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2026-2027学年九年级上学期9月阶段检测英语试题一、完形填空ThisisashortstoryaboutateenageboyLeo.Likemanyteenagers,Leomeetslotsofteenageproblemsthesedays.LeoisaGrade-Ninestudent.Helovesplayingbasketballverymuch.However,hisparentsthinkbasketballwill

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hisschoolwork.Theyaskhimtogive

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hishobbyandspendallfreetimeonlessons.Leohasto

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hisparentsmostofthetime,buthefeels

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inside.Hewantstofindsomeonetotalkto,

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hedoesn’tknowhowtostart.Lastweek,Leohadalong

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withhisparents,butitdidn’twork.Hefeltsostressedthathecouldn’tsleepwellatnight.Hedidn’tknowhowto

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thisproblem.Heoncethoughtkeepingworriesto

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wastheonlyway.Soonhefounditmadethingsmuch

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.Onedayhisheadteachernoticedhischange.Theteacheradvisedhim

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adiarytoexpresshisfeelings.Also,hetoldLeotostay

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fromcomputergames.Instead,heshouldlearntocommunicate.Leohoped

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thiswaywouldwork.Buthedecidedtohaveatry.Hesatdownandtalkedpatientlywithhisparents.Hetoldthembasketballmadehimrelaxedandevenhelpedhim

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hisstudy.Atfirsthisparentsdisagreed.Buttheylistenedcarefully.Finally,theyreachedanagreement:LeocanplaybasketballforonehoureverySaturdayafternoon

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hegetsallhishomeworkfinished.Leolearnsavaluablelesson:whenyoumeetteenageproblems,don’tkeepthemtoyourself.Learnto

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yourproblemswithyourfamilyorteachers.1.A.influence B.praise C.support D.treat2.A.in B.up C.away D.off3.A.follow B.refuse C.leave D.forget4.A.sleepy B.cheerful C.unhappy D.proud5.A.or B.but C.so D.for6.A.talk B.rest C.look D.walk7.A.solve B.answer C.reply D.agree8.A.he B.his C.him D.himself9.A.bad B.good C.worse D.better10.A.keep B.tokeep C.keeping D.kept11.A.away B.off C.out D.up12.A.that B.what C.how D.when13.A.improve B.drop C.forget D.lose14.A.unless B.though C.since D.if15.A.share B.argue C.compare D.throw二、阅读理解ATechnologiesMakingSchoolLife“SMART”E-skatesWithapairofe-skates,youcanwalktoschoolfaster!E-skatescanbetiedtoyourshoeseasily.Andtherearefourspeedsettingsyoucanchoose.FlyingaidsIfstudentsgethurtandneedhelpatschools,drones(无人机)canbeofgreatuse.Theycanofferhelpfasterthanpeopleandtheycanalsocarrymedicineorclothes.E-booksInthefuture,studentsmayonlybringe-bookstoschool.Infact,someschoolsarealreadydoingthis.E-bookscanstorenotesandstudentsfeelrelaxedwithlighterschoolbags.Robotteachers

Therearerobotteachersinschoolsinsomecities.Theserobotscanhelpstudentswiththeirstudies.Theycanalsohelpthemsolveproblems.16.Howwillstudentsfeelwithlighterschoolbags? A.Worried. B.Relaxed. C.Bored. D.Surprised.17.Whichwillbehelpfulinthefutureifyouwanttowalktoschoolfaster? A.Flyingaids. B.E-books. C.E-skates. D.Robotteachers.18.Wheredoesthepassageprobablycomefrom? A.Atravelmagazine. B.Amoviemagazine. C.Atechnologymagazine. D.Amusicmagazine.BWhatkindofpersonareyou?Ourpersonalitiespartlyshapeourchoicesinstudyanddailylife.Herearefourcommonpersonalitytypesamongteenagers.●Self-confidentpeopleTheyaresureabouttheirownjudgements.Theyaregoodattakingtheleadingroupwork.However,someofthemaretoostubborntoacceptdifferentadvicefromothers.Whentheymeetteenageproblems,theyprefertoworkoutsolutionsbythemselvesratherthanaskforhelp.●CreativepeopleCreativeteenagersoftencomeupwithnewideas.Theyenjoythinkingoutofthebox.Buttheyaresometimescarelesswithdetails.Whenheavystudypressurecomes,theymayfeelupsetbecausestrictruleslimittheirimagination.●Careful&organizedpeopleTheyplantaskswellandseldommakesillymistakes.Theypayplentyofattentiontodetails.Theshortcomingisthattheyworrytoomuch.Facingexamstress,theyarelikelytodoubtwhethertheirworkisgoodenough.●Open-mindedcommunicatorsTheyaregoodlistenersandenjoytalkingwithpeoplearound.Theycandealwithinterpersonalproblemssmoothly.Still,theymaycaretoomuchaboutothers’opinions,whichbringsunnecessarystress.Nopersonalityiscompletelyperfect.Knowingyourstrengthsandweaknesseshelpsyousolveyourteenageproblemsbetter.19.Whatisthedisadvantageofsomeself-confidentteenagers? A.Theyhategroupwork. B.Theymayrefuseothers’suggestions. C.Theycaretoomuchaboutdetails. D.Theyhavenoimagination.20.Whichwordcanbestdescribeorganizedteenagerswhenfacingexams? A.relaxed B.proud C.worried D.careless21.Whatisthemainpurposeofthistext? A.Tointroducefourteenagepersonalitytypes. B.Toteachteenagershowtogethigherscores. C.Toexplainwhyteenagershavenostress. D.Toshowdifferentwaysofcommunication.CHaveyoueverwalkedaroundwithyourhandsinyourpocketsjusttolook“cool”?Haveyoueverimaginedbeing“thechosenone”—someonewithasecretplan,hiddenpain,orthoughtsbeyondone’sage?Ifso,youarenotalone!Lookingbackonmymiddleschooldays,IstillrememberhowsillyIwas.Iwantedpeopletonoticeme,butIalsoactedasifIdidn’tcare.IwalkedaroundinmyoversizedT-shirtsandbaggyjeansbecauseIthoughttheymademelookcooler.Ididn’twanttodoanything“mainstream”justtoshowIwasdifferentfromothers.Forexample,ifeveryonelikedasong,I’dsayproudly,“Iamtheonlyonewhodislikesit!”Thiskindofteenbehaviourisquitecommon.Manyteenagersaround13or14startbelievingthatbeing“normal”istooboring.Theywanttobedifferentfromeveryoneelse.What’smore,theywanttobethecentreofattention,andtheyoftencarealotabouthowothersthinkofthem.Yes,Ifindmy14-year-oldselffunny.Butasafathernow,Iunderstandhowpainfulitcanbetobecomeateenager.Youarenolongerakid,butnotanadult,either.Youfeelunsure,butyoualsowanttolookconfident.Althoughyourbehaviourcanseemsilly,itisjustanaturalpartofgrowingup—atimewhenyouexplorewhoyouareandwhoyouwanttobe.So,nexttimeyoulookbackandfeelabitsillyaboutyourpastbehaviour,don’tbetoohardonyourself.Thereisnothingwrongwithyou!Itisjustpartofgrowingup.22.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage? A.Byofferingadvice. B.Byaskingquestions. C.Bycomparingfacts. D.Bysharingexperiences.23.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“mainstream”inParagraph2? A.Usual. B.Cool. C.Different. D.Strange.24.WhataremanyteenagerslikelytodoaccordingtoParagraph3? A.Copyothers’behaviour. B.Understandothers’pains. C.Dislikeothers’attention. D.Careaboutothers’thoughts.25.Whichofthefollowingopinionsdoesthewriteragreewith? A.Teenagersshouldn’tlookbackonthepast. B.Teenagersshouldn’tbedifferentfromothers. C.It’seasyforteenagerstounderstandthemselves. D.It’spartofgrowingupforteenagerstobehaveinasillyway.DManyteenagers(青少年)feelthatthemostimportantpeopleintheirlivesaretheirfriends.Theybelievethattheirfamilymembers,andinparticular(尤其是)theirparents,don’tknowthemaswellastheirfriendsdo.Inlargefamilies,itisquitecommonforbrothersandsisterstofightwitheachotherandthentheycanonlygototheirfriendsforadvice.Itisveryimportantforteenagerstohaveonegoodfriendoracircleoffriends.Evenwhentheyarenotwiththeirfriends,theyusuallyspendalotoftimetalkingamongthemselvesonthephone.Thiscommunicationisveryimportantinchildren’sgrowingup,becausefriendscandiscussthingswiththemthatarehardtosharewiththeirfamilymembers.Thesethingsaredifficulttosaytotheirfamilymembers.However,parentsoftentrytochoosetheirchildren’sfriendsforthem.Someparentsmayevenstoptheirchildrenfrommeetingtheirgoodfriends.Thequestionof“choice(选择)”isaninterestingone.Haveyoueverthoughtofthefollowingquestions?Whochoosesyourfriends?Doyouchooseyourfriendsordoyourfriendschooseyou?Haveyougotagoodfriendyourparentsdon’tlike?Youranswersarewelcome.26.Manyteenagersthinktheir

knowthembetterthantheirparentsdo. A.friends B.brothersandsisters C.familymembers D.mothers27.Whenteenagershavesomethingdifficulttosaytotheirparents,theyusually

. A.stayaloneathome B.fightwiththeirparents C.discussitwiththeirfriends D.gototheirbrothersandsistersforhelp28.Thesentence“Youranswersarewelcome.”means

. A.Youarewelcometodiscussthequestionswithus B.We’vegotnoidea,soyouranswersarewelcome C.Youranswersarealwaysright D.Youcangiveusalltherightanswers29.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisRIGHTaccordingtothepassage? A.Parentsshouldlikeeverythingtheirchildrenenjoy. B.Inallfamilieschildrencanchooseeverythingtheylike. C.Teenagerscanonlygototheirfriendsforhelp. D.Parentsshouldtrytheirbesttounderstandtheirchildrenbetter.30.Whichisthebesttitle(标题)ofthepassage? A.OnlyParentsCanDecide B.TeenagersNeedFriends C.ParentsandChildren D.AStrangeQuestionE19-year-oldMarthaLarsenhasbeenapersonaltrainerforoverayear.Whenshewasyounger,shewantedtobeafootballer.

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“Iwassadatfirst,”shesays,“SomymomanddadsuggestedIjoinagym.Igrewtolovethat,andsoonIwashelpingothersgetstarted.”Beforelong,peoplewerecomingtoMarthaforhelp.

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Andsomearemorethantwiceherage!

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“Withme,it’snotjustaboutgettingfitter.”Shesays.Aswellasmakingherstudentstrainveryhard,shehelpsthemthinkaboutwhattheyeat.“

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IfIdomyjobwell,mystudentswillsleep,workandplaybetter.”Marthastillliveswithherparents.

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“AlotofpersonaltrainersdreamofmovingtoHollywood(好莱坞)andgettingrichbytrainingthestars,”shesays.“I’llbehappyifImakeenoughmoneytobuymyownapartment.”A.Eatinghealthilyissoimportant.B.Nowshehasover40students.C.However,shedoesn’twanttostaytherefortoolong.D.Marthabelievessheofferssomethingothertrainersdonot.E.Unluckily,shebrokeherlegattheageof16.FAnger(生气)isakindoffeeling.

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Whenyourteachergivesyoutoomuchhomework,whenyourteamlosesanimportantgame,whenafriendborrowsyourfavoritethingandthenbreaksit,youmaygetangry.

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Forexample,youbreathefaster,yourfaceturnsred,andyoumaywanttobreaksomethingorhitsomeone,butsometimesyouhide(隐藏)youranger.Forexample,youmayhideitinyourheart.Theproblemisthatifyoudothis,youmaygetaheadacheoryourstomachmayhurt.Infact,it’snotgoodtohideyouranger,andit’snormalforyoutogetangrysometimes.

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Whenyougetangry,youcantalkaboutitwithotherpeople.It’shelpfultotalkaboutyourangerwithanadult,suchasaparent,ateacher,etc.

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Herearesomeotherthingsyoucandowhenyoustarttofeelangry:countfrom1to100;givesomeoneahug(拥抱);goforabikeride;thinkaboutgoodthings,etc.Rememberthatwhenyouareangry,howyouactcanmakeeverythingbetterorworse.

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A.Butangermustbeletoutintherightway,withouthurtingothersoryourself.B.Don’tletyourangercontrolyou.C.Usually,yourbodywilltellyouwhenyouareangry.D.Afterdoingthat,you’llfindthosebadfeelingscanstarttogoaway.E.Manythingscanmakeyouangry. F.Wecan’tbeangrywhenwemeetproblems.三、选词填空阅读短文,用方框内单词的正确形式填空,每词限用一次。stress,waste,patient,decision,regret,cutbackon,fallbehind,stickto,organize,creativeHowtodealwithteenageproblemsManyteenagersmeetdifferentproblemsinschool.Worriesaboutexamsbringmuch

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tothem.Somestudents

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lotsoftimeplayingwithmobilephones.Later,they

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doingthisbecausetheymay

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intheirschoolwork.Hereissomeadvice.First,be

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withyourself.Don’tgiveupeasily.Second,tryto

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yourphonetime.Third,be

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andmakegoodplansforyourstudy.Onceyoumakea

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,youshould

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it.Ifyouare

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enough,youcanalsocomeupwithnewwaystosolveyourproblems.四、短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,并将答案填写在答卷纸的相应位置上。Innovationisveryimportantforteenagers.Ithelpsusthinkdifferentlyandsolveproblemsinnewways.Manypeoplethinkinnovationisonlyforgeniuses.Butthatisnott

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.Everyonecanbeinnovativeiftheydeveloptheirthinkingskills.First,bec

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abouteverythingaroundyou.Askquestionsandtrytofindouttheanswers.Second,don’tbeafraidofm

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mistakes.Everyfailurecanteachyousomething.Third,learntothinkbyyourself.Don’talwaysa

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withothers.Haveyourownideas.Itisalsoimportanttogetenoughk

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.Youcanreadmorebooksandtakepartindifferentactivities.Theycanopenupyourmindandgiveyoumorei

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.Innovationisnotjustaboutbiginventions.Itcanbesmallthingsindailylife.Forexample,youcanfindanewwaytos

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amathproblem,ormakeyourstudymoree

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.Asteenagers,weshouldt

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everychancetodevelopourinnovativethinking.Itwillbeveryh

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forourfuture.五、任务型阅读请阅读下面这篇文章,根据所提供的信息,回答5个问题。要求所写答案语法正确、语义完整,并把答案写在答题卡指定的位置。Recently,theterm“pre-madekids”hasbecomeahottopiconline.Itdescribeschildrenwhofinishnext-term’sschoolknowledgeduringsummervacationbytakingdifferenttrainingclasses.Whilesomekidskeepstudyinghardallsummer,othersenjoyarelaxingholiday.Theyrunoutdoors,takephotosfortravelersorsimplyrestintheirfreetime.Thetwodifferentlifestylesshowpeople’sdifferentchoicesineducation.Manyparentschoosetolettheirkids“raceahead”instudy.Theyknowtoomuchtrainingistiringforchildren,buttheycan’tstop.Intheireyes,ifotherkidsarestudyinghard,theirownchildrenwillfallbehindoncetheystop.Thehugegroupstudypressuremakesmostparentsanxious.Itisunfairandunrealistictoasksinglefamiliestorefuseextraclassesbravelyalone.Infact,afewparentssticktotheoriginalwayofeducation.Theyrefusetosigntheirkidsupfortrainingclassesandhopetogivetheirchildrenafreesummer.However,theseparentsneedgreatcourage.Theyhavetofacetheriskoftheirchildren’stemporarypoorgradesandstrangelooksfromotherparents.Expertspointoutthatsolvingtheproblemneedssystemicsupport,notpersonalcouragealone.First,schoolsshouldstrictlycarryout“zero-startingteaching”.Teachersshouldnotteachnew-termknowledgeatthebeginningoftheterm,sokidswithouttrainingclassescankeepconfident.Second,schoolsshouldusemulti-wayevaluation.Insteadofonlypayingattentiontotestscores,theyshouldvaluestudents’socialpracticeandself-explorationabilities.Besides,communitiesneedtoprovidemorepublicholidayresourcesforchildren,especiallyfordouble-incomefamilies.What’smore,societyshouldofferenoughdataandcasestoprovethatrelaxinginsummerdoesnotmeanfallingbehind.Whenstoppingblindracingnolongermeanssufferinglosses,childrencanfinallyhavearealandrelaxingsummervacation.61.Whatdoes“pre-madekids”meanaccordingtothepassage?(Nomorethan8words)_____________________________________________________________________________62.Whydomostparentskeeplettingtheirkidstaketrainingclasses?(Nomorethan10words)_____________________________________________________________________________63.Whatdifficultydoparentswhorefusetrainingclassesface?(Nomorethan12words)_____________________________________________________________________________64.Whatisthekeytosolvingthesummerstudypressureproblem?(Nomorethan10words)_____________________________________________________________________________65.Whatdoyouthinkagoodsummervacationshouldbe?(Atleast2sentences)_____________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达66.假设你是21世纪英语报的青少年专栏记者Mike,请你根据下面的读者来信写一份回信,提出合理的建议。DearMike,Ifeelreallyunhappyrecently.First,becauseoftheheavyschoolwork,Icanhardlyhavetimetoexerciseandrelax.What’sworse,myparentskeepnagging(唠叨)aboutsomethinglikehomeworkandexams.IfeelsotiredthatIjustavoidtalkingtothem.Inaddition(此外),Iamthemonitorinmyclass.However,whenItrytoholdclassactivities,myclassmatesaren’tashelpfulasI’dlikethemtobe.IthinkmaybetheythinkI’mtooserious.Iwanttobefunny,butI’mnot!WhatcanIdo?Canyouhelpme?Yours,Bob注意:1.文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称;2.语言通顺,意思连贯,条理清楚,书写规范;3.词数100左右,文章开头已经给出,不计入总词数。DearBob,Thankyouforwritingthislettertome.IhopeIcanofferyousomeusefulsuggestions.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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