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6月第一次考试答案 听力部分： 1~5 BBCCC 6~10 CABAC 11~15 BACCB 16.Australia 17.Eve 18.dumplings 19.relatives 20.fantastic 阅读部分： 21-23 CBD 24-27 DBBA 28~31. BDDD 32．C 33．C 34．A 35．C 36．G 37．D 38．A 39．E 40．C 完形填空： 41. C 42. C 43. A 44. C 45. A 46. B 47. B 48. D 49. C 50. B 语法填空 51. has been 52.were planted 53.the most popular 54.into 55.getting 56. a 57.patients’ 58.them 59.who/that 60.personally 阅读表达： 61. help diffcult 62. surprised something 63. one long 64. different believe 65. (It tells us) how to find out whether an image is real or fake. 作文： My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art - Peking Opera Peking Opera is a remarkable traditional Chinese art form. Firstly, its makeup is extremely attractive. Different colors and patterns represent various characters and personalities. Secondly, the singing and dancing in Peking Opera combine perfectly, showing unique rhythms and grace. Thirdly, the costumes are vivid and exquisite, adding to the visual appeal. I fell in love with it when I watched a performance on TV. The amazing scenes and profound stories attracted me. I hope more foreign friends can learn about Peking Opera and feel its charm. My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art - Chinese Calligraphy Among the splendid traditional Chinese arts, Chinese calligraphy holds a special place in my heart. It is a unique art form using a brush to create beautiful characters on paper. It carries deep meanings and the artist's emotions. I got interested in it when I saw a calligrapher's work at an exhibition. Its graceful structures attracted me. I expect more people around the world can appreciate its beauty. Also, I hope to see more creative forms with modern elements with traditional calligraphy in the future. My Favorite Traditional Chinese Art: Paper - cutting Among various kinds of traditional Chinese arts, paper - cutting is my favorite. Paper - cutting is a unique art form with a long history. Artists use scissors or knives to transform a piece of paper into vivid patterns. It covers different themes like flowers, animals and stories. I fell in love with it when I first watched an elderly artist creating a beautiful bird at a fair. It attracted me greatly. I hope more foreign friends can get to know paper - cutting. 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Because his father bought a birthday present for him. C. Because his friend bought a birthday present for him. ( )2. What are they going to do? A. Have breakfast. B. Have lunch. C. Have dinner. ( )3. Whom did the girl go to the train station to meet? A. Her mom. B. Her aunt. C. Her uncle. ( )4. What did Lily leave here? A. Her book. B. Her wallet. C. Her bag. ( )5. When did the girl go to Disneyland? A. Last week. B. Last month. C. Last year. Part Two Choose the right answer according to the dialogue you hear. 听第 6段材料，回答第 6~7题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )6. How does the girl like the new fruit? A. Bitter. B. Sour. C. Delicious. ( )7. Where does this conversation take place? A. In a school. B. At home. C. In a supermarket. 听第 7段材料，回答第 8~10题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )8. Whom did Bob fight with yesterday? A. His mom. B. His classmate. C. His teacher. ( )9. What does the woman ask Bob to do at first? A. Write Jim a letter. B. Give Jim a card. C. Say sorry to Jim face to face. ( )10. When is Jim's birthday? A. Next Monday. B. Next Friday. C. Next Saturday. 听第 8段材料，回答第 11~13题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )11. How does the doctor like American food? A. It has changed greatly. B. It's better now. C. It's very healthy. ( )12. What kind of food does the woman like? A. Fat and salty food. B. Vegetables and fruits. C. Traditional Asian food. ( )13. What is healthy food like? A. It uses more oil in cooking. B. There aren't lots of fruits or vegetables in it. C. It uses less oil in cooking and there are lots of fruits and vegetables. 听第 9段材料，回答第 14~15题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )14. Where is Daming? A. On the playground. B. In the classroom. C. Behind the school. ( )15. When will Daming come back? A. At 6 o’ clock. B. In two hours. C. At 8 o’ clock. Part Three Listen and fill in the blanks. 听独白，填写表格，每空一词。听独白前，你将有 10 秒钟的时间阅读题目，独白读两遍。 Christina’ s Experience of the Spring Festival The country she comes from 16. __________. Details(细节) ●She arrived at her friend's home at 7:00 on New Year's17. _________. ●At twelve o’ clock, they went out to light some fireworks(烟花). ●They got up early on New Year's Day and had 18. _________ for breakfast. And then, her friend’ s 19. _________ came to visit them. Feelings It was a(n) 20. __________ experience that she will never forget. 第二部分 笔试（共计 90分） II.Reading comprehension （共 15小题，每小题 2分，共 30分） A Do you want to write a message that can only be read by a person? It is a secret message for that person only. Other people can't see the message on the paper. Only that person knows how to make the message appear. Here's an experiment on how to write such a message. 第 2页，共 5页 You’ll need half a lemon a cup four spoons of water a cotton swab(棉签) white paper a light bulb(电灯泡) What to do 1. Squeeze(挤) some lemon juice into water. Mix the water and juice. 2. Put the cotton swab into the mixture and make it wet. Use the wet cotton swab to write some words on the paper. 3. Let the paper dry. Show it to someone and ask if he or she can see the words on the paper. 4. Hold the paper close to a light bulb to heat it. Ask him or her again. Let me explain it! Lemon juice has chemicals that have carbon(碳). The chemicals break down easily when they are heated. And the carbon makes them turn a dark color, then you can see the words. ( ) 21. What is the correct order of the experiment? a. Use a light bulb to heat the paper. b. Put a cotton swab into the mixture. c. Mix lemon juice and water. d. Write on the paper with the wet cotton swab. e. Dry the paper. A. a-d-c-b-e B. c-b-a-e-d C. c-b-d-e-a D. a-e-b-c-d ( ) 22. You can see the secret message ________. A. when you hold the paper up B. after you heat the paper C. after you dry the paper D. when you shake the paper ( ) 23. What is the purpose of the passage? A. To show how to make good use of lemons. B. To explain why water is very important. C. To tell us how to use paper wisely. D. To show how to write a secret message. B “Let’s brainstorm together!” You might often hear your teachers ask you to have a group discussion to solve a problem. But is brainstorming really the best way to solve problems, especially creative ones? The Dutch company WeTransfer did a study of 20,000 people from 197 countries and regions. Most of these people work in creative jobs, such as writers, musicians and scientists. The results showed that brainstorming was often unhelpful for solving creative challenges. “It seems that while working together is important to bring an idea to life, it’s not very helpful for shaping ideas in the first place,” said Rob Alderson, WeTransfer’s editor-in-chief. If we give people enough time and space to think clearly, they can come up with better ideas, Alderson aded. Even Alex Osborn, the father of brainstorming, believed that spending time thinking alone was part of his own creative process. However, most companies don’t give their staff enough time and chances to prepare and develop their ideas on their own. Instead, they often hold too many meetings, which can hurt creativity. More than 40 percent of the people said meetings were harmful to good thinking. Spending time alone to think helps you come up with your own ideas and develop independent thinking. This is especially important when making decisions. Nearly 80 percent of the people in WeTransfer’s study said they trusted their own instincts (直觉) and research when deciding whether an idea was good. ( ) 24．What did WeTransfer’s research find out? A．People waste too much time brainstorming. B．Brainstorming brings creative people together. C．Brainstorming is needed to solve creative problems. D．Brainstorming isn’t very helpful for solving creative challenges. ( ) 25．Which idea might Alex Osborn agree with about coming up with good ideas? A. Working with others is important. B．Thinking on your own is helpful. C．Having discussions in meetings helps a lot. D．Asking for quick answers leads to better ideas. ( ) 26．What problems do some companies have according to Paragraph 5? A. Most of their staff can’t speak up. B．They don’t give their staff enough time to think. C．They don’t know how to hold a creative meeting. D．They care too much about their staff’s creativity. ( ) 27．Which is the best title for the passage? A. Better ideas come from thinking alone B．Think twice before making a decision C．Find someone and share your idea D．Brainstorming develops creativity C Rongchang, a small city in Chongqing, has become well - known around the world because of its traditional food, Rongchang Braised Goose（荣昌烤鹅）. This all started with Lin Jiang, a 48 - year - old man from the local area. He followed an international livestreamer named "IShowSpeed"（甲亢哥） through five different cities. His goal was to share his hometown's special dish. Lin wore a bright red flowery coat and shouted "Rongchang braised goose!" in easy 第 3页，共 5页 English. His funny and sincere actions made millions of people like him online. One video of him got 120 million views, and the dish became very popular all over the world. The local government quickly helped Lin. They made him the "Chief Ambassador" of Rongchang Braised Goose and gave him 100,000 yuan as a reward. They also worked on making sure the food was safe. During holidays such as May Day, the government opened its cafeteria. There, tourists could eat cheap local dishes, including the famous braised goose. They also offered free parking, more bus services, and held cultural festivals to welcome visitors. Rongchang Braised Goose is not just an ordinary dish. It has a history of 300 years. It uses a secret recipe that has been passed down from one generation to another. It also uses special white geese from the local area. Now, this dish stands for the city's culture. When tourists come, they don't just eat the goose. They also take part in activities like making pottery and weaving traditional cloth. So, having a meal becomes a cultural experience. The results are amazing. The number of geese sold online went up by 105%. More people booked hotels, and during busy seasons, over 100,000 tourists visited the city every day. The city plans to become more famous around the world. It will work with Chinese communities overseas to share the "taste of home". Lin Jiang's story shows that if you are passionate and work together, you can turn a local dish into a way to connect different cultures. As he said, "I just wanted the world to taste my hometown's flavor." Today, Rongchang shows that even small cities can become very popular if they are real and put their heart into what they do. ( ) 28.Why did Lin Jiang follow "IShowSpeed" through five cities? A. To study English with the livestreamer B. To make his hometown's special food well - known C. To ask the livestreamer to come to Rongchang D. To take part in an international cultural event ( ) 29.What can we know about the local government's actions? A. They focused only on economic benefits from tourism B. They believed Lin Jiang's success was accidental​ C. They wanted to protect traditional recipes from being copied D. They wanted to attract more tourists with various services. ( ) 30.Why does the author mention the 300 - year history of Rongchang Braised Goose? A. To prove it is older than other Chinese dishes B. To explain how to make this dish C. To compare it with modern fast food​ D. To strengthen its cultural meaning beyond food ( ) 31.What does Lin Jiang's story mainly convey（传达）? A. Livestreaming is the most effective way to promote local food B. Small cities cannot compete with big cities in tourism C. Traditional dishes need modern marketing to survive​ D . Passion and collaboration (激情和合作)can turn local products into cultural bridges D Reading and writing Chinese characters is often considered the most ambitious challenge that language learners face in order to achieve fluency (流利 ). Indeed, the process which has shaped this character system over thousands of years is both complex (复杂的) and long. Although they may appear bewildering at first, Chinese characters are actually made up of different building blocks (块 ) that form a straight and reasonable structure. Once you catch a basic understanding of the structure of Chinese characters, you will be reading and writing your way across the kingdom of Chinese characters in no time. Read the following and continue along your journey to learn Chinese characters. Unlike the Roman alphabet (字母 ), Chinese characters are used to show meaning rather than sound. In fact, most characters were first used as visual (视觉的) descriptions of physical elements like trees, houses or humans. Their earliest forms, simplified versions of these symbols, known as character radicals (偏旁), serve as the foundation for modern written Mandarin (普通 话). Making up about 80% of the Chinese characters, radicals—in addition to Chinese pinyin—are an important starting point for anyone who wants to read or write well in Mandarin. Jump to the list of the 40 most used Chinese radicals and continue learning Chinese characters. When two or more radicals are connected, they work together to create a single character; the radical on the left most shows the character's type or meaning, while the radical on the right might show its pronunciation. Most of the written language is made up of character compounds, in which several characters are connected to make one word. An important rule to note is that characters are written according to a standardized stroke order(笔画顺序 ), which typically moves from left to right, top to bottom and ▲ . Although Chinese characters may seem difficult at first, patterns will quickly appear once you develop a basic foundation. So, review your radicals, know about the most commonly used Chinese characters, and watch as your Mandarin skills grow quickly! ( ) 32.What does the underlined word “bewildering” mean in Chinese? A. 令人快乐的 B. 令人害怕的 C. 令人困惑的 D. 令人感动的 ( ) 33. What does the fifth paragraph talk about? A. The role of Chinese characters. B. The popularity of Chinese characters. C. The method of making a Chinese character. D. The difficulty of using Chinese characters. ( ) 34. Which of the following can be put into “ ▲ ” in the last paragraph? A. outside to inside B. end to beginning C. inside to outside D. beginning to end ( ) 35. The right structure of the passage is _______. (P=Paragraph) 第 4页，共 5页 III.Complete the passage（共 5小题，每小题 1分，共 5分） These days, especially in Grade 9, schoolwork takes up a lot of our time. Sometimes we forget to spend time with the people closest to us—our parents. 36 It doesn’t take much—just little moments that show we care. ◆Talk more often. It is one of the easiest ways to get closer to your parents. 37 Instead, just tell them about your day, ask how their work went, or share a joke can bring you closer. ◆ 38 Watch a movie together, go for a walk, play a board game, or even cook a new dish. These shared moments can become happy memories and give you more to laugh and talk about. ◆Do chores together. Helping with cooking, washing the car, or cleaning the house may seem simple, but working as a team builds trust and respect. 39 ◆Be kind and understanding. Say “thank you” when your parents help you. Listen when they talk. 40 What they say might sound strict or unfair at first, but if you look deeper, you’ll see it often comes from care and love. Family relationships don’t need to be perfect. What matters most are the small moments—the laughs and smiles you had and the time you spent together. The more time and heart you put into it, the closer your family will feel. A．Plan family time. B．Be honest with them. C．Try to see things from their side. D．You don’t have to say something big. E．You’ll also learn useful skills along the way. F．Write a note or draw something for them if you’re shy. G．But with a few small changes, we can get closer to them. IV. Cloze Test （共 10小题，每小题 1分，共 10分） It's no secret that many people don't like to sleep standing up, but a company in Japan has created a device called“Giraffenap” that 41 people to sleep standing up. “Giraffenap” has been created by Koyoju Plywood Corporation. And it is aimed at allowing the users to take a rest while standing when they feel 42 or sleepy with the purpose of improving performance at work. The company points to a study by NASA, which found that pilots who took a 26-minute nap (小睡)experienced a 34 percent 43 in performance and alertness (警觉性), and a 16 percent improvement in reaction time. “As a new way to take a break, we will provide a space where you can take a nap 44 standing in the office,” the company explains. But 45 does it have to be standing? Well, the company explains that sleeping while standing allows you to reach a sleep state in which you breathe lightly.* So when you 46 , you can feel the effect of a nap without having to sleep too much, and you can 47 return to work without feeling dizzy(头晕目眩的). Now, I know what you' re 48 — wouldn't you just fall down if you tried to sleep while standing?Well, not with Giraffenap’ s 49 . The box comes equipped(配备) with four points to support the body at the head, butt, shins and soles, 50 you can relax in the box while still remaining upright. ( ) 41. A. lets B. asks C. allows D. tells ( ) 42. A. happy B. excited C. tired D. sad ( ) 43.A. improvement B. price C. way D. number ( ) 44. A. but B. though C. while D. so ( ) 45. A. why B. where C. how D. what ( ) 46. A. fall asleep B. wake up C. fall down D. hand up ( ) 47. A. slowly B. quickly C. successfully D. kindly ( ) 48.A. stopping B. playing C. listening D. thinking ( ) 49.A. plan B. kind C. design D. size ( ) 50 A. preparing B. meaning C. telling D. enjoying V.Grammatical Filling （共 10小题，每小题 2分，共 20分） Did ancient people plant trees? They didn’t have a special day to plant trees like Tree Planting Day, but the tradition of planting trees 51 (be) there for a long time. Back then, it was always rainy around the Qingming Festival in spring. The trees that 52 (plant) around this time had better conditions to grow than usual, so people formed the custom of planting trees around the Qingming Festival. There were many kinds of trees. However, mulberry trees (桑树) and fruit trees were 53 (popular) of all. To feed the silkworms (蚕), more mulberry leaves were needed. Silk came from the silkworms, and then was made 54 silk clothes and traded between the east and the west of the world. Among the ancient people who suggested 55 (get) trees to offer food and clothes, there was a man whose name is well-known, Mencius (孟子). Dong Feng, 56 famous doctor in the Three Kingdom Period, saved many 57 第 5页，共 5页 (patient) lives for free. He only asked 58 (they) to plant apricot trees (杏树) on a hill. Gradually, a forest of apricot trees grew on the hill. That’s why we now praise a doctor 59 has excellent skills with the words “warmth in an apricot forest.” Each dynasty has different tree planting projects. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty 60 (person) planted a ginkgo tree (银杏树 ) in a temple in Chang’an. 1,400 years later, the ginkgo tree is still growing. Now, the temple become a popular place for tourists. VI. Reading Expression (共 5小题，每小题 2分，共 10分) Today, anyone can create images with the help of an AI tool. It seems like these images grow even more realistic with each passing day. But don't panic, says Siwei Lyu. He is a computer scientist at the University of Buffalo. Lyu and a group of researchers have offered some tips about how to find out whether an image is real or fake. The first step is to slow down. On social media, it takes us as little as 13 milliseconds(毫秒) to process a picture. That may be enough to notice what it is, but not enough to think about whether or not it's real. When you take more time to look, what you find may surprise you. "Next time we see some interesting or funny things, hopefully we'll pause a little bit and think about it, " Lyu says. AI programmes are trained to create images by looking at a huge amount of real ones. These programmes only know what they've been given. They don't know what details to pay attention to. This results in problems that are obvious upon closer inspection(检查). If there is a person in an image, Lyu recommends looking at his or her hands and eyes. Current AI programmes aren't good at producing lifelike hands. They may have six fingers, or fingers that are all the same length or are locked in a strange pose. And why the eyes? Humans almost always have circular pupils(圆形瞳孔), but AI often produces strangely shaped shadow in the centre of the eyes. Light reflected from the eyes should also be in the same place on each eye. It's something that current AI tools are still trying to work out. Many AI-created images also have an unnatural smoothness(平滑 ) where there should be texture(纹理). Things that should be straight may be curved(弯曲的). You can start looking out for AI-created images today. Check first before you believe anything you see! 61. With AI tools' , anyone can create images. But it gets a little more for people to tell if the images are real or fake. 62. Usually it takes as little as 13 milliseconds to find out the truth, which we may be at. So Siwei Lyu hopes that we'll pause and think more when we see interesting or funny. 63. The computer scientist recommends looking at hands and eyes. In an image created by AI, a person may have more finger than five and each finger may be as as the others. 64. His or her pupils' shape produced by AI may be from the circular pupils of humans. So don't everything you see, and there's still room for AI tools to make improvement. 65. What does the article tell us？ VII.Writing （满分 15分） 如今，越来越多的外国友人开始喜爱中国传统艺术。假如你是黄英，你想向外国友人 介绍你最喜爱的中国传统艺术，请根据以下图示，撰写一篇作文。 要点包括： 1. 请在给出的四种传统艺术中选出其中一种并详细介绍（至少 3点）; 2. 须全面反映图文信息; 3. 文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称; 4. 词数 90左右。 参考词汇: 书法 calligraphy How do I get to like it? What do I expect about it? 第一部分听第1至5段材料，回答第1至5题，每段对话读一遍。one. Might, why do you look so happy? My father bought me a model plane as my birthday present yesterday. And why is the boy happy? two. Let's have lunch, the italian restaurant. Lucy. that's a great idea. I've never had italian food yet. Question, what are they going to do? three. What did you do? Last weekend? I went to the train station with my mother to meet my uncle. Question, whom did the girl go to the train station to meet? for. Listen, someone is knocking at the door. IT must be lilly SHE left her bag here when he went away this morning. Question, what did he leave here? five. Have you ever been to disneyland? Yes, I went to hang on disney last year. Question, when did the girl go to disneyland? 第二部分听第6至9段材料，回答第6至15题，每段对话读两遍。听第六段材料，回答第6至7题。Morning, Carol. Morning, might. Is that banana your breakfast? Yes, I usually eat fruit for breakfast. I like fruit too. Oh, you know, yesterday I tried a new fruit. IT was strange and delicious. What was IT? I have one in my bag. look. Oh, that is strange. What is IT? It's a star fruit. You cut IT and each piece is a star shape. Can I try IT? I have a knife in my desk. sure. Let's cut IT after the mass class. Morning, Carol. Morning, might. Is that banana your breakfast? Yes, I usually eat fruit for breakfast. I like fruit too. Oh, you know, yesterday I tried a new fruit. IT was strange and delicious. What was IT? I have one in my bed. Look. oh, that is strange. What is IT? It's a star fruit. You cut IT and each piece is a star shape. Can I try IT? I have a knife in my desk. sure. Let's cut IT after the mass class. 听第七段材料，回答第8至10题。Hello, this is teenager hotline. What can I do for you? Hello, this is bob. Yesterday, I thought with my classmates gym. Now he doesn't speak to me. What should I do? Nothing serious. You could just write a letter to say, sorry. I don't want to do that. Maybe you could do something kind for him. Oh, I remember next saturday is his birthday fine. Why don't you give him a card? That's a good idea. Thank you very much. By you're . welcome, boy. Hello, this is teenager hot line. What can I do for you? Hello, this is bob. Yesterday, I thought with my classmate jim. Now he doesn't speak to me. What should I do? Nothing serious. You could just write a letter to say, sorry. I don't want to do that. Maybe you could do something kind for him. Oh, I remember next saturday is his birthday fine. Why don't you give him a card? That's a good idea. Thank you very much. By you're . welcome, boy. 听第八段材料，回答第11至13题。Doctor, what do you think of american food? Well, it's Better than IT was. People are making some good changes. So is there a great change in american food? Not really. We still eat a lot of fat and salty food. I know you like IT, but that's bad for your heart. What kind of food do you think is healthy? I think healthy food uses less oil and cooking. And there are lots of fruits and vegetables, not as many desserts. That, right? Americans love sugar deserts, cake, ice cream and so on. What about asian food? Traditional ation food is even Better, a lot of vegetables and fish. Of course, there is quite a lot of salt and some main dishes, but IT is still very healthy. Oh, I see. Perhaps I need to change my eating habits. Doctor, what do you think of american food? Well, it's Better than IT was. People are making some good changes. So is there a great change in american food? Not really. We still eat a lot of fat and salty food. I know you like IT, but that's bad for your heart. What kind of food do you think is healthy? I think healthy food uses less oil and cooking, and there are lots of fruits and vegetables, not as many desserts. That's right. Americans love sugar deserts, cake, ice cream and so on. What about asian food? Traditional ation food is even Better, a lot of vegetables and fish. Of course, there is quite a lot of salt and some main dishes, but IT is still very healthy. Oh, I see. Perhaps I need to change my eating habits. 听第九段材料，回答第14至15题。Who are you looking for? Do you know where damming is? I saw him in the classroom just now. I went there, but I saw nobody in IT. Oh, he said he was going to plant trees together with his classmates behind our school. When will he be back? He will come back in two hours. If you see him, please tell him to come to my house. Eight o'clock this evening, daming said he wanted me to help him with his english. No problem. Who are you looking for? Do you know where damming is? I saw him in the classroom just now. I went there, but I saw nobody in IT. Oh, he said he was going to plant trees together with his classmates behind our school. When will he be back? He will come back in two hours. If you see him, please tell him to come to my house. At eight o'clock this evening, domain said he wanted me to help him with his english. No problem. 第三部分，听一段独白，填写下面的表格，每空一词。听独白前，你将有10秒钟的时间阅读题目，独白读两遍。I'm Christina and them from australia. Last year, I worked in china when the spring festival was coming. I was lucky to be invited to a chinese friend's home to celebrate the festival. I arrived there at seven on new year's eve. Her family invited me to have dinner at twelve. We went out to light some fireworks in china. Fireworks can bring people good luck and drive bad things away. We got up early on new year's day and had dumplings for breakfast. And then their relatives came to visit them. They said, happy new year and good wishes to each other. IT was a fantastic experience that i'll never forget. I'm Christina and am from australia last year. I worked in china when the spring festival was coming. I was lucky to be invited to a chinese friends home to celebrate the festival. I arrived there at seven on new year's eve. Her family invited me to have dinner at twelve. We went out to light some fireworks in china. Fireworks can bring people good luck and drive bad things away. We got up early on new year's day and had dumplings for breakfast. And then their relatives came to visit them. They said, happy new year and get wishes to each other. IT was a fantastic experience that i'll never forget. 2025年6月大庆市祥阁学校九年级 第一次模拟英语试题 (满分110分） 第一部分 听力（共计20分） I．Listening（共20小题，每小题1分，共20分） Part One Choose the right answer according to the dialogue you hear. 听第1~5段材料，回答第1~5题。每段对话读一遍。 ( )1. Why is the boy happy? A. Because his mother bought a birthday present for him. B. Because his father bought a birthday present for him. C. Because his friend bought a birthday present for him. ( )2. What are they going to do? A. Have breakfast. B. Have lunch. C. Have dinner. ( )3. Whom did the girl go to the train station to meet? A. Her mom. B. Her aunt. C. Her uncle. ( )4. What did Lily leave here? A. Her book. B. Her wallet. C. Her bag. ( )5. When did the girl go to Disneyland? A. Last week. B. Last month. C. Last year. Part Two Choose the right answer according to the dialogue you hear. 听第6段材料，回答第6~7题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )6. How does the girl like the new fruit? A. Bitter. B. Sour. C. Delicious. ( )7. Where does this conversation take place? A. In a school. B. At home. C. In a supermarket. 听第7段材料，回答第8~10题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )8. Whom did Bob fight with yesterday? A. His mom. B. His classmate. C. His teacher. ( )9. What does the woman ask Bob to do at first? A. Write Jim a letter. B. Give Jim a card. C. Say sorry to Jim face to face. ( )10. When is Jim's birthday? A. Next Monday. B. Next Friday. C. Next Saturday. 听第8段材料，回答第11~13题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )11. How does the doctor like American food? A. It has changed greatly. B. It's better now. C. It's very healthy. ( )12. What kind of food does the woman like? A. Fat and salty food. B. Vegetables and fruits. C. Traditional Asian food. ( )13. What is healthy food like? A. It uses more oil in cooking. B. There aren't lots of fruits or vegetables in it. C. It uses less oil in cooking and there are lots of fruits and vegetables. 听第9段材料，回答第14~15题。每段对话读两遍。 ( )14. Where is Daming? A. On the playground. B. In the classroom. C. Behind the school. ( )15. When will Daming come back? A. At 6 o’ clock. B. In two hours. C. At 8 o’ clock. Part Three Listen and fill in the blanks. 听独白，填写表格，每空一词。听独白前，你将有 10 秒钟的时间阅读题目，独白读两遍。 Christina’ s Experience of the Spring Festival The country she comes from 16. __________. Details(细节) ●She arrived at her friend's home at 7:00 on New Year's17. _________. ●At twelve o’ clock, they went out to light some fireworks(烟花). ●They got up early on New Year's Day and had 18. _________ for breakfast. And then, her friend’ s 19. _________ came to visit them. Feelings It was a(n) 20. __________ experience that she will never forget. 第二部分 笔试（共计90分） II.Reading comprehension （共15小题，每小题2分，共30分） A Do you want to write a message that can only be read by a person? It is a secret message for that person only. Other people can't see the message on the paper. Only that person knows how to make the message appear. Here's an experiment on how to write such a message. You’ll need half a lemon a cup four spoons of water a cotton swab(棉签) white paper a light bulb(电灯泡) What to do 1. Squeeze(挤) some lemon juice into water. Mix the water and juice. 2. Put the cotton swab into the mixture and make it wet. Use the wet cotton swab to write some words on the paper. 3. Let the paper dry. Show it to someone and ask if he or she can see the words on the paper. 4. Hold the paper close to a light bulb to heat it. Ask him or her again. Let me explain it! Lemon juice has chemicals that have carbon(碳). The chemicals break down easily when they are heated. And the carbon makes them turn a dark color, then you can see the words. ( ) 21. What is the correct order of the experiment? a. Use a light bulb to heat the paper. b. Put a cotton swab into the mixture. c. Mix lemon juice and water. d. Write on the paper with the wet cotton swab. e. Dry the paper. A. a-d-c-b-e B. c-b-a-e-d C. c-b-d-e-a D. a-e-b-c-d ( ) 22. You can see the secret message ________. A. when you hold the paper up B. after you heat the paper C. after you dry the paper D. when you shake the paper ( ) 23. What is the purpose of the passage? A. To show how to make good use of lemons. B. To explain why water is very important. C. To tell us how to use paper wisely. D. To show how to write a secret message. B “Let’s brainstorm together!” You might often hear your teachers ask you to have a group discussion to solve a problem. But is brainstorming really the best way to solve problems, especially creative ones? The Dutch company WeTransfer did a study of 20,000 people from 197 countries and regions. Most of these people work in creative jobs, such as writers, musicians and scientists. The results showed that brainstorming was often unhelpful for solving creative challenges. “It seems that while working together is important to bring an idea to life, it’s not very helpful for shaping ideas in the first place,” said Rob Alderson, WeTransfer’s editor-in-chief. If we give people enough time and space to think clearly, they can come up with better ideas, Alderson aded. Even Alex Osborn, the father of brainstorming, believed that spending time thinking alone was part of his own creative process. However, most companies don’t give their staff enough time and chances to prepare and develop their ideas on their own. Instead, they often hold too many meetings, which can hurt creativity. More than 40 percent of the people said meetings were harmful to good thinking. Spending time alone to think helps you come up with your own ideas and develop independent thinking. This is especially important when making decisions. Nearly 80 percent of the people in WeTransfer’s study said they trusted their own instincts (直觉) and research when deciding whether an idea was good. ( ) 24．What did WeTransfer’s research find out? A．People waste too much time brainstorming. B．Brainstorming brings creative people together. C．Brainstorming is needed to solve creative problems. D．Brainstorming isn’t very helpful for solving creative challenges. ( ) 25．Which idea might Alex Osborn agree with about coming up with good ideas? A. Working with others is important. B．Thinking on your own is helpful. C．Having discussions in meetings helps a lot. D．Asking for quick answers leads to better ideas. ( ) 26．What problems do some companies have according to Paragraph 5? A. Most of their staff can’t speak up. B．They don’t give their staff enough time to think. C．They don’t know how to hold a creative meeting. D．They care too much about their staff’s creativity. ( ) 27．Which is the best title for the passage? A. Better ideas come from thinking alone B．Think twice before making a decision C．Find someone and share your idea D．Brainstorming develops creativity C Rongchang, a small city in Chongqing, has become well - known around the world because of its traditional food, Rongchang Braised Goose（荣昌烤鹅）. This all started with Lin Jiang, a 48 - year - old man from the local area. He followed an international livestreamer named "IShowSpeed"（甲亢哥） through five different cities. His goal was to share his hometown's special dish. Lin wore a bright red flowery coat and shouted "Rongchang braised goose!" in easy English. His funny and sincere actions made millions of people like him online. One video of him got 120 million views, and the dish became very popular all over the world. The local government quickly helped Lin. They made him the "Chief Ambassador" of Rongchang Braised Goose and gave him 100,000 yuan as a reward. They also worked on making sure the food was safe. During holidays such as May Day, the government opened its cafeteria. There, tourists could eat cheap local dishes, including the famous braised goose. They also offered free parking, more bus services, and held cultural festivals to welcome visitors. Rongchang Braised Goose is not just an ordinary dish. It has a history of 300 years. It uses a secret recipe that has been passed down from one generation to another. It also uses special white geese from the local area. Now, this dish stands for the city's culture. When tourists come, they don't just eat the goose. They also take part in activities like making pottery and weaving traditional cloth. So, having a meal becomes a cultural experience. The results are amazing. The number of geese sold online went up by 105%. More people booked hotels, and during busy seasons, over 100,000 tourists visited the city every day. The city plans to become more famous around the world. It will work with Chinese communities overseas to share the "taste of home". Lin Jiang's story shows that if you are passionate and work together, you can turn a local dish into a way to connect different cultures. As he said, "I just wanted the world to taste my hometown's flavor." Today, Rongchang shows that even small cities can become very popular if they are real and put their heart into what they do. ( ) 28.Why did Lin Jiang follow "IShowSpeed" through five cities? A. To study English with the livestreamer B. To make his hometown's special food well - known C. To ask the livestreamer to come to Rongchang D. To take part in an international cultural event ( ) 29.What can we know about the local government's actions? A. They focused only on economic benefits from tourism B. They believed Lin Jiang's success was accidental​ C. They wanted to protect traditional recipes from being copied D. They wanted to attract more tourists with various services. ( ) 30.Why does the author mention the 300 - year history of Rongchang Braised Goose? A. To prove it is older than other Chinese dishes B. To explain how to make this dish C. To compare it with modern fast food​ D. To strengthen its cultural meaning beyond food ( ) 31.What does Lin Jiang's story mainly convey（传达）? A. Livestreaming is the most effective way to promote local food B. Small cities cannot compete with big cities in tourism C. Traditional dishes need modern marketing to survive​ D . Passion and collaboration (激情和合作)can turn local products into cultural bridges D Reading and writing Chinese characters is often considered the most ambitious challenge that language learners face in order to achieve fluency (流利). Indeed, the process which has shaped this character system over thousands of years is both complex (复杂的) and long. Although they may appear bewildering at first, Chinese characters are actually made up of different building blocks (块) that form a straight and reasonable structure. Once you catch a basic understanding of the structure of Chinese characters, you will be reading and writing your way across the kingdom of Chinese characters in no time. Read the following and continue along your journey to learn Chinese characters. Unlike the Roman alphabet (字母), Chinese characters are used to show meaning rather than sound. In fact, most characters were first used as visual (视觉的) descriptions of physical elements like trees, houses or humans. Their earliest forms, simplified versions of these symbols, known as character radicals (偏旁), serve as the foundation for modern written Mandarin (普通话). Making up about 80% of the Chinese characters, radicals—in addition to Chinese pinyin—are an important starting point for anyone who wants to read or write well in Mandarin. Jump to the list of the 40 most used Chinese radicals and continue learning Chinese characters. When two or more radicals are connected, they work together to create a single character; the radical on the left most shows the character's type or meaning, while the radical on the right might show its pronunciation. Most of the written language is made up of character compounds, in which several characters are connected to make one word. An important rule to note is that characters are written according to a standardized stroke order(笔画顺序), which typically moves from left to right, top to bottom and ▲ . Although Chinese characters may seem difficult at first, patterns will quickly appear once you develop a basic foundation. So, review your radicals, know about the most commonly used Chinese characters, and watch as your Mandarin skills grow quickly! ( ) 32.What does the underlined word “bewildering” mean in Chinese? A. 令人快乐的 B. 令人害怕的 C. 令人困惑的 D. 令人感动的 ( ) 33. What does the fifth paragraph talk about? A. The role of Chinese characters. B. The popularity of Chinese characters. C. The method of making a Chinese character. D. The difficulty of using Chinese characters. ( ) 34. Which of the following can be put into “ ▲ ” in the last paragraph? A. outside to inside B. end to beginning C. inside to outside D. beginning to end ( ) 35. The right structure of the passage is _______. (P=Paragraph) III.Complete the passage（共5小题，每小题1分，共5分） These days, especially in Grade 9, schoolwork takes up a lot of our time. Sometimes we forget to spend time with the people closest to us—our parents. 36 It doesn’t take much—just little moments that show we care. ◆Talk more often. It is one of the easiest ways to get closer to your parents. 37 Instead, just tell them about your day, ask how their work went, or share a joke can bring you closer. ◆ 38 Watch a movie together, go for a walk, play a board game, or even cook a new dish. These shared moments can become happy memories and give you more to laugh and talk about. ◆Do chores together. Helping with cooking, washing the car, or cleaning the house may seem simple, but working as a team builds trust and respect. 39 ◆Be kind and understanding. Say “thank you” when your parents help you. Listen when they talk. 40 What they say might sound strict or unfair at first, but if you look deeper, you’ll see it often comes from care and love. Family relationships don’t need to be perfect. What matters most are the small moments—the laughs and smiles you had and the time you spent together. The more time and heart you put into it, the closer your family will feel. A．Plan family time. B．Be honest with them. C．Try to see things from their side. D．You don’t have to say something big. E．You’ll also learn useful skills along the way. F．Write a note or draw something for them if you’re shy. G．But with a few small changes, we can get closer to them. IV. Cloze Test （共10小题，每小题1分，共10分） It's no secret that many people don't like to sleep standing up, but a company in Japan has created a device called“Giraffenap” that 41 people to sleep standing up. “Giraffenap” has been created by Koyoju Plywood Corporation. And it is aimed at allowing the users to take a rest while standing when they feel 42 or sleepy with the purpose of improving performance at work. The company points to a study by NASA, which found that pilots who took a 26-minute nap (小睡)experienced a 34 percent 43 in performance and alertness (警觉性), and a 16 percent improvement in reaction time. “As a new way to take a break, we will provide a space where you can take a nap 44 standing in the office,” the company explains. But 45 does it have to be standing? Well, the company explains that sleeping while standing allows you to reach a sleep state in which you breathe lightly.* So when you 46 , you can feel the effect of a nap without having to sleep too much, and you can 47 return to work without feeling dizzy(头晕目眩的). Now, I know what you' re 48 — wouldn't you just fall down if you tried to sleep while standing?Well, not with Giraffenap’ s 49 . The box comes equipped(配备) with four points to support the body at the head, butt, shins and soles, 50 you can relax in the box while still remaining upright. ( ) 41. A. lets B. asks C. allows D. tells ( ) 42. A. happy B. excited C. tired D. sad ( ) 43.A. improvement B. price C. way D. number ( ) 44. A. but B. though C. while D. so ( ) 45. A. why B. where C. how D. what ( ) 46. A. fall asleep B. wake up C. fall down D. hand up ( ) 47. A. slowly B. quickly C. successfully D. kindly ( ) 48.A. stopping B. playing C. listening D. thinking ( ) 49.A. plan B. kind C. design D. size ( ) 50 A. preparing B. meaning C. telling D. enjoying V.Grammatical Filling （共10小题，每小题2分，共20分） Did ancient people plant trees? They didn’t have a special day to plant trees like Tree Planting Day, but the tradition of planting trees 51 (be) there for a long time. Back then, it was always rainy around the Qingming Festival in spring. The trees that 52 (plant) around this time had better conditions to grow than usual, so people formed the custom of planting trees around the Qingming Festival. There were many kinds of trees. However, mulberry trees (桑树) and fruit trees were 53 (popular) of all. To feed the silkworms (蚕), more mulberry leaves were needed. Silk came from the silkworms, and then was made 54 silk clothes and traded between the east and the west of the world. Among the ancient people who suggested 55 (get) trees to offer food and clothes, there was a man whose name is well-known, Mencius (孟子). Dong Feng, 56 famous doctor in the Three Kingdom Period, saved many 57 (patient) lives for free. He only asked 58 (they) to plant apricot trees (杏树) on a hill. Gradually, a forest of apricot trees grew on the hill. That’s why we now praise a doctor 59 has excellent skills with the words “warmth in an apricot forest.” Each dynasty has different tree planting projects. Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty 60 (person) planted a ginkgo tree (银杏树) in a temple in Chang’an. 1,400 years later, the ginkgo tree is still growing. Now, the temple become a popular place for tourists. VI. Reading Expression (共5小题，每小题2分，共10分) Today, anyone can create images with the help of an AI tool. It seems like these images grow even more realistic with each passing day. 　 But don't panic, says Siwei Lyu. He is a computer scientist at the University of Buffalo. Lyu and a group of researchers have offered some tips about how to find out whether an image is real or fake. 　 The first step is to slow down. On social media, it takes us as little as 13 milliseconds(毫秒) to process a picture. That may be enough to notice what it is, but not enough to think about whether or not it's real. When you take more time to look, what you find may surprise you. "Next time we see some interesting or funny things, hopefully we'll pause a little bit and think about it, " Lyu says. 　 AI programmes are trained to create images by looking at a huge amount of real ones. These programmes only know what they've been given. They don't know what details to pay attention to. This results in problems that are obvious upon closer inspection(检查). 　 If there is a person in an image, Lyu recommends looking at his or her hands and eyes. Current AI programmes aren't good at producing lifelike hands. They may have six fingers, or fingers that are all the same length or are locked in a strange pose. And why the eyes? Humans almost always have circular pupils(圆形瞳孔), but AI often produces strangely shaped shadow in the centre of the eyes. Light reflected from the eyes should also be in the same place on each eye. It's something that current AI tools are still trying to work out. 　 Many AI-created images also have an unnatural smoothness(平滑) where there should be texture(纹理). Things that should be straight may be curved(弯曲的). You can start looking out for AI-created images today. Check first before you believe anything you see! 61. With AI tools'   , anyone can create images. But it gets a little more　　 　for people to tell if the images are real or fake. 62. Usually it takes  as little as 13 milliseconds to find out the truth, which we may be  at. So Siwei Lyu hopes that we'll pause and think more when we see interesting or funny. 63. The computer scientist recommends looking at hands and eyes. In an image created by AI, a person may have more finger than five and each finger may be as 　as the others. 64. His or her pupils' shape produced by AI may be  from the circular pupils of humans. So don't   everything you see, and there's still room for AI tools to make improvement. 65. What does the article tell us？ 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 VII.Writing （满分15分） 如今，越来越多的外国友人开始喜爱中国传统艺术。假如你是黄英，你想向外国友人介绍你最喜爱的中国传统艺术，请根据以下图示，撰写一篇作文。 How do I get to like it? What do I expect about it? 要点包括： 1. 请在给出的四种传统艺术中选出其中一种并详细介绍（至少3点）; 2. 须全面反映图文信息; 3. 文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称; 4. 词数90左右。 参考词汇: 书法calligraphy 第1页，共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$