广东广州市十六中教育集团 2026-2027学年上学期阶段教学质量反馈 九年级英语问卷（含答案）

广东广州市十六中教育集团2026-2027学年上学期阶段教学质量反馈九年级英语问卷一、语法选择阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求,从1-10各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出最佳选项。LinTaoisaJunior3studentwhodreamsofbecomingascientistlikeTuYouyou.LastFriday,hereadastoryaboutWangZhenyi,1outstandingwomanscholarintheQingdynasty.Hewassurprised2ayounggirlcouldachievesomuchinscienceatthattime.Thatweekend,theschoolScienceClubannouncedthatitsyearlyinventioncompetition3inDecember.LinTaodecidedtoenteritwithhisfriendWangMing.Theycameupwithanideaofmakingasmartwateringmachineforplants.“4excitingchallengethiswillbe!”LinTaosaidtohimself.However,thingsdidn’tgowellatfirst.Whilethey5themachineinthelab,itsuddenlystopped6.LinTaofelt7andwantedtogiveup.Hisfriendencouragedhim,“8wekeeptrying,wewillneversolvetheproblem.”Sotheycheckedthemachineagainandagain9.Atlast,theyfoundthesmallmistakeandfixedit.Onthedayofthecompetition,theirmachineworkedperfectlyandthejudgeswereamazed.LinTaodidn’twinfirstprize,buthewasproudof10.Nowheunderstandsthatgreatideascomefromhardworkandcourage.1.A.a B.an C.the D./2.A.when B.where C.whether D.that3.A.wouldbeheld B.held C.isheld D.holds4.A.What B.Whata C.Whatan D.How5.A.tested B.aretesting C.weretesting D.test6.A.towork B.working C.worked D.work7.A.sad B.sadly C.sadness D.sadden8.A.Because B.If C.Unless D.Whether9.A.care B.careless C.careful D.carefully10.A.himself B.him C.his D.he二、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出一个最佳选项。WhenIwasinJunior3,Ijoinedtheschoolfootballteam.Everyafternoonaftertraining,myfatherwould11meupbycar.Heneversaidmuch,justhandedmeabottleofwateranddrovemehomein12.Iusedtothinkhedidn’t13aboutmygamesatall.Henevercametowatchmeplay,neveraskedifwewonorlost,andnevercheeredformelikeotherfathersdid.OnerainyafternooninNovember,Isatonthebenchaftera14match.Welost0-3,andIdidn’tplayasingleminute.Ifeltso15thatIdidn’tevenwanttocallmyfather.ButwhenIwalkedoutofthestadium,therehewas,standingunderanoldumbrella,16formeasusual.Hisshoeswerewet,buthesmiledandsaid,“Getinthecar.It’scold.”Onthewayhome,Ifinallyaskedhimwhyheneverwatchedmygames.Hewassilentforamoment,thensaid17,“Son,Iknowyouwantmetobethere,butIhavemyreason.WhenIwasyourage,myfatherpushedmetoohardineverymatch.IfeltsomuchpressurethatIalmost18football.Idon’twantyoutofeelthatway.Iwantyoutoplayfor19,notforme.”Thatnight,Iunderstood.Myfather’ssilencewasn’tindifference(冷漠)—itwashis20ofprotectingme.Hestayedinthebackgroundnotbecausehedidn’tcare,butbecausehecaredtoomuchtoriskbecomingmyburden(负担).11.A.pick B.wake C.give D.drive12.A.public B.excitement C.trouble D.silence13.A.worry B.care C.talk D.know14.A.wonderful B.relaxing C.terrible D.friendly15.A.proud B.lonely C.ashamed D.angry16.A.looking B.waiting C.calling D.preparing17.A.angrily B.nervously C.proudly D.softly18.A.foughtfor B.gaveup C.fellinlovewith D.worriedabout19.A.money B.others C.yourself D.victory20.A.judgement B.habit C.choice D.way三、阅读理解ANotlongago,myfifth-gradesonKevinaskedmeaboutthemeaningofawordinanovel.“Lookitup,”Ireplied.“Butmyscreentimeisoff,”hesaid.Ilookedstraightatthebookshelfthatkeptatleastthreedictionaries,andKevinsighedloudly.“Can’tyoujustuseyourphone?”heasked.Suddenlyithappenedtomethathedidnotevenknowhowtouseadictionary.Itookdownoneofthedictionaries,andwereadittogetherforafewminutesbeforeIhandedittohim.Ittookhimafewtriestofindthewordinquestion.Whilegoingthroughthepages,hekeptsaying,wide-eyed:“Howcantherebethismanywords?”Afterawhile,helookedatmeandasked,“Doyouknowallthesewords,Mom?”Ismiled.“Iindeeddonotknowallthesewords,”Isaid.“Butthat’swhythisisoneofmyfavoritebooks.”Ihadmyfirstdictionaryasagiftformy13thbirthday.IdecidedthatIwantedtolearnasmanywordsasIcouldandstartedmarkingeveryentryIlookedupwithapenciltomeasuremyprogress.Icontinuedtomakethesepencilmarksforyears,andwhenIwentofftocollege,Ipackedthatdictionaryinmysuitcase.Kevinwantedtoseethedictionary.Ifeltasmallpaininmychest.Thedictionarywasstolenattheendofmyfreshmanyearofcollege.“That’ssosad,”hesaid,“butyoustillknowallthosewords,evenwithoutthebook.”Irealizedthatthiswastrue.Istillmadeitthroughthenextthreeyearsofcollege,evenwithoutthebook.Intheend,Icametorealizethatitwasnotreallythedictionarythathelpedmegetthere.NowIunderstandthatalthoughmysonmaybelearningdifferently,heisstilllearning.It’snotaboutthewordsthemselvesorhowwelearnthem,butthewishtoknowthem—thecuriosityandtheneedtolearn.21.WhatdoesKevinusuallydotogetthemeaningofaword?A.Useelectronicdevices. B.Consultapaperdictionary.C.Guessfromthecontext. D.TurntohisEnglishteacher.22.HowdidKevinfeelwhilelookingupthewordinthedictionary?A.Annoyed. B.Disappointed. C.Encouraged. D.Surprised.23.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthor’sfirstdictionary?A.Itprovedherefforts. B.Ithelpedherthroughthecollege.C.ItwasgiventoKevinasagift. D.Itwasavaluablelimitededition.24.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Kevin’smotheraskedhimtouseherphonebecausehisscreentimewasoff.B.Kevinfoundthewordinthedictionaryeasilywithoutanyhelp.C.Theauthorrealizedthatlosingherdictionarydidnotmeanlosingwhatshehadlearned.D.Theauthorbelievesthatcuriosityandtheabilitytolearnarethemostimportantthings.25.Whathastheauthorcometorealizeaboutlearning?A.Itisnevertoolatetostart. B.Desireiswhatreallymatters.C.Childrenneedrolemodels. D.Dictionariesarestillausefultool.BPost-itnotesareamongthemostusefulofficesuppliestoday.Thesesmallpiecesofpaperwithastripofweakglue(胶水)onthebackcansticktoalmostanysurfaceandberemovedeasilywithoutleavinganymarks.Interestingly,thisgreatproductwasbornfroma“failure”.In1968,SpencerSilver,ascientistatthe3Mcompany,wastryingtocreateasuper-strongglue.Instead,hemadeaveryweakonethatcouldsticktothingsbutpeeloffeasily.Atfirst,Silverfeltdisappointed.Hehadfailedtoachievehisoriginalgoal.However,hedidn’tthrowawayhisexperiment.Instead,hebelievedthisunusualgluemighthavesomeunknownuseinthefuture,sohekeptshowingittohiscolleagues,hopingsomeonecouldfindawaytouseit.Itseemeduseless,andforyearsnobodyknewwhattodowithit.In1974,Silver’scolleagueArtFryhadaproblem.Hesanginhischurchchoir(唱诗班),andthepaperbookmarkskeptfallingoutofhissongbook.Suddenly,herememberedSilver’sweakglue.Heputsomeofitontheedgeofapieceofpaper,andthepaperstayedinplacebutcouldbemovedwithoutdamagingthebook.Thatwasexactlywhatheneeded!Frytoldthecompanyabouthisdiscovery,andin1980,Post-itnotesfinallycameontothemarket.Peoplelovedthematonce,andnowbillionsofthemaresoldaroundtheworldeveryyear.Sometimesafailureisnottheendoftheroad.Ifwelookatitfromanewangle,a“useless”ideatodaymaybecomeabrilliantonetomorrow.ThestoryofPost-itnotesteachesusthatcreativityoftenhidesinunexpectedplaces.Whatseemslikeamistakemayturnouttobeatreasureifwearepatientandbraveenoughtotrynewideas.Sothenexttimeyoufailatsomething,don’tbetooquicktogiveup—youmightjustbeonestepawayfromyourown“aha”moment.26.WhatwasSpencerSilver’soriginalgoal?A.Toproducesomethingusefulforoffices. B.Todesignanewkindofbookmark.C.Tomakebookmarksthatcouldberemovedeasily.D.Tocreateasuper-strongglue.27.WhatproblemdidArtFryhavein1974?A.Hisgluewastooweaktostickthingstogether. B.Hissongbookwasdamagedbyhisbookmarks.C.Hisbookmarkskeptfallingoutofhissongbook.D.Hecouldn’tfindthepageheneededinhissongbook.28.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Fryfoundanewuseforanolddiscovery. B.Post-itnoteswerefirstusedinchurches.C.Thecompanybelieveditwouldbeahugesuccessfromthestart.D.Silverfeltdisappointedandgaveuphisresearch.29.WhichdetailbestshowedhowFrytestedSilver’weakglue?A.Silver’sweakgluewasputonthemarketsoonafteritwasinvented.B.Fryfirsttestedtheweakglueontheedgeofapieceofpaperinhissongbook.C.ThecompanyacceptedFry’sideaimmediatelywithoutanyhesitation.D.Post-itnotesbecamesuccessfulmainlybecausetheywerecheaptoproduce.30.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TheHistoryof3MCompany B.HowtoMakeBookmarksStayinPlaceC.AGreatScientistNamedSpencerSilver D.A“Failure”ThatBecameaGreatInventionCAnewstudywarnsthatartificialintelligence(AI)systemstendtogivetoomanyagreeablereplies,whichcouldnegativelyaffecthowpeoplesolveinterpersonal(人际的)problemsandsocialconflicts(矛盾).Tostudythis,researchersevaluated(评估)11largelanguagemodels(LLMs),includingChatGPTandGemini.TheygaveLLMsthousandsofharmfulactions,suchasillegalordishonestbehavior.Theyalsogavethemodels2,000requestsbasedonrealonlineposts.Inthesecases,theoriginalwriterwasgenerallyconsideredwrong.Theresultswerestriking.Onaverage,theAImodelsagreedwiththeuser49%moreoftenthanhumansdid.Evenmoreworrying,theLLMssupportedharmfulorbadbehavior47%ofthetime.ThissuggeststhatAItoolsdonotstayfairorobjective.Instead,theytendtoagreewithusers,evenifusersholdwrongopinions.Theteamthenhadover2,400peoplechatwithbothoverlyagreeableandnormalAImodels.Peopleinthestudyconsideredtheagreeablerepliesasmorereliable,whichstrengthenedtheirownviewsandmadethemmorelikelytousethatAIagain.Interestingly,theythoughtofbothtypesasequallyobjective,whichshowedthattheycouldnotseewhenanAIwasbeingtooagreeable.Whydoesthishappen?OnereasonisthatLLMshardlysay“youareright”directly.Instead,theyuseobjectiveformallanguagetoindirectlysupporttheuser.Forexample,whenauseraskediflyingtohisgirlfriendaboutlosinghisjobfortwoyearswaswrong,theAIrepliedthathisactionswereunusual,butitseemedthathereallywantedtokeeptherelationshipgoing,notjustformoney.TheresearchersworrythatdependingtoomuchonAIforpersonaladvicecouldstoppeoplefromgrowingasgoodpersonsandmakethemseethingsinanarrowerway.LeadauthorMyraChengwarned,“AImakesitreallyeasytoavoiddisagreementswithotherpeople,butsuchdisagreementscanactuallyhelpusbuildhealthyrelationships.”Infact,AItellspeoplewhattheywanttohear,notwhattheyneedtohear.Ifthiscontinues,peoplemaygraduallylosetheskillsneededtodealwithdifficultsocialsituations.31.Whatdothedatainparagraph2show?A.Humanjudgmentsareoftenstricter. B.MostLLMssupportillegalactions.C.NearlyhalfofLLMspreferonlineposts.D.AItendstoagreewiththeusersalthoughtheyarewrong.32.Which“striking”sharesthesimilarmeaningastheoneinthepassage?A.Shewasastrikingwomanwithlongstraighthairandwasimpossibletoignore.B.Itsoundsstrikingthattheshyboyofferedtogiveaspeechinfrontofthewholeschool.C.Thestrikingoftheoldclockinthehallwokehimupfromadeepsleepandforamomenthecouldnotrememberwherehewas.D.Standingonthetopofthehill,weweredeeplyimpressedbythestrikingviewofthevalleystretchingfarintothedistance.33.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.TheAImodelsagreedwithusersabout47%moreoftenthanhumansdid.B.PeopletrustedtheagreeableAIrepliesmoreandweremorewillingtouseit.C.TheLLMsusuallysay“youareright”directlywhensupportingusers.D.PeoplecouldeasilyrecognizewhenanAIwasbeingtooagreeable.34.Whatisdiscussedinparagraph4?A.Themajorfindings. B.Theresearchmethod.C.Thelong-termeffects. D.Thehiddenreasons.35.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?A.TointroducethefunctionsofAI. B.ToexplainthedevelopmentofAI.C.TowarnagainsttherisksofAIadvice. D.ToshowtheconflictscreatedbyAI.D根据文章内容,从A-E的5个选项中,选出最佳选项填入文中相应的空白处,使补全后的文章意思通顺,前后连贯。FeelingworriedbeforebigexamsisverycommonamongJunior3students.Alittlestresscanbeagoodthingbecauseitpushesustoworkharderandhelpsusstayfocusedduringlongstudyhours.Infact,manytopstudentssaythatacertainlevelofnervousnessactuallyimprovestheirperformance.36Itcancauseproblemssuchaspoorsleep,headachesanddifficultyfocusingonstudy.Luckily,therearesomesimplewaystodealwithexamstress.37Breakyourstudytasksintosmallpiecesandfinishthemonebyone.Aclearplanwillmakeyoufeelincontrolinsteadofworried.Also,takegoodcareofyourbody.Somestudentsstayuplatetostudymore,butatiredbraincannotrememberthingswell.38Goingtobedearlybeforeanexamhelpsyouthinkclearlythenextday.Talkingisanothergoodwaytolowerstress.39Whenyoushareyourworrieswithfriends,parentsorteachers,youwilloftenfindthattheyhavethesamefeelingsandcangiveyouusefuladvice.Finally,don’tforgettogiveyourselfabreak.40Ashortwalk,somelightmusicorachatwithafriendcanhelpyourelaxandstudymoreefficiently.A.Goodsleepisjustasimportantashardwork.B.However,toomuchstresscanbeharmful.C.Youareneveralonewhenfacingexamstress.D.Studyingalldaywithoutrestisnotasmartchoice.E.First,planyourstudytimewisely.E1-5是五位青少年遇到的问题,请从A-F中选合适的建议。其中有一项是多余的。41Idon’tthinkI’masprettyasmyclassmates.Ihavesomeredspotsonmyface.Ialwayswanttocovermyfacewithamaskwhentalkingtoothers.Ifeelsounconfidentaboutmyself.42Ihavesomanythingstodoeveryday,butIcan’tfinishthemontime.Ialwaysstayuplatetodomyhomeworkandfeeltiredthenextday.HowcanIusemytimebetter?43Mybestfriendalwaysasksmetoplayonlinegameswithhimeverynight.Idon’twanttodothat,butI’mafraidhewillbeangryandwon’tbemyfriendanymore.44Ispendhoursonmyphoneeverynightwatchingshortvideos.Iknowit’sbadformyeyesandstudy,butIjustcan’tstop.Ireallywanttochangethisbadhabit.45Myparentsalwaysaskmetostudyallthetime.Theyneverlistentomyfeelings.Wealwaysargue.Idon’tknowhowtocommunicatewiththem.A.It’snormaltocareaboutyourlooks,buttruebeautycomesfromwithin.Don’tbetoohardonyourself.Youcanalsoseeadoctorforyourskinproblems.B.Whynottrytoputyourphoneinanotherroombeforeyoudoyourhomeworkorsleep?Findsomeotherhobbies,likereadingorplayingsports,totakeyourmindoffthescreen.C.Eatingabalanceddietisveryimportantforteenagers.Youshouldeatmorevegetablesandfruitsanddrinkenoughwatereverydaytokeephealthy.D.Youshouldlearntosay“no”toyourfriendsiftheirrequestsmakeyouuncomfortable.Atruefriendwillunderstandandrespectyourchoices.E.Youcantrytomakeadailyschedule.Writedowneverythingyouneedtodoandsetatimelimitforeachtask.Thiswillhelpyoumanageyourtimebetter.F.Communicationisimportant.Trytotalktoyourparentscalmlywheneveryoneisinagoodmood.Orwritethemalettertoexpressyourtruefeelings.四、任务型阅读在学校科学文化艺术节活动中,你阅读到了以下短文。请根据这篇短文,提取关键信息,回答五个问题。WhenaskedwhowroteRomeoandJuliet,manypeoplewouldsayWilliamShakespeare.Butthatisnotthetrueoriginofthestory.Infact,hegotthestoryfromArthurBrooke.Today,findingthetrueoriginsofinformationisanewproblem.Ourlivesdependontrustedinformationbecausewemakehundredsofdecisionseverydaybasedonwhatweread.Wereadnewstounderstandtheworld.Wesearchforhealthadvicetokeepourfamiliessafe.ThisproblemisnowmadeworsebyAItools.Weusuallyassume(假设)thattheygiveusbelievableanswers.However,sometimestheymayconfidentlygiveuswronganswers,andwedon’tevennoticeit.Ifwebelievewronginformation,wemaymakewrongdecisionsandhurtourselves.Forexample,ifapersontrustsfalseAIadviceabouthealth,hemaytakethewrongmedicineandgetsick.Weneedstudentstounderstandwhetherasourceistrueornotandfindoutwhowroteitfirst.Aswelooktowardsthefuture,theInternetwillbecomefullofAI-generated(AI生成的)information.Thismakesthechallengeevengreater.Themoreinformationappearsonline,themorepeoplewritelikeAI,andthemoreAItoolslearntosoundlikehumans.Tosolvethisproblem,studentsneedtodoalotofwork.Theyneedtodigdeeper,analyzethewordsbeingused,andlookfortrueinformation.Inotherwords,theyneedtobecomedetectivesunderthetext.Onlyinthiswaycanweliveinabetterfuture.46.WheredidShakespearegetthestoryofRomeoandJuliet?______________________________________________________________________________47.Whydoweneedtodependontrustedinformationinourdailylives?______________________________________________________________________________48.Whatmakestheproblemoffindingtheoriginsofinformationworsetoday?______________________________________________________________________________49.Whatwillhappenifwebelievewronginformationaccordingtothewriter?______________________________________________________________________________50.WhatdostudentsneedtodowhenreadingAI-generatedinformation?______________________________________________________________________________五、短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示填空,补全短文。注意使用适当的形式。Cantonembroidery(广绣)isafamoustraditionalartfromGuangzhou.Ithasahistoryofmorethanonethousandyears.TanJingyuisanew-generationinheritorofthisart.Bornintoafamilyofembroiderymasters,shebeganlearningtheskillataveryyoungage.Asastudent,shehadtof51onbothherstudiesandembroiderypractice.Toimproveherskills,shehasp52embroideringforovertwentyyears.Herhardworkfinallypaidoff.Asano53artist,shehascreatedmanycreativeworks,includingthe28-metre-longembroideryscroll(卷轴)aboutthe24solarterms.Butsheknowsthatoneperson’seffortisnotenoughtokeepitalive.Toletmorepeopleknowthisart,shem54toteachinovertwentyschools.T55,moreandmoreyoungpeoplearefallinginlovewithCantonembroidery.“Ihopetobeabridgebetweentraditionandthefuture,”shesays.Twoyoungmen,JackandTom,joinedafamousworkshop.Theybothwantedtobecomeexcellentcarpenters(木匠).However,theyhaddifferentattitudestowardstheirdailywork.Jackwasalwaysinahurry.Hejustwantedtofinishtasksquicklyandhenevercaredaboutthedetails.Onthecontrary,Tomwaspatient.Hestronglybelievedthat56(truly)skillscamefrompatience.Hewasoften57(satisfy)withtheslowbutsteadyprogresshemade.He58(praise)bythemasterforhiswonderfulworksmanytimes.Oneday,themasteraskedthemtomakeawoodenchair,59(set)areward.Jackfinish