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2025-2026学年重庆实验中学教育集团九年级(下)段考英语试卷

一、补全对话-选择:本大题共5小题,共10分。

阅读下面对话,从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。

A:Hi,Jane.Wouldyouliketohelpsavetheenvironment?

B:I'dliketo.(1)______

A:Wellfirst,youcansianbyturningoffthelightswhenyouleavearoom.

B:Yes.Thafseasy.(2)What'snext?

A:Second,youcanrideabicycleDon'tlakeabusorataxiifyoudon'thaveto.

B:Thatwillsavealotofmoney>too.Whatelse?

A:(3)______

B:Mnim.Newspapers,magazines,wehavealotofpaperathome.Goodidea.

A:(4)

B:Youmeanwhen1haveshampoo(洗发剂I)inmyhair?

A:Yes.Getwet,turnofftheshower♦puttheshampooinyourhairandthenturnontheshowerandwashitout.

B:Yes.(5)______Wehavetosavewater.

A.SometimesIturnoffthelightswithoutthinking.

B.Thankyouverymuch!

C.Ithinkwaterisveryimportanttous.

D.Ycs,ofcourseIcan.

E.Thcfourthideaistoturnofftheshowerwhenyoifrenotusingit.

F.ButwhatcanIdo?

G.Third,trytorecyclepaper.

1.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

2.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

3.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

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4.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

5.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

二、语法选择:本大题共10小题,共10分。

Onemoniing,araggedbeggar(乞丐)waswalkingslowlyalongfromhousetohouse.Hecarried(1)oldwallet

inonehandandatevery⑵heaskedfbralittlemoneytobuysomethingtoeat.(3)peoplegavehimahelping

handandhefeltverysad.Hekept(4)whypeoplewhohadsomuchmoneywereneversatisfiedandalwayswanted

more.

"If1hadenoughmoneytobuyfoodandclothing,Iwouldbeveryhappyandwouldn'twantanythingmore.”

hethought(5).

⑹thattime.Caishencamedownthestreet.Shesawthebeggarandstonned.She(7)him,"Iwanttohelp

you.HoldoutyourwalletandIwillpourthisgoldintoit»butIhavearule.Allthatfallsintoyourwalletwillbegold>

butallthathitsthegroundwillturnintodust.Doyougetit?"

"Oh,yesIunderstand,"said;hebeggar.

"Yourwalletisold.Don'tputtoomuchinit."saidCaishen.

Thebeggaropenedhiswalletandmuchgoldstartedtoflowintoit.Hiswallet(8)heavierandheavier.

"Youaretherichestmanintheworldnow,“saidCaishen."Ithinkyoushouldstoprightnow,(9)yourwallet

willbreak!"

However,thebeggarsaidhewantedonemorehandful.Caishenaddedonemorehandfulandthewalletbroke.All

thegoldfelltothegroundandturnedtodust.Thebeggarhadnothingbuthisemptywallet.Hewasas(10)ashehad

beenbefore.

6.A.aB.anC.the

7.A.houseB.housesC.house's

8.A.ManyB.FewC.Little

9.A.wonderB.towonderC.wondering

10.A.hopefulB.hopefullyC.hope

11.A.InB.OnC.At

12.A.toldB.tellsC.hastold

13.A.growsB.wasgrownC.grew

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14.A.orB.andC.but

15.A.poorerB.poorC.thepoorest

三、完形填空:本大题共10小题,共15分。

AmanwhosenamewasColinSmithlivedinatallbuildingandhelivedonthefifthfloor.Hcwassoimpoliteto

hisneighborsthat(16)evenknewhisfirstnamewasColin.Heneversaidhellotoanyone,andlefthisrubbishinthe

hallway.Healwayscomplained(抱怨)abouthisneighborsandtheirnoise.Hewasn'tsatisfied(17)themallthe

time.Whenhisneighbors,MariaandDavid>hadababygirl,hedidn'tcongratulatethem.(18)>hecomplained

aboutthebabycryingloudly.

Onedaywhenhewasleavinghisapartment»Mr.Smithsawhisrubbishwasgone.Initsplace,he(19)anote

fromDavid."Goodmorning,Mr.Sinith.Isawyourrubbishhere,andsince1wasonmywayout.1(20)fbryou.l

wantedtosaveyouatrip.Haveaniceday,David."However,Mr.Smithdecidedtoignore(忽视)thiskindaction.As

usual,hebeganthinkingabouttheterribletraffic(21)onhiswayiowork.

But(22)timewenton,Mr.Smithstartedtofeelalittlesilly.Nomatterhowimpolitehewas»thecouplealways

smiledathimandsaidhellopolitely.ltbecameharderfbrhim(23)helloback.

Afterafewweeks»Mr.Smithwasalwayshappytoseethe(24)intheha11,Theyevenstartedcallinghim

Colin.Later,theyinvitedMr.Smithintotheirapartmentfbracupofcoffee.Mr.Smithwasverygladbecause

they(25)delicioussnacksanddrinksfbrhimandtreatedhimkindly.Buthewassosorrybecausehewasso

impolitetoothers.Herealizedthatheshouldtrytodothesametoothers.

16.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.nobodyD.somebody

17.A.inB.onC.forD.with

18.A.HoweverB.InsteadC.AlsoD.Unluckily

19.A.suggestedB.spreadC.burntD.found

20.A.turneditoverB.tookitoutC.putitoutD.pusheditdown

21.A.heatB.situationC.corniniinilyD.progress

22.A.unlessB.sinceC.asD.though

23.A.tosayB.nottosayC.totalkD.notspeaking

24.A.writerB.actressC.guardD.couple

25.A.lockedB.repairedC.providedD.repeated

四、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。

第3页,共14页

A

FIRSTAIDFORBURNS

Degreeofburns

LILTreatment

WwIfyouhaveafirst-degreebum,followthesesteps:

inw

®Cooltheburnareaundercoolrunningwater.

Prevention

②Takeoffthingslikeringsandanyclothing.

AAvoidtouchinghotwater

③Useabumointment(烫伤膏).Don'tuseice>eggsoroil.

directly.

®Coverthebumareawithacleancloth.Iftheburnisserious>

▲Stayawayfromfire.

call120orgotothehospitalatonce.

ADealwithchemicalsunder

instructions.

26.Howmanydegreesofbumsdoesthepassagetalkabout?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

27.Ifwetouchhotwaterbyaccidenttwhatshouldwedofirst?

28.Wheremaythispassagebefrom?

A.Astorybook.B.Asafetyguide.C.Anewsreport.D.Anad.

B

Onceuponatime,therelivedamanandawomanwhohadsevensons.Thecouplewantedadaughter,and»eventually»

theyhadagirlwhotheylovedverymuch.Oneday,thefatherneededwaterfbrthechild,sohesentthesevenbrothers

toawellintheforesttogetit.Oncethere,though,theboysbegantofight,andthewaterjug(壶)fellintothe

well.Theboysdidnotknowwhattodo.Theywereafraidtogohome.

Hourspassed.'*Wherearcthoseboys?"shoutedtheangryfather."Theyarcprobablyplayingagameandforgotabout

thewater.Iwishtheywereallturnedintoravens(乌鸦)!,'Whenhelookedup,hesawsevenblackbirdsflying

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away.TheHitherwasshocked."WhalhaveIdone?hethought.Butitwastoolate.Hecouldnottakebackhiswords.

Intime,thegirlgrewupanddiscoveredshehadbrothers.Thestoryoftheirmisfortuneaffectedhergreatly»andshe

wasdeterminedtofindthcm.Foryears,shesearchedanddidnotstop.Finally,shefoundtheirhomc.Toenter,she

neededaspecialkeymadefromachickenbone,whichshedidnothavc.Thcgirlthoughtforamoment,andthentook

aknifeandcutoffoneofherfingers.Withit,sheopenedthefrontdoorandwentinside.Onatable*therewereseven

platesandsevencups.Sheateanddrankalittlefromeachofthem.Inthelastcup,sheaccidentallydroppedaringthat

herparentshadgivenher.

Eventually,theravensreturnedfbrtheirmeal.Thegirlhidbehindadoorandwatched.Whentheseventhravendrank

fromhiscup,somethinghithismouth.Theravenrecognizeditimmediately—itwashisparents'ring.nIwishour

sisterwerehere,hesaid,"andthenwccouldbefrcc.nThcirsisterquicklyrantothem,andsuddenlytheravenswere

humanagain.Thebrotherskissedtheirsister,andtheyallwenthometogetherhappily.

(AdaptedfromBrothersGrim)

29.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?

A.Thefatherdidn'tcareaboutwhathappenedtohissons.

B.Thefatherthoughttheboysdeservedtobepunished.

C.Thefatherwasangrybutimmediatelyregrettedhiswords.

D.Thefatherwasangryandbelievedhiswishwasreasonable.

3().Whydoesthegirlcutoffherfinger?

A.Toproveherbraverytoherbrothers.

B.Tomeetaspecialneedfbramagicspell.

C.Tocreateamisunderstandingfbrtheravens.

D.Touseitasakeytoentertheravens'house.

31.LookattheimageofthefbxfromStrangeTalesofLiaozhai.

HowisthissimilarLotheravensinthestory?

A.Bothareanimalsthatcantalk.

B.Bothcanchangetheirshapes.

C.Botharesymbolsofbadluck.

D.Botharecreaturesthathelphumansinneed.

32.Whatisthemainthemeofthisstory?

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A.Thedangerofplayingnearwells.

B.Thewisdomofthinkingbeforespeaking.

C.Theimportanceoffollowingparents*orders.

D.Thepowerofloveanddeterminationbetweenbrothersandsisters.

c

The2026CCTVSpringFestivalGala(春晚)featuredahugelypopularprogramcalledWuBOT.Intheshow,

humanoidrobots(人形机器人)performtraditionalChinesekungfualongwithyoungmartial(武/t的)artists,

makingitoneofthemosttalked-aboutperformancesofthisyear'sgala.

TherobotsaredesignedandproducedbyUnitree(宇树)Technology,aleadingChineserobotics

company.TheseUnitreeG1robotsperfbnndifficultmovements»includingdrunkenboxing,nunchaku(双节棍)

andparkour(跑酷).TheycooperateonstagewithstudentsfromTagouMartialArtsSchool,oneofChina's

best-knowntraditionalkungfuschools.Withhigh-prccision(高木青度的)controlandstablemotiondesign,therobots

movesmoothlyandworknaturallywithhumanperformers.

Inthe2025gala,theycouldonlyperformsimplegroupdances,buttheywerenotabletododifficult

kungfumoves.Thisyear»however,theycompletedcomplexkungfumovementseasily.Thischangeshowstherapid

developmentofrobotmotioncontrolandgroupcooperationtechnology.

WuBOTismorethanjustanentertainingstageact.ItcombinestraditionalChinesecultureandmoderntechnologyin

acreativeway,helpingyoungstudentsunderstandkungfiifromanewpcrspective.ltalsoshowsthepublicthelatest

developmentsinChina'shumanoidrobots.Inthefiiturc,suchtechnologiesmaybewidelyusedinfieldslike

education,publicservicesanddailylife.

33.WhatcanGlrobotsdoon2026CCTVSpringFestivalGala?

①cook

②drunkenboxing

③lookafterbaby

©nunchaku

©parkour

A.(D@@B.①②④C.①②④D.②④⑤

34.Whichsentencecanbeputinthe?_

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A.Thehumanoidrobotsdidn'tperformwellenoughlastyear.

B.Theperformanceshowsclearprogressinjustoneyear.

C.PeoplearcnotsurprisedatUnitrcccompany'stechnology.

D.Manypeoplewouldliketobuythehumanoidrobots.

35.What'sthewriter'sattitudetowardsthefutureofthehumanoidrobots?

A.Worried.B.Disappointed.C.Hopeful.D.Angry.

36.What'sthebesttitleofthispassage?

A.WuBot:WhenKungFuMeetsRobots

B.China's2026CCTVSpringFestivalGala

C.TheFutureofHumanoidRobots

D.TheDevelopmentofUnitreeTechnologyCompany

D

©Plantsneedtocatjustlikeanimalsdo.However,unlikeanimals,plantscannotmovearoundIofind

fbod.Insteaditheyhavedevelopedspecialwaystoget"food"fromthingsaroundthem.

②Oneofthemainwaysplantseatisthroughphotosynthesis(光合作用),Thisprocessinvolvesusingsunlight,

waterandCO?tocreateglucose(葡萄糖),whichisatypeofsugarthatplantsuseforenergy.Chlorophyll(叶

绿素)isresponsiblefbrcatchingsunlightandturningitintoenergy.Treesaresomeofthelargestandlongest-lived

phctosyntheticplantsontheearth.Theyplayanimportantroleincontrollingtheearth'sclimatebytakinginCO?from

theairandgivingoff。.

©Anotherwayfbrplantstoeatisthroughtheirroots.Rootstakeinwaterandotherthingsfromthesoil,which

arethensenttotherestoftheplant.Thisprocessisimportantfbrthegrowthanddevelopmentofplants*asitoffers

themthenutrients(营养物)theyneedtolive.Forexample,someplantsareabletoliveindryenvironments.Their

rootsareusedtoabsorbwaterfromthesoiLandtheyhavethickleavestostorewater.

©Carnivorous(食肉的)plantsareagreatexampleofhowplantsgettheirfood.Someplantseatinsects(昆

虫)andothersmallanimals.Theseplantshavespecialleavesthatcatchtheirfood.Forexample,thepitcherplantis

akindofcarnivorousplant.ltsleavesarcinaspecialshape,withasmoothsurfacethatmakesitdifficultfbrinsects

toclimboutoncetheyhavefallenin.

@Inaword,plantsneedfoodlikeanimalsbutcannotmovetofindit.Asaresult,theyhavedevelopedspecial

methodstotakeinnutrientsfromtheirsurroundings.Primarily»theyusephotosynthesistotumsunlight*watert

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andcarbondioxideintoenergywiththehelpofchlorophyll.Secondly,theyabsorbwaterandmineralsfromthesoil

throughtheirroots.Also,somespecialcarnivorousplantshavebeenusedtocatchinganddigestinginsectsasanother

waytogetfood.

37.WhichsentenceuscsabsorbwiththesamemeaningastheunderlinedwordinParagraph3?

absorb

①吸收

②理解,掌握(信息)

③承担(费用等)

④使全神贯注

A.ItisdifficultfbrmetoabsorbwhattheteachersaysinEnglishclass.

B.Thegrasscanabsorbenoughrainwaterinrainyseason.

C.Canyouabsorbournextmonth'stravel?

D.Hewasabsorbedinhiswork.

38.Howdocsthewriterprovetheideathat''Carnivorousplantshavespecialleavesthatcatchtheirfood.*'in

Paragraph4?

A.Bycomparingfacts.B.Bytellingastory.

C.Byofferinganexample.D.Bylistingnumbers.

39.What'sthestructureofthetext?(P|=Paragr叩h1…)

40.What'sthewriter'spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Todescribehowplantsgetnutrientsandenergy.

B.Toexplaintheprocessofphotosynthesis.

C.Totalkabouttheimportanceofrootsinplants'growth.

D.Totellpeoplewhytheyshouldlearnbiology.

五、任务型阅读-多任务混合:本大题共1小题,共8分。

41.阅读文章,用恰当的短语或句子补全概要,补全部分总词数不超过30词,不能照抄原文连续超过3个

词。

HaveyoueverboughtablindboxfromPopMartjustfbrtheexcitementofopeningit?Haveyouvisited

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concertsorcatcafestoenjoythehappymoments?Haveyoueverpaidforgameskinsorreeddiffusers(香薰)to

cheeryourselfup?Allthesearecalledemotionalconsumption(情感消费).

Nowadays,itiswidelypopularamongtheyounggeneration.Heavypressurefromstudyandworkmakesthem

lookfbreasywaystorclax.ltgreatlyhelpsalargenumberofpeoplemakefriendswhosharethesamehobbiesandget

asenseofidentity(认同).Besides*theideasofHpleasingoneself'andmakingupfor(弥补)theirunmetchildhood

wishesalsoencouragethegrowthofemotionalconsumptiontosomedegree.

Infact,emotionalconsumptionplaysahelpfulroleinpeople'slives,offeringrealcomfortandjoywhenpeople

feeltiredorlonely.Areportshowsthatin2025,peoplespentmorethan2.7trillionyuanonemotiona'consumption

andthisnumberisstillgrowingrapidly.Asastrongdriver(驱动力)ofculturalandcreativeindustries,it'sstill

surprisingthatithasachievedsuchimpressive(令人难忘的)results.

However,thehiddendangersbehinditareworthnoticingifpeoplelosecontrol.Impulsive(冲动的)buying

mayleadtoawasteofmoney.Nearlyone-fifthofyoungpeoplepayover2.00()yuanfbritmonihly.Besides,quite

afewconsumerswouldseekmentalsatisfactionthroughsuchspendingratherthanfacerealproblemsinstudyand

life.What'sworse,somebusinessmentakeadvantageofyoungpeople'semotionstosetconsumptiontraps(陷阱)

fbrthem.

Toconsumewisely,youngpeopleareexpectedtolearntotellthedifferencebetweentheirrealneedsandsimple

wants.Thcycanmakeaspendingplanandthinktwicebeforebuyinganything.ltisabetterchoicefbrthemtorelaxin

healthierandcheaperways,suchasdoingsportsortalkingwithfriends.Inthisway,theycantakeaproperattitude

towardemotionalconsumptionandmakeitapleasantpartoflife.

Emotionalconsumption,suchas<1)_____,goingtoconcertsorcatcafes,buying

gameskinsandusingreeddiffusers,isverypopularamongyoungpcoplc.ltnotonly

helpsthemrelaxunderpressure»(2)_____.What'smore,itbringscomfortand

supports(culturalindustries>withahugemarketsize).However>theproblemsalso

exist.Peoplewhoconsumewithoutcontrolmay(3)_____andevenbecheatedby

somebusinessmen.Asaresult,youngpeopleshouldrealizewhattheyreallyneedand

choosehealthierwaystorelaxinorderthat(4)_____.

六、任务型阅读•简答:本大题共1小题,共10分。

第9页,共14页

42.阅读下面短文,根据短文内容,完成下列各题。

EverydaywhenMikeandSallyplayoutside,theyseeamanwalking.Hewalkswithawhitestick.liecannot

seeHeisblind.ltalwayspuzzlesthem."Howcanhewalkonabusystreet?"asksMike."Itmustbeverydangerous,

"saysSally.

Theboyandthegirlwatchasthemanwalks.Hewalksslowly.Hewalkstothetrafficlightandthenstops.When

thelightturnsgreen,hestartswalkingagain.Hedoesnothitanythingashewalks."It'samazing.Anditmustbescary

too,"saysSally."Heknowswheretogoandwheretostopasifhecouldsee.”

Oneday,theblindmanwaspassingby,andheheardthechildrentalking.Hestoppedinfrontoftheirhouse.

"Hellokids,"hesaid,MIhearyoutalkingabouthowIwalk.**

"Yes,wcalwayswonderhowyouknowwheretogoandwhentostoponsuchabusystrcct.ltissafertostay

indoors."

Themansmiled."Itrainedmyselftolistenverywell.!listenwithinyearsforeverysoundwhen1amoutofthe

house.Iusemycane(手杖)fbrmetoo.Whenmystickbumps(碰至U)intosomething,Iknowtostopandgoaround

it.”

Themancontinued,"Yes,itissafertostayindoors.ButIlovetowalk.Ilovethehotsun.Ilovethesmellof

flowers.Ilovetohearthebirdssinging.MostofalLIlovetogetsomeexercise.**

Sallysaid,"Thankyou.Wchavelearnedsomethingtoday.Wcthinkyouarcabraveinan.Wccanscc.Wccan

walk.Wcwillgetsomeexercise,too.Youarcagoodexampleforustofollow."

(I)Cantheblindmanwalkonabusystreet?

(2)Whydidtheblindmanstopinfrontoftheirhouse?

(3)Howdoestheblindmanwalksafelyonthebusystreet?

(4)Whatdoyouthinkoftheblindman?Andwhy?___(About30words)

七、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。

43.根据所给提示,完成句了。1-4小题,每空词,含缩略词。

第10页,共14页

Amanpassedbyandaske

Onedayafannerwasworkinghardintdhim,”⑸(6)yousit

Hepickeduptherabbithappily

hefield.Arabbitran⑴fast⑵notinghere?

andthoughttohimself,"⑶_

ticethetreestump(桩),"Heansweredhappily,”

⑷luckyday!"

soithitthestumpanddied.BecauseI'mwaitingfbrth

cnextrabbit.n

Fromthenon,

thefarmer⑺⑻(notwant)Atlast,

toworkhardanymore.Hejustsatbyththemanrealizedhismistake.n_£

estumpandwaitedeveryday.Buthene9)

vergotanotherone.

(1)____

(2)____

(3)____

(4)____

(5)____

第11页,共14页

(6)_____

⑺_____

⑻_____

⑼_____

八、书面表达:本大题共1小题,共25分。

44.在你的成长历程中,有许多值得感恩的人,如父母、老师、同学……他们或帮助过你,或影响到你,你

最想感谢谁?请你以"ThePersonIWanttoThankMost”为题,为学校英语报社投稿,并按照以二三个要点完

成一篇英语短文。

写作要点:

(1)描述他/她的特点(外貌;性格……):

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