辽宁盘锦市兴隆台区辽油实验康桥联考2026-2027学年九年级上学期10月阶段检测英语试题（含答案）

辽宁盘锦市兴隆台区辽油实验康桥联考2026-2027学年九年级上学期10月阶段检测英语试题一、阅读理解AWhensomeone’sheartsuddenlystops,wecanuseanAEDtosavehimorher.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!IfanAEDisnotaround,sendsomeonetogetoneandgiveCPRwhilewaiting.Don’tforgettocall120.1.WhenisanAEDused?A.Whensomeonehasaheadache. B.Whensomeonehasatoothache.C.Whensomeone’sbacksuddenlyhurts. D.Whensomeone’sheartsuddenlystops.2.Whereshouldthepadsbeplacedonthepatient?3.What’sthegoldentimetouseanAED?A.Thefirst4minutes. B.Thefirst5minutes.C.Thefirst6minutes. D.Thefirst7minutes.4.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwereadthetext?A.Travel. B.Sports. C.Health. D.Culture.BInAugust2026,aheartwarmingreuniontookplaceintheMuUsDesertinInnerMongolia.YinYuzhen,aChinesefarmerknownforfightingdesertification(沙漠化),metRonaldSakorski,anAmericanretiredteacher,after26yearsapart.Theirfriendshipbeganin1999,whenSakorski,thenteachinginChina,sawYin’sstoryonTVandwasmovedtotears.Heraised$5,000tohelpherplanttreesinthedesert.Overtheyears,Yinandherhusbandplantedmorethan50,000treeswiththemoney.Thetreesturnedthesandylandintoaforest.Yinnamedtheforest“SakorskiForest”andputupabrickwithhisnameonit.ButsheneverforgottheAmericanteacherwhohadhelpedher.InMay2026,shemadeavideoandaskedtheinternettohelpfindhim.Within48hours,millionsofpeopleacrossChinajoinedthesearch.TheyfoundSakorskiandreconnectedthetwofriendsonline.Threemonthslater,SakorskicamebacktoChina.OnAugust24,heandYinstoodtogetheragainintheforest.Thesmalltreetheyhadplantedtogether26yearsagowasnowover10meterstall.Theyplantedanewtreetogethertomarktheirfriendship.Sakorskiwrote“S”and“YIN”onanewstonemonument,withatreeandaheartbetweenthem.Hesaid,“ThisisastorywritteninHollywood,notareality.Butweareexperiencingthismagnificentmoment.”Theirreunionwasnotjustabouttrees.SakorskialsovisitedLuoyang,wherehehadtaughtin1999.Hemethisformerstudents,someofwhomhadbecomeprofessors,doctorsandbusinesspeople.Hesaid,“Teachersplantaseedinstudents’hearts.Thatseedgrowsintoatreeandthenaforest.”Headded,“Ifasimpleteacherandasimpledesertladycancreatethisforest,imaginewhatmorepeoplecandotogether.”WhenSakorskileftChinaonSeptember1,heandYinhuggedtightlyattheairport.Bothhadtearsintheireyes.Hesaid,“Anyactofkindness,nomatterhowsmall,willneverbewasted.”Theirstoryshowsthatfriendshipandkindnesscancrossoceansandtime.AsSakorskioncesaid,“ChinesepeopleandAmericanpeoplecanbeonefamily.”5.WhendidYinYuzhenandRonaldSakorskifirstmeet?A.In1998. B.In1999. C.In2000. D.In2026.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“magnificent”inParagraph3probablymean?A.terrible. B.common. C.wonderful. D.satisfying.7.WhatcanbeinferredfromSakorski’swordsinParagraph3?A.Hethoughtthestorywastoogoodtobetrue.B.Hedidn’tbelievethatthetreeshadgrownsotall.C.Hefeltthatthestorywaslikeadreamcometrue.D.Hewasdisappointedbythereunion.8.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.ChinesefarmerwhoturnedadesertintoaforestwithhelpfromanAmericanteacher.B.Thereunionoftwooldfriendsandthedeepermeaningbehindit.C.HowtheInternetcanhelppeoplefindeachotheracrosstheworld.D.Ateacher’sjourneybacktoChinatoseehisformerstudents.CZhaoJiajuisagreatChineseultra-trail(超长距离越野跑)runner.InSeptember2026,hemadehistoryatTordesGéants,oneoftheworld’shardestultra-marathonsinItaly.Theraceis336kilometreslong.Runnersneedtoclimbmorethan24,000meters,almostthreetimestheheightofQomolangma.Theycross25highmountainpasses(山口)intheAlps.Thereisnoruleformandatory(强制的)rest.Runnersdecidewhenandhowlongtosleepbythemselves.Thetimelimitfortheraceis150hours.ZhaoJiajufinishedthewholeracein65hours55minutesand22seconds.HebecamethefirstAsianwinnerofthisraceandbrokethecourserecord,cutting13minutesofftheoldrecord.ItwashissecondtimejoiningTordesGéants.Lastyear,hehadtostopatthe203-kilometermarkbecausehewastootired.Insteadofgivingup,hetrainedharderandmadecarefulplansforthisyear’srace.Duringthecompetition,heranfor35hoursstraightbeforehisfirstshortbreak.Heonlysleptforabout20minutesthen.Oncoldmountainnights,hefoughtpainandtirednessandkeptmovingforward.Whenhecrossedthefinishingline,hewassoexhausted(筋疲力尽的)thathecouldhardlyfeelthejoyofwinning.Laterhesaid,“Therearelimitsbeyondlimits.Believeinyourownstrength.Willpower(意志力)cancarryyouthroughhardtimes.”Thestorytellsus:successseldomcomeseasily.Itcomesfromstrongwill,constant(持续的)practiceandthecouragetotryagainafterfailure.9.WherewasTordesGéantsheld?A.InChina. B.InItaly. C.InJapan. D.InAmerica.10.Whatcanwelearnabouttherace?A.Runnersmustsleepforafixedtime. B.Thetimelimitis65hours.C.Theracedistanceis203km.D.Thetotalclimbingheightisover24,000meters.11.WhydidZhaoJiajufaillastyear?A.Badweatherstoppedhim. B.Hegothurtinthemountains.C.Hewastootiredandhadtogiveuphalfway. D.Hedidn’tmakegoodplans.12.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.TheintroductionoftheAlps. B.TherulesofTordesGéants.C.Howtotakepartinultra-marathons.D.ZhaoJiaju’samazingsuccessandspiritofnevergivingup.DAmindsetisthewayofthinking.Yourmindsetcanaffectalmosteverypartofyourdailylife.Dr.CarolDweck,ascientistwhostudieshowthemindworks,hasdiscoveredthatpeoplewithafixedmindsetdealwithproblemsinadifferentwayfromthosewithagrowthmindset.Imaginethattwostudents,AnnaandAmy,aretakingareallyhardmathtestinSeptember.Annahasafixedmindset,whichmeansshebelievesthataperson’sintelligenceisfixed.You’reeithersmartorstupid,andifyou’resmart,everythingiseasyforyou.Amyhasagrowthmindset,whichmeansshebelievesthatintelligencecangrow.Noteveryonecanbecomeagenius,buttheycanimprovetheskillstheyhaveanddevelopnewones.So,whichisright?It’sAmy,since,believeitornot,researchshowsthatyoureallycangetsmarterbyworkinghard,practising,andchallengingyourself.Asyouknow,yourbrainismadeupofbillionsofneurons(神经元).Theyareallconnectedandsendmessagestoeachother.Scientistshavefoundthatwhenwelearn,neuronsmakenewconnectionsandoldconnectionsgrowstronger.Butifconnectionsaren’tused,theywillbreakdown.So,learningislikeexerciseforyourbrain.Themoreyouworkitout,thestrongerandsmarteryournetworkofneuronswillbecome.AccordingtoDr.CarolDweck’sstudies,peoplewithafixedmindsetworryaboutgrades.They’reafraidoflookingstupidwhentheymakemistakes.Peoplewithagrowthmindsetcareaboutlearningnotgrades.Theylearnfromtheirmistakesandtrytofinddifferentwaysofsolvingproblems.Theyaskforhelpwhennecessary.Inonlytwoyears,babieslearntowalk,talkandfeedthemselves.Theyneverworryaboutlookingstupidwhenlearning.Iftheymakemistakes,theyjusttryagain.Dweck’steamalsodiscoveredthat,withsomework,kidscanchoosetohaveagrowthmindset.Theycandobetterinschool.Thetrickistonoticewhatmindsetyouhave.Ifyoueverthinkyourselfstupid,it’snottrue.Youjusthavenotlearnedhowtodosomethingyet.13.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutneurons?A.Learningisnotalwayshelpfultothem. B.Allofthemareconnectedtoeachother.C.Theyonlymakenewconnectionswhenwestudy.D.Theconnectionsamongthemwillneverbreakdown.14.Whatmightamanwithagrowthmindsetagreeabout?A.Ifpeoplearesmartenough,theycandoeverythingeasily.B.Themindsetplaysthemostimportantroleinpeople’slife.C.Peoplewilllookfoolishwhentheymakemistakesinstudy.D.Everyonecangetsmarterbyworkinghardandpractisingmore.15.WhydoesthewritergivetheexampleofbabiesinParagraph5?A.Toshowbabieslearnnewskillsfrommistakes.B.Toshowbabieseasilymakemistakesindailylife.C.Toshowbabieslearnskillsfasterthanolderpeople.D.Toshowbabieshavefewerworriesthanolderpeople.16.Howdidthewriterdevelophismainidea?A.Bylistingnumbers. B.Bytellingtruestories.C.Bycomparingthedifferences. D.Byshowingreasonsandresults.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。EWalkingthroughtheancientpalacesinBeijing,youwillseesomethingtrulyamazing.Thetall,heavybuildingsaremadealmostcompletelyofwood,yettheyhavestoodstrongforhundredsofyears.Evenmoresurprisingly,manypartscontain(包含)nonails(钉子)orglueatall.___17___So,whatisthesecret?Itliesintheperfectwaythewoodpiecesarejoined.Buildersuseaspecialmethodcalled“SunMao”.___18___Whenthewindblowshardorthegroundshakes,thewoodmovesjustalittle.Insteadofbreaking,thepartsholdeachothertightly(紧紧地).Thissmartdesignprotectsthebuildingfromearthquakesandkeepsitsafe.___19___Thiskindofbuildingisalsogoodfortheearth.Itusesnaturalmaterialstakenfromforests.Andwhenthebuildingfinallygetsold,thewoodgoesbacktotheearthwithoutmakinganypollution.Itteachesustoliveinharmony(和谐)withnature.Ourancestors(祖先)wereveryclever.Theydidnotjustbuildfortoday.Theybuiltforthefuture.___20___Weseethewisdom,theart,andtheloveforlifefromChineseculture.Weshouldfeelproudofsuchgreatnationaltreasures.A.Itisaperfectexampleofscienceandartworkingtogether.B.ThisfactshowsthespecialskillsofChinesebuildersandoftenmakesvisitorsstopandwonderhowtheymanagedtodoit.C.Withthismethod,onepieceofwoodhasahole,andtheotherhasapartthatfitsrightintoitperfectly.D.Whenwelookatthesewoodenwonderstoday,weseemorethanjustoldhouses.E.Manypeoplethinkwoodisnotstrongenoughtobuildtallbuildings.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。OneSaturdayafternoon,Idecidedtovisitmygrandparents.Grandfatherhadbeen___21___inbed,andIwantedtocheerhimup.WhenIarrived,hewaslookingatanold___22___.Itshowedhimandhisfriendssittingontheirmotorcycles(摩托车).Grandpaoncelovedridingmotorcycles.WhenIwasyoung,heoftentookmeforrides.Thosewere___23___memories.However,anaccidentchangedeverything.Onmytwelfthbirthday,Grandpatookmeforaride.___24___,acatranacrosstheroad.Toavoidit,Grandpaturnedquicklyandthemotorcycle___25___.Werolled(滚)intoabush(灌木丛).Luckily,weweren’thurt,buttheaccidentleftaterriblemarkonhim.Fromthenon,heneverrodeagain.Heevendidn’t___26___metogetamotorcyclelicense(执照).Butsecretly,Igotonelastyear.Grandpastoppedmythoughtsandhandedmeabox.Inside,Ifoundashiny___27___.“Ihavebeenafraidofridingsincethataccident,”hesaid.“ButIwon’tletmyfear___28___you.Followme.”Icouldn’tbelievemyeyeswhenIsawanewmotorcycle!Thatday,Grandpataughtmethatfacingfearsishardbut___29___.Hisgiftwasnotjustamotorcycle—itwasalessonaboutloveandcourage.Thismemoryremindsmethatthegreatestgiftsarealwaystheonesthat___30___ourhearts.21. A.happy B.ill C.busy D.nervous22. A.box B.gift C.picture D.table23. A.sweet B.sad C.terrible D.old24. A.Slowly B.Suddenly C.Luckily D.Naturally25. A.showedup B.brokedown C.ranout D.fellover26. A.force B.warn C.allow D.order27. A.coin B.watch C.ring D.key28. A.help B.stop C.fool D.find29. A.simple B.painful C.meaningful D.dangerous30. A.touch B.keep C.prepare D.guard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。Inearly2026,springandautumnholidaysforprimaryandsecondaryschoolstudentsbecameahottopicacrossChina.Someprovincesandcitiescarriedoutapilotprogram(试点项目),andtheprogram___31___(catch)widepublicattentionrightaway.Manystudentssaidtheywereveryexcitedwhentheyweretoldthenews.Thetwoshortbreaksusuallycomeinwarmspringandcomfortableautumn,whentheweatherispleasantforoutdooractivities.Insteadof___32___(stay)indoorswithtextbooksallday,studentscanopentheireyestotherealworldandturnknowledge___33___lifeskills.Forfamilies,theholidaysalsobringgoodnews.Withstaggered(错峰的)holidays,parentscanspendqualitytimewiththeir___34___(child)withoutheavytrafficorcrowdedplacesofinterestduringlongvacations.Familyconnectionscanbegreatlyimprovedthroughshorttrips,museumvisitsorsimpledailyactivitiestogether.However,theprogramstillfacessomechallenges.The___35___(big)oneoftheproblemsischildcareforworkingparents.Manyof___36___(they)havenotimetolookaftertheirkidsduringthebreaks.Tosolvethisproblem,someschoolsofferafter-schoolcare___37___(help)studentsdeveloptheirinterests.Localcommunities___38___(active)providemoreprogramsforstudents.What’smore,holidayplanscanbechangedaccordingtolocalneeds.Inaword,springandautumnholidaysare___39___meaningfulstepineducationreform(改革).Theyshowthatschoolsandsocietycareaboutstudents’physical___40___mental(心理的)healthaswellastheirall-rounddevelopment.Thefutureoftheholidaysisbright.四、任务型阅读ArtificialintelligenceorAI(人工智能)isimprovingthetravelexperienceforvisitorsinChina.AIischanginghowpeopletravelinChina,too.Itactsasa“digitalguide”forforeignersexploringthecountry.Beni,auniversitystudentfromAfrica,usedanAIapptoplanathree-daytriptoBeijing,focusingontheGreatWallandtheForbiddenCity.Withinseconds,theappprovidedacompletetravelline,includingtransportation,accommodation(住宿),touristattractions,andlocalfoodsuggestions.“It’slikehavingalocalfriendtoguideyoupersonally,”hesaid.Henry,atravelvlogger(视频博主),alsofindsAIcanhelphimsomuchduringhistrips.“AIremindsmeofplacesImightotherwisemissbecauseIdidn’tknowwhereitwas.NowAIshowsmeplacesofinterestandexplainstheirhistoryineasywords,”heshared.InTaiyuan,astudentvisitedanoldpalace.SheusedanAIapp’svisual(视觉)recognitionfunction(功能)tofaceit