浙江省杭州市第十三中学2026年九年级上学期10月月考英语独立作业
试卷更新日期:2026-11-03 类型:月考试卷
一、第二部分, 阅读理解,第一节 阅读理解 (共15小题,每小题2分,满分30分)
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1. 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
(1)、Who can join the challenge?A、Belinda, living in the Sunrise Community, BMI 20 kg/m². B、Mary, living outside the Sunrise Community, BMI 24kg/m². C、Peter, working near the Sunrise Community, BMI 22 kg/m². D、Jonathan, living in the Sunrise Community, BMI 23 kg/m².(2)、If Mike loses 2 kg, how much beef can he get as a reward?A、1kg. B、2kg. C、3kg. D、5kg.(3)、Which of the following can be put in ▲ in the last part?A、Diet Rules. B、Sports Tips. C、Healthy Habits. D、Food Safety.2. 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。At noon,a wolf woke up in his home and felt thirsty. He walked through the forest to look for water.The sun was high in the sky, and the light fell almost straight down. When the wolf looked at the ground,he saw a short shadow (影子) beside his feet.
"How small I look!" he thought. "If I meet a stronger animal, I may be in danger."
Feeling uneasy, the wolf went quietly to the river. I he water was muddy, but he drank as much as he could. After nesting for a while, he looked down again. This time, his shadow was much longer. The sun was lower now, so the shadow grew longer behind him.
The wolf stared at it in surprise. "I have grown huge!" he said to himself. "The river water must have made me powerful."
With this thought, he walked proudly up the valley. Soon he saw a rabbit near some grass.
"You should be afraid of me," the wolf boasted(自夸, 吹嘘). "Look at my great shadow!"
The rabbit did not want trouble, so it quickly ran away. The wolf thought the rabbit had been frightened by his huge shadow.
The wolf became more confident.Later, he saw several deer eating quietly. He moved towards them, ready to jump. But before he got close, the deer smelled him and escaped.
"They saw how large my shadow was," the wolf thought. "That is why they ran away."
Near sunset, the wolf saw a bear pulling honey from a bees' nest.
"Look at me!" he shouted. "I am the greatest animal in the forest!"
The bear looked at him for a second and then went on eating.
"Your shadow is big," she said, "but that does not mean you are."
The wolf was angry and walked away. Soon he saw something on a hill. At first, it looked like a tall rock, but then it moved. It was a lion.
Usually, the wolf would have hidden from such a strong animal. However, his huge shadow gave him too much courage. He ran towards the lion and cried, "Let's see who the real king is!"
The lion was not frightened. He lifted one pa w and knocked the wolf to the ground. The wolf ran back to his home, hurt and ashamed (羞愧的).
That night, the wolf finally understood: what something seems to be is not always what it really is.
(1)、What made the wolf feel uneasy at first?A、The river was too far away to reach. B、The forest was strangely quiet. C、His shadow looked small and weak. D、A strong animal stood near him.(2)、Why did the wolf think he had become powerful?A、His shadow appeared much larger. B、His legs suddenly felt stronger. C、The river looked deeper than before. D、The rabbit praised him loudly。(3)、How does the writer show the wolf's change in the story?A、By describing his feelings and actions. B、showing the story from another view. C、By explaining animal habits in the forest. D、By comparing the wolf with other animals.(4)、What is the best lesson of the story?A、A brave heart can defeat danger. B、Appearances can be misleading. C、Quiet animals can be dangerous. D、Kind actions can change others.3. 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。When young children learn maths, many of them use their fingers to count. Some adults may think this is a bad habit and try to stop it early. However, a new study suggests that finger counting may actually help children become better at maths.
Researchers from the University of Lausanne in Switzerland followed 21 children for several years.They first checked whether the children used their fingers to count between the ages of four and six.Later, when the children were seven years old. the researchers tested their maths skills.
The result was interesting. Children who used their fingers when they were younger did better in maths than children who did not use their fingers. This does not mean fingers are magic tools for maths,but they may help children understand numbers in a clearer way.
Why might finger counting help? Some experts believe that it helps children think through math problems without putting too much pressure on their working memory. Working memory is the part of the brain that helps us hold information for a short time while we are using it. d or example, when a child works out"6+3", working memory helps the child keep the numbers in mind.
Other experts think finger counting connects numbers with real actions. When children touch or move their fingers, numbers become something they can see and feel. This may make early maths less abstract(抽象的) and easier to understand.
One author of the study said the findings should remind parents and teachers not to discourage (阻止) young children from using their fingers to count. Of course, as children grow older, they need to learn faster and better ways to solve maths problems. But at the beginning, fingers may be a useful bridge between simple counting and more difficult maths.
So the next time a young child counts with fingers, it may not be a sign of weakness. It may be part of learning.
(1)、How did the researchers carry out the study?A、By teaching children new finger games. B、By asking parents to solve maths problems. C、By following children for several years. D、By comparing lessons in different schools.(2)、What did the study mainly find?A、Fingers should replace maths textbooks. B、 Finger counting may help children learn maths. C、Maths skills only develop after age seven. D、Young kids should avoid difficult maths problems.(3)、Why does the writer mention"6+3" in Paragraph 4?A、To show young children-dislike numbers B、To explain how working memory is used. C、To prove finger counting is always slow. D、To introduce a difficult maths problem.(4)、What is the correct structure of the text?A、
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4. 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
It is not always easy to know when a plant needs water. Putting your finger into the soil may help, but it is not always correct. Sometimes the ground feels wet. while the plant is already short of water. Brown or dry leaves may also be a warning, but by then the plant may have already been in trouble.
Now scientists have found a smarter way to check a plant's need for water. Researchers at the University of Texas have created thin sensors(传感器) that can be put on a plant's leaves. The sensors look a little like stickers. They are made of a thin and flexible(可弯曲的)material that can be used without hurting the plant.
These sensors work by sending a small amount of electricity into the leaf. When a plant loses water,some tiny openings in its leaves move differently. The sensors can notice> these changes and send the information to a computer. Then the computer can work out how much water is in the plant.
This method is more accurate than many usual ways. It can also check many plants at the same time, so farmers do not need to test each one by hand. Because the information is collected quickly,farmers may know when their plants need water before the plants become seriously dehydrated.
The sensors are also easy to use. They only need a small amount of energy, and one solar panel(太阳能板) may be able to power many of them at the same time. This makes them useful for large farms and forests, especially in places where it is difficult to connect to normal electricity.
Scientists hope the invention can help farmers grow healthier crops and use water more wisely. It may also help people protect forests. Since dry plants can catch fire more easily, the sensors could tell people when woodland areas are becoming dangerously dry.
(1)、Why is it sometimes hard to know whether a plant needs water?A、The soil may not show the plant's real condition. B、The leaves always stay green before the plant dies. C、The weather changes too quickly for farmers to see. D、 The roots usually hide deep under the wet ground.(2)、How do the sensors know that a plant is losing water?A、By keeping water inside the plant. B、By making tiny openings in the leaves. C、By checking changes in the leaves. D、By changing the color of the soil.(3)、What does the underlined word"dehydrated" in Paragraph 4 probably mean?A、Full of energy. B、Short of water. C、Covered with dust. D、Hurt by insects.(4)、What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?A、The advantages of the new sensors. B、The problems caused by dry plants. C、The reasons why plants lose water. D、The history of farming technology.二、第二部分,阅读理解,第二节 任务型阅读 (共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分)
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5. 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的A—E五个选项中选出正确选项 (其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第31~34小题,并回答第35小题。注意:请将第35 小题的答案写在答题纸上非选择题部分的相应位置。
Young People Making Changes
Meet young people using their actions to create positive changes.
Leo Wang —— Improving learning opportunities
When Leo was in junior high school, he noticed that some students in small towns did not have enough learning resources. He wanted to do something helpful. He collected old books from students and sent them to children who needed them.
Later, Leo started an online reading group. It allows students from different places to share books and ideas. Leo believes that everyone should have a chance to enjoy learning.
Emma Green —— Protecting the environment
Emma has loved nature since she was a child. During a school trip, she found that many people left rubbish in parks. She wanted to help change this situation. . As a result, more students joined her activities and learned how to protect nature.
David Lee —— Helping older people
David is interested in technology. One day, he saw his grandparents having difficulty using smartphones. _ . After that, he visited other old er people in his community and helped them use online services.
David thinks young people can use their knowledge to help others and make life easier.
Young people may have different interests and skills, but they all have something in common. Their stories show that age is not a limit when people want to make a difference.
Which young person inspires you most? What can you learn from him/ her? (不超过 15词)A: He decided to teach them some basic skills first, such as using phone s and apps.
B: Therefore, he started a project to provide books for children in meed.
C. She organized a"Green Day" at school and encouraged students to collect rubbish.
D. They turned their interests and abilities into actions that helped others.
E. However, not everyone understood the importance of protecting the environment.
三、 第三部分,语言运用,第一节 完形填空 (共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分)。
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6. 阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Jason checked the baseball field almost every day and hoped to see the signs of spring. Finally,there it was,a strand(缕) of green. He looked at the 1 , where his team's season ended last year.That end was disappointing, and Jason still 2 it often.
Jason's mind went back to the times he 3 with his teammates. As usual, he was playful. He liked to show everyone how 4 he was by making catches behind his back. even during practice.He always believed he was the star of the team and didn't need to 5 to anyone.
"Stop it, Jason," Coach Fowler warned when he saw Jason didn't practise 6 .
Jason, however, paid little attention. As the team's best player, he was 7 that Coach wouldn't bench(让坐冷板凳) him during a game. As the game began, Coach said, "Keep your 8 , Jason.The team needs your support." But on the field, Jason 9 Coach's words. His pride disappointed them a lot— they failed and their season ended.
Jason felt 10 for letting the team down. The feeling of regret stayed with him. He made up his mind that the next season would be 11 . He worked hard to improve his skills. At the same time,he counted the days. He expected for the new games, and kept recording how long it would be 12 it started.
Now, finally, spring was coming. Jason couldn't wait for the new 13 to begin. He was so focused on the grass that he didn't notice Coach Fowler walk up behind him. "Won't be long now,"Coach Fowler said.
"It sure was a 14 winter," Jason said. "This year will be better," he added, his voice full of15 . "I know it will be," Coach Fowler replied with a smile. "And I'm seeing signs of change."
(1)A、 sky B、 tree C、 field D、 baseball(2)A、 wrote about B、 worried about C、 talked about D、 thought about(3)A、 argued B、 practised C、 studied D、 travelled(4)A、 cute B、 brave C、 polite D、 skillful.(5)A、 wave B、 listen C、 speak D、 introduce(6)A、 happily B、 quietly C、 seriously D、 healthily(7)A、 sure B、 glad C、 sorry D、 surprised(8)A、 speed B、 focus C、 smile D、energy(9)A、 valued B、 forgot C、followed D、reviewed(10)A、 A bored B、 tired C、 upset D、 lonely(11)A、 different B、 creative C、 tiring D、 difficult(12)A、 until B、 unless C、 although D、 because(13)A、 team B、home C、 season D、 condition(14)A、 long B、 cold C、 crazy D、 strange(15)A、love B、challenge C、kindness D、promise四、第二节 词汇运用 (共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分)
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7. 阅读下面短文,并在空格处填入合适的单词,每空一词。
Interviewer: When you meet a new word while reading, what will you do?
Student 1:I usually look it up in a . It can tell me the spelling, pronunciation and meaning of the word.
Interviewer: When you meet difficulties in learning, what helps you keep going?
Student 1: My parents always my decisions and encourage me to try new things. Their words give me confidence.
Interviewer: Do you always ask your parents for help when you have a problem?
Student 1: Not always My sister has taught me to be more independent· When she has a problem, she usually tries to solve it by first. I'm learning to do the same.
Interviewer: Besides your family, is there anyone else you look up to?
Student 1: Yes. I really people like Yuan Longping for their hard work and great contributions to society.
Interviewer: Has that kind of hard work made you notice the people around you more?
Student 1: Yes. Many people have worked hard to make our hometown a better place. For example, the roads used to be narrow, but now they are much , making travel easier and safer.
8. 将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。aloud invent scientific great spread hole discussion live on necessary with ease
After the interview, the students had a about the people who changed the world.
One student talked about Thomas Edison. He was an who was always trying to turn new ideas into useful things.
Before creating his inventions, Edison did many tests and used ways to solve problems. Some of his experiments failed,
but he never gave up.
During one experiment, he made several small, on a piece of material to test how air could pass through it. His
inventions changed people s lives , and his ideas began to around the world.
The teacher said, "Great achievements need time and effort. It is for us to learn from mistakes. When we practise speaking, we can read English . With enough practice, we may also understand difficult materials "
Another student added, "Although great people may not stay with us for ever, their ideas and spirit can and influence future generations."
五、第三节 语法填空 (共10小题,每小题1分,满分10分)
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9. 阅读下面短文,在空白处填入适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
An old saying goes, "When in Rome(罗马), do as the Romans do." I learned the meaning of this when I studied in Russia.
One day I (invite) some of my Chinese friends to a famous local restaurant in Moscow. My guests and I were
so excited from visiting Red Square we talked loudly and had a warm chat until the waiter told me that we were being too loud. We turned our voices much (low). But this didn't last long. The waiter came to us two more times with same message.
an impression (印象) we must have left on the local people! In China. It's natural and important for a host (make) a lively atmosphere(气氛). However, in Russia and western countries, having a meal in a public place means you must keep your voice low. You need to be polite to others.
I felt bad about this. Even though we tried our best, it's very difficult to develop a new habit(quick).
Russians have (they) own special habits. My Russian friend, Andrey always looks around and thinks for a while before leaving home. I asked him he did this. "Aha," Andrey said, "In Russia, people always take about a minute to think about things and plans in the mind before leaving.So they won't leave anything necessary behind."
Finding some (different) between culture is much fun. I'd like to keep my eyes and mind open.
六、第四部分 书面表达 (共1小题,满分20分)
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10. 进入初中以来,我们经历了许多变化。有些变化来自用己的努力,也有些变化来自身边人的影响。你校英语报正在开展主题为"A Change That Made Me Better"的征文活动。请根据以下提示,结合自身经历,写一篇短文投稿。
A Change That Made Me Better
Think about……
You may write about...
Before the change
What was I like before?
The turning point & my action
Who or what made me want to change? Nhat did I do?
My reflection
How have I changed? What have I learned from the experience?
注意:
1.表格中的信息仅供参考,可适当发挥;
2.文中不得出现真实的人名和校名;
3.词数80词左右。
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