2025-2026学年广东省广州市天河区华实中学九年级（下）学情检测英语试卷（3月份）（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年广东省广州市天河区华实中学九年级（下）学情检测英语试卷（3月份）一、语法选择：本大题共15小题，共15分。Oneday，Andywasonhistriptobusiness.Whenhewaswalkingpastavillage，hesawmanypeople(1)theirworkbusilyinalargefield.Atthatmoment，ayoungmanwhosatbytheroadcaught(2)attention.

Andywonderedwhytheyoungmanwasfreein(3)abusyseason.Hewasverycurious.

Thenhedecided(4)upandasked，"Haveyougrownyourvegetables？"

Theyoungmanshookhisheadandsighed，"Notyet!I(5)abouttheweather.Ifthereisastorm，myvegetablesmay(6).Ifitistoocold，theseedsmaynotcomeoutfromthegroundatall.

Ifitistoohot，theseedsmayevengo(7)inthesoil."

Andynoddedhisheadandaskedagain，"Then，haveyougrownrice？"Theyoungmanthoughtforawhile，andanswered，"Notyet.Ishouldbecarefulaboutthebirds.Theymayeattherice.Ican'ttakethatrisk.""So，whathaveyougrownthen？""Andyasked(8).

Thefarmerreplied，"Ihaven'tgrownanything.Iamwaitingforthebesttime!Imustmakesurethat(9)isgoingtodestroymyplants."

Ofcourse，thebesttime(10)came.Theyoungmandidn'tgetanythingfromthefieldatlast.

Inourlife，manypeoplemayhave(11)sameproblem.(12)theyhavedreams，theydon'ttakeactionbecausetheyworrytoomuchaboutthethingsthathaven'tcomeyet.Theyalwaysworryaboutthe(13)inthefuture.However，iftheydon'tdoanything，(14)cantheyachievetheirdreams？

(15)tokeepanoldsayinginmind：Procrastinationisthethiefoftime.1.A.todo B.does C.did D.doing2.A.him B.his C.he D.himself3.A.such B.very C.so D.this4.A.going B.togo C.went D.goes5.A.worried B.worries C.amworrying D.willworry6.A.destroy B.destroyed C.destroying D.bedestroyed7.A.bad B.badly C.worse D.theworst8.A.surprise B.surprising C.surprisedly D.surprised9.A.something B.nothing C.everything D.anything10.A.ever B.already C.often D.never11.A.a B.an C.the D./12.A.So B.Though C.But D.Unless13.A.difficulties B.difficult C.difficultly D.moredifficult14.A.what B.how C.why D.where15.A.ToRemember B.Remembers C.Remembering D.Remember二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。

LiteraturewassomethingIwasinterestedin.AtschoolIwasthatkidwhowasfondof

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aloudfromtheShakespeareplay.OvertheholidaysIwouldvisitthe

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andreadliteratures.Whilemygenerationwasplayingafterschool，Iwasinaghetto（贫民区）learningto

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.

IlivedtheninLagos.Theghettolandlordshadunlimited

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.Theycouldthrowfamilieswithalltheirpossessionsoutintothestreet.Annoyed，Iwroteaboutinjustices.Thosepieceswerenotpublished.ThenIbeganthinkingaboutwritingastoryaboutthem.Thisbeganmylong

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intherigorouscraft（严谨构思）oftheshortstory.

However，afterfinishingmyA-levels，Ihadajobworkingforapaintcompany.

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inLagoswassoterriblethatittookthreehourstogettowork.Iwouldwakeupat4a.m.andwriteforanhourbefore

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work.WhenIreturnedIwouldsleepandthenwritetilloneo'clock.

Thefirstdrafttookayear.Igotmyselffiredfromworkandboughtatypewriterwiththeseverancepay（解雇金）.Ibeganrewritingmystoryandsentittomany

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，whoallturneditdown.

Then，onemorning，alettercamefromLongmans'AfricanWriters'Series.Iremembergivingacryof

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.Thatmomentchangedeverything.Iwas19.WiththepublicationofFlowersandShadows，thelifeIwasmeanttolive

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.16.A.thinking B.reading C.crying D.speaking17.A.libraries B.charities C.exhibitions D.attractions18.A.act B.write C.cook D.paint19.A.talents B.wealth C.powers D.freedom20.A.memory B.silence C.service D.adventure21.A.Traffic B.Climate C.Houses D.Security22.A.makingupfor B.showalovefor

C.lookingforwardto D.settingofffor23.A.friends B.teachers C.writers D.publishers24.A.fear B.joy C.pain D.sorrow25.A.ended B.changed C.began D.improved三、补全对话-填空：本大题共1小题，共5分。26.Some

believe

that

people

are

either

smart

or

dumb.

And

if

they

are

smart，everything

is

easy

for

them.（1）

______

But

they

can

improve

the

skills

they

have

and

develop

new

ones.

What's

your

opinion？

In

fact，this

is

related

to

one's

mindset

（思维模式）.

Dr.Carol

Dweck，a

psychology

professor

at

Stanford

University，has

discovered

that

people

with

a

fixed

mindset

solve

problems

in

a

much

different

way

from

those

with

a

growth

mindset.

Dr.Dweck

found

people

with

a

fixed

mindset

care

about

grades.

When

they

make

mistakes，they

think

it

means

they're

not

smart.（2）

______

They're

afraid

of

challenges，because

if

they

don't

do

well，they

may

look

dumb.

People

with

a

growth

mindset，on

the

other

hand，care

about

learning，not

grades.

They

learn

from

mistakes

by

trying

different

ways

to

solve

problems

or

asking

for

help.

（3）

______

They

discovered

that

students

with

a

growth

mindset

do

better

in

math；those

with

a

fixed

mindset

do

worse.

Why？Kids

with

both

mindsets

do

well

in

primary

school，but

middle

school

math

is

much

harder.

So

while

the

growth-mindset

kids

accept

the

challenge

and

work

harder，the

fixed-

mindset

kids

may

just

give

up.（4）

______

But

Dweck's

team

discovered

something

even

more

important

than

that.

They

found

that，with

some

work，kids

can

choose

to

have

a

growth

mindset

and

do

better

in

school.

Everyone

has

some

of

each

type

of

mindset.（5）

______

When

you

hear

your

fixed

mindset

voice

telling

you

that

you're

dumb，or

that

you'll

look

stupid

if

you

ask

for

help，or

that

learning

a

new

skill

is

hard，talk

back

to

it!

Then

you

really

can

get

smarter

by

working

hard，practicing

and

challenging

yourself!

A.As

a

result，their

grades

drop.

B.They

also

care

about

how

smart

they

look.

C.Some

hold

the

belief

that

not

everyone

can

become

a

genius.

D.They

are

just

like

two

kinds

of

voices

in

your

head.

E.Dweck

and

her

team

did

research

among

middle

school

students.(1)

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四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。ARavi，theteacher，wasverytiredafteralong，harddayatschool.

Hewalkedtowardshishouse.Justthen，Ravifeltsomethinguncomfortableinhisthroat.Hecoughedandcoughed，andsomethingcameoutofhismouth—itwasaheron'sfeather!

"Howstrange!"hethought."Howdiditgetinmythroat？"

Whenhegothome，hetoldhiswifeaboutit.Hiswifeagreedthatthiswasverystrange.Shealsopromisedshewouldn'tsayaword.Orherhusbandwouldbethetalkinthetown!

Whenshewentoutside，theirneighbourwaved，"Haveyouheardanynewstoday？"

"Myhusbandwaswalkinghomeand…youwon'tbelieveit…someheronfeatherscameoutofhismouth!Butyoumustpromisenottotellanyone!"repliedtheteacher'swife.

Theneighbourthenwenttotheshoptobuysomevegetables.Hetoldtheshopkeeperwholovedtogossip（说三道四）allaboutwhatwasgoingoninthetown.

"Youknowwhat，"saidtheneighbour，"Ravi，theschoolteacher，wasgivingalessontoday…andawholeheronsuddenlycameoutofhismouth.____"

Thenthecookcameintotheshop."Didyouhearaboutthat？"theshopkeepersaidinalowvoice，"Ravi，theschoolteacher，wasbuyingpencilsinthevillageshop—andsuddenlyalotofheronsflewoutofhismouth!Ssh，don'ttellothers!"

Theshopkeeper'slittleboyheardthis.Heranoutsidetotellhisfriends.Soon，therumors（谣言）hadspreadthroughoutthetown!

WhenRaviwalkedintotheclassroomthenextmorning，allhispupilswerelookingathimquietly—itwasveryunusual!Evenmorestrangely，theirparentswerelookingathimthroughthewindowstoo.

"Whyareyoualllookingatmelikethat？"heasked.

"Weheardthatyesterdayaheronflewoutofyourmouth，andsomeotherkindsofbirdstoo.Andariverofwaterwithfishofallkindsinit!Wewanttoseeyoudoitagain!"Aboyspokeup.

Ravisighedandputhisbooksonthedesk."Today'slessonisaveryimportantone!"hesaid."Ithinkyouallneedtolearnit!"27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inParagraph4referto？______A.Ravicoughedandhemightbebadlyill.

B.Ravihadastrangefeelingabouthiswife.

C.Aheron'sfeathercameoutofRavi'smouth.

D.AlongschooldaymadeRaviuncomfortable.28.Whichcanbethebesttofillintheblank____inParagraph8？______A.Buteveryonesuddenlyburstintolaughter.

B.Butlet'skeepthatjustbetweenyouandme.

C.ButIhadnoideahowsucharumorgotabout.

D.Buthewasrathertiredandsleeplessafterthat.29.Inwhichorderdidtherumorsdevelop？______

A.③①②④ B.③④①② C.①③④② D.①③②④30.WhatlessondidRaviwanteveryonetolearn？______A.Weneedtogetalongwellwithanimalsanddon'tgossipaboutthem.

B.It'squitenecessarytohaveclasseswithclearmindandnottolosefocus.

C.It'sofgreatimportancetokeepourwordsandnottobelieverumorseasily.

D.Weshouldstartoutsmallandtakeactiontospreadtherumorsaboutothers.B

InthemiddleofSanFrancisco'sGoldenGatePark，AmandaBarrowscarefullyplacedawoodennightstand（床头柜）.Itwentwithasignreading，"Takeapoem，leaveapoem."

Sofar，morethan100poemshavecomein."It'scompletelyunexpected，"saidBarrows."I'mreallyimpressedbysupport."

Aparkmanagerbydayandapoetbynight，BarrowsjoinedaPoetryforthePeopleclassatCityCollegeofSanFrancisco（CCSF）.Studentswereaskedtofindawayto"bringpoetryintothecommunity"astheirfinalproject.

Inthebeginning，Barrowsstruggledtolandonanidea.Eventually，though，itstruckherthatshecouldbringtogetherhertwoworlds-parksandpoetry.Aneighbourofferedaweatherednightstand，whichBarrowsthoughtwouldbeperfectforherproject.Shecouldfillthenightstandwithfreshpaperandpensandaddaboxatthebottomforpoems.

TheidearemindedherofLittleFreeLibraries，whichwasknownforthebookstandsplacedacrossthecity."Iwasinspiredbythelittlefreelibraries，whereyou'takeabook，leaveabook'.AndIthought，MaybeIcoulddothiswithpoetry."saidBarrows.Sincesheonlyhadonenightstandtoworkwith，Barrowsdecidedthatshewouldleaveitinaparkforfourdaysbeforemovingittoanewlocation.Barrows'sgoalistobringthepoetrynightstandtoallofthem.

SincethePoetryNightstandprojectstarted，peoplehavedonatedmanypoems.Barrowshassharedthemonsocialmedia."Itisacommunityproject，"Barrowssaid."Itbelongstoall."

Herpoetryclassteacher，LaurenMuller，commented，"peopleneedpoetrynow"，whichmightbethereasonforthesuccessofBarrows'sproject.31.WhydidBarrowsstartherproject？______A.Toshareherownpoems. B.Toapplyforapoetryclass.

C.Toencourageyoungpoet D.Tocompletearequiredtask.32.HowdidPNPdifferfromLittleFreeLibraries？______A.Itwasn'twell-receivedbythepublic.

B.Itwasn'tfixedonaspecificsite.

C.Itcovereddifferenttypesofwritings.

D.Itwasonlyopentolocalpeople.33.WhatdidMullerthinkcontributedtothesuccessofPNP？______A.Thedonationofsocialmedia. B.Thepublic'sdemandforpoetry.

C.Thehelpfromherneighbors. D.Thesupportfromthecityparks.34.WhichwordcanbestdescribeBarrows？______A.Brave. B.Talented. C.Creative. D.Generous.C

Weallloveourparentsandturntothemwhenwe'reinneed，butwouldyoulikethemtoheartheconversationsyouhavewithyourfriendsontheschoolplaygroundorlunchqueue？Social

networking

sites

have

become

extensions

of

the

school

hallways，sowouldyouaddyourparentsas"friends"andallowthemtoviewyouronlineactivitiesandconversationswithfriends？

Inthepastthegenerationgapincludedatechnologygap，wherechildrenwereuptodatewithlatesttechnologyandparentswereleftbehind，contenttocontinuetheirdaytodaylivesastheyalwayshadbecausetheyhadnoneedtoknowmoreabouttechnology.However，moreandmoreparentsarebeginningtorealizejusthowimportantsocialnetworksareintheirlives.Thisrealizationhasgivenmanyparentsthemotivationtoeducatethemselvesaboutsocialnetworkingsites.

Thesedaysmanypeopleareattractedtosocialnetworkingsitesbecausetheycanchoosewhotheyhavearoundthem；there'salsoacertainamountofcontroloverprivacythatwedon'tgetinreallife.Sometimeswefeelthatprivacyisviolatedwhenwemustaccepta"friend"requestfromaparentorfamilymember.

It'sadifficultchoicewhetherornottoallowaparenttobecomeapartofouronlinelives.Ontheonehand，wedon'twanttorefusetheirrequestbecausethatmighthurttheirfeelingsormakethemfeelyouhavesomethingtohide.Ontheotherhand，ifyoudoaccept，thenyoucouldhaveasenseofbeingwatchedandnolongerfeelfreetocommentorcommunicatethewayyoudidbefore.

Arecentsurveysuggestedthatparentsshouldn'ttakeitpersonallyiftheirchildignorestheirrequest："Whenateenignoresaparent'sfriendrequest，itdoesn'tnecessarilymeanthattheyarehidingsomething，butitcouldmeanthatthisisonepartoftheirlifewheretheywanttobeindependent."

Perhapstalkingwithparentsandgivingexplanationswouldhelpifyoudochoosenottoaddthemtoyourfriendslist.35.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph1mean？______A.studentsmayloginmicro-blogatschool

B.studentsbegintocommunicateonsomewebsites

C.schoolbegintobuildtheirhallwaysontheinternet

D.studentscanfindpicturesofhallwaysonmicro-blog36.FromParagraph2，welearnthat______.A.parentsfeelsecureabouttheprivacyonline

B.socialnetworkssuccessfullyfillthegenerationgap

C.parentshaverealizedtheimportanceofsocialnetworks

D.socialnetworksofferaplatformforparentstocommunicate37.Teenagersmayrefuseaparent'sfriendrequestbecause______.A.theyhidesomethingfromtheirparents

B.Theirparentsmakenegativecommentsonthem

C.theirparentstendtofallbehindintechnology

D.theyareunwillingtobewatchedbyparents38.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext？______A.ToFriendorNottoFriend

B.SayNotoParents'FriendRequests

C.NoMorePrivacyOnline

D.GenerationGapbridgedbySocialNetworkDEachnight，youclimbinbed，getsleepy，closeyoureyes，and...it'smorning!Whathappensinbetween？Asyousleep，partsofyourbodyrestwhileotherpartsarebusyrebuildingmuscles，refreshingcells，andboostingyourdefencesagainstillness—tomakeyoustrong，energeticthenextday.Andyourbrainusessleeptimetoprocessandstoreinformationittookinthatday.Thefollowingcycleshowswhathappensinyoursleep.

WHATHAPPENSWHENYOUDON'TGETENOUGHSLEEP？

Atiredbodystrugglestodoitsjobs.Thatcanresultinaweakabilitytofightinfection，slowreflexesandacranky，forgetful，andunfocusedyou.Itcanevenleadyoutoovereat.

Sostayinguplatetoprepareforaquizisnotagoodchoice.Studyearly—thenletyourbrainstoretheinformationwhileyourestupanddreamofacingthattest!

HOWMUCHSLEEPISENOUGH？

Doctorsrecommend9to12hoursdailyforkidsages6to12.Youngerkidsneedmore.Olderkidsneedslightlyless.39.Whichstatementsaboutsleepistrueaccordingtotheaboveinformation？______A.newbornbabymayneedmorethan12hoursforsleep.

B.Whenpeoplesleep，thewholebodyishavingagoodrest.

C.We'dbetterprepareforatestthenightbeforewehaveit.

D.Amongthestagesinasleepcycle，wedreammostinStage3.40.Whichofthefollowingprobablyshowsthecyclingina9-hoursleep？______A.Stage1→Stage2×6→Stage3×6→StageREM×6

B.（Stage1→Stage2→Stage3→StageREM）×6

C.Stage1→（Stage2→Stage3→StageREM）×6

D.Stage1×6→Stage2×6→Stage3×6→StageREM41.Wherecanwereadthisinformation？______A.Inanovelaboutdreams. B.Inamagazineonscience.

C.Inaguidebookforbabysitting. D.Inabookonlearningproblems.五、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共5分。42.Doyouwanttobecomeanastronaut？Itisoftenconsideredoneofthemostchallengingj(1)intheworld.Infact，beinganastronautisnote(2)becauseit'sdifficulttopassdifferentkindsoftraining.JusttakeWangYaping，anexcellentChineseastronaut，asanexample.Shedidn'tdowellwhenshetookthefirsttrainingcourse.However，afteryearsofpractice，shefinallym(3)tobecomeanastronaut.Nowsheissop(4)ofherworkandsharesherspacestorieswithstudentseverywhere.Shehopesmoreyoungpeoplewilllearnaboutspaceexplorationandmaketheirspaced(5)cometrue.(1)

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