2025~2026學(xué)年天津市和平區(qū)九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中考試英語(yǔ)試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.Ivisited________Giant’sCausewayon________easterncoastofNorthernIrelandlastyear.

A．/;theB．the;/C．/;/D．the;the2.ThanksgivingisthestartoftheChristmas________andpeoplestartshoppingforpresents.

A．reasonB．speechC．seasonD．dinner3.Iboughttwointerestingnovelsfor________andhefinished________inoneday.

A．him;themB．his;theyC．him;theirD．he;them4.Manypioneerswoulddie________thedreamofafreenation,onlytodie________hungerandillnessinthefreezingwinter.

A．for;fromB．of;forC．for;ofD．of;from5.Aftertheearthquake,theywerehappytofindtheirdog________andwell.

A．missingB．worriedC．a(chǎn)liveD．a(chǎn)ngry6.________youronlineaccounts(賬戶),youarecertaintousea“strongandlong”password.

A．ProtectB．ProtectingC．ToprotectD．protected7.Hecould________believehiseyeswhenhesawtheancientpalacebeforehim.

A．quicklyB．hardlyC．especiallyD．perfectly8.HomeAloneisoneof________moviesIhaveeverseen.

A．interestingB．themoreinterestingC．themostinterestingD．moreinteresting9.—Whatanicecar!When________you________it?—Yesterday.It’smybirthdaygift.

A．have;boughtB．did;buyC．a(chǎn)re;buyingD．will;buy10.Tianjin________bymoreandmorepeoplebecauseofitsfastdevelopmentinthefuture.

A．wasvisitedB．isvisitedC．willvisitD．willbevisited11.Accordingtothetrafficlaw,peopleunder18________drivecarsontheroad.

A．maynotB．needn’tC．mustn’tD．don’thaveto12.Aswereachedthemountaintop,theground________,showingabeautifulvalley.

A．fellawayB．fellasleepC．felldownD．felloff13.Pleaseturnonthelight________wecanseemoreclearly.

A．becauseB．sothatC．whileD．a(chǎn)slongas14.—Tony,doyouremember________?—Sure.Bycoach.

A．howdidwegettoMountPanB．howwegottoMountPanC．whendidwegettoMountPanD．whenwegottoMountPan15.—Ourschool’sbasketballteamlostthefinalgame.—________!Ican’tbelieveit.

A．CongratulationsB．GoodideaC．SoundsgreatD．Whatashock二、完形填空閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Steve,a12-year-oldboy,hasbeenfailing(不及格)sincefirstgrade.ItstayedthesameuntilhejoinedMissWhite’sclass.“Youalldidprettywell,”shetoldtheclassthetestresults,“________oneboy,anditbreaksmyhearttotellyouthis,but…”Shehesitated(猶豫的),lookingatSteve.“The________boyintheseventhgradeisfailingmyclass.”Steve________hiseyesandcarefullyexaminedhisfingertips.Afterthat,Steverefusedtodohishomework.MissWhitewasvery________andtriedtoencouragehimtostudy.“Giveyourselfa________!Don’tgiveuponyourlife!”MissWhitetoldhim.However,itdidn’twork.Thenoneday,shesaid,“Steve!PleaseIcareaboutyou!”________,Stevegotit.Someonecaredabouthim.Hespentthewholeafternoonthinkingaboutwhatheshoulddo.Afterarrivingathishouseafterschool,heheadedtohisbedroomtostudy.OnMondaymorning,MissWhitegaveatestontheweekendhomework.Steve________throughthetest,andwasthefirsttohandinhispaper.MissWhitelookeditoverintotal________.Thesmartestboyintheseventhgradehadjustpassedhisfirsttest.Fromthatmoment,nothingwasthesameforSteve.Hediscoveredthathewasnotonlyabletolearnbutalso________it.MissWhitesavedSteve.Yousee,it’ssimple,really.Achangecantakeplacewithintheheartofoneboy,allbecauseofoneteacher,who________.16.A．besidesB．exceptC．besideD．insteadof17.A．laziestB．richestC．happiestD．smartest18.A．openedB．closedC．droppedD．raised19.A．impressedB．worriedC．a(chǎn)ngryD．excited20.A．chanceB．truthC．presentD．decision21.A．LuckilyB．NaturallyC．SuddenlyD．Loudly22.A．hurriedB．brokeC．livedD．saw23.A．successB．sadnessC．peaceD．surprise24.A．goodatB．tiredofC．goodforD．busywith25.A．shoutsB．caresC．remembersD．smiles三、閱讀理解OncetherewasapoorcountrymousenamedPip.Helivedinaquietfieldunderanoldappletree.Everydayheatesimplefood,suchaswildcorn,rootsandafewberries.Hewashappybecausenooneeverbotheredhim.Onesunnymorning,Pipdecidedtovisithiscousin,Max,wholivedinthebigcity.“Citylifemustbeexciting!”Pipthought.Hepackedasmallbagandjumpedontoafarmer’struck.WhenPiparrived,hecouldnotbelievehiseyes.Tallbuildings,shiningcarsandhundredsofmicehurriedalongthestreets.MaxwelcomedPipwarmlyandtookhimtoabeautifulapartment.ThekitchenwasbiggerthanPip’swholehouse.Therewerecakes,cheese,breadandevenchocolate.Pip’smouthwatered.“Youeatlikeaking!”hecried.“Shhh,”whisperedMax.“Speaksoftly.Ahugecatliveshere.Shewaitsbehindthedooreverynight.”Justthen,theyheardasoft“Meow”.“Run!”Maxturnedpaleandshouted.Thetwomiceracedthroughholes,upropesanddownpipes.Thecat’sclawsalmostcaughtPip’stail.Atlast,theyescapedintoadarkcorner,breathinghard.Pip’sheartwasstillbeatingfast.“Thankyou,Max,butImissmyquietfield.I’drathershareonesafecornseedthanahundredcheeseswithacat.”ThenextdayPiprodehome.Helookedatthewideblueskyandsmiled.“Simplefoodandpeacearethebestriches,”hesaidtohimself.26.WheredidPiplivebeforehevisitedhiscousin?

A．Inatallapartmentbuilding.B．Underanoldappletreeinthecountry.C．Insideabusysupermarket.D．Onafarmer’struck.27.WhydidMaxaskPiptospeaksoftlyinthekitchen?

A．Thecatmighthearthemandattack.B．Thefoodwasveryexpensive.C．Theneighborsweresleeping.D．Max’smotherwasworkingthere.28.HowdidPipandMaxescapefromdanger?

A．Theyhidinsidethefridge.B．Theyranthroughholes,ropesandpipes.C．Theyrodetheelevatorupstairs.D．Theyaskedthedogforhelp.29.Pip’sheart“wasstillbeatingfast”evenafterthecatleft.Whatdoesitsuggest?

A．Pipneedsmoreexercise.B．Thecityairisbadfortheheart.C．Pipisexcitedtobuygifts.D．Fearleavesastrongermemorythanpleasure.30.WhatlessondidPiplearnfromhistrip?

A．Cityfoodisalwaysbetterthancountryfood.B．Itisimportanttotraveleverymonth.C．Simplefoodandpeacearethebestriches.D．Catsarefriendlytomiceinthecity.ThomasEdisonlovedtoquestionthings.Helovedtolearnhowthingsworked.Healsolovedtomakethingsworkbetter.Manypeoplethinkofhimasoneofthegreatestinventorsofalltime.ThomasEdisonwasbornonFebruary11,1847.Hedidnotdowellinschool.Hewantedtoquestionandexplore.Atthattime,schoolwasmostlyaboutrememberingfacts,sohismomtookhimoutofschoolandtaughthimathome.Hesoldfoodandnewspapersontrainswhenhewastwelve.Heusedthemoneyheearnedtobuybooksandmaterialsforexperiments.Hesetupalabinatraincar.Alsoaroundthistime,helostmostofhishearing.Whenhewasfifteen,hesavedaboy’slife.TheboywasabouttoberunoverbyaboxcarwhenEdisongrabbedhim.Thechild’sfatherofferedtoteachEdisonhowtobeatelegraphoperator.Ashegrewolder,hecontinuedtobeinterestedinscience.Edisonwantedtoinventthingsfull-time.Heinventedwaystomakethetelegraphbetter.Hesaidhewouldnotgiveup,nomatterwhathappened.Foryears,peoplehadtriedtomakeasafelightbulbthatmostpeoplecouldbuy.Manyinventorshadtriedandfailed.First,Edisonandhisteamhadtofindtherightfilament(燈絲)—thepartofalightbulbthatglows.Theytriedthousandsofmaterialsandfinallyfoundonethatworked.PeoplewereamazedbyEdison’selectriclights.Duringhislife,Edisonhad1093patents(專利),whichwasarecord.Heworkeduntilhewasmorethaneightyyearsold.WhenhediedonOctober18,1931,PresidentHooveraskedpeopletoturnofftheirlightsforashorttime.HeaskedthemtothinkaboutthegreatchangesEdisonhadmadeintheirlives.31.WhydidEdison’smotherpullhimoutofschool?

A．Becausehedidnotdowellinschool.B．Becausethefamilymoved.C．Becausehewastheyoungeststudentinhisgrade.D．Becausehewantedtogotoadifferentschool.32.WhathappenedasaresultofEdisonsavingaboy’slife?

A．Hewasofferedajobsellingfoodandnewspapersontrains.B．Theboy’sfatherofferedtoteachhimhowtobeatelegraphoperator.C．Hismotherpulledhimoutofschool.D．Theboy’sfathergavehimagiftforhisbravery.33.Whatpersonalitytraits(性格特征)didEdisonhavetomakehimagoodinventor?

A．Hewaskindandfriendlytoothers.B．Hewashappywiththewaylifewas.C．Helovedtoquestionthingsandmakethingsbetter.D．Helistenedtohismomanddad.34.WhydoyouthinkEdisoncontinuedworkinguntilhewasmorethaneightyyearsold?

A．Hiswifewantedhimtowork.B．Hedidn’thaveenoughmoney.C．Helovedinventingnewthings.D．Hewantedtobefamous.35.Whichofthefollowingsentencesstates(說(shuō)明)anopinion?

A．EdisonwasbornonFebruary11,1847.B．Edisonwasinterestedinscience.C．Edisonwantedtoinventthingsfull-time.D．Edisonwasthemostimportantinventorofalltime.RockyMountainNationalPark(RMNP)inColorado,showsoffthebestoftheRockyMountains.Theparkincludes415squaremilesofnaturalbeauty.Theairisfreshandclean.Itfeaturesmountainlakesthatmirrorhighpeaksabovethem.Theparkishometomountainlions,mooseandmanyotherwildanimals.RMNPisasmallpartoftheRockyMountainRange(山脈).Comparedtoothermountainranges,theRockiesareyoung.Theywerepusheduparound165millionyearsago.Lateron,glaciers(冰川)moveddownhillandcarvedouttheirpeaks.TheRockyMountainsformmuchoftheContinentalDivide(大陸分水嶺).ThisisarockyspinethatrunsalongNorthAmericaanddividesthewaywaterflows.WateronthewesternsideofthedivideflowswesttothePacificOcean.WaterontheeasternsideflowstotheAtlanticOcean.RMNPhasseveraldifferentenvironments.Ithaswetareasandforestsofpinetrees.Thetreesstopgrowingatabout11,500feet.Thisiscalledthetreeline.Higherthanthistheweatheristoostormyandthesoiltoorockyfortreestogrow.DifferentareasinRMNPprovidehomesfordifferentanimals.Andabout280kindsofbirdshavebeenseeninRMNP.Theyincludeeaglesandravens,whichrideonmountainwinds.AvisittoRMNPcanbefreeandeasyorfullofadventure.Inthepark,theroadsallowdriverstoenjoygreatviews.TrailRidgeRoadisthehighestpavedroadinanyU.S.nationalpark.However,thisroadisclosedinwinter,whensnowdriftscanbemorethan20feetdeep.RMNPisoneofthemostpopularnationalparksintheUnitedStates.Duringthesummermonths,theparkcanbeverycrowded.Sometimestherearetrafficjams.Manypeoplenowridebusesintheparkratherthandrivetheircars.Still,anyonewillingtolaceuptheirhikingbootscangoonanadventureinthispark.36.HowaretheRockyMountainsdifferentfromothermountainranges?

A．Theyarelarger.B．Theyareyounger.C．Theyhavemorenaturalbeauty.D．Theyhavemorewildlife.37.WateronthewesternsideoftheContinentalDivideflowsto________.

A．theAtlanticOceanB．theGulfofMexicoC．RockyMountainNationalParkD．thePacificOcean38.Treesstopgrowingataround11,500feetbecause________.

A．thesunlightistoobrightB．thereistoomuchwindblowingC．itistoostormyandrockyD．thesoilistoowettoholdtheroots39.Whydoesthewritertellreaderspeoplenowridebusesintheparkratherthandrivecars?

A．Totellreadersabouthowcrowdedtheparkhasbecome.B．Totellreadersaboutdifferentbusestheycanrideinthepark.C．Togetreaderstodriveacariftheyvisitthepark.D．Togetreadersnottogototheparkwhenitiscrowded.40.WhatdoesthewritermostwantreaderstoknowaboutRockyMountainNationalPark?

A．RMNPhasdifferentkindsofanimalsandbirds.B．RMNPsometimeshassomuchsnowthattheroadsmustclose.C．RMNPhasmanykindsofbirdsthroughouttheyear.D．RMNPisaspecialplacefilledwithwildanimalsandnaturalbeauty.四、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，從方框內(nèi)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)A:Hello,WangHong.41B:Yes,Ihave.TheShanghaiCooperationOrganizationmeeting(上合會(huì)議)inTianjinwascovered.A:Tellmemore.42B:Itwasaboutregionalsafetyandeconomiccooperation(經(jīng)濟(jì)合作).A:43B:Fortwodays.Wewereallexcitedaboutit.A:Icanseethat.44B:Yes,it’sreportedthatseveralagreementsweresigned.A:Great!Andwhatdidyoudoforthebigevent?B:45A:That’scool.I’msureTianjinwillhaveabrighterfuture.

A．Haveyouwatchedthenewstoday?B．Howlongdidthemeetinglast?C．Whatwasitabout?D．That’swonderful.E．Itookpartinsomevolunteerworkinmyneighbourhood.F．Didanythingimportanthappen?G．I’mnotinterestedinpolitics.五、完成句子46.她在長(zhǎng)椅上坐下，打開了書。She________________onthebenchandopenedherbook.47.她已經(jīng)試穿了那條裙子，非常合身。She’s________________thatdressanditfitsperfectly.48.這位著名歌手在全世界有數(shù)百萬(wàn)的粉絲。Thefamoussingerhas________________fansaroundtheworld.49.交完期末論文后，學(xué)生們都松了一口氣。Thestudentswererelaxedafter________________theirfinalpapers.50.起初我并不喜歡咖啡，但現(xiàn)在我無(wú)法想象沒(méi)有它怎么開始新的一天。Ididn’tlikecoffee________________,butnowIcan’timaginestartingmydaywithoutit.六、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問(wèn)題或完成句子。Whalesareverylarge.AndtheyareprobablythelargestanimalsthateverlivedonEarth.Theyarebiggerthananyknowndinosaur.Evenelephantsaresmallwhencomparedtowhales.Alargebluewhalecanbeover33meterslong.Itcanweighnearlyasmuchas20schoolbuses.Whalesaremammals(哺乳動(dòng)物).Theyhavelungsandmustsurfaceforair.Whalesdonotbreathethroughtheirmouths.Instead,theybreathethroughablowholeonthetopoftheirheads.Thereareabout75kindsofwhales.Mostwhalesfallintooneoftwogroups.Onegrouphasteeth.Theyarecalledtoothedwhales.Theothergroupdoesnothaveteeth.TheyarecalledBaleenwhales(須鯨).Toothedwhales,whichincludedolphins,havejawslinedwithsharpteeth.Theyeatfish,squidandothersealife.Largertoothedwhaleseveneatseals.Thekillerwhaleororcaisawell-knowntoothedwhale.Orcasarecalledkillerwhalesbecausetheyareskilledathuntingotheranimals.Baleenwhaleshaveaspecialmaterialcalledbaleenthathangsfromtheirupperjaw.Baleenlooksalittlelikeagiantfeatherorcomb.Itfilters(過(guò)濾)smallfishandverysmallsealifefromtheocean.Itseemsstrangethatsuchlargecreatureseatsuchtinyfood.However,pollutionoftheoceansiskillingwhales.Effortshavebeenmadetoprotectwhales.Asaresult,sometypesofwhalesareincreasinginnumber.Butitwilltakehundredsofyearstogetwhalepopulationbacktosafelevels.51.It’sprobablethatwhalesare________thateverlivedonEarth.52.Whalesbreathethrough________onthetopoftheirheads.53.Orcasarewell-knownanddangerousbecausetheyare________.54.Somewhaleshavebaleenandit________agiantfeatherorcomb.55.Thenumberofwhalesisgoingdownmainlybecauseof________.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。Doyoueatpopcorn(爆米花)atthemovies?Peoplehaveeatenpopcorninmovietheaterssincetheearly1900s.However,popcornism56olderthanthemovies.Infact,it’soneoftheoldestsnackfoodsintheworld.Peoplefirststartedg57cornforfoodinMexicolongago.CornspreadalloverAmericafromthere.AncientAmericansground(磨)cornintoflour.Theyalsopoppedcorno58afireasasnack.Overtime,popcorngrewmoreandmorep59.Itwasasnackpeopleusuallymadeforthemselvesathome,insmallamounts.ThatallchangedwhenCharlesCretorsinventedthefirstpopcorn-poppingmachinein1885.Itpoppedcornquicklyande60.Italsohadwheels.Asaresult,popcorncouldbesoldonthestreets.However,onegroupdidn’tlovethesnackinthebeginning:movietheaterowners!Popcornwasnota61inmovietheatersintheearly1900s.Theaterownersworriedthatpopcornwastoonoisyandmessy.Theytriedtokeeppopcornout,butthatdidn’tlastlong.Inthe1930s,theUnitedStateswentt62adifficulttimecalledtheGreatDepression(經(jīng)濟(jì)大蕭條).Manypeoplelosttheirj63,andmost