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第=page11頁,共=sectionpages11頁2025-2026學(xué)年遼寧省丹東市鳳城市九年級(上)期末英語試卷一、閱讀五選四:本大題共4小題,共8分。Everyoneisbornwiththeabilitytobeasmartstudent—someonewhoknowshowtostudyandhowtosucceed.(1)______.

*Setyourselfgoals.

Everybodyneedssomethingtoworktowards.Makecertaingoalsyoucanreachfor.Theycanbewhateveryouthinkwouldkeepyougoing.

*Workinastudygroup

Ithasshownthatstudentsstudyinginasmallgroupgetbetterresults.(2)______Soaskyourfriendsandmakeplansforstudying.Butchoosethepeopleyou'restudyingwithcarefully.Youdon'twanttoworkwithsomeonewhojustwantstodestroy(破壞)yourlearningtime.

*(3)______

It'simportantthatyoufinishitontime.Ifyouwanttoactuallyunderstandyourhomework,doitattentively.Whenyougethomeafterschool,sitdownandgetitover.Thenyoucandootherthingsandnotworryaboutitthenextmorning.

*Takebreaksmoreoftenthanyouthink

Whenyouwanttolearnsomething,you'llalwaysthink,"Study,andstudysomemoreuntilyouhaveitdown."Actually,that'snothowitworks.(4)______Whenyoutakebreaks,yourattentionandmemoryareimproved.

Schoollifecansometimesbefullofchallenges,butnowwithallthetipsabove,youwillbeontherightwaytosuccess!Cheerup,allsmartstudents!

A.Don'tputoffyourhomework.

B.It'llalsobemorefunthanstudyingalone.

C.Brainneedsenoughrestfromtimetotime.

D.Joiningasportsclubinyourschoolhelpsalot.

E.Withtherightmethods(方法),thisstudentcanbeyou.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、完形填空:本大題共10小題,共10分。Likeanythingwewanttoachieve,languagelearningisalongjourneytogothrough.Ittakestimeandhardwork.Wemaymeetsome(5)duringthejourney,andweneedtodealwiththem.

Frustration(受挫)isthefirstthingthatyou'll(6)inlearninganewlanguage,andit'snormal.Frustrationjustmeansyou'reexpandingyourcomfortzone(擴(kuò)大你的舒適區(qū))andpushingyourselffurtherthanbefore.However,manypeople(7)atthistimebecausetheydon't"get"thelanguageinashorttime.The(8)istotakeitstepbystep.Ifyouwanttobecomeagoodspeaker,thenstartbylearning10ofthemostcommonwords.Thenlearn20words,andsoon.

Talkingtoothersleadsustoanotherdifficultythatwe'llfindinlearningaforeignlanguage.Manylearnersare(9)totalktopeople.Theydon'twanttofeelashamed(羞愧)whentheymake(10).Actually,mostpeoplearehappywhenyouaretryingtolearntheirlanguage.Theywon'tlaughatyou.

Thenyoumayfindanotherdifficultywhenyouspeakwithothers.Thatis(11)vocabulary.It'shardto(12)somanynewwords.Trytospeakmoretoothers,soyouwillpracticeyourvocabularymoreoften.Readingnewspapers,watchingmoviesandlisteningtotheradiointheforeignlanguageyouarelearningcanalsobe(13).

Justbe(14)andpracticealot,andyou'llmaster(掌握)thelanguagesoon.Youwillhaveafeelingthatit'sapieceofcake.5.A.difficulties B.instruments C.conversations D.relatives6.A.influence B.experience C.review D.translate7.A.putup B.giveup C.setup D.getup8.A.key B.lock C.list D.field9.A.happy B.afraid C.ready D.friendly10.A.mistakes B.decisions C.friends D.faces11.A.perfect B.rich C.poor D.big12.A.list B.write C.remember D.receive13.A.helpful B.careful C.convenient D.general14.A.lively B.tired C.harmful D.patient三、閱讀理解:本大題共16小題,共32分。AWhensomeone'sheartsuddenlystops,wecanuseanAEDtosavehimorher.Itcanbefoundinpublicplacesanditiseasytouse.Turnitonandfollowthevoiceinstructions.Herearesomekeysteps.

1.Placeonepadontotheupper-rightchest(胸部).Placetheotherontothelowerleftchest.

2.ConnectthepadstotheAED.

3.Don'ttouchthepatient!Waitfortheresultoftheexamination.

4.Pressthebuttonwhenashockisadvised.

5.GiveCPR(心肺復(fù)蘇)ifneeded.Remember:It'sbesttotreatthepatientwithinthe"Golden4Minutes"!Timematters!IfanAEDisnotaround,sendsomeonetogetoneandgiveCPRwhilewaiting.Don'tforgettocall120.15.WhenisanAEDused?______A.Whensomeone'sheartsuddenlystops.

B.Whensomeonehasaheadache.

C.Whensomeone'sbacksuddenlyhurts.

D.Whensomeonehasatoothache.16.Whereshouldthepadsbeplacedonthepatient?______A. B. C. D.17.What'sthegoldentimetouseanAED?______A.Thefirst4minutes. B.Thefirst5minutes.

C.Thefirst6minutes. D.Thefirst7minutes.18.Whoisthetextmostlikelywrittenfor?______A.Medicalresearchers. B.Thegeneralpublic.

C.Professionaldoctorsandnurses. D.Highschoolsciencestudents.BDonPowell,72,wasgettinghismailfromthemailbox(郵箱)outsidehishomeasusual.Hefoundsomethingstrange.Insidethemailbox,thereweretinydollssittingonasmallsofa.Anotewiththemsaid,"We'vedecidedtolivehere,"signedbyMaryandShelley.Donthoughtsomeonehadleftthedollsbymistake.Butwhenheaskedhisneighbors,nooneknewanythingaboutit.

Donandhiswife,Nancy,putupthespecialmailboxfouryearsago.Donjokedthathecouldunderstandwhydollswouldwanttomoveintosuchanicehome.Hemovedthedollstothebackofthemailbox,hopingsomeonewouldtakethemback,buttheystayed.Overthenextfewweeks,moresmallthingsmysteriously(神秘地)appeared:atable,apillow,abed,apainting,andevenapot.

Don,withhissenseofhumor,addedanotesuggestingthedollsneededafridge,thoughitneverarrived.Thedollsremainedinthemailbox.Donsharedthemysteryonaneighborhood(街坊)appcalledNextdoor.Hispostquicklycaughtpeople'sattention,andhisneighborswereinterestedinthestrange"visitors".

SomeneighborsthoughtDonwasbehindthesaga(一連串事件)—thestrangehappeningsthathadeveryoneintowntalking.Thestoryseemedtogrowbiggereachday,butDonstatedhewasn'ttheonewhocreatedit.Heonlyprovidedthedollswithaplacetolive.Othersthoughtsomeoneinthecommunitywashavingfunwithit.

Astimewentby,Donstartedtoenjoythemystery.Hesaid,"Ilikethemystery."Neighborslikedthestrangestoryandcameovertoaskquestions.Dondecidednottocareaboutwhowasmakingthedolls'home.Hehopedthestorywouldkeepgoing.19.WhatdidDonPowellfirstthinkwhenhefoundthedollsinhismailbox?______A.Hewasexcitedaboutthegift.

B.Hisfriendsputthemthere.

C.Hewasscaredtocallthepoliceatonce.

D.Heconsideredthedollswereputtherecarelessly.20.WhydidDonputthedollsatthebackofthemailbox?______A.Heplannedtothrowthemaway.

B.Hewishedthedollstobetakenback.

C.Hedidn'twantanyonetoseethem.

D.Hethoughttheyweregetintheway.21.WhatwasDon'sfinalattitude(態(tài)度)towardsthemystery?______A.Hefeltworried.

B.Hedecidedtotakethedollsaway.

C.Hewantedthemysterytocontinue.

D.Hethoughtitwasawasteofhistime.22.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?______A.Don'swifeputthedollsbesidethemailbox.

B.Donplannedtobuyafridgeforthedolls.

C.ThemysterymakerfinallytoldthetruthtoDon.

D.Themysteryhelpedneighborsconnectwitheachother.CLibrariesaroundtheworldstillkeepoldbookshundredsofyearsold.Butwillwebeabletoreadtoday'sdigital(數(shù)字的)booksinhundredsofyears?Librariansareworried.Evennow,wecan'topensomefiles(文件)from20or25yearsago.Willourdigitalworksbelostinadigitalblackhole?Willwefacethelossofvaluableinformation?

Technologyischangingfast.Oldwaysofkeepinginformationaregonenow,ortheyarenolongersupportedbynewtechnology.Forexample,manypeopleusedfloppydiscs(軟盤)tosavefilesyearsago,buttodayfewmachinescanopenthem.Also,millionsofsongsandmusicpiecesweresavedontapesorCDs,butnowmostoldmusicplayersnolongerwork.Anotherproblemisthatwebsitesoftenchangeorclosedown,andalltheinformationonthemcanfallintothedigitalblackhole.

Books,however,arequiteeasytokeep.Wedon'tneedspecialtoolsortechnologytoreadthem.Ifyoukeeptheminadryandsafeplace,theywillstaysafeforalongtime.LiShizhen'sgreatmedicalbookBenCaoGangMucameoutin1593.Amazingly,threecopiesfromthefirstprintingstillsurvivetoday.That'snotbadforabookmorethan400yearsold.

Today,tosomeresearchers,printedbooksremainasafewaytokeepinformation.In2014,aprofessionalgroupbegantoraisemoneytoprintafamousonlineencyclopediainto1,000books.Thiswouldmakesurethatevenifdigitaltechnologyfails,theknowledgecanstillbekept.

Fornow,whenitcomestostoringinformation,printedcopiesseemtobethesafestchoice.However,futuretechnologymightdevelopandprovidenewwaystosolvetheproblemofdigitalblackhole.Timewilltell.23.Whathappensifourdigitalworksfallintoadigitalblackhole?______A.Theyarecarefullykept. B.Theycannotbeunderstood.

C.Theycannotbereadorreached. D.Theyaresavedinawrongplace.24.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?______A.Howmusicplayersaredeveloping.

B.Howtechnologyischangingovertime.

C.Whyoldmachinesarenolongerusedtoday.

D.Whytechnologymaycauseinformationloss.25.WhydoesthewritermentionBenCaoGangMu?______A.Todiscusswhythisbookisstillimportant.

B.Toshowprintedbookscanlastforalongtime.

C.Toexplainhoweasyitistokeepprintedbooks.

D.Totellwhentheearliestprintedbookcameout.26.Whatwouldthewritermostprobablyagreewith?______A.Librariesshouldkeepmoredigitalbooks.

B.Digitalbooksarelessvaluablethanprintedones.

C.Technologywillsoonsolvetheproblemofdigitalblackhole.

D.Technologyisstilllookingforbetterwaystokeepinformation.DIsthereaconnectionbetweenmusicandlanguage?Accordingtothelateststudies,theanswerisyes.Herearetwoexamples.

AstudyfromNorthwesternUniversityshowsthatplayingamusicalinstrumentcanimproveaperson'shearingability.Asapartofthestudy,twogroupsofpeoplelistenedtoapersontalkinginanoisyroom.Thepeopleinthefirstgroupweremusicians,whilethoseinthesecondgrouphadnomusicaltraining.Themusicianswereabletohearthetalkingpersonmoreclearly.

Musicianshavebetterhearingability."Musicianshearbetter,"saystheleaderofthestudy,NinaKraus."Becausetheylearntopayattentiontosomesounds.Whentheyplaywiththegroup,theyheartheirowninstrumentsandignoretheothersounds.Inthisway,musicianscanplaytheirmusicbetter."

GottfriedSchlaug,adoctoratHarvardMedicalSchool,workswithstroke(中風(fēng))patients.Becauseoftheirillness,thesepeoplecannotsaytheirinformationnormally.However,theycanstillsing,Dr.Schlaugwassurprisedtofindthatsingingwordshelpedhispatientstoeventually(最終)speak.Allofasudden,patientsmayusethosepartsofthebrainagain.

Music,therefore,isnotonlyenjoyable,butalsogoodforusinmanyotherways.27.AccordingtothestudyfromNorthwesternUniversity,musiccanimprove______ability.A.teaching B.hearing C.speaking D.learning28.Theunderlinedword"ignore"inParagraph3means"______".A.layout B.doharmto

C.lookup D.paynoattention29.HowdoesGottfriedSchlaughelpstrokepatientsspeak?______A.Byplayingmusicforthem.

B.Byaskingthemtosingwords.

C.Bygettingthemtowritedownwords.

D.Byteachingthemtoplayaninstrument.30.Howdoesthewriterwritethepassage?______A.Bygivingexamples. B.Bytellingastory.

C.Byaskingquestions. D.Bylistingnumbers.四、任務(wù)型閱讀-簡答:本大題共1小題,共10分。31.ThePowerofHopeHaveyounoticedthemorningsareslowlygettinglighter?Beinghopefulthatspringisaroundthecornerandwarmer,brighterdaysareaheadisapowerfulfeeling.Thisisbecausehopegivesusthestrengthtobepositive(積極樂觀的),evenwhenthingsdon'tgoourway.

Hopeisapositivefeelingthatthingswillgetbetter.It'smorethanjustwishfulthinking;hopemeanstakingactionandbelievingyouhavethepowertoachieveyourgoals(目標(biāo))."WhenI'mhopeful,itmakesmeseethebrightnessinmyself,"saysJonah,agedeight,"It'sgoodtobehopefulbecauseitgivesyouachancetobehappyaboutthings."CharlesSnyder,apsychologist(anexpertinhowwethink)studiedhopefulthinkingandsaidithasthreemainparts:havingagoal,thinkingupdifferentwaystoachieveitandbelievinginyourselfevenwhenthingsgowrong.

Snydercalledhopea"rainbowofthemind,"becauseit"liftsourspiritsandmakesusthinkofwhatispossible."Beinghopefulaboutsomething,liketryingoutanewsportorhobby,takescouragebecauseyou'retakingastepintotheunknown.Thishelpsyouworkoutwhat'simportanttoyou,aswellasmakingyoumoreconfident.Studiesshowthatbeinghopefulalsohelpsyoulearnbetteratschool,buildstrongfriendshipsandfeellessstressed.

Hopeisaskillyoucanlearn.HopeexpertDavidFeldmansuggestsstartingbyworkingtowardsagoalthat'simportanttoyou,thenthinkingupdifferentwaystoachieveit.Soifyouhopetobeachefoneday,forexample,aimtolearnonenewrecipeaweek.Stayingfocusedonyourgoaltakesenergy,soeathealthilyandgetplentyofsleep.Ifyoustarttofeelhopeless,getinspiredbypeoplewhohavealreadysucceededortellsomeonewhosupportsyousotheycanhelpyouimprove.Finally,makeuseofyourimaginationandpictureyourselfachievingyourgoal.Picturingsuccessinthefutureishopeinaction.

根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容,按要求回答問題(1)HowmanymainpartsdoeshopefulthinkinghaveinCharlesSnyder'sopinion?

______(2)Listtwobenefits(益處)ofbeinghopeful.

______(3)Howdoyougetenoughenergytostayfocusedonyourgoalaccordingtothetext?

______(4)Whodoyouthinkisalwayspositivearoundyou?Andwhydoyouthinkso?(Write30wordsormore)

______五、閱讀填空:本大題共1小題,共10分。32.WhenIfirstenteredGrade9,allthethingsgotsohardforme.Iusedtofinishmyhomeworkby8p.m.ButIhadtostayup(1)midnightinGrade9.Iwasquitestressedout.SoIdecidedtomake(2)(I)relaxedbyrunningslowly.

Atfirst,Ialwaysfelt(3)(tiring),soIdidn'tthinkofthelongwaythatIhadtorun.However,IjustthoughtabouteachstepthatImade.AfterI(4)(try)thewayofrunning,tomysurprise,thingsgotdifferent.Istartedtofeelthe(5)(please)thatrunninghadbroughtme.Everysinglestepbecame(6)(easy)thanbefore.Thewindbesidemewasnolongerlaughingatme,(7)morelikeafriendwhocamealongwithme.Also,everythinginmylifebecamebetter.Forexample,Ifeltmorerelaxedinclass.Atthesametime,Ifinishedhomeworkmorequickly.AndIeven(8)(praise)formygoodjobinclassbymyteacher.

Thisisaveryimportantlessoninmylife.AsIcansee,Grade9islikeamarathon(馬拉松).Sorunningslowlyisagoodway(9)(deal)withmystress.Everydayisjust(10)tinystep.Wecanmakeourdreamcometrueonlybydoingwellineachstep.(1)

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六、完成句子:本大題共6小題,共6分。33.這個故事如此滑稽,以至于讓他笑了一次又一次。

Thestorywas

itmadehimlaughagainandagain.34.他正在字典里查那個單詞。

He

thewordinthedictionary.35.這枚小小的印章(seal)使我想起了我的爺爺。

Thissmallseal

mygrandfather.36.男孩禮貌地向客人作了自我介紹。

Theboy

totheguest

.37.這架飛機(jī)模型是由什么制作的?

What'sthemodelplane

?38.導(dǎo)游告誡我們不要在惡劣的天氣時爬山。

Theguide

climbthemountaininbadweather.七、句子翻譯:本大題共2小題,共4分。39.我同意你的觀點。

40.不要對你做過的事后悔。

八、書面表達(dá):本大題共1小題,共20分。41.假如你是李華,你的英國筆友Tom給你發(fā)來了如下郵件。請你仔細(xì)閱讀郵件內(nèi)容,并回復(fù)。

DearLiHua,

Howisitgoing?IheardtherewasanEnglishSalonaboutGrowingUp,F(xiàn)aceYourselfinyourschool.Couldyoupleaseshareyourexperiencewithme?Whatchallengeshaveyouevermet?Howdidyoudealwithit?Whathaveyoulearntfromtheexperience?

Lookingforwardtoyourreply!

Yours,

Tom注意:(1)須包含郵件中劃線的所有要點提示,可適當(dāng)發(fā)揮;

(2)文中不得出現(xiàn)真實姓名、學(xué)校等信息;

(3)詞數(shù)80~100:信件首尾句已給出,不計入總詞數(shù)。

DearTom,

I'mgladtohearfromyou.It'sgreattohaveanEnglishSalonaboutGrowingUpandFacingYourselfinourschool.

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