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2025~2026学年山东淄博市高新区度第二学期阶段性学业质量检测初四英语试卷一、阅读理解

StayawayfromthefluWeallwanttoavoidgettingtheflu.Astudyshowsthatthefluvirus(病毒)canliveonyourhandsforalongtime.Washingyourhandscarefullywithsoapcanstopgerms(细菌)fromspreading.Ifyourfacefeelshot,youshouldtakeyourtemperaturerightaway.Liedownandgetenoughrest.Formorewaystoavoidtheflu,pleasecallHealthLineat848-1313.SleepwellGettingenoughsleepisalsoimportantforstayinghealthy.Trytogotobedatthesametimeeachnight.Avoideatingorwatchingfilmsinbed.Developingahealthyroutinewillhelpyourbodyknowwhentorest.Oral(口腔的)healthOralhealthisveryimportant.Brushyourteethatleasttwiceadayandvisitadentistatleastonceayear.Doingthesethingsisnotonlygoodforyouroralhealthbutalsogoodforthewholebody.Themouthislikea“mirror”ofyourhealth.Formorewaystoprotectyourteeth,pleasee-mailusathealth@.____▲____Astudyshowsthatmanyillnesseshavesomethingtodowithlittleornoexercise.It’simportanttoexerciseoften.Trytoexercisefor30minutesaday,3ormoredaysaweek.Ifyou’reabouttomissyourexercisetoday,thinkaboutyourhealth.Formoreinformation,pleasecallHealthLineat438-2000.1.Accordingtothetext,whatshouldyoudofirstifyourfacefeelshot?

A.Liedownandgetenoughrest.B.CallHealthLineatonceforadvice.C.Takeyourtemperaturerightaway.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthewaystokeephealthy?

A.Youcanwatchfilmsinbedtorelaxbeforesleep.B.Youneedtobrushyourteethatleasttwiceaday.C.Youmustexercisefor60minuteseverysingleday.3.Whatcanbethebestsubtitle(小标题)forthefourthpart?

A.KnowaboutillnessesB.ExerciseoftenC.TheresultofthestudyInChangsha,HunanProvince,thereisaspecialplaceatYingbinRoadSubwayStation.Itiscalledtheemotiontransitioncenter(情绪中转站).Manypeoplevisitthecentertorelaxandfeelbetter.Insidethecenter,thereisamood(情绪)wall.Onthewall,therearedifferentbuttons(按钮)like“Happy”,“Loving”,“Unhappy”,andmore.Peoplecanpressthebuttonthatbestshowshowtheyfeel.Themostpopularbuttonis“SuperHappy”.Sofar,ithasbeenpressedover660,000times!Buttonslike“Loving”and“Pleased”arealsooftenpressed.Peoplecanalsohugsofttoysandtakephotoswiththem.Thesetoyscanhelpthemfeellessstressed.Thereisalsoasoftwallforpunching(击打)practice.Ascreenshowshowstrongthepunchis—theharderyouhit,thehigherthenumber.Thecenterhasattractedalotofattentionfromvisitorsfromdifferentplaces.YuQingisfromNingbo.Shesawpicturesofthecenteronlineandthoughtitwassocoolthatshedecidedtovisitit.Afterpressingthe“SuperLove”button,shesaidshereallyenjoyedit.TangMinghaoisa6-year-oldboyfromShaoyang.Healsovisitedthecenterandfeltveryhappy.ShenJunwenisa22-year-oldstudentfromTianjin.Hesaidthatthecenterhelpspeopleunderstandtheiremotionsandlearnhowtomanagethem.Now,theemotiontransitioncenterhasbecomeverypopularonline.Manypeoplesayithelpsthemfeelgoodandmanagestress.4.Whatisthemostpopularbuttononthemoodwall?

A.Loving.B.Unhappy.C.SuperHappy.5.Whatcanvisitorsdoatthecenterbesidespressingbuttons?

A.Hugsofttoys.B.Watchmovies.C.Listentomusic.6.WhydidYuQingcometovisitthecenter?

A.Becauseherfriendinvitedher.B.Becauseshewasfeelingunhappy.C.Becauseshethoughtitwascool.7.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A.Differentwaystorelaxatthesubwaystation.B.AspecialemotiontransitioncenterinChangsha.C.Popularbuttonsonthemoodwallinthecenter.Animalsareourfriendsandtheyplayanimportantroleinhelpinghumans.InAfrica,thereisaspecialrelationshipbetweenhoneyguidebirdsandpeople.Thesebirdsflyfromtreetotreeandguidepeopletobeenests(巢穴)whichareusuallyfoundinsidetrees.Whenpeopleopenthetreestofindhoney,thebirdscanenjoytheirfavoritefood—beeswax(蜂蜡).Thisshowshowanimalsandhumanscanworktogetherinnature.Somedogsarebeingtrainedtosmellcancer(癌症)atthePennVetWorkingDogCenter.Scientistsbelievethatthesetraineddogscanhelpdoctorsfindcancerfasterintherightway.Thisshowshowanimalscanhelpimprovemedicaltests.Havingasnakewrapped(用……缠绕)aroundyourneckmaynotbeagoodexperienceforyou.Monty,a13-year-oldsnake,hasbeenhelpingpeoplerelaxinthisway.It’snottrainedtodothejob.Itisjustdancing,likeanyothersnakewouldwhenit’saroundaperson’sneck.Thisshowshowanimalscanoffercomfortinsurprisingways.TheGuideHorseFoundationhasbeentrainingverysmallhorses(thosestanding34inchesorless)tohelpblindpeoplesince1999.Someblindpeoplewantaguideanimalwithalongerlife,sothehorsesaregoodchoicesfortheblindpeople.Theycanlivefrom30to40years.Thisshowshowanimalscanoffersupportinunexpectedways.Alltheseexamplesshowthatanimalsplaydifferentrolesinourlives,anditisimportantforustothinkabouthowwetreatthem.8.WhatmightpeopleinAfricathinkofhoneyguidebirds?

A.Useful.B.Harmful.C.Lovely.9.WhatcandogsbetrainedtodoatthePennVetWorkingDogCenter?

A.Helppeoplefindlostpets.B.Helpdoctorsfindcancer.C.Findhiddendanger.10.Whydosomeblindpeoplechoosesmallguidehorses?

A.Becausetheycanliveforalongertime.B.Becausetheyareeasiertokeepclean.C.Becausetheyarefriendliertopeople.11.Whatwillthewritermostprobablytalkaboutnext?

A.Acallforpeopletorespectandprotectanimals.B.Moreexamplesofanimalshelpinghumans.C.Thehistoryoftrainingguidehorsesfortheblind.LocatedinQinghai,China,ChakaSaltLakeisoneofthemostbeautifulsaltlakes.Itisabout3,100metersabovesealevel,andithasatotalareaofabout105squarekilometers.Itisrichinsalt,withaheavysaltbedclosetothelakesurface.Thatmakesthelakeamainsourceofsaltinourcountry.Onaclearday,thelakeoffersabeautifulreflectionofthebluesky.Thatiswhypeoplecallit“themirrorofthesky”.Asthesunrisesandsets,thelaketurnsintoacolorfulcanvas(画布).Thebeautifulsunriseandsunsetviewsarethemostbeautiful.Becauseofitswonderfulviews,peopleseethelakeasoneofthe“must-visit”placesinChina.EveryJuly,largenumbersofvisitorsbegintocrowdintoChakaSaltLake.AndthesituationusuallylastsuntiltheendofAugust.Theyjustdon’twanttomissthebesttimetogothere.Breathinginthesaltyairwiththesummerbreezeisgoodforyourhealth.Ifyouwanttogoonatriptothelake,thefollowingtipsmaybehelpful.*Donoteatthesaltinthelakedirectly.*Wearsunglassesandahatbecauseofthestrongsunlight.*Youcan’tstoptakingphotos,soyou’dbettertakeyourcamerawithyou.*Preparesomemedicinefortheweakandtheelderly.Whenyoutraveltosuchabeautifulworldofsaltwithsnowymountainsaround,youwillfeellikeyouareinafairyland(仙境).12.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytalkabout?

A.HowpopularChakaSaltLakeis.B.OthernamesofChakaSaltLake.C.ThebeautifulviewsofChakaSaltLake.13.WhenisthebesttimetovisitChakaSaltLake?

A.Inspring.B.Insummer.C.Inwinter.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“summerbreeze”mean?

A.Lightwind.B.Heavyrain.C.Softsnow.15.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A.ToexplainhowsaltismadeinQinghai.B.TodescribethehistoryofChakaSaltLake.C.TointroduceChakaSaltLakeandgivetraveltips.阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。选项中有一项为多余选项。Itwasjustbefore2:30pminmyhometown,Wenchuan.Iwashavingamusiclessonatschool.16Itwasanearthquake!Peoplewereshoutingallaroundme.Ijumpedtomyfeetandrushedoutside.Iwasshockedtofindalltheotherbuildingswerereducedtopieces.Iwasshakingalloverwithfear.17Icanneverforgetthosesoldiers,firemen,doctorsandnurses.Dayandnight,theyracedagainsttimetosaveasmanypeopleaspossible.Iwasdeeplytouchedbytheircourageandhardwork.18AndIdid!Igraduatedfromcollegeandbecameanurse.Oneday,Iheardanotherhospitalneededsupport.Rightaway,Isigneduptohelp.Istillrememberedthewarmthofthosehelpinghands12yearsago.19Theworkwasbynomeanseasy.Theheadnurse,YeMan,gavemealotofhelp.Forme,shewasapatientteacherandakindfriend.However,thiswasn’tthebeginningofourconnection.ShehadofferedahelpinghandtoWenchuan12yearsago.Canyouimaginemysurprise?Atthattimeshewasmyage,andalsoanewnurse,justlikeme!20Loveleadstolove,andsocreatesacircleofgoodwillandkindness.

A.Itwastimeformetooffermine.B.Ihopedthatthehospitalwouldgivemeawarmplacetostay.C.SoImadeupmymindtobecomeoneofthem.D.Suddenly,thegroundshookhardandIwasthrowntothefloor.E.Eventoday,Istillfeelluckytohavehadsuchanamazingexperienceinlife.F.Then,apairofstronghandsreachedouttome—Iwassaved!二、完形填空Severalstudentscametotheirteacher,askingforadviceaboutmakingchoices.Insteadofreplying,theteachertookthemtoa21.Itwasautumnandtherewasalotoffruitonthetrees.Heaskedthemtowalkfromoneendoftheforesttotheother,andtoldeachstudentto22thebestfruit,withoutturningbackormakingasecondchoice.Thestudentssetoff,andastheymadetheirwaythroughtheforest,theyeachchosethefruitthey23thebest.Whentheyreachedtheotherendoftheforest,theteacherwasalready24forthem.Heaskediftheyhadallchosenthefruittheyfeltwasthebest.Insteadofansweringdirectly,thestudentsfirstlookedateachotherandthenturnedtheir25backtotheteacher.Theirteacherthenasked,“What’swrong?Aren’tyou26withyourchoices?”Onestudentaskedwhetherhecouldchooseagain.Heexplained,“WhenIwalkedintotheforest,I27alargeandbeautifulapple,butIwantedtofindabetterone.WhenIgottotheendoftheforest,IrealizedthattheappleIhadseenatthebeginningwasthe28.”Anotherstudentexplainedthathehada29experience.Hemadeaquickchoice.Hepickedafruitearly,butlaterhefoundmanybetterfruitsalongtheway.Healsoaskedwhetherhecouldchooseagain.Theirteachersmiled,andaskedthestudents,“So,mydearstudents,doyouhavemanysecond30inlife?”21.A.parkB.gardenC.forest22.A.pickB.growC.sell23.A.doubtedB.forgotC.considered24.A.caringB.waitingC.looking25.A.purposeB.attentionC.interest26.A.satisfiedB.carefulC.angry27.A.gotB.sharedC.saw28.A.worstB.bestC.smallest29.A.differentB.commonC.similar30.A.choicesB.chancesC.plans三、短文填空阅读下面短文并填空,然后将答案写到答题卡的相应位置(如有提示词,则填入提示词的正确形式;如无提示词,则填入1个适当的单词)InavillageinDali,China,a65-year-oldgrandmanamedYangJulanmakesbeautifultie-dye(扎染)scarves.Shehangstheminheryardtodryinthesun.Soon,thesescarves31(travel)allthewaytotheNetherlands.YanglivesnearabiglakecalledErhai.Shedidn’tthinkanyonewouldwantherhandmadescarvesanymore,32shestoppedmakingthemyearsago.Butrecently,thingshavechanged.ZhangHanmingrewupinYang’svillage,wherethevillagershavepasseddowntie-dyeforgenerations(几代人).WhileworkinginBeijing,shefoundthatpeopleincitiesliked33(tradition)craftslikeembroidery(刺绣)andtie-dye.So,shecamebackhomeandstartedtomaketie-dyescarves.Shemadenewdesignsandtaughtvisitors34(make)tie-dyescarvestoo.Becauseofherwork,morepeoplewantedthescarves.Yangstarteddyeingagain.“Theyoungpeoplehelped35(we)oldcraftcomebacktolife,”shesaidwithasmile.Tie-dyeis36ancientcraftwithahistoryof2,000years.ItwaslistedaspartofChina’sintangibleculturalheritage(遗产)372006.Now,manyyoungpeoplearehelpingoldcraftslikethisbecomepopularagain.Theysellthemonline.38(million)ofpeoplewatchvideosaboutthem.Duringbigshoppingdays,peoplebuymanyoftheseoldcrafts.BrianLindenisaforeigner.He39(live)inDaliformorethantenyears.“Heritageproductshavebecomepartofdailylifearoundtheworld.Thesebeautifulthings40(true)showtheworldthecharm(魅力)ofChineseculture,”hesaid.四、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,按照题目要求用英语回答问题,并将答案写到答题卡的相应位置。Onceuponatime,therewasafarmerwhoworkedhardinhisfieldeveryday.Hewasalwaysworriedabouthisriceseedlingsgrowingtooslowly.Everyday,hewalkedintohisfield,lookedattheshortgreenplantsandsighed(叹气).“Howcanyougrowfaster?”hethoughtdayandnight.Onemorning,hehadanidea.“Icanhelpthemgrowfaster!”hethought.Herushedintothefieldandcarefullypulledtheseseedlingsupward,makingthemalllookabittaller.Heworkedfrommorningtillevening,feelingtiredbutexcited.“Great!Nowmyseedlingswillgrowmuchtallerinashorttime!”hesaidproudlytohimself.Thenextday,thefarmerwenttohisfieldhappilytoseehistallercrops.Buthissmiledisappeared.A

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