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2025~2026学年辽宁抚顺市望花区度下学期九年级质量检测英语试卷一、阅读理解Whensomeone’sheartsuddenlystopsbeating,wecanuseanAEDtosavehisorherlife.Thisdevice(设备)canbefoundinpublicplacesanditiseasytouse.Turnitonandfollowthevoiceinstructions.Herearesomekeysteps.

1.Placeonepadontotheupper-rightchest(胸膛).Placetheotherpadontothelower-leftchest.

2.ConnectthepadstotheAED.

3.Pressthebuttonwhenashockisadvised.

4.PerformCPR(心肺复苏)ifneeded.Remember:it’sbesttotreatthepatientwithinthe“Golden4Minutes”!Timematters!IfthereisnoAEDaround,call120anddoCPRwhilewaitingforthehelp.1.WhenisanAEDused?

A.Whensomeonefallsdown.B.Whensomeone’sheartstops.C.Whensomeone’shearthurts.D.Whensomeonehurtshimself.2.Whichpictureshowsthecorrectwaytoplacethepads?

A.B.C.D.3.WhatisthebesttimetouseanAED?

A.Thefirst4minutes.B.Untilthedoctorcomes.C.BeforeperformingCPR.D.Whenthepatientreachesthehospital.4.Inwhichpartofamagazineisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A.Sports.B.History.C.Health.D.Art.AofficialWhenwintercomes,ourhandscaneasilygetcold.Wecanwearthickgloves,buthowdidancientpeoplekeeptheirhandswarminwinter?Theyhadaspecialtool:thehandwarmer.Nooneknowswhoinventedit.Accordingtoastory,EmperorYangdioftheSuiDynastyvisitedJiangsuinwinter.Itwasverycold.Alocalofficialaskedpeopletomakeasmallwarmerfortheemperortohold.That’showthefirsthandwarmerwascreated.WarmersbecameverypopularintheSongDynasty.MakingthemwasverycommonduringtheMingandQingDynasties.Manypoemsandbookstalkedaboutpeopleusingthem.TheywerementionedinthefamousbookTheDreamoftheRedChamber.TheclassicbookwaswrittenbyCaoXueqinduringtheQingDynasty.Inthebook,amaidgivesahandwarmertoLinDaiyu.TherewasafamousmakerofhandwarmersintheMingDynasty.HisnamewasZhangMingqi.Thehandwarmershemadewerecalled“Zhanglu”.Thewarmersweremadeofbronze(青铜)orceramics(陶瓷).Theycameinmanyshapes.Somewereroundorsquare.Otherslookedlikepumpkins,flowers,orturtleshells(龟壳).Theycouldfitinpeople’shandsorbeplacedinthesleevesforheating.Peopleputburningcharcoal(炭火)insidethewarmertoproduceheat.Theysometimesmixedthecharcoalwithspices(香料)andpresseditintoflowershapes.Thismadetheairsmellnicewhenitburned.5.Howwasthefirsthandwarmersaidtobecreated?

A.Afamousartistdesignedit.B.AnofficialintheSuiDynastyhaditmade.C.CaoXueqindesigneditinhisbook.D.EmperorYangdiinventedithimself.6.Inwhichdynastieswerehandwarmersmostcommonlymadeaccordingtothepassage?

A.TheSuiDynasty.B.TheSongDynasty.C.TheYuanDynasty.D.TheMingandQingDynasties.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Bronzeorceramics.B.Warmersmadeofcharcoal.C.Ancientpeople.D.Warmersindifferentshapes.8.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.HowtomakeahandwarmerB.AwarmhelperfromancientChinaC.EmperorYangdiandhiswintervisitD.ThehistoryofancientChineseinventionsFirst“BBQ”inSpaceRecently,ChineseastronautsbroughtChinesepeople’sloveforfoodtospace.Theybecamethefirsthumanstonotonlycookchickenandbeefinouterspacebutalsoeatthem.InashortvideofromtheTiangongspacestation,ShenzhouXXIspaceshipengineerWuFeitakeschickenwings(鸡翅)outofapackage,putsthewingsonaholderandplacesthemintoaspecialoven.After28minutes,Wutakesoutthechickenwingsandsaystheysmelljustasgoodastheylook.LiuWeibo,anengineerattheAstronautCentreofChina,explainedthattheresearchersdesignedthisspecialovensothatastronautscancookinspace.“WhereverweChineseare,weloveourfoodhot,”hesaid.“Withthisoven,ourastronautscanmakecakesandcookmeat.Itwillgivethemmorechoicesformealsandimprovetheirqualityoflifeinspace.”However,it’snoteasytocreateanoventhatcooksinspace.OnEarth,theairinsideanovencanmovearound,whichhelpscookthefood.Thisprocessiscalledconvection(对流),andit’snecessaryforcooking.Butinspace,convectiondoesn’thappennaturally.Afteralotofwork,thescientistsfoundauniquewaytoheatthefoodanddealwiththecookingsmoke,whilealsomakingsuretheastronautsaresafeatthespacestation.Liualsosaid,“TheChinese-madeovenistheworld’sfirstoventhatcanbeusedforcookinginspace.”9.Whydidresearchersdesignthespecialoven?

A.Tostopconvectioninspace.B.TochangethewaypeoplecookonEarth.C.Tocookonlychickenwings.D.Toimproveastronauts’lifeinspace.10.Whyisitdifficulttodesignanovenforspace?

A.Convectioncannotformnaturallyinspace.B.Astronautsdon’tlikehotfoodinspace.C.Thereisnoairatallinthespacestation.D.Itistooexpensivetomakesuchanoven.11.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unique”meaninthelastparagraph?

A.commonB.traditionalC.specialD.natural12.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.ThefirstChinese-madecookingovenusedinspace.B.ThehistoryofChina’sspacestationdevelopment.C.Differentkindsoffoodastronautseateveryday.D.Howastronautsliveabusylifeinspace.HuangYing,astudentatSichuanUniversitywhousesawheelchair,becamepopularbecauseofherexercisevideo.Shegotmillionsoflikesonlineforherstrongmuscles(肌肉)andconfidentattitude.Twoyearsago,acaraccidentbroughtHuangYingaseriousspinalcordinjury(脊髓损伤).Shefeltverysadandlostatfirst,butshechosenottogiveup.Slowly,withthehelpofherfamily,friends,andevenherdog,shebecamestrongerandhappier.“Istartedexercisingagainthisyear.Usingawheelchairissimplyadifferentwayofmoving.Ilovedexercisingbeforetheinjuryandthathasn’tchanged.”InOctober,HuangwenttoShanghaitotakepartinabodybuildingcompetitionandwonthefirstplaceinwomen’swheelchairgroup.“Ihopethatmoredisabledpeoplewouldexpressthemselvesthroughsportsandexercisewhentheyseemetakepartinthiscompetition,”Huangsaid.HuangYingsaysthehardestpartofexercisinginawheelchairisthementalchallenge,“NowIcanonlyliftverysmallweights—like2.5kgor5kg.That’slessthan10%ofwhatIcouldliftbefore.Itfeelslikestartingfromzero.It’shardtoaccept,butI’mlearningtogetstrongeragain,stepbystep.”HuangYingwantstoencouragethosewhoarestillgoingthroughdifficulttimes.“WhatIwanttosayis,weshouldn’tkeepthinkingaboutwhathasalreadyhappenedandwhatwehavelost.Ifweturnthecoinover,wemightseeastronger,betterversionofourselves.”13.WhatmadeHuangYingbecomepopularonline?

A.Herfirstprize.B.Herspinalcordinjury.C.Herexercisevideo.D.Herschoollifeinuniversity.14.WhydidHuangYingtakepartinthecompetitioninShanghai?

A.Togetlikesonline.B.Toencouragedisabledpeople.C.Towinthefirstplace.D.Tomakemoredisabledfriends.15.WhatisHuangYing’smentalchallenge?

A.Noonecangiveheranyhelp.B.Sheistooweaktodoanyexercise.C.Therearenoproperexercisetools.D.Sheisnotasstrongasshewas.16.WhatdoesHuangYingwanttotellpeopleinthelastparagraph?

A.It’seasytoforgetthepastmistakes.B.Exerciseisthebestwaytokeephealthy.C.Weshouldacceptthelossandimproveourselves.D.Disabledpeoplemusttakepartindifferentsports.Haveyouevermetsomeonewhoseemedconfidentbeforetheyevenspoke?Confidenceisn’tjustsomethingyou’rebornwith.It’ssomethingyouneedtoworkfor.17Yourbodysendsmessagesallthetime.Thewayyousit,standandmovetellspeoplehowyouseeyourself.Sowhenyouuseconfidentbodylanguage,othersnotice,andovertime,itcanhelpyoufeelmoreconfidenttoo.First,startwithyourposture(姿势).Avoidcrossingyourarmsorlookingdown.18Whenyouwalk,moveatasteady(平稳的),naturalpace.Rushingcanmakeyoulooknervous,whilesmoothmovementsshowthatyoufeelcalmandincontrol.19Keepthemrelaxed,nothiddeninyourpockets.Whenyoushakesomeone’shand,makeitfriendly.Smilenaturally,andholdthehandforaboutthreesecondsbeforelettinggo.Eyecontact(交流)isanotherkey.Lookingatthepersonyou’retalkingtoshowsthatyou’relisteningandinterested.Youdon’thavetostareatthem—justmeettheireyesfromtimetotime.20Confidenceisn’tjustsomethingyoufeelinside;it’ssomethingyoucan.showwithpractice.Asyourbodybeginstolookconfident,yourmindoftenstartstobelieveittoo!

A.Keepyourbackstraightandshouldersrelaxed.B.Theycanhelpyoustartaconversationwithastranger.C.Yourhandsalsosayalotabouthowconfidentyoufeel.D.Ifthatfeelsdifficult,trylookingneartheireyesinstead.E.Oneofthebestwaystolearnitisthroughyourbodylanguage.二、完形填空Nanalookedoutofthewindow.Itwasstartingto21.Soon,thegroundturnedwhite.Shestoodatthewindowandwatcheduntilitwasgettingdarkoutside.Thetreesandgroundwere22bywhitesnow.Nanafelthappyandwasthinkingaboutsnowmen.Shelovedmakingsnowmen,andtomorrowshecouldwearhernew23tomakethefirstsnowmanofthiswinterwithherdad.WhenNana24thenextmorning,thesunshinewasshininginthroughherbedroomwindow.Herdadwasalreadyupanddressed.He25atthedoorandcameintoherroomwiththesmellofcoldandfreshairclingingto(附着于)hiscoat.Hehadaglassofmilkinhis26.“Getup,sleepyhead,”hesaidwithasmile.“Canyouguesshow27thesnowis?”Hesmiled.BeforeNanacouldgivethe28,herfatherwenton:“Itisalmostuptoyourknees!”Nanajumpedoutofherbed,dressedherself,andrushedtothewindowfora29.Thensherantothekitchenandsatdownatthetable.Whileeating,shetalkedwithherfather30aboutthesnowmantheywouldbuild.Thisyear,theydecidedtheywouldmakethebiggestsnowmanever!21.A.rainB.snowC.showD.grow22.A.followedB.supportedC.coveredD.taken23.A.glovesB.dressC.hatD.swimsuit24.A.grewupB.wokeupC.gaveupD.stayedup25.A.criedB.laughedC.pointedD.knocked26.A.eyesB.handC.mindD.imagination27.A.deepB.whiteC.coldD.beautiful28.A.speechB.moneyC.answerD.order29.A.tasteB.chanceC.restD.look30.A.angrilyB.suddenlyC.sadlyD.excitedly三、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。Lastsummer,IwenttoXinjiangfor31firsttimeinmylife.AnditturnedouttobeanexperienceI’llneverforget.Beforethistrip,IthoughtXinjiangwasonlyapieceof“bigviews”—big32(desert),widegrasslandsandopenskies.Whatsurprisedmemostwasnotonlyhowvast(广阔)everythingwas,butalsohowXinjiangmademeslowdownandseethings33(different).AtSayramLake(赛里木湖),myfamily34(plan)totakemanyphotos,butweendedupputting35(we)phonesaway.Thelakewassobluethatitalmostlookedunreal,asifsomeonehaddroppedtheskyontotheground.The36(long)Isatthere,thequietermythoughtsgrew.Iwasn’texcitedoramazed,Iwascalm.Itmademerealizethattraveldoesn’talwaysneedstrongfeelings.Sometimes,aplaceteachesyouhow37(be)still.TheDushanziGrandCanyon(独山子大峡谷)gavemetheoppositelesson.Standingattheedge(边缘),Ididn’tfeelbraveatall.Iwascareful.Humansdidn’tseemto38(welcome)bythecanyon;itjuststoodthere39silence,whetherwewerethereornot.Thatmademethink:Naturedoesn’tneedustoadmireit.Wearethevisitors,nottheowners.Xinjiangchangedmyideaoftravel.Itwasn’taboutseeingmore,40aboutthinkingdeeper.四、任务型阅读阅读短文,然后根据内容回答问题。ZhaoXiang,aseventhgraderwholovesmusic,wasfacingaproblem.Hisschoolwouldholdasingingcompetition.Andtheclassdecidedtosingachorus(合唱)atthecompetition.Buthisvoicewastoogoodtofitinwiththeothers’.HisclassteacherMr.YaosaweverythingandhecameuptoZhaoXiangandcomfortedhim,“Pleaseremember,ZhaoXiang,singingachorusisNOToneperson’sjob.Everyonehastoworktogethertoachieveagoodresult.”ZhaoXiangrealizedthathisvoicewouldnothelpifhefailedtoworkwellwithothers.Sohechangedhis

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