黑龙江大庆市肇源县二站镇第二中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期11月期中英语试题（含答案）

黑龙江肇源县二站镇第二中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期11月期中英语试题一、阅读理解AExcitingnewsin2025!WintersportsheatupFrom7to14February,the9thAsianWinterGamestookplaceinChina’sHarbin,thecoldestcapitalcityinChina.Morethan2,000athletestookpart.Theycompetedinsportslikeskating,skiingandicehockey.ThePalaceMuseumisturning100InOctober2025,thePalaceMuseumcelebratedits100thbirthday.Anewbranchofthemuseumwasopenedtoeveryone.ThisnewbranchsitsinBeijing.There,morevisitorscanenjoytheculturalrelicsofthePalaceMuseum.ValuepeaceallthemoreIn1945,ChinesepeoplebravelywontheWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression(1931-1945).IthelpedbringpeacebacktotheworldandearnedChinarespectfromothercountries.3September2025wasthe80thanniversaryofthisgreatvictory.HeadingtospaceIn2025,ChinesespacecraftShenzhouXXandShenzhouXXItookastronautstotheTiangongspacestation.TheTianzhou9cargocraftsentsuppliestothestationinAugust.1.Whatwasprobablythelowesttemperaturewhenthe9thAsianWinterGameswereheld?A.-10℃. B.20℃ C.0℃ D.-20℃.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Only2,000athletescompetedinthe9thAsianWinterGamesinHarbin.B.AnewbranchofthePalaceMuseumwasopenedtovisitorsinBeijing.C.IttookChinesepeople8yearstofightagainstJapaneseArmy.D.ShenzhouXX,ShenzhouXXIandTianzhou9sentastronautstospace.3.Whereisthepassagepossiblychosenfrom?A.Anewspaper. B.Anovel. C.Aguidebook. D.Apoem.BIhavearulefortravel:nevercarryamap.Iprefertoaskfordirections.ForeignvisitorsareoftenpuzzledinJapanbecausemoststreetstheredon’thavenames.InJapan,peopleuselandmarks(地标)intheirdirectionsinsteadofstreetnames.Forexample,theJapanesewillsaytotravellers,“Gostraightdowntothecorner.Turnleftatthebighotelandgopastafruitmarket.Thepostofficeisacrossfromthebusstop.”InthecountrysideoftheAmericanMidwest,usuallytherearenotmanylandmarks.Therearenomountains,sothelandisveryflat(平坦的).Inmanyplacestherearenotownsorbuildingswithinmiles.Insteadoflandmarks,peoplewilltellyoudirectionsanddistance.InKansasorIowa,forexample,peoplewillsay,“Gonorthtwomiles.Turneast,andthengoanothermile.”PeopleinLosAngeles,California,havenoideaofdistanceonthemap.Theymeasuredistancebymeansoftime,notmiles.“Howfaristhepostoffice?”youask.“Oh,”theyanswer,“it’saboutfiveminutesfromhere.”Yousay,“Yes,buthowmanymilesawayisit?”Theydon’tknow.PeopleinGreecesometimesdonoteventrytogivedirectionsbecausevisitorsseldomunderstandtheGreeklanguage.Insteadofgivingyouthedirection,aGreekwilloftensay,“Followme.”Thenhewillleadyouthroughthestreetsofthecitytothepostoffice.Sometimesapersondoesn’tknowtheanswertoyourquestion.Whathappensinthissituation?ANewYorkermightsay,“Sorry,Ihavenoidea.”ButinYucatan,Mexico,nooneanswers,“Idon’tknow.”PeopleinYucatanthinkthat“Idon’tknow”isimpolite.Theyusuallygiveananswer,oftenawrongone.AvisitormaygetlostinYucatan!Onethingwillhelpyoueverywhere—inJapan,intheUnitedStates,inGreece,inMexico,orinanyotherplace.Youmightnotunderstandaperson’swords,butmaybeyoucanunderstandhisbodylanguage.Heorshewillusuallyturnandthenpointinthecorrectdirection.Gointhatdirectionandyoumayfindthepostoffice!4.Thepassagemainlytellspeoplethat.A.nevercarryamapfortravelB.therearenotmanylandmarksintheAmericanMidwestC.therearedifferentwaystogivedirectionsindifferentpartsoftheworldD.NewYorkersoftensay,“Ihavenoidea.”butpeopleinYucatan,Mexico,neversaythis5.Thepassagesays,“InJapan,peopleuselandmarksintheirdirections.”Theword“landmarks”means.A.buildingnames B.streetnamesC.hotels,banksandbusstopsD.buildingsorplaceswhichareeasilyrecognized6.Inthepassage,countriesarementionedbythewriter.A.seven B.four C.eight D.five7.Whichofthefollowingiswrong?A.Travellerscanlearnaboutpeople’scustoms(习俗)byaskingquestionsaboutdirections.B.Aperson’sbodylanguagecanhelpyouunderstanddirections.C.Peopleinsomeplacesgivedirectionsinmiles,butpeopleinotherplacesgivedirectionsbymeansoftime.D.Peopleindifferentplacesalwaysgivedirectionsinthesameway.C20December2024marksthe25thanniversaryofMacao’sreturntoChina.Macao,abeautifulcitylyingonthesoutherncoastofChina,hasarichhistorydatingbackhundredsofyears.ItwasanimportanttradingportduringtheMingandQingDynasties,servingasawindowforculturalexchangesbetweenChinaandtheWest.However,itexperiencedcolonial(殖民的)ruleforover400years.Macaoisfamousforitsdifferentanddeliciouscooking,whichisaperfectblendoftraditionandWesternflavors.Cartnoodles(车仔面)arethemostfamousones.CartnoodlesareknownaschezaimianinChinese,andthistraditionalandpopulardishisenjoyedbylocalsthroughouttheday.Thebestpartofthenoodlesisthatyoucanchooseyournoodletype,ingredients(配料)andevensoupbase(汤底).Thereareupto30ingredientstochoosefrom,likebeefandcheesesausages.Fornoodles,youcanpickfromthickorthin,riceoreggnoodles.Ifyouwantmorechoices,therearealsomanysoupbasestochoosefrom.Besidesitsdeliciousfood,Macaoisalsoknownforitsculturalheritage(遗产).Thecityisameltingpot(熔炉)ofEastandWest,withamixofChineseandPortugueseinfluencesinitsart,buildings,andcustoms.MacaohasmanyWorldHeritageSites,suchastheRuinsofSt.Paul’sandtheA-MaTemple,whichnotonlysymbolizethecity’sculturebutalsoformanimportantpartofChineseculture.Overthepast25years,Macaohaschangedalot,transformingfromasmallcitythatdependedonthegamingindustryintoamodernandwealthycity.AndpeoplebelievethatMacaowillbecomebetterandbetter.8.WhendidMacaoofficiallyreturntoChina?A.On20December1997. B.On20December1998.C.On20December2004. D.On20December1999.9.Whatmakescartnoodlesapopularchoiceamonglocals?A.Noodletypes. B.Ingredientsandsoupbases.C.BothAandB. D.Locals’favourite.10.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.Macaoisonlyfamousforitsdifferentcooking.B.MacaowasanimportanttradingportduringtheYuanandMingDynasties.C.TheA-MaTempleisbothasymbolofMacao’scultureandanimportantpartofChineseculture.D.Macaomainlydependsonthegamingindustrytobecomeawealthycitynow.11.Whichisthestructureofthispassage?DOnedayafterschool,Iwenttotheteachers’officetoseemyteacher,butnobodywasthere.AsIwasabouttoleave,Inoticedapieceofpaperonthefloor.Ipickeditupandsawthewords“FINAL-TERMEXAMINATION”atthetop.Iputthepaperintomyschoolbagsecretlyandranoutoftheroom.AfterIcamebackhome,Itookoutthepaperquickly.Itwastheexampaperofmyworstsubject,history.Ifeltexcited.Myheartbeatfast.Itookoutmyhistorybookandstartedworkingontheanswer.Ihadneveransweredanyquestionssoseriously.Onthedayofthehistoryexam,Iwentintotheexamhallconfidently.Whenthepaperwassenttome,Idreamtofgettingthehighestmarkinthewholegradeandcouldnothelpsmiling.“Myhistoryteacheralwaysencouragedmetoworkhardandgetbettergrades,butIlethimdowntimeandtimeagain.ThistimeIwillgivehimabigsurprise,”Ithought.Whentheteachersaidwecouldstart,Iturnedthepaperover.Tomysurprise,allthequestionsweredifferent.LaterIfeltnervous.Intheend,Ialmostleftthepaperundone.Aftertheexam,Irantothetoilet,tookoutthepaperandcarefullyreaditfromthetop.Oh!Itwaslastyear’sexampaper.IreadallthequestionsbutIhadn’treadthedate.ThisisalessoninwhichIknowIhavetoputmyfeetontheground.Iregretteddoingsuchasillything.Afterthat,ItoldmyteacherthetruthandIpromisedtobehonest.Fromthenon,Iworkedharderthaneverbefore.12.Thewriteralwaysinhishistoryexams.A.gothighmarks B.didsillythingsC.lethisteacherdown D.leftthepaperundone13.Thewriterfeltwhenhefirstsawallthequestionsweredifferent.A.surprised B.excited C.nervous D.crazy14.Whendidthewriterknowitwaslastyear’sexampaper?A.Beforehereadallthequestions. B.Assoonashereturnedhome.C.Untilhewentintotheteachers’office. D.Afterhereadthepaperinthetoilet.15.Whatmightthewriterwriteinhisdiary?A.I’mgladthatIdidverywellintheexam.Igavemyteacher…B.Aftertheexam,myteacheraskedmetogotohisoffice.Myheart…C.WhenIturnedoverthepaper,Icouldn’thelpsmiling.Myteacher…D.I’mtrulysorryforwhatIdid.Everyoneshouldbehonest.I’ll…EChoosethesentencestocompletethepassage.Storytellinghascaughtthehumanimaginationforthousandsofyears.Peopleeverywherehavetoldstoriestorelax,toteach,toremember,andjusttopassthetime.Peoplestartedtellingstorieslongbeforewritingwasinvented.16.Butpeopleallovertheworldstilltelloneanotherstoriesoutloud.Apersonwhocantellagoodstorynearlyalwaysfindslisteners.Beforepeopledevelopedwriting,storytellingwasthemostimportantwaytopassalonginformation.Anythingaculturewantedtoprotect—itsbeliefs,itshistory,anditstraditions—hadtobetoldoutloud.Eachgenerationwouldtelltheculture’sstoriestothenext.17.Knowledgepassedoninthismethodiscalledthespokentradition.Evenculturesthatknowhowtowritestillpassalongsomeinformationinthisway.18.Inotherculturesonlyspecialstorytellersweretrustedtodothisimportantjob.Aculture’sbeststorytellershadgoodmemories.Theycouldalsomakethestoriesveryinteresting,sopeoplewouldlistenandrememberthem.Sometimespeoplewouldsingthestoriesortellthemintheformofpoems.Songsandpoemscanbothmakestorieseasiertoremember.However,storiestoldaloudchangeovertimeasdifferentpeopletellthem.19.Oratellermaysimplynotrememberallthedetailsofastory.Unlikewrittenstories,thespokentraditionisnotcreatedbyanyoneperson.20.Sometimesthestoriesarecollectedandwrittendownlongaftertheyhavebeencreated.A.InthiswaythestorieswerepassedalongB.InsomecultureseveryonewouldpassalongthestoriesC.SoonstorytellingbecameverypopularallovertheworldD.Instead,awholeculturehelpsshapethechangingstoriesinhistoryE.ThespokentraditioniscreatedbygoodstorytellersratherthanlistenersF.Todaystoriesarealsowrittendowninbooksandactedoutinmovies,TVshows,andplaysG.Astorytellermightchangeastoryinordertomakeitbetter二、完形填空Choosethebestanswertocompletethepassage.Timhadalwaysstruggledwithhisweight.Atschool,hisclassmateswouldcallhim“BigTim”.Everyday,hewishedhecouldbelikeotherkids,runningfastandplayingsports21,butthatalwaysseemedoutofreach.Oneday,agroupofhisclassmatesdecidedtoplaya22onhim.Theysecretlyenteredhimfortheschool’slong-distancerace.Theythoughtitwouldbefuntowatchhimfail.Onraceday,Timrealisedhehadbeentrickedwhenhesawmockingposters.Hefroze,feelingdeeply23.Yet,whentheracebegan,hestartedtojog.24hecouldhardlykeepup,hekeptmoving.Astheracewenton,something25.Afewstudentsbegantocheerforhim.Itwasn’taboutwinninganymore—itwasabout26tohimselfthathecouldfinish.Ashefinally27thefinishline,hefelltotheground,exhausted.Hisclassmates,whohadonce28him,werenowclappingandshoutinghisname.Timsmiled.Hehadfinished,andthatwasmorethanheeverthought29.Fromthatdayon,theteasingstopped.Timhadshowneveryonethattruestrengthwasn’tabout30—itwasaboutheart.21.A.safely B.quickly C.easily D.properly22.A.game B.trick C.part D.records23.A.relaxed B.excited C.embarrassed D.disappointed24.A.Since B.Unless C.Though D.If25.A.stopped B.worked C.disappeared D.changed26.A.suggesting B.explaining C.proving D.promising27.A.crossed B.saw C.missed D.left28.A.arguedwith B.laughedat C.competedwith D.caredabout29.A.necessary B.interesting C.valuable D.possible30.A.speed B.height C.size D.time三、短文填空Fillineachblankwithaproperformofthewordgivenoraproperword.Hi,myyoungfriends!IamBeijing-ZhangjiakouRailway.HereIamwritingtosharemystorywithyou.Iwasbornin1909.Iam116yearsoldnow.My31(build)wasZhanTianyou,abraveandsmartman.HebelievedChinashouldbuilditsownrailway32othercountries’help.Sohebuiltme,China’sfirstself-builtrailway.Atfirst,mytrainsusedsteam(蒸汽).Theirtopspeedwasonly35km/h.Then,thetrains33(start)tousediesel(柴油).Later,therewereevenbettertrainsthatusedelectricity.Ittook34(simple)threehourstofinishthetrip.In2020,thenewhigh-speedrailwayopenedonDecember30Iwasso35(please).Peopleonlyneededtospend47minutes36(travel)fromBeijingtoZhangjiakou.Duringthe2022BeijingWinterOlympics,BeijingandZhangjiakou,thetwohost37(city)fortheevent,welcomedlotsofpeoplefromaroundtheworld.Therailwayplayed38importantrole.AlthoughIamtooold39(keep)workingthesedays,peoplewillkeepmeaspartofhistory.Iamalittlesad,40stillproudofalltheachievementsthatChinahasmadeinthepastfewyears.ZhanTianyoumustbeproud,too.四、任务型阅读Veryoften,whenweseeyoungpeoplesittingthere,lookingatthescreenofamobilephoneandsmiling,wemaythinknothingiswrong.Butwhenwecometothequestion“Howmuchtimedotheyactuallyspendonmediadaily?”,theanswerissurprising:Youngpeoplespendaboutninehourseverydayusingmedia,andthisonlyincludesmediausedforenjoyment.Today’syoungpeopleseemtohavebecomecrazymultitaskers(可同时做多个任务的人).Theyoftenusemediawhendoingotheractivities.SomewatchTVwhendoinghomework,otherssendtextswhilelisteningtomusic.Butwhatdoyoungpeoplethinkofthis?TheresearchshowedthattwothirdsofthembelievedwatchingTVortextinghadnoinfluenceontheirschoolwork.Halfofthemthoughtusingsocialmedia(社交媒体)madenodifference.However,researcheshavegivenadifferentanswer:“Mediamultitaskers”didworseintests.Scientistsdidastudyamongmorethan400students.Itshowsthatthosewhotextalothavemoretroublesleepinganddoworseintheirstudy.Inanotherresearch,studentswhodidn’ttextduringalessontookdownalotmorenotesthanthosewhoweretexting.Asimilarresearchalsofoundthatstudentswhotextedwhendoingschoolworkhadloweroverall(总体的)grades.Accordingtoastudy,ifakidusessocialmediaalot,especiallyatnight,heorshewillsleepworseandfeelmorenervousanddepressed(消沉的).Ontheonehand,youngpeoplestayuplatetocheckmessagesandinformation.Theymayalsobewokenupbymessagestheyreceive.Ontheotherhand,eventhelightfromascreencouldinfluencetheirsleep.Someotherresearchesalsoshowthatchildrenwhousemediaatnightgotobedlater,getfewerhoursofsleepeachweek,andbecomesleepymoreeasilyduringthedaytime.41.Ityoungpeopleaboutninehourstousemediafor.42.watchTVwhendoinghomework,sendtextswhilelisteningtomusic.43.TheresearchshowedtwothirdsofthemwatchingTVortextingdidn’ttheirschoolwork.44.Whatdoestheresearchinvolving(涉及)overstudentsshow?_____________________________________________________________________________45.Whatisthepassag