第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages11頁(yè)2025-2026學(xué)年廣東省深圳市寶安區(qū)九年級(jí)（上）期末英語(yǔ)試卷一、閱讀六選五：本大題共5小題，共10分。

A.Readingdoesn'thavetobealone.

B.Sometimesitishardtofinishabook.

C.Herearesomeideastohelpyouchooseabookmoreeasily.

D.Inthisway，yourownhobbiescanleadyoutotherightbooks.

E.Youcancheckbookcoversorreadingwebsitestofindtheirotherbooks.

F.Forexample，choosebooksthatareclassics（經(jīng)典作品）orhavewonprizes.Lookingforagoodbookcanbehardwhentherearesomanyaroundyou.Usually，theproblemisnot"CanIread？"but"WhatshouldIreadnext？"Don'tworry.（1）______

Startwithwritersyoulike

Beginwithwritersyouknowwell.Thinkofwriterswhosebooksyouhaveenjoyedbefore.（2）______Becauseyoualreadyknowthesewriters，youaremorelikelytoenjoytheirbooks.

Trypopularorprize-winningbooks

Anotherideaistochooseabookthatmanypeoplerecommend.（3）______Thesebooksareoftenpopularforalongtimebecausemanyreaderslovethem.Whenyoupickoneofthem，youcanseewhysomanyreadersenjoyit.

Followyourinterests

Yourhobbiesandinterestscanalsoguideyou.Ifyoulovecooking，lookforastoryaboutacook.Ifyouenjoyscienceorspace，chooseabookwiththesewordsinthetitle.（4）______Whenabookisclosetoyourlife，youmaycaremoreaboutwhathappensandkeepreadingtotheend.

Talkwithotherreaders

（5）______Askfriends，family，teachersorlibrariansforadvice.Youcanalsojoinabookclubandshareyourideas.Beingamemberinabookclubcanhelpyoureadmoreandevenmakenewfriends.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F二、完形填空：本大題共10小題，共10分。Herman，a15-year-oldscientist，hasenjoyeddoingexperimentssincehischildhood.Hewasa(6)childwhoalwayswonderedhowthingsworked.Atfirst，hesimplymixedcommonliquids（液體）andwaitedtoseethe(7).Whenhewasseven，hereceivedascienceset.Withrighttoolsand(8)instructions，hisexperimentsbecamemoreorganizedratherthansimpleguesses.

Oneday，helearnedthatapieceofmetalwithachemicalcleanercouldproducealotof(9).Whenhetriedtheexperimenthimself，itgotsohotthathealmostcausedafire.Afterthat，hisparentswatchedhimmore(10)andhelpedhimsetsaferrules：testoutside，wearglasses，andwritedowneachstep.Thecarefulwatching(11)hisdreaminsteadofstoppingit.

Later，Hermanwantedtodosomethingmeaningfultopeople.In2023，hedecidedto(12)anationalsciencecompetition.Hisideawasto(13)akindofsoapforpeopleworkinginthesun.Itwouldcontaineffectivemedicinetotreatskincancer.Hisinventionreceivedalotofpraiseandhewonthecompetitionintheend.Toimprovethesoap，hehasspentmuchtimedoingexperimentsinauniversity(14).

Hisdreamistousehissimpleideasto(15)thoseinneedandmaketheireverydaylivesbetter.Andheisdetermined（堅(jiān)決的）tokeepworkingforit.6.A.proud B.helpful C.curious D.friendly7.A.results B.mistakes C.chemicals D.accidents8.A.poor B.clear C.awful D.medical9.A.dust B.heat C.noise D.light10.A.bravely B.politely C.happily D.closely11.A.shaped B.damaged C.described D.controlled12.A.setup B.putoff C.joinin D.helpwith13.A.book B.keep C.order D.invent14.A.lab B.hall C.library D.playground15.A.meet B.help C.teach D.surprise三、閱讀理解：本大題共15小題，共22.5分。ALiangChunping，48，hasspent28yearsasaranger（護(hù)林員）atSichuan'sWanglangNationalNatureReserve.Whenhewas10，heoftenwentoutwithhisfather，oneoftheReserve'sfirstrangers，onmountainpatrols（巡邏）.Sincethen，hehasdevelopedadeeploveforWanglang'sgreenforestsandwildlife.

By1998，Wanglanghadnowalkingroadsforrangers.Liangspentsixmonthsexploringnearlyeverymountaintomapsaferoadsandmarkareaswherewildanimalsoftenappeared.Eachyear，hehikesover2，000kilometerswitha15-kilogrambagfullof3bottlesofwater，gettingsweaty（出汗的）quicklybutrefusingtostop."Themoreyousweat，thelessyouwanttostop，"Liangsaid."Whentemperaturesdropbelowzero，thesweatfreezesonmyshirt，anditfeelslike'fireandice'."Duringhispatrols，hefacesnotonlyhardconditionslikerockymountainsandsuddenweatherchanges，butalsothedangerofwildanimals.ButLiangsays，"Theworkisusuallyboring，buteverydiscoveryisasurprise.Thismakesallthehardworkworthit."

Thoughearningjust3，000yuanamonth，Liangfeelssatisfied."Stayinginterestedandreadytolearnisthekeytostickingwithmyworkforsolong，"hesaid."AslongasIcan，IwillcontinuetoprotecttheforestsandwildlifeinWanglang."WithLiang'sefforts，Wanglang'sbeautyremainswellprotected.16.HowoldwasLiangChunpingwhenhestartedtoworkasaranger？______A.10. B.20. C.28. D.48.17.WhatdidLiangdowhenhegotsweatyduringhishike？______A.Hestoppedtodrinksomewater.

B.Hesetafireandsatdowntorest.

C.Hekepthikingandtriednottostop.

D.Helookedforareascoveredwithice.18.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"This"inparagraph2referto？______A.Thedangersfromwildanimals.

B.Thesuddenchangesofweather.

C.Thehardconditionsonrockymountains.

D.Thepleasurefromunexpecteddiscoveries.19.HowdoesLianglikehispatrolwork？______A.Hardbutmeaningful. B.Creativebutpainful.

C.Difficultandannoying. D.Enjoyableandrelaxing.20.Whydoesthewriterwritethispassage？______A.Toaskmorepeopletohelpprotectthenaturereserves.

B.ToshowLiang'sloveforprotectingWanglang'sforests.

C.TodescribethelivingconditionsofrangersinWanglang.

D.Tointroducethedailyworkofrangersinmountainareas.B①Whenpeoplethinkofsocial（群居的）animals，snakesseldomcometomindbecausepeoplebelievedthattheyneverstayedingroups.Butrecentstudiesbyanimalexpertshavechangedthisview.Theyfoundthatmanytypesofsnakesactuallyhaveactive，evensurprisinglysociallives.However，ittookyearsofcarefulresearchforscientiststouncoverthesehiddenbehaviors.

②Whyisstudyingthesocialbehaviorofsnakessochallenging？First，snakesareverysecretive.Theyhideindarkholesorthickgrassduringtheday，makingthemdifficulttofindinthewild.Besides，snakesusesmelltoshareinformation.Thisspecialwaymakesitdifficultforhumans，whodependonsightandhearing，tounderstandtheircommunication.

③Differentresearchteamsaredoingcarefulexperimentstostudythesnakes'socialhabits.NoamMiller'steamplaced40younggartersnakes（束帶蛇）inanopenarea，markingeachsnaketokeeprecordoftheirmovementsclearly.Theyfoundthatthesnakesactivelychosecrowdedplacesandevenhad"friends"theylikedtostaynear.

④Meanwhile，anotherresearchteamledbyEmilyTaylorfoundthatfatherrattlesnakes（響尾蛇）carefortheirnewborns，andmotherrattlesnakesthatareabouttogivebirthstayclosetooneanotherforwarmth.

⑤Today，thankstothesestudies，scientistsnowrecognizethatsnakesarefarmoresocialthanpeopleusedtothink.However，someexpertsnotethatsnakesmightbehavedifferentlyinlabsthantheydointhewild.This，therefore，isjustthebeginningofuncoveringalltheirsocialsecrets.21.Whichofthefollowingistherecentfindingaboutsnakes？______A.Theyaresocialanimals. B.Theyneverstayingroups.

C.Theycommunicatebyhearing. D.Theyliketohideindarkholes.22.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"secretive"inparagraph2probablymean？______A.Easytohear. B.Coldtotouch.

C.Hardtonotice. D.Dangeroustocatch.23.HowdidMiller'steamlearnaboutthesocialhabitsofgartersnakes？______A.Bycomparingtheirparents'habits.

B.Bymarkingtheirfavouritehidingplaces.

C.Bystudyingtheirdifferentbehavioursinlabs.

D.Byrecordingtheirmovementsinanopenarea.24.What'sthestructure（結(jié)構(gòu)）ofthearticle？（P=Paragraph）______A. B. C. D.25.Wherecanwemostprobablyreadthispassage？______A.Inafilmreport. B.Inatravelguide.

C.Inabookreview. D.Inasciencebook.CHopingtofindMr.Wallace，Meg，herbrotherCharlesandherclassmateCalvinreachedthedarkplanetCamz.Butrightaftertheirarrival，somethingbadhappened.Charles，oncecheerfulandwarm，wascontrolledbyared-eyedman，IT.HehadthesamefaceasCharles，buthiseyeswerecoldandlifeless.

"Thisisn'ttherealCharles！"Megcriedout.

"OnCamz，we'reallhappybecausewe'rethesame.Differencescausetrouble—you'reunhappyatschooljustforbeingdifferent，"Charlessaidcoldly.

"MaybeIdon'tlikebeingdifferent，"Megsaid，"butIdon'twanttobelikeeverybodyelse，either."

"CharlesisunderIT'scontrol，"Calvinsaidinalowvoice.

Theword"IT"madeMegshake."WhatisIT？"shemanagedtosay，hidingherfear.

"ITisthebossofthisperfectplanet—nopain，nodifferences，"Charlesanswered.Thenheadded，"Thisisthebestchoiceforyou—nomoretrouble，justhappiness."

"No！"Megshouted."Iknowourworldisn'tperfect，butit'sbetterthanthis.Thisisn'tthebestchoice！"

"Nobodysuffershere，"Charlessaidwithoutfeeling.

"Butnobodyishappy，either.Youcan'tknowhappinesswithoutsadness，"Megsaidseriously.

Megsteppedcloser，inasoftbutfirm（堅(jiān)定）voice，"Charles，this'perfection'isn'treal.Beingrealmattersmorethanbeingthesame.Sometimeswefeelsad，westaytruetowhoweare，andwelaughwhenwe'rehappy…that'swhatmakesusus.Youusedtolovetalkingaboutstarsandaskingsillyquestions—remember？That'stherealyou."

Hearing"talkingaboutstars，"Charleswassuddenlymovedandhisvoicesoftenedalittle，"Stars…I…Iusedtopointthemouttoyou，right？"26.WhocontrolledCharlesrightaftertheyarrivedonCamz？______A.IT. B.Meg. C.Calvin. D.Mr.Wallace.27.WhatdidMegmeanbysaying"Beingrealmattersmorethanbeingthesame"？______A.Bewhowereallyare. B.Bethesameasothers.

C.Beashappyaswecanbe. D.Bedifferentfromothers.28.HowdoCharles'feelingschangeinthestory？______A.Afraid→Mad→Excited B.Worried→Calm→Bored

C.Happy→Sad→Surprised D.Cheerful→Cold→Moved29.WhatwouldprobablyhappentoCharleslater？______A.HewouldforgetabouthissisterMeg.

B.HewouldarguewithCalvinaboutstars.

C.Hewouldbringbackhisownmemories.

D.HewouldstaycontrolledbyITonCamz.30.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthestory？______A.ABossfromCamz B.AFightforRealCharles

C.APlanetwithoutPain D.AnAdventureofMr.Wallace四、信息匹配：本大題共5小題，共7.5分。下面的材料分別介紹了六種第15屆全運(yùn)會(huì)的智能科技服務(wù)，請(qǐng)根據(jù)Ann，Brian，Clark，Dave和Emily五個(gè)人的情況，選擇合適的服務(wù)。

A.Self-drivingBuses

Thesebusescandrivethemselvesonspecialroads.Theyaresafe，takingpeoplebetweensportscentresontimewithoutgettingstuckintraffic.

B.SmartTranslation（翻譯）App

ThisappcanquicklytranslateChineseorCantoneseintoEnglish.Ithelpsvisitorsfromothercountriescommunicatewithpeopleandreadsignseasily.

C.ARGuide

Byusingyourphone'scamera，youcanseedirectionsandinformationonyourscreeninreal-time.Ithelpsyoufindyourwayinsidealargesportscentre.

D.Drone（無(wú)人機(jī)）Show

Manydronesflytogetherintheskyatnight.Theycanmakebeautifulpicturesandlightsforanopeningshow.Itisveryexcitingtowatch.

E.AISportsMirror

Thisspecialmirrorcanhelpyouseeyourmovements.Itactsasapersonaltrainertohelpplayersdowarm-upexercisesproperlyandsafely.

F.QuickEntryGates

Thesegatesusefacialrecognition（人臉識(shí)別）.Peoplecanwalkinwithoutshowingtheirticketsandenterthesportscentreveryfast.31.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F32.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F33.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F34.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F35.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F五、閱讀填空：本大題共1小題，共10分。36.ForChinesepeople，sendingbainianmessagesisalovedNewYeartradition.Thesegreetings，fromsimple(1)（wish）towarmwords，haveahistoryaslongasthatofthefestivalitself.Uptonow，thistradition(2)（change）withthedevelopmentofoursociety（社會(huì)）overtime.

Infact，(3)traditioncandatebacktotheHanDynasty.Atthattime，peopleusedwoodenpieceswiththeirnamesforNewYearvisits.LaterintheTangDynasty，paperbecamecommon，makingNewYear'sletters(4)（popular）thanbefore.Keepinggoodrelationshipswasimportantforofficialsandstudents，sotheysenttheNewYear'sletters(5)（keep）intouch.

BytheSongDynasty，bainianwas(6)（wide）spreadamongpeople.VisitingeveryfriendtookalongtimeduringtheNewYear，(7)peopletriedtofindawaytosavetime.Theyhungredpaperbagsontheirdoors.Thebags(8)（use）tocollectgreetingcardsthatwerecalled"feitie（飛帖）"fromvisitors.Asaresult，theydidn'tneedtomeeteveryoneinperson.IntheMingandQingdynasties，sendingNewYear'scardsbecameacommonpractice.Peoplewouldgive(9)（they）tofriendsandevenstrangers.

Today，peoplekeepthisoldtradition(10)sendingdigitalgreetings.Thewaywesay"HappyNewYear"maychange，butthespirithasalwaysstayedthesame.That'sthetradition.(1)

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