2025~2026学年浙江省义乌市丹溪中学九年级下学期英语学科期中测试卷

2025~2026学年浙江省义乌市丹溪中学九年级下学期英语学科期中测试卷一、听力选择1.What’stheweatherliketoday?

A．Rainy.B．Windy.C．Sunny.2.Howdidthespeakersgettotheairport?

A．Bybus.B．Bytaxi.C．Bysubway.3.Whosewatchcouldthisbe?

A．Mike’s.B．Betty’s.C．Mr.Green’s.4.Howdoestheboyfeelaboutthenewapp?

A．Easy.B．Boring.C．Useful.5.Whendoesthemanarrive?

A．At6:00p.m.B．At6:30p.m.C．At7:00p.m.听下面一段较长对话，回答两个问题。6.HowoftendoesMaryhaveerhuclasses?

A．Everyday.B．Twiceaweek.C．Threetimesaweek.7.WhatdoesDavidwanttobeinthefuture?

A．Amusician.B．Asportsman.C．Adoctor.听下面一段较长对话，回答三个问题。8.WhatwasBendoingwhenSarahcalledhim?

A．Hikingintheforest.B．Fishingbythelake.C．Havingfuninthepark9.HowlongdidBencampbythelake?

A．Fortwodays.B．Forthreedays.C．Forfourdays.10.WhyisSarahcallingBen?

A．Toaskforhelp.B．Todohomeworktogether.C．Toplayoutside.听下面一段独白，从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确的选项，回答问题。11.Whatcanstudentssharein“TravelDiaries”?

A．Storiesabouttrips.B．Ideasaboutrobots.C．Thegeographyknowledge.12.Wheredoestheactivityfor“TravelDiaries”takeplace?

A．InRoom501.B．InRoom203.C．IntheSchoolHall.13.WhohelpswithTechWorld?

A．Ms.Green.B．Mr.Chen.C．Ms.Lee.14.InwhichstylecanstudentsdrawforArtCorner?

A．Cartoons.B．Digitalart.C．Oilpainting.15.Whatisthepurposeofthespeech?

A．Todescribeschooleventsinthisterm.B．Tocollectideasaboutstudents’lives.C．Toaskstudentstojoininthemagazine.二、阅读理解

SaveLivesWithAEDsWhensomeone’sheartsuddenlystops,firstcall120.YoucanalsouseanAEDtosavehimorher.Itcanbefoundinmanypublicplacesnowanditiseasytouse.Turnitonandfollowthevoiceinstructions.

Herearesomekeysteps.

1.Takeoffanyclothesonthepatient’schest(胸膛).Drythechestifit’swet.

2.Placeonepadontheupperrightchestandtheotheronthelowerleftchest.

3.TurnontheAED,connectthepadstothemachineandfollowthevoiceinstructions.

4.WhiletheAEDisanalyzing(分析)thepatient’sheartrhythm(心律),makesurenoonetouchesthepatientandshout,“Don’tcomeclose!”

5.IftheAEDsaysnoshock(电击)isnecessary,startCPR(心肺复苏)immediately.KeepfollowingtheAED’sinstructions.

Notes:

1.Followthesestepstohelpanadultorchildover25kgwhoisnotbreathing.

2.Checkthescene.Makesureitissafetogetclosetothepatientandthatthere’snowaterontheground.

3.STOPCPRwhen...

theAEDanalyzesthepatient’sheartrhythm.

thepatientwakesuporstartsbreathingnormally.

trainedhelptakesover.16.WhatisthecorrectorderofusingtheAED?

A．③①②④⑤B．②①③④⑤C．①②④⑤③D．②①③⑤④17.Accordingtothe“Notes”,whenshouldyouSTOPdoingCPR?

A．Whenthepatient’sclothesarewet.B．WhentheAEDsaysashockisneeded.C．Whenthepatientstartsbreathingnormally.D．Whenyoufinishplacingthepadsonthechest.18.Inwhichpartofthemagazinecanwereadthetext?

A．Technology.B．PublicServices.C．Art&Culture.D．Health&Safety.InanarrowhutonginBeijingstandsasmalllibrary.Itisonlysevensquaremetersinsize,butitholdsthousandsofbooksondifferentsubjects.Unliketraditionallibraries,thisoneinvitesreaderstotakebooksforfree—oneevery15days—withoutreturningthem.Instead,itencouragesthemtopassthosebooksontofriends,family,orevenstrangerswhenthey’vefinishedreading.“Sharethestories,”saysasignonthewoodendoor.ThislibrarywasstartedbyMr.Xu,abusinessman,in2010.TheideatookshapewhenXurecommendedbooksonlinetostudents,butfoundithardforthemtogetthebooksfromtheirschoollibraries.So,Xuboughtandgaveawaynearly1,000booksinthefollowingyears.Thestudentswhoreceivedthebookswereverythankful.Theysenthimthank-youletters,“Theselettersmademewanttocreateareallibrary,”Xusaid.Xu’slibrarymightbethesmallestintheworld,butinanothersense,it’salsothebiggestbecauseitsbookskeepmoving.Once,areadertookhomeanEnglishbookonChinesehistory.Aweeklater,hepasseditontoaneighbor.Amazingly,thebooktraveledallthewayabroadandendedupinGermany.“Thejourneyofthebookisawonder.Manywonderslikethiskeepthecultureofreadingalive,”Xutellsthenewspaper.Evenwithe-booksbecomingpopular,Xuwon’tstophiswork.“Bookschangedmylife,”hesays.“ThislibraryisthemostmeaningfulthingI’vedone.”Hisdreamistokeepitopenforever.“Ifsomeonedoesn’tpassabookalong,”Xusmiles,“itstillhelpedoneperson.Maybethatbookwillmaketheirwholefamilylovereading.That’swhatmatters.”19.Howisthelibrarydifferent?

A．Itsitsinafamoustouristarea.B．Ithasthebiggestbookcollection.C．Booksarepassedon,notreturned.D．Onlystudentscanborrowthebooks.20.WhydidMr.Xustartthesmalllibrary?

A．Hereceivedmanyfreebooks.B．Universitystudentsaskedhimto.C．Tobecomeafamousbusinessman.D．Students’thank-youlettersencouragedhim.21.Whatdoes“this”refertoinParagraph3?

A．DonatingbookstoGermany.B．Bookstravelingbetweenreaders.C．Buildingthesmallestlibrary.D．TheEnglishbookaboutChinesehistory.22.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?

A．Mr.Xu’slibraryandhowitspreadsreading.B．Differencesbetweenoldandnewlibraries.C．Whye-booksarebetterthanpaperbooks.D．ThefamousoldstreetsinBeijing.HaveyoueverlookedatacalendarandwonderedwhyFebruaryissoshort?Whilemostmonthshave30or31days,Februaryhasonly28-excepteveryfouryears,whenitgetsanextraday.Thisunusualfacthasitsrootsinancienthistory.Longago,theRomansusedacalendarthathadonly10months.ItstartedinMarchandendedinDecember.ThewintertimebetweenDecemberandMarchwassimplynotnamed.FortheRomans,thistimeofyearwasunimportantbecausetherewasnofarmingworktodo.Around700BC,thesecondkingofRome,NumaPompilius,decidedtomakeachange.Hewantedthecalendartobettermatchthecyclesofthemoon.Hisnewcalendarhad355daysinayear.Toreachthisnumber,headdedtwonewmonthsattheend:JanuaryandFebruary.ButNumahadaproblem.TheRomansbelievedthatevennumberswereunlucky.Sohewantedeverymonthtohaveanoddnumberofdays-either29or31.However,ifhedidthis,thetotaldayswouldadduptoanevennumber.Tosolvethis,onemonthhadtobeeven.Februarywaschosen,probablybecausetheRomanshonoredthedeadinthismonthandconsidereditunlucky.Foryears,peopleusedNuma’scalendar.Butitstilldidn’tmatchthesolaryearperfectly.In45BC,JuliusCaesaraskedanastronomertocreateanewcalendarbasedonthesun.Thiscalendar,knownastheJuliancalendar,added10daystotheyear.Mostmonthsgotoneortwoextradays,butFebruaryremainedat28days.Everyfouryears,aleapyear(闰年)addedonedaytoFebruarytokeepthecalendarinlinewiththeseasons.Thissystemworkedsowellthatwestilluseasimilaronetoday.SothenexttimeyoulookatFebruaryandwishitwerelonger,remember:itsshortnessisagiftfromancientRomanhistory.23.WhatwastheRomancalendarlikebeforeNumaPompilius?

A．Ithad12monthswithnamesforeach.B．ItstartedinJanuaryandendedinDecember.C．Ithad10monthsandnonamesforwintermonthsD．Itwasexactlythesameasthecalendarweusetoday.24.Whichsentenceuses“even”withthesamemeaningas“evennumbers”inParagraph4?

A．2,4,6and8areeven,but1,3,5and7arenot.B．Thetablesurfaceisnotcompletelyeven.C．Sheevenhelpedmecleantheroomaftertheparty.D．Eventhoughitrained,westillenjoyedthepicnic.25.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingarereasonswhyFebruarybecametheshortestmonth?①Numawantedthecalendartomatchthecyclesofthemoon.②TheRomansthoughtevennumberswereunlucky.③FebruarywasthemonthwhenRomanshonoredthedead.④JuliusCaesaraddeddaystoothermonthsbutnottoFebruary.

A．①②③B．②③④C．①②④D．①③④26.HowdoesthewritermainlyexplainwhyFebruaryhas28days?

A．Bylistingallthemonthsandtheirnumberofdays.B．Bydescribinghowfarmersplannedtheirworkeachyear.C．Bycomparingdifferentcalendarsfromaroundtheworld.D．BytellingthestoryofhowtheRomancalendarchangedovertime.①Iftrafficnoisemakesyoufeelangry,you’renotalone.Scientistsfoundthatbirdsgetmadtoo!AnewstudyinthejournalAnimalBehaviorshowsthatmaleGalapagosyellowwarblers(黄莺)livingnearbusyroadsbecomevery“bad-tempered(易怒的)”whentheyhearcarsounds.Thismeanstrafficnoisedoesn’tjustbotherpeople,butalsowildlife.②TheGalapagosIslandsareafamouswildlifehomeinthePacificOcean.Manyplantsandanimalstherelivenowhereelseonearth,makingthemperfectforwatchingwildanimals.However,theislands’popularityhasbroughtmanymorepeople.Inthe1960s,only2,000peoplelivedthere.Now,about32,000peoplelivethere,andover200,000touristsvisityearly.Thishasledtomanymorecarsontheroadsandmuchmorenoisepollution.③Scientistsfromtwouniversitiesstudiedhowtrafficnoiseaffectsislandanimals.Theywatched38maleyellowwarblers.Halflivednearroads,whiletheotherhalflivedinquietareas.Thesebirdsprotecttheirhomesbysingingloudlytowarnotherbirdsaway,andsometimesevenfighting.Researchersplayedtworecordings:onewithonlyamalewarbler’ssong,andanothermixingthesongwithtrafficnoise.Theyrecordedhowthebirdsbehaved.④Theyfoundthatbirdsnearroadsbecamemuchangrierwhentheyheardtrafficnoisemixedwithbirdsong.Theyflewrightnexttothespeakerandcircleditrepeatedly—behaviorsuggestingtheywerereadytofight.Scientistsbelievethesebirdsmayknowtrafficcoverstheirsongs.Movingclosertobeheardisdangerousbecausecarsontheroadsmighthitthem.⑤Theresearchteamwantspeopletocaremoreabouthownoisepollutionharmswildlife.Whilefindingplaceswithnohumannoiseatallisdifficult,wecanstillhelpanimals.Simpleideaslikeusingroadsthatreducenoiseormaking“quiettimes”whenbirdsraisetheiryoungcouldgreatlyhelpanimalsliketheyellowwarblers.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bother”probablymean?

A．Makesomeoneangry.B．Keepsomeonecalm.C．Getsomeone’sattention.D．Makesomeonescared.28.WhyhasthetrafficnoiseincreasedontheGalapagosIslands?

A．Becausemorepeoplebroughtcarsthere.B．Becausemorescientistsstudybirdsthere.C．Becausetheislandshavespecialanimals.D．Becausewarblersareattractedtotrafficnoise.29.Whatdidthescientistsfindaboutthebirdslivingnearroads?

A．Theylikedthetrafficnoiseandsangmorehappily.B．Theygotmuchangrierwhentheyheardnoisybirdsongs.C．Theyflewawayfromthespeakerwhentheyheardanysound.D．Theywerenotaffectedbythetrafficnoiseandactednormally.30.What’sthestructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．三、任务型阅读阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A-E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），将其序号填入第1~4小题，并回答第5小题。Ourcountryisplanningtostartspecialtrainservicesforelderlypeople.Thesetrainsaredesignedtomaketraveleasierandmoreenjoyableforseniorswhowanttoexploredifferentplacesacrossthecountry.Thetrainswillrunataslowerspeedthanusual.Thismeanstheywilltakemoretimetoreacheachdestination(目的地),butthejourneywillbesmootherandmorecomfortable.31Thisisveryhelpfulforoldertravelerswhomayneedmedicalcareduringtheirtrips.Alongtheway,thetrainswillmakestopsatmanyinterestingplaces.Seniorscanvisitfamousmountains,peacefullakes,andhistoricoldtowns.32Itgivesthemachancetosharestoriesandtakephotostogether,makingthetripevenmorememorable.Thegovernmenthopesthesespecialtrainswillencourageolderpeopletostayactiveandenjoylife.Manyseniorsspendmostoftheirtimeathome,andtravelingcanbringthemnewenergyandmostimportantly,happiness.33Whengrandparentsgoontripsandcomebackwithwonderfulexperiences,itbringsmorejoytothewholefamily.Thisnewplanhasreceivedalotofsupportfromthepublic.Peoplebelieveitshowsthatourgovernmenttrulycaresaboutthewell-beingofitselderlycitizens.34Everyoneislookingforwardtoseeinghowthesejourneyswillbrightenthelivesofolderpeople.

A．Italsoshowsthatsocietyvaluesthehappinessoftheelderly.B．Thetrainswillbefasterthanhigh-speedrailwaystosavetimeforseniors.C．Thishappinesscanbesharedwiththeirfamilymembers.D．Eachtrainwillhavedoctorsandnursesreadytohelpifanyonefeelsunwell.E．Theycanalsomeetnewfriendsonthetrainwhosharesimilarinterests.31.3532.3633.3734.3835.Doyouthinkthespecialtrainsfortheelderlyareagoodidea?Why?(Pleaseanswerinnomorethan20words)39四、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握大意，从每题所给的A,B,C,D四个选项中选出最佳选项。WhenIwasinninthgrade,Iwasnotpatientwithmyyoungbrother.Igot36quiteeasily,oftenoversmallthings.OneFridayevening,Iwascarefullypreparingthingsfortheschool37inmybedroom.Mybrother,Leo,enteredsilently.“CanIhelpyou,Sister?”heasked38holdingapaintbrush.“Iwantto39something.”“Okay,”Isaid,pointingtothepapercrown(皇冠)onthetable.“Butbeverycareful.Ineedittolookgreatformyrole40aking.”Thiswasmyfirstperformance,andIwantedeverythingtobe41.Leonoddedandstartedtopaintthecrownblue.But42,heaccidentallyknockedoverabottleofredpaint.Ared43spreadquicklyacrossthebluesurface.“I’msosorry!”hecried,steppingbackinfear.Istaredatthecolorful,messycrown.“44couldyoubesocareless?Thisisruined(毁了)!”Ishoutedangrily,myfacegettinghot.IwassomadthatIcouldn’tevenlookathim.Leo’seyeswerewideandsad.“Ijustwantedtohelpyou,”hesaidinalowvoice.“I’ll45it!”“Justgoaway!”Iyelled,turningmybacktohim.Iheardhimrunoutoftheroominarush.Later,asI46thekitchen,IheardLeoandMomtalkingquietly.“Iruinedthecrown,”Leosaid,hisvoiceshaking.Momrepliedsoftly,“47willunderstandyoureallywantedtohelp.Let’strytomendit.Weshouldshowour48throughaction.”Hearingtheirconversation,Ifeltaheavysenseof49.Itookadeepbreathbeforesayinganythingmoreandwalkedintosaysorry.Afterall,loveisoften50inquiet,understandingandmendedmistakes.36.A．sadB．movedC．angryD．bored37.A．playB．partyC．testD．meeting38.A．silentlyB．hopefullyC．naturallyD．impolitely39.A．buyB．makeC．inventD．paint40.A．asB．withC．forD．behind41.A．funnyB．cheapC．perfectD．simple42.A．finallyB．quicklyC．usuallyD．suddenly43.A．heatB．messC．valueD．sense44.A．HowB．WhenC．WhereD．Whenever45.A．produceB．findC．fixD．accept46.A．lookedforB．passedbyC．tookupD．cleanedup47.A．IB．YouC．HeD．She48.A．prideB．loveC．truthD．humour49.A．regretB．stressC．happinessD．pride50.A．brokenB．takenC．hiddenD．lost五、选词填空将方框中所给单词或短语的适当形式填空，每词/短语仅用一次。

hardwhilefullofhappennothingsafetyTheantandthecricket(蟋蟀)weregoodfriends.Onesummerday,something51betweenthem.Theantworked52tostorefoodforwinter.Thecricketwatchedandlaughed.“Whywork?Let’ssinganddance.”Whenwintercame,thecrickethad53toeat.Hewenttotheant’shomeandsawtheant’sstorewas54food.“I’mhungry!”criedthecricket.Theantreplied,“Iworked55youplayed.”Butthekindantstillsharedsomefood.Yousee,preparingwellbrings56whentroublescome.六、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。HaveyoueverheardofBaduanjin?ItisoneofthemostancientformsofChineseqigong.Peoplealsocallit“EightPiecesofBrocade”.For57(世纪),ithashelpedpeoplestayhealthyandlivelongerlives.Baduanjindoesn’tneedmuchspaceorspecialequipment.Youcanpracticeit58(容易)athomeorinapark.Theexercisesfocusonslowmovementsanddeepbreathing.Whenyoutakeslow,deepbreaths,yourbodyfeels59(放松)andyourmindbecomescalm.ThehistoryofBaduanjingoesbacktotheBeiSongDynasty.Itwasduringthat60(阶段，时期),morethan800yearsago,thatthisexercisefirst61(出现).Atfirst,itwasdevelopedtohelpsoldiersbecomestronger.Later,itbecamepopular62(在……之中)commonpeople.Bothyoungandoldcanpracticeiteveryday.ManypeoplebelievethatBaduanjinisgoodforboththebodyandthemind.Bydoingit,youcanhelp63(你自己)feellessstressedandmoreenergetic.Somedoctorsevensuggesttheir64(病人)tryitasawaytostayhealthy.IfyouhavenevertriedBaduanjinbefore,whynotgiveitatry?Youwillfindthatthisoldpractice65(带来)newenergytoyourlife.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Inrecentyears,teenagers’mentalhealthhasbecome66seriousproblemaroundtheworld.Manystudiesshowthatmoreyoungpeoplearefeelingstressed,lonely,orevenhopeless.Arecentsurveyfoundthatabout65%ofteenagerssaytheyoftenfeelsadornervous.Thesefeelingsareoftencaused67heavyschoolwork,toomuchtim