2025年春四川省廣漢市八校聯(lián)考第一次月考人教版九年級(jí)英語試卷

2025年春四川省廣漢市八校聯(lián)考第一次月考人教版九年級(jí)英語試卷考試范圍：中考范圍考試時(shí)間：100分鐘注意事項(xiàng)：1．答題前填寫好自己的姓名、班級(jí)、考號(hào)等信息2．請將答案正確填寫在答題卡上第I卷（選擇題）一、完形填空（每小題2分，共30分）AI’mGrace.Iliveonrice,meat,vegetablesandfruit…therearemanydifferentfoodchoicesforustoeateveryday.Youmaythinkthatthrowingawayyourleftoverfoodis1.Butyoushouldkeepinmindthatmanypeoplearoundtheworldstilldon’thaveenoughtoeat.In2015,therewereover1billion2peopleintheworld,accordingtotheUnitedNations.Manychildrenwenttosleephungryand15millionofthem3diedfromhunger.However,food4isstillabigproblem.Theaverage(平均的)personthrowsaway50kgoffoodeveryyear.Thismeansthat1.3billiontonsoffoodgoestowasteeachyear.Thatismorethanone-thirdofallthefoodwemake.Wecouldgivethisleftoverfoodtomanypeople.Forexample,theamountoffoodwastedinEuropewouldbeenoughfor200millionpeople!5nexttimeyoufeelpicky(挑剔的)aboutwhatyouwanttoeatorcan’tfinishyourmeal,youmightwanttothinktwice.Therearemanyotherswhoaren’tsolucky.1．A．notabigdeal B．a(chǎn)bigproblem C．ofgreatimportance2．A．poor B．rich C．hungry3．A．ever B．still C．even4．A．quality B．waste C．price5．A．So B．But C．OrBIsatinthesameseateverydayontheschoolbus,justinfrontofJessicaandCory.Oneday,theyaskedtoseemylunchbox.“Wow,it’sreallycool,”theysaid.Icouldn’tbelievethetwoninthgraderslikedmethatmuch.Theyreturnedmylunchboxand6meforlettingthemseeit.“Oh,mypleasure,”Isaid,filledwith7bothinsideandout.WhenIopenedmyboxatnoon,mylunchwasgone.The8boxseemedtobelaughingatme.Inevereventriedtothinkofanotherpossibility.Inonesinglemoment,everythingmadesuchapainful9.Theywereneverinterestedinme,theywerenotmyfriends,andthiswholetimeIwassomekindofjoketothem.Ifeltlikeafool.Thatwas10theysawme;that’swhoIreallywas.Somelittlestupidseventhgraderthinkingshewasfittinginwiththe11kids.Inevercried.Ineversaidaword.Ididn’ttelltheteacherbecauseIdidn’twanttogetthemintrouble.They12thoughtIwasstupid.Ididn’twanttoadd“unkind”tothelist.Ijustclosedtheboxandsatin13fortherestofthelunchperiod.ThenextmorningItriednottoevenlooktothebackseat,whichofcourseIdidanyway.ItwasonlyJessicaalone.AssoonasIsatdowninthefrontseat,someonepattedmeontheshoulder.ItwasJessica.I14aroundandmanagedaslightsmile.“Look,”shesaid,“I’msosorryaboutthelunchthing.Coryhasbeenmakingalotoftroublelatelyandgottenkickedoutofschool.”Withthat,Jessicahandedmeabrownpaperbagfilledwithafreshlymadelunch.“Hopethiswould15forit.”6．A．pardoned B．thanked C．excused D．punished7．A．tricks B．fears C．smiles D．ideas8．A．beautiful B．ugly C．big D．empty9．A．price B．sense C．cost D．mess10．A．how B．what C．why D．when11．A．smarter B．richer C．older D．newer12．A．once B．even C．a(chǎn)lmost D．a(chǎn)lready13．A．silence B．fear C．surprise D．need14．A．showed B．turned C．looked D．remained15．A．makeup B．setup C．useup D．cheerup二、閱讀理解（每小題2分，共40分）AIstartedplayingfootballatage20.Mypartner,CheriandIfoundoutwehadlotsincommon:jobsandourloveforfootballanddogs.Weevenbeganplayingfootballatthesameage.Wewerepartnersonthefieldandsharedcountlessdinners,andpiecesofwisdom.Westoppedplayingfootballat36andcontinuetobegoodfriends.—NancyIn2008,Iboughtaphonecaseonlineandhadtocontact(聯(lián)系)theowneroftheshop.ShesharedthatsheoftenvisitedtheareawhereIlived,andwedecidedtomeetforlunchduringhernextvisit.Lunchlastedtwohoursandwe’vebeenbestfriendseversince.Now,shestayswithmewhenshevisits.Ialwayssayshe’sthebestthingI’veeverfoundonline.—MaryImetmybestfriend,Joe,whenhemovedtomyhighschool.Therewasnologic(邏輯)toourfriendship,butwebothfeltasifwe’dbeenbestfriendsforever.WhenJoetoldhismomaboutme,sheshowedanoldphototohim.ItwasJoeandItogetherasbabies.Now,75yearssincethatphotowastaken,wearestillbestfriends.—BruceIusedtobeavolunteeratthelocalanimalshelter(收容所).Oneday,anothervolunteerandIwenttoasale.Ourfriendshipbeganoverasharedloveofanimals.Ayearlater,wemovedtogetherwithaplantokeeppets.Sevenyearslater,we’vehadabout20cats.—Kimberly16．WhendidCheristarttoplayfootball?A．At7. B．At16. C．At20. D．At36.17．Inwhichsectionofamagazinemaythispassageappear?A．FoodPassport B．EverydayHeroesC．LifeWellLived D．YourTrueStories18．Whatisthetextabout?A．Helpinganimals. B．Onlineshopping.C．Doingsportstogether. D．Bestfriendsforever.BWelcometotheHenanMuseum!TheHenanMuseumwassetupin1927.ItisoneofChina’searliestmuseums.In1998,thenewly-rebuiltmuseumwasopentothepublic.Itisnowthelargestcenterofartifact(文物)collection,protection,researchandexhibitionincentralChina.TheHenanMuseumishometoabout170,000artifacts.TheZhongyuan(CentralPlains)areaisoneofthemajorbirthplacesofChinesecivilization.TheartifactsthathavebeendiscoveredthereshowthehistoricaldevelopmentofChina.Luanbell(鑾鈴)—Discoveredin1990Bronzefacemask—Discoveredin1986TicketInformationVisitorswithanIDcardmaybookfreeticketsonline.TheycaneasilyenterthemuseumatthebookedtimebyshowingtheirIDcard.VisitorswithoutanIDcardarerequiredtosignupatthemuseum’sticketoffice.VisitorNotice①Childrenundertheageof12mustvisitthemuseumalongwiththeirparents.Seniorcitizensshouldbeaccompaniedbytheirrelatives.②Largeitemsofluggage(行李)arenotallowedinsideofthemuseum.Weofferfreeluggagestorageservicesbythemainentrance.③Smoking,phoneconversationsandnoise-makingarenotallowedinsideofthemuseum.④Photographyisallowed,buttheuseofatripod(三腳架)andaflashisforbidden.Pleaseensureyoursafetyandthatofthemuseum’sexhibitsandothervisitorswhentakingpictures.MoreinformationNo.8NongyeRoad,JinshuiDistrict,Zhengzhou,HenanPhoneOpeninghours:9:00~17:00,TuesdaytoSunday.Noentranceonehourbeforeclosing.19．WhichofthefollowingistrueabouttheHenanMuseum?A．Itwasrebuiltin1927.B．ItisthelargestmuseuminChina.C．ItisthebiggestresearchcenterofartifactsinChina.D．ThetwoartifactsshownaresymbolsoftheZhongyuanculture.20．Accordingtothepassage,ifyouwanttovisitthemuseum,you________.A．can’tenteritwithoutanIDcard B．canenteritbefore5:00p.m.C．cantakeyourlittlechildrenorretiredparentstoit D．mustn’ttakephotosinit21．Inwhichpartofthewebsiteisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A．Travel. B．Culture. C．Health. D．Science.COnApril18eachyear,peopleallovertheworldcelebratetheInternationalDayforMonumentsandSites(國際古跡遺址日).InChina,youngpeoplearerealizingtheimportanceoftheirhistoryandculture.Manyareevendoingtheirbesttoshowtherespect(敬重).Findingnewartifacts(文物)XuDanyang,a29-year-oldarchaeologist,foundanamazingbronzestatue(銅像)attheSanxingduisiteinSichuan.In2021,hedugoutthisstatue.Inthebeginning,histeamthoughtitwasabird.Butastheycontinuedthedigging,theyhadasurprise.Itturnedouttobeastatueofaman,about16cmhigh.Itshowsamankneelingwithhisheadturned,anditsurpriseseveryonewhoseesit.MakingmapsforprotectionWuYunjiewhowasborninthe1990sfoundanewway—bymakingaspecialmaptoshowthebestculturalsitesinChina.Hevisitsplacesinpersonandaddsthemtohismap,makingsureweallrememberthem.Hemarkedalmost10,000placeslikeoldtemples,towers,bridgesandhouses.Eachsitewithcolorfulmarksshowedhowspecialandimportanttheyare.Now,Wuasksforhelpfrompeopleonlinetomakehismapbetterandbetter.Andhehopestosharethisamazingmapwitheveryonewhorespectshistoryandculturesoon.Makingexplanations(解釋)funZhangBinisa31-year-oldtourguideatEmperorQinshihuang’sMausoleumSiteMuseuminXi’an,Shaanxi.Heworkstoanswervisitors’questionsaboutthefamousTerracottaWarriors(兵馬俑)andsharesallofhisknowledgeaboutthem.ZhangoftenusesthetraditionalChineseperformanceartofXiangshengtoexplainthem.Heisdoingsomethingmeaningfulforthesite.22．HowmanywaysarementionedtoprotectandpromoteChineseculturalsitesinthispassage?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four. D．Five.23．WhywereXuDanyangandhisteamsurprisedatthebronzestatue?A．Becausethestatuewasscaredwithhisheadturned.B．Becausethestatueismuchsmallerthantheyexpected.C．Becausethestatuechangedfromabirdintoakneelingchild.D．Becausethestatuewhichtheythoughtwasabirdturnedouttobeaman.24．WhatdoesWuYunjiedotomakehismapofChineseculturalsites?①Hemarkssitesonhismap.

②Hevisitsplacesinperson.③Heasksforhelponline.

④Heanswersvisitors’questions.A．①②④ B．①②③ C．②③④ D．①③④25．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．SpreadingTraditionalChineseArt B．IntroducingChineseCulturalSitesC．RespectingHistorywithAction D．DevelopingChineseArttogetherDImaginethis:Youjumpintoacaronaweekendmorning,andittakesyoutowhereyouwanttogowithoutneedinganydirections.Whenitdropsyouoff,itdrivesitselfbackhome,soyoudon’thavetoworryaboutparking.Thisiswhatself-drivingcarscando.Aself-drivingcar,alsocalledadriverlesscar,isacarthatcansenseitssurroundings(周圍環(huán)境)anddrivewithouthumanhelp.Dependingonhowadvanced(先進(jìn)的)thecaris,itmightneeddifferentlevelsofhumanhelp.Atthehighestlevels,apersonmightnotneedtocontrolthecaratall.Butatlowerlevels,apersonmightstillneedtohelpwithsometimes.However,makingself-drivingcarsisn’tsimple.It’sawholesystemwithdifferentpartsthatneedcare.Thingslikeroadconditionsinfluenceit.Althoughmakingself-drivingcarstakesalotoftimeandmoney,theadvantagesareworthit.Forexample,thesecarscouldcausefewerroadaccidents.Astudyshowsthat94%ofcaraccidentshappenbecauseofdrivers’mistakes.Thismeansspendinglessmoneyonmedicalbills(賬單),lessmissedworkandfewercarrepairs.Self-drivingcarscanalsogivemorefreedomtopeoplewhoaredisabled.Besides,thesecarscoulduselessfuel(汽油)andproducelesspollutionbycuttingdownontrafficjams(堵塞)andnotrunningwhenthey’renotneeded.ManybigcompaniessuchasBaiduandTeslaaremakingself-drivingcars.Wiredmagazinesaidthistechnologycouldadd$7trilliontotheworldeconomysoon.GoldmanSachs,aglobalinvestmentbank,saidthatby2030,10%ofnewcarsalescouldbeself-drivingcars.26．WhatisthemainideaofParagraph1?A．Toteachhowtoparkaself-drivingcar. B．Toexplainhowtodriveaself-drivingcar.C．Totellwhereyoucanbuyaself-drivingcar. D．Tointroducewhatself-drivingcarscando.27．Whymightaself-drivingcarstillneedhelpfromahuman,accordingtoParagraph2?A．Thecarisnewtotheroad. B．Thecarisnotadvancedenoughyet.C．Thecarcannotcommunicatewithitspassengers. D．Thecarisstilllearninghowtoworkwithhumans.28．Howcanself-drivingcarshelpmakefewerroadaccidents?A．Byparkingintherightplaces. B．Byavoidingtrafficjams.C．Bymakingfewerdrivers’mistakes. D．Bynotrunningwhennotneeded.29．WhichofthefollowingisNOTanadvantageofself-drivingcars?A．Spendinglessmoneyonmedicalbillsandcarrepairs.B．Givingmorefreedomtodisabledpeople.C．Interestingmanyyoungpeople.D．Usinglessfuelandproducinglesspollution.30．AccordingtoGoldmanSachs,thefutureofself-drivingcarsis______.A．bright B．unknown C．dangerous D．worryingETherearemanykindsofemotions(情緒)whichhaveabiginfluenceonyou.Theycaninfluenceyouractionsanddecisionsyoumake.Soit’simportanttoknowhowtocontrolemotions.31Sometimesyouremotionscancomefromthingslikestress,beingaloneorevennotgettingenoughsleep.Soit’snecessarytotakegoodcareofyourself.Tostartwith,haveatleast8hoursofsleepeveryday.Also,dosomesportstokeephealthy.32Emotionsplayanimportantpartinhowpeoplethinkaboutdifferentthings.Forexample,negative(消極的)thinkingisusuallythecauseofnegativeemotions.Whenyoufindyourselfthinkingnegatively,youshoulddosomethingthatcancheeryouupsuchasswimmingordrawing.33Itcanhelpyoucontrolyouremotionseffectively(有效地).Youcangetapieceofpaperandapenandstartwritinghowyoufeeldailyandwhat’shappeninginlife.Astimegoesby,youwillcreateanemotiondiary.34Allofyouplaydifferentrolesinlife.Youcanbeyourparents’sonordaughter,yourteachers’studentorsomeone’sfriend.Theserelationshipsareimportantforyoutocontrolemotions.Whenyoufeelangryorsad,talkingtoyourparents,friendsorteacherscanmakeyoufeelbetter.Aftergettingemotionalsupport,you’llgetpeaceofmind.35Sometimesemotionscanbeoverwhelming(難以承受的)evenifyoutryallotherstepstomanagethem.Inthiscase,youshouldaskforprofessionalhelp.Gotoseeanexpertoradoctor.Communicatingwiththemcanhelpyoucontrolyouremotionsbetter.A．Youshouldgiveyourselfsomespace.B．Havinghealthyrelationshipscanbehelpful.C．Self-careisthekeytocontrollingyouremotions.D．Youcanwritedownwhatyou’reexperiencingeveryday.E．Youcanfindexpertstolearnhowtocontrolyouremotions.F．Doingsomefunactivitiestochangeyourthoughtsisnecessary.第II卷（非選擇題）三、單詞拼寫（每小題1分，共10分）36．Thelittleboylookedafterhwhenhewasathomealone.37．Justkeepitas.Don’ttellothersaboutit.38．It’snforteenagerstolearnhowtospendtheirpocketmoneywisely.39．Theboysaidherspendingsomuchtimeoncomputergames.40．Withoutd,teenagersarethefutureofourcountry.41．Peoplealsocelebratethefestivalbygthelanternriddles(謎).42．Theywerebhurtintheaccident,sotheycouldn’twalk.43．EveryonewashereeTracy,soshewasabsentfromclassagain.44．Wehavethestasteinmusic.WebothlikeJazzandcountrymusic.45．Ifelloverthismorning.L,Ididn’thurtmyself.四、短文填空（每小題1.5分，共15分）It’simportanttoknowthewayoflifeindifferentcountries.InAmerica,peopleofteninvite46(friend)overforameal,apartyorjustforcoffee.Peopleoftensend47(they)invitationsbysaying,“Wouldyoucomeoverfordinner48dayaftertomorrow?”“Hey,I’mlearning49(make)pizza.Wouldyouliketocomeandtastethepizza?”Sometimes,people50(use)someotherexpressions.Theysoundlikeinvitationsbuttheyare