吉林省第二实验学校（南湖校区）2026-2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题（含答案）

吉林省第二实验学校（南湖校区）2026‑2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题一、单项选择1.WhenIgothomeyesterday,myparents________watchingTV.A．is

B．was

C．are

D．were2.Itisarulethatpassengers________smokeinthehigh‑speedrailway.A．wouldn’t

B．needn’t

C．mustn’t

D．couldn’t3.________aGPSwithyouandyouwillfinditeasiertovisitastrangeplace.A．Take

B．Taking

C．Totaking

D．Totake4.Withlotsofstreetperformancesandwinterparties,Harbinbecomesa________touristattractionduringtheIce‑SnowFestival.A．friendly

B．lively

C．lonely

D．likely5.________youhavefinishedyourhomework,whynotgooutforawalktorelax?A．Since

B．Unless

C．Though

D．Until6.Thevolunteerworkmakesmerealizethatevenasmallactofkindnesscanbring________great.A．something

B．nothing

C．anything

D．everything7.Inthelast20years,China________sofastthatthewholeworldisfocusingonusnow.A．develops

B．willdevelop

C．hasdeveloped

D．developed8.—Whatdoyouthink________greatchangesaroundyou?—Modernscienceandtechnology,ofcourse.A．takesaway

B．bringsabout

C．findsout

D．takesplace9.—DoyouknowHonghebeatWenshaninDianchaoFootballGamelastweekend?—Yes.________excitingthegamewas!A．What

B．How

C．Whatan

D．Whata10.—Couldyoutellme______?—Heisadoctor.Heworksinahospitalnearourschool.A．whatyourfatherdoes

B．whereyourfatherworks

C．howyourfathergoestowork

D．whenyourfathergoestowork二、完形填空Kelly,SaraandTinawereclassmatesbutnotgoodfriends.OnTuesday,Mrs.Whiteputthemtogethertoworkona___11___—makingavolcano(火山).Whentheysatdownforthe___12___planningmeeting,theyfeltalittleshyatfirst.Thentheyhadafightabouttheproject.Mrs.Whiterealizedthe___13___andcalmedthegirlsdown.Shesuggestedthattheyhaveagood___14___andmakealistofthingsonwhichtheyagreedanddisagreed.However,thethreegirlshadtheirownideasandwouldnotworktogethertomoveahead.___15___theydidn’tgetanythingdoneuntilWednesday.OnThursdaymorning,Mrs.Whitecalledthegirlsuptoherdesk.“Areyoureadytofinishup?”sheasked.Nooneanswered.“Isthereaproblem?”Mrs.White___16___,knowingperfectlywellthattherewasaproblem.Shewantedthegirlstoputitintheirownwords,though.Afteramomentof___17___,Kellybegan,“Well,Ithinkthevolcanoshouldbe___18___soitlooksnice.”“And,”jumpedinTina,“Ithinkitshouldlookrough(粗糙的)androcky,likearealmountain.”“Isee,”saidMrs.White.“Whatdoyouthink,Sara?”“Well,Ithinkitwouldbe___19___ifwecouldshowlavaflowing(岩浆流淌)down...”answeredSara.“Hey!”cutinKelly.“That’sagreatidea.Theflowinglavawouldbesmooth,right?”Tinacaughton,“Soonesidecanbesmooth,andtheothercanberough.Comeon,let’sgofinish!”Mrs.Whitethoughtthegirlsmighthavesolvedtheirownproblem.Thenextday,Kelly,SaraandTinastood___20___behindtheirmodelvolcanointhefrontoftheclassroom.“Thisis___21___volcano,”Tinasaid.“Wemadeitthisshapebecausethat’s___22___alotofvolcanoesareshaped.”Mrs.Whiteaskedthem,“Canyoutellaboutthestepsyou___23___tocompleteyourproject,girls?”Thegirlslookedateachother.Theyhadn’t___24___this.Kelly’sfaceturnedred,butshespokeup,“Well,atfirstwedidn’tknowhowtobegin.”Sarawenton___25___asmile,“Wethenrealizedthateverybodyhadajobtodo.”“Andeverybodyhasgoodideas,evenifthey’renotwhatyouexpect,”addedTina.11.A．place

B．problem

C．lesson

D．project12.A．first

B．last

C．only

D．another13.A．plan

B．situation

C．answer

D．result14.A．fight

B．explanation

C．discussion

D．competition15.A．Though

B．So

C．Because

D．But16.A．compared

B．canceled

C．continued

D．completed17.A．joy

B．silence

C．noise

D．practice18.A．wide

B．high

C．soft

D．smooth19.A．better

B．worse

C．more

D．less20.A．angrily

B．proudly

C．carefully

D．sadly21.A．my

B．her

C．our

D．your22.A．why

B．where

C．when

D．how23.A．forgot

B．dealt

C．took

D．thought24.A．understood

B．promised

C．doubted

D．expected25.A．with

B．at

C．for

D．from三、阅读理解A根据材料内容，选择最佳答案。26.Theclubisopenfor________onSundays.A．5hours B．8hours C．9hours D．10hours27.Afamilywith2adultsand2childrenshouldpay________formembershipeachmonth.A．$45 B．$65 C．$85 D．$10528.“________”isaclubrule.A．Wearcomfortablesportsshoes.B．Minibasketballgamesneedtobebooked.C．Foodanddrinksarenotallowedintheclub.D．Kidsaged5‑6canplayaloneinthespecialarea.29.FamilySportsClubis________.A．ontheleftofHappyKidsPlaygroundB．nexttoHappyKidsPlaygroundC．atNo.58onGreenValleyRoadD．besideSunshinePark30.Wecanreadthetextinthe________partofamagazine.A．travel B．life C．science D．artsBInafamily’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。31.Whydidn’ttheboy’sfatherwanttodigoutthestone?A．Becausehehadtriedoncebutfailed.B．Becauseitremindedhimofhisfather.C．Becausehethoughtitwastoohuge.D．Becausehedidn’thaveenoughtools.32.Whatdidthedaddowhenhisdaughterwantedtodigoutthestone?A．Hegaveherusefuladvice.B．Hejoinedhertodoittogether.C．Heencouragedhertogiveitatry.D．Hetoldheritwasimpossible.33.Howlongdidittakethegirltodigouttherock?A．Awholeday. B．Afewminutes. C．Tenhours. D．Tendays.34.Whichistherightorderoftheeventsaccordingtothepassage?①Thelittleboywantedtodigouttherock.②Peopleoftentrippedoverthebigrock.③Thegirldugouttherockeasily.④Thefathertoldhisdaughtertherockwastooheavytomove.A．②①④③ B．②④①③ C．①②④③ D．①④②③35.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthestory?A．Hardworkalwayspaysoff.B．Don’twastetimeonsmallthings.C．Weshouldlistentoothers’advice.D．Don’tletimaginationgetinyourway.CHaveyoueverfeltsickorhadaheadachewhileridinginacar?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。36.Whydowefeelcarsickinacar?A．Thecarrunstoofast.B．Freshairisnotenough.C．Differentsignalsmakethebrainconfused.D．Wesitfortoolong.37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Passionate”inthethirdparagraphmean?A．Gentle. B．Energeticandexciting.C．Sad. D．Happyandlively.38.Whichkindofmusichelpsreducecarsicknessmost?A．Joyfulmusic. B．Softmusic. C．Passionatemusic. D．Sadmusic.39.Howdoesthewritershowthestudyresults?A．Bylistingnumbers.B．Bytellingpersonalexperiences.C．Bygivingexamplesoftravelstories.D．Byintroducingfamousscientists’opinions.40.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Differentwaystodrivecarssafely.B．Howmusichelpswithcarsickness.C．Whypeoplelovedifferentkindsofmusic.D．Howtochoosemusicforlongtrips.DCouldyouimaginebeinginacardrivenbyacomputer,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)。41.DriverlesstaxishavebeenrunningonroadsinsomeChinesecitiessinceAugust.42.Self‑drivingcarscanhelpdisabledandblindpeoplemovearoundmoreeasily.43.Mostroadaccidentshappenbecauseofbadroadconditions.44.Self‑drivingcarscanreactmorequicklythanhumandriverstounexpectedthings.45.Chinaisworkinghardtomakeself‑drivingcarssafeandwidelyused.ESocialpracticeplaysanimportantroleinteenagers’growth.Itservesasabridge,connectingtheknowledgetheygaininclassroomswiththerealworld.___46___InChina,manyteenagerstakepartincommunityservices,environmentalprojects,culturaleventsandsoon.Forexample,someteenagersincitiesjoinincommunityserviceactivities,suchasplanningsportsgames,whichcanhelpimprovetheirteamworkskills.___47___Teenagersinothercountriestakepartinvolunteering,part‑timejobs,orcharity(慈善)work.___48___Theycangetpocketmoneythroughthesejobs.InCanada,teenagersjoinfieldsurvival(生存)programs,throughwhichtheylearnsurvivalskillsandleadership.___49___First,itletsthemusewhattheylearninschoolinreallife.Forexample,mathskillscanhelpinplanningacharityevent.Besides,whenteenagershelppeopleinneed,likehomelessfamiliesorsickchildren,theylearnkindness.However,therearesomeproblemsaswell.___50___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‑timejobsinrestaurantsorbookstores.E．Atpresent,teenagersaroundtheworldarejoiningcolorfulsocialactivities.四、任务型阅读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。51.WheredoesHuangZhanzhanglive?___51___52.WhatdodriverssharewithHuangZhanzhang?___52___53.WhendidtheaccidenthappentoHuangZhanzhang?___53___54.Howmuchmoneydidpeoplecollectintwodays?___54___55.WhyisHuangZhanzhangasymbolofXuancheng?___55___五、短文填空Ifyouareaparentofachildorateenager,youshouldknowthesocialpsychologist(心理学家)JonathanHaidtandhisverypopularbook,TheAnxiousGeneration.Thebooksaysthatoverthepast15years,theriseofsmartphonesandsocialmedia(媒体)___56___(change)youngpeople’sbrains.TheAnxiousGenerationhashad___57___biginfluence,andithasledtolawsintheUSAthatlimit(限制)phoneuseinschools.Asaparentofa10‑year‑oldanda14‑year‑old,Icansaythatinalmost10years,therehasnotbeenaweekwithout___58___(get)intofightsabouttechnologyanditsuses.TheseincludeiPhones,videogames,socialmedia,andYouTube.___59___thesetechnologiesarenotallbad,theymakepeople___60___(want)tousethemallthetime.Andtherearenotenoughrulesaboutthem.Sopeopleusetheminways___61___hurtthemselves.Youngpeople’sstudyandmaking___62___(friend)arebothhurt.Itisfuntohavetheworldonyourphone.Mykidlearnedtomakepizzafromonlinevideos.Ilikewatchingmyfavoritewriters’interviewsonlinetoo.Butwhenpeopleonlywatchthingsonlineinstead___63___doingthingsinreallife,problemsgrow.Formanypeople,thebalance(平衡)betweenonlineandreallifeisbroken.WhatisespeciallygreataboutTheAnxiousGenerationisthatitmakespeoplethinkmore___64___(careful)abouttheproductsthatshapetheirdailylives.Ithelpspeople___65___(well)fightthebadinfluenceoftheonlineworldth