2026年安徽省合肥市庐江县九年级教学质量第二次抽测英语试卷

2026年安徽省合肥市庐江县九年级教学质量第二次抽测英语试卷一、听力选择1.WhatdidLisado?

A．B．C．2.Whatwilltheweatherbeliketonight?

A．B．C．3.Howmuchwillthemanpayforthreekilosofapples?

A．5yuan.B．10yuan.C．15yuan.4.WhydoesDavelikeAIclassroom?

A．Itmakeslearningfun.B．It’seasytogetonline.C．It’sbigandbright.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Weather.B．Time.C．Food.听下面一段对话，回答小题。6.HowdoesJasonknowaboutthespacehotel?

A．Bylisteningtotheradio.B．ByreadinganewspaperC．Byvisitingawebsite.7.Whenwillthespacehotelopen?

A．In2027.B．In2028.C．In2029.听下面一段对话，回答小题。8.Whyisthewomancomingtochangetheblouse?

A．Becauseit’sdirty.B．Becauseit’ssmall.C．Becauseit’sthewrongstyle.9.Whatcolourblousedidthewomanbuyyesterday?

A．Ablackone.B．Ablueone.C．Agreenone.10.Whatmaythewomandonext?

A．Gohome.B．Gotoothershops.C．Tryonanotherblouse.你将听到一篇短文。短文后有五个小题，请根据短文内容，在每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出一个最佳选项。短文读两遍。11.WhatcompetitiondidLamwinlastyear?

A．HistoryProject.B．ScienceChallenge.C．MathCompetition.12.HowlonghasLamplayedthepiano?

A．Foreightyears.B．Forsixyears.C．Forthreeyears.13.Whatdidthesecondgrouplistentointhetask?

A．Softmusic.B．Gamemusic.C．Popsongs.14.HowdidLamfeelaboutthefirstresults?

A．Theywereabigfailure.B．Theywereclearandperfect.C．Theycouldn’tsupporthisidea.15.WhatisLamlike?

A．Heiscurious.B．Heisbrave.C．Heishonest.二、听力填空你将听到一篇短文。请根据短文内容，写出下面表格中所缺的单词，每空仅填一词。短文读两遍。

AFirePracticeWhenThis16afternoon.HowLongAbout17minutes.SafetyRulesGooutoftheclassroomasquicklyaspossible,andleavetheclassroomthroughthe18door.Walkacrosstheparkinglotandthenstandtogetheronthesquarebythe19.Don’ttalk,20orrunduringthefirepractice.That’sveryimportant.三、单项选择21.—CanIborrowyourbikethisafternoon?—Sorry,you________.Itdoesn’tworknow.

A．mustn’tB．can’tC．shouldn’tD．needn’t22.—WhichcoatshouldIget,theblueoneortheblackone?—It’syour________taste.Justgowiththeoneyoulikebetter.

A．personalB．naturalC．practicalD．classical23.Ifyouwanttoprotectwildanimals,youcan________theWWFformoreinformation.

A．connectB．contactC．containD．consider24.—To________onpollutionandprotecttheenvironment,weshouldtakethebusorsubwayinsteadofdriving.—Goodidea!Greentravelisgoodforourearth.

A．putdownB．turndownC．cutdownD．pulldown25.—DoyouknowwhatJennymeanswhenshesays“OOTD”?—Notreally,________Ihaveheardhersayitmanytimes.

A．sinceB．unlessC．becauseD．although26.—Whydidn’tyouanswerthephonethismorning?—Sorry.I________ameetingatthattime.

A．haveB．havehadC．amhavingD．washaving27.—________oftheboyslookedsoconfidentbeforetherace!—Right!Eachbelievedtheycouldrunfasterthantheother.

A．NeitherB．BothC．AnyD．All28.—Ourschoolhasaddedmanynew________,liketeaartandpaper-cutting.—Wonderful!Theycanhelpusbetterunderstandourtraditionalculture.

A．rulesB．buildingsC．coursesD．dreams29.—Yoursisterspeaksso________thatwecanunderstandhereasily.—Shealwayspracticesbeforeaspeech.

A．clearlyB．politelyC．quicklyD．quietly30.—I’mafraidIcan’tfinishthereportontime.Mycomputerbrokedownyesterday.—________.Youcanusemineifyouneedto.

A．NevermindB．GoodjobC．It’simpossibleD．You’rewelcome四、完形填空SometimeschoosingwheretoeatinSuzhouissomethingofachallenge.Nomatterhow31thefoodtastesatachosenrestaurant,onemayalwayswonder,“Isthereanythingbetteronthenextstreet?”However,I’vefoundthe32tothisquestion.WhenI’maskedtonamemyfavouriteplacetoeatinSuzhou,Iwillreply33,“SongHeLouRestaurant”.WhyisSongHeLousospecial34hundredsofrestaurants?Well,formeitcomesdowntoaperfectbalanceofdeliciousfood,pleasantatmosphere(氛围)andanearperfectlocation.BeforecomingtoSuzhou,Iwas35bymyfriendsfromothercitiesinChinathatthefoodcouldbetoosweet.Forthefirstfewmonths,IchosetoeatinSichuanorHunanstylerestaurantsinsteadofeatingmuch36food.However,afterfallinginlovewiththecity,Icametorealizethatthefoodissoclosely37withitslocalculture.38Iaskedalocalfriendtorecommendthebestplacetotryreallocalstylefood.Shecameupwiththe39ofSongHeLou.Forafirst-timevisitor,“SongShuGuiYu”and“XieFenTofu”areexcellent40.SuzhouhasbecomemyhomeandIhavealifetimetoenjoyeachandeverydishonthemenu.31.A．badB．hotC．coldD．good32.A．attentionB．answerC．excuseD．distance33.A．atmostB．insurpriseC．rightawayD．overthere34.A．betweenB．amongC．againstD．beyond35.A．warnedB．changedC．encouragedD．supported36.A．localB．freshC．ChineseD．frozen37.A．chargedB．coveredC．comparedD．connected38.A．OrB．ButC．SoD．Yet39.A．suggestionB．wayC．moneyD．design40.A．conditionsB．habitsC．challengesD．choicesIt’sreportedthatsomecompaniessecretlycollectusers’informationfromapps.TheyusethisinformationandAItoolstomakerobocalls(骚扰电话).TheseAIcallersspeak41andsoundveryhuman.Manypeoplehavebeencheated.AnoldmaninBeijing42200,000yuanafterreceivinganAIcallthatsoundedlikehisgrandson.Hethoughthisgrandsonwasintroubleandsentthemoney43.TofightagainstAIcheating,Chinahasmadenew44.Appsmustaskforusers’permissionbeforecollectinginformation.CompaniesarenotallowedtouseAItomake45calls.Peoplearealsoencouragedtoreportanyquestionablecalls.Schoolsareteachingstudentsaboutdigitalsafety.Theytellstudentsto46strangecallsandneversendmoneytostrangersonline.Studentsshouldlearnto47realinformationfromfalseinformation.ExpertssayAIcanbringconvenience,48itcanalsobedangerous.Thegovernment,companiesandeveryoneshouldworktogethertobuildasafedigitalenvironment.Asteenagers,wehaveadutytoprotect49andothers.WeshouldlearnmoreaboutAIandbe50ofitsdangers.Onlyinthiswaycanweenjoytheadvantagesoftechnologysafely.41.A．slowlyB．naturallyC．loudlyD．quickly42.A．lostB．borrowedC．gotD．saved43.A．onpurposeB．intimeC．bychanceD．atonce44.A．plansB．decisionsC．rulesD．suggestions45.A．helpfulB．interestingC．harmfulD．important46.A．avoidB．makeC．answerD．remember47.A．hearB．tellC．writeD．read48.A．andB．becauseC．soD．but49.A．myselfB．ourselvesC．yourselvesD．themselves50.A．proudB．afraidC．awareD．tired五、补全对话根据对话内容，从下面选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两个为多余选项。A:Hi.Tina!IhearyouareplanningtogotoInnerMongolia.B:Yes.I’mgoingtoclimbChunkunMountainwithmyfather.A:I’veneverheardofthat.51B:It’sinGuyang,Baotou.A:52B:Itisover2,300metersinheight.A:It’salittlehigh.Howlongdoesittaketogettothetopofthemountain?B:53Butit’sworthit.Peoplesaytheviewfromthetopisamazing.I’llgetupat3:00a.m.andstarttheclimbthen.Thatway,IwillseethesunrisewhenIgettothetop.A:Soundscool!Don’tforgettotakesomephotosthere.54B:Noproblem!I’llsharethemonlinethen.A:That’sgreat!55B:Thankyou!

A．Whereisit?B．Haveagoodtime!C．What’stheheightofit?D．Howlongwillyoustayonthemountain?E．Itusuallytakestwoorthreehourstoclimbtothetop.F．I’malsogoingtoanationalparkinthecounty.G．I’dliketoseethebeautifulviewthroughyourcamera.六、阅读理解TheHeimlichManeuver(海姆利克急救法)wasinventedbyHenryHeimlichin1974.Itcansavealifewhensomeoneischoking(窒息)andcan’tbreathe.In2025,thestepsfordoingitwerechanged.

1.Standbehindtheperson.

2.Helpthepersonlean(倾斜)forwardandopenhismouth.

3.Give5backblowsbetweentheperson’sshoulderblades(肩胛骨).

4.Putyourarmsaroundhisbelly,makeafist(拳)andholditwithyourotherhand.

5.Placeyourfistabovehisbellybutton(肚脐眼).

6.Pushinandupwithquick,strongmovementsfivetimes.

7.Repeatifneeded.Remember,it’sonlyforemergency.Don’tforgettoseeadoctor—justtobesafe.56.WhencantheHeimlichManeuversavealife?

A．Whensomeoneiscoughingandcan’tstop.B．Whensomeoneischokingandcan’tbreathe.C．Whensomeonehasasorethroat.D．Whensomeonehasabrokenleg.57.WhichpictureshowstherightwayofusingtheHeimlichManeuver?

A．B．C．D．58.Wheredoesthistextprobablycomefrom?

A．Atravelguide.B．Amusictextbook.C．Ahealthmagazine.D．Anartwebsite.Whenyouthinkofhappiness,youalmostdon’tthinkofemotionaltears(情绪化的眼泪).Buthaveyoueverheardoftheterm“happytears”?Ahappyeventmayalsocausepeopletotear.Happycryingisperfectlycommon.Ifyouwanttoknowwhyexactlyithappens,readon.Firstly,youcrywhenyoufeelmovedbecauseyouhavebadfeelings.Ifyoufindsomewaystomakethesebadfeelingsoutofyourmind,youwillfeelrelaxed.Secondly,cryingmayhelpyoucontrolyourbody.Emotionaltearsmightincludetwothings.Theyareproteins(蛋白质)andhormones(荷尔蒙).Whenyoucry,yourbodyproducesastresshormone.Itmayhelpyouremotions.Whenyoucry,maybeyoucangetothers’care.Scientistsbelievethatcryingisawayofmakingasocialcommunicationwithotherpeople.Thirdly,itcouldalsobeyourwayofshowingthethingsyouarenotgoodat.Youfeelitdifficulttodealwithyouremotions.Scientistsalsosuggestthatalltypesofcryingcomefromfeelinghelplesstocontrolthethingsgoingonaroundyou.Lastly,cryinghelpsyoumanageemotions.Itcanhelpyoumanagestrongemotions.Sonexttimeyoufeelthetearscomingonafterreceivingsomegoodnews,don’tholdback,letthetearsflow.59.Whatdoyouknowabout“tears”accordingtothepassage?

A．Theyhavenothingtodowithhappiness.B．Theyarenotcommonatall.C．Theymaybecausedbyahappyevent.D．Theyhappenbecauseofbeingnervous.60.Whatdoesthewritersayaboutthestresshormone?

A．Ithasnouseforpeople’sfeelingsB．Itonlyappearswhenpeoplesmile.C．Itcantaketheplaceofsocialcommunication.D．Itmayhelpwithpeople’semotions.61.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A．Tocallonpeopletotrycryingmoreoften.B．Tosharedifferentkindsofhappytears.C．Topointoutthedisadvantagesofcrying.D．Tointroducetheimportantrolesofcrying.Theskywasstartingtoturndark.Markandhisfatherwereworriedbecausetheygotlostintheforest.Itwasthefirsttimethattheyhadhikedthroughthatarea.Again,Mark’sfatherstoppedandtookoutthemapandcompass(指南针)fromhisbackpack.“Ithinktheywillbeusefulthistime,”hesaid.Itwashardtoseeinthedark.Marktookouthisflashlight(手电筒)andshoneitonthemap.“Weshouldheadsouth,Dad,”Marksaid.Aftermakingsurewhichdirectiontogoin,theyfeltlessworried.WhenMark’sfathertookhisfirststep,hesuddenlylosthisbalanceandfellover.“Dad!AreyouOK?”Markshouted.Hequicklyreachedouthishandtohisfather.Luckily,hisfatherheldontothebranch(树枝)ofatreewithhisotherhand.However,Mark’sfatherlostthemapandcompass.Thatmadeitdifficultforthemtofindtheirwayout.Markandhisfatherhadnochoicebuttoputupatentneararivertospendthenight.Whennightfell,thestarscameout,lightingthewholesky.Suddenly,anideacametoMark’smind.“Whynotusethestarstofindourway?”hesaid.“Youaresuchacleverboy.Wearesuretoreturnsafely,”Mark’sfathersaid.IftheycouldfindtheNorthStar,theywouldfindoutwhichdirectionisnorth.AfterMarkpickeditout,theymadetheirwayoutoftheforest.Markfinallyknewthatthestarsinthenightskyaremorethanjustprettylights.Theyarealife-savingresourceforthosewhogetlostandareinneedofguidance.62.WhydidMarkandhisfatherfeelworriedatfirst?

A．Becausetheydidn’tlikethedarksky.B．Becausetheygotlostintheforest.C．Becausetheycouldn’tfindtheirbackpack.D．Becausetheywerenotsatisfiedwiththearea.63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”referto?

A．TheNorthStar.B．Thelight.C．Thesky.D．Theriver.64.HowdidMark’sfatherfeelafterhearingMark’sidea?

A．Worried.B．Angry.C．Hopeful.D．Interested.65.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．ASpecialGuideB．ADifferentForestC．TheNewDirectionD．AUsefulCompassChinesefreestyleskier(自由式滑雪运动员)XuMengtaowonthegoldmedalatthe2026Milan-Cortina(米兰-科尔蒂纳丹佩佐)WinterOlympics.SheisthefirstplayerinhistorytowinthisOlympiceventtwiceinarow.XuMengtaowasbornin1990inAnshan,LiaoningProvince.Sheisatruelegend(传奇)infreestyleskiingandhastakenpartintheOlympicsfivetimes.Duringherlifetime,shehasfacedmanyseriousproblems,butshenevergaveupherOlympicdream.ThefinalcompetitiontookplaceinItaly.Twelveskiersjoinedinthegameandonlysixofthemcouldenterthefinal.Xushowedaperfectperformance.Herexcellentscorehelpedherwinthechampionshipeasily.Xuhasshowntheworldthattrueloveforasportcansupportpeoplethroughalongandhardroad.Althoughshemetmanydifficulties,shekepttryingwithastrongmind.Herstorytellsusthathardworkcanfinallymakedreamscometrue.ThisgreatplayerhasmadeanewpageinChina’swintersportshistory.66.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Howtotrainhardtowinagoldmedalinskiing.B．XuMengtao’svictoryandherspirit.C．Theintroductionoffreestyleskiing.D．TheachievementsofChineseplayersattheOlympics.67.WhycouldXuMengtaowinthecompetition,accordingtothepassage?

A．Becauseshehadnodifficultiesinherlifetime.B．Becausethesuperfinalwaseasyforher.C．Becauseshewastheonlystrongskierinthegame.D．Becauseshekepttryingandhadtrueloveforsport.68.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A．Xu’sstoryhasawarminfluenceonyoungpeople.B．XuMengtaowasbornin1991.C．XuMengtaowillstoptakingpartintheOlympics.D．Xuhadwonseveralgoldmedalsbefore2026.69.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?

A．MengtaohastakenpartintheOlympicsonlytwice.B．Xu’sperfectperformancehelpedherwinthechampionship.C．ThefinalcompetitiontookplaceinGermany.D．Twentyskiersjoinedinthecompetition.ManypeoplewaitedinlineoutsideanewMixue(蜜雪)storeinNewYork.Itwascold,buttheystillwaited.ThisshowsthatChineseteadrinksarebecomingpopularintheUS.Mixuesellscheapdrinks,likea$1.19icecream.Thisisverydifferentfromexpensivelocalcoffee.Butlowpriceisnottheonlyreasonforitssuccess.OtherChineseteashopslikeHeyTea(喜茶)alsohavelonglines.Theirdrinkscostabout$10.OnereasonisthatyoungAmericansareinterestedinfoodsfromothercountries.Forexample,HeyTea’sstoreinTimesSquaresellsover2,000cupseveryday.Thatismuchmorethanausualcoffeeshop.Theseteashopsaregrowingfast.HeyTeahadonlyafewstoresintheUSatthestartofthisyear.Nowithasover30shops.AworkeratHeyTeasaid,“YoumightthinkmostcustomersareAsians,butinfact,wehavepeoplefromallovertheworld.”Theseshopswanttobemoreinternational.Theyhirelocalpeoplesothateveryonecantalkeasily.ForChinesepeoplelivingintheUS,thesedrinksremindpeopleofhome.Onecustomersaid,“SeeingMixueheremakesmefeelclosertohome.”Forothers,itisabouttryingnewtastes.Astudentsaid,“Youcantrydifferentthingslikegrassjelly.Theyareverynice.”Theseshopsalsohelppeoplefromdifferentculturesknowoneanother.Asoneyoungcustomersaid,“Peoplegettoseeadifferentsideoftheworld.”70.AccordingtoParagraph2,whyareChineseteadrinksbecomingpopularintheUS?

A．Becausetheirdrinksareverycheap.B．BecausetheyhavemanystoresintheUS.C．Becausepeoplecantrydifferentthings.D．BecauseyoungAmericanslikeforeignfoods.71.Whatdoestheword“hire”inParagraph3probablymean?

A．Totalkwithsomeone.B．Togiveajobtosomeone.C．Tobefriendswithsomeone.D．Tokicksomeoneoff.72.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?

A．ChineseteadrinksareonlypopularamongChinesepeople.B．Thesedrinksremindpeopleofhomeandhelpsharecultures.C．AmericanstudentsdonotlikeChineseteadrinks.D．ItisveryhardtofindChineseteashopsintheUSnow.七、任务型阅读John,a13-year-oldboy,wasbornwithcerebralpalsy(脑瘫)andhehastositinawheelchair.Whenhewasyoung,hefoundmanyplaygroundswerenotsuitableforpeoplelikehim.Ashegrewup,heoncehungoutataspecialplaygroundforkidswithdifferentdisabilities.Johnevenhelpedtodesignit.Twoyearsago,JohnwenttoGlenLakeElementarySchool.Atthattime,theteachersandstudentsinthatschoolwantedtoreplacetheoldfacilities(设施)becausetheynoticedkidsinwheelchairscouldnotusethem.Becauseofhisownexperience,Johnofferedhelpintheproject.Ittookmuchmoneytobuildagoodplayground—$300,000intotal!Sotheybeganraisingmoneybyvisitingbusinessesfordonationsandholdingsales.Luckily,so