2025~2026学年江苏无锡市金桥双语实验学校春学期初中阶段质量检测卷初三英语试卷

2025~2026学年江苏无锡市金桥双语实验学校春学期初中阶段质量检测卷初三英语试卷一、单项选择1.Lookatthepicture.Themotherduckis________thebabyducksacrosstheroad.

A．carryingB．leadingC．followingD．pushing2.—TherearemanycelebrationsinthecomingDragonBoatFestival.—Soundsveryinteresting.Idon’twanttomiss________.

A．itB．anyC．noneD．one3.—Whatoursocietyislikeisdecidedby________everyonechoosestobehave.—You’reright.

A．whereB．whenC．howD．what4.________thediseaseisstillspreadingrapidly,wearingamaskisquitenecessary.

A．BeforeB．SinceC．AlthoughD．Unless5.—Jenny,canIhavealookatyournotebook?Itlookssospecial.—Sorry.It’smydiary.Thereissomething________init.

A．popularB．practicalC．privateD．pleasant6.—Look!Maryistalkingtoherhusbandwithherarms_________.—Maybeshedoesn’twanttohearwhatJohnisexplaining.

A．hungB．crossedC．raisedD．pointed7.—MrGreen,whydoweusesandbagsaroundthehouseduringtheheavyrain?—They________abarriertostopfloodwaterfromenteringthebuilding.

A．comparewithB．serveasC．connecttoD．mixwith8.—What’syourmainreasonforchoosingonehotel________another?—Justbecauseoftheservice.

A．againstB．beyondC．overD．above9.Asateacher,Ican’tteachthestudents________,Icanonlyhelpthemlearnhowtothink.

A．everythingB．anythingC．nothingD．something10.—Whatdoyouthinkofthemagazine?—Prettygood.IlikePage19bestbecausereadingskillsare________introducedonit.

A．probablyB．nearlyC．simplyD．specially11.Knowledgeisknowingafactwhile________isknowingwhattodowiththefact.

A．informationB．messageC．spiritD．wisdom12.Manyparentschosetheboardingschool,hopingthatit________theirchildrenmoreindependent.

A．madeB．wouldmakeC．hasmadeD．willmake13.—HaveyoutakentheMBTItesttoknowyourpersonalitytype?—Notyet.I________bean“E”personbecauseIlovesharingmythoughts,butIamnotsure.

A．mustB．mayC．needD．haveto14.—Youreallysavedmypresentationtoday.Ican’tthankyouenoughforsteppinginwhenmylaptopcrashed!—________I’mgladIhadmycomputerreadytogo.It’swhatteammatesarefor!

A．It’suptoyou.B．ThepleasureisallmineC．It’snotmycupoftea.D．That’sright.二、完形填空Ashedidmostmorningsonthewayhomefromschool,Mateobeggedhismothertolethimadoptakitten.She15withhim,saying,“Okay,honey,yourbirthdayiscomingupafterall.”Mateo16.Hehadwantedakittenaslongashecouldremember.Assoonastheyenteredtheanimalcenter,Mateofelta17,heavyfeelingcomeoverhim.Somecatswereclawingthroughthebars,whileotherswerelyingstill.Themiaowingwasalmost18tohear.Theybeganwalkingtowardsomekittens.Mateonoticeda19blackcatwithsomeofitsfurmissing.Hekneeleddown,andtookholdofitspaw.Thecatraiseditshead.Mateonoticedalargeredtaghangingfromthecage.Itread:Santiago,male,11yearsold.Mateogasped—he,too,wouldbeturningelevensoon!Hecontinued:FIVpositive;poorappetite(食欲),hairloss,andeyeproblems.Mateohardlyheardhismomcomeupbehindhim.“Who’sthis?”sheasked.“Santiago,”Mateoreplied.“Hehasspecial20,he’ssickandhe’sold.”“Icanseethat,”hismomsaidasshelookedattheredtag.“He’ssick,sohe’sgoingtoneedalotofextratimeand21.”“SodoI,”Mateosaid.“It’slikewhentheteachersgivemeextratimeontests,orwhenJeremyteachesme.”“I’mnotsure,”hismomsaidslowly,looking22.Mateohadseenthisexpressionbefore,whenhetoldheraboutsomekidssaying23thingstohim.MateoreachedthroughthebarandscratchedSantiago’sback.Thecatpurred.“Thetagdoesn’tsayhelikesbeingscratchedrighthere.”“Howaboutwemeethiminoneofthelittlerooms?”hismomasked,sounding24.Mateonodded,buthismindwasalreadymadeup.15.A．encouragedB．requiredC．agreedD．surprised16.A．shoutedB．smiledC．coughedD．complained17.A．sadB．warmC．calmD．wonderful18.A．enjoyableB．pleasantC．painfulD．comfortable19.A．fatB．strongC．thinD．lovely20.A．needsB．offersC．talentsD．looks21.A．spaceB．powerC．careD．money22.A．tiredB．excitedC．angryD．worried23.A．interestingB．hurtfulC．friendlyD．difficult24.A．unsureB．unfriendlyC．unhappyD．unwilling三、阅读理解

Whocanenterthecompetition?

Ages9-15

Youshouldcreateateam(≤4membersinateam)

Howcanyouenterthecompetition?

Emailingyourname,age,groupinformationandyourcreationtohi@earthhelper.co.

By25July,2025(Morerequirementsareonwww.earthhelper.co/upcycle.Makesureyoucheckthembeforesendingyouremail.)

Whatprizecanyouget?

1stPrize:$600

2ndPrize:$400

3rdPrize:$200

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Whyisitimportantthatwerecycleorupcycle?

Whenwerecycleorupcycle,weturnwasteunwantedmaterialsintousefulproducts.Bydoingso,weavoidfillingupourlandwithmorewaste.Also,recyclingandupcyclingsavepowerandmakelesspollutionfrommakingnewthings.ItalsohelpstostopbadairthatmakestheEarthtoohot.Inshort,recyclingandupcyclingaresuperimportantforkeepingourplanetsafeforthefuture.25.WhocanentertheUpcyclecompetition?

A．Aboywhois8yearsold.B．Agroupwhichhasfiveteenagers.C．Afamilyofparentsandtwokids.D．Ateamthathasthree12-year-olds.26.Whichofthefollowingpicturesshouldbeputinthe________?

A．B．C．D．27.Inwhichpartofthemagazinecanwereadthetext?

A．SchoolLifeB．FunSportsC．GreenWorldD．AnimalFriendsLiuMing’sstudygroupcarriedoutanexperimenttomodelthegreenhouseeffect,acommonnaturalwaythatkeepsEarthwarmenoughforlivingthings.Hereisthereport.

Questions1.Whatisthegreenhouseeffect?

2.Doesaglassjarshowitsheat-keepingroleinnature?MaterialsTwocups,somesoil,twothermometers,aglassjarPlaceAnoutdoorareawithdirectsunlight(theypickedaplacewithouttreeshadeorbuildingshadowstomakesurebothcupsgetthesamesunlight).Steps1.Preparetwocupsfilledwithsoil,andmarkAandBonthecups.

2.StickthethermometersincupAandcupB.

3.Putthetwocupsinthesunlightfor10minutesandrecordthetemperaturesinthetwocupsinA1andB1.

4.PlacetheglassjarupsidedownovercupAandkeepcupBunchanged.After10minutes,recordthetemperaturesinA2andB2.

5.ComparethetemperaturesincupAandcupBinthetable.Finding…RecordThetemperatureinStep3ThetemperatureinStep4CupAA1:28°CA2:31°CCupBB1:28°CB2:29°C28.Howshouldtheweatherbewhiledoingtheexperiment?

A．Cloudy.B．Foggy.C．Windy.D．Sunny.29.Whatistherightorderofthesteps?

A．②→④→①→③B．③→①→②→④C．③→④→②→①D．②→④→③→①30.WhatisthefindingofLiuMing’sexperiment?

A．TheglassjarmadeCupAbecomecolderthanCupB.B．ThesoilinCupBgotmoresunlightthanthatinCupA.C．Withtheglassjarcover,CupAgotmuchhotterthanCupB.D．ThetemperatureofCupAandCupBstayedthesameinbothsteps.“I’msogladwe’refinallyleavingthismiserableplace,”BriannasaidtoherhusbandTom.TheyweremovingtoSaturnsincetheyhadlivedonNeptunelongenough,toknowthatthiswasnotwheretheywantedtheirchildrentogrowup.“Jimmy,getoutofmyroom!”Miashouted.“Comeon,Mia.I’mdonepacking.Letmehelp!”Jimmy,herelderbrotherpleaded.Miawonderedwhyherannoyingbrotherwantedtohelpher.Butshefinallygavehimabluebag.“Youcantakeitdownstairs.”Jimmycarriedthebagoverhisshoulder,nearlyfallingoverundertheweight.“What’sinhere?Rocks?”heasked.“Books,”Miareplied.“DadtoldmethatMomhadbuiltusaspaceship.There’splentyofspace.”“Wow,”thechildrenwereamazedastheygotonthespaceship.Soon,theywereinspace.Theviewwasfantastic,butsuddenly,theynoticedagiantrockintheirway.“Isthatflyingtowardsus?”Miaasked.“It’sanasteroid!”Tomshouted.“Everybodytakecover!”Miascreamedasthegiantrockhitthespaceship.Everythingwentdark.Miaopenedhereyes.There’saringinginherears.Shesawhermotherandbrotherlyingbeside.Theywerebothstill.Jimmydidn’tseemtobreathe.Miaputhereartohischest.“Thump.”ShecouldhearJimmy’sheartbeat.Shekeptcallinghisname.Jimmyslowlyopenedhiseyes.Miahuggedherbrotherclosely.“I’mneverlettinggoagain,”shesaid.“My…leg…”Jimmymumbled.Mialetgo,apologizing.“Wow,”Jimmyreplied.“Thatwasfast.Didn’texpectyoutobreakyourpromisethatquick.”Miarolledhereyes.ThenshefoundBriannaawake.SheandJimmymovedtowardsher,helpingherupright.“Where’sTom?”Briannaasked.Theyheardafaintvoice.“Iamhere.”Together,thefamilymadetheirwaytotheplanet’ssurface.Astheyexplored,Briannafellintoahole.“Mom!”Miashouted.“Areyouokay?”“Comedownhere,”Briannacalled.“Aliens,”Briannareplied.Everyonejumpeddown.MianoticedabluestonebehindJimmy.“Hello!”thestonesaid.“I’mPebble,andtheseareStonyandGabbry.”Briannalaughed.“Pebble,Stony,andGabbry.Cute.”“Canwestaywithyou?”Miaasked.“JustuntilwefindourwaytoSaturn,”Tomadded.Miaopenedhereyes.TheRockAlienshuddledinagroupanddiscussedforawhile.ThenPebblewalkedoverandhuggedJimmy’sgoodleg.“We’vegotnewroommates!”shelaughed.31.WhatdidMiaandherfamilydoimmediatelyaftertheywokeup?

A．Theymadetheirwaytothehole.B．Theycheckedontheirfamilymembers.C．Theybeganlookingforthestonealiens.D．Theystartedtoexploretheunknownplanet.32.WhatdidJimmymeanbysayingtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph13?

A．Hedidn’tacceptMia’sapology.B．HeremindedMiatokeepherpromise.C．HewasupsetsinceMiahadhurthisleg.D．HetoldajoketomakeMialessworried.33.Accordingtothestory,whatwouldmostprobablyhappennext?

A．ThefamilywouldflytoSaturnatonce.B．Thefamilywouldbuildahouseforthealiens.C．Thefamilywouldstayontheplanetforsometime.D．ThefamilywouldreturntoNeptuneassoonaspossible.Noonewantstobeseenasaliar.Liarsareconsidereduntrustworthyatbestandimmoralatworst.Andyet,wekeeplyingtoourselvesallthetime:“I’llenjoythissleeveofOreostodaybecausemydietstartstomorrow,”Imighttellmyself.Oreven—ironically“Iamalwayshonestwithmyself”.Fewpeoplearecompletelyhonestwithothers.ResearchfromtheUniversityofMassachusettsonundergraduatestudentsfoundthat60percentliedatleastonceduringa10-minuteconversation,andmanyliedseveraltimes.Nooneiscompletelyhonestwiththemselves,becausethetruthhurts.Sometimes,peopleengagein(参与)self-deceptiontoprotecttheirego(自尊)orgathercourage.Forexample,ifyouarenotgoodatpublicspeaking,youmighttrytoincreaseyourcouragebeforeascarypresentationbytalkingtoyourself:“Iamagreatpublicspeaker!”However,tofakeittillyoumakeitisonething;tofakeitforever,eventoyourself,isentirelydifferent.Suchisthecaseifyoursuccessatworkorschoolistheresultofcheatingbutyouchoosetochalkituptoyourownmerit(优秀品质).Allthatself-deceptiontakesalotofworktomaintain(保持).Itiscostlynotonlybecauseavoidingproblemscanmakethemworsebutalsobecausetheprocrastinator(拖延者)mustdothementalworkofataskoverandover,withoutreaping(获得)therewardsofactuallygettingitdone.Whywrite“Changebanks”onyourto-dolistformonthsonendinsteadofdoingitonceandbeingfreeofthetask?Self-deceptionwillneverleadyoutothedeepestkindofsatisfaction.Thatcontentmentcanbefoundonlywithinthetrueversionofyourself.Personalintegrity(正直)isabsolutelynecessaryforpersonalprogress,whichpsychologistsshowisacentralelementofhappiness.Progressrequiresknowinghonestlywhereyouarecomparedwithwhereyouhavebeen.Ifyouignoreyourflaws(缺点),youcan’tcorrectthem.Researchshowsthatself-deceptionisconnectedwithaninabilitytoseeourownflaws,whichmakesself-improvementharder.RefusingtoadmitthatIamabitneurotic(神经质的)mightmakemefeelbetterinthemoment,butitalsodiscouragesmefromundertakingeffortstochangeforthelong-termgoodofmyselfandthosearoundme.34.WhydoestheauthorusetheexampleofOreosinParagraph1?

A．Toprovethateatingsnacksaffectspeople’sdietingplans.B．Toshowacommonformofself-deceptionindailylife.C．TostressthepopularityofOreosamongdieters.D．Toexplainwhylyingtoothersisharmful.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“chalkitupto”inParagraph3probablymean?

A．Additupto.B．Thinkofitas.C．Takeitawayfrom.D．Writeitdownas.36.Whichofthefollowingwouldthewritermostprobablyagreewith?

A．Makingato-do-listhelpsavoidlyingtoyourself.B．Never-endingsatisfactionresultsinself-deception.C．Self-deceptionisaharmlesswaytoprotecttheirself-respect.D．Admittingourweaknessesisimportantforself-improvement.37.Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthispassage?

A．Toencouragepeopletostoplyingtothemselves.B．Tointroduceanewstudyaboutself-deception.C．Totellpeopletoseeandcorrecttheirweaknesses.D．Toshowthebadeffectsofself-deception.四、单词拼写38.TheYearoftheHorseissuchanextremely________(usual)yearforthestudentswhowillgraduatethisyear.39.Anewtermis________(bear)withgreathopesandchallengesforeverystudentinourschool.40.Workinghardtogether,wehopetomakemeaningful________(achieve)intheyearahead.41.Firstofall,wearesupposedtoformgoodhabits,whichwillhavea________(last)influenceonourstudyandfuturedevelopment.42.Besides,tomakethisfinalyearmorecolourful,ourschoolartfestivalwillbe________(live)andfullofmemorableperformances.43.Whenitcomestoafter-schoolactivities,weshouldmakeaproper________(选择)toenrichourexperiencebeforegraduation.44.Newtechnologiesbringusmorethanone________(可能性)toreviewknowledgeandprepareforexamsincreativeandefficientways.45.Forexample,anincreasingnumberofstudentsareusing________(电子的)toolstohelpwiththeirEnglishlearning.46.Aslongaswetryourbest,wewill________(顺利地)overcomedifficultiesandgetclosertoourgoals.47.BythisJune,wearesuretotakegreat________(骄傲)inourselvesandeverybitofprogresswehavemade.48.Moderntechnology________(play)amoreandmoreimportantroleinoureverydayschoollifethesedays.49.Ourscienceteacheralways________(encourage)ustoexploretheunknownworldwithkindsofhigh-techtools.50.Threeyearsago,asciencelab________(build)inourschooltoprovideuswithabetterstudyenvironment.51.Manystudentsareoftenseen________(work)outdifferentscientificproblemsinthelabintheirfreetime.52.LastFridayafternoon,we________(do)someinterestingexperimentsinthelabwhenthebellforthenextclassrang.53.Ourteacher________(remind)ustorecordallthedatabeforeweleftthelab.54.Overtheyears,eachofus________(learn)muchusefulknowledgeaboutrobotsandAIinourwonderfulsciencelessons.55.Itissaidthatanewsmartteachingrobot________(introduce)toourclassnexttermtohelpwithourdailystudyandhomework.56.Thankstothenewtechnology,thewaywestudy________(consider)tobemuchmoreefficientnow.57.Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,I’msurewe________(achieve)ourbeautifuldreamssoonerorlater.五、任务型阅读Childrenandteenagersarethoughttobecarefree.Butstudies,friendsandfamilycanallbringthemstress.Oct.10thisWorldMentalHealthDay.Therearethreestudentstalkingabouthowtheydealwiththestressintheirlives.CuiAnqi,13,GuangdongRecently,myroommatebroughtsomefoodtoourdormroomthatsmelledreallybad.ItoldherIdidn’tlikeit,butshedidn’tthinkitwasaproblem.Sowe’vebeenhavinga“coldwar”forweeks.Iwalkaroundmyschoolthesedays,tryingtofigureouthowtodealwiththisproblem.IdecidedthatIshouldjusttalktoheraboutmyfeelings.Ithinkwecanworkthingsout.Wishmeluck!YuMingge,14,ShanxiI’maboy.IfeelsadbecauseI’mtheshortestkidinmy