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2026年辽宁沈阳市和平区九年级学情调研问卷英语试卷一、阅读理解

SummerHolidayDayCampDayCampisanall-dayprogram.Youth(aged6-12)cantakepartwhenthesummerholidaycomes.Thisinterestingprogramisaboutsports,gamesandotherfunactivities.

Parentsneedtoknow:

☆DayCampisforchildrenaged6-12.

☆Makesurethechildishealthybeforetakingpart.

☆Nolunchisprovidedduringthecamp.Sochildrenhavetobringlunchthatdoesn’tneedheating.Whatyourchildrencandoatthedaycamp:

●Paint,drawandmakecrafts(手工制品).

●Playsports,playgames,takefieldtripsandhavefreetimeinthegym.

●Watchmoviesanddramas.

●Readbooksaboutdifferentcountries.Programinformation:

May1—May7,2026

8a.m.—5p.m.Registration(登记)information:

◆Online:April8,2026

◆Walk-in:April10,20261.Thetextiswrittenfor________.

A.parentsB.teachersC.studentsD.actors2.Theprogramendson________.

A.May1B.May7C.April8D.April103.Whatcanachilddoatthedaycamp?①learnmaths②playsports③watchmovies④takeexams⑤readbooks

A.①②③B.①③④C.②③⑤D.②④⑤4.Thetextaboveisa/an________.

A.adB.novelC.emailD.diaryManychildrenenjoyclimbing.Haveyoueverclimbedatree,awallorajunglegym(攀爬架)?Whatdidyouenjoyaboutit?Asalittlegirl,Ilovedclimbingthetallesttreestoseetheworldfromuphigh.Growingupintheflatcity,therewerefewchancesformetoclimbhigh.Butinhighschool,Ifoundmyloveforclimbingagain,andnowIcan’timaginemylifewithoutit.Atfirst,Iwasabitimpatientwhenclimbing.Iwouldtrytofindouthowtoclimbthewallquickly,makingquickdecisionsasIwent.ButthistiredmeoutsoonafterIstartedclimbing.IrealizedIneededtochangemymethod.Now,beforeIclimb,Ifirstpicturetheprobleminmymind,usingmyhandstofeeltheholds.It’slikeplayingagameofchess—Iplanmymovesstepbystep.IfIgetstuck,Italktootherexperiencedclimbersforadvice.Ilearnnewskillsandmakenewfriendsthisway.Beingpartoftheclimbingcommunity,Ihavecommunicatedbetterwithothers.Oneofthebestthingsaboutclimbingisthatthere’snosinglerightwaytoclimbawallandthere’salwaysanewchallenge.Ijustfocusonreachingthetopandforgetmyworries.Climbingteachesmepatience,teamworkanddetermination(决心).Idon’tsay“Ican’t.”anymore.Instead,Ifacechallengeswithconfidence.Ifoneplandoesn’twork,Itryanotherway.I’mOKwithmakingdecisions,evenifI’mnotsurewhatwillhappen.Throughclimbing,I’vestrengthenedbothmybodyandmymind,realizingthevalueofproblemsolvingalongtheway.5.Whydidthewriterseldomclimbhighwhenshewasyoung?

A.Becauseshelivedintheflatcity.B.Becauseshewasafraidofheights.C.Becauseshewastooyoungtoclimb.D.Becauseshenolongerlikedclimbing.6.Howdidthewriterchangethewayofclimbing?

A.Byaskingotherclimberstofeeltheholds.B.Byavoidingdifficultchallengesonthewall.C.Byplanningmovescarefullybeforeclimbing.D.Byturningtoherparentsandfriendsforhelp.7.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutthewriterfromthetext?

A.Sheusedtobeconfidentinmakingdecisions.B.Sheonlyclimbsbyherselftofocusonthetop.C.Sheimproveshersocialskillsthroughclimbing.D.Shetalkstootherexperiencedclimbersforadvice.8.Whatisthewriter’smainpurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Toexplainhowtojoinaclimbingcommunity.B.Todescribethereasonwhyshelovedclimbing.C.Toshowthebestwaytosolveproblemsinlife.D.Tosharethelifelessonsshelearnedfromclimbing.Haveyoueverdreamedofturningsomethingyouloveintoyourjob?Itsoundsperfect,butitcanbeahardchoice.Somepeopleworryifahobbybecomeswork,itmaynolongerbringthemjoy.Sohowdoyouknowifit’srightforyou?Tracyonceworkedasatranslator,butlostinterestovertime.Whatshereallylovedwascycling(骑车).Shelearnedtofixbikesandtookajobatalocalbikeshop.Sheenjoyeditsomuchthatsheopenedherownshopforwomencyclists(骑手).Atfirst,everythingwentwellandshefelthappyeveryday.Butsoon,shefoundthatwhatshetrulylovedwasridingbikes,notrepairingthem.Insteadofgivingup,shechangedherplan.Shebegantoorganizecyclingeventsandletothersdotherepairs.Thischangebroughtherbothsuccessandjoy.Jackhadadifferentstory.Hewasaprofessor(教授)oflaw,buthefeltunhappywithhiswork.Whileplayingwithhischildrenonthebeach,hestartedmakingsculptures(雕塑)fromsandandstone.Themorehedidit,themoreitmeanttohim.Hethoughtaboutsellinghisart,butdecidednotto.Helovedcreatingtoomuchtomakeitabusiness.Instead,heshowedhisworksinshowsandexchangedthemforotherthings.Nowheworkspart-timeasaprofessorandspendsmoretimeonhisart.Nowhelivesarelaxinglife,whichmakeshimveryhappywithoutthepressureofmakingmoney.Thesestoriesshowthereisnosingleanswer.Somemixtheirhobbywithwork;otherskeepthemapart(分开的).Whetheryouturnyourhobbyintoajobornot,themostimportantthingistokeepthejoyalive.9.WhydidTracylearnbicyclerepairs?

A.Becauseshewantedtogetajobshereallyloved.B.Becausesheneededmoremoneyforhercycling.C.Becauseshelistenedtoherparents’suggestions.D.Becauseshefoundherjobasatranslatorfunny.10.HowdidTracy’sfeelingschangeinParagraph2?

A.Bored—excited—pleased.B.Tired—disappointed—afraid.C.Surprised—worried—excited.D.Worried—hopeful—interested.11.WhatcanwelearnfromJack’sdecision?

A.Hecaredmoreaboutsharingthanselling.B.Hewantedtobecomefamousforhisart.C.Hebelievedartcouldbringmoremoney.D.Hethoughtlawwasmoreimportantthanart.12.Howdoesthewritershowthemainideaofthetext?

A.Byofferingadvice.B.Byexplainingsteps.C.Bygivingexamples.D.Bylistingadvantages.Haveyoueverthoughtoftravellingintospace?ForpeopleinChina,thatdreamiscomingtrue.Fromfilmstarstoscientists,morethan20famouspeopleinChinahavebookedseatsonthecountry’sfirstcommercial(商业的)spaceflight.TheticketsaresoldbyaBeijingspacecompany.Eachseatcosts3millionyuan.Thatsoundslikealot,butitismuchcheaperthanatripwithElonMusk’sSpaceX,whichcancostupto$50million.Tosaveaseat,passengersmustpaya10%deposit(定金)foraseatonSpaceX.Thecompanyplanstosenditsfirstpassengersintospaceby2028.Thespaceship,calledCYZ1,cancarrysixpeople.Afterlaunch(发射),itwillseparatefromtherocketatabout70kilometersabovetheground.ThenitwillcrosstheKármánLine,thewidelyacceptedlineofspace.Afterthat,itwillreturnsafelytoEarthwithparachutes(降落伞).SomeofthepassengersincludescientistLiLicheng,poetLinXiaoyan,andactorHuangJingyu.Inavideoreleased(发行)bythecompany,onepassengersaid,“Theworldalwaysneedsafewpeoplewhoarealittlecrazy.”Chinaisbackingcommercialspacetravelmorethanever.In2025,theChinaNationalSpaceAdministration(管理部门)carriedoutaplantogivecompaniesmorechancestouserockettestfacilities(设施).ThespaceindustryisalsolistedasakeyindustryinChina’slatestFive-YearPlan.OtherChinesecompaniesarealsojoiningtherace.Onecompanyevensoldtwoticketsduringalivestream(直播).Eachticketrequireda50,000-yuandeposit.SpacetravelmaysoonbecomepossibleformorepeopleinChina.Areyoubraveenoughtojointhemonatriptothestars?13.HowmuchdoesapassengerneedtopayasadeposittosaveaseatonElonMusk’sSpaceX?

A.$3million.B.$50,000.C.$5million.D.$50million.14.Afterthespaceshipseparatesfromtherocket,whatwillhappennext?

A.ItwillgoacrosstheKármánLine.B.ItwilltakepassengerstotheMoon.C.Itwillbelaunchedfromtheground.D.ItwillreturntoEarthwithparachutes.15.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“backing”probablymeaninthetext?

A.Finishing.B.Watching.C.Controlling.D.Supporting.16.Whatisthebesttitle(标题)forthetext?

A.SpaceIndustryinaNewFive-YearPlanB.Theworld’sFirstCommercialSpaceflightC.FamousChinesepeopletoTravelintoSpaceD.SpaceTravel:ADreamComingTrueinChinaDesertsTurnedintoPowerStationsInthedesertsofChina,somethingamazingishappening.Thesedryandsunnyareas,onceseriouslytroubledbydesertification(沙漠化),arenowbeingturnedintopowerstations.17Desertsgetmuchsunlightbutverylittlerain.18However,it’sactuallyperfectforsolarpanels(太阳能板).Tofixtheenvironmentalproblems,Chinahasworkedhardonimprovingtheland.Thankstoeffortslikeplantingtreesandusingsolarpowertohelpthelandrecover,theconditionofover53%ofthelandisnowgettingbetter.By2030,thetotalpowertheseprojectscanproduceisexpectedtoreach455GW(吉瓦).19Besides,insomeotherplaceswherethereislittlewater,peoplewillusesolar-poweredwaterpumps(泵)andmachinesthatmakesaltywaterdrinkable.Thiscanhelpsolveenergyandwatershortagesatthesametime.20Itmakesgreenpower,improvestheenvironment,andsupportsfarming.TheseeffortshelpChinareachitsclimategoalsandcreatenewgreenjobsindryareas.It’sapracticalmodelforanycountrythatwantstoprotectnaturewhilegrowingitseconomy(经济).

A.Thismakesfarminghardforpeople.B.DoyouknowhowChinaachievedthis?C.Whyhavedesertsbeensuchaseriousproblem?D.Expertssaythissmartwaybringsthreegoodthingsatonce.E.Thisenergywillbesenttomanyfarawaycitiesandfactories.二、完形填空MyGrandfather’sGiftOneSaturdayafternoon,Idecidedtovisitmygrandparents.Grandfatherhadbeen21inbed,andIwantedtocheerhimup.WhenIarrived,hewaslookingatanold22.Itshowedhimandhisfriendssittingontheirmotorcycles(摩托车).Grandpaoncelovedridingmotorcycles.WhenIwasyoung,heoftentookmeforrides.Thosewere23memories(回忆).However,anaccidentchangedeverything.Onmytwelfthbirthday,Grandpatookmeforaride.24,acatranacrosstheroad.Toavoidit,Grandpaturnedquicklyandthemotorcycle25.Werolled(滚)intoabush(灌木丛).Luckily,weweren’thurt,buttheaccidentleftaterriblemarkonhim.Fromthenon,heneverrodeagain.Hedidn’teven26metogetamotorcyclelicense(执照).Butsecretly,Igotonelastyear.Grandpastoppedmythoughtandhandedmeabox.Inside,Ifoundashiny27.“Ihavebeenafraidofridingsincethataccident,”hesaid.“ButIwon’tletmyfear28you.Followme.”Icouldn’tbelievemyeyeswhenIsawanewmotorcycle!Thatday,Grandpataughtmethatfacingfearsishardbut29.Hisgiftwasnotjustamotorcycle—itwasalessonaboutloveandcourage.Thismemoryremindsmethatthegreatestgiftsarealwaystheonesthat30ourhearts.21.A.happyB.illC.busyD.nervous22.A.boxB.giftC.pictureD.table23.A.sweetB.sadC.terribleD.old24.A.SlowlyB.SuddenlyC.LuckilyD.Naturally25.A.showedupB.brokedownC.ranoutD.fellover26.A.forceB.warnC.allowD.order27.A.coinB.watchC.ringD.key28.A.helpB.stopC.foolD.find29.A.simpleB.painfulC.meaningfulD.dangerous30.A.touchB.keepC.prepareD.guard三、短文填空阅读短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或者用括号内所给词的正确形式填空,使短文通顺、连贯。Teaisthesecondmostpopulardrinknexttowater.Forthousandsofyears,peoplehaveplanted,picked,anddrunkteain31(Chinese).Amongallthewaysofmakingtea,boilingteaisoneofthe32(old).ItstartedintheTangDynasty(朝代)(618-907).Atthattime,tealeaveswereboiledforalongtimeandsometimespeopleeven33(add)herbs(药草)andfruits.Now,thisoldwayofmakingteaispopularagainamongyoungpeople.It34(call)“stove-boiledtea(围炉煮茶)”.Onapopularapp,thereareabout40,000postsaboutthisnewfashion.Boilingteaonastoveneeds35(care)attentiontothetemperature.Peoplesitaroundthestoveandenjoyhotteawithsnackslikefruitsandcakes.Whiledrinkingtea,theychathappilywithfriends.36numberofyoungpeopleevenweartraditionalhanfu.Itmakes37(they)feelliketheyarelivinginancienttimes.“Stove-boiledtea”islikeotherpopularactivitiessuchascyclingandcamping.Itshowsthatyoungpeoplewant38(get)awayfrombusycities.Asoneyoungladysaid,“Itisaboutboththetea39thewarmthofbeingtogether.”Welive40amodernsociety,buttraditionsstillbringusjoyandpeace.四、任务型阅读阅读短文、然后根据内容回答问题。Thewindisstrong.ZhouJian’shatblowsoff.Hislonghairwavesintheair.Hehearsavoicebehindhim“Isthataboyoragirl?”.Heshakeshishead.“Justonemoremonth!”hesaystohimself.Peopleoftentalkabouthislonghairbehindhisback.Sometimes,theylaughathim,buthejustsmilesandwalksaway.ZhouJianhaskepthishairlongforovertwoyears.Dayafterday,hopegrowstogetherwithhishair.Finally,thetimecomes.ZhouJianwalksintoabarber’s(理发师)shop.Hetakesoffhishatandhishairfalls

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