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江苏南通市 2026年九年级中考适应性练习卷
一、单项选择
1．—How do you like the dish recommended by the cook
—Fantastic! Its taste is ________ words.
A．under B．beyond C．against D．through
2．Which of the following words has the same syllables as the word “favourite”
A．add B．enter C．expensive D．rope
3．Don’t forget to ________ a new light in your study, and it will help protect your eyesight.
A．put on B．put in C．put up D．put out
4．As an ordinary cleaner, Tang Yerong doesn’t consider herself a great success, but she still believes her ________ matters.
A．pride B．position C．praise D．progress
5．The poster is designed for an event. It tells people to ________.
A．plant more trees in cities
B．run for exercise every hour
C．turn off all water taps for an hour
D．save energy and protect the environment
6．Read the poem on the right. It mainly tells us that ________.
A．planting a seed is the first step to achieve anything
B．dreams can come true if we keep working on them
C．hope and care help us get through the hardest moments
D．believing in ourselves makes every challenge worth facing
7．—Lucy, I want to learn more about HEPA (高效颗粒空气过滤器), but I don’t know ________.
—You can search the Internet.
A．when I can realize the dream B．what I can do for it
C．how I can get the information D．who I can ask for help
8．—I think reading English novels is a good way to improve our writing skills.
—________ It can also help us learn new words and expressions.
A．No problem. B．Why not
C．That’s a great point. D．How amazing!
9．
Cat-lovers beware!Be careful with your bouquet. Lilies are especially harmful to cats and should be avoided at all costs.
What can we learn from the note
A．Lilies may do harm to cat lovers.
B．Lilies are popular with cat lovers.
C．Cats must be kept away from lilies.
D．Cats prefer to play with fresh lilies.
10．—Literature is the textbook of human life.
—________. We can learn a lot from classic literature works.
A．I can’t agree more B．Have a good time
C．That’s not the case D．That sounds great
二、完形填空
From my window, I could see the Savoy Ballroom. I loved to dance, but my legs often ached.
My mom would always say, “God didn’t put magic in 11 feet, Eugene. Don’t worry about what you can’t change.” I 12 those words. I felt so hopeless — the music was in my head, but my legs could 13 follow it.
Still, I couldn’t stop 14 about dancing. My friend Kate read my thoughts. One night, she said, “Come on, let’s go to the Savoy!” I knew my legs might not hold up, but the 15 of the dance was just too strong. So I said yes.
Kate led me into the Savoy. I kept my eyes on the floor at first. I was 16 that someone might notice my legs. But when Kate took my hand and the music started, I left all my worries behind and gave myself to the dance. It felt like 17 !
The music became faster. I tried to keep up, but my 18 legs just stopped working. I fell hard onto the floor. People around me laughed. My face 19 and tears ran down my cheeks. I was mad at myself. When Kate reached out, I just walked off to a corner table.
I sat with my head down, wishing the world would just go away, 20 the music slowly pulled me back.
I 21 . Kate was dancing like a queen. Her feet kept a fast beat. Before I realized it, my fingers found the 22 on the table. I copied it first and then 23 it and made my own. I got so lost in the music that I didn’t see someone come over.
It was the drummer from the band. He smiled kindly, “Boy, your 24 are full of magic!” He handed me a pair of drumsticks. “Here, have a try.”
I took the drumsticks. A new feeling of 25 grew inside me. I looked at the dancers, then at the sticks in my hands. God didn’t put magic in my feet. Instead he put it in my hands.
11．A．my B．your C．his D．her
12．A．hated B．explained C．missed D．shared
13．A．always B．sometimes C．often D．hardly
14．A．complaining B．dreaming C．arguing D．joking
15．A．doubt B．fear C．power D．memory
16．A．curious B．nervous C．lonely D．surprised
17．A．freezing B．sleeping C．standing D．flying
18．A．broken B．weak C．quick D．short
19．A．cleared B．shone C．burned D．relaxed
20．A．but B．or C．so D．if
21．A．got up B．looked up C．dressed up D．gave up
22．A．beat B．drum C．stick D．note
23．A．changed B．accepted C．checked D．moved
24．A．arms B．eyes C．legs D．hands
25．A．safety B．honor C．hope D．duty
三、阅读理解
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PICKLEBALL
WHAT IS IT
A mix of tennis, badminton and table tennis.
Players hit the ball over the net with paddles (球拍).
PLAYERS
2 players (singles) / 4 players (doubles)
Some rules for pickleball The game starts with a serve (发球). The serve must not land in the non-volley (非截击区) zone or on your own side. You only win points on your serve. The first team to 11 points wins, but you must win at least by 2 points. (e.g. 11-9)
26．According to the rules, the girl’s serve should land in ________.
A．① B．② C．③ D．④
27．Which of the following can be the final score of a pickle game
A．7:11 B．15:14 C．14:9 D．8:10
28．What information can we get about pickleball from the reading material
A．The time to play pickleball. B．The way to play pickleball.
C．The size of the pickleball court. D．The development of pickleball.
B
We were mice, living in a cold, white lab. On our very first day here, the scientists showed us a picture on a screen. Below the picture there were a few strange black marks. A recorded voice repeated the same sound: “T-R-E-E, tree.”
The training went on endlessly. Over the following weeks, we learned more: CAT, DOG, FISH, BIRD and many others. They also showed us the marks in different shapes and sizes. I could remember them all, but I had no idea what they meant. When we were not training, we were locked inside our small cages. We grew tired and scared, and none of us understood why we had to learn these strange marks at all.
Then one day, my friend Jenner passed me a secret message. “Look at the sign near the door,” he said. I turned and saw a white card with rows of black marks — just like the ones we had been studying. Suddenly, something became clear. Those marks were not just shapes. They were words. My heart beat fast as I read the whole sign “NO CATS ALLOWED”. At that moment, I understood. Reading was not just training. It was power!
Later that night, I studied the words printed on my friend’s cage door: “To open the door, pull the handle forward and move it to the right.” I reached through the cage and did exactly what the sign said. A few seconds later, the door opened. One by one, we all learned how to let ourselves out.
The scientists taught us to read. But they never dreamed that reading would one day open the doors of our cages.
29．What did “I” see on the first day
A． B．
C． D．
30．Which of the following is the right order
a. “I” understood the words. b. “I” remembered those marks.
c. “I” opened the cage door. d. “I” got a message from Jenner.
A．b-a-c-d B．d-b-c-a C．b-d-a-c D．d-c-a-b
31．How might “I” feel when “I” read the sign “NO CATS ALLOWED”
A．Scared. B．Tired. C．Excited. D．Satisfied.
32．What did “I” learn from the experience
A．Reading was a kind of power. B．Friends should help each other.
C．Being free was really wonderful. D．Doing experiments was important.
C
Some people need to take medicine every day. However, it’s not always easy to remember to take the right pills at the right time. This can be especially hard for older people or for patients who take many kinds of medicine. Now a small machine called PillBot can help.
PillBot was invented by Gregory Shechter, a middle school student in California. Gregory saw his grandfather take nearly 30 pills a day. Even with careful notes, his grandpa still couldn’t remember when to take different pills. That’s how Gregory got the idea of inventing PillBot.
PillBot is a smart pill box. It has a 3D-printed shell (外壳). Inside the box, there is a special part with a tiny computer and small motors (马达). When it is time to take medicine, this part pushes out pills. It also makes sound and lights up to remind users to take the pills.
Many smart pill boxes on the market are expensive. Some cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Gregory wanted his machine to be cheaper, so he used 3D-printed parts. The main material for the shell costs only about ten dollars per kilogram. So more people can afford PillBot. The open-source (源代码开放的) design is also an advantage of PillBot. That allows users to make their own pill boxes according to their personal needs, such as different pill shapes and different times to take medicine.
Gregory won a Lemelson Early Inventor Prize for PillBot. This prize is for young people who find problems and come up with creative ways to solve them. Gregory’s grandfather’s problem is actually very common. According to the National Institutes of Health, 75% of Americans have trouble taking their medicine on time. This leads to about 125,000 deaths each year. PillBot works well in tests. That means it offers a possible solution to this big problem.
33．How did Gregory get the idea of inventing PillBot
A．He talked to many patients. B．He had trouble taking pills.
C．He noticed his grandpa’s problem. D．He read his grandpa’s notes.
34．What can PillBot do
A．It can produce different pills. B．It can treat difficult illnesses.
C．It can remind patients to take pills. D．It can offer a timetable to patients.
35．What does “That” in Paragraph 4 refer to
A．A small shell. B．The low cost of PillBot.
C．A 3D-printed part. D．The special design of PillBot.
36．What is the main purpose of the last paragraph
A．To list ways to improve PillBot. B．To show the importance of PillBot.
C．To give advice on inventing PillBot. D．To prove PillBot is popular in America.
D
“Wow! Look at that! Isn’t it a real fish ” The bionic fish, named “Jinlin”, was swimming lively like a real one. It was developed by researchers at Shanghai Ocean University. This invention isn’t just for fun—it shows how humans borrow designs from nature to solve problems. That is a science called bionics.
Over millions of years, animals and plants have found smart ways to survive. For example, kingfishers can move fast between air and water with little noise because of their long beaks (喙). Scientists used this idea to change the front of high-speed trains. This change cut down noise, increased speed by 10%, and saved a lot of energy.
Today, with the help of AI, bionics is growing fast. The bionic fish “Jinlin” can explore the deep sea. In medicine, bionic arms work like real ones. Sensors help users “feel” things, and motors help the arms move like muscles (肌肉). With AI, these arms can even “learn” to do new tasks and become smarter. These inventions show how bionics helps solve human problems.
Although so much progress has been made, bionics faces difficulties. Nature’s designs are hard to copy perfectly. As for bionic arms, one key area of development is Brain—Computer Interface (脑机接口). Scientists are working on the communication between the brain and bionic arms. This will help the arms move like real ones. They are also working on creating new materials and structures which can sense and repair themselves.
While there’s still a long way to go, the future of bionics is full of possibilities. Maybe you’ll be the next one to change the world!
37．According to the writer, bionics is a science that ________.
A．only makes machines for fun
B．learns from nature to help us
C．studies how to catch real fish
D．teaches people how to swim well
38．What is the writer’s main reason for writing Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 3
A．To explain why trains need to save more energy.
B．To tell us that bionic fish are better than real fish.
C．To give examples of how bionics is used.
D．To show that bionic arms are already perfect.
39．According to Paragraph 4, how will scientists make bionic arms move like real ones
A．By copying nature’s designs perfectly.
B．By connecting them to smart phones.
C．By improving brain-arm communication.
D．By making them look like real arms.
40．Which of the following shows the use of bionics
A．Building a taller building to save space in a big city.
B．Planting more trees in the park to make the air cleaner.
C．Using a computer to find information about deep-sea fish.
D．Studying how a plant leaf stays dry to make a better umbrella.
四、信息还原
Owning a pet is a fun and rewarding experience. But animals and their needs are different, so how can you make sure that you choose the right one for yourself Here are some top tips.
Do your research
You may like the look of a special pet but that doesn’t mean it is right for you. 41 So, think carefully about what you want from your pet and do some research before you keep it.
Some pets may also require more vet care than others. Take French bulldogs and pugs for example, they can suffer many health problems over their lifetime, including problems with their breathing and skin conditions due to their special features. 42
Think about your lifestyle
For example, if you work full time and you want a dog, who would take care of it during the day 43 Know yourself with the size and exercise requirements of different pets to make sure they’re the right choice for you.
Do your sums
44 Consider the cost before you pick a pet and make sure you can afford it. From everyday things like insurance, food and toys to unexpected vet bills, having a pet is certainly a spending.
Use a trustworthy breeder (饲养员)
If you do want to buy a dog or cat, ask a vet or breed club to recommend a trustworthy breeder. Ask the breeder for all the relevant paperwork and see the pet’s parents or relatives to check their temper, general health and welfare (福利). 45 It is because these may well turn out to be dealers who have little interest in the welfare of the pets they sell.
Choosing the right pet takes time and thought, but it’s worth it. A happy pet and a happy owner start with making the right choice.
A．Don’t throw yourself into money problems.
B．Don’t shop online or from dealers who have no requirement.
C．Charities can offer support and advice about personal pets.
D．Every pet has its own personality and some often have strong characters.
E．If you want a cat, can it go outdoors while you’re out during the day
F．We’d advise pet lovers to do their research before taking on one of these pets.
五、选词填空
请阅读下面短文，将方框中单词或短语的正确形式填入答题卡标有题号的横线上。每空格限填一个单词或短语，每个单词或短语只能填一次。
turn out introduce instead of gentle fall in love with
A new TikTok trend (趋势) called “Becoming Chinese” is drawing the attention of young people worldwide. It 46 healthy lifestyles based on traditional Chinese medicine and daily Chinese customs.
Many foreigners are 47 these simple habits. Rather than ice-cold drinks, people are drinking warm water with honey. They believe warm drinks are much 48 on the stomach. For breakfast, they choose warming foods like vegetable soup or boiled apples over cold yogurt.
But it’s not just about food. This trend also shows respect for Chinese culture. 49 only copying, fans are asking questions like, “When is the best time to eat this ” They want to learn the true meaning behind these habits. “I’m having so much fun with this!” one fan shares. It 50 that these traditional Chinese ways are really helpful to daily health. It helps young people in the digital age learn about traditional Chinese health ideas in a cool, easy way.
六、短文填空
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容及首字母提示，补全文中单词，每空一词。
In today’s busy world, many young people face heavy stress from work or study. Long hours, difficult tasks, and too much pressure often make them feel out of c 51 . When they can’t control their lives, some turn to food for comfort.
This kind of eating—eating more than needed even when not hungry—is called binge eating. At first, it may help them feel better, but soon it brings new p 52 . Eating too much without thinking leads to weight gain. Over time, they find themselves getting fatter. They may feel sad about their looks and even try to h 53 their bodies. Unkind comments from others add more stress, making the situation worse.
Sadly, this b 54 a cycle: more stress leads to more eating, and gaining weight makes them feel even more stressed. They become t 55 between their worries and their changing bodies.
To break free, it’s important to find healthy ways to deal with stress. Taking a walk, talking to friends, or doing something fun can help. Remember, everyone d 56 to feel good, no matter their size.
It’s never too late to make a change. Start with small steps: plan your time well to a 57 too much stress, choose healthy snacks, and ask for help when needed. You’ll soon find you’re back in control of your life, not your e 58 .
Don’t let stress and overeating take over. Take action today, and you’ll s 59 feel better both in mind and body. Remember, a healthy lifestyle is the k 60 to happiness.
请认真阅读下面短文，并根据各题所给首字母的提示，写出一个合适的英语单词完整、正确的形式，使短文通顺。
What happens when lots of AI programs get together online and talk like humans do That’s what a new social network called Moltbook, made just for AI bots, wants to find out. So far, the results are b 61 amazing and worrying, according to AI and computer safety experts.
Moltbook was started by technologist Matt Schlicht. It l 62 like a social media site, but instead of real people, AI programs make posts, write messages, and like or dislike content. Bots are computer programs that can do tasks on their o 63 , like organizing emails or booking trips.
Moltbook uses a tool called OpenClaw. It lets users make bots and give them jobs. Users can also give bots different “personalities”, for example, making them a 64 calmly or excitedly. Then people can put the bots on Moltbook, where they post messages and talk to each other.
The platform said over 1.5 million AI bots joined its service, making it a hot topic in the tech world. Some say it’s a big s 65 forward because it shows what AI can do, just like humans. But others say the site has lots of problems and safety risks, and we should be c 66 with it.
The biggest worry is computer safety. Researchers have found big problems in Moltbook. These problems could let bad people get into the p 67 information of the people running the bots. A safety company checked Moltbook and found it let others get into all its user data quickly, leaking (泄露) t 68 of email addresses.
Experts say OpenClaw and Moltbook are new technologies. They s 69 using them only on safe, separate systems, by people who know about computer safety. China’s safety office has also w 70 about the risks of OpenClaw, after some local governments and tech companies tried using it.
七、任务型阅读
请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。
On March 20, 2026, China saw a rare mix of sky events and cultural traditions. The traditional Dragon Head Raising Festival happened on the same day as the Spring Equinox (春分)—a special meeting that takes place about once every 19 years. The next one will happen in 2045.
Celebrated on the second day of the second lunar month, the Dragon Head Raising Festival gets its meaning from ancient ideas about nature and new beginnings. In Chinese stories, the dragon wakes up with spring thunder, bringing life back to the land. For many people, the day marks a fresh start and carries the promise of a good harvest.
Well-loved traditions continue across the country. Many choose to get a haircut, a practice meant to leave behind bad luck and welcome new chances. Special “dragon-themed” foods are also widely enjoyed: spring pancakes for dragon scales, noodles for dragon whiskers (龙须面), and wontons (馄饨) for dragon eyes. These dishes carry sincere wishes for health and good luck. Some families use herbs (草药) to drive away insects, expressing hopes for health and successful farming.
The Spring Equinox, one of China’s 24 Solar Terms, arrives as the sun crosses the equator (赤道), making day and night almost equal in length around the world. As temperatures rise, swallows return, and thunder becomes more common. With good weather, enough rain and bright sunshine, crops grow quickly, making the equinox very important for farming.
The coming together of these two events carries double meaning. The festival stands for rain, energy and the start of spring farming. The equinox represents balance, harmony (和谐) and natural growth. Together, they show the deep connection between Chinese culture and nature, and express people’s common hope for good weather and fruitful years.
71．How often does the special meeting take place
72．Where does the Dragon Head Raising Festival get its meaning from
73．Why do many people choose to get a haircut on the second day of the second lunar month
74．Why is the Spring Equinox important for farming
75．What do you think of Chinese cultural traditions (请自拟一句话作答)
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参考答案
1．B
2．C
3．B
4．B
5．D
6．B
7．C
8．C
9．C
10．A
11．B 12．A 13．D 14．B 15．C 16．B 17．D 18．B 19．C 20．A 21．B 22．A 23．A 24．D 25．C
26．D 27．A 28．B
29．A 30．C 31．C 32．A
33．C 34．C 35．D 36．B
37．B 38．C 39．C 40．D
41．D 42．F 43．E 44．A 45．B
46．introduces 47．falling in love with 48．gentler 49．Instead of 50．turns out
51．(c)ontrol 52．(p)roblems 53．(h)ide 54．(b)ecomes 55．(t)rapped 56．(d)eserves 57．(a)void 58．(e)ating 59．(s)oon 60．(k)ey
61．both/oth 62．looks/ooks 63．own/wn 64．act/ct 65．step/tep 66．careful/areful 67．personal/ersonal 68．thousands/housands 69．suggest/uggest 70．warned/arned
71．About once every 19 years. 72．From ancient ideas about nature and new beginnings. 73．To leave behind bad luck and welcome new chances. 74．Because crops grow quickly with good weather then. 75．They are meaningful./They can show Chinese spirit./They can show the wisdom of Chinese people./They are precious and connect us to nature.
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例文
My Growing Story
Last year, I was afraid to speak in public and had no confidence in myself. My English teacher noticed this and encouraged me to join the school speech competition. I practiced every day and kept telling myself “I can do it”. Finally, I won third place.
From this experience, I learn that confidence comes from trying. As long as we step out of our comfort zone, we can grow into a better self.

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