A.SpendinglessmoneyeverydayB.SavingenergyandreducingwasteC.TravellingaroundtheworldoftenD.Buyinglotsofgreenplants12.Whichactionsarementionedtolivealow-carbonlife?①Useclothbagsforshopping②Saveelectricityinrooms③Drivecarsforshortjourneys④ClassifyrubbishA.①②③B.①②④C.①③④D.②③④13.Wherecanwemostprobablyreadthisshortpassage?A.AscienceposterB.AstorybookC.ApersonaldiaryD.AsciencefictionBKendallspendsalotoftimeplayingintheearth.Shehasahugegardenthatproducesover100poundsoffoodeachyear!Butforthisseven-year-oldgirl,gardeningisn’tjustaboutfruitsandvegetables.It’saboutpeople.“Myfavoritethingaboutgrowingfoodisdoingitwithmyfamilyandfriends.”shesays.Kendallbegangardeningattheageofthree,whenhergrandmothergavehersomepotatoes.Grandmatoldher.“Don’tthrowawaythesmallones,becauseifyouputthemintheground,theywillgrowback.”Kendalltrieditandwasamazedwhenthesmallpotatoesgrewnewleaves.Soonafter,herparentsputinasmallyardgarden.Whenfriendscameover,Kendallenjoyedsharingwhatsheknew.Andshesays.“Myfriendshelpmewaterandcarefortheplants.”Attheageofsix,shebecametheyoungestlicensedfarmerinGeorgia.Today,hergardenhasgrowntoincludesixtyplantbedsandtwelvetrees!Whenthevegetablesandfruitsareripe(成熟的),Kendallsays,“Ipickthem,thenIdoafoodsalesootherkidsandfamiliescanhavesome.”Peoplewhodon’thaveenoughfoodareinvitedtotakewhattheyneed.Kendallisaninspirationtootherkidstoo.Shespeaksatlibrariesandschoolsandhostsacommunitygardenclubforkids.“Ialsoinvitekidstovisitmygardenandhelpmewithit,toseehowfunitis,”shesays.“Growingfoodtakesalotofwork,buttogetheryoucandoit.”14.Kendallspendsmuchtimeinthegardento______.A.makemoneyforherfriendsB.playgameswithherfamilythereC.hostacommunitysportsclubforkidsD.enjoygrowingfoodwithherfamilyandfriends15.Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2refersto______.A.diggingthesmallpotatoesinthefieldB.puttingthesmallpotatoesinthegroundC.wateringthesmallpotatoesinthegardenD.throwingthesmallpotatoesinthetrashbin16.WhatdidKendall’sfriendsdowhentheycametohergarden?A.Theyhelpedtakecareoftheplants.B.Theybroughtthefoodthattheygrew.C.TheybuiltagardeningschoolforKendall.D.TheytaughtKendallhowtobeagoodleader.17.Theunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphprobablymeans______.A.wecanlearnalotbydoingafoodsaleB.it’simportanttospeakatthelibrariesandschoolsC.it’sworthgardeningtogetherthoughit’shardworkD.weshouldspendmoretimeworkingwithGrandmaC①Doeslifesometimesseemtobefullofimpossibleproblems?Howmanytimes,forexample,doyoufindyourselfsayingthingslike“Ireallydon’tunderstandthisMathsproblem”,or“Ican’tgetintotheschoolteam”?Well,maybeit’stimetointroduceyourselftothepowerof“yet”.Byaddingthissimpleword,youcanchangeeverything.“Ireallydon’tunderstandthisMathsproblemyet.”“Ican’tgetintotheschoolteamyet.”Suddenly,theimpossiblebecomespossible.Youcanimaginethosethingshappening.②Ireadaboutaschoolthathaschangedthewayitmarksstudents’exams.Theschoolfindsoutthattheoldpass/failsystemwasn’thelpingstudents’motivation(积极性).Ifyoupassed,thengreat,butthosestudentswhodidn’tpassoftenfeltlikefailures.Sonowstudentswhodon’tpasstheexamswillnotseeabigredFontheirpapers;theyseea“Notyet”.Instead.Thatwaythestudentsfeelthattheyareonajourney.Theyhaven’treachedtheend,buttheyknowthattheyaregoingtherightway.③Thiskindofthinkingispartofwhatexpertscall“havingagrowthmindset”.Peoplewithagrowthmindsetdon’tconcentrateonfailure.Theyaren’tworriedbynotgettingthingsrightthefirsttimeandarehappytokeeptryinguntiltheydo.Theyenjoythechallengeandbelievetheycanchange.Incontrast,peoplewhojustfocusonthefailurehavewhattheexpertscall“afixedmindset”.Thesepeoplearealwaysworriedaboutfailureandarehappytogiveupwhenthingsdon’tgoright.Theydon’tthinkthattheyareabletochange.Clearly,itisbettertohaveagrowthmindsetthanafixedmindset.④Butdon’tworryifyouthinkthatyouhaveafixedmindset______.Rememberthatitallstartswithquestioningthethingsyoubelieveaboutyourself.Stopbelievingthatyoucan’toryouhaven’tandrealizethatyoujustcan’torhaven’tyet.Onceyoustartdoingthis,you’llwonderwhyyoudidn’tdoitbefore.It’sonesmallbutverypowerfulword.18.TheexampleinParagraph2isto______.A.expressafeelingB.describeaproblemC.showtheresultD.supportthetopic19.Accordingtothepassage,whichoneofthefollowinghas“agrowthmindset”?A.Jackgotan“A”intheexam.Hewasquitehappytotellhisparents.B.Davidfailedinacompetition,buthestaysconfidentandkeepstrying.C.Jennyfoundithardtoworkoutthemathsproblem,soshegaveitup.D.Emmawasrefusedbyschoolteam.Shedidn’twanttohaveanothertry.20.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto______?A.ExpertswillhelpyougrowuphealthilyinmindB.YoucantrainyourselftodevelopagrowthmindsetC.EveryonehashisownadvantagesanddisadvantagesD.Youcanchangeeverythingbyaddingthesmallword“yet”21.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ThePowerof“Yet”B.TwoDifferentMindsetsC.NothingIsImpossibleD.OntheWaytoSuccessDTheDramaFestivalwillruninandoutsideChinafromJune20toJuly7.Sixty-fiveworkswillbeputonbothintheatersandonline.“Thefestivalisallaboutimaginationconnectingdramawiththelatesttechnology,”saysLiuChang,managerofthefestival,whoisalsoadramadirector.Technologyhasimproveddesign,performancesandsoon.ArtistslikeLiuaren’tsureifthenewtechnologycantakedramatothefuture.AChineseplaydirectedbyMengJinghui,inspiredbythetwo-partdramaFaustbyJohannWolfgangvonGoethe,willbeonastheopeningplayofthefestival.Inthefirsthalfoftheplay,Mengintroducesthestoryto400realaudiences(观众)sittingintheFengchaoTheaterinBeijing.Thesecondhalfoftheplaywillhavemoreaudiences,whousetheircellphones,computersandheadsetstobepartoftheplayonline.ZhouXiangisadirectorfullofimagination.Hiswork,inspiredbyHieronymusBosch’spaintingTheGardenofEarthlyDelights,willbeshownfromJune30toJuly2.SupportedbyAI,audiencescanexplorethefictitiousscene,similartothefeelingintherealworld,asthepaintingdescribes.“ThestagedesignisdonebyAI,whichislikeanassistantrealizingtheideasofmeandmyteam,”saysLiu,“NowItrytousethelatesttechnology,suchasChatGPT,towritethescript,andIamstillworkingonitbecausethelanguagemodelisdifficulttounderstand.”Nowtechnologyisplayingamoreandmoreimportantrole.Manyartistswanttouseittoimprovedrama.Theyareveryinterestedintherelationshipbetweenpeopleandthelatesttechnology,especiallywhenconnectedindrama—ascenetodream.22.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothispassage?A.Liudoubtswhethertechnologycangreatlyimprovedrama.B.Meng’stwo-partdramaFaustwillbeonattheopening.C.AudiencescanexplorethesceneofLiu’sworkbyAI.D.LiuhasmanagedtowritethescriptbyChatGPT.23.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fictitious”meaninParagraph3?A.colorfulB.unrealC.fantasticD.boring24.Whatisthestructureofthispassage?(1=Paragraph1,2=Paragraph2…)A.1/234/5B.1/2/34/5C.1/23/4/5D.1/2/34525.Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage?A.AdramafestivalB.HumanimaginationC.DramaofthefutureD.AI-assistedtechnology第三部分信息还原请认真阅读以下短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卷上将选项涂黑。选项中的两项为多余选项。Whywon’tthatsongleavemyhead?Haveyoueverheardasongoverandoveragaininyourhead?Ifyouhave,thenyouknowwhatanearworm(耳虫)is.__26__.Whilethereisn’taclearanswer,somescientistsbelievethatearwormsareconnectedwithhowthebraindealswithmemoryandmoods.Earwormscanbecausedbyapopularsongyouheardrecently,butsometimes,asongmaysuddenlyappearinyourheadevenwhenyouhaven’thearditforalongtime.Inthiscase,earwormsareoftencausedbycertainmemories.__27__Beforewrittenlanguageswereinvented,earlyhumansdependedonrhythm,rhyme,andmelodytorememberinformation.Overtime,songsbecameespeciallyeasytoremember.__28__.Theseancientpracticesmaystillplayapartincausingearwormstoday.Whatsongsbecomeearwormsdependonpersonalexperiences.Althoughearwormsarenotharmful,theycanbeannoying.__29__Herearesomemethodstoconsider:ListentothewholesongEarwormsareoftenjustasmallpartofasong.Somepeoplefindthatlisteningtothewholesongcanpleasethebrainandstoptheshorttunefromplayingagainintheirheads.TakeyourattentionawayAnyactivitythatneedsyoutothinkcarefully,suchaswatchingavideo,havingaconversationorsolvingachallengingpuzzle,maystoptheearworm.__30__A.Oldhabitsdiehard.B.So,howcanyoumakethemgoaway?C.Thesongiscreatedspecificallytostopearworms.D.Togetridofitsuccessfully,youneedtopaynoattentiontothesong.E.However,whyearwormshappenisnotassimpleasyouthink.F.Withalittleeffortandtherightmethod,youcanstopthatmusicandfeelpeacefulagain.G.Anotherideasuggeststhatearwormsmayhavedevelopedbecauseofoldwaysofpassinginformationbyspeaking.第四部分词汇运用（共13小题；每小题1分，满分13分）第一节根据下列短文所给汉语注释或首字母，在答题卷标有题号的横线上，写出空格处各单词的正确形式。每空限填一词。Knife-peelednoodlesareakindoffoodinShanxiProvince,enjoyinggreatfameandahistoryof__31__years.Thenameshowsthewaythedishisprepared.Acookholdsdough(面团)inonehand,andcutsitintopieceswithaspecialknifeintheotherhand.Thentheyaredirectlythrownintoapotofboilingwater.Thewholeprocesslookslikean__32__(令人兴奋的)kungfuperformance.Asonepieceofnoodlefallsintotheboilingwater,thes__33__isflyingintheair,andthethirdhasjustbeenpeeledoff.Withinj__34__aminute,200piecesofnoodlescanbecutout.Thenoodleshaveas__35__ofaleaf,withmediumthicknessandthinedges.Thenoodlesaresmoothand__36__(柔软的).Shanxipeoplehaveaspecialfeelingwhenhavingthiskindofnoodles.Ontheirbirthdays,a__37__(碗)ofnoodlesmeanslonglife;attheSpringFestival,peopleeatnoodlesforasuccessfulnewyear.Knife-peelednoodlesinShanxiarenotmadejusttosatisfyah__38__stomach,butawaytoexpressChinesepeople’sfeelingsoflife.第二节请认真阅读下面短文，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语，在答题卷标有题号的横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次。dieofanotherhotnorthcauseTodaytheearthisgettingwarmerandwarmer.Buthundredsofyearsago,peoplehadadifferentproblem—a400-yearcoldperiod!Fromthe1400stothe1800s,wintersinthe__39__halfoftheearthwerecolderandlongerthantheyarenow.Scientistscallthistimethe“LittleIceAge”.Thecolderweatherbroughtmanyseriousproblems.Plants__40__coldandillnessspreadamongpeople.Peoplehadtospendalotmoretimecollectingwoodforfirestokeeptheirhousewarm.Andsometimes,ahardpieceoficewouldslidedown(滑落)amountainanddestroy(摧毁)somevillages.ScientiststhinktheLittleIceAgewas__41__byforcesthatpeoplecouldnotcontrol.Onecause,intheiropinion,wasthesun.Thesunoftenhas“storms”ofenergycalledsunspots(太阳黑子).DuringtheLittleIceAge,therewerefewersunspotsthantherearetoday.Withfewersunspots,thesunwasgivingoutlessenergywhichmadetheearthwarm.Volcaniceruption(火山爆发)wasprobably__42__naturalcause.DuringtheLittleIceAge,manyvolcanoeserupted.Theirdustmightstopthesun’slightand__43__fromreachingtheearth.Todayweareseeingtheinfluencesofrisingtemperature.Scientiststhinkpeoplearecausingthischangebyburningalotofcoalandoil.Soweneedtochangeourwayofliving.第五部分短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）请认真阅读下面短文，在答题卷标有题号的横线上，填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Ifyougrewupinanunusualfamilyandfeltlimitedbyheavythoughts,howwouldyouchangeyourlifestory?InthebookEducated,theUSwriterTaraWestovershowsushowsh.__44__withhardtimes.ThebooktalksaboutWestover’slife.Herfatherhadajunkyard(废品场)inIdaho,US.It’saverysmallmountainvillage.Taraandherbrothersandsistersworkedeveryday.Beforeshe__45__(turn)17,shehadnevertravelledoutside.__46__ofthekidsinherfamilyhadeverbeentoaschoolorahospital.Asshegotolder,shefeltthatsheneededtogetawayfromthis__47__(comfortable)situation.__48__(luck),Westover’solderbrothertaughthertoread.Withhardwork,Westoverwenttocollegeonascholarship,and__49__(late)gotaPhD(博士学位)inHistoryatCambridgeUniversity.Educationchangedher,herlife,herwayof__50__(think)andevenherluck.Afterreadingthebook,Icometofeelthe__51__(deep)thanksformyownfamily,andtheeducationIgot.EducationallowsgirlslikeWestovertoflylikebirdstowardtheirowngoals.Itallowsustoget__52__differentview,findnewexperiences,betterunderstandothersandexplorethewiderworld.Iwishforallofustobelikefreeandpowerfulbirds,__53__(grow)andchangingthroughchallengesanddifficulties.第六部分阅读表达（共3小题；54题2分，55题2分，56题3分，满分7分）请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卷标有题号的横线上。OnFebruary7th,2025,the9thAsianWinterGamesopenedinHarbin,China.Thethemeofthisyear’sGamesis“DreamofWinter,LoveamongAsia.”Itwasanightfilledwithexcitementandhope,bringingtogetherathletesfromalloverAsia.Theopeningceremonywasabeautifuldisplayoflightandice.Thestadiumwasdecoratedwithtraditionalicelanterns,whichareasymbolofHarbin’swinterculture.Athletesfrom34countriesandregionsmarchedin,eachteamshowingtheirprideandjoy.Theaudiencecheeredloudly,creatingawarmandwelcomingatmosphere.Oneofthemosttouchingmomentswasthelightingofthecauldron(火炬台).Ayounggirlholdingasmallicelanternwalkedontothestage.ShewasjoinedbyZhangHong,acelebratedspeedskater.Together,theylitthemaintorch.Theflamerosehigh,symbolizingtheshareddreamsandunityofallAsiannations.Theceremonyhighlightedwonderfulperformanceswithmusic,danceandtechnology.ItshowedthespiritofwintersportsandtheculturalcharmofHarbin.TheaimsoftheAsianGameswillnotonlybeacompetitionbutalsoacelebrationoffriendshipanddreamsamongAsianpeople.Thetheme“DreamofWinter,LoveamongAsia”trulycapturesthespiritofthisevent.54.Whatwasthethemeofthe9thAsianWinterGames?55.Whatwasincludedintheperformancesattheceremony?56.HowwouldyoufeelifyoucouldwatchtheceremonyinthecityofHarbin?AndWhy?第七部分书面表达（共1题；满分25分）57.假设你叫李华，你的英国朋友Alex很难读懂中国诗句“山重水复疑无路，柳岸花明又一村”(Foreverycloud,thereisasilverlining)，来信向你寻求帮助。请你根据表格信息，并结合自身例子给他回一封e-mail，谈谈你的理解。AboutthesentencewrittenbyLuYouinEnglish:Foreverycloud,thereisasilverlini