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2025~2026学年湖北武汉市东西湖区度下学期九年级英语作业题一、单项选择1.—Doyouknowthe________behindtheDragonBoatFestival?—Yes,itstandsforteamworkandloveforourcountry.

A.courageB.spiritC.wealthD.victory2.—Whichofthesetwotraditionallacquerfans(漆扇)wouldyouchoose?—________isOK.Theylookwonderfulandgowellwithhanfu.

A.BothB.NoneC.AllD.Either3.—Weshouldbe________whenlisteningtoothers’opinions.—That’sthebasicrespectincommunication.

A.patientB.honestC.activeD.strict4.—Ourteachersalways________ustokeeptryingwhenwemeetdifficulties.—Ican’tagreemore.Wecanalwaysgetpowerandinspirationfromthem.

A.warnB.allowC.encourageD.promise5.—Ifinditdifficulttogetthemainideaofthestoryatthebeginning.—Takeiteasy.Thewriter________thethememorefullyinthelaterchapters(章节).

A.understandsB.developsC.reportsD.continues6.ThesuccessofChina’sfirsthome-builtoceandrilling(钻)shipshows________forwardinourdeepseastudy.

A.adirectguideB.acolorfulflagC.amodernbridgeD.greatprogress7.—ThetraditionalChineseteaceremonyisbecomingmoreandmorepopularamongyoungpeople.—Drinkingacupofteainaquietteahousecanmakeusfeelcompletely________,awayfromallthenoiseandstress.

A.insilenceB.atpeaceC.withjoyD.undercontrol8.InChineseculture,thehostoftensays“________”whensayinggoodbyetohisgueststoremindthemofsafetyandshowwarmcare.

A.HoldyourbreathB.KeepyourwordsC.MindyourstepD.Liftyourfeet9.—Thesuccessfullaunch(发射)ofShenzhou-20isagreateventforChina’sspaceprogram.—Yes.Althoughtherearemanychallenges,Chinesescientistscanalways________andmakegreatachievements.

A.givethemoutB.takethemupC.putthemawayD.setthemup10.—Weshouldn’tcopyothers’homeworkatschool.Doyouknow________?—Ittellsuswemustbehoneststudents.

A.howcanwebehonestB.whenweshoulddohomeworkC.whatthisrulemeansD.wherewecangetanswers二、完形填空阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。MompickedmeupandtoldmeIhadtostaywithGrandpaforoneandahalfhours.Dadwasoutoftown,andallotherrelativeswerebusy.Ifelt11,forIbelievedGrandpadidn’tlikeme.HehadlivedaloneindeepsadnessandtalkedlesssinceGrandmapassedaway.Wereachedhissmalloldapartmentinheavy12.GrandpasatstillinfrontofthenoisyTV,looking13.Afterleavingsweetsnacksandcooldrinksonthetable,Momgaveusasofthugandsaidgoodbyebefore14.Anembarrassedsilencefilledtheroom.Ifinishedhomeworkinnotimeandhadnothingelsetodobut15time.BoredwithmeaninglessTVprograms,Iaccidentallyfoundanoldwoodenboxunderthesofa.“Whatdidyoufind?”Grandpaasked,lookingatmyhand.“Oh,mychessset,”headded.“Yourchessset?”Iasked16.“Yeah.Iusedtoplay.Canyouplaychess?”Grandpaquestioned.“Ican’t,butoneofmyclassmateseventakespartinformalchessmatches.”“Wehavesparetime.Letmeteachyoubasicrules.”Hepatientlyexplaineddifferentchess17andtheirspecialmovingrules.Ilearnedfastandwebeganourfirstgame.18Grandpagavemedetailedguidancealltheway,hestilleasily19thefirstgame.“Iwon’tholdback,whichhelpsyoumakegreaterprogress.”Grandpagentlysaidandheseemedto20myunhappiness.I21repeatedlosses.However,Iobserved(观察)hismovescloselyandlearnedtostayawayfromthe22traps(陷阱)Grandpasetonpurpose.Eachgamelastedlongerthanthelastone.Islowlyimprovedpracticalskillsandthoughttwicebeforeevery23.EventhoughIlostagain,Ifeltprettygoodaboutthatgame.Atthatmoment,weheardasoundofakeyatthefrontdoor.Momcamein.“Whatareyouguysupto?”Shemovedcloserandpeered(仔细看)overmy24.“Chess?Whatagreatidea!Ididn’tknowyoustillplayed,Dad.”“Ihaven’tforalongtime.”“You’veneverplayedbefore,haveyou?”Momaskedme.Ishookmyhead.“Didyoutakeiteasyonhimjustlikeyouandlittleme,Dad?”SheturnedtoGrandpa.“Imostcertainlydidnot.That’snothowyoulearnedtoplay.”Grandpaadded.“Hedidwellandlearnedalot.”“Thanks,Dad,”shesaid,kissinghimonthetopofthehead.“Thanksforyourvisitingme,”hesaidashelookedup.“Thanksforthe25.”Isaid.“Maybewecanplayagainsometime.”“I’mlookingforwardtoit!”Grandpasmiled.ThatwasthefirsttimeIremembereverseeinghimsmile.11.A.confusedB.excitedC.upsetD.calm12.A.excitementB.expectationC.peaceD.silence13.A.friendlyB.lonelyC.happilyD.carefully14.A.headingoffB.leavingoutC.settingupD.showingaround15.A.fillB.killC.wasteD.measure16.A.impatientlyB.loudlyC.curiouslyD.quickly17.A.sticksB.ballsC.piecesD.cards18.A.BecauseB.AfterC.UnlessD.Although19.A.wonB.beatC.playedD.finished20.A.shareB.easeC.remindD.grow21.A.discoveredB.practicedC.providedD.suffered22.A.commonB.difficultC.hiddenD.dangerous23.A.takeB.fightC.placeD.move24.A.faceB.shoulderC.legsD.feet25.A.chessB.matchC.snackD.program三、阅读理解

Let’sshareyourfavoriteancientChinesesaying.“Thehighestgoodnessislikewater.Waterbenefitsallthingsbutdoesnotstrive.”Thiswisdomhasinfluencedmanypeopleovertheyears.Peoplewithgoodqualitiesarejustlikewater.Theyquietlyhelpothersandneverchasefame,whileselfishpeopleonlycareaboutthemselves.TheirdifferencesperfectlyreflectthemeaningofthiswisesayingfromTaoTeChing.(Kate)“Misfortunemaybeanactualblessing.”ThesayingcomesfromthebookHuainanzi.Inthisbook,itissaidthatanoldmanlivingontheborderlosthishorse,butthislosslaterbroughtunexpectedgoodfortunetohisfamily.Tome,thissayingisaboutthegainsandlossesinlife,itremindsmenottobetooupsetwhenfacingsetbacks;becausebadluckcansometimesturnintosomethingpositive.(LiXin)“26”Myfavoritesayingmeansthatpeoplearebornwithsimilarnatures,butdifferenthabitswillmakethemgrowmoreandmoredifferentfromeachother.IreaditinTheAnalectsofConfucius.WhenIwasinGrade7,mydeskmateandIstartedwithalmostthesamegrades.Ioftenputoffmyhomeworkandplayedgamesafterclass,whilehekeptaregularstudyroutineandreviewedeveryday.Slowly,hemadegreatprogress,butIstillfellbehind.Thisexperiencetaughtmethatsmalldailyhabitscanmakeabigdifference.(ZhangMin)26.Inwhichpartoftheschoolnewspapercanwereadthematerials?

A.SCHOOLLIFE.B.ENVIRONMENTNEWS.C.SCIENCEWORLD.D.CULTURECORNER.27.WhatwritingskillisusedinPart1?

A.Comparingfacts.B.Givingexamples.C.Listingnumbers.D.Raisingquestions.28.AccordingtoLiXin,whatdoesa“loss”inlifesometimesmean?

A.Italwaysleadstobadluck.B.Itcanturnintosomethingpositive.C.Itmeansyouwillnevergainanythingagain.D.Itmeansyouhavelostallhopeinlife.29.WhatisZhangMin’sfavoritesayingabout?

A.“Ajourneyofathousandmilesbeginswiththefirststep.”B.“Learningwithoutthinkingisuseless;thinkingwithoutlearningisdangerous.”C.“Bynature,menarenearlyalike;bypractice,theygettobewideapart.”D.“Nohardworkinyouth,poordaysinoldage.”30.WhatmightwelearnfromZhangMin’sexperience?

A.Naturaltalentdecidesprogress.B.Havingsimilarnaturesmattersalot.C.Beingkindtoothersbringsgoodluck.D.Developinghabitschangespeople.AminaBakerhaswontheHowickYouthCouncil’sVisualArtsCompetitionfor2024.Thiscollegestudentrecentlytookhomethetopprize.Baker’swinningartwork,aself-portrait(自画像)drawnfromanunplannedphoto,provedtoboththejudgesandcommunitythatshe’sarisingstarinNewZealand.Bakerhasanaunt,LauraSmith.“She’sphenomenal,”Bakersaid.“I’veneverseenapersonwhohasamazedsomanypeoplebecauseoftheinfluenceherarthasonthem.”LittleBakerwouldspendhourslookingatheraunt’sartworks,andthoseearlyexperienceslitasparkinherheartthatgrewintoapassion(热情)forart.Theinspirationforherwinningartworkcamefromanunexpectedmomentduringaschoolrugby(橄榄球)match.“Noneofuswantedtowatchthegame.Wejustwantedafreeperiod,”shesays,jokingly.Whilewatchingwithfriends,aphotowastaken.“AsIlookedup,thesunhitmyeyesperfectly,takingthephotousedformywinningartpiece.Righttime,rightplace,rightmoment,rightthing.”Decidingtousethephotoasabaselineforherdrawingwaseasy.Thedecisiontoenterthecompetitionwasharder.“Atfirst,Iwasunsure.Ididn’tseethisartpieceasanythingmuch,”Bakersays,butthesupportfromherartteacherhelpedherpushthrough.“Sheencouragedmetoenterwiththatspecificpiece,andthankfully,Idid.”Winninghasbeenbothexcitingandoverwhelming.“Reallyshocked,”shesaysofherreaction.Whenaskedwhatmessagesshehopedherartgave,Bakerofferedadviceforothers:“Honestly,justdon’toverthinkwhatyoudobecauseitmightleadyoutosomethinggreater.”31.WheredidBaker’swinningartworkcomefrom?

A.Heraunt’sinfluence.B.Anunplannedphoto.C.Afamouspainting.D.Herteacher’ssupport.32.Theunderlinedword“phenomenal”mostlikelymeans________.

A.commonB.seriousC.outstandingD.careful33.HowdidBakerfirstfeelaboutherownartwork?

A.Shebelieveditwasthebestpiece.B.Shethoughtitwasnothingspecial.C.Shewasproudandshowedittoeveryone.D.Shewasangrythatherteachersawit.34.WhatcanwelearnfromBaker’sadviceaboutart?

A.Arelaxedmindoftenleadstogreatart.B.Awardsarethemostimportantgoal.C.Everyartworkmustbewellplanned.D.Others’paintingstylescanbecopied.35.WhichwouldbetheBESTtitleforthisarticle?

A.AminaBaker’sArtLifeB.TheIntroductionofaSelf-portraitC.HowtoTakeaGoodPhotoD.AWinnerfromanUnplannedMomentMoreandmoreyoungpeopleinChinaareusingappslikeXianyutobuyandsellsecond-handgoods,suchasclothes,books,andelectronics.Theypreferthisflexible(灵活的)tradingwaytomakefulluseofunusedthingsandmeettheirdailyneedseasily.Second-handtradinghasbecomeabighit.Thereareseveralreasonsforitsrise.First,itsavesmoney.Studentscanbuyusedtextbooksathalfprice,andfashionloverscanfindcheapbutfashionableclothes.Second,itisenvironmentallyfriendly.Makingnewproductsusesmanynaturalresources(资源)andcreatespollution.Byreusingoldthings,wereducewasteandhelpprotectourplanet.Third,itcreatesasharingeconomy(经济).Thingsthatarenolongerneededcanfindnewownersinsteadofbeingthrownaway.Thissmartwayoflivingiscalled“circular(循环的)economy”.★Thequalityofusedthingsisnotalwaysgood.Sometimes,a“likenew”phonemayhavehiddenproblems,suchasabrokenscreen.Also,dishonestsellersmaycheatbuyersbysendingfakeorbrokengoods.Withoutcarefulchecking,buyerscanlosemoneyandfeelannoyed.Therefore,expertsadvisepeopletocheckproductphotoscarefully,readotherbuyers’reviewsandalwaysusetheapp’sofficialpaymentsystem.Theseeffectivemeasurescangreatlyavoidmostcommontradingrisksandprotectusers’rights.Totradesafely,followthesetips.Alwaysaskthesellerforrealpicturestakenatdifferentviews.Comparepricesfromdifferentsellers.It’snevertoocarefultomakeadealinaquitelowprice.Afterreceivingtheobject,checkitrightaway.Ifsomethingiswrong,getintouchwithcustomerserviceandaskforarefund(退款).Inconclusion,second-handtradingisbothmoney-savingandeco-friendly.Whendonecarefully,itbenefitseveryone—buyers,sellers,andtheEarth.Asmoreyoungpeoplechoosethepopularway,oursocietywillbecomelesswastefulandmoreresponsible.36.Whyissecond-handtradinggoodfortheenvironment?

A.Itcreatesaflexibletradingway.B.Itlowersthepriceoftextbooks.C.Itreduceswasteandsavesresources.D.Ithelpsfashionloversfindclothes.37.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin★?

A.However,second-handtradingalsohassomerisks.B.Besides,itcreatesasharingeconomyandamorewastefulsociety.C.Mostgoodsareusuallyinperfectconditionwithnohiddenproblems.D.Dishonestsellersnevercheatbuyersonsecond-handtradingapps.38.Whatcanweknowfromtheunderlinedsentence?

A.It’sbettertomakeadealinoff-linemarkets.B.Thesellerssometimesofferlowpricestocheatbuyers.C.Insomebuyers’eyes,highpricesmeangoodquality.D.Thesellersalwaystellthetruthabouttheirproducts.39.Whatisthewriter’sopinionaboutsecond-handtrading?

A.Peopleshouldneverbuyusedgoods.B.Itdoesn’tmatterwhetherpeopledoitornot.C.Thoughitisgood,peoplemustbecareful.D.It’snotnecessarytoworryaboutitssafety.40.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthepassage?

A.Tocomparedifferentsecond-handtradingapps.B.ToteachushowtouseappslikeXianyu.C.Towarnpeopleaboutthedangerofonlineshopping.D.Tointroducepopularsecond-handtrading.四、选词填空阅读下面短文,用方框中所给的单词或短语填空,使短文在结构、句意和逻辑上正确。(提示:方框中有二个单词或短语是多余的。)

carefully/ideas/boring/giveaway/fun/name/choosePerlerbeads(珠子),alsocalledpindou,arenowverypopularinChina.Pindouloversputthesesmallbeadsonaspecialboardtomakedifferentshapes.Makingpindouiseasyand41!First,42apattern.Youcanfind43onlineorinventyourown!Next,putthebeadsontheboard.Whenyourworkisfinished,youiron(熨,烫)it44.Youcan45pindouasgiftstoyourfriends,orjustenjoytheprocessofmakingit.Giveitatry!五、短文填空阅读下面短文,根据上下文或括号内单词等提示,在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的适当形式。TheMogaoCaves(莫高窟),alsoknownastheThousandBuddhaCaves,areinDunhuang,GansuProvince.Theyareoneofthemostfamouscultural46(treasure)intheworld.Thecaveswerefirstbuiltin366AD.Overathousandyears,peopledugmorethan700cavesonacliff.Uptonow,492well-keptcaves47(survive),housingmorethan2,000carefully-paintedsculptures(雕塑).Theseclaysculpturesdiffergreatlyinsize,withthelargestreaching33metersin48(height)andthesmallestjust10centimeterstall.Somepaintingsshowpeopleplayingmusic,dancing,farmingortravellingontheSilkRoad.In1900,amannamedWangYuanludiscovered49hiddenlibraryinonecave.Ithadmorethan50,000ancientmanuscripts(手稿).Thes

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