2025年山东省济南东方双语实验学校九年级下学期三模测试英语试题

2025.5济南东方双语实验学校三模测试英语试题 第节阅读理解（共20小题：每小题2分，满分40分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的：A、B、C、D四个选顶中选出最佳选顶。 A Dangerously Sweet:Sugar How much sugar can we have a day? How much sugar do we have a day? Man:9 teaspoons of sugar The UK:17.1 teaspoons for each person Woman:6 teaspoons of sugar China:12.5 teaspoons for each person Child:3 teaspoons of sugar The US:18.75 teaspoons for each person What does sugar do to our body? 翻 I teaspoon )=4 g of sugar remembering C less well looking older Sugar that is hidden in foods and drinks than our age. ice cream(66g) cola(330 mI.) holes m our teeth P heart problems cheesecake(95g） liver problems 色 sports drink(590 mL) orange juice(300 mL.) spending longer stomach problems time in the bathroom grape.juice(400 mL) E0 . feeling worried or rice milk(400 mL) getting fat unappy.easily sleeping less well .o 21.How much more sugar do men have than children? A.Three times. B.Twice. C.Five times. D.Four times. 22.What will happen if we eat too much sugar? A.Feel happy. B.Have good teeth C.Sleep well. D.Look older than our age. 23.What does"Sugar that is hidden in foods and drinks"mean? A.Sugar can hurt our body. B.We often have more sugar without knowing it. C.Foods and drinks with sugar are popular with children. D.We should have enough sugar to make foods and drinks taste good. 24.What can we know about sugar from the text? A.There are 4 g of sugar in 66 g of ice cream. B.A woman can eat as much sugar a day as a man can. C.China eats more sugar for each person than the US does. D.400 mL of rice milk has less sugar than 400 mL of grape juice. 25.In which part of a magazine can we read the text? A.Travel. B.Culture. C.Health. D.Sports. B On the evening of March 21,2025,a I0-year-old boy from Chiling Village,Lingshui,Hainan, went fishing alone in a small boat.He diin't know that this trip would turn into a dangerous adventure. After hours in the warm sun,he fell asleep on his small boat.When he woke up.the sky was dark.Suddenly,the wind changed direction,and strong ocean currents)pushed his boat far from the coast.The boy tried to row back,but the waves were too powemul.His boat drifted ( farther and farther into the open sea.Remembering survival()tips,he followed ocean currents and used stars as guides. For nearty 1o hours,the boy floated on the sea.He faced terrible cnallenges,his skin turned red from the sun,'and his clothes were covered in salt from the seawater.What's worse.he has no food or water.He was tired but calm. Luckily,the next afternoon,a fishing boat near Houhai Bay,Sanya,heard his weak cries for help.The capuam and his crew quickly rescued nm.They gave him bread and milk.After eating up all the food,the boy slowly regained his strength.Later.he told them his unbelievable story-he had drifted over 16 kilometers from his home! The boy's bravery and survival skills impressed everyoue.His story also reminds us of the importance ofsafety,especxaHy for children hether swimming,boating,ndoing outdoor activitics,we must learn safety rites,master surviva skills and have an adult's supervision(). 26.What did the boy do to find his way during the drifting? A.He swam to the coast. B.He shouted for help loudly. C.He followed birds in the sky. D.He used stars and followed ocean currents. 27.What difficulties did the boy experience auring his drifting? A.Snow and hunger. B.Shark attacks and strong wind. C.Heavy fog.thirst and hunger. D.Sunburn,thirst,and salt-covered skin. 28.What does the underlined word "regained:in paragraph 4 probably mean? A.Dut up. B.Got back. C.Looked for. D.Ran our of. 29.What lesson can we get from the boy's experience? Children shoulu pever go fishing. B.Always carry a phone when boating C.Safety knowledge and adults'supervision are necessar D.Tne ocean is too dangerous for us to have any activities there. 30.Which is the best title for the passage? A.A Brave Boy's Survival Adventure at Sea A Day of Fishing in Hainan C.How to Fish Safely in the Ocean D.The Importance of Learning Simming Skills c Look at the picture and answer a 100,000-yuan question:What does this ancient Oracle Bone Script (mean?If you know the answer,then good for you!The 100,000 yuan is yours.This is no joke.In 2018,a researcher Jiang Yubin won a 100,000-yuan prize for successfully deciphering the ancient characters in such a picture,proving the real value of understanding these historical seripts. Like Jiang,Li Ying is-not only a tun.and but also a researcher of Oracle Bone Seript.The 27-year-old woman has recently gainea widespread attention because of her videos about Oracle Bone Seript.According to Li,Oracle Bone Script was once a less-known field."You can't imagine how strange my major seems to others,"Li said in one of her videos."Whencver I tell people what I studied,ihey shoot me a surprised look." In her videos,Li often discusses how ancient people used Oracle Bone Script to record intormation and explains where Chinese characters (came from.She also points out that each Chinese character has a.untque story behind it,and these stories are exactly why the characters developed their specific shapes over thousands of years."It's like each character carries a piece of history in its strokes,"she says. To Li's surprise,since her first Oracle Bone Script video was posted ontine in February 2023, this ancient ropic has become a popular trend on the Internet."I never expectea so many people to be interested in Oracle Bone Script!Parents and teachers have left messages,saying they want to learn about Chinese culture by studying it,"she said in another video."Viewers ask all kinds of questions-some want to know how to start learning Oracle Bone Script,some wonder if I wrote my university papers using these ancient characters.Many told me to get serious with my time and start my work on the next video!" This growing interest has made Li feel a strong sense of responsibility.She hopes to share more knowledge about Oracle Bone Script with the public and help uncover more secrets of China's long history."These ancient characters are not just symbols,they're a bridge connecting the past and present,"she believes.Through her efforts.L wants more people.especially young students,to realize the beauty and importancc of preserving China's cutural heritage. 31.Why does the writer talk about the story about the picture in paragraph I? A.To make up a joke. B.To bring up the topic. C.To encourage the readers. D.To compare different jobs. 32.What's paragraph 3 mainly about? A.Why Li Ying makes her videos. B.How Li Ying creates her videos. C.What Li Ying says in her videos. D.When Li Ying shares her videos. 33.What does the underlined word"it"in paragraph 4 refer to? A.Li Ying's video. B.Li Ying's paper. C.Chinese culture. D.Oracle Bone Script. 34.What can we infer from the Jast sentence in paragraph 4? A.Many people can't wat to see Li Ying's new videos. B.Many people want Li Ying to take her work seriously C.Many people can't stand Li Ying being serious in her videos. D.Many people want Li Ying to stop wasting time on her videos. 35.Which of the following statements about Li Ying's experience with Oracle Bone Script is wrong? A.She has been researching Oracle Bone Script for more than ten years. B.She feels responsible because of people's growing interest in Oracle Bone Script. C.She was surprised by the strong public response to her first Oracle Bone Script video. D.Her videos both introduce Oracle Bone Script and explore the origins of Chinese characters. D Ants have the ability to smell out cancerous cells()in humans, which has been discovered by a new study,suggesting that they could be used to find cancer in the future.Researchers from the French National Center for Sicntific Research (CNRS)discov.ed that some ants have a well developed sense of smell."Howevr,more tests must be carried out before they could be used in hospitals,"The team said.Although more tests are needed,this discovery could leau to new ways of detecting cancer early. The scientists did tests with 36 ants,smelling cells in the (ab.first,they let the ants smell some cancerous human cells.Every time the ants smelt cancerous cells,they were rewarded with sugar solution().In the second step,the ants werc put into two different smells.One was a new smell of healthy cells and the second was still the smell of the cancerous cells.Once the ants found the cancerous cells successfully,the researchers made them smell different cancerous cells.As such,the scientists found that ants could discriminate(between cancerous and healthy cells and between two cancerous.cells. How accurare are ants in discriminating cancer cells?Studies have shown that trained ants can discriminate cancer cells with an accuracy rate()of about 95%to 99%.Other studies have shown that Formica fusca ants(丝光褐林蚁)can learn to discriminate cancer samples in just30 minutes. This isn't the first time that scientists have used the animals'sense of smell to find cancerous cells."Dogs have long been praised for their powerful noses,"the researchers noted."But training dogs to discriminate cancer cells usually takes months or even a full year-a time-consuming process.Insects.however,have clear advantages:they are inexpensive,they can be easily raised,and can master sach tasks with far fewer training times.Hundreds of them can learn to pick out certain smells quickly and correcuy,making them a more practical choice for this kind of work,"the researchers pointed out. "The study shows that ants can learn new things really fast,"the researchers added."Besides finding cancer cells,this training methoa can oe_used for many other jobs.For example,it might help ants find dangerous things in places like disaster areas or derect early signs of other illnesses. Because ants learn quickly,they could be useful for tasks that need a sharp sense of smell--whether it's spotting danger or helping doctors cneck for diseases in the future." This study shows how nature inspircs science.Tiny creatires like ants,which we often ignore. might hold secrets to solving oig human problems.Imagine a world where hospitals use ants to check for cancer in minutes instead ot waiting for lab results!Of course,there's still a lot to learn. Scientists need to make sure this method works perfectly before it can be used in real life.But one thing is clear:never underestimate the power of small things! 36.What can we know from CNRS's study? A.Ants work well in treating cancer. B.Ants help humans keep off cancer. Ants are used to find people with cancer. D.Ants are able to smell out cancerous cells. 37.What's the main idea of paragraph 2? A.It compares the sense of smell between ants and humans. B.It shows why sugar solution is important in the experiment. C.It describes the challenges of using ants in medical research. D.It explains how scientists trained ants to discriminate cancerous cells. 38.Why did the researchers make the ants smell different cancerous cells in tests? A.To compare ants'correctness with other insects like bees. B.To test whether ants could tell apart cancerous or healthy cells and separate cancer types. C.To scientifically see how long ants could keep the memory of the original cancerous smell. D.To find out whether sugar rewards were necessary and important for further learning. 39.What are the advantages of insects compared with dogs in tests? ①They are che pcr.. They are easier to be raised.They are better at fr ding things. They can be traincd more quickly. 5They have a sharper sense of smell. A.①②④ B.①②③ C.①③④ P.②③⑤ 40.What is the purpose of the last paragraph? A.To explain how ants are trained to detect cancer step by step B.To describe the challenges scientists face in cancer detection. C.To show the importance of small crcatures in solving big problems. D.To comparc the costs of using ants and dogs in medical research. 第二节阅读七选五（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余 选项。 Have you ever traveled somewhere without noticing the route you took or the people you passed?41 If your answer is yes,it's time to try mindfulness(). Mindfulness is about training the mind to be in the present moment.42It is not what has already happened or what might happen next.It is about noticing our thoughts,feelings and things around us. Research has shown that mindfulness can improve our concentration(),relationships and mental health.Paying.more attention to the present can help us enjoy the world around us.43 According to the Mindfulness Research Centre of Oxford -University,mindfulness can also teach us to deal with stress more easily. Michael Bready,who set up the organization Youth Mindfulness,has taught mindfulness to thousands of young people.44 Be curious about things.If you are curious and really pay attention,you can enjoy what the world offers Be kind to yourself.Mindfulness takes practice.Sometimes it can feel relaxing but other times it can be difficult and boring. *45When you're going to bed at night,pay attention to something that helps you feel peaceful.It can be your breath or other sounds. Be happy.You can add some happiness by being mind mindful when you enjoy something. For example,if you are eating a sweet,close your cyes and really taste it! Be peaceful in life. B.Be active in sports. e Here are some of his top tips to readers. D You should pay attention to what is happening now. E.It encourages us to thank things we think they should be. Have you ever finished your meal noticing its rich tastes nicely? O.Have you ever finished your breakfast fist without noticing what it tasted like? 第三部分语育运用（共三节，满分35分） 第一节补全对话（共5圆：每小题1分，满分5分） 阅读下面对话，从每篱所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案完成对话。 Amy: Hi,Simon.I hear that you do some volunteer work for disabled pcople.Can you share something about it with me? Simon:Sure,with pleasure. Amy:46 Simon:I want to be a volunteer because any help would mean a lot.And many organizations provide help for disabled people. Amy:It's meaningful to be a voluntecr.47 Simon:No.I don't need any experience.But it's very important to be kind and friendly. Amy:What do you do to help them? Simon: 48 Amy:Do you have any trouble helping disabled people? Simon:Yes,I do.49 However,it's very easy for us to make friends with them. Amy:I also want to have a try to help them. Simon:Maybe you can join us. Amy:50 46.A.Why do you want to be a volunteer? B.Why do you like reading? C.How long have you kept the book? D.How do you like it? 47.A.I need your help. B.What do you often buy? C.Do you need any experience? D.When do you need help? 48.A.I often help them do some housework. B.I always stay up late. C.They often cook for me. D.They help me understand the world better. 49.A.Some people like talking with you. B.I had a fight with a man. C.They have a happy life. D.We need to be more patient. 50.A.I don't think so. B.Sounds good. C.I can't stand it. D.I think it's useless. 第二节完形填空（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 I've always been terrified of neights.The thought of being up high made my heart race and my hands swear uncontrollably.But one summer,my edventurous friends 5!me to join their rock-climbing plan,and I decided it was time to face my tear head-on52 avoiding it forever. We arrived at the climbing gym early Saturday morning.The walls,painted like rocky clifs, stretcheo toward the ceiling like giants.My friends 53 put on their climbing belts()and started practicing on the lower romes,laughing as they challenged each other.I stood frozen, watching them with a54 of admiration and worry.What if I fell?What if I embarssed myself?A wave of self-doubt55 me like icy water.After minutes of hesitation()I finally 56 my belt with shaking fingers. The first few feet were57,with large colorful holds within casy reach.But ax 1imbed higher,the holds became smaller and farther apart.My legs felt weak,and I held the58 so hard that the ups of my fingers tur d white."You've got this!"My friends cheered from below 59 their voices were covered by the loud sound of my heartbeat.A single look downward made my stomach drop-the ground 60 kilometers away. Fear filled me.I pressed my head 61 the wall.I tried to 62my breathing. Memories of past failures flasned through my mind,but then I remembered my promise,"This time, I won't give up."Step by step,I moved up,focusing only on the next hold.To my surprise,each successful63 gave me more courage.When I finally succeeded in 64 the top,tears of relief ran down my face.Everyone started cheering loudly. That day,I leamed that 65 challenge you face,the hardest part of overcoming fear isn't the climb itself-it's taking the first step. 51.A.wamed B.invited C.sent D.noticed 52.A.in front of B.out of C. because of D.instead of 53.A.sadly B. unskillfully C. excitedly D. continuously 54.A.bit B.mess C. amount D.mix 55.A.washed over B.raised up C.brought back D.knocked on 56.A.unlocked B.tied C.connected D.blew 57.A.manageable B.avoidable C.impossible D.exchangeable 58.A.feet B.clothes C.holds D.candles 59.A.and B.but C.so D.for 60.A.sounded B.tasted C.smelt D.seemed 61.A.against B.under C.in D.across 62.A.believe B.speed C.calm D.miss 63.A.order B.lesson C.move D.mind 64.A.understanding B.reaching C.jumping D.expecting 65.A.whenever B.whoever C. lowever D. whatever 第节阅读填空（共10小随：每小题1.5分，荷分5分） 阅读下面知文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 On April 19,2025,the world's first humanoid robot half-marathon (人形机器人半程马拉松)took place in Yizhuang,Beijing.Hundreds of people got together to watch this wonderful event..All,of 66) (they)were excited to see robots run alongside hunmamnthletes.Theytook photos and recorded this historic moment. The race beganat 7:30 a.m.At finst all robots looked confident They moved smoothly and (67) (quick)aho crowd cheered aloud.(68)not all robots could finish the race. Many robots faced cnaltenges.The track had steeb slopes,grassy areas,and gravel roads.These problems made it hard (69)robots to keep balance.Some robots wore special shoes (70) _(protect)their"fuct"Omers usea Al to adjust their speed and direction. The ropot "Tiangong Ultra"(71)Gvin)the race with n time of 2 hours,40 minittes and 42 seconds.Its lightweight body and cooling system helped it run (72) (fast)(han. other robots.The robot "N2 Xiaowantong"was the second to cross the finishing hine ang (73)】 (Welcome,by people because it ran in a more human-like pose. Eneifeers saia the event was a good test for robot technology.'We've learned a lot about 74) robots can work in real-rld situations,said one engineer."This is just the beginning."In the future,these robots might help in factorics,hospitals,or even at home.This race snows robot technology has taken a big step forwara.Who knows what we (75) _fse) in the next humanoid robot marathon? 第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分） 第一节情境运用（共5小题：每小题2分，满分10分） 根据所提供的图片，用一个完整的句子提问或应答。 76 A B:Noodles,please! A:What did the children do last night? B: A:Whet's David doing now? B: 79 A:What can you do to help with the activity called "Labos is the Most Glorious"? B 80 A: Lucy? B:For ten years. 第二节写作(25分) 生命中总有许多值得我们捧在堂心珍视的美好，如分秒必争的光阴、健康赋予的避勃力量、亲人相 伴的温暖港湾、独一无二的生命本身、挚友递来的勇气与欢笑等等。目前，学校英文报正在开展以“珍 惜”为主题的征文活动，结合自身经历，向你校英文报投稿，内容包括： 1.你珍情什么： 2.描述你的一次经历： 3.谈谈这次经历带给你的收获。 注意：1.词数100词左右，开头己给出，不计入总词数； 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯； 3.不得出现真实的人名、校名等相关信息。 There are many important things that are worth valuing in our daily lives