江苏扬州市邗江区维扬中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期英语第一次阶段学情自测试题（含答案）

江苏扬州市邗江区维扬中学2026-2027学年九年级上学期英语第一次阶段学情自测试题一、单项选择1.—AfterIgraduate,I’lltrytogetajobasaccountant.

—You’reveryorganizedperson.I’msureyoucandoagoodjob.A.a;a B.an;an C.an;a D.a;an2.Tomaswellashisclassmatestothemuseumeverymonth.A.go B.going C.goes D.went3.Wecannothaveadoublewherewesayeveryoneelsemustplaybytherules,butwedonotneedto.A.standard B.method C.advice D.opinion4.Inourlife,wedon’tneedtobewinners,butweshouldtryourbesteverytime.A.atatime B.fromtimetotime C.atalltimes D.ontime5.Myclassmateisvery.Shealwaysplansherstudywellandkeepshernotesinorder.A.curious B.organized C.generous D.creative6.WearingredispopularattheSpringFestivalinChina.Peoplebelieveitcanbringthemgoodluck.A.highly B.softly C.hardly D.mostly7.—Didyouenjoytheoutdoortrainingyesterday?

—No,notatall!Iwasdeadaftersomuchhardtraining.A.assoonas B.aswellas C.asgoodas D.aslongas8.Don’toffinfrontofothers.Itisnotpolite.A.take B.show C.put D.get9.Someparentsneverseemtocareaboutanythingelsetheirchildren’smarks.A.of B.except C.besides D.about10.—Whenwillyougotothetalkonteenagegrowth,SaturdayorSunday?

—,I’llbefreeonbothSaturdayandSunday.A.Neither B.Either C.Both D.None11.—Ourformteacherdidn’tsayanythingabouttheclassmeetingjustnow.

—Isuppose.A.whenwilltheclassmeetingstart B.ifshecancometothemeetingC.thatwewillhaveittomorrowafternoon D.wherecouldwehavetheclassmeeting12.—Mum,canIjointheotherboysandplaybasketballnow?Theyarewaitingforme.

—Notuntilyourhomework.Studyalwayscomesfirst.A.finishes B.willbefinished C.isfinished D.willfinish13.—Toomuchstresscancauseteenagerstoputonweight.

—Youhaveapoint.Theyshouldexercise.A.cutbackon B.standupfor C.gothrough D.stickto14.Trafficrulesshouldbetrafficaccidents.A.paidattentiontoavoid B.paidattentiontotoavoidC.paidattentiontoavoiding D.paidattentiontotoavoiding15.—Thankyousomuchforhelpingmeworkoutthisdifficultmathproblem.

—.I’malwaysreadytohelpyou.A.That’sright B.Itdoesn’tmatter C.Don’tmentionit D.Withpleasure二、完形填空阅读下面短文，从文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。The20thAsianGames,officiallyknownasAichi-Nagoya2026,openedonSeptember19andran16October4inJapan.Itmarkedthecountry’sthirdtime17theAsianSummerGames,32yearsafterHiroshimahostedtheeventin1994.Around11,000athletesfrom45Asiannationsandregions18inthecompetitionacross38sportsand469events.MostmatchestookplaceatvenuesinAichiPrefectureandNagoya,19someeventswerehostedinotherJapanesecitiessuchasTokyo,GifuandShizuoka.Aspecialfeatureofthiseditionwasthatseveralsportsincludingbasketballandfootball20theircompetitionsbeforetheopeningceremony,givingfansearlyexcitement.AccordingtoOlympics.com,theAsianGamesalsoservedasakey21eventfortheLosAngeles2028OlympicGames.Manysportsusedresultshereto22Olympicqualification(参赛资格)spotsfortheircountries.Newlyaddedeventslikebaseballbroughtfresh23tothetraditionalAsiansportsmeeting,whileclassiconessuchaswushucontinuedtodrawhugepublic24.Theofficialsloganofthegameswas“ImagineOneAsia”,callingonpeopleacrossthecontinenttobuildcloser25throughsports.Thousandsofvolunteershadreceivedprofessional26toofferservicesforathletesandvisitors.Reportersfromallovertheworldrecordedthemovingmomentsofathleteswho27topushpasttheirpersonallimits.ThoughChinahadkeptitsleadingplaceontheAsianGamesmedaltablesforyears,theteamfacedstrong28fromJapan,SouthKorea,IndiaandKazakhstan.TheChineseteamwaswellpreparedandhopedtotrainyoungplayersandget29performancesfromexperiencedones.Itwasbelievedthatthissportsmeetinghadnotonlyproducedwonderfulmatches,30strengthenedculturalcommunicationamongAsiancountries.16.A.at B.since C.for D.until17.A.hosting B.tohost C.host D.hosted18.A.took B.entered C.competed D.played19.A.because B.though C.while D.if20.A.canceled B.finished C.began D.stopped21.A.qualification B.celebration C.entertainment D.charity22.A.lose B.get C.miss D.share23.A.problems B.spirit C.energy D.risk24.A.shame B.doubt C.pressure D.attention25.A.arguments B.friendship C.competitions D.stress26.A.training B.praise C.reward D.competition27.A.planned B.tried C.wished D.learned28.A.support B.challenges C.protection D.praise29.A.poor B.good C.quick D.strange30.A.and B.so C.but D.or三、阅读理解ASunshineMiddleSchoolNoticeboardSchoolFireDrill(演习)Dearteachersandstudents,Tohelpeveryonelearnmoreaboutfiresafety,ourschoolwillholdafiredrill.Hereistheinformation.Time:9:30a.m.—10:10a.m.,October14th,2026Whattodo:•Practiseleavingbuildingsquicklywhenthefirealarm(警报)rings.•Learnsimplelife-savingskills,likehowtohelpsomeonewhoishurt.Importantrules:•Donotpusheachother;•Donotusethelift(电梯);•Donottakethingswithyou;•Followteachers’orders.Let’sworktogethertokeepsafe!SchoolSafetyOfficeOctober9th,202631.Whatshouldstudentsdoduringthefiredrill?A.Carrythings. B.Followteachers’orders.C.Pusheachother. D.Leavebuildingsslowly.32.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthefiredrillisTRUE?A.Thefiredrillstartsat10:10a.m.onOctober14th.B.Studentscantaketheirschoolbagsduringthedrill.C.Thefiredrilllastsfor40minutesinthemorning.D.ThefiredrillwillbeheldontheafternoonofOctober14th.33.Thetextismostprobablya.A.notice B.report C.poem D.diaryBTheyear2026markstheYearoftheHorseintheChineselunarcalendar.Horsesarelikedbypeopleallovertheworld.Buthowmuchdoyouknowaboutthem?Theeyesofhorsesarelocatedonthesidesoftheirheads,sotheycanseealmost360degreesaroundthemselves.Theycanmovetheirearstohearsounds.Theycanevenhearotherhorsesfromupto2kilometersaway.Ahorse’slungscanholdabout60litersofairwhileahuman’scanonlyholdaround6liters.Thishelpshorsesbreatheinlotsofoxygenwhentheyrunandplay.However,theyonlysleepabout3hoursadayandsometimessleepstandingup.Isn’titamazing?Thoughhorsesmaybeoflesspracticalimportanceinmodernsociety,theirspiritsstillrundeeplythroughChineseculture.WecanexperiencetheminmanyChineseidioms(习语).AtalentedpersonisoftencalledQianlima,anenergetichorsethatcoversathousandliaday.Ifsomeonetakestheleadinanactivity,wewillsayYimadangxian.Besides,therearealsosomehorse-relatedEnglishidioms.Adarkhorseisalittle-knownpersonorteamthatsurpriseseveryonebywinning.Aworkhorseisapersonwhodoesalotofworkwithoutcomplaints.▲Theycanremembertheirhumanfriendsafterlongperiodsofseparation(分离).Horsesareloyal.Theysticktotheirownersthroughwindandrainandneverleaveeasily.Horsesaredetermined(坚定的).Theykeepfinishinglong-distanceracesnomatterhowtiredtheyare.PeoplebornintheYearoftheHorsearesaidtosharesuchgoodqualities.So,doyouhaveafriendorafamilymemberwhoenjoys2026ashisorheranimalyear?34.HowdoesthewritermakethefactsabouthorsesmoreinterestinginParagraph2?A.Bylistingnumbers. B.Bycomparingideas.C.Byaskingquestions. D.Byusingtimeorder.35.Whatdoyoucallalittle-knownpersonwhosurpriseseveryonebywinninginParagraph3?A.Qianlima. B.Yimadangxian. C.Adarkhorse. D.Aworkhorse.36.Whichsentencecanbeputinthe“▲”inParagraph4?A.Horsesarebrave. B.Horsesareclever.C.Horsesareenergetic. D.Horsesarepowerful.37.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Horsesareeasilytired. B.Horsesaredetermined.C.Somehorse-relatedChineseidioms. D.Somefeaturesandspiritsofhorses.C“Wang’sConjecture”(王的猜想):APrintedOdetoaFieldsMedalHeroWhenWangHongwonthehistoricFieldsMedal—knownastheNobelPrizeinmathematics—inJuly2026,herhometownnewspaperGuangxiDailypublishedafrontstorycalled“Wang’sConjecture”.Theheadlinehastwomeanings.“Wang”isherfamilynameandalsoshowshergreatsuccessinglobalmaths.“Conjecture”referstothehardmathsproblemsheproved,andalsostandsforheryearsofhardexplorationinresearch.Thenewspaperusuallyprintsabout250,000copiesdailyat1.35yuaneach.Thisspecialissuesoldoutquickly.Manypeoplewantedtocollectit,sosomesellerstriedtoresellitathigherprices.Tosolvetheproblem,thenewspaperreprintedmorecopies.Itopenedofficialonlinesalesandsetpurchaselimits.Inthisway,readerscouldbuyrealnewspapersattheoriginalpriceandstopscalpers.WangHonggrewupinGuilin.Herparentswereteachers.Theybuiltarelaxinglearningenvironment.Theyencouragedhertokeepcuriousandfacedifficultiescalmly.Goodfamilyeducationhelpedherkeepworkingondifficultcutting-edgemathsproblems.Thehotsaleofthisnewspapercarriesdeepermeaningforteenagers.Inanagefilledwithshortonlinevideos,manypeopleeasilygiveupwhenfacinghardtasks.WangHong’sstorytellsusthatgreatachievementsnevercomeeasily.Ittakeslong-termefforts,strongwillandendlesscuriositytomakebreakthroughs.Thepublic’sloveforthisnewspapershowsourrespectforthosewhosticktotheirdreams.Italsoencouragesustoholdonwhenmeetingchallengesinourstudyandlife.38.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordscalpersinParagraph2mostprobablymean?A.peoplewhobuythingsandresellthemformoremoney.B.peoplewhocollectnewspapersforfun. C.peoplewhoworkforanewspaper.D.peoplewhoreportnewsformagazines39.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.WangHong’sparentstaughtherdifficultadvancedmaths.B.WangHongsucceededeasilywithoutanyhardwork.C.ArelaxingfamilyenvironmentwashelpfulforWangHong’sresearch.D.Shortonlinevideoshelpteenagerssticktohardtasks.40.Whatcanwelearnaboutthespecialnewspaperissue?A.Itwasprintedformathsresearchers.B.Itspopularityshowspeopleadmirehard-workingachievers.C.ItcanonlybeboughtinGuilin’slocalbookstores.D.Thenewspaperraiseditspriceafteritsoldout.41.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Itexplainswhyteenagerslovereadingprintednewspapers.B.Ittellsusthestorybringsvaluablelessonstoyoungstudents.C.Itcomparesshortonlinevideoswithprintednewsreports.D.Itasksteenagerstostayawayfromallshortonlinevideos.DYoumightalreadyknowthebasicsofhowphotosynthesis(光合作用)works.Plantsusesunlighttomakethefoodtheyneedtolive.Butonedaywemightbeabletousephotosynthesistorunourcars,heatourhomes,andmore!Scientistsareworkingonitrightnow!Plantsarelikemachinesthatturnlightintofoodusingchlorophyll,whichhelpsthemusethesun’senergytosplit(分离)waterintohydrogen(氢)andoxygen.Plantsturnhydrogenintofood,butifwecanfindouthowtousethesuntosplitwater,wecouldusehydrogenasfuel(燃料).Scientistscanalreadysplitwaterintohydrogenwithamachinecalledanelectrolyzer.Buttoday’selectrolyzersrunonelectricity,whichoftencomesfromapowerstationthatusesfossilfuels,suchasoilandnaturalgas.Thiscancausepollutionandproducegreenhousegasesthatcauseclimatechange.Usingthesuntocreatehydrogencouldbeacleanerformofenergy.It’scalledartificialphotosynthesis.YuliaPushkarisascientistwho’sworkingonartificialphotosynthesisatPurdueUniversityinIndiana.“Ifwewanttocreateartificialphotosynthesis,wehavetocreateamaterialwhichwilltakeinthelightandsplitthewater,”DrPushkarsays.Luckily,DrPushkarandherteamhavedonejustthat.Theyhavecreatedmaterialsthatsplitwaterintohydrogenunderlight.There’saproblem,thoughthatsoundsgreat.Thebestelectrolyzershaveiridium(铱)inside.Iridiumisveryrare.Nowshe’sworkingonadifferentwaytomakehydrogenfromsunlightbyusingiron.IronisveryrichonEarth.So,it’smucheasierandcheapertofindthaniridium.Wealsoneedtobeabletouseitinourcarsandhomes.Mostcarstodaystillusegasoline.Ifwecanmakeandusehydrogen,wewon’trunoutofit.Anditdoesn’tproduceharmfulgreenhousegases.DrPushkarishopefulaboutartificialphotosynthesis.“Weandotherresearchersaroundtheworldareworkinghardtodevelopcleanenergy,”shesays.“Ourartificialphotosynthesisisthewayforward.”42.WhydoesDrPushkaruseironinsteadofiridiumintheresearch?A.Becauseofitsrichness. B.Becauseofitsquality.C.Becauseofitsweight. D.Becauseofitspower.43.Thefollowingsentencecanbestbeputatthebeginningof.Ofcourse,justbeingabletomakehydrogenisn’tenough.A.Paragraph5 B.Paragraph6C.Paragraph7 D.Paragraph844.WhydoesthewriterendthepassagewithDrPushkar’swords?A.Todescribehervaluabledailywork. B.Toprovehercontributionstotheresearch.C.Toshowherconfidenceintheresearch. D.Tothankherteamandotherresearchers.45.Whatisthetitleofthispassage?A.Photosynthesis:NotJustforPlants B.Photosynthesis:MoreThanJustSunlightC.Photosynthesis:MoreChoicesforOil D.Photosynthesis:NotGoodforFossilFuels四、单词拼写46.Manyteensfindithardto(沟通)theirtruefeelingstotheirparents.47.I(粘贴)thebeautifulpictureonmynotebookandshowedittomybestfriend.Shesaiditmademynotebooklookmorelovelyandwarm.48.Icouldhardly(辨别出)myoldfriendaftermanyyears.49.Theconductorcheckedallthe(乘客)ticketsbeforethebusstarted.50.Hehas(懊悔)notlisteningtohisparentsandwastingmuchtimeongamessincehefailedinthePhysicsexam.51.The(decide)thatwemakeinourdailylifehelpusgrowintobetterandstrongerpeople.52.Thegreatworksarefullof(imagine)andalwayssurprisetheaudience.53.Afteryearsofhardwork,heinenteringhisdreamuniversity.(success)54.Good(society)skillsarenecessarywhenyoucommunicatewithvariouscustomers.55.ManyelderlypeoplehavelearnedtouseAItoreducetheirloneliness(late).五、任务型阅读阅读并回答问题。(每题答案不超过6个词)Withthecomingofthe34thNationalDisabilityDay,aspecialcafénamedNagaTreeCaféopenedinBeijing.Whatmakesitdifferentfromothercafés?It’sspeciallydesignedforpeoplewithdisabilities.Thedesignofthecaféisveryfriendlytodisabledpeople.Attheentrance,abraille(盲文)maponthewallhelpsblindvisitorsgettoknowthisplace.Thecaféprovidesplentyofspaceforwheelchairuserstomovearoundeasily.Inthediningarea,theliftedtablesareusedtomakecustomersenjoyfoodcomfortably.What’smore,thetoilethasanautomatic(自动的)door,whichmakesiteasyfordisabledpeopletoenterandexit.Thetoiletisaboutsixsquaremetersinsize,anditcanmeetcustomers’necessaryneeds.MrRen,theownerofthiscafé,usedtobeaP.E.teacher.However,in2005,aseriousillnessmadehimdisabled.Beingdisabled,heknowsexactlyhowhardlifeisfordisabledpeople,sohealwaysdreamedofcreatingasafeandcomfortablespaceforthem.Now,hisdreamhascometrue.Sinceitsopening,NagaTreeCaféhasbecomeanimportantplaceforlocaldisabledpeopletofindemployment(就业)andsupportservices.Atpresent,thecaféisstilltryingtoimproveitsenvironment.Asmoreandmoreblindcustomersvisitedthecafé,somepeoplesuggestedaddingbraillebooks.WiththehelpoftheChinaBrailleLibrary,thecafésetupabraillebookcorner.Now,besidesenjoyingcoffeeandpizza,blindpeoplecanalsoreadbooksinthecafé.56.WhatisspecialaboutNagaTreeCafé?______________________________________________________________________________57.Whyareliftedtablesusedinthediningarea?______________________________________________________________________________58.WhathappenedtoMrRenin2005?______________________________________________________________________________59.Whohelpedthecafésetupthebraillebookcorner?______________________________________________________________________________60.WhatdoyouthinkofNagaTreeCafé?______________________________________________________________________________六、短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示，写出所缺单词。Youmusthavebeen15yearsold.Doyoufeeldifferentfromthatwhenyouwere9yearsold?Areyouwonderingifyouhaveg61upalready?Youmaybeaphysicaladultbeforeyoufinishstudying.Somepeoplemayfinishtheirgrowingathighschool,whileothersarestillgrowingaftertheyleaveschool.Beinganadultn62alongtime.Themoreyouexperience,thef63youbecomeanadult.Whenyougetolderandyouthinkyouaregrown-up,youwillf64somephysicalandrelationshipproblemsthatyoushoulddealwith,i65howtogetagoodjoborhowtogetalongwithyourfriends.Parentsareourlife-longwealthandtheyareveryv66forourgrowth,buttheyareu67todoeverythingforyou.Sometimesyoumighthaveyourownideas.Whattheyshoulddoistomakesurethatyouhavealltheinformationtomaked68byyourself.Ofcourseitisn69todoitinarightway.Infact,caringparentsandfamilyarethebestsupportyoucanhave.Anyway,Iwishyoutogrowuph70andhappily.七、翻译71.当你情绪低落时和你父母争吵是不明智的。（汉译英）______________________________________________________________________________72.你知道当你被欺凌时，可以向谁求助吗？______________________________________________________________________________73.他认为没有什么比努力学习更有意义。______________________________________________________________________________74.他的作品不仅令他的朋友们印象深刻，也赢得了老师们的赞誉。（汉译英）______________________________________________________________________________75.无论这项任务多么难，我们都绝不应该放弃。（汉译英）______________________________________________________________________________八、书面表达76.成长路上，我们既要认识自我、找准适合自己的方向，也要勇敢面对烦恼、学会永不放弃。为帮助同学们遇见更好的自己，学校英语俱乐部将举办以“MeetaBetterSelfontheRoadofGrowingUp”为主题的英语演讲比赛。假如你是李华，请根据以下要点提示，用英语写一篇演讲稿参加比赛。要点提示：1.Whatdoyouthinkyourpersonalityislike?2.Whatproblemdidyouoncemeet,andhowdidyoudealwithit?3.Whoisyourrolemodelandwhathaveyoulearntfromhim/her?要求：1.表达清楚，语法正确，上下文连贯；2.必须包括提示中的所有信息，并按要求适当发挥；3.词数：100词左右(开头已给出，不计入总词数)；4.不得使用真实姓名、校名和地名。MeetaBetterSelfontheRoadofGrowingUpGoodmorning,everyone.TodayI’dliketosharemystoryofgrowingupwithyou.___________________________________