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2026年山东省枣庄市中考英语考前训练阅读理解A1.Whendidsugarpaintingbecomepopular?A.IntheSongDynasty.B.IntheMingDynasty.C.IntheQingDynasty.2.Whatisthecorrectorderofdoingsugarpainting?A.②①③④ B.①④③② C.③①②④3.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanyouprobablyreadthetext?A.TraditionalArt. B.NewTechnology. C.HistoricalEvent.BFirstJourneyaroundEarthIthasbeenover500yearssincethefirstjourneyaroundthewholeplanetin1522.Longbeforetheinventionoftrainsandplanes,manythoughtitwasimpossible.Itnearlywas.ThejourneywasstartedbyPortuguese(葡萄牙的)sailor,FerdinandMagellan,butheneversawitfinished.Magellanwasfollowinginthefootstepsofexplorers(探险家)likeChristopherColumbus.He’dtraveledfromSpaintoAmericain1492andencouragedotherstotaketotheseas.ButMagellan’sjourneywasevenmoredaring.Ajourneyaroundthewholeworldwouldshowcompletelythestill-questionedideathattheworldwasnotflat,butround.In1519,FerdinandMagellansetsailfromSpainwherehegotsupportfromtheSpanishKing,CharlesV.ButSpanishsailorsdidn’tlikebeingledbyaPortugueseman.Afterfightingstorms,losingshipsandmanyofhismenturningagainst(反对)himandreturninghome,MagellanwaskilledinthePhilippinesbylocalpeople.AfterMagellan’sdeath,hisgroupcontinuedintheonlyshipthatwasleft.Alongtheway,theytraveledacrossanewoceanandmappednewpathsforEuropeantrade.Forbetterorworse,theyhadmadethewayformodernworldtrade.Sixtythousandmileslater,andafterthedeathof80percentofthosewhotookpart,thejourneyhadshownthattheworldcouldbecircledaround.Thepassage(航程)Magellan’steamwentthrough,betweentheAtlanticandPacificoceans,wasnamedafterhim:theStraitofMagellan.Itis570kilometerslong.Hisinfluenceontheworlddidnotendthere.In1989,NASAnamedaspacecraft(宇宙飞船)aftertheexplorerandsentittoVenus(金星).4.Whatdoestheunderlinedterm“thestill-questionedidea”referto?A.Thedreamoffindingnew,flatlands.B.Thebelief(信念)thatEarthwasround.C.Theideaoftravelingontheseaforyears.5.WhatdidMagellandiefromduringthejourney?A.Badweather.B.Lostships.C.FightingwithlocalpeopleinthePhilippines.6.HowdidMagellan’sjourneyinfluencetheworld?A.ItdiscoveredanewoceanonEarth.B.ItencouragedpeopletotraveltoEurope.C.Itcreatednewpathsforworldtrade.7.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.Magellan’shistoric(历史性)journeyaroundtheworldanditsinfluence.B.Theimportanceofmappingnewpathsforworldtrade.C.ThechallengesduringMagellan’sjourneytoSouthAsia.CAreyoucuriousaboutthefuture?Whatdoyouthinkourlifewillbelikein50yearsormore?Toanswerthis,youcanreadasci-fibook.Perhapsyouwillhavesomeideasthen.Today,manyyoungreadersareinterestedinsciencefiction.Butwhatmakesitsopopular?Foronething,sciencefictiongivesusachancetoimaginewhatourfuturewillbelike.Anythingispossible.Wecandreambig.Somepeoplethinktherewillbeflyingcarsandrobotservants.Othersbelievewewilllearnmoreaboutstrangealiensandotherworlds.Anotherreasonisthatsci-fiwritersandtheirworkcaninspireustocreatethefuture.In1945,asci-fiauthornamedArthurC.Clarkewroteaboutasystemofspacestations.Inthearticle,hepredictedtheearthofthefuturewouldhavemanyTVstationsandpeoplewouldsendTVprogrammesaroundtheworld.However,thiswasbeforeTVwasacommonitemathome!InashortstorybyClarke,hesuggestedpeopleinthefuturewoulduseasystemtotalkwithothersaroundtheworld.Amazingly,theshortstorywasactuallytheinspirationfortheinternet!Sciencefictionisalsopopularbecauseitcanmakeusthinkaboutourworldinnewways.Althoughmanysci-fistoriesaresetinimaginaryworldsorsocieties,theycanhelpusbetterunderstandtherealworld.Theycanalsomakeusexcitedwhenwefeellikewearelivinginaboringworld.Whatwillthefuturebelike?Sci-fiinspiresusandhelpsustounderstandwhatitcouldbelike.8.Whatdosomepeoplethinktherewillbeinthefuture?A.Moreboringwork. B.Flyingcarsandrobots. C.AsystemofoldTVstations.9.WhatdidArthurC.Clarkedoinhisworks?A.Hegaveideasfortheinternet.B.Hebuiltthefirstspacestation.C.HewatchedTVprogramsathome.10.WhyissciencefictionpopularaccordingtoParagraph4?A.Itdescribesaboringworldtous.B.Ithelpsusseetheworlddifferently.C.Ithelpsusliveinimaginarysocieties.11.Whichistherightstructureofthepassage?(①=Paragraph1,②=Paragraph2,…)A.①—②③④⑤ B.①—②③—④⑤ C.①—②③④—⑤DWhenIwasyoung,flowersfilledmymom’sgardeneachspring.IneverthoughtthatMomhaddonemuchaboutthembehindthescenes(幕后),untilshesharedhersecretwithme.OnedaylastNovember,MomandIspentawholemorningplantingflowerbulbs.Idroppedoneineachholeandcovereditoverwithsoil.Myfingerswerenumb(麻木的)bythetimewefinished.However,thegroundlookedjustasflowerbulbemptyandflatasithadbeenbefore.ThenMomtoldmetowait.Ididn’tonlywait—Iwatched.Iwatchedhopefullyallthroughthewinter...OnthelastdayofApril,Iwentoutsidetofindthegardenfullofcolorfulflowers.Ourhardworkpaidoff.“Myboy,tomorrowmorning,”Momsaid,“wewillwalktheneighborhoodandleaveabasketofflowersoneachdoorstep.”“What?”Ialmostcried.“Arewesellingourflowers?”“Ofcoursenot,”shesaidexcitedly.“Infact,nobodywillevenknowthey’refromus.We’llleavethematourneighbors’asasurprise.Doesn’tthatsoundfun?”“Tome,itdoesn’tsoundfunatall,”Irepliedunwillingly.“They’reourflowers.Weshouldkeepthemforourselves!”“Flowersarelikekindness,”Momsaid.“Theirbeautyismeanttobeshared.”Earlythenextmorning,Momwokemeup.Webroughtthebasketsandstoppednearthefirsthouse.Itookonebasket,setitbythedoorstepandrangthebell.Thenwequicklyranaway,duckedbehindthetreesandwaited.Finally,thedooropened.Amancameout,lookingsurprised.Hepickeduptheflowerbasketandthensmiled.Momhuggedme.Igotagoodfeelinginside.NowIknewwhatshemeantaboutbeautysharing.Icouldn’twaittogettothenexthouse.Bythetimewegothome,Iwasgrinning(咧着嘴笑)fromeartoear.Thegardenwasempty,butmyheartwasfull.12.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenhewatchedthegardenduringthewinter?A.Excited. B.Hopeful. C.Bored.13.Whathappenedtothebasketsofflowersintheend?A.Theyweresoldforpocketmoney.B.Theyweregiventotheneighbors.C.Theywerecollectedforrecycling.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ducked”mean?A.Shouted. B.Hid. C.Satlikeaduck.15.Whatmadethewriter’sheartfull?A.Thejoyofspreadingkindness.B.Theexcitementofgrowingflowers.C.Thehonorofhelpingpeopleinneed.二、信息还原阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有一项为多余选项。Theundersea(海底的)worldisverybeautiful.Nowmoreandmorepeoplewanttodive(潜水)inthewatertofindthesecretthere.Scuba-diving(携带呼吸装置的潜水)isanewsporttoday.16Youwillfindmanystrangeanimalsinthesea.Someareaslargeasaschoolbus.17Somecanevengiveoutlightinthedark.Here,underthesea,everythingisblueandgreen.Whenyouhavebottlesofaironyourback,youcanstayindeepwaterandexploretheworldforalongtime.18Andyoumustbeverycarefulwhenyoudiveindeepwater.19It’scold,andit’sdark,too.Thedeeperitis,thelesssunlightthereis.About3,000feet,thereisnolightatall.Itisverydarkinthesea.Besidesthecoldandthedarkness,deepseaanimalsarefacingthedangerofotheranimals,too.20Manyanimalseatplants.However,somefeedon(以...为食物)otherseaanimals.A.Somehavesharpteeth.B.Animalsmustfindfoodtoeat.C.However,youcan’tdivetoodeep.D.Thedeepseaisnotaneasyplacetolivein.E.Itcantakeyouintoawonderfulunderseaworld.F.Therearedifferentkindsofsportsintheworld.三、完形填空阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。DanielGreen,81,couldnotbelieveitwhendoctorssaidhisheartrate(心率)haddroppedtojust26beatsperminute,21thantheworld’stopplayersatrest,35bpmand33bpm.TheGuinness(吉尼斯)WorldRecordholderisMartinBrady,45,ofGuernsey,who22aheartbeatof27bpm.MrGreenwashavingacheck-upwhen23saidhisrestingratewas36bpmbutdroppedto26—lowerthantheworldrecord.DoctorsonlyrealizedMrGreen’sheartrateafterthey24himwithamachine.Theadultman’sheartbeatsat72bpm—itrangesfromaround60bpmto100bpm25ondifferentactivities.MrGreen’sperfecthealthcomesfromdailyexercise.Hehasnotbeento26since1976,whenhehadabadcold.Hesaid,“Icouldn’tbelieveitwhenthedoctor27mehedidn’tthinkanybodyeverreallynoticedmyheartrate.”“Thedoctorexaminedme28andtoldmemyheartratewasjust26beatsperminute.Butthere’snothingto29about—I’mstillingoodhealth.”hesaid.“Igoforhour-longwalkseverymorninganddosomelightexercisewithweightsatleastthreetimesaweek.Theytoldme30hasaheartrateofjust28beatsperminute,soIthinkI’mashealthyasanelephant,”headded.21.A.lower B.faster C.fast22.A.made B.brought C.recorded23.A.players B.doctors C.actors24.A.cheered B.checked C.cleared25.A.depending B.living C.working26.A.school B.hospital C.factory27.A.spoke B.told C.said28.A.happily B.differently C.carefully29.A.talk B.think C.worry30.A.anelephant B.atiger C.alion四、短文填空阅读短文,在空白处填入适当内容或用括号内单词正确形式填空(每空不多于3个单词)。Inrecentyears,nationalhealth31(get)moreandmoreattentioninChina.Peopleofallagesaretakingpartinallkindsofsports32(activity).Intheparks,youcanseegroupsofpeople33(do)TaiChiinthemorning.Theslowandgentlemovementsnotonlyhelp34(they)keepfitbutalsobringasenseofpeace.Fortheyoungpeople,runningisagoodchoice.Manyyoungpeopleenjoyrunningonweekends.Theybelieveit’sasimpleway35(stay)energetic.Basketballandbadmintonarealsoquitepopular.Intheafternoon,36(especial)onweekends,thebasketballcourtsandbadmintonhalls37(fill)withpeople.Thesesportsarenotonlygreatforphysicalhealthbutalsohelpimprovesocialskillsaspeopleplayinteamsorpairs.Moreover,withthedevelopmentoftechnology,onlinefitnessclassesgetpopular,too.Peoplecantakeexerciseathomeby38(follow)theinstructionsofprofessionalcoachesontheirmobilephones39computers.Thismakesit40(convenient)forthosewhoarebusyorlivefarfromfitnesscenters.五、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,按照题目要求用英语回答问题,并将答案写到答题卡的相应位置。Haveyounoticedthattherearemoreandmoresmallparksincitiesthesedays?Withthesepocketparks,Chinaisbringingnatureclosertopeopleincities.TakeGuangzhouasanexample.Bytheendof2023,atotalof346pocketparkshadbeenbuilt.Theyliebetweendifferentcommunities,andevenatone’sdoorstep(门阶).Covering12,000squaremeters,theNangangRiverYuedongParkisunderaroadbridge.Itisdividedintodifferentareasforchildren’sactivities,fitnessactivitiesandballgames.Basketballcourts(场地),badmintoncourtsandping-pongtablesareoffered.TheBaiyunNewTownYunqiliParkcovers6,686squaremeters.Itishometomorethan50kindsofplantsandover20typesofbirds.Meanwhile,visitorscanfindandstudyinsectsthere.Spinningbikes(动感单车),whichcanhelppeopledoexercise,arealsoprovidedthere.TheRongxiValleyPocketParkcoversabout6,000squaremeters.Itisa“parkwithinthebanyan(榕树)forest”.Walkingontheroadsinthebanyanforest,youcangetclosetonatureandrelax.It’salsoaperfectplacetolearnaboutbanyancultureinGuangzhou.AscitiesinChinabecomegreener,“parkcities”arebecomingareality.In2018,PresidentXiJinpingvisitedChengduinperson.Duringthetrip,hefirstputforwardtheideaof“parkcities”.Itcanmeetpeople’sneedforabetterlivingexperienceanditcanhelpimprovethenaturalenvironment41.WhatsportscanpeopleenjoyintheNangangRiverYuedongPark?42.What’sthesizeoftheBaiyunNewTownYunqiliPark?43.Inwhichofthepocketparkscanpeoplelearnaboutthebanyanculture?44.Whenwastheideaof“parkcities”firstputforward?45.Whichparkareyoumostinterestedin?Why?六、书面表达46.在成长的过程中,你一定遇到过让你感到温暖的人。比如对你嘘寒问暖的亲人,带你遨游知识海洋的老师,伴你嬉戏畅玩的伙伴……为了表达对他(她)的感谢,请你以“Thanks,________”为标题,写一篇英语短文,向校园广播站投稿。内容包括:1.你想感谢的人是谁?2.你为什么要感谢他(她)?你和他(她)之间有什么让你感到温暖的故事?3.你想怎样感谢他(她)呢?要求:1.将题目补全完整。2.词数80-100,开头已给出,不计入总词数。3.文中不得出现真实姓名、校名、地名等个人信息。Thanks,________Eachofusmustmeetaspecialpersonwhomakesusfeelwarminlife.Wealwaysfeelthankfultohimorher.Today,Iwanttothank______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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