2025-2026學(xué)年九年級英語上學(xué)期第一次月考（深圳專用，滬教牛津版）（考試時間：70分鐘試卷滿分：75分）注意事項：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，選出每小題答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的上無效。3．回答第Ⅱ卷時，將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。4．測試范圍：Units1~2，滬教牛津版九年級上冊5．考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）一、完形填空（共小題，每小題1分，滿分分）WhenIwasstillstudyinginChina,myschoolheldasingingcompetition.Isignedup(報名)becauseIreallylovedsinging.I1withagirlnamedJenny.She’soneofmybestfriends.Unluckily,Igotso2thatIforgotthelyrics(歌詞)foramoment.Iwasstandingwithmyfacelookingpale.Itseemedthatwe3thecontest.Ifeltsosorry.Jennytriedtocomfort(安慰)mebysaying,“Therewillbe4chance.”Afteraboutaweek,ourschool’sartfestivalbegan.Idecidedtoenterit.ThefirstpersonIthoughtoftojoinmewasJenny,5Iwasn’tsureifshewouldwantto.mysurprise,whenIinvitedher,sheagreed6.decidedtosingthesongSeeYouAgainatthefestival,sinceitwassortofafarewell(告別)performancebeforeI7theUK.Finally,thedayofthefestivalarrived.AsIwalkedintoclass,peoplestarted8forme.Someonehadwritten“HaoXuan,ComeOn!”ontheblackboard.Myclassmateswrotecardsforme.AfterIfinishedmyshow,9clapped(鼓掌)forme.Itwasareally試卷第1頁，共3頁unforgettableandtouching10.IwanttothankJenny,whodidn’tgiveuponmewhenIfeltdown.Ialsowanttothankallthepeoplewhowerewithmeduringschoolyears.1．A．smeltB．stuckC．sang2．A．nervousB．patientC．start3．A．wonB．lostC．beat4．A．otherB．a(chǎn)notherC．others5．A．whenB．a(chǎn)sC．but6．A．immediatelyB．hardlyC．probably7．A．leftforB．livedinC．a(chǎn)rriveat8．A．waitingB．cheeringC．preparing9．A．noneB．a(chǎn)nyoneC．everyone10．A．experienceB．weightC．passport二、閱讀理解（共小題，每小題2分，滿分分）AAustraliahasalotoflovelyanimals.cannotfindthemanywhereelseintheworld.Themostfamousonesarekangaroos(袋鼠)andkoalas(樹袋熊).ThekangarooisthesymbolofAustralia.Theyhavelargeeyesandears.Theydon’twalk,theyjump.Theyusetheirstrongbacklegs.Theycanjumpat74kilometersperhour.Theycangooverninemetersinonejump.Kangaroomothershavepouchestocarrytheirbabies.Thebabiesstayinsidetogetmilkandkeepwarm.KangaroosareeverywhereinAustralia.TheyareonTV,inbooksandintheshops.Butdoyouknowthatmillionsofkangaroosarekilledeveryyear?Therearetoomanyofthem.Thereareabout20to25millionkangaroosinAustralia.That’smorethanthenumberofpeopleinthecountry.Somekangaroosgohungrybecausethereisnotenoughfoodtoeat.Theybreakintofarmsforfood.Farmersareveryangrywiththem.ThekoalaisanotherfamousAustraliananimal.Theylooklikebears,andhavesmalleyesandbignoses.Theyeatleavesfromgumtree(桉樹).Koalashaveaspecialsmell.Theyuseittomarktheirhome—“Thisismyplace,youcan’tcomein!”Likekangaroos,akoalababylivesinitsmother’spouch,too.試卷第1頁，共3頁．Ifwewanttoseekangaroosandkoalasinnaturalforests,wecangoto________.A．ChinaB．FranceC．AustraliaD．Canada12．Whatdoesakangaroolooklike?A．Itlookslikeabear.B．Ithasbigeyesandears.C．Ithassmalleyesandbignoses.D．Ithasasmallmouth.13．Theword“pouches”means________.A．育兒袋B．肌肉C．尾巴D．后腿14．WhichisNOTTRUE?A．Thekangarooscangooverninemetersinonejump.B．Koalaslikeeatingleavesfromgumtrees.C．Koalasusetheirvoicestomarktheirhomes.D．Thekangarooscanjumpat74kilometersperhour.15．What’sthebesttitleofthispassage?A．KangaroosandkoalasB．BeautifulAustraliaC．HowtoprotectkangaroosandkoalasD．PeoplealllikekangaroosandkoalasBOnEarth,weusebricks(磚塊)tobuildhouses,butwhataboutbuildinghousesonthemoon?onthemoon,wewillusemoonbrickstobuildaresearchstation.Forthatpurpose,scientistsinChinahavedevelopedspecialmoonbricks.AstronautswillliveandworkonthemoonwhenChinabuildsaresearchstationbetween2028and2035.Thesebricksaremadefromfivedifferentkindsofsimulatedlunarsoil(模擬月壤).makethemhard,scientistsusethreedifferentways.Asaresult,thesemoonbricksarethreetimesstrongerthantheredbricksontheearth.Besides,thesemoonbricksworkinthesamewayasLegobrickssothattheycanbeeasilyassembled(組裝).Buildingaresearchstationonthemoonisanexcitingproject,butithaslotsofdifficulties.Beforethesebrickscanbeused,scientistsmustfindoutiftheycanworkwellinthemoon’sharsh(惡劣的)environment.Adayonthemooncanlastaslongas29.5daysontheearth,andthereisabigfluctuationintemperature.Duringtheday,temperaturescanreachashighas180°C,whileatnight,theycandropto-190°C．What’sworse,moonquakes(月震)oftenhappenthere.InNovember2024,the8spacecraftsuccessfullycarriedthesimulatedlunarsoil試卷第1頁，共3頁brickstoChina’sSpaceStation.Scientistswillcarryoutteststoseehowwellthebricksworkinspace.Ifallgoesaccordingtoplans,thefirstmoonbrickwillreturntoearthattheendof2025.根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，選擇最佳選項。16．Whatcanweusethemoonbrickstodo?A．doscientificresearch.B．buildaresearchstation.C．learnmoreaboutspace.17．WhenwillChinabuildaresearchstationonthemoon?A．Between2028and2035.B．InNovember2024.C．Attheendof2025.18．WhatcanwelearnaboutthemoonbricksfromParagraph3?A．Theyaremadefromthreedifferentkindsoflunarsoil.B．Theyarestrongerthantheredbricksontheearth.C．Theyhavebeenusedinbuildingsontheearth.19．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“fluctuation”inParagraph4probablymean?A．Balance.B．Increase.C．Change.20．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．ThehistoryofspacestationstudyinChina.B．Themoonbrick,China’slatestdevelopment.C．Themoon’sextremelyharshenvironment.CNearly14,000childreninStatehavelosttheirhomes.Perhapsyourfamilyisabletoprovidehousingandemotionalsupportforachildoragroupwhohavenohomesoftheirown,whoneedloveandcare.Uptonow,morethan8,000familieshavejoinedus.yoursupport,wecanmakeabigdifferenceinthelifeofachildandhaveagreat(影響)onhisfuture.★Call492-9345tolearnabouttraining,expenseandotherrequirementsthatareneededtocareforahomelesschildinyourfamily.試卷第1頁，共3頁★AttendaGeneralMeetingattheMountJoyThursday,February4thor18th6:00pm-8:00pm.Call492-9338foreitheroftheGeneralMeetings.★arewelcome.Call492-9396tobecomeamemberofF.U.N.FamiliesUnitedNetwork(F.U.N.)3908CoreyRoad,Harrisburg,21．Theunderlinedexpression“emotionalsupport”meanscaringforachild’s________.A．foodB．educationC．housesD．feelings22．WhichtelephonenumbercanpeoplecalltoaskabouttheGeneralMeetings?A．492-9345B．492-9338C．492-9396D．492-390823．TheGeneralMeetingswillbeheld________.A．everyThursdayinFebruaryB．threetimesinFebruaryC．betweenFebruary4thand18thD．onFebruary4thand18th24．Thepurposeofthematerialaboveistohelp________.A．childrenwithnohomesB．familieswithnochildrenC．schoolswithlittlemoneyD．teacherswithlittletraining25．canreadmaterialaboveprobablyfromthe________sectionofanewspaper.A．fashionB．sportsC．a(chǎn)dvertisementD．business三、閱讀還原（共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分）Complain(抱怨)PolitelyNoteverythinggoesthewayyouwantitto.maygotoarestaurantandorderanicemeal.Butyourorderiswrongornotcookedproperly.maybuyaproductthatbreaksthenextday.26However,ifyouspeakangrilytopeople,theywillbecomedefensive(自衛(wèi)的).Thentheyarelesslikelytohelpyou.Amoreeffective(有效的)waytogetwhatyouwantistostaycalm.Usepolitelanguageandfriendlytoneofvoice.Startwithphrasessuchas,“I’msorrytobotheryou,but,...”or“Excuseme,butcouldyou...?”Forexample,“I’msorrytobotheryou,butIorderedpotatosoup,notvegetable.”Phrasingyourcomplaintasaquestionalsohelps.27“Couldyouhelpme?Ijustboughtthisphonecaseyesterday,butit’scracked.”28.Thereisnofasterwaytomakesomeonedefensivethanbyblamingthem.Use試卷第1頁，共3頁thephrase,“Iknowthisisn’tyourfault,but...”or“Therehasbeenamisunderstanding.”29.Blamingpeopleisn’tasimportantasgettingaproblemfixed!Therearehonestmistakes;butattimessomeonemaytrytotakeadvantageofyou.Inthatcase,don’tsay“Hey!tryingtocheatme!”Instead,usethephrase,“Iunderstoodthat...”Forexample,“Iunderstoodthattheservicechargewasincludedintheprice.”Thengivethepersonachancetoanswer.Ifyoudon’tgetwhatyouwantwithpoliteconversation,asktospeaktoamanagerorsupervisor.30.A．Whentryingtocorrectaproblem,don’tblame(責(zé)備)thepersonyou’retalkingto.B．Peopleliketobeaskedratherthantold.C．Butusuallyyou’llfindthatpolitewordsandasmilewillresolveasituationD．Thesekindsofexperiencesmakeyouwanttocomplain.E．Thesephrasesletpeopleknowyouareonlyangryatthesituation.F．Consumersshouldcomplaininpersonwheneverpossible.四、閱讀匹配（共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分）配對閱讀：請閱讀以下相關(guān)信息，然后匹配它們，并將答題卡上對應(yīng)題目所選的選項涂黑。將個人信息介紹和留言相匹配。31Nancy,thankyouforaskingmeA．isgoingtoAmericabyairandsheistogoshoppingwithyou.ButIamafraidIcomingbackonOctober25th.can’t.IhavealotofworktodofromMondayB．Lisaistravellingabroad.ShewillcallyoutoFriday.IwonderwhetheritisOKonbackaftershecomeback.SaturdayorSunday.C．Maryisbusyonworkday.Shewantsto32Paul,IamverysorryIcan’tplayknowifitisfineforyouonweekend.basketballwithyouonSaturdayafternoonD．hassomethingelsetodowithafterbecauseIhappenedtohurtmyleftleglastwork,soshewillcometothepartyataboutweek.Ihavetorestforafewdays.Ihopetotentoseven.joinyounextweek.E.ThereissomethingwrongwithSandy’s33Emma,youaresokindtoinviteleg,sohecan’ttakepartinthebasketballmetoyourbirthdayparty.I’dloveto,butIgame.Hewillgetbacktotheteamnextweek.試卷第1頁，共3頁havetostaywithmymotherinhospital.SheF.can’tcometotheparty,becausehisjusthadanoperation.Ihopeyouhaveahappymotherisill.birthdayparty.G.Jakeisillinhospital,sohecan’tcometo34Barry,thankyouforinvitingmetheparty.toyourhousefordinneronFriday18th.ButIhavetoflytoAmericaonbusiness.Iamreallysorry.IhopetoseeyouafterIgetbackaweeklater.35Hall,thankyouforyourinvitation.I’dlovetoyourpartyathalfpastsix,butwe’llhaveameetingafterwork,soImaybe20minuteslate.Ihopeyoucanunderstand.第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題）五、短文填空（共小題，每小題1分，滿分分）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)括號內(nèi)所給的漢語注釋寫出單詞的正確形式，每空一詞。DeadtoRightsisafilmabouttheNanjingMassacre(南京大屠殺),whichstartedshowinginChinesecinemasonJuly25th.Thisyearmarksthe80thanniversaryofChina’swininthewar36(對抗)Japaneseaggression(1931—1945).Thefilm37(描述)agroupofcommonpeoplehidinginaphotoshop.stayalive,theyhavetodeveloppicturesforaJapanese.Bychance,theyfindphotosshowingtheterriblethingstheJapanesesoldiersdid.Theyhavea38(討論)anddecidetolettheworldknowthetruth.Sotheysecretlykeepthepicturesandrisktheirlivestogetthemout39(安全地).The40(導(dǎo)演)ofthefilmisShenAo.Andtherearealsomanyfamousactors試卷第1頁，共3頁andactressesinthefilm,41(包括)LiuHaoran,ChuanjunandGaoThestoryinthemovieisconnectedtoarealperson.In1938,a15-year-oldboy42(命名)LuoJinworkedinHuadongPhotoStudioinNanjing.Braveandclever,hesecretlymadeover3043(本；份)ofphotosshowingJapanesecrimes(罪行).Heput16photosintoabookanddrewared44(心)withbloodandtheChineseword“Chi”onthecover.Later,ayoungman,Xuan,keptthebook.Aftereightyears,thephotosbecametheproof(證據(jù))