2025~2026學(xué)年江蘇省揚州市樹人學(xué)校九龍湖校區(qū)九年級上學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷一、單項選擇1.—Whatdoyouthinkof________ideaoftakingpartin‘EarthHour’?—Wonderful!I’veneverheardof________one!Wecanreducepollutioninthisway.

A．a(chǎn)n;thebetterB．the;abetterC．a(chǎn)n;abetterD．the;thebetter2.ThebooktellingthelivesofpeopleinShanxi________usofthehardtimesinthepast.Weshouldtreasureourlivestoday.

A．realizedB．remindedC．requiredD．repeated3.Thegoldmaskfromancienttimesiskeptsowellthatitlooks________new.

A．a(chǎn)sgoodasB．a(chǎn)swellasC．a(chǎn)smuchasD．a(chǎn)smanyas4.WhenIamfeelingblue,Iprefer________aroundthelake________myselfup.

A．towalk;tocheeringB．towalk;tocheerC．walking;tocheeringD．walking;tocheer5.—Tocommunicatewell,weshouldpayattentionto________ourspokenEnglish.—Icouldn’tagreemore.

A．improveB．improvedC．toimproveD．improving6.—WhenshallIhandinmyreport?—Assoonasit________tomorrow.

A．completesB．iscompletedC．willcompleteD．willbecompleted7.—Couldyoutellme________?—Sure,andtheearlier,thecheaper.

A．howlongitwilltaketogettoMoscowB．ifIcanbookadirectflighttoMoscowonlineC．whereIcanbuyaticketforthedirectflighttoMoscowD．whethercanIbuyatickettoMoscowwithoutmypassport8.Chinahastheworld’slargestpopulationofuniversitygraduates,soprovidingthemwithjobsisreallya______fortheChinesegovernment.

A．challengeB．competitionC．purposeD．situation9.Iamstrict________myhealthandIwouldrather________somesnacksforlunch.

A．a(chǎn)bout;nothavingB．with;nothaveC．with;nottohaveD．a(chǎn)bout;nothave10.TheVolunteers:TotheWar2,directedbyChenKaige,cameoutinOctober.Peopleweresodeeplytouchedbythefilmthattheycouldn’tpraiseit________.

A．toomanyB．somuchC．a(chǎn)lotD．toomuch11.—IfeltveryproudwhenIsawmanythingsmadeinChinaduringmystayinEurope.—There’sstillalongwaytogo.________“MadeinChina”“CreatedinChina”iswhatweneed.

A．Either;orB．Notonly;butalsoC．Both;andD．Neither;nor12.Becauseofenoughexerciseandagooddiet,Tom’sgrandfatheralwayslooksinthepink.Thephrase“inthepink”means________.

A．fullofwisdomB．ingoodhealthC．inneedoffoodD．inneedofstrength13.—Doyoubelieve________mancanliveonMarsinthefuture?—It’shardtosay.Scientistsarestillnotsure________wecangrowplantsonMars.

A．if;thatB．whether;ifC．that;thatD．that;whether14.Ifind________necessarytoaccepthisadvicebecauseit’sofgreat_________tome.

A．it’s;valuableB．that;valueC．that;valuableD．it;value15.—IlovemakingfriendsontheInternet.Allofmyonlinefriendsaresokindtome.—________Fewofthemwouldbecomeyourrealfriends.

A．Icouldn’tagreemore.B．Nevermind.C．That’snotthecase.D．That’sforsure.二、完形填空Oneofmyearliestmemoriesisplaying“shops”withmygranddadwhenIwas5yearsold.After________schoolat15,Iworkedinafruitshop,butIhadno________ofhowtorunmyownshopbackthen.Severalyearslater,Igotmarried.MyhusbandEricandIheardaboutashopforsaleinthenearbyvillage.Wehadalookanddecidedtohaveashopofourown.ThatwasJanuary1973.Shopkeepingwas________tous,soweoftendidn’tknowwhatthe________wereaskingfor.Butwesoonlearned.Wecantellbytheweatherhow________theshopisgoingtobe.Onwetdaysthereareveryfewpeoplearound,andwhenit’s________peoplewantbreadandmilk,asthey’reworriedaboutbeingsnowedin.Whenit’shot,everyonebuyscolddrinksandicecream.Morepeopleshoponlinenowadays,buttheystillcomehereforthings________fromtheirorder.I’vekeptupwithtechnologyandhaveacardreader,buttheshopitselfhasn’tchangedmuch.Now,asI’mgettingolder,it’sopenfrom7a.m.to6p.m.onweekdays________closingat8:30p.m.However,Ikeepitopenuntil2p.m.atweekends.Ericpassedaway16yearsago,butIam________gettingridof(處理掉)theshop.Iloveitall—talkingtothecustomersandgetting________theywant.Therearecustomerswhocomeintwoorthreetimesaday,andweseeseveralgenerationsoffamilies.Customersoftentellmetheir________andIofferadviceifIcan.Itwasthe50thanniversary(周年紀(jì)念)oftheshoponJanuary13thisyear.Iwantedtodosomething________,soIheldapartyandhaddrinksandnibbleswithcustomers.Ialso________abookaboutmymemoriesintheshop.It’scalledJustAskJenny,asI’malwaysthefirstportofcallwhenanyonewantstoknow________.Thisshophasbeenmylife.Inever________Iwouldstillbehereafter50years,butIloveitandthepeople.It’swhatkeepsmegoing,andI’vegotnoplanofretiring(退休).16.A．a(chǎn)ttendingB．visitingC．leavingD．changing17.A．choiceB．ideaC．decisionD．time18.A．goodB．newC．experiencedD．disappointed19.A．customersB．sellersC．usersD．market20.A．commonB．expensiveC．coldD．busy21.A．snowyB．rainyC．windyD．sunny22.A．a(chǎn)ppearingB．comingC．missingD．producing23.A．a(chǎn)saresultofB．becauseofC．infearofD．insteadof24.A．a(chǎn)lwaysB．neverC．seldomD．often25.A．whatB．howC．thatD．which26.A．suggestionsB．questionsC．surprisesD．problems27.A．traditionalB．specialC．changeableD．historical28.A．readB．wroteC．borrowedD．learned29.A．a(chǎn)nythingB．everythingC．nothingD．nobody30.A．feltB．hopedC．imaginedD．worked三、閱讀理解OnJanuary20,2025,aChinesetechnologycompanymadeanewAIcalledDeepSeek-R1.Thissmartprogramcostsmuchlesstobuildandit’sfreetouse.Asaresult,it’susednotonlyamongadultsbutalsoamongteenagers.Recently,wehaveaskedourreaderstodiscussifstudentsshoulduseAIfortheirschoolwork.

Andrew,15asecondaryschoolstudentWeshouldn’tintroduceAIintoschools.First,someschoolswouldn’tbeabletoaffordthelatesttechnology,andthatcancreateanunfairsituationfortheirstudents.Second,teachersmightnotknowhowtomakefulluseofAIprogramsintheirclasses.Mostimportantly,AIjustprovidesuswithinformationwhileteachersknowhowtohelpustakeitin.Lily,21acollegestudentLearningaboutAIcanhelpprepareforourtechnology-filledfuture.UsingAIhelpsstudentsdevelopcritical(批判的)thinkingandproblem-solvingskills.Andit’sgoodforstudentstoknowaboutAI’sadvantagesanddisadvantagesearly.Aslongasit’sdonewell,learningaboutAIinschoolscanchangesocietyforthebetter.MrWang,36aparentAImaybegoodforadults,butit’snotwiseforkidstodependonitbeforelearningaboutthebasictasksofeducation.That’swhyschoolsteachkidshandwritingandspellingwhenmostadultstype.Kids’brainsneedtobeexercisedtodevelop,justliketheirbodies.MissLi,42ateacherAIwillchangethewaystudentslearn.Manypeoplefearthatitmightleadtosometrouble,suchascheating(欺騙),butinfactitcanguidestudentsthroughquestionsinsteadofdirectlygivingthemtheanswer.Itcanalsoworkwithteacherstocreatesuitablelessonplanssothatnostudentswillfallbehindinclass.31.WhosupportsthestudentsinusingAIfortheirschoolworkinthepassage?

A．AndrewandLily.B．AndrewandMrWang.C．LilyandMissLi.D．MrWangandMissLi.32.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．DeepSeek-R1costsmuchtobuildandit’sexpensivetouse.B．AIisveryuseful,butithasbothadvantagesanddisadvantages.C．AIprovidesuswithinformationandknowshowtohelpustakeitin.D．NoschoolsteachkidshandwritingandspellingnowbecauseofAIprograms.33.Whereisthepassagemostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Amagazine.B．Atravelguide.C．Adictionary.D．Anadvertisement.TwoyoungChinesestreetdancers,10-year-oldSongHaomingand14-year-oldFuJunxi,havetakentheglobalstreetdancescenebystorm.CompetingintheHip-HopadultcategoryattheJusteDebout2025WorldFinalsinParisonMarch3,2025,theteamdefeatedtwotopinternationalpairstoreachthesemifinals—markingthebestperformanceeverbyaChineseteaminthecompetition’shistory.ThetwodancersshowedthespiritofChinesemartialartsintheirperformance.Theystartedwithapolitefist-and-palmsalute,thenamazedeveryonewithastreetdancemixedwithkungfumoveslikePhoenixThreeNods,DrunkenFist,TaiChi,WingChun,andShaolinspinningkicks.Theirmovesweresharpandsmooth,lightingupthestage—andthebestpart?Theydesignedthewholemovesthemselves!Alltheachievementscamefromtheiryearsofhardwork.FuJunxibeganlearningstreetdanceattheageoffiveandahalf,whileSongHaomingstartedpracticingasearlyasthree.Theirsmoothteamworkonstagerisesfromyearsofdancetraining.InSongHaoming’shome,thelivingroomisfilledwithhisdanceawards.Hismomsharedthatwheneverschoolworkisn’ttooheavy,hepracticesnonstop—evenrepeatingasinglemovehundredsoftimes.Bruisedknees?Normal.Tohim,“Dancingistiringbutbringsjoy.”Hepusheshimselftoimproveeveryday,neverignoringdetails.AsforFuJunxi,heturnedhis6-square-metrediningroomintoadancestudio.Everynight,hepracticesformorethantwohoursinfrontofamirror:“Thoughheoncefeltlikequitting,hisparents’supportkepthimgoing.Now,after7years,danceisthis“happychildhood.”JusteDebout(afamousdancecompetition)praisedthemonline:“ThesefearlessyoungdancersfromChinaconqueredthestagewithunstoppableenergy!”WhentheyoungdancerscheeredontheParisstagewrappedinChina’snationalflag,itshowedtheworldtheenergyandcreativityofChinesecultureshiningbrightly.Nowthatthecompetitionhasended,bothchildrenhavereturnedtoschoolandnormalstudies.Yettheircreativejourneycontinues,astheyplantomixChina’sintangibleculturalheritage—includingliondance,bianlian(face-changing),andtraditionalopera—withstreetdance.Thoughjustintheirearlyteens,theyembracebothchallengesandhighexpectationsforwhatliesahead.34.What’sspecialaboutSongandFu’sperformanceattheJusteDebout2025Finals?

A．TheydesignedTaiChiontheirown.B．Theyshowedsmoothmovesonthestage.C．Theyusedstormscenesintheirstreetdance.D．TheymixedChinesemartialartswithmoves.35.Howdidthetwodancersachievetheirsmoothteamworkonstage?

A．Withthehelpofaprofessionaldesigner.B．Throughyearsofdancetrainingandpractice.C．Bylearningfromfamousinternationaldancers.D．Byattendingthesameschoolandpracticingtogetherdaily.36.WhatdoesthetextshowaboutFu’spractice?

A．Heprefersoutdoorpracticespaces.B．Hetrainsalonewithskilledcoaches.C．Hedancesonweekendstofocusonschoolwork.D．Hepracticesinhisdancestudioforovertwohoursnightly.37.Accordingtothetext,whatfutureplansdothedancershave?

A．ToshowtraditionalChineseculturalelements(元素).B．Tobecomedancejudgesinsteadofperformers.C．Tostopdancingandreturntotheirschoollives.D．Tocompeteonlyinnational-levelcompetitions.ThelittleprincearrivedontheEarth.Hefirstmetasnakeinthedesert.“Goodevening,”saidthelittleprincepolitely.“Goodevening,”saidthesnake.“Whichisthewaytothemen?”thelittleprinceasked.“Themenarethere,”saidthesnake,“overthere.Threeorfourofthemarehuntingbutterflies.Theychangetheirplacesagreatdeal.Itishardtofindthem.Thebutterfliesaremucheasiertofind.Good-bye.”Thelittleprincedidnotunderstandwhatthesnakecouldmean.Buthewasnotafraid.Snakesarenotsostrongasalittleprince.Butthesnakecanbite,andabitefromasnakecanbedeadly.Thenthelittleprincecameuponagardenfilledwithroses.Therewerethousandsofthem.“Aha!”hesaid.“Thereareroseseverywhere!”Hewassad.Hisrosehadtoldhimthatshewastheonlyoneofherkindinthewholeuniverse.Andherewerefivethousandofthem,allalike,inonesinglegarden!“Shewouldbeveryangry,”hesaidtohimself,“ifshesawthat…shewouldcoughalotandpretendtobedying,toavoidbeinglaughedat.”Thenhelearnedthathisrosewasnottheonlyoneofherkind.Buttohim,shewasstillthemostimportantoneinthewholeworld,becauseshewastherosehehadtamed.Herememberedthetimewhenhehadtakencareofher,wateredher,putascreenaroundher,andlistenedtoher.Afterthat,hemetafox.“Goodmorning,”saidthelittleprince.“Goodmorning,”saidthefox.“Willyouplaywithme?”askedthelittleprince.“Iamsounhappy.”“Icannotplaywithyou,”thefoxsaid.“Ihavenotbeentamed.”“Whatdoesthatmean—‘tamed’?”askedthelittleprince.“Itisanacttoooftenneglected.”saidthefox.“Itmeanstobuildties.”“Tobuildties?”“Justthat,”saidthefox.“Tome,youarestillnothingmorethanalittleboywhoisjustlikeahundredthousandotherlittleboys.AndIhavenoneedofyou.Andyou,onyourpart,havenoneedofme.Toyou.Iamnothingmorethanafoxlikeahundredthousandotherfoxes.Butifyoutameme,thenweshallneedeachother.Tome,youwillbeuniqueinalltheworld.Toyou.Ishallbeuniqueinalltheworld...”Thelittleprincedecidedtotamethefox.Andaftersometime,thefoxwastamed.Whenitwastimeforthelittleprincetoleave,thefoxwassad.Butthefoxhadalsolearnedsomethingfrombeingtamed.“Itisthetimeyouhavewastedforyourrosethatmakesyourrosesoimportant,”thefoxtoldthelittleprince.38.Whywasthelittleprincesadwhenhesawthegardenofroses?

A．Becausethereweretoomanyrosesanditwashardtochooseone.B．Becausehisrosehadliedtohimthatshewastheonlyoneintheuniverse.C．Becauseherealizedhisrosewasnotuniqueinaphysicalsensebutstillthemostimportanttohim.D．Becausehewasworriedhisrosewouldbeangrywithhimforseeingsomanyotherroses.39.Whatdoestheword“tamed”meanaccordingtothefox?

A．Tobetrainedtobewell-behaved.B．Toformaspecialrelationshipandconnection.C．Tomakesomeoneorsomethinglesswild.D．Tobecomefriendswithsomeone.40.Whatcanweinferfromthestory?

A．Thelittleprincedidn’treallylovehisroseatfirst.B．ThesnakewasfriendlyandhelpfultothelittleprinceC．Thefoxwasindifferenttothelittleprince’sdeparture.D．Thelittleprince’sexperiencewiththefoxmadehimunderstandthevalueofhisrosemoredeeply.41.Whatisthemainthemeofthispartofthestory?

A．TheexplorationofthelittleprinceontheEarth.B．Thelittleprince’sunderstandingofloveanduniquenessthroughtaming.C．ThelittleprincemetdifferentanimalsontheEarth.D．Thelittleprince’ssearchforthemeaningoflife.Aspoonfulofpickles(泡菜)cansometimesmakeamealtastebetter.Recently,anewtypeofpickleisbeingdiscussed:“digitalpickles”.Itmeansthevideospeoplewatchwhileeating.Manypeoplethinkthatthevideoscanmaketheirfoodmoreappetizing(引起食欲的).Thetopicreceivedmorethan16millionclicksonawebsiteandabout100,000peopletookpartinthediscussion.ManyyoungpeopleinChinaarekeptcompanybyTVshowsorshortvideos.Manybelievethattheirfoodismoredeliciouswiththe“digitalpickles”.Canthishabitinfluenceyourdiet?Accordingtoaresearchpaperpublished(發(fā)表)in2019,youmayeatmorewithoutrealization.Theinternationalresearchteamasked62volunteerstofollowdifferenteatingpatternsforfourdays.Thepatternsincludedeatingwhilelookingatthemobilephoneandeatingwithoutdistraction(干擾).Theteamdiscoveredthateatingwithdistractionincreasedcalorieingestion(熱量攝入)byabout15%.Toexplorethereason,theteamalsoinvitedtwogroupsofpeople:onegroupatewhilelisteningtoanaudioclip(音樂片段)aboutanotherpersoneating;theotherlistenedtoaclipthathelpedthemimaginethemselveseating.Atlast,thesecondgroupatelessbecausetheyfocusedontheirfoodmore.Thisresultworksnotonlyforeatingmealsbutalsoforothertaskswhichneedalotofpatienceandskillsaswell.Aresearchteaminvited120volunteerstododifferenttaskswhileprovidingthemwithdrinksandsnacks.Whentheyfocusedontheirtasksandtheirattentionwasdistracted,theywerelesslikelytotellhowfulltheyfeltandatemorethantheyexpected.42.Whydopeopleeatmorewith“digitalpickles”?

A．Becausetheyaremorefocusedontheirmeals.B．Becausetheyaredistractedby“digitalpickles”.C．Becausethefoodtastesbetterwith“digitalpickles”.D．Becausethe“digitalpickles”makethemfeelhungrier.43.What’sthepurposeofthelastparagraph?

A．Toexplainhowtotellyouarefull.B．Topresenthowtoavoidbeingdistracted.C．Togiveanothercasethatcausesovereating.D．Todescribetheadvantagesof“digitalpickles”.44.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．EatingWhileTalkingB．FocusingonOurFoodC．EnjoyingDinnerwithaShowD．HavingFoodwithOtherPeople45.Whatisthebeststructureofthepassage?

A．B．C．D．四、單詞拼寫46.Iwillworkasanengineerofthe________(高速的)railway.47.Afterhemadeastupidmistake,hisparentsbecameeven________(嚴(yán)格的)withhim.48.Thepolicearetryingtheirbesttofindout________(原因)oftheaccident.49.HerEnglish________(發(fā)音)issopoorthatshespendsalotoftimeonit.50.Allthemusiciansstoodtherein________(安靜),waitingfortheresult.51.Theyappearina________(fix)orderandthecyclerepeatsevery12years.52.Hetoldmetothink________(two)beforespeaking.53.HiswifeCherylsaidshehadno________(worry)abouthishealth.54.It’swrongofthenursetoexplaintothesickman________(patient).55.Theteacher’sencouragementgavemealotof________(strong).五、任務(wù)型閱讀回答下面5個問題，每題答案不超過10個詞。Scientistsfindthathard-workingpeoplecanlivelongerthanidle(不工作的)people.Careerwomenarehealthierthanhousewives.Evidenceshowsthatthejoblessareinpoorerhealththanthejob-holder.Areportshowsthatwhenevertheunemploymentrate(失業(yè)率)increasesby1%,thedeathrateincreasesby2%.Allthiscomesdowntoonepoint:Workishelpfultoourhealth.Whyisworkgoodforhealth?Itisbecauseworkkeepspeoplebusy,awayfromloneliness.Researchshowsthatpeoplefeelnotonlyunhappybutalsoworriedwhentheyhavenothingtodo.Instead,thehappiestarethosewhoarebusy.Manyhighachieverswholovetheircareersfeelthattheyarehappiestwhentheyareworkinghard.Workservesasabridgebetweenmanandreality.Bywork,peoplecomeintocontactwitheachother.Ifpeopletakepartinsomeactivities,theycanfindfriendshipandwarmth.Thisishelpfultohealth.Thelossofworksometimesmeansthelossofeverything.Itaffectsamaninspiritandmakeshimeasytogetill.Besides,workgivesoneasenseoffulfillment(充實感).Workmakesonefeelhisvalueinsociety.Whenawriterfinisheshiswritingoradoctorsuccessfullyoperatesonapatientorateacherseeshisstudentsgrow,theyarehappybeyondwords.Fromtheabove,wecanknowthatthemoreyouwork,thehappierandhealthieryouwillbe.Letusworkhard,studywellandliveahappyandhealthylife.56.Whocanlivelonger,hard-workingpeopleoridlepeople?_______________________________________57.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinthefirstparagraph?_______________________________________58.Howdopeoplefeelwhentheydon’thaveanythingtodo?_______________________________________59.Howcanwefindfriendshipandwarmthinourdailylife?_______________________________________60.Whatdoyouthinkhardworkcanbringus?(自擬一句作答)_______________________________________六、短文填空J(rèn)ingdezhenhasalonghistoryandculture.Jingdezhenisk61asthe“PorcelainCapital”(瓷都)andbegantomakepottery(陶器)duringtheHanDynasty(206BC-AD220)andporcelainabout1,700yearsago.ThecityofJingdezhenhasbeenfamousforitsporcelainsincetheSongDynasty(960-1279).UndertheruleofEmperorZhenzong,thecitygotthenameJingdezhen.Attheb62oftheYuanDynasty,thecitystartedmakingporcelainforthegovernment.IntheMingandQingdynasties,porcelainfromJingdezhent63tomanyplacesaroundtheworld.Jingdezhenporcelainhasmanystyles.Theyi64elegantblue-and-whiteporcelain.Jingdezhenhasover30,000a65,including5,000foreigners,liv