2025~2026学年江西宜春市奉新县第四中学度下学期期中质量监测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年江西宜春市奉新县第四中学度下学期期中质量监测九年级英语试卷一、听力选择1.HowdoesJackstudyforatest?

A．Byworkingwithfriends.B．Byaskingtheteacherforhelp.C．Bytakingnotes.2.Whereistheteachers’office?

A．InRoom309.B．InRoom329.C．InRoom429.3.Howoldisthemannow?

A．24yearsold.B．25yearsold.C．26yearsold.4.Whatdidtheboyusetobelike?

A．Shy.B．Friendly.C．Brave.5.WhatdoesMonamean?

A．TheWestLakewasfantastic.B．TheWestLakewascrowded.C．TheWestLakewaspeaceful.请听材料，回答以下小题。6.Whereistheinventorofthestickynote(便利贴)from?

A．TheUK.B．TheUS.C．Canada.7.Howwasthestickynoteinvented?

A．Byaccident.B．Onpurpose.C．Forfun.请听材料，回答以下小题。8.WhatdidJuliadoyesterday?

A．Shetalkedwithherparents.B．Sheexplainedtoherparents.C．Shearguedwithherparents.9.Accordingtotheman,whatisthebestwaytosolvetheproblem?

A．Communication.B．ArguingC．Theman’shelp.请听材料，回答以下小题。10.WhatisJustin’sjob?

A．Awriter.B．Adriver.C．Aworker.11.WhydoesJustinsetupawebsite?

A．Toselltreesonline.B．Toorganizepeopletoplanttrees.C．Tointroduceenvironmentalknowledge.12.Whatcanweknowfromtheconversation?

A．Justinstartedtheprojectbecauseofthebadair.B．Onlycollegestudentstookpartinthetree-plantingactivity.C．HundredsoftreeshavebeenplantedinJustin’scity.请听材料，回答以下小题。13.HowdoesLiMingfeelaboutthegraduationceremony?

A．Onlyexcited.B．Excitedbutsad.C．Verysad.14.Whatisthegirlgoingtododuringthesummervacation?

A．Tolearntoplaytheguitar.B．Tovisithergrandparents.C．Totakeapart-timejob.15.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A．Thegraduationceremonyiscomingnextmonth.B．LiMingwillmakeathank-youcardforMrWang.C．Theyplantomeetattheschoolgatetomorrowmorning.二、听力填空请听下面一段独白，根据独白内容完成下列表格，每个空格不超过3个单词。听独白前你将有50秒钟的时间阅读句子内容。独白读两遍。16.TherewillbeamusicfestivalinCentralTheateron16.17.Threeconcertswillbeheldandeachconcertwilllastfor17.18.18willbeheldintheafternoon.19.Drumsare19instruments,buttheycanmakeyoufeelexcitedrightaway.20.Classicalmusicis20andhasalastingvalue.三、单项选择21.EverytimeIseeournationalflagrising,Ihavea________ofpridefromthebottomofmyheart.

A．loveB．peaceC．valueD．sense22.Itruly________notlisteningtomymum.IfIfollowedheradvice,Imighthavemadeawisedecision.

A．regretB．imagineC．enjoyD．suggest23.—Thetrainleavesin5minutes!—Don’tworry.I________ourtickets.Let’sgo.

A．buyB．ambuyingC．haveboughtD．willbuy24.Ifyourcarisonfireandyoucallthepoliceforhelp,youshouldtellthem________whereyouare.

A．hardlyB．happilyC．exactlyD．possibly25.Youwon’tfullyexperiencethecultureofaforeigncountry________yougothereinperson.

A．ifB．unlessC．becauseD．since26.—Judy,couldyouhelpmewashthedishes?—Justamoment.I________mynotesfortheexamtomorrow.

A．reviewB．reviewedC．amreviewingD．willreview27.—Whichofthetwopaintingsdoyouprefer?—Theonewithmountains.Ituses________colorsthatmakemehappier.

A．brighterB．thebrightestC．darkerD．thedarkest28.—Thistermtheyoungstudents________toplaysportsatschoolfromtimetotime.—Infact,theyhavefalleninlovewithdoingsports.

A．encourageB．areencouragedC．encouragedD．willbeencouraged四、完形填空Ittakesalotofhardworkandstrongwilltoachievebiggoals.ColletteDivittoisatalentedbakerwho29todojustthat.Aftergraduatingfromcollege,Divittowantedtogeta30inhercity.However,shekept31atjobinterviews.Manybossessaidshewas“nottherightfit”.Divittobelievedshefailedsooften32shewasbornwithDownsyndrome(唐氏综合征).Divittodecidedto33herownbusinessandbeherownboss.Shethoughtcarefullyabouther34andfavoritethings.Divittowasgoodatbakingandalwayssharedhercookieswithherfamilyandfriends,soshebegansellinghercookies.Herbusinesswascalled“Collette’sCookies”.Shetookhercookiestoalocalsupermarket.Rightafter35them,thesupermarketdecidedtosellDivitto’scookies.GoldenGooseMarketbecameDivitto’s36customer.Later,aTVstationsharedDivitto’sstory.Peoplelovedhearingabouthowshedidn’tgiveup37whenshefacedrejection(拒绝).Soon,morenewsstationssharedherstoryandhercookiesbecamea38.Divittohadtohire(雇佣)morepeopletomeetthe39.Divittodoesn’tjustwanttosellcookies.Shehasalarger40tohireasmanydisabledpeopleaspossible.Divittoalsowantsbusinessownerstoseetheadvantagesandtalentsof41people.Theycanworkbutcannotfindjobs.Evenwhentheydogetjobs,theyareoften42lessthantheminimumwage(最低工资).Divittoissosadtoseeitanddecidestotryherbestto43this.29.A．offeredB．managedC．promisedD．planned30.A．companyB．carC．jobD．house31.A．choosingB．studyingC．developingD．failing32.A．becauseB．andC．althoughD．so33.A．putupB．pickupC．setupD．holdup34.A．strengthsB．studiesC．objectsD．activities35.A．hearingB．servingC．tastingD．picking36.A．secondB．bestC．firstD．last37.A．easilyB．suddenlyC．completelyD．hardly38.A．exampleB．lessonC．supportD．hit39.A．needB．speedC．costD．time40.A．chanceB．goalC．influenceD．choice41.A．disabledB．deafC．lonelyD．blind42.A．paidB．cheatedC．ruledD．replied43.A．spreadB．turnC．changeD．remind五、选词填空

hopefulshowsupsetdirectfocusbeatstonepowerhoweverusprideWateristhesoftestthinginnature,butLaoZireallyadmiredit.Thegentlenessofwaterdoesnotmeanweakness,butratherit44aspiritofperseverance(毅力)anddetermination(决心).Comparedtothosehard45,waterisgentle.46,withcontinuedeffortsovertime,evenwaterdroplets(水滴)canbreakthroughhardrocks.Waterreminds47thatoncewehavechosenourgoal,weneedtosticktoourplan.So,ifyouaretheweakerone,don’tbe48.Youshould49onwhatyouaredoingandnevergiveup.Andifyouarethestrongerone,don’tbetooproudbecauseanyoneweakerthanyoustillhasachance50you.KingGoujianofYuegaveuphis51tomeettheunreasonabledemands(无理的要求)ofFuchai,thekingofWu.EmperorLiuBangoftheHanDynastyavoidedfightingXiangYu52.Instead,hebuiltuphis53overtimeanddefeatedXiangYu’sarmyinonefinalwar.Thesepeopleshowusthatinordertosucceed,weshouldkeepa54attitude.Weneedtothinkwiselyaboutthebalanceofpower,andstayfocusedonourgoals.六、阅读理解

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PleasecometotheYouthPalaceatMr.Green’soffice.Orpleasecometotolearnmore.55.WhenshouldSamvisittheparkifhedoesn’tliketomeetwithlotsofpeoplethere?

A．InJuly.B．InAugust.C．InSeptember.D．InJanuary.56.WhatcanJimdoifhegoestotheparkaloneinearlyAugust?

A．Hecangotherebyplane.B．Hecanvisittheparkforfree.C．Hecanentertheparkat7:30am.D．Hecangetafreegiftforhimself.57.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A．20-year-oldFrankcantakepartinthesummercamp.B．Daleshouldpay¥160ifhevisitstheparkwithhisfriend.C．Visitorswillstayinahotelatnightduringthesummercamp.D．Therearetwowaystolearnmoreinformationaboutthesummercamp.ShiMingleadsaninterestinglife.Byday,sheisagentletraditionalChinesemedicinedoctor.ShehelpsherpatientsrelaxandfeelbetteratahospitalinKunming.ButwhenshestepsintotheMMAring(综合格斗擂台),shechangesintoafighter.Shi’sjourneyofmartialarts(武术)beganattheageof13.Shestartedlearningtaekwondobecauseshethoughttheuniformsandkickswerecool.Later,shecameacrossMMAwhilestudyingincollege.Thesportcaughtherinterest,andshetrainedevenharder.Herhardworkpaidoffwhensheenteredthe“RoadtoUFC”competitionandwon.ThisvictoryearnedheraplaceintheUFC’sstrawweightdivision(草量级),whereshenowcompeteswithwell-knownfighterslikeZhangWeili.EventhoughShiissmallerthanmanyofheropponents,sheisnotafraid.Hercoach,BagherAmanolahi,hashelpedherdeveloptherightplansandskillsoversixyearsofnonstoptraining.Thistraininggavehertheconfidencetowin,anditsurprisedmanypeoplewhensheachievedsuchsuccess,includingherparentswhowereamazedbyherMMAperformanceinMacauandproudofherachievements.ShiissetoncontinuingherjourneyinMMA.Shewantstowinaworldchampionshipandsheisreadytoputhermedicalcareer(事业)onholdtoreachthisgoal.Sheknowsthatwithhardworkandtherightmindset,shecansucceed.“AlotoffriendsworryaboutmeintheOctagon,becauseIamsmall,evenforthisdivision,andIhavebadeyesight,”saidShi,whohastowearglasseswhenshe’snotfighting.“ButintheOctagon,Iamtheboss.Idecidehowthematchisgoingtogoandhowthefightisgoingtobe.”58.WhatdoesShiMingdointhedaytime?

A．Adoctor.B．Apatient.C．Afighter.D．Anurse.59.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“opponents”inParagraph4mean?

A．Coaches.B．Competitors.C．Patients.D．Friends.60.PuttheeventsaboutShiMingintothecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.a.ShefirstshowedinterestinMMA.b.Shebegantolearntaekwondo.c.HerMMAperformanceinMacausurprisedherparents.d.Sheenteredthe“RoadtoUFC”competitionandwon.e.SheissetoncontinuingherMMAjourneytowinaworldchampionship.

A．c-b-d-a-eB．c-b-a-e-dC．b-a-c-d-eD．b-a-d-c-e61.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．ADayintheHospitalB．AYoungMartialArtsFanC．FromDoctortoFighterD．TheChallengesofBeinganMMAFighter62.WhatisShiMinglikeaccordingtothepassage?

A．Polite,talentedandhumorous.B．Quiet,smartandhonest.C．Creative,caringandfriendly.D．Brave,hard-workingandconfident.Haveyoueverlookedatacat’sfaceandwonderedwhatitisthinking?AteamofscientistsfromtheUniversityofCaliforniamighthavesomeanswers.Inafascinatingnewstudy,researchersdiscoveredthatcatsuse276differentfacialexpressionstoshowtheirfeelings—farmorethanwehaveeverimagined!①________ThescientistsvisitedalocalcatcafeinLosAngelesforoverseveralmonthstoobserve(观察)53cats.Theyrecorded194minutesofvideos,carefullywatchinghowthecatscommunicatewitheachother.UsingaspecialsystemcalledFACS(FacialActionCodingSystem),whichisnormallyusedtostudyhumanexpressions,theyidentified26uniquefacialmovementsincats.Thesemovements—likelicking(舔)theirnose,openingtheirmouth,orwideningtheirpupils(theblackpartoftheireyes)—combineindifferentwaystocreateallthoseexpressions.Theyalsofoundcatsuse26ofthesefacialmovementsintotal,whichcanbemixedtoexpresshowtheyarefeeling.Dogsuse27facialmovementsandhumansuseatotalof44.②________Outoftheexpressionstheyrecorded,45%werefriendlyand37%wereangry.“Afriendlycatmovesitsearsandwhiskersforwardwhileclosingitseyesslowly—almostlikeasmile!However,anangrycatoftenflattensitsearstoitshead,makesitspupilssmallerandlicksitslips,”saidtheteam.③________Althoughtheresearchersaren’tsurewhatthecatsweretryingtocommunicatewitheachotherusingtheirfaces,theyplantostudycatsinotherplacestoimprovetheirunderstanding.Theyalsohopethattheresearchcouldhelpanimalshelters(收容所)improvethewaytheylookafterthecats.Somepetownersevensuggesttheresearchersdevelopanappthatscansacat’sfacetoexplainitsmood—likea“cattranslator”.Nexttimeyourcatstaresatyou,payattention—itmightbe“talking”withitsface!63.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?

A．Bygivingnumbers.B．Bytellingastory.C．Byshowingsomefacts.D．Byaskingaquestion.64.Whichofthefollowingusesthemostfacialmovements?

A．Cats.B．Humans.C．Dogs.D．Tigers.65.Matchthetitlewitheachpart.a.WhyDoesThisMatter?b.FriendlyFacesorAngryFaces?c.HowDidTheyStudyCats?d.FutureResearchonCatCommunication.

A．①-a②-b③-dB．①-b②-c③-aC．①-c②-b③-dD．①-d②-b③-c66.Whatmightthescientistsdonext?

A．Keeponstudyingtoknowmoreaboutcats.B．Findoutwhythecatstrytocommunicatewitheachother.C．Buildananimalsheltertolookaftercats.D．Useanapptostudycats’expressions.67.Whatwouldbethebeststructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．Therearemanyanimalsthatglow(发光)insomeway—includingseveralkindsofinsectsandfish.Somekindsofmushroomsglow,too.Butplantsdon’tglow.Now,scientistsareworkingtochangethat.Whenalivingthinggivesoffaglow,it’scalledbioluminescence(生物发光).Firefliesareawell-knownexampleofbioluminescence.Thoughlesswell-known,manymushroomsarealsobioluminescent.Thesebioluminescentcreatureslightupthankstotheluciferins(荧光素)intheirbodies.Plantsdon’tnaturallyhaveluciferins,________.Butthathasn’tstoppedscientistsfromtryingtocreatethem.Inthepast,scientistshavecreateddimly(微暗地)glowingplantsbyaddingDNAfromglowingobjects.Scientistshavealsocreatedglowingplantsbyaddingluciferinstoplants.Butitonlyworksaslongasthechemicalslast.In2017,ateamwasabletocauseaplanttoglowforaboutfourhours.Now,researchersataRussiancompanyhavecomeupwithanewmethodtocreateglowingplantswhichlastaslongastheplantsarealive.ByaddingcertainpartsoftheDNAfromglowingmushroomstoordinarytobaccoplants,theresearcherswereabletocreateplantsthatcouldmaketheirownluciferins.Thescientistsreportedthatthelightwasabout10timesbrighterthaninearlierglowingplants.Theresearchersbelievethatglowingplantscouldhelpscientistslearnmoreabouthowplantswork.Forexample,wavesoflightintheplantsmayshowactivitiesinplantsthatnormallycan’tbeseen.Theglowingalsohelpsshowhowplantsmaybeaffectedbythingsaroundthem.Forexample,theplantsglowedmorestronglywhenaripe(成熟的)bananaskinwasnearby.Buttheresearchersdon’tthinktheplantswilljustbeusedforscience.Theythinkmanypeoplemaywantglowingplantsfortheirbeauty.Sotheyareworkingwithacompanytodevelopglowingplantsforsale.68.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”inParagraph1referto?

A．Severalkindsofinsectsandfishcanglow.B．Somekindsofmushroomsglow.C．Firefliescannaturallyglow.D．Plantsdon’tgiveoffaglow.69.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttofillinthe“________”inParagraph3?

A．soscientistsaretryinghardtocreatesomeglowingplantsB．becausetheluciferinsaresoimportanttothemC．andscientistsdon’tknowwhyithappensD．sotherearenonaturallybioluminescentplants70.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph5?

A．Theharmfulinfluenceofglowingplants.B．Theusesofglowingplants.C．Thenaturalglowofallplantsnearfruits.D．Theeffortsofresearchersallovertheworld.71.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A．Theglowingplantsarehelpfultoscientificstudies.B．Manypeoplewanttobuyglowingplantsfortheirscientificvalue.C．Scientistshavecreatedglowingplantswhichcanlastforever.D．Acompanyhassoldmanyglowingplants.72.What’sthewritingpurposeofthetext?

A．Tocompareglowinganimalsandplants.B．Tointroduceglowingplants’developmentanduses.C．Towarnaboutthedangersofglowingplants.D．Toexplainhowtoprotectglowingplants.You’rechattingwithafriendandwanttosuggestagoodbook.Allofasudden,youcan’trememberthetitle!Theharderyoutrytoremember,themoreiteludes(使不记得)you.We’veallbeenthere,andeveryoneknowshowharditistorememberalltheinformationinyourhead.73●Repeatimportantinformationoutloud.74Whenyourepeatsomethingoutloud,youaren’ttechnicallymemorizingit.You’reactuallycreatingapattern(方式)andsoundthatwillmaketheinformationeasiertorememberinthefuture.●75TurntheTVoffwhileyoustudyandputdownthephonewhileyou’redriving.Whenyoudodifferentactivitiesatthesametime,yourattentionisdivided,whichwillmakeithardtoprocess(处理)theinformationnecessarytorememberwhatyou’redoing.●Takenotesandwritethingsdown.Takingnoteswillhelpyoumemorizetheinformation,evenifyouneverlookatyournotesagain!76Soyou’dbetterusepensandpaperifyoureallywanttorememberyourfriend’sbirthdayoranimportantmeeting.●Takeashortwalk.Studiesshowthattakingawalkwillincreaseyourmemory.Ifyou’retryingtoremembersomething,spendafewminuteswalkingaroundyourneighborhoodtoseeifithelps.77Atbest,you’llrememberthenameofthatlife-changingbookfromprimaryschool!

A．Payattentiontoonethingatatime.B．Remembertofindagoodneighborhood.C．NeverwatchTVorusemobilephonetoomuch.D．Atworst,you’llgetsomeexerciseandrelaxalittle.E．Saythataddress,phonenumber,ordateoverandoveragain.F．Luckily,therearesomethingsyoucandotoimproveyourmemory.G．Rese