2025~2026學(xué)年吉林省第二實驗學(xué)校九年級上學(xué)期英語第一次月考試卷一、單項選擇1.There________ablackpenandtworedpensinthepencilbox.Youcanuseanyone.

A．isB．a(chǎn)reC．wasD．were2.Perterjumps________thananyotherstudentinhisclass.

A．highB．higherC．highestD．tallest3.—HowwasyourcampinginSifengMountainlastweekend?—Itwasgreat.We________ourtentsonthetopofthemountainandenjoyedourselves.

A．putupB．putoffC．putonD．putaway4.________adiary,andyouwillimproveyourwritingskills.

A．KeepingB．KeepC．TokeepD．Keeps5.—Thepapercuttingisprettylively.Whomadeit?—It________beMary.Onlyshecandoitinourclass.

A．canB．mustC．needD．might6.—Jim,I’vegotaproblemwithmycar.Couldyouhelpme?—Sorry,notrightnow.I________ashortvideo.

A．makeB．havemadeC．a(chǎn)mmakingD．wasmaking7.—Doyouknow________?—Yes,there’sonehere.It’sinthestore.

A．whomheistalkingwithB．whenIcangettothehotelC．howtousethemachineD．ifthere’sarestroomaroundhere8.—IthinkIamtheshyestinmyclass.WhatshouldIdo?—Bemoreactiveinclass________youcanimproveyourabilitytoexpressyourself.

A．orB．sothatC．unlessD．a(chǎn)lthough9.—________willyourfathercomeback?—Intwohours.

A．HowsoonB．HowlongC．HowoftenD．Howfar10.________fasttechnologyhasprogressedovertheyears!

A．WhatB．WhataC．HowD．Howa二、完形填空Asmallbookstoreinaneighborhoodhasbecomealocaltreasure.Unlike______bookstores,itdoesn’tpayattentiontosellingbooks.Instead,itfocusesonprovidingaspaceforpeopletotalkaboutbooks.Theowner,Mr.Lee,openedthestorefiveyearsago.Hespentmostofhismoney______therent(租金)andhisfavoritebooks—classicsandlocalwriters’works.“Inaworldfullof______informationandfast-pacedlife,abookstorecanbeashelter(庇護(hù)所),”hesaid.Everyweekend,thestoreholdssmallactivities.Sometimesit’sabookclubdiscussion;othertimes,localwriterscometo______theirstoriestous.Acustomer,Mrs.Wang,said,“Thisstoreisn’tjustaboutbooks.It’sabouta______—weshareideas.”Lastyear,becauserentpriceswentup,Mr.Leeworriedhemighthaveto______it.Butmanypeoplegaveawaymoneytothestoreorofferedtovolunteertheirtime.Intheend,theyhadenoughtocovertherentforayear.Mr.Leewas______movedbythesupport.“IalwaysthoughtIwas______theneighborhoodbutnowitsupportsme,”hesaid.Today,thebookstoreisstillthere,brighterandbusierthanever.Ithaseven______acornerforchildren’sbooks,wherekidscanreadanddraw.Oneday,aboycameinwithabookhehadread.Hewantedto______itwiththestore,hoping______kidswouldenjoyittoo.Mr.Leewashappytoacceptit.Thissmallact______theboy’sloveforsharingandreading.ForMr.Lee,runningthebookstoreismorethanajob.It’sawaytobuildrelationshipsandmaketheneighborhooda______place.“Everytimesomeonewalksinwithasmile,orleaveswithanewbookandagoodconversation,Iknowthisplace______,”hesaid.Thislittlebookstoreprovesthatsmallthingscanmakeabig______topeople’slives.11.A．newB．oldC．bigD．small12.A．withB．inC．onD．for13.A．a(chǎn)littleB．a(chǎn)fewC．manyD．much14.A．tellB．writeC．printD．sell15.A．secretB．novelC．placeD．business16.A．openB．closeC．dealD．repair17.A．highlyB．deeplyC．badlyD．widely18.A．helpingB．leavingC．joiningD．changing19.A．setupB．cutupC．madeupD．turnedup20.A．tradeB．connectC．shareD．match21.A．a(chǎn)notherB．otherC．othersD．theother22.A．createdB．showedC．developedD．expressed23.A．betterB．worseC．bestD．worst24.A．worksB．failsC．growsD．improves25.A．decisionB．differenceC．mistakeD．promise三、閱讀理解THETOYOTADREAMCARARTCOMPETITIONToencouragecreativity(獨(dú)創(chuàng)性)inchildren,Toyotawillholdanartcompetition,invitingchildrentodrawtheirdreamcarswithamazingideas.Submit(提交)yourartworkbetweenJanuary3andFebruary18.

SubmityourartworkwithyourformasasetbypostorinpersontotheToyotashowroom.Submittedworkswon’tbereturnedtothesender.Therewillbegold,silverandbronzemedals(獎牌)ineachgroup.Thetop3artworksfromeachgroupwilljoinintheWorldCompetitioninJapantocompetewithartworksfrommorethan80countries.Ifyou’reoneofthewinnersoftheWorldCompetition,youwillget5,000dollars.Yourschoolwillalsoget10,000dollars.Awards(獎金)ofthefirstcompetition

Goldmedals～$5,000

Silvermedals～$3,000

Bronzemedals～$3,000Groups

A—7yearsoldorbelow

B—8～11yearsold

C—12～15yearsold1.Pleasedownload(下載)theformfromourwebsite,fillintheformandattach(附上)ittothebackofyourartwork.

2.SubmityourartworknolaterthanFebruary18.

3.Anydrawingmaterialscanbeused,suchascoloredpencils,crayonsorpaints.(Artworkscreatedonacomputerwon’tbeaccepted.)26.Thetopicoftheartcompetitionis________.

A．Dreamcars.B．Thefuturelife.C．Amazingart.D．Moderntravels.27.Wecan’tcreatetheartworksbyusing________.

A．crayonsB．computersC．coloredpencilsD．paints28.Marycanget________inallifshewinsagoldmedalinGroupAandtheWorldCompetition.

A．$3,000B．$8,000C．$10,000D．$15,00029.Thetexttellsyouthat________.

A．Onemustsubmithis/herartworkbeforeJanuary3B．SenderscangetbacktheirworksafterthecompetitionC．ThereshouldbeaformatthebackofeachartworkD．OnlythreeartworkswilljoinintheWorldCompetition30.Thetextisprobablyfrom________.

A．a(chǎn)travelguideB．a(chǎn)storybookC．a(chǎn)sciencereportD．a(chǎn)carwebsiteReadingbooksisavaluableandlifelongactivitythatbenefitspeopleofallages,fromkidslearningwordstotheelderlyspendingtheirfreetime.Itshapesourthinkingandbringslastingpositivechangestoourmindsandlives.First,readingimprovesvocabularyandlanguageskills.Whenwereadstories,news,ormagazines,wemeetnewwordsandsentencestructures.Welearntousetheminwritingandspeakingwithoutnoticing.Forexample,amiddleschoolstudentwhoreadsonebookmonthlyfindswritingcompositions(作文)easierthanthosewhoseldomread.Thisregularreadingmakestheirlanguagemorelively,clearandreasonable,helpingthemstandoutinexamsandcommunication.Second,readingisa“windowtotheworld”.Throughhistorybooks,wewalkwithancientEgyptianrulersbuildingpyramids(金字塔);throughsciencebooks,weunlockstars’secretsorhowplantsmakefood;throughtravelbooks,weimagineJapanesecherryblossomsortheGreatBarrierReef(大堡礁).Theseexperiencesopenoureyesandmakeusmoreknowledgeable.However,readingneedsgoodhabits.Weshouldchoosesuitablebooksbyageandinterests—kidswithpicturebooks,highschoolstudentswithclassics.Also,avoidlongreadingwithoutrest,asitharmseyes.Inshort,readingisatreasureboxofwisdomandjoy.Keepingthishabitmakesourlivesmorecolorfulandmeaningful.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。31.Whocangetbenefitsfromreadingbooks?

A．Onlystudents.B．Onlyoldpeople.C．Peopleofallages.D．Onlyyoungchildren.32.Whatdoes“This”inParagraph2referto(指代)?

A．Readingoften.B．Writingcompositions.C．Meetingnewwords.D．Learninglanguageskills.33.Howcanreadinghelpusknowabouttheworld?

A．Bytravelingtodifferentcountries.B．Bylearningfrombooks.C．Bytalkingwithforeigners.D．BywatchingTVshows.34.Whatgoodhabitshouldwehavewhenreading?

A．Readingonlyonekindofbook.B．Choosingsuitablebooks.C．Readingforhourswithoutrest.D．Readinginthedark.35.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?

A．Wedon’tneedtokeepreadingasahabit.B．Asciencebookcantellaboutancientpyramids.C．Readinghelpstomakeourlanguageclearer.D．Readingbringsnobadthings,nomatterhowweread.①Bigsuccessesoftencomefromsmallbeginnings.Manypeoplebelievethattoachievegreatthings,youmusttakebigactions.However,researchshowsthattiny,dailyhabitsareactuallythekeytolong-termimprovement.Repeatingthesesmallactionsregularlycanleadtoamazingresultsovertime.②Forexample,imagineyouwanttoimproveyourEnglishvocabulary.Tryingtomemorize50newwordsinonedaycanbestressfulandoftenleadstogivingup.Amoreeffectiveapproachistolearnjustfivenewwordseveryday.Thisfeelsmanageable.Afteroneweek,youwillhavelearned35words.Afteramonth,thatnumbergrowsto140.Theadding-upeffectofthissmallhabitissignificant.③Whyaresmallhabitssopowerful?First,theyareeasytostart.Thereisverylittleresistance(阻力)orfear.Second,becausetheyaresmall,it’seasytobepersistent.Persistenceiswhatcreatesrealchange.Finally,eachtimeyoucompleteyoursmallhabit,youfeelasenseofachievement.Thispositivefeelingencouragesyoutocontinue.④Howcanyoubuildagoodsmallhabit?Startbychoosingabehaviorthatissoeasyyoucan’tsaynotoit.Ifyouwanttoreadmore,startwithonepageanight.Ifyouwanttoexercise,startwithfiveminutesofwarm-upexercise.Thegoalistomakethehabiteasytodowithoutthinking.Overtime,youcanslowlyincreasethedifficulty.⑤Inconclusion,neverignore(忽略)thepowerofsmallsteps.Byfocusingonsmall,persistentimprovements,youcanbuildapathtobigsuccessinyourstudies,health,orpersonallife.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。36.Whatdomanypeoplebelieveaboutachievinggreatthings?

A．Itrequireslong-termresearch.B．Itmustbeginwithsmallhabits.C．Itdependsondailyimprovement.D．Itneedsbigactions.37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“approach”inParagraph2mean?

A．Problem.B．Method.C．Answer.D．Difficulty.38.Howshouldpeoplestartbuildinganewhabit?

A．Bysettingaverychallenginggoal.B．Byaskingfriendstojointhem.C．Bychoosinganextremelyeasybehavior.D．Byreadingbooksabouthabitformation.39.Whichistherightstructureofthepassage?（①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2,etc.）

A．B．C．D．40.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Bigactionsarenecessaryforgreatachievements.B．Small,regularhabitscanleadtomajorsuccess.C．MemorizingvocabularyisthekeytolearningEnglish.D．Feelingachievedisthemostimportantthinginlife.TheChinesecheongsam,alsoknownasqipao,isatraditionaldressthatfirstappearedintheearly20thcenturyinShanghai.IthasbecomeasymbolofChinesecultureandiswornbywomenaroundtheworld.Thecheongsamhugsthecurves(曲線)ofthebodyandismostlymadeofsilkorcotton.It’stypicalwithahighcollar(領(lǐng)),shortsleeves(袖)andashortcutonthesideoftheskirttomakemovementeasy.ThecheongsamwasfirstwornbyrichwomeninShanghaiasawaytoshowtheirsocialpositionsandwealth.Butitquicklybecamepopularamongallclassesofwomenasdailyclothes.Duringthe1920sand1930s,thecheongsamexperiencedchangesandbecamefitterandbetterdesignedwithfashionableelements(元素).Nowadays,designersarecreatingnewstylestofollowmodernfashion.Today,thecheongsamisoftenwornforformalsituationssuchasceremonies,celebrationsandculturaleventsinChina.OneofthemostpopularstylesofthecheongsamisAnnaWong,afamousChinesemoviestar.Sheoftenwearscheongsamsonandoffscreen.HerlookhelpstomakethedresswinpopularityinHollywoodandaroundtheworld.Thecheongsamisnotjustasymboloffashion,butalsoofChinesecultureandhistory.ItshowsthatChinesepeoplecanalwayskeepupwithchangingfashionoveryears.Thecheongsamhasstoodthetestoftime.Itwillcontinuetocatcheyesofthepublicandgiveideastopeopleforyearstocome.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷句子正（T），誤（F）。41.ThecheongsamfirstappearedinShanghaiintheearly20thcentury.42.Itssidecutismainlyforafashionabledesignnotforeasymovement.43.ThecheongsamwasfirstpopularamongallwomeninShanghai.44.AnnaWonghelpedmakethecheongsampopularworldwide.45.ThecheongsamisonlyseenasasymboloffashioninmodernChina.Manypeoplemakejourneystodifferentplaces.However,thebiggestjourneyistheself-discoveryjourney.Howdoyoustartit?46●Understandwhatyouvalueaboutyourself.47Itcouldbeabouthowcreativeyouare.Itcouldalsobeaboutyourwonderfulskillsatfootball.Thishelpsyoubetterunderstandyourownvaluesandabilities.●48Whatmakesyouhappy?Itcouldbewhenyouaresingingonstage(舞臺),whenyouhelpyourdadrepairhiscar,orevenwhenyouaredoingascienceproject.●Traveltodifferentplaces.Travelingtoanewplaceisagoodwaytodiscovernewthings.Whenyouareonyourtravels,youhavechancestomeetkindsofpeopleandgettoknowdifferentcultures.49●Askyourselfwhatyouwanttobe.Whatisyourgoalinlife?Howwillyouachieveit?50Andyouwillhaveabetterunderstandingofyourself.Thesequestionswillhelpyoureflect(深思).Theself-discoveryjourneyisnotafixedone.Withtimegoingby,manyexperiencesinyourlifecanchangeyou,whichhelpsyougrow.

A．Askyourselfthesequestions.B．Knowwhatmakesyouexcited.C．Herearesomethingsyoucando.D．Whatdoyoulikemostaboutyourself?E．Theycanopenyoureyesandincreaseyourknowledge.四、任務(wù)型閱讀Everydayafterschool,Ethanwouldrunbackhome,grabhisguitarandlosehimselfinthemusic.Playingtheguitarwashisgreatestjoy.Oneday,alocaltalentshowwasannounced(宣布).Ethandecidedtojoin,butsoonhestartedtoworry.Hecomparedhimselfwithothermusiciansandbegantoquestionhisskills.Thefearoffailure(失敗)begantoweighonhim,whichreallymadehimnervousandsad.Ethan’sgrandfathernoticedthatEthangotintotrouble.Hethensharedastoryfromwhenhewasyoung.“Ioncedreamedofbeingapainter,butself-doubtheldmeback,”hesaid.“Iwenttoseeanoldartist,whotoldmetopaintapictureinfrontofacrowd.Iwasscaredanddidn’tknowwhattodo.”Theartistsmiledandsaid,“Don’tworryaboutwhatothersthink.Paintfromyourheart.Truebeautycomesfrombeingauthentic(真實的),notbeingperfect.”Withthisadvice,Ethan’sgrandfatherlethisfeelingsguidehim.Asabeautifulpicturewasfinished,thecrowdwerefullofsurpriseandtheyclappedforhimexcitedly.Inspired(啟發(fā))byhisgrandfather’sstory,Ethanpracticedtirelesslyforoneandahalfhourseveryday.Onthedayofthetalentshow,hewalkedontothestageandplayedlikeneverbefore.Hisfingersdancedoverthestrings(弦),creatingmusicthattouchedlisteners’hearts.Ethandidn’twinthetalentshow,buthefeltlikeawinner.Helearnedthatsuccessisn’tjustaboutwinningaprize—it’saboutenjoyingwhatyoulovetodo.Thetruereward(獎勵)isthejourneyitself.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答下列問題。51.WhatwasEthan’sgreatestjoy?_____________________________52.WhohelpedEthangetoutofthetrouble?_____________________________53.HowdidthecrowdfeelwhentheysawthepicturepaintedbyEthan’sgrandfather?_____________________________54.HowlongdidEthanpracticeplayingtheguitareveryday?_____________________________55.WhatcanyoulearnfromEthan’sstory?_____________________________五、短文填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Beforegoingbacktoworkoneafternoon,PolicemanLiatetheredapple56hisdesk.Hehadnotimetoeathislunchthatday.Hewasbusydealingwith57trafficaccidentreport.ItseemedthatamannamedWangJiehadrunaredlight,runningintoanother58(person)car.Buthesaidthatthelightwasgreenwhenhedroveacrossthecrossing.Lidecided59(question)WangJieagain.Maybehecouldgetmuch60(many)informationabouttheaccident.ThistimeWangJiestillinsistedthatthelightwasgreenwhenhedroveacrossthecrossing.Liwondered61WangJiewastellingth