2025深圳秋季新學(xué)期九年級英語開學(xué)第一卷（學(xué)生卷）注意事項(xiàng)：1．本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題）兩部分。答卷前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號填寫在答題卡上。2．回答第Ⅰ卷時(shí)，選出每小題答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案標(biāo)號。寫在本試卷上無效。3．回答第Ⅱ卷時(shí)，將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。4．考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。I.完形填空(10分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。(共10小題，每小題1分)Onceuponatime,therelivedawhiteelephantwhowaskind-heartedinaforest.Hegreatlylovedhismotherwhowasblindandweak.Eachdaythiswhiteelephantwouldgodeepintotheforestinsearchoffood.Hewould1thebestwildfruitandtakeittohismother.Butoneday,whenhewaswalking,heheardloudcries.AmanfromBanaraswaslostintheforestandwas2afraid.Theelephanttoldhimnottoworryashekneweveryinchofthisforestandcouldtakehimtosafety.Onreachingthecity,themanheardthattheking'spersonalelephantdiedandthatthekingwaslookingfora3elephant.Hismenwerewalkinginthewholecity,announcingthatanymanwhohadseenorheardofanelephantfitforthekingshouldcomeforwardwiththeinformation.Themanwasvery4andimmediatelycameuptothekingtotellhimaboutthewhiteelephantthathehadseenintheforest.Thekingwasquitesatisfiedwiththeinformationandimmediately5anumberofsoldierstogoalongwiththemantofindtheelephant.Asaresult,theelephantwascaught.Hewasveryupset,buthethoughtthatifheputupastruggle,manyofthemenwouldbekilled.Sohedecidedtogoalongwith6toBanarasandthenrequestthekindkingtosethimfree.Thatnight,whenthewhiteelephantdidnotreturnhome,hismotherwasvery7.Sheheard

allthenoiseoutsideandguessedthattheking'smenhad8herson.Shewassoterrifiedand

worriedthatshejustlaydownandcriedsadly.Meanwhile,hersonwasledintothebeautifulcityofBanaras.Althoughhewasgivenawarm1welcome,hejustsatlookingcompletelysadwithouteatinganyfoodordrinkinganywater.Seeingthat,the9wasverysurprised.Hethoughtthattheelephantshouldbeproudbecausehewaschosenasthestateelephant.Butthewhiteelephantrepliedthathismothermustbeworriedandhungry.Thekindkingwastouchedandimmediatelyaskedthewhiteelephantto10tohisblind,oldmotherandtakecareofher.Hesethimfree.()1.A.lookforB.growupC.waitforD.lookup()2.A.neverB.suddenlyC.veryD.seldom()3.A.strongB.youngC.cleverD.new()4.A.excitedB.tiredC.boredD.satisfied()5.A.refusedB.receivedC.acceptedD.sent()6.A.himB.themC.herD.us()7.A.angryB.hungryC.worriedD.amazed()8.A.foundoutB.takenawayC.wokenupD.givenout()9.A.manB.elephantC.soldierD.king()10.A.writeB.returnC.pointD.shoutII.閱讀理解(40分)第一節(jié)閱讀下列短文，從下面每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。(共15小題，每小題1.5分)ALastweek,Iaskedsomeofmystudentstowriteabouttheirfavouriteschooleventsoftheschoolyear.Herearesomeoftheirreplies.Ireallylikesports.I'monthebasketballteamMyfavouritesubjectsatschoolarePhysicsand

andtheswimmingteam,soIenjoyallthesportingChemistry,sothebesteventoftheschoolyearforme

eventsinourschool.MyfavouriteeventoftheyearistheScienceFairinspring.IreallyenjoytakingpartisourSchoolOlympics.inthiseventandseeingotherstudents'projects.Paul(8thgrade)Mary(9thgrade)ThebestpartoftheschoolyearistheSchoolTherearemanysocialeventsintheschoolyear,Camping.AtthecamptherearealwaysexcitingbutmyfavouriteistheSchoolParty.Lastyear,Ihadthingstodo.Lastyear,wewentrockclimbingand

agreattimeattheSchoolParty.Wealldressedthisyearwewillgohiking.up,andwedancedthewholeevening!Tony(9thgrade)

Jenny(8thgrade)()11.WhatcanweknowaboutPaul?A.HeisastudentofGrade9.B.Heisonthebasketballteam.C.HeisagoodfriendofMary's.D.HeisgoodatEnglishandMaths.2()12.LastyearTonywent.A.swimmingB.dancingC.rockclimbingD.hiking()13.What'sJenny’sfavouriteschoolevent?A.TheSchoolOlympics.B.TheScienceFair.C.TheSchoolCamping.D.TheSchoolParty.()14.PaulandTonybothlike.A.sportsB.dancingC.partiesD.PhysicsandChemistry()15.Fromthematerial,wecaninferthatthewriteris.A.astudentB.acoachC.asportsmanD.ateacherBAresearchteamfromChina'sShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityhasdevelopedasix-leggedguiderobotfortheblind.Itisexpectedtoaddressthecountry'sshortage(缺乏)ofrealguidedogs.“Webelieveourrobotwillworkas‘a(chǎn)pairofeyes’forblindpeople,”saidGaoFeng,afamousexpert.Accordingtoasurvey,thereareabout17.31millionblindpeopleinChina.However,becauseofhighcostsandlongtrainingperiods,therearereportedlyonlyover400guidedogsinservicenationwide(在全國),whichmeansonlyoneguidedogisavailable(可獲得的)forevery40,000blindpeopleinChina.Asastrongsupportfortherealguidedogs,theguiderobotcancorrectlyrecognizethespeechofblindpeopleandreplyinlessthanonesecond.Itcanwalkatamaximumspeedofthreemetersforasecondwhilekeepingwalkingsmoothlywithlittlenoise.Therobotcannavigate(導(dǎo)航)toitsdestination(目的地)byitself,anditcanavoidobstacles(障礙物)andrecognizetrafficlights.“Theprimarytaskofourrobotistoestablishhelpfulcommunicationwithblindpeople.Weshouldmaketherobotunderstandtheuser’spurposeswhilekeepingcoordinated(協(xié)調(diào)的)movements,”saidGao.Toachievethesegoals,therobotcombinesnaturallanguageunderstandingandspeechrecognitionwithforce-feedbackcanes(手杖)toenabletheuserstocontroltherobot.Thisrobotalsousesadvancedmachinelearningalgorithms(算法),enablingittoavoidobstacleswithahighdegreeofsafety.“Wehavealreadyreceivedordersfor20unitsandwebelievethatitwillsoonbereadyforthemarket,”Gaosaid.()16.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“address”mean?A.Avoid.B.Solve.C.Answer.D.Discuss.()17.WhatisthepurposeofParagraph2?A.Toshowtheshortageofguidedogs.B.Toexplaintheimportanceofguidedogs.C.TotellthenumberofblindpeopleinChina.D.Tointroducethecostoftrainingguidedogs.3()18.WhatcantheguiderobotdoaccordingtoParagraph3?①Theguiderobotcanrecognizeitsowner'svoice.②Theguiderobotcanfindthewaytoitsdestination.③Theguiderobotcanwalk160metersinoneminute.④Theguiderobotcanansweritsownerinoneminute.A.①③④B.①②④C.①②③D.②③④()19.Howdoestheguiderobotestablishhelpfulcommunicationwithblindpeople?A.Byholdingitsowner'shand.B.Byusingaforce-feedbackcane.C.Bystayingawayfromobstacles.D.Bylisteningtoitsowner'sorder.()20.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.DevelopingguiderobotsforblindpeopleB.17.31millionblindpeoplelivinginChinaC.HelpingrecognizethespeechofblindpeopleD.EstablishinghelpfulcommunicationwithpeopleCChildrenwereplayinggamesandtheyplayeddifferentroles.Tomgaveupthebrushwithunwillingnessinhisface,buthappinessinhisheart.AndwhilethelateshipBigMissouriworkedinthesun,theoldartistsatonastoneintheshadecloseby,shookhislegs,atehisapple,andtriedtofoolthechildren.Thereweremanysuchchildren;boyshappenedalongeverylittlewhile;theycametolaugh,butremainedtowhitewashfences.BythetimeBenwastiredout,TomhadtradedthenextchancewithBillyFisherforakite.Whenheplayedout,JohnnyMillerboughtthechancewithadeadratandaline—andsoon,andsoon,hourafterhour.Andwhenthemiddleoftheafternooncame,frombeingapoorboyinthemorning,Tomquicklybecamearichboy.Besidesthethingsmentionedbefore,hehadtwelvemarbles,partofaJew’sharp,apieceofbluebottleglasstolookthrough,aspoolcannon,akeythatwouldn'tunlockanything,aboxofchalk,atinsoldier,acoupleoftadpoles,sixfirecrackers,akittenwithonlyoneeye,abrassdoorknob,adogcollar——butnodog,thehandleofaknife,fourpiecesoforangepeel,andanoldwindowsash.Hehadhadaniceandfreetimeallthewhilewithalotoffriends,andthefencehadbeenpaintedthreetimes!Ifhehadn'trunoutofwhitewash,hewouldhavebankruptedeveryboyinthevillage.Tomsaidtohimselfthatitwasnotsuchanemptyworld.Hehaddiscoveredagreatlawofthehumanaction,withoutknowingit——thatinordertomakeamanoraboywantathing,itisonlynecessarytomakethethingdifficulttoget.Ifhehadbeenagreatandwisephilosopher,like4thewriterofthisbook,hewouldhaveunderstoodthat“work”meanswhateverabodyhastodo,andthat“play”meanswhateverabodydoesn'thavetodo.Andthiswouldhelphimtounderstandwhyconstructingartificialflowersorperformingonatreadmilliswork,whileplayingsoccerorclimbingMontBlancisonlyamusement.TherearerichgentlemeninEnglandwhodrivefour-horsepassenger-coachestwentyorthirtymilesonadailylineinthesummer,becauseitcoststhemalotofmoney;butiftheywereofferedmoneyfortheservice,thatwouldturnitintoworkandthentheywouldresign.Theboythoughtawhileoverthechangewhichhadtakenplacearoundhim,andthenwenttoheadquarterstoreport.————文章節(jié)選自《湯姆·索亞歷險(xiǎn)記》(TheAdventuresofTomSawyer)()21.Whatdidtheoldartistdointheshade?A.Hedrewabeautifulship.B.Heworkedforthechildren.C.Hetriedtofoolthechildren.D.Hesangforthechildren.()22.HowdidTombecomearichchild?A.Bypaintingthefence.B.Bytradingwiththechildren.C.Byworkingfortheartist.D.Bysellingsomepaintings.()23.HowdidTomfeelabouthislifeinParagraph3?A.Difficult.B.Terrible.C.Happy.D.Busy.()24.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph4?A.Tomwasagreatandwisephilosopher.B.Workmeanswhateverabodydoesn'thavetodo.C.ClimbingMontBlancisonlywork.D.Tomdiscoveredagreatlawofthehumanaction.()25.Whofinallywenttoheadquarterstoreport?A.Tom.B.Ben.C.BillyFisher.D.JohnnyMiller.第二節(jié)閱讀下面短文，從方框里的六個(gè)句子中選擇五個(gè)還原到原文，使原文的意思連貫、完整。(共5小題，每小題2分)Therearemanydifferenttypesoflandforms.Landformsarenaturalontheplanet'ssurface.Youprobablyknowaboutsomeofthemalready!26Theycanbepointedorrounded,andsomeareevenvolcanic!Whentherearemanymountainstogether,itiscalledamountainrange.Somemountainsareformedfromlava,whileothermountainsareformedwhentheplates(板塊)undertheearth'ssurfacecrashtogetherandpushuptheland.Valleysarethespacesbetweenmountains27Somepeopleliveinvalleys,becausetheyhaveacomfortabletemperature.Plateausarelikemountains28Theyareusuallyformedwhenmagmarises,butdoesn't5breakthroughthesurface.Thelandrisesinstead.Plainsarelarge,flatareasofland.Sinceflatlandiseasytobuildon,manycitiesareonplains.Manyplantscangrowonplainsaswell.Someplainsarebyoceans,andtheyarecalledcoastalplains.29Andtheyareespeciallygoodforgrowingcrops.Islandsareareasoflandsurroundedbywateronallsides.Theycanbeformedbyunderwatervolcanoes.Thelavabuildsupovertimeandeventuallybreaksthesurfaceoftheocean.Desertsareanothertypeoflandform.Theyarelargeareasoflandthatdonotreceivealotofrainfall.Theycanbeveryhotduringtheday,andverycoldatnight.30A.Mountainsareverytalllandforms.B.Plainsthatarebyriversarecalledriverplains.C.Whatkindoflandformwouldyouliketoliveon?D.SomevalleysareV-shaped,andsomeareU-shaped.E.Butinsteadofpointedorroundedtops,theyhaveflattops.F.Itisdifficultformanyplantsandanimalstoliveindeserts.第三節(jié)下面。共5小題，每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分A.Neverclimbatreewithapowerlinerunningthroughit.Itcanbereallydangerous.Andavoidclimbingatreeonawindyday.Besides,it'snecessarytoclimbatreeundertheguidanceofanexperiencedadult.B.Don'tflykitesataplacewithmanyholesorstones,whichcaneasilymakeyoufalloverandgethurt.Andkeepfarawayfromaroadwithbusytraffic.Watchoutforpowerlineswhichmaymakeelectricitypassthroughyourbody.C.Whenyouarealoneathome,becareful.Don'topenthedoorifastrangerknocksatthedoor.D.Whenyouarehavingashower,makesurethatthereisnothingelectricalnearyou.Don'ttakeashoweronafullstomach.E.Pleasedon'tgetclosetoortouchothers'dogs,especiallywhenthedogsareeating.Thatcanbeverydangerous.Afterall,youdon'tknowhowtheyarefeeling.F.Becarefulwithknives.Theyareallverysharpandcanhurtyou.Sotakeyourtimetocutfoodwhencookingmeals.Andremembertoturnoffthegasafteryoufinishcooking.()31.Yesterday,MrZhanggavestudentsaspeechonthesafetyofhavingashower.Lucydidn'thearitbecauseshewassickandnowshewantstoknowaboutit.()32.Dave'sparentsareverybusywiththeirwork,soDaveisoftenaloneathomeafterschool.Sometimesheneedstocookforhimself.Sohismotherwantstotellhimsomethingnecessarytokeepsafewhencooking.()33.Peterlikesclimbingtrees,whichmakeshisdadveryworried.Hisfatherdecidestotalk6withPeterandhopesthathecankeepsafewhilehavingfun.()34.Lilylovesdogsverymuch,sowhensheseessomedogsonherwaytoschooleverymorning,shewouldliketoplaywiththemforsometime.Andsheevengivesthemsomethingtoeat.()35.WuDonglikesflyingkitesverymuch.Everyspring,hegoesoutwit