Unit1‑2单元月考综合模拟测试卷2026-2027学译林版英语九年级上册

译林版九年级上册英语Unit1‑2单元月考综合模拟测试卷 (时间：90分钟 满分：120分) 姓名： 得分： 第一部分：选择题（共60分） 一、单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分） 从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 1. Neither my deskmate nor I ______ afraid of facing difficult challenges in our study. A. be B. is C. are D. am 2. This novel is well worth ______. It tells us many useful life lessons. A. reads B. to read C. read D. reading 3. I find ______ really hard to achieve a balance between schoolwork and my hobbies. A. that B. this C. it D. one 4. As an organized girl, Linda never ______ easily when she meets problems. A. gives up B. gives out C. gives away D. gives in to 5. —Why do you look so worried?—I don’t know ______ I can cut back on my screen time or not. A. if B. whether C. that D. how 6. The young man who has a strong spirit is willing ______ new challenges in his daily life. A. face B. facing C. to face D. faces 7. He ______ wasting so much time on mobile phones last week. He decides to change now. A. regrets B. regretted C. will regret D. is regretting 8. Don’t ______. Everything will pay off if you keep working hard. A. put up with B. get down yourself C. lose patience D. stay up late 9. Not only his parents but also his teacher ______ his excellent performance at school. A. praise B. praises C. praising D. is praised 10. It’s a ______ job to prepare for the coming exam, so most students feel ______. A. stressed; stressful B. stressful; stressed C. stressed; stressed D. stressful; stressful 11. I wonder ______ you have finished your homework or not. A. that B. what C. whether D. how 12. He sticks to ______ diaries every day, which helps him improve his writing. A. keep B. keeping C. kept D. keeps 13. I don’t think he can finish the task perfectly, ______? A. do I B. can he C. can’t he D. don’t I 14. Sleepless nights can ______ many health problems for teenagers. A. lead to B. lead in C. take place D. take up 15. —I have trouble ______ with my parents. They always make all decisions for me. —You should communicate with them patiently. A. communicate B. communicated C. to communicate D. communicating 二、完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Teenage years are an important stage of growth. Almost every teenager will experience different kinds of problems in their daily life, and these problems are quite __16__ and common. Many students feel stressed these days. They have heavy schoolwork and endless exams. Some of them stay up late to finish homework, which __17__ serious physical and mental problems. They begin to be in low spirits and even fall behind in their studies. Besides study problems, many teenagers also have problems __18__ their parents and friends. Some parents are too strict with their children. They like to make all the decisions for their kids and never listen to their children’s __19__. This makes many teenagers lose patience and even argue __20__ their parents. They don’t know how to communicate with their family members well. As a result, the relationship between them becomes bad. Friendship problems are also common. Some teenagers risk __21__ their true feelings just to keep their friendship. They are afraid to refuse their friends’ unreasonable requests, so they waste lots of time on meaningless things. Some bad friends may even bully others and get their classmates __22__. Many teenagers have to put up with these bad behaviours because they don’t dare to stand up for themselves. However, all teenage problems can be __23__ with right ways. First, you should learn to manage your time well and achieve a balance __24__ study and hobbies. Never stick to bad habits like staying up late. __25__, it’s necessary to talk with your parents actively. Let them know your thoughts and pressure. You’d better not __26__ your time on useless mobile‑phone games. Try to __27__ back on screen time little by little. It also helps if you are __28__ enough to say “no” when others ask you for something unfair. Of course, it is not always easy to work everything out on your own. You need to __29__ out what is really troubling you. If you have trouble solving problems alone, you can reach out to teachers or other adults for help. Remember all the hard moments you will __30__ through will help you grow into a stronger person. 16. A. mad B. silly C. normal D. unusual 17. A. lead B. leads C. cause D. causes 18. A. for B. with C. about D. in 19. A. decisions B. feelings C. stress D. experience 20. A. to B. about C. with D. for 21. A. to hide B. hide C. hiding D. hidden 22. A. happy B. down C. excited D. relaxed 23. A. solved B. refused C. suffered D. regretted 24. A. from B. among C. between D. of 25. A. Finally B. Instead C. However D. Secondly 26. A. waste B. cut C. spend D. take 27. A. find B. cut C. look D. come 28. A. brave B. shy C. stressed D. patient 29. A. take B. look C. come D. find 30. A. stand B. get C. put D. go 三、阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Many people believe that our personality is mainly decided by nature. In fact, environment, daily experiences and our own choices also play an important part in shaping who we are. It is wrong to think that we are locked into a certain character for our whole life. A teenager named Li Hua used to be quiet and shy. Whenever group discussions started in class, he would lower his head and keep silent. He was afraid to voice his own ideas in public. He never wanted to take part in group activities or school competitions. His teachers noticed his problem. Instead of pushing him hard, they patiently encouraged him to join the school thinking‑sharing club. At first, he felt nervous and got butterflies in his stomach every time he prepared to speak in front of others. His hands even shook a little. But he did not give up. He made small goals for himself each week. Step by step, he became more confident. He learned to cooperate with his partners and came up with useful ideas for club activities. Sometimes his opinions were not accepted at once, but he still tried to express himself gently. Gradually, he found that nothing is impossible as long as he has enough courage and keeps practising. Personality is not fixed. We can change ourselves through hard work. Some people are born with good qualities, but it does not mean they will succeed without effort. On the other hand, even if you are not outgoing at birth, you can still improve yourself little by little. Success never comes easily. It needs patience, confidence and continuous practice. We should never label ourselves and give up the chance for self‑improvement. 1. What does the writer mainly want to tell us? A. Nature is the only thing that shapes our personality. B. Environment can also change a person’s personality. C. Quiet teenagers can never become outgoing. D. Good qualities can bring success without any effort. 2. What does the underlined phrase “got butterflies in his stomach” mean? A. felt very excited B. felt nervous and worried C. felt quite relaxed D. felt very proud 3. What can we learn about Li Hua? A. He was born to be outgoing and confident. B. He refused to join any school club at last. C. He made progress by keeping practising. D. He never dared to speak in public all the time. 4. Which of the following is true according to the passage? A. Good qualities are enough for success. B. Our personality can never be changed. C. Cooperation helps people solve problems. D. Shy people should stay away from group work. 5. What is the best title for the passage? A. How to Become a Born Artist B. Ways to Deal With Teenage Problems C. The Importance of Good Habits D. Personality Can Be Improved B Nowadays, more and more teenagers are under great stress. They have to deal with heavy schoolwork, endless exams and different personal hobbies at the same time. Most of them wish they could make full use of every minute, but quite a number of students cannot achieve a balance between study and hobbies. This trouble has become a common problem for middle‑school students. Some teenagers spend too much time on mobile phones in their spare time. They stay up late to watch short funny videos or play online games. As a result, they feel sleepy and tired in class the next day. It is hard for them to follow teachers’ lessons. Slowly they fall behind in their lessons. Later they feel deeply regretful for wasting so much time, but they do not know how to cut back on screen time. The moment they pick up the phone, they cannot put it down. Some students choose to give up their hobbies completely to spend more time on study. However, this is not a good way. Hobbies such as painting, running or playing the piano can help them relax and reduce stress after long‑hour studying. Without proper ways to relax, students may feel more anxious. Experts give some useful advice. First, make a proper plan for your daily time and write it down on your notebook. Second, stick to your plan firmly. Do not let mobile phones get you down. Third, when you feel stressed or upset, you can communicate with your parents or teachers. Do not suffer from pressure alone. Remember, it is normal to have problems during teenage years. What matters most is how you deal with them bravely. 6. What is the main problem many teenagers face today? A. They have no hobbies at all. B. They cannot balance study and hobbies. C. They have too many part‑time jobs. D. They hate to communicate with others. 7. What will happen if teenagers stay up late for mobile phones? A. They will get good grades in exams. B. They will become more confident. C. They may fall behind in their schoolwork. D. They will have more free time. 8. What does the writer think of giving up hobbies totally? A. It is a perfect way to reduce stress. B. It is not a wise choice for teenagers. C. It helps teenagers make more progress. D. It is the only way to get good marks. 9. Which suggestion is NOT mentioned in the passage? A. Make a good time plan. B. Stick to your own plan. C. Ask adults for help when stressed. D. Refuse all kinds of after‑school activities. 10. What can we infer from the passage? A. All teenagers should stop using mobile phones. B. Stress is unusual for teenage students. C. Proper hobbies are good for teenagers. D. Teenagers should never make mistakes. C Bullying is a serious problem in some schools. Some teenagers are unkind to their classmates. They may laugh at other students’ looks or mistakes, spread bad rumours, or even hurt their schoolmates physically. For those unlucky victims, school is no longer a pleasant place. Many victims have to put up with bullying again and again because they are afraid of losing friendship. They risk losing their friends if they stand up for themselves. So they choose to keep everything deep inside their hearts. But you should know that no one has the right to treat you badly at school. You do not need to keep silent when bad things happen. If you meet bullying, do not let those bad words or actions get you down. You should turn for help in time. You can reach out to your teachers or parents for help. Adults will think of useful ways to protect you. It is also important for every student to be a warm‑hearted friend. When you see someone being bullied, do not just stand by. Many children are too scared to speak for themselves. You can give support to the person in need. Even a warm word or a helping hand can make a big difference for a troubled classmate. Teenage years are a special stage of growth for everyone. We should learn to respect each other no matter what our differences are. True friendship is built on kindness and understanding, not fear. Every student should feel safe, relaxed and happy while staying at school. 11. What is the problem talked about in the passage? A. Heavy schoolwork B. Teenage bullying C. Poor time management D. Bad family relationships 12. Why do some victims keep silent about bullying? A. They want to make more friends. B. They are afraid of losing friendship. C. They think bullying is normal. D. They don’t want teachers to know. 13. What does the underlined phrase “stand by” mean? A. 袖手旁观 B. 挺身而出 C. 坚持立场 D. 站在旁边 14. What is the writer’s advice for students who see bullying? A. Keep away from the bullied student. B. Do not give any support. C. Offer help to the person in need. D. Laugh at the bullied student. 15. What can we learn from the passage? A. True friendship needs fear. B. We should respect each other at school. C. It is OK to put up with bullying. D. Bullying is a small problem in schools. 第二部分：非选择题（共60分） 四、信息还原（七选五，共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Many teenagers want to become better versions of themselves. However, self‑improvement is not about becoming a completely different person. __1__ It means accepting who you are while making small, positive changes day by day. Some young people try to copy their idols. They hope to become as excellent as their favourite stars. __2__ Everyone has his own strengths and weaknesses. You cannot expect to be good at everything just because someone else is. Instead of admiring others blindly, you should find your own shining points. __3__ Many teenagers give up easily when they meet difficulties. They think progress should come quickly. But real growth never happens overnight. Even small steps are valuable. If you keep trying, you will finally see changes. It is also important to learn to deal with your own bad moods. When you feel upset or disappointed, don’t hide your feelings all the time. __4__ Talking with family or friends can help you clear your mind. You can also keep a diary to record your thoughts. Last but not least, be kind to yourself. It is normal to make mistakes. __5__ Self‑improvement is a long journey, not a short‑time race. A. You do not need to push yourself too hard. B. It is not about giving up your own personality. C. But it is impossible for you to be exactly like them. D. So it is necessary to set a clear goal for yourself. E. Patience plays an important role in self‑improvement. F. You should learn to express your feelings in proper ways. G. Never compare your life with others’ on social media. 五、词汇检测（共10小题，每小题2分，满分20分） A) 根据句意及首字母或中文提示写出单词，每空一词。 1. As a ________(天生的) artist, she has a good sense of colour. 2. It’s rude to l________ at others when they make mistakes. 3. Teenagers should learn to ________(处理) with their own problems bravely. 4. If you keep practicing, you will make great p________ in your spoken English. 5. My parents often e________ me to take part in different after‑school activities. B) 用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。 6. He is patient enough ________(wait) for others for a long time. 7. The manager, together with his workers, ________(devote) lots of time to the new project every week. 8. Many students regret ________(waste) too much time on online games. 9. You should think twice before making important ________(decide). 10. The little girl felt ________(stress) because of too much schoolwork. 六、任务型阅读（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分） 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答下面问题，每小题答案不超过10个单词。 Nowadays many teenagers spend plenty of time on short‑video apps. They enjoy watching different kinds of short videos in their free time. However, some of them easily fall into a bad habit: comparing their own life with other people’s perfect online lives. On those videos, some teenagers show their wonderful holidays, excellent grades or fancy new things. Most of these are carefully‑prepared. What the viewers see is only a small part of real life. Few people post their failures or troubles online. So it is unfair for you to judge others’ whole life from such videos. When you keep comparing, you may gradually lose confidence in yourself. You begin to doubt whether you are good enough. Actually everyone has weak points and unhappy moments. No one’s life is always perfect. Experts give some useful advice. First, learn to tell the difference between online shows and real life. Second, put more energy into your own daily life. Try to notice your own small progress. Third, value what you already have. If you can do these things well, you will feel much better about yourself. We should remember: our own journey is what really matters. There is no need to race against other people. 1. What is some teenagers’ bad habit mentioned in Paragraph 1? ________________________________________________________ 2. Why is it unfair to know others’ life from short videos? ________________________________________________________ 3. What result may comparing with online lives bring to teenagers? ________________________________________________________ 4. How many pieces of advice do experts offer in the text? ________________________________________________________ 5. What should we remember according to the last paragraph? ________________________________________________________ 七、书面表达（满分20分） 现在很多学生除了繁重的课业之外，还拥有不少兴趣爱好。但不少同学难以平衡学习与爱好之间的关系。学校英语专栏正在开展征文活动，请你以 **Balance between study and hobbies** 为题写一篇英语短文投稿。 内容要点： 1. 现状：很多学生面临学习与爱好之间的冲突； 2. 爱好的好处（至少两点）； 3. 你对于如何平衡二者的两点建议； 4. 你的个人感悟。 要求： 1. 词数90‑110； 2. 行文连贯，语法正确； 3. 文中不得出现真实姓名、学校名称。 参考答案 第一部分 选择题 一、单项选择 1‑5 DDCAB 6‑10 CBCBB 11‑15 CBBAD 二、完形填空 16‑20 CDBBC 21‑25 CBACD 26‑30 ABADD 三、阅读理解 A篇：1‑5 BBCAD B篇：6‑10 BCBDC C篇：11‑15 BBACB 第二部分 非选择题 四、信息还原（七选五） 1‑5 BCEFA 五、词汇检测 A) 1. born 2. laugh 3. deal 4. progress 5. encourage B) 6. to wait 7. devotes 8. wasting 9. decisions10. stressed 六、任务型阅读（答案不唯一，符合词数即可） 1. Comparing life with others’ online lives. 2. Few post their failures or troubles online. 3. They may lose confidence in themselves. 4. Three. 5. Our own journey really matters. 七、书面表达（参考范文） Balance between study and hobbies Now many students have trouble dealing with the relationship between study and hobbies. Sometimes hobbies get in the way of their schoolwork. However, hobbies are really helpful. They can help us relax after long‑time study. Also, some hobbies develop our personal qualities such as patience. Here is my advice. First, we should make a good daily time plan. Second, we must stick to our plan and never spend too much spare time on hobbies. Study comes first, but we should also leave some time for our interests. If we try our best, we can achieve a good balance. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $