2025~2026学年江苏宿迁市宿豫区度第二学期九年级二模试卷英语

2025~2026学年江苏宿迁市宿豫区度第二学期九年级二模试卷英语一、单项选择1.Knowledgeisknowingafactwhile________isknowingwhattodowiththefact.

A．informationB．messageC．spiritD．wisdom2.—HaveyoutakentheMBTItesttoknowyourpersonalitytype?—Notyet.I________bean“E”personbecauseIlovesharingmythoughts,butIamnotsure.

A．mustB．mayC．needD．haveto3.—IhopeIcantakepartintheEnglishspeechcompetitionandwinaprize.—Youwillwinnothing______youspendafewmonthspreparingforit.

A．sinceB．thoughC．unlessD．because4.—Didyouwatchthe2026SpringFestivalGala?—________interestingshowWuBOTis!ItshowsChinesetechnology.

A．HowB．WhatanC．WhatD．Howan5.—Helen,Ididn’tseeyouintheclassroomatfiveyesterdayafternoon.—Oh,I________singingatthattime.

A．willpractiseB．waspractisingC．havepractisedD．ampractising6.Warsaredisasters.Alargenumberofpeoplewilllosetheirhomesifawar________.

A．breaksdownB．breaksupC．breaksintoD．breaksout7.MrWuisateacher________Iwanttolearnfrom.Heissoknowledgeable.

A．whichB．whenC．whatD．who8.WhenIfirstcametoChina,Ifounditwas________thewaymyfriendtoldme—beautifulandpeaceful.

A．probablyB．safelyC．properlyD．exactly9.—OurgraduationpartywillbeonJune28.—That’swonderful!Couldyoutellme________?

A．ifallofourteachersjoinedusB．wherewillitbeheldC．whowillgivetheperformancesD．thatweshouldwearschooluniforms10.—Byusingcleanenergy,wecanreducepollutiononEarth.—________.That’swhymanypeoplebuyelectriccars.

A．Icouldn’tagreemoreB．That’snotthecaseC．HardtosayD．Iamafraidnot二、完形填空阅读短文，从短文后所给A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。StrongwindsandheavyrainbeatagainstthecarasIdroveslowlybackhome.11,thecarhadatireburst(爆胎).Ihadthecarstoponthesideoftheroad.Itwas12formetochangethattirebecauseadiseasehadmademeunabletodothat.ThenIrememberedtherewasa13nearby.Istartedthecar,droveslowlytoitandshoutedforhelp.Thedooropenedanda14stoodthere.ItoldherthatIneededsomeoneto15theflattireformebecauseIcouldn’tdoitmyself.Sheenteredthehouseandsoon16inraincoatandhat,followedbyanoldman,whowasalittleshortandweak.Watchingthemanandthelittlegirlworkingsohardinthestorm,Ifeltabit17.ButItoldmyselfthatIwouldpaythemforit.18theyfinallycametoknockatmycarwindow,alongtimehadpassed.Themansaid,“Thisisabad19forcartrouble,butyou’reallsetnow.”“Thanks,”Isaid.“HowmuchshouldIpayforyou?”“Nothing.”He20hishead.”That’sforfree,friend.”Iheldoutafive-dollarbillbuthemadenoefforttotakeit.Thelittlegirlsteppedforwardandsaid21,“Grandpacan’tseeit.”Iwas22andfullofshameinmyheart.Achildanda23man!Inthecold,wetweatherinthedark,theyhelpedme24mycar!Idon’trememberhowlongIsatthere,deepinthought.ButImadeapromiseto25:Someday,Iwillhelppeopleinneedwithoutexpectinganythinginreturn.11.A．SuddenlyB．FinallyC．LuckilyD．Especially12.A．easyB．properC．impossibleD．necessary13.A．hospitalB．parkC．factoryD．house14.A．manB．womanC．boyD．girl15.A．changeB．buyC．makeD．clean16.A．camebackB．gotupC．felldownD．wentout17.A．proudB．sorryC．angryD．happy18.A．IfB．BecauseC．BeforeD．When19.A．placeB．timeC．dayD．moment20.A．shookB．raisedC．noddedD．knocked21.A．loudlyB．quietlyC．happilyD．excitedly22.A．shockedB．excitedC．interestedD．disappointed23.A．deafB．blindC．strangeD．normal24.A．getB．pushC．moveD．repair25.A．myselfB．himselfC．herselfD．themselves三、阅读理解Withalittletouchofart,simplefruitcanbeturnedintoanicegiftforFather’sDayorasurpriseforyourfamily.

DOITYOURSELFWashyourhandsfirst.Cutthegreenappleandkiwis(猕猴桃)withaknife.Getthebananaready.Placeitinthemiddleoftheplate.Coverthebanana’sendwithkiwispiecesastheground.Puttheapplesaroundthebanana’stopasleaves,withtheirgreenskinfacingup.Putthegrapesontoptofitintospacebetweentheapplepiecesandbanana.26.Whatdoyoudofirstbeforecuttingtheappleandkiwis?

A．Buyagift.B．Washyourhands.C．Cutthebanana.D．Coverthebanana’send.27.Whataretheleavesmadefrom?

A．Apples.B．Bananas.C．Grapes.D．Oranges.28.Wheredoyouputthegrapes?

A．Underthebanana’stop.B．Attheendofthebanana.C．Inthemiddleoftheplate.D．Betweentheapplepiecesandbanana.Gourds(葫芦)haveahistoryof7,000yearsinChina.Thesespecial-shapedplantsareusedforcookingdeliciousdishesaswellasmakingmusicalinstruments.Buttodaywearetalkingaboutthepyrographycraft(烙画工艺)ongourds.ThecraftoriginatedduringtheHanDynastyatfirstandentereditsgoldenageduringtheQingDynasty.ManycitiesofChinalikeTianjinandBeijingarewell-knownforsuchgourds.TakethecraftfromBeijingasanexample.Asthefamily’sfourth-generationinheritor(继承人)ofBeijing’sgourd-pyrographycraft,NiuChengguohasbeenworkinghardonthecraftforabout40years.Withhisgreatloveforbeautifulthings,Niuhaskeptimprovinghisartskillsandcreatedmanyworksofart.“WhenIwasalittleboy,Iwasdeeplytouchedbythelivelypatterns(图案)ongourdswhichwerecreatedbymygrandpa.IbeganstudyinghowtocreatetheartworkswiththehelpofmygrandpawhenIwas11yearsold.”saidNiu.Niu’seffortstocreatewonderfulartworkspaidoff,ashisartworkssoldwellinmanycountriesinSoutheastAsia,EuropeandAmerica.Manyofhisworkshaveappearedindifferentculturalexchange(交流)activities.Asaresult,thegourd-pyrographycraftisbecomingmorepopular.In2021,Niustartedtoprovideaplatformtohelpvisitorsenjoythebeautyofthegourdcraft.“Ijustwanttomakethetraditionalcraftknownandlikedbymorepeople,”Niusaid.29.WhatcangourdsbeusedfortodayaccordingtoParagraph1?

A．Holdingdishes.B．Makingmusic.C．Makinghouses.D．Creatingartworks.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“originated”meaninParagraph2?

A．returnedB．appearedC．spreadD．stopped31.Whatdoesthethirdparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A．HowhardNiulearnedthecraft.B．HowNiudevelopedaninterestinthecraft.C．WhyNiu’sgrandpataughthimselfthecraft.D．WhatNiuhasdonetoimprovehisartisticskills.32.WhichstatementisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Niu’sworkshaveaninfluenceonculturalexchanges.B．Niu’sworksareonlypopularinmostAsiancountries.C．Niu’sworkshelpedvisitorscreatetheirowngourdartworks.D．Niuisathird-generationinheritorofthecraftinhisfamily.①Humanshavebeenridinghorsesforover4,000years,buildingaverystrongrelationship.Foralongtime,peoplehavebelievedthathorsescansmellfearandridersareoftentoldtorelaxinordertokeeptheirhorsescalm.Recently,ateamofresearchershavefoundthathorsescanactuallycatchourhiddenfeelingsjustbysmellingoursweat(汗液).②Totestthisidea,researchersinvited30peopletowatchhappyvideosandscarymovies.Theycollectedthepeople’ssweatusingpiecesofcottonundertheirarms.Next,theydivided43horsesintothreegroups.Thehorsesworeaspecialdevice(设备)overtheirnosesandmouths.Onegroupsmelledthe“happy”sweat,anothersmelledthe“fear”sweat,andthethirdgroupsmellednothing.③Theteamthencheckedhowthehorsesbehavedwhenstrangethingshappened,suchasanumbrellabeingopenednearthemorseeingastrangeobject.Theresultswereclearandsurprising.Horsesthatsmelledthe“fear”sweatbecamemuchmoreafraid.Theirheartsbeatfasterandtheywerealsolesscuriousaboutnewthingsorlesslikelytogonearhumans.④“Thefearfulsmellsfromhumansmakethehorses’reactionsstronger,”theleadresearcherPlotineJardatexplained.“Theimportantthingisthathorsesknowhowwefeel,eveniftheycannotseeorhearus.”⑤Theresearchershopethisimportantstudywillhelptoimproveanimalhealthandkeepriderssafe.Stressedhorsescanbeverydangerousbecausetheymightkickorrunawaysuddenly.Ifweunderstandtheirfeelingsbetter,wecangetonwiththeseoldfriendsmoresafelyandpositivelyinthefuture.33.WhyarehorseridersusuallytoldtorelaxaccordingtoParagraph1?

A．Tobuildabetterrelationship.B．Toprovethathorsesaresmart.C．Tohelpscientistscollectsweat.D．Tohelptheirhorsesstaycalm.34.Howdidthehorsesbehaveaftersmellingthe“fear”sweat?

A．Theyshowedlessinterestinnewthings.B．Theytriedtotakeoffthespecialdevices.C．Theyranawayandkickedtheresearchers.D．Theystoppedlisteningtotheriders’orders.35.Whatisthemainpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A．Totelltheprocessofhumansridinghorses.B．Toshowthepracticalvalueofthenewstudy.C．Todescribethedangersofridingstressedhorses.D．Toexplaintheimportanceofthehorses’feelings.36.Whichisthestructureofthepassage?

A．①②/③④/⑤B．①/②③④/⑤C．①/②③④⑤D．①/②③/④⑤Itwasthemiddleofthedayonabright,sunnySaturday,andJayandhisfriendsMikeandTonywereridingtheirdirtbikesononeoftheirfavouritecross-countrypaths.Theyusuallydidn’trideearlyinthedayorintheevening,becausehikersandrunnerslikedthepath,too.Onthisspecialday,Jayandtheotherboysstoppedtoclimbatreeonthewindingpathandfindacomfortablebranchtositon.Atthattime,Jaynoticedsomethingshinyonthegroundclearly.“Whatdoyouthinkitcouldbe?”heaskedMikeandTonyashepointedtotheobjectshiningintheSun.Theyalljumpeddownfromtheirbranchesandwenttotakeacloserlook.Theycouldn’tunderstandwhattheyfound.Itwasawalletwithfivehundreddollarsinside.Mikeimmediatelysaid,“Fantastic!Wecandividethemoneyintothreeparts,andwewilleachbeclosertobuyingthenewerbikeswewant.”“Notsofast,”saidTony.“Jaywastheonewhofoundthecashfirst.Tobefair,heshouldgetmorethanus.Heshouldgetthreehundreddollarsandweshouldgetonehundredeach.”“Areyouguyscrazy?”askedJay.“Wecan’tkeepthemoney.Itisn’tours.Aren’twemorematurethantoplayfinderskeeperslikewedidwhenwewerekids?”“Stopbeingsuchasupporterforhonest,”complainedMikeandTony.“Whoeverlostthemoneywasn’tveryresponsibleandshouldlearnalessonaboutwalkingaroundwiththatmuchcashonthem,”addedMike.“Let’sallgohomeandthinkaboutthis,”saidJay.MikeandTonyagreedtoJay’ssuggestion.Jaykeptthemoney,andtheyallrodetheirbikeshome.Theydecidetomeetagainafterdinner.MikeandTonylivedonthesamestreet,sotheyrodehomemostofthewaytogether.TheywereabletotalkmorewithoutJay.However,themoretheytalked,themoretheysawJay’spoint.Theyalsothoughtabouthowworriedtheywouldbeiftheydroppedandlostsomethingthatwasimportanttothem.Whentheymetafterdinner,MikeandTonythoughtthatJaywasright.Theyallrodetothepolicestationtoturninthewallet.Thepoliceofficerwhotookthereporttoldthemhewasimpressedbytheirhonest.Healsosaidifnoonereportedthelostobject,itwouldrightfullybetheirs.HerecordedJay’sphonenumber.Thenextmorning,amancalledthepolicestationtoreportalostwallet.Whenhefoundoutithadbeenturnedin,hewasveryhappy.HeaskedwhoturneditinandlearnedaboutJayandhisfriends.Shortlyafter,Jayreceivedaphonecallaskinghimtogotothepolicestation.Hewasabitnervous,butwhenhegotthere,helearnedthatthewallethadbeenreported,andtheownerdecidedtorewardtheindividualswhohadturneditin.Thepoliceofficerhandedhimagiftcardforonehundreddollarsatthelocalbicycleshop.JaymetupwithMikeandTonylaterthatdayandtoldthemwhathadhappened.Theyallrealizedthatitisbetternottobekeeper.Itwasahappyendingforeveryone.37.Whichisthecorrectorderofthethingsbelow?a.Jay’sfriendssuggestedsharingthemoney.b.Jayfoundawalletwithmuchmoneyinside.c.Jayrealizesomethingshinyontheground.d.Jaywenttothepolicestationtohandinthewalletwithhisfriends.e.Jay’sfriendsdiscussedaboutthismoneyonthehalfwayhometogether.

A．c-d-a-e-bB．c-b-a-e-dC．a-b-c-d-eD．c-e-a-d-b38.Fromthepassage,weknowthatJayandhisfriendsMikeandTony.

A．receivedarewardgivenbythepoliceB．feltmuchbetternottobegoodfindersC．enjoyedsitingonabranchfromridingD．haddifferentideasaboutthemoneyatfirst39.Thestoryhasahappyendingforeveryonebecause.

A．JayandhisfriendsrodehappilyinthemorningsandeveningsB．JayandhisfriendsrealizedthatitisbetternottobeakeeperC．theownergaveagiftcardforabiketoeachofJay’sfriendsD．theownerfoundhislostwalletandtheboysunderstandalesson40.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A．TobeakeeperB．TobeafinderC．FindersKeepersD．Agiftcardfor$100请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。Recharge(充电)YourBody’sBatteryMyphoneisshowingthatlittleredlow-batterysign.WhatifIdidn’trechargeit—no,thatwouldstressmeout.ButwhatifItookafewminutestorechargemyself—yes,thatwouldhelp.Buthow?41Tellyourselfthetruth.Whensomethingstressfulhappens,weoftencan’thelptakingadeepbreathatfirst.Butwecontrolwhathappensnext.It’spossibletoworkwithourstress,ratherthanagainstit.Thankitandremindyourself:“42”Turnyourattentiontojoy.Toprotectenergystores,turnyourattentiontobeingpresent.Focusonwhatyoucanfeelgrateful(感激的)for.Smilingcanreducestress.43Plantsomethinginyourdaythatyoulookforwardto.Workyourstressout.Youmightthinkallyourfeelingsliveinyourbrain.Butinfact,wefeelthemwithourwholebodies.44Itcanchangehowyoufeel.Also,heatingupandcoolingdown,liketakingashower,maycheeryouup.45Beingincrowdedandbusyplacessendsourbodiessignsofdanger.Wecanrechargeourbatterieswithgreenspacetime—lookforapark,gardensorplantstocalmourbodiesandminds.Lifeisshort.It’sevenshorterlivingonhalfabattery.Wecanbreakourdailystresshabitsandcreatemoreenergy.

A．Mybodyisproducingenergytohelpmedealwithit.B．Relaxyourselfingreen.C．Myenergyisrunningout.D．Hereareafewwaystorechargeyourself.E．Warnyourbodyofdanger.F．Joycanrechargeus.G．Doingexercisecanhelpyourbodyreducestress.四、单词拼写46.Suqian________(位于)innorthernJiangsuProvince.47.Itisabeautifulcitywithalongh________ofmorethan2500years.48.Itisf________asthehometownofthegreatancientheroXiangYu.49.Suqianhasamazingnaturalscenery.Itsnaturalenvironmentis________(高度地)praisedbypeoplealloverthecountry.50.TheGrandCanal(大运河)alsoruns________(通过；穿过)thecity.Itconnectsthepastandthepresentperfectly.51.Thecityisdevelopingfastanditmixesnicenatureand________(当地的)culturetogether.52.Moreandmorevisitors________(likesth.better)tocomeherefortravellingandrelaxing.53.TherearealsosomearttreasuresinSuqianMuseum,andSuqianisreallywell________(begoodenoughtodoorhave)avisit.五、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Oraclebonescript(甲骨文)istheoldesttypeofChinesewriting.AIisthe54(new)technologyweusetoday.Butrightnow,inAnyang,Henan,manyengineersareusingAI55(study)thisoldwritingtype.LiBang,33,is56AIscientistatAnyangNormalUniversity.Sofar,heandhisteammembers57(build)aspecialonline“library”.Theyputpicturesoforaclebonesandlotsofbooksintothis“library”.TheywriteprogramstohelpAIlearntolookattheshapesofcharacters(文字)andfindinformationabout58(they)inthe“library”.Whenpeoplewanttostudyanoraclebonecharacter,theyshowit59thecomputer.AIwillfindsimilarcharactersandbooksaboutitinafew60(second).Inthepast,thistookpeopleafewhoursorevenafewdays.“AIisagreathelperforpeoplewhostudyoraclebones,butitcan’ttaketheirplace,”Lisaid.AI61(remember)thingsverywell,butitisn’tgoodatthinkingthingsover.Itcanhelpuslookforinformationaboutthecharacters,butitcan62(hard)telluswhatthecharactersmean.63AIisavaluablehelper,butthefinalinterpretation(解释)isstillinhumanhands.六、任务型阅读阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，每小题答案不超过10个单词。Theyear2025wasspecialforChina’sworldofmaths.It’sallbecauseofonegreatwoman—WangHong.Wangwasbornin1991inGuilin.Herparentswerebothmiddleschoolteachers.Sheshowedanunusualtalentformathsatanearlyage.Whenshewasjustfiveyearsold,shealreadyfinishedfirst-grademathsandwenttosecondgradedirectly.Somepeoplethinktalentmakeslifeeasy.ButWang’spath