2025~2026學(xué)年天津市北辰區(qū)上學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語期中試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.DengYapingis________greatplayer.Shestartedplaying________tabletenniswhenshewasfive.

A．/;theB．a(chǎn);/C．a(chǎn);theD．the;a2.—IsthisiPadyours?—Yes.Myparentsbought________formylanguagelearning.

A．itB．oneC．thoseD．a(chǎn)nother3.Thanksgivingiscelebrated________thefourthThursday________November.

A．on;inB．on;onC．a(chǎn)t:inD．in;on4.—HowmuchshouldIpaytofixmycar?—Wehavetowait________theengineerfindsoutwhat’swronginside.

A．untilB．ifC．sinceD．when5.—Ihadafightwithmybestfriendyesterday.NowIdon’tknowifIshouldspeaktohimorkeep________.—You’dbetterhaveatalkwithhim.

A．silentB．a(chǎn)ctiveC．patientD．polite6.Weshouldbuildonpastachievementsandworktogether________abetterworld.

A．makeB．makingC．madeD．tomake7.—It’srainingoutside,andyoushouldtakeanumbrella.—OK.It’sauseful________.

A．traditionB．inventionC．suggestionD．exhibition8.Eventhoughhewasverytired,he________workinguntilmidnighttofinishtheproject.

A．enjoyedB．continuedC．forgotD．practiced9.Ifyoudon’tunderstandthegrammar,________yourteacherforhelp.

A．a(chǎn)skB．waitC．careD．pay10.WhenLiLeicameintotheroom,hisfriends________forhisbirthdayparty.

A．preparedB．a(chǎn)repreparingC．werepreparingD．willprepare11.Weareall________theamazingresultofthescienceexperiment.Noneofusexpectedittosucceed.

A．worriedaboutB．surprisedatC．goodatD．strictwith12.InourEnglishlesson,MrWuspeaks________enoughforallofustounderstand.

A．softlyB．clearlyC．quicklyD．politely13.Thereisgoingto________asportsmeetingnextweek.Ifit________,we’llhavetocancel(取消).

A．be;willrainB．have;willrainC．be;rainsD．have;rains14.—Therewillbearobotwhichcandanceonshowinourcitynextmonth.—Really?Iwonder________.

A．whatdoesitlikeB．whatisitlikeC．whatitislikeD．whatitdoeslike15.—WillyoujointheMusicClub?—________.Ienjoybothmusicandsports,soIhaven’tdecidedyet.

A．GoodideaB．I’mnotsureC．SoamID．That’samazing二、完形填空閱讀下面短文、從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳答案。Terrywillneverforgetthatdayin1968.Four-year-oldTerryHillandheryoungerbrotherMikeywereleftaloneinthecarastheirfatherwentintoa_________.TerrywasinthebackseatwhileMikeywasinthefrontseat.Mikeywasn’twearingaseatbelt._________movedovertothedriver’sseat.Astheywaitedfortheirfather,Mikeywasplayingwiththesteeringwheel(方向盤).Somehow,hehitthegearshift(換擋器).Becausetheircar_________onasmallhill,itstartedmovingbackslowly.Therewerecarscomingandgoingallaroundatthatmoment.Terrytriedtoopenthedoor.However,itwastoo_________fora4-year-oldgirl.Shedidn’tknow_________todo.Justthen,Terrysawherdad_________outoftheshop.Butrunningrightinfrontofhimwassomeoneelse:ayoungman.Hereachedthecarfirst,_________thebrake(剎車)onandsavedTerryandherbrotherjustintime.Forover50years,Terryhasalwaysrememberedhowthestranger_________helpedthemoutwithoutthinkingtwice.“Thisyoungguy,herunstothecar,getsthedooropen,movesmybrotheroverandputsthebrakeon.Everything_________sofast.”Terrysaid,“He_________sawwhatneededtobedoneandactedimmediately.Thathasmadeahugeinfluenceonmeformywholelife.”16.A．shopB．schoolC．farmD．bank17.A．ItB．HeC．SheD．They18.A．wasparkedB．wasfoundC．waswashedD．wasbought19.A．easyB．smallC．heavyD．far20.A．whyB．whereC．whenD．what21.A．drivingB．rushingC．lookingD．waiting22.A．sawB．spentC．putD．touched23.A．happilyB．slowlyC．bravelyD．rudely24.A．happenedB．stoppedC．movedD．changed25.A．stillB．a(chǎn)lsoC．a(chǎn)lreadyD．just三、閱讀理解2025TeenWildernessAdventuresAge:13—15yearsoldDate:June15(Sunday)—June21(Saturday)Time:9:00a.m.—3:00p.m.Location:WhiteMountainsAboutthetrip:Youwillhavemuchfuninpristine(原始的)areas.

Day1Inthemorning,theguidewillintroducethisexcitingtriptoyouandyouwillreceiveyourcampinggear(裝備).Afterlunch,youwillsetoutandbeginyourhiketothefirstcampsite,whereyouwilllearnhowtosetupcamp.Days2—3Afterbreakfast,youwillworktogethertobreakcamp.Then,youwillgoonyourjourneytothenextcampsite.There,afterhavinglunch,youmayplayagameortakepartinteamactivities.Itdependsonyourpersonalchoice.Days4—6Youwillcontinuetotraveltomorepristinecampsites,practicingyouroutdoorskills,developingfriendshipsandenjoyingthebeautyofthewildnature.Day7YouwillgobacktoPinkhamNotch.Then,youwillhavelunchandreturnthecampinggear.Intheafternoon,youwillbepickedupbyyourparents.Cost:

Member$1,338Non-member$1,472Registration(注冊(cè)):Registrationisrequiredforthisactivity.

REGISTERNOW.Formoreinformation:

E-MAILUSHERE.26.Whenwillthevisitorsgohome?

A．OnSundayafternoon.B．OnSundayevening.C．OnSaturdayafternoon.D．OnSaturdayevening.27.Howlongdoesthedailyactivitylasteachday?

A．About5hours.B．About6hours.C．About9hours.D．About24hours.28.Accordingtotheschedule,whatisthemainactivityfortheafternoononDays2—3?

A．Practicingoutdoorskills.B．Breakingcamp.C．Agameorteamactivities.D．Travelingtothenextcampsite.29.JackisamemberofAMC,butLucyisn’t.Howmuchshouldtheypayiftheygotogether?

A．$2,676.B．$2,810.C．$2,944.D．$3,410.30.Wheredoesthereadingmostprobablycomefrom?

A．TheInternet.B．Anovel.C．Astorybook.D．Aguidebook.Lastsummer,myfamilyandIvisitedBeijingforthefirsttime.WewereexcitedtoseetheGreatWall,theForbiddenCity,andotherfamousplaces.Butthemostunusualexperiencehappenedwhenwetriedtogetaroundthecitybytaxi.Oneevening,afteralongdayoftouring,wedecidedtotakeataxibacktoourhotel.Thedriver,anoldmanwithafriendlysmile,agreedwhenwetoldhimtheaddress.However,after20minutes,Inoticedweweregoingthewrongway!Thestreetslookedunfamiliar(不熟悉),andmyfatheraskedinsurprise,“Excuseme,arewegoingtoSunshineHotel?”Thedriverdidn’tanswer.Instead,hekeptdrivingwhilesingingasong.Mymotherlookedworried,butsuddenly,thetaxistoppednearasmall,brightlylit(燈火通明)street.“Look”thedriversaid,pointingoutside.Tooursurprise,thestreetwasfullofcolorfullanternsanddelicioussmells.ItwasanightmarketwehadneverheardofThedriversmiled.“Touristsalwaysmissthisplace.BestfoodinBeijing”Hehadtakenusonadetour(兜圈子)justtoshowusthishiddenspot.Wethankedhimandspentanhourtryingdumplings,sweetdesserts,andotherdeliciousfood.Later,hedroveusbacktothehotel—thistimetakingtheshortestway.Thatnight,welearnedsomething:sometimesgettinglostisthebestwaytogetaround.Thankstothekindtaxidriver,wediscovered(發(fā)現(xiàn))awonderfulplacewewouldneverhavefoundourselves.根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案，并將其標(biāo)號(hào)填入題前括號(hào)內(nèi)。31.Whydidthetaxidrivertakethefamilytothenightmarketinsteadofthehoteldirectly?

A．Hewantedtoaskformoremoney.B．Hedidn’tknowthewaytothehotel.C．Hewantedtoshowthemaspeciallocalplace.D．Hewaslostandcouldn’tfindtherightdirection.32.Howdidthefamilyfeelwhentheyrealizedtheyweregoingthewrongway?

A．Excitedandinterested.B．Worriedandsurprised.C．Angryandnervous.D．Relaxedandpleased.33.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthedriver’saction?

A．Hewantstouriststoenjoythelocalculture.B．Heoftentrickstouriststomakemoney.C．Hedoesn’twantpassengerstoreturntohotelsearly.D．Helikessingingbetterthandrivinghiscar.34.Whatlessondidthefamilylearnfromthisexperience?

A．Alwayspayattentiontothetaxidrivers’actions.B．SometaxidriversinBeijingaren’tveryhonest.C．NightmarketsarethebestplacestovisitinBeijing.D．Gettinglostcansometimesbringaboutwonderfuldiscoveries.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．AScaryTaxiRideinBeijingB．HowtoGetAroundBeijingbyTaxiC．AHelpfulDriverandaWonderfulSurpriseD．TheBestFoodinBeijing’sNightMarketDuringtheNationalDayholiday,theskyaboveShenzhenwaslitupbyimpressivedrone(無人機(jī))lightshows.This“cyberfireworks”litupthenight,paintingalivelypictureofShenzhenasa“CityofMiracles,CityofInnovation,CityofFuture”.Atotalof10,197DAMODAdronestookofftotheskyatthesametime,settingtwoGuinnessWorldRecords.Sohowdoesthedronelightshowwork?Beforeadronelightshowbegins,dronesareusuallyputonthegroundonebyoneanditwouldtakealotoftimetoprepareashowwithmorethantenthousanddrones.Toshortenthetime,theDAMODAdronecompanythoughtofasolution.ThecompanyputgroupsofdronesintobigboxeswithspecificQRcodesonthem.Byputtingtheboxesintocorrectplaces,thousandsofdronescanbereadyinashorttimeandtheycangobacktotheir“homes”byscanningtheQRcodes.Indroneshows,eachdroneisprogrammedbyacomputertofollowitsownflightdirection,carefullyavoidingtheotherdrones.Theycommunicatewithneighbouringdronesandusesensors(傳感器)tokeepacertaindistance.ThepositionandLEDcolourschangethroughouttheperformancetoshowdifferentobjectsinthenightsky.Dronelightshowsarethoughttobemoreenvironmentallyfriendly—andcertainlycauselessnoiseandlightpollution—thanfireworksshows,solotsofbigeventsareturningtotheminsteadoffireworks.Dronescanalsobereusedagainandagainsotheywillprobablybemorepopularinthefuture.36.Howdoesthewriterintroducethetopic?

A．Bymakingacomparison.B．Byusingasaying.C．Byshowingasurvey.D．Bygivingafact.37.WhydidtheDAMODAcompanyputthedronesintospecialboxes?

A．Tomakethedroneslighter.B．Toprotecttheenvironment.C．Toreducepreparationtime.D．Tokeeptheaudiencesafe.38.Whatdothedronesusethesensorstodo?

A．Tomakesureoftheconnection.B．Tostayawayfromotherdrones.C．Toshowdifferentcolours.D．Toreachacertainspeed.39.Whatistheauthor’sattitude(態(tài)度)towardsdronelightshows?

A．Uninterested.B．Worried.C．Supportive.D．Doubtful.40.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanweprobablyreadthepassage?

A．Technology.B．Culture.C．Fashion.D．Travel.四、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，選擇恰當(dāng)?shù)木渥訉?duì)話補(bǔ)充完整(選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)是多余的)。(JennyandNancymeetinthestreet.)Jenny:Hello,Nancy.41Nancy:Fine,thanks,Jenny.Jenny:Iheardyouwentsomewhereforvacation.42Nancy:Well,IhavebeentoHainanIslandwithmycousins.Therearemanyexcitingthings.I’llneverforgetthewonderfulexperienceofswimmingintherealsea!Jenny:43MyparentsandIwillgothere,too.Whatshouldwetake?Nancy:Acamera,sunglasses,umbrellasandsomecoolclothes.Jenny:OK,thankyou.44Nancy:Youcangettherebyplane,becauseit’stoofaraway.45Jenny:Thankyou!Ithinkwewill!

A．Soundsinteresting!B．HaveyoubeentoHainanIsland?C．Howcanwegetthere?D．What’swrongwithyou?E．Ihopeyou’llhaveagoodvacation.F．Howareyoudoing?G．Wherehaveyoubeen?五、完成句子46.從那以后，我們?cè)僖矝]見過彼此。________________,wehaveneverseeneachother.47.船突然向下傾斜，人們變得緊張起來。Theboat________________suddenly,andthepeoplebecamenervous.48.如果人們遇上麻煩，我們應(yīng)當(dāng)幫助他們。Ifpeopleare________________,weshouldhelpthem.49.早晨我醒來時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)父母不在家。WhenI________________inthemorning,Ifoundthatmyparentswerenotathome.50.他意識(shí)到自己已經(jīng)不是一個(gè)孩子了。Herealisedthathehimselfwas________________achild.六、任務(wù)型閱讀Nowyouprobablyspendmostoftimeworkinghardinschool.Weoftenseetopstudentsaroundusandeveryoneknowsaboutthem.However,wecanseemanyofthemactuallyspendfewerhoursontheirstudiesthanothers.Sohowtostudybetterandbeatopstudent,hereissomeadviceforyou.●Getnolessthan8hoursofsleep—don’tstayuplateatnightandgotobedataregulartime.Earlytobedandearlytorise,youcanreduceyourrevisiontimeintheeveningbyonehourandincreaseitintothemorning.Takeanap(打盹)atnoon.Havingenoughsleepistheimportantthingtoimprovestudyefficiency(效率).●Studyingisyourbusinessandbusinesscomesbeforeentertainment(娛樂).Payyourattentionwhenyoustudy,phonecallsshouldgounanswered,TVshowsshouldgounwatched,andcomputergamesarenotallowed,either.Whenyoustudy,youmustputyourheartandmindintoit.Studyingistheonlyandimportantthinginyourmind.●Keeponphysicalexercise—thebodyis“thecapital”oflearning.Withoutagoodbody,studentscan’tstudywell.Therefore,youcan’tignore(忽視)doingexercisethoughyoumayhavetoomuchhomeworktodo.Somestudentsdon’tdoexerciseinordertosavetimetostudy,theirbodyisweakerandweaker,theywillfeelpowerlesstostudy.Howcantheyimprovetheirlearningefficiency?51.Manyoftopstudentsspend________ontheirstudiesthanothersinfact.52.Havingenoughsleepistheimportantthingto________.53.Studyingisyourbusinessandbusinessismore________thanentertainment.54.Whenyoustudy,youmustkeepawayfromphonecall,TVshowsand________.55.Thepassageismainlyabouthowtostudybetterand________.七、短文填空根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。Wealwaysthinkthefirstimpression(印象)isofgreatimportanceinlife.However,isthefirstimpressionreallyworthbeingtrusted?Inmyopinion,thatisprobablynotthef56.Afirstimpressionisthefirstjudgement(判斷)wemakeaboutaperson.Theformingoffirstimpressionsmaydependondirectfeelings,b57thereisnotenoughinformationaboutoneperson.Insomeway,itisalsoinfluencedbyourpersonalexperiencesorouremotions(情緒).SoIt58thefirstimpressionisinaccurate(不準(zhǔn)確的).Whileagoodfirstimpressionisconnectedwithwhetherwewillbeallowedtoenteraschooloracompany,shortinformationa59apersonmaymakethefirstimpressionimportant.What’smore,thefirstimpressionsofsomecandidates(候選人)arenotgood,buttheyturnouttoperform(表現(xiàn))w60aftertheyenteraschooloracompany.SoIdobelievesomeopinionsaboutfirstimpressionsshouldbechanged.Mymiddleschoolmathteacherwasinhisearlytwentieswhenhebegantot61us.Atfirst,Ithoughttheexperiencedeldermathteacherintheneighbouringclassmustbemoreexce