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2026年江苏省无锡滨湖区春学期九年级期中质量监测卷（一模）初三英语
一、单选题：本大题共14小题，共36.4分。
1.Ladies and gentlemen, I m Li Hua. Welcome to the studio. Our topic today is Wuxi in my Eyes. Please feel ________ to share your ideas and feelings about Wuxi.
A. lucky B. free C. real D. fresh
2.Who would like to be the first one to open the floor You can first introduce ________.
A. you B. your C. yourself D. yourselves
3.Hi, everyone! My name is Steven. I ________ this lovely city since half a year ago.
A. went to B. have gone to C. have been to D. have been in
4.Wuxi is a city of sport. Last month’s Wuxi Marathon deeply ________ me. So many runners! But it’s well organized.
A. impressed B. satisfied C. influenced D. controlled
5.And every corner of Wuxi feels like a painting. I’m ________ lost in its charm.
A. certainly B. specially C. suddenly D. completely
6.Yeah, the beauty of spring in Wuxi is really ________ words.
A. without B. beyond C. against D. through
7.I go by Sasha, a musician from Canada. You ________ have heard that Wuxi has been named a UNESCO City of Music. It is worth this title.
A. can B. can’t C. must D. mustn’t
8.You know, Abing, also known as Hua Yanjun, is very famous. His music piece, Erquan Yingyue, ________ both sadness and beauty.
A. explains B. explores C. expects D. expresses
9.The good news is that Wuxi Symphony Hall ________ into use this June. It’s really brilliant.
A. will put B. will be put C. would put D. would be put
10.________ is better than going to a concert after a tiring day.
A. Anything B. Something C. Nothing D. Everything
11.Hi, I’m Bob from France. Look at these photos. A city of flowers! You may wonder ________ I took them.
A. where B. when C. why D. how
12.In the Yuantouzhu Park, there were so many visitors at 7 a.m. Guess ________. An hour!
A. how long I spent parking B. how soon I spent parking
C. how long did I spend parking D. how soon did I spend parking
13.By the way, speaking of must-eat food, what do you ________, Li Hua
A. insist B. imagine C. suppose D. suggest
14.— It has to be Xiaolongbao. It's a little bit sweet, though.—________ I have a sweet tooth, so that's perfect for me.
A. Never ever! B. Not exactly! C. No kidding! D. No wonder
二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共2.6000001分。
“Everything ready, Charlie ” Levon asked.
“Yep!” I was so excited to spend a whole week at the Jersey Beach with my brother Levon!
We planned to go bird-watching. Since I was already 11, Levon and I were (15) to ride bikes there by ourselves. We couldn’t wait to set off.
But just before we left, Mom suddenly said Levon’s friend Griffin would join us because his parents had to take his brother Louis to Colorado to see a new (16) .
When we arrived at the beach, Levon and I (17) to cheer up Griffin with bodysurfing, kite-flying and other fun activities, but failed. Griffin was always quiet and didn’t seem interested in anything.
“Griffin is ruining (破坏) everything!” I complained.
“Shhh! Don’t say that. (18) what he’s going through,” Levon whispered.
I (19) forgot that his brother went to hospital a lot. I tried to put myself in Griffin’s place. What if Levon was sick like Louis I’d be really (20) too.
That day on the beach, I invited Griffin to make a sand sculpture. We dug and piled up the wet sand, patting and carving it until it became a dolphin. Some people stopped and took photos with it. Griffin smiled.
That night, Griffin got a text message from his brother: Cool new doctor will be able to help. Yay! See you soon. Hope you’re having fun with Levon and Charlie.
“ (21) day ever!” Griffin said.
The next morning, we went for a walk on the beach. Griffin found a red sea glass and wanted to give it to me.
“No (22) !” I turned over the glass in my hand.
“It’s yours,” Griffin said. “Sorry. I’ve ruined the holiday.”
I shook my head. “It is almost (23) to find a red sea glass. It’s the rarest of all the colors. I can’t keep it.”
Suddenly I had an idea. I cleaned an iced-tea bottle and put the red sea glass, a seagull feather and a special note in it.
“Wow!” Griffin said. “It’s amazing.”
“ (24) Louis can’t be here at the beach…” Levon said.
I held up the bottle and shook it. “We’ll bring the beach to Louis!”
Kindness and understanding can make everyone’s journey brighter. I was glad that we turned Griffin’s sadness into a sweet memory.
15.A. forced B. taught C. allowed D. required
16.A. doctor B. friend C. teacher D. coach
17.A. agreed B. happened C. managed D. tried
18.A. Guess B. Confirm C. Describe D. Imagine
19.A. hardly B. nearly C. clearly D. probably
20.A. tired B. worried C. amazed D. bored
21.A. Worse B. Worst C. Better D. Best
22.A. way B. wonder C. problem D. doubt
23.A. possible B. impossible C. proper D. improper
24.A. If B. So C. Since D. Unless
三、阅读理解：本大题共13小题，共11分。
A
25.The picture above is a(n) ________.
A. diary B. survey C. notice D. advertisement
26.If David books Dolphin Swim B for an hour online, he needs to pay ________.
A. $90 B. $100 C. $135 D. $150
27.What can we learn from the picture
A. We can take part in Dolphin Swim A at 10:30 a. m.
B. We have to prepare our own towels for the swimming.
C. We have to pay for the bus from the hotel to Punta Roo.
D. We can swim with dolphins in public water area at Punta Roo.
B
28.In which part of a magazine can we read the passage
A. School Rules. B. Learning Methods.
C. Public Speeches. D. Teenage Problems.
29.Which of the following is most suitable for ____▲____
A. You don’t know how to turn a problem into a chance.
B. You don’t understand something, and you’re afraid to ask.
C. You don’t know how to say sorry for not knowing something.
D. You don’t do well in something, and you’re losing confidence.
30.The passage is mainly written to advise students on ________.
A. how to get along well with others
B. how to develop good learning habits
C. how to get ready for a school day
D. how to get through terrible moments
C
Kristy and her mom had just moved to an old house in Summerdale. While sorting through old boxes, they found a faded (褪色的) photo of a girl smiling, with the words “Mabel beside Monarch Lake, summer 1910.” Mom guessed Mabel might be the former owner of the house, and their neighbour Mrs. Stevens confirmed it.
Kristy liked Mrs. Stevens and her interesting stories about the town’s past. Kristy showed Mrs. Stevens the photo of Mabel. “Ah, Mabel Black. As a child I used to help her with housework. I love looking at her collection of photos while I tidied them up. She said Monarch Lake was her favourite place in the world.”
Now Kristy had a mystery on her hands. Where was Monarch Lake, and why was it so special
The next morning, Kristy went to the library and looked through maps of Summerdale. They showed streets, businesses, and homes, but no lakes. She then searched online and was surprised to find out that Mabel had written a book, but Kristy couldn’t find the book in the library.
At home that afternoon, sitting on the back porch, Kristy noticed that the church steeple (教堂尖塔) in the photo’s background looked a lot like the one visible above the trees in their backyard.
“Mom!” shouted Kristy. “It’s the same steeple. Mabel’s photo was taken in our backyard!”
“Wow, you’re right. The trees have grown, but it’s the same steeple.”
“But where’s the lake ” asked Kristy.
Mom took Kristy to the local historical society to see what they could find out, but no one there had ever heard of such a lake.
That night, rain poured and cooled the air. Early the next morning, Kristy woke up and looked out of her window. She gasped.
The heavy rain during the night had formed a shallow puddle (浅水坑) in the middle of their backyard’s flower garden, and a group of monarch butterflies flew above it. Monarch Lake wasn’t a real lake!
Mom then gave Kristy a small book she had found in a trunk the night before: Regional Butterflies by Mabel Black. Opening the book, Kristy found a photo of Mabel that was almost the same as the one she had, except that Mabel the child was now a young woman. And this time, Mabel was sitting in a flower garden filled with monarch butterflies.
Below the photo was old-fashioned handwriting that read, Mabel beside Monarch Lake.
“Now I know why Mabel loved Monarch Lake. It’s magical!” said Kristy. “Just one more thing. Mom, would you please take a picture for me ” Kristy sat beside Monarch Lake, and Mom took a photo for her.
Later that day, Kristy placed a new photo next to Mabel’s on her desk, with the words “Kristy discovers Monarch Lake” written below.
31.When Kristy gasped, she most probably felt ________.
A. surprised B. afraid C. angry D. unhappy
32.Which of the following shows the right order of the things that happened
a. Kristy’s mom found the book by Mabel. b. Mrs. Stevens told Kristy interesting stories.
c. Kristy found out where Monarch Lake was. d. Mabel had her photo taken beside Monarch Lake.
A. b-a-c-d B. b-c-a-d C. d-b-a-c D. d-b-c-a
33.Which is the best title for this story
A. A Faded Photo B. The Secret of Monarch Lake
C. A Special Book D. The Girl beside Monarch Lake
D
At a summer party, mosquitoes bite some guests while others stay bite-free. New research helps explain why: Some people just taste better.
"Mosquitoes like something in our sweat(汗)," says Lisa Baik at Yale University. She studies how insects, especially mosquitoes, sense their world. Baik s team shared their findings last November in Nature.
Mosquitoes feed on the blood of the animals they bite and can cause diseases like malaria and dengue. Knowing what causes mosquitoes to bite – or not – can help researchers develop better methods of control, according to Baik s team.
For example, according to Baik s team, mosquitoes taste the surface before biting. This means that sweat may play a big role when mosquitoes decide to bite. There is water, salt and amino acids (氨基酸) in human sweat.
To find out what mosquitoes prefer, the researchers put salt and amino acids on separate surfaces. Mosquitoes ignored both. However, when the team mixed them on the same surface, mosquitoes bit.
The researchers then looked at activity in certain mosquito nerve (神经) cells involved in taste. Some sweat samples had a larger effect on the activity of these nerve cells than others. "That shows taste could be one of the reasons why some of us get bitten a lot more than others," Baik says.
Tasting requires touch. We use our lips, mouth and tongue to taste. Mosquitoes are the same. A long tube extends from their face like a straw (吸管). At the end of that "straw" are two small, lip-like parts that can touch a surface.
The researchers examined those lips. They had little hairs on them. Nerve cells inside the hairs responded (作出反应) to touch.
Then the team tested how the hairs responded to different things. When sugar touched the hairs, the nerve cells became active. Some bitter compounds (苦味化合物), though, stopped the nerve cells response to sugar. "This was exciting and surprising," says Baik. "This type of activity hasn t been seen in other insects."
Adding bitter compounds to sugar reduced the sweet response. It also made mosquitoes less likely to feed. "This showed that we could use bitter compounds as a way to stop the feeding of mosquitoes," says Baik.
Baik is now hunting for just the right compound to stop mosquitoes from biting people. "It should be safe, low-cost and friendly to the environment. It could someday be used in a spray for skin and clothing," she said.
34.What does the underlined word "ignored" mean in the passage
A. Fell in love with. B. Got bored with.
C. Paid no attention to. D. Looked forward to.
35.The following sentence can best be put at the beginning of ________.Baik wanted to explore how taste might influence a mosquito s choice.
A. Paragraph 5 B. Paragraph 6 C. Paragraph 7 D. Paragraph 8
36.What can we learn about mosquitoes in the passage
A. They taste people before deciding to bite.
B. They prefer to bite people without sweat.
C. They prefer bitter compounds to sweet ones.
D. They use nerve cells inside the hairs to touch.
37.The main purpose of this passage is to ________.
A. encourage us to invent something to prevent mosquito biting
B. tell us a research on why mosquitoes prefer to bite some people
C. introduce some ways to prevent mosquitoes from biting people
D. advise us to explore how to stop mosquitoes spreading diseases
四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共20分。
38.阅读下面短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，每小题答案不超过7个单词。
Have you ever looked at a simple drawing and felt something deep inside That’s the magic that Feng Zikai, known as the father of Chinese cartoons, could create. His works show the joy and sadness of life, full of kindness and care.
Feng was born in 1898 in Zhejiang Province. He grew up in a wealthy family, but he didn’t like the traditional ways of study. Instead, he loved art from a young age. At school, a teacher named Li Shutong encouraged him to follow his dream. Li taught Feng to draw things from real life, not just to trace (临摹) pictures. He also said that a good artist needed both skill and good character, which deeply influenced Feng Zikai’s art.
After graduation, Feng worked as an art teacher in Shanghai. Then, in 1921, he went to Tokyo to study Japanese and European art. Inspired by the Japanese artist Takehisa Yumeji, he returned home with fresh ideas for his ink paintings. Back in China, he joined a group of writers and artists. His drawings soon appeared in popular magazines. These works became known as manhua, a type of Chinese cartoon. Feng also designed book covers, and illustrated (给……配插图) books, sharing his ideas about kindness and caring for people.
Feng had a kind heart. He loved all living things, especially children. He believed that children were full of life and spirit. He said teaching children was simple. “Just let them be a child, and never let them lose their childlike heart.” Through his art and caring ideas, Feng Zikai continues to inspire people today.
(1) What is Feng Zikai known as _______________________________________
(2) Where was Feng Zikai born _______________________________________
(3) What deeply influenced Feng Zikai’s art _______________________________________
(4) Why did Feng Zikai go to Tokyo in 1921 _______________________________________
(5) How did Feng Zikai become successful according to the passage _______________________________________
五、单词拼写/单词释义：本大题共5小题，共5分。
39.New technology has been (广泛地) used in our study.
40.Different apps and other tools give us more (选择) to study wisely on our own.
41.In fact, some apps really (奏效) in improving our spoken English.
42.But some teachers are worried that we may not use them (适当地) for our study.
43.For example, some stories and news online are (simple) made up to attract attention.
六、单词拼写-单句：本大题共2小题，共2分。
44.So there will be a class meeting on how to use them correctly and it'll be covered (现场直播).
45.Sometimes it is not easy to find out the (true) about some information on the Internet.
七、单句语法填空：本大题共13小题，共13分。
46.The real facts behind them are, in fact, (known) to most Internet users.
47.So if we are (sure) of some information, do not spread it.
48.A wise (decide) about how to use the Internet can make our life better.
49.Henry, an exchange student in Wuxi, China, (return) to London last week.
50.He (share) his experience with his good friend Rose in a café now.
51.When a visitor (be) in London, he’ll travel around the city by underground or by bus.
52.But guess what In China, many people choose (ride) shared bikes on the street.
53. (hold) your phone camera up to the QR code, and you can easily start a trip. I rode one to a supermarket on my first day in Wuxi.
54.And later, while I (wait) to pay, I found almost no one used cash anymore!
55.While in London, cash and coins (use) in many shops and restaurants every day.
56.Another amazing thing is the take-away service. No time for cooking Order some food on the mobile phone, and it (send) to you soon.
57.I think Chinese people’s way of life (change) a lot in the past few years.
58.A lot of photos (take) when I was in China. Let me show you some fantastic ones.
八、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共30分。
59.三年初中时光，我们曾在志愿服务中携手奉献，传递温暖；在艺术舞台上默契排练，绽放光彩；在体育赛场上并肩冲刺，团结拼搏；在研学途中结伴同行，开阔眼界……为珍藏青春记忆，无锡日报英文版面向全体初三毕业生举办主题为The Most Unforgettable Group Activity英文征文活动。假设你是阳光中学李华，准备参加此次征文活动。请介绍一次你印象最深的集体活动，描述具体经历，并谈谈你的感受与收获。
注意事项：
(1)征文内容须自拟，要求语句通顺、意思连贯、符合题意；
(2)词数不少于90个，开头与结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
(3)征文中不得使用真实的个人姓名或学校名称。
I m Li Hua from Wuxi Sunshine Middle School.
During my junior high school life, I ve taken part in quite a few colourful group activities. Among them, the most unforgettable one is ___________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
I will keep this special experience in my heart forever.
1.【答案】B
2.【答案】C
3.【答案】D
4.【答案】A
5.【答案】D
6.【答案】B
7.【答案】C
8.【答案】D
9.【答案】B
10.【答案】C
11.【答案】A
12.【答案】A
13.【答案】D
14.【答案】D
15~24.【答案】C、A、D、D、B、B、D、A、B、C
25~27.【答案】D、C、A
28~30.【答案】D、B、D
31~33.【答案】A、C、B
34~37.【答案】C、C、A、B
38.【答案】【小题1】
The father of Chinese cartoons.
【小题2】
In Zhejiang Province.
【小题3】
A good artist needed skill and character.
【小题4】
To study Japanese and European art.
【小题5】
By his caring ideas.
39.【答案】widely
40.【答案】choices
41.【答案】work
42.【答案】properly
43.【答案】simply
44.【答案】live
45.【答案】truth
46.【答案】unknown
47.【答案】unsure/not sure
48.【答案】decision
49.【答案】returned
50.【答案】is sharing
51.【答案】is
52.【答案】to ride
53.【答案】Hold
54.【答案】was waiting
55.【答案】are used
56.【答案】will be sent
57.【答案】has changed
58.【答案】were taken
59.【答案】I'm Li Hua from Wuxi Sunshine Middle School.
During my junior high school life, I've taken part in quite a few colourful group activities. Among them, the most unforgettable one is last year's school basketball game.
It was a sunny afternoon. Our class played against Class 2. At first, we were quite nervous and fell behind. But our monitor said, "Believe in each other! " We passed the ball more quickly and played better as a team. With only one minute left, the score was close. ①I got the ball and passed it to my teammate, who jumped and scored the winning point. We hugged each other happily and everyone cheered for us.
②From this game, I've learned that teamwork matters more than personal skills. Trusting our teammates can make wonders happen.
I will keep this special experience in my heart forever.
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