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2025~2026学年江西省宜春市袁州区九年级下学期英语阶段性练习(二)一、单项选择1.Thomas________withthefamousscientistbythelake.Let’sgoandjointhem.

A.discussesB.discussedC.isdiscussingD.wasdiscussing2.Themanscoredagoalandeveryonestoodupshouting________.

A.carefullyB.excitedlyC.directlyD.politely3.Whenpeoplecametowatchthetalkshow,theywerehappytofindthattheticketprice________freedrinksandasmallgift.

A.reducedB.includedC.checkedD.increased4.________mypoemonlyhadthreelines,myfriendssaiditgavethemgreatjoy.

A.ThoughB.UntilC.IfD.Unless5.—Whyisyourbrothersoupset?—He________thathisfavoritebasketballteamdidn’twinaprizeinthecompetition.

A.discoversB.willdiscoverC.isdiscoveringD.hasdiscovered6.—Ifindithardertokeeparesolutionthantomakeone.—Ithinkso,butyoucanmake________one.

A.aneasierB.astrongerC.theeasiestD.thestrongest7.—Students________afewopenquestionsinMs.Li’sclass.Didyounoticethat?—Yes,Ithinkshewantedtotraintheirproblem-solvingability.

A.askB.askedC.areaskedD.wereasked二、完形填空请先阅读下面的短文,掌握其大意,然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项。Volunteeringcanbringsurprisingchangesandshapewhoweare.Thisisexactlywhat8tome.IwasalwaysscaredofdogsandcatsbeforeIturned14.Ithoughttheywereloudandunexpected,andI’dcrossthestreetto9homelessanimals.Whenmyteacheraskedourclasstodocommunityserviceforaschoolproject,Ihadnoideawhattodo10mybestfriendsuggestedthelocalanimalcenter,aplaceforhomelessanimals.However,thingsdidn’t11aswellasIthought.Onthefirstday,atiny,energeticdogsuddenlyshouted12atme.Ijumpedbackin13andknockedoverabowlofwater.Thecentermanager,Mrs.Lee,smiledandsaid,“They’rejustasscaredofyouasyouareofthem.”Shepatientlytaughtmetospeaksoftly,14myhandgently,andmoveslowly.Littlebylittle,Igot15.Istartedfeedingthelittlecats,walkingtheolderdogsthat16elsewanted,andcleaningtheircages(笼子)withcareandjoy.Oneweeklater,Imetasmallblackcat17abrokenpaw(爪子).Shewasshyandhidinthe18,butIsatquietlybesidehereveryday,talkingtoherpatientlyandleavingherfavoritefood.Aftertwoweeks,shefinallyclimbedontomyarmsandmadeasoftlowsound,whichtouchedmy19deeply.Thatmoment20everything,Irealizedthatanimals,justlikepeople,needloveandpatience.BythetimeI21mycommunityservice,Iwasn’tafraidanymore.Ievenadopted(收养)theblackcatandnamedherLuna.Volunteeringatthecentertaughtmehow22canchangealife,boththeirsandmine.8.A.happenedB.agreedC.repliedD.led9.A.avoidB.meetC.stopD.refuse10.A.afterB.untilC.unlessD.while11.A.takeB.getC.costD.go12.A.sadlyB.quietlyC.loudlyD.politely13.A.silenceB.peaceC.fearD.anger14.A.dealwithB.holdoutC.pointatD.giveaway15.A.braverB.weakerC.fasterD.older16.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.somebodyD.nobody17.A.inB.withC.onD.by18.A.wallB.doorC.cornerD.window19.A.faceB.heartC.handD.back20.A.warnedB.endedC.heldD.changed21.A.startedB.offeredC.finishedD.continued22.A.kindnessB.weaknessC.sadnessD.fairness三、选词填空请先阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后用方框所给的词的适当形式填空,每个词限用一次。

pridebuildfromtruehistorycolorfultraditionstillimportantreceiveshareGannaninJiangxiiswell-knownforitsspecialHakkaenclosedhouses(客家围屋).Ithasalongandwonderful23ofHakkaculture.Hard-workingHakkapeoplemainly24thesespecialhousesduringtheMingandQingdynasties,andmostare25wellprotectednowasvaluableculturaltreasures.TheywereaddedtothelistofChina’sWorldCulturalHeritagein2012.Hakkapeoplelovetolivetogetherandvaluefamilymembers,sotheybuiltlarge,roundorsquarehouses.Thethickwallscouldprotectthefamilies26wars,floodsandothernaturaldangers.Insidethehouses,someoldlifestylesandruleshavebeenkeptforhundredsofyears,suchasrespectingelders,helpingneighbors,keepingcleanandhonoringancestors,andmanyHakkapeopletookadeep27inthem.Besidestheseancientbuildings,Gannanhasmany28folkactivitieswithstronglocalfeatures(特点)likeweddingceremoniesandteaparties.Localpeoplefollowtheold29passeddownfromtheirancestors.Theycooktastylocalfood,singHakkafolksongsand30joywithneighborsandrelativesonsuchwarmdays.Nowadays,thesewell-protectedhousesandrichfolkculturehavebecomea(n)31partofourcountry.Everyyear,they32thousandsoftouristsfromhomeandabroad.Asstudents,we33havethedutytorespectandpassdownthisvaluableculturaltreasure.四、阅读理解34.Whenistheexhibitionopeneveryday?

A.From8a.m.to4p.m.B.From9a.m.to5p.m.C.From10a.m.to6p.m.D.From11a.m.to7p.m.35.Mr.Ligoestotherobotdogexhibitionwithhis7-year-oldsonand12-year-olddaughter.Howmuchdotheyneedtopay?

A.¥30.B.¥50.C.¥80.D.¥110.36.WhichofthefollowingabouttheexhibitionisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Therobotdogcan’tstandandwalklikeaperson.B.Itisdifficultfortherobotdogtoclimbupanddown.C.Peoplecanonlyusephonesnearbytocontroltherobotdog.D.PeoplecancommunicatewithDr.ZhengHuaintheexhibition.Ethanlivedinaquietlittletown.Hewaskind,butheoftenfeltweakandsad.Wheneverhesawotherchildrenrunningfast,solvingproblemsquickly,orshiningintheirstudies,hethought,“MaybeIcan’tdoanythingspecial.”Oneafternoon,Ethan’steacher,Mr.Carter,noticedtheboysittingalone.Hewalkedover,andgavehimasmall,emptynotebook.“Ethan,”hesaidwithawarmsmile,“Thisnotebookismagic.Butthemagicwillonlyworkifyouwritesomethinggoodinsideit.Fillitwithwordsthatgiveyoucourage.Wheneveryoufeelsad,openthebook,anditwillhelpyou.”Ethandidn’tbelieveitatfirst.Buthestillwrotehisfirstlinethatnight:“Youarebraverthanyoubelieve.”Thenextday,whenhefeltscaredtoansweraquestioninclass,hequicklylookedatthenotebook.Readingthewordsmadehisheartbeatstronger.Heraisedhishandandansweredwithcourage.Daybyday,Ethanfilledthenotebookwithmoreencouragingwords:“Keepgoing,youaredoinggreat.”“Difficulttimesdon’tlastforever.”“Everydayisanewchancetotryagain.”Slowly,theyworkedandsomethingmagicalhappened.Ethanstartedtobelieveinhimself.Hetriedharderinschool,playedwithfriendsmoreactively,andsmiledmoreoften.Yearspassed.Ethangrewuptobeawiseandkindteacher.Oneday,hesawastudentLucassittingsadlyinacorner.Lucassaidquietly:“Sir,Iamnotgoodatanything.Icanneverdowell.”Mr.Ethansmiled.Hetookouthisoldnotebook,theonehehadgotfromhisteacheryearsago,andhandedittoLucas.“Thisnotebookhasmagicinside.”hesaid,“Wheneveryoufeelsad,openit.Thesewordswillmakeyourheartstrong,justliketheymademine.”Lucasopenedthenotebookhopefullyandread:“Believeinyourself,becauseyouarestrongerthanyouthink.”37.WhydidEthan’steachergivehimanotebook?

A.Tocelebratehisbirthday.B.Toaskhimtotakenotesinclass.C.Tothankhimforhiskindness.D.Toadvisehimtowritegoodthings.38.WhatmagicalthinghappenedtoEthanafterhekeptwritinginhisnotebook?

A.Hegrewintoabraverandhappierboy.B.Hebecamethebeststudentinhisclass.C.Hesharedhisnotebookwithhisstudent.D.Hestillfeltunhappyandweakyearslater.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inparagraph3referto?

A.Thenotebooks.B.Thewords.C.Difficulttimes.D.Hisfriends.40.Puttheeventsinthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.a.EthanmetasadboynamedLucas.b.Ethanwrotehisfirstlineinthenotebook.c.Mr.CartergaveEthananotebook.d.Ethanbecameconfidentandtriedharder.

A.c-b-d-aB.b-a-c-dC.b-c-d-aD.c-b-a-d41.Whatcanwegetfromthestory?

A.Amagicnotebookcanhelpstudentsgetgoodgrades.B.Teachersshouldalwaysgivestudentsnotebooksasgifts.C.Itiseasytobecomeagoodteacherwithmagicnotebooks.D.Encouragingwordsbuildconfidenceandpasskindnesson.China’stourismmarketissettogrowthisspringsinceseveralprovincesaregivingprimaryandmiddleschoolstudents“springbreaks”.ThisideawasalsodiscussedattheannualTwoSessions(两会).Thegovernmentsupportsthesebreakstohelpfamiliestravelduringoff-peaktimesandtoboostconsumption(促进消费).Manycitieshavealreadyannouncedtheirplans.Forexample,fromApril1toApril3,studentsinChengduwillhaveathree-dayspringbreak.Thisbreakcanbecomeasix-dayholidayifcombinedwiththeTombSweepingDayholiday.Othercities,likeNanjingandSuzhou,alsohavesimilarschedules.Travelcompaniessaidthetourismmarketispossibletoseenotablegrowththisspring.AccordingtoLY.com,flightsearchesandbookingsforlateMarchandearlyAprilhavedoubledfromtheweekbefore.PopularplacesforfamilytripsincludeSanyaforitsbeaches,Kunmingforitsniceweather,andGuangzhouforitsfamousfood.SomefamiliesalsoplantovisitHongKong,Macao,orevenBangkokandSingapore.Expertsbelievethispolicy(政策)isgoodforbothfamiliesandtheeconomy.QiChunguangfromTuniusaidthatspringbreaksencouragefamilyoutingsandeducationaltours.HeaddedthatifthebreakisinlateApril,itcanevenbecombinedwiththeMayDayholidayforalongertrip.LuMing,agovernmentadviser,thinksthepolicyshouldbecarriedoutalloverthecountry.Hesaidithelpsstudentsreducestressandgivesparentsachancetotravelwiththeirchildren.Healsosuggeststhatcompaniesshouldsupportthisbyofferingpaidleavetoparents.Thiswouldallowfamiliestofullyenjoytheirtimetogetherandgainastrongersenseofsatisfactionandhappiness.42.WhenisthespringbreakinChengduaccordingtothepassage?

A.FromlateMarchtoearlyApril.B.FromApril1toApril3.C.FromApril4toApril6.D.DuringtheMayDayholiday.43.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“notable”inparagraph3mean?

A.Great.B.Low.C.General.D.Slow.44.WhydoesthewritermentionthecitiessuchasSanyainparagraph3?

A.Toexplainwhymostpeopletravelabroad.B.Toexplainwhyairticketsaremoreexpensive.C.Tosuggestthatpeopleonlylikebeachholidays.D.Toshowwherethemostpopulartravelplacesare.45.Whatbenefitdopeoplegetfromthespringbreakpolicy?

A.Everyonecanmakemoremoney.B.Peoplegetachanceforfamilytrips.C.Peoplebecomebusierandhappier.D.Parentsgetmorepaidleavefromthecompanies.46.WhatisLuMing’sviewaboutthespringbreakpolicy?

A.Uninterested.B.Doubtful.C.Serious.D.Supportive.Doyoulikeblueberries?Haveyoueverwonderedwhythesetinyberriesappearsuchabrightbluecolorwhiletheirflesh(果肉)isclearlywhite?Ifso,thenexttimeyou’reabouttoenjoythesedeliciousberries,takeagoodlookatthem.Thenaskyourself:Areblueberriesreallyblue?Forthemostpart,blueberriesaren’tblue.Ifyoucarefullypeeltheskinoffone,you’llseethatthefleshinsideiswhite.Ifyourub(摩擦)theinsideoftheskinonawhitepieceofpaper,you’llseeareddish-purplecolor.Andifyougentlyrubtheoutsideofablueberry,thebluecolordisappearsandtheberrylooksalmostblack.Butthemomentyoupickone,itdoeslookblue.What’sgoingon?Well,therearetwowaystocreatecolors.Thefirstisthroughpigments(色素),whicharethingsthatcanshowthecolorofthelighttheydon’ttakein.Themostusualthinginplantsischlorophyll(叶绿素),agreenpigment.Plantleavesappeargreenbecausechlorophylldoesn’ttakeingreenlight.Instead,itsendsitoutwhiletakinginblueandredlight.Plantsprefertotakeinbluelightbecauseithasmoreenergythanredorgreenlight.Infact,therearen’tany“trueblue”pigmentsintheplantworld.Thesecondwaytomakecoloristhrough“structuralcolor.”Thishappenswhenthestructureofasurfacemakessomecolorsoflightlookdifferent.HaveyoueverseentherainbowcolorsonaCD?Thesecolorsshowupbecauseofthetinyspacesbetweenthedisk’sthinlayers.Thesespacesonlyallowcertaincolorstoreachoureyes.Nowyourbowlofblueberriessuddenlylooksalotmoreinteresting.Thefruitisbeautiful,butitsbeautyisonlyskindeep!47.Howdoesthewriterbeginthepassage?

A.Bylistingnumbers.B.Bygivingexamples.C.Byexplainingreasons.D.Byaskingquestions.48.Whathappenswhenyourubtheoutsideoftheblueberries?

A.You’llseethewhiteflesh.B.You’llseeareddish-purplecolor.C.You’llseeabluecolor.D.You’llseeanalmostblackcolor.49.Whydoplantsprefertotakeinbluelight?

A.Becauseithasmoreenergythanothervisiblelight.B.Becausechlorophylldoesn’ttakeingreenlight.C.Becausetherearen’tany“trueblue”intheplantworld.D.Becausetheyonlyallowcertaincolorstoreachoureyes.50.Whichwouldbethebeststructureofthepassage?

A.B.C.D.51.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WhyBlueberriesAppearBlue.B.HowBlueberriesGotTheirName.C.WhyBlueberriesTasteDelicious.D.HowBlueberriesSpreadTheirSeeds.请先阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后根据短文内容从下面的七个选项中选择五个还原到文中,使短文意思通顺、结构完整。一空一句。I’vealwaysbeenafanofbringingnatureindoors,especiallywhenitcomestomystudyroom.52Thenwecangreenupourroomstogether.53Theycantakeinharmfulchemicalsandgiveoutoxygenthroughtheirleaves.Thishelpsreduceheadachesandtiredness.Studiesshowthatbeingaroundplantscanlowerstressandhelpusworkbetter.Thenyouhavetochoosetherightplantsforyourroom.Thinkaboutthespace,light,andtemperatureinyourroom.Pickplantsthatcangrowwellinyourconditions.54Ifyouarebusyornewtoplantcare,buylow-maintenance(易养护的)plantsthatareeasytolookafter.Howtoorganizeyourplantsisalsoimportant.Ifyourroomissmall,usevertical(垂直的)space.Putupshelvestosavespace.Hangingflowerpotsonthewallisalsoagreatchoice.Awell-designedplantcornercanmakeyourstudyspacemorepleasant.55Tohappilyenjoyyourindoorgarden,youneedtotakegoodcareofyourgreenfriends.Regularpruning(修剪)andcleaningcanhelpyourplantsgrowbetter.56Anduseinsecticide(杀虫剂)therightwaytokeepyourplantshealthy.Now,welcomethepowerofnatureinyourstudyroom—youwon’tregretit!

A.Remembertocheckthemoften.B.I’llsharemyexperiencewithyou.C.Someplantsrequiremoresunshine.D.Indoorplantsareknowntocleantheair.E.It’simportantforyoutobuysomegoodplants.F.Yourlifestylealsomatterswhenbuyingplants.G.Youcanalsochoosepotsindifferentcolorstoshowyourtaste.五、补全对话请阅读下面对话,根据对话内容从下面的七个选项中选择五个填入空白处,使对话通顺、合理,意思完整。一空一句。(ShellyistellingEricshecan’tfindherschoolbag.S=Shelly,E=Eric)E:Hello,Shelly.Whyareyouinsuchahurry?What’sthematterwithyou?S:Ilostmyschoolbag.57E:Really?Whendidyoulastseeit?S:58Iwasplayingbasketballontheplayground.Itwasgoneafterthat.E:Badluck!Isthereanythingimportantinyourschoolbag?S:59E:Don’tworry.Maybesomeone

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