2025~2026學(xué)年浙江省教育協(xié)作共同體聯(lián)盟（溫州）九年級(jí)上學(xué)期期中英語(yǔ)試卷一、閱讀理解

SixStrangeRulesinOtherCountriesAreyouplanningatripabroad?Learntheserulestoavoidbeingrudetothelocals.Germany:Don’ttalkwithyourhandsinyourpockets.TalkingwithyourhandsinyourpocketsinGermanyisconsideredtoberude.Russia:Nothumbs-up!InRussia,ifsomeonegivesyouathumbs-up,heisprobablylaughingatyou.Korea:Useatwo-handedshowofrespect.Whenoneofyoureldersoffersyouadrink,itispropertoreceiveitwithbothhands.It’sashowofrespect,andrespectingtheeldersistakenseriouslyinKorea.Italy:Letthemanleadthewayintoarestaurant.Althoughit’spolitetoallowawomantogothroughadoorfirst,thisrulegoesawaywhenitcomestoenteringarestaurant.Byenteringfirst,themancanbethefirsttotalktothewaiterandgetatable.India:Don’teatwithyourlefthand.ThelefthandisthoughttobeuncleaninIndianculture,soalwaysuseyourrighthandtogreetsomeoneandexchangemoney.France:Don’tforgettosayhello.“Bonjourmadame,monsieur.”shouldbethefirstwordsoutofyourmouth,oryoumayshowyoudon’treallycareabouttheperson.1.Inwhichcountriesshouldthetravellersbecarefulwiththerulesabouthands?

A．Germany,IndiaandKorea.B．Italy,RussiaandFrance.C．Korea,IndiaandFrance.D．Italy,RussiaandGermany.2.WhatshouldamandowhenenteringarestaurantinItaly?

A．Allowthewomantoenterfirst.B．Waitforthewaitertogreethimoutside.C．Shakehandswiththewaiterinthedoorway.D．Enterfirsttospeaktothewaiterandgetatable.3.Whatpartofthemagazinecanwefindthetext?

A．Health.B．Travelling.C．Tradition.D．Business.JaneGoodall,famousforherimportantresearchwithchimpanzees,spentherlifehelpingallwildanimalsandprotectingtheenvironment.HerpassionlasteduntilherdeathonOctober1st,2025.BorninBritain,GoodallwenttoworkinAfricain1957.Later,LouisLeakey,ananthropologist(人類(lèi)學(xué)家),invitedhertostudychimpanzeeswithhim.Fromthenon,GoodallbeganherpioneeringresearchonchimpanzeesinTanzaniain1960.ShealsogotaPh.D.attheUniversityofCambridgein1966.Herresearchwasdifferent.Insteadofsimplywatchingtheanimalsfarawayandgivingthemnumberslikeotherscientists,shelivedcloselywiththechimpanzees,gavethemnames,andbuiltpersonalrelationshipswiththem.Theseunusualmethods(方法)werequestionedbysomescientists.However,Goodallisbelievedtobetheonlypersonacceptedintochimpanzeesociety.Goodallsaid,“...ifwehaveasoul(心靈),thensodothechimpanzees.Icouldspendhoursoutintheforest,beingwiththechimpanzees.Thesewerethebestdaysofmylife.”Afterseeingafilmaboutlabanimalsin1986,shesaid,“IknewIhadtodosomething.”Shewastravellingandgivingspeechesalmost300daysayearuntilherdeath.“Ifyouwanttosavewildanimals,youhavetofindwaysforlocalpeopletolivewithoutharmingtheenvironmentandthenthinkaboutwhatfuturechildrencouldhaveifwegoonbusinessasusual.”shesaid.ThestoryofGoodallhasencouragedmanypeople,especiallygirlsandwomen.Goodallshoweduswomencanbepioneeringscientistsaswellasmothers.Sheencouragedgirlsandwomentobebraveandfollowtheirownpaths.4.Whichistherightorderaccordingtothetext?

A．Goodalltravelledtogivespeeches→wasinvitedbyLouisLeakey→gotaPh.D.B．GoodallwenttoAfrica→begantostudychimpanzeesinTanzania→gotaPh.D.C．Goodallsawafilmaboutlabanimals→wenttoAfrica→livedwithchimpanzeesD．GoodallgotaPh.D.→wasinvitedbyLouisLeakey→begantostudychimpanzees5.WhatwasspecialaboutGoodall'sresearchonchimpanzees?

A．Shestudiedtheminalabformanyyears.B．Sheworkedwithlocalpeopletoprotectthem.C．Shelivedcloselywiththemandformedfriendships.D．Shegavethemnumbersandwatchedfromfaraway.6.WhydidJaneGoodallkeepgivingsomanyspeeches?

A．Toprovidechildrenwithabrightfuture.B．Toencouragemorepeopletosavewildanimals.C．Toaskmorepeopletolearnmoreaboutchimpanzees.D．Tocallonlocalpeopletoprotecttheenvironment.7.Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．AHeroWhoChangedtheBiologyAreaB．JaneGoodall'sFinalFightforAnimalsC．JaneGoodall:ALifelongProtectorofWildlifeD．LivingwithChimpanzees:ANewWaytoResearch①AspecialarmyhasarrivedinAustralia!ThemuseuminPerthisnowshowingTerracottaArmy:LegacyoftheFirstEmperor.ThisisthebiggestTerracottaArmyshoweverheldinthecountry.ItopenedonJune28thandwillrununtilFebruary2026.②Theshowincludesover225ancientexhibitsfromChina.Theyaremorethan2,000yearsold.About70%oftheseexhibitshaveneverbeentoAustraliabeforeandaround40%haveneverleftChina.Visitorscanseebronze(青銅)tools,colourfulstatuesandgoldtreasures.Eachexhibittellsussomethingaboutlifelongago.③Themostexcitingpartoftheshowisthearmyofclay(黏土)soldiers.Tenlife-sizeTerracottaArmyareexhibited.Eachonestandsabout1.8meterstallandweighsupto180kilograms.Everysoldierlooksdifferent—theirfaces,hairstylesandclothingarealldifferent.Theyweremadetolooklikerealpeople.TheseclaysoldierswerebuilttoprotectthetombofChina’sfirstemperor,QinShiHuang.④Morethan2,000yearsago,EmperorQinwantedtoliveforever.Topreparefortheafterlife,heorderedhismentobuildahugetomb.Itcovered49squarekilometers—aboutthesizeofarealcity.Inside,heplacedthousandsofclaysoldiers,bronzechariots,manytreasuresandevenstatuesofanimals.Somepeoplebelievethetombalsohasriversofmercury(水銀).Mostpartsofthetombremainclosedtoday.⑤EmperorQinruledforonly15years.Butinthatshorttime,hejoinedallthedifferentpartsofChinaintoonecountryandcreatedaunifiedsystemofmoney,writing,andweights.HealsostartedtobuildtheGreatWall.⑥“IhopevisitorsexperiencethesamewonderthatIdid,”saidAlecColes,CEOofthemuseum.“Thebeauty,thetreasure,theachievement—andapraiseofwhatQinShiHuangcreated,notjustforChina,butforhumanhistory.”8.WhichisTRUEabouttheexhibitsattheshow?

A．They’llbeonshowfor10months.B．Around30%ofthemhaveneverbeenabroad.C．Over225ofthemarenewtoAustralia.D．Someofthemareoldtoolsandtreasures.9.WhatcanwelearnfromPara.3?

A．Thepopularityofclaysoldiers.B．Thewayofmakinglife-sizeclaysoldiers.C．Thebuildingtimeoftheclaysoldiers.D．Thelooksandpurposeoftheclaysoldiers.10.HowdidEmperorQinShiHuangrulethecountry?a.BybuildingthewholeGreatWall.b.BymakingtheTerracottaArmy.c.Bybringingdifferentpartsofthecountrytogether.d.Bysettingupasystemofmoney,writing,andweights.

A．a(chǎn)bB．cdC．a(chǎn)dD．bc11.Whichisthebeststructureofthetext?

A．B．C．D．Lastweek,IwenttotheCraftsFairwithmyfriends,JasmineandKaylie.Thereweresomanythingstosee.Ifoundthebesthat,butitcosttoomuch.Kaylielikedalovelytoy,butitcosttoomuch.AndJasminelostherselfatayo-yostand(貨攤).Butitstillcosttoomuch!Justaswewereabouttogiveuponfindinganythingwecouldafford(買(mǎi)得起),wecametoatablewithplentyofbeautifulbracelets(手鐲).“Thesearesocool,”Isaid,pickingupone.“Andlook,they’reinmypricerange!Neithertooexpensivenorcheap.”“Pleasetryanythingon,”thesellersaidwithafriendlysmile.“Thebeads(珠子)comefromThailand.MynameisChai.”Then,atthesamemoment,weallsawit!Abraceletwiththemostmagicalelephantbead.Infact,itwastheonlybraceletlikeitonthetable.“Isawitfirst!”saidKaylie.“Itoucheditfirst!”Isaid.“IthinkIdid,”saidJasmine.Weargued(爭(zhēng)吵)butnobodygavein.Wealljuststoodthereinsilenceforwhatseemedlikeathousandyears.Atlast,Jasminebrokethesilence.ShelookedupatChai.“Doyouhaveanymorebraceletsjustlikethis?”“I’msorry.That’sthelastone,”Chaisaid.“Itcoststwiceasmuchastheothersbecausetheelephantismadeofquartz(石英).”Wecouldhaveagoodidea,suchasbuyingthebracelettogetherandtakingturnstokeepit.Butwewereallsoangrythatwejustleftthebraceletandsaidwe’dmeetbythegateinhalfanhour.Thenwewalkedoffinourownseparateways.Whenwemetatthegate,weagreedtoforgetabouttheperfectbracelet,andweheadedbacktochooseotherbracelets.“Iwashopingyou’dcomeback,”Chaisaid.“LookwhatIdiscovered.”Heheldupatinyboxfullofperfectpinkelephantbeads.“Icanselleachofyouonequartzelephantbeadandyoucanmakeyourownbracelet.”“Thatwouldbeagoodidea!”Isaid.“Wecouldmakeourownbraceletswiththeelephantbeadrightnow.”saidJasmine.Kayliesaid,“Wegottheverybestthingsatthefair!”Itishardforustomakechoiceswhenthere’sonlyonebestthingleft.“▲”workedreallywellforus.Oncewehadtimetohavearestandcalmdown,wesawthattheremightbemorethanoneanswertoourproblem.Andinoursituation,theunexpectedanswerturnedouttobetheverybestofall.12.Whatdoesthesentence“they’reinmypricerange”meaninPara.3?

A．Theyareonsaleatalowprice.B．Theyareaffordableforthespeaker.C．Theyarethemostexpensivethings.D．Theirpricesarehigherthantheirvalue.13.Howdidthegirlsactwhentheyfirstsawtheperfectbracelet?

A．Theygotangryandleftthestandatonce.B．Theyarguedangrilytogetitforthemselves.C．Theyagreedtobuyitandtookturnstokeepit.D．Theystoodtheresilentlywithoutanydiscussion.14.WhatwasthesuggestionthatChaiofferedtothegirls?

A．Hegavetheelephantbracelettooneofthegirls.B．Heprovidedeachgirlanelephantbraceletatthesameprice.C．Hesoldthemeachanelephantbeadtomaketheirownbracelets.D．Headvisedthemtosharethebraceletandtaketurnswearingit.15.Whichofthefollowingbestfits“▲”inthelastparagraph?

A．TakingabreakandcoolingoffB．ArguinguntilsomeonegivesupC．SolvingtheproblemimmediatelyD．Askingforhelpfromsomeoneelse二、任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面材料，從方框中所給的A—E五個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出正確選項(xiàng)（其中一項(xiàng)是多余選項(xiàng)），并回答問(wèn)題。ChineseanimatedfilmNobodyhasbecomeadarkhorsesweepingtheboxofficethissummer.After29days,ithadmadeover1.4billionyuan.16ThestoryfollowsasmallpigmonsterwholivesinaplacecalledLanglangMountain.HeworkshardfortheCaveKingbutdoesn’tknowhowtopleasethekingandmakeshimangry.Afterlosinghisjob,hedecidestoleavethemountainandteamsupwiththreeothersmall,unnamedmonsters.17TheyseethemselvesasthefamousgroupfromJourneytotheWestandstartadangerousjourneytogrowandfindtheirtrueselves.Thefilmtouchesheartsbecauseitshowsthehardshipofcommonpeople.Thelittlemonstersfacebigchallengesanddifficultieswithhumour.18Manyviewerssaytheyseethemselvesinthesecharacters.Nobodyalsostandsoutforitsbeautifulartstyle.MadebyShanghaiAnimationFilmStudio,itusestraditionalChinesepaintingskills.19Sceneslikefoggymountainsandthemonsters’furlookbothrealisticandartistic.Nobodyismorethanjustamovie.Asoneviewersaid,“Therealheroissomeonewhokeepstrying,evenwhenthingsaredifficult.”ThissimplebutpowerfulmessagemakesNobodyamust-watchforeveryone.

A.Thoughtheyareweak,theyfightbravely.

B.Together,theyformateamtofacethechallengesahead.

C.Thankstoitscreativestory,it’ssuccessful.

D.Manypeopleloveit,givingitahighscoreof8.6outof10onafamousreviewwebsite.

E.Thecoloursofink-washpaintingsanddetailedbrushworkcreateaspecial,dreamlikeworld.Accordingtothetext,doyoulikethemonsters?Whyorwhynot?(答案不超過(guò)15詞)20三、完形填空閱讀下面短文，掌握大意，然后從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。JobieNymblewonfirstplaceinthegirls’100-meterhurdles(跨欄)!“Welldone,Jobie!”Herteammatescheered.Jobietouchedherold,worngreenspikes—herluckyshoesshe________deeply.“NextSaturday’sbigrace,we’llwinagain!”shesaidwithabigsmile.Inthefollowing________,Jobiepractisedwithherluckyspikeswheneversheneeded.Flowerpots,chairs,evenherlittlesisterbecamehurdlesasshe________hard.FridaywasherteammateMarisol'sbirthdayparty,whichwasheldatHiddenPark.Jobieworeherspikesas________.Seeingthebiggestslide(滑梯)she'deverseen,shequicklytookoffthespikesandrantojoinherfriends,________allaboutthem.Whenitwastimetogohome,Jobiepanicked(驚慌失措)—herluckyspikeswere________!Herteammateshelped________thepark,buttherewasnosignofthem.Jobiefelther________haddisappearedtoo.Saturdaywasthetimeforthebigrace.Jobiewalked________downtothestartingline,hernewspikesfeelinguncomfortable.Justasshewasreadyfortherace,agreenlight________caughthereye.Hercoachheldupthespikes,“Someoneleftthematthe________gateyesterday.”Itwasherluckyspikes!Jobiewasoverjoyedandreadytoputthemon,________theracestartedimmediately.Buhhhhh!Jobiedroppedherluckyspikesassheflewoverhurdleafterhurdle.Crossingthefinishline,sheheardherteammatescheeringexcitedly.Shetook________placeforherschool.“Jobie,youbroketherecord!”Marisolshouted.Jobiewasshocked—untilshe________.Shewasstillwearinghernewspikes!Theluckyoneslaybesidethestartingline.Smiling,sherealizedhersuccesscamefrom________,notluck!21.A．lovedB．touchedC．understoodD．regretted22.A．yearsB．monthsC．weeksD．days23.A．studiedB．thoughtC．pushedD．trained24.A．quietB．usualC．commonD．safe25.A．worryingB．choosingC．forgettingD．talking26.A．goneB．brokenC．dirtyD．hidden27.A．cleanB．searchC．changeD．improve28.A．friendshipB．joyC．luckD．pride29.A．slowlyB．calmlyC．proudlyD．bravely30.A．successfullyB．simplyC．nearlyD．suddenly31.A．stadiumB．houseC．schoolD．park32.A．soB．butC．orD．for33.A．firstB．secondC．thirdD．last34.A．lookedaroundB．lookedoverC．lookedbackD．lookeddown35.A．spiritB．chanceC．practiceD．courage四、選詞填空將方框中所給詞語(yǔ)的適當(dāng)形式填入短文中，每詞僅用一次。

wonder,nine,manage,assoonas,include,knowledgeIfacedabigchallengeyearsago.Iremembereditwasinmy36grade.Ourschoolheldaspeakingcompetition,andI,ashyboywhowasalwaysafraidofspeakinginpublic,waschosentospeakforourclass!Myteacher,Ms.Li,gavemealotofhelp,37practicaladviceonbodylanguageandspeechspeed.Shetoldme,“True38isnotjustaboutwhatyouknow,butalsoabouthowyoushareitconfidently.”Herwordsencouragedme.Fromthenon,Ipractisedmyspeechinfrontofamirroreveryday.Onthedayofthecompetition,Itookadeepbreathandwalkedontothestage.39Istoodonit,Ifeltallthepeople’seyesonme.Finally,I40togivethespeechsmoothly.Itwasactuallya(n)41experience!ThoughIdidn’twinthefirstprize,Iwonmyselfinstead.五、短文填空閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)括號(hào)內(nèi)所給漢語(yǔ)注釋寫(xiě)出單詞的正確形式（每空一詞）。Iwentonholidaylastsummer.MyfamilyandItookatraintothecountryside.Iwasjustoneofthe42(乘客)ingreatexcitement.The43(大自然的)sightoutsidewaslikeamovingpainting.Thesun44(照耀)onthemountainsandeverythinglookedlivelieratonce.However,thepeacefuljourneydidn’tremainlong.Aboutanhourintothetrip,thetrainsuddenlystoppedinthemiddleofnowhere.Welaterfoundthe45(真相)-therewasatreelyingacrossthetracks.Atfirst,peoplewerepatient,butasminutesturnedintoanhour,everyoneonthetrainbecame46(擔(dān)心).Somepeopletalked47(大聲)abouttheproblem.Someevenstartedtochecktheirphonesforthelatesttraintimetable.Mostofus48(未能達(dá)到)tokeepcalminthesituation.Wewerestuckthereforseveralhours.Myfather,insteadofgettingmad,turnedtousandsaid,“Well,wecan’t49(控制)thesituation,butwecanchangehowwereact.”Hiswordshelpeduscalm50(我們自己)down.Westartedtoplaycardgames,sharestories,andevengettoknowthepeoplearoundus.Thischallengingexperiencetaughtmeanimportantlessonaboutthepowerofbeingpatientandpositive.閱讀下列短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，或填入括號(hào)中所給單詞的正確形式。Inourdailylife,theuseofelectronicproductsinfluencesteenagersalot.Ontheonehand,electronicproductsallowustocommunicatewithothers51(easy).Ontheotherhand,screentimemayleadtodifferenthealth52(problem),suchassleepdisordersandtiredness.So,weshouldtry