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2025-2026学年上学期九年级期中考试英语试题卷
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、听力选择
1．What club is Alice in
A．The math club. B．The science club. C．The music club.
2．What does Candy give to Luca
A．A watch. B．A football. C．A pencil case.
3．Where are the speakers
A．At home. B．At a restaurant. C．At school.
4．How will Jenny go to Kunming
A．By plane. B．By train. C．By car.
5．What are the speakers talking about
A．A book. B．A language. C．A subject.
听材料，回答小题。
6．What does the girl’s father do
A．A doctor. B．A writer. C．A teacher.
7．What does the girl often do at home
A．Clean the house. B．Do the dishes. C．Help to cook.
听材料，回答小题。
8．How did the boy learn about the smart watch
A．From a book. B．From a video. C．From his friend.
9．What can the smart watch do
A．Play music. B．Count steps. C．Make video calls.
听材料，回答小题。
10．Where did the boy get the vegetables from
A．The market.
B．The farm.
C．The vegetable garden.
11．What are the speakers going to have tonight
A．Green beans. B．Corn. C．Peppers with eggs.
听材料，回答小题。
12．What is Tom listening to
A．Classical music. B．Pop music. C．Light music.
13．How long has Wendy loved classical music
A．For five years. B．For six years. C．For seven years.
14．What makes Wendy become interested in classical music
A．Learning to play the piano.
B．Listening to pop music.
C．Watching a music show.
听材料，回答小题。
15．What are the speakers going to do tomorrow
A．Watch a soccer game. B．Play basketball. C．Go hiking.
16．Why should the girl bring a hat
A．To keep her head warm.
B．To protect her from the sun.
C．To make her comfortable on the bus.
17．What is the relationship between the speakers
A．Friends. B．Mother and son. C．Husband and wife.
听材料，回答小题。
18．What did Lucy’s teacher ask her to do
A．Draw pictures.
B．Join a group project.
C．Look for information online.
19．How did Lucy feel at first
A．Tired. B．Proud. C．Worried.
20．According to Lucy, what was the key to their success
A．Teamwork. B．Confidence. C．Encouragement.
二、阅读理解
A
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21．What can you do at Elmsmere Park
A．Go boating.
B．Watch birds.
C．Try new arts.
22．What do the three places have in common
A．They’ re all free for children.
B．They are open from June to July.
C．They are suitable for a family vacation.
B
Imagine a writer who described the times with nothing but words. That was Mao Dun (1896—1981), one of China’s greatest modern writers. Born as Shen Yanbing in Zhejiang, he later chose the pen name “Mao Dun”. With the help of his friend Ye Shengtao, this name became famous.
So what powers Mao Dun’s writing His masterpiece Midnight (Ziye), published in 1933, gives us the answer. The story takes place in busy Shanghai. It follows Wu Sunfu, a factory owner who fights against foreign competitors and dishonest officers. Through Wu’s sad story, Mao Dun showed the real problems China faced in the 1930s. The book was so popular that critics (评论家) called 1933 “the year of Midnight”.
Mao Dun could write about more than just cities. His Rural Trilogy (农村三部曲)—Spring Silkworms, Autumn Harvests, Winter Ruins—voiced the feelings of poor farmers. In these stories, good harvests (收成) sometimes bring disaster. This shows how big world events could shake even the smallest Chinese villages. Mao Dun could move easily from writing about business offices to farming fields. You can feel his deep care for common people on every page. But his real gift was his realistic writing style. With this ability, he recorded social changes so clearly that his books are like history and literature joined as one. Readers can almost see and feel the time periods he wrote about.
As we near his 130th birthday in 2026, Mao Dun’s works still speak to us today. They remind us that great writing is more than just for fun—it helps us see the world more clearly. For young readers today, his books open a window to China’s past and encourage us to value our own literary treasures.
23．What do we know about Mao Dun
A．The name Mao Dun is his real name.
B．His hometown made him famous.
C．He is among China's greatest modern writers.
24．Which is closest to the underlined word “powers” in meaning in Paragraph 2
A．提供电力 B．赋予力量 C．掌控权力
25．Why did Mao Dun write about both city people and poor farmers
A．Because he lived in both city and countryside.
B．Because he made money from them.
C．Because he cared about common people.
26．What does the writer think of Mao Dun’s works
A．Still valuable.
B．Too difficult.
C．Only historical.
C
As the saying goes, “Tidy space, tidy mind.” It’s time to do spring cleaning to clear out the old things you don’t need anymore. As well as freeing up space, it clears your mind.
Maybe you’ve been given new clothes, toys or books for some special reasons and haven’t yet found a place to store them. When you spend time indoors taking things out to use or play with, your bedroom gets messy.
“Clearing out the mess makes you feel good. A tidy environment allows you to stay focused on what matters,” said Dr. Roberts, a psychologist (心理学家). When your room is clean and tidy, you don’t need to spend ages searching for missing socks or schoolbooks. This frees time and space for the things you enjoy. Tidying up takes much time, energy and effort, but the results make you happy and relaxed. A tidy room also allows you to sleep better.
“Having a clean and tidy room clears my mind and makes me feel calmer,” says The Week Junior reader Harry, aged 13. “I like tidying up. At the same time, it can make places for my books and games, and help me to keep them in order and know where they are.”
When you start tidying up, set easy tasks, such as cleaning one surface or drawer at a time. If time allows, put everything on the floor or bed and sort (分类) into four kinds: ▲ : useful things you have good memories of.
Donate: things you don’t want but can give away, like books, toys or clothes.
Sell: have a tabletop sale or ask an adult to help you use an online marketplace.
Throw away or recycle: if it’s broken or worn out, then bin or recycle it.
27．How does the writer start the text
A．By sharing a saying.
B．By raising a question.
C．By giving an example.
28．According to the text, what are the benefits of having a tidy room
①It helps you focus on what's important.
②It makes you manage your time and effort better.
③It brings you joy and good sleep.
④It saves you time when you look for something.
A．①②③ B．①②④ C．①③④
29．Which word best fits the blank ▲
A．Forget. B．Keep. C．Buy.
30．What is the main purpose of the text
A．To explain why bedrooms get messy.
B．To encourage people to tidy up their rooms.
C．To show different ways to sell old things.
D
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。每个选项仅使用一次。
Peer pressure (同伴压力) is when your friends influence you to do something. It can be hard to say no, especially when you want to be part of the group. Lots of teens go through this. 31 . For example, it can make you do things you know are wrong and feel bad about yourself. Here are some good ways to deal with peer pressure well.
· Be the boss of your own actions
Teens often feel they have to follow others to get along. Friends might say, “It’s no big deal!” or “Everyone’s doing it.” 32 . If you always let others decide for you, you give away your power. Trust your feelings. Don’t let peer pressure push you around. You’re in control of what you do.· 33
Every choice you make shapes your life. So, think about the benefits and drawbacks first. Is it worth feeling bad about yourself Will it get you into trouble at school or even with the law Doing the right thing alone is hard, but it’s never too early to own your choices.
· Speak up and stand strong
Say “no” clearly and honestly when you don’t like something. 34 . Walk away bravely if you need to. You might even earn your peers’ respect by being true to yourself and staying away from the pressure. This way, you won’t be pulled into things you don’t want to do.
Peer pressure is not always bad though. 35 . The key is to stick to your beliefs and choose friends who bring out the best in you.
A．Make smart choices
B．Peer pressure can bring you many problems
C．But these words don’t make wrong choices okay
D．And don’t just use words—let your feet do the talking
E．It sometimes helps you grow and get support from friends
三、完形填空
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Gloria is a famous hostess of a TV station. When she was 15, she happened to walk into a 36 in her hometown and began looking at the books. The man behind the counter (柜台), John Smith, asked if she’ d like a job. She needed to save for college, so she 37 .
Gloria worked after school and during summer holidays, and the job helped 38 her first year of college. During college she took on many other jobs: serving coffee, cleaning hotels, making maps. Among these jobs, she liked selling books best. It was one of the most 39 jobs.
One day a woman came in and asked Gloria for books on cancer. She seemed upset. Gloria showed her everything they had and looked for other books they could order. The woman was 40 and left the store with a light heart. Gloria always remembered the pride she felt in having helped her 41 .
Years later, as a hostess, Gloria heard of a boy born with hand problems. His family could not 42 an operation, and the boy hid his hand all the time. Gloria persuaded (说服) her boss to let her do the story. After it was aired on TV, doctors offered to operate for free.
Gloria visited the boy after the operation. The first thing he did was to 43 his repaired hand and say, “Thank you.” What a sweet satisfaction Gloria felt!
At Smith’s bookstore, Gloria realized she worked for the customers, not the store. Today it’s the same. The TV station pays her, 44 she feels that she should work for viewers, not for the station. From the bookstore to the TV station, Gloria has always been a 45 helper.
36．A．bookstore B．library C．restaurant
37．A．walked away B．stood up C．said yes
38．A．ask for B．pay for C．look for
39．A．satisfying B．boring C．tiring
40．A．very sad B．quite angry C．less worried
41．A．neighbors B．customers C．classmates
42．A．afford B．accept C．expect
43．A．hide B．wash C．raise
44．A．but B．so C．or
45．A．self-centered B．public-minded C．cold-hearted
四、短文填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In ancient China, people often gave willow branches (柳枝) as a special gift to friends or family members who were leaving. Do you know 46 willow branches became a symbol of saying goodbye
One main reason is that willow trees are 47 (strong) than most trees. They can grow well in any kind of soil, whether it is dry or wet. Because of this special quality, when saying goodbye to loved ones, people gave 48 (they) a willow branch. By doing so, people wished that their friends would get used to the new place 49 (easy).
Another reason has to do 50 language. In Chinese, the word for willow tree “liǔ” sounds very much like the word “liú”, which means “to stay”. So giving a willow branch was like inviting the other person 51 (stay), even though the givers knew their friends had to leave.
It is widely believed that this custom became popular during the Han Dynasty. At that time, Baqiao, a bridge in Chang’ an, was 52 common place to say goodbye. People often stopped there and handed willow 53 (branch) to people who were going to depart (分别).
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, willow branches 54 (mention) many times in poems. For example, over a thousand years ago, the poet Wang Wei 55 (write), “The willows by the hotel look so fresh and green.” Even today, this tradition still reminds us of the deep feelings that are held within a simple willow branch.
五、读写综合
第一节
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
Did you watch the Spring Festival Gala (春晚) this year If you did, you probably saw human-like robots.They jumped into the air and landed perfectly. People were surprised at how naturally they moved.
Just one year ago, Gala robots could only do simple dances. This year, they were doing backflips (后空翻)! Think about your smartphone—the one you have now—is way better than from three years ago. Same with robots. With the help of AI, they’re learning new skills faster than ever.
Picture this: What if a robot could help your grandma carry things Or what if robots worked in school dining halls, serving lunch for students This Gala performance wasn’t just for fun—it showed us everyday life in the future.
But don’t worry—robots aren’t taking over our world. Sure, those Gala robots looked perfect on TV, but the real world is messier and harder to deal with. That’s why “easy” tasks like opening a door are surprisingly difficult for robots. A robot that does kung fu on stage might get lost when facing your messy bedroom.
The robots were a window into your future. They can already move like humans. Soon, robots may do more than just help with housework. They could become your learning partner, your running mate, or even someone who remembers your favorite food and tells you a story at night. Maybe someday you’ll have a robot helper like that, or maybe you’ll design even smarter machines. After all, the students in school today are the ones who will create the amazing technology of tomorrow.
56．What did human-like robots do in the 2026 Spring Festival Gala
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57．How are robots learning new skills faster than ever
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58．Why are“easy” tasks still difficult for robots
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59．Does the writer feel hopeful about robots in the future
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60．If you’re a robot designer, what can your robot do
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第二节
61．根据要求完成短文写作。
机器人的发展日新月异，人工智能(AI)也是如此。为此，你班召开了一次以“Is AI a Good Helper in Our Life ”为主题的班会。请根据下图提示，阐述同学们的观点，并谈谈你自己的看法。
要求：
(1)短文必须包含所有提示信息，并适当发挥；
(2)80词左右(标题和开头都已给出，不计入总词数)；
(3)文中不得出现真实人名和校名。
Is AI a Good Helper in Our Life
Is AI a Good Helper in Our Life
Recently we had a class discussion on whether AI is a helper or a problem in our daily life. Students had different views.
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参考答案
听力材料及答案
1．C
【原文】A: Hi, Alice. What club are you in
B: Oh, I’m in the music club.
2．B
【原文】A: Happy birthday, Luca! Here’s a gift for you.
B: Wow, a new football! Thank you, Candy.
3．A
【原文】A: It’s time to go to bed. Let’s turn off the TV.
B: Five more minutes, please, Mom. The game is finishing soon.
4．B
【原文】A: Jenny, how will you get to Kunming to spend your vacation
B: I planned to fly there, but the ticket is kind of expensive, so I’ll go there by train.
5．A
【原文】A: Hello, Bella. What do you think of the book
B: It’s wonderful, and I’ve learned a lot about Chinese food.
6．A 7．C
【原文】A: Mark, look at this picture of my family.
B: Oh, it’s nice. What does your father do
A: Oh, he works as a doctor in a hospital.
B: How about your mother
A: She is a chef. She cooks delicious food in a restaurant.
B: Wow, do you like cooking too
A: Yes, I often help her to cook at home.
8．C 9．B
【原文】A: Yesterday, my friend showed me a smart watch and I tried it.
B: A smart watch What is it
A: It can tell you about your health.
B: Really What can it do
A: It can count your steps and tell how well you sleep.
B: Sounds like a really useful thing. I’d like to get one for my dad.
10．C 11．C
【原文】A: Mom, look what I brought from school.
B: Oh, some fresh vegetables! Where did you get them
A: From our school’s vegetable garden. Our class planted them.
B: That’s wonderful! What did you grow
A: I planted green beans, Lisa planted peppers, and Jack planted corn.
B: So you all work together in the garden
A: Yes, we water them and take care of them every week.
B: How nice! We can cook the peppers with eggs for dinner tonight.
12．B 13．C 14．A
【原文】A: Hi, Tom. What are you listening to
B: Hi, Wendy. I am listening to pop music.
A: Do you enjoy pop music
B: Yes, it makes me feel happy. What kind of music do you like
A: I like classical music.
B: That’s great. How long have you loved it
A: For about seven years.
B: Did you always like classical music
A: No, not at all. When I was young, I thought it was boring.
B: So how did you get into it
A: I started learning the piano when I was thirteen. I played classical music, and then I fell in love with it.
15．A 16．B 17．A
【原文】A: Jack, what are your plans for tomorrow
B: I’m going to watch my brother’s soccer game at the sports center.
A: A soccer game That sounds exciting! Can I go with you
B: Of course.
A: What should I take
B: A hat. The sun is really strong, and we’ll be sitting on the stands.
A: Good idea. How far is the sports center
B: It is about three kilometers from the city park. We can ride our bikes there.
A: When shall we meet
B: We can meet at the park gate at 2:30 p.m. The game starts at three.
A: Okay, see you then.
18．B 19．C 20．A
【原文】
I am Lucy from Australia. Last term, my teacher asked me to join a group project about world cultures. There were four of us in the group. At first, we had a big problem. Everyone had different ideas, and we couldn’t agree on anything. I worried that we would never finish the project. I even wanted to give up halfway. But then we had a talk. We decided to listen to each other and share the work. I took notes, Mike drew pictures, Anna looked up information online, Tom put everything together and wrote the report. Slowly, our project started to look really good. On the school fair day, we showed our work to other classes. Many students came to see it. Our group got the highest score in class. I felt so proud that I told my parents right away. They gave me a big smile. I learned that when people work together and help each other, they can do great things. Now I enjoy team projects more than before.
阅读理解
21.A 22.C
23.C 24.B 25.C 26.A
27.A 28.C 29.B 30.B
七选五
31.B 32.C 33.A 34.D 35.E
完形填空
36.A 37.C 38.B 39.A 40.C
41.B 42.A 43.C 44.A 45.B
语法填空
46.why 47.stronger 48.them 49.easily 50.with
51.to stay 52.a 53.branches 54.were mentioned 55.wrote
任务型阅读
56.They jumped into the air and landed perfectly./They moved naturally./They did backflips.
57.With the help of AI./By getting help from AI./By using AI./Through AI.
58.Because the real world is messier and harder to deal with.
59.Yes./Yes, he/she does./Yes, the writer does.
60.My robot can help with housework./It can do sports with me./It can cook meals for me./It can tell me stories.（答案不唯一）
书面表达
Is AI a Good Helper in Our Life
Recently we had a class discussion on whether AI is a helper or a problem in our daily life. Students had different views.
Some students think AI is a great helper. It can explain math problems clearly and help us practice English anytime, making our study easier and more efficient. However, others hold the opposite opinion. They say AI makes us lazy, and we may gradually lose our problem-solving ability if we depend on it too much.
In my opinion, AI itself is not good or bad. We should use it properly to help us study, but never rely on it completely. Only in this way can we make AI a good helper for our growth.
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