辽宁大连市甘井子区部分校2026-2027学年九年级上学期10月阶段检测英语试题

2026-2027学年度第一学期阶段性随堂练习 九年级 英语 注意事项： 1. 请在答题卡上作答，在试卷上作答无效。 1. 本试卷共五大题，45小题，满分90分，考试时间为90分钟。 第一部分 选择题 （共50分） 一、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分；满分40分） 第一节 阅读下面语言材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Unlock Your Imagination—Join Our Fun Online Club! Are you a teenager who wants to learn something new and have fun? Do you want to meet new friends from all over the world and try out cool activities? Our online club, E-connection Club, is perfect for you! The following are the activities our club has. Creative Workshops ·You can show your talent in art, writing, music and more. ·Our fun teachers will help you bring your ideas to life and make really cool things. Culture World ·You can learn about different cultures. ·You can practice speaking new languages with friends from other countries in our club. Team Circle ·Join study groups, so you can get help with homework. ·And in the study groups you can talk about things that interest you. Super-Cool Community ·Make new friends and be a part of a super-cool community. ·Work together on projects, share your creations, and have a great time with other teens just like you. Sign up at https://e-connection.com now and get your first month free! Try out all the cool activities we have and see how much fun you can have. So don’t wait! Join our online club today and start your journey of creativity, learning, and friendship! Let your imagination run wild and have a great time! 1．What kind of students are more likely to join this club? A．Those who don’t like teamwork. B．Those who love trying new things. C．Those who are good at online activities. D．Those who are interested in doing sports. 2．Who will help you bring your ideas to life in the E-connection Club? A．Fun teachers. B．Creative artists. C．Famous coaches. D．Rich businessmen. 3．Students can get help with homework, in ________. A．Team Circle B．Culture World C．Creative Workshops D．Super-Cool Community 4．Where can we probably read this text? A．In a storybook. B．In an interview. C．On a news website. D．On a poster. B Nowadays, teenagers’ growth and pocket‑money management draw lots of social attention. Many teenagers are full of creativity. Some take part in puppet performances, some join volunteer groups and others show their talent in different art forms. However, quite a few teenagers do not have good habits in dealing with pocket money. Some teenagers from wealthy families spend money without thinking. They buy expensive laptops or other fancy things just because their classmates have them. They seldom make a budget and hardly realise the real value of money. Educators give some useful advice for teenagers. First, make a clear budget for your pocket money every month. Second, form good saving habits. You can put part of your money in your piggy bank or your own account. Third, try to tell wants from needs. Do not buy things just because they are on sale. True pleasure does not come from expensive goods. When teenagers learn to manage money well, they are taking an important step towards independence. 5．What is the main idea of this passage? A．Puppetry art around the world. B．Teenagers’ creativity and money management. C．How to become a great performer. D．Different kinds of bank accounts. 6．What problem do some teenagers have according to the text? A．They have no pocket money at all. B．They spend money without clear plans. C．They refuse all expensive things. D．They never take part in any activities. 7．Which piece of advice is NOT mentioned in the text? A．Make a monthly budget. B．Develop good saving habits. C．Travel abroad as often as possible. D．Tell wants from real needs. 8．What can we infer from the passage? A．Money management is important for teenagers’ growth. B．All teenagers can manage money perfectly. C．Teenagers should never spend any pocket money. D．Only rich teenagers need to learn about budgets. C Every year, the "National Good Teenagers"（新时代好少年）award is given to young people who have done something remarkable. In 2026, two students from Shanghai received this honor. One of them is Zhang Zunkai, a student from Shanghai World Foreign Language Middle School. He won first prize in the 2026 Yangtze River Delta AI Olympiad Huawei Track. He also led a "Maker Team" to study the "Ink River" near his home. They built a smart water quality monitoring boat called "Tanquhao"（碳趣号）. The boat can test the water and send data to a phone app. This project won a prize in the Shanghai Youth "Dual Carbon" Proposal Competition. The other student is Qian Zhiyuan from Shanghai Songjiang No. 7 Middle School. He saved a drowning person during a training session on the river. His courage and quick action saved a life. "These young people show us what teenagers today can do," said an official from the award committee. "They are not just good at studying. They use their creativity and skills to help others." The "National Good Teenagers" award has been given for many years. A total of 13 students from Shanghai have received this honor over the years. Their stories inspire more young people to use their talents for good. 9．How many students from Shanghai received the "National Good Teenagers" award in 2026? A. One. B. Two. C. Thirteen. D. Fifty. 10．What did Zhang Zunkai win first prize in? A. A boat race. B. A music contest. C. A writing competition. D. The AI Olympiad Huawei Track. 11．What is the "Tanquhao" used for? A. Taking photos underwater. B. Carrying passengers. C. Testing water quality. D. Fishing in the river. 12．What does the passage mainly talk about? A. Two Shanghai teenagers who received a national honor. B. How to build a smart water quality monitoring boat. C. Why Shanghai has more good teenagers than other cities. D. The importance of winning competitions. D China stops food delivery (递送) wars China’s government is stepping in to control fierce (激烈的) competition between three big food delivery companies: JD．Meituan. Ele. me. These companies fighting for more customers by offering huge discounts and special benefits, causing problems in the market. The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), China’s top market regulator, recently held a meeting with these companies. They warned them to follow laws about fair competition, online business, and food safety. The government wants to protect customers, restaurants, and delivery workers. The competition started in February 2025 when JD．com entered the food delivery market. To attract workers, JD promised full-time riders social insurance and housing funds. Currently, Meituan and Ele. me control 98% of the market together. To fight back, Meituan said it would also pay social insurance for riders, while Ele. me launched a “Billion-Yuan Subsidy” program with big discounts. The companies even copied each other’s services. Meituan created a new “Flash Sale” platform, and Alibaba’s Ele. me expanded its one-hour delivery service nationwide. Sometimes, the competition turned ugly. JD．com accused (控告) Meituan of forcing riders to reject JD’s orders, making some riders lose 16-25% of their income. Meituan denied (否认) this. China’s tech companies often use price wars and subsidies (补贴) to beat competitors. The government has fined big companies like Alibaba and Meituan in recent years to keep the market fair. Experts say heavy discounts work when a market is growing, but now they might harm the industry. Customers might only care about low prices, and restaurants could lower food quality to save money. A government department focused on social issues also joined the meeting, showing concern for over 10 million delivery riders. “Price wars hurt everyone,” said Zhang Yi, a market analyst. “Companies should focus on better food and service instead of burning money.” 13．Why did China’s government hold a meeting with JD．com, Meituan, and Ele. me? A．To help them make more money B．To stop unfair competition in food delivery C．To create new delivery services D．To increase food prices 14．The phrase “price wars” in the article most likely means __________ A．governments setting price limits B．companies fighting by lowering prices C．restaurants selling expensive food D．customers refusing to pay high prices 15．What does Zhang Yi, the market analyst, think about price wars? A．They are necessary for market growth. B．They benefit both companies and customers. C．They harm the industry in the long term. D．They should be supported by the government 16．What is the main purpose of the article? A．To explain how food delivery companies make money. B．To compare the working conditions of delivery riders. C．To advertise new services from JD、Meituan and Ele. me. D．To describe the government’s action against unhealthy competition in food delivery. 第二节 阅读短文，从方框内所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，其中有一个多余的选项。 More and more teenagers around the world are under mental（心理的）stress,which has become an international focus. A famous expert from Stanford University provides some helpful tips for teenagers to stay mentally healthy. Learn to manage your time well. 17. Don't put off today's work until tomorrow.When you finish tasks on time, you will feel less stressed and more confident. You should remember to leave some time for rest. Good balance stops you from feeling too tired. Then you can study better with a clear mind. Find suitable ways to relax yourself. Doing things you enjoy, such as reading, drawing, or playing sports, can help you take your mind off worries. 18. When you feel sad or worried, sharing your feelings with parents, teachers or friends helps a lot. You don't have to face difficulties alone. 19. Everyone makes mistakes and meets with difficulties. Think about what you can learn from them. Tell yourself “I can do better next time” and keep trying. In the end, you will succeed. Good mental health is necessary for every teenager. It helps to grow stronger and face challenges fearlessly. 20. A. Make a study plan and follow it. B. Leaving yourself alone is helpful. C. Talking to someone you trust also works. D. You will own a happier life in these ways. E. Stay positive and learn something from failures. 二、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分） 阅读短文, 理解其大意, 从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 Shadow play is a traditional form of fun in China. Leather (皮革) puppets, controlled by sticks, are held up against a screen with a light behind them. With 21 , songs and dialogue, they tell a story. It’s possible that some form of shadow play has been in China for a long time, but it was not until the Northern Song Dynasty that shadow play was 22 in books. The tools required for a shadow play are 23 : just a white screen, puppets, and a light. Screens were made of paper, and some had the scenery painted on. Puppets might have been first 24 paper too, but no doubt leather quickly became more popular because of its durability (耐用性). Therefore, in modern Chinese the 25 form is called piyingxi, and pi means leather. Puppets stood for people and different things. They were carved (雕刻) and painted. The colours were very 26 in order to show through the screen. A typical performing team was made up of around five people. One 27 the puppets, three played the instruments and one sang all the parts. The 28 performances made shadow play an ideal entertainment art form for the working class. Skills were passed down through families, in teams, and from masters to pupils. The art form enabled the spread of cultural history, social beliefs 29 local customs.The Chinese government 30 this ancient and important art form, yet it is the performers themselves who can best bring it to young people. 21．A．music B．food C．love D．interest 22．A．enjoyed B．recorded C．watched D．played 23．A．difficult B．popular C．expensive D．simple 24．A．stopped from B．depended on C．made of D．taken up 25．A．sports B．learning C．art D．medicine 26．A．bright B．blue C．weak D．strange 27．A．caught B．moved C．shook D．threw 28．A．morning B．noon C．afternoon D．evening 29．A．for B．and C．but D．or 30．A．invents B．produces C．educates D．supports 第二部分 非选择题 （共40分） 三、语篇填空（共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分） 阅读短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内所给词的正确形式填空，使短文通顺，连贯。 “The Gift of the Magi” is a short story by the American writer O·Henry. He was good 31 ending stories in a surprising way. Of course, “The Gift of the Magi” is the same. The story is about Della and Jim. Jim only makes $20 a week, and their flat alone costs $8 of that. They have to lead a poor life. But each of them has 32 important thing. For Della, it is her beautiful hair. For Jim, it is his gold watch . It’s Christmas Eve. Della has tried hard to save money to buy Jim a gift. 33 it is sad that she doesn’t have enough money. And so, she sells her hair to buy Jim a present. She decides 34 (buy) a nice chain for his watch. When Jim comes home, he is 35 (shock). Della’s hair is gone! At that moment, Della thinks he’s 36 (happy) with her, but there’s a surprise. Jim also brings Della a gift—a 37 (value) comb for her hair. How does he do it? Well, here comes the O·Henry surprise. Jim 38 (sell) his watch! “The Gift of the Magi” is a warm story. At last, Della and Jim have no money but they get 39 (gift) from each other. But it doesn’t seem to matter. O·Henry did not want us to make fun of them. Instead, he wrote at the end that “they are the wisest”. They have something much 40 (important) than money—they have love. 四、阅读与表达（共4小题，41~43小题，每小题2分，44小题4分；满分10分） 阅读短文，然后根据内容回答问题。 When it comes to mobile payments in China, the QR code (二维码) is the king. However, Alipay, a payment app, introduced a new paying method called “Tap (碰一下)!”. It lets users pay by simply tapping their phones on a small machine. This magic trick uses a technology called NFC, or Near Field Communication. NFC uses magnetic fields (磁场) to let devices (设备) “talk” to each other. When two phones or a phone and a payment machine are placed very close, they create a tiny magnetic field. This field helps them share data safely and quickly, almost like sharing secrets that only they can hear. Sony and Philips first developed NFC in 2002, but it didn’t become popular until Apple Pay started in 2014. Now, NFC is everywhere! You can use it to open apartment doors, share photos between phones, or even check your pet’s ID card by tapping your phone. If your pet gets lost, scanning (扫描) the card helps others return it safely. NFC is faster and safer than using QR codes. While QR codes need you to scan a square box, NFC just requires a tap. It uses strong secret codes to protect your money. What’s more, since NFC only works when devices are centimetres apart, thieves can’t steal your information from far away. Experts say QR codes and NFC won’t take the place of each other. They’re like best friends helping in different situations. For example, at a parking lot, QR codes are more convenient because you can scan them from farther away. But at stores, NFC’s quick tap saves more time. So next time you see someone tap his or her phone to pay, you’ll know—it’s NFC magic, making life easier and safer! 41．How does the paying method “Tap” let users pay? 42．What helps two devices share data safely and quickly? 43．Why is NFC considered safer than QR codes for payments? 44．Do you prefer to use NFC or QR codes to pay? Why? 五、书面表达 （满分20分） 45. 青少年是祖国的未来。在你的身边，一定也有一些值得敬佩的青少年——他们或许在努力学习、或许在传承文化、或许在热心助人、或许在科技创新。请你根据以下要点，写一篇英文短文，介绍一位你敬佩的青少年。 内容包括： 这位青少年是谁（姓名、年龄、身份）；他/她做了什么值得敬佩的事情；你从他/她身上学到了什么。 注意： 1. 词数80—100词； 2. 可适当增加细节，使行文连贯； 3. 文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称（如需要，请使用Li Ming等化名）。 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 英语试卷 第 1 页 （共8页） 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 2026-2027学年度第一学期阶段性随堂练习 九年级 英语 答案 一阅读： 第一节：1-4 :BAAD 5-8: BBCA 9-12：BDCA 13-16：BBCD 第二节：17-20 ：ACED 二．完形填空： 21-25 ：ABDCC 26-30 :ABDBD 三．语篇填空： 31. at 32.an 33.But 34.to buy 35.shocked 36.unhappy 37.valuable 38. sells 39. gifts 40. more important 四．阅读理解： 41. By simply tapping their phones on a small machine. 42.A tiny magnetic field. 43. Because NFC uses strong secret codes to protect your money and it only works when devices are centimetres apart. 44. 开放性试题，言之有理即可得分。NFC. Because it is safer and quicker./Because it saves my time./QR codes. Because my phone doesn’t have NFC./Because I’m in the habit of using QR codes./.. 五．书面表达 The teenager I admire most is Li Ming, a 15-year-old student from my school. He is hard-working and kind. Last winter, Li Ming organized a volunteer group to help the old in our community. He visited them every weekend, cleaned their homes and chatted with them. He also raised money to buy warm clothes for them. I learn a lot from Li Ming. He shows that we can make a difference even at a young age. His sense of responsibility encourages me to be a better person. He sets a good example for us. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $