2025~2026学年福建龙岩市长汀县第二学期期中质量监测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年福建龙岩市长汀县第二学期期中质量监测九年级英语试卷一、单项选择1.Thewoman________mucholderthanshereallyisbecauseofhardwork.

A．appearsB．hidesC．stays2.There’ssomuch________outsideandIcan’tstudyfortheexamatall.

A．soundB．noiseC．voice3.—Whatastrongwind!Takeanumbrellawithyou________rain.—Allright.

A．incaseofB．becauseofC．infrontof4.Asweallknow,theYangtzeRiveris________riverinChina.

A．longerB．thelongerC．thelongest5.—ShallwegoonFridayorSaturday?—EitherdayisOK.Itmakesno________tome.

A．choiceB．changeC．difference6.—Canyoucatchwhatthespeakerissaying,Tina?—Sorry.HespeakssofastthatIcan________understandhim.

A．nearlyB．hardlyC．exactly7.—Howdidyouhurtyourleg?—Iwaswalkinghome________abikesuddenlyhitmefrombehind.

A．thoughB．whenC．if8.—________doyouthinkofthenewnovel?—Ithinkit’sinteresting.

A．WhyB．WhichC．What9.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreaboutspace,please________thebookABriefHistoryofTime.

A．lookafterB．lookaroundC．lookthrough10.—We’veorderedtoomuchfood.I________eatanymore.—Nevermind.Let’stakeithome.

A．can’tB．mustn’tC．needn’t11.—Don’ttakethedictionaryaway.I________it.—Sorry.

A．haveusedB．amusingC．used12.ThoughIliveinanewcity,Idon’tfeel________becauseI’vemademanyfriends.

A．aloneB．aloudC．abroad13.—LetmeknowwhenKettyarriveshome.—Sure.Iwillcallyouassoonasshe________home.

A．gotB．getsC．willget14.—WhatdoyouthinkofthelatestmovieNezha2?—It’sverypopular.Millionsoffamilies________byitduringthattime.

A．attractedB．wereattractingC．wereattracted15.—Excuseme,howlongwillittakemetogettothepostoffice?—Well,itdependson________.

A．howyouwillgetthereB．whenyouwillgetthereC．whereyouwillget二、完形填空Rudyheardastrangenoisecomingfromthegarden.Whenhelookedoutside,hesawasmalldogcurledup(蜷缩)ontheground,cryinglikeababy.Rudyhadalwayswantedadog,16Mumalwayssaidno.Suddenly,hehadanidea.Hecouldkeepthedog17.However,heknewhecouldn’t18itonhisown.Heneededhelp,andhisfriendJacobwouldbeperfectforthejob.Thedogstopped19whenJacobarrived.“Whatwillyoudowhenhegrows20?”askedJacob.“Mumwillletmekeephimthen.I’venamedhimBanjo.It’sacoolname,right?”Rudysaidhappily.RudyandJacobvisitedBanjoeveryday,bringinghimfood.Banjoalwayssniffed(嗅)atitwithhis21beforeeating.Mumstartedgettingsuspicious(感觉可疑的).“WhydoyoukeephangingaroundinthegardenwithJacob?”“It’stopsecret.22elsecanknowaboutit,”repliedRudy.OnedaywhenRudycamehome,Mumsaid,“Therewasababywolfinourgarden!”Rudygota23.“What?Banjowasawolf?24didyoudowithit?”Rudyasked.“Thepeoplefromtheanimalcentertookitaway,”Mumreplied.Rudyrushedtothegarden.Banjowasgone.Onlyhissmell25intheair.RudywroteBANJOonthetree,justincaseBanjocomesback.16.A．andB．becauseC．but17.A．carefullyB．secretlyC．quickly18.A．lookafterB．looklikeC．lookfor19.A．cryingB．playingC．jumping20.A．thinnerB．fasterC．bigger21.A．mouthB．noseC．eyes22.A．NobodyB．SomebodyC．Anybody23.A．callB．presentC．surprise24.A．WhereB．WhatC．How25.A．stayedB．flewC．appeared三、阅读理解

BurnsFirst-degreeburnsTheskinbecomesred.Theburnwillhealin3to7days.Second-degreeburnsSuperficialpartial-thicknessburnsTheskinbecomesredandlargeblistersappear.Theburnwillhealin1to2weeks.Deeppartial-thicknessburnsBlistersofdifferentsizesappear,andtheskiniswhite.Theburnwillhealin3to5weeks.Third-degreeburnsTheskinbecomeshardandblack,andthereisnopain.Theoperationisrequired.Firstaid-Removeanyclothingneartheburn.

-Cooltheburnwithcoolrunningwater.Donotuseice,creamoroil.

-Takemedicineaccordingtothedoctor’sadvicetotreattheburn.26.Howlongdoesafirst-degreeburntaketoheal?

A．Inaday.B．Inaweek.C．Inamonth.D．Inayear.27.Whatkindofburnscancauseblisters?

A．First-degreeburns.B．Second-degreeburns.C．Third-degreeburns.D．Fourth-degreeburns.28.Whatmighthappenifsomeonegetsathird-degreeburn?

A．Hemightfeelgreatpain.B．Hisskinmightbecomered.C．Hisskinmightbecomehard.D．Hemightgetblistersonhisburn.29.Whatcanbeusedtotreatburns?

A．B．C．D．30.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwefindthetext?

A．Healthcare.B．Travelguide.C．Sportsnews.D．Artworld.TherearethousandsofphotosonthewallsofairportraillinksandsubwaylinesinBeijing.Morethan1,000oftheseimagesweretakenbyWangWenyan.HerpennameisQiubi.Bornin1987inFujianProvince,Wangisatalentedphotographer.Wanggotherfirstcameraasagiftwhenshewasinuniversity.In2013,shetooksomephotosofherfriends’children.Herfriendspraisedherartistictalent,andthat’swhensherealizedhowmuchsheenjoyedphotography.Thephotosofthechildrenmarkedthebeginningofherphotographycareer.Withherspecialstyle,shequicklybecameafull-timephotographer.In2014,shewasinvitedtomakeadocumentaryaboutavillageinGansuProvince.Theprojectwasasuccess,bringinghermoreopportunities.Theseprojects,fromenvironmentalprotectiontosustainablecommunitydevelopment,tookhertoplacesbothathomeandabroad.31.Howdoestheauthorstartthispassage?

A．Bygivinganexample.B．Bydescribingascene.C．Bylistingsomenumbers.D．Bycomparingsomefacts.32.WhendidWangdiscoverherdeeploveofphotography?

A．In1987.B．In2008.C．In2013.D．In2014.33.WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A．Wang’scolorfullife.B．Wang’sphotostyle.C．Wang’smainachievements.D．Wang’sworkingexperiences.34.WhatdoesWanghopetodowithhercamera?

A．Tomakemorepopulardocumentaries.B．Toletmorepeopleknowthebeautyofnature.C．Totakephotosofchildrenandoldpeopleinpoorareas.D．Tomakemorepeopleknowaboutsomesocialproblems.35.Inwhichpartofthewebsitecanweprobablyfindthetext?

A．Travel.B．Business.C．People.D．Fashion.Afewyearsago,BrianPerkinshadlegproblemsandstartedwalkingwithacane(拐杖).Ithashadasmallbutimportantinfluenceonhisdailylife.Heusedtoenjoygivingpeopleahand,butnowheonlyhasonetouse.“Theotherisoccupied(占用)byacane,”hesaid.Oneday,Perkinswaspickinguphisclothesatthedrycleaner.Thereweretoomanyclothesforhimtocarrywithonehand.Awomanworkingatthedrycleanerlookedathimandsaid,“Doyouneedhelp?”Hereplied,“No,no,thankyou.”Hedidn’twanttotroubleanyone.Perkinswalkeduptohiscar,openedthedoorandputsomeclothesonthebackseat.Beforehecouldreturntothedrycleanertogettherestofhisclothes,thewomanwalkedtowardshimwithhisclothesinherhands.SheputtheclothesinthecarandsaidtoPerkins,“Iknowyou.Iusedtoseeyouhelpothers.▲Acceptit.”Hedidn’tknowthewoman,buthethankedherforherkindness.Heknewthereasonshesaidthatwastolethimacceptherhelpwithoutanypsychologicalburden(心理负担).“Thisexperiencehasinfluencedmealot,teachingmenottorefusehelpfromothers,”saidPerkins.“Sometimes,acceptinghelpisasimportantasgivingit.”36.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“one”referto?

A．Oneleg.B．Onehand.C．Onecane.D．Onecar.37.WhydidPerkinsplantogobacktothedrycleaner?

A．Tofindhiscane.B．Tothankthewoman.C．Topayforthedrycleaning.D．Togettherestofhisclothes.38.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin“▲”?

A．Nowit’syourturn.B．NowIneedyourhelp.C．Butyouarelesshelpfulnow.D．ButIhardlyseeyoudothatnow.39.WhatdoweknowaboutPerkins?

A．Heoncehelpedthewoman.B．Helivesnearthedrycleaner.C．Usingacanehasnoinfluenceonhislife.D．Herefusedtoacceptthewoman’shelpatfirst.40.WhatdidPerkinsfinallylearn?

A．Heshouldlearntosayno.B．Heshoulddothingsonhisown.C．Heshouldaccepthelpfromothers.D．Heshouldhelpotherswhentheyareintrouble.Recently,“emotional(情感的)spending”hasbecomepopularinChina.Youngpeoplemayfind20yuanforacupofcoffeetooexpensive,butgladlyspendover200yuanonacoffeecupsofttoy.Theycareabouttheemotionalvalueitbringsmorethanitspracticaluse.Acoffee-themedshopinthecenterofShanghaiisverypopular.Therearenocoffeedrinksavailable.Instead,theshopsellssofttoyslookinglikeproductsanddessertsinacoffeeshop.Thestaffmembersimitatetherealfood-makingprocess,performingactionslikeaddingsugaranddecoratingwithcreambeforepackingthetoys.Thatbringsmorefuntotheshoppingexperience.Areportshowsthatthepricesofsofttoyshavebeenincreasing.Thosebornbetween1990and2010becamethemainbuyergroupinthesofttoymarket.Whenworkandlifebringsetbacks,thetouchofthesetoyscancheerthemup.“Mostofusaretheonlychild,andsofttoysusedtobeourchildhoodcompanions(同伴).Evenasadults,westilllikesofttoys,”saidHanYufei,a28-year-oldwomaninBeijing.Hanhasapandasofttoywhichwasabirthdaygiftfromhermotherwhenshewasseven.Itstayedwithherduringherchildhoodandteenyears,andthenfollowedhertoBeijingforuniversityandlatertowork.Onsocialmedia,manyyoungpeoplesharehowtheytreattheirsofttoysascompanionsinlife.Theybringthemalongformeals,workandtravel.Someevensetupsocialmediaaccounts(账号)fortheirtoys.Softtoyshavewontheheartsofyoungpeople.41.WhatdoyoungpeoplecaremorewhentheybuysomethingaccordingtoParagraph1?

A．Itsprice.B．Itspopularity.C．Itspracticaluse.D．Itsemotionalvalue.42.Whatcanpeopledointhecoffee-themedshop?

A．Trydifferentdesserts.B．Buysomesofttoys.C．Enjoyacupoffreecoffee.D．Makecoffeebythemselves.43.Theunderlinedword“setbacks”probablymeans“________”.

A．difficultiesB．surprisesC．chancesD．wishes44.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutHanYufei?

A．ShegrewupinBeijing.B．Shedoesn’tlikeherjob.C．Shehasownedthepandasofttoyforover20years.D．Shegetsasofttoyasabirthdaygifteveryyear.45.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Successofacoffee-themedstore.B．Youngheartswarmedbysofttoys.C．Childhoodtoysbroughtbacktolife.D．Highcostofyoungpeople’sdailylife.阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的五个选项中选出能填入短文空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺、连贯，意思完整。SendingastronautstoMarsisalonganddangerousjourney.Astronautswillneedtotakeeverythingtheyneed,includingfood,airandwater.46Sopacking(打包)foratriptoMarsishardwork.Sixastronautsonaneight-monthtriptoMarswillneedatleast18,000kilogramsofwaterfordrinking,washingandotheruses.Andsendingthingsintospaceisexpensive.47Themoreyoutake,themoreitcosts.“TogettoMars,wealreadyhavethetechnology,”saysMichaelFlynn,anengineeratNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA).“Theproblemis,it’stooexpensive.”ButFlynnthinkshehasawayout.It’sdifficulttobuildaheavyspaceshipandpackitfullofthings.48Imagineaspaceshipthatcanbeblownuplikeaballoon.49Thepocketsholdlotsofplasticbagsfilledwithwater,driedfood,andotherthings.Flynnandhisteamcalltheirpocketed-ideaWaterWalls.50Forexample,asfoodgetseatenandwatergetsdrunk,wastewon’tbethrownintospace.ItwillgobackintoWaterWallsforrecycling.Filter(滤)bagsinWaterWallswilltaketheirwastewaterawayandgivethembackcleanwater.FlynnandhisteamhopetheycanhelpmakeajourneytoMarsareality(现实)verysoonwiththehelpofWaterWalls.

A．Inside,thewallshavepockets.B．WaterWallshavemanyadvantages.C．Therearenostoresinspaceifyouforgetsomething.D．Thenwhynotusethesethingsaspartofthespaceship?E．Itcostsabout$33,000tosendonecupofwatertoMars.四、情景运用51.A:Nicetomeetyou.B:_______.52.—Haveagoodtrip.—__________________.53.A:Whichsportdoyoulikebetter,basketballorfootball?B:________________________.54.A:Howdoyouusuallygotoschool?B:________.55.A:_______________________________________________________?B:Ihaveaheadache.根据每小题所提供的图画情景和提示词，写出一个与图画情景相符的句子。56.taste________________________57.as...as...________________________58.runafter________________________59.should,obey________________________60.nervous,when________________________五、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据语境或所给单词的提示，在每个空格内填入一个恰当的词，要求所填的词意义准确、形式正确，使短文意思完整、行文连贯。QuerubenAbellahasproventhatageisnothingbutanumber.InOctober,2024,the75-year-oldmanfinishedthe3rdAlturasPinkRun,a21-kilometerrace,in1hourand56minutes.Andhediditin61pairofbrokenshoes.Heboughttheshoesinathriftstore.Hemadeholesintheshoessimplytoimproveventilation(通风)andpreventwater62gettingstuckinside.Hesaidtheshoeswerelightand63(comfort)andthathedidn’twanttopartwiththem.Hehaswornthemtomanyplaces.Abella,whofellinlovewithrunningattheageof14,hasenjoyedthepracticeformanyyears.Andhemadeagreat64(achieve)inthe3rdAlturasPinkRun.Theracewas65(organize)toraisemoneyforpatients.Abellasaid,“Itissuchaworthycause.AndIwouldliketokeep66(support)itinthefuture.”AccordingtoMaryGraceBernaldez,anorganizeroftheAlturasPinkRun,Abellahas67(compete)intheracethreetimessince2022.“Asoneofthe68(old)runnersintherace,heisaninspirationtous.Heteachesusthattherearenolimitstowhatwecando,”Marysaid.Acoupleof69(day)aftertherace,