2025~2026學(xué)年廣東省深圳市龍崗區(qū)龍城初級(jí)中學(xué)九年級(jí)上學(xué)期10月隨堂練習(xí)英語(yǔ)試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.Thescientistspokeabouttheuniversesoclearly________theaudiencecouldunderstandwithoutdifficulty.

A．whichB．thatC．whenD．because2.Ifit________tonight,theopen-airlectureonastronomywillbecanceled.

A．rainB．rainsC．willrainD．rained3.________heisabusyphilosopher,healwayshelpsothersandneverletsothersdown.

A．AsB．AlthoughC．ButD．Because4.Pleasemakesuretoclosethewindows________youleavetheclassroom.

A．untilB．becauseC．beforeD．if5.Shewas________ageniusinmusic________shewonthefirstprizeinthecompetition.

A．so;thatB．such;thatC．too;toD．a(chǎn)s;as6.Wewillstarttheprojectassoonasourteacher________usthetopic.

A．givesB．willgiveC．gaveD．giving7.________thereisawill,thereisaway.

A．WhenB．HowC．WhyD．Where8.Thisistheplace________heoftenmentioned,butIhaveno________aboutit.

A．/;senseB．which;ideaC．where;humourD．that;doubt9.Thefoodinthisfashionablerestaurantisnotas________asitwasbefore.

A．goodB．wellC．betterD．best10.Ibelieve________myheartdoesgoon,evenwhenIamintrouble.

A．whatB．whichC．thatD．whether11.Thestudent________theteacherconsidersageniusfailedthefinalexam.

A．whyB．whomC．whoseD．which12.Shegotupsolatethatshe________theearlybustotheimportantbusinessevent.

A．missB．missesC．missedD．willmiss13.Weshouldgowhereweareneededmost,________?

A．shouldweB．shouldn’tweC．a(chǎn)reweD．a(chǎn)ren’twe14.Thisisapersonalthing________itisnouse________aboutitwithothers.

A．because;argueB．so;arguingC．so;toargueD．because;argued15.Hehasbeenquitedifferent________heachievedhisdreamin2024.

A．whenB．sinceC．sothatD．a(chǎn)fter16.Heworkedasateacher________theageof30,thenhewentabroad________furtherstudy.

A．a(chǎn)t;forB．by;toC．a(chǎn)t;onD．by;for17.Thejoke________heplayedonhisfriendwas________funnythatitmadeeveryonelaugh.

A．who;suchB．that;suchC．/;soD．which;too18.Tommysaidhewastheonlyperson________Icouldtrustinthistown.

A．whichB．thatC．whoseD．how19.Whosings________,JerryorLucy?Theyarebothpopsingers.

A．beautifulB．morebeautifulC．beautifullyD．morebeautifully20.Itdependson________hecansolvetheproblemcorrectly.

A．ifB．whetherC．thatD．why21.Don’ttouchanything________theteachertellsyouto.

A．becauseB．a(chǎn)fterC．whenD．until22.Thekingwasveryexcitedandpraised________wonderfulthecrown________.

A．whata;isB．how;isC．how;wasD．what;was23.Youwillsucceedifyou________giveupeasily,evenwhenthings________difficult.

A．don’t;seemB．doesn’t;feelC．didn’t;areD．won’t;sound24.Itisnecessary(必需的)________peopletohavefoodandwatereveryday.

A．ofB．forC．withD．to25.Iwasreadingabook________hecalledmetodiscussthetheory.

A．whileB．a(chǎn)sC．whenD．since二、完形填空Ramwasapoorrickshawpuller(人力車夫).Onenight,hetookarichbusinessmantothetrainstation.Theman________Ramandhurriedoff.HewasRam’slastpassengeroftheday.WhenRamgothome,hefoundasmallbagonthebackseatofhisrickshaw.Therewere50shinygold________inside.Hisheartbeatfast.“Thismustbethatman’s,”hethought,andcouldn’t________allnight.Atdawn,Ramwentbacktothestationtolookfortheownerbuthadno________.Onhiswaytothepolicestationforhelp,Ramsawthebusinessmanwalkingdownthestreet________.“Excuseme,sir,”Ramquicklyranover.“Youleftthisbagofcoinsinmyrickshaw.”Thebusinessmanwasboth________andhappy.“IthoughtI’dlostthemforever.Ineedthismoneyforbusinesstoday.Thankyousomuch,”HedecidedtovisitRam’sfamilytoshowhis________.WhenhecametoRam’shome,hewasagainshocked—Ram________neededthecoinsmore.Hewantedtohelp,butRam________anymoney.Finally,thebusinessmanofferedtohelpRam’stwochildrengetagoodeducation.Heinvitedanexperttoteachthem.Yearslater,bothchildrenfinishedtheirstudiesandfoundgoodjobs.Theyalwaysrememberedtheirfather’swords:Be________,anditwillpayyouback.26.A．metB．paidC．knewD．took27.A．coinsB．ringsC．medalsD．watches28.A．eatB．moveC．sleepD．laugh29.A．luckB．moneyC．dangerD．courage30.A．infearB．inpeaceC．withworryD．withcare31.A．boredB．pleasedC．interestedD．surprised32.A．feelingsB．thanksC．reasonsD．a(chǎn)pologies33.A．finallyB．suddenlyC．naturallyD．clearly34.A．raisedB．collectedC．refusedD．received35.A．braveB．honestC．proudD．patient三、閱讀理解Once,awiseoldmancametoasmallvillage.Heintroducedhimselfasatravelerlookingforahotmealandaplacetosleep.Butthevillagerssaidtheyhadlittlefoodbecauseofapoorharvest(收成).Theoldmansmiledandsaid,“Don’tworry.Icanmakestonesoupforallofus.Ijustneedabigpot,water,andfirewood.”Curious,thevillagersbroughtwhatheneeded.Theoldmantookoutasmoothstonefromasilkbaganddroppeditintotheboilingwater.“Thiswillbeafinesoup,”hesaid,“butabitofcabbagewouldmakeitbetter.”O(jiān)nevillagerwenthomeandbroughtsomecabbage.“Withsomesaltedbeef,itwouldbeamazing,”themanadded.Thebutcherheardandbroughtbeef.Thentheoldmanmentionedonions,potatoes,andcarrots,andsoonmorepeoplebroughtvegetables.Thepotwasfilledwithfood.Thesoupsmelledsogoodthateventhebakerbroughtfreshbread.Thevillagerssharedthemeal,laughed,andtoldstories.Itwasthebestsouptheyhadevertasted.Afterward,themayor(市長(zhǎng))offeredtobuythemagicstone,buttheoldmanrefused.“Thesoupcamenotfromthestone,butfrompeopleworkingtogether,”hesaid.“Youdon’tneedthestone—youjustneedeachother.”Thenhesmiledandwenttosleep.36.Whydidtheoldmansayhewouldmakestonesoup?

A．Hewantedtoshowoffhiscookingskills.B．Hehadnomoneytobuyfood.C．Hewantedtohelpthevillagerssharewhattheyhad.D．Heneededfoodforhislongjourney.37.Whatmadethevillagersdecidetobringmorefoodtothepot?

A．Theywantedtoimpressthetraveler.B．Themayortoldthemtodoso.C．Thetraveler’swordsencouragedthemtojoinin.D．Theywereafraidofbeingleftout.38.Whatlessondidthevillagerslearnfromtheexperience?

A．Travelinghelpspeoplefindgoodfood.B．Peopleshouldsavefoodforthemselves.C．Youcan’ttruststrangers.D．Workingtogetherbringsgreatresults.39.Howdidthevillagers’feelingschangeduringthestory?

A．Fromexcitedtodisappointed.B．Fromnervoustorelaxed.C．Fromunhappytoangry.D．Fromtiredtobored.40.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．ACleverMayorB．TheMagicStoneC．ThePowerofSharingD．ThePoorVillageFamouswriterandcartoonistTsaiChih-chungmayalreadybe73thisyear,buthehasnoplanstoslowdownorliveamore“normal”life.Theartistgoestobedat5p.m.andwakesupat1a.m.Hethenworkstillaround2p.m.“Whenyouaretrulyfocused,everythingissilent,asifyouaretheonlyoneintheworld.Timeseemstoslowdown,”saysTsai,whowasinShanghailastmonthforthelaunchoftheEnglishbookofhisworksonancientChinesephilosophy.“Icancreateabookinnomorethanfivedays,”hesays.“Wecartoonistsdon’tworklikenovelistswhohavetowriteonewordafteranother.Wecreateinourmindacompletepictureintheblinkofaneye.”Despitehisage,Tsaisaysthathestillworksforhours.Infact,hisgoalnowistocomplete500newbooksinfiveyears!“IjustcompletedanewseriesonBuddhism(佛教)andmadetwoanimation(動(dòng)畫)filmsandIplantostartanewseriesaboutEasternwisdom,”hesays.Bornin1948inTaiwan,Tsaihasbeencreatingcomicbooks(漫畫書)onChineseclassicsthathavewonpopularityaroundtheworldsince1984.Hisworkshavebeentranslatedinto26differentlanguages,withmorethan50millioncopiessoldworldwide.41.HowlongdoesTsaispendinsleepingeveryday?

A．5hours.B．6hours.C．7hours.D．8hours.42.WhydoesTsaienjoygettingupinthemiddleofthenight?

A．It’saperfecttimeforhimtofocusonhiscreation.B．Hehaskeptaspecialtimetablesincehewasachild.C．Someonewakeshimupinthemiddleofthenight.D．Hehasgotenoughrestinthedaytime43.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedphrase“intheblinkofaneye”?

A．Veryslowly.B．Withgreateffort.C．Withoutdoubt.D．Veryquickly.44.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthepassageaboutTsaiChih-chung?

A．Heworksveryefficientlyandpaysfullattentionwhenhecreates.B．Hebelievescartoonistsworkharderthannovelists.C．Heplanstoslowdownandretirefromcreatingnewbookssoon.D．HisworksonChinesephilosophyareonlypopularinTaiwan.45.HowcanTsaibedescribedasacartoonist?

A．Perfect.B．Lazy.C．Tireless.D．Careless.RestingmyheadonHelen’sshoulder,Iputmyarmsaroundherwaist(腰).Shedrewmetoher,andwerestedinsilence.Wehadnotsatlongbeforeanotherpersoncamein.Someheavyclouds,sweptfromtheskybyarisingwind,hadleftthemoonbright;andherlight,cominginthroughawindownear,shonefullbothonusandonthecomingperson,MissTemple.“Icameonpurposetofindyou,JaneEyre,”saidshe.“Iwantyouinmyroom,andasHelenBurnsiswithyou,shemaycometoo.”WefollowedMissTempletoherapartment.Ithadagoodfireandlookedcheerful.MissTempletoldHelenBurnstobeseatedinalowarmchairononesideofthefireplace.Thenshetookanotherandcalledmetoherside.“Isitallover?”sheasked,lookingdownatmyface.“Haveyoucriedyoursadnessaway?”“IamafraidInevershalldothat.”“Why?”“BecauseIhavebeenwronglyaccused(指責(zé)),andyouandeverybodyelsewillthinkmeabadgirl.”“Weshallthinkofyouaswhatyouproveyourselftobe,mychild.Continuetoactasagoodgirl,andyouwillsatisfyus.”“ShallI,MissTemple?”“Youwill,”saidMissTemple,“Youhavebeenaccusedoflyingwhenyouwerelittle.Tellusthetruth,butaddnothingandexaggerate(夸大)nothing.”ImadeupmymindthatIwouldbemodestandcorrect.Havingthoughtforafewminutesaboutwheretostart,Itoldherthewholestoryofmysadchildhood.——AdaptedfromJaneEyre46.WhatwasthemainpurposeofMissTemple’stalkwithJaneinherroom?

A．ToinformJaneaboutanewschoolrule.B．TopunishJaneforcausingtroublewithHelen.C．TohearJane’ssideofthestoryandcomforther.D．ToaskJanetohelpHelenwithherstudies.47.WhatdoesParagraph3imply(暗示)?

A．MissTemplewasgoingtopunishJane.B．Jane’sluckmightchangeforthebetter.C．HelenwouldratherleaveJanealone.D．MissTemplewantedtomakefunofHelen.48.WhydidJaneEyrecrysadly?

A．Becauseshehadtoldalie.B．Becauseshehadasadchildhood.C．Becauseothersdidn’tunderstandher.D．Becauseshemissedherfamily.49.WhatdidMissTempleaskJanetodo?

A．ToapologizetoHelen.B．Toleavetheschoolimmediately.C．Totellthetruthexactly.D．Toforgetherchildhoodstory.50.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?

A．Theimportanceoffriendshipandemotionalsupport.B．Theneedtoobeyteacherswithoutquestion.C．Thesadnessofbeingseparatedfromfamily.D．Thevalueofhidingone’struefeelings.請(qǐng)閱讀下面的短文，并從下列的六個(gè)句子中選擇五個(gè)還原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、連貫。YouknowwhoSnowWhiteis.You’veheardofHanselandGretel.51Ifnotforthem,youmightneverhaveheardthesetales.JacobandWilhelmGrimmweretheoldestofsixchildren.Jacobwasbornin1785.52Theywerethebestoffriends.Thebrotherslivedandworkedtogetherformostoftheirlives.In1798,theGrimmsmovedtothetownofKassel.53Thentheyfoundjobsintheking’slibrary.Bothmenlovedoldstories.Intheirfreetime,theysearchedforoldfolktalesandsongs.54MarieMullerwasagrandma.ShetoldthemthetalesofSnowWhite,LittleRedRidingHood,andSleepingBeauty.OnedaytheGrimmsmetFrauViehmann.Shecametotheirhousemanytimes.Shedrankcoffeeandaterolls.ShetoldtheGrimmsmorethan20tales.Cinderellawasoneofthem.In1812,theGrimms’firstbookoffairytaleswaspublished.TheGrimmshadmeantthestoriesforgrown-ups.55Thebrotherswantedtofindmoretales.Thistimeitwasmucheasier.Nowpeoplewouldbringstoriestothem.Thenextbookoftaleswaspublishedin1814.ThelastbookofGrimms’fairytaleswaspublishedin1857.

A．Wilhelmwasbornthenextyear.B．Theretheyfinishedschoolandgraduated.C．ButhaveyouheardoftheBrothersGrimm?D．Theyweresurprisedwhenchildrenlovedthem,too.E．JacobandWilhelmwerefriendlytotheoldintheirneighborhood.F．From1807to1814,theGrimmscollectedtalesfromeveryonetheyknew.下面的材料A—F是六則如何與父母相處的建議。請(qǐng)根據(jù)Zoe，Judy，Nelson，Penny，Jamika五位同學(xué)來(lái)信中的困惑，為他們匹配合適的建議。

56Zoe:Iwouldlovetotalktomyparentsmoreoften,butsometimestheyaretoobusytolistentomepatiently,whichdrivesmemad.57Judy:Ihavenointerestintalkingwithmyparentsathome.Ineverexpectthemtotrulyunderstandme,buttheyarenothappyaboutit.58Nelson:Iamafraidtotalktomyparents.Theyaresuccessfulpeople,andI’mworriedthatmyproblemsmightseemlikenothingtothem.59Penny:Iwanttotalkwithmyparentsaboutthingsatschool,butsometimeswhenIopenmymouth,IforgetwhatIwantedtosayearlier.60Jamika:SometimesIdon’tagreewithmyparentswhentheytellmewhattodo,andItalkback.Butitalwaysendsupinanargument.A.Honestyisimportantinanyrelationship.Betruthfulaboutyoureverydaylifeandfeelings.Remembernottotellliestoyourparents!B.Whynotdosomethingfunwithyourparents,suchasplayingsportsorwatchingamovie?Lettheconversationhappennaturallyduringthefun.C.Writedownwhatyouwanttotellyourparents.Youdon’thavetoprepareeverything,butatleastnotedownafewkeypoints.D.Findtherighttimeandplaceforcommunication.Youmayaskyourparentsiftheyhavetimebeforestartingtheconversation.E.It’snormaltodisagreewithothers,includingyourparents.Butarguingisnotthebestchoice.Trytocalmdownanddealwithyourownangerfirst.F.Bebraveandtalktoyourparents.Beingsuccessfulmeansthattheyhaveagoodunderstandingofhowtodealwithproblems.四、短文填空閱讀下面短文，在空格處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~或用括號(hào)中詞語(yǔ)的正確形式填空，并將答案寫在答題卡規(guī)定的位置上。Thereisasayingthat“honestyisthebestpolicy”.Tellthetruth,andgoodthingswillhappen.Thisisjustthewayitis.Longago,a61(home)manwaswalkinginabusymarket.Onthegroundinfrontofhim,hesawaleatherpurse.After62(open)it,hefound100shinygoldcoinsinside.Themanwashungry.Hehadnohome.Heevenwantedtokeepthepurse.63(sudden),heheardthecryofarichman.“Ihavelostmymoneybag,”heshouted.“Iofferabigrewardtoanyone64findsitandreturnsittome.”Thepoormangavetherichmanback65(he)money.However,therichmanhadother66(plan).Heopenedthebag,67(look)inside,andsaid,