2025~2026学年四川成都市青羊区九年级下期质量监测英语

2025~2026学年四川成都市青羊区九年级下期质量监测英语一、选词填空

A.BecauseofB.freetimeC.InfactD.keptpracticingE.makeachangeHobbiesareimportantforusindailylife.MyfriendTomusedtofeelboredinhisfreetimebecausehedidn’tlikeanything.Hesaidaslongashehad1,hewouldjuststayathometoplaygames.Lifewasboringforhim.Oneday,hedecidedtotakeupdrawingto2.Atfirst,hedrewbadly.Buthe3,hemadegreatprogress.4thishobby,hislifebecamecolorful.Drawinghelpshimrelaxandexpresshisideas.Nowheenjoyshissparetimealot.5,thishobbyfillshislifewithjoy.Anditmakeshimbecomemoreconfidenttoo.二、补全对话A:Hi,Lucy,youlooktired.6B:Itookcareofourschoolgardenjustnow.A:7B:Somevegetablesliketomatoes.A:Soundsinteresting!Butwhydidyouplantthem?B:8A:Whatelsedidyouplant?B:Manykindsofflowers.A:Wow!Itmustbeabeautifulgarden.B:Yes,it’sverybeautiful.9A:Doeseveryoneinyourclasstaketurnstolookafterthegarden?B:Yes.Todayismyduty.A:10Ican’twait.B:Noproblem!Let’sgo.

A．Wealllikeitverymuch.B．What’sthematterwithyou?C．CanIvisityourgardennow?D．Whatdidyourclassplantinthegarden?E．Ourteacherwantedustowatchhowtomatoesgrow.三、完形填空Ihadasweetestmemoryinmychildhood.Itwasaboutaroundtable.WhenIwaslittle,mywholefamilywouldget11atdifferenttraditionalfestivalstohavedinneraroundit.Wekidswouldplayhide-and-seekunderitwhiletheadultsweretalking.WhenIgotabitolder,myauntbroughtherboyfriendhome,andmygrandmahappily12anotherseattothetable.Itseemedalittlemorecrowded,butweallfeltmuch13toeachother.WhenIwas12,mygrandpapassedaway.Thatmadeusfeelsad.However,thefamilyagreedthathischair,hisbowlandhischopsticksshould14there.Seeingthem,wefeltlikehehadneverleftus,eventhoughtheseatwas15.EverySpringFestivalEve,nomatter16wewere,wewouldrushhometositaroundtheroundtable.17ourtimetogether,wewouldmakedumplings,talkaboutourdailylifeandlaughloudly.Itisawarmplacethat18everymemberofourfamily.Now,Istilllovethatoldroundtable.Sittingarounditwithmyfamilyfillsmewith19andjoy.Itholdsallmysweetfamilymemories.20,itisnotjustaroundtable.ItshowsthebestwishforfamilyreunionforeveryChinese.11.A．alongB．awayC．together12.A．keptB．addedC．reduced13.A．closerB．furtherC．higher14.A．lieB．remainC．disappear15.A．oldB．dirtyC．empty16.A．whatB．whereC．how17.A．DuringB．ForC．With18.A．stickstoB．turnstoC．belongsto19.A．patienceB．warmthC．confidence20.A．ActuallyB．PossiblyC．Gradually四、阅读理解21.Whoisthebestteacheroftheweekinthepassage?

A．Harper.B．Agrandma.C．Mrs.Wielenga.22.WhatdoesMrs.Wielengadofortheeighthgraderseveryyear?

A．Shetakesthemtoseemusicalplays.B．Sherewritesstoriesformusicalplays.C．Shehelpsthembecome“specialpeople”.23.WhydoesMrs.Wielengachangethestoryofthemusicalplay?

A．Tomakethestorymoreinteresting.B．Tomakeitspecialforeachstudent.C．Tomakesureeverystudentcanplayaroleinit.24.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesMrs.Wielengabasedonthetext?

A．Strictandprofessional.B．Kindandprofessional.C．Patientandhumorous.25.Ifyouwanttonominateyourteacher,whatinformationshouldyousend?

A．Yourreasonandschooladdress.B．Theteacher’snameandaddress.C．Yourreasonandaphotoofyourschool.WuChengyan,39,isafarmerandpainteratWuyingVillageinShangqiu,HenanProvince.OnedayinDecember2025,hetalkedwithanoldman.ThemansaidhisbiggestwishwastoseeTian’anmenSquareinBeijing.Manyoldpeopleinthevillagehadthesamewish.So,Wudecidedtomaketheirwishcometrue.Hespentfivedayspaintingthe“Tian’anmenSquare”.Thewallpaintingis18metreslongand8metreswide.Whenhefinished,heinvitedtheoldpeopletotakephotoswithit.In2023,hepaintedapictureforhiswife’sgrandfather.Thatgavehimanidea:Whynotpaintforalltheoldpeopleinhishometown?Inearly2025,amoviecalledNeZhaIIwasverypopular.Wupaintedmorethan10wallpaintingsaboutthemovie.Afterthat,peoplestartedcallinghisvillage“NeZhaVillage”.Sofar,Wuhasfinishedover40wallpaintings.Thesewallpaintingsattracted(吸引)manytourists.WuChengyanshowsthatartisnotjustforgalleries(画廊).Withabrushandakindheart,heturnswallsintowindowsofhope.Hebringstheworldtotheoldandfillsavillagewithdreams.26.WhereisWuChengyanfrom?

A．AvillageinBeijing.B．AvillageinShangqiu.C．AcityinHenan.27.WhydidWupaintTian’anmenSquareonthewall?

A．Becausehewantedtomakeafilm.B．Becausetheoldvillagershopedtoseeit.C．BecausehewantedtotravelaroundChina.28.WhatwastheinspirationforWutopaintfortheold?

A．Atalkwithanoldman.B．ApopularmoviecalledNeZhaII.C．Apaintingforhiswife’sgrandfather.29.WhydidpeoplecallWuChengyan’svillage“NeZhaVillage”?

A．BecausethevillagelookslikeNeZha’shome.B．BecauseWupaintedmanyNeZhaIIwallpaintings.C．BecauseNeZhaIIwasverypopularinthevillagein2025.30.WhatdoesthewriterwanttotellusthroughWuChengyan’sstory?

A．Apaintershouldpaintfortheold.B．Artisvaluablewhenitiskeptingalleries.C．Artwithkindnessbringspeoplehopeandjoy.Oneday,Andywastakingawalkandhappenedtopassbyafascinatingfarm.Henoticedafarmerstandingbythefarm,lookingworried.Hefeltstrangeandaskedthefarmer,“Whydoyoulooksoworried?Haveyouplantedwheat?”Andyasked.Thefarmershookhisheadslowly.Hisfacelookedveryworriedashesaid,“Idon’tthinktheweatherwillbegood.I’mafraidthatifitrains,thenewlyplantedwheatmightgetwet.Itmaynotcomeoutatall.Evenworse,itcouldrotinthesoil.”Andynoddedinunderstandingandthenasked,“Then,haveyouplantedcotton?”Thefarmerthoughtforawhile,andhesaidonceagain,“No.I’mworriedabouttheinsectsthisseason.Theymayhurtthenewlyplantedcotton.Ijustcan’ttakethatrisk.”Andywassurprisedandaskedagain,“Sowhathaveyouplantedthen?”Thefarmersighed(叹气)heavilyandanswered,“Ihaven’tplantedanything.Iwanttomakesurethatrainwon’tharmmyplantsandinsectswon’teatthem.”Thereisnodoubtthatcarefulplanningisimportantforsuccess.However,ifyouwishtodosomething,itisnotagoodideatojustthinkaboutit.Youcanthinkandplanforalongtime,butatsomepoint,youmusttakeaction.That’simportant.31.WhatdidAndynoticeaboutthefarmer?

A．Helookedworried.B．Hegotcaughtintherain.C．Hewasbusyworkinginthefield.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rot”meaninthispassage?

A．Growquickly.B．Gobad.C．Turngreen.33.Whatworriedthefarmeraboutplantingcotton?

A．Thepoorsoilconditions.B．Thechangeoftheseasons.C．Theinsectsareeatingthecotton.34.WhatdoesAndymostprobablythinkofthefarmer’sfinaldecision?

A．Heagreesitiswise.B．Hethinksitissilly.C．Hebelievesitisproper.35.What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?

A．PlanningComesFirstB．TimeWaitsForNoManC．ActingMattersMoreThanThinking五、选词填空

advantage ahead   basic   behavior   develop   differenceeducation   experience   familiar   performance   success   whetherTravelingisoneoflife’sgreatestpleasures.Itgivesusachancetostepawayfromourdailyroutinesandexplorethewiderworld.36wetraveltoafamouscityorabeautifulnaturalplace,everytripcanbringussomethingnew.Throughtraveling,wecanexperiencedifferentcultures,tastelocalfood,meetnewpeople,andseeplaceswehaveonlyreadaboutinbooks.Therearemany37oftraveling.First,ithelpsusbecomemoreopen-minded.Whenwevisitanewplace,weoftendiscoverthatpeoplelive,think,andcommunicate38.Thisteachesustorespectdifferencesandunderstandothersbetter.Second,yourindependencecan39duringthetrip.Whenwearein40places,wehavetofindourway,askforhelp,orsolvesmallproblemsonourown.Thismakesusbecomemorecapable(能干)andconfident.What’smore,travelis41.Studentscanlearngeographybyseeingmountains,rivers,andcitiesinreallife,andtheycanlearnhistorybyvisitingmuseums,oldbuildings,andhistoricalplaces.Tomakethemostoftravel,itisimportanttoplan42.Beforeleaving,weshouldresearchourdestination(目的地),checktheweather,andbookthehotel.Itisalsohelpfultolearnafew43phrasesinthelocallanguage,suchas“hello,”“thankyou,”and“excuseme.”Mostimportantly,weshouldrespectlocalcustomsand44politely.Goodtravelisnotonlyabouttakingphotosandseeingfamousplaces.Itisalsoabouthavingnew45,buildingmemories,andmakingmeaningfulconnectionswithpeoplealongtheway.六、阅读理解Justlikepeople,petscangetsickmoreeasilyastheygrowold.Catsbecomeelderlyataboutelevenyearsold.Fordogs,it’saroundsevenyears,dependingontheirsizeandtype.Yourpetswillgetolderovertime.46Bigweightchanges.Ifyourpetsputonorloseweightveryquickly,youshouldtakethemtotheanimaldoctors.47Thesecouldincludeheartdiseaseanddiabetes(糖尿病).Eatingdifferently.Manyhealthproblemscanchangeyourpet’sappetite(食欲).48Thiscanbecausedbytoothpainorstomachproblems.Signsoflong-termpain.Petsinpainmightkeeptouchingorlicking(舔)oneplaceveryoften.49Ifyourpetfriendlooksliketheyaretryinghardtomove,orareslowerwhengettingupanddown,it’stimetoscheduleatriptotheanimaldoctors.Changesinbehavior.Olderpetscanhaveproblemslikepooreyesight,hearingloss.Somecanevengetmemoryproblems,seemingworriedoractingdifferently.50Anoldercatmaynotcomewhencalledanymore,oritmightnotwakeupwhenyouwalknearitbecauseitcan’thearwell.Thereisnotreatment,buttheanimaldoctorscanhelpwithmedicine,foodchanges,andspecialcare.Yourloveandattentioncanmakethebiggestdifferencetothem.

A．Theymaynotwanttorun,jumporplay.B．Theymighteatmuchmoreormuchless.C．Itcouldbeasignofserioushealthproblems.D．It’simportantforyoutoknowtheirchanges.E．Goingtotheanimaldoctorsearlycanhelpthem.F．Anolddogmighthavetroublefindingitstoyonthefloor.七、任务型阅读完成图表。根据短文内容，完成图表中所缺信息（每空不超过3词）。Mostofuslearnedaschildrenthattheageofatreecouldbefoundbycountingitsrings.Theseringsarenotjustsimplecircles.Theyholdmoresecrets—theyarereliable(可信的)naturaldiariestorecordalotofinformationforhundredsoreventhousandsofyears.Thelight-coloredringsarewoodthatgrewinspringandearlysummer,whentheweatheriswarmandwet,allowingtreestogrowquicklywithlarge,lightcells.Thedarkrings,ontheotherhand,forminlatesummerandfall,whentheweatherturnscooleranddrier,slowingdowntreegrowthandcreatingsmall,thickcells.Onelightringandonedarkringmakeonefullyearofthetree’slife.Treegrowthiscloselyconnectedtonaturalweatherconditions.Inwarmandwetyears,treesreceiveenoughsunlightandwater,sotheygrowquicklyandformwiderings.Incoldordryyears,growthslowsdown,andtheringsbecomemuchnarrower.Ifthetreehasexperiencedhardtimes,suchasadrought(干旱),thetreecanevenstopitsgrowthalmostcompletely,leavingverythinrings.Climatescientistsstudytreeringstolearnaboutclimatechangebycomparingtreegrowthwithlocalweatherrecords.Bylookingatthewidthoftreerings,theycanlearnaboutpasttemperaturesandrainfall.Treescankeepclimaterecordsforhundredsoreventhousandsofyears,helpingusunderstandnaturalclimatechangesandtellthemapartfromhuman-causedclimatechange.However,treeringisnotaperfectclimaterecorder,sincetreesarealsoinfluencedbynon-climaticfactorssuchaswind,insectdamageandcompetitionfromothertrees.Tomakethedatamorereliable,scientistscollectsamples(样本)frommanytreesandworkouttheaverage.51.5152.5253.5354.5455.55Stealingourdata?Youmightseethehottopic“raisinglobster”recentlyonline,butthe“lobster”isnotthekindyou’dfindonthediningtable.It’sanewartificialintelligence(AI)agentcalledOpenClaw.Usingaredlobsterasitssymbol,itwasdevelopedbyAustrianprogrammerPeterSteinberger.InChina,manypeoplehavesetupthisAIontheircomputerswhichtheycall“raisinglobster”forjoking.Nowadays,we’vehadAItoolslikeDeepSeek.Theycanadviseusonwhattodo,buttheycan’treachintotherealworldtodoitforus.Also,theyonly“talk”whenasked.OpenClaw,ontheotherhand,“actuallydoesthingswithoutasking”.Forexample,itcansendemailsandbuyplanetickets.TheAIworksinchatapps(软件),soyoucantextitliketextingafriend.OpenClawalsohasalong“memory”.Gradually,itlearnswhatyoulikeandfollowsyourschedule.YoucanwakeupinthemorningtogetamessagefromAIaboutyourtopthreetaskswithoutevenhavingtoasktheAIfirst.Thisproactiveness(主动性)ismadepossiblebysomethingcalleda“heartbeat”,accordingtoClaireVo,aUSAIexpert.Sheexplainedthataheartbeatisatimerthatgoesoffregularly(定期).Witheach“heartbeat”,theAIcheckswhatcomesnext.However,OpenClawcollectsalotofpersonalinformationfromusers,whichisdangerous.InFebruary,researchersfo