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内蒙古自治区通辽市科尔沁左翼后旗金宝屯镇初级中学等校2025-2026学年九年级下学期二模英语测试一、补全对话根据对话内容,选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。A:Hi,Binbin.I’mgoingtodoaprojectabouttheQinlingMountains.1B:Sure.Whatdoyouwanttoknow?A:Letmesee.2B:They’reinShaanxi,thecenterofChina.Themountainsaremorethan2,000kilometerslong,runningfromeasttowestanddividingnorthernandsouthernChina.A:3B:It’smorethan3,700metershigh.A:IguesstheremustbemanyanimalsintheQinlingMountains.4B:Ofcourse,thereare.Manyvaluableanimalslivethere,suchaspandas,goldenmonkeysandsoon.Theyarehometowildlife.A:Isee.5B:Iquiteagreewithyou.That’swhymanypeoplesaytheQinlingMountainsarethelungsofShaanxiProvince.Sowehaveworkedalottoprotectthegreenmountains.A.What’stheheightofMountTaibai?B.IthinktheQinlingMountainsarevaluable.C.WheredotheQinlingMountainslie?D.CouldyoupleasetellmesomethingabouttheQinlingMountains?E.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutit?F.Arethereanyvaluableanimals?G.Ireallywanttovisitthemoneday!二、完形填空Alongtimeago,therelivedtwowoodcutterscalledBarryandKent.Everymorning,theywentoutintotheforestandcutwoodtosellatanearbymarket.Onehotday,thewoodcutterswereeatingtheirlunchunderatree6abeggar(乞丐)camewalkingtowardsthem.“MynameisClark,andI’mvery7,”saidthebeggar,ashewalkeduptothetwowoodcutters.“Canyou8alittleofyourlunchwithme?”Barryfeltgreat9forClark,andhetookfromhisbagsomefoodthathe10forlater,andwantedtogiveittothepoorman.Buttohissurprise,Kent,whowasa11mantoo,stoppedhimfromofferingthefood.KentsaidtoClark,“Webothworkalldaylongandweonlyhaveenoughfoodtogetusthroughtheday.Butifyouwish,Icanlendyoumyax(斧子)and12youtocutwood.Thenyoucansellthewood.Andyouwillhaveagood13ofbuyingyourselffood.”Clarklookedabitunhappybecausehehadbeensolookingforwardtothefood.Butafterasecondthought,hetookKent’sax,andthenwatched14asKentexplainedhowtocutwood.Clarkwas15atfirst,buthourslater,hebegantocutmorequickly.Attheendoftheday,thethreemenwalkedtothemarket,16thewoodthattheyhadcut.Verysoon,alloftheirwoodwas17.“Lookatthis!”Clarksaidwith18.“It’samazing!Ihaveneverhadsomuchmoneyinmylife!”“Youhavedonewell.Afterall,itwasyourfirst19,”saidKent,andthenhetookClarktoashopinthetownandhelpedhim20anax.“Thankyouforeverythingyoudidforme,”ClarksaidtoKentandwalkedawayhappily.6.A.when B.though C.unless7.A.thirsty B.sleepy C.hungry8.A.collect B.share C.check9.A.pity B.fear C.hate10.A.served B.kept C.tasted11.A.funny B.lazy C.kind12.A.leave B.teach C.force13.A.chance B.game C.excuse14.A.carefully B.secretly C.doubtfully15.A.slow B.nervous C.serious16.A.passing B.carrying C.storing17.A.soldout B.givenaway C.usedup18.A.attention B.patience C.excitement19.A.trip B.try C.plan20.A.return B.repair C.choose三、阅读理解BetheBestofWhateverYouAreByDouglasMallochIfyoucan’tbeapineonthetopofthehill,Beascrub(矮树)inthevalley-butbeThebestlittlescrubbythesideoftherill;Beabushifyoucan’tbeatree.Ifyoucan’tbeabushbeabitofthegrass,Andsomehighwayhappiermake;Ifyoucan’tbeamuskiethenjustbeabass-Buttheliveliestbassinthelake!Wecan’tallbecaptains,we’vegottobecrew(海员),There’ssomethingforallofushere,There’sbigworktodo,andthere’slessertodo,Andthetaskyoumustdoisthenear.Ifyoucan’tbeahighwaythenjustbeatrail(小径),Ifyoucan’tbethesunbeastar,Itisn’tbysizethatyouwinoryoufail-Bethebestofwhateveryouare!21.Whatdoesthewritercompareinthepoem?A.Pineandscrub. B.Captainandbush. C.Grassandtrail.22.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepoem?A.Bigrolesarethemostimportantinourlife.B.Weshouldacceptourselvesandtryourbest.C.It’sveryeasyforallofustobethebest.23.Whichistherightpicturetodescribethepoem?A. B. C.Ourteachersaidwecouldn’tgocampingwithoutadults.IaskedDadtocome,buthehadtoworkandsuggestedUncleJohn.Ididn’twantto—UncleJohnalwaysdidsillythings,yethewastheonlychoice,sohejoinedus.Wehadtroubleseveryday,justasIworried.UncleJohncookedsausagesbutburnedthemblack.Hejustsaidwecouldthrowthemandseewhothrewthefarthest,makingmereallycross.HollyHogotscaredontherockwallandwouldn’tcomedown.UncleJohnclimbedtohelp,buthisfootgotstuckinahole.Later,hefelloutofthecanoe(独木舟),withduckweed(浮萍)onhisheadandsillyfaces.IliedtoHollythathewasn’tmyuncle.Onthewayhome,thebusbrokedownwithabang.Thedrivercouldn’tfixit,andthehungry,tiredkidsevencried.UncleJohnsaidhe’dfixit.Ishoutedtostophimbutfailed,soIhidundertheseat.Iwassurehe’dmessitup.Afterbangingandtapping,hecamebackcoveredinoilandsaiditwasfixed.Everyoneclapped,andhedidasillydanceonthebus.Backatschool,Hollyaskedagainifhewasmyuncle.Seeinghimswinghisbagwithpyjamashangingout,Ilaughed,admittedthelieandsaidyes.HollysaidIwaslucky,andIsuddenlyfeltthesame—hemadethetripunforgettable.24.Whycouldn’tthestudentsgocampingatfirst?A.Theyhadnocampingtools.B.Theweatherwasnotgoodenough.C.Nogrown-upsweretheretolookafterthem.25.WhathappenedtoUncleJohnwhenhehelpedHollyHo?A.Hisfootgotstuckinahole.B.Hefelloutofthecanoe.C.Hegotscaredontherockwall.26.WhydidthewriterhideundertheseatwhenUncleJohnfixedthebus?A.Hewasscaredoftheloudbangfromthebus.B.HethoughtUncleJohnwouldmakethebusworse.C.Hewastootiredandwantedtohavearest.27.WhatcanwelearnaboutUncleJohn?A.Heischildlikeandwarm-hearted.B.Heisstrictandeasy-going.C.Heisfunnyandgood-looking.OnacoldnightinNewYork,apolicemanwasonhispatrol(巡逻).Thestreetslayquietandnearlyempty.Ashepassedadarkeneddoorway,henoticedamanstandingagainstthewallwithanunlightedcigar.Asthepolicemanwalkeduptohim,themanspokeupquickly,“It’sallright,sir.”Heexplainedhewasjustwaitingforanoldfriend.“Twentyyearsago,”hebegan,“myclosestfriend,JimmyWells,andIdinedatthisveryplace.Thatsamenight,IleftfortheWesttolookforwealthandopportunity,whileJimmychosetoremainhereinNewYork.Beforeweparted,wemadeapromise—tomeethereagaintwentyyearslater,nomatterhowlifemightchangeus.”Thepolicemanlistenedwithquietinterest.Themaninthedoorwaystruck(擦)amatchandlithiscigar.Thelightshowedhisfacewithalittlewhitescar(疤痕)nearhisrighteye.Themanspokewithconfidence,evenpride,abouthissuccessintheWest.“JimmywasthetruestfriendIeverhad,”headded.“I’mcertainhewillkeephisword.”Afterashortconversation,thepolicemancontinuedonhisway.Abouttwentyminuteslater,atallmaninalongovercoatappeared.“Isthatyou,Bob?”hecalledout.“Isthatyou,JimmyWells?”cametheexcitingreply.Thetwomenshookhandswarmlyandbeganwalkingsidebyside,recallingmemoriesofthepast.Yet,astheysteppedintothebrightcircleofastreetlight,themanfromtheWestsuddenlyslowed.Hestudiedthetallman’sfacewithshockandthensteppedback.“You’renotJimmyWells,”hesaidsharply.“Twentyyearsmaychangeaman,butnotthatmuch.”“▲,”saidthetallman.ThenhetoldBobthathewasunderarrest(逮捕).Bob,knownas“SilkyBob,”waswantedbythepoliceinChicago.Beforeleadinghimaway,thetallmanhandedBobanotefromPatrolmanWells.Bob,Iwasatthepromisedplaceontime.Whenyoulitthematch,IsawitwasthefaceofthemanwantedinChicago.Somehow,Icouldn’tdoitmyself,soIwentaroundandgotanotherofficertodothejob.JIMMY.28.Howmanycharactersarethereinthisstory?A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.29.Lookatthestorymountain.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin①and②?Bob’sexperienceA.interested;sawthetallmanhidinghimselfincoatB.active;sawthetallman’swhitescarnearhiseyeC.worried;sawthetallmanwearingastrangehatD.nervous;sawthetallmanwithadifferentlook30.Howcouldthetallmanreplyin▲?A.Youaremakinganexcusetoescape.B.YouarenotthemanIknewanymore.C.Itcantrulychangeaman’sfacealot.D.Itcouldturnagoodmanintoabadone.31.Whatdoesthenoteintheendmean?A.Thepassoftimeoftenweakenscloserelationship.B.Truefriendshipshouldalwayscomebeforethelaw.C.Peoplemustchoosebetweenarockandahardplace.D.Keepingalongpromisemayleadtounexpectedpain.四、任务型阅读阅读短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。Once,amancaughtanoldbird.Itsaid,“I’muselesstoanyone.Whatwillyougetfromkeepingme?Butifyouagreetoletmego,I’lltellyouthreeprinciples(原则)oflife.”Themanasked,“WhatifIsetyoufree,butyoudon’ttellmeanything?”Thebirdreplied,“I’lltellyouthefirstonewhenI’mstillinyourhands.Ifyoufinditvaluable,youmaythensetmefree.I’llsharethesecondwhenIsitinthattree.ThethirdwillbetoldtoyouonlyafterIflyintothesky.”Themanagreed,andthebirdsaid,“Ihaveseenpeoplewhostayunhappybecausetheycannotforgetthepast.AndIhaveseenpeoplefullofjoybecausetheyforgetwhatisgoneandlivefullyinthepresent.”Feelingitsvalue,themanletthebirdgo.Thenthebirdsatinthetreeandsaid,“Neverbelieveanythingthatgoesagainstlogic(逻辑)orcommonsense.”Afterthat,thebirdflewintotheskyandshouted,“Here’sapieceofnews:thereweretwovaluablediamonds(钻石)insideme.”Themanwasdeeplysadandupset.“Alright,butatleasttellmethethirdprinciple!”hebegged(乞求).Thebirdreplied,“Thereisnoneednow.Itoldyoutoforgetthepast,yetyouregrettedlettingmego.Itoldyounottobelieveanythingincorrect,yetyoubelievedabirdcouldhavediamondsinit.Onlythosewhounderstandandfollowthefirsttwocanlearnthethird.”32.Whatdidthebirdpromisetotellthemanifhesetitfree?33.Whendidthebirdtellthemanthefirstprinciple?34.Howdidthemanfeelwhenheheardthenews?35.Whatmightthethirdprinciplebeaccordingtothetext?(within15words)五、短文填空阅读短文内容,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。NoëBryantthoughtofherselfasAfricanAmericanfor41years.Thisyear,shestartedlivingaChineselife.Nowshebeginsherdays36warmtea.Porridgeisherfavoritefood.Shewearsslippersathomeand37(plan)totryacupuncture(针灸)soon.AcrosstheUSandWesterncountries,Chineselifestylesare38(enjoy)bymanypeople.InGenZ‘swords,theyare“Chinamaxxing”-tryingtoliveasChineseaspossible.Theydrinkhotwaterinsteadofcolddrinks.Theydonotwalkaroundthehousewithoutshoes.Theydoexercisestostay39(health).ThesenewChinese-style40(lover)reallylikedailyhabitsthatarenaturalformanyChinesepeople.Thisstartedaboutayearago.ManyAmericansbegantouseXiaohongshu(LittleRedBook),41Chinesesocialmediaapp.FamousAmericanvideostarslikeIShowSpeedandHasanPikervisitedChinalastyear.Theymademillionsofpeopleonlineknow42modernthecountry’scityviewsare.“Chinamaxxing”hasalsobecomeoneofthe43(hot)topicsinArmondDai’sgroupchatswithhisAsianAmericanfriends.The28-year-oldmanlivesinCalifornia.Whenhewasyoung,hedrankhotwaterandcookedfruitsouptofightcolds.Hefeelsverysurprised44(see)thesehabitsbecomepopularnow.DaihopesthatpeoplewholikeChineselifestyleswillalsorespectChineseculture.“I45(live)aChineselifenow,”Daisaid,“IwillbeChineseforever.”六、选词填空阅读短文,从方框中选择适当的词或词组并用其正确形式填空,使短文通顺、意思完整。(每词或词组限用一次。)insteadof

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throughShenzhen’sWarmFoodBanksWalkthroughShenzhen’sFutianDistrictandyouwill46specialfridgesonthestreet.Theyare“foodbanks”thatsharefree,freshfoodwithpeopleinneed.Thesefoodbanksworksmoothly.First,supermarkets,hotelsandbakeriesgiveawaysafe,unsoldfood47throwingitaway.Everymorning,volunteerscheckthefood48.Onlyfreshfoodgoesintothefridges,whichstaybelow10℃.At8pm,registereduserscanbookfood49the“iShenzhen”app.After8pm,anyleftoverfoodisopentoalllocalpeople,sonothingiswasted.Inovertwoyears,theprojecthassharednearly500,000meals.Itsavesmuchfoodandteachespeople50food.Smallactsmakebigchanges.Shenzhen’sfoodbanksmakethecitywarmerandgreenerwithkindnessandtechnology.七、书面表达51.假定你是李辉,你的英国笔友Peter对中国初中生的劳动与实践课很感兴趣。他发来邮件,询问你最近参与的一项环保实践活动。请你根据下面的邮件内容,给他回复一封邮件。From:PeterTo:LiHuiSubject:YourEco-Project(环保项目)?HiLiHui,Howiseverythinggoing?IreadanewsreportaboutenvironmentalprotectioninChina.Itsaidstudentsaredoingamazingthings!Ireallywanttoknow:1.Whatexactlydidyoudoinyourlastactivity?2.Whatmaterialsdidyouuse?3.Couldyoudescribetheprocess(过程)simply?Ican’twaittotryithereintheUK!Allthebest,Peter注意:(1)请依据邮件内容回复,可适当发挥;(2)词数80-100(开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数);(3)文中不得出现真实姓名及学校名称。DearPeter,I’msogladtohearfromyou.Knowingthatyouareinterestedinourlaborpractice,I’dlovetosharemylatesteco-projectwithyou.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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