2026年山东济南市历下区九年级英语学情调研

2026年山东济南市历下区九年级英语学情调研一、听力选择1.

A．Itismadeofcotton.B．Ilikepandasbest.C．Thisismysister.2.

A．LetmeteachyouEnglish.B．Hopethingsworkout.C．Haveagoodtime.3.

A．Didyouhavedinner?B．Doyoulikeswimming?C．Haveyoudoneitbefore?4.

A．Idon’tagreewithyou.B．Shedidn’tstayathome.C．Iamnotgoodatscience.5.

A．Whatdoesshelooklike?B．Whowillhelpyou?C．Wheredidhego?6.WhowillgocampingwithPeter?

A．Sam.B．Mary.C．Tom.7.Whattimewilltheconcertstart?

A．At7:00.B．At7:30.C．At8:30.8.Whoarethetwospeakers?

A．Teacherandstudent.B．Parentandchild.C．Friends.9.WhatdoesAdamthinkofthebook?

A．Interesting.B．Difficult.C．Meaningless.10.Whydidn’tTina’sdadtakethebus?

A．Itwasslow.B．Itwascrowded.C．Itwasexpensive.在录音中，你将听到一段对话，对话后有五个小题，从每小题A、B、C中选出能回答所给问题的正确答案。听对话前，你将有40秒钟的读题时间；听完后，你将有40秒钟的答题时间。对话听两遍。11.WhyisJudygoingtoLanzhou?

A．Tobeavolunteer.B．Tofindanewjob.C．Tovisitrelatives.12.Whocanjointheprogram?

A．Allteachers.B．Everycollegestudent.C．Anyonewithawarmheart.13.HowlongwillJudystayinLanzhou?

A．Forthreeweeks.B．Forsixmonths.C．Foroneyear.14.WhatistheproblemfortheprimaryschoolsinLanzhou?

A．Thetrafficisbad.B．They’reshortofteachers.C．Studentsdropoutofschool.15.WhatcanwelearnaboutJudy’slifeinLanzhou?

A．She’llhaveahardtime.B．She’llteachEnglish.C．She’lllivealone.在录音中，你将听到一篇短文，短文后有五个小题，从每小题A、B、C中选出能回答所给问题的正确答案。听短文前，你将有40秒钟的读题时间；听完后，你将有40秒钟的答题时间。短文听两遍。16.WhatdoesMs.Jonesdo?

A．Ananimaldoctor.B．Ateacher.C．Anartist.17.Whycouldn’tJohnhaveadog?

A．Hehadnomoney.B．Hedidn’tlikedogs.C．Hedidn’thaveenoughtime.18.WholentJohnacat?

A．John’smum.B．Luke.C．Ms.Jones.19.WhatanimaldoesJohnkeepasapetintheend?

A．Adog.B．Acat.C．Arabbit.20.WhatkindofpersonisMs.Jones?

A．Powerful.B．Warm-hearted.C．Brave.二、阅读理解Dearstudents,YournewEnglishe-dictionaryisahelpfultoolforyourEnglishlearning.Beforeusingit,let’sgettoknowitsbasicdetailsclearly.Thise-dictionarycomesintwoclassiccolors:blackandgrey,whichlooksimpleandstylish.Ithasalong-lastingbatterylife—afterafullcharge(充电).Itcanworkforupto3days,soyoudon’tneedtochargeitoften.Weighingonlyabout200grams,it’slightweightandeasytocarryinyourschoolbagorpocket.Thescreensizeis4inches,whichisjustrightforreadingwordsandexamplesentences.Byusingitproperly,youcannotonlyimproveyourEnglishbutalsomaketheservicelifeofthise-dictionarylonger.

MainFunctions(功能)•Translatewords.

•Pronouncewordsandsentences.

•ProvideEnglishpassagestoread.Carrying&Storage•Alwaysputitinitsprotectivecoverwhencarryingittoavoidunexpectedknocks.

•Storeitinadry,cleanandcoolplace.

•Keepitawayfromdirectsunlightorhightemperature.ChargingRules•Onlyusetherequiredchargingtools.

•Pullitoutintimeafterit’sfullychargedtoavoidovercharging.WarningIfitcannotworkwell:

•Don’ttakeitapartbyyourself.

•Askyourparentsorteachersforhelp.

•Calltheservicehotline:400-880-5678.21.Whatdoweknowaboutthee-dictionary?

A．Itiscolorfulandbeautiful.B．Itsscreenhasapropersize.C．Itcan’tbeputinthepocket.D．Itdoesn’tneedelectricity.22.Whatcanstudentsdowiththee-dictionary?

A．WatchEnglishvideos.B．LearnnewEnglishwords.C．ReadChinesearticles.D．ListentoEnglishsongs.23.Howdostudentskeepthee-dictionarywell?

A．Leaveitinthesunforlong.B．Putitinthecoveronlywhencarryingit.C．Chargewiththerequiredtools.D．Chargeforthewholenight.24.Whatshouldstudentsdotodealwithabrokene-dictionary?

A．Openitbythemselves.B．Asktheirclassmatesforhelp.C．Throwitawayaswaste.D．Calltheservicephonenumber.25.Whatkindoftextisit?

A．Anadvertisement.B．Aletter.C．Instructions.D．News.Onceuponatime,alivelyriverranthroughasmallvillage,whileadeepwell(井)hidquietlyintheyardofakindfarmer.Theriverwasalwaysproudofitsendlesswater,laughingatthewellforbeingsmall.“Lookatme,”itshoutedproudly,“Icarrybigships,waterallthecropsinthefields,andgivelifetoeverytreeandfloweralongmybanks.Whatcouldyoupossiblydowithyourlittlepoolofwater?”Thewellkeptsilent,justgivingcleanandfreshwatertothefarmer’sfamilydayafterday.Itneverspoke,evenwhentherivermadefunofit.Onehotsummer,aseriousdroughthittheland.Thesunburnedbrightlyforweekswithoutadropofrain.Theriver’swaterslowlydriedup,leavingonlydrymudanddeadfishinitsemptybed.Butthewell,protectedbythethickeartharoundit,stillhelditsvaluable,coolwater.Villagerscamefromfarandwidetogetwater,andthefarmer’ssmallyardsoonbecamebusywithpeoplegettingwaterfromthewell.Loweringitshead,theriversaidtothewell,“Iusedtolaughatyou,butnowIrealizethattruevalueliesindoingone’sbest,notinshowingoff.”Fromthenon,whenevertheraincame,theriverwouldgivesomewatertothewell,andthetwobecamegoodfriends.26.Whydidtheriverfeelproudatfirst?

A．Itwasdeepandquiet.B．Itcoulddomorethings.C．Ithidinafarmer’syard.D．Itgavewatertothewell.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“drought”meaninparagraph2?

A．洪水B．地震C．干旱D．暴雨28.Whathappenedtothewellinthehotsummer?

A．Itgavewatertomorepeople.B．Itsentwaterintotheriver.C．Itswaterdriedupcompletely.D．Itbecamedeeperandwider.29.Howdidtheriverfeelatlast?

A．Regretful.B．Proud.C．Excited.D．Sad.30.Whatdoesthestorymainlytellus?

A．Weshouldshowourabilitiesoffmore.B．Valuecomesfromdoingnottalking.C．Riversaremoreimportantthanwells.D．Badweatherisharmfultotheriver.Mostofushaveprobablywantedtobecoolatsomepointinourlives.Andit’seasytoseewhy—beingpartofthein-crowddoeshaveitsadvantages.Studieshaveshownthatcoolpeoplearemoreadmiredandareseenasbeingmorefriendlyandattractive.Butwhatexactlydoesitmeantobe“cool”?Theideaofcoolnessgoesbackcenturies,withsimilarideasfoundintraditionalcultures.InEurope,“cool”firstappearedinthe16th-centuryItalianideasprezzatura,whichwasaneffortless,naturalkindofcool,anditspreadquickly.TheMonaLisaisagoodexampleofthis,withhergracefulposeandmysterioussmile.Thisformofcoolnesswasallaboutbeingcalmandperfectingtheartofmakingdifficultthingslookeasy.Soonewaytobecoolmightbenottryingtoohard.Mostpeoplefeeluncomfortablewhensomeonetriestoohardtoimpressothers.Wordsforcoolnessgoinandoutoffashion,but“cool”hasthemoststayingpower.Using“cool”tomean“fashionable”startedinAfrican-Americanjazzcultureinthe1930sand1940s.Musicianswitharelaxed,controlledstyleofplayweredescribedas“cool”,andlaterinthe1950sand1960s,groupslikeBeatniksandHippiesbeganusingtheword.Overtime,businessesused“cool”tosellmanyproducts,fromclothesandcarstophonesandperfumes.Butwhatmakessomeonecoolin2026?Arecentstudyinvolvingnearly6,000peoplefromdifferentcountriesacrosstheworldlookedatcommonqualitiesofsomeonetheyconsideredcool.Theresultsshowthatcoolpeopleneedtohavesixmainqualities:beingmorepowerful,enjoyable,brave,independent,open-minded,andoutgoing.Thesequalitiesaresimilaracrosscultures,soresearchersbelievecoolnesshasauniversalsocialrole.Coolpeopleoftenbreakoldrules,createnewthings,andinfluenceotherstoacceptnewtrends.Beingseenas“cool”canalsoraiseaperson’ssocialpositionbecauseitshowscreativityandtheabilitytodriveculturalchange.31.Whatcanwelearnabout“sprezzatura”inparagraph2?

A．Itwasastyleofmakingdifficultieseasy.B．ItwasapopularlifestyleamongItalians.C．Itrequiredpeopletoimprovesocialskills.D．ItwasonlyusedtodescribetheMonaLisa.32.Accordingtothetext,whofirststartedusing“cool”tomean“fashionable”?

A．Italianartistsinthe16thcentury.B．African-Americanjazzmusicians.C．GroupscalledBeatniksandHippies.D．Businessmensellingproducts.33.Accordingtothetext,whatmaycoolpeopledoin2026?

A．Breakrulesallthetime.B．Tryhardtomeetstandards.C．Raiseothers’socialposition.D．Makenewthingsacceptable.34.Whatdoesthewriterthinkof“beingcool”?

A．Supportive.B．Doubtful.C．Against.D．Uninterested.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．SecretstoBeingaCoolPersonB．JazzCultureandCoolWordsC．TheHistoryandMeaningof“Cool”D．TheCoolStoryoftheMonaLisaIn2026,manywell-knowncitiesaredealingwithover-tourism.Theyaretalkingaboutrulessuchaslimitingorstoppingtouristships.Butanewgroupofcountriesarereadytowelcomemoreinternationalvisitors.CountriesinAfrica,SouthAmerica,andAsiaaretakingdifferentsteps:theyaredevelopingairports,relaxingvisa(签证)rules,andstartingspecialactivitiestoattractvisitors.Tourismisanimportantpartoftheglobaleconomy(经济).Forexample,in2025,nearly$12trillionoftheglobaleconomyisfromtourism,around10%oftheglobalGDP.Tourismalsocreatedone-in-threenewjobsworldwide,accordingtotheWorldTravelandTourismCouncil.Forthisreason,thecountriesthatareopeningtheirdoorstotouristscanlearnfromthosecountrieswhosetourismgrewtoofast.OnesuchcountryisNamibia.ItisoneofthedriestandleastpopulatedcountriesonEarth.Ithaslongattractedtravelerslookingforunusualexperiences.Inrecentyears,ithasspentmoremoneyonbuildingtouristfacilities(设施).Since2019,overN$136millionhasbeenspentonroadimprovementinnationalparks.TheNamibiaTourismBoardhasalsostartedatravelactivitytoattractvisitorsfromAsia,theMiddleEast,andNorthAmerica.Namibiaisexcellentforwildlifewatching.JoannaReevefromIntrepidTravelsaiditislesscrowdedthanothersafariparks,sotouristscanoftenhaveprivateviews.Thecountryisalsowell-knownforgreentourism.Morethan80localreserves(保护区)cover20%ofitsland,whichisasuccessfulmodelofcommunity-basedwildlifemanagement.Thisattractsvisitorswhocareabouttheenvironment.JarrodKytefromSteppesTravelmentionedthattherehasbeenagrowingriseinneedforNamibia.TheNamibRandNatureReserve,aDarkSkyReserve,offersclearviewsoftheMilkyWay(银河).Betterlocalairlinesmaketravelplanseasier.Kyteadvisesfirst-timevisitorstomixaNamibiatripwithanearbycountryvisit.ThiswillcreateamoreexcitingSouthernAfricaadventure.Inconclusion,asthetourismchangesslowly,countrieslikeNamibiaarebecomingasexcitingnewplaces,offeringuniqueexperienceswhilealsofocusingonenvironmentallyfriendlygrowth.36.Whyaresomefamouscitiestalkingaboutsuchrules?

A．Tosolvetheproblemofover-tourism.B．Todeveloplocaleconomyquickly.C．Tocreatemorenewjobsinthecities.D．Toattractmoreforeignvisitors.37.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?

A．Tourismwillbecomethelargestindustryworldwide.B．Tourismmatterslesstotheeconomyandjobmarkets.C．Countrieswithfast-growingtourismareworthlearningfrom.D．Morecountrieswillclosetheirdoorstoforeigntouristssoon.38.IfyoutraveltoNamibia,whatcanyoumostprobablyexperience?

A．Modernairportsandstrictvisarules.B．Quietnatureandgreatstar-filledsky.C．Crowdedparkswithamazingwildlife.D．Freehotelsanddeliciouslocalfood.39.WhyisNamibiagoodforwildlifewatchingaccordingtoJoannaReeve?

A．Ithasmanynewtouristfacilities.B．Ithasthecheapestbutgreatestairlines.C．Ithasmorekindsofwildanimals.D．Ithasfewervisitorsbutmorereserves.40.Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?

A．Tourismisworthspendingmoremoney.B．Namibiadevelopsitstourisminaproperway.C．TourismbringsbothwealthandtroubletoNamibia.D．TheotherAfricancountriesshouldcopyNamibia’sway.阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Formanyteenagers,it’shardtorunawayfromthepressuretobeperfect.TheypushthemselvestogetstraightA’s,staronthesportsfield,presentaperfectsocialmedialook,andevenbethe“best”friendorfamilymember.41Whattheydon’talwaysrealize,however,isthebadeffectsthishabithasontheirmentalhealth.Perfectionismisnotthesameasgoingforexcellence.42Goingforexcellencemeansenjoyingtheprocessofgrowingandacceptingsmallfailuresaspartoflearning.Perfectionism,ontheotherhand,iscontrolledbyfearandself-doubt.Itisanall-or-nothingmindset(心态)thattellsthem“IfIamnotthebest,Iamaloser.”43Oneofthemostharmfulresultsofperfectionismisputtingthingsoff.Thefearofnotbeingperfectoftenstopsteenagersfromstartingataskatall.Theywouldratheravoidtryingthanfacepossibleimperfection,creatingaharmfulcycleofavoidance.Thoughtslike“IfIcan’twritetheperfectpaper,Iwon’tevenstart”becomecommon,causinglateworkandincreasingpressure.44Itslowlybreakstheirabilitytoovercomedifficulties.Wheneverysmallmistakeisseenasashame,itisdifficulttobuildhealthyself-confidence.Alowgradeorsimplebadwordscanmakethemdoubttheirownvalueforalongtime.Thegoodnewsisthatteenagerscangetoutoftheperfectionismtrouble.Startbytreatingmistakesasnecessarylearningsteps.45Insteadofbeinghardonyourselffornotbeinggoodenough,praiseyourselffortryingyourbest.Overtime,youwillfeellighterandmoreconfident.

A．Everyoneneedstolearnfromsuccessfulpeople.B．Learntoaccept“good”insteadofalwaysrequiring“perfect”.C．Thekeydifferenceishowpeoplelookatprogressandmistakes.D．Sowhydoparentspushteenagerssohardinstudyanddailylife?E．Perfectionismcanalsohurttheirconfidencewhenfacingproblems.F．Theyaretaughtthatperfectperformancesmakethempopularandrespected.G．Thisfixedwayofthinkingeasilyleadstohighlevelsofstressandnervousness.三、补全对话阅读下面对话，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案完成对话。Kitty:Hi,Nora!Nora:Hi,Kitty,longtimenosee!Kitty:46You’reamember,right?Howmanybooksdothemembershavetoread?Nora:Everymembermustreadonebookeverymonth.That’soneofourrules.Kitty:OK,Igotit.47Nora:Well,everyonehastotakepartinourdiscussions.Kitty:Hmm...I’mnotverygoodatspeakinginfrontofpeople.Thatmakesmenervous.Nora:48Youdon’thavetosaytoomuchinourdiscussions.Thinkofitasarelaxingchatbetweenfriends.Kitty:Thatdoesn’tsoundtoobad.49Nora:Wealltaketurnschoosingabook.Thebookcan’tbelongerthan200pages.So,willyoujoin?Kitty:Iwanttothinkaboutitmore.Nora:OK!5046.A．Iwanttojoinanewclub.B．Iwanttojointhebookclub.C．Iprefertheswimmingclub.D．Idon’tlikethewritingclub.47.A．Whatotherrulesarethere?B．Wheredoyouholdanactivity?C．Doyouteachotherstoread?D．Doyouneedtowriteafterreading?48.A．Don’tworry.B．It’scool.C．I’msorry.D．Excuseme.49.A．Whydoyoulikereading?B．Wheredoyouborrowbooks?C．Howmanybooksdoyouhave?D．Howdoyouchoosebooks?50.A．Takeyourtime.B．I’lltakeit.C．Soundssogood.D．Bestwishes.四、完形填空Justafewyearsoutoflawschool,Imadealife-changingdecision:Iwantedtowrite51.TheonlythingIhadeverpublishedbeforewasadrylaw-reviewarticle.IhadmadegreateffortstowritewhenIcamehomeatnight52alongdayatwork,butmybodyandmindwereactuallytootired.Finally,Imadeupmymindto53myjob.IbeganmynewwritingjourneyonaFebruarymorning.Isatdownatmykitchentableat7:30a.m.,madea54andheldmyselftoitstrictly.EverydayIwouldfocusonwritinguntillunchtime.ThenIwouldliedownonthefloorfor20minutesto55mytiredmindandrefreshmythoughts.Afterthatshortbreak,Iwouldreturntomy56andwriteforafewmorehours.Inmyfirstyearasafull-timewriter,I57toselltwoshortstories.ThenIspentyearsworkingonanovel,butIwas58withit,soIendedupputtingitawayinadrawer.59,mysecondnovel,BillyLynn’sLongHalftimeWalk,wasfinallypublishedandwentontoreceivethefamousNationalBookCriticsCirclePrizeforfiction.Mysuccessmaysoundlikeatypicalovernightstory,butinrealityitwasfarfrom60.AfterIquitmyjob,foreverystoryIpublished,Iwas61atleast30times.ThenovelIhidinthedrawerhad62mefourfullyearstocomplete.Myrealbreakthroughcame18yearsafterI63satdowntowriteatthekitchentable.Realsuccessnevercomesby64.Sometimestalentsarenotsomethingyouarebornwith,65theamazingthingthatcomesoutafter20yearsofsilenteffortandnevergivingup.51.A．fictionsB．diariesC．newsD．dramas52.A．asB．afterC．forD．before53.A．keepB．hateC．valueD．leave54.A．resolutionB．mistakeC．recordD．difference55.A．trainB．relaxC．correctD．face56.A．sofaB．tableC．homeD．shelf57.A．wantedB．offeredC．failedD．managed58.A．busyB．patientC．happyD．disappointed59.A．LuckilyB．ClearlyC．GraduallyD．Generally60.A．dangerB．wealthC．suddenD．doubt61.A．refusedB．cheatedC．acceptedD．praised62.A．pushedB．takenC．costD．wasted63.A．oftenB．againC．firstD．once64.A．heartB．mistakeC．handD．chance65.A．soB．butC．andD．or五、短文填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Theseyears,IhavegainedalotofexperienceusingAIinmylifeandwork.NowIwouldlike66(share)someofmytipswithyou.First,whenaskingforhelp,Ialwaysaskfordifferentchoices.Forexample,ifIneedhelpwithwriting,IwilltellAItogivemethreeorfivedifferent67(kind)ofarticles.Thisforcesmetothinkagainandmakewiserchoices.Second,IoftenprovideAI68someexamples.Thisway,theresultismorelikewhatIwant.IalsoaskAItohelpwithjobdescriptions.Lastyear,whenIwaslookingforajob,IaskedAItopractice69interviewwithme.Manyquestions70(ask)byAIuntilagoodself-introductionwasfinished.Finally,Igotthejob.Ihavelearnedthattheclearerquesti