宁夏银川市兴庆区银川景博学校2025-2026学年第二学期九年级英语模拟二考试试卷

银川景博学校2025-2026学年第二学期九年级模拟二考试试卷 科目：英语 2026年5月 （满分：100分 考试时间：100分钟） 第Ⅰ卷 选择题（共50分） 一、完型填空。（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） Dear Li Hua, I’m glad you shared your feelings with me. Many Grade Nine students feel stressed like you, so don’t worry, you’re not alone. As the saying goes, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Let’s take action with small things. First, your health is the most 1 thing. 2 enough sleep and rest, your brain can’t work well. Try to sleep early. It’s a 3 fact that sleep helps you learn better. Even if your homework isn’t 4 done, it’s better to get some sleep and finish it the next morning. Second, don’t try to do 5 at once. Take it step by step, and focus on one subject at a time. This helps you manage your schoolwork and avoid stress. Make a plan and 6 your plan. 7 communicate with your parents. Tell them your feelings. I’m sure they want the best for you and will understand you. Good communication helps solve problems 8 you will get support and encouragement from them. Finally, take breaks! 9 some time for hobbies, like listening to music, playing sports, or just chatting with friends. A balanced life is a happier life. Li Hua, I believe in you. You have a clear 10 . Keep going with confidence. I’ll always be here for you. Yours sincerely, Ms. Lin 1. A. normal B. smart C. important D. common 2. A. Without B. With C. For D. As 3. A. unsolved B. scientific C. cruel D. harmful 4. A. incompletely B. greatly C. widely D. completely 5. A. none B. everything C. something D. nothing 6. A. do with B. deal with C. stick to D. make up 7. A. Third B. Last C. Lastly D. Thirdly 8. A. Though B. Or C. But D. And 9. A. Spare　　　 B. Spend　　　 C. Cost　　　 D. Pay 10. A. effort　　 B. goal　　　 C. degree　　 D. instruction 二、阅读理解（共两节，20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 第一节（共16小题；每小题2分，满分32分） 请阅读下列语篇，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Boys and girls, before we start, there are a few things you need to keep in mind: First, safety first—don’t pour water onto desks. Second, follow the steps strictly. Third, observe carefully. Fourth, class rules: work quietly in groups and raise your hand if you have questions. Today we are going to find out how air pressure affects (影响) the water in the straw! Class: Physics Date: 2025/12/09 An Experiment about Air Pressure Materials: a cup, a straw (吸管), your finger, water Steps: 1. Fill the cup with water until it’s almost full. 2. Put the straw into the water. 3. Cover the top of the straw with your finger tightly and lift the straw up. 4. Observe what happens to the water in the straw. The science behind it: Air pressure is all around us. When you cover the top of the straw with your finger, you stop the air from getting into the top of the straw. The air pressure below the water (from the cup) pushes the water up into the straw, so the water stays in the straw even when you lift it. 11. The experiment is done on . A. September 12th B. October 9th C. November 12th D. December 9th 12. What do we need to prepare for the experiment? A. A cup, a straw, your finger, milk B. A cup, a straw, your finger, water C. A cup, a pen, your finger, water D. A cup, a straw, your eraser, water 13. The water stays in the straw when we lift it . A. because the straw is very thin and strong B. because water pressure is everywhere around us C. because the air pressure below pushes the water up D. because the cup is almost full of water 14. The purpose of this experiment is to . A. let students know how to keep safe in the experiment B. find out how the finger affects the water in the straw C. teach students how to do a physics experiment successfully D. show that air pressure is everywhere around us in our life B As 2026 comes, Omar, a young man from Slovakia (斯洛伐克), has been busy. He was invited to many New Year cultural activities to write the Chinese character “Fu” and send good wishes to people. Among all the calligraphers (书法家), Omar is quite popular. People are astonished that a foreigner can write such beautiful Chinese characters. Omar’s interest in Chinese calligraphy began in his childhood. His uncle worked abroad for a long time and was interested in Chinese culture, often bringing back writing brushes, ink cakes and related books. Omar felt close and curious about these tools when he first saw them. In 2005, Omar watched the Chinese film Hero. The part about the calligraphy character “Jian” made him feel the power and beauty of Chinese characters. He started to learn calligraphy by himself. After graduating from university in 2013, Omar came to China for the first time to study Chinese and calligraphy. Later, he returned to Hangzhou twice for further study. He has lived and studied in China for more than ten years. Omar finds that Chinese calligraphy is different from Western art in accepting “the beauty of imperfection” (缺陷美). He also tries to connect cultural relic restoration (文物修复) with calligraphy creation. Now, he is still deeply interested in calligraphy. 15. What does the underlined word “astonished” in Paragraph 1 probably mean? A. Surprised. B. Nervous. C. Sure. D. Afraid. 16. When did Omar start to learn Chinese calligraphy by himself? A. After watching the film Hero in 2005. B. When he was a primary school student. C. After graduating from university in 2013. D. When he came to China for further study. 17. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Omar is interested in Chinese calligraphy after he came to China. B. Omar came to China for the first time in 2005 to study calligraphy. C. Omar has lived and studied in China for more than ten years. D. Omar thinks Chinese calligraphy is the same as Western art. 18. What will probably be talked about next? A. Omar’s future life in his home country. B. How Omar’s uncle fell in love with Chinese culture. C. The history of Chinese operas spreading in Western countries. D. Omar’s ways of combining calligraphy with cultural restoration. C In small towns, people are used to saying hello to their neighbors in stores, on the streets and in front of their homes. In today’s city life, people may feel uncomfortable talking to neighbors they don’t know well at the supermarket. But greeting your neighbors is actually good for you, especially if you say hello to six people, according to a recent survey. Saying hello to people increases your sense of well-being (幸福感), and “six” is the magic number. The well-being score increases from zero to six and then there are no further increases. These results are from a survey. The survey took about seven days and was based on the answers from 4,556 Americans. It covered social well-being, physical well-being, community well-being and more. People who said they didn’t say hello to anyone in their neighborhood scored 51.5. People who greeted six neighbors had a score of 64.1. You might think that saying hello to neighbors is only about social well-being. In fact, regular greetings also improve a person’s physical well-being and community well-being. That’s because all of these are connected. You will be more likely to speak to people if you think your community is safe. Your physical well-being can improve if you are getting out and walking around your neighborhood. We don’t require that you know the person well; just stop and talk to him or her. But the more people to whom you say hello, the greater the probability that you’re actually going to start a conversation with them. While this is just a survey for now, saying hello regularly is a good way to improve your own well-being. 19. What does the writer encourage us to do? A. Know about our neighbors well. B. Speak to people if the community is safe. C. Get out to improve our physical well-being. D. Greet others even if we don’t know them well. 20. What does the underlined word “these” in Paragraph 3 refer to? A. Social well-being and physical well-being B. Physical well-being and community well-being C. Social well-being, physical well-being and community well-being D. Regular greetings and conversations with neighbors 21. What is the best title for the text? A. Say Hello to Your Neighbors B. Improve Your Well-Being C. Live in a Safe Community D. Walk Around Your Neighborhood 22. What’s the right structure (结构) of the passage? A. B. C. D. D China’s commercial space sector (商业航天领域) is set to make history with its first private manned suborbital (载人亚轨道) space tourism flights, planned for 2028 by Beijing Chuanyuezhe Aerospace Technology (穿越者航天科技). The firm’s CYZ-1 spacecraft will carry up 7 passengers to the Karman Line, 100 km above Earth. The 20-30 minute trip includes 3-6 minutes of weightlessness (失重) and they can also see the beautiful curve of Earth. Tickets cost 3 million yuan, people need to pay 10% of the price first. More than 20 seats have already been booked, including scientists, business leaders and an actor Huang Jingyu. Passengers must pass strict health checks and complete 6 months of professional training. The craft’s reusable “Cloud Landing System”(云着陆系统)passed all tests in early 2026, but it still needs the country’s space agency to give the final safety approval (许可). In the world, other companies also have similar flights. But high costs, safety worries and strict rules make them not very popular. China’s space technology is growing fast, especially with reusable rockets. However, experts say there are still challenges. Reusable systems need many successful flights to make sure they are safe. Even so, many people support the project. They believe it will drive innovation (创新). As technology gets better, the price will be low. The dream of space travel for more people is coming true, little by little. The future of this project looks bright and hopeful. 23. What is required for passengers to take the flight? A. They must be scientists or business leaders. B. They need to pay the full 3 million yuan ticket price at once. C. They must pass health checks and finish 6 months of training. D. They need to have experience in space travel. 24. What challenge do experts worry about most? A. The high cost of tickets B. The safety and reliability of the reusable systems C. The low number of reserved seats D. The weak public interest in space tourism 25. Which of the following would the supporters of the project most probably agree with? A. High prices will always stop people from taking space flights. B. The technology used in the project will help make space travel cheaper later. C. Only rich people should be allowed to travel to space. D. Other countries’ space tourism plans are better than China’s. 26. What is the writer’s attitude towards the future of China’s space tourism? A. Doubtful and worried B. Negative and critical C. Uninterested and cold D. Hopeful and positive 第二节 阅读匹配（共4小题；每小题2分，满分8分） 左栏是四名外国人的信息，右栏是宁夏五个city walk景点的简介。请为每名外国人匹配合适的city walk景点。选项中有一项为多余选项。 27 Lisa comes from Canada. She loves photography, especially taking photos of deserts. He also like to try some activities on the dessert. 28 Tom is from Britain. He likes old Chinese history and the Silk Road. He loves visiting old sites (遗址) to know old stories. 29 Amy comes from France. She wants to be an artist. She likes Chinese old buildings and paintings. She wants to get new ideas from great works. 30 Ken is from Australia. He is an active boy who loves nature and outdoor activities. He wants to enjoy fresh air and beautiful natural scenery. A. Ningxia Museum. It collects a large number of cultural relics from different dynasties in Ningxia. Visitors can learn about the long history and diverse culture of Ningxia here. B. Western Xia Imperial Tombs. It is the royal mausoleum of the Western Xia Dynasty, known as “the Oriental Pyramids” (东方金字塔). People can learn about the mysterious Western Xia culture and history. C. Shapotou Scenic Area. It lies by the Yellow River and the Tengger Desert. Visitors can try sand sledding, enjoy stars at night and take a boat on the Yellow River. D. Shahu Lake Scenic Area. It is a famous scenic spot with lake, wetland and desert. It is great for people to watch birds, take a boat and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. E. Rock Paintings of Helan Mountains It has thousands of ancient rock carvings with various patterns. It is a perfect place for art lovers to enjoy ancient art and feel the history. 第Ⅱ卷 非选择题（共50分） 三、语言运用（共两节，20小题；每小题1分，满分20分） 第一节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 请阅读下面语篇，在空白处填入恰当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（每空一词）。 In China, there is a special yo-yo that can sing as it spins (转). It’s called the diabolo, known as the Chinese yo-yo to Westerners. It is one of the 31 (old) toys in China. It has been around for more than 2,000 years and has seen the 32 (develop) of traditional toys. A diabolo has two big cups with a small piece in the middle. It spins on a string (线) that is tied to two sticks. Players move the sticks up and down to make it spin, jump, or fly through the air. When it spins fast, it makes a sound. Some people say it sounds like a bird showing off (炫耀) 33 (it) song. People in northern China call it “cheling”, which means “pulling the bell”. In the south, people call it “kongzhu” because it is empty inside. The names tell you something about the toy 34 (clear). Long ago, the diabolo was 35 (make) of bamboo and silk string. As time went on, it spread around the world. By the 1930s, it was popular 36 Europe and North America. Today, this 37 (wonder) toy continues to bring fun to people everywhere. There are lots of 38 (way) to play with the diabolo. Beginners start by learning to spin it smoothly. Then they try to throw it up and hold it with the sticks. People 39 were very good at it do cool moves. Some players often practise 40 (play) it together, and create exciting shows. 第二节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 根据短文内容，用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，使文章通顺、完整，每词限用一次。 others, when, successful, move, they, for, straight, minute, fall down. more than In April 2026, a special sports event took place in Beijing E-Town. Besides human runners, 41 300 humanoid (像人的、类人的) robots joined the 21-kilometer race. The race soon became popular and showed rapid progress in robot technology. The robots were divided into two teams. Some could 42 independently with their own sensors (传感器), while 43 needed people to control them from far away. This year’s event was much larger than the last one in 2026. The race road was not 44 . It had flat parts, small hills and many turns along the way. To provide new batteries (电池) and offer help 45 the competing robots, workers built some service stations. 46 robots ran out of power or had problems, they could get help there. After several hours, a robot called Lightning won first place. And it finished the whole race in 50 47 and 26 seconds. Its time was faster than that of many human runners. Some robots 48 during the race. However, most of 49 stood up again and kept running. The competition showed that robots could keep balance and run for long distances 50 . And it would also offer valuable information for robots’ future use in real life. 四、读写结合（共7小题；第51-56小题，每小题2分；第57小题3分，满分15分） 请阅读下面语篇，根据语篇内容，填写表格中所缺的信息（每空一词），并回答第57小题。 When tall people walk into a room, they stand out, which means they are usually noticed much more easily. They look nice and cool, so it’s no wonder that many young people want to grow as tall as possible. However, there are many myths (错误) about growth. Let’s check them and find out the truth. Myth 1: People stop growing when they become teenagers. Fact: Boys can still grow even in their early 20s, though both girls and boys grow more when they are younger. Girls are likely to grow more at younger ages than boys. But boys catch up and usually end up taller when they’re grown up. Myth 2: A person’s height is totally decided by genes (基因). Fact: Genes do play a role, deciding about 60% to 80% of a person’s height. But eating habit influences a lot. You are what you eat. For example, what children eat is very important. If they don’t eat healthily, they might not grow as tall as their genes would allow. Myth 3: Caffeine stops children from growing. Fact: A little caffeine use won’t keep children from growing taller. It’s fine for children to have a cup of coffee or tea. However, too much caffeine use might slow down growth because it gets in the way of sleep, which is when most growth happens. Knowing how growth happens helps people make good decisions. For young people, eating healthy food is the best way to help them grow. But remember that even if you’re not as tall as you would like, your character and choices matter more. Myths and facts about 51 Myth 1& Fact Myth 1: Teenagers stop growing Fact: Girls are likely to grow more at younger ages than boys. Boys catch up and usually end up 52 than girls in their early 20s. Myth 2& Fact Myth: Genes decide all of one’s height. Fact: Genes decide 60%-80% of height, but 53 also influences growth a lot. Myth 3& Fact Myth: Caffeine stops children from growing. Fact: Drinking too much caffeine may slow down growth because it is bad for 54 . 55 for Young People The best way to help grow taller is to eat healthy food. Conclusion Height is not everything, your 56 and choices are more important than how tall you are. 57. what can you do to grow taller and healthier? (结合文章内容和自身实际，写出三种你的不同做法，不超过30词，不得照搬原文句子) 五、书面表达（共1题，满分15分） 为了鼓励同学们积极参与社会实践活动（social practice），你所在的学校发起了“周末社会实践”活动倡议，同学们可以根据自己的兴趣选择不同的活动项目。假设你是李华，你打算邀请交换生Peter参加这次社会实践活动。请你从以下两个活动方案中任选其一，用英语给他写一封电子邮件。 Pick up rubbish When: this Saturday morning Where: People’s Park Why: to keep the park clean to protect the environment （至少再补充两条） Help farmers grow vegetables When: this Sunday morning Where: Sunshine Garden Why: to learn farming skills to form good working habits （至少再补充两条） 写作要求： 1. 文中必须包含所选活动方案的要点提示，可适当发挥； 2. 文中不得出现考生的真实姓名和学校名称； 3. 词数80左右（开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数）。 Dear Peter, How is everything going? I’m looking forward to your reply. 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