2025~2026学年宁夏银川市兴庆区银川景博学校第二学期九年级英语模拟二考试试卷

2025~2026学年宁夏银川市兴庆区银川景博学校第二学期九年级英语模拟二考试试卷一、完形填空DearLiHua,I’mgladyousharedyourfeelingswithme.ManyGradeNinestudentsfeelstressedlikeyou,sodon’tworry,you’renotalone.Asthesayinggoes,“Ajourneyofathousandmilesbeginswithasinglestep.”Let’stakeactionwithsmallthings.First,yourhealthisthemost1thing.2enoughsleepandrest,yourbraincan’tworkwell.Trytosleepearly.It’sa3factthatsleephelpsyoulearnbetter.Evenifyourhomeworkisn’t4done,it’sbettertogetsomesleepandfinishitthenextmorning.Second,don’ttrytodo5atonce.Takeitstepbystep,andfocusononesubjectatatime.Thishelpsyoumanageyourschoolworkandavoidstress.Makeaplanand6yourplan.7,communicatewithyourparents.Tellthemyourfeelings.I’msuretheywantthebestforyouandwillunderstandyou.Goodcommunicationhelpssolveproblems8youwillgetsupportandencouragementfromthem.Finally,takebreaks!9sometimeforhobbies,likelisteningtomusic,playingsports,orjustchattingwithfriends.Abalancedlifeisahappierlife.LiHua,Ibelieveinyou.Youhaveaclear10.Keepgoingwithconfidence.I’llalwaysbehereforyou.Yourssincerely,Ms.Lin1.A．normalB．smartC．importantD．common2.A．WithoutB．WithC．ForD．As3.A．unsolvedB．scientificC．cruelD．harmful4.A．incompletelyB．greatlyC．widelyD．completely5.A．noneB．everythingC．somethingD．nothing6.A．dowithB．dealwithC．sticktoD．makeup7.A．ThirdB．LastC．LastlyD．Thirdly8.A．ThoughB．OrC．ButD．And9.A．SpareB．SpendC．CostD．Pay10.A．effortB．goalC．degreeD．instruction二、阅读理解Boysandgirls,beforewestart,thereareafewthingsyouneedtokeepinmind:First,safetyfirst—don’tpourwaterontodesks.Second,followthestepsstrictly.Third,observecarefully.Fourth,classrules:workquietlyingroupsandraiseyourhandifyouhavequestions.Todaywearegoingtofindouthowairpressureaffects(影响)thewaterinthestraw!

Class:PhysicsDate:2025/12/09AnExperimentaboutAirPressure

Materials:acup,astraw(吸管),yourfinger,water

Steps:

1.Fillthecupwithwateruntilit’salmostfull.

2.Putthestrawintothewater.

3.Coverthetopofthestrawwithyourfingertightlyandliftthestrawup.

4.Observewhathappenstothewaterinthestraw.

Thesciencebehindit:Airpressureisallaroundus.Whenyoucoverthetopofthestrawwithyourfinger,youstoptheairfromgettingintothetopofthestraw.Theatmosphericpressureactingontheopenbottomofthestrawpushesthewaterupward.Withthetopsealed,thispressuredifferenceholdsthewaterinsidethestrawevenafteritisliftedoutofthecup.11.Theexperimentisdoneon________.

A．September12thB．October9thC．November12thD．December9th12.Whatdoweneedtopreparefortheexperiment?

A．Acup,astraw,yourfinger,milk.B．Acup,astraw,yourfinger,water.C．Acup,apen,yourfinger,water.D．Acup,astraw,youreraser,water.13.Thewaterstaysinthestrawwhenweliftit________.

A．becausethestrawisverythinandstrongB．becausewaterpressureiseverywherearoundusC．becausetheairpressurebelowpushesthewaterupD．becausethecupisalmostfullofwater14.Thepurposeofthisexperimentisto________.

A．letstudentsknowhowtokeepsafeintheexperimentB．findouthowthefingeraffectsthewaterinthestrawC．teachstudentshowtodoaphysicsexperimentsuccessfullyD．showthatairpressureiseverywherearoundusinourlifeAs2026comes,Omar,ayoungmanfromSlovakia(斯洛伐克),hasbeenbusy.HewasinvitedtomanyNewYearculturalactivitiestowritetheChinesecharacter“Fu”andsendgoodwishestopeople.Amongallthecalligraphers(书法家),Omarisquitepopular.PeopleareastonishedthataforeignercanwritesuchbeautifulChinesecharacters.Omar’sinterestinChinesecalligraphybeganinhischildhood.HisuncleworkedabroadforalongtimeandwasinterestedinChineseculture,oftenbringingbackwritingbrushes,inkcakesandrelatedbooks.Omarfeltcloseandcuriousaboutthesetoolswhenhefirstsawthem.In2005,OmarwatchedtheChinesefilmHero.Thepartaboutthecalligraphycharacter“Jian”madehimfeelthepowerandbeautyofChinesecharacters.Hestartedtolearncalligraphybyhimself.Aftergraduatingfromuniversityin2013,OmarcametoChinaforthefirsttimetostudyChineseandcalligraphy.Later,hereturnedtoHangzhoutwiceforfurtherstudy.HehaslivedandstudiedinChinaformorethantenyears.OmarfindsthatChinesecalligraphyisdifferentfromWesternartinaccepting“thebeautyofimperfection”(缺陷美).Healsotriestoconnectculturalrelicrestoration(文物修复)withcalligraphycreation.Now,heisstilldeeplyinterestedincalligraphy.15.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“astonished”inParagraph1probablymean?

A．Surprised.B．Nervous.C．Sure.D．Afraid.16.WhendidOmarstarttolearnChinesecalligraphybyhimself?

A．AfterwatchingthefilmHeroin2005.B．Whenhewasaprimaryschoolstudent.C．Aftergraduatingfromuniversityin2013.D．WhenhecametoChinaforfurtherstudy.17.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．OmarisinterestedinChinesecalligraphyafterhecametoChina.B．OmarcametoChinaforthefirsttimein2005tostudycalligraphy.C．OmarhaslivedandstudiedinChinaformorethantenyears.D．OmarthinksChinesecalligraphyisthesameasWesternart.18.Whatwillprobablybetalkedaboutnext?

A．Omar’sfuturelifeinhishomecountry.B．HowOmar’sunclefellinlovewithChineseculture.C．ThehistoryofChineseoperasspreadinginWesterncountries.D．Omar’swaysofcombiningcalligraphywithculturalrestoration.Insmalltowns,peopleareusedtosayinghellototheirneighborsinstores,onthestreetsandinfrontoftheirhomes.Intoday’scitylife,peoplemayfeeluncomfortabletalkingtoneighborstheydon’tknowwellatthesupermarket.Butgreetingyourneighborsisactuallygoodforyou,especiallyifyousayhellotosixpeople,accordingtoarecentsurvey.Sayinghellotopeopleincreasesyoursenseofwell-being(幸福感),and“six”isthemagicnumber.Thewell-beingscoreincreasesfromzerotosixandthentherearenofurtherincreases.Theseresultsarefromasurvey.Thesurveytookaboutsevendaysandwasbasedontheanswersfrom4,556Americans.Itcoveredsocialwell-being,physicalwell-being,communitywell-beingandmore.Peoplewhosaidtheydidn’tsayhellotoanyoneintheirneighborhoodscored51.5.Peoplewhogreetedsixneighborshadascoreof64.1.Youmightthinkthatsayinghellotoneighborsisonlyaboutsocialwell-being.Infact,regulargreetingsalsoimproveaperson’sphysicalwell-beingandcommunitywell-being.That’sbecausealloftheseareconnected.Youwillbemorelikelytospeaktopeopleifyouthinkyourcommunityissafe.Yourphysicalwell-beingcanimproveifyouaregettingoutandwalkingaroundyourneighborhood.Wedon’trequirethatyouknowthepersonwell;juststopandtalktohimorher.Butthemorepeopletowhomyousayhello,thegreatertheprobabilitythatyou’reactuallygoingtostartaconversationwiththem.Whilethisisjustasurveyfornow,sayinghelloregularlyisagoodwaytoimproveyourownwell-being.19.Whatdoesthewriterencourageustodo?

A．Knowaboutourneighborswell.B．Speaktopeopleifthecommunityissafe.C．Getouttoimproveourphysicalwell-being.D．Greetothersevenifwedon’tknowthemwell.20.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“these”inParagraph3referto?

A．Socialwell-beingandphysicalwell-beingB．Physicalwell-beingandcommunitywell-beingC．Socialwell-being,physicalwell-beingandcommunitywell-beingD．Regulargreetingsandconversationswithneighbors21.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．SayHellotoYourNeighborsB．ImproveYourWell-BeingC．LiveinaSafeCommunityD．WalkAroundYourNeighborhood22.What’stherightstructure(结构)ofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．China’scommercialspacesector(商业航天领域)issettomakehistorywithitsfirstprivatemannedsuborbital(载人亚轨道)spacetourismflights,plannedfor2028byBeijingChuanyuezheAerospaceTechnology(穿越者航天科技).Thefirm’sCYZ-1spacecraftwillcarryupto7passengerstotheKarmanLine,100kmaboveEarth.The20-30minutetripincludes3-6minutesofweightlessness(失重)andtheycanalsoseethebeautifulcurveofEarth.Ticketscost3millionyuan.Peopleneedtopay10%ofthepricefirst.Morethan20seatshavealreadybeenbooked,includingscientists,businessleadersandanactorHuangJingyu.Passengersmustpassstricthealthchecksandcomplete6monthsofprofessionaltraining.Thecraft’sreusable“CloudLandingSystem”(云着陆系统)passedalltestsinearly2026,butitstillneedsthecountry’sspaceagencytogivethefinalsafetyapproval(许可).Intheworld,othercompaniesalsohavesimilarflights.Buthighcosts,safetyworriesandstrictrulesmakethemnotverypopular.China’sspacetechnologyisgrowingfast,especiallywithreusablerockets.However,expertssaytherearestillchallenges.Reusablesystemsneedmanysuccessfulflightstomakesuretheyaresafe.Evenso,manypeoplesupporttheproject.Theybelieveitwilldriveinnovation(创新).Astechnologygetsbetter,thepricewillbelower.Thedreamofspacetravelformorepeopleiscomingtrue,littlebylittle.Thefutureofthisprojectlooksbrightandhopeful.23.Whatisrequiredforpassengerstotaketheflight?

A．Theymustbescientistsorbusinessleaders.B．Theyneedtopaythefull3millionyuanticketpriceatonce.C．Theymustpasshealthchecksandfinish6monthsoftraining.D．Theyneedtohaveexperienceinspacetravel.24.Whatchallengedoexpertsworryaboutmost?

A．ThehighcostofticketsB．ThesafetyandreliabilityofthereusablesystemsC．ThelownumberofreservedseatsD．Theweakpublicinterestinspacetourism25.Whichofthefollowingwouldthesupportersoftheprojectmostprobablyagreewith?

A．Highpriceswillalwaysstoppeoplefromtakingspaceflights.B．Thetechnologyusedintheprojectwillhelpmakespacetravelcheaperlater.C．Onlyrichpeopleshouldbeallowedtotraveltospace.D．Othercountries’spacetourismplansarebetterthanChina’s.26.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardsthefutureofChina’sspacetourism?

A．DoubtfulandworriedB．NegativeandcriticalC．UninterestedandcoldD．Hopefulandpositive左栏是四名外国人的信息，右栏是宁夏五个citywalk景点的简介。请为每名外国人匹配合适的citywalk景点。选项中有一项为多余选项。

27LisacomesfromCanada.Shelovesphotography,especiallytakingphotosofdeserts.Shealsolikestotrysomeactivitiesinthedesert.28TomisfromBritain.HelikesoldChinesehistoryandtheSilkRoad.Helovesvisitingoldsites(遗址)toknowoldstories.29AmycomesfromFrance.Shewantstobeanartist.ShelikesChineseoldbuildingsandpaintings.Shewantstogetnewideasfromgreatworks.30KenisfromAustralia.Heisanactiveboywholovesnatureandoutdooractivities.Hewantstoenjoyfreshairandbeautifulnaturalscenery.A.NingxiaMuseum.ItcollectsalargenumberofculturalrelicsfromdifferentdynastiesinNingxia.VisitorscanlearnaboutthelonghistoryanddiversecultureofNingxiahere.B.WesternXiaImperialTombs.ItistheroyalmausoleumoftheWesternXiaDynasty,knownas“theOrientalPyramids”(东方金字塔).PeoplecanlearnaboutthemysteriousWesternXiacultureandhistory.C.ShapotouScenicArea.ItliesbytheYellowRiverandtheTenggerDesert.Visitorscantrysandsledding,enjoystarsatnightandtakeaboatontheYellowRiver.D.ShahuLakeScenicArea.Itisafamousscenicspotwithlake,wetlandanddesert.Itisgreatforpeopletowatchbirds,takeaboatandenjoythebeautifulnaturalscenery.E.RockPaintingsofHelanMountainsIthasthousandsofancientrockcarvingswithvariouspatterns.Itisaperfectplaceforartloverstoenjoyancientartandfeelthehistory.三、短文填空请阅读下面语篇，在空白处填入恰当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（每空一词）。InChina,thereisaspecialyo-yothatcansingasitspins(转).It’scalledthediabolo,knownastheChineseyo-yotoWesterners.Itisoneofthe31(old)toysinChina.Ithasbeenaroundformorethan2,000yearsandhasseenthe32(develop)oftraditionaltoys.Adiabolohastwobigcupswithasmallpieceinthemiddle.Itspinsonastring(线)thatistiedtotwosticks.Playersmovethesticksupanddowntomakeitspin,jump,orflythroughtheair.Whenitspinsfast,itmakesasound.Somepeoplesayitsoundslikeabirdshowingoff(炫耀)33(it)song.PeopleinnorthernChinacallit“cheling”,whichmeans“pullingthebell”.Inthesouth,peoplecallit“kongzhu”becauseitisemptyinside.Thenamestellyousomethingaboutthetoy34(clear).Longago,thediabolowas35(make)ofbambooandsilkstring.Astimewenton,itspreadaroundtheworld.Bythe1930s,itwaspopular36EuropeandNorthAmerica.Today,this37(wonder)toycontinuestobringfuntopeopleeverywhere.Therearelotsof38(way)toplaywiththediabolo.Beginnersstartbylearningtospinitsmoothly.Thentheytrytothrowitupandholditwiththesticks.People39wereverygoodatitdocoolmoves.Someplayersoftenpractise40(play)ittogether,andcreateexcitingshows.四、选词填空根据短文内容，用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使文章通顺、完整，每词限用一次。

others,when,successful,move,they,for,straight,minute,falldown,morethanInApril2026,aspecialsportseventtookplaceinBeijingE-Town.Besideshumanrunners,41300humanoid(像人的、类人的)robotsjoinedthe21-kilometerrace.Theracesoonbecamepopularandshowedrapidprogressinrobottechnology.Therobotsweredividedintotwoteams.Somecould42independentlywiththeirownsensors(传感器),while43neededpeopletocontrolthemfromfaraway.Thisyear’seventwasmuchlargerthanthelastonein2026.Theraceroadwasnot44.Ithadflatparts,smallhillsandmanyturnsalongtheway.Toprovidenewbatteries(电池)andofferhelp45thecompetingrobots,workersbuiltsomeservicestations.46robotsranoutofpowerorhadproblems,theycouldgethelpthere.Afterseveralhours,arobotcalledLightningwonfirstplace.Anditfinishedthewholeracein5047and26seconds.Itstimewasfasterthanthatofmanyhumanrunners.Somerobots48duringtherace.However,mostof49stoodupagainandkeptrunning.Thecompetitionshowedthatrobotscouldkeepbalanceandrunforlongdistances50.Anditwouldalsooffervaluableinformationforrobots’futureuseinreallife.五、任务型阅读请阅读下面语篇，根据语篇内容，填写表格中所缺的信息（每空一词），并回答第7小题。Whentallpeoplewalkintoaroom,theystandout,whichmeanstheyareusuallynoticedmuchmoreeasily.Theylookniceandcool,soit’snowonderthatmanyyoungpeoplewanttogrowastallaspossible.However,therearemanymyths(错误)aboutgrowth.Let’scheckthemandfindoutthetruth.Myth1:Peoplestopgrowingwhentheybecometeenagers.Fact:Boyscanstillgrowevenintheirearly20s,thoughbothgirlsandboysgrowmorewhentheyareyounger.Girlsarelikelytogrowmoreatyoungeragesthanboys.Butboyscatchupandusuallyenduptallerwhenthey’regrownup.Myth2:Aperson’sheightistotallydecidedbygenes(基因).Fact:Genesdoplayarole,decidingabout60%to80%ofaperson’sheight.Buteatinghabitinfluencesalot.Youarewhatyoueat.Forexample,whatchildreneatisveryimportant.Iftheydon’teathealthily,theymightnotgrowastallastheirgeneswouldallow.Myth3:Caffeinestopschildrenfromgrowing.Fact:Alittlecaffeineusewon’tkeepchildrenfromgrowingtaller.It’sfineforchildrentohaveacupofcoffeeortea.However,toomuchcaffeineusemightslowdowngrowthbecauseitgetsinthewayofsleep,whichiswhenmostgrowthhappens.Knowinghowgrowthhappenshelpspeoplemakegooddecisions.Foryoungpeople,eatinghealthyfoodisthebestwaytohelpthemgrow.Butrememberthatevenifyou’renotastallasyouwouldlike,yourcharacterandchoicesmattermore.

Mythsandfactsabout51Myth1&FactMyth1:Teenagersstopgrowing

Fact:Girlsarelikelytogrowmoreatyoungeragesthanboys.

Boyscatchupandusuallyendup52thangirlsintheirearly20s.Myth2&FactMyth:Genesdecideallofone’sheight.

Fact:Genesdecide60%-80%ofheight,but53alsoinfluen