2025~2026學(xué)年江蘇省常州市市北實(shí)驗(yàn)初級(jí)中學(xué)上學(xué)期九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)限時(shí)作業(yè)（10月）一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.Ilike_____colourofthisskirt.Itis_____goodmatchformyblouse.

A．a(chǎn);theB．the;aC．a(chǎn);aD．the;the2.Youcanthecaketenpieces.

A．divided,intoB．bedivided,intoC．divide,intoD．bedivide,into3.—Howmuchdifficultyhastheteamhad_________thisproblem?—None.Themembersareallgoodproblemsolvers.

A．tosolveB．solvingC．solvedD．solves4.Peterlikespopmusic,but__________hisfather__________hismotherlikesit.

A．both;andB．notonly;butalsoC．neither;norD．either;or5.—Doyouprefer_________shoppingwithmeinWuyueShoppingMall?—I’dratherstayathomeandreviewwhatIhavelearntthesedays.

A．goB．goingC．togoD．goes6.—I’mafraidIcan’tpasstheEnglishexamnextmonth.—Don’tgiveup.Nothingwillbedifficultifmoreattention________toit.

A．willpayB．willbepaidC．ispaidD．pays7.—Howisyourson’sEnglish,Mr.Liu?—Ithinksomethingmustbedone________.

A．tocheerhimupB．tocheeruphimC．cheerhimupD．cheeruphim8.Iwonder________youwouldliketocometomybirthdayparty.

A．thatB．whetherC．thatifD．thatwhether9.Thispairofjeanslooksnice_____Sandy,becauseshelooksverynice_____blue.

A．on;inB．in;onC．for;onD．to;in10.—Mycousinisgoodatallhissubjectsatschool,buthenever________.—Whata________boy!Weshouldlearnfromhim.

A．getsoff;thoughtfulB．takesoff;energeticC．showsoff;modestD．putsoff;curious11.Asmartmobilemakes________forchildrentostayintouchwiththeirfamilies.

A．iteasierB．itmoreeasilyC．it’seasilyD．itseasy12._____________ofhisparentsisingoodhealth,but______ofthemworkhard.

A．None;allB．Neither;bothC．Neither;eitherD．Both;neither13.Idon’tknowifDad________tonight.Ifhe________,Iwillcallyou.

A．comesback;willcomebackB．willcomeback;willcomebackC．comesback;comesbackD．willcomeback;comesback14.Mycomputerneeds________.IthinkIneed________toaskMrZhangforhelp.

A．fixing;goingB．tofix;goingC．fixing;togoD．tofix;togo15.—Ialwaysfeelnervousbeforetheexam.—Pityyou.I________youtoattendamusiccoursetorelaxyourself.

A．suggestB．promiseC．a(chǎn)dviseD．a(chǎn)llow16.IsTimsure________ouradviceisofgreat________tohim?

A．if;helpB．whether;helpfulC．that;helpfulD．that;help二、完形填空Haveyoueverthoughtaboutwhatkindofjobyouwouldliketohavewhenyougrowup?Manypeoplethinkthattheycanhaveonlyone______intheirlifetime.Weallknowthatthisisnottrue,______quiteafewpeopleactuallythinkthisway.Whenpeoplechooseamajor(專業(yè))incollege,theythinkthatthedecisionstheymakenowwill______theirjobsfortherestoftheirlives.______,therearemanyexamplesthatpeoplebecame______afterchangingtheirjobslater.J.KRowling,writerofthefamousnovelHarryPotter,wasactuallyaschoolteacher______shebeganwritingbooks.Infact,shewasoutofworkbeforethefirstHarryPotterbook______.TheformerUSPresidentRonaldReaganbeganhisworkinglifeasanactorwhenhewasayoungman.He______decidedthathewantedtodopolitical(政治)work.Thiskindofpassion(熱情)finally______himtobecomePresidentoftheUSA.Thefamous19thcenturyartistVincentVanGoghwasnotapainterfromthe______.Heonceworkedasanartsalesmanandlaterbecameapreacher(講道者).Itwasonly10yearsbeforehediedthathedecidedtobecomeanartist.Jobsarealways______tochanges.Theimportantthingistofindwhatyouarereally______orwhatyoureallywanttodo.Onceyoufindthatpassion,it’sallamatterofhowhardyoutry.17.A．planB．jobC．decisionD．dream18.A．soB．a(chǎn)ndC．orD．but19.A．designB．decideC．devoteD．divide20.A．OtherwiseB．HoweverC．AnywayD．Moreover21.A．successfulB．popularC．practicalD．careful22.A．a(chǎn)fterB．beforeC．untilD．since23.A．putoutB．cameoutC．ranoutD．gaveout24.A．earlierB．betterC．laterD．nearer25.A．madeB．triedC．ledD．brought26.A．endB．beginningC．middleD．centre27.A．closedB．openC．readyD．willing28.A．goodforB．goodtoC．goodinD．goodat三、閱讀理解

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forteensages14-17Havingconflictswithpeers?

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Stressedout?Joinoursupportgrouptolearnpracticalandeffectivetechniquestoreduceyouranxietybychallengingnegativeself-talk,learningrelaxationskillsandincreasingself-esteem.

Snackswillbeserved!StartDate:Friday,October21

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ThegroupwillmeeteachFriday,for10weeks,from3:30-5PMuntilDecember23.

ResolveCommunityCounselingCenter1830FrontSt.ScotchPlains.

CallResolveCommunityCounselingat(908)322-9180toreserveyourseat!Orsendanemailtoresolvegroups@29.Whocantakepartinthesupportgroup?

A．Kidsaged9-12.B．Teensaged14-17.C．Teenswiththeirparents.D．Anybody.30.Howmanytimescanonetakepartinthegroupatmost?

A．Once.B．Twice.C．Tentimes.D．Twelvetimes.31.What’sprobablythepurposeofthesupportgroup?

A．Tohelpchildrengetbettergradesinexams.B．Toteachteenagerssomelivingskills.C．Toofferpeoplesomesnacksanddrinks.D．Tohelpteensreduceanxietyandlearntorelax.Asateenager,youarebecomingmoreindependent(獨(dú)立的)andmakingdecisionsforyourself.Beingateenagercanbechallenging,butitcanalsobeexciting.Youarealsolearningtotakerisksandworkoutproblemsbetter.Andchangesarehappeningthroughoutyourbody,eveninyourbrain(頭腦).Thechangesinyourbrainareinfluencinghowyoudevelopintoanadult.Imaginethestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofyourbrainislikeabigroadmap.Lotsofroadsleadtodifferentdestinations.Whenyouwereachild,asyoulearntnewthings,yourbraincreatedmoreandmoreroadstodifferentdestinations.Bythetimeyoubecomeateenager,manydifferentroadsleadtothemostimportantplacesonthemap.Nowyourbrain’sjobistomakethatmapmoreuseful.Asaresult,yourexperiencesasateenageractuallyinfluencethewaythatyourbraindevelops.Ifyouspendhoursplayingvideogames,whatskillsdoyouuse?Youlearntoseesomethingwithyoureyesandrespondtoitwithyourhands.Asyoudevelopthoseskills,yourbrainismakingsurethattheroadsleadingtothemareespeciallyfastandefficient(有效的).So,yourvideo-gameplayingcouldbepreparingyouforacareersuchasapilot(飛行員).Thisisagreattimeforyoutopractisenewskillsanddiscoverwhatyou’regoodatandtrywhatyoulovedoing.Gooutandtrydifferentactivities,andsticktothemifyouthinktheyareuseful.Rememberthatwitheverythingyoudo,you’redevelopingyourbrainforthefuture.32.Whathappensaschildrenlearnnewthings?

A．Theirbrainsmakethemapsmoreuseful.B．Thestructuresoftheirbrainsarelikebigroadmaps.C．Manydifferentroadsleadtothemostimportantplaces.D．Theirbrainscreatemoreroadstodifferentdestinations.33.Whatdoesthephrase“stickto”meaninthelastparagraph?

A．Getusedto.B．Keepondoing.C．Dependon.D．Giveup.34.What’sthewriter’sadviceforteenagers?

A．Teenagersshouldlearntobemoreindependent.B．Teenagersshouldworkharderandmoreefficiently.C．Teenagersshouldexperiencemoreandsticktotheusefulactivities.D．Teenagersshouldplaymorevideogamesinordertobeapilot.35.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．MakingDecisionsforYourselfB．DevelopingYourBrainfortheFutureC．WaysofChangingYourBrainD．ChangesHappeninginYourBrainNowstudents’Englishhandwriting(書寫)getsworseandworse.Thatmakestheirteachersfeelworried.IsyourEnglishhandwritingbeautiful?36UsepaperwithlinesWhenyouwriteEnglishwordsorsentences,youcanusepaperwithlines.Thatwillmakeyourhandwritingstraight.37Besuretofillthelinedspacecompletely.Andmakesurethesecapitalletters(大寫字母)arewrittenproperly.SlowdownIfyourwritingishardtoread,justslowdownalittle.Goingslowermakesyourhandwritingclearer.Ifyouwritetooquickly,it’shardforyoutostopwhereyoushould,andyoumaymakemoremistakeseasily.38Whenyouholdyourpencilinthecorrectway,writingismuchbetter.Somekidspressdownreallyhardwhentheywrite.Thatmakesthehandwritingbad.Trytoberelaxedanddon’tholdthepencilsohard.Letyourwritingappearniceandclean.Ifyoudoso,peoplewillguessyouareastudentwithagoodhabit.Drawmorepictures39Whileyouaredrawingpictures,youneedtousetheskillstocontrol(控制)yourpencilbetter.Eventhoughyouhavenochancetodrawatschool,youcanpracticebydrawingathome.Handwritingisveryimportant.Imagineyouareafamousmoviestarorawell-knownsportsplayer,whatdoyoudowhenyourfansrunuptoyou?Givethemyourautographs(親筆簽名),ofcourse!

A．Doesyourhandwritingoftengetpraisefromyourteachers?B．HoldyourpencilrightC．Drawingcanimproveyourhandwriting.D．WewilltrytolearnEnglishwell.E．Ifnot,herearefourstepsthatreallywork!F．Thoselinesonthepapercanhelpyoutowritewordsintherightsize.四、短文填空In1901,anAustrianscientist40(discover)thattherearefourtypesofblood.TheywerenamedA,B,ABandO.Eachpersonhasoneofthesetypes.BloodtypeOisthemostcommon.BloodtypeAisthe41(two)mostcommon,andtypeABistheleastcommon.42peoplewithtypeAbloodaregiventypeBblood,orpeoplewithtypeBbloodaregiventypeAblood,theywillprobablydie.In1927,aJapanesedoctordidresearchandcameup43theideathatpeoplewithdifferentbloodtypesalsohavedifferent44(personality).HesaidthatpeoplewithtypeAbloodareusuallycalmandserious;peoplewithtypeBbloodarecurious,45(cheer)andoutgoing;peoplewithtypeObloodaregenerousandhonest;whilethosewithtypeABbloodareoftencaringandcareful.46(recent),adoctorintheUnitedStateshaswrittenabookanditconnectsbloodtypestowhatpeopleeat.Forexample,hisbook47(suggest)peoplewithtypeObloodeatmoremeatandlessbread.AdietforpeoplewithtypeAbloodincludesmorevegetables.Hisbook,Eat