第=page11頁，共=sectionpages11頁2025-2026學(xué)年遼寧省沈陽市虹橋中學(xué)教育集團(tuán)九年級(jí)（上）開學(xué)英語試卷一、完形填空：本大題共10小題，共10分。InanarrowhutonginBeijingliesasmalllibrary.Itisonlysevensquaremetersinsize，butthousandsofbooksare(1)inIt.Unliketraditionallibraries，thisonedoesn'trequireitsreadersto(2)thebooks.Instead，itencouragesthemtopassthosebooksontosomeoneelsewhenthey'vefinishedreading.

Thislibrarywas(3)byMr.Xu，abusinessman，in2010.TheideatookshapewhenXurecommendedbooksonlinetostudents，butfoundit(4)forthemtogetthebooksfromtheirschoollibraries.So，Xuboughtand(5)nearly1，000booksinthefollowingyear.Thestudentswhoreceivedthebookswereverythankful.Theirthank-youlettersgotXutoturnhisbook-giftingeffortintoaphysicalspace.

Xu'slibrarymightbethesmallestintheworld，butinanothersense，it'salsothebiggestbecauseitsbookskeep(6).Once，areadertookhomeanEnglishbookonChinesehistory.Aweeklater，hepasseditontoaneighbor.(7)，thebooktraveledallthewayabroadandendedupinGermany."The(8)ofthebookisawonder.Manywonderslikethiskeepthecultureofreadingalive，"Xutellsthenewspaper.

Xusayshewillcontinuethisworkalthoughthelibraryisnowfacedwiththe(9)ofe-books."Thisisthemost(10)thingI'vedoneinmylife，"hesays."Ihopethatthelibrarycanstayopenforever."1.A.kept B.written C.printed D.published2.A.return B.copy C.lend D.buy3.A.locked B.started C.hidden D.guarded4.A.hard B.harmful C.possible D.interesting5.A.dugup B.pickedup C.gaveaway D.threwaway6.A.burning B.moving C.falling D.shaking7.A.Clearly B.Hopefully C.Generally D.Amazingly8.A.history B.language C.journey D.background9.A.death B.truth C.mistake D.challenge10.A.silly B.scary C.common D.meaningful二、閱讀理解：本大題共16小題，共32分。AEveryyearduringtheDragonBoatFestival，familyacrossChinacometogethertocelebrateandenjoyaspecialdishknownaszongzi.ZongziisatraditionalChinesefoodthatisbothdeliciousandfuntomake.HereisarecipefromLiHua'sgrandma.Let'slearnhowtomakezongzifromit.

MaterialsStepsStickyrice500g

Bambooleavesabout20

200g

Soysauce（醬油）some

Cookingstring（線）some

Watersome

Abigpot1.Soak（浸泡）thestickyriceinwateratleastfourhours.Washthebambooleavesandcooktheminwaterfor2minutes.

2.Cutthemeatintosmallpiecesandmixitwithsoysauce.Letitsitforawhiletogettasty.

3.Foldtwobambooleavestomakeaconeshape.Putinsomestickyrice，thenmeatpieces，andcoverthemwithmorestickyrice.Foldtheleavesoverthericeandtieitwithcookingstring.

4.Putthezongziinthepotandcoverthemwithwater.Cookthemonlowheatfor3-4hoursuntiltheyaresoftandfullycooked.11.Howlongshouldthebambooleavesbecookedinwater？______A.2minutes. B.20minutes. C.2hours. D.20hours.12.LiHuaaccidentallydirtiedtherecipe.Whatcanbefilledinthedirtiedpart？______A.Sugar. B.Salt. C.Meat. D.Milk.13.WhichpictureshowsStep3？______A. B.

C. D.14.Inwhichpartofaschoolnewspapercanwereadthetext？______A.History. B.Travel. C.Technology. D.Life.BWanttoknowwhatyourfriendsarereallylike？Takealookattheirmusicplaylist.Morethan36，000people，fromallovertheworld，tookpartinanexperiment（實(shí)驗(yàn)）.Itcomparedtheirpersonalitieswithhowmuchtheylikeddifferentmusicalstyles.Theresultsshowthatpersonalitiesdoinfluencewhatwelistento.Here'swhatcertainmusicalstylessayaboutwhoyouare.

Rock

Likethesoundofloudguitarsandheavydrumbeats？Thistypeofmusicsoundsveryexciting，butfansofitareoftenquitegentle.Countrymusic

Ifcowboyhatsandguitarsgetyousingingalong，it'spossiblethatyou'rehard-working，preferringtraditionalstylesandvalues.Jazz

Fansofthisstrongmusicalwayscomeupwithnewideasandaregoodatlearning.IfyoulikethesaxophoneofJohnColtrane，thenyou'reprobablyself-confidentandeasytogetonwith.Classicalmusic

IfBeethovenandMozarthaveyouturningupthemusic，you'reprobablyquiet，buthappywithwhoyouareandcomfortablewiththeworldaroundyou.Buttheexperimentdidn'ttellthewholestory：wherewegrowup，whoweoftengooutwith，andourpersonalexperiencesplayintoourtaste，too.Thesongsyouchoosetobepartofyourlifemakeyoudifferentfromothers.Butnomatterwhatstyleyoulike，musicisforeveryone.Andenjoyingdifferenttypesofmusicletsyougetatasteofculturesyoumightnothaveexperiencedbefore.Soexperimentwithyourplaylist!15.Whatinfluencesourmusicaltasteaccordingtotheexperiment？______A.Personalities. B.Friends. C.Parents. D.Instruments.16.Accordingtothepassage，ifDanieliscreative，whatmaybefoundinhisplaylist？______A.Rock. B.Countrymusic.

C.Jazz. D.Classicalmusic.17.Whatmaybethewriter'sadviceforus？______A.Changingourpersonalities.

B.Tryingdifferenttypesofmusic.

C.Doingexperimentswithfriends.

D.Gettingmorelearningexperiences.18.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？______A.Howdifferentculturesinfluenceyou.

B.Whatyourplaylistsaysaboutyou.

C.Whatsongswecanchoosetoenjoy.

D.Whytherearedifferentmusicalstyles.CInsidethehall，thedoorwasshut，andthekeylayontheglassstand.PoorAlice，whowasaboutonefoothighaftertakingsomedrink，foundacakeonthefloor.Shewentupandsoonateallthecake.

"Howstrange!HowtallIam!"saidAlice.Shelookeddownatherfeet—theyseemedsofaroff.Infact，shewasnowoverninefeethigh，whichmeantshestillcouldn'tgetthroughthedoor.Shesatdown，andhadagoodcrytilltherewasalargepoolallroundher.

Suddenly，sheheardthesoundoffeetnotfaroff.ItwastheRabbitthathadcomeback，withataninhishand.Alicefeltsoinneedofhelpfromsomeone，thatwhenhecamenear，shecalledout，"Ifyouplease，sir"TheRabbitstartedasifshot，droppedthefanandranoffasfastaspossible.

Alicepickedupthefanandasthehallwashot，shefannedherself."Dear，dear!Howstrangeallthingsaretoday!Idowishtogetoutofthehall!"shesaid.

Thenshenoticedherselfintheglass—shewasnownotmorethantwofeethigh，andstillshrinkingquitefast.Thatwasthefan!Sherealizedthisanddroppeditatonce，orshewouldshrinktothesizeofanantsoon.

Alicewasinasadfearatthequickchange."Thingsareworse，"saidthepoorgirl，"Iwasneversosmallasthis.HowcanIgetout？"Asshesaidthesewords，shelostherfootstepsandwasuptoherchin（下巴）insaltwater—herowntears.

JustthenAlicenoticedamouseswimmingtowardsher.

"Willitbeusefulnowtospeaktothismouse？Allthingsaresostrangehere，Ishouldthinkmaybeitcantalk，atleastthere'snoharmtotry."Sosheswamup.

—AdaptedfromAliceinWonderland19.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthestory？______

a.Aliceateupacake.

b.TheRabbitranawaywithhisfanleft.

c.Alicebecamelessthantwofeethigh.

d.Alicecriedtomakeapool.

e.ThewateralmostcoveredAlice.A.adbce B.abced C.adobe D.cbaed20.Whichsentenceshouldgointheemptyboxinparagraph4？______A.It'sbadtotakehisfan! B.Ineedonemorecake!

C.IliketheRabbitsomuch! D.Iamtiredofthisplace!21.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"shrinking"inparagraph5mean？______A.Becomingheavier. B.Becominglighter.

C.Becominglarger. D.Becomingsmaller.22.WhatdoweknowaboutAliceaccordingtothestory？______A.Sheregrettedwhatshedid.

B.Shewouldn'taskforanyhelp.

C.Shewastryingtogetoutoftrouble.

D.Shewasclearwhatwouldhappentoher.D"Wow!Lookatthat!Isn'titarealfish？"Thebionic（仿生）fish，named"Jinlin"，wasswimminglivelylikearealone.ItwasdevelopedbyresearchersatShanghaiOceanUniversity.Thisinventionisn'tjustforfun-itshowshowhumanscopynaturetosolveproblems.Thatisasciencecalledbionics.

Overmillionsofyears，animalsandplantshavedevelopedsmartwaystosurvive.Forexample，kingfishersareexpertsatmovingfastbetweenairandwaterwithverylittlenoise.Throughtheirstudy，scientistsdiscoveredthatthebirds'longbeaks（喙）enabledthisability.Thentheyusedtheknowledgetochangethefrontofthehigh-speedtrain.Thischangecutdownnoiselevel，increasedspeedby10%andgreatlysavedenergy.Thiscombination（結(jié)合）ofbiologyandengineeringisthekeytosuccessinbionics.Andithassetthestagefortheriseofothernewtechnologies.

DrivenbyroboticsandAI，bionicshasgrownrapidly.TheAI-poweredbionicfish"Jinlin"canbeusedforenvironmentalprotectionanddeepseaexploration.Inmedicine，bionicarmscanworksimilarlytorealarms.Sensorsallowtheuserto"feel"touchandpressure.Motorshelpthebionicarmsmakemovements，likehumanmuscles（肌肉）.WithAI，thebionicarmsareableto"learn"newtasksandbecomesmarterovertime.Theseinventionsareexamplestoshowhowbionicsbridgesbiologyandnewtechnologiestosolvehumans'problems.

Althoughsomuchprogresshasbeenmade，bionicsfaceschallenges.Nature'sdesignsarehardtocopyperfectly.Asforbionicarms，onekeyareaofdevelopmentisBrain-ComputerInterface（腦機(jī)接口）.Moreworkondirectcommunicationbetweenthebrainandbionicarmsisrequiredtocontrolmovementsasnaturallyasrealarms.Researchersarealsoworkingoncreatingnewmaterialsandstructureswhichcansenseandrepairthemselves.

Whilethere'sstillalongwaytogo，thefutureofbionicsisfullofpossibilities.，Stayhungry.Stayfoolish.Maybeyou'llbethenextonetochangetheworld!23.Whydoesthewritermention"Jinlin"atthebeginningofthepassage？______A.Tosuggestsomenewideas.

B.Toleadintothetopicofbionics.

C.Toexplainthehabitsoffish.

D.Toshowtheimportanceofbionics.24.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3？______A.RoboticsandAIhavedevelopedfastbecauseofbionics.

B.Thebionicfish"Jinlin"isusedformedicalpurposes.

C.Motorsallowthebionicarmstomakemovements.

D.Sensorshelpbionicarmslearnnewtasksovertime.25.AccordingtoParagraph4，howwouldscientistsmakebionicarmsmorelikerealones？______

①Byconnectingmotorswithsmartphones.

②Bydevelopingnewmaterialsandstructures.

③ByimprovingBrain-ComputerInterface.

④Bychangingtheshapeandlookofbionicarms.A.①② B.②③ C.①④ D.③④26.Whichofthefollowingshowstheuseofbionics？______A.Drawingapictureofbirdsbywatchingrealbirds.

B.Buildingahousewithnaturalmaterialslikewood.

C.Designingacamerabycopyingsomeinsects'eyes.

D.Learningtodancebystudyingmonkeys'movements.三、任務(wù)型閱讀-多任務(wù)混合：本大題共1小題，共10分。27.ThisJuly，myfamilyandIvisitedamuseumaboutchocolatecalledMUCHOMuseodeChocolateinMexicoCity，thecapitalcityofMexico.

Whenwefirstarrivedatthemuseum，weweregreetedbyourtourguide，theonlypersonwhospokeEnglishattheplace.Sheletustastereal，driedcacaobeans（可可豆）whicharewhatchocolateismadeof.Buttheyweresobitter，waydifferentfromnormalchocolate.

Themuseumwasdividedintothreeparts.Inthefirstone，welearnedthattheMayansconsideredcacaoamagicalthingthatfedthemind，body，andspirit.Theywouldground（研磨）thebeansintopowderandmixitwithingredients（食材）suchaschilipeppers（辣椒）andsalttocreateabitterdrink.Itwasthenpouredfromdifferentheightstocreatefoam（泡沫）.Theninthenextroom，wegottolearnaboutthebeginningsofchocolate，seedriedcacaotreeleaveshungfromtheceiling（天花板），andsmelltheotheringredientsthatgointomakingchocolate.Ialsotookphotosinfrontofawallcoveredwithmorethan2，000piecesofchocolate!Myfavoritepartwasthelastonewhichshowedmanydifferentpots，cups，andkettlesfromallovertheworld.Theywereusedtoholdchocolatepowder.TherewasevenonefromChina!

Thevisittothechocolatemuseumwasshort，butIsuredidlearnalotaboutaverypopulartreat.Iwasveryamazedathowculturesfromancienttimescouldinfluenceourmodernlivesinsuchawayandhowcommunicationsbetweendifferentculturescouldinfluenceeachother.Ihighlyrecommenditasastopforanyvisitorwholoveschocolateandeventhosewhodon't.(1)Whatischocolatemadeofaccordingtothetext？______(2)WhatdidtheMayansthinkofcacao？______(3)InwhichpartcanvisitorsfindChinesepots？______(4)Whatkindofmuseumwouldyouliketorecommendtoyourfriends？Why？（Write30wordsormore）______四、信息匹配：本大題共4小題，共8分。OCTOPUSESarefamousfortheirroundbodies，bigeyesandeightarms.（1）______Butonethingaboutthemisthesame：Theyaregoodatdisguising（偽裝）themselves.Octopusescanchangetheirappearanceinlessthanasecond!

Anoctopuscandothisinthreeways.Oneisbyusingcolor.Anoctopus'sskin（皮膚）hasspecialcells（細(xì)胞）.Thesecellsarefullofyellow，brownandredpigments（色素）.Whenanoctopusmovesitsmuscles（肌肉）inacertainway，thecellsbecomelarge.Thesecellsproducecolorfulspots（斑點(diǎn)）andotherpatterns（圖案）ontheoctopus'sskin.（2）______Underbluelight，forexample，anoctopus'sskinwilllookblue.Withthesecells，anoctopuscanproducemanydifferentskincolorsandpatterns.

Anoctopuscanalsochangethetexture（結(jié)構(gòu)）ofitsskin.Whentheoctopusmovesitsmuscles，itsskincangofromsmoothtospiky（有尖刺的）.Itmightthenlooklikeaplant.（3）______Someoctopuses，forexample，rolltheirbodiesintoballssotheylooklikerocks.Onetypeofoctopuscanchangeitsshapetolooklikeotherseaanimals-especiallydangerousones，suchasseasnakes.

Whyareoctopusessogoodatchangingtheirlooks？Theyhavetobe.（4）______Becausetheyhavenobonesintheirbodies，octopusesarelikelargepiecesofmeat.Manyotherseaanimalswanttoeatthem.Tohidefromtheseanimals，octopuseshavedevelopedthisamazingability.

A.Thecellscanalsoreflect（反射）light.

B.Theoceanisnotasafeplaceforthem.

C.Whatshouldwedotoprotectoctopuses？

D.Therearemanydifferentkindsofoctopuses.

E.Anotherwayanoctopususesistochangeitsshape.28.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F29.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F30.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F31.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F五、閱讀填空：本大題共1小題，共10分。32.MostpeopleinChinaknowthatConfuciuswasafamousthinkerandeducatorinancientChina.However，few