2025~2026学年江苏省无锡市二泉中学九年级上学期1月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年江苏省无锡市二泉中学九年级上学期1月月考英语试卷一、单项选择1.Don’tmissthischance.Itmustbeyears________yougetanotherone.

A．beforeB．afterC．untilD．since2.—ThelessonthatthenovelOrdinaryWorldhastaughtmeisthateventhoughmylifeiscommon,Istillloveandenjoyit.—Infact,sometimesagoodbookcanteachyouthings________yourclass.

A．aboveB．againstC．beyondD．including3.–Youhaven’tsaida___________wordsincelastFriday.What’swrong?-Nothing.Justleavemealone.

A．simpleB．singleC．similarD．silent4.—Youwerelatefortheimportantmeetingagain.—I’mterriblysorry,Mr.Wang.Mycar________againonmywaytowork.

A．brokedownB．felldownC．brokeintoD．brokeout5.—Doyouknowthelady________inred?—Iknowhernomatterwhatshewears.

A．wearsB．dressesC．dressedD．wearing6.Thatnewrestaurantiswell-knownforitslocaldishesandcomes________recommended.

A．highB．highlyC．lowD．lowly7.—DoyouthinkIcanwinthisgamewithoutthehelpofmypartner?—Well,itseemsalittlebitdifficult,butit________work.

A．mightB．canC．mustD．should8.Whenitcomestoteenageproblems,________seemstohaveananswer,butfindingtherightwayisnotalwayseasy.

A．someoneB．everyoneC．nobodyD．none9.Weareoftentoldweshould________thepoliceatonceifwefaceanythingdangerous.

A．communicateB．confirmC．contactD．connect10.Youneverknow________akindactcango.Youdon’tknowwhoitcaninfluence,either.

A．howlongB．howsoonC．howfarD．howoften11.—Whathappenedtohim?—Hewas_________murderlastweek，

A．chargedofB．guiltywithC．arrestedwithD．guiltyof12.Thepoorchildhad________littleeducation________shecouldn'treadorwrite.

A．so;toB．such;thatC．so;thatD．very;because13.Inthethirdlessonofthe“TiangongClass”,theChineseastronautsshowedthestudents________.

A．whethertheyhavegrownsomeplantsinthelaboratoryB．whytwoT-handles(T型手柄)can“dancehappily”inspaceC．howdidtheydrinkwaterfroma2-metre-longstraw(吸管)D．whenawaterballbecame“lazy”underthelowgravity14.—Soyoumissedthewonderfultalkgivenbythefamousprofessor?—________.Igotthere10minutesbeforeitfinished.

A．YougotmethereB．YousaiditC．NevermindD．Notexactly二、完形填空先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。WhenIwaslittleandsomethingdifficulthappened,Iwouldlooktomymotherforcomfortandguidance.Shewasalwaysthereforme,helpingmeworkthroughtheissue.Nomatterwhat,mymomhadapositive(积极)outlook.Atthattime,Ihadnoknowledgeofthedifficultiesand15shehadexperienced.GrowingupduringtheGreatDepression(经济大萧条),mymomlosttwosistersandhadto16herdisabledyoungestsister.Tome,mymotherhadtheabilitytofeelbetter17.Shehadsuchstrongfaithandwasaverygivingandpositiveperson.Ourhousewaslikeacenterforfamilyandfriends;nooneeverlefthungryorwithoutfeeling18thantheydidwhentheyarrived.Asachild,onethingmymomwouldoftensaytomewas,“Thistooshallpass.”Atfirst,Ifoundit19tounderstand.WhatIwasfacingseemedlikethemostdifficultthingever!Howwoulditgetbetter?AsIgrewup,I20shewasright.Lifemovesonandweallhavea21tomoveforwardorback.Shealwayschosetomoveforward.“Thistooshallpass”doesn’tmeanthattheproblemwillmagically22.Rather,itcanleadtoaveryreflectivethoughtprocess(反思性思维过程)thathelpsyoutofindinner(内在的)23tosolvethechallengeathand.Soasyoufacedifficultiesandchallenges,Ihopemymother’sadvicewillhelpyouchoosetomoveforward,find24andmakethebestofwhatlifehastooffer.15.A．competitionsB．surprisesC．hopesD．losses16.A．remindB．supportC．respectD．trust17.A．slowlyB．quicklyC．livelyD．curiously18.A．saferB．busierC．betterD．smarter19.A．possibleB．necessaryC．specialD．difficult20.A．imaginedB．realizedC．doubtedD．expected21.A．rightB．decisionC．choiceD．thought22.A．disappearB．developC．changeD．continue23.A．forceB．methodC．energyD．strength24.A．purposesB．waysC．resultsD．challenges三、阅读理解25.WhathaveChinesescientistsdiscoverednow?

A．Awaytocreatewaterfromlunarsoil.B．Thehydrogenwillturnintowater.C．Alotofhydrogeninthesoilonthemoon.D．Thewaterwillcomeoutasvapor.26.Howmuchwatercanwegetfrom10kilogramsoflunarsoil?

A．5kilograms.B．0.5kilograms.C．0.51milligrams.D．0.76milligrams.27.Wherecanwereadthepassage?

A．Inastorymagazine.B．Inatraveljournal.C．Inasciencemagazine.D．Inasportsnewspaper.Sportsmighthavestartedasawaytosurvive.Longago,peopleran,jumped,andclimbedtostayalive.Hunterswereknownfortheirspecialskills.Wallpaintingsfromcenturiesago,showingactivitieslikewrestling(摔跤)ordancing,werefoundinanEgyptiantomb.TheancientGreeksmadeabigchangebyholdingthefirstOlympicGames.ModernsportsbeganinEnglandintheearly19thcenturyandthenspreadglobally(全球地).Thesebecamethemodelsforsportssuchasfootballthatweplaynow.Sportscomeinmanyshapesandsizes.Organizedsports,whetherswimmingoricehockey,areseriousformsofplay.Therearerulestoobey,skillsandpositionstolearn,andplanstocarryout.Teamsportslikesoccerrequireyoutoworkwithteammates,whileindividual(个人的)sportssuchastennisfocusonyourpersonalperformance.There’snodoubtthatsportsarevaluable.TheAmericanAcademyofPediatricssaysplayisimportantforkids’andteens’thinking,bodies,sociallivesandfeelings.Sportsexerciseourbodiesandteachusaboutourselvesandourworld.Organizedsportsgetustouseourbodiesandminds,whichmakesusmoreimaginative,curious,andcreative.Theskillswelearncanhelpusinschoolandlateratwork.Inanidealworld,sportswouldalwaysbefun.Butinreality,sportscancausephysicalhurtlikebrokenbones,andalsomentalharm.Inteamsports,misunderstandingsandhurtfeelingsarepartofthelearningprocess.Sportsaresupposedtobringpeopletogether,buttheycanalsodrivepeopleapart.Butevenwhenthey’renotalwaysacheerfulexperience,theyshowushowtofacelife’schallenges.Youdon’thavetobeonaschoolteam.Butmany,likeschoolcoaches,havefoundwaystomakeplaytheirwork,whichmakesthemfeelwhole.There’snobetterplacetoplayandlearnabouttheworldthanonasportsfield.Nomatterwhatsportyouchoose,thekeyistoplayforfun.Whenyoudo,you’realreadyawinner.28.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstthreeparagraphs?

A．TheGreeksandEnglandheldthefirstOlympics.B．Sportsmightstartasawaytohavefun.C．Sportsdonothavefixedshapesandsizes.D．Teamsportsfocusonyourpersonalperformance.29.Whyisplayimportantforteenagersaccordingtothepassage?

A．Itreducestheirphysicalhurteasily.B．Itimprovestheirmindandbodyhealth.C．Ithelpsthemhavemoretimeforsleep.D．Itteachesthemhowtowincompetitions.30.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter’sopinion?

A．Peopleshouldtrytobecomeafamousathlete.B．Peoplecanplaymainlyforfunandenjoyment.C．Tryingteamsportsisbetterthanindividualones.D．Avoidingsportsthatcausehurtisthebestchoice.Thebellrang,andIrushedtothelibraryforWritingClub.MissLisa,ourleader,announcedthatwewouldshareourstorieswithacritiquepartner.Iknewthemeaningof“critique”-givinghelpfulfeedback.MypartnerwasPenny.Ihandedhermystory,nervousaboutmyspellingandgrammar.Pennyseemedworried,too,asshegavemeherstory.Ireaditandwasamazed-itwasaheartwarmingtaleaboutastraydognamedSunnywhosavedafamilyfromaflood.“Wow,greatstory,”Itoldher.“Idon’thaveanysuggestions.It’sperfect!”“Yourstoo,”shesaidquietlyinanunclearway.Shedidn’tevenlookatmeasshepassedmineback.“OK,everyone,ourtimeisupfortoday,”saidMissLisa.“Seeyounextweek.”Pennylookedrelieved.Shejumpedupandcaughtherbackpackandhurriedoutofthelibrary.Inoticedabookunderthetable.ItmusthavefallenoutofPenny’sbag.ThetitlewasSunnytheBrave.Ireadthedescriptionontheback:Inthisheartwarmingtale,adognamedSunnyfindsahomeaftersavingafamilyfromadevastating(毁灭性的)flood.Thatsoundedfamiliar.ItwasjustlikePenny’sstory!Itwaslonger,withsomedifferentwords,butthesceneswereexactlythesame.Icouldn’tbelieveit.Pennyhadcopiedthisidea!Outsideoftheschool,InoticedPennysittingonabench.Iwalkedover.Penny’sshoulderswereslumped.Shewascrying!Allofasudden,Iwasn’tangryanymore.Irememberedthatmyjobashercritiquepartnerwastogivehelpfulfeedback,nottomakeherfeelbad.ButwhatshouldIsay?“IthoughtIwouldlovewritingclub,butI’mterribleatit,”shesaid.“Ineverhaveasingleideaforastory.”“Whatifweworkedonastorytogether?”“Well,Ihaveideas,butmysentencesaren’talwaysthebest.IwishIcouldwriteperfectlylikeyoudo,”Isaid.“I’dratherhaveideasthanwriteperfectsentences,”Pennysaid.“Ididhaveonenewidea,”Isaid.“Whatifweworkedonastorytogether?Ibetwecouldcomeupwithsomethinggreat.”“Canwedothat?”sheasked.Shelookedhopeful.“Let’stalktoMissLisa,”Isaid.“Shelovesitwhenwritersarecreative.”“Maybewecanwriteabouttwofriends,”shesaid.“Andonehasabigproblem.”“Andtheyworktogethertosolveit,”Iadded.“Andeverythingendsupbetterthantheycouldhaveimagined,”shesaid.“Nowthat’sagreatidea!”Isaid.31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“relieved”meaninParagraph5?

A．Nervous.B．Relaxed.C．Confident.D．Worried.32.Whywasn’tIangryanymorewhenIsawPennycrying?

A．BecauseIwantedtotalktoMissLisa.B．BecauseIwasafraidofthedogSunny.C．BecauseIwasworriedaboutPenny’swriting.D．BecauseIwantedtogiveherhelpfulfeedback.33.Whatisthebesttitleforthisstory?

A．ABetterStoryTogetherB．SunnytheBraveC．WritingClubActivitiesD．CreativeWritersAnewstudysuggeststhatroosterscanrecognize(认出)themselvesinamirror(镜子).Scientistsusethe“marktest”totestwhetherananimalcanrecognizeitself.Amarkisputonananimal,usuallyinaspotthatcanonlybeseeninamirror.Thentheanimalisallowedtolookinamirror.Iftheanimalseemstopayattentiontothemark,scientistsbelievetheanimalhasrecognizeditself.Thelistofanimalswhocanrecognizethemselvesinamirrorisn’tlong.Theskillhasmainlybeenfoundinanimalswithlargebrains,likedolphins,chimpanzeesandelephants.Untilrecently,onlyonekindofbirdhadpassedthetest.ScientistsattheUniversityofBonninGermanyrecentlyranthemarktestonroosters.Theyputapinktriangle(三角形)onthechests(胸膛)oftheroosters.Butwhentheroosterslookedinamirror,theydidn’tseemtonoticethemark.Thescientiststhenneededadifferentwaytotestwhethertheroosterscouldrecognizethemselves.Whenthere’sdanger—likeahawk(鹰)flyingabove—roostersmakeloudcallstowarnnearbychickens.Butroostersonlymakethecriesifotherchickenscanhearthem.Ifthey’realone,theyremainquietsothehawkwon’tseethem.Thescientistsrealizedthattheycouldusetheshadow(影子)ofahawktotestwhetherornottheroostersthoughttheywerealone—evenwhentheycouldsee“another”chickeninamirror.First,thescientistslettheroostersspendtimegettingusedtobeinginaclosed-inspaceandhavingamirroraround.Then,theyranseveraltestsbymakingahawkshadowappearabovearoosterandwatchinghowitreacted.Whentherewasnomirror,theroostersreactedasusual.Itcalledoutwhenitwasnearanotherrooster(Picture____▲_____),butremainedquietwhenitwasalone.Butwhenaroosterwasinaspacewhereitcouldseeitselfinthemirror,itwasn’tfooledintothinkingtherewasanotherrooster.Itremainedsilentunderthehawkshadow.Itdidthiseveniftherewasaroosterhiddenbehindthemirror.Thescientistssaytheresultsshowthattheroostersknewtheywereseeingthemselvesinthemirror,andnototherroosters.34.Whatisthepurposeofthe“marktest”?

A．Totestabird’sabilitytofly.B．Tomeasureananimal'sbrainsize.C．Toseeifananimalcanrecognizeitself.D．Tocomparedifferentanimals’intelligence.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?

A．Hawks.B．Roosters.C．chickens.D．Scientists.36.Whichofthefollowingpicturescanbeputinto____▲______?

A．B．C．D．37.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Roostersprefertomakenosoundswhentheyfacedangeralone.B．Roostersarenotassmartasdolphins,chimpanzeesandelephants.C．Themarktestcanexactlytellifananimalcanrecognizeitselfinthemirror.D．Whenseeingitsimageinthemirror,theroosterthinksthere’sanotherrooster.四、单词拼写38.Theyoung________(夫妇)chosetospendtheirhoneymoonalongtheGoldCoastofAustralia.39.Manyyoungpeoplethinkit’swell________(值得)watching.40.I’mwondering________(是否)wecangoandwatchittogether.41.The2025WuxiMarathonwascovered________(现场直播)onTV.42.Thefamousdoctors’________(成就)willberememberedforever.43.JohnAgaractedin________(western),warfilmsandlow-budgetsciencefictionpictures.44.Thehopeofliving________(peaceful)seemedadreamforpeopleduringWorldWarII.45.Chinaisdevelopingrapidlyandit’s________(wealthy)andmorepowerfulthanbefore.46.Ifelldownontheground________(heavy).Luckily,itwasnothingserious.47.Theclassicalmusichasa________(last)value.48.Thenewcoatwhichmyauntboughtmeyesterday________(wash)well.49.It’stwoweekssincehe________(begin)totrainforthecompetition.50.Moreattentionshouldbepaidto________(use)properstudymethods.51.It’sreportedthatWuxiOlympicSportsCenter________(complete)nextyear.52.Samuel________(write)hisreportlastmonth.Maybehehasalreadyfinisheditnow.53.Simonfeelsworriedbecausehe________(lose)hisnotebook.54.Thepolice________(search)thewholecityforthemissingboyatthemoment.55.MsLiadvisesthestudentswhoareweakinEnglish________(read)aloudeverymorning.56.Studentswhoarefoundusingmobilephonesinclassmay________(require)tohandtheminuntiltheschooldayends.57.ThesongImagine________(sing)attheopeningceremonyoftheParisOlympics.五、任务型阅读阅读表达。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8个单词。In1876,AlexanderGrahamBellmadeagreatinvention—thetelephone.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,peoplecouldtalktosomeonefarawayjustliketheywereinthesameroom.Buttoday,phonescandomuchmorethanjustmakecalls!Thestoryofmobilephonesbeganwithtwo-wayradios.Theseearlydevices(设备)hadabigproblem—theyonlyworkedwhenpeoplewereclosetoeachother.Inthe1940s,smartscientistsfoundaway.Theybuilttallradiotowersacrossthecountrytopasssignals(信号)easily.Everythingchangedin1973whenDr.MartinCoopermadethefirstrealmobile