山东青岛实验初级中学等校2026-2027学年九年级上学期阶段学情自测英语试题

九年级上学期英语检测 （考试时间：100分钟 满分90分） 本卷分为第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅱ卷两部分，共五大题。第Ⅰ卷包含完形填空和阅读，共30小题；第Ⅱ卷包含短文填空、阅读表达A、B和书面表达。 第Ⅰ卷（满分40分） Ⅰ．完形填空（每小题1分，共10分） 请阅读下面语篇，然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 China stopped making mercury thermometers and sphygmomanometers (水银体温计和血压计) 1. ________ January 1st, 2026. This action helps China follow the Minamata Convention on Mercury (《水俣公约》). It is 2. ________ international agreement made to protect people’s health and the environment from mercury (汞) pollution. Mercury is a kind of heavy metal. It is very toxic (有毒) and can not be degraded (降解) in the environment. Once it 3. ________ the environment, it can travel far through air and water, even to the North and South Poles. What’s worse, it can collect in living things and build up through the food chain (链). This is very 4. ________ to humans and animals. Minamata disease (水俣病) in Japan is a typical example of mercury poisoning (中毒). For ordinary people, if a mercury thermometer breaks, the mercury inside will 5. ________ into vapor (蒸汽) and pollute the indoor air. It can easily harm human health through breathing or touching the skin, especially 6. ________ children and pregnant women (孕妇). To protect people and the environment, China has been taking 7. ________ to stop using products (产品) with mercury. By the end of 2025, more mercury products had been given up. The government will also guide the industry to develop and improve other mercury-free products, so people can 8. ________ choose these safe products. This move shows China’s efforts to take its international responsibilities (责任) and build a 9. ________ future. It tells us that protecting the environment and people’s health is a task for 10. ________. 1. A. in B. since C. at D. on 2. A. a B. an C. the D. / 3. A. harms B. enters C. reduces D. disappears 4. A. helpful B. friendly C. dangerous D. important 5. A. turn B. put C. set D. take 6. A. of B. for C. with D. about 7. A. turns B. photos C. steps D. attention 8. A. angrily B. worriedly C. safely D. carelessly 9. A. greener B. blacker C. bigger D. smaller 10. A. someone B. anyone C. no one D. everyone Ⅱ．阅读理解（每小题1.5分，共30分） 阅读短文，选出最佳答案。A、B、C篇为选择最佳答案，D篇为六选五。 A HEADING OUT FOR A SHOW TO REMEMBER Recently, the trend (趋势) of “traveling to a city for a concert” has become popular in China, with more and more people enjoying live performances. What kinds of performances do they like, and what are the reasons behind this trend? Let’s explore the findings from a report focusing on young people. Popular performances that young people love Concerts Livehouse Dramas Cross-talk What factors do youth consider important when it comes to performances? Purpose of going to offline performances 11. What is popular with young people recently? A. Enjoying social media apps. B. Watching online performances. C. Traveling to a city for a concert. D. Collecting their favorite models. 12. What performances do young people love? A. Concerts and Live house. B. VR shows and Cross-talk. C. Live house and VR shows. D. Dramas and Stand-up comedy. 13. What comes first to youth about the performances? A. Social need. B. Venue. C. Ticket price. D. Performer. 14. How many people go to offline performances for artistic taste? A. 57.49%. B. 53.27%. C. 25.98%. D. 19.68%. 15. Where does the report probably come from? A. A textbook. B. A newspaper. C. A travel guide. D. An advertisement. B In our city, a long-running race is held every year in June. Dad loved it very much. I loved Dad, so I ran. As a kid, I didn’t just take part in this running race. I joined in all kinds of running races. Dad always ran along beside me to make sure I was safe. When I became a teenager, I wanted to stop running. But Dad encouraged me to go on. “Mary, I’ll register (为……报名) both of us,” Dad would say. Before he went to bed, he would put my race number on my desk. Next to it, there would be a box of chocolates and a note: “I would love to run with you.” It was enough to get me out of bed the next morning to join him. Slowly, I started to like running. Dad always cheered me on in my high school and college running races. Now, as a mother of three children, I have come to realize that my father must have slowed down when he ran with me. I also know why he ran along beside a younger me, asking strange questions. He was trying to communicate with me because he didn’t know what I was thinking. Last year, I joined in the city race alone, for Dad was too sick to run. Though he was not there to cheer me on, I knew he would always be with me, guiding me every step of the way. 16. Mary took part in running races as a kid because of ________. A. the rule of the city B. her love for her father C. the order of her father D. her dream about running 17. When did Mary want to stop running? A. When she became a teenager. B. When she entered college. C. When she became a mother. D. When she had to race alone. 18. What did Dad do to encourage Mary to run? A. ①②③ B. ①②④ C. ①③④ D. ②③④ 19. Why did Dad ask Mary strange questions when running with her? A. To show his humor. B. To control his speed. C. To communicate with her. D. To compete with her. 20. Which of the following best describes Mary’s father? A. Loving and caring. B. Serious and strict. C. Hardworking but boring. D. Warm-hearted but careless. C The Fields Medal, often called the “Nobel Prize of mathematics”, is one of the highest honours in mathematics (数学). It is given every four years to young mathematicians under 40 years old around the world. In 2026, Wang Hong made history. She became the first mathematician from China and the third female (女性) mathematician in the world to win the Fields Medal. She received the award with her university classmate Deng Yu at the International Congress of Mathematicians. Wang Hong was born in 1991 in Guilin, Guangxi. She showed great interest in learning from an early age. At 16, she entered Peking University, where she first studied earth science before changing her major (专业) to mathematics. However, her journey was not easy. With many excellent classmates around her, she sometimes doubted herself. She even studied architecture (建筑学) for half a year before she went back to math. After university, she studied in France and the United States. In 2019, she received her PhD in mathematics from MIT. Her greatest achievement was proving the 3-D Kakeya conjecture (三维挂谷猜想), a famous math problem that mathematicians believed might be true but could not prove for more than 100 years. Together with Joshua Zahl, she found a new way and finally proved it. Her work has helped mathematicians and scientists explore other difficult problems in mathematics and physics. Although Wang Hong is a famous mathematician, she lives a balanced life. She thinks people won’t learn well if they push themselves to study all the time. She once said, “Rest when you are tired; study when you have energy.” She often does sports and takes breaks when meeting hard problems. After Wang Hong won the Fields Medal, many people on social media shared their excitement. They congratulated Wang Hong on her great achievement and felt proud to see Chinese mathematicians shining on the world stage (舞台) of mathematics. 21. Which statement about the Fields Medal is TRUE? A. The Fields Medal is an important part of the Nobel Prize. B. The Fields Medal is mainly given to scientists under 40 years old. C. Three female mathematicians have won the Fields Medal in history. D. Two university students have received the Fields Medal. 22. Which of the following shows the correct order of Wang Hong’s experiences? ①She received her PhD from MIT. ②She studied architecture for half a year. ③She studied earth science. ④She entered Peking University at the age of 16. ⑤She won the Fields Medal. A. ④③②①⑤ B. ④①②③⑤ C. ②④①⑤③ D. ④②③①⑤ 23. What does the underlined word “proving” probably mean? A. Collecting data for research B. Showing that something is true C. Working together with others D. Finding a new way to solve a problem 24. What do we know about Wang Hong from what she said? A. She thinks studying longer always leads to success. B. She believes rest is important when learning mathematics. C. She never feels tired when solving math problems. D. She spends all her free time thinking about mathematics. 25. What is the influence of Wang Hong’s Fields Medal? A. Her work has helped mathematicians around the world solve every difficult problem in mathematics and physics. B. It makes more people proud to see Chinese mathematicians shine on the world stage. C. It encourages young people to stop doubting themselves and study mathematics. D. It shows that Chinese mathematicians have the ability to compete on the world stage in the future. D Imagine you have just cleaned your classroom. Then a strict teacher in school walks in, looks around, and gives you a big smile. 26 But this time the testers are birds. In recent years, groups of rare (稀有的) birds like black storks and egrets have been seen along the Fenhe River. 27 These birds are very picky: they only live near clean water. Their arrival makes the river full of life. Things were quite different in the past. There were few rare birds. 28 Because the river was polluted seriously. Then the government started a plan to bring the river back to life. Workers spared no effort to turn dirty water into clean water. 29 These wetlands helped clean the water. The water quality has improved a lot. 30 There are more plants growing in the wetlands. More and more birds choose the Fenhe River as their winter home. When people take care of nature, nature gives back. The balance between humans and nature has become a reality in Shanxi. A. Why was that? B. They rest along the river banks playing happily. C. The results of people’s hard work are easy to see. D. The Fenhe River is the mother river of Shanxi Province. E. That is exactly what is happening along the Fenhe River. F. What’s more, they cleaned and added wetlands along the river. 第Ⅱ卷（满分50分） Ⅲ．短文填空（每小题1.5分，共15分） 阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空白处填入一个适当的单词，或用括号中提示词的正确形式填空。 At the start of this year, some foreign friends shared their daily lives online. They had started drinking warm water, stewing (煮) apples, or 31. ________ (practise) Ba Duan Jin. They joked that they had entered a very “Chinese” stage (阶段) of life. The topic “Americans embracing (拥抱) a Chinese lifestyle” became popular on Weibo 32. ________ mid-January. It all started with a video by TikToker @ sherryxiiruii. “Starting tomorrow,” she said, “you’re becoming Chinese.” She then told her followers about 33. ________ Chinese people live through winter and some TCM theories (中医理论), and said the Year of the Horse would begin on 17 February. This video 34. ________ (receive) millions of views since then. Many people said “I’m turning Chinese!” in the comments (评论). One user also shared the benefits (好处) this new lifestyle 35. ________ (bring) her. “I began to practise qigong in the morning and drink warm water,” she said. “I already feel better. I am very much open to more.” She was one of those who had started experiencing Chinese culture for 36. ________ (they). In fact, Chinese culture has been growing much 37. ________ (popular) abroad for some time now. Last year, Xiaohongshu 38. ________ (welcome) a lot of Americans, who wanted to learn Chinese and explore Chinese culture. More and more travellers are also travelling here. They film videos that include things from the GreatWall to Mixue (蜜雪冰城). Even famous 39. ________ (create) like IShowSpeed (甲亢哥) came to show real Chinese life through live streams (直播). This hasn’t happened without reason. China climbed from third to second place in the 2025 Global Soft Power Index (全球软实力指数). It shows the “Chinese way” has more to offer than just technology in this ever-changing world. It meets our need for inner peace and for a better, 40. __________ (health) life. Ⅳ．阅读表达（每小题2分，共20分） A Money is part of our life. So we face the same question: what to do with our money? Smart spending (理性消费) means using money in a way that fits real needs, real value and real plans. In daily life, teenagers usually spend most of their money buying something necessary — food, clothes or school things. But sometimes, they buy things they don’t really need. Following the crowd may lead teenagers to buy something unnecessary. For example, when some classmates have the same kind of pencil case, a teenager may feel unhappy about having a different one. So he will buy a new one like theirs. Teenagers can start learning how to manage money wisely at an early age. On Tom’s 6th birthday, his grandmother gave him several jars (罐子) to help him make good use of money. One was for spending, one for saving and another for giving. It was at that time that Tom started his own money journal (记账本) to record where the money had gone. He has had this habit since then. Date Spending Things Remaining May 2nd ¥18 A film ticket ¥82 May 9th ¥25 A scarf for Mum ¥57 May 15th ¥35 A dictionary ¥22 May 28th ¥12 Snacks and drinks ¥10 Tom’s birthday present is more than several jars. His grandmother has given a kid the chance to learn lifelong values. The wider goal of the jars is to encourage teenagers to think more wisely about the money and the things they can do. News Xingfu Community Plants 8 Trees with Saved Money This spring, Xingfu Community started a “Tree Bank” activity. Many teenagers took part in it. With their saved money, they bought 8 young trees. On Tree Planting Day, they planted the trees on a hill outside the city. “One coin can bring social meaning,” said a teenager. 41. What does smart spending mean? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 42. What may lead teenagers to buy something unnecessary? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 43. Why did Tom’s grandmother give him several jars? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 44. What were the top two things Tom spent money on in May? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 45. Will you give away money like the teenagers in Xingfu Community? Why or why not? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ B 阅读短文，用英文填空或回答问题。（注意每小题的词数要求） Imagine you have no phone, no map, and no one to ask for help. How would you know where to go? For thousands of years, humans have found clever ways to take directions. One simple way is to watch the sky. East is where the sun rises, and west is where it sets. That is the simplest sign. At night, ancient Chinese depended on the stars. The most useful one is the North Star. It stays almost still in the northern sky. Travelers followed it along their journeys across the desert. Sailors (水手) once used it to guide their ships on the sea. Nature offers you signs to read. For example, moss grows thicker on the wet dark north side of trees. That’s why in the forests of North America, hunters can easily tell the north is on the mossy side. Man-made marks are left to help. In the snowy Arctic (北极), local people built stone statues (雕塑) — shaped like a person — as special signs. Travelers who saw one would know the right way. Even today, people still build them as marks or works of art. Tools give people a hand. About 2,500 years ago, the Chinese made sinan. It was often used to help people build houses facing south. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the compass (指南针) was invented. Sailors used it at sea to find their way and return home safely. Later, the compass spread (传播) to Europe. It was improved and used to explore unknown oceans and find new lands. Even long before modern technologies, people all over the world knew where they were going. ▲ Complete the mind map according to the passage. （每空不超过6词） Finding Your Way 1. 46 Situation: on a clear night Sign: the North Star Guide: It stays almost still and points north. 2. Read signs in nature Situation: 47 . Sign: moss on trees Guide: It shows the north is on the mossy side. 3. Notice special marks Situation: in the snowy Arctic Sign: a stone statue Guide: It 48 . 4. Depend on tools Situation: at sea Sign: 49 . Guide: It tells where the south is. 50. Please write a sentence to fill in to end the passage. （不超过25词） ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ⅴ．书面表达（共15分） 为了引导青少年阳光健康地成长，某英语公众号计划做一期以“Small Actions Lead to a Bright Future”为主题的推文。请根据以下信息写一篇80词左右的英语短文投稿。 要求： 1．文中须包含图示中已给的信息，并结合自身实际，至少再增加一条其他信息； 2．不得出现真实人名、校名和地名； 3．开头已给出，不计入总词数。 Small Actions Lead to a Bright Future A bright future starts with small actions. 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