2025~2026學(xué)年江西省臨川六中、臨川區(qū)第五實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校九年級(jí)上學(xué)期英語第一次集中訓(xùn)練試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.—Yourgrandmastaysvery________.Ican’timaginesheisalready70yearsold.—Yeah.Sheevenoftenteachesothershowtodosquaredancing.

A．a(chǎn)ctiveB．correctC．patientD．nervous2.Tokeepconversationsfriendly,weshouldusedifferent________dependingonwhowearetalkingtoorwhereweare.

A．directionsB．expressionsC．celebrationsD．pronunciations3.AlthoughMr.Linisrich,hespendshismoney________.Heonlybuyswhathereallyneeds.

A．simplyB．wiselyC．politelyD．quickly4.Peteristhinkingabout________heshouldjointheschoolartclubornot.

A．thatB．whenC．whereD．whether5.—What’sup,Lily?—Theschoolartcompetitioniscoming,butI________anideaformypaintingyet.

A．won’tgetB．don’tgetC．haven’tgotD．a(chǎn)mnotgetting6.Beforetheyardsalestarted,wecarefully________alltheoldtoysandclothesinthefrontyard.

A．putonB．setoffC．laidoutD．lookedup7.—Look!LiZiqiismakingmooncakesinhernewvideo.—Yes!________deliciousthemooncakesare.Look!Andtheylooklikeart.

A．HowB．HowaC．WhatD．Whata8.—I’mlookingforwardtoChina’s15thNationalGames.Doyouknow________?—Yes,inGuangzhou,HongKongandMacao.

A．whenwillitbeheldB．whenitwillbeheldC．wherewillitbeheldD．whereitwillbeheld二、完形填空WangNingisaninth-grader.ShefoundEnglishchallenging,especiallywhenitcameto______.Shewasafraidtoopenhermouthinclass______sheworriedaboutmakingmistakes.This______madeherlessconfident(自信的).Oneday,Wang’sEnglishteacherMs.Lisaidtoher,“______Doubao!YoucanpracticespeakingEnglishintheapp(應(yīng)用軟件)______anAIpartner.”Wangdecidedtohaveatry.Shedownloaded(下載)theapp,openeditandfoundapartnercalledMike.Thentheystartedtheir______.“Hi,myfriend!Howareyoutoday?”Mikeasked.“I...I’mfine,thankyou,”Wang______quietly.“Great!Whatdoyouliketodoinyourfreetime?”Mikecontinued.“Ilikereadingbooksandlisteningtomusic,”Wangraisedhervoice,feelingabitmore______.“Nice!Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?”Mikeasked.“Ilikepopmusic,______songsbyTaylorSwift,”Wangsaid,smiling.Astheytalked,Wangfeltherconfidence______.Shepracticedeveryday,startingwithsimplesentencesandthenmovingontomore______conversations.Witheachpractice,hervoicegrew______.Daybyday,Wang______alotinEnglishspeaking.Shelearnedmakingmistakesispartoflearningandthatconfidencecomeswith______.Doubaoisn’tjustanapp;it’safriend.Ithastaughtherthateveryone______awhisper(低語)beforefindingtheirvoice.9.A．writingB．speakingC．readingD．listening10.A．thoughB．unlessC．whenD．because11.A．hopeB．surpriseC．fearD．excitement12.A．TryB．TestC．HelpD．Invent13.A．onB．fromC．withD．a(chǎn)bout14.A．gameB．competitionC．lessonD．conversation15.A．shoutedB．repliedC．a(chǎn)skedD．laughed16.A．relaxedB．tiredC．talentedD．scared17.A．probablyB．hardlyC．completelyD．especially18.A．changingB．shakingC．growingD．dropping19.A．popularB．difficultC．boringD．traditional20.A．funnierB．deeperC．thinnerD．louder21.A．checkedB．createdC．improvedD．introduced22.A．a(chǎn)geB．practiceC．luckD．memory23.A．startswithB．waitsforC．dependsonD．thinks三、選詞填空請(qǐng)先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后用方框中所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。每個(gè)詞限用一次。

rulereachroleimportantsowherejuststandnamememorizeknowledgeBailudongAcademy(書院)islocatedatthesouthernfootofLushanMountaininJiangxiProvince.AsoneofthefourgreatestacademiesinancientChina,itplayedakey24inspreadingConfucianism(傳播孔子學(xué)說).Theacademywasfirstbuiltin940ADduringtheSouthernTangDynasty.Itgotits25fromastory.LiBo,ascholar(學(xué)者),oncelivedthereandraisedawhitedeer(鹿),26peoplenamedtheplaceBailudong.Theacademy27itsgoldenageduringtheSongDynasty,thankstoZhuXi,afamousphilosopher(哲學(xué)家).Hegavetheacademyanewlifeandturneditintoa(n)28centerforstudyingConfucianism.Healsosetupasetof29forstudents,whichbecameamodelformanyotherschoolsatthattime.Thestudentsdidn’tonly30Confucianclassics—theydiscussedideasandlearnedhowtobegoodpeople.Today,BailudongAcademystill31therewithitsancientbuildings.Itisnot32aschool;it’sawindowintothepast.Itshowsushow33waspasseddown.IfyouwanttoknowmoreaboutChinesehistoryorsee34ancientstudentsstudied,thisisagreatplacetovisit.四、閱讀理解SunnyTownBusChangesThefollowingbuslineswillhavechanges.

BusNo.Notes211MorebusesfromBlueLaketoPeachtreeStationwillrunat5:30,6:20,7:30,16:30,and17:30.388The9:15,11:45,and17:15busesfromUptownwon’trunanymore.799BusestoMorrisStationwillbeavailableonlyat8:00,13:00,and19:00onSaturdaysandSundays.452The7:00and18:00busestoCentralParkwillstopatGreenStreet.Thisnewstopwillbeinserviceonweekdaysonly.ThesechangeswillstartonMonday,December8.Thepriceofeachridewillstaythesame.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,callourservicecenterat555-4357.35.HowmanymorebuseswillbeavailableonthelineofbusNo.211?

A．Three.B．Four.C．Five.D．Six.36.WhywillsomeoneprobablybegintotakebusNo.452?

A．Itwillstopatanewstationonweekdays.B．ItwillbetheonlybustoCentralPark.C．Itwillrunfasterthanotherbuses.D．Itwillbeanewbusline.37.Whatcanweknowfromthematerial?

A．BusNo.388won’trunanymore.B．Peoplecanasktheservicecenterforhelponline.C．Therewon’tbebusestoMorrisStationonweekendevenings.D．ThechangeswillstartfromthesecondweekofDecember.JoePetraroisan11-year-oldboyfromHewlett,NewYork,US.Hehasachievedsomanyamazingthings!Hehasgotablackbeltinkarate(空手道黑帶),writtenbooksandwonprizes.Andhehasevenfinishedhighschoolandstartedcollege!ButJoehasaspecialhealthproblem.Itmakeshimsuddenlymoveapartofhisbodyormakeastrangesound.Atfirst,Joewenttoschoolwithotherkids.Butitdidn’tworkoutwell.Somekidswerenotnicetohim.Also,helearnedmuchfasterthantheotherstudents,whichmadehimfeelboredwhilewaitingforotherstocatchup.So,hedecidedtogotoanonlineschool.There,hecouldlearnathisownspeed.Joewassosmartthatheskippedsomegrades.In2024,hefinishedhighschoolandstartedtakingonlineclassesatLouisianaStateUniversity.Hechosetostudysportsmanagement(管理)becausehewantstomakesportsfunandfairforeveryone.Joestartedabasketballclubthatanyonecanjoin.“Iwanteverybodytobeincluded,nomatterwhatdisabilitiestheyhave,”heexplained.Joelikesplayingtennisandbaseballtoo.Healsoenjoysbuildingrobots,playingvideogames,andhangingoutwithhisfriends.Thoughhe’syoung,Joedoesjustaswellasadultstudentsatcollege.“Joeissuchagreatstudent,”saidOlgaKhokhryakova,histeacher.“IamveryexcitedtoseehowJoegrowsandlearns.”38.WhatproblemdoesJoe’shealthconditioncausehim?

A．Hecan’tsitforalongtime.B．Hecan’treadasfastasothers.C．Hecan’tcontrolhisbodywell.D．Hecan’tlistencarefullyinclass.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“skipped”inParagraph2mean?

A．Broke.B．Jumped.C．Added.D．Offered.40.WhydidJoestartabasketballclub?

A．Tobefriendswithothers.B．Tobeanexcellentplayer.C．Tohavefunandkeephealthy.D．Toincludedisabledpeopleinsports.41.WhatdoweknowaboutJoefromthelastparagraph?

A．Hehasmanyhobbies.B．Helikescollectingrobots.C．Heisn’tgoodwithhisteachersatcollege.D．Hedoesn’tdowellinschoolworkatcollege.42.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．Joe’sbigdreamB．MeetamazingJoeC．GetstartedwithJoeD．Joe’sfavoritesportsMountWangwu,locatedabout40kilometersnorthwestofJiyuan,Henan,isamust-seeplace.Itisfullofnaturalbeauty.Visitorscanseeancienttrees,interestingstones,beautifulwaterfalls,andtall,greenmountains.ThetallestpartiscalledTiantanMountain.Itrises1,715metershighandisknownasasacredsite(圣地).Longago,EmperorXuanyuan,abignameinChinesehistory,heldsomeimportanteventshere.Inancienttimes,lotsofpeoplevisitedthismountaintoaskforblessings(祝福)likerainandgoodluck.TiantanMountainisalsohometoafamousspring(泉)—itprovidesfreshwaterallyeararound.OnthesouthernsideofMountWangwu,youcanfindthelocationfromthewell-knownstoryofYuGongMovestheMountains.Thislocationhasalongridge(山脊)runningfromTiantanMountain.TothewestofthemountainisYugongVillage,andtotheeastisXiaoyouRiver.Thevillagersusedtowalktotherivertogetwater,andtheridgewasquitechallenging.ThatiswhythecharacterYuGongdecidedtodigitaway.Today,youcanstillseeabigholeinthemountain,asifsomeonedugitoutbyhand.TherearemanywonderfulplacestovisitatMountWangwu.SomeofthebestincludeYangtaiPalace,ZiweiPalace,QuyangLake,andWangmuCave.TakeYangtaiPalaceforexample.ItwasfirstbuiltduringtheTangDynastyandrebuiltduringtheMingDynasty.LocatedatthefootofMountWangwu,itisthestartingpointfortouristsandoffersagreatexperiencetoeveryvisitortoMountWangwu!43.WhatCANNOTvisitorsseeatMountWangwu?

A．Waterfalls.B．Stones.C．Oldtrees.D．Tallbuildings.44.WhydidpeoplevisitTiantanMountaininancienttimes?

A．Towatchimportantevents.B．Tocollectwaterfromaspring.C．Towishforgoodthingstohappen.D．TohaveacloselookatEmperorXuanyuan.45.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph3referto?

A．Thehole.B．Theridge.C．Theriver.D．Thevillage.46.WhatdoweknowaboutYangtaiPalacefromthelastparagraph?

A．ItisontopofMountWangwu.B．Itisthestartingpointfortourists.C．Peopleonlyvisititduringfestivals.D．PeoplefirstbuiltitintheMingDynasty.47.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwefindthepassage?

A．Travel.B．Health.C．People.D．Science.Sleephelpsyourbodyandbrain.Itkeepsyouhealthy,happy,andstrong!Yetmanypeopledon’trealizetheimportanceofgettingenoughsleep.That’swhyWorldSleepDaycomesaroundeveryMarch!It’sagreattimetolearnhowsleephelpsyouinmanyways.Sleepcanmakeyoustronger.Whenyousleep,yourbodygetsbusyfixingitself!Itislikeatinyconstructionsite(微型建筑工地)!The“workers”insideyourbodyrepairyourmusclesandtissues(肌肉和組織).Theyalsohelpmakeyourimmune(免疫的)systemstronger.Gettingenoughsleephelpsyouwakeupfeelinghealthyandfullofenergy(精力).Sleepcanhelpyougrowtaller.Forkidsandteenagers,sleepplaysanimportantroleintheirgrowth.Astudyshowsthatnotgettingenoughsleepcanleadtochildrenbeingshorter.Whenyousleep,yourbodyreleases(釋放)agrowthhormone(激素).Themoregrowthhormonesitproduces,thetalleryouwillgrow.Soifyouwanttogrowtaller,youknowwhattodo.Sleepcanalsohelpyourememberinformation.Whenyousleep,yourbraindoesn’tstopworking.Instead,itdoesdifferentactivities,especiallyduringatimecalledREM(RapidEyeMovement)sleep.Duringthistime,yourbraingoesoverwhatyou’velearnedintheday.Thishelpsyourememberthingsbetter.Ifyoureadabookorpracticeaspeechbeforebed,yourbraincanremembertheinformationmoreeasily.That’sasmartwaytostudy!Thescienceofsleepshowsitsimportancetoyourbodyandmind.Asyouliedowneachnight,thinkabouttheamazingprogresshappeninginyourbody.48.Howdoesthewriterexplainhowthebodyfixesitselfduringsleep?

A．Bytellinganinterestingstory.B．Bycomparingonethingtoanother.C．Bysharingsomepersonalopinions.D．Byshowingsometypicalexamples.49.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“produces”inParagraph3probablymean?

A．Makes.B．Needs.C．Keeps.D．Likes.50.WhichofthefollowingcanhelpyouremembernewEnglishwordsbetter?

A．Goingoverthemonlyonceintheday.B．Learningthemassoonasyouwakeup.C．Eatingsomethingbeforelearningthem.D．Readingandwritingthemdownbeforebed.51.Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthepassage?(①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2,...)

A．B．C．D．52.Whydidthewriterwritethepassage?

A．Toexplaintheimportanceofsleep.B．Tointroduceanimportantholiday.C．Toshowwaysofhavingahealthybody.D．Togiveadviceonhowtohaveagoodsleep.請(qǐng)先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容從下面的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇五個(gè)還原到文中，使短文意思通順、結(jié)構(gòu)完整。一空一句。TheLanternFestivalfallsonthe15thdayofthefirstlunarmonth,markingtheendoftheSpringFestivalcelebrations53CelebrationsandtraditionsonthisdaybeganfromtheHanDynastyandbecamepopularintheTangDynasty.54Lanternsofdifferentshapesandsizesareusuallyhungontreesoralongriverbanks(岸)ItissaidthatskylanternswerefirstusedbyZhugeKongmingtoaskforhelpwhenhewasintrouble.Today,whenthelanternsslowlyriseintotheair,peoplemakewishes.55Theriddlesareusuallyshort,wise,andsometimesfunny.TheanswertoariddlecanbeaChinesecharacter,afamousperson’sname,oraplacename.Eatingsweetdumplingsisalsoanimportanttradition.56InnorthernChina,theyarecalledyuanxiao,whileinsouthernpartthey’renamedtangyuan.Sincemakingsweetdumplingsislikeagame,itisusuallydonehappilybyagroupoffriendsorfamilymembers.Inancienttimes,theLanternFestivalwasromantic(浪漫的).57AlinefromXinQiji,apoet(詩人)duringtheSongDynasty,showsthis:HundredsandthousandsoftimesIsearchedforherinthecrowd.SuddenlyIturned,andthereshestood,inthedim(昏暗的)light.

A．Anothertraditionisguessinglanternriddles.B．Liondancesareabigpartofthecelebrations.C．Admiringlanternsisoneofthemaintraditions.D．They’reasymboloftogethernessandhappiness.E．AncientpeoplealsocalledittheShangyuanFestival.F．Childrencarrylanternsastheywalkthroughthestreets.G．Itgaveyoungpeopleachance(機(jī)會(huì))tomeeteachother.五、補(bǔ)全對(duì)話請(qǐng)閱讀下面對(duì)話，根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容從下面的七個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇五個(gè)填入空白處，使對(duì)話通順、合理,意思完整。一空一句。(Afterclass,ChenYangoestoAlanforhelp.ChenYan=C,Alan=A)C:Hi,Alan.IwanttoimprovemyEnglish,butIdon’tknowwhattodo.58A:WhynotreadEnglishmagazines?Ithinkthatwillhelp.C:ReadEnglishmagazines?Buttherearesomanynewwordsinthe