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2026-2027学年第一学期九年级英语学科期中考试答案 一、听力 1-3 CBA 4-8 BCCAB 11-13 AAC 14-16 ABB 二、单选 1-5: ADCAA 6-10: CABAB 11-15: BBABC 完形填空 16-20: ABAAC 21-25: BCDAC 阅读理解 26-30: CBCAB 31-35: ABCDD 36-40: BCDAB 三、补全对话 41-45: BAFCD 四、完成句子 46 lost in 47 made history 48 on sale 49 bring out 50 dance to 五、任务型阅读 51. came up with 52. their first 53. ten years 54. 30 / thirty kilometers 55. China 六、综合填空 56. Instead / nstead 57. attention / ttention 58．daily / aily 59. care / are 60. Because / ecause 61. how/ow 62. like/ike 63. bad/ ad 64. stick / tick 65. more / ore 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 2026-2027学年第一学期九年级英语学科期中考试试卷 一、单项选择（每题1分，共15分） 1. I saw unusual painting and European stamp at the museum. A. an; a B. a; an C. an; an D. a; a 2. — What’s name? — My name is Emma Miller. You can call Emma. A. you; I B. you; me C. your; I D. your; me 3. We should learn to judge the real of goods instead of only looking at prices. A. period B. treasure C. value D. background 4. First put some salt into the water and then . A. mix them up B. mix up them C. mix it up D. mix up it 5. You throw rubbish into the river. It will hurt the fish and birds there. A. mustn’t B. needn’t C. may D. could 6. After the speech, his mind all kinds of new ideas. A. is full with B. was filled of C. was filled with D. filled with 7. — Has the film begun? — Yes. The film for half an hour. A. has been on B. has begun C. began D. begins 8. The night view of the city was beautiful we stopped again and again to take photos. A. such; that B. so; that C. too; to D. very; that 9. Online medical service is very for people living in faraway villages. Many of them don’t need to travel far to see a doctor any more. A. convenient B. strange C. dangerous D. difficult 10. The beggar on the ground to the police that I had put some poisonous food in his bowl. A. laying, lied B. lying, lied C. laid, lied D. lay, lying 11. I thought the exam was easy, but it was quite difficult. A. hardly B. actually C. probably D. naturally 12. You can have the cakes this strawberry one because it’s for your little brother. You know how he likes strawberry cakes. A. all; besides B. all; except C. none; except D. some; besides 13. When I don’t know how to something, Mr Wu is always the first person that I advice. A. deal with; ask for B. do with; ask for C. deal with: ask about D. do with; ask about 14. I enjoy playing computer games, but I can’t too much time that. A. take; doing B. spend; doing C. spend; on doing D. take; to do 15. — Thinking creatively and trying bravely are very important to young people. — . They’re valuable qualities. A. That’s all right B. Great C. I can’t agree more D. You’d better not 二、完形填空（每题1分，共10分） In today’s fast-changing world, the press (媒体) often 16 on how AI is changing our lives. AI can now write songs and even sing like a human. However, can it truly touch our hearts? A 17 young musician named Li Hua gives us the answer. Li Hua is a 18 who loves eastern culture. 19 he was a child, he has been 20 traditional Chinese instruments. He seems to 21 mixing ancient sounds with modern pop music. His 22 style has won him many 23 across the country. Last month, Li Hua held a special online 24 . Instead of using AI to make perfect music, he chose to show his true strength. He sat in a quiet country house. With the gentle drips of rain outside and the soft sound of a bell, he began to play. The melody (旋律) started to flow naturally. His music broke the boundary between traditional and modern art. In an age where AI can easily create music, Li Hua proves 25 real art comes from human feelings, not just cold machines. 16. A. reports B. mirrors C. manages D. realizes 17. A. surprising B. talented C. familiar D. eastern 18. A. composer B. doctor C. creator D. educator 19. A. Since B. When C. As D. While 20. A. perfect for B. afraid of C. familiar with D. strict with 21. A. give up B. have a gift for C. look forward to D. get used to 22. A. common B. boring C. own D. strange 23. A. shoulders B. couples C. dates D. awards 24. A. concert B. meeting C. class D. match 25. A. if B. whether C. that D. unless 三、阅读理解（每题2分，共30分） A Having a part-time job is an important part of growing up for American teenagers. They can learn some important skills by doing a part-time job. They can also make some money in this way. Many teenagers think making their own money can let them feel free and delighted. American teenagers can do part-time jobs at the age of 14. During the school year, teenagers may go to work a few hours a week after school. In summer, Americans are happy if they find part-time jobs at camps, swimming pools and natural parks. These jobs can bring them much fun while making money. Some of the most stressful careers in the future are teaching, nursing and policing. However, the part-time jobs teenagers take now can benefit their future. When they grow up, students with work experience find it easier to get jobs than those without. A favorite job for many teenagers is taking care of babies, and they can start before the age of 14 if their parents agree. What they only do is to stay in the house and make sure the kids are okay. At the same time, they can do their homework, watch TV, or talk on the phone with friends. It is important to balance school, homework, and a part-time job. Many American teenagers value their work experience and the skills they get from the job. 26. What can American teenagers learn from a part-time job? A. A lovely picture. B. A good idea. C. Some important skills. D. Some sad stories. 27. What does the underlined word “delighted” mean in English? A. Sorry. B. Pleased. C. Worried. D. Bored. 28. American teenagers can find part-time jobs in the following places EXCEPT . A. camps B. swimming pools C. banks D. natural parks 29. Why do American teenagers like to look after babies according to Paragraph 4? A. Because they can do something else at the same time. B. Because they enjoy playing with the babies. C. Because they can talk with the babies freely. D. Because they should start the work after 14 years old. 30. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. American teenagers can’t do babysitting before 14. B. Part-time jobs are helpful for stressful future careers like teaching. C. Teenagers can work many hours every day during school days. D. Teenagers don’t need to balance school and part-time jobs. B Recently, a low-budget (低预算的) Chinese film named Dear You (also known as Love Letters to Grandma has become an unexpected box office hit. Filmed almost entirely in the Chaoshan dialect (方言), this moving drama has touched the hearts of millions, especially young viewers. The story is about a family discovery. A grandson travels to Thailand to find out why his grandfather left China many years ago and never returned. There, he finds out a touching secret: a Thai-Chinese woman had been secretly writing letters and sending money to his grandmother in his grandfather’s name for 18 years to keep a promise. In Chinese history, these letters with money sent by Chinese emigrants (侨民) are called Qiaopi (侨批). For families left behind, they were both financial support and an emotional connection. The film has received high praise for its real social background. It beautifully shows Chaoshan traditions, such as Gongfu tea and the colorful Yingge Dance. However, what really makes audiences cry is the strength of the women in the story. They showed deep-rooted loyalty and love that could transcend (跨越) oceans. Today, many young people live a fast-paced life and often communicate through text messages. This movie encourages them to slow down and listen to the stories of older generations. As one viewer said, “It reminds us that behind every elderly person, there was once a story of youth, passion, and deep love.” 31. What is special about the movie Dear You? A. It is spoken almost in a dialect. B. Many fans are waiting for this movie. C. It was filmed with much money. D. It focuses entirely on modern city life. 32. Why did the Thai-Chinese woman secretly write letters to the grandmother? A. To practice writing. B. To keep a promise. C. To send her to Thailand. D. To make money from her. 33. According to the text, what does “Qiaopi” mean? A. A dance in China. B. A kind of hot tea. C. Letters with money. D. A type of suitcase. 34. What is the main reason that makes the audience cry? A. The beautiful scenery. B. The fast-paced lifestyle. C. The difficulty of learning. D. The spirit of the women. 35. What is the main message the movie wants to tell young people today? A. To move back to hometowns. B. To perform the dance better. C. To send more text messages. D. To listen to older generations. C Two Chinese Mathematicians Make History at the 2026 Fields Medal Ceremony Known as “the Nobel Prize of mathematics”, the 2026 Fields Medals were announced on July 23 at the International Congress of Mathematicians in Philadelphia. Four young scientists got this world’s top prize for math. Two winners, Deng Yu and Wang Hong, are Chinese and have caught great attention from media around the world. This is an important moment that has never happened before. For the first time, Chinese mathematicians won this award, ending Western countries’ control of this famous prize for many years. Both finished their college studies at Peking University and then went abroad to continue their research. Given by the International Mathematical Union every four years, the Fields Medal is only open to scientists under 40. Every winner gets two official prizes: a 14-karat gold medal with a picture of Archimedes and 15,000 Canadian dollars. The prize honors important new discoveries in different areas of mathematics. Deng Yu works as a professor at the University of Chicago. He showed great talent in math when he was young. He won a gold medal in the International Mathematical Olympiad during high school and studied for his bachelor’s degree at Peking University. His important research made great progress on a key problem in Hilbert’s Sixth Problem. He created strict mathematical models to connect tiny molecular movements and large fluid motion, linking pure mathematics and physics. At the same time, Wang Hong is 35, the youngest winner. She entered Peking University when she was 16. Now she is a Silver Professor at New York University’s Courant Institute. She solved the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture, a problem no one could work out for a hundred years. It sits at the crossing of harmonic analysis and geometric measure theory. She said her success came from teamwork. Her mathematical ideas help create new developments in cryptography and computer science. The fact that they both studied at Peking University for college shows that China’s basic mathematics education has made great progress. Their historic success broadens worldwide top-level mathematical research and encourages young people to study basic science subjects. 36. What can we know about the Fields Medal from Paragraph 3? A. It is given to old and experienced math experts. B. It rewards creative and valuable math research results. C. Winners can only get money as their prize. D. It is held once every five years. 37. What can we learn about Wang Hong’s success? A. She finished her research all by herself. B. Her study at a foreign university was the only key to her success. C. Teamwork played an important role in her achievement. D. She solved the century-old problem when she was 16. 38. What can we infer from the two mathematicians’ learning experiences? A. Studying abroad is unnecessary for math learners. B. Young people can only succeed by solving old math problems. C. Math talent is the only secret of great researchers. D. Basic college education in China can lay a solid foundation for top math research. 39. What influence will their achievements bring? A. More teenagers may become interested in basic science study. B. All difficult math problems will be solved soon. C. China’s math education will become perfect overnight. D. Western math research will stop developing. 40. What is the main idea of the passage? A. The introduction of the famous Fields Medal in the math field. B. Two Chinese mathematicians won the Fields Medal and its great meaning. C. The different learning experiences of two top Chinese scientists. D. The development of China’s basic mathematics education. 四、补全对话（每题1分，共5分） A. What do you usually spend your money on? B. I have just had a bad day. C. First, make a list of your wishes. D. Thanks for your advice. E. You should say sorry to your parents. F. That sounds terrible. G. If you keep spending like this, you will never save any money. A: Hi, Tom! You look worried. What’s wrong? B: 41 I don’t know how to manage my pocket money. A: Oh, I see. 42 B: I usually spend it on snacks and toys. But I never have any left at the end of the month. A: 43 Why don’t you try making a plan for your money? B: That sounds like a good idea. But how? A: 44 Write down what you need and what you want. Then decide how much to save. B: 55 I’ll give it a try. 第II卷（非选择题共40分） 五、完成句子（每空1分，共10分） 46．她沉浸在传统故事的阅读中。 She is reading tradition stories. 47．这位伟大的科学家因发明了一种新机器而创造了历史。 The great scientist by inventing a new machine. 48．这些衣服本周末打折。 These clothes are this weekend. 49．真正的朋友能帮助我们展现出最好的一面。 True fiends can help to the best in us . 50．大家一起跟着这首经典老歌跳舞吧。 Let’s this classic old song together. 六、任务型阅读（每题1分，共5分） There are many inventions that have caused great changes in the world. Here is a short introduction of the maglev train (磁悬浮). The history of the maglev train started in the beginning or the 1900s. The American Robert Goddard and the French Emic Bachelet came up with the idea of frictionles s (无摩擦的) trains. But scientist didn’t succeed in making it at that time. About 60 years later, the Japanese started their research on maglev transportation. After many years of experiments, the Japanese began to build their first line 7km in 1975, and finished it in 1977. Many test runs started in July 1977 with a speed of 517 km/h. In 1990, Japan built the Yamanashi Maglev test line. This test line was 42.8 km long and the first running test was held in 1997. The Germans also started research on the maglev train in the early 1970s. It took them ten years to make the first track (轨道) model. In 1993, the longest nonstop test running was 1,674 km. That same year the speed reached 450km/h. China finished a 30-km-long maglev train line in Shanghai in 2003. This is the first commercial (商业的) maglev train line in the world. Although this project cost over 1 billion dollars, we should feel proud of it. 51. Robert Goddard and Emile Bachelet the idea of frictionless trains. 52. In 1975, the Japanese began to build maglev trains. 53. The German spent in making the first track model. 54. The Maglev train line in Shanghai is long. 55. made the first commercial maglev train line. 七、综合填空（每题1分，共10分） Younger people’s ideas about online life are changing. A new idea called “digital detox (数字排毒)” has appeared. This means teenagers don’t check social media at all times just for likes. I 56 , they care more about real-life communication and face-to-face talks. Digital detox encourages people not to use their phones too much. Unlike traditional habits, it makes people put down their phones and pays more a 57 to the true rest. This idea has become popular with younger people and has influenced their d 58 lives. This change shows that young people c 59 about different things now. Many young people are starting to realize that having many online friends doesn’t bring true happiness. Without worrying about following fashions, they are more interested in personal growth and building real social relationships. B 60 of this, they try to meet their inner needs. Besides focusing on real communication, they also start to care about h 61 screens influence their health. This new way of thinking helps young people notice bigger problems l 62 poor eyesight and sleep loss. They know that using phones too much can be b 63 for their health, causing plenty of unnecessary tiredness. So they choose to s 64 to a healthier lifestyle. It is changing what people do and making life different. What’s m 65 , the idea of digital detox is also bringing changes in society. Schools are being pushed to take students’ mental health more seriously (重视). They focus on real communication skills when planning activities. In a word, digital detox helps young people live a better balanced life. 八、书面表达（共15分） 66．茶是中国传统饮食文化的组成部分，是生活中不可或缺的饮品。作为中国人，我们应了解茶并传播茶文化。请根据以下内容提示，用英语写一篇短文，把茶文化分享给你的外国笔友。内容提示： 1．中国的茶文化约有5,000年的历史，神农（Shennong）首次发现茶可以饮用； 2．天津人自古有饮茶习惯，茶馆里边喝茶边听相声（crosstalk）是天津独特的文化风景； 3．已传播到世界各地，广受人们的喜爱，甚至成为了英国的国饮； 4．喝茶的好处：……（至少补充两点） 要求： （1）词数80-100 （2）题目和开头已给出，不计入总词数 （3）要点齐全，行文连贯，适当发挥 China is famous for tea. 听力卷（选择题共20分） 一、听力理解（共20小题，满分20分） 第一节（共3小题；每小题1分，满分3分） 在下列每小题中，你将听到一个或两个句子并看到供选择的A、B、C三幅图画。选出与你所听句子内容相匹配的图画。 1. A. B. C. 2. A. B. C. 3. A. B. C. 第二节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后都有1个问题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。 4. What is the man drinking? A. Tea. B. Juice. C. Milk. 5. Where was Kim yesterday? A. At the office. B. In the hospital. C. At home. 6. When did the girl’s family go to Disneyland? A. Last Friday. B. Last Saturday. C. Last Sunday. 7. How did Jack get to the movie theatre? A. By bus. B. On foot. C. By underground. 8. How long has Sue had her pet dog? A For a year. B. For two years. C. For three years. 第三节（共8小题；每小题1.5分，满分12分） 听下面长对话或独白，每段长对话或独白后有几个问题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。 听下面一段对话，回答第9至第10小题。 9. Why did Mario go to Beijing? A. To travel. B. To visit friends. C. To learn Chinese. 10. What does Mario think is special about Beijing? A. The street food. B. The Beijing Opera. C. The ancient buildings. 听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13小题。 11. What does Eva look like? A. She wears glasses. B. She has long hair. C. She has big eyes. 12. What kind of competition did Eva enter two weeks ago? A. A cartoon competition. B. A dancing competition. C. A singing competition. 13. What will Eva give June? A. A magazine. B. A T-shirt. C. A schoolbag. 听下面一段独白，回答第14至第16小题。 14. Who did Daming go to a space camp with for the first time? A. His father. B. His classmate. C. His cousin. 15. How many space camps has Daming been to so far? A. Eight. B. Twelve. C. Twenty. 16. What is Daming’s dream job? A. An astronaut. B. A teacher. C. A writer. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $