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江苏梁溪区2025—2026学年九年级上学期期末英语试题
一、单选题：本大题共14小题，共14分。
1.Hey, Sandy! I’ve had a problem recently. ________ you give me some advice
A. Must B. Can C. Should D. May
2.I often feel quite ________ when I see others in groups and I’m alone.
A. tired B. relaxed C. sad D. calm
3.Things get even ________ when I fail an exam. It feels like everything is going wrong.
A. better B. worse C. best D. worst
4.I ________ ever share these feelings because I don't want to trouble anyone.
A. probably B. hardly C. successfully D. peacefully
5.I feel ________ my parents ________my teachers really understand how I feel inside.
A. not only; but also B. either; or
C. neither; nor D. both; and
6.Sometimes I wonder if ________ is wrong with me for feeling this way. What shall I do
A. somebody B. nobody C. something D. nothing
7.Why not try to ________ your feelings and your thoughts in a diary every day
A. record B. imagine C. guess D. suppose
8.________ it might seem simple, expressing yourself on paper can really help clear your mind.
A. Though B. But C. Because D. Since
9.I know it sometimes feels like the whole world is you.But that's not true.（　　）
A. through B. beyond C. against D. without
10.In fact, I ________ the Heart-to-Heart Club for more than half a year. That’s where I learned a lot.
A. have been in B. have joined C. have been on D. have begun
11.Joining it could be a good ________ for you to meet others who might feel the same.
A. safety B. method C. wealth D. waste
12.—That sounds great! Do you know ________ to make the situation better —Well, it depends. Some people take a while, but some others take a long time.
A. how much it will cost B. how much will it cost
C. how long will it take D. how long it will take
13.Also, think about ________ to take the first step—maybe just saying hello to one person you trust.
A. how B. who C. what D. when
14.—Thanks a million, Sandy! If any of these works, you will be my lifesaver.—________! Wish you good luck!
A. That’s not the case B. I promise
C. You don’t say D. Don’t mention it
二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。
Paul and I were on our school basketball team，The Lions.We loved basketball and were both huge NBA(15).When not playing on the court，we were watching games on TV.My favourite player was LeBron James while Paul liked Tyrone Bogues best.
Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall-the(16)NBA player ever Guess what？Paul was the same height!Paul knew being shorter than other players(17)that he had to practise more.During all those hours of doing jump shots on his own，he saw Bogues as his(18).Paul once said，"If Bogues could make it，why not me？"
Our coach was not so sure.Paul tried out many times just for making the team.He still usually had to sit in the stands.Everyone knew Paul had real skills，and worked really hard.However，Paul didn't get a(19).
This week，we were playing our main enemies，The Bears，a team with a perfect record this season they hadn't(20)a single game.
During the game，suddenly，a player and I crashed into each other.Pain raced through my body.My knee hurt badly.The team gathered around，looking(21)The last quarter was about to begin.and my team was behind by 10 points.
"I don't think I can play anymore，coach，"I said quietly.
"No way."the coach replied sharply."We've got no more players!"
"What about Paul？" someone(22)
"Paul？He can't play!"
"Give him a shot，coach!"I said"What have we got to lose？"
The coach(23)agreed，"Don't let us down，Paul.It's your time to shine"Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court.And clearly，all the extra practice(24)off.He made shot after shot，and the crowd couldn't stop shouting and cheering.
When the game ended，our team had won by two points.
"Well，"said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder，"you've just got your place on the team，big guy!"
15.A. players B. fans C. superstars D. heroes
16.A. shortest B. tallest C. thinnest D. strongest
17.A. proved B. led C. showed D. meant
18.A. pioneer B. coach C. dream D. example
19.A. choice B. review C. chance D. reason
20.A. won B. considered C. lost D. joined
21.A. worried B. energetic C. organized D. guilty
22.A. insisted B. announced C. suggested D. explained
23.A. politely B. generally C. luckily D. finally
24.A. finished B. paid C. pulled D. took
三、阅读理解：本大题共13小题，共26分。
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25.This is a page from ________.
A. a story B. a report C. a dictionary D. a newspaper
26.What is the meaning of “agree to disagree”
A. Learning to accept others’ differences.
B. Changing your moods in different situations.
C. Living a fast and busy life like animals.
D. Protecting animals from dangerous conditions.
27.What can you learn from the page
A. You can watch The Family Plan 2 on Netflix.
B. You can watch Jurassic World on Apple TV+.
C. The page is published on November 21, 2025.
D. The films are in theaters on November 21, 2025.
B
Short texts can be seen everywhere. They are short but provide useful information. Read the short texts below and answer the questions.
28.Why did Priti’s father write this passage
A. To advise Priti to go home by herself.
B. To explain to Priti when he will see her.
C. To ask Priti to contact her grandmother.
D. To tell Priti he will eat with her this evening.
29.For the show, Mrs Jenkins is looking for________.
A. some better actors and dancers
B. students who are good at music
C. anyone with free time this winter
D. students who can practise at weekends
30.What can we know about David
A. David is going to lend Chloe his sunglasses.
B. David is going to check Chloe's kitchen table.
C. David is checking where Chloe has put his sunglasses.
D. David is trying to find out if Chloe has his sunglasses.
C
The mystery began as the twins looked around their new home—an old house with apple trees. What interested the twins most was the attic (阁楼). There they found a dirty old bottle. After cleaning it, a surprising note inside caught their attention. By stones where shadows lie, close to where old leaves die. Not far below, under the earth, lies a treasure of secret worth. If you search and do not fear; the past will soon be clear. Near the bed where dragonflies fly, dig by the wettest place nearby.
“A treasure!” Anna said excitedly.
“And these clues! Where old leaves die,” Sam read aloud.“It’s near those apple trees.”
“Let’s get a shovel (铲子) and borrow a metal detector (金属探测器) to find the treasure.”
With their parents’ help, Sam used the detector under the apple trees and found an old bottle cap. They also checked the stone wall but there was only a nail. All their early leads turned out to be wrong.
That night, Anna kept thinking about “bed” in the note. She looked it up in the dictionary and suddenly, an idea clicked. The next morning, she led everyone into the woods where a stone wall ran by a stream (小溪).
“Where’s the bed ” Sam asked.
“Bed also means the bottom of a stream and that's where dragonflies lay their eggs.” Anna explained, sweeping the detector. Beeeee. They dug carefully and found a lunch box.
“Look at all these things.” They pulled out the treasures: a postcard, a music record, a silver half-dollar, and a baseball card.
“It's a box from the past!” Sam shouted.“Look, 1964 on the baseball card!”
“But who buried (埋) it ” Anna wondered, holding up the postcard. On the back was another note:
The past is a mystery, the present a race, to find who I am, just find the place. Look where stories and words stay, or behind the doors where secrets hide away. Anna laughed. “Here we go again—another mystery to solve!”
31.Why did someone leave the first note
A. To ask someone to help solve the mystery.
B. To introduce the history of the old house.
C. To lead people to find something valuable.
D. To describe where dragonflies like to live.
32.How did Anna probably feel when “an idea clicked”
A. Hopeful and certain. B. Surprised but a little scared.
C. Curious and interested. D. Excited but a little worried.
33.What is the best title for this story
A. New Home B. Missing Clue
C. Hidden Treasure D. Mystery Bottle
D
We’ve all heard the terms “early bird” and “night owl (猫头鹰)”. For years, people divided others by sleep habits: early birds sleep and wake early, feeling most energetic in the morning; night owls, however, stay up late, are more awake at night, and like to sleep longer in the morning.
But recently, sleep researcher Dr. Michael Breus came up with a more exact way to group people—this way is based on “sleep chronotypes (时间类型)”. According to Dr. Breus, every person is divided into one of four sleep chronotypes: lion, bear, wolf, or dolphin. Each group is a little like the sleeping habits of the animal it is named after, and has its own special features.
Lions are the earliest. They’re ready for bed around 9 p.m. and wake naturally by 5 a.m., doing their best work before noon. Confident and leader-like, they often exercise early. But don’t ask a lion to do too much after noon—their energy usually goes down later in the day.
Bears sleep and wake up a little later than lions. Studies show that most humans are in the bear group because they usually sleep from around 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and work best between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. ▲ This explains why the classic nine-to-five workday suits them so well.
Wolves are the true night owls. They don’t like waking up before 8 a.m. and their brains work best in the afternoon. They often have trouble getting to work on time for the usual 9 a.m. start. But if they are given tasks at the right time of day, they can get a lot done. With a free timetable, wolves can do a lot to help.
Dolphins’ sleep time is often not fixed. One reason is that they easily feel worried and keep thinking about things. So it’s important for dolphins to have a fixed time before bed to help their body and mind relax, so they can get ready for sleep. It’s interesting to note that dolphins are very creative and good at solving problems.
Knowing which group you are in helps you find out when you are most likely to feel energetic and get things done. If you plan your work and free time according to your natural sleep pattern, you can work well and sleep better.
34.Why are “early bird” and “night owl” mentioned at the beginning
A. To list two popular sleep habits.
B. To start the topic of a new finding.
C. To explain two animal habits.
D. To give the result of a sleep study.
35.Which of the following is the most suitable for ▲
A. Their sleep pattern is the most popular in society.
B. They sometimes feel tired during long meetings.
C. For this reason, they seldom need an alarm clock.
D. Surprisingly, many artists are members of this group.
36.If someone feels most creative in the afternoon but often arrives late for a 9 a.m. meeting, they are most likely a ________.
A. lion B. bear C. wolf D. dolphin
37.What is the main idea of the last paragraph
A. Introduce a new research finding.
B. Give suggestions on using the finding.
C. Describe a common old understanding.
D. Provide more information on the finding.
四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。
38.阅读下面短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，并将答案写在答题卡对应题号的横线上。每小题答案不超过10个单词。
Nie Weiping, one of China's most influential Go (weiqi) masters and widely known as the “Go Sage” (棋圣), passed away on January 14, 2026, at the age of 74. Born in 1952, he learned to play Go from his father when he was 9 years old. He loved the game so much that he practised every day.
In 1973, Nie joined China’s national Go team. His big moment came in the 1980s, during the China-Japan Go Tournament. Back then, Japan ruled the sport and many people thought China could not win. But Nie led China to three straight wins, beating top masters like Kobayashi Koichi. His wins made him a national hero. People all over the country felt proud of him, and more and more kids started to learn Go. He was given a ninth-dan rank in 1982. Six years later, Nie got the special title “Go Sage” for his great work.
Beyond competing, Nie coached the national team, training stars like Chang Hao, and wrote books, like My Road to Go,to share his experience. Even when he was ill, he kept teaching kids and spreading Go’s wisdom. Chinese table tennis legend Deng Yaping, who shared the spotlight with Nie during the late 1980s and early 1990s, said she was deeply touched by his unwavering (坚定的) devotion to the board game.
(1) Who did Nie Weiping learn Go from ______________________________________________________
(2) Which country had the best Go players before Nie Weiping stood out ______________________________________________________
(3) When did Nie Weiping get the title “Go Sage” ______________________________________________________
(4) Nie Weiping was not only a player. What other things did he do to help spread Go ______________________________________________________
(5) If life is like a game of Go, how will you take your next step in the spirit of Nie Weiping ______________________________________________________
五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共5小题，共5分。
39.Wuxi is now a UNESCO City of Music, and this title is well (值得) celebrating.
40. (除非) you experience it yourself, you won’t feel its true musical energy.
41.The achievement came from years of efforts, not any (单个的) event.
42.The city promises there will be no (浪费) of this great chance.
43.Wuxi will play new (角色) in international music exchanges.
六、单句语法填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
44.The city (high) values this international title.
45.According to the government, a key (decide) was to build more public music spaces.
46.Being a City of Music is sure to have a (last) influence on its cultural development.
47.Music in Wuxi beautifully mixes (tradition) folk music with modern styles.
48.If you love music, (simple) book a trip and come to see it yourself.
49.Every week, our school (offer) different kinds of clubs for us to have fun.
50.Some club activities (hold) outdoors, such as rock climbing and bird watching.
51.Last term, the school (begin) a“Nature Relaxation Club” to help students relax.
52.During the last activity, while I (sit) quietly in the garden, I felt much calmer.
53.So far, the new club (become) the most popular one.
54.At the moment, the club leaders (discuss) a weekend nature walk.
55.Over fifty students have promised (join) this walk.
56.I’m sure this experience (teach) us a lot about peace.
57.We hope that photos from the walk (share) on the school website.
58. (keep) our minds clear and happy, we really enjoy coming to the club.
七、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。
59.在人类历史的长河中，许多已故的杰出人物如同永恒的星辰，他们的故事与精神穿越时间，依然能为我们指引方向、带来力量。为增进中外文化交流，阳光中学特举办以"Stories from the Past，Light for Your Future"为主题的国际学生线上论坛，除了试卷第六部分提到的聂卫平，诚邀你再分享一位照亮你成长道路的"星辰"。假设你是学生代表梁华，请以"The Star I Admire Most"为题，撰写一篇英文发言稿。
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60.解密的意义，不仅在于找到被藏之“物”，更在于读懂藏物之“人”。请你根据阅读理解C篇的故事情节和已有线索，发挥合理想象，续写一段故事。续写内容需展现Anna和Sam发现第二张纸条后，是如何顺藤摸瓜并最终揭开谜底的。下图选自教材中关于故事创作的小贴士，供你参考。
注意事项：
1.发言稿或故事内容须自拟，要求语句通顺、意思连贯、符合题意；
2.词数不少于90个，文章开头已给出，不计入总词数；
3.文中不得使用真实的个人姓名或学校名称。
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1.【答案】B
2.【答案】C
3.【答案】B
4.【答案】B
5.【答案】C
6.【答案】C
7.【答案】A
8.【答案】A
9.【答案】C
10.【答案】A
11.【答案】B
12.【答案】D
13.【答案】A
14.【答案】D
15~24.【答案】B、A、D、D、C、C、A、C、D、B
25~27.【答案】D、A、C
28~30.【答案】B、B、D
31~33.【答案】C、A、C
34~37.【答案】B、A、C、B
38.【答案】【小题1】
His father.
【小题2】
Japan.
【小题3】
1988.
【小题4】
He coached the national team, wrote books and taught kids.
【小题5】
I will practice it every day.
39.【答案】worth
40.【答案】Unless
41.【答案】single
42.【答案】waste
43.【答案】roles
44.【答案】highly
45.【答案】decision
46.【答案】lasting
47.【答案】traditional
48.【答案】simply
49.【答案】offers
50.【答案】are held
51.【答案】began
52.【答案】was sitting
53.【答案】has become
54.【答案】are discussing
55.【答案】to join
56.【答案】will teach
57.【答案】will be shared
58.【答案】To keep
59.【答案】The Star I Admire Most Dear friends，
Today，I want to share the "star" guiding my growth—Confucius，an ancient Chinese thinker and educator.
He traveled widely to spread "benevolence" and "respect，" never giving up despite hardships.His words like "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself" teach me to be kind.When I struggled with classmates，his wisdom helped me understand others better.
His ideas cross time and borders，still lighting our paths.Let us follow these stars' light to a better future.
Thank you!
60.【答案】 Sam frowned, then his face lit up: “Stories and words stay on books! It must be in our house’s old study!” They hurried to the dusty study, searching behind every bookshelf. Suddenly Anna knocked on a loose wooden board hidden behind the old poetry collection, and it creaked open to reveal a small yellowed diary. Turning the pages, they learned the treasure belonged to 12-year-old Ben, who lived here in the 1960s. He moved away suddenly and buried his favorite collections, hoping a later owner of the house would share his warm childhood joy. Smiling at the gentle words in the diary, the twins finally solved the whole mystery.
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