2025~2026學(xué)年江蘇省揚(yáng)州市維揚(yáng)中學(xué)上學(xué)期九年級(jí)10月份月考英語試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.—Doyouknow2025istheYearof________Snake?—Sure.Itis________sixthsignintheChinesezodiaccycle(生肖).

A．a(chǎn);theB．/;theC．the;theD．the;/2.—What’syoursecretofwritingsowell?—Ireadalot,andtheworksofLuXunhadastrong________onmeasachild.

A．differenceB．a(chǎn)ttentionC．situationD．influence3.—OurEnglishteacheralwaystellsustocirclethekeywordswhendoingreadingexercises.—It’sausefulskill.Soitcan’tberepeated________often.

A．soB．tooC．veryD．quite4.Whilereadingthefollowingmaterial,whichreadingskillcanhelpwhenyouwanttogetthespecificinformation?

A．Skimming.B．Scanning.C．Detailedreading.D．Guessing.5.Noonecansayfor________whattheyaretalkingabout.

A．funB．certainC．trueD．free6.—Howmuchdifficultydidyouhave________outthemathsproblem?—________.It’squiteeasy.

A．towork;NothingB．towork;NoneC．working;NoneD．working;Nothing7.—What’swrongwithyourcomputer?—I’msure________thereissomethingwrongwithit,butIwonder________itcanberepaired.

A．that;thatB．that;whetherC．if;whetherD．whether;that8.Myparentsseemedtohavelots________beforeIwenttocollege.Infact,it’snotnecessarythatthey’llbe________deadinalongtimeofdeparture(離開).

A．toworry;aswellasB．toworryabout;asgoodasC．worryingabout;sogoodasD．worry;sowellas9.—Heneverreadsnewspapers,________?—________.Heoftentellsussomethinginterestinginthenewspapers.

A．doesn’the;YesB．doeshe;YesC．doeshe;NoD．doesn’the;No10.Ithinkhissuggestionsareofgreat________toyouandyou’dbetter________them.

A．help;takeB．helpful;takingC．help;beingtakenD．helpful;totake11.—Theissueof“pre-mademeals”hascaughtmuchattention.Whatdoyouthink?—Idon’tthinktheyarehealthy.I________foodonmyownthaneatpre-mademeals.

A．prefertocookB．prefercookingC．wouldcookD．wouldrathercook12.—Whydon'tyougetusedtothelifeinsuchabigcity?—_____thecrowdedtraffic____thehighlivingcost.Theonlyreasonistheterriblepollution.

A．Notonly;butalsoB．Either;orC．Both;andD．Neither;nor13.Sora,thenewAI,surprisestheworldwithveryrealisticvideos.Iwonder________.

A．howsoonwillSorabewidelyputintouseB．howdoesSoraturnswordsintoa60-secondvideoC．howlongittakesSoratoturnwordsintoavideoD．thatSorahasmoreadvantagesthanChatGPT14.---Ican’tbelieveyoufinishedtheworksoquickly.---That’sbecauseseveralclassmateshelpedme.Nowondertheysay_______.

A．eachdoghasitsdayB．EarlybirdcatchesthewormC．toomanycooksspoilthebrothD．Manyhandsmakelightwork15.—IlikeshoppingontheInternet.Ithinkthethingsonitarecheapandnice.—________.Somanypeoplehaveboughtfake(假的)products.

A．That’snotthecaseB．Ican’tagreemoreC．That’sforsureD．I’mpleasedtoknowthat二、完形填空閱讀下列短文，從文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。Myfamilyhadneverdoneanythingdifferentbefore.SowhenAuntJeninvitedustoher________springfarmparty,Iwasreallyexcited.Idecidedtomakethedayspecial,soIbakedcupcakesforthepartyanddecoratedthemtolooklikesoftsheepbyusingsome________.“Yummy!”MysisterIndisaidwithalaugh,quicklystealingacandy.“That’senough,Indi!Ineedthoseformysheep!”“Dorealsheepeatthese?”“They’rejustformakingthecupcakeslook________!”Ilaughedtoo.Soon,IndiandmybrotherTexjoinedin.They________somanycandiesthattheircupcakeslookedmorelikestrangeanimalsthanmysheep.“Timetogonow,”Dadannounced.Butthingsdidn’tgo________asusual.First,Texcouldn’tfindhisshoes.ThenMomrealizedshe’d________herwalletathome.HalfwaytoAuntJen’s,Indisuddenlyneededabathroom.Wehadtotakealongwaytofindone.Dadthen________anewbackroad,butitonlyledusfartheraway.Aswewereinthemiddleofnowhere,ourcarstartedmakingastrangenoiseand________.“Helpwon’tcomeforatleastanhour,”Momsaid,sounding________.“Now,we’ll________thewholeparty!”Texcomplained.Dadsmiledandpointedtoafieldfullofcolorfulflowers.“Whynothaveourownpicnichere?”Atfirst,weweren’texcitedaboutit,butaswe________theblanketandstartedeating,somethingamazinghappened.AhugebutterflygentlylandedonIndi’sknee.Nearby,twosmallrabbits________acrossthegrass,happilyeating.Suddenly,weheardaloudrustling,andhundredsofbirdsshotupfromthetrees,flyingintotheskyinhugecirclesaboveus.“Wow!”Icried.“It’slike________!”“Migration(遷徙)season,”Dadsaid.“ThesebirdstravelthroughCaliforniaeveryspring—millionsofthem!”WenevermadeittoAuntJen’sfarm,________thatdidn’tmatter.Sittinginthatfield,enjoyingmycupcakesundertheopensky,Iunderstoodsomethingimportant:whenthingsdon’tworkout,disappointments(失望)may________unexpectedwonders.Keepyoureyesopen,andyoumightfindjoyrightunderyournose!16.A．dailyB．weeklyC．monthlyD．yearly17.A．candiesB．bananasC．tomatoesD．flowers18.A．freshB．cuteC．clearD．sweet19.A．boughtB．madeC．a(chǎn)ddedD．ordered20.A．badlyB．freelyC．quietlyD．smoothly21.A．foundB．leftC．broughtD．checked22.A．triedB．markedC．mentionedD．repaired23.A．a(chǎn)ppearedB．a(chǎn)rrivedC．stoppedD．dropped24.A．excitedB．tiredC．relaxedD．surprised25.A．changeB．organizeC．shareD．miss26.A．spreadoutB．handedoutC．cutoutD．carriedout27.A．rodeB．flewC．jumpedD．climbed28.A．windB．magicC．musicD．fog29.A．a(chǎn)ndB．orC．butD．so30.A．hideB．loseC．forgetD．a(chǎn)void三、閱讀理解WelcometoStarHunterParty7:00p.m.—10:00p.m.onMar.9th,2025PleasejointheSkywatchClubbeforeMar.8th.HaveyoueverseentheArcturus(大角星)whichisthebrighteststarinspring?Ifyouareagedfrom13to19,welcometoourStarHunterParty!Youcanenjoyfood,drinksandlightmusicthere.Youcanmakefriendswithsomeonewhohasthesamehobby.TIPSFORTHEPARTY:●Useaflashlight(手電筒)witharedfilter(濾光器)tohelpyoufindtheway.Pleaseavoidshiningyourlightoutontothefieldwhenyouenter.Instead,kindlypointthebeam(光線)downandinfrontofyou.Thisispolitetoothersonthefield.●Telescopes(望遠(yuǎn)鏡)willbesetuptoviewthestar.Ifyoualreadyhaveatelescope,feelfreetobringitalong.Andwesuggestyouarrivehalfanhourearlier,though,tohaveenoughtimetosetitup.Pleasecallusat3141799oremailatstarhunter@formoreinformation.Ifitisrainyorcloudythatnight,thepartywillbeputoffuntilMar.16.Anychangeswillbepostedonthewebsite.31.Whatcan’tyoudointheStarHunterParty?

A．Eatsomefood.B．Singsongs.C．Makefriends.D．Watchthestar.32.Whichisthecorrectwaytousetheflashlight?

A．B．C．D．33.Whenisitbetterforyoutoarriveifyoubringyourowntelescope?

A．Before6:00p.m.B．Before9:30p.m.C．At6:30p.m.D．At10:00p.m.WhentheclockstruckOne,alightflashedintheroom.Scroogesatup,andfoundhimselffacetofacewithaghost.TheGhostofChristmasPastthatMarleytoldhimaboutcame.Itwasverystrange.Itwastheheightofachildbutitlookedlikeanoldman.Itslonghairwaswhitelikeanoldman’s,buttherewerenowrinklesonitsface.Itworeawhitetunic(袍子).Itheldabigcapunderitsarm.WhenScroogesawtheGhostmovetowardsthewindow,hewasfrightened.“I’mamortal(凡人),”saidScrooge,“I’llfall.”TheGhostlaiditshandonScrooge’sheartandsaid,“Youwon’tfall!”Asitspoke,theypassedthroughthewall.Andtheystoodonacountryroad.“GoodHeavens!”saidScrooge,ashelookedabouthim.“Igrewuphere.Iwasaboyhere!”Theywalkedalongtheroad.AndScroogerecognizedeverytreeandeverygate.Alltheseboyswerehappyandshoutingtoeachother.“Theyareonlyshadows,”saidtheGhost.“Theycan’tseeus.”Scroogeknewalltheboys.Butwhywashesohappytoseethem?WhywashehappywhentheycalledMerryChristmastoeachother?”heaskedhimself.“Theschoolisnotquiteempty,”saidtheGhost.“Onechildisstillthere.”“Iknow,”saidScroogewithatearinhiseye.Theysooncametoalong,emptyclassroom.Atoneofthedesks,alonelyboywasreadingabook.Scroogesatdownonabenchandcriedwhenhesawhimself.“Iwish,”Scroogemuttered,afterdryinghiseyeswithhissleeve,“butit’stoolatenow.”“What’sthematter?”askedtheGhost.“Nothing,”saidScrooge.“TherewasaboysingingaChristmascarolatmydoorlastnight.Iwouldliketogivehimsomemoney.That’sall.”—TakenfromAChristmasCarol34.Whodoyouthinkthelonelyboyreadingabookis?

A．Marley.B．Scrooge.C．Scrooge’sson.D．TheGhostofChristmasPast.35.WhydidScroogecrywhenhesawtheboy?

A．BecauseScroogerememberedhewaslonelyasachild.B．BecauseScroogethoughttheboywasverypoorlikehim.C．BecauseTheGhostofChristmasPastmadehimangry.D．BecauseTheGhostofChristmasPasthelpedhimfindhisson.36.WhydidScroogesay“butit’stoolatenow.”?

A．BecauseScroogethoughtoftheboyswhoplayedwithhiminthepast.B．BecauseScroogeadmiredtheboyswhowerepleasedwitheachother.C．BecauseScroogeregretted(后悔)givingsomemoneytotheboysingingaChristmascarol.D．BecauseScroogeregrettednotgivingsomemoneytotheboysingingaChristmascarol.37.Theunderlinedword“wrinkles”inParagraph3probablymeans“________”.

A．黑痣B．疤痕C．皺紋D．雀斑Togetabetterideaofhowfarbeesusuallytravel,researchersatPennStateworkedtodevelopawaytofollowbees.Beesareusuallystudiedinalabornearone.Buttheresearcherswantedtodevelopasystemthatcouldworkanywhereandbeusedbyanyone.Researchersworkedwithengineerstocreate“AprilTags”,whicharesimilartoQRcodes(二維碼).Thesecodesareeasyforcamerastofindandread,evenwhenthelightisn’tgood.Theyaresmallerthanacoin,andcanbestuckonthebackofbeeswithoutcausinganyharm.Butstickingthousandsof“AprilTags”wasalotofwork.Theresearchersmainlystudiedyoungbees,tagging(貼標(biāo)簽)600ofthemeverytwoweeks.Overthespringandsummer,theresearcherstaggedover32,000beesspreadacrosssixdifferenthives(蜂箱).Byputtingacamerapoweredbythesunandatinycomputerabovethedoortoeachhive,theresearcherscouldfollowthetaggedbees.Theycouldshowwheneachbeeleftthehiveandwhenitreturned.Thenewsystemgavetheresearchersalotofinformationaboutthebees’flying.Theyfoundthatmosttripsoutsidethehivetookbetweenoneandfourminutes.Theresearchersthoughttheseshorttripswereusedforquickjobslikecheckingtheweather.Evenlongertripswereshorterthan20minutes.Butabout34%ofthebeestooktripsthatlastedlongerthantwohours.Theresearcherssaidthiscouldshowthatthebeesweremakinglongertripstocollectfood.Theresearchersnoticedthatthebeesspentmoretimeoutcollectingwhentherewerefewerflowersaround.Researchersknowthatbeesuseaspecial“dance”tocommunicatewitheachotheraboutwheretocollectfood.Nowtheresearcherswanttoseehowtheirnewfindingsmatchupwiththespecialdance.Theyplantoteachbeekeepersandotherresearchershowtousetheirsystem.38.Whataretheadvantages(優(yōu)點(diǎn))of“AprilTags”accordingtothepassage?①Easytoread.②Safetobees.③Cheaptobuy.④Smallinsize.⑤Shinyinthedark.

A．①②③B．①②④C．①③⑤D．②④⑤39.Whatdoes“They”inParagraph3referto?

A．Theresearchers.B．Thetaggedbees.C．Sixdifferenthives.D．Camerasandcomputers.40.Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthepassage?

A．Beeschangetheirflyingtimeaccordingtotheenvironment.B．Shorttripswereusedfordangerousjobslikecheckingweather.C．About66%ofthebeestookshorttripsbetween1and4minutes.D．Youngbeeswerechosenbecausetheyusethespecialdancebetter.41.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．FollowingYoungBeeswithCamerasB．CreatingNewCodeswithComputersC．ExploringBees’Flyingwith“AprilTags”D．HelpingBeekeeperswithNewTechnologyHaveyoueverblamedbadluckforfailures?Thetruthisfarmorepowerful:successgrowsfromchoices,notchances.Withineverypersonliestheabilitytosucceed—likeseedswaitingtogrow.Yourmind,thegreatesttoolevercreated,holdsboththeseseedsandthepowertomakethemgrow.Successstartswithbelievinginyourself.Peoplewhoseethemselvesashelplessoftenfeeltheycontrolnothing,likeleavesmovinginthewind.Researchshowsthatthosewhodon’tbelieveinthemselvesgiveupmoreoftenwhenfacingdifficulties.Ontheotherhand,peoplewhobelieveinthemselvesknowtheycanchangetheirlives.Ifyouthink“Icanmakemylifebetter,”youwillsolveproblemstwiceaseasily.Thisisnotjustatheory;studiesinvolvingstudentsandathletesprovethatself-beliefdirectlyinfluencesoutcomes.Considerthedifferencebetweenwinnersandlosers.Unsuccessfulpeopleoftenthink,“Thingsjusthappen.”Successfulpeopleknowthisisnottrue.Researchshowsthatmostsuccessfulpeopleactivelylookforthecausesbehindevents.Forexample,ifastudentfailsatest,alosermightcomplain,“Thetestwastoohard.”Awinnerwouldthink,“Ishouldhavestudiedharder.”Inthisway,theyturnchallengesintochances.Everythinginlifehappensforareason.Byfindingoutcauses,wegaincontrolovereffects.Imaginetworunners:onetrainsdaily,whiletheotherskipspractice.Theirraceresultsarenotjustluck—theyareeasytoguess.Thisideaworksinallpartsoflife,likeschooltestsormakingfriends.Studiesshowthatpeoplewhobelievehardworkhelpsthemsucceedaremuchmorelikelytoreachtheirgoals.Beingaroundpositivethinkersalsomatters.Positivefriendscanincreaseyourchancesofsuccess,muchlikesunlighthelpsplantsgrow.Justlikefarmerstakecareofplants,youcanhelpyour“successseeds”growbyworkinghardeverydayandlearning.Avoidthosewhosayyoucan’tdothings—theirbadthoughtscanstuntyourgrowth.Intheend,yourchoicesdecideyourfuture.Whetherinstudies,health,orrelationships,youareincontrol.Acceptingthistruthisn’talwayseasy,butit’sthefirststeptogreatness.Asthesayinggoes,“Youwereborntosucceed.”Now,it’stimetochoosevictory.42.Whatisthekeytoyoursuccessaccordingtothepassage?

A．Yourluck.B．Yourmind.C．Theseed.D．Thepower.43.Whatdomostsuccessfulpeoplebelieveaccordingtothepassage?

A．Thingsinlifetakeplacebychance.B．Practiceseemstobeawasteoftime.C．Failureresultsfrompoorpreparation.D．Difficultiesalwaysleadtobadeffects.44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stunt”inparagraph5probablymean?

A．Stop.B．Show.C．Start.D．Shape.45.Whyisthispassagewritten?

A．Toaskpeopletogetawayfrombadluck.B．Toadvisepeopletomakepositivefriends.C．Toinvitepeopletochangetheirdailylives.D．Toencouragepeopletofightfortheirgoals.四、單詞拼寫46.It’snecessarytolearn________(語法)rulesifyouwanttolearnEnglishwell.47.Thelongwaitingtimeoutsidetheschoolgatemakestheparentsgrow________(急躁的).48.Bringmorewater,sinceyouwill________(必定地)bethirstyafterrockclimbing.49.Weshouldhaveadiscussionabout________(是否)totraveltoSingaporeornot.50.Pleasemakesurethecomputerhasbeen________(連接)totheInternetcorrectly.51.Myauntsaidshe________（prefer）readingbookstowatchingTVathome.52.Tomfelt________(sleep)thanbeforebecausehestayeduptoolatethenightbefore.53.Idon'twanttomakewrong________(decide)andregretthemlater.54.Hedevotedallhislifeto________(create)betterlivingconditionsforthechildreninpoorareas.55.Themorehelpyougivetoothers,themore________(peace)youwillfeel.五、任務(wù)型閱讀根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題，每題答案不超過6個(gè)詞。Haveyoulearnedaboutaxialsymmetry(軸對(duì)稱)inmath?Ifacityshowsaxialsymmetry,itscentralaxisisthekeyline.InJuly,2024,the“BeijingCentralAxis:ABuildingEnsembleExhibitingtheIdealOrderoftheChineseCapital(北京中軸線——中國理想都城秩序的杰作)”wasaddedtotheUNESCOWorldHeritageList,becomingChina’s59thWorldHeritageSite.TheBeijingCentralAxishasagroupofbuildingsandhistoricalsites(歷史遺跡)thatshapeBeijing’soldcity.Running7.8kilometersfromnorthtosouthincentralBeijing,thisareaincludes15keyparts,suchastheBellandDrumTowersinthenorthandYongdingmenGateinthesouth.ThebuildingoftheBeijingCentralAxisbeganinthe13thcenturyandtookshapeinthe16thcentury.AccordingtoLyuZhou,directoroftheNationalHeritageCenteratTsinghuaUniversity,thisideaofcityplanningdatesback(追溯到)totheKaogongji(《考工記》),writtenbefore221BC.Thisbookexplainshowtoplanacapitalcity.TheBeijingCentralAxisshowstraditionalChineseideasof“zhong(中)”and“he(和)”.Forexample,theroyalpalacewasplacedatthecenter,withotherimportantbuildingsplacedaroundittocreateasenseofharmony(和諧感).“Beijing’sunique(獨(dú)一無二的)andgreatorderiscreatedbythiscentralaxis,”saidLiangSicheng(1901—1972),afamousChinesearchitect(建筑師).56.WhenwastheBeijingCentralAxisaddedtotheUNESCOWorldHeritageList?_____________________________________________57.HowlongistheBeijingCentralAxis?_____________________________________________58.Wheredoestheideaofthecapitalcityplanningcomefrom?_____________________________________________59.Whywereotherimportantbuildingsplacedaroundtheroyalpalace?_____________________________________________60.WhatdoyouthinkoftheBeijingCentralAxis?_____________________________________________六、短文填空根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容和首字母提示，在下文空格處填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~使短文完整。在答題卡標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上，完整地寫出空缺處各單詞的正確形式。（每空一詞）InancientChina,whenfriendsorrelativeswereseparating,theywouldpickawillowtwig(柳條)andgiveittothepersonwhowasleaving.Infact,theywantedtoe61theirwishforhimtostay.InChinese,thewordfor“willow”ispronouncedthes62asthewordfor“stay”.ManyChinesepoetslikedtoi63willowsintheirworks.Oneofthemostfamousp64isAFarewellSongbyWangWei.Itreads,Nodustisraisedontheroadwetwi