辽宁鞍山市华育外国语实验学校2026-2027学年上学期九年级10月 阶段学情自测 英语试题（含答案）

辽宁鞍山市华育外国语实验学校2026-2027学年上学期九年级10月阶段学情自测英语试题一、阅读理解AWEEKLYPROJECTMyClub,MyVoiceCreateacoolnameforyourfavoriteclub!Day1Step1Thinkaboutyourclub

Decidewhatyourclubdoes.

Drawing?Singing?Running?Reading...Day3-4Step3Drawalogo(标志)

·Drawapictureforyourfavoriteclub.

·Writeoneshortsentencetointroducetheclub.Day2Step2Mixwordstomakenames

Rule:[funword]+[thingyoudo]+club

Funwords:Bright,Happy,Green,Cool...

Thingsyoudo:Singers,Runners,Readers,Helpers...

eg.Ifyourclubisaboutreadingchoose“Reading”.Day5Step4Shareyourwork(5minutes)

Standinfrontoftheclass.

1.Sayyourclubname.

2.Saywhatyoudo.

3.Showyourlogoandintroduceit.

★Voteforthemostcreativeone.Rules·UseEnglishonly(Youcanlookupnewwordsinadictionary).

·Workingroupsoffour.1.Whatistheprojectfor?A.Practicingyoursports. B.Creatingacoolclubname.C.Talkingaboutthedreamjob. D.Improvingreadingskills.2.Howlongdoestheprojectlast?A.Forfourdays. B.Forfivedays. C.Forsixdays. D.Forsevendays.3.WhichnamefollowstheruleofStep2?A.ClubRunnersHappy. B.RunnersGreenClub.C.GreenRunnersClub. D.RunnersHappyClub.4.Wherecanyoureadthetext?A.Onawebsite. B.Inadiary. C.Inastorybook. D.Onanad.B“Whyistheskyblue?”“Whydoweaddsugartofood?”“Why...?”Everyoneknew10-year-oldAnanyaas“thequestiongirl”.“Ananya,stopaskingsomanyquestions!”herteacherMrs.Sharmawouldsay.“Justacceptthingsastheyare,”hergrandmothertoldher.Shetalkedtoomuch.Herclassmatesavoidedher.Ananyafeltlonely.Maybeeveryonewasright.Maybeaskingquestionswasbad.ButAnanyacouldn’thelpit.Shewantedtounderstandeverything.Oneday,Mr.Patel,anewscienceteacher,joinedtheirschool.Inhisfirstclass,Ananyaraisedherhand,“Whydobirdsflysouth?”Theclasscomplained(抱怨),“Notagain!”ButMr.Patelsmiled,“That’sanexcellentquestion!Whoelsewantstoknowwhy?”Ananyablinked(眨眼)insurprise.Noteacherhadeversaidthatbefore!Afterclass,Mr.PatelcalledAnanyaaside.“Don’teverstopaskingquestions,”hesaid.“Doyouknowwhatscientistsdoallday?Theyask‘why’.Everyscientistwasonceacuriouschild.”Forthefirsttime,Ananyadidn’tfeelannoyed(烦恼的).Shefeltspecial.Mr.PateltaughtAnanyatofindanswersherself.“Whenyouhaveaquestion,firsttrytofindtheanswer.Readbooks.Watchcarefully.Then,ifyoustilldon’tunderstand,ask.”Ananyastartedvisitingthelibrary.Shereadbooksaboutscienceandnature.Shestarteda“QuestionNotebook”.·QuestionNotebook··QuestionsIhad

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·Newquestions·NewquestionsHerquestionsbecamebetter.Insteadof“Whyistheskyblue?”sheasked“Whydoesthesky’scolorchangeduringsunrise?”Teachersnoticed.Ananya’squestionsnowraisedinterestingdiscussions.WhenAnanyawastwelve,shehadaquestion:“Whydosomestreetdogssleepontheroadatnight?”Shestudiedthatforthreemonths.Thenshecreatedaprojectshowingtemperaturedifferences.Itwonfirstprizeatschool,thendistrict,thennationallevel.Today,Ananyais24andstudiesenvironmentalscience.Shestillasks“why”allthetime.Shevisitsschools,talkingtochildren.“Neverletanyonemakeyoufeelbadforbeingcurious,”shetellsthem.5.WhydidAnanya’sclassmatesavoidher?A.Becauseshedidn’tliketotalkwithothers. B.Becauseshekeptaskingsomanyquestions.C.Becauseshealwaysgotintotroublewithothers.D.Becauseshecouldn’tanswerteachers’questions.6.WhatdidMr.PateldotohelpAnanya?A.Hetaughthersomesocialskills. B.Hecreatedaprojectwithher.C.Heboughtalotofbooksforher. D.Heencouragedhertoaskwisely.7.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin#?A.HowIbecameagoodstudent B.WhyIhadtotakenotesC.WhereIfoundtherealanswer D.WhoImadefriendswith8.Whatcanbelearnedfromthestory?A.Everyquestionisadooropening. B.Manyhandsmakelightwork.C.Actionsspeaklongerthanwords. D.Bethankfulforwhatyouhave.CInancientChina,lettersweresentbypigeonsandpackagesbyhorses.Commonpeoplecouldhardlyaffordit.In1896,Chinaopeneditsveryfirstpostoffice.ThatwasthebeginningofChina’sownpostalservice.Withasmallstamponthecover,peopleinbigcitiescouldsendlettersandpackages.Bikes,shipsandtrainscarriedthemacrossmountainsandriversinthecountry,evenabroad.AfterthefoundingofthePeople’sRepublicofChinain1949,thepostalservicegrewrapidly.Postofficesweresetupallaroundthecountry.Theirservicesstretchedtoeventhequietest,farthestvillages.Thatmadecommunicationmucheasierforpeopleineverycornerofthecountry.Collegestudentscouldwritetotheirparentsinfarawayhometowns.Friendsandrelativescouldsendpackagesonfestivalstogreeteachother.Sincethe1990s,anewbranchofpostalservice,thedelivery(快递)industry,hasalsogrownrapidly.Taketheyear2025forexample.Everysecond,over6,000packageswereonthemove.Everyday,morethan500millionpackageswereprocessedandputintotrucks.Inthewholeyear,over180billionweresentacrossthecountry.Andthefastestdeliverytookonlyseveralhours!Now,“speed”isnolongertheonlykeywordinthisindustry.Manydeliveryserviceshavestartedtogogreen.Eachyear,morethan800millionboxesarereusedorrecycled.Besides,smartpackingmodelsarewidelyused.There’snodoubtthatdeliveryservicesaresmartinourlifeandfriendlytoourenvironment.Frompigeonsandhorsestodeliverytrucks,China’spostalhistoryshowshowthisoldgreatnationhasdevelopedandprogressed.Lookingforward,willChina’spostalserviceflytothemoonandotherplanetsinouterspace?9.Whathappenedin1896accordingtothepassage?A.StampswereinventedinChina. B.China’sfirstpostofficewasopened.C.Peoplestoppedusingpigeonsandhorses. D.Shipsandtrainsbegantocarrypassengers.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“stretchedto”meaninParagraph2?A.Reported. B.Moved. C.Reached. D.Missed.11.Whichcanbestdescribethedeliveryservicesaccordingtoparagraphs3&4?A.FasterGreenerSmarter. B.GreenerSmarterCheaper.C.SmarterFasterSafer. D.SaferCheaperGreener.12.Howdoesthewriterorganizethepassage?A.Intheorderoftime. B.Intheorderofspace.C.Fromopinionstofacts. D.Fromreasonstoresults.DForfivelongyears,masterweaverWangPengweiworkeddayandnightinherquietDingzhouworkshopforabigdream:toweave(编织)afullcopyofthefamousancientpainting,AlongtheRiverDuringtheQingmingFestivalinkesi(缂丝),aChinesesilkweavingartwithahistoryofmorethan2,000years.Theprojectwasfarmoredifficultthanshehadimagined.Toshowthepainting’stinydetailsinsilk,ithadtobemademuchbigger.Wangandherteamoftenweaversneededtoworkperfectlytogether.Theyspentthreemonthspracticing,justtomakesureeveryhandmovedinharmony.Whattrulytestedtheirdetermination,however,wastheextremeslownessofthework.Eachday’sworksometimesaddedonlyafewmillimeterstothelength.“Thereweremomentswealmostgaveup,”Wangrecalled.Theworkrequirednotjustskill,butgreatpatience.After126,000hoursofeffort,the8.2-meter-longpiecewasfinallyfinished.Themomentitwascutfromtheloom(织布机),theworkshopwasfilledwithcheersandrelievedsmiles.Wangfeltadeepjoy.“Thisshowsourcraftisnotjusthistory;itisstillalive,”shesaid.Theprojectdidmorethancompleteaweaving.Itchangedalife—thelifeofherson,WangBo.Heoncesawkesiasold-fashionedandbuilthisownbusinessfarfromhome.However,uponreturningduringthepandemic,hewatchedhismotherdevoteherselftotheloom.Touchedbyherpassionandrealizingthecraftmightdisappear,hemadeabigdecision:toleavehisjobandlearnthefamilyart.“Choosingkesiislikewalkingalong,narrowroad,”WangBosaid.Althoughittakesmuchtimeandbringslittlemoney,hefindstruemeaninginit.Now,heiscreatingnewkesiproductsforeverydayuse.Healsohelpsteachyoungstudents,hopingtheytoowilllovethisancientbeauty.Throughtheirhardwork,theartofkesiisbeingwarmlypassedon.Ithonorsthepast,whileweavingitswayintothefuture.13.Whatwasthemainchallengeintheproject?A.Theextremelyslowdailyprogress. B.Themuchlargerscaleofthecopy.C.Theperfectteamworkoftheweavers. D.Thelongtrainingperiod.14.Whatwaskeytocompletingthekesiwork?A.Thepursuitofpersonalartisticfame. B.Perfectteamworkandgreatpatience.C.Astrictdivisionofworkamongweavers. D.Masteryofspecializedweavingskills.15.WhydidWangBodecidetolearnthekesicraft?A.Tolearnatraditionalskill. B.Tochangehiscareerpath.C.Toprotectthedyingcraft. D.Tofulfilhismother’swish.16.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.AGreatWoveninSilk. B.TheFutureofanAncientArt.C.AChallengingSilkProject. D.TwoGenerations,aSharedDream.E阅读短文，从所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有一个多余的选项。Lastsummer,ItookanexcitingtriptoNairobiNationalPark.It’sjust7kilometersawayfromthecitycenter.Whatmakestheparkspecial?___17___AssoonasIarrivedthere,thewarmAfricansunkissedmyface,andtheloudroar(咆哮)ofalionreachedmyears.Icouldn’twaittostart.Theparkishuge,coveringabout117squarekilometers.Electricfences(围墙)keeptheparkseparatefromthecityonthreesides—east,west,andnorth.Butthesouthsidekeepsopen,lettinganimalsmovefreelyastheseasonschange.Theparkhasbeenthereforover70years.Thereare80kindsofmammals(哺乳动物)andmorethan500kindsofbirdsinthepark.___18___Buthere’sanimportantrule—theymuststayinsidetheircars.Why?Becausetherearebig,dangerousanimalslikelionsandleopardswalkingaround!It’sunbelievablethatwecannotseeelephantsinthepark.___19___Sotheremightnotbeenoughfoodfortheotheranimals.Also,theycouldbeadangertopeoplelivingnearby.However,inthepark,thereisameaningfulIvoryBurningMonument(象牙焚烧纪念碑).It’ssaidthatKenya’spresidentburned2.5tonsofivoryheretoshowthegovernment’sstrongwillagainstivorytradein1989.Andthemonumentwasbuilttoremindpeopleofthisfamoushistoricalevent.TodaymanyvisitorsfromallovertheworldandKenyanstudentsgothere.___20___Andweallsharethesamehome—theearth.Weshouldcareforouranimalfriendsandprotectourplanet.A.Onereasonisthatelephantseattonsofplantsforfood.B.It’stheonlywildlifeparkinsideacapitalcityaroundtheworld!C.Everyyear,millionsofvisitorscometoseethesewonderfulanimals.D.Manyvisitorscanwalkanywhereintheparktoseetheanimalsfreely.E.Afterthisexperienceoftravelling,Iknowhumansandanimalsarefriends.二、完形填空阅读短文，理解其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。AndrewwantedtoprepareagiftforhiswifeJennifer’sbirthday.Heknewgiftslikeringsorflowerswouldnotmakeherhappy.Whatshereallyneededwassomething___21___Jenniferlovedanimals,especiallydogs.Everyweekend,theyworkedasvolunteersatananimalshelter.Unluckily,theirowndogSierradiedafewweeksago,andJenniferwasindeep___22___Oneday,whiletheywereworkingattheshelter,Andrewsawmany___23___dogssittingquietlyintheircages.Someofthemhadsadeyes,somewerethinanddirtyandtheotherswereill.Theywagged(摇摆)theirtails___24___whenpeoplewalkedby.Andrewfeltapaininhisheart.Suddenly,hegotagreatidea.Therewere40dogswaitingtofindnewhomesthere.Eachdogneeded110dollarsforits25,includingfoodandmedicalservice.Payingforall40dogswouldcosthim4,400dollars,butAndrewthoughthelpingthesecuteanimalswasmoremeaningfulthananythingexpensive.Hebelievedthiswould___26___hiswife.Jennifer’sbirthdaywasonNovember13th.AndrewpaidallthecostsandgaveJenniferanearlybirthdaygift.Hehanded___27___abeautifulcard,whichsaidthathewashelpingall40dogsfindtheirnewfamilies.WhenJenniferfinishedreadingthecard,shecried___28___joy.Jennifersaiditwasthemostvaluablegiftshehadeverreceivedinherlife,becauseitwasthechancetoheal(治愈)herheartbyhelpingothers.Andrewknewwhatreally___29___tohiswife.Trueloveisnotaboutprice,butaboutunderstanding.___30___wetakethetimetoseethroughourlovedone’seyes,wecannevergiveagiftthatistrulymeaningful.21. A.common B.meaningful C.cheap D.expensive22. A.excitement B.anger C.kindness D.sadness23. A.homeless B.beautiful C.lovely D.happy24. A.weakly B.properly C.comfortably D.secretly25. A.trip B.care C.clothes D.show26. A.pickup B.putup C.cheerup D.dressup27. A.himself B.him C.herself D.her28. A.with B.at C.for D.about29. A.came B.mattered C.connected D.belonged30. A.Although B.Because C.When D.Unless三、短文填空阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。PlasticproductionhasbeenrisingsincetheendofWorldWarII.Plastichasgreatlyinfluencedmodernlife.Itis___31___(wide)usedinclothing,electronicgoods,carsandhealthcare.Infact,plasticisnotasinglematerial.Astudyshowsthat16,000differentchemicalsareusedinmakingplastics.Whenplasticendsupinnature,itcantakehundredsofyears___32___(break)down.Itpollutessoilandwater.Peoplehaverealizedtheplasticpollutionproblem.Thanks___33___modernrecyclingtechnology,weseeproductsmadefromrecycledplastic—fromT-shirtstobagstobuildingmaterials.Thisisthemagicofturningwasteplasticinto___34___(value)products.Scientistsaredevelopingmoreandmoreeffectivemethodstorecyclewasteplastic.Forexample,researchersbreakdownplasticsintoreusable___35___(chemical)byusingheat,pressureandakindofspecialwater.Anothertechnologycreatesaplasticmixtobreakdownwasteplasticintooilfornewplastics.Scientistsalsouseelectriccurrent(电流)toturnwasteplasticintohighqualitygraphene(石墨烯).Thegraphenehelpstodevelopnewcancertreatments.Recyclingreducestheneedtoproducenewplasticfromoil.Besides,ithelpstocontrolenvironmentalpollution.However,recyclingplasticisnotalwayseasy.Differenttypesofwasteplasticsmust___36___(separate)andwellcleaned.Chinahasbeenstressingtheimportanceofrecyclingandhas___37___(take)actiontoimproveit.Manyschoolstrytoencouragestudentstorecycleproperly.Forexample,studentsmayget___38___award,suchasasmalltoyorapencil,___39___theyputemptybottlesintosmartrecyclingmachines.Factoriesareencouragedtouserecycledmaterialsin___40___(they)products.Witheachrecycledbottle,Chinamovesonestepclosertoafuturewherenothingistrulywasted—everythingisjustwaitingforitsnextuse.四、任务型阅读阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。HowILearnedtoGetMySocialEnergyBackDoyouknowwhatasocialbatteryis?Asocialbatteryreferstotheenergyapersonhasforsocialactivities.Likeaphonebattery,ifapersonusesuphisorherenergy,thesocialbatterywillalsorunout.Ididn’trealizehowimportantitwastomanagethis“battery”untillastterm,whenIwentthroughatiringandconfusingperiod.Itallstartedduringabusymonth:threegroupprojectpresentations,aschoolfestivalvolunteerjob,andmanyclassdebates.Asanintrovert(性格内向者),I’veneverbeengoodatdealingwithsomanysocialeventsatthesametime,butIpushedmyselftotakepartineverythingto“fitin”.OnaFridaynight,afteratwo-hourteamdiscussionandaclassparty,IgotacallfrommybestfriendLily.Istaredatthephoneforminutesandfelttootiredtopickitup—Ijustwantedtositalonequietly.That’swhenIrealizedthatmysocialbatterywascompletelyusedup.Socialbatterylevelscanbeinfluencedbydifferentfactors(因素),includingpersonality,physicalhealthandthetypesofactivities.Mypoorsleepduringthatbusymonthmadethingsworse;evenashortconversationinclassfeltlikeitwasaburden(负担).Finally,ItalkedtomyEnglishteacher,Ms.Wang.Sheexplainedthatmanagingsocialenergyisn’taboutbeingunsociable-it’saboutself-awareness.Shesharedsomepracticalwaystorecharge(充电),andIdecidedtogivethematry.First,Istartedusingacalendartoplanmysocialactivities,leavinggapsforrestbetweenthem.Second,Ifocusedon“reallyimportant”eventsandsaidnotolessmeaningfulgatherings.Third,Ilearnedtotakeshortbreaksduringstressfulactivities.Forexample,duringgroupprojectmeetings,Iwouldgooutfor10minutestotakeawalkoncampusorlistentomusic,whichrefreshedmequickly.Aftertryingthesemethodsforamonth,Inoticedahugechange.Lastweek,IsuccessfullyattendedaclasspicnicandthenspentaquietSundayafternoonpainting—somethingIcouldn’thavedonebeforewithoutgettingtired.Ialsorealizedthatrechargingdoesn’tmeanavoidingpeoplebutmeansfindingabalancebetweensocialtimeandbeingalone.NowIcanenjoyhangingoutwithmyfriendswhilekeepingmyenergyincheck,andthisbalancehasmademyschoollifemuchmoreenjoyableandfulfilling.41.Whatarethefactorsthatinfluencesocialbatterylevels?_____________________________________________________________________________42.Howdidthewriterrechargehis/hersocialbatteryduringstressfulactivities?_____________________________________________________________________________43.Whatdidthewriterlearnaboutrechargingthesocialbatteryintheend?_____________________________________________________________________________44.Wouldyouprefertorechargeyoursocialbatteryaloneorwithclosefriends?

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(Morethan30words)_____________________________________________________________________________五、书面表达45.在我们的成长旅程中，总有一些人，如灯塔般照亮前路，如春风般温暖心田，如明镜般映照自我。他们或许是名垂青史的伟人，用思想与功绩启迪我们的灵魂；或许是朝夕相伴的亲友，用关怀与陪伴滋养我们的日常；又或许只是萍水相逢的陌生人，用一个微笑、一次援手，不经意间改变了我们看待世界的目光。请根据提示写一篇短文，讲述一个对你产生深远影响的人，短文必须包含以下全部要点：1.介绍该人物，写出你所了解的能够体现其品质的事迹、思想或语录，也可以记叙你们之间发生的一个故事。2.写出这件事迹或这段经历带给你的感受与想法。3.写出这件事促使你做出的实际改变，以及这件事对你今后学习生活的启示。写作要求：①80—100词，开头已给出，不计入总词数；②文中不能出现自己的姓名和所在学校的名称。TheonewhoinspiresmeTh