四川成都市七中育才集团 2026-2027学年上学期九年级阶段性测试英语试题

四川省成都市七中育才集团九年级阶段性测试英语试题 2026.9 Name __________ Class __________ Score __________ 第一部分 听力（共一大题；计15分） 一、听对话，根据对话内容及问题选择正确答案。每小题念两遍。（共10小题；每小题1.5分，计15分） 听第1段对话，回答第1、2题。 ( ) 1. What is Amy busy with? A. Chatting online. B. Writing an essay. C. Looking for information. ( ) 2. What are the two speakers mainly talking about? A. Different ways to use AI. B. Different ways to read books. C. Different ways to get information. 听第2段对话，回答第3、4题。 ( ) 3. How long does it take to go to the town now? A. 8 hours. B. 4 hours. C. 50 minutes. ( ) 4. What has changed the most? A. The road. B. The bus ride. C. Hi-tech greenhouses. 听第3段对话，回答第5至7题。 ( ) 5. What is Dr Li studying? A. How to use health apps. B. How to reduce traffic accidents. C. How the internet changes our lives. ( ) 6. What can health apps do according to Dr Li? ①count steps ②offer medical advice ③remind people of daily habits A. ①②. B. ①③. C. ②③ ( ) 7. How does the internet help improve transport? A. It makes roads safer. B. It makes cars smarter. C. It helps make traffic rules efficient. 听第4段对话，回答第8至10题。 ( ) 8. How many subway lines are there in Chengdu now according to Lin Yu? A. 4. B. 12. C. 16. ( ) 9. How do most people in Chengdu travel now? A. By bus. B. By bike. C. By subway. ( ) 10. What is the possible relationship between the speakers? A. Friends. B. Classmates. C. Neighbours. 第二部分 综合运用（共六大题；计85分） 二、阅读短文，从方框内的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共5小题；每小题2分，计10分） A. a lack of B. benefited from C. brought about D. used to E. with ease Chopsticks are a symbol of Chinese culture. They have a long history of over 3,000 years. Researchers found the earliest bronze (青铜的) chopsticks at the Yin Ruins in Henan province, dating back to 1200 BC. At that time, people 11 stir (搅拌) food in pots instead of eating with them. About 2,000 years ago, a great change took place. As people ate more rice, noodles, and dumplings, they could eat them 12 using two sticks. The ideas of Confucius have also 13 the use of chopsticks as eating tools. By 500 AD, chopsticks had spread to Japan and other Asian countries. Japanese people lived near the sea and ate a lot of fish. They 14 making their chopsticks shorter and pointed (尖的), as this change was perfect for eating fish. The Chinese name of chopsticks also changed over time. At first, people called them “zhu”, which sounded like “stop”. For boatmen, this meant 15 good luck. Later, they began to call them “kuai” (fast), hoping for a safe and quick journey. 三、完形填空。阅读短文，根据短文内容，从A、B、C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题；每小题2分，计20分） Ecotourism (生态旅游) has become popular in recent years. Many villages in China have developed ecotourism to improve local life. Lushan Village, located in Jiangxi Province, is a good example. Forty years ago, Lushan Village was an underdeveloped area. People there made a living mainly by 16 . The roads were narrow and the traffic wasn’t 17 . Few visitors came here and most young people 18 the village to search for jobs in cities. As a result, the village became lifeless. Things began to change in 2010. The local government determined to change the situation. They finally found a solution-developing ecotourism. First, they built 19 roads and more public toilets so that the transportation could be easier and the village could be cleaner. Then, they encouraged locals to turn their old houses into guest houses. Farmers started to change their old way to grow vegetables and fruit by using high technology. So they can run a small 20 by selling these products to people online. Over the past years, Lushan Village has changed 21 . With everyone’s effort, the village has successfully become a (an) 22 . Every year, thousands of visitors come here to enjoy the fresh air, climb mountains and experience country life. Young people have returned to work in the village — some run cafes, some work as tour guides, and others 23 guest houses. Villagers become richer and can now 24 better education and medical care. “I have lived here since I was born. I have seen the village change from a 25 place into a model modern village. I’m glad that we can lead a happy life while protecting nature,” said an old local. ( ) 16. A. farming B. fishing C. driving ( ) 17. A. junior B. digital C. convenient ( ) 18. A. left B. supported C. explored ( ) 19. A. narrower B. wider C. faster ( ) 20. A. tunnel B. port C. business ( ) 21. A. hardly B. greatly C. soon ( ) 22. A. attraction B. capital C. city ( ) 23. A. enter B. lead C. manage ( ) 24. A. bring about B. depend on C. pay for ( ) 25. A. rough B. poor C. man-made 四、阅读短文，根据短文内容选择最佳选项。（共10小题；每小题2分，计20分） A China has experienced rapid development in many areas. People’s lifestyles, shopping habits, and even daily communication have changed greatly. These changes can be seen clearly in the following talks between the older and younger generations (一代人). Camera I bought my first camera in 1998 in Beijing. It was from Japan. At that time, you could only buy things from other countries in special stores. Back then, cameras used expensive film (胶卷) and it usually cost around 15 yuan to develop a roll of film. But at that time, I only made 510 yuan a month! So every photo was very important. Xu Zhenhe, 57, Beijing Cameras weren’t common in my father’s time, but now we can buy all kinds of cameras online both from China and foreign countries. Actually, high-cost cameras are no longer needed in ordinary people’s daily life. Usually, the cameras on our phones are good enough for us to take photos now. We can even make photos more beautiful on our phones. Besides, phones have storage for thousands of pictures and videos. Xu Zhaolin, 25, Beijing Food coupon (liangpiao) When I was a kid, we had to use food coupons to get food. Each person had a fixed quantity (定量) of them each month. Sometimes we didn’t have enough rice to eat, so we could only eat the stored grains like sweet potatoes. At that time, every meal felt like a present, and we never wasted any food. Huang Kunrong, 72, Sichuan Compared with my grandma, we lead a much better life now without worrying about food shortage. We can enjoy different kinds of food every day. We also travel to many different places and taste local dishes. What’s more, food coupons have become history. And we don’t even need paper money. Instead, we use our phones to pay. It’s quite convenient! Xiao Yao, 14, Sichuan ( ) 26. Why did every photo matter according to Xu Zhenhe? A. Because cameras were only made in Japan. B. Because he could only buy things in special stores. C. Because taking and developing photos are expensive. ( ) 27. What is NOT mentioned as an advantage of taking photos with phones by Xu Zhaolin? A. Phones can store thousands of pictures. B. Phones can make photos more beautiful. C. Phones can help people buy foreign products online. ( ) 28. How did Huang Kunrong feel about food when he was a kid? A. He considered every meal a gift. B. He preferred eating grains to rice. C. He thought food was cheap and easy to get. ( ) 29. What can we learn about Xiao Yao’s life now? A. She uses e-payment now. B. She worries a lot about food shortage. C. She has to use food coupons to get food. ( ) 30. What is the purpose of the passage? A. To introduce different kinds of cameras. B. To show the changes in China across generations. C. To compare the lifestyles between Beijing and Sichuan. B Nujiang, Yunnan Province, was once one of China’s poorest areas. Now thousands of people live in better houses, and children study in modern schools. Roads that once took days to travel now take minutes, and the internet reaches homes with no power. The people of Nujiang still practise their traditions and customs even with great changes in the development of their area. Embroidery (刺绣), weaving (编织) and dance remain part of daily life. This connection between the old and the new is not accidental — it shows an understanding that development does not mean abandoning traditions. In a Lisu village, it’s very common to see a woman weaving textiles (纺织品). The patterns (图形) and styles show their history and connection to the land. These textiles are a very important part of their traditions, worn during festivals. ▲ They are not old things of the past but living traditions that continue to develop in today’s world. Tourism has become a main way of income (收入), with visitors attracted to Nujiang by its amazing natural views and lively culture. Local business owners have also found new ways to sell traditional handmade products, creating jobs that both keep their special culture alive and provide income. As China continues to get modern, it is necessary to protect traditional culture. It means progress doesn’t come at the cost of cultural values. Nujiang offers a clear example. It shows that protecting traditional culture is not just about looking back, but also about building a future that respects the past. ( ) 31. How does the writer begin the passage? A. By telling stories. B. By describing reasons. C. By comparing differences. ( ) 32. Which sentence can be put the word “abandon” in Paragraph 2? A. They _________ the man as their manger because he is an organized man. B. We should _________ the goodness to help students develop good personality. C. Although the firefighter faced the strong wildfire, he didn’t _________ the little animal. ( ) 33. Which can be put into “ ▲ ” in Paragraph 3? A. They don’t want to accept any modern changes in their life. B. Young people prefer learning new skills than keeping traditions. C. These old practices are not forgotten, but linked with modern life. ( ) 34. How have locals benefited from tourism? A. They have more job opportunities. B. They have sold more specials to tourists. C. They have made local culture more popular. ( ) 35. What is the main idea of the passage? A. Nujiang has changed greatly in recent years. B. Traditional culture is very important to Nujiang people. C. Nujiang develops well while keeping its traditional culture. 五、短文填空 从下面方框中选出10个单词，将其正确形式填入短文，使短文意思正确、通顺（每词限用一次）。（共10小题；每小题1分，计10分） benefit complete convenient cover develop discuss link social start transport village wide In the past, most people in China had only basic ways of getting around. In cities, many rode bicycles to work or school. In the countryside, people often travelled on foot. But there were no cement (水泥) roads. When it rained, the tracks were 36 with dirt. The old railway system was slow, and a train ride from Beijing to Shanghai could take more than ten hours. It brought lots of 37 to passengers when traveling far. Things have changed a lot since then. What led to such a big change? The answer is national 38 and people’s efforts. Under the 39 policies (政策), the government has built new roads and railways. Highways and high-speed railways have spread 40 across the country. The trip from Beijing to Shanghai now takes only about four and a half hours. And it makes it much cheaper for businessmen 41 their products. Besides, the government 42 the “Every Village Connected” program in 2005. It has built millions of kilometres of cement roads 43 faraway villages together. Now, buses can run regularly between villages and towns. Also, delivery vans (货车) can reach village stations, so 44 products can be sold to all over China online. Over the last few years, this program 45 the locals in different aspects. China’s transport progress has made life better for everyone, both in cities and in the countryside. Now it only takes people couple of hours to visit their relatives or go on holidays instead of days on the road. 六、完成图表 根据短文内容，完成表格中所缺信息（一空不超过三词）。（共5小题，每小题2分，计10分） Humans have long tried to predict the weather. From the hunters of ancient times to today’s pilots, predicting rain or shine can make a difference to people’s life. However, the way to predict weather has changed a lot over time. In 650 BC, the Babylonians tried to predict the weather based on the appearance of clouds. Around 340 BC, Aristotle, a famous Greek thinker and scientist, wrote Meteorologica. It introduced the types of weather, such as rain, cloud and lightning. By 300 BC in China, a calendar divided the year into 24 solar term (节气), each one had a lot to do with a type of weather, like the Rain Water (the start of the spring rains), the Waking of Insects (the spring thunder awakens sleeping insects) and so on. That was useful for farmers to plan when to plant and harvest (收获). People used lots of ways to predict the weather over the centuries (世纪). You might have heard the expressions like “Red sky at night, sailor’s happiness”. It means good weather comes after a red sky in the evening. This has a basis in science, as it really tells wind direction through smoke from the fire. On the other hand, some thought that if sheep got together, it meant rain. But there isn’t any science behind it. The science of weather prediction really took off in the 1830s with the help of the telegraph (电报). It sent messages far away, so experts could draw up weather maps and study storm systems. After considering the information, they got the final results about the weather over the next days. The next big step came in the 1920s with the appearance of the “radio-sonde”, a balloon carrying weather instruments high above the ground to collect information. This way helped them predict the weather over the next days more efficiently. Today, supercomputers are used to take data (数据) from the world and deal with it very fast to work out the weather. For example, they once helped predict where Hurricane Lee, which hit the US and Canada, would land nine days ahead. 七、书面表达。（计15分） 随着时代的发展，我们生活发生了翻天覆地的变化，而在这大环境中，我们自身也在悄然发生变化。假设你是李华，你所在的学校正在举办一场以“身边在变，我也在变”为主题的征文活动，请根据以下提示，写一篇演讲稿分享这些变化。 注意：词数80左右，作文的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。 Dear teachers and students, Good morning, everyone. ___________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ That’s all. Thank you for your listening. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $