2025-2026学年辽宁省沈阳市苏家屯区九年级上学期期末英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份2025-2026学年辽宁省沈阳市苏家屯区九年级上学期期末英语试卷（学生版），共8页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，完形填空，语篇填空，阅读与表达，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
（本试题共65小题 满分120分 考试时间120分钟）
听力试题 略
笔试试题
第一部分 选择题（共50分）
一、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分；满分40分）
第一节 阅读下面语言材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
D yu want t visit a museum? Welcme t Here is sme infrmatin abut fun museums.
1. Hw much shuld a 14-year-ld girl pay if she wants t visit the Underwater Museum?
A. ¥70.B. ¥50.C. ¥20.D. Free.
2. If a by is interested in cameras, which museum can he visit?
A. The China Museum.
B. The Underwater Museum.
C. The Museum f Mvies.
D. The Science and Technlgy Museum.
3. Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. The China Museum is clsed n Mndays.
B. The Underwater Museum is free fr visitrs.
C. The Museum f Mvies is pen t peple f all ages.
D. Children under 12 can visit the Science and Technlgy Museum alne.
4. Where des the infrmatin cme frm?
A. The magazine.B. The guidebk.
C. The newspaper.D. The website.
B
With their cute “smiles” and pht-ready pses (姿势), qukkas( 短尾矮袋鼠) are ften called the “wrld’s happiest animals”. But are they really as happy as they seem?
Fund in Western Australia, qukkas are abut the size f a small cat and lk like a smaller, runder type f their cusin, the kangar. They have small faces with large eyes and rund ears, and they are famus fr lking like they’re always smiling.
Thugh the qukkas’ “smile” is just a result f the shape f their muths, they d have a friendly nature. They aren’t afraid f peple, making it easy fr visitrs t take pictures with them. S taking qukka selfies (自拍照) has becme a ppular turist activity n Rttnest Island, hme t the wrld’s largest qukka ppulatin. A lt f qukka selfies have been shared n the Internet.
Althugh these animals are ding well nline, it’s a different stry in the wild. Qukkas are listed as “vulnerable animals (易危动物)” by the Australian gvernment.
Tday, there are thught t be arund 10, 000 qukkas living n Rttnest Island, with a smaller ppulatin living n mainland Western Australia. Reprts shw that qukka ppulatins have been ging dwn because f predatrs (捕食者) and the reductin f their living places. S it’s necessary and imprtant fr us t take actin t help prtect the qukkas.
5. What d visitrs like ding with qukkas?
A. Keeping them as pets.B. Taking pictures with them.
C. Sharing their stries nline.D. Writing stries abut them.
6. What is the main prblem qukkas are facing nw?
A. They haven’t enugh fd t eat.
B. They are frced t take phts.
C. The number f them is becming smaller.
D. They can’t live in the wild by themselves.
7. What is the writer’s purpse in writing the text?
A. T tell us abut a dangerus animal.
B. T intrduce the wrld’s happiest animal.
C. T remind readers t prtect qukkas.
D. T help peple knw mre abut qukkas.
8. Which f the fllwing best shws the structure f the text?
A. B.
C. D.
C
I’m nt a fan f patchwrk quilts (拼布被子). Surprisingly, hwever, there is a small patchwrk quilt in my hme.
This quilt riginally (最初) belnged t my mther. She nce jined a weekly bk club with sme wmen frm the neighbrhd. In fact, it was mre f an excuse t get tgether and drink cffee. One f the ladies, Emily, made my mther a small quilt.
Fr years, this quilt sat flded (折叠的) in my mm’s living rm. It went with her when she mved t a small rm at an assisted living facility (辅助生活机构). I never saw my mther use it thrughut all thse years. During ne f my visits, I asked her why she kept it. She said it was a gift frm Emily. I questined further, as she was nt s clse t Emily and did nt even like the quilt’s design. Her reply remained the same: “Because it was frm Emily.”
After thinking this ver fr several days, I realized that the quilt’s value didn’t lie in its appearance r in its maker. It was special because it reminded my mm f being a gd neighbr and caring fr each ther.
I inherited (继承) the quilt mre than ten years ag, and it has remained flded n a shelf ever since. My plan is t give it t my daughter ne day as a gift, and I hpe she will keep it. Patchwrk quilts carry stries. The tales we share abut ur experiences turn everyday things int smething special.
9. Why did the writer’s mther jin the bk club?
A. T write her wn bk.B. T learn hw t make cffee.
C. T discuss her favrite bks.D. T get tgether with her neighbrs.
10. What can be inferred (推断) frm the underlined sentence “Her reply remained the same: ‘Because it was frm Emily’” in Paragraph 3?
A. The quilt was very expensive.
B. Mm lved the quilt’s design a lt.
C. Mm valued the gift frm Emily.
D. Emily was Mm’s best friend since childhd.
11. What is the writer’s feeling abut the stry f the patchwrk quilt?
A. It’s bring.B. It’s meaningful.
C. It’s cmmn.D. It’s surprising.
12. What is the best title fr the text?
A. A Special Gift Made with Care.B. A Useless Quilt frm My Mm.
C. The Unfrgettable Stry f Emily.D. My Mm’s Bk Club Memries.
D
As Simn walked hme, he kept thinking abut his science prject. He had ne week t cmplete his reprt n bees, which he always wanted t learn abut. He wuld wrk really hard n it.
Simn walked int the huse and fund his yunger brther, Tm, playing n the flr with paper tubes (纸筒). “Simn, help me build a city”! Tm said. “Srry, I need t d a reprt n bees and I haven’t gt any idea yet.” Simn replied. He walked int the yard, hping t find the ld beehive (蜂窝). There it was, amng the firewd. It smelled like dry leaves and each cell (巢室) was six-sided. “Hw d bees manage t d that? Can they cunt?” Simn wndered as he walked back t the living rm while studying the beehive.
Suddenly, a shut frm Tm brke his thught, “Oh, n! I am destrying my city”! Tm had kncked ver his water bttle and the water was running all ver his paper tubes. Simn sighed, “It’s kay, Tm. Accidents happen.” He gt dwn and started picking up the wet tubes, cmfrting his little brther. Hlding them tgether, he nticed there was ne tube in the middle, with six thers arund it. The wet center tube was pushed int six-sided, just like the cells f the beehive! Just t be sure, he tried t put five and then seven tubes arund the centre tube, but neither way fits. Six was the nly number that wrked. He said alud, “Bees just build rund cells and stick the sides tgether. The cells have t be six-sided.” His idea was finally cming tgether.
Simn lked at Tm delightedly, “Tm, I knw what t write in the reprt! And nw I will build a mdel beehive with yur tubes! Will yu help me?”
Tm, still in tears, ndded immediately, a smile returning t his face.
13. Why didn’t Simn want t help Tm at first?
A. He had a lt f hmewrk t d.
B. He thught Tm’s game was bring.
C. He didn’t like playing with his brther.
D. He was wrried abut his science prject.
14. Hw did Simn learn abut the beehive?
A. By playing with Tm.B. By trying different methds.
C. By watching Tm playing.D. By asking parents fr help.
15. What des the underlined wrd “delightedly” mean in Paragraph 4?
A. Cheerfully.B. Peacefully.
C. Surprisedly.D. Disappintedly.
16. Which f the fllwing best describes Simn?
A. Smart and brave.B. Creative but careless.
C. Cheerful but frgetful.D. Hard-wrking and patient.
第二节 阅读短文，从所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有一个多余的选项。
从 A—E 中选出合适的选项填入文中空白处，每个选项只能使用一次，有一项多余。
AI is becming mre and mre ppular. Many adults are using the technlgy t help them wrk faster and better. Sme schls are explring ways t use AI t teach kids imprtant lessns. S, what shuld we pay attentin t when we use AI? ____17____
Dn’t frget: AI is nt ur friend.
Chatbts (聊天机器人) are built t d exactly that: chat. The friendly tne (口气) f AI can make it easy fr us t frget that we’re talking with AI. ____18____ But we need t remind urselves nt t give AI ur persnal infrmatin, because it’s all ging int a large database (数据库). It wuld be used by technlgy cmpanies t make mre mney.
____19____
Peple are interested in strange r surprising things, such as wrng infrmatin abut health. AI is s pwerful that it will learn abut ur interest and keep n sending us similar texts and vides. S it’s a gd idea nt t believe everything yu see nline. Yu shuld learn t duble-check the infrmatin yu get frm AI.
AI can help us learn.
AI can be a helpful tl. When we find it is hard t understand a tpic, we can ask AI t explain it t us, r tell us stries abut it. ____20____ If we are using AI in the right way, it will certainly be gd fr ur studies.
A. AI makes ur lives easier.
B. AI can even help us review.
C. AI might shw yu bad things.
D. We are likely t believe what AI says.
E. Here is sme advice frm MIT Technlgy Review.
二、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分）
阅读短文，理解其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
On August 16, 2025, Pang Zhngwang, a tp student at Tsinghua University, was chsen as ne f China’s mst mving peple fr the year 2024.
He was brn in a small village in Hebei Prvince. His family faced great ____21____. His mther can’t walk and has t be lked after, while his father suffers frm mental illness. The family lived a ____22____ life. Frm a yung age, he helped with husewrk and tk care f his parents after schl. He brrwed mney frm neighbrs fr his mther’s medicine and ____23____ waste paper t pay their debts (债).
Hwever, Pang never gave up. He ____24____ believed that “educatin can change yur life.” He studied hard ___25___ he had time—smetimes even ding hmewrk while helping ck.
In 2017, his effrts paid ff. Pang ____26____ Tsinghua University with excellent grades. At first, he was wrried abut his studies, but he sn fund he lved ding research. Even when he ____27____ many times, he never stpped. Nw, as a PhD student (博士生), Pang writes imprtant research papers and creates new inventins. He paid fr schl by winning schlarships (奖学金) and ____28____ t accept mney frm thers.
His mther named him “Zhngwang,” meaning “everyne’s hpe.” She taught him t stay psitive. “My mther ____29____ every day—why shuld I be sad?” Pang said.
Pang’s life teaches us that with ____30____ and hard wrk, we can vercme (克服) any challenge.
21. A. hpesB. difficultiesC. pssibilitiesD. situatins
22. A. prB. lazyC. annyingD. lucky
23. A. madeB. sharedC. returnedD. cllected
24. A. strnglyB. hardlyC. happilyD. bravely
25. A. hweverB. wheneverC. whereverD. whatever
26. A. leftB. visitedC. enteredD. jined
27. A. dubtedB. wrriedC. failedD. succeeded
28. A. askedB. requestedC. agreedD. refused
29. A. criesB. smilesC. speaksD. wins
30. A. helpB. praiseC. trustD. hpe
第二部分 非选择题（共40分）
三、语篇填空（共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分）
阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺、连贯。
Baduanjin is ne f the ldest sprts t keep fit in China. Over 800 years ag, it ____31____ (invent) first by peple in the Sng Dynasty.
As peple practise Baduanjin, they ____32____ (breath) slwly and deeply. It allws the muscles (肌肉) t relax and the mind t be calm in a few minutes. Cmpared ____33____ sme mre difficult sprts, Baduanjin is slw and usually ____34____ (g) with sft music. Fr this reasn, peple in the past cnsidered it ____35____ (be) a sprt fr elders.
Baduanjin requires n equipment (设备) and very little space r time. In fact, it’s perfect fr ffice ___36___ (wrker) whse backs are ften sre. That’s ____37____ they sit in frnt f the cmputers fr t lng.
“When I am practising Baduanjin, I feel very relaxed and calm. After ding this sprt, I als feel better, sleep better and becme ____38____ (strng) than befre,” a yung persn said. “I have develped ____39____ healthy lifestyle because f it.”
But hw t practise Baduanjin ____40____ (safe) is very imprtant. Patients wh are weak shuld nt take up this exercise.
四、阅读与表达（共4小题，41~43小题，每小题2分，44小题4分；满分10分）
阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。
It’s fun t buy a huge ice cream r t g shpping with friends, but saving mney can be even mre exciting, because it creates chances and pens the dr t all kinds f adventures.
The key t saving successfully is setting a gal (目标). Get a pen and paper, and write dwn hw much yu can save each week and hw sn yu will reach yur gal. Sme weeks later, yu might decide t save a little mre than yu planned s that yu can reach yur gals even faster.
T avid accidentally spending yur savings, just keep them separate frm the rest f yur mney. Fr example, yu culd d this by using a mney bx r a savings accunt (账户).
When yu save yur mney in a savings accunt, yu can get interest (利息). This is the mney paid t yu by a bank when yu keep mney in an accunt there, and the lnger yu leave yur mney in a savings accunt, the mre interest yu can get.
If yu’re new t saving, start ff by thinking f sme fun gals, like taking a hliday r ging t a cncert. Every penny yu save brings yu ne step clser t reaching yur gal—and what culd be mre exciting than that?
41. What is the key t saving successfully?
________________________________________________________________
42. Hw culd yu avid accidentally spending yur savings?
________________________________________________________________
43. What can yu get when yu save yur mney in a savings accunt?
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44. Hw d yu deal with yur pcket mney? Write 30 wrds r mre.
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五、书面表达（满分20分）
45. 假如你是李辉，你的英国笔友Tm在信中向你倾诉减重时遇到了困难与挑战，请你根据以下提示，给他回一封电子邮件。内容要点包括：
1.给予安慰；
2.提出建议 (运动、平衡饮食等方面)；
3.鼓励与祝福；
4.字数在80词左右。
Dear Tm,
Frm yur last letter I knw that yu are having truble lsing weight. __________________
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Yurs,
Li HuiThe Underwater Museum
Yu can enjy fish in different clrs. There are als excellent dlphin shws. If yu are brave enugh, try t swim underwater t see the sea life clearly. Buy sme gifts fr yur family if necessary.
Time: July 5—20
Age: 9—18
Ticket: ¥50
The Museum f Mvies
This is a museum abut mvies and cameras. It has very ld cameras and yu can learn a lt abut their histry. T relax yurself, yu can watch famus mvies frm all ver the wrld.
Time: July 16—30
Age: 8—15
Ticket: ¥20
The China (瓷器) Museum
Mre than 120 china wrks frm ancient China are n shw here. Yu can make yur wn clay artwrks in persn at a very gd price. Cme and have fun with yur friends! It is pen every day except Mnday.
Time: August 3—18
Age: 6—18
Ticket: free
The Science and Technlgy Museum
Yu can learn smething abut space and science. Yu can enjy wnderful activities such as VR games, driving games and s n. Children under 12 must be with at least ne adult.
Time: August 13—28
Age: ver 9
Ticket: free