2025~2026學(xué)年江蘇省揚(yáng)州市儀征市九年級上學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.Lifeislike________exam,andyoumaylearnalotfrom________exam.

A．a(chǎn);theB．a(chǎn)n;theC．a(chǎn)n;/D．/;an2.—Look!She’srunningsofast!—Hardtoherlegswereoncebroken.

A．knowB．imagineC．realizeD．find3.—Whydoyoulooksosleepyinclass,John?—Sorry,sir.I_________towatchalivefootballmatchlastnight.

A．keptupB．madeupC．stayedupD．putup4.Tomorrowtherewillbeatestandnowthestudentsarebusy________thenotesandwords.

A．goingonB．goingdownC．goingacrossD．goingover5.Ifwekeepalltheproblems_________,wewillfeelworseandworseandthatwillbebadforourhealth.

A．forusB．forourselvesC．tousD．toourselves6.Youshouldn’t________toomuch.It’sbadforyourhealthto________.

A．worry;worriedB．worried;worryC．worry,worriedaboutD．worry,beworried7.ToimprovemyEnglish,IboughtmanyEnglishtestpapers________mybrother’sadvice.

A．listeningtoB．a(chǎn)skingforC．lookingforwardtoD．a(chǎn)ccordingto8.Childrenunder18shouldnot________driveacar.

A．a(chǎn)llowB．beallowedtoC．a(chǎn)llowedtoD．beallowingto9.Being________,thenovelwrittenbyafamousteachersells________.

A．veryworthofbeingread;goodB．wellworthreading;goodC．veryworthreading;wellD．wellworthreading;well10.Lindafeels________tiredtodayaftertherace,butshehas________homeworktodoasusual.

A．toomuch;muchtooB．toomuch;toomuchC．muchtoo;muchtooD．muchtoo;toomuch11.Hedoesn’tknow_________tohandinthehomework.Ithinkhemaydoittomorrow.

A．whereB．whatC．whichD．when12.Couldyoutellme________?

A．whocanhelpusorganizetheshowB．howlongyouhaveboughtthecarC．whatwasyourfavouritesubjectD．howmanystudentsarethereinyourclass13.Idon’tdoubt_______shecandoitwell,butIdoubt_______sheiswillingtodoit.

A．that;thatB．if;ifC．that;ifD．if;that14.—UncleWanghardlysmokes,________?—________.Heoftentellsussmokingdoesharmtoourhealth.

A．doeshe;YesB．doeshe;NoC．doesn’the;Yes.D．doesn’the;No15.—Thankyouforsharingyourdeliciousfoodwithme.—_________.That’swhatfriendsarefor.

A．Itdoesn’tmatterB．Don’tmentionitC．NevermindD．Allright二、完形填空Wherewasthecashier(收銀員)?Impatient,Iquicklylookedatmywatch.I________hadenoughtimetoeatasandwichandrushbacktowork.Ilooked________thealmostemptyrestaurant,butthecashierwasnowhereinsight.Awomanstoodwiping(擦)thefarendofthecounter.Shelookedatmewithsadcoldeyes.I________,gettingangry.I’dbeenstandingthereforatleastthreeminutes!Controlling________,IrememberedMom’swords.“Wheneveryoufindyourselfinan________situation,justthinkaboutwhatismissing.Ifsomeoneisunkind,thenkindnessismissing.Ifsomeoneishateful,then________ismissing.Ifwewillbewhat’smissing,thenwe’llprovidewhateverthesituationneeds.”AndhereIwasinanunpleasantsituation.________shouldI“bewhat’smissing”?Whatwasmissingwas________.MaybeIshouldjustjumpbehindthecounterandtakemyownorder.Justthenthewomanwalkedslowlytowardsme.“MayIhelpyou?”sheasked,still________.Shelookedsotired.Nodoubt,shewasoverworked.Itookadeepbreath.WithMom’swordsringinginmyhead,Igavethewomanmyorder...and________.“Howareyoutoday?”Myquestionseemedto________her.Sheeyedmeforasecondbeforeanswering.“Nottoogood.”“I’msorry.”Isaid.“Ihopeitgetsbetterstartingrightnow.”Shealmostsmiled________shelookedatme.“Thanks.Ihopeyou’reright.”IthoughttomyselfwhenIatemy________.We’reallthesame,really.Wehaveproblemsandangers,wegettiredandwehurt.Weneedtobe________toeachother.After________,Iwipedthetablecleanerthanusual,andputthetray(托盤)backnicelyonthestand.Thewomanwaswatchingme,abigsmileonherface.“Bewhat’smissing.”Itworked.16.A．recentlyB．highlyC．hardlyD．especially17.A．forB．overC．downD．a(chǎn)round18.A．a(chǎn)greedB．finishedC．waitedD．left19.A．happinessB．a(chǎn)ngerC．sadnessD．joy20.A．unpleasantB．improperC．unimportantD．impatient21.A．trustB．loveC．patienceD．confidence22.A．WhatB．HowC．WhenD．Where23.A．hopeB．a(chǎn)dviceC．moneyD．service24.A．nervouslyB．carefullyC．coldlyD．kindly25.A．shoutedB．smiledC．whisperedD．cried26.A．disappointB．hurtC．troubleD．surprise27.A．ifB．thoughC．a(chǎn)sD．since28.A．sandwichB．breadC．chocolateD．hamburger29.A．nicerB．coolerC．closerD．fairer30.A．talkingB．smilingC．eatingD．drinking三、閱讀理解31.Thepictureabovemaybefrom____________.

A．a(chǎn)storyB．a(chǎn)diaryC．a(chǎn)letterD．a(chǎn)newspaper32.____________ofChinesepeopledon’thavesleepingproblems.

A．19%B．22%C．59%D．81%33.Whogoestobedlatest?

A．Peoplebornin1990s.B．Peoplebornin1970s.C．Peoplebornbefore1960s.D．Peoplebornafter2000s.Parentsareoftensurprisedattheirchildren’sabilitytousetechnology.Afive-year-oldchildmayeasilyfindanduseappsonasmartphone.Aten-year-oldchildcanmoveupthroughthelevelsofavideogameeasily.Theirparentsmaythinktheirchildrenwereborngeniuses(天才).Naturalgeniuses,however,arenotcommon.Butyourparentsarerightiftheythinkyouaresmarterthanthem.Mostchildrenarebornsmarterthantheirparents.ThishasbeenprovedonIQtestsaroundtheworldrecently.Thesetestshaveshownthatoverthelast100years,newgeneration(代)hasbecomesmarterthantheolderones.Inotherwords,youaresmarterthanyourparentsandyourparentsaresmarterthanyourgrandparents.Thisincrease(增長)inintelligenceiscalledthe“FlynnEffect”(弗林效應(yīng)).ItwasnamedafterJamesFlynn.FlynnisauniversityprofessorinNewZealand.Hefirstnoticedthisin1980.Accordingtohisresearch,witheachnewgeneration,averageIQscoreswouldincreaseby20percent.Butwhyarepeoplegettingsmarter?Flynnandmanyotherresearchersbelievethishassomethingtodowithtechnology(技術(shù)).Newtechnologieshavefurtherdevelopedourbrains.Theyhavemadeusthinkbetter.Sowemaybebetteratcompletingthemissingpartsofapuzzle(拼圖)thanourparents.Butbeingsmartdoesn’tmakeyouwise.Wisdomcomeswithageandexperience.Ahighscoreinacomputergamewillnothelpyousolvetheeverydayproblemsoflife.Forthat,asmartkidwillturntothewisdomofhisparentsandgrandparents.34.Howdoparentsoftenfeelabouttheirchildren’sabilitytousetechnology?

A．Surprised.B．Worried.C．Nervous.D．Embarrassed.35.WhathasbeenprovedonIQtestsaroundtheworldthesedays?

A．Childreneasilyuseappsonsmartphones.B．Mostchildrenplayvideogamesbetterthantheirparents.C．ChildrenarebornwithahighIQ.D．Mostchildrenarebornsmarterthantheirparents.36.Whatcausedthe“FlynnEffect”accordingtothepassage?

A．Bettereducation.B．Newtechnologies.C．Abetterenvironment.D．Newexperiences.37.Thefollowingfactsshowthe“FlynnEffect”EXCEPT________.

A．a(chǎn)childmayeasilyfindappsonasmartphoneB．a(chǎn)childmaybegoodatcompletingthemissingpartsofapuzzle.C．a(chǎn)highscoreinavideogamewon’thelpsolvetheproblemsinlifeD．a(chǎn)ten-year-oldchildcanmoveupthroughthelevelsofavideogameeasilyInthecave,Isawgoldcoinsinacorner.TheywereFlint’streasure!Wehadcomesofartofindthis.AlreadyithadcostthelivesofseventeenmenfromtheHispaniola.Andhowmanyothers?Howmanyshipshadgonetothebottomofthesea?Howmanybravemenhadbeenkilledforthis?Perhapsnomanalivecouldtellfromview,andIhadneverfelthappiertoleaveaplacebehind.Nextmorning,wemovedallthegoldtothebeach.ThenwetookitbyboattotheHispaniola.Itwasabigjobforsosmallanumberofmen.Thenatlast,onesunnymorning,wesailedoutofNorthInletandtowardsthenearestport(港口)inSpanishAmerica.Beforeafternoon,TreasureIslandhadgone.Thesunwasgoingdownwhenwesailedintotheport,andthedoctorandMr.Trelawneytookmetothebeach.Whenwecameback,BenGunnwaswaitingforus.“Silverhasgone,”hetoldus,“butnotempty-handed.He’stakenoneofthebagsofcoinsperhapsworththreeorfourhundredguineas.”Ithinkwewereallpleasedtolosethebadmanatsosmallaprice.Wefoundsomesailorsfortheshipattheport,andthenhadagoodjourneyhome.OnlyfiveofthemenwhohadsailedfromBristolwiththeHispaniolareturnedwithher.Wealltookalargepieceofthetreasure.Someuseditwisely,butsomedidnot.CaptainSmollettnolongergoestosea.Graysavedhismoneyandnowisahalf-ownerandcaptainofafineship.BenGunngotathousandpoundswhichhespentorlostinthreeweeks,thenhecamebeggingandwasgivenajobasagatekeeper.OfSilverwehaveheardnomore.Thatscaryseamanwithoneleghasgoneoutofmylife.IwillneverreturntoTreasureIsland,butinmyworstdreamsIstillhearthesharp,highcriesofCaptainFlinttheparrot,“Piecesofeight!Piecesofeight!”38.WhatdoyouknowfromParagraph1?

A．Seventeenpeoplelefttheislandontheship.B．Thereweresomanygoldcoinsintheships.C．Manypeoplelosttheirlivesforthetreasure.D．Onlythewriterfoundgoldcoinsinthecave.39.Whichistherightorderofthestory?①Wesailedintotheport.②WesailedoutofNorthInlet.③Wemovedallthegoldtothebeach.④WetookitbyboattotheHispaniola.

A．③②④①B．③④②①C．②①④③D．②④①③40.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A．Astoryaboutlookingfortreasure.B．Astoryaboutlivingonanisland.C．Astoryabouttakingarelaxingtrip.D．Astoryaboutfindingdifferentjobs.TakingstressoutofexamsPre-examstressisoneofthebiggestproblemsinstudents’lives.Itmakesyoufeelbadandstopsyoufromthinkingclearly.41Beorganizedandstartearly.Thebestwaytodealwithexamstressistohaveagoodstudyplan.Decidewhichsubjectstostudyeverydayandhowmuchtimetospendoneachone.42Don’tbeafraidtoask.Whenwedon’tunderstandsomething,wefeelstressed.It’snormal.Butdon’tworryaboutit,dosomethingaboutit!Askyourteachersforhelp.Youmayfindithardtobelievebutalltheteacherswanttheirstudentstodowellinexams.Healthybody,healthybrain.Yourbodyneedsexerciseforyourbraintoworkbetter.43Itcanjustmakeyoumorestressed.Dosomesports,gotothegymorjustgoforawalkbutgetupandmove!44It’simportantforyourbraintorest,sotrytogeteighthours’sleepeverynight.Eatahealthydietandavoiddrinkswithcaffeinethatcanstopyoufromsleepingwell.Don’tkeepyourstresstoyourself.Finally,ifyouhavefollowedalltheadviceandyoustillfeelstressed,thendon’tkeepittoyourself.45Weallneedhelpsometimes.

A．Eatandsleepwell.B．Talktosomeone,yourmumordad,afriendorateacher,andtellthemhowyoufeel.C．Sodon’tstudyallthetime.D．Itisimportanttomakeadecision.E．Anddon’twaituntilthelastminutetostudyeverything.F．Herearesometipstohelpyoulowerthestressofexams.四、單詞拼寫46.Manyforeignersarebecominginterestedin________(古代的)worksofartinthePalaceMuseum.47.Mr.Wangisthe________(嚴(yán)格的)teacherI’veevermet.48.Canyoutellmewhose______(發(fā)音)isthebestinyourclass?49.IthinkEnglish________(語法)isalittledifficultforus.Whataboutyou?50.TheInternetissowidelyusedthatwecan’t________(想象)whatlifewillbelikewithoutit.51.ReadingEnglish________(loud)isagoodwaytoimproveourspokenEnglish.52.Mr.Lidoesn’tliketomake________(speak)inpublic.53.Becauseof________(care),hegotverylowgradesinthelasttest.54.Waterisoneofthemost________(value)resourcesandwemusttryourbesttosaveit.55.Tobreakthe________(silent),theteachertoldajokeandthestudentsalllaughedrightaway.五、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面短文，用英語回答短文后的問題（每題回答字?jǐn)?shù)不超過10個(gè)詞）。ItwasgettingdarkanditwassnowingheavilywhenScroogemovedalongthestreetwiththeghost.Whentheyarrivedatadoor,theyheardalaugh.ItwasagreatsurprisetoScroogetorecognizethelaughfromhisownnephew（侄子）Fred.Theyentered.Abouttwentypeoplesatandtalkedhappily.Theycouldn’tseeScroogeandtheghost.“Ha,ha,ha!”criedFred,“MyunclesaidthatChristmaswasatrick!Andhebelievedittoo!”“Shameforhim,Fred!”saidMary,Fred’snicewife,angrily.“He’safunnyoldfellow,”saidFred,“He’srich,buthiswealthisofnousetohim.Hedoesn’tdoanygoodwithit.AndIhavenothingtosayagainsthim.”Afterthat,theybegantoplayagame.Allthepeopledidithappily,youngandold,andsodidScrooge.Hewasreallyenjoyinghimself.Heevenforgotthattheycouldn’tseeorhearhim.TheGhostwasgreatlypleasedtofindScroogeinthismood,andScroogedidn’twanttoleave.“Hereisanothergame,”saidScrooge.“Allowmetostayonehalfhour,Spirit,onlyonehalfhour.”ThatwasaGamecalled“YesandNo”—Whensomeonethoughtofsomething,therestmustfindoutwhatitwasbygettingtheanswer“yes”or“no”.ItwasFred’sturn.Helaughedandlaughed.Atlast,hiswifeMarycriedout,“Ihavefounditout!It’syourUncleScro-o-o-o-oge!”“Certainlyitis!Hehasgivenusplentyofmerriment,Iamsure,”saidFred,“Hereisaglassofwinereadytoourhandnow,andIsay,‘UncleScrooge!’”“Well!UncleScrooge!”heycried.“AMerryChristmasandaHappyNewYeartotheoldman,whateverheis!”saidFred.UncleScroogeimperceptiblybecamesohappyandlightofheart.IftheGhosthadgivenhimtime,hewouldliketosaysomething.Butthewholescenepassedoffinthebreathofthelastwordspokenbyhisnephew.（取材于揚(yáng)州市“五個(gè)一百工程”指定閱讀書目《圣誕頌歌》）56.Whatwastheweatherlikethatnight?____________________________________________________57.WhydidMaryshameforScrooge?____________________________________________________58.Howmanygamesdidtheyplayattheparty?____________________________________________________59.Whydidn’tScroogewanttoleave?____________________________________________________60.Accordingtotheunderlinedsentence,whatdoyouthinkScroogewouldliketosay?____________________________________________________六、短文填空Kidsarealwayslookingforwardtogrowingup.Butgrowingupissometimesh61forsomeofus.Whenwehavetrouble,beingb62canbemoreusefulthancryingoutforhelp.Hereisastoryaboutaman,Jack.Hewasb63intoapoorfamilyin1982.Whenhewas11,hisfatherbecamementally(精神上)illandbroughtbackababygirl.Oneyearlater,hismotherleftwithhisyoungerbrother.S64then,Jackhastakencareofhisfatherandsister.Hecarriedthefamilyburden(負(fù)擔(dān))bravely.Ononehand,hetrieddifferentwaystot65hisfather’sillness.Ontheotherhand,hehadtotakecareofhislittlesister.AndJackstillk66ongoingtoschool.