2025~2026学年河北唐山市丰南区西葛镇中学等校第二学期九年级中考模拟试卷测试四B卷

2025~2026学年河北唐山市丰南区西葛镇中学等校第二学期九年级中考模拟试卷测试四B卷一、听力选择1.

A．Nevermind.B．Thankyou.C．You,too.2.

A．Yes,please.B．Yes,Iliketea.C．Coffee,please.3.

A．Ifeelcold.B．Withpleasure.C．Itdoesn’tmatter.4.

A．No,youcan’t.B．ItisOK.C．Youlooktired.5.

A．Mymathteacher.B．Myuncle.C．Geography.6.WhatdoesthegirlgiveJack?

A．B．C．7.Whatanimalsaretheygoingtoseenext?

A．B．C．8.WhatisTim’sdoingnow?

A．Heislisteningtomusic.B．HeiswatchingTV.C．Heisdoinghishomework.9.WhatwillTim’smotherdonext?

A．Cleanthelivingroom.B．Prepareforthedinner.C．Recordtheshow10.Whydidn’tthewomansleepwelllastnight?

A．Becauseshestayeduplate.B．Becauseshedidn’tfeelwell.C．Becausethetrafficwasnoisy.11.Whereisthewomannow?

A．Athome.B．Inahotel.C．Inarestaurant12.WhoisRamon?

A．Mike’sfriend.B．Mike’sbrother.C．Mike’steacher.13.WhatmakesthegirlfeelstrangewhiletalkingtoRamon?

A．Ramonstandstooclose.B．Ramonspeakstooloud.C．Ramoncoughstoomuch.14.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydo?

A．StudyMexicanculture.B．GiveRamonsomeadvice.C．IntroducefriendstoRamon.15.Whydoesthewomancometotheairport?

A．Tomeetherfather.B．Togetsomeinformation.C．Tobuyaticket.16.What’stheflightnumberofthewoman’sfather?

A．BA506.B．BA804.C．VA408.17.Howlongwillthewomanhavetowaitattheairport?

A．Foronehour.B．Foronehourandahalf.C．Fortwohours.18.Whatwillthewomandonext?

A．Gobackhome.B．Havedinnerthere.C．Callhermother.19.WhendoesMaryusuallygettoschool?

A．At7:50.B．At8:05.C．At8:30.20.What’sMary’sfavoritelanguage?

A．English.B．French.C．Chinese.21.WhatdoesMarydoonThursdaysafterschool?

A．Shegoesskating.B．Shepracticessoccer.C．Sheridesabike22.HowlongwillthegroupRedStarstayinNewYork?

A．Forthreedays.B．Foraweek.C．Forhalfamonth.23.What’sthepriceofthetickettotheconcert?

A．$15.B．$20.C．$30.24.Whencanyoubooktheticket?

A．At8:00am.B．At10:00am.C．At6:00pm.25.Howdoesthespeakeradviseustogototheconcert?

A．Bybus.B．Bysubway.C．Bycar.二、听力填空

AReportonSafetyEducationWhoanofficerfromthe26policestationTimeat27o’clockonTuesdayafternoonWecanlearnsome28aboutsafetyproblemssomeadviceonhowto29ourselvesThegiftasetof30三、完形填空Inasmallvillage,therelivedayoungboynamedRavi.Hewasalwaysgladtolendahelpinghand.Oneday,hesawawounded31lyingonthegroundwithabrokenwing.Itwasunableto32.Filledwithworry,Ravipickedupthebirdandcarefullybandaged(包扎)upitswing.He33foodandwaterforit.Daysturnedintoweeks,andthebirdbecamebetterandbetter.Itwas34readytoflyagain.AsRaviwatchedthebirdflyinghigherandhigherinthe35,hefeltadeepsenseofhappinessandrealizedhecouldhaveagreatinfluenceonthelivesofothers.Sohebegantodoalot,includingfeedinghomelessanimalsandvisiting36people.Hiskindnessspreadthroughoutthevillage,encouragingpeopletofollowhisexample.Yearspassed,andRavi37tobeabeloved(深受喜爱的)memberofthecommunity.Hissimpledeeds(行为)38thevillageintoaplacefullofloveandcare.Ouracts,nomatterhow39,canmakeadifference.40kindnessisspreadaround,wewillhavethepowertocreateabetterworld.31.A．antB．beeC．birdD．butterfly32.A．seeB．flyC．eatD．drink33.A．providedB．showedC．producedD．received34.A．widelyB．hardlyC．strangelyD．happily35.A．skyB．lakeC．boxD．house36.A．richB．sickC．strictD．wise37.A．gotupB．gaveupC．grewupD．wokeup38.A．cutB．dividedC．pouredD．changed39.A．braveB．smallC．terribleD．dangerous40.A．IfB．BeforeC．UnlessD．Although四、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Aliceisahighschoolstudent.Shehasbeenmakinganefforttobring41(health)foodtopoorfamiliesinhercommunity.WhenAlicewas14,she42(volunteer)atacharity(慈善机构)whichgaveawayfoodtopeopleinneed.Whileshe43(give)outthefood,shefoundthatsomethingwasmissing—freshvegetables.Shetoldherparentswhatshehadfound44returninghome.Shesaid,“Iwant45(provide)freshvegetablesforthecharity.”Herparentsweremovedbytheir46(daughter)kindness.“That’sagoodidea.We47(help)youasmuchaspossible.”Herparentssupportedher.Theysuggestedbuildingagardenon48(they)familyfarm.Theycouldgrowsomevegetablesandgivethemawaytocharitiesandpeople49need.Aliceagreed.Afewweekslater,thegarden50(build).Growingvegetableswasnot51easytask,butAliceworkedhard.Shesearchedforinformationonline,checkingwhichkindsofvegetablesneedmoresunlight,howmuchwaterisneededand52isthebesttimetoharvest(收获)thevegetables.“Iwanttodosomethingtoinfluencecommunitymembers53(great),”Alicesaid.“Manypeoplehelpyouout,anditalsomakesabig54(different)whenyouhelpothersout.Thatisthe55(happy)thingforme.AndIhopemorepeoplewilljoinme.”五、阅读理解56.Whatisthenameoftheplay?

A．NotanActor?B．CrittersonIce!C．TheSchoolPlay.D．Flora,Richard,TimandJames.57.IfyoudoSetDesign,whatareyouexpectedtodo?

A．Tocallthestudentsforauditions.B．Topreparethefunbackgrounds.C．Tomakethelightsfolloweachanimal.D．Tomakesureeverywordisheard.58.Whatisthetextprobably?

A．Aposter.B．Aspeech.C．Areport.D．Apoem.Severalyearsago,Iexperiencedaheadachethatmademewanttohitmyheadagainstthewall.Itriedmanyways,butnothingworked.Inmyhopelessness,myfathersuggestedacupuncture(针灸).Withalittlehope,IwentintoaChinesemedicinehospital.Afterhearingmyproblem,thedoctorplacedthreefingerstofeelmyheartbeat.Iwasthenguidedtoaroomandtoldtoliedown.Soon,thedoctortookouttheneedles(针),andthatmademefeelalittleafraid.Iwassurprisedthatthetreatment(治疗)didn’tbeginonmyheadbutonthebackofmyhand.Asthedoctorgentlyactedtheneedles,Igotthefeelingthatsomethingwasmovingthroughoutmywholebody.Thedoctorthencontinuedtoactmoreneedlesacrossmybody.Theelectricity(电源)wasturnedon,andthedoctorlefttheroom.Whilelyingstill,Icouldsensetheelectricitymovingthroughoutme.Aroundfiveminuteslater,thedoctorreturnedandchangedtheelectricitylevel.Later,thedoctorturnedofftheelectricityandliftedtheneedles.Thetreatmentlastedforabout20minutes.ThedoctorthengavemesomeChinesemedicinetodrinkfor7days.Iwenttothedoctorforatotalof10times,andeachtimethesamethingwasrepeatedandthesamemedicinewasgiven.Igotoutofmyheadachefortwoyears.Inowpreferacupuncture.Ifyou’veexperiencedsimilarproblems,Ihighlysuggesttryingit.59.Howdidthewriterfeelabouttheneedlesatthebeginning?

A．Afraid.B．Surprised.C．Hopeless.D．Excited.60.Howmanytimesdidthewritergotothedoctor?

A．Five.B．Seven.C．Ten.D．Twenty.61.Whichofthefollowingistherightorderofthetreatment?①GiveChinesemedicine.②Turnontheelectricity.③Changetheelectricitylevel.④Acttheneedlesonthehand.

A．①→②→③→④B．②→①→④→③C．③→①→④→②D．④→②→③→①Nowadays,manyyoungpeoplearebusywiththeirwork,andtheydon’thavetimetoshopeveryday.Theyoftenbuyenoughfoodforatleastaweek.Buteatingfoodnotkeptcorrectlycouldmakeyousick.Thefridgemaybeaperfectchoiceforkeepingfoodsafeandfresh,butit’snotamagicboxtokeepallkindsoffood.Followthesetipsandlearnhowtostorefoodcorrectlyinyourfridge.Thetemperatureinthefresh-keepingareacanbedifferentindifferentshelves.Generallyspeaking,thehighertheshelfis,thehigherthetemperaturewillbe.Sousethesedifferenttemperaturestokeepyourfoodontherightshelf.Trytoputready-to-eatfoodlikehamburgers,pizzaorcreamcakesontopshelves.Themiddleshelvesarethemostsuitablefordairyproducts(乳制品)suchascheese,butterandyogurt.Bottomshelvesarethecoldestpartofthefridge,makingthemperfectforkeepingraw(生的)meatandseafood.Somefridgeshaveafreezer(冷冻室)forkeepingthesethings,soofcoursemakeuseofthatifyouhaveone.Keepingfoodinthefridgedoesnotkillbacteria(细菌)butitcanstopthebacteriafromgrowingfast.Bacteriacangrowquicklyintemperaturesbetween5℃and60℃.ThisistheTemperatureDangerZone.Ifyouwanttogetthemostoutofyourfood,thetemperatureinthefresh-keepingareaneedstobebetween0℃and5℃.Thefreezertemperatureshouldbebelow-18℃.Everyoneshouldpayattentiontofoodsafety.Hopethesetipscanhelpyoukeepyourfoodfreshaslongaspossible.62.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“store”inthefirstparagraphmeaninChinese?

A．keepB．sellC．shopD．taste63.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputonthetopshelfofthefridge?

A．Rawbeef.B．Seafood.C．Cheese.D．Creamcakes.64.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Therewillbenobacteriaifyouputthefoodinthefridge.B．Differentshelvesinafridgehavedifferenttemperatures.C．Thefridgeisamagicboxtokeepallkindsoffood.D．Youcankeeptheseafoodonthemiddleshelfinthefridge.65.Whatisthepassagemainlytalkingabout?

A．Howtochooseasuitablefridge.B．Howtokillbacteriainthefridge.C．Howtokeepfoodcorrectlyinthefridge.D．Howtochoosedifferentkindsoffood.Peopleknowanimalsdohavefeelings,buttheyarenotsureifthesefeelingsarecorrectlyunderstood.Inrecentyears,scientistshavedoneresearchaboutthefeelingsofcows,frogsandpandas.▲Itsaysthathumanscantellwhetherachickenishappyorsadbylisteningtoitscalls.Theresearchersputabowlbehindadoor.Insidethebowl,sometimes,therewassomethingchickenslovetoeat,suchasriceorinsects.Sometimes,therewasnothing.Whenthechickenssawfoodbehindthedoor,theyseemedhappyandproducedfastandloudsounds,knownasfoodcalls.Whentherewasn’tfood,thechickensmadelowandlongnoisestoexpressdisappointment.Theresearchersrecordedallthesesoundsandstudiedtheirwaves.Thentheresearcherschose16recordingsofsuchchickennoises.Halfwerefromthechickensseeingthefoodandhalfwerefromthechickensfindingnofood.Therecordingswereplayedto194volunteers.Sixty-ninepercentofthevolunteerscorrectlyunderstoodwhetherthechickenswerefeelinghappyornot,andsomeofthemevenhadnoexperienceoftakingcareofchickens.Theresultshowsthathumanshavethenaturalabilitytounderstandthefeelingsofchickens.Hopefully,thisfindingcanbringaboutnewtechnologytohelpwithchicken-raising,abigindustryinmanycountries.Somescientistsarealreadyworkingonasmartcomputerprogramthatcanidentifychickens’feelings.Thisisgoodnewsforfarmerswhowanttomakethebirdshappierandhealthier.66.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“________”inParagraph1?

A．Humansmaynotlikeanimals.B．Scientistsknownothingaboutit.C．Nobodyknowswhythishappens.D．Anewstudyaddschickenstothelist.67.Whichismostprobablythesoundwaveofahappycallbyachicken?

A．B．C．D．68.Howdidthevolunteershelpwiththeresearch?

A．Bylisteningtothechickencalls.B．Bytakingcareofthechickens.C．Byfindingfoodforthechickens.D．Bymakingthechickenshappy.69.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“identify”meaninParagraph4?

A．Control.B．Hide.C．Recognize.D．Hurt.70.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．Chickens’FoodCallsB．HappyChickens,SadChickensC．Farmers’BestChoiceD．SmartFarmers,HealthyFarmers六、任务型阅读OnOctober26,theworld’sfirsthumanoidrobotclimbingcompetitionwasheldinChongqing.Therobotsstoodbesidehumanclimbers,startingfromthesame10-meter-highwall.“Isawmanyrobotsclimbing.Somemovedsurprisinglysteadily,othershadcoolmechanicallooks,andtheirclimbingpostureswerequitedifferent,”saidLiJia,whowatchedthecompetition.Duringthe15-minutechallenge,therobotshadtoclimbwiththeirarmsandlegs.Someevenworespecialclimbinggloves.Eachrobotwassupportedbyateamofhumanguides,programmers,andmechanicalengineers.Theycouldadjusttheirpowerduringthecompetition.Teamscouldevenusebackuprobotswhentheoldonesbrokedown.Therewere18teamsinthecompetitionandfiveofthemmadeittothetop.“ClimberX”wonthefirstplacein8minutesand15seconds.“Itreachedthetopabout2minutesearlierthanweplanned,”saidWangTao,engineeroftheteam.“Ingeneral,alltherobotstodaycoulddealwithchallengessuchassmallholdsandunevenwalls.Wemadeabreakthroughtogether.”“Robots’finishingtheclimbisn’ttheend.It’sthestartingpointforthedevelopmentofintelligentrobots,”saidZhangWei,fromarobotresearchinstitute.71.Wherewastheworld’sfirsthumanoidrobotclimbingcompetitionheld?7172.WhatdidLiJiathinkoftherobots’climbingpostures?7273.Howlongdidtheclimbingchallengelast?7374.Whichteamwonthefirstplace,andwhatwasitstime?7475.Whatdoyouthinkthisrobotclimbingcompetitionmeans