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階段檢測(九年級)

第一部分選擇題(共50分)

一、閱讀理解(共20小題,每小題2分;滿分40分)

第一節(jié)閱讀下面語言材料,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。

A

DOYOUFEELSTRESSED?

AnxietyLevel(焦慮度)

Top3▲

Havingastrongbodyand

3%fourormoretimes★Gettingintogoodschools

goodmentalhealthisimportant.

eachweek(11,779teenagers)

Recently,anewsurveylooked

twotothreetimes★Parents'expectations

intoteenagers'mentalcondition

59%26%\eachweek(9,386teenagers)

in28placesinChinaandgot

onceaweek★Socializing(社交)

answersfrommorethan21,500

(4,729teenagers)

teenagers.neverexperienceanxiety

Top3WaystoLowerAnxiety

,Listeningtomusic(12,007teenagers)

,Doingexercise(7,035teenagers)

,Talkingtosomeone(6,330teenagers)

1.()Whomighttakepartinthesurvey?

A.Tom,aGradeNinestudentintheUK.

B.LiHong,aGradeNinestudentinChina.

C.Mary,aGradeThreestudentintheUK.

D.ChenLong,aGradeThreestudentinChina.

2.()oftheteenagerswhotookpartinthesurveyneverexperienceanxiety.

A.3%B.12%

C.26%D.59%

3.()(新考法?信息回填)Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin"▲”?

A.SignsofAnxiety

B.OpinionsaboutAnxiety

C.ReasonsforAnxiety

D.PerformancesofAnxiety

4.()What'sthemostpopularwaytoloweranxiety?

A.Listeningtomusic.

B.Doingexercise.

C.Talkingtosomeone.

D.Readingbooks.

B

SanketReddyhasspentyearsinforestsaroundtheworldtakingphotosofwildlife.Whilethe

animalshavealwaysinterestedhim,thepeoplewholivealongsidethemhavechangedhowhesees

theworldandhimself.uLifelessonsfromthosepeoplehavetrulymovedme,"hesays.

FromSouthIndiatoCentralAmerica,Sankethasmetcommunitieswholiveinpeacewith

nature.t4Thcyunderstandthevalueofeveryspecies(物種),nomatterhowsmall,“hesays."Evenif

youarcjustwatchingsparrows(麻雀),youmighttrytounderstandwhytheyarcdoingwhattheyarc

doing.,,Inourbusylives,weoftenfailtonoticethesesmallmoments(瞬間).ButtoSanket,they

matter,becausenoticingisthefirststeptowardscaring.Andonceyoncare,theprotectionofwildlife

feelslikeanaturalthing.

ForSanket,wildlifephotographyhasneverbeenaboutbecomingfamous.UIdoittoaddvalueto

animals1lives,“hesays."Don'tdoittogetafewgoodpictures.**

SanketsharesthestoriesandmomentsthatshapedhiminhisbookViewFinder.feelIneedto

passonwhatIhavelearnedfromnaturetotheyoungpeople.Theyarethefuture,“hesays.

5.()WhereareSanket'slifelessonsmainlyfrom?

A.Theforests.B.Thepeople.

C.Thephotos.D.Theanimals.

6.()(新考法?代詞指代)Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they”inParagraph2referto?

A.Smallmoments.B.Busylives.

C.Sparrows.D.Communities.

7.()WhydidSankeilakeupwildlifephotography?

A.Tobecomeafamousperson.

B.Todevelopahabit.

C.Toaddvaluetoanimals'lives.

D.Togetgoodpictures.

8.()WhydidSankeiwritethebookViewFinder?

A.Tosharephotographicskills.

B.Toresearchforestsaroundtheworld.

C.Tointroduceprotectionareas.

D.Tospreadwhathelearnedtotheyoung.

C

Forcenturies,lacquerfans(漆扇)havebeenlovedfortheirbeauty.Today,we'lltakealookat

thestorybehindlacquerfans.

LacquerfansarespecialfansfromChina,andtheirhistorydatesbacktotheHanDynasty.

Later,lacquerfansbecameoneofthetopcollectionsintheartworldduringtheTangDynasty.

Lacquerisanaturalvarnish(清漆)fromthelacquertree.Itwasfirstusedforwoodenobjectsto

protectthemfromwalerandinsects.Overtime,workersbegantouselacquertomakeanddecorate

(裝飾)fans.

Lacquerfansaremadewithbambooorwoodenframes(框架).Traditionally,theyarepainted

withdifferentthemesandpatterns(圖案),suchasflowersandbirds,andpeople,tomakethemmore

beautiful.Althoughthewaysofmakingfanscontinuetoimprove,workersstillusetraditional

techniques(技藝)tocreatelacquerfans,keepingthisancientartalive.

Nowadays,lacquerfanpaintingisoneofthemostpopularactivitiesamongyoungpeople.The

processisquitesimple.Peoplefirstchoosethecolourstheywanttouse,dropthecolouredlacquer

intothewater,stir(攪拌)it,putthefansinthewaterforawhile,andthentakethemout.Andthat's

it.

Manypeoplelikelacquerfans.Everyfanisunique(獨一無二的),likeeachofus.

9.()Whendidlacquerfansbecomeoneofthetopcollectionsintheartworld?

A.During(heHanDynasty.

B.DuringtheTangDynasty.

C.DuringtheMingDynasty.

D.DuringtheQingDynasty.

1().()Accordingtothepassage,whataretheframesoflacquerfansmadeof?

A.Glassorplastic.

B.Glassorwood.

C.Bambooorwood.

D.Plasticorbamboo.

11.()(新考法?細節(jié)排序)What'sthecorrectorderofpaintinglacquerfans?

a.Takethemout.

b.Choosethecolourstheywanttouse.

c.Dropthecolouredlacquerintothewater,stirit.

d.Putthefansinthewaterforawhile.

A.b—>c—>d—>a

B?c->d—>3->b

C.c———?ci

D.b-~>c-

12.()(新考法篇章結構)Whatisthestructureofthispassage?(①=Paragraph1,②二

Paragraph2,...)

lightningstrikes

Lightningstrikeskillmillionsoftreeseachyear-butitturnsoutthatsomelargetropical(熱

帶的)treescannotonlystayaliveafterthey'rehitbyastrike,butalsobenefitfromitseffects,

accordingtoarecentstudy.

Sometreesaregettingrepeatedlyhitbylightningovertheirlifetime.Butwhycantheysurvive?

Researchersdon'tknowforsure.However,theythinkthattreeswillbeheatedlessifthey'remore

conductive.Thatmeanstheenergyfromlightningisjustmovingtotheirneighbours,insteadof

stayinginthem.Thestrongpoweroflightningkillstheparasiticvines(寄生藤蔓)onthetrees.It

alsokillssomeothertreesnearby,reducingcompetition.

Dipteryxoleifera,atreeinPanama'sforests,hasprobablyexperienced10lightningstrikesso

far.Itstayssafeandsound,whilemostoftheneighbouringtreeswerekilled.Ifyouareintheforest

whereitis,you'llknowwhatitislike——itshugesizeandheight."WebelievethetreesinPanama's

forestshavefivestrikesonaverage.But,youknow,someofthemobviouslyhaveaton,''EvanGora,

aforestecologistsaid.

Howlongdothesetreesliveintheforests?Peoplecan'tdotreeringdatingintropicalforests

becausethetreesdon'tmakecontinuousgrowthrings.Researchersguessmanyofthetreeswouldbe

hundreds,ormaybeevenmorethan1,000yearsold.

Whatcanwelearnfromthestudy?Thehardestthingscanturnintogoodthings,canthey?

13.()Whycansomelargetropicaltreessurvivelightningstrikes?

A.They'renot。什enhitbylightning.

B.Theneighbouringtreesprotectthem.

C.Theycanstandmorekindsofdangerthanothers.

D.Thelightningenergymovesawayfromthem.

14.()WhatdoesthetreeDipteryxoleiferalooklike?

A.Oldandweak.

B.Hugeandtall.

C.Cleanandthin.

D.Safeandsound.

15.()Whycan'tpeopletelltheexactageofthelargetreeshitbylightning?

A.Theweatherthereisterrible.

B.Peopledon'thavepropertools.

C.Continuousgrowthringscan'tbeIbund.

D.Theirlivingenvironmenthasimproved.

16.()Whichpartofthenewspaperisthistexttakenfrom?

A.Health.B.Nature.

C.Technology.D.Weather.

第二節(jié)閱讀短文,從方框內所給選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,其中有一個多余的

選項。(8分)1得分

In(hefaceofbusystudytasks,sometimesyoumakelittleprogress.Herearesomewaystohelp

youstudymoreeasily.

Makeastudyplan.

Whenmakingastudyplan,youshouldthinkaboutwhatneedstobefinished.17.

Afterdoingthis,you'llknowwhatneedsmoreattentioninreviews.

Revieweachsubjectforanhour

Keepyourstudytimeshortersothatyouwon'tfeeltired.18.Instead,itrequiresyou

touseyourtimewisely.Setasideanhourforeachofyoursubjectssothatyoucanhaveenoughtime

toreviewallsubjects.Remembertopayattentiontoonesubjectatatime.

Gooverconcepts(概念)manytimes.

Repeattheinformationtokeepitinmindforalongtime.19.Whileyou'restudying,

repeattheconceptsatleast3timessothatyou'remorelikelytorememberthem.Thenexttimeyou

study,reviewagainwhatyou'velearnedbefore.

Studywithagroup.

20.Agoodenvironmentisofgreatimportancewhenyoustudy.Andthereisanother

advantageofstudyinginagroup.Thatis,youcanturntoothermembersforhelp!

A.It'snotenoughtogooveryournotesonce.

B.Youcanreviewseveralsubjectsatatime.

C.Thinkaboutquestionsandtopicsthatmightappearinexams.

D.However,itdoesn'tmeanspendingmuchofyourtimerelaxing.

E.Studyingwithclassmatesprovidesanactiveenvironmentforyou.

二、完形填空(共10小題,每小題1分;滿分10分)

閱讀短文,理解其大意,從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

Astheyoungestkidinthefamily,Iusedtobetold,“No,doitthisway."Iknewtheywereall

tryingto21me.ButIhatedfeelingwrong.

Oneweekend,IwasaskedtohelpGrandpawith22.Hehadflattenedoutonesideofthe

greenbushwithapairofscissorsandtoldmetocuttheothersidebutIjustsatunderatreethat

shelteredmefromthesunshine.He23patientlytowatch,butIdidn'tdoanything.Grandpasaid

hewouldcomebackto24me.Whenhewasgone,Iliftedthebigscissorstocutthebranches,

butfailed.Iwantedtocry.

ThenItookapairofregularscissorsandcutthebush.Littlebranchesfelltotheground.Itook

astepbacktoexaminemywork.Grandpacameback."Yoursidelooks25thanmine,“hesaid.

Iwas26.“Youmeanmywayisn'twrong?”

“No.Yourwayworksjustfine,“Grandpasaid.

IwassohappyaboutmymeansandIcouldplaymyrolethistime.Grandpacutthebig

branchesandthenTcutallthesmallbits.Icouldn't27thetopofthebush,soIshowedGrandpa

mylittle-scissorcuttingtechniques.Forthemostpart,hedidexactlywhatIshowedhim.28,

sometimeshecutinastrangeway.Ididn'tcorrecthimthough.Hiswaymightbealittledifferent,

butitgotthejobdone29.

AsIgrewup,Irealizedlearningfromotherpeopledidn'tnecessarilymeanhavingtoalways

3Qthem.Itisokaytodothingsalittledifferently.Beingdifferentisfine.

21.()A.trapB.trust

C.teachD.track

22.()A.planningB.gardening

C.plantingD.cleaning

23.()A.waitedB.worked

C.wantedD.wished

24.()A.lookthroughB.workout

C.gothroughD.checkon

25.()A.coolerB.greener

C.higherD.warmer

26.()A.satisfiedB.determined

C.disappointedD.surprised

27.()A.reviveB.receive

C.arriveD.reach

28.()A.OtherwiseB.However

C.ThereforeD.Besides

29.()A.latelyB.secretly

C.finallyD.suddenly

30.()A.absorbB.follow

C.referD.persuade

第二部分非選擇題(共40分)

三、(新素材?世界各地考生考前儀式及食物的寓意)語篇填空(共10小題,每小題1分;滿分

10分)1得分

閱讀短文,在空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~或用括號內所給詞的止確形式填空,使短文通順、

連貫。

ForumDiscussion:Comparingpre-examrituals(儀式)acrosstheworld

LiHanqiao(16,Beijing)PostedonMay16,2025

InChina,somestudentsfeellike31.(eat)astickofyoutiaoandtwoeggsforbreakfast

ontheexamday32.theymeanscoringonehundred.Arethereanysimilartraditionsin

yourcountry?

KevinXu(19,theUK)PostedonMay18,2025

IntheUK,youmightsee'wishingtrees”with33.(coin)stuckintothetree.Anyone

34.doesthisbeforeexamshopestohavecouragewiththe“treespirits”.AttheUniversity

ofOxford,touchingthe“KissingStone"35.(believe)tobringgoodluck.Besides,some

studentsavoidchickenbeforeexams.Thereasonissimpleandfunny:"Youdon'twant36.

(be)achickenandnervousduringtheexam!

ZhuYuhan(17,theUS)PostedonMay19,2025

IntheUS,someofmyfriendslikecoeat37.chickensandwichfromtheAmerican

fastfoodrestaurantChick-fil-Abeforeexams.Theysaythechickengivesthemstrengthandsince

therestaurant'sname38.(end)upwithanA,theyjokeitmighthelp39.(they)

getstraightA's.Oneofmyfriendsevencreatedherowngoddess.Shebelievesthegoddesscanhelp

hergetalltheanswers40.(correct)intests.

四、閱讀與表達(共4小題,41?43小題,每小題2分,44小題4分;滿分1()分)函一

閱讀短文,然后根據(jù)內容回答問題。

ScientistsfromChina'sShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityaredevelopingarobotUguidedog”to

helpblindpeople.WiththehelpofcamerasandAl,therobotdogcansee,listenandspeakwithblind

people.Blindpeoplecanalsouseacane(手杖)tocontroltherobot'swalkingandrunningspeed.

Therobotcanevenrecognizetrafficlights-realguidedogsareunabletodothat.

TherobotdogisaboutthesizeofanEnglishbulldogbutalittlewider.Ithassixlegsinsteadof

four.Theothertwolegsmakeitsteadier(更穩(wěn)定的)andhelpitmovefaster.

41-year-oldLiFeiand42-year-oldZhuSibinarehelpingtesttherobot.Liistotallyblindand

Zhucanonlyseealittle.uTherobotdogwillmakeiteasiertogetintopublicplaces.Itcouldchange

ourlivesinthenearfuture,"Lisaid.

InChina,thereareabout17.31millionblindpeople,butthereareonlyabout400guidedogs.

Thenewrobotistryingtosolvethisproblem.4tWebelieveourrobotwillactas'apairofeyes'for

blindpeople,“saidProfessorGaoFeng,oneofthescientists.Hethinkstherecouldbealarge

maiketfortheserobotdogs.

41.Howcantherobotdogsee,listenandspeakwithblindpeople?

42.Howmanylegsdoestherobotdoghave?

43.Whatwillthenewrobotactasforblindpeople?

44.DoyouagreewithLiFei'sopinion?Write30wordsormore.

五、書面表達(滿分20分)畫一

45.近期,一些學校對學生早上到校時間做出了新規(guī)定。為此,學校英文報刊發(fā)起了題為“Should

studentsarriveatschoolafter7:30a.m.?

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