2025~2026学年山东菏泽市鄄城县度下学期第二次质量监测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年山东菏泽市鄄城县度下学期第二次质量监测九年级英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A．It’scute.B．Hehasacat.C．Theblackone.2.

A．Goodidea.B．Manythanks.C．Metoo.3.

A．It’ssweet.B．Beefnoodles.C．At7o’clock.4.

A．Ithinkso.B．Hereitis.C．Takeiteasy.5.

A．I’lldrivethere.B．It’sapleasure.C．Noproblem.6.HowisTomfeelingnow?

A．OK.B．Sleepy.C．Worried.7.WhereisWendygoing?

A．Tothesupermarket.B．Tothetoyshop.C．Tothemusicshop.8.Wherearethetwospeakersprobably?

A．Ataschool.B．Inarestaurant.C．Inacomputershop.听材料，回答以下小题。9.What’sthematterwiththeman?

A．Hehasastomachache.B．Hehasaheadache.C．Hehasatoothache.10.Whatisthewoman’ssuggestion?

A．Togetenoughsleep.B．Tobrushteetheveryday.C．Tohavebreakfastontime.听材料，回答以下小题。11.WhatproblemdoesMikehave?

A．Hefeelslonelyatschool.B．Hecan’tfinishhishomework.C．Heargueswithhisbestfriend.12.Whatadvicedoesthegirlgive?

A．Towritealettertohisfriend.B．Toasktheteacherforhelp.C．Toinvitehisfriendtodinner.听材料，回答以下小题。13.Whoaretheytalkingabout?

A．Apoet.B．Athinker.C．Anovelist.14.Whatisthenameofthebook?

A．TheLittlePrince.B．LeavesofGrass.C．TheArtofWar.15.HowwillKategetacopyofthebook?

A．Shewillbuyone.B．Shewillborrowone.C．Shewilldownloadone.二、听力填空

InformationontheAirMuseumExhibitsInthemuseum,youcansee14016planes.TransportationYoucangettherebycarorby17.OpeninghoursInwinter,itcloses18thaninsummer,atfiveo’clock.TicketpricesChildrenandstudents:19pounds.Specialservice

Visitorscan20thecountrysidefromtheair.

OnlyonSundays,andyoushouldbookthistripaweekbefore.三、阅读理解

OnApril5,2026,WangChuqinandSunYingshawonbigattheITTFWorldCupinMacao,China.SunYingshabeatWangManyu4:1togetherthirdwomen’ssinglestitleinarow.WangChuqinplayedahardseven-gamefinalandbeatMatsushimaSoraofJapan4:3.ItwashisfirstWorldCupsinglestitle.ManyChinesefanswereexcitedandproudoftheirgreatshows.ArtParis2026iscoming!ItwillbeheldfromApril9to12attheGrandPalaisinParis,France.Over160galleriesfrom30countrieswillbringmodernandcontemporaryart.Peoplecanenjoypaintings,photos,andsculptures.Therearealsotalksandshowsforartlovers.Itisagoodchancetolearnaboutdifferentculturesthroughbeautifulart.The2026WorldRobotConference(WRC)willtakeplaceinBeijingfromAugust8to12.Robotsfrom16countrieswilljoininthecompetitions.Theycanrun,jump,playgames,andtalkwithpeople.Somerobotshelpwithhouseworkorworkinfactories.Studentsandscientistswillcometowatchandlearn.Itshowshowrobotsmakeourliveseasierandmoreinteresting.21.WhodidWangChuqinbeatinthefinaloftheWorldCup?

A．FanZhendong.B．MatsushimaShoku.C．SunYingsha.22.WhatisthemainideaofNews2?

A．ArtParis2026isagreatinternationalartevent.B．Parisisfamousforitslonghistoryanddeliciousfood.C．Paintingsarethemostpopularartformintheworld.23.WhatcanweinferfromNews3?

A．Allrobotscanworkinfactories.B．Onlystudentscanwatchtherobotgames.C．Robotsarebecomingmoreusefulinourlives.JianChuntianrunsacoffeeshopinXi’an,ShaanxiProvince.Theshopishelpinghimrealizehisdreamofhelpingpoorchildren.Hismethodisalittledifferent—hegivesfreeicecreamstothosewhodonate(捐赠)thingssuchasclothesandtoys,whichhesendstochildreninpoorareas.Jianstartedhisshopin2016.Onthedayitopened,hemadearuletoencouragepeopletohelpthoseinneed.Thetoydonationprojectisenvironmentallyfriendlyandcanbringhappinesstopoorchildren.Also,thechildrenwhodonatetoyscanfinditinterestingbecausetheygettheirfavoriteicecreamsasrewards(奖励).Infouryears,the36-year-oldhasreceivedmorethan15,000toys.“WhenIwasavolunteerteacherinapoorvillage,Ifoundthatmanychildrentheredidn’tneeddesks,chairs,orpens.Theyneededsomethingtoplaywith,”hesaid.SinceJian’sshopisclosetotwoprimaryschools,studentsoftenvisititafterschool.Sometimes,theywanttoeaticecreambuthavenomoneyortoystoexchange.SoJiancameupwithanotheridea—offeringicecreamsinexchangeforcigarettebutts(烟头).Childrencanpickuptwentycigarettebuttsforoneicecream.Theyhavepickedupabout50,000buttsinthepastthreeyears.“Ihopethatoneday,whentheygrowup,theycanstillrememberthattheybuythemselvesicecreamsintheseways,soIthinktheprojectisverymeaningful,”hesaid.24.WhatisJian’sdream?

A．Beingafamousperson.B．Makingthebestcoffee.C．Helpingpoorchildren.25.WhatcanthechildrengetiftheydonatetoysaccordingtoParagraph2?

A．Desks.B．Icecreams.C．Pens.26.WhatdoesJianthinkofthetoydonationproject?

A．Unnecessary.B．Meaningful.C．Interesting.27.WhatcanwelearnaboutJianfromthepassage?

A．HehasacoffeeshopinShaanxiProvince.B．HelivesneartwoprimaryschoolsinXi’an.C．Hehasreceived350,000toysfromchildren.①It’softensaid,“Youcan’tliveonlyonair.”ButnowtheChinesescientistscantellyou:Maybeyoucan.②Recently,someChinesescientistshavemadeabigbreakthrough(突破).TheyturnedCO2intostarch(淀粉).③Starchisthemainpartofriceandcornthatweeateveryday.Usuallyit’screatedbyplantswithCO2,waterandsunlight.Accordingtotheteam’sdirectorMaYanhe,itusuallytakestheplantsnearlysixtystepstoproducestarch.Butnow,theteam,aftersixyearsofhardwork,hasfoundasimplerwaytodothis,withonlyelevensteps.④“Ourstudyshowsthatcreatingsomethinglikestarchispossibleinalaboratory,andthistechnologymaybehelpfulinmanyareas,”saidMa.⑤Thismethodmakesitpossibletoproducefoodinfactoriesinsteadoftraditionalfarming.Thiswillnotonlyhelpmakeplentyoffood,butalsosavewaterandland.ItmayalsohelprecycleCO2todealwithclimatechange,accordingtoChinaDaily.⑥Thestudycanbehelpfulinspace,too.Astronautsmaynolongerneedtoworryabouttheirfoodastheytravelinspace.TheymaysimplyturntheCO2theybreatheoutintothefoodtheyeat!28.Whatimportantbreakthroughhavethescientistsmaderecently?

A．Theymadeakindofplant.B．TheyturnedCO2intostarch.C．Theyfoundanewwaytogrowcornfaster.29.Howmanystepsdotheplantsusuallytaketoproducestarch?

A．Six.B．Eleven.C．Sixty.30.WhataretheadvantagesofthisnewtechnologyinParagraph5?①Helpingmakeplentyoffood.②Savingwaterandland.③HelpingrecycleCO2todealwithclimatechange.④Makingfoodtastebetter.

A．①②③B．①②④C．①③④31.What’sthewriter’sattitude(态度)aboutthistechnologyintheend?

A．Worried.B．Uninterested.C．Hopeful.Weifang,acityinShandongProvince,isfamousasthebirthplaceofkiteswithahistoryofover2,000years.Inancienttimes,kiteswerenotusedasplaythingsbutservedasimportanttoolsinthearmy.Soldiersusedthemtomeasuredistancesandsendmessagesduringwars.ItwasnotuntiltheMingDynastythatkitesgraduallybecamepopularamongcommonpeopleasalovelyformofrelaxationandentertainment.In2006,Weifangkite-makingwasaddedinthenationalintangibleculturalheritagelist,showingitsgreatculturalvalue.Since1984,thecityhasheldtheInternationalKiteFestivaleveryyear,attractingthousandsofvisitorsandkiteloversfromallovertheworld.YangHongwei,a56-year-oldinheritorofthistraditionalskill,hasbeenmakingkitesformanyyears.Shelearnedtheskillfromherfamilywhenshewasyoung.Shestillstickstothetraditionalways:usingbambootomakeframes,paintinglivelypicturesbyhand,andchoosingdelicatesilkpaper.Eachkiterequirescarefulworkandmuchpatience.Besidescreatingkites,Yangalsogoestoschoolstoteachstudents.Shehopesmoreyoungpeoplecanunderstandandlovethistraditionalart.Shebelieveskitesaremorethanjustbeautifultoys.TheycarrythelonghistoryandwisdomofChina,passtraditionalculturefromgenerationtogeneration,andspreadthebeautyofChineseculturetoeverycorneroftheworld.32.Whatwerekitesmainlyusedforattheverybeginning?

A．Forfun.B．Forarmywork.C．Forfestivals.33.WhendidWeifangstarttoholdtheInternationalKiteFestival?

A．In2006.B．DuringtheMingDynasty.C．In1984.34.Theunderlinedword“inheritor”inParagraph3probablymeans________inChinese.

A．传承人B．发明家C．参观者35.Howisthepassagemainlyorganized?

A．Inspaceorder,fromWeifangtoothercities.B．Bycomparingkiteswithothertraditionalarts.C．Intimeorder,fromancienttimestothepresent.AmazingNatureAroundtheWorldOurplanetisfullofwonderfulplaces.Somearesospecialthattheylookliketheyarefromanotherworld.Let’stakealookatthreeofthem.TheGiant’sCauseway(UK)AlongthecoastofNorthernIreland,thereareabout40,000darkstonecolumns(柱子)standingsidebyside.36Mostofthemarehexagons(六边形).Howdidtheyform?Scientistssayhotlava(岩浆)fromavolcanocooleddownquicklyandcrackedintotheseshapes.37Theythinkagiant(巨人)builtitasabridgetoScotland.LakeHillier(Australia)LakeHillierisapinklakeinWesternAustralia.38Itissopinkthatitlookslikestrawberrymilk.Scientistsfoundthataspecialkindofalgae(藻类)livesinthelakeandmakesthewaterpink.Themostsurprisingthingisthatthewaterissafetoswimin.39Visitorscanonlyseeitfromtheair.SocotraIsland(Yemen)SocotraIslandlookslikeanalienplanet.Aboutone-thirdofitsplantscannotbefoundanywhereelseonEarth.40Itsumbrella-shapedtophelpsitkeepwaterinthehotweather.TheislandissospecialthatUNESCOcalleditthe“GalápagosoftheIndianOcean”.

A．Butthewaterisverysaltyandnofishcanliveinit.B．ThemostfamousoneistheDragon’sBloodTree.C．Visitorscanonlyseethiswonderinspecialweather.D．However,localpeoplehaveadifferentstory.E．Itscolorcomesfromthealgae,notfromchemicals.F．Fromabove,itlookslikeagiant’sstepping-stones.四、完形填空Aftermorningexercises,wewalkedbacktotheclassroom.Ourlegshurtandshook.Allofuscomplained(抱怨)aboutthetiringdailyactivityloudly.Someevenactedtocoughand41theteacherwouldexcusetheirbadrunning.Thatafternoon,Ms.Smithaskedustoplayaspecialballgame.Wetriedtoplaywithourlegstiedtochairs.Somestudentskeptdroppingtheball.Itwas42toworktogether.Sowefeltdisappointed.“Meetthesetwogreat43inthephotos,”shesaid.“Theyaretwoofthebesttennisathletesintheircountry,44theyhavetousewheelchairs.”Ms.Smithaskedustoaskquestionsasusual.“Howcouldtheydothis45movingfreelylikeus?Evenwenormalpeoplecan’t,”astudentasked.Ms.Smithsmiledandtoldustohaveadiscussion.Eachgroupdiscussed46andwrotetheiranswersontheblackboard:Theydon’twantto47theirlives.Theyhopetoliveagoodlife.Theyhopetochallengethemselves...Ms.Smith48somewordsandsaid,“Goodjob.Youfoundthekeywords.Thewordsshowtheaim.Workinghardforitistheanswer,nomatterwhat49theymeet.Thatiscourageovercomfort(舒适).”Weallbecame50,thinkinghard.Fromthenon,weevenstarteda“SunriseChallenge”—runningonemorelap(一圈)everymorning.41.A．warnedB．hopedC．heard42.A．greatB．safeC．hard43.A．playersB．teachersC．writers44.A．becauseB．ifC．though45.A．withoutB．afterC．about46.A．luckilyB．reallyC．actively47.A．cheerupB．cleanupC．giveup48.A．forgotB．circledC．drew49.A．difficultiesB．reasonsC．ways50.A．happyB．tiredC．silent五、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）。China’sspaceclassroomhasbecomeverypopularamongstudents.OnOctober12th,theastronautsofShenzhouheldthe51(four)spaceclassroomsession.Thousandsofstudentsfromalloverthecountrywatchedthelivebroadcast.Inthespaceclassroom,astronautsshowedstudentshow52(do)experimentsinspace.Theyshowedtheeffectofweightlessnessonwater,plantsandevensmallanimals.Theexperimentsweresointerestingthatstudents53(excited)askedmanyquestions.Astronautsalsoshared54(they)dailylifeinspace.Theytalkedabouthowtheysleep,eatandexercise.Tokeephealthy,astronautsexercisefortwohourseveryday.Theyusespecialexerciseequipmenttopreventmuscleloss.Thespaceclassroomisnotonly55(educate)butalsoinspiring.Ithelpsstudentslearnscientificknowledgeinafunwayandencouragesthemtopursuetheirdreamsofexploringspace.Manystudentssaythattheywanttobeastronautsor56(scientist)whentheygrowup.Since2013,China57(hold)severalspaceclasses.Eachclasshasdifferent58(theme)andexperiments.Thenextclassisplannedtobeheldnextyear,anditwillfocusonspaceagriculture.Thespaceclassroomconnectsstudents59themysteriousspace.Itopensawindowforyoungpeopletoexploretheuniverse(宇宙)andhelpsthemdevelop60interestinscience.六、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。Heze,acityinShandongProvince,isfamousasthe“CapitalofPeonies(牡丹)inChina”.Ithasahistoryofgrowingpeoniesforover1,500years.Inoldtimes,HezewascalledCaozhou.Peopleoftensay,“Caozhoupeoniesarethebestunderheaven.”Manypoetsandwriterswrotebeautifulwordstopraisetheflowers.LiuYuxi,agreatpoetoftheTangDynasty(唐朝),oncewrote,“Onlythepeonyisthetruenationalbeauty;whenitblooms(盛开),thewholecityisfullofjoy.”Anotherpoetalsosaid,“PeonyistheKingofFlowerswiththenicestsmellintheworld.”Theselines