【开学调研 ◆ 青岛卷】2026~2027学年九年级上学期英语开学学情调研卷含答案

这是一份【开学调研 ◆ 青岛卷】2026~2027学年九年级上学期英语开学学情调研卷含答案，共8页。
（考试时间：100分钟 试卷满分：90分）
I. 完形填空（本题10小题，每小题1分，共10分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Zhang Xue, the 38-year-ld funder f a Chinese mtrcycle brand, has recently shcked the wrld with his great success. His bike wn tw champinships in the 2026 WSBK race in Prtugal, 1 the mnply (垄断) f internatinal tp brands, and let Chinese mtrcycles step nt the wrld’s tp racing stage.
Zhang’s rad t success is 2 easy. He was brn in a pr village in Hunan. His parents separated when he was little, and he had t 3 himself by picking up rubbish in his childhd. At 14, he drpped ut f schl and wrked in a mtrcycle repair shp. He fell in lve with mtrcycles and practiced day and night, 4 he culd assemble (组装) an engine with his eyes clsed.
At 19, he tried his best t get a 5 t becme a stunt (特技) rider. Years later, he decided t make his wn mtrcycles. He went t Chngqing with 6 20,000 yuan, and faced lts f difficulties. He even left his first cmpany because he 7 t give up self-develped Chinese engines.
In 2024, he set up a new brand with his wn name. He never 8 his dream even in the hardest times. 9 his 20 years f hard wrk, his fully Chinese-made bike finally made histry. His stry tells us that nthing is 10 if we keep fighting fr ur dreams.
1．A．breakingB．keepingC．supprtingD．frgetting
2．A．alwaysB．neverC．ftenD．usually
3．A．take care fB．lk frC．think fD．learn frm
4．A．butB．rC．untilD．s
5．A．hbbyB．chanceC．prblemD．habit
6．A．alreadyB．stillC．nlyD．even
7．A．refusedB．agreedC．wantedD．decided
8．A．picked upB．gave upC．lked upD．turned up
9．A．As frB．Thanks tC．Instead fD．Such as
10．A．imprtantB．interestingC．impssibleD．necessary
II. 阅读（本题15小题，共20分。A、B篇每小题1.5分；C篇每小题1分）
阅读下列文本，选出最佳选项。A、B篇为选择题，C篇为六选五补全短文。
A
Hundreds f years ag, ideas like flying t anther city thrugh the air sunded like dreams. Yet nw, scientific study has made them real. Culd ther fairy tales cme true smeday?
11．If astrnauts culd hibernate, they wuld ________.
A．stp grwing cmpletelyB．sleep thrugh space travel
C．need mre fd and waterD．cmmunicate with animals
12．Accrding t the passage, what tls are scientists using t study animal cmmunicatin?
A．Hibernatin experiments and space technlgy.
B．Tiny cameras, micrphnes and cmputer prgrams.
C．Hair strength tests and twer measurements.
D．Surveys and interviews with animal trainers.
13．In the sentence “All thse tgether culd hld up a cuple f elephants”, what des “thse” refer t?
A．Twers.B．Visitrs.C．Hairs.D．Tmates.
14．What is the main purpse f this passage?
A．T discuss new inventins fr space travel.
B．T tell us hw scientists influence fairy tales.
C．T cmpare different animals’ talking habits.
D．T shw scientific pssibilities behind fairy tales.
15．Hw lng is the lngest human hair ever recrded accrding t the passage?
A．A few feet lng.B．Abut 18 feet lng.
C．100,000 feet lng.D．The length f a twer.
B
Shuttlecck kicking is a traditinal sprt with a lng histry in China and ther East Asian cuntries. In this sprt, peple use their feet t keep a small lightweight shuttlecck flying in the air. Fr thusands f years, peple have played it fr fun and t keep healthy. Nwadays, this traditinal activity has als becme a ppular cmpetitive sprt in many sprts events.
This sprt first appeared in ancient China, and peple called it “jianzi”. In the past, kicking shuttlecck was mre than just a physical game. It allwed peple f all ages t cmmunicate and make friends with each ther. As time went by, different areas in China frmed different playing ways and simple rules, shwing the rich lcal culture f ur cuntry.
Peple can play shuttlecck kicking alne r with teammates. The basic rule is simple: players can use their feet, knees and ther bdy parts except hands t stp the shuttlecck frm falling t the grund. Sme players lve creative and free playing styles, while thers fllw fixed game rules. In team games, players ften stand in a circle and pass the shuttlecck t each ther. The lnger they keep the shuttlecck in the air, the better they play. This sprt needs careful cntrl and smth (流畅) mvements.
Besides fun, it is als a wnderful sprt that helps peple imprve bdy balance, quickness and physical endurance (忍耐). It can make ur hearts strnger. Mrever, players need t think quickly while playing, which als trains their mind. In shrt, shuttlecck kicking is a perfect all-rund sprt fr students. It develps teamwrk and persnal grwth. Regular practice als reduces stress and makes students fcus mre n their subjects in class.
16．What is the main idea f the first paragraph?
A．The histry f shuttlecck kicking.B．The play ways f shuttlecck kicking.
C．The benefits f shuttlecck kicking.D．The intrductin f shuttlecck kicking.
17．Which f the fllwing is wrng when playing the game?
A．B．C．D．
18．What d team players usually d in the game?
A．Run after the shuttlecck alne.
B．Thrw the shuttlecck n the grund.
C．Keep the shuttlecck shrt in the air.
D．Stand in a circle and pass the shuttlecck.
19．What are the benefits f kicking shuttlecck?
①Imprve balance ②Make friends ③Develp persnal grwth ④Train peple’s mind
A．①②④B．②③④C．①③④D．①②③④
20．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A．Peple dn’t play shuttlecck in the cmpetitive sprts.
B．Ancient peple played shuttlecck just fr physical benefit.
C．Shuttlecck kicking makes players feel mre stressed than befre.
D．Players keeping the shuttlecck in the air the lngest are the winners.
C
阅读短文，根据短文内容，将下面的句子还原到文章中，使短文内容完整。每个选项仅使用一次，有一个多余选项。
Chinese Paper-Cutting: Cnnecting the Wrld
In the 2026 Year f the Hrse, a special cultural activity has becme ppular arund the wrld. It was started by a grup f Chinese cllege students. 21 This event uses traditinal paper-cutting t cnnect peple frm different cuntries.
The activity aims t use a simple craft t share wishes fr jy and peace. The team designed beautiful hrse-themed paper-cutting patterns and shared them nline fr free. These patterns express wishes fr “gd luck” in Chinese. 22
The activity first became ppular in China. Many peple psted their wrks n the Internet t celebrate the New Year. Sn, the activity mved frm nline t ffline classrms. 23 They nt nly wrked tgether t finish their paper-cut creatins but als shared the fun f the craft with classmates.
Overseas cultural centers and schls als jined in. Schls in France and ther cuntries held special paper-cutting activities. 24 In these classes, internatinal students nt nly learned basic paper-cutting skills but als learned mre abut Chinese New Year traditins by cmmunicating with Chinese teachers. Sme teachers even used the patterns in Chinese classes t help students learn the language and culture at the same time.
Famus paper-cutting artists frm ther cuntries als jined. They mixed their wn art styles with Chinese hrse parts. 25 These wrks have been shwn in lcal cultural centers and received high praise. Their wrks shwed that art can bring peple frm all ver the wrld tgether.
This activity is mre than just a festival celebratin. It is a new way fr Chinese yuth t share traditinal culture. By sharing free materials, the cllege students have built a way fr cultural sharing. Mst imprtantly, it cnnects peple thrugh a shared art experience.
A．This created unique wrks that mix Eastern and Western art styles.
B．The team is “Paper Unity” and they wrk t prmte culture.
C．In sme schls, students enjyed ding this hands-n activity in grups.
D．The easy and beautiful designs made it simple fr peple f all ages t take part in.
E．Sme teachers were invited t teach internatinal students in special classes.
F．Learning abut all kinds f cultures helps peple understand each ther better.
Ⅳ. 短文填空（共15分）
阅读下面短文，根据上下文或者括号内的提示，用单词的正确形式填空。
If yu’re laughing during yur English lessn, that’s prbably a gd thing. Besides making a class mre fun, humur can be 26 gd language learning tl.
First, there are gd 27 (reasn) t keep stress levels lw in the language classrm. Peple usually learn a language and use it much 28 (easy) when they are relaxed — and what reduces stress mre effectively than laughter? And in a class, sharing a jke can help students and teachers build a friendly atmsphere (氛围) that 29 (encurage) cnfidence.
Als, research has fund that humur helps ur brains feel gd, making us want t learn and remember 30 (well), and that wrks fr any subject!
Humur can be a test f yur language skills, 31 . Understanding jkes 32 (require) nt just sme basic knwledge f wrds and sentences — yu need t knw why they’re funny! Fr example, a lt f jkes are based n wrdplay (双关语), 33 the listener may need t knw mre than ne meaning f a wrd t understand the jkes.
It’s n surprise that bth students and teachers expect sme humur 34 language lessns. But what kinds f jkes are the mst ppular? One study asked nearly 250 freign language 35 (learn) what they thught. The researchers fund that students really liked it when teachers made funny cmments during lessns. Students als liked funny cartns and memes (网络梗).
V. 阅读表达（共20分）
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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1~4小题，并回答第5小题。
It is a well-knwn fact that the British like t talk abut the weather. As a matter f fact, weather-speak is simply a way f helping peple feel cmfrtable in scial situatins. It is mainly used in three different situatins:
If smebdy says “Oh, isn’t it cld?”, a prper reply wuld be “Yes, isn’t it?” r “Mmm, very cld”. If yu said “N actually, it’s quite warm”, yu wuld create a very bad impressin (印象).
A．As a plite clsing
B．As a simple greeting
C．It helps break the silence and keeps the cnversatin ging.
D．In ther wrds, weather-speak is nt really abut the weather itself.
E．When talking abut the weather with a British persn, yu are expected t agree.
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40．D yu think weather-speak is helpful in the UK? What wuld yu say t start a cnversatin with the British after reading the text?(15词以内)

B
阅读下面短文，完成问题。
Allisn is a friend f mine wh lves science. She lves t prve things using simple experiments (实验).
One day she said t me, “If yu fill a glass with water and put a piece f paper n tp, and then turn the glass ver, what will happen?”
“Yu’ll get the flr wet.” I answered. “N. The water will stay in the glass,” she said. I tld her t prve it.
Allisn lved the challenge. She had a glass filled with water, and a fur-by-six-inch sheet f paper. She placed the paper n tp f the glass and pressed dwn hard n the paper. Next, she put ne hand n the paper and turned the glass ver.
I std watching with a smile n my face. Surely all the water wuld spill (溢出) nt the flr. “Are yu afraid t mve yur hand?” I asked with a smug (得意) lk. She didn’t answer. Suddenly, she tk her hand away. I quickly stepped back, thinking my feet wuld get wet when the water rushed ut frm the glass. But nthing happened! Nt a drp f water spilled frm the verturned glass.
Allisn smiled. “See,” she said, “this little paper hlds all the water back. D yu believe me nw?” I shuld have knwn she wuld be right. “Yu can see that the paper hlds the water back, but yu can’t see why,” Allisn cntinued. “It’s air pressure. It’s all arund us, but we can’t see it. We can nly see its effects. Air pressure n the paper hlds it in place. It is strnger than the gravity (重力) that is trying t frce the water ut.”
As the expressin ges, “Seeing is believing.” Nw, I have t believe there is air pressure. It’s smething we can’t see, but it’s there.
41．What things did Allisn prepare befre ding the experiment?

42．Why did the writer ask with a smug lk?

43．What keeps the water in the glass in the experiment?

44．根据文本信息填空。（每空1词）
My friend Allisn usually simple experiments t prve things. Once she filled a glass with water and put a piece f paper n tp, and then turned the glass ver. When she tk her hand away, I quickly stepped back t getting wet. But t my surprise, the paper the water back in the end. It prved we shuld ur eyes.
VI. 书面表达（共15分）
45．请以Help thers, help yurself为题，写一篇英语短文。词数：80-100词。内容包括：
（1）你对“助人即助己”的理解；（2）一次你帮助他人的经历。不得出现真实姓名和校名。
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Sleeping Beauty
Culd anyne sleep fr 100 years? Prbably nt. The daily cycle f sleep and waking is set in yur bdy. But animals like bears can hibernate (冬眠) thrugh the winter until it warms.
If scientists can wrk ut hw animals hibernate, maybe ne day peple culd hibernate t. It wuld be great fr astrnauts t sleep thrugh the lng space jurney. But hibernating animals still grw lder, s a future Sleeping Beauty might wake up as a Sleeping Grandma.
Talk t Animals
Talking t animals isn’t quite easy. But scientists are trying. Tiny cameras and micrphnes have cllected thusands f hurs f animal cnversatins. Pwerful cmputer prgrams study animal sunds and match them with pssible meanings. Sn, they may let us talk back.
But there are still challenges. Many animals cmmunicate with smells, bdy language, and sunds that humans can’t hear. And animals dn’t think like peple. S, when we think they’re giving directins t the castle, they’re mre likely t be saying, “This is my tree!”
Let Dwn Yur Hair
Rapunzel lwers her lng hair t let visitrs in. But culd hair really hld up a prince?
Surprisingly, yes! A scientific study has fund that a single hair can hld 3 unces, the weight f a small tmat. And a cmmn head has abut 100,000 hairs. All thse tgether culd hld up a cuple f elephants. A prince? N prblem.
Hwever, Rapunzel wuld als need a shrter twer. Human hair nly grws a few feet lng. The lngest hair ever recrded is abut 18 feet lng—pretty shrt fr a twer.
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• As a filler (填充语)
• As a frm f small talk
Weather-speak is ften used as a simple greeting when peple meet each ther, such as saying “Nice weather tday, isn’t it?” It is seen as a safe tpic, which will nt make anyne unhappy.
It is cmmn t turn t weather-speak t avid embarrassing silence during a talk.
Weather-speak helps lead t cnversatins abut ther mre imprtant tpics, such as wrk, schl r plans fr the day.