云南文山壮族苗族自治州文山市第三中学2026年秋季学期期中学业水平质量监测九年级 英语（人教版） 试题卷（含答案）

云南文山壮族苗族自治州文山市第三中学2026年秋季学期期中学业水平质量监测九年级英语（人教版）试题卷一、单项选择1.—Howdoyoustudyforthetest?

—reviewingmynotes.A.With B.By C.For D.In2.—Iwanttosendyouapostcard.Couldyoutellmeyour?

—Sure.It’s28GreenStreet.A.address B.passage C.website D.discovery3.Newscouldtravelmorewithinventionsliketheradioandthetelevision.A.quietly B.loudly C.rapidly D.slowly4.—Whichofthefourskirtswouldyouliketobuy?

—.Ihavetoomanyathome.A.All B.Neither C.Both D.None5.Don’tthesetwowords.Theylooksimilarinspelling.A.lookup B.mixup C.buildup D.openup6.Duringtheexam,carefulyouare,mistakesyou’llmake.A.theless;thefewer B.themore;themoreC.theless;theless D.themore;thefewer7.Today,smartwatchesbymanyyoungpeopletorecordtheirhealthconditions.A.use B.areused C.wereused D.used8.—Whendidtheyarrive?

—Theytwohoursago.Theyherefortwohours.A.arrived;were B.arrived;havebeenC.havearrived;were D.havearrived;havebeen9.It’snecessaryustheimportanceofprotectingwildanimals.A.of;tounderstand B.of;understandingC.for;tounderstand D.for;understand10.—Doyouknow?I’mlookingforwardtoit.

—NextMonday.A.whenwewillhavetheScienceFestival B.whenwillwehavetheScienceFestivalC.wherewewillhavetheScienceFestival D.wherewillwehavetheScienceFestival二、完形填空从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。Agoodideacanlightupourworld.Lastyear,ourschoolheldan“IHaveanIdea”activity.Beforethat,I11believedcommonstudentscouldproducecreativethoughts.Ithoughtcreativeideasonlybelongedtofamousgreatminds.Onerainyafternoon,Isawlotsofwetumbrellasattheschoolgate.Thewetumbrellasmadethefloorwet,andstudentsmightslip(滑)and12.Thissmallproblemgavemeanew13.Whynotmakeasimpleumbrellastoragetool?Atfirst,myideasounded14.Someclassmatessaiditwouldnotwork.Ifeltupset,butIdidnotgiveup.Istartedtodosomeresearch(调查).Iwatchedhowstudentsputtheirumbrellas.Idrewseveraldifferentdrawingsonmy15.Ialsoaskedmyscienceteacherforusefuladvice.Afterseveraltriesandsmallfailures,Ifinallybuiltasimplewoodenumbrellashelf.Itcanholdmorethanfortyumbrellasand16rainwateratthebottom.WhenIshowedittomyclass,manystudentsfelt17.Thissmall18taughtmeanimportantlesson:greatideasdonotjustbelongtogeniuses.Ordinaryteenagerscanalsocomeupwithusefulthoughtsifweobserve(观察)carefullyaroundus.Ideasarenotenough.Weneed19totestthem.Weshouldnot20difficulty.Everyfailuregivesusnewknowledge.Withthinking,courageandcontinuouseffort,smallideascanturnintorealchanges.11.A.greatly B.hardly C.wisely D.surely12.A.fail B.fill C.fall D.fight13.A.idea B.award C.event D.text14.A.cheap B.certain C.strange D.easy15.A.table B.notebook C.shoulder D.ground16.A.increase B.produce C.spread D.collect17.A.interested B.angry C.upset D.bored18.A.position B.project C.present D.partner19.A.money B.pressure C.courage D.talent20.A.shut B.react C.lose D.fear三、阅读理解A根据短文内容，判断正误(正确“T”，错误“F”)。Overthousandsofyears,Chinahasproducedalargenumberofinventions.Amongthem,paper,gunpowder,thecompassandprintingarethemostfamous.TheyaretraditionallycalledtheFourGreatInventionsinChina.TheimprovedpapermakingtechniquewasperfectedinChinaaround105AD.CaiLuninventedamethodofmakingpaper.ThegreatthingaboutCaiLun’sinventionwasthathispaperwasgoodtowriteon,cheap,lightandeasytocarry.Thesecondgreatinvention,printing,goescloselywithpaper.Buildingonearlierprintingtechnology,BiShenginventedmovabletypeprintingaround1040.Beforeitsinvention,peoplecopieddownthingsbyhandwriting.Todayalmosteveryoneintheworldusesprinting.Peoplecanuseittoprintnewspapers,magazinesandbooks.ThethirdgreatChineseinventionisgunpowder.GunpowderwasinventedintheTangDynasty.Beforeitsinvention,peoplecouldn’tdothingslikebuildingmountaintunnels.Nowadayspeopleuseittobreakrocksintopieces.ThecompasswasinventedintheWarringStatesPeriod.Thecircular(圆形的)centermeansHeaven,andthesquareplatemeansEarth.Thehandofthespoonpointssouth.ThespreadofthecompasstoEuropeopenedtheoceansoftheworldtotravelandledtothediscoveryoftheNewWorld.21.ThepaperinventedbyCaiLunwascheapandeasytocarry.22.BiShenginventedmovabletypeprintingwithoutanyearliertechnology.23.GunpowderwasfirstusedtobreakrocksintopiecesintheTangDynasty.24.ThecompassspreadtoEuropeandhelpedpeoplediscovertheNewWorld.25.Thistextmainlyintroducesthefourancientinventionsandtheirinfluence.BAJourneyBacktotheTicketEra(时代)Whatdidpeopleusetobuyrice,oil,orevenabike40yearsago?Theanswer:TICKETS!Stepintothe1960s—1980sattheCityHistoryMuseum.Beforesupermarkets,almosteverythingneededaticket.ExhibitionName:“TicketOnly—LifeintheTicketEra”Dates:November15–December15,2026OpeningHours:9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.(Tue.–Sun.)/ClosedonMondaysPlace:Hall2,CityHistoryMuseumWhat’sInside:◎Over800ticketsondisplay(展出):food(grain,oil,meat,tofu),dailyneeds(cloth,soap,matches,coal),and“bigitems”(bicycle,sewingmachine,watch).◎LifeScene:Anoldkitchenandasmallgrocery(杂货)store.◎StoryCorner:Grandparentstellstoriesaboutqueuingfortickets.Rules:●Nophotos.●Keepquiet.●Notouching.●Nofoodordrinks.Tickets&Discounts(折扣):●¥30foradults/¥15forstudents(withID)/Freeforchildrenunder6&seniorsover65●10%offforgroupsofover10people/Familypackage(2adults+1child):¥68Booking:Bookonlineatbefore5:00p.m.onedaybeforeyourvisit.Pleasecall475-8786-4543.26.Whencanpeoplevisittheexhibition?A.At8:30a.m.onSaturday. B.At6:00p.m.onSunday.C.At10:00a.m.onMonday. D.At3:00p.m.onWednesday.27.Whatcanvisitorsseeinthe“LifeScene”part?a.Anoldkitchen.b.Abicyclefactory.c.Asmallgrocerystore.d.Amodernsupermarket.A.a,b B.b,d C.a,c D.b,c28.Whatcanvisitorsdointheexhibition?A.Takephotos. B.Drinkwater. C.Listentostories. D.Touchthetickets.29.Ifa63-year-oldmanwantstotakehis5-year-oldgrandsontovisittheexhibition,howmuchshouldtheypay?A.¥15 B.¥30. C.¥45. D.¥70.30.Whatkindoftextisthis?A.Aposter. B.Astory. C.Adiary. D.Aletter.C76-year-oldZhangGuiyingfromYunnanProvincehasspentthepast8yearsmakingmorethan1,000handmade“worrydolls”andsendingthemforfreetosickchildrenacrossChina.Zhangfirstgottheideain2018,aftershevisitedachildren’shospital.Shesawmanysickchildrenstayinginbedallday,feelinglonelyandscared.Sherememberedwhenshewasyoung,hermothermadesmallclothdollsforhertocheerherupwhenshewassad.“Asmalldollcan’tcureillness,butitcangivekidsalittlewarmth,”Zhangsaid.Everymorning,Zhangsitsbyherwindowtocutcloth,sew(缝)andpaintdolls.Eachdollisabout10cmtall,withabigsmileandbrightclothes.Shewritesasmallencouragingnoteoneverydoll:“Youwillgetbettersoon!”Ittakesherabouttwohourstomakeonedoll,butsheneverthinksitistiring.Uptonow,Zhanghassentherdollsto12children’shospitalsin8differentprovinces.Manychildrenhavewrittenlettersbacktohertotellherthatherdollshelpthemstaypositiveduringtreatment.SomeofthemhaveevensentZhangdrawingstheymade.“Ican’tdobigthingsforthesekids,butIcangivethemalittlehappinesswithmyownhands.Thatmakesmylifemeaningful,”Zhangsaid.31.WhatledZhangGuiyingtostartmakingworrydolls?A.Avisittoachildren’shospital. B.Aletterfromasickchild.C.Asuggestionfromhermother. D.Adrawingfromayoungpatient.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph3referto?A.Cuttingcloth. B.Writinganote.C.Makingonedoll. D.Sittingbythewindow.33.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthelastparagraph?A.ManychildrenhaverecoveredbecauseofZhangGuiying’sdolls.B.ZhangGuiyingfindsgreatmeaninginhelpingsickchildren.C.Thechildren’sdrawingsmadeZhangGuiyingproud.D.ZhangGuiyingistoooldtocontinuemakingdolls.34.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeZhangGuiying?A.Braveandstrong. B.Strictandserious.C.Kindandwarm-hearted. D.Humorousandpolite.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TheWaytoMakeWorryDolls B.TheImportanceofStayingPositiveC.ASpecialHospitalforSickChildren D.AnOldWoman’sLoveforSickChildrenDDoyouhavetroublerememberingwhereyouputyourerasers?Doingpuzzlesmayhelpkeepyourmindsharp,butdietcanmakeabigdifferencetoo.Accordingtomanystudies,somefoodsmayhelptoimproveyourmemory.Whynottrythem?ScientistshavefoundthatsufficientamountsofvitaminB2canimproveyourmemory.It’sfoundincommonthingslikemilkanddarkgreenvegetables.Youcanaddabananatoyourbreakfast.Itwillbeeasierforyoutofocusonwhattheteacherssay.Studieshaveshownthateatingfishonceaweekproducesa10percentslowerdecline(衰退)inmemory.Tryacupoftea.Notonlydoesitkeepyourbrainworkingright,italsohelpstorelaxandfightagainstmentaltiredness.WeknowthateggsarefullofvitaminB12whichhelpstofightagainstbrainshrinkage(收缩).Toimproveyourintake(摄入量)ofzinc(锌),youcaneatmorewholegrains.Wholegrainshelpyourbrainworkwell.Ifyou’rereallyseriousaboutimprovingyourmemory,don’tforgettomaketimeforagoodbreakfast.Astudyfoundbreakfasthelpedpeoplescorebetteronmemorytests.Andwhenkidseatamorningmeal,theirexamscoresimprove.“Youarewhatyoueat.”Awell-balanceddietisofcoursegreatforyourbody.What’smore,junkfoodslikecola,friedchipsandcandiesarebadforyourhealthandmemory.Youshouldtrytokeepawayfromthem.36.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sufficient”inparagraph3mean?A.Verylittle. B.Alittle. C.Quitealot. D.Notenough.37.Whydoesthewritersuggestaddingabananatobreakfast?A.Becauseittastesgood. B.BecauseitisrichinvitaminB2.C.Becauseithelpspeoplefocusbetter. D.Becauseitischeapandeasytofind.38.Accordingtothetext,whichfoodcontainsvitaminB12?A.Eggs. B.Wholegrains. C.Vegetables. D.Fish.39.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Teaisbetterthanmilkformemory. B.Breakfasthelpsscorebetteronmemorytests.C.VitaminB₂canonlybefoundindarkgreenvegetables.D.Eatingfishonceaweekcanpreventmemorydeclinecompletely.40.Whatisthemainpurposeofthistext?A.Totellushowtokeepourbodieshealthy.B.Toexplainwhybreakfastisthemostimportantmeal.C.Toshowthatdoingpuzzlesisbetterthaneatingwell.D.Tointroducesomefoodformemoryimprovement.E根据短文内容，从短文后所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。Manymiddleschoolstudentssaytheyspendlotsoftimestudyingbutstillgetpoorgrades.Theproblemisusuallynothardwork,butabouttherightlearningmethods.41First,try“activerecall”whenyoureview.42Youcancoveryourtextbookandtrytowritedowntheimportantinformationyoujustlearned,orexplaintheknowledgetoyourparentsinsimplewords.Itismoreusefulthanreadingthebookagainandagain.Second,mixdifferentsubjectswhenyoustudy.Ifyouonlystudyonesubjectforawholeafternoon,youwillsoonfeelboredandyourbrainwillworkslowly.43Forexample,afterdoingmathexercisesforanhour,youcanreadEnglishpassagesforawhile.Thischangewillrefreshyourbrainandhelpyoustudymoreefficiently.44Manystudentsdon’trealizethatmanyshortfreemomentsaregreatforlearning.Youcanrecite(背诵)5Englishwordsonyourwaytoschool,orgooverahistoryknowledgepointwhilewaitingforlunch.45Smartlearningmethodshelpyougettwicetheresultwithhalftheeffort.Youcantrythemforafewweeksandyouwillbesurprisedatyourimprovement.A.Third,makegooduseofsmallpiecesoftime.B.Herearethreesmartlearningtipstohelpyoustudybetter.C.Youcanspend40to60minutesreadingthesamebook.D.Thismeansyoutrytorememberinformationwithoutlookingatlearningmaterials.E.Thesesmalleffortswilladduptobigprogressovertime.F.Third,reviewwhatyou’velearnedbeforegoingtobed.G.Youcanchangetoadifferentsubjectevery40to60minutes.四、单词拼写46.Asalifelong,Ibelievereadingisthebestwaytogainknowledge.(learn)47.Readingisajourneyofdiscovery.Itcanopennewworlds.(it)48.Booksareespeciallyforstudentswhowanttobecomebetterthinkers.(suit)49.Withmorereading,I’mtobecomemoreconfidentaboutmyfuture.(like)50.Now,ofstudentshavedevelopedthehabitofdailyreading,justlikeme.(hundred)51.Towritemybookreport,Iofteninformationontheinternet.(查询)52.Itisimportanttofindtheofabookwhilereading.(关键点)53.,findagoodbookandstartreadingittoday.(最重要的是)54.Ibelievealackofreadingmaypoorgradesinexams.(导致)55.Wereadatleastonebookeverymonth.（应当……）五、书面表达56.你校校刊英语专栏正在开展以“TheChangeThatShapedMe”为题的征文比赛，请你用英文写一篇短文参赛，描述一次对你产生深远影响的改变。参考词汇：comfortzone舒适区；obstacles障碍；open-minded思想开明的…要求：1.根据所给题目，写一篇短文，词数不少于80；2.语言流畅，书写规范，卷面整洁；3.文中不得使用真实姓名，校名，否则以零分计；4.请将短文写在答题卡上，写在本练习单上无效。__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________