2026.6浙江省金华衢州九年级十二校中考联考英语卷

年九年级十二校联谊英语卷全卷共七大题，76小题，满分为120分。考试时间为100分钟。第一部分听力理解(共三节,满分20分)第一节(共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分)1.Whataretheytalkingabout?A.Anewfilm. B.Afamousbook. C.Afootballmatch.2.Whichclubdoesthegirlwanttochoosethisterm?A.TheMusicClub.B.TheSportsClub.C.TheArtClub.3.HowwillJane’sunclecometoseeher?A.Byplane. B.Bycar. C.Bytrain.4.Whenwillthetrainleave?A.At8:15. B.At8:30. C.At8:45.5.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Teacherandstudent. B.Doctorandpatient.C.Guideandtourist.第二节(共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面一段较长对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6.Whatisthecakefor?

A.Ateaparty. B.Aschoolproject. C.Abirthday.7.WhotaughtEmmatomakethecake?

A.Hergrandma. B.Hermother. C.Heraunt.听下面一段较长对话，回答第8至第10三个小题。WheredoesAmyoftenstayafterschool?

A.Intheplayground. B.Intheclassroom. C.Inthelibrary.HowdoesAmyhelpTom?

A.Byexplainingproblems.B.Bycheckinganswers. C.Bygivingexercises.WhatdoestheboythinkofAmy?

A.Honest. B.Strict. C.Helpful.第三节(共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面一段独白，回答第11至第15五个小题。WheredidEricdothevolunteerworklastspring?Alocalclub. B.Anoldpeople’shouse. C.Acommunitycentre.Howoftendidhegothere?A.Onceaweek. B.Twiceaweek. C.Threetimesaweek.WhodidErichelpthere?A.Thesick. B.Theold. C.Thepoor.Whatdidheteachthemtodo?A.Todrawpictures. B.Tousesmartphones. C.Toplaychess.Whydidhechoosethisvolunteerwork?A.Tomakemoney. B.Todevelophobbies. C.Toshowkindness.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节阅读理解（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）AThreestudentsareinterviewedbytheschoolnewspaperabout“Whatdoyouwanttobeinthefuture?”Hereiswhattheysay.LiMingI’mnotsurewhatI’mgoingtodo.Iusedtothinkaboutgettingajobasapoliceofficer,butIdon’tthinkI’mbraveenough.Ienjoyplayingfootball,butI’mnotgoodenoughtobeafull-timeplayer.So,Iwanttwopart-timejobs.I’dliketobeafootballcoach.IalsowanttobeanartistbecauseIlovepainting.Thiswouldletmeturnmyhobbiesintojobs!ToriIknowexactlywhatI’mgoingtodo.IhavealwayslovedcookingsoI’mgoingtobeacook.I’llgotocollegeforabouttwoyearswhereI’lllearnallaboutcooking.ThenI’llworkinakitchenuntilIcanbecomearealcook.I’mgoingtobuyarestaurantandhavelotsofstafftohelpme!IfI’mlucky,IwillevenhaveaTVshow.ElizaIloveanimalsmorethananything.I’vewantedtobeavetsinceIwasten.Tobeavet,youhavetostudyforaboutsevenyears,andyouhavetobeverycleverandgetgoodmarksforallyourexams.Youmusthaveworkexperiencewithanimals,too.Myonlyworryisthatseeingsomanysickanimalswillmakemesad.16.WhatdoesLiMinglikedoing?A.Playingfootball.B.Feedinganimals. C.Makingdishes.D.Readingbooks.17.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.LiMingwantstobeafull-timefootballplayer.B.Toriplanstolearncookingincollegeforaboutthreeyears.C.Elizaworriesthatbeingavetwillmakehersadbecauseofsickanimals.D.Allthethreestudentshavetheirclearplansfortheirfuturejobs.18.Wherecanweprobablyreadthispassage?A.Inastorybook.B.Inaschoolnewspaper.C.Inajobinterview.D.Inatravelguide.B①Manyofuskeepadog,acatorafishasapet.Havingapetislikehavingaspecialcompanionwhowillalwaysbeatyourside.Ourpetsloveusunconditionallyandbringhappinessandfuntoourlives.Butrocksaspets?Surprising?NowanewpopularwayisrisinginROK,whereyoungpeoplearebuyingstonesandkeepingthemaspets.②Youngpeoplearekeepingrocksas“pets”tohelpthemfeellesslonelyanddealwiththestressoftheirdailylives.Famouspeople,suchaspopsingersandactors,helpedcreatethiscrazebyexhibitingtheirownpetrocks.③Peoplefeelthatcaringforapetrockismucheasierthancaringforlivinganimalsorplants.Itrequireslessworkbecauseitisnotalive.Unlikeadogoracat,thereisnoneedtoplaywithorfeedarock.④Also,withlongworkhours,peoplefeeltheywon’tbeabletotakecareofnormalpetsproperly.Instead,theownersnameanddecoratetheirpetrockswhilecaringforthem.Theyalsotalktothemabouttheirdailylivestoreducestress.⑤PetrocksarealsobecomingverypopularinROKasmorepeoplelivealone.So,theypreferrockstoprovidethemwithcomfortandavoidlonelinesswithouttheresponsibilityofcaringfornormalpetssuchasdogsandcats.⑥WhatdoyouthinkofthepopularityofkeepingrocksaspetsinROK?Doyoulovetotreatsomestonesaspets,painttheirfaces,setupbedsforthem,andspendtimewiththem?Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?A.Byraisingaquestion. B.Bygivinganoldsaying.C.Bymakingacomparison. D.Bytellingusanexperience.20.WhydoyoungpeopleinROKlovepetrocksinsteadofnormalpets?a.Becausetheycareforrocksmoreeasily.b.Becausetheycankeeprockslonger.c.Becausetheyfeelcomfortablewithrocks.d.Becausetheydon’tspendtimeonrocks.A.a,b B.a,c C.b,d D.c,d21.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A.①/②/③④/⑤⑥ B.①/②/③④⑤⑥C.①/②/③④⑤/⑥ D.①/②③④/⑤/⑥22.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.RocksarenewpetsinROK. B.Howwedealwithloneliness.C.Morepeoplepreferanimalpets. D.WhyROK’speoplelovetokeeppets.CInaquietmountainforest,theregrewmanytalltrees.Amongthemwasayoungbambootree.Whenitwassmall,itfeltsadandupseteveryday.Itlookedatthebigpinetreesarounditandfeltthatitwasuselessandweak.“Iwillnevergrowastallandstrongaspinetrees,”thebamboosaidtoitself.“Pineshavestrongbodiesandhardwood.Peoplebuildhouseswiththem.Birdsbuildbighomesintheirbranches.ButIamthinandsoft.Nooneneedsme.Icandonothinguseful.”Onewinter,aheavysnowcame.Snowfellheavilyoneverytree.Thestrongpinetreesstoodstraightandtriedtoholdtheheavysnow.Butthesnowbecameheavierandheavier.Soon,somepinebranchesbrokewithaloudnoise.Theycouldnotstandthepressureofthethicksnow.Thelittlebamboowasalsocoveredwithsnow.Butitdidnotstandstill.Itwouldbend(弯腰)itsbodygentlywhensnowfellonit.Itletthesnowdownslowly.Itmovedsoftlywiththewindandsnow.Evenwhenthewindblewhard,itneverbroke.Itjustbentandreturnedtoitsstraightshapeagainandagain.Afterthesnowmeltedinspring,thebamboogrewtallerandgreener.Anoldwoodcutterwalkedbyandwatcheditcarefully.Hesmiledandsaid,“Bambooisspecial.Itisnothardlikepine,butitisflexible.Itcanbendwithoutbreaking.Thatisitsgreatestpower.”Later,peopleusedbambootomakebaskets,chopsticksandpaper.Bambooalsostoppedsoilfromwashingawayonmountains.Birdslikedtostayonitsthinbranches.Thelittlebamboofinallyunderstooditsownvalue.Weoftenthinkonlystrengthandhardnessmeanpower.Butlifedoesnotalwaysneedustobehard.Sometimes,beingflexible,learningtobendandacceptchanges,arewiserthanfightingagainsteverything.Thosewhocanbendproperlywilllastlongerinhardtimes.Truestrengthisnotneverfalling,butbeingabletostandupagainafterbending.Whywastheyoungbamboounhappyatfirst?A.Itwascoveredwithheavysnoweveryday. B.Itthoughtitwasuselesscomparedwithpinetrees.C.Peopleneverbuilthouseswithit. D.Itcouldnotgrowtallenoughtogetsunshine.24.Whatcanweinferfromthepinetrees’experienceinwinter?A.Theywerenotstrongenoughtostandheavysnow.B.Theyweremoreusefulthanbambooindailylife.C.Theylikedcoldwinterweatherverymuch.D.Theylearnedtobendwiththewindandsnow.25.Theunderlinedword“flexible”inParagraph5means“______”.A.hardandstrong B.easytobend C.tallandstraight D.slowtogrow26.Whatlessoncanwelearnfromthestory?A.Hardnessisalwaysbetterthanflexibility. B.Weshouldneverchangeourmindinlife.C.Beingflexibleisalsoakindofgreatstrength. D.Pinetreesaremorepowerfulthanbamboo.DForthousandsofyears,folksongshavebeenasocialeventforChinesepeople,especiallythoseintheareasofethnicminorities(少数民族).Intheageofsocialmedia,insteadofgoingaway,however,thistraditionisontheriseandlovedbyyoungpeople.YufengParkinthecityofLiuzhouisanimportantstageforsingingpartiesandsocializing.Peoplecanbeheardsingingfolksongsinalmosteverycornerofthepark.TheparkisalsothebirthplaceofLiuzhoufolksongs,whichhavebeenlistedasanintangibleculturalheritageofGuangxi.Nowadays,manylocalsingersholdwebcasts(网络直播)inthepark.ThesocialmediaishelpingtraditionalethnicfolksongsflyoutofthefarawaymountainstoattractfansinChinaandbeyond.Standinginfrontoftheirphonecameras,LeiYingshiandhisfriends▲aboutthebeautyofthelocalYufengHill,andhowlocalfolksongsspreadoutofGuangxithroughtheInternet.Leiisnowatypicalinheritor(继承人)ofLiuzhoufolksongs,andoftenvisitsvillagestocollectmore.“Folksongscomefromdailylife,”Leisaid.Socialchangesandthedevelopmentofcommunicationmethodsarereflectedinchangestothemusic.“IwatchedtheelderlysingwhiledoingfarmworkwhenIwasachild.In2009,Ibegantolearnfromsingersinthepark.Ifoundsingingveryrelaxing,rightfromthebeginning,andthemoreIsing,themoreIfeelthehistoryandstoriesofthesongs,”hesaid.“Inthepast,itwastheelderlywholovedtosingfolksongs,butnow,withthepopularityofwebcasts,moreyoungpeopleenjoythebeautyofthesongs,”thesingersaid.“Lovesongsusedtobemorepopular,butnowthelyrics(歌词)arealsousedtoexplainnationalpoliciesandscience.”Twoyearsago,hejoinedtheworldofwebcastsandbegantoteachfolksongstothosewhowishedtolearntheart.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“those”inParagraph1referto？A.Folksongs.B.Chinesepeople. C.Socialevents. D.Youngpeople.28.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinthe“▲”?A.madenewfriendsB.didanewfolkdance C.sanganewfolksongD.toldsomefolkstories29.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph6?A.Thechangeoffolksongs. B.Thecollectionoffolksongs.C.Thestyleoffolksongs. D.Theperformanceoffolksongs.30.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Folksongsdeveloponline. B.Youngpeoplelearnfolksongs.C.Theelderlylovesingingfolksongs. D.Folksongscomefromthepark.第二节任务型阅读（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）阅读下面材料，从方框中所给的A--E五个选项中选出正确选项（其中一项是多余选项），将其序号填入第31-34小题，并回答第35小题。Receivingnewschoolthingscanmeanalottoakid.That’swhyateenagernamedGiannaPeakdonatesbackpackstopeopleinneed.Reporter:Whatinspiredyoutohelpothers?GiannaPeak:ItstartedwhenInoticedsomepeopleinmycommunityfacingdifficultiesinlife.Iwantedthemtoknowtheywerenotalone.31Ibelievethatcarecanmakethemfeelspecialandbringalittlehappiness,nomatterhowdifficultlifeis.Reporter:32GiannaPeak:Gettinganewbackpackisexciting,butsomefamiliescan’taffordone.Iwantchildrentohavenewbackpackssothattheycanwalkintoschoolonthefirstdayfeelingprepared.Ialsofilleachbackpackwithitemslikenotebooks,colouredpencils,andpaper.Reporter:Howdoyougetthebackpacks?GiannaPeak:33Sometimesmymumhelpsmeaskpeoplefordonations.Wemakeabudgetandshoparoundtoseewhohasthebestprices.Reporter:Doyouhaveanyadviceforotherkids?GiannaPeak:Don’tthinkthatyou’retooyoungtohelpothers？34Onceyou’vesetyourgoals,don’tgiveup.Ihopeyoucanjoinmeinmakingtheworldabetterplace.A.Whydoyoudonatebackpacks?Justsetgoalsandachievethem.Someonetrulycaredaboutthem.Howhaveyouchangedthesechildren'slives?Iusemybirthdaymoneyandweeklypocketmoney.Haveyoueverhelpedothers？Whatdidyoudotohelpsomeoneinneed？(不超过15词)第三部分语言应用（共三节，满分40分）第一节完型填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）Markhadalwayscarriedonesmall,quietsecretdeepinhisheart.Thatwas:hecouldn't36.Whenhewasseven,hisdad37himtoride.Heranalongside,holdingtheseat,buthisbalancewas38.Hefellintothebushesandhiskneeshurtbadly.Aftertwoweeks,hisdadsighed,“Maybenextyear.”Butthat“nextyear”39came.Thechildhoodshamestayedwithhimfor40.WhenMarkgrewup,hehadafamily.Henevertoldanyonehissecret41hiswifeLena.Butshedidn’tletitout.Oneday,hiskidsplanneda“FamilyBikeAdventure”.Theypickedacampsite(营地)bythelakeandtalkedabouttherace42.Marksmiled,43hisstomachfelttight.Hewasafraidtoletthem44.Sohemadea(n)45:everynightafterthekidsslept,hewouldpractiseridingintheemptyparkinglot.But30yearslater,hisbodystillimproved46.Thebikeshookunderhim,andhislegsfeltweak.Sometimeshecrashedintothewall,leavingbruises(淤痕)onhisknees.Onenight,hefellhard.Justthen,asoftvoicecame:“Dad?”MarklookedupandsawhisdaughterAlice.Shehadfollowedhimoutofcuriosity.Mark’sface47red,readytomakea(n)excuse.ButAlicekneltdownandhelpedhimup.“It’sokay,Dad,”shesaid.“Wedon’tcare48youcanrideornot.Wejustwantyoutobewithus.”Markfinallytoldhissecret.Tohissurprise,thekids49himtightly.Thenextday,theychangedtheirplan.Insteadofbiking,theyhadapicnicbythelake.Markstayedwiththemhappily,playinggameswiththem.Herealizedthatbeing50wasmoreimportantthanbeingperfect.Sometimes,lovemeansacceptingthepartsofusthataren’tperfect.36.A.driveacar B.rideabike C.dohousework D.takephotos37.A.taught B.stopped C.forced D.watched38.A.great B.terrible C.normal D.powerful39.A.seldom B.often C.never D.always40.A.days B.weeks C.months D.years41.A.besides B.between C.except D.including42.A.excitedly B.slowly C.quietly D.softly43.A.but B.and C.or D.so44.A.up B.down C.in D.on45.A.note B.excuse C.plan D.choice46.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything47.A.stayed B.looked C.turned D.became48.A.though B.whether C.because D.unless49.A.beat B.nodded C.caught D.hugged50.A.careful B.healthy C.present D.patient第二节词汇运用（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）A.将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。relativelonelymyselfsuggeststaymorethanAhelpinghandHiJakub,Mycousinmovedinwithusbecauseherparentschangedjobsandmovedtoanothercity.Mymomgiveshermythingsandbuyshermanygiftswithoutaskingme.Iknowmycousin51foronlyoneterm,butIstillfeelsad.WhatshouldIdo?IsabellaHiIsabella,Thankyoufortrustingmewiththis.Iunderstandwhyyoufeelsad.Myparentsusedtodothesamewhenfamilyorfriendsvisitedwiththeirchildren.Ididn’tlikeit,either.Butwhenithappenedtome,Ireminded52thatotheradultsoftengavemegiftsorevenmoney,too.I’msurethathashappenedtoyouaswell.Yourmomlovesyou,butsheshowsitindifferentwayseveryday.Simplethings,likenewclothesandfoodonthetable,mattermuch53agift.Ithinkyourmomknowsthatyourcousinneedsalittlecarerightnow.Stayingwith54awayfromherparentscanbehard.Yourcousinmightfeelvery55.Itmighttaketimeforhertogetusedtothenewplace,anditmayneverfeellikehome.Yourkindnesscanreallyhelpyourcousinfeelwelcome.Maybeyoucould56choosingthenextgifttogether.Andremember,thiswon’tlastforever.JakubB阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每空一词)。Haveyoueverheardaboutthe24-hourfoodbanksinShenzhen?Itisaheartwarmingproject,whichisusingsmart57(科技)toreducefoodwasteandhelpthoseinneed.These24-hourcommunity“foodbanks”arespecialmachinesthatstorefooddonatedbylocalsupermarketsandhotels.Thefoodisoftenshort-datedbutisstill58(完美)goodtoeat.Thesystemisdesignedtohelpthosewhoneeditmost.Peopleinneed,likepoorfamilies,peoplewithdiseasesordisabilities,theelderlylivingalone,orsanitationworkers(环卫工人),cansignupforthe59(服务).Usingthe“iShenzhen”app,theycan60(选择)thefood,includingmeat,vegetables,fruits,breadanddrinks,andcollectthemeverydaybefore8:00p.m.Ifanyfoodisleftafterthattime,itbecomesavailableto61(每个人).Thismakessureallfoodistakeneverydayandnothingiswasted.Theprojecthassavednearly200tonsoffoodfrombeingthrownaway62(自从)2022.Forsafety,communityworkerscarefullycheckalldonatedfoodbeforeputtingitintothemachine,whereitiskeptbelow10℃.A63(关键)partoftheprogramisthatitprotectspeople’sprivacy.Thewholeprocessisdonethroughtheapp,avoidingface-to-facecommunication.Thefoodbanksoffernotonly64(有价值)helpbutalsoalessoninresponsibility.Shenzhen’sfoodbanksareprovidingimportantsupportwhileencouragingawaste-free65(社会).第三节语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Imaginealovesostrongthatitcancrosshighmountainsandwideseas,andlastforfiftyyears.Thisis66themovietellsus--“ALettertoGrandma”.Themoviegetsahighscoreof9.1onDouban.Ithasnofamousactorsorexcitingstories,butitdeeplymoves67(we).Itshowskindness,68(warm)anddutyinChinesetraditionalculture.Thegrandsonsearchesforhisfamilyandfindsasecretkeptfor50years.Hisgrandfatherdiedinaforeigncountryin1960,yethisgrandmother’slife69(support)byastranger,awomanshenevermet.For18years,thestrangewomancalledXieNanzhisentlettersandmoney70hisgrandma.Thetwowomennevermet,buttheyhelpedeachotherwithkindlies.Grandmakeptwaiting71(patient),andNanzhikeptherpromiseallherlife.72therearenosadcriesornoisyscenes,everyoldletterisfullofquietloveandtruedevotion(奉献).Intoday’sfast-pacedworld,“ALettertoGrandma”remindsusthatthe73