2026年辽宁省沈阳七中中考英语零模试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年辽宁省沈阳七中中考英语零模试卷一、阅读五选四：本大题共4小题，共8分。

Howquicklycanyoucountfromonetoten？Manypeoplethinkthatnumbersandmatharethesameallovertheworld.Butscientistshavediscoveredthatitisnottrue.

（1）______IntheUnitedStates，peoplebegincountingwiththeirfirstfingers，whichtheyextend（展开）.Theythenextendtherestoftheirfingersandfinallythethumb（拇指）tocounttofive.Thentheyrepeatthiswiththeotherhandtogettoten.InChina.peoplecountbyusingdifferentfingerpositions.Inthisway，aChinesepersoncaneasilycounttotenononlyonehand.

Besideswaysoffingercounting，scientistshavefoundthatculturesandlanguagesarealsodifferentwhenitcomestonumbers.Agroupofscientistsstudiedaboriginal（土著的）peopleinAustralia.Thesepeopledon'thavehandmovementstostandfornumbers.（2）______However，theyarestillabletounderstanddifferentideasaboutnumbers.

Inasimilarstudy，researchersdiscoveredthatpeopleofthePirahatribe（部落）innorthwesternBrazildon'thavewordsfornumberssuchas"one"or"three".ProfessorEdwardGibsonsaid，"Itisagroupthatdoesnotcount.Theycouldlearn，butit'snotusefulintheirculture.（3）______"

Althoughallhumansareabletounderstandquantities（数量），notalllanguageshavenumbersandnotallpeopleusecounting.Numberwordsinacertainlanguagearearesultofpeopleneedingnumbersintheirdailylives.Nowweknowthatpeoplehavedifferentideasaboutnumbersandmath，too.（4）______Thishelpsusunderstandtheworldanddifferentculturesbetter.

A.Sothey'veneverpickeditup.

B.Theydon'tevenhavewordfornumbers.

C.Fingercountingimprovesmathskillsquickly.

D.Weshouldlookatnumbersfromdifferentculturalviews.

E.Peopleworldwideusedifferentwaystocountontheirfingers.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。

Itwassummer，andschoolwasout.My8-year-oldbrotherandIwerelefthomealone，notallowedtogooutside.

"Youhearthat？"mybrotheraskedme.

"What？"Isaid.

"Theice-cream

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."

Ilistened.Andthereitwas.Thatlittlesoundwasshiningsomewherenearby.Iwentoutofthedoorquickly，tookmybrother'shand，andwerantotheroad.Thesoundoftheice-creamtruckwasso

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，soclose.Wewavedourhandshard，andthetruck

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forus.

Wewerewildwith

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，shoutingoutwhatwewantedtoeat.Wegotwhatweaskedforandate

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，tryingnottoletthesummerheattakeitawayfromus.Welicked（舔）ourfingers，hands，wrists.Andwelaughedfornoreasonotherthanthatwecould.

Wehadn'tnoticedtheice-creamtruckleaving.Mybrotherlookedoveratmewithsuddenworryandsaid."Iforgotto

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.Didyou？"

Iforgot，too.Wekeptita

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fromourparentsandwatchedcartoonsfortherestoftheday.

NowIam44yearsold.Ihadn'theardthatsweet

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foryearsuntilafewweeksago.I

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somemoneyandranout.Ididn'tknowexactlywheretheice-creamtruckwas，butIsawsomeonewholookedlikemybrother，running.Iknewhewasn'tmybrother.Iremindedmyselfthatmybrotherhaddiedjustlastyear.Andnoonewouldeveraskmeagain，"Youhearthat？"

Irantowardtheboy，hopinghewouldleadmetotheicecreamtruck.Andthereitwas，theice-creamtruck，inaparkinglot.Whenitwasmyturntopay，Igavethemanintheice-creamtruckeverythingIhad，atwenty-dollarbill，andItoldhimtokeepthe

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Itookmyicecreamwithmeandateitinthesunshine.Ideservethisjoy，Isaid.Ideserveitall.5.A.shop B.stand C.truck D.machine6.A.low B.loud C.soft D.noisy7.A.left B.passed C.stopped D.moved8.A.joy B.anger C.worry D.surprise9.A.slowly B.easily C.quickly D.quietly10.A.pay B.buy C.eat D.take11.A.rule B.secret C.promise D.mystery12.A.song B.voice C.laughter D.sound13.A.savedup B.tookout C.pickedup D.lookedfor14.A.bill B.note C.check D.change三、阅读理解：本大题共16小题，共32分。ATiny

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HistoryInrecentyears，China'sculturalandcreativefridgemagnetshavechangedfromsimplesouvenirs（纪念品）tospecialcarriersoflocalculture.Lovedacrossthecountry，thisfashionstartedwithmuseums--theyturnedfamousancientthingsintosmallandeasy-to-carrytreasures.

Apopular"PhoenixCrown（凤冠）"MagnethasbecomeahitsouvenirattheNationalMuseumofChina.CopiedafterthePhoenixCrownofEmpressXiaoduanfromtheMingDynasty，ithasbrightcolorsandsmalldesigns.Holdingitfeelsliketouchingapieceofhistoryfromhundredsofyearsago.TheHubeiProvincialMuseumalsohasafamousfridgemagnet：theZengHouYiBells.Thefridgemagnetisatinycopyofoneofthesebronze-coloredbells.Someevenhavealittlebutton--pressit，andyoucanhearshort，clearmusicthatsoundslikethebellsfrom2，400yearsago.It'slikebringingapieceofancient"supermusicalinstrument"home!TheWhiteJade（玉）Pig-DragonisanearlyformoftheChinesedragon.Itis15cmtall，10.2cmwide，and3.8cmthick.Itmixesthelooksofpigsandbears.Thefridgemagnetisatinycopyofthis5，000-year-oldjaderelic（遗物）fromtheHongshanCulture.Now，theWhiteJadePig-DragoniskeptintheLiaoningProvincialMuseumandisthemuseum'slogo.Whyarethesemagnetspopular？Amuseumdirectorsaid："Afridgemagnetisnotjustaproduct.Itconnectsthepastandthepresent，bringingculturefrommuseumsintodailylife."15.Fromthepassage，wecanlearnthatthePhoenixCrownmagnethas______.A.shortandclearmusic

B.thelooksofpigsandbears

C.brightcolorsandsmalldesigns

D.alittlebuttonthatcanbepressed16.What'sthefactaboutthe"TheWhiteJadePig-Dragon"？______A.Itis15meterstall.

B.Itisanancientmusicalinstrument.

C.Itisanearlyformofthepigs.

D.ItisasymboloftheHongshanCulture.17.Whatdothethreekindsoffridgemagnetshaveincommonaccordingtothepassage？______A.Theyallcanplaymusic.

B.Theyallhavebrightcolors.

C.Theyareallkeptinthesamemuseum.

D.Theyareallspecialcarriersofourancientculture.18.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanweprobablyfindthispassage？______A.Culture. B.Sports. C.Health. D.Technology.B

ItwasarainyFriday.Twelve-year-oldMiaknockedoverhermom'sglassoficedtea.Thedrinkspilled（洒出的）ontothedrawingpapernexttoher，makinghercrayonpictureslookmessy."Ohno!"shesaidunhappily，pickingupatissue（纸巾）todrythemess.

Butasshecleaned，somethingstrangehappened.Thewettissueleftsoft，watercolor-likemarksonthepaper.Themarksweredarkerwheretherewasmoretea，andlighterwheretheteawasthin.Miastoppedandthought.Thenshetookacleantissue，dipped（蘸）itintotheleftovertea，andmoveditacrossanewsheetofpaper.Alightyellow-brownareaspreadlikeasunset."Cool，"shesaidsoftly.Shetriedaddingadropoflemonfromthetable.Thecolorbecamebrightgold.

Thatnight，shetriedmorethings.Mixingteawithalittlesugarmadedarkerbrown.Addingsomecranberry（蔓越莓）juiceturneditpink.Aftertwodays，shehadfilledanotebookwithpicturesofmountainsandoceans.Themountainslookedpurpleafterusingsomegrapejuice，andtheoceanswerebrightorangelikeasunset.Allweremadewithher"accidentalpaint".

Mia'sartteachersaidinsurprise."Thisisgreat，"shesaid.Soon，Miasoldsmallbottlesofhertea-basedpaintsattheschoolcraftfair."Ineverwantedtoinventanything."Mialaughed，watchingkidsbuyherpaints.Shelearnedthatsomeofthebestideascomefrommessy，surprisingmoments.19.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"referto（指代）inParagraph2？______A.Thetissue. B.Thelemon.

C.Theleftovertea. D.Thesheetofpaper.20.Whichofthefollowingcanmakethecolorbecomebrightgold？______A.Sugar. B.Thegrapejuice.

C.Thecranberryjuice. D.Thedropoflemon.21.WhatmadeMia'sartteacherfeelsurprised？______A.Mia'scrayonpictures.

B.Mia'sspecialpaintmadefromdrinks.

C.Mia'squickcleaningofthetea.

D.Mia'ssuccessattheschoolcraftfair.22.Whatisthebesttitle（标题）forthetext？______A.Don'tCryOverSpiltTea. B.Mia'sSuccessfulCraftFair.

C.HowtoMakeTea-basedPaints. D.IdeasfromUnexpectedMoments.C

OpenAI，thecreatorofthehighlypopularChatGPT，hasintroducedSora，whichallowsuserstocreatevideosquicklyfromtext.Sora，whichmeans"sky"inJapanese，isthelatesttoolintheAIspaceandhasthepotential（潜力）tofurtherchangethewaypeoplecreatethings.

TheSanFrancisco-basedcompanyannouncedthenewsonThursdayandshowedvideoscreatedbySoraonitswebsite.

Soraisatoolthatmakesshortvideosfrompromptswrittenbyusers.Usersjustneedtotypeoutprompts，andtheprogramwillgivethemavideoofwhattheyneeded.Theprogramusesits"deepunderstandingoflanguage"tounderstandpromptsandthencreatevideosthatareuptoaminutelong.

Sorafaceschallenges，too.Oneoftheexamplesofwhatwentwrongisavideoofagrandmablowingcandlesoutonherbirthday.Butassheblewthecandles，theydidn'tgoout.

Promptsgivenforthevideo：

Agrandmotherwithgreyhairstandsbehindacolorfulbirthdaycakewithnumerouscandlesatawooddiningroomtable，withahappyglowinhereyes.Sheleansforwardandblowsoutthecandleswithagentlepuff（吹），andthecandlesstopflickering（摇曳）.Thegrandmotherwearsalightblueblouse，andseveralhappyfriendsandfamilymemberssittingatthetablecanbeseencelebrating.

However，OpenAIsaysthey'reworkingontakingsafetystepsbeforeSorabecomesavailabletothepublic.23.Accordingtothepassage，Sorahastheabilitytochange______.A.howpeoplegetnewinformation

B.howpeoplecommunicatewithothers

C.howpeopleproducecreativeworks

D.howpeopleexploredifferentplaces24.Whatdoestheunderlineword"prompts"meaninParagraph3？______A.Notes. B.Results. C.Answers. D.Instructions.25.Whatwaswrongwiththegrandma'sbirthdayvideomadebySora？______A.Thecandleskeepflickeringnonstop.

B.Thecandlesonthecakeweren'tputout.

C.Thegrandmablewthecandlestoohard.

D.Fewfriendsandfamilymemberscelebratedforher.26.Whatcanweinfer（推测）fromthelastparagraph？______A.Soraissafetouseandpopularwiththepublic.

B.OpenAIhasfinishedallsafetyworkforSorn.

C.Sora'spubliclaunchdatedependsonsafetyprogress.

D.OpenAIrefusestomakeSoraavailabletothepublic.D

①DoyouofteneatatKFC？Doyoulikeitschickennuggets（鸡块）？Thefast-foodcompanyisnowplanningto"reinvent"thispopularproduct.Inthefuture，itschickennuggetsmayhavenochickeninthem.

②Yes，youreadthatright.KFChasbeenworkingwithaRussiantechcompanyforthe"MeatoftheFuture"project.Theyaregoingtoproducechickeninlabs.Theywillusechickencells（细胞）andplantmaterial.Thereisnochickenintheingredients（原料）.However，KFCsayspeoplemaynotnoticethechange.Thelabgrownchickennuggetswillbemadeassimilaraspossibletotherealthingsinbothtasteandappearance.

③Meatloversmaynotlikethisidea.ButaccordingtoKFC，producingchickennuggetsinlabsisbetterfortheenvironment.Foryears，fast-foodcompanieshavebeenaskedtolookintotheirenvironmentalfootprints.Raisingfarmanimalsandtransportingmeatoverlongdistancesproducelotsofgreenhousegases.

④Moreover，fast-foodcompanieshavelongbeencriticized（批评）byanimallovers.Everyyear，theykillbillionsofchickens.Ifmeatcanbegrowninlabs，therewillbenoneedtoharmanimals.

⑤RaisaPolyakovaisKFCRussia'sgeneralmanager."AtKFC，wearemonitoringallthenewtechnologies."hesays."Wearedoingourbesttotrytosolveourproblems."KFCsaysitwilltestitslab-grownchickennuggetsfirstinRussia.Ifthetestissuccessful，thenuggetswillbemadeavailablearoundtheworld.27.Whywon'tpeopletellthedifferencebetweenlab-grownchickennuggetsandrealones？______A.Becausetheylookandtastethesame.

B.Becausetheyarecookedinspecialways.

C.Becausetheiringredientsaretotallythesame.

D.Becausepeopleknowlittleaboutchickencells.28.WhydoesKFCplantoproducelab-grownchickennuggets？______A.Becausethisplanisgoodfornature.

B.Becauserealchickenistooexpensive.

C.Becausemeatloversaskthemtodoso.

D.BecauseKFCwantstomakemoremoney.29.Whatisthemainideaorthepassage？______A.Thewaystogrowchickeninthelabs.

B.Theenvironmentalproblemsoffastfood.

C.ThepopularityofKFC'schickennuggets.

D.KFC'splanforlab-grownchickennuggets.30.Howisthetextorganized？______A. B. C. D.四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。31.

Everyonehastheirownwayofshowingloveforourplanet.ForLiaagHaoyi，amusician，musicishisspecialandcreativeway.HisnewartworkTreeiscloselyconnectedwithbeautifulnature.

"Treesareclosetopeople，soIchosethemasthesubjectformyartwork，"Liangshared.Throughit，Liangencouragespeopletotakegoodcareofnatureandprotecttheearthactively.

Themusicalworkismadeupofseveralparts.Thefirstpartbringspeopleintoapeacefulforest.Wehearbirdssingingandleavesshaking.Thenthesoundofacello（大提琴）appearsslowly.Itsoundslikeatreetellingitsstorythroughmusic.Inthesecondpart，wenoticethegreatchange—wehearthenoiseofcuttingtrees.Theforestislesspeaceful.Inthenextpart，thesituationbecomesmuchworse.However，thefourthpartbringswarmhope.Thetwopartsshowhowpeoplefeelsorryfortheirwrongactionsandtheytakeactiontosavetheforest.Thelastpartisfullyfilledwithbrightandpowerfulmusic.Peoplefinallybringbackthegreenmountains.

"Ican'timagineaworldwithouttrees，"Liangsaid."Ihopeeveryonewillcareforeverytreeandplayapartinprotectingourplanet."(1)WhatisLiangHaoyi'sownwaytoshowhisloveforourplanet？

______(2)HowmanypartsdoesthenewartworkTreehave？

______(3)Whichpartofthemusicalworkshowpeople'sdamagetonature？

______(4)Whatisyourwayofshowingloveforourplanet？Giveyourreason（s）.Write30wordsormore.

______五、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。32.

Woodcarvingisatraditionalcraft（工艺）thatchangeswoodintobeautifulartworksandusefulthings.Usingspecialtools，artistsshapewoodintoobjectsthatarebothpretty

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useful.Thisskillshowshowpeoplehavealwaysusednaturalmaterialstocreatethings

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dailylifeandart.

Thehistoryofwoodcarvinggoesbackthousandsofyears.Earlyhumansusedhardstonesandanimalbonestocarvewood.InChina'sWarringStatesPeriod，peoplestartedusingmetal（金属）tools，whichmadecarvingmuch

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（easy）thanbefore.Afamouswoodenstatue（雕像）fromthistime，calledtheWarringStatesWoodenMaid（nowinBeijing'sPalaceMuseum），showshowskilledartistswereevenbackthen.Later，similarwoodcarvings

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（find）inotherancientcultures.

Makingawoodcarvinghasclear

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（step）.First，choosethetypeofwood.Softwoodisgoodfordetaileddesigns，whilehardwoodisbetterforfurniture.Drawthedesignonthewood，thencarvethemainshapewithtools.Add