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2025~2026学年湖北省武汉市二中广雅中学九年级5月课堂作业英语试卷(四)一、单项选择1.It’samazingthatChinabuilttheworld’slongestexpresswaytunnel(隧道)undersuchterrible________,includingthinairandlowtemperature.

A.positionsB.conditionsC.directionsD.instructions2.—Howdidyoutellherthegoodnews?Byphoneorby(text)message?—________.Iwenttoherhomeandtoldherinperson.

A.BothB.EitherC.NeitherD.None3.—JennyandIusedtoshareabedroom,butnowwesleepin________rooms.—Oh,maybeyou’reoldenoughandneedmorespaceandquietrest.

A.separateB.privateC.similarD.particular4.—Thecompanyisintroublenow.Whodoyouthinkcan________itwell?—MrMiller.Hehasrichexperience.

A.dependB.achieveC.protectD.manage5.—The2026OpticsValleyExpowillbeheldfromMay18thto20thinWuhan.—Great!Ihearit________new“Light+AI”technologiesforsmartcities.

A.inventsB.developsC.discoversD.creates6.—ItoldTomthathissingingwasamazing,eventhoughitreallywasn’t.—That’sfine.Sometimes________isbetterthanhurtingsomeone’sfeelings.

A.acrueltruthB.awhitelieC.aloudnoiseD.abigmistake7.—Whydidyouplaceyourumbrellaontheshelfintheclassroom?—Ididit________sothatclassmatescantakeitifneededduringrainydays.

A.atonceB.bychanceC.inreturnD.onpurpose8.—HowdidancientpeoplefindtheirwaywithoutmoderntoolslikeGPS?—They________tomastertheuseofthecompass.

A.madeaneffortB.tookariskC.keptapromiseD.playedatrick9.—Mom,I________thetablebeforedinner.Isitokay?—Yes,thankyou.You’resohelpful.

A.setupB.laidoutC.putawayD.tookoff10.—Nowadays,manyschoolsteachstudentstoplantfruitandvegetables.—That’sgreat.Inthisway,studentscanunderstand________.

A.whenthefoodiscookedB.howisthefoodcookedC.wherethefoodcomesfromD.whatshouldweeat二、完形填空WhenIwasnineyearsold,Ilivedinaquiet,warmneighborhoodwhereneighborsallgotalongwell.OurneighbourMr.Oberleywasagentleoldmanwholivedalonewithabout35lovelycats.Everymorning,wewouldhearcheerfulyetplayfulshoutsfromhishouse,“Goaway,Kitty!Thehotelis11!”Hesoundedangrywhenhecalledtothecats,buthenever12aneedycat.Theirhappymiaows(猫叫)oftenfloatedoutofhisopenedwindows.Myparentsfounditsolovelythatthey13it“TheCatChorus(合唱团)”.Mr.Oberleyusedtobeavet.Butnowhe14fromworkandspentmostofhisdaysrestinginhisgarden.Heoftenjokedthathewastoooldtodoanythingmeaningfulbut15“TheCatChorus”withhislovelycats.Onecoolsummernight,Mr.OberleyandIsattogetherinhisgarden,watchingthestarry16withdozensoflovelycatslyingaroundus.Pointingtothebrighteststar,hemadeafunny17toclimbitoneday,turnitintoaswingand18itfreelyacrossthesky.“Butwhatifyoufall?”Iaskedworriedly.“Iwon’t,”helaughedsoftly.“I’llwatchyougrowupandhearthecats19everymorning.”Laterthatsummer,Mr.Oberleyfellillandhadtostayinbed.Hewassoweakthathecould20lifthisspoon.21stayedclosetohimandsangtohimtirelessly.Luckily,hisdaughterSaraharrivedintimeto22tohim.Kindneighboursalso23tolookafterhisgardenandfeedthecats.Witheveryone’scarehemadeanamazing24andgotmuchbettersoon.Atnight,whenstars25thesky,Mr.OberleyandIwouldsitquietlyinhisgarden,withcatssingingaroundushappily.11.A.closedB.coveredC.cleanedD.crowded12.A.broughtoutB.drewonC.calledforD.turnedaway13.A.announcedB.recordedC.promisedD.called14.A.improvedB.retiredC.graduatedD.reflected15.A.joiningB.sharingC.directingD.following16.A.costumeB.skyC.moonD.firework17.A.designB.policyC.listD.promise18.A.exploreB.removeC.pressD.ride19.A.cryB.screamC.singD.laugh20.A.quicklyB.actuallyC.hardlyD.completely21.A.patientsB.catsC.childrenD.doctors22.A.attendB.leadC.careD.turn23.A.pretendedB.offeredC.refusedD.flooded24.A.differenceB.recoveryC.promiseD.decision25.A.cutB.litC.hitD.met三、阅读理解Let’ssharestoriesabouttheinfluenceofancientChinesepoemsonmodernteens.

AYoungidler,anoldbeggar.

InasmallvillageinSichuan,LiMingisanaimlessboylyingflat.Hewastoolazytotryorcare.Sohehatedgettingupearlyforschool.Everymorning,hismotherwasanxiousenoughtopullhimfrombed.Oneday,hisgrandfatherwroteonapieceofpaper:“Ayoungidler,anoldbeggar.”LiMingdidnotunderstandatfirst.Hisgrandfatherexplained,“Ifyouwasteyouryouth,youwillhavenothingwhenyougrowold.”Thenextmorning,LiMingwokeupbyhimself.Hebegantostudybeforesunrise.“Idon’twanttobeabeggar,”hesmiled.Heavenhasmadeustalents,wearenotmadeinvain.

ZhangWeiwasacitygirlwhomovedtothecountrysidewithherparents.Shemissedthebrightlightsandbusystreets.Onerainyevening,shereadalinefromLiBai:“Heavenhasmadeustalents,wearenotmadeinvain.”Shethoughtaboutitforalongtime.Thenextday,shestartedpaintingthebeautifulmountainsoutsideherwindow.“Maybemytalentisnotlost,”shesaid.“Itjustneedsanewview.”________

WangLinusedtobeafraidofgoinghigh.Whenherclasswentonatriptoasmallmountain,shewantedtostayatthebottom.HerteacherwhisperedalinefromWangZhihuan,apoetintheTangDynasty.WangLinfeltashamedforit.Shetookadeepbreathandstartedclimbing.Whenshereachedthetop,shesawthewholevalley.“Itwaswortheverystep,”shelaughed.Nowsheisneverafraidofheights.26.Inwhichsectionofawebsitewouldyoumostlikelyfindthesethreestories?

A.ANCIENTPOEMSANDMODERNTEENSB.POETRYANDAPPRECIATIONC.INSPIRATIONALSTORIESD.SCIENCEANDNATUREWEEKLY27.WhichwritingskillismainlyusedtodevelopStory1?

A.Listingnumbers.B.Raisingquestions.C.Givingexamples.D.Descriptivetechniques.28.WhathappenedtoZhangWeiaftershereadLiBai’sline?

A.Shedecidedtomovebacktothecity.B.Shestartedpaintingbeautifulpicturesofthecity.C.Shefoundanewwaytousehertalent.D.Shebecameinterestedinart.29.WhichpoemdidtheteacherwhispertoWangLin?

A.Iwillstandonthehighestpeak,andseeallmountainssmallandweak.B.Youcanenjoyagrandersight,byclimbingtoagreaterheight.C.Whycan’tItellthetrueshapeofLuShan?BecauseImyselfaminthemountain.D.Justsomewhereinthemountainhere.Butdeepcloudssetmewonderingwhere.30.Whatdoesthepoeminthethirdstorymainlyencouragepeopletodo?

A.Stayatthetopofamountain.B.Faceanydifficulties.C.Climbhighertoseeabetterview.D.Listentoteachersonly.Amanwholookedlikeatouristsatintheoutdoordiningarea.Hehadacameraaroundhisneckandabottleofsunscreenstickingoutofhisbag.Hewasdrinkinglemonadeandlookingatashinycruisebrochure.Buthehadn’tturnedapageforthelasttenminutes!Hissunglassesmaskedhiseyes.Iknewhewasn’treallyreading.WhenIbroughthimwhathehadordered,hecoughedupa“thankyou”andlookedatmequickly.Itriednottostareatthetinyscarabovehislefteyebrow.Iwalkedbackinside,shakingmyhead.Helookedfamiliar,butIcouldn’trememberwhereIhadseenhim.Thenithitme.Thecaraccident!Astrangerhadpulledmeoutofmydamagedcarjustbeforeitexploded!Thatstrangerwashim.Irushedbacktohistable,hewasgone.Imovedhisplateandfoundhistip,alongwithacard.Thecardread:Iamdeeplygratefultoyou.Onthenightofyourcaraccident,Iwasonmywaytorobajewelrystore.Savingyourlifehelpedmeseethingsclearly—Moneymeansnothingcomparedtolife.Inowliveanhonestlife.Thankstoyou.Godblessyou!Mr.D.Ifeltshocked.Thatnightoftheaccident,Ihadbeengoingtoamusemyselfatadirtydanceclub.Seeinghiskindnesschangedmylife,too,andbroughtbackmybelief.Iopenedthetipheleft.Amongtheone-dollarbillswasa$100bill.Onit,someonehadunderlinedthewords“InGodWeTrust”withapen.Isaidaquietprayerforhimandwentbacktowork,smiling.31.Whatwasthetouristdoingwhenthewriterfirstsawhim?

A.Takingphotosoftheview.B.Readingabrochurecarefully.C.Pretendingtolookatabrochure.D.Eatinghismealontheterrace.32.Theunderlinedphrase“ithitme”inparagraph4probablymeans________.

A.someonehitmeontheheadB.IsuddenlyrememberedsomethingC.thecaraccidenthurtmeD.Ifoundthetipundertheplate33.Whydidthestrangerleaveacardforthewriter?

A.Toaskthewriterforhelp.B.Totellthewriterthathislifeisreallygood.C.Toexplainthathehadrobbedastore.D.Toshowthatsavingthewriterchangedhislife.34.Whatcanweinferaboutthewriter’sownlifebeforetheaccident?

A.Hewasarichman.B.Hewasgoingtodosomethingwrong.C.Heworkedasapoliceofficer.D.Heoftenprayedforothers.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthestory?

A.AStrangeTouristB.TheCarAccidentC.ATipThatChangedTwoLivesD.InGodWeTrustAccordingtoKenCroswell,theSunandtheMoonaregreatlydifferentinnatureandworkingrulesinspace.Inourdailylife,weoftenhaveacommonideathattheSunrulesthewholedaytimeskyandtheMoontakeschargeofthequietnightsky.Thissimpleideaiseasytounderstandforallpeoplebutitisonlypartiallycorrectandcannotexplaintherealsciencebehindthem.TheSunisabrightandfierystarthatshinesallthetimewithoutstopping.Itgivesoutstronglightandheatnonstopinouterspace.Itbrightlylightsuptheskyduringthedaywhenwecanclearlyseeitaboveourheads,anditstillkeepsshiningbrightlyevenatnightwhenweturnawayfromitandcannotcatchsightofitatall.AstheEarthkeepsspinning(自转)slowlyandsteadilyallyearround,differentareaswillfacetheSunoneafteranother.WhenourplaceturnstofacetheSundirectly,warmandbrightdaytimecomestous.WhentheEarth’sspinturnsourareaawayfromtheSun,wewillfallintotheEarth’sshadow,andthenpeacefulnightarrives.Atthesametime,peoplelivingontheoppositesideoftheEartharefacingthebrightSun,sotheyenjoysunnydaytimewhilewestayindarknight.TheMoonisatotallydifferentcelestialbody(天体)comparedwiththeSun.UnlikethepowerfulSun,theMoonhasnoabilitytoproducelightbyitself.ThesoftmoonlightweseeeverynightisnotmadebytheMoonitself.ItisactuallythebrightsunlightthathitsthesurfaceoftheMoonandreflectsbacktotheEarthforustosee.TheSuncanonlylightupthesinglesideoftheMoonthatisclosetoandfacestheSundirectly.AtFullMoon,theMoonstaysontheoppositesideoftheEarthfromtheSun.ThewholesideoftheMoonfacingtheEarthisfullylitup.Itrisesatsunset,shinesallnightlongandsetsatsunrise.Itslightisbrightenoughtobeseeninthedaytime.NearFullMoon,wecanspotitintheeastafternoonorwestmorning.TheNewMoonisthehardesttosee,asitliesbetweentheEarthandtheSun,leavingitsEarth-facingsidetotallydarktooureyes.36.WhatcanweknowabouttheSun?

A.TheSunrulestheMoonallthetime.B.TheSunshinesduringbothdayandnight.C.TheSunlightsupallsidesoftheMoon.D.TheSunshineseverywhereatthesametime.37.Whichofthefollowinginthedictionarybestexplainstheword“shadow”inParagraph3?

A.TheshapeoftheEarth.B.TheforcefromtheSun.C.ThedarkareaontheEarth.D.TheoppositesideoftheSun.38.WhichofthefollowingpicturesshowsusNewMoon?

A.B.C.D.39.Whichofthefollowingcanmakeitsownlight?

A.Earth.B.Mars.C.Moon.D.Sun.40.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A.TocomparethesizesoftheSunandtheMoon.B.ToexplaintheSunandMoon’snatureandrules.C.Tocorrectmisunderstandingsaboutdayandnight.D.TodescribetheMoon’seffectsondailylife.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、语意和逻辑上正确。(提示:方框中有两个单词或短语是多余的。)

Listento/dry/predicted/number/find/magical/timesDoyouknownature’shiddenpower?Youcan’timaginehow41ournatureis!Sometimesrainorshinedoesn’tneedtobe42inaweatherapp——youjustneednature!Doyouwanttoknowtheoutsidetemperature?43thechirpingofcrickets(蟋蟀的啾啾声)!Counthowmany44acricketchirpsin15secondsandadd40.That’sthetemperatureinFahrenheit(华氏度).Doitseveraltimesand45theaverage(平均数).Testitrightaway.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。“Itisjusttoofunny,ha-ha”,andjustlikethis:Threehourshavepasseduntilyourealizeyou46(do)nothingsofar!Someexpertssayifwedon’tputourphonesdown,wearedefinitelygoingtobestupid.Sowhyisitsohardtosaynotoshortvideos?Algorithmicrecommendation(算法推荐)mustbetheanswer,becauseitissosmartthatitcanfindoutwhatweareinterestedinandmeetourneedsaccordingly.47morewelikesomething,themoreitwillfeedussimilarcontent,continuallylikeforever.Now,youseewhyit’ssohardtorefuseshortvideos.It’stimetofigureoutwhytheymakeyoustupid.Onereasonisthattheynarrowyourfieldofperception(认知范围)!When48(look)throughmanysimilarvideosyoumightthinkyou’rebecomingmoreknowledgeable.Sadly,thetruthisthatyouareactuallyinaninformationcocoon(信息茧房),becauseyoualwayssticktoafewcertain49(subject)thatinterestyou.Believeitornot,ifyouunlockyourmother’sphone,y

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