初中英语测试练习题11 首字母填空（25年16区二模新题速递）（原卷版）

试卷第=page1313页，共=sectionpages1414页试卷第=page1414页，共=sectionpages1414页学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________专题11首字母填空（25年16区二模新题速递）（2025·上海浦东新·二模）Everyonehashabits—somegood,somebad.Whilecertainhabitshelpusstayhealthy,othersmaycauseproblems.Let’stakeacloserlookatafewofthemandfindouthowtobreakthem.NailBitingManypeoplebitetheirnailswhentheyfeeluneasy,worried,orjustbecauseit’sahabit.Itmayseemnoth1,exceptformakingyournailslookugly.However,whenyoukeepbitingyournails,youputdirtandgerms(细菌)intoyourmouth,whichcanmakeyousick.Forcenturies,peoplehavethoughtofmanys2.Inthepast,theyputsomethingbitterorsourontheirfingertips.Nowadays,somepeoplebuyspecialnailpolishes(指甲油)withunpleasantsmells.Thesesmellscanr3themtostopwhenbiting.Besides,keepingnailsshortisalsoausefulmethodbecauseitmakesthemhardertobite.EatingquicklySomepeoplefinishtheirfoodtoofast,whichisbothimpoliteandunhealthy.Accordingtoexperts,thishabitmayleadtod4,suchasstomachpainandheartproblems.Toavoidthat,youcantakeyourtimeduringthemeal.Whenyouarefull,ittakesaround20minutesforthestomachtosendsignalstothebrainthatyou’dbetternotc5eating.Therefore,giveyourbodyenoughtimetocatchupandspendatleast20minutesoneachmeal.UsingasmartphoneinbedWhenthesungoesdown,ourbodiesknowit’stimetosleepandproduceachemicaltohelpussleep.However,thelightfromscreensmakesthebodyreleasethischemicalmores6,sothebrainkeepsactiveevenduringnighttime.Tohaveagoodnight’ssleep,youcanlistentolightmusicortakeawarmbathbeforebed.Theseactivitiesdon’tr7muchdeepthinkingorcauseexcitement,whichbringsyouasenseofcalm.Finally,ifyoucan’tcontrolcheckingyourphone,justleaveitinanotherroom.（2025·上海崇明·二模）Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)Wecomeacrossabbreviations(缩写形式)everyday,inallkindsofplaces.IntheUS,whichofcourseisanabbreviationfortheUnitedStates,peoplecallthespaceagencyNASA,ratherthantheNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration.Manyabbreviationsaresocommonthatwesaythemwithoutthinking.Somepeoplefeeltheymaketalking,reading,andwritingc1,butothersfindshortenedwordsorphrasesconfusing.Whatdoyouthink?Shouldweuseabbreviations?Yes-theysimplifylifeLanguageischangingallthetimeandhasbeeneversincehumansbegantospeak.Ifitdidn’td2,wewouldstillbesaying“thine”insteadof“yours”and“thou”insteadof“you”.Imaginethat!Someabbreviations,like“GIF”or“FBI,”aresocommonandwell-knownthatitwouldsounds3tosaytheminfull.Abbreviationscanbeusedtomaketextandspeechshorter,quicker,andsimplertounderstand.That’su4ifyou’reinahurry-forexample,typing“BRB”ismuchfasterthanwriting“I’llberightback.”Abbreviationsarealsoakindofcommonlanguagethatcanhelppeoplefeelcomfortableandfamiliarwitheachother.No-they’reconfusingProperuseofabbreviationscanspeedupyourreadingorwriting.However,ifabbreviationsaren’tusedc5theycanslowyoudownratherthanspeedthingsup.Forexample,ifawordorphraseisn’twrittenoutinfullthefirsttimeit’susedinapieceofwriting,ther6mayhavetowastetimelookingitupinadictionary.Abbreviationscanalsocausemisunderstandingsormakepeoplefeelleftoutorembarrassed.Ifyoudon’tknowwhatanabbreviationm7,it’sawkward(令人尴尬的)toaskanotherpersontoexplainit.Andsure,languagechangesovertime,butsomechangesaren’tforthebetter.Saying“ty”justisn’taspoliteassaying“thankyou,”isit?Itjustsoundslazyand,frankly,insincere.（2025·上海长宁·二模）Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给)

Classicsarethetreasuresoftheliteraryworld.Foryears,peoplehavereadthemtolearnmore.Butnow,morepeoplelove“watching”theseclassicsinvideos.Accordingtoa2023reportreleasedbytheChineseshort-videoplatformDouyin,theviewsforbook-relatedvideosi1by65.17percentyear-on-year.“TherearesomeclassicsthatIamnotinterestedinbutr2toread,”said14-year-oldHeLiyanfromJiangsu.“Wehavetofinishatleasttwobookseachyear,soIusuallywatchavideoaboutthebooktofindsomeinterestingstorieswhichcankeepmereading.”Somepeoplealsofindclassicbooksreallylongandhardtounderstand,sotheygotovloggers’explanations.“Thevloggersalsoaddpersonalopinionstotheirexplanations,makingthebooke3tounderstand,”addedHe.ADreamofRedMansions(《红楼梦》)isfamousforshowingChinesesocietywithinterestingcharactersandapoeticwritingstyle.Ittalksaboutfamily,societyandhumannature.Theycanbefuntowatchbutb4anddifficulttoread.“Therearesomanycharactersinthenovel,whichc5mealot,”said12-year-oldShaoXinyanfromHubei.“Butthemindmapsshowninthevideosmaketheirrelationshipsclearer.”Whilereadingwithvideoshelpsmanypeople,someexpressdifferentopinionsandw6:ForZhangBoren,a13-year-oldfromBeijing,readingisajourneyaboutformingapersonalrelationshipwiththetext,notjustlearninginformation.“Bookscanletmeimagine.Althoughvideoscanhelpalot,theycan’tshoweverypartofawell-madestory,”hesaid.Eighteen-year-oldWangHongjiefromSichuanagreed,saying,“Itmaydecreasereaders’a7toreadindependentlyandthinkdeeply.”（2025·上海青浦·二模）Fillintheblankswithproperwords.(在短文的空格内填入适当的单词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)Thepowerofdreams—UseyourimaginationtoinspireyourfutureIt’softensaidthataperson’sthoughtscreatetheirreality.Thisisbecausethewayyoufeelandthethingsyoufocusonshapehowyouseetheworld.Turningyourmindtowardsthelifeyouwantcanhelpyourealiseyoura1.Allgreatideasb2withathought.TheWrightbrothersweretwoboysfascinatedwiththeideaofflying.Theydreamedofbuildingtheirownflyingmachine.In1903,theydidjustthat,achievingthefirstpoweredaircraftflight.Thatshowshowcuriosityandimaginationcaninspirepeopletofulfilltheirdreams.Thinkaboutthethingsthatyouenjoyorfindfascinating.Thesearecluesthatl3youtodevelopyourowndreams.Itcanbeu4tothinkaboutyourvalues,whicharesimplythethingsthatmattertoyou.MichelleNichollsisapsychotherapist,someonewhohelpspeopleunderstandtheiremotionsandactions.Shesays,“Ifyouenjoydonatingyourtimeormoneytoacause,perhapsyouvaluebeinggenerous.Maybekindnessalsocontributestoyourbeliefs.Themorewepayattentiontohowouractionsmakeusandothersfeel,themoreweunderstandourvalues.”Creatingavisionboardisagreatwaytomapoutideas.Studieshaveshownthatvisualisingyourfuture,thatistosaypicturingitinyourmind,canhelp.Studieshavealsoshownthatathleteswhovisualisedwinningwentontop5better.It’simportanttorememberthatyourdreamscanchangeandthingsmightnotworkoutasyouwish.It’snaturaltofeeld6whenthishappens.However,thismightbebecauseyoucan’tcontrolhoweverythinggoes.Nichollssaysthiscanbeanopportunitytogetcuriousbyaskingyourselfthesequestions:Whatgotinthewayofthedream?Arethereanypartsofitthatcanbesavedorthatarestillwithinreach?“Thistypeofflexiblethinkingenablesourmindstoexpandandstayinterestedinwhatispossibleforthefuture,”shesays.“It’salsoagreatideatohavemanysmalldreamsalongwithour‘bigsky’dreams.Wemighthaveaback-upp7incasesomethingdoesn’tworkout.Thiscansupportustostayinterestedinhowwecancreatetheliveswewant.”（2025·上海闵行·二模）Fillintheblankswithproperwords.（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）Dearyoungfriends,Ifeelveryhappytohearfromyouandthankfulforyourcuriosityaboutmyjobandlifeasachef(厨师).I’dliketoanswersomeofyourquestions.Whenpeopleaskwhatcausedmyi1incooking,Ihavealottosay.Myloveforcookingwassomethingthathappenedveryearlyinmylife,slowlybutsurely.Idon’tthinkIworkasacook.IthinkIenjoybeingacook.Mymotherandfatherwereveryh2tomydevelopmentasacook.WhenIwasachild,mymomalwaysrodemetothebakeryandpickedupthebreadfreshfromtheoven.Andmydadwouldtakemetobuyfruitandfish.Weenjoyedthetimeinthek3becausecookingwasagoodmomentofbeingtogether.Iwas15or16whenIbeganworkinginthesummerinaseafoodrestaurantupnorthofBarcelona.Forsomereason,theotherchefhadleft.Andwhenthere’snobodyaround,whatdoyoudo?Youcangiveup,butthennothinghappens.Oryoucansay,“Letmet4solvingit.”Ilovesciencefictionandalwaysimaginecookingonafarawayplanet.Nobodythoughtthatwouldhappen.ButthenIgotachancetoworkwithAxiomSpacetop5foodfortheastronautsonAxiomSpace’sAx-1mission.AlthoughthereweremanydifficultiesandIneededtomakelotsofchangestomakethefoodgoodforspacetravel,Ididnotgiveup,becauseIfeeliti6formetosendmydishestothespace.Tomyjoy,Imadeit.AndIbelievethisisabiglessonforallofus:Itdoesn’tmatterhowimpossiblethed7is.Ifyouworkhard,nothingisimpossible.Yourssincerely,JoséAndrés（2025·上海静安·二模）Intheevening,ouradventurersleftSanFranciscototraveltoNewYork.Anhourlater,itstartedtosnow.L1,thesnowdidnotslowdownthetrain.However,aboutnineo’clockthenextmorning,thetrainstopped.Theywereamazedtoseehundredsofcowscrossingtherailsinfrontofthetrain.“Ican’tbelievethis!Thiscountryhasamodernrailway,butthetrainmuststopforagroupofanimals!”c2Passepartout.Thetraindrivertoldthemhehadnoc3.Thecowscoulddamagetheengine,sotheyhadtowaituntilthecowsmovedacrosstherails.Threehourslater,whenthetrainwentthroughthemountainsinWyoming,itstoppedagain.Amanfromthenextstationtoldthedriverthatthebridgeacrossthevalleywasn’tstrongenoughtos4theweightofthetrain,butanothertrainwouldarriveinfourhours.“Wecan’tstayhere.We’llgetfrozentotheboneinthesnow!”shoutedoneofthepassengers.“Yes,butitwilltakesixhourstogoonfoottothenextstation,”saidthetraindriver’sassistant.“Ihaveanidea,”saidthetraindriver.“Ifthetrainmovesatitstopspeed,thepressureonthebridgewon’tbeasgreatasitwaswhenitwasstationary(静止的).Andwecangetacrossbeforethebridgebreaks.”Passepartoutwasn5.Thebridgecouldbreakbeforethetrainreachedtheotherside!Hecouldnotunderstandwhytheotherpassengersseemedtothinkthiswasagoodidea.“Isn’tthereabetteridea?Perhaps...?”hebegantoaskthedriver.Thedriverwasnotlistening.“No,no,thisisthebests6wehave.Thetrain’sleaving!”heshouted.Thedriverblewthewhistleandthetrainwentbackalongtherailsabouttwokilometers.Thenheblewthewhistleagain.Thetrainmovedfasterandfasterasitcameclosertothebridge.Inwhatseemedlikeminutes,ormaybeitwasonlyafews7,theywereoverontheotherside,justintimetoseethebridgefallintothedeepvalleybehindthem.（2025·上海松江·二模）Whenyouopenamaponyourphone,youmightthinkitisguidedbytheGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS).However,inChina,mostnavigationservicesnowusetheBeidouNavigationSatelliteSystem(BDS,北斗卫星导航系统).Relyingonaforeignnavigationsystemisnots1becauseanothercountrycanblockitoruseittotrackyourlocation.Toensureindependence,Chinabegandevelopingitsownnavigationsystemin1994.Beidouisn2aftertheBigDipperconstellation(北斗七星),whichhasguidedpeopleforcenturies.In2020,afterover20yearsofhardwork,Beidoucompleteditsglobalnetwork.TheBDSbecamethef3globalnavigationsystemaftertheGPSoftheUnitedStates,GalileooftheEuropeanUnionandGLONASSofRussia.TheBDSisthefirstsatellitesystemtoprovideaglobalmessagecommunicationservice.Thatmeansyoucantextothersinplaceswithoutphonesignalorinternet.Forexample,inFebruary2023,ahikergotl4inheavysnowinInnerMongolia.HesentatextmessageusingtheBDS-poweredchipinhisphoneandwassavedintime.B5,theBeidousystemplaysanimportantroleindisasterpreventionandresponse.Rescuers(救援人员)cancommunicatethroughtheBDSquicklyandclearly.Itisalsoh6

inagriculture,lettingfarmersplanttheircropsbetter.Nomatterwhereyouareintheworld,theBDScanhelpguideyourw7.Asof2023,ithadprovidedserviceforover120countriesandregions.By2035,Chinawillbuildapositioning,

navigationandtimingsystemtoprovidemoresmartservices.（2025·上海宝山·二模）ArtificialIntelligence(Al)isallaroundus.Smartmachinesandcomputersarechangingalmostallpartsofourlivesinvariousways.AIislikeamagica1inourdailylives.Wenowhaverobotstocleanswimmingpoolsandhelpusdriveifwewish.WecantalktoourphonesnowanduseAlforallkindsofthings.Theyanswerourquestions,helpuswritee-mails,andevenmakeuslookbetterinphotos!WhenAlisusedbythewrongpeople,however,itcouldalsoleadtos2problems.AgoodexampleofthisiswhenpeopleuseAltomakefake(虚假的)videosorphotos.TheproblemisthatthesmarterAlgets,theharderitisforthehumaneyetotellwhatisrealandwhatisnot.These“deepfakes”mightbefuntowatchiftheyareabouts3andfamouspeople.ButifthereisafakevideoofyouontheInternetdoingsomethingreallystupid,itmightnotbeso“funny”anymore.What’sworseisthatAIwhichcanc4aperson’sappearanceorvoicecanbeusedtocheatothers,andthiscouldbedangerous.WillAlmakebigchangestothewaywelive,work,andhavefun?Yes,itwill,buttherearestillw5.Ontheotherhand,iftheyoungandoldcanlearntoworkwithAlandtouseitforthegoodofthewholeplanet,hopefullywewillenjoythea6itbrings.Themostimportantthingisnottobeafraidofallthesebigchanges,buttotryourbesttomakethemostofthem.Alisreallyfantastic,butweneedtobecarefulwithit.Weshouldlearnhowtouseitsafelyandw7.Let’sallworktogethertomakesureAlhelpsuslivebetterandhappierlives.Remember,thefutureisinourhands,andwecanmakeitgreatifweuseAltherightway.（2025·上海金山·二模）Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给）It’safeelingyou’veexperiencedbefore.Youworryaboutwhetheryou’vepreparedwell,andaboutthepossiblefuture.Twoscientists,RamirezandBeilockhavefoundthatstudentscandobetterinexamsiftheyspendtenminuteswritingabouttheirworriesbeforetheexams.Inordertomakepeoplebelievetheiridea,theydidtheexperimentinthelabatfirst.Theyasked20collegestudentstotakeamathtest.Beforethetest,halfofthestudentssatq1andtheotherhalfwroteabouttheirfeelingsonthecomingtest.Theyfoundthatthewritinggroupdidm2betterthanthestudentswhosatsilently.Theirmarkswere12%higher.Butdidwritingreallyworkwellinourlife?Toanswerit,thetwoscientistsrantheexperimentagainbeforearealexam.Thistime,theyworkedwith51ninth-gradestudents.Thestudentswerer3tohavea10-minutewritingexercisebeforetheexam.Halfofthemhadtowriteabouttheirthoughtsonthecomingexam,whiletheotherhalfhadtowriteaboutanunrelatedtopic.Theirfinalscoresshowedthatifthestudentswroteaboutunrelatedtopics,theirscoreswerel4.Iftheywroteabouttheirworries,theirbadfeelingshadnoinfluenceontheirmarks.Butwhatifstudentsdonothaveachancetowriteabouttheirfearsimmediatelybeforeanexam?MrBeilocksaysstudentsalonecantryitathomeorinthelibraryands5improvetheirperformance.Thisstudyhasanobviouslypracticale6.Thescientistsfoundasimplewayofhelpingtheanxiousstudentstoperformattheirtruelevel.What’smore,they’veshownthatthekeytoc7ourworriesisnottopushthemaway,buttofacethembravely.（2025·上海虹口·二模）Onedayatbreakfast,Markcouldn’thelpsharinghisfoodwithhisidenticaltwinbrotherScott.Hecouldn’treallyshareit,sohesenthimapicture.“I’malittleenvious(羡慕),”Scottsaid,“butIknewhewasjustmakingaj1.”Scottfeelsthiswaybecausehecan’tgethot,freshbreadinspace.Scottistheofficer-in-chargeoftheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS).Hehasbeenlivingthereforayear.Histwin,Mark,isalsoanastronaut,buthasspentthelastyearontheEarth.MarkeatsregularEarthfood,exercisesoutside,andliveshislifeasusual.Scottonlygetsfreshfoodwhencargoshipsbringittospace.Thereareotherd2too.Scottcanonlyexerciseonaspecialzero-gravity(零重力)machineandcan’tgooutsidewithoutaspacesuit.Andofcourse,Scottfloatsaroundinsteadofwalking.TheInternationalSpaceUniversity(ISU)isstudyingeverythingthathappenstobothtwinsduringtheyear,withthegoaloffindingouthowlivinginspacea3thehumanbody.Theyalreadyknowthatastronautsoftengetheadaches,theirbonesgetweak,andtheyaremorelikelytogetsick.Scientistswonderwhetherstayinginspacelongermakestheseproblemsworse.Thetwinsarehelpingthemanswerthesequestions.Basedonthestudyresults,futureastronautscanthenbetrainedandbep4forlongmissions(任务)toMars.ThetwinscameupwiththeideaafterScottwaschosenfortheone-yearmission.ThebrothersaskedISUhowtheycouldhelpsinceMarkisalsoanastronaut.ISUrecognizedthisasarareopportunitywhichtheycouldh5affordtomiss.Howcanscientiststellwhichchangesinhealtharecausedbybeinginspace,andwhichwouldhavehappenedanyway?Itwouldhelpiftheycouldc6theirastronautinspacewithacopyofhimorherontheground.ScottandMarkareidentical,sotheysharethesameDNA．Theyarealsobothastronauts,sotheiroverallhealthandtrainingisprettys7.Fromthem,scientistscanfindoutwhatspaceflighthasactuallydonetothehumanbody.That’swhythetwinsaresoimportant.（2025·上海普陀·二模）Imagineexploringabeautifulcountrywhilestayingincomfortablehomesforfree.Allyouneedtodoiscareforthelovelypets!AwebsitecalledTrustedHousesittersmakesthisdreamcometrue.Itc1petownerswhoneedsomeonetolookaftertheirfurryfriendswithtravelerslookingforlow-costplacestostay.Here’showitworks.Beforepetownersgoonvacation,theylisttheirhomesandpetsonthewebsite.Travelerscanthenapplytostayinthesehomesandtakecareofthepetswhentheownersarea2.Fortrav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dstoyourp4growth—whetherit’sbecomingmoreconfident,ordiscoveringhiddenstrengthsyoudidn’tknowyouhad.●TravelVisitingnewplacescanteachyoualotaboutyourself.Whenyouexperiencead5culture,youaremadetorethinkyourbeliefsandideas.Thiscanshowyouwhoyouareorwanttobe.●AskyourselfwhoyouwanttobeThinkaboutyoua6.Whatkindofpersonyouwanttobecome?Regularsel