山东省烟台经济技术开发区2025-2026学年九年级上学期期中英语试卷（学生版）

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第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从短文后每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
We all knw that many inventins play imprtant rles in ur daily life. They have changed ur life a lt. Here are sme interesting inventins.
1. What is Mrpher made f?
A. Plastic.B. Steel.C. Paper.D. Metal.
2. What’s the main use f the Little Printer?
A. T prtect ur heads mre safely.
B. T tighten r lsen by themselves arund the feet.
C. T flat and turn in the water.
D. T print news headlines, riddles and ther things.
3. Which f the fllwing is NOT true accrding t the passage?
A. Maybe everyne wants the pair f shes in the mvie Back t the future.
B. Yu can make yur wn little newspaper with the Little Printer.
C. Flyte has been ppular with mst peple since it came ut in February.
D. Mrpher can be flded almst cmpletely flat, making it easier t carry.
B
Manners are very imprtant in ur daily life. There are many different custms and habits amng different cuntries. We must find ut and fllw their custms s that they will nt think us ill-mannered. Here are examples f the things that a persn with gd educatin des r des nt d. A persn with gd manners is always ppular, but it is trublesme t a persn with bad manners.
If yu visit a Chinese family, yu shuld knck at the dr first. When the dr pens, yu will nt mve befre the hst says “Cme in, please.” After yu enter the rm, yu wuld nt sit dwn until the hst asks yu t take a seat. When a cup f tea is put n the tea table befre yu r sent t yur hand, yu shuld say “Thank yu” and receive it with tw hands, nt ne hand, r they will think yu are ill-mannered. Befre entering a huse in Japan, it is gd manners t take ff yur shes. In Eurpean cuntries, even thugh shes smetimes becme very dirty, this is nt dne. In a Malay huse, a visitr never finishes the fd n the table. He leaves a little t shw that he has had enugh. In England, a visitr always finishes the drink r the fd t shw that he has enjyed it. The hst will be pleased with that.
Yu have t give yur present in public in the Middle East t shw it is nt a bribe (贿赂). But it’s gd manners t give yur present in private in Asia. Yu mustn’t give knives in Latin America because it suggests that yu want t cut ff the relatinship. Yu mustn’t give yur fd r drink t Arabia because it suggests that yu think yur hst isn’t ffering yu enugh t eat and drink.
“Cme any time” means “I want yu t visit me” in India. If yu dn’t suggest a time at nce, the India will think yu are refusing the invitatin. But if English peple say “Cme any time”, they will think yu are implite if yu start fixing (确定) a date.
4. It is imprtant t learn that different cuntries and peple have different manners because ________.
A. we can eat and drink well
B. we can knw what t fllw when we g t ther cuntries
C. we can be taught sme gd examples
D. we wn’t be afraid f peple in thse cuntries
5. In China, yu shuldn’t ________ befre the hst says “Cme in, please”.
A. knck at the drB. run away
C. cme int the rmD. pen the dr
6. In a Malay huse, a guest leaves a little fd t shw that ________.
A. he has enjyed itB. he desn’t like the fd
C. he needs sme drinkD. he can’t eat any mre
7. Which is TRUE accrding t the passage?
A. It’s gd manners t give presents in public in China.
B. It’s gd manners t give knives in Latin America.
C. It’s gd manners t give sme fd t Arabia.
D. If English peple say “Cme any time”, it’s just a lip service (客套话).
C
What clr f wearing d yu like? D yu knw “dpamine dressing (多巴胺穿搭)”? It’s ne f the mst talked-abut fashin trends (趋势) fr 2023. Hwever, is there any science behind this?
“Dpamine dressing” came ut frm the bk Dress Yur Best Life. American fashin psychlgist (心理学家), Dawnn Karen wrte this bk in 2020. In the bk, dpamine dressing is abut wearing clrful clthing t get mre dpamine.
Dpamine is a chemical in ur brain. This kind f chemical makes peple feel gd. Our brain gives it ut when we eat delicius fd, play with ur pets, listen t ur favrite sngs, after we exercise r when we win a game.
Accrding t Science Fcus Magazine, there are studies that shw a relatinship between the clrs f the clthes we wear and hw we act and feel. One study fund that wearing red can bring better physical perfrmance. It als shwed that bright clrs can make peple feel active. One mre study shwed that wearing green can help peple relax because it is the clr f nature. Yellw, the clr f summer and warmth, can bring peple happiness. But there are sme prblems with these studies, as peple frm different cultures have different ideas abut dressing and clrs.
In a wrd, “dpamine dressing” shws that we can wear clrful clthes t get mre dpamine and feel gd. Dressing is mre than just a trend. It’s als a way f shwing urselves. S, next time yu’re getting dressed, think abut which clrs will bring ut yurself best.
8. What is dpamine dressing accrding t the text?
A. A way f dressing.B. A kind f chemical.
C. A bk abut dressing.D. A fashin trend fr 2020.
9. Our brain may give ut dpamine when we ________.
A. eat terrible fdB. hear the bad news
C. lse a ftball gameD. read ur favrite bks
10. Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the text?
A. Dressing is just a trend.
B. Dpamine can’t make peple feel gd.
C. Wearing green can help peple relax.
D. Bright clrs can make peple feel upset.
11. What des the passage mainly talk abut?
A. Delicius fd and feelings.B. The imprtance f dpamine.
C. Dpamine dressing and feelings.D. The way f chsing clrful clthes.
D
T imprve the envirnment, many cuntries are develping electric vehicles (EVs电动汽车). Amng them, China is taking a leading rle and has created the wrld’s largest EV market accrding t the Wall Street Jurnal.
Last year, ver 40 percent f the 753,000 EVs sld wrldwide were sld in China, mre than twice as many as the number sld in the US, accrding t the Internatinal Energy Agency. Chinese drivers are already big fans f EVs. Chinese aut cmpanies including BYD and BAIC (北汽集团) rank amng the tp in the wrld in EV sales. “Charging an electric car is cheaper than filling up a fssil fuel car with gas,” said Wu Ha, wh bught an electric car frm BAIC this year.
Hwever, there are still sme prblems. It can be hard t find charging piles (充电桩) and the cars can’t g far befre needing t be recharged. Sme f these prblems are being slved. In 2014, China had 31,000 charging piles, accrding t Xinhua News Agency. Nw China has the wrld’s largest EV charging netwrk, with mre than 167,000 charging piles in ttal, accrding t the Ecnmic Daily. Develping EVs is ne f many effrts China has made t reduce pressure n its envirnment after the gvernment prmised t stp increases in carbn dixide emissins (二氧化碳排放量) by 2030. “As China ges, s will the wrld’s aut industry,” the Wall Street Jurnal said. China has taken a leading rle in the wrld’s electric vehicle industry.
12. Accrding t the article, what rle des China play in the glbal electric vehicle market?
A. The smallest electric vehicle market.
B. The largest electric vehicle market.
C. The cheapest electric vehicle market.
D. The slwest develping electric vehicle market.
13. Hw many times mre electric vehicles were sld in China cmpared t the US, accrding t the article?
A. Half as many.B. The same amunt.
C. Twice as many.D. Fur times as many.
14. What is ne f the benefits f electric cars mentined by Wu Ha in the article?
A. They are faster than fssil fuel cars.
B. They are mre envirnmentally friendly.
C. Charging them is cheaper than filling up a fssil fuel car with gas.
D. They have a lnger range (距离范围) than fssil fuel cars.
15. What challenge des the article mentin abut electric vehicles in China?
A. High cst f electric vehicles.
B. Difficulty in finding charging piles.
C. Public dislike fr electric vehicles.
D. Excessive (极大的) range f electric vehicles.
第二节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。
As time ges by, are yu still the same persn yu were? Many f yu wuld think yu are. ___16___ Yu culd be a cmpletely different persn when yu get ld. Psychlgists(心理学家) at the UK’s University f Edinburgh did the study n a grup f Scttish peple. ___17___
In 1950, a grup f teachers gave ver 1200 14-year-ld students persnality tests. ___18___ They were self-cnfidence, sense f respnsibility, perseverance(耐心), strng wishes t win, creativity and mds(情绪).
In 2012, researchers successfully fund 174 f thse 1200 students and gave them a test similar t the ne they had received befre. ___19___ They were surprised t find great changes t all six persnality traits f these peple. ___20___ It was “as if the secnd test had been given t different peple.” The study reprted.
In the past, persnality was widely believed t be unchangeable. This new study may bring sme fresh ideas t the wrld.
A. They tested six basic persnality traits.
B. Then they cmpared the then-and-nw test results.
C. They fund peple’s persnality was unchangeable.
D. But accrding t a new study, yur persnality can change greatly.
E. The yunger and lder self seemed t be ttally different fr each persn.
F. The research fund almst everyne’s persnality changed when they grew ld.
第二部分 语言知识应用（共两节，满分25分）
第一节 完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
There are many festivals arund the wrld. Dads have Father’s Day. Mums have Mther’s Day. But d ur grandparents have a ____21____? Yes, they d.
The Duble Ninth Festival is a ____22____ day fr ld peple in China. The festival is n lunar September 9th. On this day, peple shw ____23____ and respect (尊敬) fr their grandparents.
Respecting ld peple is a traditin in China. There are many ways fr Chinese peple t ____24____ their respect. When an ld persn enters a rm, everyne shuld stand up. Als, peple are intrduced frm the ____25____ t the yungest. When we give smething t an ld persn, tw hands are used. The ld usually dn’t have t buy tickets fr buses and yung peple always ____26____ their seats t ld peple n a crwded subway r bus.
Hwever, in western cuntries, ld peple have ____27____ lifestyles frm thse in China. They dn’t ften live with their children—they live ____28____. They dn’t want t get help frm thers. They even dn’t want t be ffered seats by thers.
Westerners ____29____ respect ld peple. Fr hlidays, families usually _____30_____ at the grandparents’ hmes. A great smile and a warm hug are enugh fr grwn children t shw their respect.
21. A. huseB. festivalC. partnerD. relative
22. A. bringB. simpleC. specialD. surprising
23. A. lveB. interestC. hpeD. invitatin
24. A. stpB. expressC. findD. refuse
25. A. richestB. tallestC. ldestD. strngest
26. A. fferB. lendC. sellD. take
27. A. usualB. strangeC. sameD. different
28. A. wiselyB. easilyC. alneD. sadly
29. A. stillB. evenC. nlyD. just
30. A. grw upB. get ffC. make upD. get tgether
第二节 语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
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。
During the week-lng Natinal Day hlidays, the mysterius Aila Muntains (哀牢山) in Yunnan Prvince, suthwest f China, became very ppular.
The gvernment respnsible fr the management f the site said that the ____31____ (safe) f turists can be ensured as lng as they visit the pen areas and fllw the rules. But if smene ges where they ____32____ (nt allw), they might have t pay a fine (罚款) f up t 5,000 yuan ($710).
It all started when an nline blgger shared a vide ____33____ shwed the muntains lking fggy and a bit scary. There were warning signs saying “bears nearby”, which made peple feel a bit frightened but excited. Sn, lts f curius turists wanted t see it ____34____ (they), causing traffic jams n the muntain rads.
The Aila Muntains is lcated in the ____35____ (center) part f Yunnan and cvers three cities. Sme peple call these muntains the “Frest f Death” because f the deep valleys, thick frests, and unpredictable weather. It’s knwn as the ____36____ (big), least tuched, and the mst cmplete frest ecsystem (生态系统) at that part f the wrld. It’s s far away ____37____ natural, and there are many “mysterius stries” abut it.
The edge (边缘) f the Aila Muntains is pen fr travelers, and it’s safe as lng as they fllw the rules. ____38____ deep inside the muntains, where turists can’t g, there are frests withut rads. The weather there can be very bad, ____39____ (make) peple feel sick because f the height and get very cld. Als, the magnetic field (磁场) there can make cmpasses stp wrking, making it easy t get lst.
S, it’s necessary ____40____ (respect) nature and fllw the rules when visiting such places.
第三部分 书面表达（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读下面的短文，完成短文后的问题。
A pp-up installatin (弹出式装置) that lked like a bkstre was pen in Shanghai. It drew much attentin because f its unusual ffering. The 9-square-metre place culd hld nly six peple at a time. The 3,000 ld bks n display were nt fr sale r lan (借出). Visitrs culd nly read in the tiny bkstre.
“Our pace (节奏) f life is getting faster. Tday, we can nly read bks by using fragments (碎片) f time. The way we search fr infrmatin has als changed frm reading bks t watching Tik Tk,” said Zhuang Jie, ne f the five peple behind the installatin. “We hpe t inspire visitrs t rethink their way f reading while inside ur bkstre. We als want t prvide new ptin (选择) fr the yung generatins (一代人), wh have nt experienced much traditinal reading.”
During the 15-day display, the bkstre attracted abut 200 visitrs every day. Zhuang said that they had never expected s many peple. “Peple were even willing t wait in line t enter. We realized that we might all lve t read but just need a windw t d it.” he said. The installatin als prved t be a hit nline. It was amng the mst searched terms n scial platfrm Sina Weib. Famus writer, Ra Xueman als mentined the installatin n her Weib accunt. She hpes t rll ut (推出) a similar prject in the future.
Zhuang als said that mre installatins like this wuld be pen sn. He mentined these installatins might have smething t d with ld tys and their stries.
41. Why did a pp-up installatin draw much attentin?
_________________________________________________________________________
42. Hw can we nly read bks accrding t Zhuang Jie?
_________________________________________________________________________
43. What d Zhuang Jie and his members hpe t inspire visitrs t rethink while inside their bkstre?
_________________________________________________________________________
44. Hw many visitrs did the bkstre attract during the 15-day display in all?
_________________________________________________________________________
45. What may Zhuang Jie d in the future?
_________________________________________________________________________
第二节 写作（满分20分，其中包含5分卷面分）
46. 假如你是李华，今天英语课上你们班同学就“课间是否该播放音乐”这一话题进行了讨论。请你根据下表中的提示内容，以“Shuld music be played between classes?”为题，写一篇英语短文。
要求：
1. 短文应包括上面表格中列有的主要内容，可适当发挥，同时，还需要补充自己的观点。语句通顺，行文连贯。
2. 词数100左右。
3. 短文中不能出现个人姓名、校名等真实信息。
Shuld music be played between classes?
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Sme peple refuse t wear helmets (头盔) because they’re thick and heavy. Mrpher is a bike helmet made f plastic. It is just as strng as traditinal helmets, but it can be flded almst cmpletely flat, making it easier t carry. Mrpher may be available fr sale in stres in the near future.
Have yu ever seen the mvie Back t the future? Maybe everyne wants the pair f shes in the mvie that can tighten r lsen by themselves. Nw thanks t the She Factry, the dream is realized. When yu push a buttn n the shes, Hyper Adapt can tighten r lsen arund the feet.
Flyte is a light bulb that can flat (漂浮) and turn. Flyte has been ppular with mst peple since it came ut in January. The cmpany als intrduced a lt f similar prducts, including a planter which came ut in June.
It lks lvely and is called Little Printer. This machine can print news headlines (摘要), riddles and ther things n a rll (卷) f paper. If yu want t make yur wn little newspaper, dn’t frget t use it.
观点
原因
赞同意见
音乐使他们觉得快乐、放松，音乐使他们的课间生活丰富多彩……
反对意见
吵闹的音乐使他们更兴奋，不利于课间休息……
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