2026-2027学年吉林省第二实验学校（南湖校区）九年级（上）学科自查英语试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026-2027学年吉林省第二实验学校（南湖校区）九年级（上）学科自查英语试卷一、阅读五选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。

Socialpracticeplaysanimportantroleinteenagers'growth.Itservesasabridge，connectingtheknowledgetheygaininclassroomswiththerealworld.

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InChina，manyteenagerstakepartincommunityservices，environmentalprojects，culturaleventsandsoon.Forexample，someteenagersincitiesjoinincommunityserviceactivities，suchasplanningsportsgames，whichcanhelpimprovetheirteamworkskills.

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Teenagersinothercountriestakepartinvolunteering，part-timejobs，orcharity（慈善）work.

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Theycangetpocketmoneythroughthesejobs.InCanada，teenagersjoinfieldsurvival（生存）programs，throughwhichtheylearnsurvivalskillsandleadership.

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First，itletsthemusewhattheylearninschoolinreallife.Forexample，mathskillscanhelpinplanningacharityevent.Besides，whenteenagershelppeopleinneed，likehomelessfamiliesorsickchildren，theylearnkindness.

However，therearesomeproblemsaswell.

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Schoolsarethekeytosolvingtheseproblems.Forexample，schoolscanworkwithcommunitiestoencouragestudentstosupportelderlypeople.Byofferingsuchchances，schoolscanhelpstudentssafelyfindactivitiesthatsuittheirinterestsandabilities.Thisway，socialpracticecanbecomeavaluableandenjoyablepartoftheireducation.

根据材料内容，从下面五个选项中选出能填入文中空缺处的最佳选项，使短文意思通顺，内容完整。

A.Inthecountryside，farmingprogramsallowteenagerstoexperiencegrowingcrops（庄稼）.

B.Socialpracticebenefitsteenagersinmanyways.

C.Withoutguidancefromschoolsorparents，choosingsuitableactivitiescanbedifficultforteenagers.

D.Forexample，intheUS，manyhighschoolstudentsoftentakepart-timejobsatrestaurantsorbookstores.

E.Atpresent，teenagersaroundtheworldarejoiningcolorfulsocialactivities.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、单选题：本大题共10小题，共10分。6.WhenIgothomeyesterday，myparents______watchingTV.（）A.is B.was C.are D.were7.Itisarulethatpassengers

smokeinthehigh-speedrailway.（）A.wouldn't B.needn't C.mustn't D.couldn't8.______aGPSwithyouandyouwillfinditeasiertovisitastrangeplace.（）A.

Take B.

Taking C.

Totaking D.Totake9.Withlotsofstreetperformanceandwinterparties，Harbinbecomesa______touristattractionduringtheIce-SnowFestival.（）A.

friendly B.lively C.lonely D.likely10.________youhavefinishedyourhomework，whynotgooutforawalktorelax？（）A.Since B.Unless C.Though D.Until11.—The

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matter.（）A.something B.nothing C.anything D.everything12.Inthelast20years，China______sofastthatthewholeworldarefocusingonusnow.（）A.

develops B.willdevelop C.

hasdeveloped D.developed13.—Doyouthinkwhat______greatchangesaroundyou？

—Modernscienceandtechnology，ofcourse.（）A.

takesaway B.

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findsout D.takesplace14.—DoyouknowHonghebeatWenshaninDianchaoFootballGamelastweekend？

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excitingthegamewas!（）A.What B.How C.Whatan D.Whata15.—Could

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work三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。

Kelly，SaraandTinawereclassmatesbutnotgoodfriends.OnTuesday，Mrs.Whiteputthemtogethertoworkona

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—makingavolcano（火山）.

Whentheysatdownforthe

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planningmeeting，theyfeltalittleshyatfirst.Thentheyhadafightabouttheproject.

Mrs.Whiterealizedthe

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andcalmedthegirlsdown.Shesuggestedthattheyhaveagood

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andmakealistofthingsonwhichtheyagreedanddisagreed.However，thethreegirlshadtheirownideasandwouldnotworktogethertomoveahead.

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theydidn'tgetanythingdoneuntilWednesday.OnThursdaymorning，Mrs.Whitecalledthegirlsuptoherdesk.

"Areyoureadytofinishup？"sheasked.

Nooneanswered.

"Isthereaproblem？"Mrs.White

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，knowingperfectlywellthattherewasaproblem.Shewantedthegirlstoputitintheirownwords，though.

Afteramomentof

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，Kellybegan，"Well，Ithinkthevolcanoshouldbe

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soitlooksnice""And，"jumpedinTina，"Ithinkitshouldlookrough（粗糙的）androcky，likearealmountain."

"Isee，"saidMrs.White."Whatdoyouthink，Sara？"

"Well，Ithinkitwouldbe

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ifwecouldshowlavaflowing（岩浆流淌）down..."answeredSara.

"Hey!"cutinKelly."That'sagreatidea.Theflowinglavawouldbesmooth，right？"

Tinacaughton，"Soonesidecanbesmooth，andtheothercanberough.Comeon，let'sgofinish!"

Mrs.Whitethoughtthegirlsmighthavesolvedtheirownproblem.

Thenextday，Kelly，SaraandTinastood

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behindtheirmodelvolcanointhefrontoftheclassroom.

"Thisis

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volcano，"Tinasaid."Wemadeitthisshapebecausethat's

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alotofvolcanoesareshaped."

Mrs.Whiteaskedthem，"Canyoutellaboutthestepsyou

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tocompleteyourproject，girls？"

Thegirlslookedateachother.Theyhadn't

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this.Kelly'sfaceturnedred，butshespokeup，"Well，atfirstwedidn'tknowhowtobegin."

Sarawenton

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asmile，"Wethenrealizedthateverybodyhadajobtodo."

"Andeverybodyhasgoodideas，evenifthey'renotwhatyouexpect，"addedTina.16.A.place B.problem C.lesson D.project17.A.first B.last C.only D.another18.A.plan B.situation C.answer D.result19.A.fight B.explanation C.discussion D.competition20.A.Though B.So C.Because D.But21.A.compared B.canceled C.continued D.completed22.A.joy B.silence C.noise D.practice23.A.wide B.high C.soft D.smooth24.A.better B.worse C.more D.less25.A.angrily B.proudly C.carefully D.sadly26.A.my B.her C.our D.your27.A.why B.where C.when D.how28.A.forgot B.dealt C.experienced D.thought29.A.understood B.promised C.doubted D.expected30.A.with B.at C.for D.from四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共15分。A

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Tel：55-8769根据材料内容，选择最佳答案。31.Theclubisopenfor______onSundays.A.5hours B.8hours C.9hours D.10hours32.Afamilywith2adultsand2childrenshouldpay______formembershipeachmonth.A.＄45 B.＄65 C.＄85 D.＄10533."______"isaclubrule.A.Wearcomfortablesportsshoes.

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Inafamily'svegetablegarden，therewasabigrockthatpeopleoftentrippedover（绊倒）andgothurt.Oneday，thesonasked，"Dad，whydon'twedigoutthatannoyingstone？"Thefatherreplied，"Thatrockhasbeentheresinceyourgrandfather'stime.It'shuge，andIhavenoideahowlongitwouldtaketodigitout.Insteadofwastingtimetryingtoremove（移开）it，it'sbettertojustbecarefularounditandletitteachyoutothinksmarter."

Yearslater，theboygrewup，gotmarriedandbecameafatherhimself.Oneday，hisdaughtercomplained（抱怨），"Dad，Ireallyhatethatbigrockinthevegetablegarden.Let'smoveitsomeday."Thefathersaid，"Noway!Thatrockisreallyheavy.Ifitcouldbemoved，itwouldhavebeengonewhenIwasakid."

Thedaughterwasupsetbecauseshehadtrippedoveritmanytimes.Soshedecidedtosolvetheproblem.Onemorning，shegotupearlyandwentintothegardenwithahoe（锄头）inherhand.First，shepouredwateraroundtherocktosoftenthesoilandwaitedfor10minutes.Then，sheusedthehoetodigthesoil.Shethoughtitwouldtakealldaytodigitout，buttohersurprise，itonlytookafewminutes.Therockwasn'tasbigastheyhadthought.Theyhadallbeenfooledbyhowbigitseemed.

Thisshowsthatthethingswethinkareholdingusbackareoftenmadebiggerbyourownworries.Sometimes，itisthe"stubbornstones（顽石）"inourmindsthatstopusfromdiscoveringnewsolutionsandchances.

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。36.Whydidn'ttheboy'sfatherwanttodigoutthestone？______A.Becausehehadtriedoncebutfailed.

B.Becauseitremindedhimofhisfather.

C.Becausehethoughtitwastoohuge.

D.Becausehedidn'thaveenoughtools.37.Whatdidthedaddowhenhisdaughterwantedtodigoutthestone？______A.Hegaveherusefuladvice.

B.Hejoinedhertodoittogether.

C.Heencouragedhertogiveitatry.

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①Thelittleboywantedtodigouttherock.

②Peopleoftentrippedoverthebigrock.

③Thegirldugouttherockeasily.

④Thefathertoldhisdaughtertherockwastooheavytomove.A.②①④③ B.②④①③ C.①②④③ D.①④②③40.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthestory？______A.Hardworkalwayspaysoff.

B.Don'twastetimeonsmallthings.

C.Weshouldlistentoothers'advice.

D.Don'tletimaginationgetinyourway.C

Haveyoueverfeltsickorhadaheadachewhileridinginacar？That'scarsickness，acommonproblem.Ithappensbecauseyourbrainisinsuchasituation：you'resittingstill，butyourinnerearsendsmovement（移动）signals（信号）tothebrain.

Whencarsicknesshits，whatdoyouusuallydo？Somepeopletakemedicine，whileotherstrysittingatthefrontofthecartolookaheadorkeepthewindowopenforfreshair.Thosemethodscanwork，butChinesescientistshavefoundanew，easiersolution—listeningtomusic!Theystudiedhowtohelppeoplefeelbetterfromcarsicknessanddiscoveredthatdifferentkindsofmusichavedifferenteffectsonreducingit.

Thestudyresultswerequiteinteresting.Joyfulmusicworkedthebest，reducingcarsicknessby57.3%Softmusicwasalmostasgood，cuttingdowncarsicknessby56.7%Passionatemusichelpedalittle，witha48.3%reduction.However，sadmusicdidn'thelpatall.Infact，itwasevenworsethandoingnothing.Thecontrolgroupjusthadaresttoreducecarsickness.Theyreportedareductionincarsicknessof43.3%aftertheirrest，whilethosewholistenedtosadmusicreportedareductionofjust40%.

Researchersthinkthatsoftmusichelpsyourelax，whilejoyfulmusickeepsyourmindbusyandhelpsyoufeelgood.Butsadmusiccouldhavetheoppositeeffect.Itmightmakeyoufeelworsebybringingupnegative（悲观的）feelings.

So，nexttimeyoustarttofeelcarsickduringacarride，listentosomejoyfulorsoftmusic!Itcouldmakeyourtripmoreenjoyableandhelpyoufeelbetter.

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。41.Whydowefeelcarsickinacar？______A.Thecarrunstoofast.

B.Freshairisnotenough.

C.Differentsignalsmakethebrainconfused.

D.Wesitfortoolong.42.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"Passionate"inthethirdparagraphmean？______A.gentle B.energeticandexciting

C.sad D.happyandlively43.Whichkindofmusichelpsreducecarsicknessmost？______A.Joyfulmusic. B.Softmusic.

C.Passionatemusic. D.Sadmusic.44.Howdoesthewritershowthestudyresults？______A.Bylistingnumbers.

B.Bytellingpersonalexperiences.

C.Bygivingexamplesoftravelstories.

D.Byintroducingfamousscientists'opinions.45.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？______A.Differentwaystodrivecarssafely.

B.Howmusichelpswithcarsickness.

C.Whypeoplelovedifferentkindsofmusic.

D.Howtochoosemusicforlongtrips.五、阅读判断：本大题共5小题，共5分。

Couldyouimaginebeinginacardrivenbyacomputer，notahuman？Recently，Chinahasmadeabigsteptowardself-drivingtechnology.SinceAugust，driverlesstaxiscanrunonroadsinWuhan，ChongqingandShenzhen.

Whydowedevelopself-drivingcars？Self-drivingcarshavemanyadvantages.Theyusecomputerswithmanycameraswhichcansensealltheobjectsclosetothecarandgivethecomputersanotherroute（路线）.Thenthecarcantakepeopletotheplacewheretheywanttogo.Fordisabledorblindpeople，self-drivingcarscanalsohelpthemgetaroundmoreeasily.

AccordingtoUSCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention，eachyear，morethan1.35millionpeoplearekilledonroadsaroundtheworld.It'sreportedthatself-drivingcarscouldreduceroadaccidentsby90percent.Themaincauseofcaraccidentsishumanerror（错误）.Byusingcomputers，self-drivingcarsdon'tmakepoordecisionsorloseattentionlikehumansdo.

Butself-drivingcarsaren'tperfect.Ifsomethingunexpectedontheroadhappens，self-drivingcarscan'treactasfastasahumandrivercan.Also，duringweathereventslikeheavysnow，self-drivingcarswouldn'tseethelinesontheroadeasily.Itmightleadtoanaccident.Thecar'scomputersystemwouldbebrokenbysomeone，causingittocrash（碰撞）orchangeitsdirection.

It'sclearthatthereisalotofworktodotomakeself-drivingcarscommonandsafeonourroads.AndChinaistakingtheleadinmakingthishappen.

根据短文内容，判断句子正（T）误（F）46.DriverlesstaxishavebeenrunningonroadsinsomeChinesecitiessinceAugust______A.正确 B.错误47.Self-drivingcarscanhelpdisabledandblindpeoplemovearoundmoreeasily.______A.正确 B.错误48.Mostroadaccidentshappenbecauseofbadroadconditions.______A.正确 B.错误49.Self-drivingcarscanreactmorequicklythanhumandriverstounexpectedthings.______A.正确 B.错误50.Chinaisworkinghardtomakeself-drivingcarssafeandwidelyused.______A.正确 B.错误六、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。51.

InXuancheng，AnhuiProvince，therelivesaspecialyellowdog.Peoplecallhim"HuangZhanzhang"，meaning"StationMasterHuang".Whyishecalledthat？Becauseheoftenstaysatthetaxistandlikeastationmaster.Hisyellowcolormakesthenameeasytoremember.

Everymorning，HuangZhanzhangbeginshis"duty".Hewalksaroundthestation，watchesthetaxisandgreetsdriverswithahappywagging（来回摇摆）tail.Thetaxidrivershaveacloserelationshipwithhim.Theysharetheirbreakfastwithhim.Inreturn，hestaysneartheircarsandmakesthemlaugh.Thedriverssayheistheirlittle"angel"（天使）.

However，aterribleaccidenthappenedlastmonth.Whilecrossingaroad，HuangZhanzhangwashitbyacar.Hisrightlegandbackcouldn'tmove.Thedriverswereheartbrokenwhentheyfoundhimlyingbytheroadside.Theyquicklytookhimtotheanimalhospital.Thedoctorsaidanoperation（手术）wasneeded，costingabout3，500yuan.Withouthesitation（犹豫），thedriversstartedtoraisemoney.Manycitizensalsogaveahand.Injusttwodays，theycollectedover4，000yuan.Thankstotheirlove，theoperationwassuccessful.

Now，HuangZhanzhangisrecovering（康复）daybyday.Hecanstandupandwalkafewsteps.Thedriverstaketurnstovisithimwithhisfavoritefood.Everyonebelieveshewillreturntothestationsoon.

HuangZhanzhanghasbecomeawarm"businesscard"ofXuancheng.Hisstoryshowsthekindnessandresponsibilityofthepeoplethere.Lovehasnolimitsbetweenhumansandanimals.

根据短文内容，回答下列问题。

（1）WheredoesHuangZhanzhanglive？

（2）WhatdodriverssharewithHuangZhanzhang？

（3）WhendidtheaccidenthappentoHuangZhanzhang？

（4）Howmuchmoneydidpeoplecollectintwodays？

（5）WhyisHuangZhanzhangasymbolofXuancheng？

七、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。52.

Ifyouareaparentofachildorateenager，youshouldknowthesocialpsychologist（心理学家）JonathanHaidtandhisverypopularbook，TheAnxiousGeneration.

Thebooksaysthatoverthepast15years，theriseofsmartphonesandsocialmedia（媒体）（1）

（change）youngpeople'sbrains.TheAnxiousGenerationhashad（2）

biginfluence，andithasledtolawsintheUSAthatlimit（限制）phoneuseinschools.

Asaparentofa10-year-oldanda14-year-old，Icansaythatinalmost10years，therehasnotbeenaweekwithout（3）

（get）intofightsabouttechnologyanditsuses.TheseincludeiPhones，video