第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages11頁(yè)江蘇省鎮(zhèn)江市東部集團(tuán)（江科大附中、江南、索普）三校2025-2026學(xué)年九年級(jí)上學(xué)期1月月考英語(yǔ)試卷一、閱讀七選五：本大題共5小題，共10分。Doyouhavetheexperiencethatyouarehavingatestbutthemelody(旋律)of“APT,APT…”remainsinyourheadoutofcontrol?Althoughthesongsaren’tplayednow,theycan’tgetoutofyourbrain.Theyareknownasearworms.Anearwormcanbekeptinyourheadafteryoulistentothemusic.Butitcanalsohappenifsomethingbringsbackamemoryofthesong,likevisitingtheplacewhereyoufirstheardit.

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That’swhyitisseenasacommonthing.Whydowegetearworms?

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Theyhavebeendoingsomeresearchintowhatmakesaparticularpartofmusicsocatchy.Acatchypieceofmusicmeansitisveryeasytolearn,andcanbekeptinyourbrainforalongperiod.They’vealsolearnedthatmostearwormshavemelodiesthatareeasytoremember.Whatwouldcausethehumanbraintorepeatthesamesongattheverybeginning?

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Butlongago,beforepeopleusedwritingtocommunicate,wepassedalonginformationthroughsongs.So,wemayhavedevelopedwaystokeepmusicinourheadinordertoremembervaluableinformation.Whateverthereason,whenasongcan’tgetoutofyourbrain,itcanbeunpleasant!

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Youcanlistentoanothersongortrytodosomethingelse,ortellothersaboutyourearwormwhichcanchangethewayyourbrainformsmemoriesofmusic.

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Thenperhapsyoushouldjustsitbackandtrytoenjoytheearworm!A．Thisisstillamystery.B．Thereisasonginyourmind.C．Whatifnoneofthesewayswork?D．Artistsmakeuseofittomakeupsongs.E．Scientistshavestudiedearwormsforyears.F．Luckily,theremaybesomewaystoavoidanearworm.G．Astudyshowsthat90percentofpeopleexperienceearworms.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G二、單選題：本大題共15小題，共15分。6.Youmaytravelaroundthestudiowithatourguide________youalreadyknowitverywell.A.unless B.if C.since D.as7.—Congratulations!You’vegotthefirstplaceinthedrawingcompetition.—Ican’tbelieveit.Itissimply______mywords.A.against B.over C.above D.beyond8.ShiGuangyinwas________withtheJuly1Medalbecauseofhisgreatachievementinthefieldofdesertificationcontrol(荒漠化防治).A.presented B.protected C.prepared D.provided9.InEnglishclasses,we’reoftentoldto______dialoguesinpairs.A.putup B.makeup C.turnup D.sendup10.—Haveyoufinishedyourreportongreenlife?—Notyet.I’llmakeitifI________anothertwodays.A.give B.amgiven C.willgive D.willbegiven11.—DoyouoftenwatchtheshowWho?sStillStanding?—Yes.Itis______programmethatmanypeopleareattracted.A.suchasuccessful B.sosuccessful

C.suchanawful D.soawful12.World-famousphysicistandNobelPrizewinnerYangChen-Ning______inBeijingonOctober17,2025,attheageof103.A.putaway B.tookaway C.passedaway D.ranaway13.—Doesyourlittledaughterenjoythesong?—Yes.Shelovestolistentoitagainandagain________shedoesn?tunderstanditinside.A.because B.after C.until D.although14.—Hi,

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club.（）A.grades B.talents C.appearances D.introductions15.—Whodoyouthinkisthemurdererinthefilm?—I________itcouldbethemaninblack.Butyouwon?tfindoutthetruthuntiltheend.A.suppose B.plan C.confirm D.decide16.Nowadays,mostpeoplefinditeasytogetthe______newsontheirmobilephones.A.simplest B.latest C.highest D.easiest17.—Whatkindofmoviesdoyoulike?—Iprefermovies______givemesomethingtothinkabout.A.whom B.who C.which D.what18.Don’tworry!I’msureyou’ll_______yourclassmatesifyouarekindandfriendlytothem.A.catchupwith B.bepleasedwith

C.agreewith D.getonwellwith19.—Let’stakeatriptoJinshanParknextSundayiftheexamisover.—Thatsoundsgreat!ButIwonder______.A.whenandwhereshallwemeet

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D.howshallwegetreadyforit20.—IhopethatIcanbecomethetopstudentinmyclassovernight.—______Thereisnosuchthingasafreelunch.A.Ican’tagreemore. B.Inyourdreams.

C.You’rewelcome. D.Don’tmentionit.三、完形填空：本大題共10小題，共10分。Somewell-knowntraditionalmusicwasplayedbytheChinaNationalTraditionalOrchestra(中央民族樂(lè)團(tuán))intheirconcertonJanuary4.Audiences(觀眾)enjoyedthebeautiful

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ofguzheng,thepowerfultonesofsuona,thetearfulnotesoferhuandsoon.Each

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Chinesemusicalinstrumenttellsitsownstory.“I’vefalleninlovewiththesoundsoftraditionalinstruments,

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thepipa,afour-stringed(弦)instrumentwithahistoryofmorethan2,000years.Itcan

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differentsounds,suchasthesoundsoffallingsnowandraindrops.EverytimeIlistentoapipatunewhichmakesmefeelcalmandrelaxed,Ialwayshaveastrongfeelingof

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,”saidYangTian,amemberoftheaudienceattheconcert.

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,arecentreportsuggeststhenumberoftraditionalmusiclistenersisdropping.To

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people’slovefortraditionalmusic,somethingcreativehasbeendone.Insometraditionalmusicconcerts,VR(虛擬現(xiàn)實(shí))technologyisusedto

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thestarskyorthebeautifulsandyviewofDunhuangtothemusichall.Itmakestheexperience

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watchinga3-Dmovie.LiXiaobing,amusicteacherfromBeijing,mixestraditionalfolksinging,operaandChineseinstrumentsthroughtechnology.Peoplearesurprisedathisworksandtheylovethem!Some

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trytoaddsomethingnewtotraditionalmusic.Theybringmodernmusiclikepopandrapintotraditionalmusic.Whentheeastmeetsthewest,thenewformofmusicwinstheheartsofboththeoldandtheyoung.Traditionalmusicshowsthebeautyofourculture,andwithsomethingcreative,greatthingshappen.21.A.whisper B.voices C.sounds D.noise22.A.central B.personal C.general D.traditional23.A.especially B.mostly C.highly D.nearly24.A.prove B.produce C.protect D.pronounce25.A.joy B.peace C.success D.luck26.A.Otherwise B.However C.Luckily D.Suddenly27.A.wakeup B.getup C.pullup D.growup28.A.send B.carry C.bring D.lift29.A.on B.with C.by D.like30.A.scientists B.designers C.musicians D.storytellers四、閱讀理解：本大題共10小題，共20分。ATherearemanysquaresallovertheworldthathavebecomefamoussights.

Tian’anmenSquareBeijing,ChinaTian’anmenSquarewasbuiltin1417anditisapublicsquareinthecentreofthecityofBeijing.Itisthelargestpublicsquareintheworld.Touristscanwatchtheraisingofthenationalflagthereeveryday.TothenorthofthesquareistheGateofHeavenlyPeace.ThegateseparatesthesquarefromtheForbiddenCity.RedSquareMoscow,RussiaRedSquareisafamoussquareintheheartofMoscow,thecapitalofRussiaanddatesfromthe15thcentury.Thesquarecoversaround91,000squaremetresItattractstouristsfromallovertheworld.RedSquarehasbeenthesceneofspeeches.ThereareparadesshowingthepoweroftheRussianarmyonVictoryDaythere.TimesSquareNewYork,AmericaTimesSquareisn’treallyasquare.It’sabow-tie(蝶型領(lǐng)結(jié))shapeatthecrossroadsofBroadway,SeventhAvenue,and42ndStreet,andisfiveblockslong.Itisknownforitshugeandbrightadvertisingsigns.AgreatnumberofpeopleliketogatherthereonNewYear’sEve.Itisexcitingtoseethehugeglassballfallingthroughthedarkness.31.Whatisincommonamongthepublicsquaresmentionedinthearticle?A.Theyareallopentothepublic.

B.Theyareallintheshapeofasquare.

C.TheyarealllocatedinEurope.

D.Theywereallbuiltinthe15thcentury.32.Whatcanwelearnfromthetable?A.TimesSquareisthelargestpublicsquareintheworld.

B.RedSquarehasanareaofaround91,00squarekilometres.

C.Tian’anmenSquareisdividedintotwopartsbytheForbiddenCity.

D.Tian’anmenSquareistothesouthoftheGateofHeavenlyPeace.33.Inwhichmagazinecanwereadthisarticle?A.FoodSquare B.HumanandNature

C.ChineseNationalGeography D.NewScientistBDoyouenjoyplayingvideogames?Haveyoueverthoughtaboutwhatitwouldbeliketodesignthemforaliving?Today,let’stalkaboutMituKhandaker’scooljob.MituKhandakerisagamedeveloper,someonewhocodes(編程序)anddesignsgames.Andshealsoteachesgames.Beingagamedeveloperislikewearingalotofdifferenthatsatonce.Oneminute,shemightbefixingsomecode.Anotherminute,shemightbesolvingadesignproblem,orcreatingart.Theotherpartofthejobisworkingwithpeople.It’sverycollaborative(合作的).Thebestgamedesignersarepeoplewhohaveawiderangeofinterests,becauseyouwanttobringthoseintogames.Soyes,youmightloveplayinggames.Butyoumightalsobesomeonewholovespaintingorwritingstories,ormakingmusic,orevenjustlisteningtomusic.Forexample,MituKhandakerloveslisteningtohip-hop.Whateveryourinterestsare,thereisaspaceforthatingamestotelltheseamazingnewstories.Ifyouwanttobeagamedesigner,MituKhandakerwouldsayfollowyourpassionandbelieveinyourself.Ifyoulikewritingstories,oryoulikedrawingorpaintingordesigningboardgames—whateveritis—thereisaplaceforyouingames.Don’ttakenoforananswer.That’showshegottowheresheis.Ifyouenjoylearningaboutmoreinterestingjobs,findmoreonYourHotJob,acareer-focusedwebsiteforkids.34.Accordingtothepassage,whatisMituKhandaker?A.Astorywriter. B.Agamedeveloper.

C.Amusician. D.Aplayer.35.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?A.MituKhandakerhasalargenumberofhobbies.

B.MituKhandakerlikeswearingalotofdifferenthats.

C.MituKhandakerneedstododifferentthingsinherdailyjob.

D.MituKhandakershowsgreatinterestinartandsolvingproblems.36.Ifyouwanttobeagamedesigner,whichofthefollowingqualitiesshouldyouhave?①Youshouldbeconfident.②Youshouldbeeasytoworkwith.③Youshouldbeabletocodeanddesigngamesinaminute.④Youshouldloveplayinggames,painting,writingstoriesormakingmusic.A.①② B.③④ C.①③ D.②④CMaryLennoxwasborninIndia.Shehadalittlethinfaceandalittlethinbody,thinlighthair.Herhairwasyellow,andherfacewasyellowandalwaysillinonewayoranother.Herfatherworkedforthegovernmentthere.Hewasalwaysbusyandillhimselfandhermotherwasagreatbeautywhocaredonlytogotoparties.SoMaryspentallhertimewiththeIndianservants.ShehadanAyah,anurse,wholookedafterher.TheAyah’sjobwastokeepthelittlegirlawayfromherparentsasmuchaspossible.TheAyahgaveMarywhatevershewantedandthelittlegirlbecameveryselfish.Shelovednoone,andnotanyonecaredforheratall.Marywasn’tprettylikehermother;shewasoftenill.Sheneversmiledandshewasalwayscrosswiththeservants(仆人).Oneday,oneoftheservantsdiedofcholera(霍亂),aterribledisease.Thenextday,threemoreservantsdied.Afterthat,theothersranaway.Marywenttobedandsleptforalong,longtime.Whenshewokeup,thehousewasquiet.ShecalledherAyah,butnoonecame.Shegotupandlookedaround.Shewasalone.Theonlyotherlivingthinginthehousewasalittlesnakethatlookedatherwitheyeslikejewels.Shewasn’tafraidbecausesheknewthatthesnakewasnotdangerous.ThenMaryheardfootsteps.Shewasinherroomwhenasoldierinuniformopenedthedoor.Themanwassurprisedtoseealittlegirlthere.Hecalledtoanothersoldieroutside.“Poorlittlegirl!”saidtheofficer.“Thereisnooneinthehouse.Everyoneelse,includingyourparents,haddiedorfled.”Itwastruethattherewasnooneinthehousebutherselfandthelittlerustlingsnake.Afterherparents’death,MarytravelledtoEnglandonashipwithasoldier’swife.“YouaregoingtobesenttoMisselthwaiteManortolivewithyouruncle,”shetoldMary.——AdaptedfromSecretGarden37.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“crosswith”meaninParagraph1?A.Patientwith. B.Angrywith. C.Popularwith. D.Filledwith.38.What’sinMary’sroomwhenshewokeupaftersleepingforalongtime?A.Asoldier. B.Ayah. C.Herparents. D.Asnake.39.What’sthecorrectorderofthefollowingeventsaccordingtothepassage?①AyahleftMarybecauseofCholera.②Marywassenttoheruncle’shomeafterherparentsdied.③NobodycaredforMaryexceptAyahbeforetheterribledisease.④MarycalledAyahbutnobodyrepliedaftersleepingforalongtime.A.①④③② B.③①②④ C.③①④② D.①③②④40.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.MarytookashiptoEnglandtolivewithheruncle.

B.Alltheservantsdiedofcholeraaswellasherparents.

C.Mary’sfatherwasalwaysbusyandill,sohehadnojob.

D.Mary’smotherwasagreatbeautywhocaredforMaryverymuch.五、任務(wù)型閱讀-完成表格：本大題共1小題，共10分。41.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空白處填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)脑~，每空一詞。Bulletscreen(彈幕)isnowdiscussedheatedlybyalotofpeoplebecauseithasbecomeaspecialwayofsocialcommunication.Bulletscreen,ordanmuinChinese,isanewlyappearedfeatureononlinevideoinChinaandJapan.Itallowsviewerstotypereal-timereviewswhicharelikebulletsflyingacrossthescreen.Anditspreadsinformationfasterthanweexpect.Recently,TVplaysoftheFourGreatClassicsmadebyCCTVhavebeenshownonthebulletscreenvideowebsiteandhavegotwideattention.Youngpeopleenjoyclassicsinamoreactiveandeasierway.Whyareclassicsinbulletscreensopopular?First,thewonderfulstoriesandgreatperformances(表演)havemadetheFourGreatClassicspopularamongpeopleallthetime.Second,fansoftheFourGreatClassicscanexplaintheknowledgeofthework,discusstherolesintheplayorsharetheirideasabouttheworkonthescreen.Lastbutnottheleast,somepeoplethinkwatchingTVplaysoftheFourGreatClassicswithbulletscreenworksasareminderoftheirchildhood.Otherssaythatnotonlythestoryiswonderfulbutalsothejoyofmanypeoplewatchingingroupsisgreat.Inawiderview,communicationformsalsobringaboutimprovementsintheculturalindustry.Withthesupportoftechnology,theformsaremuchricher,anduserscancommunicateatanytimeaswellaslearnindifferentways.Thenewwayofcommunicationhelpswiththewiderspreadoftheclassics,andtheculturecanpassfromthescreentotheheart.AHot

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AboutBulletScreenBackgroundinformation·Bulletscreenhasbecomeaspecialwayofsocialcommunication.·Asanewlyappearedfeatureononlinevideosites,it

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forthepopularityoftheFourGreatClassicsinbulletscreen·Thewonderfulstoriesandgreatperformances

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theknowledge,discussingtherolesorsharingideasonthescreen.·Somepeoplethinkbulletscreen

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onCCTV-1thisevening.(4)Thecarcrashedintoatreeheavily.Luckily,it

thatnobodywashurt.(5)Theoldcouplelive

inthecountrysideandtheyenjoythelifesomuch.(6)

excellentChinesedocumentarieshavebeentranslatedintoEnglishtoshowtherichnessofChineseculture.(7)Ialways

himformyclassmate,becausetheyhavethesamehairstyle.(8)Harbin,the“hottest”cityinChinathiswinter,

itsfantasticIce-SnowWorld.(9)BaiJuyiandYuanZhen,twoofthegreatestpoetsintheTangDynasty,formeda

friendship.(10)Thepolicehaveconfirmedthatthecriminalhasbeenunderarrestandhewillbe

manyyears.七、首字母短文填空：本大題共1小題，共10分。43.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及所給首字母提示寫(xiě)出所缺單詞，使短文意思完整，每空一詞。Classicalmusicisanoldartform.Ithasbeenp

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foralonghistory.Itisnotonlyaboutthesounds,butalsoaboutthestoriesandfeelingsbehindeachpiece.Ifyoulistenc

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,youcandiscoveralotofbeautyinit.Classicalmusicisusuallyplayedinthechurchesorcourts(宮廷)inthepast.Nowadaysitisc

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tobeaseriousartform,sinceitisoftenheardinsomeformaloccasions(場(chǎng)合).A

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somepeoplemightfindclassicalmusicabithardtounderstandatfirst,ithasauniquekindofbeautyifyoukeeplistening.Thev

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ofclassicalmusicliesinhowittouchesyourheartandmakesyoufeelandthink.Goingtoconcertsisagreatwaytoexperienceclassicalmusic.Youcanseetalentedmusiciansplayingi

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likepianos,violins,andcellos.Youmaybeamazedattheirmusicalskillsandoutstandingperformances(表演).Theyseemtobringyoutoanotherworldf

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withmusic.Listeningtoclassicalmusiccantakeusonajourneyt

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time.Wecanlearnabouthowpeoplefeltandwhattheythoughtinthepast.Itteachesusaboutdifferentculturesandtraditions,showingushowmusiccanbedifferentaroundtheworld.Itisalsoamazinghowclassicalmusiccanc

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enjoyingandexploring(探索).Startyourclassicalmusicjourney