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2025~2026学年安徽省宿州市泗县度九年级第二学期阶段质量检测英语试卷一、听力选择1.Whatdoesthegirlwanttoeat?

A.B.C.2.HowdidLisagotovisithergrandparents?

A.B.C.3.WheredoesPeterwork?

A.Inabank.B.Inahospital.C.Ataschool.4.Whenwillthesportsmeetbegin?

A.OnTuesday.B.OnWednesday.C.OnThursday.5.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Fatheranddaughter.B.Doctorandpatient.C.Teacherandstudent.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。6.Whichschoolbagwillthewomanbuy?

A.Thepinkone.B.Theredone.C.Theblueone.7.Howmuchwillthewomanpay?

A.30yuan.B.70yuan.C.100yuan.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。8.What’sAmyreadingnow?

A.Afamousstory.B.ATangpoem.C.Apicturebook.9.HowdoesLiJunlikethebook?

A.Beautiful.B.Difficult.C.Helpful.10.Whatwillthespeakersdoafterschool?

A.Domoreexercise.B.Gotoabookstore.C.Seeamovie.你将听到一篇短文,短文后有五个小题。请根据短文内容,在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。11.Howlongisthesummercamp?

A.Foroneweek.B.Fortwoweeks.C.Forthreeweeks.12.Whatarethesmallhousesmadeof?

A.Wood.B.Stone.C.Glass.13.Whywon’tthespeakertrythehorseriding?

A.Becauseit’sdifficult.B.Becauseit’sdangerous.C.Becauseit’sexpensive.14.Whatdoesthespeakerlikebest?

A.Makingthingsbyherself.B.Takingaboatontheriver.C.Cookingdinneroverafire.15.Howdoesthespeakerfeelaboutthesummercamp?

A.Worried.B.Excited.C.Disappointed.二、听力填空你将听到一篇短文。请根据短文内容,写出下面表格中所缺的单词,每空仅填一词。短文读两遍。

HowtoFaceWinningMomentsLearnfromthematchWeshouldknowaboutourgoodandbad16fromeverymatch.17humble(谦虚的)Weshouldalwaysfocusonourselvesandtrytoimproveourselves.RespectotherplayersDon’t18atthemevenifwewin.SharethejoyLearntosharethejoywithourteammates.

Everyoneontheteamisofgreatimportanceand19.SetgoalsWecanachievesuccessmore20.三、单项选择21.—Onceyou’vemadea________youhadbetternotchangeyourmind.—OK,Mr.Fang.IwillsticktowhatIhavemade.

A.mistakeB.decisionC.speechD.record22.—I’mconsideringstudyingabroadforaterm,butI’mafraidI’llmissmyfamilyandfriends.—Comeon!Ifyoudon’ttakethechance,youwill________it.It’sachanceforpersonalgrowth.

A.noticeB.achieveC.regretD.fail23.—DoyouknowaboutthefirstforestlibraryinChina?—Yes.Thelibrarymakesit________toenjoyreadinginthenaturalenvironment.It’sreallyawonderfulexperience.

A.hardB.usefulC.possibleD.scary24.—Weshouldlearntocontrolourscreentime.—Totallyagree.Neverletsmartphones________ourlives.

A.takeoverB.getoffC.putupD.turndown25.—Canyouimaginetravellingtootherplanets?—Sure.Itis________amatteroftime.

A.likelyB.latelyC.simplyD.fairly26.—Abalanceddietandeverydayexercisearethekeystogoodhealth.—You’reright.Wecannotachieveourgoals________wehaveastrongbody.

A.ifB.thoughC.unlessD.after27.—Congratulations!Youdidagreatjobintoday’sspeakingcompetition.—Thanks.Infact,I_______manytimesforitandmyeffortspayoffnow.

A.ampractisingB.practiseC.willpractiseD.havepractised28.—Iwonder________Chinamadesuchgreatprogressinsuchashorttime.—Nobetterwaysthanworkinghard.

A.whenB.howC.whyD.where29.Weshouldneverstoplearning_______AIlikeDeepSeekhashelpedusalotinsolvingproblemsinourdailylife.

A.sothatB.aslongasC.eventhoughD.asif30.—EnjoyingBeijingOperashelpsmeunderstandancientChineseculture.—________.Theyconnectuswithhistoryinabeautifulway.

A.That’sapityB.Icouldn’tagreemoreC.I’venoideaD.Ican’tstandit四、完形填空Thestormwasheavyoutside,withrainbeatingagainstthewindowsandwind31theoldtree.Tim,afifteen-year-oldboy,feltuneasy.HerememberedoldMrs.Jenkinsnextdoor.Herkidswereworkinginanothercity.Herhousewasn’tverystrong.Hedecidedto32her.Timputonhisraincoatandboots.Takingadeepbreath,hetriedtocalm33downbeforesteppingout.He34throughtheyardwhichwasfullofwater,toMrs.Jenkins’door.Whathesawmadehisheartsink:partofherroofhadfallen,andwaterwaspouringintoherkitchen!Mrs.Jenkinsstoodthere,lookingafraidbutunhurt.“It’snotsafehere!”Timshoutedoverthenoise.Hequicklyhelpedheroutandtookhertohisownhouse.Onceshewassafe,Timknewhehadtodo35.ThesituationatMrs.Jenkins’houselookedserious.Hecalledhisfather.Hisfathercamehomequicklyandcheckedthesituation.Soon,36alsocametohelpwhentheyknewhowseriousitwas.Mr.Carter,abuilder,knewhowtofixtheroof.Hebroughtheavyplasticboards.Othersbroughttoolslikehammersandladders.Together,theyworkedintheraintocoverthehole.Mrs.JenkinswatchedfromTim’swindow.“Lookatthemall,”shewhispered.Byevening,thedangerwasover.Timthenstood37hisfather.Hefelttiredbuthappy.AsMrs.Jenkinsthanked38,Tim39hereyeswerefilledwithtears.“I’llneverforgetthis,”shesaid.“Ithelpsmebelieveinthe40inpeople’shearts.”31.A.growingB.cuttingC.breakingD.shaking32.A.takeoverB.checkonC.findoutD.setup33.A.myselfB.herselfC.himselfD.itself34.A.madehiswayB.pickeditupC.pushedhimawayD.fixediton35.A.lessB.moreC.leastD.most36.A.neighborsB.firemenC.childrenD.nurses37.A.besidesB.besideC.overD.without38.A.somethingB.someoneC.everyoneD.nothing39.A.noticedB.believedC.wonderedD.imagined40.A.worryB.courageC.hopeD.kindnessDoyouoftenhugothers?Ahugisaformofhumantouchthathappenswhentwoormorepeopleholdeachother41.Peoplehugformanydifferentreasons.Forexample,ifachildissad,aparentmayhughimtomakehim42.Friendsmayhugtoshow43.Membersofateammayhugafterwinningagametoshowhappinessand44tootherteammembers.Hugsarenecessaryinpeople’slife,45wearen’tusedtohuggingoften.Forexample,huggingisimportantinbuildinghumanrelationships.Whenapersonis46ahug,heorshefeelslovedandimportant.Therearealsomanyhealthbenefitsofhugging.Forexample,hugscan47theriskofgettingacold.Finally,huggingcanevensavelives.Insomecases,ahugfromamothercan48hernewly-bornbabyfromthedangerofdying.Knowingtheimportanceofahug,amanstartedtheFreeHugsCampaign(活动)in2001.Itwasanactof49toshowthateveryoneisanimportantperson.Givinghugstostrangerswhowantedorneededahugturnedintoan50movement.Now,themonthofJulyisknownasInternationalFreeHugsMonth.41.A.slowlyB.closelyC.graduallyD.exactly42.A.believableB.changeableC.comfortableD.valuable43.A.teamworkB.competitionC.leadershipD.friendship44.A.congratulationsB.explanationsC.relationsD.traditions45.A.althoughB.becauseC.whenD.since46.A.requiredB.givenC.ownedD.donated47.A.reduceB.increaseC.causeD.produce48.A.helpB.raiseC.preventD.separate49.A.kindnessB.awarenessC.fairnessD.weakness50.A.honestB.unrealC.impatientD.amazing五、补全对话根据对话内容,从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,其中有两个为多余选项。A:Hey,Jamie!Ourclassneedstoraisemoneyforthenewlibrarybooks.51B:Howaboutabake(烘焙)sale?Everyonelovescookiesandcakes.A:52Maybesomethingdifferent?B:Hmm...53Studentscouldsing,danceorevendomagictricks!A:Butorganizingitmighttakealotoftime.54B:Youhaveapointhere.Wecouldaskteachersforhelp.A:Nice!Wecouldalsosellsnacksduringtheshowtomakemoremoney.B:Let’spresenttheplantoMr.Clarktomorrow.55NowIneedtoworkoutsomedetails(细节).A:Great!Askmeanytimeifyouneedhelp.

A.Anyideas?B.Butwedidthatlastyear.C.Hemustbegladtoseeit.D.Whataboutatalentshow?E.Wedon’thaveenoughbooks.F.Maybeweneedsomehelpers.G.Wecanbuylotsofsnacksforthem.六、阅读理解AreyouthinkingabouttravellingtoChinabutworryingabouttheplans?Cometous!ToursbelowmaygiveanideatoexperienceChinabetter.

Top3ChinaToursFromChinaHighlightsTravelChinaDiscovery*11-dayfamilytourinChina

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Everythingisamazingfrombookingtothetrip,Marcoisthebestguideandheoffersthegreatservicewhichmakesourtripthebestexperience.IamhappythatmykidscouldfeelthebeautyofChina.ClassicWonders*3-weekChinatourofSilkRoad

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*ThebestchoiceforretiredcouplesCatherineW.fromFrance

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MyhusbandandIhadanunforgettabletimewithHelenasourguide.SilkRoadisamazingandChinaisamagicalland.ThistourhelpsmelearnmorehistoryofChina.We’llbeback.PandaTime*5-dayChengdutour

*Getclosetopandasandfeedthem

*TakeacitywalkandenjoytheslowlifeMeganfromAmerica

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Iamcrazyaboutpandas.ThistourhelpsmeknowpandasbetterandIloveChina.Thetourwasplannedwell.WealsohaveNaturalWonders.ATasteofChinaandmanyothertours.

ToknowmoreChinatours,clickhere.

StartyourChinatournowandwe’llhelpyoumakeitthebestone!56.WhatmakesAlessandra’stripthegreatestexperience?

A.Thedeliciousfood.B.Thelovelyanimals.C.Thegreatservice.D.Thefriendlyenvironment.57.Whichtourinthematerialfitsretiredcouplesbest?

A.ChinaDiscovery.B.ATasteofChina.C.PandaTime.D.ClassicWonders.58.Wherecanweprobablyseethematerial?

A.Inanewspaper.B.OntheInternet.C.Inashortnovel.D.Onanoticeboard.Project-basedlearning(项目化学习)islearningwhiledoing.Duringthelearning,learnerscansolveproblemsbyusingreal-worldexamples.Attheendoftheproject,theyshowtheirknowledgeandskillsbycreatingaproductforpeople.Let’staketheexampleofSandra.Sandraisaneleven-year-oldstudent.Shewantedtoknowmoreabout“DragonHead-raisingDay”(LongtaitouFestival).Well,howdidshemakeit?Step1:ChooseatopicShechoseLongtaitouFestivalashertopic,becauseit’sanamazingpartofChineseculture,withinterestingstoriesandtraditions.Step2:DotheresearchTocollectinformation,shereadbooksaboutChinesefestivals,lookedfortextsonline,orevenintervieweldersintheircommunity.Shelearnedthatmanypeoplecuttheirhaironthatdayinthehopeofsweepingawaybadluck.Step3:______Usingherresearch,shecreatedprojectsbasedonherskill.Shelikesdrawingpictures,soshedecidedtodrawpicturesofdragonsandsightsofLongtaitoucelebrations.Shealsocookedsometraditionalfoodsnamedafterdragons,suchaslongxu(noodles),long’er(dumplings),andlonglin(springrolls).Step4:DothepresentationAftercompletingtheprojects,shesharedherpicturesandfoodsonlinewithherfriends.FromSandra’sexample,wecanseenoteveryoneisagreattest-taker,buteveryoneisgoodatsomething.Ifyou’reinterestedinsomething,whynotstartwithproject-based.learning?59.WhatdidSandralearnaboutLongtaitouFestivalinherresearch?

A.PeopledrawmanypicturesduringLongtaitouFestival.B.CuttinghairhasadifferentmeaninginLongtaitouFestival.C.SchoolsaskstudentstolearnaboutLongtaitouFestival.D.CookingtraditionalfoodsispopularduringLongtaitouFestival.60.Whichofthefollowingisthebestsubtitle(小标题)forStep3?

A.CooksomefoodsB.CreatetheprojectC.EnjoybeautifulsightsD.Introducetheproject61.Howdoesthewriterfeelabouttheproject-basedlearning?

A.Meaningful.B.Doubtful.C.Surprised.D.Difficult.ChenJingisa52-year-oldwomanfromBozhouineastChina’sAnhuiProvince.Shehasturnedherchildhoodloveformartialarts(武术)storiesintoalifelongloveforWuqinxi.ThistraditionalChineseexercise,inspired(启发)bythemovementsoffiveanimals,wascreated1,800yearsagobyHuaTuo,afamousdoctor.Theexercisemimics(模仿)theactionsoftigers,deer,bears,apes,andbirds.In2011,WuqinxiwasaddedtoChina’snationalintangibleculturalheritage(中国非物质文化遗产)list.ChenJingisaninheritorofWuqinxiandhasspentover40yearsbringingthisancientexercisebacktolifeandintroducingittoothers.ShelovesWuqinxibecauseitmakesthebodystrong,calmsthemind,andhelpspeoplerelax.ChenhasworkedhardtointroduceWuqinxitoschools,communities,andtouristspots.Since2005,shehasvisitedmorethan30countries,liketheUnitedStates,Germany,andFrance,toshowpeoplethisspecialexercise.Besidesteachinginperson,ChenhasmademanyteachingvideosonlinesopeopleeverywherecanlearnWuqinxiwhenevertheywant.“ManyforeignershavepraisedWuqinxi’sbenefits(益处),”Chensaid.Herbiggestdreamistoshowthisculturaltreasuretothewholeworld.62.WhatisWuqinxiinspiredby?

A.ThedancestylesoftraditionalChineseopera.B.Thefightingactionsoffamousmartialartists.C.ThemovementsofanancientChineseexercise.D.Theactionsoftigers,deer,bears,apes,andbirds.63.WhatadvantagesdoesChenJingthinkpracticingWuqinxihave?

A.Itisusedforfightingandsportsgames.B.Itmakesthebodystrong,calmsthemind,andhelpspeoplerelax.C.Ithelpspeopleloseweightfastandbuildmuscles.D.Itcanmakesickpeoplewellandtaketheplaceofdoctors.64.Whatdoes“inheritor”inparagraph2probablymean?

A.Apersonwhocreatessomethingnew.B.Apersonwhoteachesothersskills.C.Apersonwhokeepsatraditionalive.D.Apersonwhodislikesancientculture.65.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutChenJing’seffortstospreadWuqinxi?

A.ShethinksWuqinxiisonlyusefulforolderpeople.B.SheonlyteachesWuqinxitopeopleinherhometown.C.ShebelievesWuqinxiistoodifficultforforeignerstolearn.D.ShespreadsWuqinxibothonlineandoffline.Mygrandmother,Mary,issointogardening.Shespendsmostofhertimeinheryard.Inspring,sheplantsseeds(种子)andenjoysthebeautifulflowers.Whenautumncomes,shegetsbusygettingfruitsandcollectingfallenleaves.Throughhercare,theyardbecomesalivingworkofartthatchangeswitheveryseason.However,gardeningisn’talwayseasy,andmygrandmameetswithdifficultiestoo.Foryears,abigappletreeneverhadanyfruit.Mygrandmatriedalmosteverything:shereadgardeningbooks,searchedonline,andeventalkedandsangtothetree.Butnothingworked.Finally,GrandmaaskedherfriendJamie,anexpert,forhelp.“Maybeyoushouldhitthebottomofthetreetostimulateitsroots(刺激它的根),”Jamiesaid.Grandmathoughtitwasstrange.Butshedecidedtogiveitatry.Someneighborscameouttowatchandthoughtshewascrazy.However,Grandmadidn’tgiveupandtriediteveryday.Tohersurprise,somethingamazinghappenedthenextspring.Flowersbegantogrowontheappletree,andbyautumn,itsbranches(树枝)wereheavywithfruit.Mygrandmawassoexcitedthatsheinvitedallofustoenjoytheapples.Now,Grandmaoftensaysthat,justlikethetree,wetoomustsometimesfacechallengestogrowstronger.66.WhydoesGrandmaMaryspendsomuchtimeinheryard?

A.Sheworksthereasapart-timejob.B.Shehasnofriendsafterwork.C.Shehasastronginterestingardening.D.Sheneedstogrowfoodforherfamily.67.Whatwastheproblemwiththeappletree?

A.Itdidn’tproduceapplesforalongtime.B.Itsleavesfelloffduringthesummer.C.Itbecamesickwithinsectsinspring.D.Itgrewtootallandkeptoutthesunlight.68.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph3referto?

A.Theappletree.B.Grandma’sgardening.C.Wateringthetree’sroots.D.Hittingthebottomofthetree.AnewstudyfromNanjingUniversityfoundthatthedunes(沙丘)inwesternChina’sdesertsaremovingmoreslowlynow.Accordingtothestudy,dunesforminplaceswithalotofsandandlittlewater.Theychangeshapeandmovedependingonhowthewindblows.TheteamstudieddunesinwesternChina’sdesertsusingpicturesfrom1986to2021.Satellites(卫星)tookthesepicturesfromthesky.Theteamfoundoutthatthemovementspeedofduneshassloweddownby30percent.Intheareawiththefastestdrop,thespeedofdunemovementhasdroppedfromabout9meterseachyearto4.5meterseachyearThemainreasonisthatthewindisnotasstrong,soitcarrieslesssand,notedChinaScienceDaily.Thisfindingsupportstheideaof“globalwindstilling”.Itmeanswindnearthegroundisslowingdownworldwide.Astheslowerwindtakesawaylesssand,sandstormshappenlessoften.Thishelpsplantsgrowbackindryareas.However,slowernear-groundwindcanalsomakewindpowerworklesswell.Itmightalsomakeitharderforpollutiontogoaway,saidresearchersfromNanjingUniversity.69.Whatcausesdunestomove,accordingtothestudy?

A.B.C.D.70.Howdidtheteamstudythedunes?

A.Byvisitingthedesertseveryyear.B.Byaskinglocalpeopleaboutthedunes.C.Byusingsatellitepicturesfrom1986to2021.D.Bymeasuringtheduneswithspecialtoolsontheground.71.Whatisthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents?a.Windspeedslowsdownneartheground.b.Thewindcarrieslesssand.c.Therearefewersandstorms.d.Plantsgrowbackindryareas.

A.a-c-b-dB.a-b-c-dC.b-a-d-cD.c-b-a-d72.Whatmighthappenifground-levelwindkeepsgettingslower?

A.Windpowerworksmoreeasily.B.Therewillbelessairpollutionincitiesnearthedesert.C.Strongertyphoonswillformmoreoftenovertheoceans.D.Desertscouldgraduallybecomelesssandyandgreener.七、任务型阅读Onedayinclass,theteacherheldupabigredapple.Standingatthefrontoftheclass,shesaid,“Takeadeepbreathandtellmewhatyousmellintheair!”Agirlhappilyputupherhandandsaid,“Icansmellthesweetsmelloftheapple.”Theteacherwalkedaroundtheclassroomandencouragedeachstudenttosniff(嗅)theairagain.Halfofthestudentsraisedtheirhandstoshowtheycouldsmellit.Theteacherreturnedtothefrontoftheclassroom.Sheaskedonceagainifthestudentscouldsme

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