2026年江苏省无锡市江阴市中考英语二模试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏省无锡市江阴市中考英语二模试卷一、单选题：本大题共14小题，共14分。1.Nowadays，theideaoflovingyourselfis______spreadingamongyoungpeople.（）A.suddenly

B.specially

C.exactly

D.widely2.Forthosepeoplewhofacegreatstressindailylife，it'stimetocarefor______inaproperway.（）A.you B.yourselves C.them D.themselves3."LoveLaoji"tellsus______mattersmostistokeepapeacefulheart，nottoaskforothers'praise.（）A.which B.what C.where D.who4.Inotherwords，______youlearntoacceptwhoyoureallyare，itwillbedifficulttocompletelyenjoylife.（）A.if B.unless C.when D.because5.Buthowcanwedothat？First，you______behardonyourselfwhenthingsdon'tgowell.There'snorulethatsaysyoumust.（）A.can't B.mustn't C.needn't D.shouldn't6.Ifyoukeep______yourselfwithoutabreak，youmaybetiredoutandloseinterestineverything.（）A.punishing B.praising C.presenting D.pushing7.Beingpatientwithyourselfismuch______thanforcingyourselftobeperfectallthetime.（）A.morehelpful B.lesshelpful C.moreexciting D.lessexciting8.Then，don'texpecttobecomeconfidentovernight.Remember，______.Smallstepsleadtobigchanges.（）A.honestyneverfails B.allroadsleadtoRome

C.Romewasnotbuiltinaday D.everycloudhasasilverlining9.Also，feelingtiredandworriedallthetimeisnotasignof______.Itjustmeansyouneedarest.（）A.weakness B.kindness C.carelessness D.happiness10.Insteadofrunningawayfromyourproblems，trytodealwiththemonebyonewitha（n）______mind.（）A.creative B.inactive C.calm D.impatient11.Writingadiarycanalsohelpyou______yourthoughtsandunderstandyourselfbetter.（）A.record B.share C.

exchange D.challenge12.Afterunderstandingyourself，thenextstepistothinkabout______.（）A.whenyouwillbepraised

B.

howcanyoumakemoreprogress

C.

whatyoureallyneedatthismoment

D.whydidyourbestfriendsaysomethingbad13.Somethinkself-loveismeaningless，but______，ithelpsyoubecomestrongerandmoreconfident.（）A.aboveall B.forexample C.atmost D.infact14.Ifafriendtellsyou，"IfeelsorrywhenIsaynotoothers，"youcanreply，"______.Sometimesyoushouldputyourownneedsfirst."（）A.Noway B.Noproblem

C.That'strue D.That'syourright二、完形填空：本大题共10小题，共10分。

ItwasFridayafternoon，andourclasswasdividedintoteamsforagroupproject.IwasputinateamwithMike，Lisa，andTom.Wehadtoworktogethertocreateatalkaboutteamworkitself.

Atfirst，everythingwent

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.Mikewantedtostartwiththeintroduction.Lisathoughtweshouldbeginwithavideo.Tomsaidneitherwasinteresting.Ididn'tcaremuchaboutthework.Ijustwantedsomeonetotellme

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-noteverydetail.

"You'reallmissingthepoint!"Mikeshouted."Weneedaleader!"

"No，weneedaplan!"Lisashoutedback.

Wespentthefirsttwentyminutesarguing（争吵），andthesituationbecameincreasingly

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.Finally，Tomsuggestedaskingourteacher，Ms.Chen，forhelp.Shesmiledandsaid，""Whydon'tyoutrywhatRitaCharlesworthsuggestsinherbook？"

"Who'sRitaCharlesworth？"weasked

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.

Ms.Chenhandedusapagefromamagazine.ItwasaninterviewwithRita，ateamworkmaster.AccordingtoRita，thebiggestprobleminteamsisthatpeopledon'tsaywhattheyreallythink-theyarenot

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enoughwithoneanother.Theyalsohavetheirownpersonalgoalsthatdon'tmatchtheteam'sgoal.

"That'sus!"Tomsaid."Mikewantstobetheleader.Lisawantstomakeavideo.AndIwantto

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thewholethingwithouttoomuchtrouble."

Wealllaughed.ThenLisahadanidea."Whatifwemakeourtalkaboutthevery

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wearehavingrightnow？Ateamfailingtoworkasateam？"

Mikethoughtforasecondandthennodded，"That'sactually

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."

Sowedid.Weactedoutourownargument.Thewholeclasslaughed.Ms.ChengaveusanA.ButthebestpartwaswhatTomsaidafterthetalk："Iguesswefinallylearnedhowtoworkasateam-by

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hownotto."

Weallnodded.ThenMikeadded，"So..who'sgoingto

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ournextproject？"

Andjustlikethat，theargumentstartedalloveragain.15.A.smoothly B.badly C.quietly D.strangely16.A.everything B.something C.anything D.nothing17.A.peaceful B.encouraging C.heated D.interesting18.A.happily B.worriedly C.nervously D.curiously19.A.honest B.patient C.strict D.generous20.A.enjoy B.plan C.refuse D.finish21.A.problem B.conversation C.answer D.excuse22.A.meaningless B.stupid C.clever D.funny23.A.showing B.remembering C.advising D.explaining24.A.start B.join C.change D.lead三、阅读理解：本大题共13小题，共26分。A25.Whatisthematerialabove？______A.Aguide. B.Aposter. C.Anotice. D.Aticket.26.Whereisthepassengergoing？______A.Madrid. B.Barcelona.

C.PuertadeAtocha. D.AlmudenaGrandes.27.Whereisthepassenger'sseat？______A.

B.

C.

D.BApril3.2026Sunny

Friday

Today.IdidsomethingI'llneverforget.

At5a.mmorethan3.000studentsfromGuyuansetoffona54-kilometerwalktotheRenshanheMartyrsCemetery（任山河烈士陵园）.Itwasourschool's31styearofthistradition.Wewalkedthroughmountainsforabout17hoursroundtrip.

ThehardestpartwasclimbingHuangmaoMountain.Mylegshurtsomuch，andIreallywantedtogiveup.Butmyclassmateshelpedmecarrymybag.SomeofthempushedmeupthehillwhenIcouldhardlymove.Eventhoseusuallyplayfulboysbecamesohelpful.Iwasdeeplymoved.

Wehadtrainedforweeksbeforethewalk.Everydayafterschool，weranaroundtheplaygroundorclimbedthesmallhillnearourschool.Thetrainingwashard，butitmadeusstronger.

Whenwefinallyarrivedatthecemetery，westoodinsilenceforoneminute.Thenwepresentedflowerbasketsandcleanedthegravestones（墓碑）onebyone.Lookingatthenamesoftheheroes，Ithoughtabouthowtheygavetheirlivesforourcountry.Someofthemwereonlyafewyearsolderthanme.Suddenly，mytirednessfeltverysmall.

Thisyearisalsothe90thanniversaryoftheLongMarch（长征胜利九十周年）.Walkingthislongwaytodaymademeunderstandthespiritoftheheroesbetter.Weshouldneverforgetaboutit.Ifelt▲—notjustforfinishingthewalk，butforrespectingthosewhocamebeforeus.IthinkIwilljointhiseventagainnextyear.28.Whatisthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents？______

a.Studentshelpedoneanotheronthemountainpath.

b.Theteamstoodinsilenceandcleanedthegravestones.

c.Studentsranaroundtheplaygroundafterschool.

d.Thewalkstartedat5a.m.fromGuyuan.A.d-c-a-b B.c-d-b-a C.c-d-a-b D.d-c-b-a29.Whatcanweknowaboutthewalk？______A.Thetraditionhaslastedformorethanthirtyyears.

B.Thewalktookthestudentsabout17hoursoneway.

C.ClimbingHuangmaoMountainwasthemostmeaningfulpart.

D.StudentsweretrainedtoclimbHuangmaoMountaineveryday.30.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitablefor▲？______A.cheerful B.proud C.surprised D.relaxedC

Ihatewriting.

Atleast，Ihatethekindofwritingthatmostteachersexpect.Wheredotheycomeupwiththoseideasforwritingtasks，anyway？

ButIlikeMr.Bestthisyear.Heactuallyhasasenseofhumorsometimes.IjustwishIcouldfigureoutwhathewantsfromme.

Mr.Besthadthebrilliantideathatweshouldwriteacompositionaboutaproverb（谚语）thatexplainssomethingthathashappenedinourlives.Hegaveusawholelistofproverbstochoosefrom.Myfriendthoughtthiswritingtaskwasveryeasy，butIhadnoideawhattowrite.

Sofarthisterm，everypaperI'vewrittenforhimhasbeenastruggle（难事）.Eachweek，heassignedawritingtaskofourchoice.Itriedtowriteagoodonewithdifferentpointsofview.Buthenevergavemeanythinghigherthana"C".Hiscommentswerealwayslike"IwanttoknowwhatYOUthink，Richard，"or"Yourthoughtsarescattered.Whatisyourpoint？"

Lasttime，Itriedanexperiment.Iopenedanencyclopedia（百科全书）toanypageandpointedtoatopic.Ithoughtplainfactscouldn'tgowrong.ThesubjectIpickedwas"carbon".I'mnotstupidenoughtocopyitword-for-word.Mr.BestwouldpossiblyturnmeovertotheFBIforthat.Ijustpickedoutthemostinterestingfacts，thoughcarbonisnotthatinteresting.

Thistime，Igota"B+"，alongwithanoteto"seemeafterclass."

"Richard，"Mr.Bestbegan，"youobviouslyputeffortintothis.Youorganizedyourideasintoaclearstructure."

"Haveyoudecidedwhichproverbtochooseforthenexttask？"Mr.Bestcontinued.

"Actually，manyfitmylife，"Isaid."Imighttryafewandseewhichworksbest."

Mr.Bestlookedatme.

"Richard，"hesaid."Youneedtofindyourwritingvoice."

"SomehowIthinkyou'retryingtowriteaboutwhatIwanttoread，notwhatyouwanttowrite.Therealyoudoesn'tcomethroughinyourcompositions.It'sokaytoexpressyourfeelingswhenyouwrite.Justtrytobeyourself.Whynotthinkaboutitforthistask？"

SoIhavebeenthinkingaboutit.Ikeeplisteningandlistening，Mr.Best，but

I

don't

hear

a

voice.31.Whichwordhastheclosestmeaningto"scattered"？______A.Organized. B.Complete. C.Messy. D.Boring.32.WhatdidRichardmeanbysaying"Mr.Best，butIdon'thearavoice."？______A.HethoughtMr.Bestdidnotreallyunderstandhisproblem.

B.Hedidn'tfullyunderstandwhatMr.Bestwastalkingabout.

C.Hedidnotknowhowtoexpresstherealhimselfinwriting.

D.HeunderstoodMr.Bestbutchosenottofollowhisadvice.33.Whatisthebesttitleforthisstory？______A.AHardChoice B.ANewProverb

C.TheWritingTask D.Mr.Best'sAdviceD

Algorithm-matched（算法匹配的）dinnerswithstrangershavebecomemoreandmorepopularinsomeofChina'sbiggestcities.

ThispastJuly，sixstrangerssatdownfordinnerinaniceKorean-stylerestaurantinShanghai.Noneofthemknewwhoplannedit.Theonlythingtheyknewwasthatanalgorithmthoughttheymightgetalongwellwitheachother.

OneofthepeoplewhotookpartwasJinLing，a21-year-oldcollegestudent.Shepaid59yuanforanalgorithm-matched"blindboxdinner"tobreakherrepeated"dormitory-to-classroom（宿舍到教室）"dailyroutine."Afterthreeyearshere，I'veknownlittleaboutthecity，"shetoldSixthTone.Sheaddedthatshewascurioustomeetpeoplefromoutsideherschoolcircle.

TheideaofAlgorithm-matcheddinnerstakestheexcitementofnotknowingwhatyou'llget-justlikewith"blindbox"toys-andbringsitintosociallife.Theunpredictability（不可预测性）attractsyoungChinese，whooftensayitisbecominghardertomakefriendsbeyondworkorthroughtheirphones.Peopleonlyneedtosignup.

Theyaregivennoinformationabouttheirdinnerbuddies'backgroundsorjobs，nordotheyknowwhatfoodwillbeserved.

CaseyCheuk，a37-year-oldbusinesswoman，firstheardaboutblindboxdinnersinTaiwan.ShedecidedtotryoneinHongKongbecauseshewascurious.Thatfirstgatheringleftastrongpositivememoryonher.Sheandtheotherfourdinersgotalongverywellrightfromthestart.Theytalkedhappilythroughoutthemealandevencreatedagroupchattostayintouch.Thegroupdiscoveredtheyalllovedoutdoorsports，yettheyhaddifferentjobs-onewasanITworker，andtherewasevenahypnotist（催眠师）.

Afterthatgreatexperience，CaseystartedherownblindboxdinnerserviceinShanghai，calledBlindGo.Shemeetsmanypeopleatwork，butshecan'tfindtruefriendshipthere.Blindboxdinnershelpherstepawayfromherusualfriendcirclesandmeetdifferentpeople."It'saperfectfit，"sheexplained，"becauseIenjoymeetingpeoplecompletelydifferentfrommyself."

Peoplearesocialanimals.Theyneedcommunicationtosatisfytheirneedforsupport.34.Whatcanwelearnabout"Algorithm-matcheddinners"？______A.Peopleknowlittleabouteachotherbeforetheymeet.

B.Theyareapopularonlineactivityformakingnewfriends.

C.Collegestudentsstartedthemtoknowmoreaboutthecity.

D.PlannersarestrangersfromsomeofChina'sbiggestcities.35.Thefollowingsentencecanbebestputatthebeginningof______.

ThisshowssomethingnewthatishappeningincitiesacrossChina.A.Paragraph2 B.Paragraph3 C.Paragraph4 D.Paragraph536.WhydoesthewritermentionCaseyCheuk'sfirstgathering？______A.Toexplainhowblindboxdinnersspreadtodifferentcities.

B.Toshowhowagoodexperiencecanleadtowidersocialaction.

C.Tosuggestthatsharedhobbiesarethekeytobuildingtruefriendships.

D.Toprovethatstrangerswithdifferentjobscansharecommoninterests.37.Whatdoesthewriterthinkof"Algorithm-matcheddinners"？______A.Thewriterisagainstthem.

B.Thewriterissupportiveofthem.

C.Thewriterisdoubtfulaboutthem.

D.Thewriterisuninterestedinthem.四、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。38.

Morethan5，300piecesofDunhuangtreasureshave"returned"toChinaindigital（数字式的）form.Nowtheycanbereadonline，accordingtotheNationalLibraryofChina.ThesedigitalresourceswereprovidedbyFrance'snationallibrary，whichholdsover7，000copies.

TheDunhuangdocuments（文献）werediscoveredintheMogaoCavesinGansuProvinceintheearly20thcentury.Therearemorethan50，000ofthem.Theycoverhistory，language，andart.Theydatefromthe5thto11thcenturies.MostareinChinese，butsomeareinotherlanguageslikeKhotaneseandHebrew（于阁语和希伯来语）.

Atpresent，about16，000DunhuangdocumentsareintheNationalLibraryofChina.TherestarespreadoverseasinRussia，Britain，FranceandJapan.In1908，aFrenchresearchertook7，000DunhuangdocumentstoFrance.Theseareconsideredthemostimportantones.

In2015，theNationalLibraryofChinastartedadigitalprojectwithFrance.France'snationallibrarydonateddigitalcopiesofsomeancientpaintingsandsuggestedafurtherstudyonDunhuangtreasures.Morethan50copiesofanancientencyclopedia（百科全书）werealsobroughtbackindigitalformfromHarvard，OxfordandtheBritishLibrary.

Accordingtoexperts，mostcopiesoverseasarehardtogetback.Digitizationmaybringbackancientworksindigitalform."Thesepapercollectionsareeasilybroken.Wehavetoraceagainsttime，saidoneexpert.

The5，300digitaldocumentsarenotjustforresearchers.ThegeneralpubliccanalsovisitthewebsiteoftheNationalLibraryofChinatoreadthem."ThesedocumentswillhelppeopleunderstandChinesehistory.Onlyinthiswaycanwemake

these

valuable

ancient

books

live，"saidtheprojectleader.(1)Whathas"returned"toChinaindigitalform？

______(2)HowmanyDunhuangdocumentsdidtheFrenchresearchertakein1908？

______(3)WhatdidFrance'snationallibrarysuggestin2015？

______(4)Wherecanthegeneralpublicreadthedigitaldocuments？

______(5)What'sthevalueoftheprojectaccordingtotheunderlinedpart？

______五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共5小题，共5分。39.ThesuccessofOpenClawisoneofthegreatest

（成就）in2026.40.Butbeforeitbecamepopular，theAIprojectwas

（不出名的）tomostpeople.41.NowpeoplefindouttheAIcanworkforthem

（无论何时）theyneeditwithoutgettingtired.42.WatchingyourAllobster（龙虾）growandlearnnewskillsis

（简直）likemagic.43.Youjustneedto

（连接）yourcomputertotheInternetandgiveyourlobsterorders.六、单句语法填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。44.Theworkofsolvingamysterycanbevery

（tire）fordetectives.45.Ifallthecluesarenotwell

（control），detectivesmaylosetherightdirection.46.What'smore，theymustbebraveenoughtofacetheir

（enemy）whohideinthedark.47.Throughtheirhardwork，thecasewill

（probable）besolvedsoon.48.Ingeneral，their

（last）effortsfinallyleadtovictory.49.ColorWalk，anewactivity，

（consider）asapopularwayforyoungpeopletorelax.50.Moreandmoreyoungpeople

（join）itandexploringcolorfulcornersoftheircitiesatpresent.51.Unliketraditionalcitytours，thisactivity

（require）nospecialskills-justapairofeyesandacuriousmind.52.Overthepastyear，millionsofpeople

（share）picturesonlineunderthetheme"ColorWalk".53.Lastweekend，I

（choose）totryitmyself.Ipickedyellowandwentstraighttothepark.54.WhileI

（walk）alongthelake，Inoticedafieldofsunflowers.55.Soonmybadmood

（wash）awaybythebrightcolour.56.

（keep）thesebeautifulmoments，Itookoutmyphoneandstartedtotakephotos.57.Inthemonthstocome，morecommunitiesacrossChina

（organize）thisactivity.58.ManyyoungpeoplesayColorWalkmakesthem

（notice）thesmalljoysinlife.七、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。59.学校像一棵大树，我们在她的荫蔽下