2026年山东省临沂市平邑县九年级英语综合训练模拟试卷一

2026年山东省临沂市平邑县九年级英语综合训练模拟试卷(一）一、阅读理解1.Whatyouseeaboveisa(an)________.

A．posterofacinemaB．pageofticketbookingC．newsreportofawar2.Howmanymoviesareontoday?

A．4.B．5.C．6.3.Lisa(1.2m)wantstoseeTheVolunteers:TotheWar2withherparents.Theyshouldpay________.

A．¥104B．¥76C．¥94ForEmma,PEclasswasthemostdifficultpart.Shedidn’tmindthetirednessbutthelooksherclassmatesgaveher.Emmawasbiggerthanothersofherage.Agroupofstudentsoftenranbehindher,laughingandtalkingabouthowEmmaran.“Justonemoreyear,”Emmakepttellingherself,“OnemoreyearandI’llgraduateandwon’thavetotakethisstupidPEclassanymore.”ButeverythingchangedwhenagirlcalledKitjoinedtheclass.Shehadshorthair,brighteyes,andalongscar(伤疤)acrosstheleftsideofherface.Sheintroducedherself,“Hi,everyone,I’mKit.Ilovesportsandfashion.Youmightbewonderingaboutthescar.IgotitwhenIfelloffmybike.Iseeitasacoolmarknow.”Emmalistenedinsurprise.Howcouldthegirlbesoconfident?Duringlunchtime,Emmawassittingatherusualtable.KitwalkedovertojoinEmma.Emmacouldn’tbelievesuchaconfidentgirlwouldliketositwithher.Sheworkedupthecouragetosharewhatwastroublingher.“Hugyourself!”saidKit.Hearingthat,Emmafeltawaveofwarmthwashoverher.Andshefelttheweightliftoffhershoulder.ItwastimeforPEclassagain,butthistimeKitwaswithher.Emmadiscoveredthattrueconfidencecomesfromwithin,notfromothers’words.Inthebeautifulsunshine,thetwogirlswalkedtogether—onewithascaronthefaceandtheotherwithabodythatshefinallyfeltsheowned.4.WhydidEmmahatePEclass?

A．Shealwaysfelttootiredtorun.B．Shecouldn’tgetonwellwithothers.C．Shewaslaughedatbecauseshewasbig.5.WhatmadeEmmasurprised?

A．Kit’shobbies.B．Kit’sexperience.C．Kit’sconfidence.6.HowdidEmmafeelaftertalkingwithKit?

A．ShewasrelaxedaboutherPEgrades.B．Shewasn’tworriedaboutherbodyshape.C．Shewashappyaboutchoosingherfavoriteclass.7.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?

A．Acceptwhatyouareandbeyourself.B．Sharingisthekeytosolvingproblems.C．Thesameinterestcanbringpeopletogether.There’snobetterwaytostarttheholidaysthanwithaholidaymovie.Thestorylinesofthesemoviesareoftensillyandeasytounderstand.Thecharactersarenotreasonableenough.Theplotmovestoofasttoberealistic.Evenso,thehappyendingsmakeyoufeelgood.Andasitturnsout,therearereasonsbehindthejoyyougetfromwatchingthem.Holidaymoviesareusuallyrelaxing.Watchingthemisgoodforourphysicalhealth.Accordingtoastudypublishedin2020inthebookNostalgiaNow,holidaymoviescanlowerstresshormones(荷尔蒙)andincreasecardiovascular(心血管的)healthbecausethemoviesarealwaysfulloffun.Holidaymoviesdomorethanjustbenefitourbodies.Theycanimproveourmental(心理的)healthaswell.CourtneyCope,ascientist,oncesaid,“Whenitcomestoholidaymovies,weknowtheyarealwaysgoingtoworkoutinthemostpositiveway.It’sanicevacationfromrealityforourminds.”Infact,whenwearewatchingthesemovies,weimagineourselveslivinginaperfectworld.Besides,holidaymoviesenableustoseethingsinanewwayorfeelencouragedtomakeadifference.Weoftenseecharactersthatwerespectovercomeallkindsofdifficulties.Themoviesserveasareminderthatevenintheworstoftimes,thereisalwayshope.Moreover,mostholidaymoviesarefamily-friendly.Whenwewatchthemwithothers,wecreatesharedmemoriesandstrengthenrelationships.Thelaughterandjokingaboutanunrealisticmoviecreateapositivebondingexperience,whichmakesusfeelcloserand“athome”fortheholidays.Thesharedmemoriesandexperiencesmaketheholidaysmoremeaningful.8.Whydoesthewritermentionthestudyinparagraph2?

A．Tobringupanewidea.B．Toprovidescientificsupport.C．Tocallforfurtherstudies.9.WhatcanweinferfromCourtneyCope’swords?

A．Peopleenjoygoingonvacationwithfamily.B．Thecharactersinthemoviesarerolemodels.C．Ourmindsliketherelaxingbreakfromreality.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bonding”inparagraph5probablymean?

A．Working.B．Waiting.C．Connecting.11.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthetext?(P=Paragraph)

A．B．C．Desertsmayseemlifeless,butinfact,manykindsoflivingthingshavedevelopedspecialwaystoliveinthehardenvironments.Youmaythinkthattherearenopeoplelivingindesertareas.Butactually,morethanonebillionpeople,one-sixthoftheEarth’spopulation,livethere.Sowhatisadesert?Desertscovermorethanone-fifthoftheEarth’sland-area,andtheyarefoundoneverycontinent(洲).Aplacethatreceiveslessthan25cmofraineveryyearisconsideredadesert.Onlyabout20%ofdesertsarecoveredbysand.Somehavemountains,rocksorlakes.Thelargesthotdesertintheworld,NorthernAfrica’sSahara,evenreachedtemperaturesofupto56°C.Butsomedesertsarealwayscold,liketheGobiDesertinAsiaandtheAntarcticIceSheet(南极冰盖),whichistheworld’scoldest.Thecoldestrecordedtemperaturethereis-89°C.ThedriestdesertChile’sAtacamaDeserthaspartsthatreceivelessthan2mmofrainayear.Desertanimalshavetheirownwaystokeepcoolanduselesswater.Camelscangoforweekswithoutwater.Manydesertanimalsspendmuchoftheirtimeundergroundtokeepcool.Desertplantsmayhavetolivewithoutfreshwaterforyearsatatime.Someplantsgrowlongroots(根)thatgetwaterfromdeepintheEarth.Otherplantshaverootsthatspreadoutalongwaysotheycantakeintherainassoonasitfalls,suchascactuses(仙人掌).Lifeishardinthedesertforanimalsandplants.Butthey’vegotusedtothelifethere.12.Whichwritingskillisusedinparagraph2?

A．Listingnumbers.B．Givingreasons.C．Tellingstories.13.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Fewpeopleliveindesertareas.B．Alldesertsarecoveredbysand.C．Therearedesertsoneverycontinent.14.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph4?

A．Howcamelsandcactusesstaycoolinthehightemperatures.B．Howdesertanimalsandplantssurvivethehardenvironments.C．Whydesertanimalsandplantscanlivewithoutfreshwater.15.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthispassage?

A．Ahistorybook.B．Atouristguidebook.C．Ageographymagazine.以下是一则短文。请阅读短文，并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。GreenupyourstudyroomI’vealwaysbeenafanofbringingnatureindoors,especiallywhenitcomestomystudyroom.16Let’sstartgreeningupourspacestogether.17Theycantakeinharmfulchemicalsandgiveoutoxygenthroughtheirleaves.Thishelpsreduceheadachesandtiredness.Studiesshowthatbeingaroundplantscanlowerstressandhelpusworkbetter.Thenyouhavetochoosetherightplantsforyourroom.Thinkaboutthespace,light,andtemperatureinyourroom.Pickplantsthatcangrowwellinyourconditions.18Ifyouarebusyornewtoplantcare,chooselow-maintenance(易养护的)plantsthatareeasytolookafter.Howtoorganizeyourplantsisalsoimportant.Ifyourroomissmall,usevertical(垂直的)space.Putupshelvesoruseplantstands.Hangingplantersorwall-mountedholdersarealsogreatchoices.Awell-designedplantcornercanmakeyourstudyspacemorepleasant.19Totrulyenjoyyourindoorgarden,youneedtotakegoodcareofyourgreenfriends.Regularpruning(修剪)andcleaningcanhelpyourplantsgrowbetter.20Anduseinsecticide(杀虫剂)therightwaytokeepyourplantshealthy.Now,welcomethepowerofnatureinyourstudyroom—youwon’tregretit!

A．Remembertocheckthemoften.B．I’llsharemyexperiencewithyou.C．Someplantsrequiremoresunshine.D．Indoorplantsareknowntocleantheair.E．Yourlifestylealsomatterswhenchoosingplants.F．Youcanalsochoosepotsindifferentcolourstoshowyourtaste.二、完形填空Dearfriends,IamwritingfromChina’sTiangongSpaceStation,400kilometersaboveEarth!Isharemytiny“apartment”withthreeothermice.SixChineseastronautsaretakingcareofus.Lastnight,we21theShenzhou-21spacecraftwiththreeofthem.Thetriptookjustoverthreehoursandwasverysmooth.Forhumans,thisisalreadyafamiliarjourney,butforusmice,it’sahistoricfirst!Wearethefirstmammals(哺乳动物)toliveintheChinesespacestation.Reachingspacewasnoteasy.Wewerenotborn“spacemice.”Wewerechosenfrom30022aftermorethan60daysoftoughtraining.Thetrainingtestswereextremelydifficult.Iwilltellyouabouttwoofthem.First,wehadtostandonafast-spinning(旋转)rod.Iheldontightlywithmyfrontpaws(爪子)andkeptmovingmybacklegstoavoid23.Mypawshurtbadly,butImanagedtolastfor115seconds,whichwasanexcellentresult.Then,thebest-performingmicewereplacedinasmallchamberandspunrapidlyindifferentdirections-firstfor30seconds,thenlonger.EverytimeIcameout,Ifeltdizzy(眩晕)andtheworldseemedtospin.24,Ihadtowalkonanarrowbalancebeamwithoutfalling,andIsucceeded.NowthatI’mhereinTiangong,Iwanttomakeeverymoment25.WewillstayforaboutoneweekbeforereturningtoEarth.Afterthat,scientistswillstudythechangesinourbodies.Theirresearchwillhelpeveryonebetterunderstandthe26oflifeinspace.Here’stoourgreatadventureamongthestars!21.A．leftB．repairedC．entered22.A．miceB．groupsC．friends23.A．sleepingB．cryingC．fallingoff24.A．InsteadB．ImmediatelyC．Luckily25.A．boringB．comfortableC．meaningful26.A．colorsB．effectsC．length三、选词填空阅读下面短文，从方框中的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。

A.untilB.alittleC.afewD.caringaboutE.aterriblefailureF.unlessG.myselfIstillrememberthedayswhenIwasinuniversity.Ilivedacasual(漫不经心的)life,without27thefuture.LittledidIrealizethatcasualnesswouldcertainlyleadtoloss.TwoyearspassedandIwasstaringatareportcard—Ifailedmorethanhalfofthesubjects.ButIdidn’tcare,atleast28mydadfoundoutaboutit.Thencametheday,whenmydadfoundoutmyhabitofsmoking.Hewasveryangrybutsaidonly29.Hejusttoldme,“Son,yourmoneyiscutinhalffromthismomenton.”Hiswordsfrightenedmegreatly.Ididn’tknowhowtopayoffthedebtsthatIhadinuniversity.WhenIwentbacktouniversity,IknewthatifIdidn’tchangemylifestyle,Iwouldn’tbeabletopayeverybodyback.SoIdecidedtomakesomechanges.Istoppedsmoking,cut30offfrommyfriendswholedmedownthewrongroadandstartedtoreadbooks.Oneyearlater,Iwentfrom31toagoodgrade.Thisexperiencemademeknowthatanythingispossibleifyoutakeactionanddosomethingaboutit.EventodayitstillencouragesmewhenIfeelthatI’mabouttogiveup.Myfriend,themessageIwantyoutotakefrommystoryisthatnomatterwhatdifficultyyou’regoingthrough,youaresuretocomeoutofit,32youdon’tdecidetotakeaction.四、短文填空SuShi,knownasSuDongpo,wasafamousChinesewriter,poetandpainter.Whenhewasyoung,hereadalotofbooksandwrotemanygoodarticles.Peoplethought33(high)ofhim.Becauseofthis,hebecameveryproudandwroteacouplet(对联)for34(him).Knowingallthewordsintheworld;Readingallthebooksontheearth.Awiseoldmansawthiscoupletandthought,“ItisnecessaryforSuShi35(learn)howtobemodest.”So,oneday,hecametoSuShi’shousewithabook.TheoldmanshowedSuShithebookandexplained,“Sofar,I36(read)thebookseveraltimes,buttherearestillsomedifficultwordsthatIcan’tunderstand.Ihaveaskedmanypeople,butnoneofthemcouldunderstandtheir37(meaning).Ihaveheardthatyouareapersonofrichknowledge,soIcometoaskyou.”Fullofconfidence,SuShitookthebookfromtheold38(man)hand,butwhenheopenedit,hebecamevery39(surprise)becausethereweremanywordshedidn’tknow.Atthatmoment,SuShirealizedthatthereweremanymorethingsthathehadtolearn.Actually,theoldmankneweverywordinthisbook.HejustwantedtomakeSuShiknowtheimportanceof40(be)modest.SuShiwasembarrassed(尴尬的)andsaid,“NowIknowwhyyoucame.Ishouldn’thavebeensoarrogant(自大的).”Theoldmansmiledand41(leave).ThenSuShiquicklytookhisbrushandink,andaddedsomewordstothecouplet:Workinghardtoknowallthewordsintheworld;Beingdeterminedtoreadallthebooksontheearth.Fromthenon,heworkedeven42(hard)thanbefore.Finally,SuShimadegreatachievementsinmanyfields,especiallyinliterature.五、任务型阅读阅读下面短文，简略回答问题。Didyouenjoyplayinginnaturewhenyouwereakid?Lindadid.Growinguponafarm,shelovedmakinglittlegardensforbabyanimals.Shestilldoesthesamething,butnowit’smuchbigger:Sheworksasalandscapearchitect(设计师),turningherchildhoodloveintoherlife’swork.So,whatdolandscapearchitectsdo?Thinkofitthisway:Buildingarchitectsdesignthebuildings.Landscapearchitectsdesigneverythingaroundthebuildings.Lindalovednaturewhenshewaslittle.Butshedidn’tknowthiscouldbeajobuntilshewas12yearsold.Oneday,aneighborshowedheracopyofLandscapeArchitecturemagazineandsaid,“Youcangotocollegeforthis.”Andthatchangedherlife.Now,Lindahasabiggoal.Shewantstouseherdesignstofightclimatechangeandprotecttheenvironment.Sheplanstodothisbyusinglessenergyandcreatinglesspollution.Forexample,shedesignsparksandputsmanytreesincertainareas.Thesetreestakeinbadair.Shealsoreshapesthelandnearwatertohelpstopfloodsassealevelsrise.Whatstepscanyoutaketofollowherexample?Youcanstartsmall.Lindasuggeststakingclassesinbiologyandart,orevenjustplantingflowersinyourneighborhoodtohelpbeesandbirds.Allthesesmallactionsaddup.Andyoucanhelpprotectnaturethroughyoureverydaywork.43.WhatdidLindaliketodoforbabyanimalsonthefarm?4344.Whatdolandscapearchitectsdo?4445.WhendidLindalearnthatlovingnaturecouldbeajob?4546.WhatisLinda’sbiggoal?4647.Listtwosmallthingsyoucandoeverydaytohelpprotectnature.(Youranswershouldbedifferentfromtheinformationinthetext.)47六、补全对话阅读下面对话，在每个空白处填入一个适当的句子，使对话完整，