四川资阳市某中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题（含答案）

四川资阳市某中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题一、阅读理解AMikeSmith

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841.Whatinformationcanwegetfromthepassage?A．HotelsandTickets.  B．AreaandPopulation.  C．TravelLinesandTransport.  D．WeatherandTemperature.2.Ifyouwanttoenjoytherainforests,whichlinecanyouchoose?A．EastLine.  B．WestLine.  C．MiddleLine.  D．NorthLine.3.WhatcanwetasteduringthetripinHainan?A．Seafoodandcoconutdrinks.  B．Hamburgersandpizza.  C．Beefnoodles.  D．Hotpot4.Wherecanyoumostprobablyreadthispassage?A．Inasciencereport.  B．Inahistorytextbook.  C．Onatravelwebsite.  D．Onafoodadvertisement.BThenameLondongaveOliveranidea.Nobodycouldeverfindhimthere!Itwasagoodplaceforbraveboys,anditwouldbethebestplaceforhim.Hewalkedtwentymilesthatday.Theonlythinghehadtoeatwashispieceofbreadandsomewaterwhichhebegged(乞讨)fromhousesneartheroad.Onthefirstnight,hesleptunderatree,feelinglonely,coldandhungry.Travelersontheroadrefusedtogivehimmoneyandtheysaidhewasalazyyoungboy.Farmerssenttheirdogstorunafterhim.Onlytwopeoplewerekindenoughtofeedhim:anoldwomanandagate-keeperontheroad.Earlyontheseventhmorningofhisjourney,OliverfinallyreachedthelittletownofBarnet,justoutsideLondon.Henoticedthataboy,whohadpassedhimafewminutesbefore,camebackandlookedathimcarefully.Afteralongtime,theboywalkedtoOliver.TheboywasaboutOliver’sage.Hehadadirty,commonboy’sface,buthebehavedlikeanadult.Hewasshortforhisageandhadlittle,sharp,uglyeyes.Heworeaman’scoatwhichreachedalmostdowntohisfeet.“Hello!What’sthematterthen?”theboyasked.“I’mverytiredandhungry.IwanttogotoLondon,butwalkingforaweekexhaustsme.”answeredOliver,almostcrying.“Ididn’tgetmuchmoney,butdon’tworry.Icanbuyyousomefood.AndIwillbeinLondontonight.Iknowaveryniceoldgentlemantherewho’llletyouliveinhisplaceandnotevenaskyouformoney.Doyouwanttogowithme?”theboyasked.Oliverwasdeeplythankfulforthisofferandtalkedforalongtimewithhisnewfriend.HisnamewasJackDawkins,buthewasusuallycalled“TheArtfulDodger.”“Artful”becausehewasverycleveratgettingwhathewanted,and“Dodger”becausehewasverygoodatnotgettingcaughtwhenhedidsomethingwrong.Whenheheardthis,Oliverfeltverydoubtful(怀疑的).However,hewantedtomeetthekindoldgentlemaninLondon,whowouldhelphim.Afterthat,hecoulddecidewhethertocontinuethefriendshipwiththeArtfulDodger.—AdaptedfromOliverTwist5.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?A．Oliverhadenoughfoodduringhistrip.B．PeopleonthewaywereallfriendlytoOliver.C．Oliverfoundaniceplacetosleepeverynight.D．OliverhadahardtimeonhiswaytoLondon.6.WhatistheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“exhaust”inParagraph5?A．用尽。  B．使精疲力尽。  C．详尽讨论。  D．抛弃。7.WhatisthecorrectorderofOliver’sexperiences?A．③①④②  B．①④②③  C．④①②③  D．①④③②8.HowdidOliver’sfeelingschangeinthestory?A．hopeful→grateful→exhausted→lonely→doubtfulB．lonely→hopeful→exhausted→grateful→doubtfulC．lonely→exhausted→grateful→hopeful→doubtfulD．hopeful→lonely→exhausted→grateful→doubtfulCPlayingamusicalinstrumentisnotonlyfun,butitmightalsobehelpfultoourbrains(脑)!Scientistsaredoingastudywithpeopleaged40andoldertoseehowplayingmusicaffectsbrainhealth.Theyhavelookedatresultsfromover1,000adultsandfoundthatplayinganinstrumentorsingingcanimprovetheirmemoryandcognitivespeed(认知速度).AnneCorbett,aresearcherfromtheUniversityofExeter,saysthatbeingmusicalcouldhelpkeepourbrainsstrongaswegetolder.Shebelievesmusicaleducationisimportantandweshouldletolderadultsreturntomusicinlaterlife.StuartDouglas,a78-year-oldwhoplaystheaccordion,sharedhisstory.Helearnedtoplaytheaccordionasaboyandhasbeenplayingitallhislife.Henowperformswithaband.Heseeshowmusichelpspeoplewithmemoryproblemsandbelievesthatcontinuingwithmusicintoolderageplaysanimportantroleinkeepingbrainshealthy.TheideaforthisstudycamefromGaiaVetere,amedicalstudentwholovesplayingthepiano.“Iamveryinterestedinresearchingtherelationshipbetweenmusicandcognition.Doingthestudyischallenging,butIhavelearnedalotandit’strulyameaningfulexperience,”shesaid.9.AccordingtoAnneCorbett,whatshouldolderadultsdotokeeptheirbrainsstrong?A．Getintomusic.  B．Dovolunteerwork.  C．Makemorefriends.  D．Pickupnewhobbies.10.HowdoesthewritershowtheimportanceofmusicinParagraph3?A．Hedescribesascene.  B．Hegivesanexample.  C．Heshowssomenumbers.  D．Heanswerssomequestions.11.WhatdoweknowaboutGaiaVetere?A．Sheisamusicteacher.B．Shehasmemoryproblems.C．Shewishestohelpolderadultsbyteachingthemmusic.D．Shestudiestherelationshipbetweenmusicandcognition.12.Whatcanwelearnfromthestudy?A．Musiclearningmuststartyoung.B．Musiclearningiseasierforolderpeople.C．Playingmusichaslittletodowithcognition.D．Playingmusicimprovesmemoryinolderadults.DHeythere!Imaginethis:yougetavideocallfromyourbestfriend,wholooksandsoundsexactlylikeyourfriend,andisworriedlyaskingyouformoney.Butwait...isitreallythem?Maybeit’sanAIscam(诈骗).AIscamshappenwhenscammersuseAItocopypeople’svoices,createfake(假的)videoscalled“deepfakes”,andtrickpeopleintogivingawaytheirmoneyorpersonalinformation.Herearesomesimple,practicalwaystoprotectyourselffromAIscams.Setupasecretfamilypasswordwithyourfamilyandclosefriends.Youcanpickasillybuteasy-to-rememberphrase,suchas“dancingorange”.Ifyougetasuspicious(可疑的)request,askforthepasswordfirst.Arealfamilymemberorfriendwillknowit,butafakeAIneverwill.Second,neverreplyorsendmoneyrightawaytounexpectedcallsormessages.Contactthepersonthroughatrustedphonenumberorapp,oraskyourparentsorteachersforhelpatonce.Also,AIisnotperfect.Fakephotosorvideosoftenhavesmallmistakes,likestrangehandsorunnaturallysmoothskin.Textmessagesthatsoundtooperfectorusemanystrangeemojisarealsowarningsigns.Moreover,neversharetoomuchpersonalinformationonline,asAIneedsittocopyyourvoiceorappearance.TalkaboutAIscamswithyourfamilyandfriendstohelpeveryonestaysafe.Remember,seeingorhearingisnotalwaysbelievingintheAIage.Alwaysstop,thinkandcheckbeforetrusting.Staysharpandstaysafe.13.Whyshouldweneversharetoomuchpersonalinformationonline?A．Becauseitmusthurtourfamilymembers.B．Becauseitcancausesomehealthproblems.C．BecauseitmayhelpAIscammerscopyus.D．Becauseitwillmakeourphonesrunslowly.14.WhatdoscammersuseAItodoinAIscams?A．Tocopypeople’svoicestomakecalls.B．Tomakeinterestingshortvideosforgreatfun.C．Tocopyvoicesandcreatefake“deepfake”videos.D．ToteachpeoplehowtouseAItechnologycorrectly.15.Whichhasthesamemeaningastheunderlinedword“sharp”?sharp/ʃɑːp/adj.①锋利的；②敏锐的，警惕的；③急剧的；④严厉的A．Thesharpknifecutthebreadeasily.B．Youmuststaysharpwhenyougetstrangeonlinemessages.C．Thecompanysufferedasharpfallinsalesthismonth.D．Hissharpwordsmadeherfeelsad.16.Accordingtothepassage,whichisthebestfamilypasswordagainstAIscams?A．“Whatcoloristheapple?”“Blue.”B．“Wheredoesthesunrise?”“Intheeast.”C．“Howistheweather?”“It’sSunny.”D．“Whendoflowerscomeout?”“Inspring.”E根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有一项为多余选项。HowtoManageYourTimeBetterAsaGrade9student,youmayhavemorehomeworkandexamsthanbefore.Manystudentsfeelstressedbecausetheydon’thaveenoughtime.However,youcanlearntomanageyourtimebetter.Herearesomeusefultips.First,makeato-dolisteverymorning.Writedownthethingsyouneedtodoandputtheminorderofimportance.___17___.Thisway,youcanuseyourtimewiselyandfinishthemostimportantthingsfirst.Second,stayawayfromyourmobilephonewhilestudying.Itiseasytospendhoursonshortvideosorgames.___18___.Ifyoureallyneedit,useitonlyduringyourbreaktime.Third,don’ttrytodoeverythingatonce.Ifataskistoobig,divideitintosmallerparts.___19___.Forexample,youcanspend30minutesonmathsandthentakeashortrest.Finally,remembertoleavesometimeforyourself.Exercise,sleep,andrelaxationarealsoimportant.___20___.Withgoodtimemanagement,youcanstudybetterandenjoyyourlifemore.A．Soyoucanputyourphoneinanotherroom.B．Thishelpsyourememberwhatyouhavetodo.C．It’sagoodideatostartwiththemostdifficulttask.D．Trytodoonesmallpartatatime.E．Youwillfeelhappierifyoukeepabalancebetweenworkandrest.二、语法选择Asanoldsayinggoes,“Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.”Andthisstoryisaperfectexample.KuangHengwasbornand___21___upinapoorfamily.Helovedreadingmorethananything.Hehadtoworkduringtheday,___22___hecouldonlyreadatnight.Buthewastoopoortobuycandles.Oneday,hefound___23___neighborhadcandles,butthelightcouldn’tcomeintohisroom.Afterthinkingforawhile,hehad___24___goodidea.Hedugasmallholeinthewallsothathecouldmakeuse___25___thelight.Fromthatdayon,hereadbookseverynightuntilthelightwentout.Soon,hehadnomorebookstoreadathome.Thenhewenttoarich___26___houseandsaidhewouldworkforhimwithoutanypayment.Therichmanasked___27___hechosetoworkforfree.KuangHengreplied,“Ijustwanttoborrowyourbookstoread.”Hearingthis,therichmanwas___28___andheagreed.Inthisway,hewasable___29___alotofbooks.WhenKuangHenggrewup,hebecameoneof___30___scholars(学者)inChina.21.A．growsB．grewC．willgrowD．isgrowing22.A．soB．butC．orD．because23.A．heB．hisC．himD．himself24.A．theB．anC．/D．a25.A．inB．toC．ofD．for26.A．manB．man’sC．men’sD．men27.A．whyB．howC．whenD．where28.A．touchB．touchesC．touchingD．touched29.A．readB．readingC．toreadD．reads30.A．famousB．morefamousC．themostfamousD．mostfamous三、完形填空根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。Lastmonth,myclasswenthiking.Atthefootofthemountain,wesawtwopaths(小路).Onewaswideandflat(平的)withmanypeoplewalkingonit.Theotherwasnotandhad___31___visitors.Mostclassmateschosetheeasypath,butmyfriendLilyandIpickedthehardone.___32___itlookedsharpandtiring,wekeptclimbing.Wehelpedeachotheroverrocksandstoppedtorestonlywhenwefeltreally___33___.Ontheway,wesawbeautifulflowersandheardbirdssinging—thingstheothergroupdidn’t___34___.Whenwereachedthetop,wewerethe___35___onesthere!Theviewwasamazingandwefeltsoproud.Later,ourteachertoldusasecret:Thepaththatmostpeopleavoidedwas___36___theshortesttothetop.Wesoonrealizedwhyfewerpeoplechosethisway—itneededmore___37___.Thisexperiencetaughtmealesson:hardpathsarelesscrowdedbecausenoteveryone___38___totry.Ifwewanttoachieveourdreams,weshouldn’t___39___easily.Instead,weshouldfacethechallengesbravely.NowwhenIstudydifficultsubjects,Ialwaysrememberthishike.Iknowthateveryhardstepwillleadme___40___tosuccess,andIlookforwardtothebeautifulviewahead.31.A．someB．manyC．muchD．few32.A．AlthoughB．ButC．WhileD．Before33.A．hotB．relaxedC．tiredD．upset34.A．haveB．noticeC．getD．try35.A．secondB．lastC．firstD．next36.A．actuallyB．suddenlyC．hardlyD．quietly37.A．workB．timeC．actionD．effort38.A．knowsB．hatesC．daresD．has39.A．giveupB．gooffC．comeupD．giveaway40.A．fartherB．closerC．easierD．harder四、选词填空从方框中选择单词，并用其正确形式填空，然后将答案写到答题卡相应的位置上。每词限用一次。firstwishescalledAsiantheypolitewoodusespreadbeDifferentcountrieshavedifferenteatingcultures.Inwesterncountries,peopleusuallyeatfoodwithaknifeandfork.ButinChina,chopsticksplayanimportantroleinourdailylives.Chinesehave___41___chopsticksformorethan3,000yearssofar.Laterthey___42___toVietnam,KoreaandJapan.Andnowtheyhavebecomeanimportantsymbolof___43___cultures.Inancienttimes,chopstickswere___44___“zhu”.Laterpeoplecalledthem“kuaizi”.Theyarecommonlymadeof___45___,bamboo,stone,silverandothermaterials.Bambooandwoodenchopsticksareverypopular.ForChinese,chopsticksareconvenienttouseandcheapinprice,andalso“kuaizi”hasameaningofgood___46___.Chinesepeopleusechopstickseveryday.Butdoyouknowmoreabout___47___?InChinesemeals,it’sacommoncustom(习俗)toallowelderstotakeuptheirchopsticks___48___.Itshowstherespectandlovefortheoldpeople.However,there___49___afewthingstoavoidwhenusingchopsticks.Youshouldn’tpointatanyonewithchopsticks.Andit’s___50___touseyourchopstickstohitanemptybowlwhileeating.WhenyoutraveltoChina,you’dbetterlearntousechopstickswell.It’snoteasy,soyouneedtopractice.五、任务型阅读阅读下面短文并回答问题，然后将答案写到答题卡相应的位置上。请注意词数要求。LuXun(1881-1936)wasoneofthemostimportantwritersinmodernChina.HisrealnamewasZhouShuren,andhewasborninShaoxing,ZhejiangProvince.WhenLuXunwasyoung,hisfatherwasillforalongtime.TheywenttomanytraditionalChinesedoctors,butnonecouldsavehislife.In1896,hisfatherpassedaway.ThismadeLuXunbelievethatChinesemedicinewasnoteffective,sohedecidedtogotoJapantostudyWesternmedicine.Hewantedtobecomeadoctorandsavemorepatientslikehisfather.However,duringhistimeinJapan,hesawsomethingthatchangedhislifeforever.HerealizedthattheChinesepeople’sspiritwasweak,aswellastheirbodies.Hebelievedthatwritingcouldwake(唤醒)peopleupandchangetheirthoughts.So,hemadealife-changingdecision:hegaveupmedicineandbecameawriter.LuXun’sworksarefulloftruthandcourage.HismostfamousworksincludeDiaryofaMadman,TheTrueStoryofAhQ,andKongYiji.Inthesestories,hecriticized(批判)theoldsocietyandshoweddeeploveforhiscountryandpeople.Hiswritingstyleissimplebutpowerful.Eventoday,hiswordsstillencouragereaders.LuXunspenthiswholelifehelpinghiscountrywithhispen.ReadinghisworkshelpsusunderstandChina’shistoryandlearntobebraveandresponsible.Hisstoriesremindustothinkdeeplyandcareforourcountry.LuXun’sspiritlivesonineverypageofhisworks.51.WasLuXunborninZhejiangProvincein1881?(Nomorethan3words)___51___52.WhendidLuXun’sfatherpassaway?(Nomorethan2words)___52___53.WhydidLuXungiveupmedicineandbecomeawriter?(Nomorethan13words)___53___54.WhatdidLuXunwriteaboutinhismostfamousworks?(Nomorethan14words)___54___55.DoyouthinkitisnecessarytoreadLuXun’sworks?(Nomorethan3words)___55___六、书面表达56