江苏南京市金陵中学仙林分校2026年九年级英语考前模拟测试

金中仙林春季学期中考第三次学情检测 九年级英语 满分：90分 考试时间：90分钟 命题人：初三英语组 选择题（共40分） 一、单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Chinese tea culture has a long history. During the Spring Festival, you will often see people serve tea to guests. But have you noticed that people __1__ fill the teacup only seven-tenths full? There is a wise saying behind this tradition. Chinese people believe "full tea is a cup of __2__". When the cup is too full, it is easy to spill and burn the guest's fingers. It is __3__ a sign of respect to leave some space. Besides, the word for "tea" in Chinese sounds __4__ the word for "stay". So offering tea also means you hope the guest will stay longer. Next time you have tea, remember this small __5__ of Chinese culture. 1. A. seldom B. never C. usually D. hardly 2. A. luck B. trouble C. joy D. surprise 3. A. also B. only C. just D. still 4. A. different from B. similar to C. interested in D. known as 5. A. rule B. problem C. detail D. choice B Nanjing has two lovely city mascots named Lele and Meimei. Lele is __6__ after the rain flower stone, a famous local treasure. Its round shape and bright colors stand for energy and happiness. Meimei is designed based on the plum blossom, the city flower of Nanjing. It __7__ the city's brave and independent spirit. These two mascots often appear at important events. They help __8__ Nanjing's culture to visitors from all over the world. Many people believe that mascots like these can __9__ make an event more lively and unforgettable. Whether at city fairs or sports meetings, you can __10__ see Lele and Meimei smiling and greeting everyone warmly. 6. A. named B. called C. taken D. made 7. A. receives B. represents C. remembers D. repeats 8. A. hide B. borrow C. introduce D. protect 9. A. quietly B. slowly C. suddenly D. surely 10. A. hardly B. always C. never D. sometimes C Long ago, there was an old farmer who had a very big and old tree in his yard. The tree bore no fruit and gave little shade, __11__ the farmer decided to cut it down. When he started cutting, his neighbor came over and said, "Don't cut it. If you __12__ this tree, you will lose a good place for birds to sing." The farmer didn't listen. Just then, he found something inside the tree — a bees' nest full of honey. He tasted it and said, "This tree is not __13__ after all!" He stopped cutting and realized that everything has its own value, __14__ it is not easy to see at first. Sometimes we are too quick to judge things. We should look more carefully before we make a __15__. 11. A. so B. but C. or D. for 12. A. plant B. climb C. remove D. water 13. A. useful B. useless C. beautiful D. dangerous 14. A. because B. unless C. even if D. so that 15. A. decision B. mistake C. promise D. speech 二、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 Last summer, our neighborhood started a community garden project. The idea came from Mrs. Chen, who noticed the empty lot at the corner looked __16__ and wanted to change it. At first, not everyone thought it would work. Some people worried that weeds would take over and the place would look even worse. But Mrs. Chen __17__ that if everyone helped, we could create something wonderful. We held our first meeting on a Saturday morning. About twenty neighbors __18__. We divided into small groups: some cleared rubbish, some dug the soil, and others collected seeds and plants from their own gardens. My job was to __19__ a list of plants that grow well in our area. I never knew there were so many different kinds of vegetables and flowers! After three weekends of hard work, the garden started to take __20__. We planted tomatoes, carrots, and sunflowers along the edges. The center was a small sitting area with wooden benches that a neighbor __21__ himself. We even put up a little sign that says "Green Neighbors Community Garden." Now, three months later, the garden is __22__. Every morning, you can see people watering their plants and chatting with each other. Kids come to look for butterflies and learn where food comes from. Elderly people sit on the benches, __23__ the fresh air and sunshine. The garden has not only made the neighborhood look nicer, but also brought people closer together. Last week, we had our first harvest. Everyone brought something home — tomatoes, cucumbers, and some fresh herbs. We also __24__ a basket of vegetables to the elderly couple who live alone on the first floor. Mrs. Chen was right. When a community works together, something __25__ can grow from a small idea. 16. A. tidy B. ugly C. quiet D. comfortable 17. A. doubted B. remembered C. believed D. forgot 18. A. showed up B. gave up C. woke up D. hurried up 19. A. sell B. buy C. borrow D. make 20. A. shape B. care C. notes D. photos 21. A. broke B. built C. drew D. found 22. A. dying B. sleeping C. thriving D. waiting 23. A. preparing B. avoiding C. enjoying D. wasting 24. A. took B. stole C. lost D. threw 25. A. ordinary B. expensive C. terrible D. amazing 三、阅读理解（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 请认真阅读下列材料，从材料后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Sunny Library Summer Reading Program Make this summer one to remember! Join our 8-week reading adventure and win great prizes. Who can join? All students from Grade 1 to Grade 9. How does it work? 1. Pick up a reading card at the front desk. 2. Every time you finish a book, write down the title and get a stamp. 3. Collect stamps to win prizes! Prize Levels: - 3 books → A colorful bookmark - 6 books → A library tote bag - 10 books → A $10 bookstore gift card - 15 books → Grand prize: A new e-reader Special Events in July: - July 7: Story Time for Little Kids (10:00 a.m.) - July 14: Science Magic Show (2:30 p.m.) - July 21: Writing Workshop with a local writer (3:00 p.m.) - July 28: Movie Afternoon — The Secret Garden (2:00 p.m.) Important Notes: - The program starts on July 1 and ends on August 26. - You can borrow up to 5 books each time. - Books must be returned within 3 weeks. - All events are free, but please sign up at the front desk one week earlier. Let the magic of books take you on wonderful journeys this summer! 26. What do you get after reading 6 books? A. A bookmark. B. A tote bag. C. A gift card. D. An e-reader. 27. Which event should you join if you want to improve your writing? A. Story Time. B. Science Magic Show. C. Writing Workshop. D. Movie Afternoon. 28. How long does the summer reading program last? A. One month. B. Two months. C. Three months. D. Half a year. 29. What is TRUE according to the material? A. Only primary school students can join. B. You need to pay for the movie afternoon. C. You can borrow 6 books at a time. D. You should sign up for events in advance. 30. What is the purpose of this text? A. To sell books to students. B. To introduce a library reading program. C. To teach kids how to read faster. D. To show the importance of libraries. B The Secret Language of Bees Bees are very busy little insects. They fly from flower to flower collecting nectar to make honey. But how do bees tell each other where to find the best flowers? The answer is surprising — they dance! When a worker bee finds a good source of food, it flies back to the hive and performs a special dance. There are two main types of dances. The first is called the round dance. The bee moves in small circles, again and again. This dance tells other bees that food is nearby, less than 100 meters away. It doesn't show the exact direction, just that food is close. The second dance is more detailed. It is called the waggle dance. The bee moves in a figure-eight pattern, waggling its body from side to side as it goes straight down the middle. This dance gives two important pieces of information: distance and direction. The speed of the waggle shows how far away the food is. If the bee waggles slowly, the food is far away. If it waggles quickly, the food is close. The direction of the straight part of the dance shows which way the flowers are, using the sun as a guide. For example, if the bee points straight up, it means "fly toward the sun." Scientists have studied bee dances for many years. Karl von Frisch was the first person to understand the meaning of these dances, and he won a Nobel Prize for his work. Thanks to his research, we now know that bees have one of the most unusual communication systems in the animal kingdom. Next time you see bees buzzing around a garden, remember — they might be having a conversation through dance! 31. What does the round dance tell other bees? A. The exact place of food. B. Food is not far away. C. The type of flower. D. How much nectar there is. 32. What information does the waggle dance provide? A. Only distance. B. Only direction. C. Both distance and direction. D. Neither distance nor direction. 33. If a bee waggles slowly during the dance, what does it mean? A. The food is far away. B. The food is very sweet. C. There is danger nearby. D. The hive is getting full. 34. Who first understood the meaning of bee dances? A. A garden keeper. B. Karl von Frisch. C. A Nobel Prize winner from China. D. A group of high school students. 35. What is the passage mainly about? A. How bees make honey. B. The life of worker bees. C. How bees communicate through dances. D. Different types of bees around the world. C Why Read Books When We Have the Internet? These days, you can find almost any information online in seconds. Some people say that reading books is no longer necessary. Why open a heavy book when you can just search the internet? However, books still offer many benefits that screens cannot match. First, reading books helps improve your attention span. When you read a whole book, you have to follow a long story or a complex idea from beginning to end. This trains your brain to focus for longer periods. On the internet, people often jump from one short article to another, never staying on one topic for more than a few minutes. Over time, this can make it harder to concentrate on deep thinking. Second, books develop your imagination. When you read a novel, you create the characters and places in your own mind. No two readers picture a story exactly the same way. Your brain works actively to build the world of the book. Videos and images, on the other hand, give you everything ready-made. You don't have to imagine — you just receive. Third, reading books improves your vocabulary and writing style. Good writers choose their words carefully. By reading many books, you naturally pick up richer language and better sentence structures. Internet writing is often casual and simple, and it doesn't challenge you to grow as a language user. Finally, books are windows to other worlds and lives. Through reading, you can experience what it was like to live in another time or another country. You can see the world through someone else's eyes. This helps develop understanding and empathy for people who are different from you. The internet is a wonderful tool, and we are lucky to have it. But books are not old-fashioned or useless. They are a different way of learning — deeper, slower, and more personal. The best thing is to use both: the internet for quick facts, and books for deep understanding and pleasure. 36. What is the main idea of Paragraph 2? A. Reading books helps you focus better. B. Internet articles are usually short. C. People jump between topics online. D. Deep thinking is not important anymore. 37. Why does the writer say books develop imagination? A. Books have more pictures than websites. B. Readers create the story world in their minds. C. Good writers describe everything in detail. D. Novels are more interesting than videos. 38. What does the underlined word "empathy" probably mean? A. The ability to understand others' feelings. B. The ability to remember things quickly. C. The ability to write well. D. The ability to speak foreign languages. 39. Which of the following would the writer agree with? A. Books are completely better than the internet. B. The internet will replace books very soon. C. Books and the internet serve different purposes. D. Reading books is only for old-fashioned people. 40. How does the writer organize the passage? A. By telling a personal story. B. By comparing two opinions and giving reasons. C. By listing numbers and facts. D. By asking questions and not answering them. 非选择题（共50分） 四、填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） A）请根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使短文意思完整正确。 The Green Youth Environmental Camp was held in our city last month. Fifty middle school students took part in this meaningful activity. __41__ (在……期间) the three-day camp, the students learned a lot about protecting our planet. On the first day, they visited a waste recycling center. The guide __42__ (耐心地) explained how different materials are sorted and reused. The students were surprised to learn that one plastic bottle can take 450 years to break down. In the __43__ (过去), many people threw rubbish everywhere without thinking. Now, more and more people realize the importance of recycling. The camp also used fun activities to __44__ (创造) chances for students to practice sorting waste. By the end of the day, each student knew __45__ (他们自己) could make a difference. B）请根据短文内容，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。 The second day was all about nature. The students went to a nearby wetland park to observe birds and plants. It was their first time __46__ (join) a real scientific field trip. With the help of a bird expert, they used binoculars to watch different kinds of birds and learned about the __47__ (value) role wetlands play in the environment. The guide said, "Wetlands are like the Earth's kidneys. They clean the water and provide homes for many __48__ (live) things." The students also planted twenty small trees along the lake. Their teacher said this activity was not __49__ (simple) about planting trees — it was about building a greener future. When the last tree was planted, the students looked at the young trees and felt __50__ (pride) of what they had done. C）请阅读下面短文，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语填空（方框中有一个单词或短语是多余选项）。 a sense of carry out bright speeches a number of experience On the last day, the camp held a small sharing meeting. Each group gave a presentation about what they had learned. One student said, "This camp helps me see a __51__ future for our planet if we all take action." The most unforgettable part was the cultural __52__ of making cloth bags. The students used old T-shirts to make reusable shopping bags. They learned that __53__ small changes in daily life can add up to big influence. They also listened to two environmental volunteers give __54__ about their work protecting endangered animals. The camp leader said, "This activity helps the young develop __55__ responsibility for our planet. Small steps lead to big changes." 五、阅读填空（共19小题；满分20分） A）请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第56-63小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第64小题。 Biking Culture in the Netherlands The Netherlands is often called the bicycle capital of the world. In this small European country, there are more bikes than people. Almost everyone rides a bike — children, grandparents, business people, even the prime minister. Biking is not just a sport or a hobby there; it is a way of life. How did this start? Back in the 1970s, the Netherlands had a big problem with traffic and pollution. Cars were becoming more popular, and the number of road accidents kept rising, especially among children. People were worried and started to demand safer streets for cyclists. The government listened and began to build special bike paths all over the country. Today, the Netherlands has over 35,000 kilometers of bike paths. These paths are separate from car roads, so biking is very safe. There are also bike traffic lights, bike parking garages, and even special bridges only for bikes. In many cities, it is faster to go by bike than by car, especially during rush hour. Dutch people start biking at a very young age. Children learn to ride bikes before they go to primary school. Most students ride their bikes to school every day, no matter the weather. Rain or shine, you will see the streets full of bikes. Biking brings many advantages. It keeps people healthy, it does not pollute the air, and it saves money. The Netherlands has one of the lowest rates of traffic deaths in Europe, and people there are generally healthier than in many other countries. Many cities around the world are now looking to the Netherlands as an example. They are building more bike paths and encouraging people to leave their cars at home. The Dutch have shown that with good planning and public support, biking can become a normal part of city life. Biking Culture in the Netherlands Introduction The Netherlands is the bicycle 56_____ of the world, with more bikes than people. History In the 1970s, more cars caused more accidents and 57_____. People asked for safer streets, so the government 58_____ special bike paths. Today's situation There are 59_____ 35,000 km of bike paths separate from car roads. Biking is often 60_____ than driving during rush hour. People's habits Children learn to bike at an 61_____ age and ride to school daily. People bike in all kinds of 62_____. Advantages Keeps people healthy, causes no pollution, and 63_____ money. 64. Do you think more people in our city should ride bikes? Why or why not?（不少于20词） _________________________________________________________________ B）请根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词。 The Story of the Umbrella The umbrella is such a common object that we hardly think about it. But do you know how long people have been using umbrellas? The history is much older than you might t__65__. The first umbrellas appeared over 4,000 years ago in ancient Egypt and China. At first, they were not used for rain — they were used for s__66__. Rich and powerful people walked under umbrellas to keep the sun off their skin. These early umbrellas were made of palm leaves or feathers, and they were very colorful and decorative. In ancient China, umbrellas were also a symbol of rank. Only the emperor and important officials could use umbrellas of certain c__67__. Ordinary people were not allowed to carry them. Later, umbrellas spread to other countries. The ancient Greeks and Romans used them too, but again, mainly for sun protection. It was not until the 17th century that people in Europe s__68__ using umbrellas for rain. At first, most men considered umbrellas to be a women's item. It took a long time b__69__ men began to carry them regularly. The first folding umbrella was i__70__ in the 1920s. Before that, all umbrellas were long and difficult to carry around. The new folding design made them much e__71__ to put in a bag and take anywhere. Today, umbrellas are everywhere. They come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Some are small enough to fit in your pocket, while o__72__ are large enough for two people. Modern umbrellas are made of lightweight materials that dry quickly. It is amazing to think that such a simple invention has been around for t__73__ of years. Next time you open an umbrella on a rainy day, remember — you are holding an invention with a very long and c__74__ history. 六、书面表达（满分15分） 假设你是李华，你的英国笔友Jack来信说他对你们学校刚刚举办的"校园读书节"很感兴趣。请你给他回一封邮件，介绍这次活动。内容包括： 1. 读书节的时间和目的; 2. 主要活动（至少两项）; 3. 你的感受和收获 注意： 1. 词数80左右（开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数）;2. 文中不得出现真实姓名和校名 Dear Jack, I'm glad you're interested in our School Reading Festival._________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Yours, Li Hua 九年级英语三模答案 一、单项填空（每小题1分，共15分） 1-5: C B A B C 6-10: A B C D B 11-15: A C B C A 二、完形填空（每小题1分，共10分） 16-20: B C A D A 21-25: B C C A D 三、阅读理解（每小题1分，共15分） 26-30: B C B D B 31-35: B C A B C 36-40: A B A C B 四、填空（每小题1分，共15分） A）根据汉语写单词 41. During 42. patiently 43. past 44. create 45. themselves B）词形变换 46. to join 47. valuable 48. living 49. simply 50. proud C）选词填空 51. bright 52. experience 53. a number of 54. speeches 55. a sense of 五、阅读填空（共20分） A）表格填空（每空1分，共8分） 56. capital 57. pollution 58. built 59. over 60. faster 61. early 62. weather 63. saves 64. 参考答案（2分）：Yes, I think more people should ride bikes. It's good for our health and helps reduce air pollution. It also saves money and avoids traffic jams during rush hour. B）首字母填空（每空1分，共10分） 65. think 66. sun / sunshine 67. colors 68. started 69. before 70. invented 71. easier 72. others 73. thousands 74. colorful 六、书面表达（满分15分） Dear Jack, I'm glad you're interested in our School Reading Festival. It was held last week to encourage more students to read and share good books. There were many interesting activities. We had a book fair where we could exchange books with each other. A famous writer also came to give a speech about reading habits. My favorite part was the "Read Aloud" competition, where students shared their favorite passages. I really enjoyed this festival. It helped me discover new books and made me realize the joy of reading. I hope we can have more activities like this. Yours, Li Hua 评分标准： - 内容完整，覆盖所有要点（6分） - 语言准确，语法正确，用词恰当（5分） - 结构清晰，行文连贯（2分） - 词数符合要求，书写规范（2分） 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $