2026年山东省德州市德城区九年级第二次模拟检测英语试卷

2026年山东省德州市德城区九年级第二次模拟检测英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A．Itlooksverycool.B．Sure.C．It’sonsale.2.

A．Thisway,please.B．You’rewelcome.C．Happybirthday.3.

A．Whatapity!B．Howexciting!C．Well,itdepends.4.

A．Notatall.B．Thankyou.C．That’sOK.5.

A．Nevermind.B．That’sall.C．Goodluck.6.录音中有三个句子，每个句子对应一幅图片，每个句子听两遍，然后选择与句子内容相对应的图片。A.B.C.1.__________2.__________3.__________7.WhenisPeter’ssingingcompetition?

A．OnJune2nd.B．OnJune4th.C．OnJune8th.8.Wherearethetwospeakers?

A．Onamountain.B．Inaboat.C．Underabridge.9.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A．News.B．Weather.C．Future.10.Howoftendoestheboygotoseehisgrandparents?

A．Everyday.B．Onceaweek.C．Onceamonth.11.Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtodo?

A．Takeawalk.B．Buyahamburger.C．Eatinarestaurant.12.Howwasthewoman’sweekend?

A．Joyful.B．Tiring.C．Relaxing.13.Whatwillthewomandowithheroldclothes?

A．Sellthem.B．Throwthemaway.C．Donatethem.14.WhatdidthemandolastSunday?

A．Hepickedapples.B．Hereadinalibrary.C．Hecaredforhisparents.15.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Friends.B．Librarianandreader.C．Parentandchild.二、听力匹配录音中有三小段独白，听独白两遍后，根据独白内容，将信息配对。

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17Nick

18HenryA.hasstrongexpressiveskillsandservesasthegroupspeakertoshowtheirwork

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C.isgoodatplanningandactsastheteamleadertogiveouttasks三、听力填空在学校电台VoiceoftheSchool栏目中，你将听到一段独白。请听独白两遍，根据表格内容提示，记录相关信息，完成表格（每空一词）。

MeetaReporterLucyhasbeenaTVreporterfor19years.

Thereasontobeareporter

She-hasalwaysbeeninterestedinthenews.

Thewaystofindstories

Peoplewillcallusifsomething20happens.

Weneedtokeepaneyeonimportantthingstomakegood21.

Theadvicetobeareporter

Wehavetolearntowrite22.

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A．Toteachpeoplehowtoplayfootball.B．TointroducethehistoryoftheWorldCup.C．TocomparedifferentcitiesinNorthAmerica.D．TosellWorldCuptravelpackagestoreaders.“Coo-COO-coo!Coo-COO-coo!”Forstudentsinthegraduatingclass,springremainsabusyandstressfultimeastheyprepareforthezhongkaoandgaokao.Butoutsidethewindow,itisalsothebusiestseasonoftheyearforbirds.Whileyoufollowyourteacherandreadthepassagesinyourtextbook,yourfeatheredfriendsaresinging,dancingandrunningafteroneanother,hopingtoattractamate.FromthesofttwitterthatfillsthespringvalleyunderWangWei’spentothe“wanderingvoice”thatbringsjoyinWilliamWordsworth’spoem“TotheCuckoo,”birdsonghasinspiredpoetsforcenturies.Butnoteveryoneseesbirdsaslovelymessengersofnature.OnehighschoolstudentinShenzhenrecentlycomplainedabouttheAsiankoelsoncampus.Thebirds’loudcalls—“Ko-EL!”—hadseriouslydisturbed(干扰)hisstudies,soheaskedtheprincipal(校长)todrivethemaway.Icanunderstandhowannoyed(心烦的)thestudentfelt.Livingclosetoseveralparks,Ioftenseelight-ventedbulbuls,spotteddovesandorientalmagpie-robinsinmyneighborhood.Thesebirdsareallexcellentsingers.Inspringtime,theirloudmatingsongsoftenwakemeupasearlyas4a.m.!Butshouldwetrytoremovethesebirdsfromourlivesjustbecauseoftheirunplanneddisturbance?TheprincipaloftheShenzhenhighschoolsaidno.Whilewecallourschools—andourcities—ourhomes,theyaren’tonlyours.Countlessbirds,insectsandothercreatureslivehere,too.Asourneighbors,theyshouldhavethesamerighttofollowtheirnaturalinstincts(天性).Weshouldn’talwaystrytoshapeourworldtofitourneeds.Rather,astheprincipalputit,weshouldlearnto“livewithit.”Infact,alittle“disturbance”canevenbehelpful.Muchlikeyou,IlearnedEnglishbylisteningtoCDsrecordedinquietstudios(录音棚).Then,thefirsttimeIspokewithanativespeakerinreallife—inarestaurantwithmusicplaying,peoplechattingandallkindsofbackgroundnoise—Icouldhardlyfocusonhiswords.Myguestlaughedandsaid,“Youcan’talwayslearnwiththeseperfectrecordings!”AsIwrotethisarticle,amalespotteddovewascooingandbowingtoafemalebesidehim.WhenIturnedtolookatthem,theyquicklyflewaway.Weretheyjusttooshytofindtheirlovestoryonthisfrontpage?29.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph3?

A．Birdshaveinspiredmanypoets.B．Notallpeoplethinkbirdsarelovely.C．Birdsaremuchmoreactiveinspring.D．Mostpoetslikecuckoosbestofallbirds.30.WhatkindofbirdmadelouddisturbingsoundsontheShenzhencampus?

A．Cuckoos.B．Asiankoels.C．Spotteddoves.D．Orientalmagpie-robins.31.Whydidtheauthormentionbeingwokenupbybirdsat4a.m.?

A．Toshowhesleepsverylightlyinspring.B．Tocomplainaboutthenoisybirdsnearby.C．Toprovethecityenvironmentisgettingbetter.D．Toshowhecantrulyunderstandthestudent’sfeeling.32.Whichofthefollowingismostlikelytheprincipal’sreplytothestudent’scomplaint?

A．“Thecampusshouldbeveryquiet.”B．“Youshouldlearnmoreaboutbirds.”C．“Humansshouldsharespacewithbirds.”D．“Youshouldworkhardertoprepareforthegaokao.”33.Whatdoestheauthorwanttotelluswithhisrestaurantexperience?

A．Noisealwaysbringstroubletopeople’slives.B．StudentshadbetternotlistentorecordedEnglish.C．Thereisadifferencebetweenclassroomandreallife.D．Atotallyquietlearningenvironmentisnotalwaysgood.Fromayoungage,wearetaughtnottolie.Butdopeoplesometimesliewhenitistotheiradvantage?Iftheydolie,howoftendotheydoso?Whatkindofliesdopeopleusuallytell?Thesearethequestionsthatinterestresearchers.Tostudylyingbehaviorwithoutinfluencingthebehaviorofaliar,researchershavedevelopedsomecreativeexperiments.Oneisthedie-under-the-cupexperiment.Eachparticipant(参与者)sitsaloneinaclosedroom.Infrontoftheparticipantisacupwithasmallholeandadie.Eachparticipantisaskedtocoverthediewiththecup,shakethedie,peekthroughthehole,andreportthenumberonthedie.Theyaretoldthatthehigherthenumbertheyreport,themoretheygetpaid,whichmeansiftheyreport2,theywillreceive$2,and6for$6.Inthisexperiment,itisworthwhileforthemtoreportahighnumbertoreceivemoremoney.Theyknowonlytheycanseethetrueresult.Whenpeoplerolladie,thechanceofrollinganynumberfrom1to6isthesame—exactly1/6(about16.67%).So,ifalargenumberofparticipantsrolladieandreportthenumbertheyreallysee,thenabout1/6wouldreport1,1/6wouldreport2,andthelike.However,ifparticipantslieandreporthighernumberstogetmoremoney,thepercentageofparticipantsreporting1or2wouldbelowerthan1/6.Hereiswhattheresearchersfound.Participantsweremorelikelytoreportmorehighnumbers(4,5,6)andfewerlownumbers.However,insteadofalwaysreportingthehighestnumber,participantsusuallyreportedslightly(稍微)highernumbersthanwhattheyrolled.Whydopeoplelieonlyalittle?Somestudiesnoteitisimportantforpeopletothinkofthemselvesashonestpeople,sotheybalancethewishtobenefitfromtheliewiththewishtokeepapositiveself-image(自我形象).Also,thewishtokeepapositivesocialimageisanotherreason.Thefearofbeingseenasaliaroftenreducesthepossibilitytolie.Howisitpossibletousethesefindingstoreducedishonesty?InastudyintheUK,aimedatstoppingpeoplefromstealingbicycles,researchersplacedsignsnearthebicycle-parkingareawithaphotographofeyesandthewords“wearewatchingyou.”Afterthat,fewerbicycleswerestoleninthoseareas.Theimageandwordsincreasedpeople’ssocialimageconcerns(担忧).Thatmeansthefindingsareusefulinreducingdishonestytosomedegree.Futureexperimentsshouldtesthowthesefindingsmighthelppeoplebemorehonestindifferentreal-lifesituations.34.Whatareparticipantsaskedtodointheexperiment?

A．Guessthedienumberwithoutlooking.B．Showtherealdienumbertothepublic.C．Comparedienumberswithotherparticipants.D．Shakethedieandreportthenumbertheyseealone.35.Whichofthefollowingcanbestshowtheresultofthedie-under-the-cupexperiment?

A．B．C．D．36.Whydopeopleonlytellsmallliesintheexperiment?

A．Theyareafraidoflosingmoney.B．Theywanttokeepagoodself-image.C．Theyknowotherswillknowthetruth.D．Theycannotremembertherealnumber.37.WhatcanwelearnfromtheUKstudy?

A．Eyepicturescanremindpeopletobehavehonestly.B．Bikestealingismainlycausedbysocialpressure.C．Clearrulescanstoppeoplefromtellingsmalllies.D．Peoplecarelittleabouttheirsocialimageinpublic.38.Howdoesthewriterdevelopthepassage?

A．Bylistingproblemsandhavingdiscussions.B．Bypresentingafactandtellingpersonalstories.C．Byraisingquestionsandshowingrelatedresearch.D．Bycomparingdifferentopinionsonacommonhabit.Whatifnature’smosthatedblood-suckerwereactuallyahigh-techgift?Itsoundsimpossible,butitishappeningrightnowinalab.Scientistshavefoundthatthelong,needle-likemouth(针状嘴)ofamosquito,calledtheproboscis,isaperfecttool.Usually,mosquitoesusethistinystrawtosuckblood.However,newresearchshowsthatitcanalsoserveasagreatnozzle(喷嘴)for3Dprinting.EngineerChanghongCaoandhisteamatMcGillUniversityareleadingthisstudy.Theycallit“3Dnecroprinting.”Thistermcomesfromnecrobotics,whichmeansusingrealanimalpartsinmachines.Tofindthebestprintertip,theteamsearchedthroughnature’s“toolbox”.Theycheckedoutinsecttails,sharpteeth,andsmallpointedparts.Intheend,theychosethefemalemosquito.Itsmouthisnotonlyverytough(坚硬的)butalsoquitethin.Infact,itisonlyhalfthewidthofafinehumanhair!Tomakeitwork,theteamdesignedaspecialprinteraroundthemosquito’smouth.Theyalsocoatedthepartwithresin(树脂)tostopitfrommovingduringtheprocess.Thesenaturaltipshavemanyadvantagesovertheoneshumansbuild.Most3Dprintingnozzlesonthemarketareexpensiveandveryhardtomakeatsuchatinysize.Butby“borrowing”fromamosquito,Cao’steamprintedlinesthataremuchthinnerthanthosemadewiththebestfactorytools.Thisclevertricklowersthecostwhilereachingverysmallsizesthatwereonceimpossibletohit.Itshowsthatsometimes,natureisabetterinventorthanweare.Sofar,this“mosquitoprinter”hascreateddifferentshapeslikehoneycombsandmapleleavesusingaspecialbioink(生物墨水).Inthefuture,theteamhopestousethemosquito’smouthinmedicineasatinyneedletogivemedicinetobodies.Astheresearchersexplorethesenewtools,theyareexcitedtoseewhatelsenaturecanoffer.39.Whatsurprisingthinghavescientistsfoundaboutthemosquito’smouth?

A．Itisthickerthanahumanhair.B．Itcanbeusedtosuckbloodinalab.C．Itcanworkasapartofa3Dprintingmachine.D．Itisahigh-techgiftthatscientistsgavetonature.40.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“nature’stoolbox”meaninParagraph2?

A．Bodypartsofanimalsinnature.B．Realwoodenboxesinthewild.C．Theshapesmadebythe3Dprinter.D．Smallmedicaltoolsfromnature.41.Whydidtheteamchoosethefemalemosquito’smouthastheprintertip?

A．Becauseitnaturallyproducesresin.B．Becauseitiseasytofindandcheap.C．Becauseitisbothstrongandverythin.D．Becauseitisthehardestobjectinnature.42.Whatisonepossiblefutureuseofthemosquito’smouthaccordingtothepassage?

A．Toputmedicineintothehumanbody.B．Tocreatehoneycombsandmapleleaves.C．Tomakeamedicinethatkillsmosquitoes.D．Toreplaceall3Dprintingnozzlesinfactories.43.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TheHiddenDangerofMosquitoesB．TheFutureof3DPrintingTechnologyC．ANewHigh-tech3DPrintingMachineD．MosquitoesHelpImprove3DPrinting阅读短文，从短文下面的六个句子中选择五个还原到短文中，使短文通顺完整、衔接自然。Plasticisoneofthemostusefulmaterialsintheworld.Itprovidesmanybenefitstoourlivesbecauseitischeapandconvenient.Forexample,twoorthreehundredyearsago,clotheswerequiteexpensive,somanypeopleonlyhadoneortwosetsofclothestowear.Now,withplasticslikenylonandpolyester,clotheshavebecomemuchcheaper.44.Forexample,thingslikepianokeys,whichwereoncemadefromivory,arenowusuallymadefromplastic.Thissavedthelivesofmanyelephants.45.Someplasticissostrongthatittakesmorethan400yearstobreakdownbeforereturningsafelytotheenvironment.Whenplasticisputinalandfill,theharmfulmaterialsinsidecangetintothesoilandwaterunderground.Whenplasticrubbishisburnt,itfillstheairwithharmfulgas.46.Rainwashesthatrubbishintotherivers.Fromthere,itissweptouttothesea.Seaanimalscangetcaughtinitorhurtbyit.Worseyet,sometimesfisheattheplasticasfood,anditgetsintotheirbodies.Whenthefishgettoourdiningtable,theplasticwouldgetintohumans’bodiesandharmourhealth.Whatcanwedoaboutthisproblem?47.Forexample,bringyourownreusablebagwhenshopping.Buyproducts,suchasclothingandtoothbrushes,madeofnaturalmaterials.Avoidbuyingproductswithplasticpackaging.Saynotosingle-useplasticitems—plasticspoonsandforks,plasticfoodcontainersandstraws,etc.Whileplasticisconvenientanduseful,intheend,mostofitwilllastlongeronourplanetthanwewill.48.

A．Thebestsolution,fornow,istouselessplasticB．PlasticwastehasbecomeaserioushiddendangerinourdailylivesC．AnotherproblemisthatplasticrubbishisoftenthrownonthegroundD．PlasticcanalsobeusedtoreplaceotherthingsthatarerareorvaluableE．However,whileplastichasmanybenefits,italsocauseslotsofproblemsF．Letusnotleavethisproblemtoourfuturegenerationswhenwecandealwithitnow五、选词填空阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从下面方框内所给11个词中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化，填入空白处，每空一词。

history,two,true,but,he,never,if,unlucky,win,challenge,whenThereisafamoussaying:failureisthemotherofsuccess.Butlifeisn’talwaysthatsimple.Whatiffailureisfollowedbymorefailure,andsuccess49appears?Itwasthe2004OlympicGames.Twenty-three-year-oldMatthewEmmonshadonegoldmedalalready.Heraisedhisgun.Withnineperfectshotsinhand,hecouldwinanothergoldmedalwithhiseyesclosed.Bang!Ohno!Hemissedandshotsomeoneelse’starget!HeendedtheOlympicGameswithouta50medalaroundhisneck.ButEmmonsrefusedtogiveup.Heallowed51tobesadforjustonenight.Thenhewentbacktotraininghard.HeaimedoncemoreatbeinganOlympicchampion.However,overtheyears,badluckstucktohimlikeglue.52repeateditselfattheBeijingOlympics.Hemissedanothershotandlostoutonthegoldmedal.Andlifehandedhimmore53.Hewastoldthathehadcancer.Hegotthroughthedisease,54henevermadeitasanOlympicchampionagaininhissportinglife.SomemightconsiderEmmonsoneofthe55athletesinhistory.ButEmmonswouldn’tagree.Healwayslooksatlifeonthebrightside.Forhim,thosefailureshavemadehisliferich.Onthatnightin2004,aftermissingtheshot,hewentoutwithsomefriends.That’s56hemethisfuturewife.Andwhilehewasunluckytohavecancer,hetookitasachancetospendtimewithhisfamily.Hedidn’twinallthemedals,butheisa57atwhatreallycounts-life!It’simportanttolearnlessonsfromfailures.Anditisequallyimportanttoacceptthem.Whenyou’vetriedyourbest,justsmileandenjoythejourney.Failuredoesnotalwaysbringsuccess,butitcanalwayshelpyougrow.Rememberthat“success”and“win”don’tmeanthesamething.Successis58somuchmorethanthat.阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从方框内所给11个动词中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化（可添加助动词或者情态动词），填入空白处。

create,wash,advise,hurry,rise,come,wait,keep,search,move,greet“Grandma,I’mback!”Ipushedthewoodendoor,andthesmellofmeatwithsunshine59me.Grandma60clothesintheyard.Hearingmyvoice,sheturnedherheadaround.“Comein,61!You’vegrowneventalleragain!”Shetookmyhand,ledmetotheroom,andthenmysteriouslyopenedher“treasurehouse”—anold-fashionedwoodenboxinthecorner.“Look!Here’syourfavoritebeef.”Grandmasaid,takingoutaredplasticbag.Itookit,andfounditwasashardasasmallstone.“Isitgood?I62itforalongtime!”“Yes,it’sdelicious,sodelicious!”Ireplied.Grandmabentdownagainatonce63forsomethinginthebox.“Andthere’ssomethingelse...”I64byherlove.Tearsquietlyrandownmyface.Severaldayslaterwhenwewereleaving,Grandmaasked,“Willyoucomehomemoreoften?”Mumnodded,withtearsinhereyes.Tomysurprise,my70-year-oldGrandmasmiledlikealovelykid.Atthattime,IsuddenlyrealizedthatGrandmawasn’tstoringsnacks,but65reasonsforustocomehome.Onthewaybacktothecity,happiness66fromthebottomofmyheartwhenIopenedapieceofcandythatGrandmagaveme.Thecandywasabithard,butitwasmeaningfulforme.ItookaphotoandshareditonmyMoments:Grandma’s“BlindBox”—everypieceisfulloflove.Ialsomadeupmymindtovisitmygrandmaduringthenextholiday.Lovehasnofixeddate.Italwaysstaysand67forus.We68homemoreoften,andneverleaveitwaitingalone.六、任务型阅读阅读短文，根据题目要求完成各小题。Imagineyou’refocusingonthescreen,controllerinhand.Yourmomwalksin.Whatmightshesay?Butwait—whatifyou’renotsitting?You’rejumpingupanddownandpunching(打拳)theair!Youarenotgaming—you’reactuallyexergaming!So,whatexactlyisexergaming?Itreferstovideogamesthatrequirephysicalmovements.Exergamesusemotion-sensing(运动传感)technologycameras,orspecialequipmenttotranslateyourreal-worldbodymovementsintoin-gameactions.Exergamingcantakeplaceanywhere,suchasinthegym,atschoolorevenathome.Accordingtoth