安徽六安市皋城中学2026-2027学年上学期初三阶段性目标检测（一）英语试卷（含答案）

安徽六安市皋城中学2026-2027学年上学期初三阶段性目标检测（一）英语试卷一、单项选择1.—Let’sgoclimbingthisafternoon.—Youmustbejoking!Ihavea

ofheights.A.sense B.power C.fear D.stage2.Recently,Chinahasdevelopedthefirstrobotthatcanplaytennis.This

thatrobotscanreallydodifficultthings.A.proves B.considers C.reminds D.reports3.—Judy,youmisspelledtheword“luckily”as“luckly”.—Oh,I’lladdthe

letter“i”rightaway.A.unusual B.missing C.personal D.formal4.Wecanenjoyallthewatersports,or

lieonthebeachinsuchgoodweather.A.hardly B.especially C.simply D.successfully5.IhadagreattimeatthepartylastnightthoughIdidn’tknow

there.A.somebody B.nobody C.everybody D.anybody6.—Whynotjointhechessclub?—Soundsgood.Iwill

tomorrow.A.putup B.packup C.signup D.hangup7.YesterdaythetemperaturewasmuchhigherthanIexpected.Itwas

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℃.A.below B.above C.under D.among8.—HasMarywateredtheflowersinthesecretgardenyet?—Yes,she

italready.She

tenminutesago.A.hasdone;hasfinished B.did;hasfinished C.did;finished D.hasdone;finished9.Thisworkneedscloseteamwork.Nothingwillbeachieved

weworkwelltogether.A.if B.assoonas C.unless D.although10.—Mum,I’mweakinEnglishandafraidoffailingthefinalexam.—

.I’msureyou’llmakeprogressinEnglishifyoustudyhardfromnowon.A.Noway B.Comeon C.Welldone D.Seeyou二、完形填空A“Ireallywantedtotrymakingcookies,Mum!I’matwelve-year-old

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.Icandoit!”Isaid.I

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mymumtosayyesbecausemyfriendJudycouldcookalone.MybrotherJacksonlaughed,“Youcooking?Itwon’tgowell!”Iwasnervous,notvery

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whethermyparentswouldletmetry.Atlast,Mumagreed.Iwenttothekitchenrightawayto

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thecooking.Iputeggsandbutterinabowlandusedamixer(搅拌器).ButassoonasIturnediton,buttersplashed(飞溅)everywhere!Itriedagain.Ifollowedthesteps,butImadeabig

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—Iforgottoaddtheflour!WhenI

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theoven,thecookieslookedlikeasticky(黏稠的)mess.ThenJacksoncame,andhehelpedmeholdthebowl.I

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addedtheflourandputthebatter(面糊)backintheoven.Afewminuteslater,thecookieswere

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.Icouldsmellthesweetnessfillingtheroom.Iwantedmyfamilytotrythemfirst,soItookthemtomyparents.Mumsmiledandsaid,“Youdiditsuccessfully!”Dad

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oneandsaiditwasdelicious.Ilearnedit’sokaytomakemistakes.Makingmistakesispartofmy

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.Thebestthingwasn’tjustthecookies.ItwasthatIcoulddoit.11.A.teenager B.teacher C.parent D.doctor12.A.invited B.expected C.allowed D.taught13.A.hard B.happy C.excited D.sure14.A.lookfor B.carefor C.preparefor D.payfor15.A.mistake B.state C.meal D.connection16.A.bought B.described C.broke D.checked17.A.quietly B.quickly C.heavily D.kindly18.A.ready B.round C.common D.terrible19.A.sounded B.touched C.tasted D.smelt20.A.confidence B.health C.talent D.growthBCloseyoureyesforaminuteandimaginewhatlifewouldbelikeifyoucouldn’tsee.Imaginehavingtoreadthistext,notwithyour

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butwithyourfingers(手指).Howdoyoufeelthen?Withmedicalknowledgeandskillstoday,two-thirdsoftheworld’s42millionblindpeopleareseeinga

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future.Richcountrieshavethisknowledge.

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,notalldevelopingcountriesdo.ORBISisaninternationalcharitable(慈善的)organization.Itsgoalistohelp

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blindnessallovertheworld.InsideaDC-8airplane,thereisateachinghospitalwithatelevisionroomandaclassroom.Doctorsaretaughtthe

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technologyhere.Withit,theycanhelptheblindget

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againhere.ORBISisalwaystryingtokeepacloserrelationshipamongcountries.ORBIShelpsthose

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countrieswhicharepoorinmedicalknowledgebyprovidingsight-savingtraining.Ithastaughtover35,000doctorsandnurses.Theycontinueto

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thousandsofblindpeopleeveryyear.Theyhavetravelledaroundthe

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3timesandvisited76countriesandtreatedover20,000blindpeople.Theyarealsocallingonmorepeopleto

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theminhelpingopentheblindeyestotheworld.Wouldyouliketogivethemahelpinghand?21.A.teeth B.ears C.eyes D.legs22.A.clever B.strong C.friendly D.bright23.A.Unluckily B.Suddenly C.Especially D.Surprisingly24.A.forget B.grow C.get D.fight25.A.weak B.latest C.false D.angry26.A.height B.sight C.weight D.voice27.A.developing B.powerful C.beautiful D.ancient28.A.trouble B.turn C.throw D.treat29.A.moon B.beach C.earth D.ocean30.A.give B.turn C.look D.join三、补全对话根据对话内容，从方框内的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有两项为多余选项。A:Hi,Mike.Howwasyourweekend?B:

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Iwenttotheparkwithmyfamily.Wehadfun.A:Thatsoundsgood!Whatdidyoudothere?B:Oh,weplayedbadmintonandthenwentforawalkbythelake.A:Howwastheweather?B:

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A:Didyoudoanythingelse?B:Yes.Wewenttoabookstorenearthepark.

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A:Thatsoundsnice.Whatdidyouread?B:WereadthebookTheOldManandtheSea.

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A:Yes,Idid.It’sanexcitingstory.Ilikeit.B:

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A:Ilikebooksaboutscience.IwanttobeascientistwhenIgrowup.A.Itwasgreat!B.Didyoureadit?C.Idon’tliketoreadit.D.Wehadareadingmeetingforanhour.E.Itwasperfect,nottoohotandnottoocold.F.Couldyoupleasetellmeaboutyourdream?G.Bytheway,whatkindofbooksdoyoulike?四、阅读理解AWhensomeone’sheartsuddenlystops,wecanuseanAED(除颤仪)tosavehimorher.Itcanbefoundinpublicplacesanditiseasytouse.Turnitonandfollowthevoiceinstructions.Herearesomekeysteps.1.Placeonepadontotheupper-rightchest(胸膛).Placetheotherontothelower-leftchest.2.ConnectthepadstotheAED.3.Don’ttouchthepatient!Waitfortheresultoftheexamination.4.Pressthebuttonwhenashockisadvised.5.GiveCPR(心肺复苏)ifneeded.Remember:It’sbesttotreatthepatientwithinthe“Golden4Minutes”!Timematters!36.WhenisanAEDused?A.Whensomeone’sheartsuddenlystops. B.Whensomeonehasaheadache.C.Whensomeone’sbacksuddenlyhurts. D.Whensomeonehasatoothache.37.Whereshouldthepadsbeplacedonthepatient?38.What’sthegoldentimetouseanAED?A.Thefirst4minutes. B.Thefirst5minutes. C.Thefirst6minutes. D.Thefirst7minutes.BTianzhuMountaininChinaisfamousforitshighcliffsandamazingsights.Butkeepingthismountaincleanisnoteasy.Touriststhrowrubbishonthecliffs.Everyday,agroupofworkerspickuptherubbish.Theyarefamousasthe“cliffsidecleaners”.TuYoushengisoneofthem.Hestartedtoworkhereover20yearsago.Everymorning,heusessafetyropes,takesarubbishbag,andclimbsdownthecliffs.Thewindisstrongandtherocksarehuge,buthecarefullypicksupeverypieceofrubbish.Sometimes,rubbishgetscaughtbetweenrocks.Hehastoworkhardtopullitout.TugrewupnearTianzhuMountain,andhelovesitlikehishome.“Thisjobisdangerous,butsomeonehastodoit,”hesays.Over20years,Tuhasclimbed2,800km—asfarasfromBeijingtoUrumqi!Histeamworksinhotsummersandcoldwintersbutneverstops.Besidescleaning,Tualsoteachestouristsabouttakingcareofnature.Whenheseestouristslitter,henevershoutsatthem.Instead,hekindlyasksthemtostopandexplainswhyitisimportanttokeepnatureclean.Manyvisitorslistentohimandevenoffertohelpcleanup.Thankstothesecleaners,TianzhuMountainstaysbeautiful.Theirhardworkremindsustocarefornature.Nexttimeyoutravelsomewhere,remembernottodroplitter.39.WhatisthemainproblemforTianzhuMountain?A.Thewindthereisstrong. B.Itscliffsaretoohigh.C.Therearen’tenoughtouriststhere. D.Thereismuchrubbish.40.WhatcanweknowaboutTu’steam?A.Theykeepworkingwhetheritishotorcold。B.TheyonlyworkonTianzhuMountaininsummer.C.Theyoftenshoutatthetouristswholitter.D.Theygetalotofmoneyfortheircleaningwork.41.WhatcantouristslearnfromTu?A.Thestepsofsortingrubbish. B.Thewaysofusingsafetyropes.C.Theimportanceofcaringfornature. D.Theskillsofclimbingdownthecliffs.42.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TianzhuMountainisAmazing B.ClimbingIsaCommonActivityC.RespectNatureandDon’tLitter D.BeingaCleanerIsaGoodJobChoiceCTheoldmanwasaloneinhissmallboat,faroutatsea.Hehadbeenfightingagreatfishfordays,andhewastired.Hisbodywashurt,buthisheartwasstillstrong.Heknewhecouldnotgiveup.Thefishwasbigandpowerful,pullingtheboatthroughtheterribleweather.“IwillcontinueuntilIwin,”hethought.Theseawaswild,andthewindwasstrong,buttheoldmandidnotfeellonely.Hehadthefishtofight,andhehadastrongheart.Heknewhewasold,buthealsoknewhewasbrave.Thefishswamdeeper,andtheoldmanletoutmoreline.Hecouldfeelthefish’sstrength,buthedidnotgetscared.Theoldmanlookedatthewaterandthoughtoftheboy,Manolin.Hewishedtheboywaswithhim.Buthewasalone,andheknewhehadtobestrong.Hewouldkeepfighting,nomatterwhathappened.Hewouldnotletitwin.Hewouldkeepgoinguntiltheend,forhewastheoldman,andhewasnotafraid.—Adapted(摘自)fromTheOldManandtheSea43.Howistheweatherinthetext?A.Sunny. B.Snowy. C.Windy. D.Rainy.44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertointhethirdparagraph?A.Thefish. B.Theboy. C.Theoldmanhimself. D.Thesmallboat.45.Whichsituationissimilartotheoneinthestory?A.Afamilytakesatriptothebeachandhasfun.B.Aboyfinisheshomeworkquicklyandplaysgames.C.Agirlstopsdrawingbecauseshethinksit’stoohard.D.Astudentpracticesdancingeverydayuntilshecandoitwell.DAtornado(龙卷风)isatowerofspinning(旋转的)air.Tornadoescanbeverydangerous.Thecauseoftornadoesisnotfullyknown,theyformduringthunderstorms(雷雨).Insidethestormyclouds,warmairrisesandcoolairfalls.Thewarmandcoolaircanbegintospin.Thisspinningaircanpushoutofthestormycloudsasafunnel(漏斗).Whenthefunnelofspinningairtouchestheground,itbecomesatornado.Therearethreelevelsoftornadoes.Weaktornadoeshavewindspeedsthatarebelow160km/h.Theylastforlessthantenminutes.Theycausesmalldamage(破坏)likefallentreebranches(树枝).Strongtornadoeshavewindspeedsthatarebetween177km/hand330km/handcanlastabouttwentyminutes.Thesetornadoescancausequiteabitofdamageandcanpushcarsandtrainsover.Themostdangeroustornadoesarecalledviolenttornadoes.Theycanlastforlongerthananhourandhavewindspeedsthatarehigherthan330km/h.Thesedeadlytornadoescanlifthousesandcarsintotheair.Tornadoesandcyclones(旋风)areverydifferent.Tornadoesformonlandandcyclonesformontheocean.Tornadoescanbeafewkilometerswide.Thebiggestcyclonescanbehundredsofkilometersacross.Somepeoplesetupasaferoominabasement.Theygetaradio,water,sleepingbagsandextrafood.Theyalsokeeptheirhouseandgardencleanbygettingridofdeadtreesorweakfences.Ifatornadoalertisgiven,getyoursaferoomready.Donotgooutsideornearwindows.Hideunderalargebedortable.Getoutofyourtrailerorcar.Ifyouareoutside,findflatground.Liedownandprotectyourneckandheadwithyourarms.Oncethetornadoisover,turnontheradio.Avoidanydamageareasanddonotgonearanyfallenpowerlines.46.Whatcanwelearnabouttornadoes?A.Tornadoesusuallyhappenonsunnyandwindydays.B.Tornadoeshappenwhenthestormycloudstouchtheground.C.Tornadoescansometimestakehousesandcarsintotheair.D.Tornadoescanbehundredsofkilometerswide.47.Thesentence“Therearemanydifferentwaystoprepareforatornado.”canbestbeputatthebeginningof

.A.Paragraph2 B.Paragraph1 C.Paragraph4 D.Paragraph348.Themeaningoftheunderlinedphrase“gettingridof”mightbe

.A.keeping B.removing C.recording D.counting49.What’sthemainideaofthearticle?A.Tointroducetornadoestous. B.Toshowusthekindsoftornadoes.C.Totellthedifferencesofsomenaturaldisasters.D.Totelluswhentornadoeshappenmostoften.E①Hello!Welcometomyblog(博客).Thisismyfirstpost,andI’mexcitedtohaveyouhere.②MynameisAlenaJiang,andIcomefromChina.I’vebeenstudyinginAmericaforfiveyears.NowIamastudentatNewYorkUniversity(NYU).I’vemadealotofgreatfriendshere.Livingawayfrommyparentshastaughtmetobeindependentandtounderstandtheworldinmyownway.③SinceIstartedstudyingabroad(国外),manyofmyfriendsinChinahaveaskedme,“What’slifelikeintheUS?What’sthedifferencebetweenstudyinginChinaandinAmerica?”I’malwayshappytosharemylifehereasaChinesestudent,andtheyalwaysenjoylisteningtomystories.SomeofthemhaveevendecidedtostudyabroadandexperienceAmericanlifeforthemselves.I’vetriedtohelpthesefriendsgetusedtolifeintheWest.Aftertakingmyfirstdigitalmarketing(数字营销)classatNYU,IgottheideatostartablogtosharemyexperiencesandhelpmoreyoungadventurerswhoarenewtoAmerica.④AbigpartofthisblogwillbeaboutmylifeinNewYorkandmystudiesatNYU.Iwriteaboutmyfavouriterestaurants,fashionstores,museumsandlibraries.I’llsharealotoftipsthathavehelpedmelivebetterhere.Forexample,IplantowriteanarticleaboutsomepopularChineserestaurantsinMidtownManhattan.Theycaneaseyourhomesicknesswhenyoumissthetasteofhome.⑤Thanksforreadingmypost!PleasefeelfreetoshareyouradviceandthoughtssothatIcanmakemyblogmorehelpful.50.Whatisthetypeofthereadingmaterial?A.Anemail. B.Aletter. C.Adiary. D.Ablog.51.Whatisthestructureofthereadingmaterial?A.①/②③/④⑤ B.①②③/④/⑤ C.①/②③④/⑤ D.①②/③/④⑤52.Wecanknowthat

.A.thewriterisastudentinAmericanow B.thewriterthinksitiseasiersaidthandoneC.thewriterisonthewaytobeingafamouscookD.thewriterisn’tgettingusedtothelifeinAmerica五、任务型阅读HaveyoueverheardoftheFieldsMedal(菲尔兹奖)?Itisoneofthehighesthonorsinmathematics(数学).TheprizeisoftencalledtheNobelPrizeofMathematics.Itisgiventoyoungmathematicianswhoareunder40.Itisusedtorewardtheirexcellentworkinmath.Eachwinnerisgivenagoldmedalandprizemoney.Since1936,onlyafewmathematicianshavereceivedthishonor.OnJuly23,2026,theworldwaswatchingPhiladelphia,USA.FourbrilliantmathematiciansreceivedtheFieldsMedalthere.TwoofthemcamefromChina.TheyareWangHongandDengYu.TheyarethefirstChinesecitizenswhowonthisprize.Theyarealsothefirsttwoclassmateswhowontogether.WangHongwasborninGuilin,Guangxi.Whenshewas16,sheenteredPekingUniversitytostudy.Later,shechangedhermajortomathematics.ShestudiedinFranceandAmericatogethigherdegrees.In2025,shebecameaprofessorinFrance.ShewasthefirstAsianpersonwhoheldthisjob.Wangisthethirdwomaninhistorytowinit.DengYuis37yearsoldandwasborninShenzhen.Asateenager,hewonagoldmedalinmath.HeenteredPekingUniversitywithouttakingthecollegeentranceexam.In2008,hemovedtoAmericatocontinuehisstudies.Hegothisdoctor’sdegreefromPrincetonUniversityin2015.NowheisaprofessorwhoworksattheUniversityofChicago.Hemadegreatprogressonaveryoldmathquestion.Heprovedhowtinyparticlesconnecttothefluidequations.Thisgreatworkisveryimportantforphysicsandmath.WangHongandDengYuwereclassmatesin2007.Theyreachedthetopofthemathworldtogether.TheirsuccessshowsthatChinesemathematicianscanalsodowellinmathematics.Theyinspireyoungstudentseverywheretoexploremath.53.WhatiseachwinnergivenwhentheyreceivetheFieldsMedal?(不超过10个词)54.Whatdoestheirsuccessshow?(不超过15个词)55.WhatdoyouthinkofthetwoChinesemathematicians?(不超过5个词)六、单词拼写56.Weshouldremembertheh

(英雄)andtheirgreatstoriesforever.57.Ourteachertaughtussomeb

(基本的)waystosolvemathsproblems.58.Heb

(打败)alltheothercompetitorsandwonthefirstprize.59.Themanhasactedinn

(将近)100filmsandhaswonmanyawards.60.Wecand

(捐赠)oldbookstothechildreninthevillage.七、书面表达61.假如你是李华，本周六将参加学校英语社团组织的社会实践活动（SocialPracticalProgram）。请在表中选择一项你喜欢的活动，给负责老师Ms.Smith写封邮件说明你的选择理由和行动计划，以供社团统计筛选。SocialPracticalProgramhelpanimalsindangerbeaguideinthemuseumrecycle(回收)usefulthingsvolunteeratanoldpeople’shome要求：1.语句通顺，