2025~2026学年广东深圳市南山外国语学校第二学期五月质量监测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年广东深圳市南山外国语学校第二学期五月质量监测九年级英语试卷一、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。WhenIwasfifteen,Iwenttoasummercamp.Therewerelotsofattractive1,buttherewasonethingIwasreallyscaredabout:climbingthewall.Thewallwasveryhigh.Wewereallrequiredtoclimbit,butIknewIcouldn’tgettothetopbecauseIwas2heights.Ididn’twantanyonetoknowthatIwasscared.Ithoughttheywouldalllaughatme,soImadea(n)3:“I’mnotscared,youknow.Isufferfromvertigo(眩晕).”Thedaycame.Itwastimetoclimbthewall.Thesunwasshiningbuteveryonewasveryquietthatmorning.Itookphotographsatthebottomofthewallandtriedto4.Everyoneinthegroupwentup.Thenthemomentcame.Itwasmyturn.IwassoscaredthatallIcouldthinkaboutwasmyexcuse.Someonesaid,“ShallItakeyourcamera?”AndIanswered,“Oh,no.I’mnotgoingtoclimbthewall,butI’mnotscared,youknow.Isufferfromvertigo.”The5wasthatIwasmorethanscared.NoticingIdidn’tstartmyclimbing,thecampleaderwalkedtomeandsaid,“Don’tworry.Youdon’thavetodoanythingthatyoudon’twant.”Iwas6.Noonelaughedatme.Everyonewasunderstanding.Thenextday,theleaderaskedmeifIwantedto7thewallonmyownwithoutbeingwatchedbyothers.AlthoughIwasstillverynervous,I8andclimbedslowlytothetopwithhishelp.IwasstillshakingevenwhenIcame9,butIwasreallyhappyandrelievedtoo.Forme,theexperienceofclimbingthewallwasareal10.1.A．activitiesB．challengesC．chancesD．matches2.A．pooratB．annoyedwithC．afraidofD．excitedabout3.A．mistakeB．excuseC．planD．effort4.A．stayB．hideC．appearD．run5.A．truthB．commentC．storyD．reason6.A．satisfiedB．annoyedC．interestedD．surprised7.A．hitB．tryC．setD．view8.A．refusedB．regrettedC．agreedD．trusted9.A．inB．outC．upD．down10.A．memoryB．trainingC．praiseD．achievement二、阅读理解Oneday,whenayoungkingwentouttohuntdeer,hecarelesslybecameseparatedfromothers.Wanderingaround,thekingsawafarmhousethatwassurroundedbyagarden,andinsidethegardenwasayoungwoman.Thekingspoketoher:“Tellme,whatplantsareyougrowinghere?”“Iamraisingpumpkins,”shereplied,“asyoucansee.”Shehadaquickglanceatthepileofpumpkinsbehindherandgaveaquicksmiletotheking.Hecouldn’thelpbutsmileback.Asthekingreturnedtothecity,athoughtbegantogrowinhismind.“Perhaps,Imightthinkupatesttoseejusthowsmartthisyoungwomanmightbe.”hethought.Thekingthenorderedasoldiertocarryanewjarwithouthandlestotheyoungwoman’shouse.Thesoldiertoldtheyoungwomanthatthejarwasfromthekingandsheshouldputawholebigenoughpumpkininsidethejarwithasmallopeningatthetop.Andthesoldieralsosaidthatthekingwantedthejarandthepumpkinmustremainwhole.Theyoungwomanreturnedamessagetothekingthatsuchataskmighttakealongtime.Infact,itwasseveralmonthsbeforetheyoungwomanarrivedatthepalace.Inherhandssheheldthesamejar,andsureenough,awholepumpkinsatinsideit.Thekingwasamazedthathehadnoideahowshecouldhavebroughtthisabout!Herewasheranswertotheking:Shehadplacedapumpkinbud(花蕾),whichwasstillconnectedtoavine(藤蔓)intheground,insidethejarthroughitssmallopening.Astimeflew,thepumpkinbudgrewintoafull-sizedpumpkin.11.Whydidthekinggetseparatedfromothers?

A．Becausehefollowedayoungwoman.B．Becausehewentouttohuntcarelessly.C．Becausehelosthiswayintheforest.D．Becausehewantedtovisitafarmhouse.12.Whatwastheking’srequirement?

A．Thepumpkinshouldbecutintopieces.B．Itshouldfitperfectlyinsidethejar.C．Thewomanmustfinishthetaskinoneday.D．Thewomanshouldgrowanewkindofpumpkin.13.Whichpicturebelowisthejarcarriedtothewomanfromtheking?

A．B．C．D．14.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“broughtthisabout”probablymean?

A．Madethishappen.B．Threwthisaway.C．Foundthisout.D．Tookthisback.15.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A．Neverlaughatothers.B．Thinksmartwhenfacingdifficulties.C．Don’tacceptstrangetasks.D．Growingpumpkinsisveryeasy.①Lifeisfullofmoments,butsomeare“special”andstayinourheartsforever.Forexample,thefirsttimeyourodeabikealone,afriend’shugwhenyouweresad,orintheeveningtalkingwithfamily.Thesemomentsaren’talwaysbig,buttheychangehowwefeelaboutourselvesandtheworld.②Specialmomentsareliketreasures.Wedon’tneedtowritethemdown—ourheartsrememberthem.Ateachermightpraiseashystudent’sdrawing,makingthechildfeelimportant.Aparentcouldbakecookieswithyouonarainyday,fillingthekitchenwithlaughter.Evenstrangerscancreatethem:abaristawhoknowsyourcoffeeorder,oraneighborwhohelpscarrygroceries.Thesesmallactsstayinourmindsbecausetheymakeusfeelloved.③Businessesalsousespecialmoments.Acafémightplaysoftmusicandservewarmcookiesoncolddaystomakecustomersfeelwelcome.Abookstorecouldholdstorytimeforkidseveryweekend,turningavisitintoahappymemory.Anice-creamshopletscustomersdecoratetheirowncones(冰淇淋蛋筒)—seeingachildsmilewhileaddingsomethingisamomenteveryoneremembers.④Intheend,specialmomentsareeverywhere.Theydon’tneedmoneyorplanning—justalittlecare.Akindword,asmile,orasmallsurprisecanmakelifericher.Sotaketimetoenjoythesemoments—theymakelifeworthliving.16.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasaspecialmomentinParagraph①?

A．Thefirsttimeyourodeabikealone.B．Afriend’shugwhenyouweresad.C．Winninganimportantgame.D．Talkingwithfamilyintheevening.17.Whatdoesthepassagesayaboutspecialmoments?

A．Theyarealwaysbigandexciting.B．Wecankeepthespecialthingsinmind.C．Weneedtowritethemdowntoremember.D．Theyhavenothingtodowithhowwefeel.18.Whatdoestheice-creamshopprobablydoaccordingtothepassage?

A．Sellsthecheapestice-cream.B．Closesearlyonweekends.C．Refusestoletkidsenter.D．Createsice-creammomentsforguests.19.Whichisthestructureofthispassage?

A．B．C．D．20.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．Whatspecialmomentsareallabout.B．Whypeopleforgetsmallmoments.C．Whentoplanbigandexcitingevents.D．Wheretofindthemostexpensivetreasures.ZhangXuefeng,aprominentChinesepostgraduateentranceexaminationtutorknownforhishigh-energylecturesandmotivationalstyle,diedofsuddencardiacarrest(心脏骤停)onMarch24,aftercollapsingwhilerunninginSuzhou,Jiangsuprovince.Hewas41.Zhanghadreportedlyfinished72kilometersofrunningthismonth.Hisdeathhighlightshowevenphysicallyactiveindividualscanremainvulnerable(脆弱的)tohiddencardiovascular(心血管的)risks.Specialistsrecommendthatthoseexperiencingunusualfatigue(疲乏)orbreathlessnessduringexerciseseekmedicalattentionimmediately.Doctorssaythebodyoftensendswarningsignalsbeforeadeadlyevent.AstudyintheAnnalsofInternalMedicinefoundthatmorethanhalfofpatientsexperiencesymptoms(症状)withinthe24hoursprecedingtheevent,suchaschestpainorextremefatigue.“Thesesymptomsareoftenthebody’slastwarning,”saidZhangLing,aninternistattheChina-JapanFriendshipHospitalinBeijing.“Butmanypeopledismissthemassimplefatigue.”ZhangnotedthatlifestylechangeslinkedtoChina’srapideconomicdevelopment—includingdietshighinprocessedfood,longworkinghours,andlong-termlackofsleep—haveincreasedcardiovascularburden.Shecautionedthatintenseexercisecanbedangerouswhenthebodyisalreadyseverelyfatigued.“Heartdiseaseisnolongerjustanelderlyperson’sproblem,”saidZhouDongchen,aphysicianattheFirstAffiliatedHospitalofZhejiangUniversitySchoolofMedicine.“Weareseeingaclearshifttowardyoungeragegroups,particularlymiddle-agedmen.”Becauseover90percentofsuddencardiacdeathsoccuroutsideofhospitals,ZhangLingemphasizedthenecessityofemergencypreparedness.“Incardiacarrest,thefirstfewminutesarecritical,”shesaid.“ImmediateCPRandtheuseofanautomatedexternaldefibrillator(AED)canmakethedifferencebetweenlifeanddeath.”21.WhydoesthewritermentionZhangXuefeng’scaseatthebeginning?

A．Tobroadenthereaders’horizonsB．TomakeacomparisonC．Tostressthewriter’sopinionD．Togiveanexample22.Whatdospecialistsadvisepeopletodoiftheyfeelunusualfatigueduringexercise?

A．KeepexercisingB．AskformedicalhelpatonceC．DrinkmorewaterD．Haveashortsleep23.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dismiss”probablymean?

A．fireB．ignoreC．refuseD．discharge24.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedtoincreasecardiovascularburden?

A．DietshighinprocessedfoodB．LongworkinghoursC．Long-termlackofsleepD．Doingtoomuchlightexercise25.Whichofthefollowingproverbsbestreflectsthemainmessageofthearticle?

A．“Nopain,nogain.”B．“Awarningisbetterthanpunishment.”C．“Youcan’tjudgeabookbyitscover.”D．“Healthisnotvaluedtillsicknesscomes.”以下是一则短文，请阅读短文，并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯。Sunprotectionismorethanjustavoidingsunburn—it’saboutkeepingyourskinhealthyandfeelinggoodallsummerlong.26.Usesunscreen(防晒霜)properlyApplysunscreenwithSPF30orhigher20-30minutesbeforegoingoutside.27.Studiesshowthatmostpeopleapplytoolittlesunscreen,sousingenough(about1teaspoonfortheface)iskey.WeartherightclothesWearlongsleeves,hats,andUV-protectivesunglasses.Dark-coloredclotheswithtightweaves(密织布)blockmoreUVraysthanlightones.28.29.Thesunisstrongestfrom10a.m.to4p.m.Usenaturalshadefromtreesorcreateyourownshadewithumbrellasortents.DrinkenoughwaterDrinkingplentyofwaterisimportantforskinhealthandoverallcomfort.Whenyousweat,yourbodyloseswaterandsalt,sodrinklotsofwaterevenifyou’renotthirsty.Youcanalsoenjoydrinksliketeaorfruitjuice.30.Thenyoucanenjoybeingoutsidewithoutworry.Remember:healthyskinmeansfeelinggood!

A．Byfollowingthesesteps,you’llreducetheriskofskindamageB．HerearesomewaystoprotectyourselfC．Don’tforgetyourumbrellaifnecessaryD．Agoodpairofsunglassesnotonlyprotectsyoureyesbutalsopreventsfinelinesaroundtheeyescausedbysquinting(眯眼)E．SeekshadeduringpeakhoursF．Don’tforgettoreapplyeverytwohours,especiallyafterswimmingorsweating阅读下面以下中国传统故事的介绍，为五组人物的行为选出合适的描述。

31Whendangercamesuddenly,mostpeopleonlyfeltfrightenedandstoodtherehelplessly.ButRamsaykeptaclearmind,thoughtdifferently,andtookquickactiontoprotectothersfromharm.

32Sharonchosetotakeonaheavydutyforthefamily,hidingherownsituationandworkinghardsilently.Sheaskedfornohonororreward,onlytodowhatsheshouldforthepeoplesheloved.

33Insteadoftryingonceorgivinguphalfway,Jonaskeptdoingsmallthingsdayafterday.Hebelievedthatwithcontinuouseffortsoveralongtime,eventhemostdifficultgoalcouldbereachedatlast.

34Brandonrefusedtoputinrealeffortbutkeptwaitingforunexpectedlucktocomebyitself.Hethoughtsuccesscouldfalltohimeasily,butfinallyhegotnothingandlostwhatheoncehad.

35DanielandDoris’sdeepfeelingsforeachotherwerestrongenoughtogothroughdifficultiesandseparation.Thoughtheycouldnotstaytogetherinthislife,theirstorymovedothersandtheirbondcontinuedinanotherform.A.WaitingforRabbitsbytheStump(树桩)

Thosewhoabandonsteadylaborinpursuitofaccidentalfortuneoftenlosewhattheyalreadyhave.

B.KongRongSharesthePears

Beingpoliteandmodestinchildhood—valuingrespectforeldersandbrotherlyloveoverpersonaldesire.

C.TheButterflyLovers

Lovethatgoesbeyondsocialbordersmaynotfinditsfulfillmentinthisworld,yetittransformsintosomethingneverfadesaway.

D.TheLegendofHuaMulan

Loyaltytofamilymayrequirepersonalsacrifice(牺牲),buthonorliesinfulfillingone’sdutyratherthanseekingrecognition.

E.SimaGuangBreakstheVat(缸)

Trueheroismoftenliesnotinphysicalstrength,butinwisdom,calmness,andtheabilitytoactwhenothersstayfrozeninfear.

F.YuGongMovestheMountains

Persistencecanmovemountains—notalwaysthroughdirectforce,butthroughtheaccumulationofsmalleffortsacrossgenerations.三、短文填空Puttingthingsoffisacommontroubleformanymiddleschoolstudents.Accordingtotheexperts,therearesomeeffectivewaystofightit.Ahugeprojectcanfeelasscaryasclimbingamountain.Butifyoudivideitintosmallparts,itbecomesmuch36(easy).Forexample,you’vegottowriteafive-pagepaper.Justtellyourself,“Today,I’llpick37topicandwriteoneparagraph.”Tomorrow,youcandosomeresearchandaddanothersection.Finally,the“mountain”willbeovercome38youknowit.Besidesthe“tinysteps”method,the“work-and-rest”trickalso39(help)alot.Setatimerfor25minutes—duringthetime,focusfullyonyourwork.Thentakeafive-minutebreak.Also,stayawayfrom40pullsyourattention.Putyourmobilephoneawayandfindaquietspotwhereyoucanfocus.What’smore,treatyourself41somethingsmallafterfinishingatask,likelisteningtoyourfavouritesongor42(eat)apieceofcandy.Theselittle43(reward)keepyoumotivated.Changedoesn’thappenovernight,