（英语）2026年绵阳市涪城区初中学业质量第一次模拟监测 （英语）2026年绵阳市涪城区初中学业质量第一次模拟监测

2026年初中学业质量监测（第一次模拟）（英语）第一部分：读（共三节，满分70分）第一节：判断正误（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）Johna20-year-olduniversitystudeparentsanothercity，

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andryweak，butJohnapatienthisgrandpa.OneSundaymorning，Johntookhisgrandpatothehospitalforamedical

examination（检查）asusuarythingturnedouttobeeJohntook

Grandpa，onhiswheelchair，foraalongtherbank（河岸）beforegoing

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者）watchedhimanunfriendway，Johnwasatpeace.

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awaythefoodonhisshirt，cleanedhisfaceandwheeledhimout.Whenthey

cameout，alltheotherpeopletherestaurantwerewatchingthemdead

ncehnpaidthebandwasreadytoleave.thate，anoldmanamongthedinersdouttoJohnandasked

h，man.don'tyouthinkyouhavesomethingbehind？"

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causeNonnievedstayingatss'shome.

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causessaskedherforhelp.（7）Howdidssfeelwhenshesawhergrandmother？

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nnie'shbirthdaydress.ss'smother'sriteapron.nnie'smother'sqss'sbeautifulscarf.（9）ofthecanbeput？

wanttomakeanewqyou.

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etechnologyhasbeeneusednaturescience.

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yaresurethatpeoplembetterafterhearingtheirs.

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bes（枸杞）andjujubes（红枣），traditionalfoodsknofortheirhealth

benethebreadcomesout，alongealreadywaiting.

mixoftraditionalChinesemed（）andmodernbakinghas

madehospitalbakeriespopularamongyoungpeople.Theywantfoodthatbothtastyandgoodfortheirhealth."Iupearlytobuv40piecesof

bread，armSichuan."tosharemymandnds

backhome."Xishuangbanna，ahospitalmakesrosourrosehips（玫瑰果），

acalplant.TheDaipeoplehavealongtradnofaddinghealthyplantsto

food.InGuizhou，ahospitalnowomint（鱼腥草）bread"toattract

peoplewhocareabouthealth.Manyyoungpeopletodayfacehealthproblemsmbusyworkand

gularschedules.Theywanttostayhealthybutdon'twanttospendtoomuch

money.Theideaof"foodasmedicine"theirneeds.Expertsnotethatahas

alonghistoryofusingfoodtoimprohealth.Withmanyplants，people

havecreated"medicinalcuisine"（药用膳食）.meetthegreatneedamongtheyoung，medicinalfoodhasbecomean

importantpartofthemarketandteadandmedicinalfoodrestaurants

aregrofast.Areportshowspeopleaged18to35makeup83.7%ofhealth

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whatherbstheyuseorwhoshouldavothem，ZhaoYinghong，a

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（16）Forwhatpurposedidgotothebakeryearlythemorning？

bringbackpresentsforhervedones.buybirthdaygforherworkmates.tastethebiteofbakedbreadhersearnthesecretofmakingdusbread.（17）Whymedicinalcuegettingpopularamongmanyyoungpeople？

causeyoungpeoplepreferbreadspecialrs.

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causetheytokeepwithoutpayinglotsofmoney.

causehasrecentlybecomeapopularsubjectschools.

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sointogardening.Afteravingthehospital，she

（21）mostofhertimeherrdspring，

sheplantsseeds（种子）andenjoysthebeautifulrs.Whenautumncomes，shegetsbusypg

fruitsandcocting（22）leaves.Through

hercare，theyardbecomesaworkofartthat

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middleoftheyard（25）hadanygrandmatriedalmost

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sangtothetree.Butnothing（26）a，Grandmaaskedhernd

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togameneighborscameouttowatchandthoughtshewas（31）.

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springrsbegantogrowontheappletree，andbyautumn，branches

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movedmcentralatothemountainareasthesouth（37）

（avo）warshundredsofyearsago.Therearethousandsoftulouacrossn，andYongdinghometo1，768

ofthem.Haveyoueverdreamedofspendingaday（38）（）atulou？

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Hui，the（40）（manage），understandsthebingandhistowasborn1986htheofanothertulouYongding."Ofallthedangers，tulou'snotbeingusethe（41）（great）one，"

saidinnerwoodenorganizationsoftulouareconnected，so（42）

oneroombecomesweak，canecausenearbyroomstodown.

rebingd（43）oldproblemandaaddedsomenew

functionstots.Steel（44）（add）tobettersupportthebuilding's

woodenorganization.Zengshan，a16-year-oldhighschoolstudentmShenzhen，

Guangdongpro，travedfourhoursbytratoexperiencethetulour45）

（he）usedtothinkancient