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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2026年山东省淄博市桓台县中考英语二模试卷一、阅读六选五:本大题共5小题,共10分。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。

Whenyouleaveschoolandsuddenlythesweetsmellofflowersgreetsyournose,youknowspringisknockingatthedoor.

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Treesturngreen.Flowerscomeouteverywhere.Animalsshowupinthefield.Mostcountrieshavetheirowntraditionstocelebratethecomingofthisbeautifulseason.

ChinesepeopleofteneatspringpancakesonthedayofFeb.4th.Thistraditionmeans"bitethespring(咬春)"inChinese.Inthepast,peoplethoughteatingspringpancakesonthisdaywouldleadtoagoodharvest.

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InJapan,familiesandfriendscelebratespringbyenjoyingcherryblossoms(樱花).Peopleusuallygotoparks.Itisatraditionalcustom—"hanami".

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HanamiusuallylastsfromlateMarchtoearlyMay.Peopleholdpartiesorpicnicsunderthegreatcherrytrees.Food,drinkandevendancingareallpartsof"hanami".

IntheUS,agroundhog(土拨鼠)helpstotellthecomingofspring.

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It'ssaidthatifagroundhogseeshisshadow(影子)whenhecomesoutofhishome,theremaybesixmoreweeksofwinter.Ifthere'snoshadow,springisontheway!

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Theyareonlycorrect39percentofthetime,accordingtoNationalClimateDataCenteroftheUS.

A.Springisatimefornewlife.

B.Itmeans"watchingflowers".

C.Butthegroundhogisn'talwaysright.

D.Today,itiscommontoeattheminmanyrestaurants.

E.Today,peopledon'toftengotoparkstowatchflowers.

F.There'sevenaspecialday,GroundhogDay,everyFeb.2nd.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F二、单选题:本大题共10小题,共10分。6.Don'tyouthink________importanttoprotectourearth?()A.that B.how C.it7.Ourteachertoldusthesun________intheeast.()A.rise B.rose C.rises8.Jim

is

leaving

for

a

holiday.

Really?Where

______he

____?()A.has

gone B.will

go C.did

go9.—Howabouttheyounglady?

—It'shardtosay,buthervoice________beautiful.()A.sings B.listens C.sounds10.—Icalledyouyesterdayevening,buttherewasnoanswer.

—Oh,I'msorry.I________dinneratmyfriend'shome.()A.had B.washaving C.havehad11.You'dbetter________toomuchtimeplayingcomputergames.()A.notspend B.nottospend C.don'tspend12.Wastepapershouldn't________everywhere.It'sourdutytokeepourcityclean.()A.bethrown B.throw C.arethrown13.—WewillbuildasubwayinFuzhoubefore2027.

—Wow,________!Willitpassourplace?()A.Whatanexcitednews B.howexcitingnews

C.Whatexcitingnews 14.—Doyoustillremember

mesomewhereinShanghai?

—Yes,ofcourse.Twoyearsago.()A.tosee B.saw C.seeing15.—DidyouanswerHelen'scall?

—Ididn'tneedto________I'llseehertomorrow.()A.though B.because C.unless三、完形填空:本大题共10小题,共10分。

Indiaisalandoffestivals.PeopleofdifferentculturesliveinIndiaandtheyhavetheirowntraditions.Diwali(排灯节)isoneofthemostpopularfestivalsofIndia.Thisfestivalmarksthe

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oflightoverdarknessandofgoodoverevil(罪恶).Itiscelebratedeveryyearintheautumnseason.It

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inthemonthofOctoberorNovember.

Diwaliisafestivaloflights.People

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thisfestivalforthewholeyear.Allthehousesaredecoratedandlitupwithcolorfullights.Allthecitieslookso

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andthereislightandhappinessallaround.Theygreetandwish"HappyDiwali"toeachother.Besides,

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wearsnewclothesandgetsdressedupfortheDiwalipooja(礼拜).

BeforethefestivalofDiwali,peoplecleantheirhouses.Childrenarevery

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andhelptheirparentswiththecleaning.LadiesgotothemarkettoshopforDiwali.ShopkeepersstartsellingDiwalidecorativeitems

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diyas(油灯),candles,lights,lampsaboutamonthbeforeDiwali.Floatingcandlesarealsoavailableinthemarket.

Childreneatsweetsandrunoutoftheirhousestoburnfirecrackers(鞭炮)withtheirfriendsandneighbors.Everyoneishappyandyoucan

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noticesmilingfacesallaround.Parentsarebusyexchanginggiftsandsweetswithneighborsandrelatives

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.Afterthattheladiescooktastydishesathomefortheirfamily.Safetyisamustwhileburningfirecrackers

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alittlemistakecanleadtoabigproblem.16.A.courage B.victory C.popularity17.A.falls B.lies C.runs18.A.waitfor B.putoff C.leaveout19.A.popular B.humorous C.beautiful20.A.nobody B.anybody C.everyone21.A.worried B.excited C.lazy22.A.like B.about C.with23.A.wisely B.slowly C.easily24.A.below B.nearby C.above25.A.because B.although C.whether四、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。A

I'mright.You'rewrong!Isn'tthishowweargue?Seeingthingsfromanotherperson'spointofviewcanbedifficult.That'swhyweoftenarguewithothers.Butwhatifthereisawaytochangethis?Sciencehastheanswertoourproblems!

Scientistshavefoundthatreflecting(反思)onyourvalues(价值观)beforearguingwithsomeonemakesyoumoreopen-mindedandthereforelesslikelytogetangryattheotherperson."Bydoingthisyouincreaseyouropennesstobeingwrong."reportedtheSciencewebsite.

PaulHanel,asociologist(社会学家)attheUniversityofEssex,U.K.,didthisstudy.Totestthis,300studentvolunteerswereputintosmallgroupstodebate(辩论)sometopics.Thenhalfofthegroupwereaskedtothinkoftheir19mostimportantvalues,suchasfreedom(自由)andacceptance(接纳)ofthosewhoaredifferent.Whiletheotherhalfreflectedonwhatdrinkstheylike.Thentheyhaddebatesagain.

About60percentofthevaluesgroupshowedmoreopennessthanthedrinksgroup.And80percentofthevaluesgroupalsoshowedmoreempathy(同理心).

Sonexttimeyouwanttoarguewithyourfriendsorparents,trythissimplemethod—reflectingonyourvaluesbeforearguingwiththem!26.Whydoweoftenarguewithothers?______A.Becauseitishardtoseethingsfromothers'pointsofview.

B.Becausewearemoreopen-mindedtobeingwrongthanothers.

C.Becausewegetangrymoreeasilyatothers.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"this"inParagraph2referto?______A.Seeingthingsfromanotherperson'spointofview.

B.Thinkingofyourvaluesbeforearguingwithsomeone.

C.Agreeingwithothers'pointsofviewwithnoreason.28.What'sthewriter'sattitude(态度)towardsthemethodofreflectingonone'svaluesbeforearguingwithothers?______A.Supportive. B.Negative.

C.Neutral(中立的). BTomlivedinapoorvillageandhehatedratsinhishouse.Hismotherhadtoldhimhowratsbroughtdiseasewherevertheywent.

Hisfatherbroughtironcagesandplacedthemineachcorneroftheirhouse.Tom'smothermadesomebiscuitswhichwerebrokenintopiecesandplacedineachcage.However,notasingleratwascaughtinthisway.Tomreadsomewherethatratslovedcheesebutitwasexpensiveinhiscountry.

However,theratprobleminhishousebecameworsedaybyday.Ratscameandwentatwillinthehouse.OneeveningTomwashavingdinnerinhisroom.AsTomliftedhisfacetocatchthebreeze(微风),hesawastrangesight.Abig,blackishbrownratjumpedontothewindowsill(窗台)anddroppedquicklyintohisroom.Tomheldhisbreath.Therathiditselfbehindasofa.Tomjumpedontohisbedandshoutedforhismother.Hismothersimplytookabroomandreachedbehindthesofa.Theratjumpedontothesofaandfromthereontothewindowsill.BeforeTomcouldsayanything,theratdisappearedintothedarknessoutsidethewindow.Fromthenon,Tom'smothertoldhimtokeepthewindowshutintheevenings.

Finally,afamilymeetingwasheldtodiscusstheproblem.Itwasdecidedthatacatshouldbeneededforthehouse.Soonacatwasboughtandtheratproblemwassolvedeasily.29.Theunderlinedword"disease"inthepassageprobablymeans______.A.athingthatmakesyousuccessful

B.apersonwhoworriesalot

C.anillnessoftencausedbyinfection30.AccordingtoTom,inordertocatchrats,______.A.ironcagesshouldbehiddeninthecorneroftheirhouse

B.biscuitsineachcageshouldn'tbebrokenintopieces

C.cheeseshouldbeputinthecages31.WhenTomsawtheratdropintotheroom,hewas______.A.scared B.excited C.brave32.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?______A.Allthingsaredifficultbeforetheyareeasy.

B.Everybody'sbusinessisnobody'sbusiness.

C.Therearetwosidestoeveryquestion.CHaveyoueverunlocked(开锁)asharedbike?Haveyoueverorderedamealonline?Haveyoueverenjoyedwatchingtheshort-formvideosontheInternet?Well,ifnoonehadinventedthecellphone,noneofthesewouldhavebeenpossible.

Luckily,someonedidinventthecellphone.ThatpersonisMartinCooper,andhedidthat50yearsago,in1973.

CooperusedtoworkforMotorola.Inthe1970s,thecompanywascompetingwithAT&T,alargercompany,tomakeacellphonesystem.Cooperdidn'tthinkMotorola'sproductwasgoodenough.Hedidn'tlikeAT&T'sideaofacarphone(车载电话)either.Themanhadanewidea.Hewantedtomakeitpossibleforpeopletotalkontheirphonesanywhere.

IttookCooperandhisteam90daystodesigntheworld'sfirstcellphone.TheproductwascalledDynaTAC.Peoplecouldtalkonitfor25minutesbeforeitsbattery(电池)died.Thephone'sshortbatterylifewasn'tabigproblem,Cooperoncejoked.Why?Well,thephonewastooheavy(1,100grams)toholdinhandformorethan25minutes!

On3April,1973,Coopermadetheworld'sfirstpubliccellphonecall.HecalledJoelEngel,anAT&Tmanager.CoopertoldEngel,"I'mcallingyouonacellphone.It'sareal,handheldcellphone."Ontheotherendoftheline,therewasonlysilence.

Cellphoneshavechangedalotsincethatfirstcall.They'remuchsmallerandcandomanymorethings.Cooper,now94,issurprisedattheprogress.

Butthemanhasalsokeptthinkingaboutlifeinthefuture."Keeplearningallyourlife,"hesays,"oryou'lllosetheabilitytolearn—thatwouldbeterrible!"33.Whydoestheauthorraisethreequestionsinthefirstparagraph?______A.Tolisttheusagesofcellphones.

B.Toshowtheimportanceofcellphones.

C.Todoasurveyaboutwhatpeopleusetheircellphonesfor.34.WhatwasthebigproblemCooperneededtosolveaccordingtoParagraph4?______A.Theusagesofthecellphone.

B.Thebatterylifeofthecellphone.

C.Theweightofthecellphone.35.WhatwasCooper'snewideaaccordingtoParagraph3?______A.MakinganewcarphoneforAT&T.

B.MakinganewcarphoneforMotorola.

C.Makinganewphoneforpeopletouseanywhere.36.WhydidEngelkeepsilentwhenCoopercalledhimbyusingthecellphone?______A.BecauseEngelcouldn'thearclearlyontheline.

B.BecauseCooperinventedthecellphonebeforeAT&Tcould.

C.BecauseCooperdidn'tmakethecellphonebetter.D

SummerinJapancanbedifficult.Temperaturesoftengoabove30℃,andit'salsoverywet.Ofcourse,manybuildingshaveairconditioners(空调),butpeopledoneedtogooutsidesometimes.SohowdoJapanesepeoplestaycool?

Whilesomeusetraditionalfans,thesedaysit'scommontoseepeoplecarryingsmallhand-heldelectricfanstokeepthemselvescool.Onecompanyhasevenmadeworkjacketswithelectricfansinsidetokeepthewearercool.

AndnowanotherJapanesecompanyhascreatedanairconditionerthatyoucanjustweararoundyourwaist(腰).The"WearCool",whichwascreatedbythecompanyGloture,isabeltthatusesfivesmallfanstoblowcoolairupthefrontandbackofyourbodyatupto5metersasecond.Theinsideofthebeltisalsomadeofamaterialthatabsorbs(吸收)heat,soit'scomfortabletowear.Thebeltcanbeadjusted(调节)fordifferentwaistsizestoo.AndwhileGloture'spicturesshowmodelswearingthebeltlikeafashionaccessory(配饰),youcanactuallywearitunderyourclothes.

WearCoolcomeswithapowerfulbatterythatletsitbeusedwithoutstoppingforupto17hours,thecompanysays.Andbyusinganapp—whichcanbeusedinEnglishorJapanese—youcanadjustboththespeedandthedirectionoftheairflow.

WearCoolisnowavailablefromGloture'sonlinestoreandcostsaround$230.Butwillitbecomeaspopularasthosehand-heldelectricfans?37.HowmanywaystokeepcoolarementionedinParagraph2?______A.Two. B.Three. C.Four.38.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutWearCool?______A.It'salreadyonsalenow.

B.Itlookslikeajacket.

C.Itcanbeonlywornundertheclothes.39.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetowardthepopularityofWearCool?______A.Negative. B.Confident. C.Uncertain.40.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?______A.Anairconditionerthatlookslikeabelt

B.DifferentairconditionersinJapan

C.Thefashionaccessoryformodels五、任务型阅读-多任务混合:本大题共1小题,共10分。41.阅读下面短文,按照题目要求用英语回答问题。

The

city

is

sinking

(下沉)Haveyoueverreadapieceofnewsthatleavesyouwithabadfeeling?Anarticlepublished(发表)byTheJournalofEarthSciencedoesso.Itsays____.

Theresearchersfiguredoutthetotalweightofthebuildingsinthecity.It'sabout762billionkilograms.Thisweightistoomuchforthecity'ssoiltosupport.Ithasledtothecitysinkingatarateof1to2millimetreseveryyear,accordingtoCNN.

While1to2millimetresmaynotsoundlikemuch,partsofNewYorkCitystandjust1metreabovesealevel.Ifthesinkingcontinues,theseawaterwillberollingdownitsstreetsathightidewithintensofyears.

Besidesheavybuildings,climatechangeisanotherbigreasonforthecity'ssinking.AccordingtoTheGuardian,climatechangehascausedthewateraroundNewYorkCitytoriseby22centimetressince1950.Bytheendofthecentury,floodingfromstormscouldbeuptofourtimesmoreoften.

NewYorkisn'ttheonlycityintheworldthatmaysoonbeunderwater.TheWorldEconomicForumlistsseveralcitiesthatmaydisappearbytheyear2100.TheyincludeJakartainIndonesia,VeniceinItalyandBangkokinThailand.(1)Completethesentenceinparagraph1withproperwords.

______(2)WhatarethereasonsforNewYorkCity'ssinking?

______(3)HowmuchhasthewateraroundNewYorkCityrisenbecauseofclimatechangesince1950?

______(4)HowheavyareallthebuildingsinNewYorkCity?

______(5)Howmanysinkingcitiesarementionedinthepassage?Listtheirnames.

______六、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。42.阅读下面短文并填空,然后将答案写到答题卡的相应位置(如有提示词,则填入提示词的正确形式;如无提示词,则填入1个适当的单词)。

Wouldyouliketostartatriptothesea?Ifitisyes,Sanyamustbeyourchoice!

SanyaisinthesouthofHainanProvince.Itcovers

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areaofover1,900squarekilometreswithalongcoastline.Thiscityiswarmallyearround.It'sagoodplacefor

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(visit)frombothhomeandabroadtostayawayfromthesummer

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(hot).Becauseofitsbluesea,beautifulbeaches,greenplants,comfortableclimateandcleanair,Sanya

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(be)apopularvacationdestinationforalongtime.Therearemanyinterestingactivitiesforvisitors,suchassunbathing,

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(play)beachvolleyballanddiving.

Somegoldenseaboards,suchasSanyaBayandYalongBay,aregood

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(choose)forvisitorstospendtheirholidays.Insteadofhavingabusyand

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(tired)journey,visitorscan

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(total)relaxthemselvesbywalkingalongthebeachesand

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(breathe)thefreshair.It'salsofuntogohikinginmountainsorgocyclinga

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