2025~2026學(xué)年山東省濟(jì)寧市梁山縣九年級(jí)上學(xué)期10月教學(xué)質(zhì)量監(jiān)測(cè)英語(yǔ)試卷一、聽(tīng)力選擇1.HowdoesTomlearnEnglish?

A．B．C．2.Wheredoestheboy’smotherusuallygo?

A．B．C．3.Whatisthemanlookingfor?

A．B．C．4.WhatdoestheboythinkoftheWaterFestivalinThailand?

A．Fun.B．Exciting.C．Boring.5.WhatisprobablythemostdifficultforCindy?

A．Grammar.B．Pronunciation.C．Listening.6.HowdoesBettylearnEnglish?

A．BygoingtotheEnglishclub.B．BylisteningtoEnglishnews.C．ByreadingEnglishbooks.7.Whatfestivalisthegirl’sfavorite?

A．TheDragonBoatFestival.B．TheSpringFestival.C．TheMid-AutumnFestival.8.Whereisthemangoing?

A．Ahotel.B．Abank.C．Aschool.9.WhatdidthegirldoonNewYear’sDay?

A．Shehadaspecialmealtogetherwithherfamily.B．Shedidsomeshoppingwithherparents.C．Shewashedherclothes.10.Whoboughtnewclothesforthegirl?

A．Hergrandmother.B．Hermother.C．Heraunt.11.What’stheboy’sresolution?

A．Hewillreadmorebooks.B．Hewillworkharderatschool.C．Hewillhelphisparentsdohousework.聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話(huà)，回答四個(gè)小題。12.HowlonghasLucystudiedEnglish?

A．Twoyears.B．Threeyears.C．Fouryears.13.WhatproblemdoesthemanhaveinlearningEnglish?

A．Pronunciation.B．Spelling.C．Grammar.14.Whenwillthetwospeakersmeet?

A．At5:30.B．At6:00.C．At6:30.15.Whataretheymainlytalkingabout?

A．Englishlearning.B．Englisheveningparty.C．Englishgrammar.二、閱讀理解OnSeptember3,2025,theskyinBeijingwasblueandclear.Chinahadabigmilitaryparadeinthecity.Itwastomarkthe80thanniversaryofthevictoryintheChinesePeople’sWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggressionandtheWorldAnti-FascistWar.Theeventhadatheme:“CommemoratingtheGreatVictory,UpholdingPeaceandDevelopment.”Itsaimwastorememberhistory,respectheroes,valuepeace,andencourageyoungpeople.?Manypeoplecametowatchtheparade.Theystoodonbothsidesofthestreet.Somewavedsmallnationalflags.Whentheparadestarted,everyoneshoutedloudlyforjoy.Theparadewentonforabout70minutes.Ithad45groups.Therewasanaerialflaggroup—theyflewplaneswiththenationalflag.Therewerefootgroupstoo;soldierswalkedinstraightlines,onestepafteranother.Honorguardscarriedoldbattleflags,andequipmentgroupshadarmoredvehicles.Planegroupsfilledtheskywithplanesflyinginneatteams.?Theequipmentpartwasveryeasytonotice.ItshowedChina’sdomesticallyproducedmainbattleequipment.Thesemachineswerebrightandstrong.New-generationarmoredcarswerebigandhadthickarmor.Planeslookednicewiththeirsilvercolor.Theunmannedsystemsweresmallbutorintelligent.AlltheseshowedChinawasgettingbetterinnationaldefensemodernization.?Amajorhighlightwasthejointmilitaryband’sshow.Thebandhad14rows—thisstoodforthe14-yearresistance.Therewere80trumpetplayers,andtheystoodforthe80thanniversary.Theyplayedoldwarsongs.Themusicwasloudandtouching.Manypeoplelistenedcarefully,andsomeevenhummedwithit.Itwasastrongwaytorespecthistory.?Thisparadewasnotjustashowofmilitarypower.Itwasaseriouspromisetokeeppeaceandlearnfromhistory.OfficerssaidtheeventshowedChina’sprogressindefensetechnology.ItalsoshowedChina’sstrongwishtohelpworldpeace.Foreignguestscame,andoldwarsoldierscametoo.Theoldsoldierswereold,buttheylookedproud.Theircomingmadethismemoryeventimportantforthewholeworld.?16.WhatisthemaingoalofthemilitaryparadeonSeptember3,2025?

A．TopromoteBeijing’stourismindustry.B．Tocompetewithothercountriesinmilitarystrength.C．Torememberhistory,honorheroes,cherishpeaceandinspirefuturegenerations.D．Tocelebratethe80thanniversaryofthefoundingofthePeople’sLiberationArmy.17.Whatcanweknowfromthedescriptionofthe“equipmentpart”??

A．China’smilitaryequipmentismainlyimportedfromothercountries?.B．Chinahasachievedprogressinnationaldefensemodernization?.C．Thenew-generationarmoredcarsaresmallbutstrong?.D．Theequipmentisonlyusedforparadeshows,notactualdefense?.18.Whatisthemaintopicofthepassage??

A．Adetailedintroductiontothe2025Beijingmilitaryparade.B．AdescriptionofChina’sadvancedmilitaryequipmentin2025?.C．Thestoryofoldwarsoldiersandforeignguestsataparade?.D．ThehistoryoftheChinesePeople’sWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression?.Imaginegettingintoataxi,settingofftowhereyouaregoing,onlytofindthere’snoonedrivingthecar.ThisisnowarealityinsomecitiesintheUSA,asacompanyhaslaunched(投入市場(chǎng))itsowngroupofrobotaxisordriverlesscars.Peopleareabletoordera“nopersonpick-up”inthecitiesofPhoenixinArizonaandinLosAngelesandSanFranciscoinCalifornia.Thecompanybehindthisservice,calledWaymo,saysquiteafewpeopleinLAareonthewaitlisttotrytheirrobotaxis.Peoplewhowantaliftcanorderadriverlesscarthroughanappandfollowtheinstructions.Insomeplaces,youcanevenorderatakeawaydelivered(配送)inacarwithoutadriver.AustininTexasisthenextcitythat’ssettogettheWaymocarsthisyear.Driverlesscarshavebeenindevelopmentforyears,withanumberofcompaniesracingtobethefirsttoperfectthetechnology.Thehopeisthatdriverlesscarswillmakedrivingsafer,ashumandriverscanmakemistakes.Driverlesstaxismayalsobeseenasmoreconvenientbecausecarsdon’tneedtotakebreaks.Butthosecarsdoalsopresentsomeproblems.Somehavechallengedtheavailabilityofdriverlesstaxis,sayingtheymaycausetrafficjamandputpeopleoutofjobs.Somedrivers’unionsintheUShavebeenagainsttheintroductionofthem,withoneunionleaderLindsayDoughertysaying:“Thebiggestfearofourmembersislosingtheirjobs.”Shealsosaidshedidn’ttrustthatthetechnologywouldbesafeenough.ButWaymo’sproductmanagementdirector,ChrisLudwick,hassaidtherehasbeenanunexpectedwelcomeofrobotaxisinLA．19.WhatdoesWaymosayabouttheirrobotaxisinparagraph2?

A．TheyarepopularinLA．B．Theyaremadetodelivertakeaways.C．TheyareavailableineverycityinAmerica.D．TheyareboringinLA．20.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto?

A．Drivers.B．Robotaxis.C．Unions.D．Waymo.21.Whatdopeopleindrivers’unionsworryaboutthemost?

A．Poortrafficconditions.B．Unsafedrivingtechnology.C．Joblessnessamongdriversintheunions.D．Thetechnologywillnotbesafeenough.22.WhichstatementisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Driverlesscarswillnevermakemistakesortakebreaks.B．Itmaycauseenvironmentalproblemswhendevelopingdriverlesscars.C．Evenifrobotaxisarequestionedbysomepeople,theystillhaveabrightfuture.D．Thebiggestfearofourmembersislosingtheirjobs.Peoplemightthinkthateveryonehasenoughfoodtoeat.However,manyfamiliesgohungry.Rebecca,alittleAmericangirl,knewwhatitwasliketobehungry.Herfatherhadanaccident.Hecouldnotwork.Rebecca’smotherhadajob.Butthefamilystilllivedahardlife.Theydidn’tevenhaveenoughfoodtoeat.Rebecca’smothertriedmanythings.Shedidn’teatverymuchinordertosaveenoughfood.Sheevendidn’tgotothedoctorwhenshewasill.What’smore,shesadlysoldsomeoldfamilyjewelry(珠寶).Theywerespecialtoher.Butshewantedtobuyfoodforherchildren.Onedayafriendtoldthemaboutthelocalfoodbank.Rebecca’sfamilygotfoodthere.Ithelpedthemalot.Rebecca’smotherwasverythankfulforthefoodbank.Thereweremanydifferentfoodsontheshelvesatthefoodbank,suchasmilk,vegetablesandfruits.Itlookedlikearealsupermarket!Rebecca’smotherfilledoutaform.Anicevolunteershowedherhowtogetthefood.Shegotthefoodherfamilyneeded.Thevolunteertreatedthefamilywithrespect(尊敬).Rebeccalikedgoingthere.Someday,Rebecca’sdadwillbewell.Herfamilywantstohelpothersatthefoodbank.Rebecca’sfamilyislookingforwardtothat!23.What’sRebecca’smother’sjob?

A．Shewasadoctor.B．Shemadejewelry.C．Sheworkedinasupermarket.D．Notmentioned.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”referto?

A．Food.B．Friends.C．Jewelry.D．Herchildren.25.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Rebecca’sdaddidn’tworkbecausehecouldn’tfindajob.B．Thevolunteersatthefoodbankdidn’tlikepoorpeople.C．Afterfillingoutaform,peoplecouldgetfoodforfreeatthefoodbank.D．Rebecca’smotherdidn’tgotothedoctorbecauseshedidn’tlikehospital.26.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A．TherearemanyfamiliesgohungryinAmerica.B．Americanpeoplearefriendlytoeachother.C．Rebecca’smotherisagoodmother.D．ThefoodbankhelpedmanyfamilieslikeRebecca’s.Mr.Greencametohisson’sbedandsatdownbesidehim.Lookingatthatlittlesadface,heasked,“Tom,whatkindofdaydidyouhavetoday?”“Itwasabaddayforme,Dad,”Tomanswered.“IhadafightwithDavid.Wemadeourteacherangry.Myteachersentaphonemessageaboutmetomymother.Momwasangry,too.Iwassosorry,Dad.”“Iknow.Sopartofthedaywasbad,”saidMr.Green,“andtellmeagoodthingtoday.”Tomthoughtforaminuteandlaughed.“AfterschoolIwentfishingmyself,”hesaid.“Ididn’tthinkIwouldhaveanyluck.ButIdid.Icaughtafish!”“I’mhappythatyoucaughtafish.Youhadagoodtimeafterschool,”saidMr.Green.“Trytothinkaboutit,andyou’llhaveagooddream.IhopeIwillseeahappyboytomorrow.Goodnight!”Everynight,Tomfindsagoodthingtothinkabout.Sometimeshehastothinkhardtofindagoodthing.Sometimesitisonlyaverysmallthing.Thisisagoodway.Tom’sfathertaughthimtoendhisday.Ofcourseitisveryhelpfulforhimtohaveagoodsleep.27.HowwasTomfeelingtoday?

A．Nervous.B．Happy.C．Excited.D．Sad.28.WhatdidTomthinkwasagoodthing?

A．Hewenttoaparty.B．Hecaughtafish.C．Hetalkedwithhisfatherhappily.D．Hegotamessagefromhisteacher.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A．Havingagoodsleep.B．Talkingwithourparents.C．Forgettingthebadthing.D．Thinkingaboutagoodthing.30.WhichwordmightTomusetodescribehisfather?

A．Careless.B．Serious.C．Helpful.D．Silent.三、聽(tīng)力填空請(qǐng)聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白。根據(jù)所聽(tīng)到的內(nèi)容，寫(xiě)出可以填入下表空格處的適當(dāng)單詞，每空限填一詞。(獨(dú)白讀兩遍)

WaystoPrepareforanEnglishTestAliceSheoftendoeslotsofexercisestoreviewtheimportant31.MarySheoftenworkswitha32.BobHealways33thetextsagainandagain.DavidHepaysmuchattentiontothe34sentences.AdviceYoucanchoosea35thatishelpfultoyou.四、單詞拼寫(xiě)36.Doyouhaveanydifficultyl________yoursciencesubject?37.Everyday,Mr.Smithspendsmuchtimecorrectingourp________.38.Heaskedmep_________forthebook.39.Ithinktheprettygirlmustbeag________.40.Oneofthe________(秘訣)tolanguagelearningistopracticewithotherseveryday.41.Look!Mrs.Whiteis________(款待)herguestsintheroom.42.It’svery____________(方便的)togetinformationontheInternet.43.It’sinterestingtowatchthegroupof_______(螞蟻)carryingfoodtogether.五、短文填空Asweknow,Englishisanimportantsubjectinmiddleschool.Everyone44(know)thattheymustlearnEnglishwell,butsomepeopledon’tknowhowtobeagood45(learn).Herearesometipsthatmayhelpyou46yourEnglish.The47(big)problemispeople’sownfear.Theyworrythattheywon’tsaythingscorrectlyorthattheywilllookfoolish(愚蠢的)sotheydon’ttalkatall.Don’tbeafraidofbeinglaughedat.Onlywhenwearen’tafraidofmaking48(mistake)canwelearnEnglishwell.Whatareyourfavoriteanimals?Pandasaremyfavoriteanimals.Ilikethembecausethey’reverycute.Pandasusuallyeatbamboo,but49(sometime)theyeatsomeapplesandcarrots.Theyneedtoeatalotto50(keep)healthy.They’rebig,butit’snotdifficultforthemtoclimb(爬)trees.Pandasinzooscan51(live)tobe35yearsold.Butpandasinthewild(野生的)areindanger.Theylosetheirhomesbecausepeopleare52(cut)downtrees.Andsomepeoplekillthemformoney.Todaytherearenotmanypandasinthewild.Ithinkitisimportantforus53(save)them.六、選詞填空閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)脑~填空（每空一詞，其中兩項(xiàng)多余）

how;new;problem;found;see;called;sentences;it;forSomepeoplesayitisnoteasyforamiddle-agedpersontolearnaforeignlanguage.Butisitreallytrue?Severalyearsago,IworkedforanEnglishnewspaperwhichwasdoingsucharesearch.Theyaskedmetolearna54languageforonemonth.ThenIhadtogotothecountryanddosome“tests”to55ifIcould“survive(挺過(guò))”indifferentsituations.IchoseSpanish(西班牙語(yǔ))anddidaone-monthcourseatalanguageschool.IfoundthatsomeSpanishwordsareverysimilartoEnglishones.56example,“hola”isn’tverydifferentfrom“hello”.Ofcourse,thereareotherthingswhicharemoredifficult.InSpanishyouhavetochangeverbsforeachperson.Butmybiggest57ofallwasthepronunciation.IfounditwasverydifficulttopronouncesomelettersinSpanish,especially“r”and“j”.SoIhadtodownload(下載)58tomyphone.Ilistenedandpracticedthemagainandagain.Amonthlater,IwenttoSpain.ASpanishteacher59Paulacameandbeganthetest.“WillIsurvive?”Iwasn’tsureenough,but60IwishedIwould!Ididmybesttofinishthepaper.七、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面短文，并用英語(yǔ)回答問(wèn)題(請(qǐng)注意每小題的詞數(shù)要求)。Thisweek,weaskedstudentsatNewStarHighSchoolaboutthebestwaystolearnmoreEnglish.ManysaidtheylearntbyusingEnglish.Somestudentshadmorespecificsuggestions.LillianLi,forexample,saidthebestwaytolearnnewwordswasbyreadingEnglishmagazines.Shesaidthatmemorizingthewordsofpopsongsalsohelpedalittle.When