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2025~2026学年上海市奉贤区九年级下学期中考考前预测英语练习一、听力匹配1.Listenandchoosetherightpicture(根据你听到的内容,选出相应的图片)ABCDEF1.12.23.34.45.5二、听力选择2.

A.LastMonday.B.LastTuesday.C.LastThursday.D.LastSunday.3.

A.Rainy.B.Sunny.C.Windy.D.Snowy.4.

A.Onfoot.B.Bybus.C.Bybike.D.Bycar.5.

A.Atatrainstation.B.Atanairport.C.Inapostoffice.D.Inabookstore.6.

A.Wheretoreadstoriestokids.B.Howtobepatientandcaring.C.Whentodothevolunteeractivity.D.Whatvolunteeractivitytodo.三、听力判断Listentothepassageandtellwhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse(判断下列句子是否符合你听到的短文内容,符合的用“T”表示,不符合的用“F”表示)7.Jasonhasalwayswantedtobeanauthorsincehewasakid.8.Jasonspentthelastthreeyearslearningwritingskillsandstorystructure.9.Jason’sfavouritepartofwritingthebookiscreatingthemaincharacterAku.10.BeforeJasonbecameanauthor,hewasabasketballplayer.11.ThebiggestlessonJasonsharedwasthatfailureisapartoflife,andthekeyistokeepgoing.四、听力填空Listentothepassageandcompletethefollowingsentences(听短文,用听到的单词完成下列句子。每空格限填一词)12.Everyday,peoplefromaruralarea,orfrom1213packtheirbelongingsandmovetonewplaces.13.1415,aboutaquarterofthepeopleinChinalivedinurbanareas.14.People1617tofindabetterwayoflife,likeworkersfromneighboringcountriesmovingtoGermanytoworkinfactories.15.Peoplewanttomovetoplacesthathave1819,assuchplacescanalsobecleanerandsafertolivein.16.Olderpeopleoftenmovetoplaceswith2021.五、单项选择17.Whenmycarbrokedownonthehighway,akindstrangerstoppedtogiveme________hand.

A.aB.anC.theD./18.Wehavea30-minutebreak________classestodophysicalexerciseinourschool.

A.amongB.duringC.betweenD.after19.Janebought________anewdressforhertwentiethbirthdayparty.

A.herB.sheC.hersD.herself20.Theteacheraskedthestudentstopolishtheirwritings________abluepen.

A.forB.inC.withD.from21.—________Itakethisseat?Thelibraryseemsreallycrowdedtoday.—Sure,it’snottaken.

A.MustB.MayC.WouldD.Should22.ShehadsuchagoodtimeinShenzhenthatshedecidedtostaytherefor________week.

A.otherB.anotherC.othersD.theother23.Wehadbetter________lesstimeonscreenstoprotectoureyesightwell.

A.spendB.spendingC.tospendD.spent24.There________bettersocialwelfareforeveryoneinthefuture.

A.begoingtohaveB.willhaveC.isgoingtohaveD.willbe25.Mycomputercan’tconnecttotheInternetatall.Isthere________withit?

A.nothingwrongB.anythingwrongC.wrongnothingD.wronganything26.Digitalpaintingappsenableartists________wonderfulworksanytime,anywhere.

A.createB.creatingC.tocreateD.created27.Theboycorrectedhismistakes,________heapologizedintimetowinbackothers’trust.

A.andB.butC.soD.or28.People’sreadinghabits________alotsincesmartphonesbecamewidelyused.

A.changeB.changedC.havechangedD.arechanging29.Mygrandfatheris________personIhaveeverknown,forhekeepsteachingmehowtogardenagainandagain.

A.patientB.morepatientC.mostpatientD.themostpatient30.________inspiringQianXuesen’slifestoryis!

A.WhataB.HowC.WhatD.Whatan31.________heisyoung,heknowsalotabouthistorysimplybyreadingbooksonhisown.

A.ThoughB.WhenC.UnlessD.If六、选词填空Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce(将下列单词填入空格。每空限填一词,每词只能填一次)Newbrandcomingsoon:Mood-eJacket

A.toomuchB.needsC.disappearD.toomanyE.extraAnewproductwillgetridoftheheadacheofdecidingwhattoweareverymorning.ThisMood-eJacketwillgobeyondallyour32!Can’tfindyoursize?Mood-ewillfityoursizeforyou.Ourcomputerchipwillsenseyourheightandweight,andmakethesizechangeonitsown.Noneedtoworryabouteating33overtheholidays.Mood-ewillmakeyourunwantedbodyfat34.But,ifyouwanttohavebroadershouldersormoremusclesonyourarm,Mood-ecanadd35layerstomakeyoulookstronger.

A.relaxedB.moodC.excitedD.madefromE.nomatterHatedoingwashes?You’llneverhavetodoanotherwashagain!SinceMood-eJacketis36stainproof(防污的)materials,nodirtcanstayonit.Itsbuilt-inscentstripwillmakeyousmellgoodallday37howsweatyyouare!Bestofall,thisjacketwillchangeitscolorandmaterialtofityour38.Havingabadday?Mood-ewillcheeryouupwithabrightdisplayofwarmcoloursandlovingmessagesonthefront.Feelingstressed?Mood-ewillhugyouwithasofterfabric,makingyou39withitscomfortingcolors.Itsbuilt-inspeakerscanalsoplaycheerfulmusic.Mood-eJacketwillbecomeyournewbestfriendandgiveyouyourfavouritelook!Guaranteed!Pre-orderyourMood-eJacketatfuturemallshopbyJanuary1,2030!七、单词拼写40.Herbackpackisquitefashionable,while________ismorepractical.(my)41.Remembertotakeyour________whenyougooutoncoldsnowydays.(glove)42.Peoplewhoare________willloserespectandtrustfromothers.(honest)43.Itis________topracticethesamedancingmovementeveryday,yetitbringsprogressslowly.(bored)44.Thelittlegirlrescueda________dogandmadeitapartofherfamily.(home)45.Thecraftsmanwill________someofhisartworkstoraisemoneyforchildreninneed.(sale)46.Weshouldspendourmoney________andavoidunnecessaryexpenses.(wise)47.Theyoungathlete’swinning________wasshortbutverymoving.(speak)八、完成句子48.Wendydidvoluntaryworkattheoldlady’shouselastweekend.(改为否定句)Wendy________________voluntaryworkattheoldlady’shouselastweekend.49.Myfamilywillflytothebeautifulseasideforaholidayintwomonths.(对划线部分提问)________________willyourfamilyflytothebeautifulseasideforaholiday?50.Theteamstartedthemeetingaftereveryonearrived.(保持句意不变)Theteam________startthemeeting________everyonearrived.51.IbrokethescreenofmyphonewhenIdroppeditonthefloor.(改为被动语态)Thescreenofmyphone________________whenIdroppeditonthefloor.52.Let’stakepartintheschoolhands-onactivitythisFriday.(改为反义疑问句)Let’stakepartintheschoolhands-onactivitythisFriday,________________?53.Thedoctorasked:“Howdoyoufeelaftertakingthemedicine?”(改为间接引语)Thedoctoraskedme________________feltaftertakingthemedicine.54.theconstructionwork,theheavyrain,fortheworkers,madeitdifficult,tofinish(.)(连词成句)__________________________________________________________________________________________九、阅读理解ComeandDiscovertheRootsofShanghaiGuangfulinRelicsPark(广富林遗址公园)isaboutfourkilometersawayfromSheshanHill.In1958,whiledigginganewwaterway,somelocalfarmersfoundseveralpiecesofancientpottery.In1961,archaeologists(考古学家)beganaseriousstudythere.Theydiscoveredalargenumberofpotteryvases,spinningwheels,dishesandknives.Theyalsodiscoveredtwotombs(坟墓).Thesediscoveriesprovedtheexistenceofa4,000-year-oldculture.Astherelicsparkwasbuiltrightonthishistoricalsite,peoplecallitawindowintothehistoryofShanghai.Theparkincludesafarmlandprotectionarea,aculturalzoneandaChinese-stylewatertown.Rice,corn,sunflowers,pearsandpeachesaregrowninthefarmlandzone.Thewatertownprovidesaperfectplacefortouriststostaythenight.Theculturalzoneisthemostimportantpartofthepark.Itconsistsoftenmuseumsandmemorialhalls(纪念堂).ThemostpopularoneistheGuangfulinCulturalMuseum.It’sbuiltunderwaterwithitsroofsonthesurface.Youcanfindmanyshops,cafésandteahousesinthepark.VisitorscanfindaquietplacewithbooksandteaattheDuoyunBookstore,forexample.Eventslikelanternshowsandarchaeologicallecturesareheldintheparkthroughouttheyear.Address:No.3260,GuangfulinRoad,Songjiang,ShanghaiNearestbusstop:EastChinaUniversityofPoliticalScienceandLaw(1801/Songjiang15/Songjiang24/Songjiang98/Songjiang99)Openinghours:9a.m.-5p.m.,Monday-Sunday(Entryendsat4:30p.m.)Suggestedsightseeingtime:3-5hoursPhoneacilitiesavailable:ParkingToiletsGuidedtoursLuggagestorageStrollersforrent(租用)WheelchairsforrentVendingmachinesPowerbanksforrent55.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasadiscoveryattheGuangfulinsite?

A.Potteryvases.B.Spinningwheels.C.Farmingtools.D.Twoancienttombs.56.GuangfulinRelicsParkisawindowintothehistoryofShanghaibecause________.

A.itwasbuiltonanimportanthistoricalsiteB.itislocatednearSheshanHillC.itwasdiscoveredbyfarmersin1958D.itisthelargestparkinShanghai57.Visitorscan________intheChinese-stylewatertown.

A.buyfarmproductsB.staythenightC.visitmemorialhallsD.enjoylanternshows58.PeterisplanningtovisitGuangfulinRelicsPark,andit’sbestforhimtoarriveat________.

A.8:30a.m.B.9:30a.m.C.4:00p.m.D.5:00p.m.59.Theunderlinedword“facilities”means________.

A.场所B.工具C.功能D.设施60.Thearticleismostlikelytakenfrom________.

A.aphotoalbumofGuangfulinRelicsParkB.aresearchpaperonrelicsinGuangfulinC.aguidetoGuangfulinRelicsParkD.abookonthehistoryofGuangfulin十、完形填空BeagreenAIuserDoyoucareabouttheenvironment?Ifso,youmightfeelabitunsureaboutusingAIchatbotsafterlearninghowtheywork.EverytimeyouaskanAIchatbotaquestion,thedatacentersbehindituseelectricityto“think”andrespond.Intheprocess,thesehigh-performancecomputerswill61greatly.Keepingthosepowerfulcomputerscoolrequireslargeamountsoffreshwater.AskingAIoneortwo,orevenathousandquestionswon’t62theEarthmuch.ButconsiderwhatwouldhappenifbillionsofpeopleusedAIatthesametime.Thesesmallenvironmentalcostswouldquicklyaddup.Thatdoesn’tmeanyouhavetoavoidusingAI.However,youcanbemorethoughtfulaboutwhenandhowyouuseit.For63tasks,suchascheckingastore’sopeninghours,atraditionalsearchengineisusuallythebetterchoice.AnormalwebsearchusesabouttentimeslessenergythanaskingAI.Ifyouhaveatrickierquestion,thenit’sworthturningtoanAIchatbot.Insomecases,usingAImayevenbebetterfortheenvironmentthandoingthetaskyourself.64,anAImodelcancreateapictureinaboutaminute.Drawingthesamepictureyourselfmighttakeanhouronyourcomputer.Duringthattime,youandyourcomputerwoulduseasmuchorevenmoreenergy.“Therealquestionisn’t,‘WillAIimpacttheenvironment?’It65will,”saidBillTomlinson,acomputerscienceprofessor.“Youshouldaskyourself,‘Whatwouldyoudoinstead?Whatareyoureplacing?”AImodelsusemoreenergyforeveryextrawordtheyprocess.Forthisreason,youcansaveenergybyaskingAIforbriefanswerswhenlongonesaren’t66Also,keepyourquestionsshortandtothepoint.There’snoneedtoadd“please”or“thankyou.”TheAImodelwon’ttakeitpersonally.61.A.speedupB.cutdownC.heatupD.breakdown62.A.helpB.protectC.saveD.harm63.A.difficultB.specialC.simpleD.serious64.A.AsaresultB.ForexampleC.HoweverD.What’smore65.A.clearlyB.nearlyC.hardlyD.easily66.A.usefulB.commonC.importantD.necessary十一、短文填空

Lucyisa14-year-oldgirl.Shereallylikesclassicalmusic,suchasfamouspianocompositions(作品).Shesaidthemusicmakesherfeelcalmandrelaxed.Butherbestfriendp67rockmusic.Everyonehasdifferentopinions,anditisokaytoexpressyourtruethoughts.However,youshouldbecarefulabouthowyouexpressthem.Tostartwith,listencarefullytootherpeople.Youmaybeeager(热切的)toexplainyourside.However,listeningtoothersexplaintheirpointsofviewf68willhelpkeeptheconversationcalm.Youwillalsobetterunderstandtheirsides,saysTeenVogue.Next,expressyourownopinionp69.Remember,you’renottryingtostartanargument.Don’texpressyourselftooeagerly.Winningorlosingisnotthepoint.Don’ttrytoforceyourfriendtothinklikeyou.Lastbutmostimportantly,showyourfriendsthatyouvalueyourfriendship,evenifyoud70aboutsomethings.Thiscanpreventbothofyoufrombecomingtooemotional.InLucy’scase,shecouldtrythis:“Iknowyoureallylikerockmusic,butI’mafraidit’sjustnotmycupoftea.Ilikeclassicalmusicbetter.IthinkifIcouldfindarockversion(版本)ofapianocomposition,itwouldbefuntoshareitwithyou.”Inthefuture,youmayhavedifferentopinionswithmanypeople,i71yourparentsandfriends.Infact,thiscanbeagoodthing.Youcanevenlearnfromit.Forexample,sometimesyoumaynotrealizethatyourideasarewrong.Butbysharingthemwithothers,youhaveac72tolearn,accordingtoLiSongwei,aBeijing-basedpsychologist.Also,expressingdifferentopinionsopenlymakesyoulookmorec73.Theabilityoftrustingyourselfwilldevelopovertimeandcanshapeyourpersonality.十二、任务型阅读AlltheDifferenceinTheWorldEverySundaymorningItakealightjogaroundaparknearmyhome.There’salakelocatedinonecornerofthepark.EachtimeIjogbythislake,Iseethesameelderlywomansittingatthewater’sedge.Andthereisalwaysasmallmetalcagebesideher.LastSunday,Igotsocuriousandwantedtofindoutwhatshewasdoing,soIstoppedjoggingandwalkedovertoher.AsIgotcloser,Irealizedthatthemetalcagewasinfactasmalltrap.Therewerethreeturtles,unharmed,slowlywalkingaroundthebaseofthetrap.Sheheldafourthturtleinherlapandwascleaningitcarefullywithasoftbrush.“Hello!”Isaid.“IseeyouhereeverySundaymorning.Whatareyoudoingwiththeseturtles?”“I’mcleaningofftheirshells,”shereplied.“thealgae(海藻)onaturtle’sshellreducesitsabilitytoabsorbheatandmakesitharderforittoswim.”“Wow!That’sreallyniceofyou!”Iexclaimed.Shewenton:“IspendacoupleofhourseachSundaymorning,relaxingbythislakeandhelpingtheselittleguysout.It’smyownstrangewayofmakingadifference.”“ButIthoughtmostfreshwaterturtleslivetheirwholeliveswithalgaeontheirshells”Isaid.“Yes,sadly,theydo,”shereplied.Iscratched(挠)myhead.“Wellthen,don’tyouthinkyourtimecouldbebetterspent?Imean,Iknowyouareakindperson,buttherearefreshwaterturtlelivinginlakesallaroundtheworld.And99%oftheseturtlesdon’thavekindpeoplelikeyoutohelpthemcleanofftheirshells.So…howexactlyisyourworkherereallyhelping?”Thewomanlaughedoutloud.Shethenlookeddownattheturtleinherlap,scrubbedoffthelastpieceofalgaefrom

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