2025-2026学年北京市大兴区第七中学九年级上学期10月月考英语试题-自定义类型

这是一份2025-2026学年北京市大兴区第七中学九年级上学期10月月考英语试题-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，任务型阅读-简答，信息匹配，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1.My brther is nly six, but _______ can already help with sme husewrk.
A. heB. sheC. itD. they
2.We have PE class _______ three ’clck every afternn.
A. nB. tC. inD. at
3.—Sam, ________ I jin yu in the cmmunity service?—Of curse yu can.
A. canB. mustC. shuldD. need
4.After taking tennis classes, my sister is much _______ than last year.
A. strngB. strngerC. strngestD. the strngest
5.—________ d yu tidy yur wn rm?—Twice a week.
A. Hw ftenB. Hw snC. Hw muchD. Hw lng
6.Wash yur hands befre meals, ________ yu may get ill.
A. andB. butC. rD. s
7.—Lucy, what are yu ding?—I ________ a mdel ship.
A. makeB. madeC. am makingD. was making
8.If yu g t the cncert with us, yu ________ a gd time there.
A. haveB. will haveC. hadD. have had
9.The Shenzhu-15 astrnauts ________ t Earth safely n June 4, 2023.
A. returnB. returnedC. will returnD. have returned
10.I _______ many friends since I came t this schl.
A. makeB. madeC. will makeD. have made
11.Tday, many winter Olympic sprts ________ even by children.
A. enjyedB. enjyC. were enjyedD. are enjyed
12.— D yu knw ____________?—At 9:00 tmrrw mrning.
A. when the vide meeting beganB. when did the vide meeting begin
C. when the vide meeting will beginD. when will the vide meeting begin
二、完形填空：本大题共8小题，共12分。
In the 7th grade, I was knwn as the smart girl—the girl wh always gt the highest grades. N ne really 13 me t be gd at sprts. I didn’t, either.
In PE class, we played vlleyball, and I was ne f the wrst players n my team. I wrried the whle time that the ball wuld hit me right in the face. Every time the ball came my way, I wuld just 14 and mve away.
“Kelly, yu shuld just stick t getting high grades.” ne f my classmates said. “Nt all peple are 15 t play sprts. And that includes yu.” I was hurt, but I didn’t say anything. Deep dwn, I believed he was right.
One day during break, I saw a few girls playing sccer happily. I decided t give it a try and asked a girl if I culd play. “Yu want t play sccer?!” she laughed. “OK. But yu have t be n the ther team. I dn’t want my team t lse.”
Anyway, the ther team accepted me and the captain gave me a few 16 befre the game started. Hwever, nthing wrked. Yu can imagine hw clumsy（笨拙的）I was n the field.
But I heard an 17 in my head, “Yu shuldn’t give up. Yu culdn’t be that bad in sccer. What yu need is just t keep trying.” Over the next few weeks, I practiced really hard and gradually I culd mve mre quickly and 18 . I started scring pint after pint fr my team. Bth my team members and ur ppnents（对手）were shcked. When we had t pick team members, bth teams wanted me t play n their side. They wuld say, “Kelly shuld be n ur team tday! She played fr yur team yesterday!” They were 19 .
I was glad my effrt paid ff. That spring, I 20 that a brainy girl culd als be gd at a sprt. I tk pride in myself.
13.A. guidedB. advisedC. expectedD. reminded
14.A. ndB. duckC. fallD. cheer
15.A. brnB. taughtC. invitedD. allwed
16.A. galsB. chancesC. pininsD. suggestins
17.A. wishB. rderC. viceD. alarm
18.A. easilyB. directlyC. carefullyD. gently
19.A. wnderingB. fightingC. cmparingD. explaining
20.A. addedB. hpedC. arguedD. prved
三、阅读理解：本大题共10小题，共20分。
A
Maggie, Travis and Lucy’s science teacher set a special test fr them. They had t wrk ut different kinds f prblems within limited time t get ut f a lcked rm.
Fr the past hur, Maggie, Travis and Lucy had been lcked inside a rm decrated like a mad scientist’s labratry. Tgether they decded (破译) a secret language and slved a difficult maths prblem. The last challenge, hwever, stpped them. The key t the dr was trapped in a blck f ice.
“We have t melt (融化) the ice ,” Lucy said.
“But there’s nthing ht here!” Maggie cmplained.
Travis pulled ff his sweatshirt and wrapped (裹) it arund the ice. “This keeps me warm,” he reasned.
A few minutes passed by, but the ice didn’t melt.
“Isn’t clth an insulatr (隔热材料)?” Lucy asked. She tried t remember what she had learned in science class. “Heat always flws frm warm bjects t cld nes. The heat in the air will finally melt the ice, but we need t find smething that will help heat mve frm the air t the ice mre quickly.”
“What abut glass?” Maggie asked.
“Glass is als an insulatr. It keeps heat frm mving,” Lucy said. Then she nticed a large metal tray (金属托盘) acrss the rm. “This might wrk!”
Lucy put the blck f ice nt the tray. Everybdy’s eyes mved between the clck and the ice. Wuld they be able t free the key in time?
At last, the key lay in the water n the tray. The three friends rushed ut f the rm in the last minute.
“We made it!” Travis cheered. “Gd thing yu learned in science class!”
21.What’s the last challenge in the special test?
A. Decrating the labratry.
B. Taking ut the key trapped in the ice.
C. Slving a maths prblem.
D. Learning a secret language.
22.Why did Travis pull ff his sweatshirt?
A. He thught his sweatshirt culd help melt the ice.
B. He felt’ s ht that he tk the sweatshirt ff.
C. He wanted t leave the sweatshirt in the rm.
D. He disliked his sweatshirt.
23.What did the three friends learn frm the test?
A. The meaning f saving time.
B. The ways f finding keys t the dr.
C. The value f knwledge learned in class.
D. The imprtance f slving maths prblems.
B
Being Authritative (权威的) Parents
Phrases like “tiger mm” and “helicpter parent” have made their way int everyday language.
Many f us find urselves drawn t the idea that with just a bit mre parental hard wrk and effrt, we might turn ut children with bright futures. But is there anything wrng with a kind f “verparenting style”?
Parental invlvement has a lng histry f being studied. Many f the studies, carried ut by Diana Baumrind, a famus psychlgist at the University f Califrnia, Berkeley, have fund that a gd parent is the ne wh is invlved and reacts t her child in a psitive way, wh sets high expectatins but gives her child independence. These “authritative parents” appear t hit the sweet spt f parental invlvement and generally raise children wh d better academically, psychlgically and scially than children whse parents are nt strict and less invlved, r cntrlling and mre invlved. Why is this parenting style s successful?
Authritative parents actually help imprve mtivatin in their children. Carl Dweck, a scial psychlgist at Stanfrd University, has dne research that shws why authritative parents raise mre mtivated children. In a typical experiment, Dr. Dweck takes yung children int a rm and asks them t slve a simple puzzle. Mst d s with little difficulty. But then Dr. Dweck tells sme, but nt all, f the kids hw clever they are. As it turns ut, the children wh are nt tld they’re smart are mre mtivated t slve increasingly difficult puzzles. They als shw higher levels f cnfidence and shw greater prgress in puzzle-slving.
As the experiment suggests, praising children’s talents and abilities seems t shake their cnfidence. Dealing with mre difficult puzzles carries the risk f lsing ne’s status as “smart”. Dr. Dweck’s wrk strngly supprts that f Dr. Baumrind, wh als fund that reasnably supprting a child’s independence and limiting interference (干涉) causes better academic (学术的) and emtinal results.
The central task f grwing up is t develp a sense f self that is independent and cnfident. If yu treat yur yung child wh is just learning t walk as if she can’t walk, yu reduce her cnfidence. Allwing children t make mistakes is ne f the greatest challenges f parenting. It is easier when they are yung. The ptential mistakes carry greater risks, and part f being a parent is reducing risk fr ur children.
24.Accrding t the passage, a “tiger mm”______ .
A. helps her children realize their dreams
B. pays clse attentin t her children’s experiences
C. places reasnable expectatins n her children
D. speaks her children’s everyday language
25.The example f the children ding the puzzles suggests that ______.
A. a gd game plays a big rle in training yung minds
B. bright children usually shw less cnfidence in difficult games
C. puzzle-slving can give children the mtivatin they need
D. verpraising makes children less mtivated and cnfident
26.The last paragraph tells us that ______.
A. children shuld nt be given much freedm
B. parents shuld nt increase the risk f challenging
C. children shuld crrect mistakes with the help f their parents
D. parents shuld allw their children t learn frm mistakes
C
Clse yur eyes. Try t bring back a memry f taking an exam in yur wrst subject with yur strictest teacher. Prbably yu remember lking at the paper, feeling yu didn’t knw any f the answers. Yur heart was beating surprisingly, yu think f that experience as all bad, a lng-lasting discmfrt.
But maybe it didn’t have t be that way. A paper in Nature reprts that a ne-time nline mindset exercise（思维模式训练）imprved the way yung peple thught abut stressful events and their uncmfrtable respnses（反应）. The exercise is based n tw mindsets: first, ability is nt fixed but can be imprved with effrt and supprt; secnd, bdy respnses t stress can be helpful. As students wrk thrugh the exercise themselves, they read infrmatin abut hw the brain builds n experience and hw the bdy uses stress——a fast-beating heart sends mre bld t the brain t help yu think. The exercise als suggests ways t succeed in stressful situatins, and it asks students t write abut what they might d differently next time.
Researchers invited thusands f high schl and cllege students t take the exercise. The findings shw that this exercise appears t be able t change ur understanding f the wrld arund us and ur respnses t it. Cmpared with thse wh didn’t take the exercise, students wh tk part thught abut stress differently, turning it int a way f energizing the mtivatin（激活动力）t achieve a gal. What’s mre, the exercise changed their bdy respnses fr the better, preparing the bdy t respnd t events as a challenge rather than a threat（威胁）.
“Difficulty and struggle are yur friends,” says Christpher Bryan, a scial psychlgist and ne f the researchers. “Thse experiences dn’t feel gd in the mment, but it’s the path anyne wh became truly excellent at anything had t travel.”
The exercise culd be put int further use. It culd be specially made fr athletes r ffice wrkers in the future. Once it has been fully tested, the exercise culd be ready fr use in high schls and clleges natinwide.
The researchers dn’t just want yung peple t rethink abut stress; they want adults t rethink abut yung peple. “Our studies suggest that we might nt teach yung peple that they are t weak t get ver difficulties, but that we might, instead, prvide them with resurces and guidance s that yung peple can shw their skills and creativity in dealing with big prblems,” they write in the paper.
27.Accrding t Paragraph 2, the mindset exercise may help yu ________.
A. frget abut yur stressful mments
B. find ways t slw dwn yur heartbeat
C. recrd what yu have been thrugh befre
D. understand hw the brain builds n experience
28.What can we learn abut the exercise?
A. It is nw helping teenagers natinwide.
B. It is especially helpful t ffice wrkers.
C. It aims t help teenagers get better grades.
D. It can change students’ respnses t events.
29.The writer wuld prbably agree that ________.
A. difficulties are part f grwth fr yung peple
B. mtivatin plays the key rle in achieving a gal
C. teenagers are t weak t get thrugh difficulties
D. adults shuld shw their skills and creativity first
30.What is the writer’s main purpse in writing this passage?
A. T questin the influence f stress.
B. T explain the imprtance f stress.
C. T intrduce a way t lk at stress.
D. T cmpare tw mindsets abut stress.
四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。
31.
With just a bat, a paddle（桨）and a bit f water, yu can experience fun and exercise in a kayak.
Kayaking is a kind f paddling sprt, and peple ften mistake it fr caneing（划独木舟）, but there are sme differences. Kayakers sit n the flr f the bat while caneists sit n a bench. Als, kayak paddles have a wide flat part n either end, but cane paddles have them n nly ne end.
Within kayaking, there are a few styles that need different levels f skill and fitness. Anyne can enjy relaxing kayaking, mst ften paddling n a lake r perhaps a gentle river. Whitewater kayaking is much mre exciting because bats travel dwn fast rivers and even ver small waterfalls. Surf kayakers must be bth strng-willed and talented as they ride waves n the pen cean.
The difficulty invlved with kayaking is transprtatin-a bat several meters lng is nt exactly easy t carry arund. Hwever, a man wh had t leave his kayak behind when mving t a smaller apartment brrwed the idea f Japanese paper flding, and made a new type f special kayak—it can be flded int a very thin pack, allwing the kayak t easily fit in a car. In this way, the prblem was perfectly slved.
Kayaking can ffer sightseeing pprtunities and a gd way t exercise certain parts f the bdy. Paddling is helpful fr strengthening the upper bdy and it requires cntinuing turning f yur main bdy, giving it sme great exercise. Anther advantage is that these mvements are gentler n the bdy’s jints and tissues（关节和组织）than running. Kayaking desn’t just imprve the health f the bdy, thugh—it als has been shwn t make yu less stressed as well. With s many benefits, why nt head t the clsest water and give it a try?
(1) D kayakers sit n the flr r n a bench f the bat while kayaking?_________________________________________________
(2) Why is whitewater kayaking much mre exciting?__________________________________________________
(3) What is special abut the new type f kayak?_________________________________________________
(4) D yu think kayaking will becme ppular in China? Why r why nt? （Give at least 2 reasns）_________________________________________________
五、信息匹配：本大题共3小题，共6分。
Bracay is famus fr its beautiful White Beach. If yu want t have a tur t Bracay, we can ffer yu all kinds f htels, and yu can find ne yu like.
21 Mary wants a quieter rm where she can enjy a full sea view.
22 Alice’s parents wuld like t experience the lcal night life. They als want t eat seafd.
23 Tny needs t bk the cheapest htel and he is interested in diving.
32.A. AB. BC. CD. D
33.A. AB. BC. CD. D
34.A. AB. BC. CD. D
六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共30分。
35.假如你是李华，你的英国笔友Clara对中国传统文化很感兴趣。她给你发来邮件，请你介绍一个你最喜欢的中国传统节日，以及你喜欢它的原因。
提示词语：activity, celebrate, traditinal fd
提示问题：• What’s yur favrite Chinese festival?
• What activities d yu usually have during the festival?
• Why d yu like it best?
Dear Clara,
I’m very glad t knw that yu take great interest in traditinal Chinese culture. Nw let me tell yu smething abut my favrite Chinese festival.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hpe yu can cme t China in the near future t experience this clrful and meaningful festival.
Yurs,
Li Hua
36.同学们参加过丰富多样的比赛活动，如演讲比赛、绘画比赛、合唱比赛等。
假设你是李华。请你用英语写一篇短文给学校英文网站投稿，记述你参加比赛的一次经历，并谈谈你的收获。
提示词语：practice, help, nervus, prize, imprve
提示问题：·What cmpetitin did yu take part in? Describe yur experience.
·What did yu learn frm the experience?
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1.【答案】A
2.【答案】D
3.【答案】A
4.【答案】B
5.【答案】A
6.【答案】C
7.【答案】C
8.【答案】B
9.【答案】B
10.【答案】D
11.【答案】D
12.【答案】C
13~20.【答案】C、B、A、D、C、A、B、D
21~23.【答案】B、A、C
24~26.【答案】B、D、D
27~30.【答案】D、D、A、C
31.【答案】【小题1】
(They/Kayakers sit) n the flr (f the bat).
【小题2】
Because bats travel dwn fast rivers and even ver small waterfalls.
【小题3】
It can be flded int a very thin pack (allwing the kayak t easily fit in a car.)
【小题4】
Yes. (I think kayaking will becme ppular in China.) Because in many parts f China, there are a lt f rivers and lakes, it’s easy t paddle n a lake r a gentle river. Besides, kayaking is a gd way t enjy the beautiful view and wrk ut at the same time, and peple will lve it.
32~34.【答案】A、C、D
35.【答案】Dear Clara,
I’m very glad t knw that yu take great interest in traditinal Chinese culture. Nw let me tell yu smething abut my favrite Chinese festival.
My favrite festival is the Mid-Autumn Festival. The Mid-Autumn Festival falls n the 15th day f the eighth lunar mnth. It is ne f the mst imprtant festivals in China. On that day, family members usually have an activity. They get tgether t celebrate this festival. They usually have mncakes, a kind f traditinal fd. After that, they always enjy the bright full mn and share mncakes with their families. Mncakes are in the shape f a full mn. They carry peple’s wishes t the families whm they lve and miss. In shrt, the Mid-Autumn Festival is a special day f pleasure and happiness. The true spirit f the Mid-Autumn Festival is reunin, and that’s why I like it.
Hpe yu can cme t China in the near future t experience this clrful and meaningful festival.
Yurs,
Li Hua
36.【答案】Last year, I tk part in ur schl’s English speech cmpetitin. I wrte dwn my ideas and made sure they were well-rganized. Every evening, I practiced speaking in frnt f a mirrr. Smetimes my mther recrded my speech and helped me t imprve my prnunciatin and facial expressins.
On the big day, I was nervus but my classmates’ smiles encuraged me. I tk a deep breath, stayed fcused and spke frm my heart. I wn the secnd prize at last, and I was prud f myself.
This experience imprved my public speaking skills and made me realize that hard wrk truly pays ff.
A
B
Muse Htel
It is in the nrth part f White Beach. Yu can enjy a full sea view thrugh the windw. The sand is the nicest, and is generally quieter than ther places. It’s the mst attractive place f White Beach. Yu can watch the sunrise and sunset easily. Address: Statin 1, Bracay Island.
Tel. N. : 6336 288 1268
Email: [email protected]
Price: $172
Blue Narina Htel
If yu live in Blue Narina Htel, yu can have mre chices f restaurants and shpping centers. It is party central f White Beach. Small restaurants and shpping centers spread alng the beach t the main rad. It’s a gd place t g shpping. Address: Statin 2, Bracay Island.
Tel. N. : 6336 288 2634
Email: [email protected]
Price: $115
C
D
Piccl Htel
It lies in Statin 2 and it is knwn as the island’s night life and shpping center. The place puts every guest clse frm everything-cnvenience shps, restaurants, water sprts activities and D Mall. Yu can enjy delicius seafd there. Address: Statin 2, Bracay Island,
Tel. N. : 6336 288 9234
Email: [email protected]
Price: $82
Fresh Vibrant Htel
It is the last place t be develped. There are a number f gd and cheap restaurants and diving shps in this area. It’s cnvenient t get all kinds f equipment and g diving here. Yu can enjy free daily breakfast and 24-hur rm service. Address: Statin 3, Bracay Island.
Tel. N. : 6336 288 1818
Email: [email protected]
Price: $65