2025~2026学年天津市和平区度第二学期九年级第二次质量调查英语学科试卷

2025~2026学年天津市和平区度第二学期九年级第二次质量调查英语学科试卷一、单项选择1.Take________umbrellawithyou.It’s________usefultoolintherainyseason.

A．an;aB．a;theC．an;theD．the;the2.Thedoctorgavetheyoungmansome________onhowtokeephealthy.

A．conversationsB．actionsC．discussionsD．suggestions3.—ThisT-shirtisalittlesmallforme.Couldyoupleasegiveme________one?—Sure.Pleasegive________backtomewhenyouareready.

A．another;oneB．other;itC．another;itD．other;one4.Jackdidverywellinhisexam.Heis________topayattentiontoallthedetails(细节).

A．enoughcarefullyB．enoughcarefulC．carefullyenoughD．carefulenough5.—MayIhavealookatyourmodelshipfortheproject,Tony?—Sorry,Betty.I’ve________itathome.

A．missedB．forgottenC．leftD．lost6.Mybrotherfelloffthebikeandhurthislegs________,soIhadtolookafterhim.

A．simplyB．badlyC．hardlyD．peacefully7.Wecanlearnalot________readingEnglishnewspapersandmagazines.

A．acrossB．underC．pastD．through8.—Doyoulikecountrymusic?—Yes,itoftenmakesme________relaxedandhappy.

A．tofeelB．feelC．feelingD．felt9.Youcan________thewordinadictionaryifyouwanttoknowitsmeaning.

A．lookafterB．pointoutC．lookupD．takeoff10.Mrs.Whitecametoourschoolin2020,andsincethenshe________usEnglish.

A．willteachB．hastaughtC．taughtD．teaches11.Printing________first________manycenturiesagoinancientChina.

A．is;createdB．has;createdC．was;createdD．is;creating12.—Excuseme,________Ireturnthebooktomorrow?—No,you________.YoucanreturnitnextFriday.

A．must;mustn’tB．must;needn’tC．must;can’tD．must;shouldn’t13.Asateenager,Icanlookaftermyself________it’snoteasyforme.

A．althoughB．becauseC．ifD．sothat14.—Excuseme,couldyoutellme________?—Fortwohours.

A．howsoonwillthefilmlastB．howsoonthefilmwilllastC．howlongwillthefilmlastD．howlongthefilmwilllast15.—Mr.Smith,wouldyouliketojoinusattheparty?—________,becauseIhaveanimportantmeetingtoattend.

A．No,Idon’twanttoB．I’mafraidnotC．Thanks,I’dlovetoD．Soundslikefun二、完形填空Inourmodernworld,whensomethingwearsout,wethrowitawayandbuyanewone.The16isthatcountriesaroundtheworldhavegrowingmountainsofrubbishbecausepeoplearethrowingoutmorerubbishthaneverbefore.Howdidwe17athrowawaysociety?Firstofall,itisnoweasierto18anobject(物品)thantospendtimeandmoneyrepairingit.Anothercauseisourloveofdisposable(一次性的)products.As19people,wearealwayslookingforwaystosavetimeandmakeourliveseasier.Companies20thousandsofdifferentkindsofdisposableproducts:paperplates,plasticcups,andcamerasandsoon.Ourappetite(渴望)fornewproductsalsoleadstotheproblem.Weenjoybuyingnewthings.Advertisements(广告)saythat21isbetterandthatwewillbehappierwiththelatestproducts.Sowethrowawayusefulthingstomakeroomfornewones.Allaroundtheworld,wecanseethe22ofthisthrowawaylifestyle.Mountainsofrubbishjustkeepgettingbigger.Toreducetheamountofrubbishandtoprotecttheenvironment,moregovernmentsareaskingpeopletorecycle.23,thisisnotenoughtosolveourproblem.Maybethereisanotherwayout.Weneedtorepairourobjects24throwingthemaway.Wealsoneedtorethinkourattitudes(态度)about25.Repairingandchangingourspendinghabitsmaybethebestwaytoreducetheamountofrubbishandtakecareofourenvironment.16.A．answerB．causeC．projectD．problem17.A．changeB．becomeC．imagineD．explore18.A．hideB．controlC．replaceD．save19.A．patientB．kindC．braveD．busy20.A．protectB．receiveC．produceD．share21.A．newerB．strongerC．higherD．larger22.A．advantagesB．purposesC．reasonsD．results23.A．SoB．HoweverC．AlsoD．Then24.A．aswellasB．becauseofC．insteadofD．suchas25.A．spendingB．collectingC．repairingD．living三、阅读理解MysisterLisahadautism(孤独症).Shewasshyincrowdsandhadtroublefittingin.Sheoftenlockedherselfinherownworldandshecouldnotlookpeopleintheeye.Inmanyways,shewasweird(怪异的).SoInevermentionedinpublicthatshewasmysister.However,aneventchangedme.AttheendofGradeSix,Lisaandherclassmateshadtoperform(表演),whetherinagrouporindividually(单独地),accordingtotheschoolrules.Asyoucanimagine,Lisawastheonlyoneleftwithoutagroup.“I’llsing,”shetoldus.Hearingthat,Iwascompletelyshocked.“No!”Icriedout.MyparentsshotmealookandthatwaswhenIknewmysisterwasgoingtoperform,nomatterwhat.Thatdaycame.Isatinthehall,waitingfortheperformance.SoonitwasLisa’sturn.Ittookheraboutawholeminutetostammer(结巴)hernameandclass.Myfaceburnedwithshame,andtimeseemedtostandstill.HowIwishedIwasn’tthere!Afterwhatseemedlikeages,Lisastartedtosing.Tomygreatsurprise,shesangsosweetly,likeanangel(天使).Tearsfilledmyeyes.IfeltsorryforwhatIhaddonetoher.ItwasthenthatIdecidedtoloveherunconditionally,nomatterhowstrangelysheactedinpublic.IalsodecidedtocareforeveryautisticchildIwouldmeet.26.What’sParagraph1mainlyabout?

A．Lisa’sschoollife.B．Lisa’sfavoriteactivities.C．Lisa’sstrangeactions.D．Lisa’sfamilybackground.27.WhydidLisahavetoperformalone?

A．Sherefusedtoworkwithothers.B．Nogroupchosetoperformwithher.C．Shewantedtoshowhersingingskill.D．Herteacheraskedhertosingalone.28.HowdidthewriterfeelwhenLisastartedtosing?

A．Nervous.B．Confident.C．Disappointed.D．Surprised.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unconditionally”inthelastparagraphmean?

A．仔细地B．无条件地C．暂时地D．友好地30.Whatdidthewriterlearnfromhersister?

A．Everyonehashisorherownbrightside.B．Wemustkeepawayfromstrangepeople.C．Groupperformancesarealwaysbetter.D．It’simpossibleforshypeopletobesuccessful.EventhoughAfricanelephantsareprotected,manyofthemarestillbeingkilledfortheirivory(象牙).Attheendofthe1970s,over1.3millionelephantswalkedaroundAfrica,buttoday,theirnumbershavefallentoaround450,000.Thisismainlycausedbyillegal(非法的)huntingforivory.Thishasresultedinthedeathsofatleast20,000Africanelephantseachyear.Ivory,alsoknownas“whitegold”,haslongbeenconsideredprecious.Itsunusuallookhasledtoitsuseinlotsofexpensivethings,includingjewellery(珠宝),musicalinstrumentsandart.Andtheivorymaterial(材料)itselfcanstandthetestoftime.Somanypeoplewouldliketopayahighpriceforivoryproducts.Luckily,somescientistsareworkinghardtoachievethesamebeautyofivorywithoutkillinganyanimals.ThaddäaRathandherteamattheUniversityofViennahavecreatedtheivorycalled“Digory”.Thehigh-techivoryismadefromsyntheticresin(合成树脂)andcalciumphosphateparticles(磷酸钙颗粒).It’sfirstformedintotheshapebya3Dprinter.Andthenitiscolor-matchedandcolored.Next,itispolished(抛光)tomakeitlooklikerealnaturalivory.AlthoughDigorylookssorealthatitishardtotellitfromrealivory,itschemicalstructure(化学结构)iscompletelydifferentfromthatoftherealone.Scientistshavemadesomeachievements,butwestillneedtodomoreresearchtomakesurethatitiswidelyused.It’sstillhopefulthatscientistswillbeabletoprotectAfricanelephantsbymakinghigh-techmaterialstoreplacetherealivory.31.Howdoesthewritershowthedangeroussituationsofelephants?

A．Bytellingastory.B．Bylistingnumbers.C．Bytakingexamples.D．Byaskingaquestion.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“precious”inParagraph3mean?

A．Ancient.B．Simple.C．Valuable.D．Modern.33.What’sthemainideaofParagraph3?

A．Whyivoryproductsarepopular.B．Whatpeoplecandotosaveelephants.C．Wheretheivorytradeisthemostpopular.D．Howthescientistsdevelopthehigh-techivory.34.Whatdoweknowaboutmaking“Digory”?①Itscost.②Itstime.③Itssteps.④Itsmaterials.

A．①②B．③④C．①③D．②④35.Thewriterprobablyagreesthat________.

A．technologycanreplacepeopletocreateartB．itwon’ttakelongtomakeDigorywidelyusedC．it’sdifficultforpeopletoaccepthigh-techproductsD．theuseoftechnologycansupporttheprotectionofwildlifeInLuleå,acityinnorthernSweden(瑞典),peopleareaskedtosay“hello”toeachothermoreoften.Thenewcampaign(活动)iscalledSäghej!,meaning“sayhello”.Itisasimplewaytoconnectpeople,butaverybigstepforthecity.Swedishculturevaluesprivacy(隐私)andinterpersonaldistance(人际距离)somuchthatithascausedlonelinessespeciallyinLuleåwherethesunonlyshinesaroundthreehoursadayinthewintermonths.Peopleusuallyliketostaywarmathomealone.Whilemostpeoplebelievethatlonelinessisthecommonestamongtheelderlywhousuallylivealone,theoppositeistrue.Itisactuallyrisinginyoungpeopleandithasabadinfluenceontheirmental(精神的)andphysicalhealth.AstudyaboutLuleåfoundthat45%ofpeopleaged16—29wereexperiencingproblemsbecauseofloneliness.AsaKoski,whoworksforthecity,cameupwiththeideaoftheSäghej!campaign.“Thecityisdevelopingfastandmorepeoplearecoming.Wedon’tjustwantLuleåtogrowtobeabigcity.Wealsowantittobeasafe,friendlyandhappyplacewherethere’sculture,relaxingactivities,andsports,”Koskisaid.“Greetingpeoplemakesthemfeelliketheybelong.Researchshowsthatithasagoodeffectonhealthandmakespeoplewanttohelpeachother.Ifyousayhitoyourneighbors,youaremorelikelytohelpthem,”Koskisaid.Theactivityisnowbeingencouragedonbusesandinschools.Thereareevenworkshopsonhowtogreetoneanother.Manypeopleagreethatsayinghelloshouldbeencouragedandbelievethatthemoreinternationalthecitybecomes,thefriendlierpeoplewillbecome.“It’sreallygoodthatpeoplesayhellotoeachother,”61-year-oldPontusWikström,said.“Itmeansthatpeoplewhomeetwithoutknowingeachotherbecomealittlebithappier.”36.WhatdoweknowaboutthepeopleinLuleå?

A．Theelderlyaretheloneliest.B．Manyyoungpeoplelivealone.C．Thecoldweathermakesthemlonelier.D．Theykeepadistancewhentalkingtoeachother.37.KoskistartedthecampaignofSäghej!to________.

A．encouragepeopletostayhealthyB．invitepeopletotravelaroundLuleåC．letmorepeopleknowaboutthecityD．createabetterenvironmentforpeople38.WhichgrouphasthemostseriouslonelinessprobleminLuleå?

A．Theelderlylivingalone.B．Oldpeoplewithfamilies.C．Youngpeopleaged16-29.D．Workersinthecity.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph3referto?

A．Greetingpeople.B．Helpingeachother.C．Livinginthecity.D．Takingpartinactivities.40.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．LonelinessamongtheSwedishelderlyB．AnewcampaignbringspeopletogetherC．WaystoimprovebodyhealthD．CitydevelopmentinmodernSweden四、补全对话A:Hi,Lingling!Howwasyoursummervacation?B:41IwenttoChengdu.A:42B:It’sinSichuanProvince,thesouthwestofChina.Itwasnotverybigbefore,butnowit’safamousandlivelycity.A:43B:No,ithasamuchlongerhistory.It’safamousancientcitywithalotofoldculture.A:44B:It’smorethantwentymillion.It’sbiggerandmorecrowdedthanmanyothercitiesinChina.Thefoodthereisalsoverydelicious.A:Ireallyhopetovisititsomeday.B:45It’soneofthemostfamousplacesthere.

A．Whydidyougothere?B．Don’tforgettovisittheChengduPandaBase.C．Nicetoseeyouagain!D．WhereisChengdu?E．Wonderful!F．Soit’sanewercitythanBeijing?G．What’sthepopulationofChengdu?五、完成句子46.她早晨七点起床，然后吃早餐。Shegotupatseveninthemorning,andthen________________________.47.中国人见到来访者的时候，通常握手、微笑。Chineseoften________________________andsmilewhenmeetingvisitors.48.一想到大熊猫和其他濒危动物就让人难过。It’ssadtothinkofpandasandotheranimals________________.49.他有点儿内向，我会鼓励他多多参加活动。Heisalittleshy,andI’llencouragehimto________________________moreactivities.50.三峡大坝为中国数百万人供电。TheThreeGorgesDamprovideselectricityfor________________________peopleinChina.六、任务型阅读Tomb-sweepingDay(清明节)happensinearlyAprilandisaspecialdayinChina.It’satimewhenfamiliesremembertheirancestorsbyvisitingandcleaningtheirgraves.ThetraditionalChineseterm(词语)fortheTomb-sweepingDayisPureBrightness(清明).Itmeanswhenspringisinfullswingandallofnatureiswakingup.Duringthistime,theweatherwarmsup,soit’stheperfecttimetogooutsideandthinkaboutancestors.Onthisday,familiescleanuparoundgraves,andputflowers,food,andpapermoneyonthemtoshowloveandrespectforthosewhocamebeforethem.Thistraditionisveryoldandshowshowmuchfamiliescareabouttheirhistoryandlife.Besidescleaninggraves,peoplealsoenjoygoingoutintonature.Springisatimewheneverythinginnaturestartstogrowagain.Familiesgoontripstoseethebeautifuloutdoors,whichisawaytocelebratelifeandlookforwardtotheyeartocome.PureBrightnessisalsoatimeforflyingkites.Insomeplacesinthenorth,familiesflykitestogether.Somekiteshavelittlebells(铃)thatringintheair,whichisfuntohear.Peoplethinkthatflyingkitescanhelpsendawaybadluckandbringgoodhealthandsafety.TheTomb-sweepingDayisnotonlyaboutrememberingthepast.Italsohelpspeopleenjoytodayandhopeforthefuture.Throughspecialactivitiesonthisday,everyonecanfeelclosetotheirfamilyandhappyaboutthestartofspring.51.DuringPureBrightness,theweather51,soit’stheperfecttimetogooutside.52.Familiescleanuparoundgraves,andputflowers,foodandpapermoneyonthemtoshow52forthosewhocamebeforethem.53.Besidescleaninggraves,peoplealsoenjoy53.54.Peoplethinkthatflyingkitescanhelpsendawaybadluckand54.55.TheTomb-sweepingDayisaboutrememberingthepast,enjoyingtodayand55.七、短文填空Sometimesalittleself-criticism(自我批评)isnotabadthing.Weallcanlearnmuchfromourmistakes.However,toomuchofitmayi56yourbrainandyourlife.Negative(消极的)self-talkisthatlittlevoiceinyourheadthatjudges(评价)you.Itsaysyouarenotgoode57andremindsyouofallyourmistakes.Dr.Hughes,aneducatorandaresearcheronhowthemindcontrolsbehavior,noticedthattherearesomestudentswhoaredoingalltherightthings.Theyaregoodstudents.Theyshowupforclass,dotheirhomeworkandworkh58.Butwhenitcomestotakingatest,theydonotdowell.Theymays59fromsomethingcommonlycalled“testanxiety(焦虑)”.LindsaywasoneofHughes’b60studentsatacommunitycollege.Shecametoclassearly,listenedcarefullyanddidallofherhomework.However,shedidpoorlyinexams.WhenHughesaskedherhowshefeltbeforeatest,shetoldhimshewasveryn61.Shewonderedwhyshehadtroublerememberingwhatshehadstudied.Shesaidshedidnottrustthatsheknewtherightanswers.Thisisanexampleofnegativeself-talk.Dr.Hughesto