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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页山东济南市槐荫区2026-2027学年九年级上学期11月期中英语试题一、看图填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。1.根据所提供的图片,用一个完整的句子提问或应答。(1)

A:

?B:Byworkingingroups.(2)

A:Whatcanwedotoimproveourmemory?B:

.(3)A:

?B:Yes,Ihave.Ithinkit’sgreatofSimaQiantowriteit.(4)

A:Themountainhaschangedalot.

.B:Butnowitiscoveredwithtrees.(5)

A:Whoinspiresyoumost?B:YuanLongping.

.二、补全对话-选择:本大题共5小题,共10分。(WangTaoandSunLinaretalkingaboutChina’sspacetechnologyafterschool.)WangTao:Hey,SunLin.Whatdidyoudolastweekend?SunLin:__(1)____

I’velearnedalotaboutChina’sspacetechnologythere.It’sdevelopingsofast!WangTao:That’strue.Chinahasachievedalotinspacemissions.SunLin:Overtheyears,researchersandastronautshaveworkedhardtoachievewhatwehavetoday.___(2)___WangTao:Iagree.AndIfeelproudofthemandourcountry.SunLin:SodoI.__(3)____WangTao:Iknowover30Chineseastronautshavetravelledtospace.SunLin:___(4)___WangTao:IadmireLiuYangthemost.SheisthefirstChinesewomantogointospace.Whataboutyou?SunLin:NieHaishengismyfavouriteastronaut.Hehasbeentospacethreetimes.WangTao:Heissogreat!___(5)___SunLin:Yes,Ido.Iknowit’sreallyhard,butifIworkhard,nothingisimpossible.2.A.Iwenttothehospital. B.Iwatchedamovie.

C.Iplayedbasketball. D.Ivisitedthespacemuseum.3.A.Spacetravelispopular. B.Theyareourheroes.

C.Therearestarsinspace. D.Theyneverneedtraining.4.A.Wheredoastronautslive?

B.Howmanyastronautshavebeentospace?

C.WhenwillwegotoMars?

D.Howdoastronautseatinspace?5.A.Whodoyouadmirethemost?

B.Howlongdoesaspacetriptake?

C.Whydoastronautswearspacesuits?

D.Whatdoastronautsdoinspace?6.A.Willyougotothespacemuseumagain?

B.Canyouflyaspaceship?

C.Doyouwanttobeanastronautinthefuture?

D.Doyouliketravelling?三、阅读七选五:本大题共5小题,共10分。Formanypeoplearoundtheworld,thethirdSundayinJuneisadaytohonourtheirfathers.ItisFather’sDay,adaytorecognizetheimportantrolefathersplayinthefamily.

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Forexample,somepeoplegivetheirfathersgifts,whileotherscookaspecialmealforthem.Inrecentyears,moreandmorepeoplehavestartedtotakeFather’sDayseriously.Afatherisjustasimportanttoachildasamotheris.Childrendependontheirfathersfortheirphysicalandemotionalhealth.What’smore,fathersteachchildrenimportantlessonsandsetgoodexamplesforthem.Fathers’loveandcarecanmakeabigdifferencetochildren’sgrowth.Afatherisalsoaheroinhischild’seyes.

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Whileforsons,afatherisaninspiringpersonandthestrongestmanintheirlives.Inaword,fathersplayanimportantpartinshapingtheirchildren’slives.

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Shewantedaspecialdaytohonourherfather,whoraisedsixchildrenaloneafterhiswifedied.Lifewasquitehardforthepoorfamily,butherfathernevergaveup.Sheunderstoodhowmuchherfatherhaddoneforthem.Shebelievedthatfathersshouldalsobehonouredfortheirhardworkandlove.

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Later,itbecameanationalholidayintheUnitedStates.Peoplesoonbegantocelebrateitinothercountries,too.Father’sDayismorethanacelebration.Itisadaytoremembertheloveandhardworkfathersgive,andtothinkabouttheroletheyplayinourlives.

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A.ThefirstFather’sDaywascelebratedin1910.B.AwomancameupwiththeideaofFather’sDay.C.Father’sDayisonlycelebratedintheUnitedStates.D.Mothersaremoreimportantthanfathersinafamily.E.Fordaughters,afatheristhefirstmantheylookupto.F.Soitisimportanttoshowourloveandthanksonthatday.G.Peoplecelebrateitinmanydifferentandinterestingways.7.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G8.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G9.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G10.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G11.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G四、完形填空:本大题共15小题,共15分。Therewasamysteriousshopcalled“TimeBank”.Theownersaidthathecouldexchangesomethingfortimewith

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.Oneday,ayoungmannamedTomwalkedintotheshop,

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abouttheowner’sbusiness.Tomasked,“CanIexchangetimeformoney?”Theownersmiledandanswered,“Certainly,butyoumustgivemeaperiodofyour

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.”Withoutasecondthought,Tomdecidedtoexchangehis

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childhood—thosedayswithnofriendsbutonlybooks—formoney.Aftermakingthedealwiththeowner,Tomgotmuchmoney.Yearswentby,hiscareerwasmore

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thanbefore,buthislifestartedtobefilledwithstrange

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.Onaquietnight,ashe

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anoldphotoalbum,herealizedallmemoriesabouthischildhoodhaddisappeared,evenhisownimageinthephotoswasunclear.

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,heunderstoodthechildhoodhespentalonewassuchvaluabletimeforhimtolearntobe

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andstrong.Scared,Tomrushedbacktothe“TimeBank”andaskedtheownertostopthe

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.Theownersaid,“Icanreturnyourtime,butyoumustgiveupeverythingyouhavenow.”Heagreedwithoutthinkingtwice.

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helostallhismoneyandtheachievementsofyearsofhardwork,hedidn’tregret.Thensomethingunexpectedhappened.Hecould

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hischildhoodclearly.Atthatmoment,hefeltasenseof

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.Themostvaluablethingsinlifearen’tmaterialwealth,butthetimewe

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andthememorieswekeep.Never

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ourprecioustimeforshort-termwealth.12.A.customers B.students C.reporters D.scientists13.A.serious B.active C.curious D.attractive14.A.youth B.business C.study D.future15.A.brave B.lonely C.free D.rough16.A.popular B.hopeful C.helpful D.successful17.A.danger B.emptiness C.surprise D.shame18.A.cutup B.tookafter C.droppedout D.lookedthrough19.A.Normally B.Recently C.Suddenly D.Secretly20.A.convenient B.independent C.necessary D.completed21.A.plan B.way C.promise D.deal22.A.However B.Unless C.Until D.Although23.A.recall B.discover C.create D.accept24.A.pride B.peace C.confidence D.humour25.A.sell B.waste C.spend D.avoid26.A.trade B.save C.change D.take五、阅读理解:本大题共20小题,共40分。AAnAED(AutomatedExternalDefibrillator自动体外除颤器)isasmall,smartmachinethatcanhelpsaveaperson’slifeduringaheartemergency.Itisusedwhensomeone’sheartsuddenlystopsbeatingnormally.HowDoesanAEDWork?1.Sticktwostickypadsontheperson’schest(胸膛).●Placeonepadontotheupper-rightchest.Placetheotherontothelower-leftchest.●ConnectthepadstotheAED.●Don’ttouchthepatient!Waitfortheresultoftheexamination.●GiveCPR(心肺复苏)ifneeded.2.Followitsvoiceinstructionslike“Standclear”or“Pressthebuttontoshock(电击).”Thistellsyouexactlywhattodo.3.Iftheheartisindanger,pressabuttontogiveasafeelectricshock.Thiscanhelptheheartstartbeatingnormallyagain.WhereCanYouFindAEDs?YoucanfindAEDsinmanypublicplaceslikeschools,busstations,shoppingcenters,gyms,andairports.Theyareofteninredorgreenboxeswithaclearsign.IfanAEDisnotaround,sendsomeonetogetoneandgiveCPRwhilewaiting.Don’tforgettocall120forhelp.AEDsaresimple,safe,andcansavelives.Bylearningwhattheyareandwheretofindthem,youcanhelpsomeoneinneed.27.WhatcanweknowabouttheAED?A.Asafebox. B.Asmartmachine.

C.AtoytodoCPR. D.Akindofmedicine.28.Whereshouldthepadsbeputonthepatient?A. B. C. D.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”referto?A.Thestickypadonthechest. B.TheAED’svoiceinstructions.

C.Theshockfromthemachine. D.Theheartbeatofthepatient.30.WhichplaceisNOTmentionedinthetextasaplacewithAEDs?A.Parks. B.Gyms. C.Airports. D.Schools.31.Whichsectionofawebsiteisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Travel. B.Customs. C.Medicalcare. D.Science.BRickusedtobeachildwhoneverdaredtoexpresshistruethoughts.Healwaysagreedwitheverythinghisfriendssaid.Oneday,heandhisfriendswerediscussingwhethermiddleschoolstudentsshouldbringtheirphonestoschool.Hisfriendsallthoughttheyshould,butRickdidn’tagree.However,becausehedidn’thavethecouragetospeakouthismind,hechosetoagreewiththem.Butheknewthatalwaysgoingagainsthisownwilltoagreewithothersmadehimfeelveryuncomfortable.Sohetoldhismumaboutthis.“Ijustcan’ttellpeoplewhatIreallythinkorwant.It’stoodifficultforme,”saidRick.“Youcan’toryoudon’twantto?”Mumaskedpatiently.“IguessIdon’twantto.I’mafraidofbeingdifferent,”answeredRick.Hismumsmiledandhandedhimafamousbook,TheAnalectsofConfucius(《论语》).Rickknewthebookbuthedidn’tknowwhathismummeant.However,hestartedreadingthebookeverynightbeforebed.Oneday,hereadthephrase,“Gentlemenhavepeacebutdisagree;pettypeople(小人)agreebuthavenopeace.”Hedidn’tunderstandit,soheaskedhismum.“Itmeansgentlemenachieveharmony(和谐),buttheydon’tjustblindlyagreewithothers.Theyhavetheirownideas,andtheycantellthetruthbravely.Pettypeopleagreeeasily,buttheydon’tachievetrueharmonyintheirhearts.”Hismumexplained.Suddenly,Rickwasinspiredandrealizedthathavingdifferentideaswasnotabadthingatall.Hewasverythankfulforthebook.Hedecidedtobebraveenoughtoexpresshisownthoughts.Hedidashesaid.Fromthenon,hewasnolongerafraidtospeakhismind.Tohissurprise,hefoundthatthefriendshiphadbecomeevenstronger!32.WhatdidRickusetobelike?A.Healwaysarguedwithhisfriends.

B.Hewasafraidtoshowhisownideas.

C.Hedidn’tcareaboutothers’opinionsatall.

D.Heoftenexpressedhistruethoughtsbravely.33.WhydidRickfeeluncomfortable?A.Becausehelosthisfriends.

B.Becausehisfriendsdidn’tlistentohim.

C.Becausehehadafightwithhisfriends.

D.Becausehealwayswentagainsthisownwill.34.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeRick’smum?A.Patientandwise. B.Creativeandhonest.

C.Confidentandbrave. D.Carefulandhumorous.35.Whatisthemeaningoftheunderlinedsentenceinthetext?A.Pettypeoplecanliveinpeace.

B.Gentlemenalwaysthinkthesame.

C.Gentlemengetalongwithdifferentideas.

D.Pettypeopleneverdisagreewithothers.36.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Silenceisgold.

B.Followingrulesisimportant.

C.Expressingtruethoughtsisnecessary.

D.Havingdifferentideasisbadforfriendship.CBackin1999,anAmericanexchangeteacherRonaldSakolskywasdeeplytouchedbyYinYuzhen’shardworkondesertgreening.Soheraised5,000dollarstosupportherworkintheMuUsDesert.Thetwolostcontactafterdonation.ButYinneverforgothishelp.Today,that5,000-dollardonationhasfinallygrownintoover50,000trees.Thedeserthasturnedintothickwoods,wherewildanimalscomebackandsandstormsarewellcontrolled.Missingthekindforeignfriendallthetime,YinmadeapublicvideoandinvitedSakolskytoseetheforestforhimself.Thevideospreadquicklyonline.Anonlineuserwrote,“Yougivemeadropofwater,Ireturnasea.Youplantasingletree,Igivebackaspring.”Withpeople’shelp,theytalkedthroughavideocallwithin48hours.Learninghissmallkindnesscreatedsuchgreatchanges,Sakolskyfeltgreatlysurprisedandexcited.SakolskyhasalwayslovedChinesecultureandkeptsharingwhathelearntinChinawithhisstudentsafterreturninghome.HegladlyacceptedYin’sinvitationandhopedtoplanttreestogetherinperson.Thismovingstoryattractswideattentiononline.Moreinternationalfriendshavejoinedthetree-plantingactivitytomaketheearthgreener.Thelastingfriendshipandjointeffortsfullyshowthatallhumansshareonecommonhome,andthatkindnesswillalwaystakerootandgrowstrong.37.WhatdidSakolskydonatethemoneyfor?A.ToimproveYin’slife. B.Tohelpplanttrees.

C.Toprotectwildanimals. D.Tomakeshortvideos.38.WhatisthecorrectorderoftheeventsaboutSakolsky?①HemadeadonationtoYin.②HegladlyacceptedYin’sinvitation.③HetalkedwithYinthroughavideocall.④HesharedChineseculturewithhisstudents.A.①②④③ B.①④③② C.②③①④ D.②④①③39.Whydoesthewritermentiontheonlineuser’swordsinParagraph3?A.Tosharehislifeexperiences. B.Toofferreaderssometips.

C.Toexplainthegrowthofforests. D.Toshowourthanksforkindness.40.WhatcanweknowaboutRonaldSakolsky?A.HeworkedasaforestguardinAmerica.

B.HehasbeenkeepingintouchwithYinallthetime.

C.Hewasamazedatthegreatresultsofhissmallhelp.

D.HeplantedthousandsoftreesinMuUsDesertin1999.41.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HardWorkontheDesert B.CommonHomeontheEarth

C.AShortCall,aLongFriendship D.ASmallAct,aBigDifferenceDManyEnglishlearnersliketowritelongsentencesintheircompositions(作文).Theywanttoimpressothersbyshowingofftheirrichvocabularyandperfectgrammarskills.Butremember,“wordy”sentences,orsentencesthatareunnecessarilylong,canstopreadersfromunderstandingtheirrealmeaning.Inawell-writtensentence,everywordshouldserveapurposeandbeintherightplace.Let’slookatanexampleofawordysentence:“Thereiscurrentlyalively,ongoingdebate(辩论)amongmanyuniversityteachersandotherexpertswhostudyhumannature,duringwhichargumentsarebeingpresentedaboutwhatitmeansthatsomanyyoungpeoplewholiveinoursocietytodayaresointerestedinstoriesaboutsuperheroes.”Canyoueasilyunderstandthis46-wordsentence?Well,you’renotaloneifyoucan’t.Inoneinterview,researchersfoundthatonly25percentofpeoplecouldeasilyunderstandit.Mostreadersfeltconfusedafterreadingitonce.Whatifwerewritethissentencetobemoredirect?Now,contrastthe46-wordsentencewiththismuchsimplerone:“Universityteachersarediscussingwhyyoungpeoplelikesuperherostories.”See?Itismucheasiertounderstandanditstillexpressesexactlythesamemainpoint.Herearethreeusefultipstohelpyouavoidwordysentencesinyourwriting.Tip1:Useactivevoiceinsteadofpassivevoice(被动语态).Forexample,say“Thefamilyboughtanewcar.”insteadof“Anewcarwasboughtbythefamily.”Tip2:Avoidlong,wordyphrases.Insteadofusingthefour-wordphrase“asamatteroffact”,justusetheshortform“infact”.Tip3:Putshortsentencestogetherwhenpossible.Forexample,insteadofwriting“Annlikesthebook,andherbestfriendMarylikesittoo,”say“BothAnnandherbestfriendMarylikethebook.”Byfollowingthesesimplebuthelpfultips,youcanmakeyourwritingclearerandmoreenjoyableforyourreaders.42.Howdoesthewriterdescribeagoodsentence?A.Asentencethatislonganddetailed.

B.Asentencethatusesmanyadvancedwords.

C.Asentencewhereeverywordhasitsproperplace.

D.Asentencethatrepeatsthemainideaseveraltimes.43.Whatpercentofpeoplehaddifficultyunderstandingthe46-wordsentence?A.10% B.25% C.50% D.75%44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“contrast”inParagraph3mean?A.compare B.report C.discuss D.fill45.Whatisthepropersentenceaccordingtothetips?A.TheletterwaswrittenbyTom.

B.Shehastheabilitytoplaythepiano.

C.Asamatteroffact,heisgoodatEnglish.

D.BothBobandhisbrotherloveplayingbasketball.46.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Differentwaystomakesentencesbeautiful.

B.Waystouseactiveandpassivevoicecorrectly.

C.Adviceonavoidingwordysentencesinwriting.

D.Reasonswhyyoungpeoplelovesuperherostories.六、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。47.WangXingxing,ayoungmanfromZhejiang,isknownforhisworkinrobotics.HewasborninapoorfamilyinYuyao.Althoughhisfamilywasnotrich,hestillhad

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bigdream.Whenhewasamiddleschoolstudent,he

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(great)amazedhisteachersbyusingoldthingsathometobuildmodelcarsandships.HestudiedatZhejiangSci-TechUniversity,whereheshowedthequalitiesofagreat

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(science).In2015,whilestudyingforamaster’sdegree(学位)atShanghaiUniversity,hecreatedtheXDogand

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(win)aprizeforit.Hisinventionsarechangingmanypeople’s

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(life).In2016,WangfoundedtheUnitreeRoboticsCompany.Thecompanysoonbecamefamous.Itwonmanyprizesformakingfour-leggedrobots.In2021,itsrobot“Benben”appearedontheSpringFestivalGala(春晚),andaGo1robotalsoshowedupattheBeijingWinterOlympicsin2022.Wangbelievesthatyoungpeoplecanachieve

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(they)dreamsiftheynevergiveup.Itisofgreatimportancethatyoungpeopleshouldthinkcarefully

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(learn)fromhimaslookingbackonhishardexperiences.InDecember2024,hiscompanymadeavideotoshow

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thenewrobotdogB2-Wcoulddo.Manyfamouspeoplesharedthisvideoonsocialmedia.Asaresult,morepeoplestartedtoknowabouttherobotdogandthecompany.Overthepastfewyears,Wang’scompany

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(make)greatprogr

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