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2025~2026学年广东省深圳市罗湖区第二学期学业质量检测九年级英语一、完形填空Sonnygrewupinapoortownwheremostboyswereexpectedtoworkinthedarkmines.Hesawnofutureindiggingcoaldayafterday.Tohim,lifetherewascompletely1.Everythingchangedonenightwhenabrightman-madestarcrossedthesky.Atthatmoment,awonderful2appearedinhismind.Hedecidedtobuildarocket.However,hisfatherwasstronglyagainstit.Worsestill,hisfirstrocketblewupanddestroyedafence.Peoplethoughthewas3.Hefeltsohopelessthathealmost4.Luckily,hisscienceteacher,MissRiley,handedhimathickbookonmathandsaid,“Ibelieveyoucanmakeit.”Herwarmwords5himtostepoutofthedark.Sonnyandhisfriendsspentcountlessnightsstudyingthebookandcollectingoldmetalto6rockets.Buildingrocketswasnoteasy.Once,arocketflewwildandhithisfather’soffice.Thoughtheyfailedagainandagain,theysaweachfailureasauseful7.Thencametheirbiggesttest.Theyfixedtheirnewestrocketonthegroundandlitthefire.Itshotstraightintotheclouds8.Later,SonnytookhisrocketstotheNationalScienceFairandwonthehighest9.Yearslater,Sonnybecameagreatspaceengineer.Lookingback,heknewthatwhatliftedhimupwasnotjustthefireintherocket.Hisownhardworkandhisteacher’sencouragementwerethetrue“rockets”thatcarriedhimoutofthecoalmineandintoa10future.1.A.lonelyB.meaninglessC.unhealthyD.dangerous2.A.dreamB.starC.memoryD.photo3.A.tiredB.lazyC.crazyD.worried4.A.felldownB.gaveupC.passedoutD.ranaway5.A.advisedB.remindedC.encouragedD.allowed6.A.inventB.makeC.cleanD.learn7.A.lessonB.secretC.toolD.machine8.A.luckilyB.perfectlyC.loudlyD.quickly9.A.trustB.supportC.prizeD.gift10.A.happyB.richC.safeD.bright二、阅读理解Lookingathisphone,ateenagerquicklytypes“YYDS”tosharehisjoy.Inseconds,repliesof“Baode”popuponthescreentoshowagreement.Thisisacommonmomentofusinginternetmemes(热梗)onsocialmedia.Withsimplewordsandshortphrases,memeshavebecomeamajorpartofourdailycommunication.Sowhyaretheysopopular?Actually,memesactlike“socialcurrency”.Byusingpopularmemes,youngpeople“buy”likesandattentionfromothersonline,showingthattheykeepupwithtrends(潮流).Besides,asacommonlanguageforyoungpeople,memescanhelpthemfindtheirown“group”andgivethemapowerfulsenseofbelonging.However,usingmemestoooftenbringschallenges.Expertsworrythatthesesimplewordsandphrasesaretakingawaytherichnessoflanguage.Ifweonlyuse“YYDS”,wemaygraduallyforgethowtodescribebeautifulthingsordeepfeelingswiththerightwords.Finally,wemaylosethepowertoexpressthesmalldifferencesintheworld.Whileweenjoythefunofmemes,weshouldnotdependtoomuchonthem.Insteadofjustusing“YYDS”,weshouldtrytodescribeourfeelingswithexactwordstoimproveourskillsofexpression.Readingclassicworkscanalsohelpusbuildarichervocabulary(词汇)touseindailylife.Ahealthylanguageneedsbothnewtrendsandtraditionalbeautytostayaliveinthedigitalage.11.Howdoesthewriterleadintothetopic?

A.Bygivinganexcitingfact.B.Bydescribingafunnymeme.C.Byshowingarealmoment.D.Byaskingaspecialquestion.12.Whyarememescomparedto“socialmoney”inthetext?

A.Becausetheycanbeusedtomakerealmoneyonline.B.Becausetheyhelpyoungpeoplelearnaboutnewtrends.C.Becausetheycanbeusedtogetattentionandacceptance.D.Becausetheyhelpyoungpeopleshowofftheirwealthonline.13.WhatistheresultofoverusingmemesaccordingtoParagraph3?

A.Lazyhabitsofthinking.B.Poorskillsofexpression.C.Wrongwaysofdescription.D.Weakabilitytounderstand.14.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A.Weshoulduseclassicwordsinsteadofinternetwords.B.Weshouldstopusingmemestokeepourlanguagehealthy.C.Usingexactwordsismoreimportantthanenjoyingmemes.D.Weshouldbalancetheuseofmemeswithtraditionallanguage.15.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanweprobablyfindthetext?

A.SocietyandCulture.B.SportsandHealth.C.NewsandBusiness.D.ScienceandTechnology.Myearliestmemoriesasachildareallaboutbooks.Everynight,mymomreadmeastorybookbymybed.Thewordssoundedsobeautifultome.Iwantedtobejustlikeherandknoweverythingsheknew.SoIcarriedaroundabookandIwouldpretend(假装)tobereading.Soon,Istartedthejourneyoflearningtoread,goingfromsimplewordstowholestories.Evenasayounggirl,Irealizedreadingwaslikeasecretkeythatcouldopenmanydoors.Forexample,whenmomsaid,“TheC-A-N-D-Yishiddenonthetopshelf,”AndthenIknewwherethecandywas.Myprogressinreadingraisedmycuriosity,andIwantedtoknoweverything.IoftenaskedmomtodriveslowlysoIcouldreadalltheroadsignswepassed.Duringmyschoolyears,mostofmyreadingwasaboutfacts.ImostlyreadforknowledgetogetAsonmytests.Ididn’tenjoyreadingstorybooksornovelsatthattime.Ionlylikedbooksbasedonfacts,becausetheinformationtheyprovidedwasclearandstraightforward.However,asIgrowup,theworldisbecomingmorecomplex(复杂的).Ifindmyselfneedingaquietwaytounwind.Byopeninganovel,Icanleavemyworriesbehindandenterapeacefulnewworld.Intheseworlds,Icanbecomeanyone.Idon’treadfortestsanymore;Ijustreadtorelax.Today,Istillcarryabookeverywhere,butnolongerjustto“pretend”.Likethegirlwhohuntedforcandy,Inowlookforpeaceineverystory.Readinghelpsmegrowinthisnoisyworld.Itisajourneythatneverends.16.Whydidthewriterpretendtoreadeverynight?

A.Tohavesomefun.B.Tobelikehismother.C.Toactasateacher.D.Tomakehermotherhappy.17.Whatdoesthe“C-A-N-D-Y”exampleinParagraph2show?

A.Readingcouldbeausefultoolinreallife.B.Readingshortstoriesbroughthermuchfun.C.Hermotherenjoyedhidinggiftseverywhere.D.Candymadethewriterwanttolearnspelling.18.Whatkindofreadingdidthewriterpreferduringherschoolyears?

A.Realpapersforbigtests.B.Usefulbookswithclearfacts.C.Creativestoriesaboutdailylife.D.Complexnovelsaboutdeepfeelings.19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unwind”inParagraph4probablymean?

A.Movefastandquick.B.Thinkdeepandhard.C.Feelcalmandrelaxed.D.Staybusyandfocused.20.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.Books:AClearSourceofRealFacts.B.ASecretKeytoOpenChildhoodDoors.C.APeacefulWaytoLeaveWorriesBehind.D.Reading:ALifelongJourneyofDiscovery.Humanshavebeenridinghorsesforover4,000years,buildingaverystrongrelationship.Foralongtime,peoplehavebelievedthathorsescansmellfearandridersareoftentoldtorelaxinordertokeeptheirhorsescalm.Recently,ateamofresearchershavefoundthathorsescanactuallycatchourhiddenfeelingsjustbysmellingoursweat(汗液).Totestthisidea,researchersinvited30peopletowatchhappyvideosandscarymovies.Theycollectedthepeople’ssweatusingpiecesofcottonundertheirarms.Next,theydivided43horsesintothreegroups.Thehorsesworeaspecialdevice(设备)overtheirnosesandmouths.Onegroupsmelledthe“happy”sweat,anothersmelledthe“fear”sweat,andthethirdgroupsmellednothing.Theteamthencheckedhowthehorsesbehavedwhenstrangethingshappened,suchasanumbrellabeingopenednearthemorseeingastrangeobject.Theresultswereclearandsurprising.Horsesthatsmelledthe“fear”sweatbecamemuchmoreafraid.Theirheartsbeatfasterandtheywerealsolesscuriousaboutnewthingsandlesslikelytogonearhumans.“Thefearfulsmellsfromhumansmakethehorses’reactionsstronger,”theleadresearcherPlotineJardatexplained.“Theimportantthingisthathorsesknowhowwefeel,eveniftheycannotseeorhearus.”Theresearchershopethisimportantstudywillhelptoimproveanimalhealthandkeepriderssafe.Stressedhorsescanbeverydangerousbecausetheymightkickorrunawaysuddenly.Ifweunderstandtheirfeelingsbetter,wecangetonwiththeseoldfriendsmoresafelyandpositivelyinthefuture.21.WhyarehorseridersusuallytoldtorelaxaccordingtoParagraph1?

A.Tobuildabetterrelationship.B.Toprovethathorsesaresmart.C.Tohelpscientistscollectsweat.D.Tohelptheirhorsesstaycalm.22.Whatwasthemaindifferenceamongthethreegroupsofhorsesinthetest?

A.Theobjectstheysaw.B.Thesmellstheygot.C.Thedevicestheywore.D.Thevideostheywatched.23.Howdidthehorsesbehaveaftersmellingthe“fear”sweat?

A.Theyshowedlessinterestinnewthings.B.Theytriedtotakeoffthespecialdevices.C.Theyranawayandkickedtheresearchers.D.Theystoppedlisteningtotheriders’orders.24.WhatcanwelearnfromPlotineJardat’swords?

A.Fearfulsmellscanmakehorsesrunfaster.B.Horses’smellswillmakehumansfeelafraid.C.Horsescansensehumanfeelingsfromsweat.D.Horseslosetheirhearingwhenfeelingafraid.25.Whatisthemainpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A.Totellthehistoryofhumansridinghorses.B.Toshowthepracticalvalueofthenewstudy.C.Todescribethedangersofridingstressedhorses.D.Toexplaintheimportanceofthehorses’feelings.Areyoufeelingthatyouhavestoppedimprovingeventhoughyouhavebeenworkinghard?Youmayhavereachedastagewherelearningslowsdownorevenstops.26Butitdoesnotmeanthereisnowayout.Thefollowingtipscanhelpyoubreakthrough.Startbysettingcleargoals.Whenprogressslows,itoftenmeansyouneedanewdirection.27Thisallowsyoutoseeyourprogressmoreclearlyandhelpsyoustayactivewhenthelearningfeelsdifficult.28Sometimeslearnerscannotseetheirownweakpoints.Teachersorexperiencedfriendscanofferfreshviewsandpointoutareasforimprovement.Withtheirhelp,youcanavoidrepeatingthesamemistakesandmakeprogressagain.Changingthewayyoulearnisanotherusefulmethod.Doingthesamethingrepeatedlymayleadtoboredomandslowgrowth.Tryingdifferentways—suchasreadingnewbooks,practicingfor20minuteseachday,orstudyingwithafriend—canbringbackyourinterest.29Apositiveattitudemattersjustasmuch.Alearningslowdowndoesnotmeanyouhavefailed.30Believeinyourselfandkeeptrying.Withpatienceandeffort,youcangetpastthisstageandcontinuetoimprove.Inshort,alearningslowdownisnottheendofyourprogress.Byusingthesemethods,youcanbreakthroughthedifficultyandcontinuemovingforward.

A.Askingothersforadviceisalsohelpful.B.Thiscanbeaveryhardtimeforanyone.C.Trytolearnfromotherpeople’smistakes.D.Instead,itcanbeasignthatyouareabouttogrow.E.Thesechangesmakelearningmorefunandeffective.F.Onesimplewayistobreakyourbiggoalintosmallersteps.下面的材料A~F分别介绍了罗湖区的六个文化与休闲新地标。请根据Jack、Lisa、Bob、Helen、Tom五位同学的兴趣和实际情况,为他们选择最合适的地点,并将答案选项在答题卡相应位置上涂黑。

31Jackisinterestedinthehistoryofscience.HewantstoknowhowancientChinesepeopleusedandcontrolledwater.

32Lisalovesnatureandoutdooractivities.Shehopestorideabikealongalaketoenjoythecityviewsthisweekend.

33Bobisbusystudyingduringtheday.Helovesreadingandneedsaplacewherehecanborrowbooksatanytime,evenlateatnight.

34HeleniscrazyaboutanimationandtraditionalChineseculture.Sheplanstobuysomefashionablegiftsforhersister’sbirthday.

35TomwantstorelaxwithhisfriendsonSaturdayevening.Heislookingforalivelyplacewithlivemusicandtastystreetfood.

A.HuguangTowerItisawonderfulplacetogetclosetonature.Youcanrentabicycleandridealongthelonggreenway.Itoffersagreatviewofthelakeandthecitybuildings.B.NWHDimension9Itisabigculturalcenterfilledwithanimation(动漫)andtraditionalChinesedesigns.Youcanexperiencespecialactivities,enjoythemedfood,andbuylimited-edition(限量版)giftshere.C.JinpiSquare1985Thisnewsquareisaperfectplaceforrelaxing.Youcanenjoylivemusic,trydelicioussnacksfromalloverthecountry,andvisitdifferentinterestingstores.D.LuohuLibraryAnewhomeforreaders.Ithasanintelligentsystemthatallowsyoutoborrowandreturnbooks24hoursaday.Itprovidesmanyquietreadingareasforvisitors.E.XiaokengReservoirItisagreenparkactingasawatereducationbase.Here,youcanlearnaboutfamouswaterprojectsandseehowpeoplecontrolledwaterinthepastandtoday.F.ChunfengParadiseBuiltunderabridge,thiscolorfulparkisagreatplaceforsportsandfun.Itprovidespinkslides,bluerunningtracksandbasketballcourts.Youcanalsoreadbooksinthebookbarhere.三、短文填空TraditionalcultureishelpingChina’svillagesdeveloptoday.InthemountainsofSouthwestChina,ChenYunzhen,36artistofQiangembroidery(羌绣),showspeoplehowanoldskillcanchangethewholevillage.Sinceshewasayounggirl,she37(love)thisspecialskillandhaspracticediteveryday.Shespentlotsoftimethinkingabout38shecouldmakethisoldartpopularamongyoungpeople.Chennoticedthatmanylocalwomenhadnojobs.Shedecided39(start)aworkshoptoteachthemhowtomakeembroidery.Duringthetraining,shefoundthatthedifficultywasnottheskillitself,buthowtoattractcustomers.Thenshecameupwitha40

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