广东深圳市坪山区两校联考2026-2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题

保密★启用前 2026-2027学年初三开学检测 英语试卷 2026.8 I. 完形填空（10分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。（共10小题，每小题1分） When talking about Confucius, everyone thinks of the famous teacher and thinker in ancient China. Actually, Confucius also had a great interest in 1 . He once learned to play the guqin from Shi Xiangzi, a music master (大师) in the Spring and Autumn period. When Confucius began his lesson, he kept playing the 2 piece of music for many days. Shi Xiangzi was surprised. He wondered why Confucius did this. One day, Shi Xiangzi told Confucius, “Now you can play this piece well. You can move on to 3 other pieces.” Confucius said, “Thank you, but I have to learn its 4 .” After some days, Confucius could play with the skills. His teacher said again, “You can start to learn 5 pieces.” “Let me practice more. I want to know its conception (思想),” he said. During the next days, Confucius 6 practicing the same piece of music. Shi Xiangzi listened to his playing and was very happy with it. Then he asked Confucius for the third time, “Now that you’ve learned its conception, why don’t you learn the next piece?” “But I haven’t 7 the composer (创作者) of it,” Confucius answered. After even more practice, Confucius stopped one day. He told his teacher 8 , “From this music, I knew that it was composed by a great ruler. I’m 9 the composer is King Wen!” “You’re right!” Shi Xiangzi said in 10 , “How smart you are!” “That is because you are a smart teacher,” Confucius said. 1. A. chess B. music C. history D. science 2. A. different B. difficult C. same D. ancient 3. A. write B. learn C. teach D. copy 4. A. skills B. writers C. sounds D. instruments 5. A. easy B. strange C. modern D. new 6. A. stopped B. continued C. forgot D. imagined 7. A. played against B. acted out C. cared for D. found out 8. A. confidently B. sadly C. patiently D. faithfully 9. A. angry B. sorry C. certain D. unaware 10. A. detail B. public C. order D. surprise II. 阅读理解（40分） 第一节 阅读下列短文，从下面每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 A Funny Inventions Time Temp Glasses Are you a person who wants to know the time and temperature during the day? You might like Time Temp Glasses. These special glasses show the time above your right eye and the temperature above your left eye. It is surely easier than wearing a watch, and you will never have to guess the temperature. Price: $20 for one pair. Alarm Fork Do you eat too quickly? Do you eat too much? How can an Alarm Fork help you? Well, this special fork has two lights: one green and one red. When the green light is on, its OK to take a bite (一口) of food. The fork “knows” when you take a bite, and soon the red light goes on. Wait for the green light before you take another bite Price: $8 for one. Smell This How do you know whether your breath smells nice or not? It’s difficult to know, because it’s very hard to smell the air that comes out of your own mouth. Smell This is useful for this situation. Smell This covers your nose and your mouth, so it is easy to smell the air that comes out of your mouth. Price: $15 for one Banana Suitcase Has this ever happened to you? You put a banana in your bag in the morning and when you open the bag at noon, the banana looks as if someone drove a car over it. If you put your banana in the Banana Suitcase, this will never happen. It keeps a banana safe, delicious, and looking like a banana! Price: $10 for one. 11. Time Temp Glasses are special because they ________ A. can change your body temperature B. help people see very faraway places C. tell you the temperature in an easier way D. can show you the right time 12. The Alarm Fork ________. A. comes in two colors B. helps people eat healthily C. tells people what to eat D. is cheap 13. How much should you pay if you buy one Smell This? A. $8. B. $10. C. $15. D. $30. 14. The Banana Suitcase might be useful for someone who ________. A. often takes bananas on trips B. wants to grow a banana plant C. has little interest in eating bananas D. likes going a trip 15. Where might you see this material? A. In a tourist map. B. In a science magazine. C. In a health report. D. In a storybook. B In Gansu province, three generations of workers have worked hard to stop desertification. Babusha, a big sand dune (沙丘) at the edge (边缘) of the Tengger Desert, was a big cause of sandstorms in the 1980s. The desert destroyed farmland and villages in its south, and affected more than 30,000 people. However, with the effort of “the six old men” and their children and grandchildren, now, a green belt, which is 10 kilometers long and 8 kilometers wide, has been built. This project is time-consuming. Guo Chaoming and five other villagers first had the idea of renting 5,000 hectares (公顷) of sandy land to plant trees in 1981. Their original goal was to prevent sandstorms from destroying their crops. At the time, Guo, the oldest of the six, was already 61, while Zhang Runyuan, the youngest, was not yet 50. At first, they planted 667 hectares of saplings (幼苗). However, after the first sandstorm, no more than 30 percent survived. After countless failures, they successfully thought of the idea of burying wheat straw (埋麦秸) around trees to hold the sand. Planting trees in the desert is difficult, but taking care of them was even more challenging. To protect the trees, they chose to live there for years, in a simple shelter they made from wooden poles and straw (木杆和稻草). They used bricks (砖头) to support a cooking pot (灶台), drank boiled water and ate steamed buns when hungry. In the eyes of the six men, the Babusha forest farm became their most valuable possession. Even in the 1990s, when they lacked money, they didn’t cut down a single tree or grass to sell. Time passed by and four of the six passed away. But their children and grandchildren took up the torch and continued their work. Now, the desert has changed into grassland and forest. The amount of plants has increased from less than 3% to more than 75%. In 2019, “the six old men” and their families were honored “Model of the Times” and “Most Beautiful Fighters” for their hard work. 16. In paragraph 1, “three generations of workers” refers to ________. A. “The six old men” B. Six scientists including Guo Chaoming, Zhang Runyuan and so on C. “The six old men” and their children and grandchildren D. More than 30,000 people in the villages 17. What was the original purpose of the six old men in renting the sandy land? A. To contribute to the society. B. To protect their own crops from sandstorms. C. To improve their own skills by planting trees. D. To deal with the environmental problem. 18. How did the six old men manage to increase the survival rate (比率) of saplings in the desert? A. By planting fewer saplings. B. By taking good care of saplings and watering them several times a day. C. By keeping testing and failing several times. D. By burying wheat straw to hold the sand. 19. Which of the following words best describe the six old men’s qualities? A. Brave, determined and wealthy. B. Persistent, tough and principled. C. Adventurous, open-minded and selfish. D. Positive, confident and curious. 20. The underline phrases “took up the torch” in paragraph 6 could be replaced by ________. A. push their limits B. shoulder the responsibility C. take the lead D. break new ground C On June 23, the Chinese actress Huo Siyan posted a video on Xiaohongshu. She shared how she and her husband discovered an injured beagle (比格犬) by the roadside. It turned out that the poor dog had come from a lab. The couple took her home and named her Pearl. Their story has drawn public attention to animals used in lab testing. Animals have long played an important role in scientific studies. In the 1880s, Louis Pasteur conducted experiments on sheep and showed the world that some diseases are caused by germs. In the 1970s, treatments for a serious skin disease were used on animals before being given to humans. In 1974, Rudolf Jaenisch put DNA from a virus into mice. Genetic research grew quickly after that. Today, animal testing is still required for many products. From cosmetics (化妆品) to medicines, new chemicals are often tested on animals first. It is said that more than 115 million animals are used in experiments every year. Lab testing on animals is not like taking your pet to the vet. Lab animals are harmed in many ways. Some tests even require the animal to die. That’s the sad but true situation for millions of mice, rabbits, dogs and other animals. Back in the 17th century, people had different opinions about animal testing. Many people disliked it. They believed that animals should not be harmed for humanity’s sake. In recent years, more and more people are saying “no” to animal research. Some countries have banned (禁止) the testing of certain products on animals. Scientists have been working to offer non-animal methods. For example, they have created 3D chips (芯片) from human cells. These chips work like tiny human organs. They are used to find out how human systems respond to drugs. Some scientists remove cells from a cancer patient’s tumor. These cells are then used to test different treatments. Researchers also make use of computer models. They can predict how a medicine might affect us. These methods help improve the understanding and treatment of the human body. They are also faster and cheaper than animal testing. Old habits die hard. But non-animal methods will one day replace experiments on animals. This will be a good thing not just for animals, but for human health in general. 21. What led to the increased public attention on the issue of animal testing? A. The development of 3D chips from human cells. B. Huo Siyan’s discovery of an injured beagle from a lab. C. The banning of animal testing in certain countries. D. The use of computer models to predict drug effects. 22. What is the main idea of the second paragraph? A. People’s attention has been drawn to the animals used in lab testing. B. Animal testing should be stopped immediately. C. The negative effects of animal testing. D. Animal testing has had an important impact on scientific progress. 23. What is the current status of animal testing according to the passage? A. It has been completely banned worldwide. B. It is still required for many products, including cosmetics and medicines. C. It has been replaced by non-animal methods. D. It is only conducted for scientific research, not for product testing. 24. What is the structure of the passage? A. ①→②→③④ B. ①→②③→④ C. ①→②→③→④ D. ①②→③④ 25. What is the author’s attitude on the future of non-animal testing methods? A. They will never replace animal testing. B. They will eventually replace animal testing and benefit both animals and human health. C. They are too expensive and time-consuming to be practical. D. They are not as effective as traditional animal testing methods. 第二节 请阅读下面的短文，并从下列方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文意思完整、连贯。 Just think about it: How long is 46 seconds? 26 And it might take you that long to lace up your shoes. But on August 4, swimmer Pan Zhanle swam 100 meters in 45.92 seconds, and his team became the first non-American team to win the Olympic men’s 4×100m relay in more than 40 years. That was just one of China’s many breakthrough moments from this summer’s Olympics. Three days earlier, Pan shocked the world in the men’s 100m freestyle. Like a flying fish, he touched the wall in 46.40 seconds. 27 One thing that struck me was how young these champions are. 28 The gold medalists certainly got the most attention. 29 One of them is skater Cui Chenxi. In the women’s skateboarding street final, the 13-year-old finished fourth. It was China’s best result so far in this Olympic event. Naturally, while some cried tears of joy, others shed tears of regret. Swimmer Zhang Yufei returned home with one silver and five bronze medals but no gold. The 26-year-old isn’t sure about her chances for the 2028 Games. All athletes want gold medals, but like Zhang said in an interview, “It’s a competitive world. 30 ” A. Some athletes, however, made history even without winning medals. B. You can’t always get what you want, even if you’ve done your best. C. Diver Quan Hongchan already has three Olympic gold medals, yet she is only 17 years old. D. Success comes from hard work, patience and resilience. E. It was a new world record. F. A computer might take 46 seconds to start up. 第三节 信息匹配 左栏是五个学生的情况介绍，右栏是七个中华成语故事，请为每个人匹配对应的成语故事，并将其字母编号填写在题号前的括号内。选项中有两项为多余选项。 31 Luke works hard every day. He is too busy to spend time with his family, so he doesn’t have a good relationship with his wife and children. 32 Mary is a mother. She cooks for the family, but her children always pick the food. They only choose the food they like to eat. 33 Jack and Lucy have three children and they love a tidy home. However, the children often mess up their rooms. The parents are unhappy about it. 34 Lisa has trouble communicating with her parents. She thinks they only care about her study and don’t understand her at all. 35 Ben often feels lonely because his parents are busy with their work. He hopes his parents can spend more time with him. A. Parents can assign (分配) housework to their children and encourage them to be responsible. When they help, they learn to work together and make the house clean and tidy. B. If a family has kids who only like certain foods, parents should let kids help plan and make healthy meals. This will help kids eat better and make mealtime more fun for everyone. C. You can talk with your parents about your true feelings. Share your hobbies, dreams and school life. Communication is the key to a good relationship. D. Cook a special meal for your mother to show your care and love. Remember to be thankful to your mom and tell her you love her from time to time. E. Make time for family. Don’t work when you’re with your family. This helps you spend quality time with the people you love. F. Tell your parents you want to spend more time with them. They love you. If you tell them you need more time together, they’ll try to make time for you. III. 语法填空（10分） 阅读下面短文，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中所给词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡规定的位置上。 Who’s the Internet’s new favorite animal? It’s Moo Deng, the hippo! Moo Deng is a hippo. She was born 36 July 10 at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand. The baby hippo 37 (become) popular online since the zoo began posting videos of 38 (she) cute moments. Photos of Moo Deng have flooded social media. Artists draw cartoons of her. There are also Moo Deng-themed cakes and coffee art. She has helped double the number of 39 (visit) to the zoo. “She’s such 40 little lump (团). I want to ball her up and swallow her whole!” an 41 (excite) fan said after seeing her. It took the crazy fan 3 hours 42 (come) to Thailand by plane. Moo Deng, which means “bouncy pork” in Thai, is a type of meatball. It 43 (choose) by fans through an online vote. The name matches her sister’s, Moo Waan (sweet pork). Pygmy hippos are native to West Africa. Experts believe there are fewer than 3,000 left in the wild. And the number continues to drop 44 (sharp) as the animals are hunted and their homeland is destroyed. 45 the situation is bad, people are still hopeful for the future protection of the hippo. IV. 书面表达（15分） 46. 在美丽的四月，我们将迎来期盼已久的艺术节。为了让七年级的同学们在艺术节上充分展示自己的才艺，领略艺术之美，又能让艺术节有秩序地开展，作为学生会主席的你将用英语拟一份口头通知，告知七年级的同学们在艺术节上可以做的事和一些规章制度。46. 近日，多家媒体调查并揭示中小学生“课间10分钟”被约束现象。有的学校规定学生除了喝水、上厕所外，不许走出教室。午休时间学生也不能到操场等场所玩耍。中小学课间正在变得静悄悄。假如你是学校School Daily的校园小记者，请你针对上述现象，并结合自身实际谈谈你的看法。 要点如下： 1. 阐述目前存在的问题； 2. 结合自身实际，谈谈如何更好地开展课间10分钟并讲述这样做的原因。 关键词：课间十分钟 10-minute break between classes 要求： 1. 80词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数内； 2. 文中不得出现真实姓名和校名： 3. 可适当增加细节，以使条理清楚、行文连贯； 4. 标点正确，书面整洁。 Recently, some social media platform (社交媒体平台) began to report the fact that some schools are limiting their students during the 10-minute break between classes. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 保密★启用前 2026-2027学年初三开学检测 英语参考答案 2026.8 题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 答案 B C B A D B D A C D 题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 答案 C B C A B C B D B B 题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 答案 B D B C B F E C A B 题号 31 32 33 34 35 答案 E B A C F 36. on 37. has become 38. her 39. visitors 40. a 41. excited 42. to come 43. was chosen 44. sharply 45. Although/ Though 46. 例文： Recently, some social media platform (社交媒体平台) began to report the fact that some schools are limiting their students during the 10-minute break between classes. As a reporter from the School Daily, I think the reason why some schools ban students from leaving the classroom during the break time is that schools are worried about students’ safety. They are afraid that some students may hurt themselves while chasing in high speed. In my opinion, schools should set students free by allowing them to do some beneficial activities as the break plays an important role in students’ physical and mental health. Take myself as an example, I prefer to hang out with some close friends and spend most of the time socializing with them, which helps me gain a sense of belonging within school. Meanwhile, it provides an outlet for me to express myself and seek emotional support from friends. What’s more, it is also a good choice to do some exercise during the break time. I show great interest in skipping as it helps to refresh my mind after a long periods of classes. Taking a ten-minute break enables me to step away from my studies, clear my thoughts and prepare myself for the next class. All in all, 10-minute breaks are of great value. School should make better use of it for the benefit of students’ well-being and happiness. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $