2026年山东省菏泽经济技术开发区九年级阶段性学业水平考试检测（一）英语试卷

2026年山东省菏泽经济技术开发区九年级阶段性学业水平考试检测（一）英语试卷一、阅读理解MorethanthreemonthshavepassedsinceAustraliabannedsocialmedia(社交媒体)forunder-16s.Howhaslifechangedforteenagersthere?Thereporterrecentlyinterviewedfourofthemtofindout.

EmmaWilliams,15I’llbe16inafewweeks,soI’mnottooworriedabouttheban(禁令).Mostofmyfriendsareolderthanme.Someofthemkeepfunnyshortdramasandshowthemtome.Weusuallyhaveagoodlaughtogether.Theonly“trouble”I’venoticedisthatI’msometimesoutoftheloop.Idon’talwaysunderstandthememes(梗)myfriendsaretalkingabout.PiaMonti,13Thebandoesn’treallyaffectmebecauseIonlyaddmyreal-lifefriendsonsocialmedia.Icanstillhavefunwiththeminperson.WhenIwasyounger,Icouldn’twaittojoinsocialmedia.Now,Idon’treallycare.I’verealizedthatI’mabletoconnectwithmyfriendswithoutusingsocialmedia.EwanBuchanan-Constable,15Onthelastdaybeforethebantookeffect,everyonewasbusyexchangingphonenumbers.Beforetheban,veryfewofusdidthis.I’vedevelopedcloserfriendshipswithpeople.Whatahappyaccident!GraceGuo,14Thebanhasmademerealizethatwesometimesdependtoomuchonsocialmedia.Thereareplentyofotherwaystorelaxandstayconnected.IcanstillsearchforandwatchvideosonYouTube.SinceIcan’tuseappslikeInstagram,I’vestartedtextingmore.ButIhaven’tbeenusingtechnologyasmuchsincethebancameintoeffect.1.Whyisn’tEmmaworriedabouttheban?

A．Shewillbe16inafewweeks.B．Shedoesn’tlikeusingsocialmedia.C．Shecanwatchfunnyshortdramasonline.2.WhatdoesPiathinkofsocialmedianow?

A．It’snecessaryformakingfriends.B．Shedoesn’tcareaboutitanymore.C．Ithelpshertoconnectwithfriendsbetter.3.WhatcanweinferfromEwan’sandGrace’swords?

A．Gracethinksthebanismeaningless.B．Graceusestechnologymorethanbefore.C．Ewanfeelsthankfulforcloserconnections.WheneverItravelalone,Ilovechattingwithlocalsandaskingfortheirrecommendations(推荐).It’sagreatwaytogainthebestlocalexperiences.I’mluckytohaveaGermanfriendnamedLena,whohaslivedinChina’sJiangnanareaforthreeyears.ShetoldmethatitisoneofthebestseasonsforpickingteainHangzhou,sowejoinedahalf-daytourtoexperienceitourselves.WewenttotheMeijiawuTeaFarmtopickLongjingtea.Wewerewarmlyreceivedbyafarmerwhohasbeenworkingintheteafieldsfor30years.HeexplainedthattimeplaysakeyroleinthequalityofLongjingtea.ThebestteaisusuallypickedandroastedbeforetheQingmingFestival,whilethesecond-bestteaisproducedbetweenQingmingandGuyu.AfterGuyu,thequalitydropssharply,andthetea-pickingseasonusuallyendsinMay.Thetop-gradeLongjingteacansellforupto8,000yuanper500grams.Aftertryingourhandatpickingtea,wequicklyunderstoodwhythepricecouldbesohigh.Teapickingisfarmoretiringthanitlooks.Aftertwohoursofpicking,thetwelveofustogetherhadn’tevenfilledonebasket.Yetapairofexperiencedhandscanpickonly600gramsoffreshleavesaday.Theseleavesarethendriedintojust130gramsofLongjingtea.Afterweputdownourbaskets,thefarmertreatedustosometop-gradeLongjingtea.Ittastedsmooth,withalightsweetness.Theflavor(味道)remainedonmytongueforalongtime,almostlikemagic.Itwastheperfectendingtoadaythatleftbothourhandsandheartsfull.4.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewriter’stravelstyle?

A．Shelikestotravelwithfriends.B．Shevaluesreallocalexperiences.C．Sheavoidschattingwithstrangers.5.Whenisthebesttimetopicktop-qualityLongjingtea?

A．BeforetheQingmingfestival.B．BetweenQingmingandGuyu.C．AfterGuyuuntilMay.6.Whyistop-gradeLongjingteasoexpensive?

A．Itsflavoristrulymagical.B．Itneedsveryskilledteapickers.C．Thepickingprocessisreallyhardwork.7.Whatdoes“handsandheartsfull”meanforthewriter?

A．Theycarriedmanytealeaves.B．Theyexperiencedbotheffortandjoy.C．Theysuccessfullypickedmuchtea.Onedaylastmonth,AntonyAumann,acollegeprofessorintheUS,wasgradingessays(论文).Whilehewasreadingthe“bestpaperintheclass,”ared“warning”flagsuddenlywentup.Later,Aumannaskedthestudentwhetherhehadwrittentheessayhimself.Thestudentshookhishead.HeadmittedtousingChatGPT,achatbot(聊天机器人)thatcananswerquestionsaswellaswriteemails,poemsandessays.SinceAIlabOpenAIintroducedChatGPTinNovember2022,ithasenjoyedhugepopularity.Studentsareusingittodotheirhomeworkforthem.Allovertheworld,professorslikeAumannareredesigningtheircourses.Somehavedecidedtoincludemoreoralexamsandhandwrittenpapers.Gonearetaskslike“writefivepagesonthisorthat.”Instead,professorsaredesigningquestionsthattheyhopewillbetoocleverforchatbots.Someareaskingstudentstowriteabouttheirownlives.Manyschools,however,areunwillingtobantheuseofChatGPTaltogether.Theyare,instead,treatingitthewaytheytreatcalculators(计算器).Inthefirstplace,theydon’tbelieveabanwouldbeeffective.StudentswillfindwaystouseChatGPTiftheywantto.Moreover,ChatGPTisunlikelytobethelasttechnologicaldevelopmentoftheirkind.Ratherthanstayawayfromthem,studentsandteachersshouldlearntomakeuseofthem.TheUniversityatBuffaloinNewYork,forexample,hasincludedadiscussionofAItoolsinitscourses.Theschoolisusingittoteachstudentsaboutbeinghonest.Itisalsohelpingthemtounderstandboththestrengthsandtheweaknessesofchatbots.SomestudentshavestartedlearninghowtoworkwithAItools.LizzieShackneyisastudentattheUniversityofPennsylvania.SheusesChatGPTtoquicklyproducealargenumberofpossiblyusefulideasforherpapers.Shethenthinksovertheseideasanddecideswhattoaddinherpapersandwhattoleaveout.Shealwayswritesherpapersherself.“WithAItools,Iwon’thavetospin(空转)mywheels,”shesaid.“ButI’malsonotgoingtodependonthemtodoeverythingforme.”8.ProfessorshavetriedtostopstudentsfromusingChatGPTbyaskingthemto________.

A．writeabouttheirownlives.B．writefivepagesonacertaintopic.C．writeabouttheweaknessesofAItools.9.WhatistheattitudeoftheUniversityatBuffalotowardsAItools?

A．Against.B．Supportive.C．Afraid.10.WhathasLizzieShackneybeenusingChatGPTtodo?

A．Writeherpapersforher.B．Helpherdecidewhattoincludeinherpapers.C．Producesomepossiblyusefulideasforherpapers.11.Thearticleismainlyabout________.

A．howstudentsandteachersaredealingwithAItoolsB．whyusingAItoolscanprobablybeharmfultostudentsC．howstudentscanunderstandtheimportanceofbeinghonestScientistshavediscoveredtheworld’slargestfieldofseagrass.Theydiditusingvideosthathadbeentakenbysomeunusualhelpers:tigersharks.Seagrassesusuallygrowinshallowwatersnearcoastlines.Theygrowinthickfields,knownasmeadows(草场).Theseseagrassmeadowshelptocleantheocean’swater,andprovidefoodandshelter(居所)formanyseacreatures.Theyarealsoabighelpinthefightagainstclimatechange.That’sbecausetheystorehugeamountsofcarbon(碳).Carbonismakingglobalwarmingworse.Iftheseseagrassmeadowsaredamaged,theywillsendthispollutionbackintotheair.Thoughthey’reveryimportant,scientistsdon’thaveagoodideaofthesizeandnumberoftheworld’sseagrassmeadows.Tryingtofindthesemeadowsfromabovetheseawaterscanbequitedifficult.Theworld’soceansaresolargeinsizethatit’simpossibletomakeacompletestudyofthembydiving(潜水).Sosomescientistsdecidedtohavetigersharkshelpwiththeresearch.Theseanimalswerechosenasresearchassistantsbecausetheyspendlotsoftheirtimeinandaroundseagrassmeadows.Researchersfixedcamerastothefinsofseventigersharks.Thesharksthencarriedthecamerasandtraveledformilesovertheseafloor.Thecamerasweredesignedtofalloffafterafewhoursandthenfloat(浮)backuptothesurface.Thescientistsfindthecamerasandcollectthevideosthesharkshadtaken.ThescientistslearnedthatthewatersaroundtheBahamasarehometothelargestseagrassmeadoweverdiscovered.Theresearcherssaythemeadowcouldbeaslargeas92,000squarekilometers.Thediscoverymeansthattheworldhasabout40%moreseagrassmeadowsthanscientistshadthought.Theprojectshowsapowerfulnewwaytoexploretheocean.Inotherwords,underwateranimalscanhelpustolearnmoreaboutlifeunderthesea.Animalsliketigersharksaregoingtotakeustonewplacesthatwedidn’tevenknow.12.What’sthevalueofseagrassmeadows?

A．Theyreleasecarbonandpollutetheocean.B．Theyprovidefoodforseacreaturesandstoremuchcarbon.C．Theyproducedrinkingwaterforhumansandreducepollution.13.Whydidscientistschoosetigersharks?

A．Theyoftenstaynearseagrassmeadows.B．Theycanswimfasterthananyotherfish.C．Theyeatgrassandknowwheretofindit.14.WhatdoesthediscoveryaroundtheBahamasmean?

A．Allseagrassmeadowsareover90,000squarekilometers.B．Theworldhasmoreseagrassmeadowsthanscientistsexpected.C．It’simpossibletocountseagrassmeadowsinotheroceans.15.Whichsentencebestdescribestheproject’smeaning?

A．Itprovessharksarethesmartestunderwateranimals.B．Ithelpspeopleunderstandwhysharksneedprotection.C．Itshowsunderwateranimalscanhelphumansdoresearch.Weallneeddeep,lastingfriendshipswithotherpeople.Makingfriends,however,isassimpleasitisdifficult.16Hereissomeexperts’advice.Accepttheawkwardness(尴尬).HeatherHavrileskyisanagonyaunt(情感问答专栏作者).17“Manypeoplethinkthateverybodyalreadyhashisorherfriends,”shesays.“Thisisawrongidea.Nobodyalreadyhasenoughfriends.”Itisuncomfortabletosendthefirstmessageorhangoutforthefirsttime.Youhavetoacceptthatawkwardness.Spendtimeonyourhobbies.Ifyouaskpeoplehowyoucanmakenewfriends,manyofthemwilltellyoutotrypickingupahobby.18“Dothethingsyoulike,andyouwillnaturallydrawpeopletoyou,”shesays.“Youwillmeetpeoplewiththesamehobbies.”19Ifitdoesn’twork,remindyourselfthatyouhavemanytalents.Youdon’tneedtofocusononlyonehobby.Careaboutyourfriends.Ifyouwanttohavedeepfriendships,youhavetotakecareofthem.InherbookTheArtofShowingUp,RachelWilkersonMillersharestwotipsonstrengtheningfriendships:(1)Takenotes.Yournoteswillhelpyourememberyourconversationswithyourfriends.Theywillofferyoutopicstotalkaboutlater.(2)Rememberthenamesofotherpeopleinyourfriends’lives.Youmayasktoseepicturesofthepeopletheyaretalkingabout.20

A．Havrileskysaysthatthistrulyworks.B．Youmaystartwithyourfavoritehobby.C．Shesuggestsstartingwithpopulargames.D．Doyoufindithardtomakenewfriends?E．Theywillhelpyoubetterrememberthesepeopleinthefuture.F．Shepointsoutweshouldbelieveothersalsoneedfriends.二、完形填空Livingwithahostfamilyisa21experience.Althoughbeingawayfrommyfamilyforalongtimecanbechallenging,itallowsmetoseethingsinadifferentway.IgrewupnearthePacificOcean.Myfamilylovedspendingtimeatthebeach,22Ioftenfeltboredwhenwewentthere.WhenImovedtoGermanyandsharedmybeachstorieswithmyhostfamily,theywereverysurprised.Theysaidtheywouldnever23achancetovisittheocean,whichtheysawasamagicalplacetheyhadonlyseeninmoviesorreadaboutinbooks.Once,weweretryingtodecidewhattodoonaSaturdaymorning.Myhostdad24visitinganearbycastle(城堡).Thekidscomplainedandsaid,“Ohno,notanothercastle!”IwassurprisedbecauseIhadneverseenarealcastlebefore.Inmycountry,castlesareuncommon,sotheideaofvisitingonewas25tome.ThatSaturday,wewenttothecastle,anditwasamazing.Thecastlewasancient,withtallstonewallsandtowers.I26whatlifewasliketherehundredsofyearsago.Myhostfamilyshowedmearound,andweexploredthecastletogether.Fromthisexperience,Ilearnedthatboththeoceanandoldcastlescanbefunplacestovisit—ifyouhavetheright27.Livingwithmyhostfamilytaughtmeto28newexperiencesandtoseethebeautyinthingsImightnothavenoticedbefore.Smallchangesinourdailylifecanopenoureyestotheworldaroundus.It’snevertoolatetotrysomethingnewand29thebeautyintheordinary.Thisjourneywithmyhostfamilyhas30mealifelongloveforexploringnewculturesandplaces.21.A．commonB．specialC．difficult22.A．butB．soC．or23.A．giveoutB．giveinC．giveup24.A．suggestedB．finishedC．stopped25.A．boringB．excitingC．tiring26.A．imaginedB．forgotC．doubted27.A．planB．taskC．thought28.A．refuseB．valueC．avoid29.A．admireB．hideC．share30.A．lentB．soldC．taught三、短文填空Doyougetlotsofreadinghomework?Youmightwishthatyoucould31(read)fasterthanbefore.Somepeoplesaythatyoucanlearntoreadatsuper-highspeeds.Butexperts32(agree).“Speed-readingisnotactuallypossible,”saidElizabethSchotter,ascientistattheUniversityofSouthFlorida,US.Schotterpointedoutthatpeoplewhoteachothershowtospeed-readareusuallydoingittomakemoneyby33(sell)coursesandbooks.Infact,thespeed-readingprogramme34(introduce)firstlytothepublicin1959byUSeducatorEvelynWood.SeveralUSpresidentshaveevenaskedtheirstafftotakespeed-readingcourses.35,thereisnorealsciencebehindspeed-reading.Schotterexplainedthatreadingisn’taneasytask.Ithasfoursteps:seeingaword,retrieving(检索)itsmeaningfromyourmemory,connectingitwithotherwordsin36samesentenceandthenmovingontothenextword.Itusesmanypartsofthebrainat37(same)time.Itcan’tbespedup.However,skimmingispossible.Itmeanspeoplereadapassagequicklyandonlylookfor38(importance)wordsorsentences.Skimmerscangetthemainideaofapassage,especiallyifthey’refamiliarwiththetopic.Buttheywillnotbeabletorecallallofthedetails.So,isthereawaytobecomeafasterreader?Researchsuggeststhatyoushouldtrytoimproveyourvocabularyand39(simple)readmore.Themoreyouread,thebetteryourreadingskillswillbecome,andyou’llfindit40(easy)tofinishyourreadinghomeworkinlesstime.四、任务型阅读Withthedevelopmentofeducation,moststudentsarehavingabetterschoollife.It’sevenbelievedthatinthefuture,moreandmorestudentswillenjoytheirschooldaysmorefully.Herearefivetipsforabetterschoollife.1.Gettoclassontime!Sure,it’stempting(诱人的)tosleepinandbelate.Butteacherssayyoushouldalwaysgettoclassontime.Inthepast,studentshadtowalkalongwaytoschool.Theywerealwaysontimebecausetheyhadnochoice.Thinkaboutit:Doyouhavethesamesenseofresponsibilityastheydidinthepast?2.Studyhard!It’simportanttostudysubjectsthatinterestyou,suchasmathandscience.Playingvideogamesisnothelpfulforyourstudies.Youshouldonlydoitonceinawhile.Spendingtoomuchtimeonthewrongactivitieswillharmyourgrades.3.________________Whenwewereyoung,weplayedwithourneighbors.Teenagersdonotneedasmanyfriendsaswhentheywerechildren,butit’simportanttohaveafewgoodfriends.Atweekends,you’vegotmoretime,souseitnotjustforfun,butformakingfriendstoo.4.Don’tbenervous.Beconfident!Manypeoplebelievethatconfidenceisimportantforoursuccess.Sometimesitisnoteasytobeateenagerbecauseofthechallengesofschool,tests,orrelationships.Ifyou’reworriedaboutsomething,talktoyourparentsoryourteacher.5.Saynotocheating!Yes,youknewIwasgoingtosaythis!It’ssoimportant.Cheatingisnotsmart.Itisharmful.Itharmsyourcharacterandyourfuture.Thinkabouthowyourteachersandfri