北京市西城区某中学2025-2026年度九年级下学期英语测试卷（含答案）

北京市西城区北师大实验中学2025-2026年度九年级下学期英语测试

(2026.4.2)

一、单选题：本大题共12小题，共23分。

1.Yourscarfisoverthere.Thisoneis_____

A.IB.meC.myD.mine

2.ShewasborntheeveningofAugust11,2008.

A.inB.onC.atD.with

3.Youcrosstheroadwhenthetrafficlightsarcred.

A.needn'tB.woulcnttC.mustn,tD.maynot

4.1won'tmakesuchasillymistakeagain.fllbe__________nexttime.()

A.carefulB.carefullyC.morecarefulD.morecarefully

5.—cameraisthis,doyouknow?-It'sLingling,s.

A.WhoseB.WhoC.WhatD.Which

6.Annlikesmilk_hermotheralsolikesit.

A.orB.butC.soD.and

7.MayDayiscomingsoon>LiLeiwithhisfather______toShanghai.()

A.goesB.willgoC.wentD.hasgone

8.一Doyouknowwhosweptthefloor,Tina?-Yes,John

A.didB.doC.doesD.done

9.Mysisterisateacher.She_______English.

A.teachesB.hastaughtC.teachingD.willteach

1().—Hello!ThisisTomSmith.MayIspeaktoMr.Brown?—Iamsorry.Heameetingnow.CanItake

amessage?

A.hasB.hadC.ishavingD.willhave

11.Todaytrainticketscan_______onlineatanytime.

A.buyB.boughtC.areboughtD.bebought

12.—Doyouknow_______?—In2024,1guess.

A.whendidAnngotoAustraliaB.whendocsAnngotoAustralia

C.whenAnnwenttoAustraliaD.whenAnngoestoAustralia

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二、完形填空：本大题共8小题，共24分。

Oneevening,Mayawasdiscussingherbirthdaywisheswithherfather.

“Iwantachocolatecakeandfivedifferentlycolouredballoons,andofcourse,Nina'sbluedress,“shetold

himseriously.

“WhyNina'sbluedress?”heasked.

“Youknow,daddy,blueismyfavouritecolour,"sheanswered.

“Isit?”repliedherfatherwhoknewwhy,overnight,hisdaughter'spreferencesincolourhad(13).I

tturnedoutthathercousinNinahadcomefbrtheweekend,bringingabeautifulbluesilkdressfbrherschoolplay.

Whenheldupagainstthelight,thedresssparkled(闪闪发光).AndMayafelldeeplyunderits(14).

Shespenttheentiredaypersuadinghercousinthattheyweresoulsistersandthatwhatbelongedtoone,__Q

5)_alsobelongedtotheother.

Maya'sparentswerestrugglingtofigureouthowtomaketheirdaughterseewhatshewasdoingwasbad__

(16)withoutembarrassing(使...尴尬)her.

OnMaya'sbirthday,Ninagotupandhandedthebluedresstoher."Youcanwearthis.It'smybirthdayg

ifttoyou,“shesaid,smilingatthe(17)Maya."ButyouhavetogiveitbacktomeasIhavetowearitfbrt

heplay.”

“Wow,thankssomuch,“Mayarepliedexcitedly.

“Nowforourgifts."saidherfather,andMayasawtwoticketstothenewestchildren'sfiinspotinhishan

d.Mayahadheardsomuchaboutitthatshewas(18)togothere.

“Buthangonaminute/*saidhermother."TheseshouldbelongtoNina.Afterall,youaresoulsisters.M

“Well,ifyouwanttobethefirstonetowearNina*sdress,thenshetoocanbethefirstonetousethesetick

ets,“addedfather."Therestisyourproblem.n

That(19)Mayafbrawhile.AlittlelatershereturnedthedresstoNina."Sorry,Iwasbeingmean,s

hesaid.uYouwouldn,IlikeilifIworeyourdressfirst,wouldyou?”

“No,Iwouldn'thave,"Ninatoldher."Andpleasetaketheseticketsback.Theyareyours.”

“Theyareours,MrespondedMaya“We,rebothgoing.Thatnight,Mayalearnedthattruefriendship(20)

__muchbrighterthananysparklingdress.

13.A.workedB.changedC.improvedD.accepted

14.A.orderB.pressureC.spellD.fire

15.A.naturallyB.graduallyC.finallyD.freely

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16.A.newsB.habitsC.mannersD.chances

17.A.nervousB.frightenedC.worriedD.surprised

18.A.comfortableB.upsetC.afraidD.dying

19.A.boredB.silencedC.scaredD.rested

20.A.shinesB.looksC.reflectsD.bums

三、阅读理解：本大题共10小题，共20分。

A

WhenIarrivedattheSignLanguageCenterfbrmyfirstAmericanSignLanguage（ASL）class,amantookonelook

atmeandheldupsomefingers.One?Two?Iputuponefinger,andhedirectedmetotheLevel1class.Classtime

wasstrictlyuvoicesoff"toencourageimmersive（沉浸式的）learningandtoshowrespecttothedeafteachers.

Withoutthepowerofspeech,allmyclassmatesandIcoulddowassmileandnodatoneanotheraswetookinthe

newvocabulary.

Asawriter,Ipridemyselfonacertaintalentfbrlanguage.Iwastaughtthatthere'saperfectmixofwords

thatcanmostexactlycommunicateanythought.WithASL,Iexpectedtofeelsimilarly,andthoughtfluencywould

comeafterIcollectedenoughsigns.ThefirstthingweleaminASLclassisthealphabet.AsmyclassmatesandI

usedASLtoaskandanswerquestions,wecameacrosswordswithoutmatchingsignsandcouldonlyspellthemwith

difficulty.ThatwasthemainexperienceofourfirstweekslearningASL.Itwasembarrassing（尴尬的）：Seeinga

dozenpolitelysmilingfaceswatchingmeasIslowlyspelled,misspelledandrestartedspellingwords—oftenmany

times—wasitsownkindofsuffering.

Overtime,Ipickeduponnev/ways,likewavingahandorstompingonthegroundtogetsomeone*s

attention.Myfingersstoppedastheyreachedfbrnewshapes,andIstruggledtodifferentiateverysimilarlooking

signs.EventuallyIrealizedthatwhenyou'recommunicatinginsignlanguage,diction（措词）isnotasimportantas

thewayyouexpresswhatyou'recommunicating.Ionceaskedateacherhowtosigntheword“desperate（渴望

的）"."ASLdoesn*thaveadirecttranslationofeveryEnglishword,hetoldme,"Ifyouwanttosign

'desperate',youmightjustsigntheword'want',butwiththeproperfacialandbodyposturingtoshowyour

desperation.Itdoesn'tmakesensetosign*frustrated'ifyourfacedoesn'tlookfrustratedatail,Mhe

added-it'slikespeakinginacalmvoiceandshowingnofacialexpressionswhileyou*reangry.

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rvebeenattendingASLclassesforalmosttwoyears.Atthebeginning,myreasonwascommon:achildhood

curositywithusecretlanguagesM.WhileASLmaynotcompletelyshareavocabularywithEnglish,thatdoesn't

meanitlacksprecision（精确）.Itsprecision,1'vclearned,liesinthecommonlanguageofthebody.

21.HowdidthewriterandherclassmatescommunicateinthefirstASLclass?

A.Theyspelledthewords.B.Theysmiledandnodded.

C.Theyhelduptheirfingers.D.Theylookedateachother.

22.WhydidthewriterfeelembarrassedatthebeginningoflearningASL?

A.Shewasn'tsureabouttheanswers.

B.Shehadtosmileatherclassmates.

C.Shemisspelledandrcspcllcdmanytimes.

D.Shedidn'tknowhowtogetothers1attention.

23.Whathasthewriterlearnedfromthisexperience?

A.Thebodygiveslifetolanguage.

B.Secretlanguageisdifficulttoleam.

C.ASLhasthesamevocabularyasEnglish.

D.Spellingismoreimportantthanexpression.

B

“Fivemoreminutes“isthefirstthoughtofmanypeoplewhentheiralarmsringinthemorning.Thisfirstthought

isusuallyfollowedbyhittingthesnoozebuttonandfallingbackasleepfbrafewmoremoments.Hittingthesnooze

buttonhasbecomeahabitfbrmillionsofpeople,butitistimetoexaminethishabitanddevelopnewhabitsfbr

feelingmorerestedduringtheday.

Thoughhittingthesnoozebuttonallowspeopleaftwmoreminutesofsleep,itcausesunhealthysleeppatterns

（模式）.Mostpeoplethinkiftheyaretiredwhentheyfirstwakeup,theyneedmoresleep.However,theyare

mistakenwhentheyconcludethatanysleepisgoodsleep.Sleepingisaprocesswithdifferentcycles.Tofeelfully

rested,thebodymustgothroughallthesleepcycles.Fallingbackasleepafterhittingthesnoozebuttonrestartsthe

process,butwhenthealarmringsagainseveralminuteslater,theprocessisinterrupted.Thebodyhasnotgone

throughallthecycles,andthiscancausethebodytofeelsleepyfbrtherestoftheday.Thissleepinesscanaffect

memory,theabilitytomakechoices,andperformanceatworkorschool.

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Sleepinessmayalsohappenifthebody'sbiologicalrhythm（规律）isinterrupted.Peoplenormallyfallasleep

atnightandwakeupinthemorningbecausetheirrhythmsareoperatingnaturally.Therhythmsareaffectedby

repeateduseofthesnoozebutton,whichcancausefeelingsofsleepinessduringthedayandaninabilitytofallasleep

atnight.

Ratherthandependingonthesnoozebutton,peopleneedtoconsiderdevelopingdifferentroutines.Theeasiest

choiceistoputthealarmontheothersideoftheroom.Havingtogetoutofbedtoturnitoffdecreasesthepossibility

ofhittingthesnoozebutton.Anotherchoice,ifyourroutineallowsit,istojustresetthealarm.Settingyouralarmfbr

30minuteslaterwillmakethewholesleepprocesslongerinsteadofalwaysrestartingit.However,itmustbestressed

thatgettingup30minuteslaterinthemorningisnotanexcusetostayup30minuteslaterthenightbefore.

Thoughafewextraminutesofsleepmayseemtopromiseabetterstarttotheday,hittingthatsnoozebutton

createsanunhealthysleeppattern.

snoozebutton

24.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Whatunhealthysleeppatternsmostpeoplehave.

B.Whatpeopleshoulddotofeelfullyrestedinthedaytime.

C.Whypeoplefeellikegoingback:osleepafterfirstwakingup.

D.Whyafewminutesofsleepafterfirstwakingupcausesbadeffecis.

25.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Hittingthesnoozebuttonhelpspeoplefallasleepatnight.

B.Peoplewakeupbecausetheirbiologicalrhythmsareinterrupted.

C.Gettingupseveralminuteslaterkelpspeoplefeelmoreenergetic.

D.Puttingthealarmabitfarfromthebedhelpsformhealthysleephabits.

26.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.Don'tWakeUpLate!

B.TouchThatButton!

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C.Snooze:AnUnhealthySleepPattern

D.Snooze:AGoodWaytoAvoidSleepiness

c

Onsocialmedia,haveyouseenbookfanssharepicturesofcoolbooksandnicereadingspaces?Inreallife,haveyou

seenpeoplereadingatcoffeeshopsoronpublictransport?

Beforeyousianiowonderwhethertheyarcreallyreadingthebooks,thereisalreadyatermforthis:

uperformativereading".Peoplehavejokedthattheseindividuals（个人）aremakingbooks“asymbolofhotness"

orsomethingtobewornwith“agoodoutfit°,saidTheWeek.

Thisattitudegoesbackto2021,whenahashtag（标签）communityonTikTokcalled"BookTok”grewinto

aplacewherepopularbooksbecametrendy（潮流的）items.Algorithms（算法）onsocialmediapushthetrend

further,astheymostlyrewardwhatlooksgood,likeeye-catchingcoversandcoffeecupsinacitycafe,notedNBC

News.

“Performativereading"alsomadesomepeoplewhoreallylovereadingfeeluncomfortable.Alaina

Deinopoulos,adailyfeatureswriterfortheGuardian,sharedherstorythatwhenshetriedtoreadaloneinacrowdto

enjoyalovelyevening,twoyounggirlslaughedather,makingherfeelstressed.Onsocialmedia,readersspokeout

thatuthere'snosuchthingas'perfbmiativereading'.”

Someyoungpeopleevenarguethattheso-called“performance”doesn'ttakeawayfromtherealjoyof

reading.ScIwaKhan,auniversitygraduatewhoenjoyssharingherreadsonsocialmedia,feelsit'scommonto

acsthcticizcourhobbiesM."Ithinksocialmediamakeseverybodyperform,whethertheyacceptitornot,Mshe

toldNBCNews."I'veseenforyearspostson...alltheseplatformsoftitlesthatare'performative',which

alwayshappentobetitlesthatIreallyenjoy,"Khanadded.

Today,asmanyofusdependheavilyonshortvideos,makingithardtoreadevenawholebook,doesitreallymatter

ifsomeone“appears”tobereading?JafeiPollitt,aregularreaderwhojokinglyrespondedtothisideaonline,said

thatevenpretendingtoreadcanencouragesomeonetostartreading.salittlebitof“fakeituntilyoumakeit.”

Youcanstartoffwantingtoreadfbrtheaesthetics,buteventuallyyoumightinvolveyourselfinthebook^'shctold

NBCNews.

27.Accordingtothepassage,whatis“pertbnnativereading"mainlyabout?

A.Readingbooksaloudasaperformance.

B.Readingbookscarefullyinpublicplaces.

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C.Sharingreadingnotesonsocialmediaplatforms.

D.Treatingreadingasfashionorawaytobenoticed.

28.Whatdocstheword**acsthcticizc"inparagraph5mostprobablymean?

A.Makesomethingeasiertoundcrs:and.

B.Makesomethingmorepopularonline.

C.Makesomethinglookbeautifulorpleasing.

D.Makesomethingmoreexpensiveanduncommon.

29.Whatpossiblebenefitdoesuperformativereading"have,accordingtoJafeiPollitt?

A.Itgreatlyimprovesreadingspeed.

B.Itmakesreadingappearcoolonline.

C.Itmayencouragepeopletochoosebetterbooks.

D.Itmayturnfakereadingintoarealloveofreading.

30.Whatisthewriter,smainpurposeinwritingthepassage?

A.Tointroduceanewtrendofreading.

B.Toadvisepeopletoavoiduperformativereadingv.

C.Tocomparedifferentreadingplatformsfbrreaders.

D.Toexploredifferentopinionsontheuperformativereadingv.

四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共12分.

31.阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题。

InChina,studentsusuallyhavesummerandwintervacationandpublicholidays.However,in2026,thetopic

of“springandautumnholidays”fbrprimaryandsecondaryschoolstudentsbecameahotissueattheTwo

Sessions（两会）.Thegovernmentplanstosupportqualifiedareastotryouttheseshortholidays,whilecarryingouta

flexibletime-offsystemfbrworkers.Thismeansparentscanchoosewhentotaketheirpaiddaysoff.Provinces

includingZhejiang,Jiangsu,andSicliuanhavealreadytestedthepolicywithgoodrcsulls.1（aimstoallowGiinilicslo

travelduringlessbusyseasonsandhelpthelocaleconomy.

Theseholidaysbringgreatbenefitstostudents.Afterlongperiodsofstudy,studentsoftenfeeltiredbothin

mir.dandbody.Studyingfbrmonthswithoutaproperbreakcanmakeithardfbrthemtofbcusinclass.Thespring

andautumnbreaksgivethemachancetorestandgetnewenergy.Withniceweatherduringtheseseasons,students

cangooutofclassroomsandtakepartinhands-onactivities.Suchactivitieshelpturnwhattheylearnfrombooks

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intoreal-lifeexperiences.Thismakeslearningmorefunandhelpsthemrememberbetter.Whenstudentslearnby

doing,theybecomemoreinterestedintheirsubjectsandmoreconfidentintheirabilities.

However,therearcstillsonicchallenges.Manyworkingparentscannotstaywiththeirchildrenduringthe

holidays.Ifchildrenarcleftalone,theymayfacesafetyrisksorsimplywastetheirtime.Tosolvethisproblem,many

schoolsnowofferfunactivitiestohelpstudentsmakegooduseoftheirholidaytime.Localcommunitiesalsogive

moreprogramstokeepchildrenbusyandengaged.Theholidayscanalsobesetatdifferenttimesindiflerentplaces,

sothateachareacanchoosethedatesthatworkbestfbrthem.Thisway,notallstudentsareonbreakatthesametime,

whichhelpsavoidovercrowdinginpublicspaces.Withthesupportfromschoolsandcommunities,familiescanfeel

moreateaseduringthesebreaks.

Inshort,springandautumnholidaysarcagoodnewideaineducation.Theynotonlygivestudentsabreakfrom

schoolworkbutalsohelpthemseemoreoftheworldaroundthem.

(I)Whichprovinceshavealreadytestedthepolicy?_

(2)Howcanlocalcommunitieshelpstudentsmakegooduseoftheirholiday

time?_

(3)Whyaretheseholidaysagoodnewideain

education?

(4)Whatoutdooractivitieswouldyouliketotryduringthespringandautumnholidays?

Why?_

五、信息匹配：本大题共3小题，共6分。

信息匹配。下面的材料分别介绍了不同的活动，请根据所描述的Jack,Sally和Bill三人的各自特点和需求，

选择适合的活动。并将对应的序号ABCD填写在相应位置上。

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Nowshehasmadeup