2025~2026學年江蘇省溧陽市燕湖初級中學九年級上學期10月英語月考試卷一、單項選擇1.—Thecomputerdoesn’twork.Thereissomethingwrongwithit.—Iagree.Itrequires________.

A．fixedB．tofixC．fixingD．fixes2.________abetterlife,thescientisthasdevotedallhislifeto________pollution.

A．Living;preventB．Living;preventingC．Tolive;preventD．Tolive;preventing3.—TellussomethingaboutCanada,OK?—I’msorry.________Jack________Ihaveeverbeenthere.

A．Either;orB．Notonly;butalsoC．Both;andD．Neither;nor4.—Howmuchdifficultydidyouhave________thisproblem?—None.It’squiteeasy.

A．tosolveB．solveC．solvingD．solved5.—ImadesomanymistakesinthisMathstest.—You________ineveryexam.

A．needtobecarelessB．neednotbecarefulC．cannotbetoocarefulD．canbetoocareful6.Thepolicemanremindedus________thedangerof________inthatriver.

A．of;swimB．of;swimmingC．with;swimD．with;swimming7.Ifound________impossible________hismind.

A．it;tochangeB．I’m;tochangeC．it’s;tochangeD．he’s;tochange8.—Doyouprefercoffee________milkinit?—Sometimes,butmostofthetimeI________drinkblackcoffee.

A．with,wouldratherB．with,preferC．or,wouldratherD．to,prefer9.—Couldyoutellme________?—Itdependsontheweather.

A．wouldthesportsmeetingbeheldthisFridayB．thatthesportsmeetingwillbeheldthisFridayC．ifthesportsmeetingwillbeheldthisFridayD．wherewillthesportsmeetingbeheld10.—IheardthatJim’sarticlewasrefusedbecausehecopiedothers’.—________Hegotitbackjusttocorrectsomemistakes.

A．What’sup?B．That’snotthecase.C．That’sallright.D．Really?二、完形填空Inourlives,nobodywantstolose,butwemustacceptthatlosingisapartoflife._______,wecan’twinallthetime.Wecanlearn________valuablefromeveryfailure.Thismayhelpussucceedinthefuture.Sowemustknow________tobeagoodloser.Wemustnotbeafraidoflosing.Whenlosing,justacceptitwithasmileandlookatthebrightside.Failurecan’tbeavoidedinourlives.Edisonfailed1,000timesbeforeheinventedthelightbulb(燈泡).Whenhewasaskedhowhefelt,hesaidthathedidn’tfail________learned1,000thingswhichdidn’twork.Wemustknowthathistoryisfullofexamplesofmenandwomenwhoachievedsuccessalthough________failedmanytimes.Losingisnotverydisgraceful(丟臉的).Wemustacceptourfailureandlearnfromit.Rememberthatitcanbehelpful.Itcanhelpusgrowupquickly.Sowe’dbettertakeactiontowalkoutofit.Whenwelose,thinkaboutwhatwedidandhowwecanimprove.Ifsomeoneelsecanhelp,we’llbeluckyenough.Manypeopleenjoyhelping________solveproblems.Thiscansavealotoftimesothatthesamemistakewon’tbemade________inthefuture.Weshouldfaceourfailurewhenwelose.Thereisonlyone________ineverycompetition.Somewin,whilesomelose.It’s________forustoexperiencefailure.Themoreactivewearewhenfacingfailure,themoreconfidentwewillbe.Inaword,beingagoodloserwillhelpustobebetterinlife.Itmightbepainful________thebeginning,buttherearemanyadvantages.Goodloserssetexamplesforus,andmostimportantly,theyfinallywin.11.A．AfterallB．AsaresultC．AtfirstD．Suchas12.A．a(chǎn)nythingB．nothingC．everythingD．something13.A．whyB．howC．whatD．when14.A．butB．a(chǎn)ndC．orD．so15.A．weB．youC．theyD．themselves16.A．otherB．theotherC．theothersD．others17.A．everB．a(chǎn)gainC．onceD．hardlyever18.A．speakerB．loserC．playerD．winner19.A．strangeB．normalC．interestingD．difficult20.A．toB．ofC．inD．on三、閱讀理解StrangeJobsThatPaySurprisinglyWellTherearepeopledoingdifferentjobs.Notonlyarethesejobsunbelievablystrangebuttheworkersgetpaidaton!DogFoodTestersTastetestingisacommonjob.Whenyouthinkoftastetesting,youprobablythinkoftastinghumanfoodbutpeoplegetpaidtotastedogfood.Thesepeopletestdogfoodandjudge(判斷)itaccordingtothingslikeflavor(口味),nutrition(營養(yǎng)),andtheyevenjudgethefoodbyitspackaging(包裝).Afoodtesterusuallygetsaround$40,000amonth.Waterslide(水滑梯)TestersAwaterslidetestertravelstodifferentwaterparksandteststheperformanceofthewaterslides.Apartfromhowfunitis,atesterwillalsotellthewaterslidecompanyifthereareanysafetyconcerns.Atestercangetaround$30,000amonth.FaceFeelersFacefeelerstestpeoplewhoareusingthingslikecleaningproductsontheirface.Theyusetheirsensoryskillstojudgetheproductthatisbeingused.Theyaregoodatfeelingfaces.Facefeelersworkafewhoursadayandthey’repaidaround$25anhour.LineSittersDon’tyouhateitwhenyougosomewhereandhavetowaitinareallylongline?Luckily,youcanpaysomeonetowaitinlineforyou.Somepeopleevenmake$1,500waitinginlineforsomeonewhowantsaniPhone.LineSittersusuallygetpaid$20,whichisprettygoodaccordingtothefactthatyouarejuststandingorsittingaround.21.Youcanchoosetobea________ifyouareinterestedinwatergames.

A．dogfoodtesterB．waterslidetesterC．facefeelerD．linesitter22.Howmuchwillyougetpaidifyouworkasafacefeelerfor5hours?

A．About$25.B．About$75.C．About$125.D．About$150.23.Wherecanyouprobablyfindthepassage?

A．Inadailynewspaper.B．Inasciencenovel.C．Inamedicalmagazine.D．Inachildren’sstorybook.Sincethestartofrobots,manypeoplehavebeenafraidthatrobotswouldtaketheplaceofhumansinsomefields.Now,somescientistssayAIrobotsreallyarecomingforsomejobs.AMarch2023reportsaidthatAIcoulddoaquarterofalltheworkthathumanscoulddo.InEuropeandAmerica,300millionpeoplemaylosejobsbecauseofAI.Butit’snotallbadnews.ScientistshavepointedoutthattherearestilljobsthatAIcan’tdo.Peoplewhogetthesekindsofjobshavelessriskoflosingwork.Thefirstwouldbejobsthatarereallycreative:youneedtocomeupwithnewideasandbuildsomethingnew.Forexample,inscience,peoplewhosejobiscomingupwithnewideasmaykeeptheirjobs.Thesecondisjobswithimportantinterpersonalrelationships.Doctorsandreportersaresomeofthem.Thesearejobswhereyouneedaverydeepunderstandingofpeople.ItwillbealongtimebeforeAIhastheabilitytobuildrelationshipswithhumanbeings.Thethirdisjobsthatreallyneedlotsofabilitytosolveproblems,likewelders(焊工).Thesearethekindsofjobswhereyou’redealingwithanewsituationallthetime.Theyareprobablythehardestofanythingtobetakenplaceof.Inshort,findingajobthatneedsadapting(適應)tothechangingsituationsisagoodwaytoavoidlosingjobs.24.Whomaylosethejobeasilyaccordingtothetext?

A．Adriver.B．Adoctor.C．Areporter.D．Ascientist.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“They”referto?

A．Jobswithimportantinterpersonalrelationships.B．Jobsthatarereallycreativeandenjoyable.C．Jobsthatreallyneedlotsofabilitytosolveproblems.D．Jobsthatyoucandooverandoveragain.26.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?

A．ReasonsthatAIwilldevelopquickly.B．Jobsthatneedabilitytosolveproblems.C．JobsthatAIwon’ttaketheplaceof.D．Waysthatwecanusetoavoidlosingjobs.Manypeoplebelievethatrepairingautomobiles(汽車)isaman’sjob,butthestoryofGuHuijingmaychangetheirmind.GuHuijing,an18-year-oldgirl,wonthefirstprizeatacompetitionforautomobilerepairinGuangdong.Over33teamsfromdifferentcitiestookpartinit,andGuwasthefirstgirlinGuangdongProvincetotakepartinsuchacompetitionandwinthefirstprize.Shecompletedthedisassemblyandassemblyofanengine(發(fā)動機拆裝)injust26minutes,breakingtheschoolrecord.Unlikeothergirls,Guwasalwaysinterestedinrobotsanddriverlesscarswhenshewasyoung.Butshedidn’tperformwellinsomesubjectsinjuniorhighschool.“Ididtrymybesttostudymath,butitdidn’twork.”Gusaid.Clearlyknowingshewouldnotgetgoodgradesonhergaokao,Gudecidedtolearnaboutcarsinavocationalschool(職業(yè)學校)insteadofenteringseniorhigh.Atfirst,herparentswereverysurprisedandcouldn’tacceptherdecision.Afterall,vocationalschoolswerenotsoacceptedbypublic.ButGufinallypersuaded(說服)theminherownway.Sheresearchedthefuturedevelopmentoftheautoindustryinhercity,compareddifferentschools’runninglevelandaskedforadvicefromseniors.Shealsopromisedthatshewouldsticktostudyinghard.HerparentscametorealizethatGuwasseriousaboutitandthenagreed.Speakingofthefuture,Gusaidshewaspreparingforthecomingexamofauniversity.“Ihopetolearnmoreintheautoindustry.Ifpossible,IwanttotakepartintheWorldSkillsCompetition.Ibelievegender(性別)hasnothingtodowithchoosingajobandI’msureIcanmakeit.”27.WhydidGuHuijingdecidetogiveupenteringseniorhigh?①Shewasmoreinterestedinrobotsanddriverlesscars.②Sherealizedshewouldnotgetgoodgradesingaokao.③Shepersuadedherparentsinherownway.④ShetookpartintheWorldSkillsCompetition.

A．①②B．②③C．①②③D．②③④28.HowdidGuHuijingpersuadeherparentstoacceptherdecision?

A．Sheperformedwellinmath.B．Shewonthefirstprizeinthecompetition.C．Shepreparedfortheexamofauniversity.D．Shemadesomeresearchandpromisedtostudyhard.29.WhatisGuHuijinglikeaccordingtothepassage?

A．Seriousandfriendly.B．Creativeandconfident.C．Politeandquiet.D．Impatientanddirect.30.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.

A．GuHuijingdidn’tliketostudy.B．Gu’sparentsdidn’tunderstandher.C．peoplehadastereotype(刻板印象)ofgender.D．vocationalschoolswerebetterthanuniversities.Whensomebodygetssad,youcancheerhimupbyofferingkindness.Forexample,youcangivehimagift.Infact,givingagiftismoreimportantthanthegiftitself.31Maybehelovesfood,sosurprisehimwithdinner,ortakehimtocookingclasses.Ofcourse,agiftdoesn’thavetocostmuch,orevenbeaphysicalthing.Youcantakehimtoyoursecretplaceorofferhimsomethingyoucarefor.Theyareoftenmorepricelessthansomethingyoucanbuyinastore.Toshowyourkindness,youcanalsotry,tomakehimsmile.32Butyouneedtoremembertotellthemattherighttime,especiallyafteralongtalk.Nowyou’velistened,offeredadviceandshownyourkindness.33Perhaps,youmaytakehimtowatchmovies,gohikingorlistentorockmusictogether.Don’tbesadyourselfifyouaren’thappy,howcanyoucheeryourfriendup?Soyoucanlethimknowyou’renothappywhenheisn’thappy,andyoumustalsoshowhimyouareactive.Helpyourfriendanddoasmuchasyoucansohecanfeelsomeonecaresabouthim.Thisbuildstrust.34Dothis,always,happily.

A．Heknowshecandependonyou.B．Seeifyoucansurprisehimwithit.C．Whatelseyoucandoistotakehismindoffit.D．Jokesandfunnystoriesarealwaysgoodchoices.E．Sothinkaboutwhathelovesthemostintheworld.F．Youcan’thelppeoplewhodon’twanttohelpthemselves.四、任務型閱讀注意：前3題每題答案不超過10詞，第4題詞數(shù)不限。Sometimes,kidsdon’tthinktheirparentsarefairtothem.Whenyouwanttodressinamodernway,yourmumwon’tallowyoutowearaminiskirt.Whenyouaremakingaphonecall,theywillaskwhoyou’respeakingto.Thosemaketeenagersunhappy,evenlesspatient.Sometimesitseemsthatyou’renotasclosetoyourparentsasyouusedtobe.Howcanyouchangesuchasituation?Bothparentsandchildrenhaveneeds.Theyneedtofeeltheyareimportantandloved.Youshouldtellyourparentsyourneeds,andfindoutwhattheirneedsare.Maybeyoucanthinkofawaytomakeallofyouhappy.Whenyouthink“myparentsdon’twantmetohaveanyfun”,itusuallymeansyourparentswantyoutobehappy.Youcanmaketimetotalk.Togetyourparentstoknowwhatyou’redoingandwhatyouwanttodo,youcouldtalkaboutyourschoollifenowandyourdreamsforthefuture.Ithelpsyourparentsknowmoreaboutyou.Youcanalsokeepadiarytohelpyouunderstandmoreaboutyourselfandyourfeelings.It’snecessarytoshowyourparentsyouaregrowingup.Washyourownclothesandhelparoundthehouse.Yourparentswillfeelyouarenolongerachild.Ifyoufollowthesesteps,youwillbeabletobreakdownthewallsbetweenyouandyourparents.Yourhomewillbeahappierplace.35.Howdokidsfeelwhentheirparentsaren’tfairtothemsometimes?_______________________________________________________________________________________________36.Whohasneedstofeeltheyareimportantandloved?_______________________________________________________________________________________________37.Whatcanyoudotohelpyourparentsfeelyouarenolongerachild?_______________________________________________________________________________________________38.Doyouthinkagoodrelationshipwithyourparentsisimportant?Whyorwhynot?_______________________________________________________________________________________________五、短文填空Theoil-paperumbrellahasahistoryofover1,000yearsinChina.Itused39(be)awater-proof(防水的)toolfordailyuse.Therearedifferent40(story)abouttheoriginoftheumbrellainChina.41mostpopularoneisrelatedtoLuBan.ItissaidthatonceheandhisyoungersistervisitedtheWestLake.Itstartedraining42(sudden).Thesistersaid,“Let’shaveacompetition.Beforesunrisetomorrow,whoevercomesupwithawaytomakeitpossibleforpeopletovisittheWestLakeeven43rainydayswillbethewinner.”LuBanthoughtitwaseasy.Hecollectedsometoolsandmaterialsandspentthewholenight44(build)10pavilions(涼亭)aroundthelake.Hewasquiteconfidentabouthisefforts.45,thenextmorningwhenLuBanwastalkingproudlyabouthisachievements,hissisterheldsomethingunusualinherhand.Itcouldbeopenedintoaroundshape.LuBanwassurprised.Hefoundthattheobjectmadeofsilkandbamboostrips(竹條)could46(open)andclosedeasily.Itwaslight,beautifulandeasyt