2025~2026学年辽宁抚顺市新抚区度下学期教学质量考前自测检测九年级英语试卷

2025~2026学年辽宁抚顺市新抚区度下学期教学质量考前自测检测九年级英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A．It’sblack.B．It’smadeofcotton.C．It’sBob’s.2.

A．Gameshows.B．Sports.C．Popmusic.3.

A．Onceaweek.B．Goodidea.C．Excuseme.4.

A．Ivisitedmygrandma.B．Itwassnowy.C．Shemissedthebus.5.

A．Sorry,I’mbusy.B．Hewillcallme.C．Ican’tsing.6.WhatsubjectdoesKatelikebest?

A．Math.B．Chinese.C．P.E.7.WhatdoesPeter’sfatherdo?

A．Areporter.B．Ateacher.C．Adoctor.8.HowmuchwasthisredT-shirtlastmonth?

A．50dollars.B．60dollars.C．70dollars.9.Whoisthetallerofthetwogirls?

A．Dave.B．Lucy.C．Lily.10.What’stherelationshipofthetwospeakers?

A．Teacherandstudent.B．Hostandguest.C．Waiterandcustomer.听一段材料，回答以下三个小题。11.Howwilltheweatherbethisweekend?

A．Sunny.B．Cloudy.C．Rainy.12.Wheredotheywanttohaveapicnic?

A．Intheschool.B．Inthecountryside.C．Inthepark.13.Whatwilltheybuyinthesupermarket?

A．Vegetables.B．Sandwiches.C．Juice.听一段材料，回答以下三个小题。14.WhendidJohngethurtinthesportsmeeting?

A．InGrade7.B．InGrade8.C．InGrade9.15.HowlongdidJohnstayinbed?

A．Forsixmonths.B．Foroneyear.C．Foroneyearandahalf.16.WhotookturnstohelpwithJohn’slessons?

A．Hisparents.B．Hisclassmates.C．Histeachersandfriends.你将听到一段短文，短文后面设有四个小题，请从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听短文前，你将有时间阅读各小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。短文读两遍。17.WhatdoesTinathinkof“feelingstressed”?

A．It’snormal.B．It’sstrange.C．It’sunusual.18.Whichcanhelpyouclearyourmind?

A．Takingabreak.B．Talkingwithparents.C．Seeingagraycloud.19.Whyisithelpfultotalkaboutyourproblems?

A．Itkeepsyoualone.B．Ithelpsyoufeellessstressed.C．Itgivesyoualotofgoodadvice.20.Howmanywaysarementionedtoreducestress?

A．One.B．Two.C．Three.二、阅读理解

AIISSWEEPINGACROSSCHINAGenerativeAI(生成式人工智能)isbecomingapartoflifeinChina.

Numberofusers

ByFebruary2026,therewere535milliongenerativeAIusersinChina.

Whoarethey?74.6%ofusersareunder40yearsold.37.5%haveacollegedegreeorhigher.HowisgenerativeAIusedinChina?ForansweringquestionsForcreatingcontent(内容)ForhelpingwithofficeworkInleisureandentertainment(休闲娱乐)China’simportantroleinglobalAIdevelopment

ByFebruary2026,Chinahadheld1.58millionAI-relatedpatents(专利)—morethananyothercountry.21.Chinaisseeing________becomepartofeverydaylife.

A．officeworkB．generativeAIC．anonlinegameD．acollegedegree22.HowmanywaysisgenerativeAIusedinChinaaccordingtothetext?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.D．Five.23.WhydoesChinaplayanimportantroleinglobalAIdevelopment?

A．Becausemanyusersareyoung.B．Becausepeoplehavehighdegrees.C．BecauseAIisusedforfungames.D．BecauseChinahasthemostAIpatents.24.Wemayprobablyreadthistextin________.

A．asciencebookB．afashionadC．asportswebsiteD．atravelguide

Doesyourmomalwaystellyoutomakeyourbedinthemorning?Ifyes,youarenotalone!It’soneofthoseeverydaytasksmanyparentsteachus.Butdoyoureallylikemakingyourbed?Ordoesitfeellikeawasteoftime?Thereareargumentsbothforandagainstthishabit.Let’shearwhatfourstudentsthinkandweightheprosandcons(利弊)together!-YES-Collin:Makingyourbedcanbegoodforbothyourbodyandmind.Forearlybirds,startingthedaywithacleanandtidybedmakesyoufeelreadyforschool.Also,cominghometoatidybedatnightcomfortsyou.Itreducesstressandhelpsyousleepbetteratnight.Taylor:Makingyourbedisalsoawaytopracticeself-control.Whenyoufinishthissmalltaskinthemorning,ithelpsyoufeelgoodforaday.Ifyoudon’tmakeyourbed,yourroomwilllookmessy.-NO-Mary:Weshouldn’tmakethebedrightafterwegetup.Whenyousleep,yoursweat(汗水)makesthebedwarmandalittlewet.Ifyoumakeyourbedrightaway,moisture(潮气)stillstaysinit.Dustmites(尘螨)maygrowonthebed.Soweshouldairitout.Justin:Morningsarebusy,soI’drathersavetime.Andhonestly,notmakingyourbeddoesn’tmeanyou’relazy.Itmightjustmeanyouhaveotherimportantthingstodo.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“earlybirds”meaninCollin’swords?

A．Lazypeople.B．Earlyrisers.C．Sleepykids.D．Busyworkers.26.Marydoesn’tmakethebedrightaftergettingupbecause________

A．itkeepsthebedmoistB．ittakestoomuchtimeC．itmakestheroomcoldD．itwakesupdustmites27.Taylorbelievesthatmakingthebed________.

A．helpstrainself-controlB．keepsthebedwarmC．wastestimeinthemorningD．makestheroomcomfortable28.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Reasonswhykidssleepbetter.B．Reasonswhykidshatemakingbeds.C．Differentideasaboutmakingthebed.D．Differentwaystomakethebedquickly.ImaginewalkingdownastreetinShanghai,andsuddenlyasweetsmellgreetsyou.Itisthesmellofbutterandwarmbread.For40years,thissmellhasbeenJing’anBakery’s“hello”tothecity.Butthisyear,thatsweet“hello”hasturnedintoa“goodbye.”Foundedin1985,Jing’anBakerywasonceoneofthemostpopularshopsinShanghai.ItintroducedFrenchbaguettes(法棍面包)tothecity.Formanyfamilies,buyingfreshbreadtherewasafavoritedailyhabit.However,newscameinApril:Thisoldbakerywasgoingoutofbusiness.Highrent(租金)wasonereason,butmostimportantly,itdidn’tkeepupwiththetimes.Whileotherbakerieskeepcreatingnewandpopularproductstoattractyoungpeople,Jing’anBakerystillheldontoitsoldofferings.TomanypeopleinShanghai,thebakeryislikeanoldfriend.Losingitfeelslikelosingapieceofmemory.Justbeforeitsclosingday,longlinesreappearedinfrontofitsfewremainingstores.Peoplecamenotjustforthebread,butalsoforthememories.Anoldladyboughtfivebagsofcookies.“Mygrandsonhaslovedtheircookiessincehewaslittle,”shesaid.“Iwanthimtotastethemonelasttime.”Thelonglinesshowhowmuchpeoplecare.Butcanloveandmemorykeepanoldbrandalive?Expertsshaketheirheads,“Tearscannotsaveabrand.”Jing’anBakeryleavesuswithadifficultquestion:Inourfast-movingworld,tosurvive,oldbrandsmustbebraveenoughtochangewiththetimes.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertoinParagraph2?

A．Shanghai.B．Thesmellofbutter.C．Jing’anBakery.D．Themostpopularshop.30.AccordingtoParagraph3,what’sthemainreasonthebakerywasclosing?

A．Thebreadtastedbad.B．Itdidn’tfollownewtimes.C．Therentwastoohigh.D．Peoplestoppedeatingbread.31.What’sthepurposeofwritingabouttheoldladybuyingcookies?

A．Toexplainhowtobake.B．Tocompareyoungandold.C．Toshowcookiesarecheap.D．Toshowpeople’ssadfeelings.32.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthestory?

A．Oldshopsneverneedtochange.B．Lovealonecannotsaveoldbrands.C．Peoplelikestandinginlonglines.D．Rentistheonlyproblemforshops.Haveyoueverdreamedoftravelinginspace?ForpeopleinChina,thatdreamiscomingtrue.Fromfilmstarstoscientists,morethan20famouspeopleinChinahavebookedseatsonthecountry’sfirsttouristtriptospace.TheticketsaresoldbyaBeijingspacecompany.Eachseatcosts3millionyuan.Thatsoundslikealot,butitisfarcheaperthanatripofferedbyothercountries,whichcancostupto$50million.Thecompanyplanstosenditsfirstpassengersintospaceby2028.Thespaceshipcancarrysixpassengers.Afterflyingintospace,itwillseparatefromtherocketatabout100kilometersabovetheground.Afterthat,itwillreturnsafelytoEarthwithparachutes(降落伞).SomeofthepassengersincludescientistLiLicheng,poetLinXiaoyan,andactorMr.Huang.Inavideobythecompany,onepassengersaid,“Theworldalwaysneedsafewpeoplewhoarebraveenoughtobecrazy.”Chinaissupportingthetouristtriptospacemorethanever.In2025,theChinaNationalSpaceAdministration(航天局)announcedaplantogivecompaniesmorechancestouserockettestingfacilities(设施).SpaceexplorationisalsolistedasakeyindustryinChina’slatestFive-YearPlan.OtherChinesecompaniesarealsojoiningtherace.Onecompanyevensoldtwoticketsduringalive-streaming(直播)event.SpacetravelmaysoonbecomepossibleformorepeopleinChina.Areyoubraveenoughtojointhemonatriptothestars?33.Thewritercomparesthepriceswiththoseofothercountriestoshow________.

A．actorsareveryrichB．rocketsareveryheavyC．spacetravelisscaryD．China’sticketischeaper34.Whydoesthewritermentionthepoetandtheactor?

A．Toshowtheyareveryfamous.B．Toexplainhowtowritepoems.C．Tocomparethemwithscientists.D．Togiveexamplesofpassengers.35.WhatdidtheNationalSpaceAdministrationannouncein2025?

A．Aruletostopsellingtickets.B．Anewmovieaboutspacetravel.C．Atestforastronauts’exploration.D．Aplantosupportspacecompanies.36.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A．SpaceTravelTicketsB．TheLiveShowOnlineC．NewsofMovieStarsD．TheHistoryofRockets阅读短文，从方框内所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有一个多余的选项。Memoriesofplayinghide-and-seekasachildbringsbackjoy.Wildlifephotographersalsoplaythisfungame—notwithhumans,butwithanimals!Theirjobissimpletosaybuthardtodo.37RuleNo.1:Don’tgettooclose.38Goodphotographersstayfarenoughsotheydon’tcauseharmorstresstotheanimals.Alonglens(镜头)helpsthemstayfarawayandstillgetaclearphoto.RuleNo.2:39Animalsandbirdsareveryquicktonoticethingsandusetheirsensestodecideifsomethingisadanger.Goodphotographersuseleavesornetstofooltheirsharpsenses.Manyanimalscaneasilynoticemovement,sophotographersmoveslowlyandfreezeoften.Ontheotherhand,birdsnoticecolorsveryeasily,sowearingclothesincolorslikebrownandgreencanhelpphotographershidebetterinnature.Wildlifephotographersarelikevisitorsintheforest.Theanimalslivethere,andtheyarejustvisiting!Wegettoseecoolanimalpicturesbecauseofthem.40Theydon’trunafteranimals.Theydon’tstandintheanimals’way.Theystaybackandlettheanimalsbefree.Thisway,wecanseehowanimalsreallylive.

A．Don’tmakemeals.B．Hidebetterinnature.C．Buttheymustbenicetoanimals.D．Ifananimalfreezesorrunsaway,you’retooclose!E．Thatistotakeamazingphotoswithoutscaringtheanimals.三、完形填空阅读短文，理解其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Beingleft-handedlookscool,butitishardwork!Itisnotaboutbeingsupersmart.Itisaboutsolvingeveryday41.Mytroublesstartedinkindergarten(幼儿园).Theteachergavemesafetyscissors.Theyweremadeforright-handedkids.WhenI42paper,Imadeamess!Myteacherpatiently43meto“tryharder”,butshedidn’tknow“the44”ismadeforright-handedpeople.Inschool,deskshadwritingboardsontherightside.Ihadtotwist(扭曲)mybodytowrite,andmyarmwouldhangintheair.My45lookedlikeadoctor’snotes!Thingsdidn’tgeteasierwithage.Incollege,Iplayedtheguitarupsidedown.WhenIeatatrestaurants,Ihavetosit46somyelbow(肘部)doesn’tfightwithothers.Evenusingacomputermousefeelsstrange!Once,mygrandmatriedto47mylefthandbehindmyback.Shewantedmetousemyrighthand.Itried,butsoonIspilled(洒出)souponthefloor!Shefinally48andsaid,“Maybeyouarespecial.”Manysmartpeoplewereleft-handed,likeEinsteinandChaplin.Itisbelievedthattheyaremore49andbetteratproblem-solving.Beingleft-handedisn’tjustaboutusingadifferenthand.It’salsoaboutthinkingdifferently,changinghabitsandlaughingthroughthe50.Afterall,welearntosolveproblemsinnewways.41.A．gamesB．problemsC．casesD．questions42.A．foldB．useC．recycleD．cut43.A．toldB．warnedC．droveD．punished44.A．educationB．worldC．countryD．universe45.A．invitationB．excuseC．handwritingD．budget46.A．easilyB．bravelyC．carefullyD．proudly47.A．tieB．touchC．moveD．attack48.A．setupB．gaveupC．cheeredupD．stayedup49.A．protectiveB．expensiveC．negativeD．creative50.A．challengesB．argumentsC．pitiesD．chances四、短文填空阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。Inasmallvillageschool,therewasaboynamedLiMing.Hewasaslowlearnerwhenitcametojumpingrope.InaPE.class,otherstudentsjumpedasfastaslittlerabbits,whileLiMingcouldn’tevenjumponceortwice.Hefeltsadandwanted51(cry),althoughhisteacher,Mr.Lu,keptencouraginghim.Everylunchbreak,whenotherteacherswereresting,Mr.LustayedontheplaygroundwithLiMing.He52(give)theboyanewrope.“Lookatyourfeet,”Mr.Lusaid53(soft).HeheldtheropeforLiMingandtaughthimstepbystep.Astheropehitthegroundoverandoveragain,LiMingpracticedhardinthewarmsunlight.Sweatrandownhisface,54hedidnotstop.Onesunnyafternoon,something55(amaze)happened!LiMingjumped10timesin56rowwithoutstopping!Allhisclassmatescheeredforhiseffortandprogress.Hiseyesshonewithjoy57brightstars.Heshouted,“Ididit,Mr.Lu!Look!”Someonerecordedavideoofthismomentandputitonline.Manypeople58(touch).Manyforeignfriendsleftmessagessaying,“Thisteacherisarealhero!Mr.Luisordinary(平凡的)butgreat.Hehelpsothersgrowat59(they)ownpace(节奏).Slowlearnersjustneedmore60(patient)andlove.”Mr.Lushowedtheworldthateverychildmatters.五、任务型阅读Whenyouthinkofyourgrandma,whatcomestomind?Knittingandsewing(编织和缝纫)bythewindow,cookinginthekitchen,orquietlywateringplants?Believeitornot,thesetraditionalactivitiesarenolongerseenas“old-fashioned.”Someyoungpeoplehavedecidedtoputdowntheirphonesandpickupwhattheycall“grandmahobbies.”“Grandmahobbies”aresimplehands-onactivitiessuchasknitting,reading,painting,cooking,andgardening.Peopleusedtochecktheirphonesduringfreetime.Now,manyaredoingsomethingrealandoffline.Whyhave“grandmahobbies”becomesopopular?Today,screentimetakesupsomuchofourlives.It’seasytostartscrolling(刷屏)foraminuteandsuddenlyloselotsoftime.But“grandmahobbies”helpyouslowdownandrelax.Youcanfocusononesmallthing,suchasastitch(针脚)orabrushstroke(笔墨).What’smore,thesehobbiesshowrealprogress.Withascreen,youscrollandscroll,but