2025~2026学年安徽马鞍山市第七中学下学期第三次教学质量监测九年级英语学科

2025~2026学年安徽马鞍山市第七中学下学期第三次教学质量监测九年级英语学科一、单项选择1.—Sharedcustomsandtraditionscanactasa________betweenthepastandthepresent.—Exactly.Theyhelpusunderstandourrootswhilelivinginmoderntimes.

A．wallB．mirrorC．distanceD．bridge2.—Youlooktired.You________havestayeduplatelastnight.—Yes.Iwaspreparingforthespeechcompetition.

A．canB．mustC．wouldD．need3.—________isitfromyourhometothenearestsubwaystation?—Aboutaten-minutewalk.

A．HowoftenB．HowfarC．HowlongD．Howsoon4.Inordertoprotecttheenvironment,moreandmorepeople________usingreusablebags.

A．giveupB．putupC．takeupD．getup5.—Thecaketastessonice.Whomadeit?—It________bymygrandma.Sheisgoodatbaking.

A．makesB．madeC．ismadeD．wasmade6.BythetimeIgottothecinema,themovie________forabouttenminutes.

A．hasbegunB．hasbeenonC．hadbegunD．hadbeenon7.Youshouldlearntomakedecisionsbyyourself.Don’talways________yourparents.

A．dependonB．comeonC．turnonD．puton8.—Iwonderifwe________tothesciencemuseumtomorrow.—Ifit________rain,wewillgothere.

A．willgo；doesn’tB．go；won’tC．willgo；won’tD．go；doesn’t9.—Doyouknow________?—NextFriday.Wewillhaveathree-dayholiday.

A．whenwewillhavethesportsmeetingB．whenwillwehavethesportsmeetingC．wherewewillhavethesportsmeetingD．wherewillwehavethesportsmeeting10.—I’mworriedaboutthecomingmathexam.—________.Youhavepreparedwellforit.

A．BadluckB．TakeiteasyC．WithpleasureD．You’rewelcome二、完形填空WhenIwasinGrade8,IwasnotgoodatEnglish.IwasevenafraidoftheEnglishclass.Mypronunciationwaspoor,andIoften11words.Oneday,myEnglishteacher,Ms.Li,askedmetoreadapassagealoud.IwassonervousthatImademanymistakes.Someclassmates12atme.IfeltsoashamedthatIwantedtogiveup.Afterclass,Ms.Licalledmetoheroffice.Shedidn’t13me.Instead,shesaidgently,“Don’tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.That’showwe14.”Shegavemeasmallnotebookandaskedmetowritedownfivenewwordseverydayandreadthemaloud.Shealso15metolistentoEnglishsongsandwatchEnglishmovies.Idecidedto16heradvice.Everyday,Ispent20minutespracticingpronunciation.Slowly,IfoundthatEnglishwasnotas17asIthought.MyvocabularygrewandIcouldunderstandmore.Attheendoftheterm,Ms.Liheldaclassspeechcontest.Ichoseashortstoryandpracticeditmorethan50times.WhenIfinishedmyspeech,thewholeclass18.Ms.Lismiledandsaid,“Yousee?Hardwork19.”Now,Englishismyfavoritesubject.Istillkeepthatsmallnotebook.Itremindsmethataslongaswedon’tgiveup,wecanalways20ourweaknesses.11.A．rememberedB．forgotC．understoodD．repeated12.A．shoutedB．laughedC．pointedD．looked13.A．praiseB．helpC．punishD．refuse14.A．learnB．teachC．playD．work15.A．allowedB．forcedC．orderedD．encouraged16.A．refuseB．followC．breakD．doubt17.A．usefulB．boringC．difficultD．interesting18.A．criedB．leftC．clappedD．talked19.A．paysoffB．runsoutC．goesoffD．breaksdown20.A．hideB．showC．createD．overcomeChinahasmadegreatachievementsinspaceexploration.In2021,theTianwen-1probesuccessfully21onMars,makingChinathesecondcountrytolandaroverontheredplanet.TheroverwasnamedZhurong,aftera22fromancientChinesestories.ThenameZhurongshowsthespiritofChinesepeople.Inthestory,Zhurongisthegodoffire.He23lightandwarmthtohumans.BynamingtheroverZhurong,scientistshopeitcanalsobring24knowledgeaboutMars.TheMarsmissionwasvery25.Theprobetraveledabout470millionkilometers.IttooknearlysevenmonthstoreachMars.Thelandingprocesswascalledthe“sevenminutesof26”becauseitwassodifficult.Zhuronghadtoslowdownfrom20,000km/htozeroinjustsevenminutes.Afterlanding,ZhurongworkedonMarsformorethan300days.Itsentbackmanyphotosandvaluable27.ScientistslearnedthattheremighthavebeenwateronMarsalongtimeago.China’sspaceprogramisdeveloping28.Inthefuture,ChinaplanstobuildaresearchstationonthemoonandsendastronautstoMars.Youngpeopleare29bytheseachievementstostudyscienceandhelpthecountrygo30inspace.21.A．landedB．fellC．climbedD．jumped22.A．placeB．animalC．personD．plant23.A．hidesB．bringsC．throwsD．borrows24.A．newB．oldC．wrongD．little25.A．easyB．boringC．dangerousD．challenging26.A．peaceB．dangerC．riskD．joy27.A．moneyB．timeC．informationD．energy28.A．slowlyB．quicklyC．badlyD．carefully29.A．inspiredB．forcedC．stoppedD．troubled30.A．fartherB．closerC．shorterD．higher三、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:Hi,LiMing.Youlookworried.What’swrong?B:31A:Don’tworry.Manystudentsfeelthatwaybeforebigexams.B:32Myparentsexpectmetogetgoodgrades.A:Isee.Haveyoutriedmakingastudyplan?B:33ButIalwaysfeellikeIdon’thaveenoughtime.A:Youcanstartwiththesubjectsyoufindmostdifficult.B:That’sagoodidea.34A:Also,remembertotakebreaks.Studyingallthetimeisn’thelpful.B:You’reright.Iwilltrytorelaxalittle.A:35I’msureyouwilldowell.B:Thankyouforyouradvice.

A．Yes,Ihave.B．ButI’mstillverynervous.C．I’mworriedaboutthecomingexam.D．WhatshouldIdofirst?E．Believeinyourself.F．IfailedtheEnglishexamyesterday.G．Thatsoundsboring.四、阅读理解GreenwoodMiddleSchoolisgoingtoholdaScienceWeeknextmonth.Studentscantakepartindifferentactivities.Hereistheschedule(日程安排):

DayTimeActivityPlaceForGradeMonday3:00PM-4:30PMRobotShowSchoolHall7-9Tuesday4:00PM-5:00PMScienceDrawingCompetitionArtRoom2017Wednesday2:30PM-4:00PMModelRocketWorkshopScienceLab18-9Thursday3:30PM-5:00PM“WhyistheSkyBlue?”LectureLibraryHall7-9Friday2:00PM-4:30PMSchoolTriptoScienceMuseumMeetattheschoolgate7-9Notes:·Eachstudentcanjoinuptotwoactivities.·Signup(报名)beforeMay15thontheschoolwebsite.·Fortheschooltrip,studentsneedtobringtheirownlunchandanotebook.·Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleaseemailMr.Chenatchenwei@.36.HowlongdoestheRobotShowlast?

A．Onehour.B．Oneandahalfhours.C．Twohours.D．Twoandahalfhours.37.WhichactivityisonlyforGrade8andGrade9students?

A．RobotShow.B．ScienceDrawingCompetition.C．ModelRocketWorkshop.D．“WhyistheSkyBlue?”Lecture.38.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Studentscanjoinalltheactivitiesiftheywant.B．TheScienceDrawingCompetitionisonMondayafternoon.C．StudentsneedtosignupbeforeMay15th.D．Theschooltripstartsat3:00PMonFriday.Doyouoftenuseasharedbike?InmanyChinesecities,sharedbikeshavebecomeapopularwaytogetaround.Theyarecheap,greenandconvenient(方便的).Youcanunlockabikebyscanning(扫描)aQRcodewithyourphoneandleaveitanywherewhenyoufinishriding.However,sharedbikesalsobringsomeproblems.Somepeopleparktheminthemiddleoftheroadoreventhrowthemintorivers.OthersbreaktheQRcodesorlockthebikeswiththeirownlocks.Thesebadbehaviourscausetroubleforotherusersandthebike-sharingcompanies.Tosolvetheseproblems,manycitieshavetakenactions.InBeijing,specialparkingareasforsharedbikeshavebeensetup.Ifyoudon’tparkthebikeintherightarea,youmayhavetopayanextrafee.Somecitieshavealsomaderulestopunishpeoplewhodamagethebikes.Asusers,weshouldalsodoourpart.Weshouldparksharedbikesproperlyandtreatthemwithcare.Afterall,sharedbikesaretheretomakeourlifeeasier.Let’sworktogethertokeepthisgreenwayoftraveling.39.Whatcanweinferaboutpeoplewhoparksharedbikesinthemiddleoftheroad?

A．Theydon’tknowhowtoridebikes.B．Theydon’tcareaboutothers’convenience.C．Theywanttosaveparkingfees.D．Theypreferwalkingtoriding.40.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“behaviours”inParagraph2referto?

A．Waysofridingbikes.B．Actionsthatcauseproblems.C．Rulesmadebythegovernment.D．Suggestionsfromusers.41.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardssharedbikes?

A．Hethinkstheyshouldbebanned.B．Hesupportsthembutcallsforproperuse.C．Hebelievestheyaretooexpensive.D．Hethinkstheyareonlyforyoungpeople.Everyyear,millionsofbirdsmigrate(迁徙)fromoneplacetoanother.Theyflythousandsofkilometerstofindfoodorbetterweather.Butmigrationisnoteasy.Manybirdsdieduringthejourneybecauseofbadweather,lackoffood,orhumanactivities.Oneofthebiggestdangerstomigratingbirdsislightpollution.Tallbuildingswithbrightlightsatnightcanconfusebirds.Birdsusestarstofindtheirway.Whentheyseebrightcitylights,theymayflytowardthemandcrashintobuildings.ScientistssaythatintheUnitedStatesalone,uptoonebillionbirdsdieeachyearfromcrashingintobuildings.Tohelpbirds,somecitieshavestarted“LightsOut”programs.Duringmigrationseasons,theyaskbuildingownerstoturnoffunnecessarylightsatnight.NewYorkCity’sprogramhasreducedbirddeathsby60%insomeareas.Peoplecanalsohelpinotherways.Youcanputstickersonyourwindowssobirdscanseetheglass.Youcanalsokeepyourcatinsideduringmigrationseasons,ascatskillmanybirds.Everysmallactioncanmakeabigdifference.Byworkingtogether,wecanhelpbirdscompletetheirlonganddangerousjourneysafely.42.Whydobirdsmigrateaccordingtothetext?

A．Tofindbetterplacestobuildnests.B．Tolookforfoodorgoodweather.C．Toavoidbeingcaughtbyhumans.D．Tofollowotherbirds.43.Howdoeslightpollutionharmmigratingbirds?

A．Itmakesthemlosetheirwayandcrashintobuildings.B．Itmakesthemtoohottofly.C．Itstopsthemfromfindingwater.D．Itscaresthemaway.44.Whatcanwelearnfromthe“LightsOut”program?

A．Ithascompletelysolvedtheproblem.B．ItisonlyeffectiveinNewYorkCity.C．Ithashelpedreducebirddeaths.D．Itrequirespeopletokeepcatsinside.45.Whatisthemainpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A．Tosummarizethedangersbirdsface.B．Toencourageeveryonetotakeaction.C．Tointroducenewwaystohelpbirds.D．Tocriticizepeoplewhoharmbirds.Inrecentyears,“forestbathing”hasbecomeapopularwaytorelax.Butithasnothingtodowithtakingabathintheforest.Forestbathingmeansspendingtimeinaforest,usingallyoursensestoexperiencenature.TheideacamefromJapaninthe1980s.InJapanese,itiscalled“Shinrin-yoku”.Studieshaveshownthatforestbathingcanlowerbloodpressure,reducestress,andimproveyourmood.Whenyouwalkslowlyintheforest,youbreatheinphytoncides—specialoilsthattreesgiveoff.Theseoilscanhelpyourbodyfightillness.Unlikehiking,forestbathingisnotaboutexerciseorreachingadestination(目标).It’saboutbeingpresentinnature.Youmightsitquietlyandlistentotheleaves,touchthetreebark(树皮),orsmelltheflowers.Youdon’tneedtogofar.Evenasmallparkoragardencanwork.Expertssuggestdoingforestbathingforatleasttwohourseachtime.Butifyouarebusy,even20minutesinagreenspacecanhelp.Putyourphoneawayandjustenjoybeingoutside.Sonexttimeyoufeelstressed,tryvisitingapark.Youdon’tneedanyspecialequipment(设备)—justyourselfandanopenmind.46.Whatis“forestbathing”?

A．Takingabathinaforestpool.B．Exercisinghardintheforest.C．Experiencingnaturewithallyoursenses.D．Collectingspecialoilsfromtrees.47.Whatisthedifferencebetweenforestbathingandhiking?

A．Hikingismorerelaxing.B．Forestbathingdoesnotneedadestinationorexercise.C．Hikingisbetterforhealth.D．ForestbathingcanonlybedoneinJapan.48.Whatdoestheauthorimplybysaying“Youdon’tneedtogofar”inParagraph3?

A．Forestbathingcanonlybedoneinbigforests.B．Youcanpracticeforestbathinginnearbygreenspaces.C．Walkingtoofarisbadforyourhealth.D．Forestbathingrequiresspecialtraining.Doyouoftenfindyourselfsaying,“I’llstartstudyingtomorrow?”Ifso,youarenotalone.Procrastination—theactofdelaying(延迟)things—isacommonproblemamongstudents.Butwhydoweprocrastinate?Scientistshavefoundthatwhenwefaceataskwedon’tenjoy,thebrainfeelspain.Tostopthatpain,thebrainlooksforsomethingmorepleasant,likewatchingvideosorcheckingsocialmedia.Thisisnotlaziness.Itishowourbrainsarewired.Thegoodnewsisthatprocrastinationcanbebeaten.Herearethreemethodsthatwork:Method1:The5-MinuteRule—Tellyourselfyouwillworkonthetaskforjustfiveminutes.Afterfiveminutes,youcanstop.Mostofthetime,youwillkeepgoingbecausestartingisthehardestpart.Method2:BreakItDown—Bigtasksfeelscary.Breakabigtaskintosmall,easysteps.Insteadof“writea1,000-wordessay”,startwith“writethreesentences”.Method3:RemoveTemptations(诱惑)—Putyourphoneinanotherroom.Turnoffnotifications(通知).Makeithardtodoanythingexceptyourwork.49.Accordingtothetext,whydopeopleprocrastinate?

A．Becausetheyarelazy.B．Becausetheirbraintriestoavoidpain.C．Becausetheyhavetoomuchtime.D．Becausetheydon’tknowhowtostart.50.Whatisthe“5-MinuteRule”?

A．Workforfiveminutesandthenstopforever.B．Workforfiveminutesandthentakealongbreak.C．Startbyworkingforjustfiveminutes.D．Onlyworkontasksthattakefiveminutes.51.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestdoingwithabigtask?

A．Leavingitforlater.B．Askingsomeoneelsetodoit.C．Breakingitintosmallersteps.D．Doingitallatonce.52.Whydoestheauthorsay“Thisisnotlaziness”inParagraph2?

A．Toexplainthatprocrastinationisachoice.B．Tocorrectacommonmisunderstandingaboutprocrastination.C．Toprovethatlazypeopleneverprocrastinate.D．Toshowthatprocrastinationisimpossibletochange.五、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，并用英语回答问题(请注意每小题后面的词数要求)。Doyouknowthatyourbraincanchangeandgrow?Thisabilityiscalled“neuroplasticity”.Foralongtime,scientiststhoughtthattheadultbraincouldnotchange.Butnowweknowthatthebraincancreatenewconnectionsbetweencellsatanyage.Whenyoulearnsomethingnew,likeplayingtheguitarorspeakingalanguage,yourbrainbuildsnewpathways.Themoreyoupractice,thestrongerthesepathwaysbecome.That’swhypracticereallymakesperfect.Evenifyouarenotgoodatsomethingatfirst,yourbraincangetbetterwitheffort.Thisiscalleda“growthmindset”.Peoplewithagrowthmindsetbelievetheycanimprovethroughhardwork.Theyarenotafraidofchallengesormistakes.Onthe