黑龙江大庆市肇源县学期初联考2026-2027学年九年级上学期10月阶段检测英语试题

英语试卷 答题时间：90分钟 总分：90分 第一节选择题(45分) I.Reading Comprehension(共15小题，每题2分，共30分) Choose the best answer according to the passage. (A) Create Your Own DIY Competition If you love to make things and creat new ideas, here’s your chance! Come and join in the Create Your Own DIY Competition (13—19 September 2026) 1st place 1 trophy (奖杯) and 20 books 2nd place 1 trophy and 10 books 3rd to 6th places 1 trophy and 5 books All you have to do is to create your own DIY works. ●The competition is only open to the students in Lianghu School Education Group. ●Please make your DIY works and write an introduction in at least 300 words. ●Pictures are not necessary but works with creative pictures will get extra points. Get an entry form from www. LianghuSchool.org/diycompetition. The closing date: September 20, 2026. The best DIY works will be posted on www.LianghuSchool.org/bestdiy. Everyone will have the chance to vote (投票) for their favorite works from 23 to 25 September 2026. Names of winners will also be posted on www.LianghuSchool.org/bestdiy on September 30, 2026. Please call 1300 6821 7722 or visit www.LianghuSchool.org/diycompetition for more information 1. If you win the 5th place, what prizes will you get? A. 1 trophy and 5 books. B. 1 trophy and 10 books. C. 1 trophy and 15 books. D. 1 trophy and 20 books. 2. Jimmy is refused to take part in the competition probably because ________. A. he creates the story all by himself B. his story has more than 300 words C. his story doesn’t have any pictures D. he isn’t from Grand Middle School 3. Which of the following is TRUE according to the text? A. You can get the entry form on www. LianghuSchool.org/bestdiy. B. People may vote for DIY works on September 24, 2026. C. Winners’ names come out on September 20, 2026. D. You can call 1300-6221-4422 to get your entry form. (B) Blowing sugar figurines (小塑像) is a state-level intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产) in China, with a history of more than 600 years. Walking through old-street markets, you may sometimes catch sight of folk artists performing this amazing skill. Xiong Chuanfa is a well-known inheritor (传承人) of this folk art. With hot soft sugar in his hands, he can blow lively animals such as rabbits, tigers and monkeys within minutes. Many children crowd around him, looking at his work with big surprised eyes, as if watching a real-life magician. However, the beautiful work never comes easily. He has practised the skill for over twenty years. The temperature of sugar must be just right. Too hot and it will break; too cool and it cannot be shaped. In the old days, sugar figurine artists mainly worked at street markets. Now Xiong brings this art into colleges and community centres. Some foreign students also come to have a try. Most of them think it looks simple, yet they soon find it full of challenges. Besides live shows, Xiong posts short videos online. Thousands of young people visit his account (账号) and get to know this old craft. Like many other traditional arts, blowing sugar figurines once faced the risk of disappearing. Modern mass-produced (大批量生产的) sweets draw much attention from kids. But creative new ways help the old heritage stay alive. True cultural heritage does not only sit in museums. It shines when it meets young people’s modern life. 4. What do many children think of Xiong’s performance? A. They consider it boring and old-fashioned. B. They feel amazed and treat him like a magician. C. They want to buy lots of sugar from him. D. They learn to make sugar figurines all by themselves. 5. What can we infer from the passage? A. Making sugar figurines needs strict control over sugar temperature. B. Foreign students can master this skill after one quick try. C. Sugar figurine art only appears inside city museums. D. Modern factory sweets have no influence on folk arts. 6. What is the writer’s opinion in the last paragraph? A. Old heritage should only be kept in museums. B. Short-video shows cannot spread traditional culture. C. Traditional arts need new forms to attract young people. D. Sugar figurines will completely replace modern sweets. 7. What is the main idea of the text? A. Different kinds of popular street food in modern Chinese cities. B. The long history of all Chinese intangible cultural heritage. C. The folk art of blowing sugar figurines and its new ways of passing down. D. Advice for teenagers on how to learn different handcraft skills. (C) AI-made short dramas have become very popular on short-video apps in the past year. Unlike traditional small dramas that need actors, cameras, studios and weeks of filming, these AI short dramas can be made by one person in just a few hours with simple AI tools. You only need to type a story idea, and AI will write the stories , make virtual (虚拟的）characters, create scenes, add voices and even finish the whole video by itself. Many creators like AI dramas because they cost little and are made fast. A team of three once made 80 episodes (集) of an AI history drama with only 3,000 yuan, and it got over 500 million views online. For common people with no filming experience, AI makes their story dreams come true easily. It also lets small content teams make more works in less time, opening a new door for online fun. However, there are serious problems behind the fast growth. Most AI short dramas have the same repetitive stories—rich-poor reversal (反转), love revenge (复仇), fantasy magic—with no deep or creative ideas. AI often makes logical (逻辑的）mistakes: characters’ faces change suddenly, actions don’t match lines, and scenes are not the same all the time. What’s worse, many AI dramas use misleading or even bad content to win attention, such as untrue history, fighting and wrong values, which misleads young viewers a lot. Another big worry is that AI may take away jobs. Professional (职业的) actors, directors, editors and screenwriters are getting less work as more companies turn to cheap AI production. Some people also become too crazy about watching these fast, simple AI dramas, losing interest in reading books or watching high-quality films and shows. Experts say AI short dramas are not good or bad themselves. They are a new tool. What matters is how we use and control them. Platforms should check AI dramas strictly to stop bad content. Creators should add human creativity instead of just copying AI works. And viewers, especially teenagers, should choose meaningful works and control their watching time. Only in this way can AI short dramas develop healthily and bring real fun to people. 8. What can we learn from the example in Paragraph 2? A. AI dramas are always popular with viewers. B. Making AI dramas needs a big team. C. AI helps ordinary people create works easily. D. Traditional micro-dramas will disappear soon. 9. What does the underlined word “repetitive” in Paragraph 3 probably mean? A. 新颖的 B. 重复的 C. 精彩的 D. 复杂的 10. Which is NOT a problem of AI short dramas according to the passage? A. Logical mistakes in videos. B. Misleading and bad content. C. High cost for small teams. D. Taking jobs from professionals. 11. What is the main idea of the passage? A. How to make popular AI short dramas. B. The development of AI video technology. C. People’s different ideas about creating AI dramas. D. Advantages, problems and proper use of AI short dramas. (D) Wang Hong is a top-level Chinese mathematician. Born in 1991 in Guilin, Guangxi, she got her bachelor’s degree (学士学位) from Peking University. In July, 2026, the 35-year-old woman won the Fields Medal. People call it “the Nobel Prize in Math”. She is the third woman in history to get this top prize, and also the first Chinese-language winner of the Fields Medal . Wang’s path to mathematical greatness was not a straight line. When she studied at Peking University, she was not always the best student. Sometimes she spent weeks on one hard problem but still failed. However, she never gave up. She kept reading papers, discussing ideas with partners and thinking day and night. Together with her workmate Joshua Zahl, Wang solved the famous three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture (三维卡克雅猜想). This difficult problem had troubled world-famous mathematicians for more than one hundred years. To finish the research, they checked their work again and again to make sure there were no mistakes. Wang hopes to inspire more young women to enter STEM fields. She also hopes more young Chinese students can fall in love with science. She says fame does not change her life. Most of her time is still spent thinking about math problems.“Keep trying when you meet difficulties. Hard work can make a big difference,” she tells teenagers. Her story proves that with curiosity, determination, and the courage to follow your passion, even the most difficult problems can be solved. 12. What can we learn from Paragraph 2? A. She never met any difficulties at university. B. Her success came through lots of failures and efforts. C. She became a top mathematician without hard work. D. Her study journey was always smooth and easy. 13. Who helped Wang Hong solve the Kakeya conjecture? A. Her teacher in Guilin. B. Some students from Peking University. C. Joshua Zahl, her partner. D. A famous woman mathematician in France. 14. Which of the following is TRUE? A. The Fields Medal is also known as “the Nobel Prize in Math”. B. Wang Hong is the first woman to win the Fields Medal. C. She solved the Kakeya conjecture all by herself. D. Great fame completely changed her everyday life. 15. What is the best title for the passage? A. The History of the Fields Medal B. The Secret of Solving Math Problems C. Wang Hong: An Example for Teenagers D. How to Become a Woman Scientist II. Complete the Passage ( 5小题，每小题1分，共5分 ) 七选五 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入各小题横线上的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。 Last week, we interviewed He Silei, a top-performing graduate at Dehong No.1 Nationality Middle School of Yunnan. He got into Tsinghua last year. As a successful learner, exams aren’t just a way to check what he’s learned. They’re also a chance to improve his study skills. ___16___ Before an exam, he usually reviews what he’s learned by looking at the textbook’s table of contents (目录). ___17___ in the last 10 minutes before the exam, he does a few simple problems to build up his confidence and get in the right mindset (思维模式). ___18___ He also sees it as a chance to practice completing tasks under pressure. The time limit and serious setting help him improve his test taking skills. He always plans how to use his time for each part of the exam and decides the best order to answer the questions. With more practice, he’s found a rhythm (节奏) that works for him. ___19___ After the exam, he takes time to think about how he did. ___20___ He likes to write down what he has learned in a personal “exam handbook” and read it before the next exam to remind himself of past mistakes and important things to remember. By following these steps, he’s found that he can get the most out of every exam and keep learning. A. Let me tell you how to be a successful learner. B. That’s because it’s a good way to help you succeed. C. Here’s his advice about how to make the most of every exam. D. During the exam, he focuses on answering each question carefully. E. He also practices different types of questions to prepare for certain topics. F. That’s because he believes the best method is the one that works best for you. G. He looks at his mistakes, works out where he went wrong and thinks about how he managed his time. III. Cloze Test ( 10小题，每小题1分，共10分 ) Choose the best answer to complete the passage. Li Hua, a 15-year-old girl from Suzhou, fell in love with calligraphy when she was only eight. On her eighth birthday, her grandfather gave her a special gift: a calligraphy set with a brush, an inkstick, an inkstone and some Xuanzhi. “These are the four ____21____ of the study,” Grandpa told her. “With them, you can create beautiful works.” At first, Li Hua found it ____22____ to control the brush. Her hands shook and the ink often dropped onto the paper. She ____23____ the basic strokes again and again. Grandpa taught her to hold the brush straight and to move it with care.____24____ three months of practice, she could finally write a clean, beautiful stroke. Every day after school, Li Hua ____25____ for half an hour. She says calligraphy helps her in many ways. “When I write, I ____26____ all my worries,” she says. “It teaches me ____27____. I have learnt that if I keep trying, I will do better and better.” Last year, Li Hua ____28____ a city calligraphy competition and won the second prize. Her work, a poem by Su Shi, was ____29____ by the judges for its strong and lively strokes. “Calligraphy is part of our ____30____,” Li Hua says. “I hope more young people will pick up the brush and give it a try.” 21. A. treasures B. stories C. skills D. gifts 22. A. easy B. hard C. interesting D. boring 23. A. taught B. learnt C. practised D. forgot 24. A. Before B. Until C. During D. After 25. A. draws B. practises C. reads D. sleeps 26. A. remember B. forget C. solve D. cause 27. A. patience B. courage C. honesty D. kindness 28. A. joined B. attended C. took part in D. joined in 29. A. praised B. blamed C. drawn D. written 30. A. family B. culture C. school D. country 第二节 非选择题(共计55分) IV. Grammatical Filling ( 10小题，每小题2分，共20分 ) A new social media trend (潮流) ____31____ (know) as “Becoming Chinese” is drawing the attention of TikTok users around the world. This cultural exchange (交换) ____32____ (lead) to a wave of people trying out many kinds of Chinese lifestyles online so far. These lifestyles often include everyday Chinese self-care habits, such as drinking warm water instead of cold drinks and practicing baduanjin-a slow exercise loved by older people. The reasons lie in the hope for a much ____33____ (health) life from young people and the rising popularity of China on the global stage. The Global Times pointed out that the wisdom behind Chinese lifestyles helps people deal with today’s “burnout (倦怠) society ”. For example, Chinese culture values living in peace with nature and ____34____(keep) a balance between yin and yang. The trend ____35____ (show) that in a fast-changing world, Chinese lifestyles can bring order (有序) and calm inside. ____36____ Western societies face uncertainty, people want to look for new ways of living in other countries. This ____37____ (full) reflects (反映 ) China’s growing soft power. Besides, it means foreigners are changing their minds, from watching Chinese culture ____38____ taking part in it. US tech magazine Wired saw this trend as part of a bigger change. Chinese ____39____ (produce) have been important in Western life, showing ____40____ great example of cultural exchange. V. Reading Expression ( 5小题，每小题2分，共10分 )（61-63小题每空一词） Being busy seems very common in our daily life. Many people have lots of plans and endless messages every day. They feel they are making progress all the time. However, lots of people feel very tired at the end of the day. They find their important goals are still difficult to reach. In fact, being busy is not the same as being effective (高效的). Busy work fills your time, but effective work brings real results. Knowing this difference can help you use your time well and pay attention to truly important things. Being busy may give people a wrong feeling of success. Answering emails and finishing small tasks can bring people the illusion (错觉) of making progress. But these activities often do not help people get closer to their important goals. Besides, busy people often let outside things take up most of their time. So they can hardly control their own time, and this brings them much stress. Being effective means you care about good results, not only how many things you do. Effective people think ahead about what is important and spend most of their time on those tasks. This good habit cuts down useless work and gives people time to focus. Too much busyness makes people lose chances for real progress. Some people are busy every day, but they get little valuable things done. Effective people will stop sometimes and check whether they are following their goals. If you judge your day by real progress instead of how busy you are, your work will have more purposes and you will live a more satisfying life. 1-3题完成句子，每空一词；4-5题回答问题。 41. ●Many people feel very ________ after a busy day, while their important ________ are still hard to reach. 42. ●Too many outside tasks will take up most of people’s ________ and bring them much ________. 43. ●Effective people care about good ________. Finally they can live a more ________ life. 44. What can knowing the difference between being busy and being effective help you do? ________________________________________________________ 45. Do you plan to be an effective student? Why? ________________________________________________________ VI.Writing ( 1小题，共15分 ) 46. 假定你是李华，你的朋友Peter转学到外地一所新中学，一时难以适应校园生活。请根据思维导图，给他写一封电子邮件，就怎样拥有快乐的中学生活提几点建议。词数80-100左右。 写作要求： 1. 不得使用真实姓名和学校名； 2. 可以适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯； 3. 字迹工整，语言精练，表达准确，条理清晰； 4. 词数80-100。 Dear Peter, I’m sorry you can’t get used to your new school life in another city. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Yours, 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $考号 班级 姓名 2026-2027学年度上期初质量检测 初四（英语）答题卡 题号 三 四 五 六 总分 得分 第一部分 选择题（共45分） 1.阅读（共15小题每小题2分，共30分）. (A)1 2 3 4. 5. B)6. 7 8 9 10. (C)11. 12. 13 14. 15 I1.七选五（共5小题，每小题1分，共5分） 16 17 18 19 20. III.完型（共10小题，每小题1分，共10分） 21 22 23 24 25 26. 27 28 29. 30 第二部分非选择题(45分) IV.语篇填空（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分) 31. 32 33 34. 35. 初四英语 第1页共1页 36 37. 38. 39 40 V.阅读表达（共5小题，每小题2分，共10分） 41 42. 43. 44. 45. VI.Writing(共1小题，满分15分)