浙江省嘉兴市桐乡市2025_2026学年九年级上学期1月期末英语试题（文字版，含答案）

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第一部分 听力部分（共三节，满分20分）
第一节（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）
听小对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，回答问题。对话仅读一遍。
1. Where will the man g fr his hliday next week?
A. T China.B. T America.C. T France.
2. Hw was the girl's weekend?
A. Bring.B. Enjyable.C. Tiring.
3. What sprt will the by take part in this year?
A. The lng jump.
B. The 100 - meter race.
C. The high jump.
4. Which musical instrument might the by learn?
A. The pian.B. The drums.C. The guitar.
5. When d they decide t set ut?
A. At 5:30.B. At 6:00.C. At 6:30.
第二节（共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听长对话，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，回答问题。对话读两遍。
听下面一段较长对话，回答第6—7两个小题。
6. Why des the by lk unhappy?
A. Because he failed his English exam.
B. Because his father was angry with him.
C. Because he culdn't affrd a new cmputer.
7. What will the by d next?
A. Study hard.B. Take an exam.C. Play cmputer games.
听下面一段较长对话，回答第8—10三个小题。
8. What is the rbt made f?
A. Silver.B. Plastic.C. Wd.
9. Hw did Kate slve her prblem at last?
A. By asking her friends.
B. By slving it herself.
C. By surfing the Internet.
10. What happens t the rbt in the end?
A. The wheels dn't mve.
B. It can't make a sund.
C. The leg is brken.
第三节（共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听独白，从A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，完成第11至15五个小题。独白读两遍。
11. What can the students see n the first flr?
A. Science experiments.B. Mbile phnes.C. Cmputers.
12. Hw lng will the students stay n the first flr?
A. Fr half an hur.
B. Fr an hur.
C. Fr an hur and a half.
13. On which flr can the students see the histry f the car?
A. The first flr.B. The secnd flr.C. The third flr.
14. What can’t peple learn abut n the tp flr?
A. Hw human bdy wrks.
B. The histry f the airplane.
C. All abut plants, trees and nature.
15. Hw many flrs des the Science Museum have in all?
A. Three.B. Fur.C. Five.
第二部分 阅读部分（共两节，满分40分）
第一节 阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
16. What des Charlie d t get attentin?
A. He flips the light switch.
B. He jumps n the light bulb.
C. He finds the ty under the sfa.
D. He lks after the baby carefully.
17. Why did Sara Lee squawk every afternn?
A. She liked t intrduce herself t us.
B. She wanted t play with the baby tgether.
C. She felt hungry and needed smething t eat.
D. She tried t tell the mther the baby was waking up.
18. In which part f a magazine can we prbably read this passage?
A. Daily news.B. Pets crner.C. New baby.D. Hme life.
B
The trip t the Suth Ple was the last great jurney in the histry f explratin. Why was Rald Amundsen (1872 — 1928) able t reach the Suth Ple?
Amundsen started his dream at the age f fifteen. He read everything he culd find abut plar expeditins (探险). He practiced skiing and walking in the muntains. He als slept with his bedrm windws pen even in winter s he culd prepare fr the freezing climate f Antarctica(南极).When he was twenty - tw, he nearly died n a ski trip acrss sme muntains because he wasn't prepared. He learned a lessn frm this, and fr the rest f his life he made careful plans fr everything he did.
Amundsen saw life nt as ne great adventure, but as many adventures. He made expeditins t the Arctic(北极). After his trips, he went n a Belgian expeditin t Antarctica. The ship became lcked in the ice, the men did nt have enugh fd r warm clthes and they became sick. Amundsen saved their lives by killing birds and sea animals fr fd.
Fr the final part f the trip t the Suth Ple, he and fur ther men left the base camp and traveled n skis with lightweight sleds(雪橇) and sled dgs. They had t crss sme muntains. It was difficult, but the expeditin finally reached a plateau. They fllwed their plans and killed tw - thirds f their dgs fr fd. They left mst f their things n the plateau s they culd travel faster. Finally, they reached the Ple at 3:00 p.m. n December 14, 1911. N persn had ever walked there befre.
Six weeks later they were back at their base camp. They had traveled 3,100 kilmeters. At times they were blinded by the snw, and smetimes the skin n their faces and feet frze. They were exhausted when they reached their base camp, but they had wn. Because Amundsen prepared carefully and learned frm his experiences, he was the first ne t reach the Suth Ple.
19. Amundsen practise sleeping with the bedrm windws pen because ______.
A. he gt ready fr the cld weather
B. he planned t climb the muntains
C. he started mving tward his dream
D. he lved the icy weather and fresh air
20. What is the right rder f Amundsen's expeditins accrding t this passage?
①He went t Antarctica by ship.
②He climbed sme muntains at 22.
③He arrived at the Suth Ple in 1911 at last.
④He killed 2/3 f dgs fr fd when reaching a plateau.
A. ①②④③B. ①④③②C. ②①④③D. ②③①④
21. What des the underlined wrd "exhausted" prbably mean in paragraph 5?
A. happyB. tiredC. hpefulD. upset
22. Which saying can best describe Amundsen's success?
A. Practice makes perfect.
B. A miss is as gd as a mile.
C. Gd planning is half the battle.
D. Failure is the mther f success.
C
Chclates save us frm many things, especially lw spirits. They cmfrt us in times f truble, calming dwn a racing heart by sending happy calries inside us. We all believe in that chclate wrks its magic at a mment's ntice, bringing a smile t ur faces.
Recently, chclate lvers were heartbrken as scientists reprted that they can die ut by 2050! But we have sme happy news fr yu. If yu dn't knw why scientists made the pinin abut the death f this wnderful thing, let us tell yu the facts. Chclate trees, whse seeds are used t make chclate, are heat - lving plants that depend n a perfect set f cnditins t grw.
Nw, fifty percent f the wrld's cca beans cme frm tw cuntries in West Africa. Scientists believe that bth f these cuntries will experience a 3.8°F temperature increase by 2050 because f glbal warming, which is endangering the caca farms. These farms will be mved t cler muntainus areas, which are the natural habitat f wildlife. This will lead t sme difficult decisins: whether t grw chclate r save wildlife. Unluckily, the glbal warming has already had a bad influence n caca farms' yields, leading t the prices f chclates increasing.
▲ They are trying t develp the chclate trees with a gene - editing (基因编辑) technlgy t make them alive even in a drier and warmer climate. Accrding t a reprt by The Business Insider, tiny green caca beans are lined up in greenhuses fr a new experiment by using a technlgy called CRISPR. By making changes t the genetic material f plants, this technlgy is already being used acrss the wrld t make plants harder and cheaper. Scientists will make small changes t the DNA f the seedlings t make the cca crps alive in warmer and drier climates.
23. What did scientists first reprt abut chclate by 2050?
A. It may disappear cmpletely frm the wrld.
B. It will be made frm a new kind f cca seeds.
C. It can stp sme peple frm getting heartbrken.
D. It will be sld at a much higher price in the market.
24. What is the main cause f the danger t chclate trees?
A. The lss f wildlife's natural living areas.
B. The increasing prices f chclate in the market.
C. The rising temperature caused by glbal warming.
D. The lw prductin f cca beans in West Africa.
25. What can be put in the "▲" in paragraph 4?
A. Als, scientists are trying t save wildlife.
B. Therefre, the chclate lvers are stpping buying it.
C. Hwever, scientists are trying t find a better way t this prblem.
D. Actually, the gvernment wrkers are grwing mre chclate trees.
26. Which is the best title fr this passage?
A. Why Chclate is ExpensiveB. Hw t Grw Chclate Trees
C. Chclate: A Healthy Fd ChiceD. N Chclate? Scientists Try t Help
D
D yu prefer t write with yur left hand? If yu d, yu are ne f the millins f "lefties" in the wrld. In histry, many famus peple were left-handed. Naplen, Michelangel, Beethven, Isaac Newtn, and Albert Einstein were all left-handed. Alexander the Great and Queen Victria f England were left-handed t.
T understand left-handedness, it is necessary t lk at the brain. The brain is divided int tw hemispheres(大脑半球). In mst right-handers, the left hemisphere is the center f language and lgical(逻辑) thinking. The right hemisphere cntrls hw they understand brad, general ideas and hw they respnd t the five senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and tuch. The left hemisphere f the brain cntrls the right side f the bdy, and the right hemisphere cntrls the left side. Bth sides f the bdy receive the same infrmatin frm the brain because bth hemispheres are cnnected. Hwever, in right-handed peple, the right hemisphere is strnger. In left-handed peple, it is the left hemisphere that is strnger.
There has been an increasing amunt f research n handedness. Fr example, ne psychlgist says that left-handers are mre likely t have gd imaginatins. They are als mre likely than right-handers t enjy swimming underwater. That is because left-handers can adjust(适应) mre easily t seeing underwater.
Left-handedness can cause prblems fr peple. Sme left-handed children see letters and wrds backwards. They read d fr b and was fr saw. Anther prblem is stuttering. Sme left-handed children start t stutter when they are frced t write with their right hand.
Are yu left-handed even thugh yu write with yur right hand? Take this test t find ut. Draw a circle first with ne hand and then with the ther. If yu draw the circles clckwise (the directin the hands f a clck g in), yu are prbably left-handed. If yu draw them cunterclckwise (in the ther directin), yu are right-handed. The test des nt always wrk, and sme peple draw ne circle in ne directin and the ther circle in the ther directin. But dn't wrry if yu are left-handed. Yu are in gd cmpany.
27. Why are s many wrld-famus peple intrduced in the first paragraph f the passage?
A. T intrduce that famus peple in different fields are mstly left-handed.
B. T explain that left-handed peple are brn with better abilities than thers.
C. T shw that left-handed peple have mre chances t becme successful in histry.
D. T supprt the idea that left-handed peple are cmmn amng the wrld's ppulatin.
28. What can we knw abut left-handed peple frm the research mentined in the passage?
A. Their ability t imagine is nt as gd as that f right-handed peple.
B. They are brn with a talent fr lgical thinking and scientific research.
C. Their better underwater sight leads t their lve f underwater swimming.
D. They hardly have any difficulties in reading and writing wrds and letters.
29. What might the left - handed children see the wrd “step”?
A. stpB. petsC. tpsD. spt
30. What is the main idea f the passage?
A. We can tell whether a persn is left - handed by using a simple circle - drawing test.
B. Left - handed peple can achieve success in different fields with their special abilities.
C. This passage mainly tells us sme scientific facts and research abut left - handedness.
D. Left - handed kids shuld be encuraged t write with their left hands t avid prblems.
第二节 任务型阅读（共5小题，每小题2分，共计10分）
阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A—E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），
将其序号填入第31—34小题，并回答第35小题。
Want t start a garden but think it's t hard r yu dn't have space? Dn't wrry!
Gardening can be easy and fun.
Start Small and Smart
If yu're new, begin with plants that are easy t care fr. 31 Remember, a cactus (仙人掌) wn't d well in wet sil, nr a fern in ht sun. If yu dn't have much sun, try plants like peas that can grw with less light.
Save Space by Mixing Plants
In a small space, yu can grw fd and flwers tgether! 32 Fr example, planting mariglds near tmates can keep pests away frm the tmates. This is a natural way t prtect yur vegetables.
Grw Yur Own Fd Easily
Even n a sunny windwsill, yu can grw herbs (香草) in a small pt with gd sil and a hle at the bttm fr water t run ut. 33 Yu grw them in a lw bx indrs, and they are ready in weeks.
Slve Cmmn Prblems
Nt much time r space? Chse smaller types f plants like strawberries. They are made fr small pts. Dn't knw when t water? Just push yur finger int the sil. If it feels dry, it's time t water. Water slwly until it runs ut f the bttm f the pt. 34
Gardening is abut enjying the prcess. Start with smething easy, and enjy yur wn fresh flwers and fd!
35. In yur pinin, what is the mst imprtant advice fr a new gardener? Why?(不超过15词)
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第三部分 语言运用（共三节，满分40分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，共计15分）
阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Last week, ckies saved me frm myself. It all started when the new neighbr, a cllege student, acrss the street bught a Ping-Png table and 36 it n his frnt yard.
Tw mnths ag, my husband and I 37 an apartment with seven ther students next t a cllege, the sund f the Ping-Png table ringing frm mrning t evening. The best we culd d was mve t a 38 part f twn. And nw, here was him, putting a new table within full view f my new kitchen windw.
S I walked right t the student’s huse, past that 39 table, kncked n the dr and tld him that it had t g. I 40 him t aplgize. Hwever, he asked, “Wh n earth are yu? What gives yu the 41 t make such an unreasnable rder?”
His wrds drve me mad. I shuted back 42 . In fact, what I said surprised myself. Suddenly I felt a pull n my arm: it was my husband. 43 he pulled me away, I tld the kid this wasn’t ver.
The next mrning, I wke as usual, full f 44 . Why didn’t ther wmen get angry like me? Why culdn’t I just live and let live? I’d asked 45 these self - pitying questins all my life, including just weeks befre, when I 46 my sn because f his messy bedrm. S I’d pulled tgether a batch(一批) f my peanut chclate ckies, baking a half - dzen t 47 frgiveness frm my sn, and putting the rest in the fridge, unbaked.
It didn’t mean t save the ckie dugh(生面团) fr future 48 , but it was time t make things right. I walked t the kid’s drstep. The dr pened. I ffered a plate f 49 and tld him that the persn he met yesterday — the ne with the pinting finger — wasn’t me. 50 , it wasn’t the persn I wanted t be.
“Wuld yu please frgive me?” I asked. He lked dwn at the plate and tld me it wasn’t him, either.
36.A. gaveB. leftC. threwD. rdered
37.A. discussedB. tradedC. sharedD. cnnected
38.A. prettierB. cleanerC. fartherD. quieter
39.A. cldB. funnyC. stupidD. special
40.A. expectedB. invitedC. chseD. encuraged
41.A. stressB. excuseC. reasnD. right
42.A. slwlyB. angrilyC. perfectlyD. strangely
43.A. AsB. IfC. SinceD. Once
44.A. prideB. energyC. pityD. curage
45.A. herselfB. himselfC. yurselfD. myself
46.A. guardedB. refusedC. hurtD. trusted
47.A. begB. learnC. brrwD. keep
48.A. suggestinsB. aplgiesC. thughtsD. plans
49.A. breadB. dughC. chclateD. ckies
50.A. In shrtB. At leastC. Abve allD. By accident
第二节 词汇运用（本题有15小题，每小题1分，共计15分）
A. 将方框中所给单词的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。
mainly
reach
thusand
shw
thrugh
Peple started playing "ftball" 51 f years ag, thugh in different frms. Amng them, the Chinese were the first.
The Chinese frm f ftball was called cuju. During a typical game, tw teams kicked a ball 52 a hle in a net. One team wuld scre if the ther let the ball fall t the grund.
Cuju kept changing and 53 its peak (顶峰) during the Sng Dynasty. Ordinary peple started t play it and get paid. Quite a few became the "Messis" f that era.
Cuju began t disappear during the Ming Dynasty. Tday, it 54 serves as a tl fr cultural exchange. Fr example, perfrmers 55 ff sme cuju skills during the recent Qatar Wrld Cup and sme Qatari ftball players jined in.
B. 阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。
It was early ne mrning f Grain in Ear. Lively birds 56 (唱歌) sweetly in the trees. Villagers hurried t the fields. Under the 57 (蓝色) sky, glden fields shne like the sun. The wind blew, sending sweet 58 (气味) int the air. Adults were busy cutting the wheat. Children raced behind t pick up the ears.
This is ne f the best memries f my childhd. I grew up in the 59 (乡村) f Shandng Prvince. Mst f the villagers there lived by farming. The 24 Slar Terms meant s much t them.
The changes f the terms guided bth their farming activities and 60 (日常) lives. The terms helped them understand why things happened at 61 (特定) times, and hw they shuld react. When I grew up and left my hmetwn, the 24 Slar Terms 62 (伴随) me.
I always feel excited when a new term is set t begin. I lnged t share these feelings in my paintings and 63 (诗歌).
I didn't knw hw 64 (受欢迎) the paintings wuld becme. I'm s happy that many peple, especially the yung, are taking a new 65 (兴趣) in the ancient wisdm. In the hundreds f cmments belw my psts, thers shared similar memries and feelings. Nw peple may be mving away frm farming. Hwever, the ancient way f dividing time stays clse t ur hearts.
第三节 语法填空（本题有10小题，每小题1分，共计10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
Yu might think that Olympic athletes are the healthiest peple in the wrld. It's true that many are. 66 , it's als true that quite a few Olympic athletes had t vercme illnesses early in 67 (they) lives.
One excellent example is Wilma Rudlph. She cmpeted in track - and - field events in the 1960 Olympics. She didn't win just ne gld medal. She wn three. At the time, peple called her “ 68 (fast) wman in the wrld.”
69 a yung child, Wilma Rudlph culd nt participate in sprts. She had a series f serius illnesses, and then, at the age f 4, she gt pli(小儿麻痹症). She lst the use f her left leg, and the dctrs said she wuld never walk again.
The peple in Rudlph's family did everything they culd 70 (help) her walk again. Wilma and her mther frequently traveled 100 miles t get treatments fr her leg. Her brthers and sisters tk 71 (turn) giving her leg a daily massage. Fur times a day, they helped her d special exercises fr her leg. 72 (amazing), by the time Rudlph was 9 years ld, she was able t walk again. Befre lng, she started 73 (play) basketball and running. In high schl, she was a track star, and then she went t the Olympics.
Wilma Rudlph retired frm her career as a runner 74 she was 22 years ld. She then became 75 teacher and track cach. Her stry encuraged many peple t wrk hard and t vercme difficulties.
第四部分 书面表达 （共1小题，满分20分）
76. 假如你是李华，本学期学校将举办丰富多彩的“校园艺术节”。你的外国交换生朋友Peter对中国校园活动很感兴趣，请你用英语给他写一封邮件，向他介绍本次艺术节的相关情况，并邀请他参加。
注意：（1）包含提示的核心信息，并作适当发挥；
（2）文中不得出现真实姓名和学校等名称；
（3）词数80—100左右（首句、尾句已给出，不计入总词数）。
Dear Peter,
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Lking frward t yur cming!
Yurs,
Li Hua
试卷答案
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第一部分 听力部分（略）
第二部分 阅读部分
第一节 阅读理解
16. A 2分(根据“A Lightbulb Mment”中“he walks t the nearest light switch, lks back at us several times and flips(轻跳) the switch”可知)
17. D 2分(根据“N Birdbrains Here”中“whenever Sara Lee squawked I went t check the baby. Sure enugh, the baby was beginning t wake up”可知)
18. B 2分（文章围绕宠物展开，所以在“Pets crner”部分能读到）
19. A 2分(根据“he als slept with his bedrm windws pen even in winter s he culd prepare fr the freezing climate f Antarctica”可知)
20. C 2分(根据文章内容，顺序为②He climbed sme muntains at 22. ①He went t Antarctica by ship. ④He killed 2/3 f dgs fr fd when reaching a plateau. ③He arrived at the Suth Ple in 1911 at last.)
21. B 2分(根据“they had traveled 3,100 kilmeters. At times they were blinded by the snw, and smetimes the skin n their faces and feet frze”可知他们很疲惫)
22. C 2分(根据“Because Amundsen prepared carefully and learned frm his experiences, he was the first ne t reach the Suth Ple”可知好的计划是成功的一半)
23. A 2分(根据“chclate lvers were heartbrken as scientists reprted that they can die ut by 2050”可知巧克力可能会消失)
24. C 2分(根据“scientists believe that bth f these cuntries will experience a 3.8°F temperature increase by 2050 because f glbal warming, which is endangering the caca farms”可知)
25. C 2分（上文说巧克力面临危机，下文说科学家在想办法，所以是转折关系）
26. D 2分（文章主要讲巧克力面临危机，科学家在努力帮助）
27. D
2分（第一段介绍很多名人是左撇子，是为了说明左撇子在世界人口中很常见）
28. C 2分(根据“left handers can adjust(适应) mre easily t seeing underwater”可知)
29. D 2分（左撇子孩子看字母和单词可能会反过来，“step”反过来是“pts”，但选项中没有，“spt”与“step”字母顺序有变化，符合左撇子看单词的特点）
30. C 2分（文章主要讲了关于左撇子的一些科学事实和研究领域）
第二节 任务型阅读
31. B 2分（根据“begin with plants that are easy t care fr”和“Remember, a cactus (仙人掌) wn’t d well in wet sil, nr a fern in ht sun”可知要选择适合空间阳光和土壤的植物）
32. D 2分（根据“In a small space, yu can grw fd and flwers tgether”可知这样节省空间，看起来漂亮，还能帮助植物）
33. C 2分(根据 “yu can grw herbs (香草) in a small pt with gd sil and a hle at the bttm fr water t run ut” 和 “Yu grw them in a lw bx indrs, and they are ready in weeks” 可知是关于快速种植的)
34. A 2分（根据 “Water slwly until it runs ut f the bttm f the pt” 可知植物生长快时用水多）
35. Start small and smart. Because it's easy fr new gardeners t begin. 2分(答案不唯一，合理即可)
第三部分 语言运用
第一节 完形填空
36. B 1分（left it n his frnt yard 把它留在前院）
37. C 1分（shared an apartment 合租公寓）
38. D 1分（quieter part f twn 更安静的城镇部分）
39. C 1分（stupid table 愚蠢的桌子，这里是作者生气时的想法）
40. A 1分（expected him t aplgize 期望他道歉）
41. D 1分（right 权利，这里指有什么权利下不合理的命令）
42. B 1分（angrily 生气地，根据 “His wrds drve me mad” 可知）
43. A 1分（As 当……时候，当他把我拉开时）
44. C 1分（pity 怜悯，根据 “Why didn’t ther wmen get angry like me? Why culdn’t I just live and let live?” 可知作者充满怜悯）
45. D 1分（myself 我自己，ask myself 问自己）
46. C 1分（hurt 伤害，因为儿子卧室乱而伤害他）
47. A 1分（beg frgiveness 乞求原谅）
48. B 1分（aplgies 道歉，这里指为生面团未来的道歉）
49. D 1分（ckies 饼干，根据上文 “peanut chclate ckies” 可知）
50. B 1分（At least 至少，至少那不是我想成为的人）
第二节 词汇运用
A.
51. thusands 1分（thusands f 成千上万的）
52. thrugh 1分（kick a ball thrugh a hle 踢球穿过洞）
53. reached 1分（reached its peak 达到顶峰）
54. mainly 1分（mainly serves as 主要作为）
55. shwed 1分（shwed ff 展示）
B.
56. sang 1分（sing 的过去式，根据 “was early ne mrning” 可知用过去式）
57. blue 1分（蓝色的 sky）
58. smell 1分（sweet smell 甜美的气味）
59. cuntryside 1分（乡村）
60. daily 1分（日常的 lives）
61. certain 1分（特定的 times）
62. accmpanied 1分（accmpany 的过去式，伴随我）
63. pems 1分（诗歌，复数形式）
64. ppular 1分（受欢迎的）
65. interest 1分（interest 兴趣，take an interest in 对……感兴趣）
第三节 语法填空
66. Hwever 1分（表示转折）
67. their 1分（their lives 他们的生活）
68. the fastest 1分（the fastest wman 最快的女人，最高级）
69. As 1分（As a yung child 作为一个小孩）
70. t help 1分（t help 动词不定式表目的）
71. turns 1分（take turns 轮流）
72. Amazingly 1分（副词修饰整个句子）
73. playing 1分（start ding 开始做某事）
74. when 1分（when 当……时候）
75. a 1分（a teacher 一名老师）
第四部分 书面表达
Dear Peter,
Hw are yu ding? Our schl will hld a clrful "Campus Art Festival" frm January 12th t January 16th, 2026, in the schl hall. All the students will take part in it. There are many activities, such as drawing, dancing, paper cutting and s n. Thrugh these activities, we can develp ur art ability. It als enriches ur schl life. We can make mre friends and have a gd time. I think yu will be interested in it. Welcme t jin us!
Lking frward t yur cming!
Yurs,
Li Hua 20分（内容完整，包含核心信息，语言表达准确，符合字数要求）Pets are smarter than we think. Nw we share interesting stries here.
A Lightbulb Mment
Our cat Charlie wants attentin when he wants it. When he feels we dn’t care him, he walks t the nearest light switch, lks back at us several times and flips(轻跳) the switch. Having successfully made us get up t turn the lights back n r ff, he ffers a mew that seems t say, Are yu paying attentin nw?
N Birdbrains Here
Our parrt, Sara Lee, was special. When we intrduced her t ur new baby, the bird immediately began speaking in a gentle baby vice. Over the next few days, Sara Lee wuld squawk(嘎嘎声) every afternn. I wuld check the dr but didn’t find anyne there. Then, a few minutes later, I’d hear my daughter mve. After several days f this, whenever Sara Lee squawked I went t check the baby. Sure enugh, the baby was beginning t wake up. Sara Lee was the best babysitter.
Lyal Dg Brun
I have a pet dg named Brun. Every mrning, he wakes me up by licking my face gently. Brun is als a smart dg. He can understand many wrds and always beys me quickly.
He has a sharp nse. Once, I lst my favrite ty car. I searched everywhere but culdn’t find it. Finally, Brun sniffed arund and fund the ty under the sfa.
D yu have any funny stries? Please share yurs with us.
The Art Festival
Time
12 January - 16 January, 2026
Place
in the schl hall
Members
all the students
Activities
drawing, dancing, paper - cutting, ...
Meanings
develp the ability f art;
enrich the schl life;
...