广东省深圳市福田区外国语学校2025-2026学年九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷-自定义类型

这是一份广东省深圳市福田区外国语学校2025-2026学年九年级上学期期中考试英语试卷-自定义类型，共12页。试卷主要包含了单选题，完形填空，阅读理解，信息匹配，阅读填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1.Julia fell ver at the beginning f the race，but she was ahead f the ther runners in the end.（ ）
A. higher thanB. lnger than
C. faster thanD. mre quickly than
2.T slve this difficult scientific prblem，we shuld d ______ t find ut the slutin.（ ）
A. quizB. researchC. testD. lecture
3.Peple with white skin shuld ______ wearing light-clred clthes.（ ）
A. keepB. avidC. mindD. practise
4.—Did yu cme t an ________ at last after a lng discussin?—Yes. All f us________ the result.
A. expressin; were mad abutB. rganizatin; were mad abut
C. achievement; were pleased withD. agreement; were pleased with
5.—Are yu ________ with what he said?—N, but he really made us________ .
A. annyed; disappintedB. annyed; disappinting
C. annying; disappintedD. annying; disappinting
6.—Yu aren't happy，______？What happened？
—The crwn maker tricked me.My crwn isn't ______ cmpletely ______ gld.（ ）
A. will yu；B. are yu；
C. will yu；D. are yu；made…frm
7.---Mike wants t knw if ______ a picnic tmrrw. ---Yes. But if it ______, we’ll visit the museum instead.
A. yu have, will rainB. yu will have, will rain
C. yu will have, rainsD. will yu have, rains
8.—The by can speak bth English and Japanese ______ he is nly ten.
—Ww.He is ______ a clever by ______ everyne lves him.（ ）
A. althugh；such…thatB. because；
C. althugh；s…thatD. because；s…that
9.—I had my medical examinatin yesterday.My dctr advised me ______ because I was verweight.
—It is necessary ______yu t d sprts at least twice a week.（ ）
A. t put n weight；frB. t put n weight；f
C. t lse weight；frD. t lse weight；f
10.—I haven't met Tm fr a lng time.Culd yu tell me ______？
—Of curse.He______ t the USA.（ ）
A. .where is he；has beenB. .where he is；has gne
C. .where was he；has beenD. .where he was；has gne
二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。
A grup f university graduates visited their ld prfessr.During their visit，the cnversatin turned t wrk.The graduates were (11) abut their prblems and stress in wrk and in life.After putting a pt f cffee n the table，the prfessr went t the kitchen and came back with many (12)cups：glass，plastic and crystal.Sme cups were simple，ther nes expensive.The prfessr asked them t pick ut their cups first.When the graduates picked ut their favrite cups，the prfessr (13)，"Ntice hw all the beautiful cups were picked ut and the simple and cheap nes were left."
"Wanting nly the best things fr yurself (14) yur prblems and stress.Yu need t understand that the cup desn't make the cffee better.(15)，all that yu wanted was the cffee，nt the cup.But yu cnsciusly（有意识地）(16) the best cups，and then lked t see what cups thers picked."
"Yur (17) is the cffee.Yur jb，mney，psitin in sciety.they are the cups.The type f cup desn't decide the (18) f life.Smetimes，by fcusing nly n the cups，we frget t enjy the taste f the cffee.The (19) peple are nt thse wh have the best things，but thse wh enjy life and make the mst f what they have."
Hearing this，the graduates were speechless.They had learned anther imprtant life lessn frm their ld prfessr—that true happiness means enjying life instead f wrrying abut (20) things.
11.A. thinkingB. cmplainingC. learningD. writing
12.A. differentB. expensiveC. beautifulD. simple
13.A. shutedB. reprtedC. answeredD. explained
14.A. deals withB. gets tC. leads tD. asks fr
15.A. LuckilyB. SadlyC. ActuallyD. Surprisingly
16.A. chseB. bughtC. brughtD. made
17.A. purpseB. lifeC. wrkD. study
18.A. styleB. stageC. stressD. quality
19.A. simplestB. happiestC. busiestD. luckiest
20.A. unknwnB. unusualC. unimprtantD. unlucky
三、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。
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Plains wanderers（领鹑） are small，rare birds that live in grasslands.Unlike mst birds，female plains wanderers are larger and strnger than males.Females take the lead in prtecting their hmes and babies frm animals like fxes，while males ften sit n the eggs t keep them warm.These birds are hard t find because their feathers blend（融合） int the grass，making them lk like part f the landscape.It seems that they are invisible due t their feathers.Sadly，their numbers have been drpping because peple are taking ver their grassland hmes fr farms and cities.
T save them，scientists are using AI.The key is the birds' calls.Mther wanderers make sft sunds t talk t their chicks and warn abut danger.These mthers' calls are quiet and easy t miss，but AI can hear them clearly.Scientists put micrphnes in the grasslands t recrd sunds all day and night.
Then they put these recrdings int a cmputer prgram t analyze（分析） them.The AI learns t tell the wanderers' calls apart frm ther nises，like the wind blwing r insects chirping.This helps scientists find where the mther birds are and hw many chicks they have.
"AI helps us mnitr these birds withut bthering them，"says Dr.Lee，wh leads the prject."We can find the mst imprtant areas fr them and wrk t prtect thse places." Once，the AI helped scientists find a hidden nest with three baby birds.Withut AI，they might nt have fund it.Thanks t this technlgy，there is new hpe fr these rare birds，shwing that AI can be a pwerful tl in saving wildlife.
21.What can be learned abut female plains wanderers？ ______
A. They are bigger and prtect babies.
B. They are cmmn in many habitats.
C. They sit n the eggs and keep them warm.
D. They are easy t find because f their feathers.
22.What is the main challenge in finding plains wanderers？ ______
A. They are very small and fly t fast.
B. It is hard t see r hear them clearly.
C. They prtect themselves frm scientists.
D. They build their nests in farms and cities.
23.Hw d scientists use AI t find plains wanderers？ ______
A. By making nise in the grass.
B. By taking phts f their nests.
C. By fllwing their chicks' paths.
D. By analyzing calls frm mther birds.
24.What is Dr.Lee's attitude twards the AI technlgy？ ______
A. Supprtive.B. Interested.C. Dubtful.D. Negative.
25.What is the best title fr the passage？ ______
A. The Life Habits f Rare Grassland Birds
B. Using AI t Help Prtect Plains Wanderers
C. The Difficulties in Saving Plains Wanderers
D. Scientists' New Findings n Plains Wanderers
B
The small Paris café was filled with the smell f cffee and peple’s chatter. I sat acrss frm Charles Strickland at a wden table. Once a rich businessman in fine suits, he nw wre an ld cat with white paint n its sleeves.
When I asked him why he left his wife and tw children and mved t this place, he remained calm and cld, explaining that painting had becme as imprtant t him as breathing t a living creature. Frty years ld as he was, he believed this was his final pprtunity t change his life. “My relatives will take care f my family,” he said withut any regret, as if his children were strangers he had met nly nce.
Fr mre than a year, he had lied t his wife by telling her he was playing cards with friends in the evenings, but he was taking art classes t learn painting in fact. With his hands shaking slightly, he said in an anxius vice, “I have t paint. When a man falls int the water, it desn’t matter hw he swims; he has t get ut r else he’ll drwn (溺水).”
When I asked him, “What will yu d if yu never becme successful?” he just repeated, “I have t paint.” There was n sign f dubt r regret in his wrds. It was clear that he had cmpletelyturned dwn the nrmal rules f sciety. “I will nt fllw a path set by thers,” he added.
Lking at his wrn shes and fingers with different clrs f paint, I finally said, “Yu have becme a heartless man.” T my surprise, he just std up calmly, adjusted his ld hat, and suggested, “Let’s g find smewhere t eat.” Arund us, waiters cleared tables while peple laughed and drank cffee. These happy sunds felt strange after ur serius talk, like sunshine breaking thrugh strm cluds.
Excerpt (节选) frm The Mn and Sixpence
26.What d we knw abut Strickland’s life in Paris?
A. He was crazy abut being rich.
B. He made friends in the café easily.
C. He felt lnely after leaving his family.
D. He lived prly but went after painting.
27.Why did Strickland cmpare himself t a drwning man?
A. T shw his lve fr playing cards.
B. T express his strng desire t paint.
C. T describe his pr swimming skills.
D. T explain why he had t leave his family.
28.What des the underlined phrase “turned dwn” in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. Refused t accept.B. Agreed t fllw.
C. Decided t imprve.D. Prmised t supprt.
29.Which f the fllwing best describes Strickland?
A. Calm but regretful.B. Selfish but traditinal.
C. Cld but strng-minded.D. Dubtful but thughtful.
30.Which real-life situatin reflects the passage?
A. A runner trains fr medals with pain.
B. A scientist breaks rules fr discvery.
C. A student attends schl fr further study.
D. A banker writes despite family disagreement.
C
Jsefa Marin went t New Yrk frm Mexic in 1987, supprting her daughter back hme with the $140 a week she earned at a sweater factry. With that small incme, she had t cllect recyclables, trading in cans fr five cents each. When the clthing factry clsed dwn in the late 2000s, she became a full-time recycler, picking up cans and bttles t make ends meet.
Marin’s stry is nt unique. Millins arund the wrld make a living frm picking thrugh waste and reselling it. Only abut 28 percent f the cans that culd be recycled are actually recycled. Rubbish cllectrs keep millins f additinal recyclables ut f landfills every year.
Yet cllectrs are ruled ut by gvernment plicies (政策). The United States Supreme Curt in 1988 stated that husehld garbage is public prperty (财产) nce it’s n the street. That enables plice t search rubbish fr evidence (证据), but that prtectin hasn’t always been extended t recyclers. And in places like New Yrk City, which is testing city-wned lcked cntainers t hide garbage frm mice, cntainers are made clearly inaccessible (难得到的) fr cllectrs.
“There’s value in the waste, and we feel that value shuld belng t the peple, nt the city r the cmpanies”, says Ryan Castalia, directr f a nnprfit recycling and cmmunity center in Brklyn.
Recgnized r nt, waste pickers have lng been treated with respect. Marin recalls an ccasin when smene living next t a building where she was cllecting cans threw water at her. “Because I recycle it desn’t mean I am less f a persn than anyne else,” she says. Sme gvernments are taking actin because they realize that prtecting the envirnment and humanity shuld g hand in hand.
31.What is the authr’s purpse f telling abut Marin?
A. T explain why Marin left her cuntry.
B. T shw hw recycling benefits the pr.
C. T describe Marin’s difficult life and wrk.
D. T intrduce the tpic thrugh a persnal stry.
32.What prblem d waste pickers face accrding t Paragraph 3?
A. They are prtected by the plice.
B. They have t fight with the plice.
C. They are stpped by gvernment plicies.
D. They need t help the plice lk fr evidence.
33.What des Ryan Castalia believe abut recyclable waste?
A. Its ecnmic value is ften frgtten.
B. It needs better prtectin frm the city.
C. Its value shuld be shared by the public.
D. It shuld be managed by nnprfit rganizatins.
34.What can we infer frm Marin’s experience f being thrwn water?
A. She was cllecting cans in a wrng place.
B. Waste pickers are ften lked dwn upn.
C. Lcal peple were prtecting their privacy.
D. Waste pickers have n interest in their jbs.
35.In which part f a newspaper can we prbably find the passage?
A. Sciety.B. Fashin.C. Business.D. Technlgy.
四、信息匹配：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Peple make lng jurneys t different cuntries. 36 Hwever, the biggest jurney is the self-discvery jurney. Hw can yu start the jurney f self-discvery? Here are fur tips fr yu.
Find ut yur mst valuable ability. Yu may have different kinds f abilities. It culd be abut yur ability t create, yur ability t understand thers r yur skills at ftball. But which f them are yu prud f? 37 This will help yu knw yurself better.
Knw what makes yu excited. This will tell yu where yu can get yur wn jy. It culd be when yu are perfrming a dance n stage, when yu help yur dad fix his cmputer r even when yu are ding research n yur schl science prject.
Get ut f yur cmfrt zne (舒适区). It is always cmfrtable t stay in yur familiar area. Hwever, in rder t discver yurself, yu need t put yurself in sme uncmfrtable situatins. Yu can d sme utdr activities yu are afraid f. 38 This will give yu a chance t learn mre abut hw yu feel, think and react when the challenge cmes.
39 It is als a pwerful way t discver things abut yurself. When yu are in a different place, yu may have a chance t rethink what yu always believe.
Peple may want t finish the jurney as sn as pssible. 40 As yu g thrugh life, many experiences can change yu, and this helps yu grw. The jurney t self-discvery is life’s greatest adventure.
A．Yu need t find ut the answer.
B．Sme even make their way int space.
C．Discver and share different cultures.
D．Spend yur time in a new envirnment.
E．In fact, the self-discvery jurney is a lifelng task.
F．Fr example, yu can g ut fr sme difficult rck climbing.
36.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
37.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
38.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
39.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
40.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. F
五、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
41.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
A unique fd trend has recently becme ppular amng yung peple in China. Knwn as “leftver fd blind bxes” (剩菜盲盒), these creative meal chices prvide a 41 (cnvenience) and affrdable way t enjy delicius fd while als reducing fd waste.
S far, this idea 42 (draw) the attentin f many curius yung peple. The idea f “leftver fd blind bxes” first develped abrad, specifically frm 43 app called T Gd T G that started in Denmark in 2015. Its gal is 44 (fight) against fd waste by ffering surplus (剩余的) unsld fd frm nearby stres and restaurants 45 a lwer price.
Inspired by vides psted by thse Chinese 46 (create) living abrad wh shared their experience, Chinese cnsumers and businesses have 47 (quick) accepted the idea, leading t similar peratins in majr Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu. The peratinal methds f the “leftver fd blind bx” mdel can differ between stres. Sme bxes cntain prepackaged meals 48 (base) n a stre’s sales befre the evening, while thers allw custmers t chse frm 49 still remains in the stre arund clsing time. Hwever, the latter chice is less cmmn. The cntents (内容) f the blind bxes are ften nly seen after they 50 (pen), adding sme surprises t the dining experience.
(1)
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六、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共25分。
42.假设你是学生会主席李华，英国领事馆将与你校合作举办“英国文化节”并草拟了三个活动，向全校征集意见，请选择你最喜欢的活动，向负责人Mr.Smith写一封信，说明选择的理由与建议。
活动一：British Geniuses Intrductin
活动二：English Film Sharing Activity
活动三：British Fd Festival
注意：
1. 80-120词;
2. 可适当增加细节，以使语句通顺、条理清楚、意义连贯；
3. 文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称等个人信息；
4. 信的开头已给出，不计入总词数；
5. 书写规范，卷面整洁。
Dear Mr. Smith,
I am writing t share my ideas n the activities designed fr the British Culture Festival. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best wishes,
Li Hua
1.【答案】C
2.【答案】B
3.【答案】B
4.【答案】D
5.【答案】A
6.【答案】B
7.【答案】C
8.【答案】A
9.【答案】C
10.【答案】B
11~20.【答案】B、A、D、C、C、A、B、D、B、C
21~25.【答案】A、B、D、A、B
26~30.【答案】D、B、A、C、D
31~35.【答案】D、C、C、B、A
36~40.【答案】B、A、F、D、E
41.【答案】【小题1】
cnvenient
【小题2】
has drawn
【小题3】
an
【小题4】
t fight
【小题5】
at
【小题6】
creatrs
【小题7】
quickly
【小题8】
based
【小题9】
what
【小题10】
are pened
42.【答案】Dear Mr. Smith,
I am writing t share my ideas n the activities designed fr the British Culture Festival. Amng the three activities, I prefer the English Film Sharing Activity mst.
Firstly, films are a wnderful windw int British culture, allwing us t appreciate the language, custms, and values in an engaging way. It can als spark students’ interest in English learning. Secndly, we can select a variety f films, frm classic dramas t funny cmedies, t cater t different tastes.
I suggest dividing students int grups t discuss the films after watching, and inviting a teacher t give a brief analysis f the cultural elements. This will make the activity mre interactive and educatinal.
Best wishes,
Li Hua