2025~2026学年广东江门第二中学九年级第二学期第二次模拟考英语试卷

2025~2026学年广东江门第二中学九年级第二学期第二次模拟考英语试卷一、补全对话请通读下面对话，根据对话内容，从下面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有一项为多余选项。(TheMayDayholidayiscomingsoon.)Alice:Hi,Betty.AreyouexcitedabouttheMayDayholiday?Betty:Totally!1Alice:Yes.Sinceit’sgettingwarmer,Iplantohelpmymothertidyupthewardrobe(衣柜)athome.Betty:Thatsoundslikeagoodidea—butalsoalotofwork.2Alice:We’lltakeoutallthesummerclothesandputawaythewinterones.I’llhelpwashthewinterclothesbeforestoringthem.Betty:You’rereallyhelpful.Bytheway,doyouusuallyhelpwithhouseworkathome?Alice:3Mymomisalwaysbusywithworkandhousework,andIwanttodomypart.Betty:Isee.4Alice:Probablyawholeday.Therearequitealotofclothestogothrough.Betty:MaybeIshoulddothesamething.Mymomhasbeensayinghowmessyourwardrobeislately.Alice:5Let’sbothmakeourmomshappythisholiday.

A．Yes,Ido.B．That’sagreatidea!C．Wherewillyougo?D．Howlongwillittake?E．Doyouhaveanyplans?F．Whatexactlywillyoudo?二、语法选择AttheMilan-Cortina2026WinterOlympics,ChinesesnowboarderSuYiminggaveanoutstandingperformanceinthe6slopestyle(坡面障碍技巧)event.Thecompetitiontookplace7February18,2026.Onthatday,Suwonthegoldmedalandcelebratedhis8birthday.Inhisfirstrun,hescored82.41points,andnootherathletecouldbeathisscore.Hisstrongfirstrunhelpedhimtaketheleadinthecompetition.AttheBeijing2022WinterOlympics,hehadwongoldinbigairandsilverinslopestyle.Becauseofhispast9,manypeopleexpectedhim10wellagainin2026.Afterthecompetition,Susaidthathedidnotthinktoomuchabouthisbirthday.“Ijustwantedtofocusoneveryfeature(动作点).”heexplained.Buthesaidhefeltveryexcitedwhenhestoodonthepodium(领奖台).“11unbelievabledreamitfeltlike!”hesaid12.Su’sgoldmedalin2026wasespeciallymeaningfultohim.Afterthe2022Olympics,hefeltverytiredbothphysicallyandmentally.However,hedidnotgiveup.Hecontinuedtotrainhard.Intheend,hishardworkpaidoff.Whenhe13abouthisfeelingsafterwinning,Susaidwithasmile,“WhenIputthismedal14Ijustgotaroundmyneck,itreallyfeelsheavy—Ialmostforgot15fouryearsago.Togetanothergoldtodaymeanseverythingtome.”6.A．man’sB．men’sC．man7.A．atB．inC．on8.A．twenty-secondB．thetwenty-secondC．twenty-two9.A．succeedB．successC．successful10.A．toperformB．performC．performed11.A．HowB．WhatC．Whatan12.A．happilyB．happyC．happiness13.A．askedB．asksC．wasasked14.A．whoB．whichC．why15.A．howitfeltB．howdiditfeelC．howitfeels三、完形填空Librariesarenotjustplacestoreadbooks-theycanalsobegoodforpeople’shealth.Anewstudyshowsthattownswithmorelibrarybookshave16olderpeoplewhoneedlong-termnursingcare.Paststudieshavealreadyshownthat17isgoodforhealth.Forexample,astudyfromYaleUniversityfoundthatpeoplewhoreadbookslivelongerthanthosewhodonot.Otherresearchshowsthatreadinghelpskeepthebrainactiveandcanlowerthe18ofmemoryproblems.Butinsteadofjustlookingatreading,thisnewstudy19theeffectpubliclibrariesthemselveshave.Thestudylookedatdata(数据)fromover70,000peopleaged65andolderbetween2013and2021.It20thattownswithonemorelibrarybookperpersonhad4%fewerpeopleneedingcare.Andintownswith10morelibrarybooksperperson,the21was34%lower.Theresearcherslookedatotherpossiblereasonsthatmight22theresults,suchasincomeoreducation.Butevenwiththesefactors,theconnectionbetweenlibrariesandbetterhealthstayedstrong.Theresearcherssaythisisonlyaconnection,andcan’tclearlyprove(证明)thatlibrarybooks23causebetterhealth.ButthereareseveralreasonswhyhavinglibrariesfullofbooksmighthelpkeepolderpeoplehealthyWalkingtothelibrarycanbeasimplewayforolderpeopletogetsomeexercise.Andreadingkeepsthebrain24,aspaststudieshaveshown.Butaboveall,manylibrarieshaveclubs,talksandeventsthathelppeople25withothers,whichisimportantformentalandemotionalhealth.Soevenpeoplewhodon’treadmuchcanstillbenefitfromlivingnearagoodlibrary!16.A．fewerB．moreC．kinderD．happier17.A．walkingB．readingC．swimmingD．resting18.A．abilityB．riskC．levelD．importance19.A．focusedonB．dependedonC．workedoutD．tookout20.A．hidB．heardC．collectedD．found21.A．heightB．lengthC．numberD．price22.A．appearB．includeC．decreaseD．cause23.A．simplyB．directlyC．easilyD．possibly24.A．healthyB．freshC．activeD．stupid25.A．dealB．agreeC．meetD．connect四、阅读理解

VolunteersWantedforCommunityDiningHall!WelcometoCommunityDiningHall!Thisisawonderfulplacewhereyoucanmakeadifferenceinthelivesofotherswhilealsohavingagreattime:CommunityDiningHallismorethanjustaplacetoeat.Itisaplacewherepeoplecancometogetherandshareameal.Weprovidefreemealsfortheelderly,thepoor,andthoseinneed.Wealsoorganizedifferentkindsofactivitiestohelpthemfeelathome.Asavolunteer,youwillhelpwithmanytasks:·Preparefood,servemealsandcleanupthediningarea.·Chatwiththeoldpeopleandmakethemfeelwarmandhappy.·Organizespecialeventsandactivities.Wearelookingforvolunteerswhoarekind,patient,andalwaysreadytohelpothers.Nospecialskillsarerequired,butyoushouldbeabletoworkwellinateam.Youwillreceivetrainingbeforeyoustartvolunteering.CommunityDiningHall’sopeningtime:10:00a.m.~2:00p.m.fromMondaytoFriday.9:30a.m.~3:00p.m.onSaturdayandSunday.Whatyoucanget:Developpracticalskills,getvaluableexperience,andmakenewfriendsfromallages.Ifyouareinterestedinjoiningus,pleasecallusat123-456-7890ore-mailusatvolunteer@.Welookforwardtohearingfromyouandwelcomeyoutoourteam.Let’sworktogethertocreateawarmandcaringcommunity!26.WhocaneatforfreeinCommunityDiningHall?

A．B．C．D．27.WhatwillvolunteersdointhecommunityDiningHall?

A．Theywillonlypreparefood.B．Theywillservemeals.C．Theywillfeedtheoldpeople.D．Theywillhelpdotheshopping28.HowlongisCommunityDiningHallopenonweekends?

A．Forsixhoursandahalf.B．Forfiveandahalfhours.C．Forfourhours.D．Forfivehours.29.WhataretheadvantagesofbeingavolunteerinCommunityDiningHall?a.Developpracticalskills.b.Makesomepocketmoneyc.Makenewfriendsd.Getvaluableexperience

A．abcB．abdC．acdD．bcd30.Whatkindoftextisthispassage?

A．storyB．AdiaryC．AnoticeD．AreportHaveyoueverlookedatVincentvanGogh’sfamouspaintingTheStarryNightandfeltliketheskywasmoving?Itturnsoutyoureyesweren’tplayingtricksonyou.▲Ateamofresearchershasfoundthattheswirling(旋动的)patternsinvanGogh’sgreatworkareactuallyverysimilartotherealmovementofairinthesky!TheresearchersusedclevermethodstostudyvanGogh’sbrushstrokes.Theyfoundthatthesepatternsmatchtwoimportantideasinthestudyofhowwaterandgasesmove.Don’tworryifthesetermssoundabstruse—let’sexplaintheminaneasyway.Oneoftheseideas,calledKolmogorov’slaw,describeshowenergymovesfromlargertosmallerpartsinamovingfluid(流体).Imagineabigswirlbreakingdownintosmallerandsmallerones.Thisiswhathappensintheskyandoceans...andamazingly,it’sexactlywhatvanGogh’sbrushstrokesshowinTheStarryNight.Findingthispatterninapaintingisuncommon,whichmakesthediscoveryevenmoreexciting.“ItshowsthatvanGoghhadadeepandnaturalunderstandingofnature,”saysYongxiangHuang,theheadofthestudy.Thisresearchalsobringsnewchancesfortheintersectionofartandscience.Itprovesthatbeautyandscientifictrutharen’tmutuallyexclusive(相互排斥的)—infact,theymightbemorecloselyconnectedthanwerealize.So,thenexttimeyoulookatTheStarryNight,rememberthatyou’renotjustseeingabeautifulpainting.You’realsoseeingapictureoftheswirling,movingdanceoftheatmosphere—aperfectmixofartandscience.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“▲”inParagraph1?

A．It’sjustaspecialfeeling.B．There’sascientificreason.C．VanGoghpaintedskillfully.D．Thepaintingishardtocopy.32.Whatdoestheword“abstruse”probablymeaninParagraph2?

A．Hardtounderstand.B．Easytoexplain.C．Interestingtolearn.D．Importanttoremember.33.WhichofthefollowingbestshowsKolmogorov’slaw?

A．B．C．D．34.WhatisthepurposeofParagraph4?

A．Tostresstheimportanceofthediscovery.B．Todescribethebeautyofnature.C．TopraisethegreattalentofvanGogh.D．Toexplainthestepsoftheresearch.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．VanGogh:APioneerofTurbulenceResearchB．VanGogh:ATalentedArtistandANaturalScientistC．TheStarryNight:BeautyMeetsScientificTruthD．TheStarryNight:ArtTeachesAtmosphericPhysics配对阅读左栏是五个人的情况简介，右栏是人们可以为保护环境所做的贡献。请将这五个人与其最适合参加的活动配对，并将答题卡上对应题目所选的选项涂黑。

36Marylikesdifferentkindsofdrinks.Shebuysthreebottlesofdrinkseveryday,sotherearemanybottlesinhertrashbin.

37BillisateacherofHopeSchool.Hewantsthestudentstoformgoodhabitsinordertokeeptheclassroomcleanandhelptoimprovetheenvironment.

38Oscarandhiswifearcgoingtomoveintoanewapartmentnextweek.Theyworryabouthowtodealwiththeoldfurniture(家具)suchastablesandchairs.

39Peterlikedrivingtowork,butitisjusttenminutes’drivefromhishometothecompany.

40TinalearnedfromschoolthatitcouldbeeasytosavetheenvironmentanditcouldbedoneathomesuchasturningofftheTVifnoonewatchesit.

A.Youhaveoldclothestothrowaway?Iftheycanbeusedagain,givethemtosomeonewhoneedsthem.

B.Inordertokeeptheclassroomcleanandcollectusedpaper,wewillsetineachclassrooma“BoxforPaper”forstudentsandteacherstoputusedpaperin.Andithelpsimprovetheenvironment.

C.Checkyourtrash.Foodandtealeavesthathavebeenleftcanbeusedasagood,naturalfertilizer(肥料)forplants.Glassandplasticbottlescanbetakentonearbyrecyclingbanks.

D.Savepapersothatwecansavethetrees.Treescandosomanythingsforusthatwecannotlivewithoutthem.Usebothsidesofthepaperanduserecycledpaperwheneverwecan.

E.Whenyoudonotusesomehouseequipment,turnitoff.Forexample,turnofftheTVwhenyouleavetheroom.Itisagoodhabitandaneasythingtodoathome.

F.Drivingacarcancauselotsofpollution.Walkorrideabikeifitisnotafar-awayjourney.

G.Donate(捐赠)oldfurnituretothecharity,school,friendsorneighbors.Also,youcansellittoothers.Butpleaseremembertodosomerepairingandcleaningfirst.五、选词填空请从方框内选择适当的词并用其正确的形式填空，使文章完整连贯。注意每空只填一词，每词仅用一次，有两词为多余或不适合项。请将答案写在答题卡对应题目的答题位置上。

deepfourwefindmuchhowconnectrecordeachwhyimprovevalueTheGuangdong-HongKong-MacaoGreaterBayArea,surroundedbytheNanlingMountainsandfacingtheSouthChinaSea,ishometoadiverseecosystem(多样性生态系统).Asaglobalbiodiversity(生物多样性)hotspot,ithasstrikinglandscapes(迷人风光)andrarewildlife.Toletthepublicenjoythearea’snaturalbeauty,DynamicBayArea:BiodiversityPhotographyExhibition(活力湾区：生物多样性摄影展)tookplaceinGuangzhouthismonth.It41over80photostakenbylocalphotographers.Thefive-dayeventwantedtoplantaseedofawareness,inspiringcloser42betweenpeopleandnature.Thephotographers43thebeautyandimportanceofthesightsduringlastyear’s5,000-kilometerjourney.Theeventisdividedinto44chapters-Mountains,Rivers,SeaandCity.Itshowedthearea’shiddenwonders:fromChinesewhitedolphinstospoon-billedsandpipers.Walkingthroughtheexhibition,visitorscould45explorethearea’snaturalworld.Theexhibitionexplained46environmentalprotectiongoeshandinhandwithlocaldevelopment.Ittellsusthatcityprogressandbiodiversityprotectioncanliveinpeacewith47other.Trueprotectionstartsfromcarefulobservation.Itteaches48tovalueeverylivingthingandloveourhome.Bygettingclosetonature,peoplewillmakea49moreimportantpromisetokeepitsafe.Suchevents50people’ssenseofresponsibilitydaybyday.Itremindsusthatbyobservingthenaturalworldclosely,wedevelopastrongercommitment(责任与担当)toitsprotection.六、读写综合A．请阅读下面短文，回答所提的问题，把答案写在答题卡指定的位置上。XidaoIsland,hometoafishingvillageoffthecoastofSanya,hasthreeoldfishingboatsthatnolongersetouttosea.Theyhavebecomealibraryontheseathatservesasaculturalcenter.“Theideacameaboutbychance,”saidQinJiayi,founderoftheboatlibrary.Afterfixingtheboats,herteamcouldn’tfindtherightplaceforthem.Atthesametime,aprojecttoturnXidaoIslandintoapopularplacefortouristswasunderway(进行中的).Luckily,withhelpfromthegovernment,thethreeboatsfinallyfoundtheirhomeandbecamealibrary.In2017,thelibraryopenedtothepublic.Eachofthethreeboatshasaspecialfunction(作用).Oneisareadingroomwhereanyonecancomeinforfree.Anotherisforexhibitions(展览)andreadingactivities.Thethirdboatshowschildhood-themedthings.Theboatlibraryquicklybecamea“spiritualhome”forlocalchildrenandattracted(吸引)thousandsofvisitors.Qinandherteamknowthatrunningthelibrarywon’thelpthemmakealotofmoney.However,theycontinuetheirworkbecausetheybelieveinthepowerofreading.Beyondthat,theyseethelibraryasawaytodoevenmoregood.SinceXidaoIslandissurroundedbybeautifulcoralreefs(珊瑚礁)andisrichinnaturaltreasures,thelibraryhasbecomeaplacetoteachpeoplehowtoprotecttheenvironment.Byteamingupwithartists,Qinandhe