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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2026-2027学年广东省广州市荔湾区西关广雅实验学校大坦沙校区九年级(上)阶段性评估英语试卷(1)一、语法选择:本大题共10小题,共15分。阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求,从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。

Canyoumemorize1,968playingcardsinjustonehourwithoutanymistakes?Itsoundsimpossible,butin2024,NaranzulOtgon-Ulaan,ateengirlfromMongolia,madeit

(1)

!

Inthesameyear,Naranzulbeatnearly290athletesfrom24countriesandareastowinthe34thWorldMemoryChampionships.Shebrokethreeworldmemoryrecordsforteenagers,suchasmemorizingplayingcardsin

(2)

hour.What'smore,shetookfirstplaceinmanyotherevents,includingmatchingnameswithfacesandmemorizingnumbers.

Asweallknow,greatsuccessnevercomeseasily.

(3)

sheenteredthestressfulcompetition,Naranzulspenttwomonthspractising.Everyday,sheandherteammatesdevotedtenhours

(4)

memorypractice.

Onnormaldayswithoutcompetitions,Naranzulstillspendstwotothreehoursdailyonmemorypractice.Unlike

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memorylearners,shechoosestopractiseinquietplacesandavoidcramming(塞进)toomuchinformationintoherbrainatonce.Shealsobelievesthatregularexercise,enoughsleepandahealthydiet

(6)

helpherbrainworkmoreefficiently.

Naranzulthinksthatthehumanbrain

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littlebylittle.Shebelievesthatifwekeep

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ourbraindaily,ourabilitytorememberinformationknowsnobounds(没有界限).

"Trainingyourmemoryisveryhelpfulforstudyingandpreparingforexams.Besides,memorizingforeignlanguagewordsisquite

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tomemorizingnamesandfaces,"Naranzulsaid.

Sonexttimeyoucomplainabouthavingapoormemory,

(10)

ofNaranzul.Withpropertraining,yourbrainwillsurelybringyouabigsurprise!1.A.happen B.tohappen C.happening D.happened2.A.a B.an C.the D./3.A.If B.Although C.Unless D.Before4.A.on B.to C.in D.for5.A.another B.others C.other D.theothers6.A.should B.must C.need D.can7.A.trains B.trained C.istrained D.wastrained8.A.exercise B.toexercise C.exercising D.exercised9.A.similar B.moresimilar

C.mostsimilar D.themostsimilar10.A.think B.tothink C.thinking D.thought二、阅读六选五:本大题共5小题,共5分。Manyparentslikesettingfamilyrulesfortheirkids.Whenkidsbreakrules,parentswillgivethemsomepunishments.(1)______Infact,whenyoutellyourkidsaboutanewrule,youshouldtalkwiththemaboutthepricetheyshouldpayforbreakingtherule—whatthepunishmentwillbe.

(2)______Forexample,ifyoufindyoursonsmoking,youmaylimithissocialactivitiesfortwoweeks.Youshouldpunishyourkidsonlyinwaysyouhavediscussedbeforetheruleisbroken.Astudyshowsthatthemostpopularpunishmentistolimitkids'TVtime.

Itisunderstandablethatyou'llbeangrywhenrulesarebroken.(3)______Sharingyourfeelingsofanger,disappointmentorsadnesswithyourkidscanhaveabettereffectonthem.Trytodothat.Whenyourkidsknowwhattheyhavedonehasmadeyousad,theywillfeelguilty.(4)______

(5)______Ifyourrulesorwaysofpunishmentmakethemunhappyorunderalotofpressure,aretheyhelpful?

A.Andthepunishmentsaren'tincludedinrules.

B.Rulesaremadetohelpyourkidsbehavebetter.

C.Punishmentisawaytoexpressyouranger,butit'snotaverygoodone.

D.Kids'happinessisalwaysthemostimportantalthoughtheymakemistakes.

E.Whentheyknowtheiractionsinfluenceyougreatly,theywillobeyrulesbetter.

F.Punishmentsyousetshouldbereasonable,withoutviolence(暴力)orthreat(恐吓).11.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F12.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F13.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F14.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F15.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F三、完形填空:本大题共10小题,共10分。

InChina,theYellowEmperorisanamethateverybodyknows.He'srememberedasasmartrulerinancientChina.Hiswife,Leizu,wasalso

(16)

.Atthattime,people's

(17)

weremadeofanimalskins,whichwerenotcomfortableatall.Whatwasworse,theyweretooheavyinsummer.Leizuwantedtofindanew

(18)

tomakeclothes.

Oneday,Leizuwasboilingwaterunderamulberrytree(桑树).She

(19)

thatlittleworms(虫子)wereeatingtheleavesofthetree.Thereweremanysmallandstrangewhite"fruits"onthetree.

(20)

,oneofthemfellintothehotwaterbyaccident.WhenLeizutookthewhite"fruit"out,shefounditwasactuallymadeoflongandthinthreads(线).Itseemedthatthehotwatermadethethreadsfallapart.Leizutouchedthesoftsilkthreadsand

(21)

agoodidea."Ifthesethreadscanbewoven(编织),I'llbeabletomakeclotheswiththem.PerhapsIcouldinventamachinetoweavethemintocloth."

Aftertryingmanytimes,Leizufinally

(22)

suchamachine.Withit,sheturnedthesilkthreadsintoapieceofcloththatwassoftandlight.Peoplehadwornanimalskinsforalongtime,butnoonehadeverseensuchanewthingbefore.Theywerevery

(23)

aboutit."Itfeelssoftandissolight.""Whatawonderfulinvention!""Clothesmadeofitmustbe

(24)

andbeautiful."Later,Leizutaughtotherpeoplehowtomakesilk.Soon,theybegantowearclothesmadeofit.

ThatwashowthesecretofsilkwasdiscoveredinChina.Overtime,it

(25)

tootherpartsoftheworldandquicklywontheheartsofpeopleeverywhere.16.A.friendly B.patient C.pretty D.wise17.A.toys B.tools C.clothes D.bags18.A.place B.style C.material D.form19.A.discovered B.believed C.mentioned D.explained20.A.Suddenly B.Finally C.Fortunately D.Naturally21.A.dreamedof B.thoughtof C.lookedfor D.askedfor22.A.destroyed B.required C.bought D.invented23.A.worried B.excited C.angry D.nervous24.A.comfortable B.simple C.heavy D.traditional25.A.connected B.returned C.compared D.spread四、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。ALouisBrailleinventedawayforblindpeopletoread.Hedevelopedasetofraiseddotsthatblindpeoplecouldfeelwiththeirfingers.Thischangedeverythingforblindpeopleandletthemenjoybooksandeducation.

Today,therearethousandsofbraillebooksandmagazinesaroundtheworld.Youcanalsofindbrailleinotherplaces,likeonpackagingandstreetsigns.

LouisBraille'sstoryisinteresting.HewasborninFrancein1809.Braillehadanaccidentwhenhewasthreeyearsoldandhurtoneofhiseyes.Atfivehewentcompletelyblindbecauseofaninfection(感染)inbothofhiseyes.AlthoughBraillewasblind,hisparentswantedhimtohaveaneducation,sotheysenthimtoschool.Braillecouldonlylisten,buthewasacleverboyandhelearnedquickly.Attheageoften,hewenttoanewschoolinParis.ItwasherethathemetCharlesBarbierwhohadstartedworkingonasystemofraiseddots.

Barbier'sdotsdidnotrepresent(表示)letters;theyrepresenteddifferentsounds.Brailleworkedonthesystemforthreeyears.Finally,hemadethesystemeasiertouseandmadethedotsrepresentlettersnumbersandpunctuationmarks(标点符号).Thesystemheinventedbecameknownasbraille.Andmanypeopleusethisawesomereadingsystemtoday.

Nowcomputersandphonescanreadeverythingoutforblindpeople,butthereisstillaneedforbraille.However,itcanbedifficulttofindteacherswhocanteachbraille.Thesedaysmanyblindchildrengotothesameschoolaseveryoneelse.Itisimportantthatschoolshaveteacherswhocanteachthisusefulsystem.26.Fromthefirsttwoparagraphs,weknow______.A.howBrailleinventedhissystem

B.whyBrailleinventedhissystem

C.howimportantBraille'sinventionis

D.whatBrailleexperiencedinhislife27.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutLouisBraille?______A.Hewasbornblind.

B.Hewasaslowlearner.

C.HemetBarbierwhenhestudiedinParis.

D.HissystemwasmoredifficulttousethanBarbier's.28.Theunderlinedword"awesome"hastheclosestmeaningto"______".A.humorous B.amazing C.terrible D.impolite29.Whatdoesthewritermostagreewithaccordingtothelastparagraph?______A.Brailleteachersareneeded.

B.Listeningismoreimportantthanreading.

C.Blindchildrenshouldn'tgotopublicschools.

D.Computerswilltakebraille'splacecompletely30.Thewriterwrotethispassageto______.A.tellpeopletoprotecttheireyes

B.encouragechildrentolearnbraille

C.showthepresentsituationofblindpeople

D.tellpeopleaboutBrailleandhisgreatinventionB

Whenwethinkaboutscientificachievement,geniuseslikeAlbertEinsteinandIsaacNewtonalwayscometomind.Thesepeopleareoftencrazyabouttheirsubjectsofinterest,choosingtheirfieldsofspecialtyatanearlyage.Butisthisalwaysthecase?

Infact,manyofthemostimportantdiscoveriescomefromadifferentkindofmind.CharlesDarwinwasanaspiringgeologistwhenhesailedtoobservefarawaylands.Hehadlittleknowledgeinbiologybutthroughhistravels,keenobservationsandgreatcuriosity,hedevelopedthetheoryofevolutionbynaturalselection.

AnothersuchgreatdiscoverywastheinventionofPCR(聚合酶链反应),whichisessentialforcertainkindsofgeneticresearch.Itsinventor,KaryMullis,hardlyearnedaPh.D.inbiochemistry.Histimewasspentwritingfictionandrunningabakeryuntilafriendfoundhimajobinbiotechnology,wherehisgreatideaforPCRwasborn.

DarwinandMulliswerebothnaturalexplorers.Darwindidpoorlyinschoolbutwasalwayscuriousabouttheanimalsandplants.Asachild,Mulliswasmoreinterestedinthespidersinhisgrandparents'basementthananythingelse.

Itmaynotbesurprisingthatthesecreativemindsdevelopedthroughplayandexploration.Manyeducatorsarguethattheclassicmodelofeducation,inwhichteacherslectureandstudentsmemorize,ismisguided.Mostchildrenarebornwiththedrivetoplayandexplore,whichhelpsdevelopimportantskills.ProbablythethinkingskillsDarwinandMullisgotweredevelopedthroughthiskindofplayandexploration.

So,whatareschoolssupposedtodotoday?Theyshouldallowourchildrentostepoutoftheclassroom,andencouragethemtoplayandtrynewthings.AsNiMinjing,headoftheShanghaiScienceandTechnologyMuseum,oncesaid,"Everypieceofsoil,everyflowerandeveryclearnightskyisaplaygroundforscientificcuriosity."31.Whatisthefunctionofthefirstparagraph?______A.Tointroducethetopic.

B.Toexplainthepurpose.

C.Toattractthereaders'attention.

D.Toproviderelatedsituation.32.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutDarwinandMullis?______A.MullisgottheideaforPCRwhileworkingatabakery.

B.Darwinwasagreatbiologistwhenhebeganhisvoyages.

C.Darwinwasasharpandcuriousobserver.

D.MullisearnedhisPh.E.withoutdifficulty.33.Whatisthemaincontrastbetween"EinsteinandNewton"and"DarwinandMullis"?______A.Theformergroupwasmorefocusedonformaleducation.

B.Thelattergrouphadamorenon-traditionalpathtodiscovery.

C.Thelattergroupstartedtheirfieldsofspecialtyatanearlyage.

D.Theformergroupwasmoresuccessfulinscientificachievements.34.Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthetext?______A.P1总起→P2-P6并列分述 B.P1总起→P2-P5分述→P6总结

C.P1总起→P2递进→P3-P5并列→P6总结 D.P1总起→P2-P4分述→P5分析→P6建议35.Whichisthebesttitleofthetext?______A.TheFocusedEarlyYearsofGeniuses.

B.TheSuccessofNon-traditionalTeaching.

C.UnexpectedGeniuses:ThePowerofCuriosityandExploration.

D.BeyondtheClassroom:TheImportanceofPlay.C

BruceRichmondisthefavouriteEnglishteacheroftheYear2023inMapleHighSchool.Hundredsofstudentsjoinhismonth-longfreeonlinewritinglessons.BesidesreadingShakespeare'splays,heenjoyshelpinghisstudentslearnhowtowrite.Nowheisansweringhisstudents'questionsintheweeklyQ&Asectiononlineandofferingthemsomesuggestions.

How

can

I

make

readers

understand

the

characters

quickly?

[Tip1]Useclevernames.Well,quiteoftenShakespearegivesinformationaboutwhatapersoninaplayislikethroughtheirnames.Forexample,Romeo'snamemeansapersonbeingromanticandkind.Benvoliocanbeniceandfriendly.FalstaffisacharacterinHenryIVandheislazyandfunny.Nowthinkwhatyoucancallapersoninaplaywhoisangryandhot-temperedallthetime?Yes.MaybeRageorFury.

How

can

I

express

my

ideas

and

feelings

in

a

way

full

of

life?

[Tip2]Trymetaphors.Shakespearewasafanofmetaphors.Ametaphorisawayofcomparingonethingwithsomethingelsetoshowideas,feelings,placesandmore.Andthetwothingsusuallyhavethesamequalities.IntheplayAsYouLikeIt,hewrites,"________"Whatdoyouthinkofthemetaphorinthissentence?

What

should

I

do

if

I

can't

find

a

proper

word?

[Tip3]Createnewwords.Eyeball.Lonely.Unreal...AllthesewerecreatedbyShakespeare.Ifyouhaveanideathatyoucan'tthinkofawordfor,belikeShakespeareandcreateyourown.Ifyouwanttocreatewordsthatmeansomethingandmaystandthetestoftime,trycreatingwordslikethis:breakfast+lunch=brunch.Andyoucanstartwithmakingupwordsforeverydaythingsinyourhome.

DoyouwanttowritelikeShakespeare?Youcanputyourquestionshere,orwritetoBruceRichmondatbruce4weeksclass@163.com.36.WhatcanwelearnaboutBruceRichmond'swritinglessons?______A.Theylastforoneweekandcostsomemoney.

B.Manystudentstakehisfreeonlinewritingclasses.

C.StudentscanwatchShakespeare'splaysinthelessons.

D.Hegiveslessonsandanswersquestionsatschool.37.WhatquestionmightSamask?______A.What'sthemostimportantthingtodotowritegoodplots?

B.Whyisthelanguagereallyhardtounderstand?

C.What'saquickwaytomakereadersunderstandthecharacters?

D.Howareallthedetailsoftheplayputtogether?38.ForTip2,whichofthefollowingbestfitstheblank?______A.DoyounotknowIamawoman?WhenIthink,Imustspeak.

B.Onetouchofnaturemakesthewholeworldfamiliesandrelatives.

C.foolthinksheiswise,butawisemanknowshimselftobeafool.

D.Alltheworldisastageandallthemenandwomenonlyplayers.39.WhatmightBruceRichmondsuggesttoThomas?______A.Makeupnewwords. B.Translatesomewords.

C.Learnnewwords. D.Lookforsimilarwords.40.Thepassageiswrittento______.A.encourageyoungstudentstobekindintheirreallife

B.attractparentstobuyShakespeare'splaysfortheirchildren

C.teachyoungstudentshowtowritelikeShakespeare

D.showteachersthatwritingskillsaretoohardforthestudents五、任务型阅读-简答:本大题共1小题,共10分。41.阅读文章,回答1~5题。

AyoungvloggercalledXiaozhongispopular.Hemakeslongtravelvideosofplacesforgottenbyhistory.Mostofthemrunover20minutes,yetmillionsofpeoplelovethem.InMarch2025,Xiaozhongsharedavideoaboutaforgottenplace—PingyuanProvince.Theplaceonlylastedfrom1949to1952.Today,fewpeoplerememberit—noteventhoselivinginXinxiang,thecapitalofPingyuan.

Withamapofthattime,Xiaozhongwalkedthroughthecity,meetinglocalsandaskingquestions.Slowly,thelosthistorycamebacktolife.OnebigdiscoverywasthePeople'sVictoryCanal(灌溉渠).ItwasimportantformanagingtheYellowRiverduringtheearlyyearsofthePeople'sRepublicofChina.TheYellowRiverusedtofloodandhurtmanypeople.Butafterthecanalwasfinishedin1952,ithelpedstopthefloods.

Whilefilming,Xiaozhongmetanoldman.Later,theman'sgrandsonsawthevideoandleftawarmmessage.ThingslikethisareveryspecialtoXiaozhong."Thesesmallmeet-ups,onlineandinperson,areverymeaningful,"hesaid.

Xiaozhong'sinterestinunknownplacescomesfromhisownpersonalexperiences.HeisHakka(客家人)andgrewupinPuning,Guangdong,whereHakkaandChaoshanculturesmix.Asachild,hefelthedidn'tbelongtoeithercultureandfelthewasforgottenbyboth.Butnow,throughtravel,helearnsaboutothers—andhimself.

"Everyjourneyteachesmesomething,"Xiaozhongsaid."ThemoreIseeoftheworld,themoreIunderstandwhoIam.Theworldiswide,andfullofvoiceswaitingtobeheard."

(1)HowlongdomostofXiaozhong'stravelvideoslast?

(2)WhatdidXiaozhongdotobringbackthelosthistoryofPingyuanProvince?

(3)HowdidthePeople'sVictoryCanalhelppeople?

(4)WhatdoesXiaozhongthinkofthosesmallmeet-upsonlineandinperson?

(5)HowdoesXiaozhonglearnabouthimself?

六、信息匹配:本大题共5小题,共10分。从右栏A-E选项中,选出与1~5小题描述搭配最佳的选项。左栏是五位学生的烦恼,右栏是五则解决烦恼的建议。请将烦恼和建议进行匹配。

(1)

EverytimeDavidanswersthephone,peoplealwaysmistakehimforhismotherorsister.Heistiredofit.

(2)

Anna'sparentsalwayslockherlittlebrotherandherathomewhiletheyareatwork.Shefeelsafraid.

(3)

Chris'scatdiedinacaraccident.Itwashisclosestfriend,andnowhefeelslonely.

(4)

Alyssaisalwaysnervousduringeverymathsexam.Sheseemstoforgeteverythingthatshehasprepared.

(5)

Justin'sclassmate,Judy,stopsplayingwithhimthesedays.Hetellsjokestoher,butshedoesn'tlaugh.A.Everyonewillbenervoussometimes.Takeadeepbreathbeforetakinganexam.Itusuallyhelps.Practisemoresothatyouwillbemoreconfidenttoworkoutmathsproblems.

B.Don'tworrytoomuchaboutit.Youaresoongetting14and15.Yourvoicewillgetlowerinpitch(音调)andstarttosoundmore"grown-up".

C.Beingaloneathomemightbefun.Playgameswithyourbrotherordosomethingyoulike.Keepmorelightsonthanusual.Youwillfinditfunandsafetobehomealone.

D.Haveyoudoneanythingwrong?Ifnot,haveatalkwithyourclassmate.Theremustbesomemisunderstanding.Iamsureyouwillgetonwellwitheachothersoon.

E.Writedownyourmissaboutyourcatsothatyouwon'tfeellonely.Spendmoretimewithyourfriendsandfamily.Thingshavetomoveon.42.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E43.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E44.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E45.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E46.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E七、首字母短文填空:本大题共1小题,共5分。47.阅读短文,根据上下文和所给的首字母写出所缺单词。注意使用正确形式,每空限填一词。要求写出完整单词。

ChineseNewYearisspecialintheLifamily.Everyyearafterdinner,theyhold"GreatPeopleandGreatIdeasNight".ThisfamilytraditionbeganwithGrandpaLi.Eachpersontellsastoryaboutano(1)

personwhodidsomethinggreatandhelpedmanypeople.

Thisyear,MingtalkedaboutThomasEdison.Edisoncamefromanordinaryb(2)

.Hisfamilywasnotrich,andhedidnotgotoschoolforlong.However,hekepttryingandfinallym(3)

toturnhisideasintousefulinventions.Hisinventionshavehadagreati(4)

onpeople'slives.

ThenMing'ssistershowedthefamilyhersmallsolarlamp.Everyonewass(5)

withherideabecausethelampwasusefulandeasytouse.Thelampwasnotf(6)

.Itlookedsimple,butitworkedwell.Top(7)

thatitworked,sheturnedoffthelightsandusedthelamptolighttheroom.

Grandpasaid,"Agoodideaonlybecomesusefulwhenweputitintop(8)

."Thefamilythenmadead(9)

tomakeoneusefulthingtogethereveryyear.Theybelievethistraditioncans(10)

therelationshipbetweenfamilymembersandbringthemcloser.八、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共5分。48.阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

NanRendongwasaChinesescientistwhoiscalledtheFatherofFAST.FASTistheworld'slargesttelescopeanditisalso(1)

(know)asChina's"SkyEye".Itisused(2)

(observe)theuniverseandcanreceivesignalsfromstarsthatare10billionlightyearsaway.NanRendongspentabout22years(3)

thisprojecttomakeitwhatitistoday.Heworkedveryhardandputallhiseffortsintohisresearch.

MarieCuriewasthefirstwomantowintheNobelPrize.Shewasawardedthe1903NobelPrizeforPhysicsandthe1911NobelPrizeforChemistry.Herresearch(4)

(help)withthedevelopmentofX-raymachines.Withthosemachines,doctorscouldexaminepatientseasilyandsavedmany(5)

(life)duringWorldWarI.Shewastrulyoneo

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