江苏省无锡市锡北片2025-2026学年第一次模拟测试试卷初三英语（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页江苏省无锡市锡北片2025-2026学年第一次模拟测试试卷初三英语一、单选题：本大题共14小题，共14分。1.________attractivethecherryblossoms(樱花)inWuxi’sYuantouzhuare!A.How B.Whatan C.What D.Howan2.ThecherryblossomsinWuxigivepeopleanearly________ofspring.A.sense B.theme C.result D.chance3.—ManytouristswouldliketovisitWuxiforitsbeautifulYuantouzhu.—Yes.Itis________knownalloverthecountry.A.exactly B.widely C.hardly D.probably4.Youwon’tfullyunderstandthecultureofWuxi________yougothereinperson.A.because B.if C.since D.unless5.Peoplecanparkon________sideofthestreetinWuxi,ortheywillbefined.A.either B.both C.neither D.none6.—WithXiaohongshu,weknowexactlywhereto“daka”!—That’sright.We________getaguideanymore.A.can’t B.shouldn’t C.mustn’t D.needn’t7.Let'sGoNowisapopularTVprogram.Itshows________storiesofstarstravellingaroundChina.（）A.

real-life B.

all-time C.

well-paid D.

high-speed8.Travellingisagoodwaytoexperiencelife________schoolandlearnabouttheworld.A.over B.through C.beyond D.past9.—Amy,Ihearyouaregoingtospendthesummerholidayabroad.—Ididconsiderit,butIhave________theplan.TravellingaroundChinameansmoretome.A.confirmed B.connected C.controlled D.cancelled10.—Leo,Iknowyoulovetravelling.Couldyoutellme________?—Yes,Amy.Don’tyourememberthekeyringofcherryblossomsIgaveyoulastspring?A.ifyouhavegonetoYuantouzhu B.whendidyougotoYuantouzhu

C.ifyouhavebeentoYuantouzhu D.whenhaveyoubeentoYuantouzhu11.Whatdoesthemessageontherightsay?

AmyDoyouknowtoday’sHistoryhomework?I’veforgottentowriteitdowninmynotebook.LeoA.LeowantstocopyAmy’sHistoryhomework.

B.Leodoesn’twanttodotheHistoryhomework.

C.LeowantstoknowwhattheHistoryhomeworkis.

D.LeohasforgottentofinishhisHistoryhomework.12.Ifit________rainythisweekend,ourschooltriptoenjoycherryblossomswillbeputoff.A.willbe B.is C.was D.hasbeen13.Lifeisliketravelling.Wemakeplans,butweneverknowhowitwill________intheend.A.turnout B.workout C.putout D.carryout14.—Oh,no.Wehavetofinishthehistoryprojecton“AncientWuxi”intwodays!—Don’tworry,Leo.________.I’llsearchforinformation,youdrawmapsandLilycanmakethePPT.A.Don’tburnthecandleatbothends

B.Manyhandsmakelightwork

C.Don’tputallyoureggsinonebasket

D.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。IrememberturningonmyiPadonedayinGrade5afterasillyconversationwithmycousinaboutscarystoryideas.Hourslater,I

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myfirstshortstory.Sincethen,I’vewrittenmanystories,

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mostareunfinished.Ialsoreadmorebooksandsawmorebadreviewsofstorieswrittenbystrangersonline.Ialsonoticedhowwellpeoplemyagecanwrite,andIbegantofeelless

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aboutsharingmywork.“Whatifmywritingisn’tasgoodaseverybodyelse’s?”Iwondered.Often,hobbiesstartassomethingfun,awaytopasstimewithfriendsandfamily,orto

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ourbusylives.Writingwasmyfirstrealhobby,onethatIpickedupalmost10yearsago.However,mywishtobeabetterwriterisnever

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,soIdropwritingformonthsatatime.Whenahobbyfeelslikeachore(琐事),it

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itsjoy.Wehaveto

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thatit’sOKtonotbegoodatsomething.Hobbiesaretheretogiveyouabreathoffreshairfromhavingtobegreatat

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fromstudytowork.Besides,beinggoodatsomethingissubjective(主观的)andweareoftenourownbiggestcritics(批评者).Maybeyounevergetbetterattheskillsyourhobbiesteachyou,andthat’sOK.Aslongasitbringsyoujoy,keepdoingthathobby.Findthe

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inwhatyoudo,evenifyou’re“supposed”tobegoodatitbynow.

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,ahobbyissomethingyoudoforpleasureinyourfreetime.Ifit’snolongerfun,it’snolongerahobby.15.A.read B.completed C.forgot D.studied16.A.though B.as C.because D.so17.A.excited B.worried C.nervous D.confident18.A.catchupwith B.lookforwardto C.getawayfrom D.giveinto19.A.made B.held C.met D.shared20.A.loses B.doubles C.spreads D.shows21.A.accept B.discuss C.decide D.introduce22.A.anything B.something C.everything D.nothing23.A.key B.joy C.way D.chance24.A.Asaresult B.Forexample C.Atfirst D.Afterall三、阅读理解：本大题共13小题，共26分。A

HowCleanAreYourHands?Seethehiddendirtonyourhandsandeverydayobjectswiththiseasytest!Part1:Whatyouneed·Threefreshbreadslices·Water·Zipperbags(oneforeachslice)·Aspraybottle·Yourhands(Don’twashthemyet!)·Thingstotest,likeaphonePart2:Dothetest1.Touchthebread:·Slice1:Withyourunwashedfingers·Slice2:Withyourphone.·Slice3:Withsomeoneelse’shandsafterusingsoap.2.Makeitwet.Lightlyspraywateroneachslicetohelpmould(霉)grow.3.Label:Puteachsliceinitsownzipperbag.Sealandlabelit.4.Store:Placethebagsinawarmplaceathome.Part3:Watchthetest·Checkthebagsdailyforsevendays.·Comparethemouldgrowth.Whatwelearn​​​​​​​Themouldshowsusthedirtonourhandsandeverydayobjects.Attention:Ifyouareunder18,pleasedothiswithanadult.25.Whichstepcomesaftermakingthebreadwet?A.Comparethemouldgrowthdaily.

B.Lightlyspraywateroneachbreadslice.

C.Touchthreebreadslicesindifferentways.

D.Labeleachbagwithwhatthebreadtouched.26.Accordingtothetest,thewriterprobablywantsusto________.A.learnhowtogrowmouldforstudy

B.realizesomedailyobjectsareclean

C.seetheimportanceofwashinghands

D.knowthatbreadgoesbadfasterinbags27.Thisisprobablyapagetakenfrom________.A.astorybook B.anovel C.amagazine D.atravelguideBBedtimecomeseverynight,butwhatifyou’renotfeelingsleepy?Shouldyoustillheadtobedevenifyouknowyou’lljustlietherewithyoureyesopen?Thisproblemhasbeenaroundforaslongaspeoplehavebeentryingtogetagoodnight’ssleep.Inordertofindthebestsolutionforyou,it’snecessarytofindoutwhat’skeepingyouawakeatnight.Youmightbeexcitedaboutsomethingthathappenedduringtheday.Perhapsyou’renervousaboutwhat’scomingupthenextday.Maybeyoudon’tlikesleepingaloneinyourroom.Allofthesecouldbereasonsforyoursleepingproblems.However,thereareseveralstepsyoucantaketohelpyousolvethem.Onethingthatcanhelpistalkingtoaparentoranothertrustedadultaboutwhatyou’reworryingaboutatbedtime.Forexample,ifyou’renervousabouttakingatest,orupsetabouthavingtoomuchstress,itcanreallyhelptotellsomebody.Knowingthatsomeonehaslistenedtoyoucanease(宽慰)yourmind,helpingyoutogetagoodrest.Sleepinginacomfortablebedinaquietandcoolroomisanothergoodchoice.Ifthere’sanythinginyourroomthatmakesyoufeeluneasyoranxious(焦虑的)atnight,suchasapicturethatlooksstrangeinthedark,oranoisytapinthebathroom,besuretoaskyourparentstomoveorfixit.Also,makesuretokeepelectronicslikemobilephonesoriPadsawayfromyourbed.Theycankeepyouexcited,andmakeitharderforyoutofallasleep.Ifyouareusuallyrestlessaroundbedtime,doingcertainthingstorelaxbeforehand(预先)mayhelpyoufallasleep.Trytotakemoretimetowinddownbytakingawarmbath,orlisteningtomusicforatleast10minutesbeforeyougotosleep.It’salsohelpfultofollowabedtimeroutine(惯例)andgotosleepatthesametimeeverynight.Thisway,yourbodywillreceivethemessagethatit’salmosttimetosleep.Yourbodywilllearntostartfeelingtired,andit’sworththetimeandefforttodevelopagoodsleepinghabit.28.Togetagoodsleep,whatdoesthewriteradviseyoutodofirst?A.Togotobedatacertaintimeeverynight.

B.Todosomethingtomakeyoutiredintheday.

C.Tostayawayfromelectronicsbeforegoingtobed.

D.Toknowtheexactreasonwhyyoustayawakeatnight.29.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph4?A.Createagoodsleepenvironment. B.Keeptheroomquietandcool.

C.Makeyourbedroomcomfortable. D.Stayawayfromelectronics.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“winddown”inParagraph5probablymean?A.Stayawake. B.Keepclean. C.Getrelaxed. D.Feelsleepy.CMyfive-year-oldsonbefriendsthewoman.Itstartswithvoicesintheyard.WhenIcomeouttocheckonDaniel,hisfaceispressedonthefence(篱笆).Thewomansays,“Youwaitrighthere.I’llberightback.”Shereturnswithasaw(锯子).There’sawhirring.Acircleinthewoodenfencedropsoutofsight.“Dad!SandyjustdrilledoutaholeinthefencesoSandyandIcantalk!”Danielspinsaround.Ihadn’tknownhernamewasSandy.We’velivedhereamonthbeforeDanielwasborn.Daniel’sandSandy’smurmuringvoicescontinue.WheneverDanielisoutside,hecirclesnearthefencethatisn’tafenceanymore.Somedaysmysonjustgoestostandatthehole,yelling,“Sandy!Saaaaandyyyyy!”SometimesIhearbitsoftheirtalk.“Wepaintedaghostatschool.”Or:‘‘WheelerandJacksonwereplayingfootball,andtheytoldmeIcouldn’tplay.”“Thatwasn’tverynice,”saysSandy.“Didthathurtyourfeelings?Didyouletthemknowthat?”Ican’thearhowhereplies.Amomentofenvyrunsthroughme.Henevertalksabouthisschoolthingswithme.DanielandSandynotonlykeepchattingthroughthehole,theyalsoexchangegifts.Acoloringbook,thenaHotWheelscar.It’sunclearwhatDanielgivesSandyinreturn.Oneafternoon,IhearSandy’svoicefloatingoverthetopofthefencewiththehole.“IthoughtmaybeDanielcouldcomeforaplaydate.”WeringthebellonSandy’sporch.She’samiddle-agedwomanwithsmilingeyes.Sandy’syardissweetwiththesmellofflowers.WehaveapleasantafternoonwithSandy,myson’sadultfriend,thefirstfriendDanielhasmadeonhisown.We’vepassedthroughtheholeinthefence.Amonthlater,SandyleavestocareforhermotherinKansas.Sheleftbehindaboxofpresents:acoloringbook,sidewalkchalk,themissingorangepartintheHotWheelstrack.WhenIlookatDaniel,he’slookingdownathisshoes.Hesometimeswandersdowntothefence.Insteadofcalling“Sandy!Saaaaandyyyyy!”hecries.“Hello!Helloooooo!”Oneday,DanielreceivesSandy’spostcard.Theywritefrequently,warmly.31.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthestory?a.SandyleavesforKansastocareforhermother.b.DanielandSandyexchangegiftsthroughthehole.c.DanielandSandyaregoodpenfriends.d.Sandydrillsoutaholeinthefence.e.SandyinvitesDanieltocometoheryardforaplaydate.A.dbeac B.badec C.dceab D.ecadb32.WhatcanwelearnaboutDanielfromtheunderlinedsentencesinthestory?A.Hedoesn’tcareaboutSandy’sleaving.

B.HeisimpressedwiththeshoesfromSandy.

C.Heisheartbrokenwhenhearingthenews.

D.HedoesnotwanttobeSandy’sfriendanymore.33.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.Aholeinthefence. B.Friendshipbeyondage.

C.Aniceneighbour. D.MysonandI.D“Itisespeciallybeautiful.Nomatterwhoyouareorwhatyourageis,seeingsomethingsofantasticistrulyattractive,”saidJinHuilin,whowasattractedbytherichpatterns(花纹)whenhesawYuhuastonesforthefirsttime.NanjingYuhuastoneisatypeofwater-wornstonemainlyfoundinareaslikeNanjingandYizhenginJiangsuProvince.Itisknownforitssmoothtexture(质地),brightcoloursandrichpatterns.BecauseYuhuastonesareoftengotfrommines(矿山),dryYuhuastoneslookplainandgrey,hidingtheirtruequality.JinandhisfriendsvisitedLuheminingsitesinNanjing,wearingrubbershoestocollectthesestonesonrainydays.Rainmadethestones’detailedpatternsclearer.“It’sbettertocarryabottleofwaterondrydaystopouronthesurfaceofthestones.Sometimesyoucanfindsomethingsurprising.“Jinsaid.AccordingtoJin,appreciating(欣赏)stonesstartswiththeirouterqualitiesliketexture,colour,andpatterns.①However,“realappreciationofthestonesrequiresculturalknowledge;otherwise,theymightseemlikejustpiecesofcolour,”saidJin.Withculturalknowledgeandimagination,peoplecouldseedifferentpatterns,suchastrees,mountains,orflowers.“②Thestonesapersonchoosesastheirfavouritescanshowtheirculturalawareness,”Jinadded.Watchingpatternsofstonesinthewaterisnottheonlywaytoappreciatestones.Jinalsomentionedotherways.③Hegavesomeexamples.“Somepeopleenjoyholdingstonesintheirhands,appreciatingtheirspecialtextures,orusingstronglighttodiscoverhiddenpatternsthatareevenmorebeautiful.Otherschoosetoputthestonesonthedesk,invitinggueststoappreciatethestonesfromdifferentpositions,”saidJin.④ForJin,stonewatchingbringsjoyandsomethingfreshtohislife.“SomepeopleliketohavelivelypetswhileIpreferstonesfortheirlastingnature.”Jinadded.34.Thewriterbeginsthisarticleby________.A.explaininganidea B.showingthereasons

C.comparingdifferences D.tellingsomeone’sopinion35.Jinsuggestscarryingabottleofwaterwhencollectingstonesondrydaysbecause________.A.watercanbringpeoplegoodluck

B.stonescanavoidbeingpollutedwithwater

C.watercanhelpfindthestones’truequality

D.theweathermakespeoplefeelthirstyeasily36.Thesentence“So,watchingstonesis,insomeways,watchingoneself.”mostprobablycomesfrom________.A.① B.② C.③ D.④37.WhatcanweknowaboutYuhuastonesfromthepassage?A.Theirtruequalitycanbefoundeasilyonthesurface.

B.TheycanbefoundinmostcitiesinJiangsuProvince.

C.Therearedifferentpatternslikemountainsandflowersinthem.

D.Thetexturesareseenmoreclearlyinthewaterthanwithstronglight.四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。38.请认真阅读下面短文，用英文回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。每题答案不超过8个单词。The

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different

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exceptions.In

China,

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the

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the

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which

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“qianlima”?_________________________________________________________________(2)Arehorsesalsoimportantandspecialinothercultures?_________________________________________________________________(3)Wherewasthehorseasymbolofchivalryandnobility?_________________________________________________________________(4)Whathelpedtoshapethe19th-centuryimageofthe“gentleman”?_________________________________________________________________(5)HowdoyoulikethepeoplebornintheYearoftheHorse?(请自拟一句话作答)__________________________________________________________________五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共2小题，共2分。39.Wuxi’sbeautyhaswonhigh

(赞扬)fromtouristsathomeandabroad.40.Pleaseusemycamerato

(录制)ourschooltripnextweek.六、单句语法填空：本大题共18小题，共18分。41.Every

(单个的)studentinourclasswilllikethephotos.42.Thebeautifulmemoriesofourtripswill

(持续)forever.43.Look!TheelderlycouplearesittingbytheTaihuLake

(安宁地).44.Thecherryblossomslookeven

(pretty)afterthespringrain.45.Thetouristsaresatisfiedwiththenice

(serve)ofWuxiMuseum.46.Whenyoulookatthose

(invent)objects,youcanfeeltheirspirits.47.Ifourplansdon’tgo

(smooth),it’sOKtofeelupset.48.To

(success),wemustlearnfromeachfailureandkeeptrying.49.OnthejourneyofWuxi’srapiddevelopment,everyeffort

(matter).50.Now

more

and

more

parks

(design)

as

public

places

for

citizens

to

rest

after

work.51.It’spopular

(hire)aboatandrowontheTaihuLake.52.“

(make)surethattherearen’tmistakesinourtravellingplan.”That’sAmy’sadvice.53.Wearelookingforwardto

(enjoy)thebeautifulcherryblossomsinspring.54.The

photos

of

our

camping

trip

(put)

on

our

school

website

next

Monday.55.Myfamily

(visit)Yuantouzhumanytimestoenjoythecherryblossoms.56.TheticketstoYuantouzhuwasabitexpensive,butanumberoftouristsstill

(buy)themyesterday.57.WhenIgottothepark,manypeople

(take)photosofthecherryblossoms.58.Leopromisedthathe

(share)somethinginterestingwithmeassoonashewen