2026年江苏省连云港市东海县南辰中学等校中考英语适应性试卷（二）（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏省连云港市东海县南辰中学等校中考英语适应性试卷（二）一、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。

The3-2-1Methodisasimplebutpowerfulwaytoreflect（反思）onyourday.Itonlytakesfiveminutesbeforebedandcanhelpyougrowalot.

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First，thinkabout3thingsyoudidwelltoday.Theydon'thavetobebig.Maybeyouhelpedaclassmate，finishedyourmathhomework，ordrankenoughwater.

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Thisbuildsyourconfidenceandhelpsyourealizeyourownstrengths.

Next，thinkabout2thingsyoulearnedtoday.Whatnewinformationdidyougetfromyourclasses，abook，oraconversation？Learningcanbeaboutfacts，likeanewEnglishword，orskills，likehowtobetterorganizeyournotes.

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Itturnseverydayintoalesson.

Finally，thinkabout1thingyouwanttoimprovetomorrow.Thisisnotaboutcriticizing（批评）yourself，butaboutsettingasmall，actionablegoal.

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Maybeyouwanttolistenmorecarefullyinscienceclassorspendlesstimeonyourphone.Choosingjustonethingmakesimprovementfeelpossibleandnotscary.

Youcanwriteyour3-2-1listinanotebookorjustthinkitoverinyourmind.

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It'sagreatwaytoendyourdayonapositiveandthoughtfulnote.

A.Itdoesn'trequireanyspecialtools.

B.Thiskeepsyouinacycleofgrowth.

C.Thekeyistobehonestwithyourself.

D.Forexample，"Iwillraisemyhandonceinclass."

E.Celebratingthesesmallwinsisveryimportant.

F.Itiswidelyusedinprofessionalsportstraining.

G.Here'showitworksandwhyyoushouldtryit.1.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G2.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G3.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G4.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G5.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G二、单选题：本大题共10小题，共10分。6.Accordingtothenewschoolrule，students

bringtheirowntabletstoclassforresearchpurposes，butgamesarenotallowed.（）A.must B.would C.can D.need7.Thetwinbrotherswork

witheachotheronthebasketballcourt，makingtheirteamalmostunbeatable.（）A.politely B.closely C.heavily D.widely8.Solarpanels（太阳能板）ontheroof

electricityforthewholebuilding，reducingtheuseofcoalpower.（）A.produce B.recycle C.burn D.waste9.Beforethestormcame，wemanagedto

thetentandtookshelterinsidejustintime.（）A.takeup B.makeup C.wakeup D.putup10.Winningthesciencecompetitionwasahuge

towardsbecomingtheengineerhehadalwaysdreamedof.（）A.step B.test C.sign D.prize11.Thecareeradvisorsuggestedsome

courseslikecookingandbasiccarrepairforhighschoolstudents.（）A.lively B.practical C.personal D.social12.

morethan80%ofthevillagersnowhaveaccesstocleantapwater，thelocalgovernmentisplanninganewrecyclingsystem.（）A.Unless B.Though C.Since D.Until13.Lookatthesign"NoPhotos".Itmeanstakingpictures

inthismuseum.（）A.arenotallowed B.willnotallow

C.werenotallowed D.haven'tallowed14.WiththerapiddevelopmentofAItechnology，thewayweworkandlive

greatlyatpresent.（）A.changed B.waschanging C.ischanging D.willchange15.—Couldyoutellme

theoldbooks？

—Sure.Youcandonatethemtothecommunitylibraryorsellthemonline.（）A.whereIshoulddealwith B.howIshoulddealwith

C.whereshouldIdealwith D.howshouldIdealwith三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。

Mygrandfather，aretiredcarpenter，gavemeasmall，hand-madewoodenboatformy13thbirthday.Itwasn'tastore-boughttoy；itssailswerestitchedfromanoldshirt，anditshull（船身）showedthemarksofhisrough，lovinghands.Iwassecretlyalittle

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.Myfriendshadreceivedvideogamesandremote-controlcars.

Thenextday，I

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theboattomyfriendTom."It'scool，"hesaid，butIcouldseehedidn't

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understand.Iputtheboatonmyshelfandalmost

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aboutit.

Oneafternoon，mycousinJakecameover.Hesawtheboatandhiseyes

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."Canwesailit？"heaskedexcitedly.Wewenttothesmallstreambehindourhouse.Thefirsttrywasafailure；theboatgot

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insomegrass.Wecarefullyfreedit.Onthesecondtry，agentlewind

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thelittleboat'ssail.Itglided（滑行）gracefullyacrossthewater，itsreflectionshimmeringinthesunlight."It'ssailing!It'sreallysailing!"Jake

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.

Atthatmoment，Isawtheboatnotasasimpletoy，butasa

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.Isawmygrandfather'stiredfingersworkinglateintothenight.Isawhimsandingthewood，tyingthetinyknots，andpaintingthelittlewindows.Hewasn'tjustmakingaboat；hewas

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hisloveandskillintoeverysmallpart.

Ifeltawaveof

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formyearlierdisappointment.Thatevening，Icalledmygrandfatherto

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him."Grandpa，wesailedtheboattoday.Itwasperfect，"Isaid，myvoicetremblingwithemotion.Helaughed，awarm，deepsound."Iknewyouwould，myboy."

Inowunderstandthatthebestgiftsaren'tthemostexpensiveones.Theyaretheones

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withthemostlove.Thatlittleboathastaughtmetoseethe

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behindthings.It'salessonIwill

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forever，likeasmallboatsailingsteadilythroughtheseaoflife.16.A.excited B.satisfied C.disappointed D.surprised17.A.sold B.showed C.lent D.donated18.A.truly B.angrily C.proudly D.politely19.A.cared B.forgot C.worried D.learned20.A.closed B.hurt C.opened D.widened21.A.stuck B.broken C.lost D.hidden22.A.pulled B.pushed C.caught D.carried23.A.cried B.whispered C.shouted D.complained24.A.memory B.treasure C.challenge D.record25.A.pouring B.turning C.dividing D.collecting26.A.shame B.pride C.joy D.thanks27.A.ask B.thank C.tell D.promise28.A.covered B.filled C.compared D.mixed29.A.value B.price C.shape D.color30.A.check B.miss C.change D.treasure四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。APostcards

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Hi!I'manArcticfox.Myfavoritemealislemming，asmallrodent.Mythickwhitefurisn'tjustforlooks—it'stheperfectcamouflage（伪装）inthesnow.Whensummercomes，Ichangeintoabrowncoattomatchtherocksandplants.Beingafurryfashionistakeepsmealive!

Hello!I'magiantpanda.YoumightthinkI'mapickyeater，butbambooisjustthemosteasilygottenfoodinmymountainhome.Ispend12hoursadayeatingupto38kilosofbamboo!Myspecialwristboneworkslikeathumbtohelpmeholdthebamboostalks.Prettyhandy，huh？

Greetingsfromthedeepsea!I'malanternfish.Mynamegivesawaymysecret：Ihaveaspeciallightorganonmybody.Thisiscalledbioluminescence.Iusemylighttoattractsmallfishfordinnerandto"talk"tootherlanternfishinthedark，deepwaterswheresunlightneverreaches.

Hithere!I'macamel.Peoplecallmethe"shipofthedesert，"butIdon'tstorewaterinmyhump（驼峰）.It'sactuallyfilledwithfat.Thisfatisasourceofenergywhenfoodisscarce.Mybodyisalsoverywater-efficient，andIcangoformonthswithoutadrinkinthehotdesert.31.WhydoestheArcticfoxchangethecolorofitsfur？______A.Tokeepitselfwarm. B.Tofindmorefood.

C.Toattractapartner. D.Tohidefromdanger.32.Whatdothegiantpandaandthecamelhaveincommonaccordingtothetext？______A.Theybothstorewaterintheirbodies.

B.Theybothhaveaspecialbodypartforfood.

C.Theybothliveinveryhotenvironments.

D.Theybothspendalotoftimesleeping.33.Wheremightyoufindthistext？______A.Inatravelguide. B.Inanaturemagazine.

C.Inastorybook. D.Inasportsnewspaper.B

Thesummerbeforemyfinalyearofmiddleschool，myfamilymovedtoasmall，quiettown.ThequietwastheloudestthingIhadeverheard.Imissedthenoiseofthecity，thehonkingcars，andthecrowdedsubways.

Ispentthefirsttwoweeksofthesummerinmyroom，scrollingthroughphotosofmyoldfriends.Oneday，mynewneighbor，anoldmannamedMr.Keating，knockedonmydoor.Heheldtwofishingrods."Thebass（鲈鱼）arebitingatMiller'sPond，"hesaidsimply."Ineedapartner."

Ihadneverbeenfishing.Itseemedboring.ButIhadnothingelsetodo，soIfollowedhim.Wesatonthebankforanhourincompletesilence."Isthisit？"Ithoughtimpatiently.JustasIwasabouttosuggestweleave，myrodtipbentsharply."Pullitup，gently!"Mr.Keatinginstructed.Afterashortstruggle，Ipulledoutabeautiful，silverybass.

Myheartwaspounding."That'sagoodone，"Mr.Keatingsmiled，hisfirstrealsmile."You'reanatural."Onthewalkback，hetoldmestoriesaboutthetown'shistory，abouttheoldmill，andaboutthefamilieswhohadlivedhereforgenerations.HetalkedaboutthepondfreezingoverinwinterandthefirefliesthatlitupthefieldsinJune.

Thatsummer，Mr.Keatingdidn'tjustteachmehowtofish.Hetaughtmehowtolisten.Hetaughtmethatquietisn'tempty；it'sfullofstorieswaitingtobeheard.Bytheendofthesummer，thetowndidn'tfeelquietanymore.Itfeltlikehome.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence"ThequietwastheloudestthingIhadeverheard."inParagraphImean？______A.Thetownwasactuallyverynoisy.

B.Theauthorhadahearingproblem.

C.Thesilencewasverynoticeableanduncomfortablefortheauthor.

D.Theauthorenjoyedthequietnessverymuch.35.WhatdidMr.Keatingmainlydotohelptheauthor？______A.Heboughthimagift. B.Hetookhimtoseeadoctor.

C.Heinvitedhimtogofishing. D.Heintroducedhimtonewfriends.36.Howdidtheauthor'sfeelingstowardsthetownchangebytheendofthestory？______A.Fromboredtoexcited. B.Fromlonelytobelonging.

C.Fromscaredtobrave. D.Fromangrytothankful.37.Whatwilltheauthorprobablydointhefutureinthistown？______A.Movebacktothecityassoonaspossible.

B.Spendmoretimelisteningtothetown'sstories.

C.Becomeaprofessionalfisherman.

D.Avoidtalkingtohisnewneighbor.C

InasmallworkshopatthefootoftheJinghangMountain，thesoundofhammeringonsilverechoes（回响）daily.ThisistheworldofMiaosilvercrafting，anintangibleculturalheritage（非物质文化遗产）withahistoryofover400years.Today，agroupofyoungartists，somestillintheirtwenties，areinjectingnewlifeintothisancientcraft.

"Igrewupwatchingmyfatherworkthesilver，"saysWangLi，26，wholeftacityjobtoreturntohervillage."Tomany，it'sjustapieceofjewelry.Tome，it'salanguageofourancestors."WangLiandherpeersaren'tsimplycopyingolddesigns.Theyareexperimenting.TheyarecombiningtraditionalMiaopatternsofbutterfliesanddragonswithmodern，minimalist（极简主义的）shapes.

"Thecraftitselfisverystrict.Onewronghitcanruinawholeday'swork，"explainsChenWei，a28-year-oldartistwhostudiedmetaldesignincollege."Butthedesigncanbefree.That'stheexcitingpart-usingstrictskillstocreatesomethingmodernandpersonal."

Theireffortsarepayingoff.AtarecentculturalfairinShanghai，theirpieces，whichincludeddelicatesilverearringsshapedlikefallingleavesandbraceletsthatlookedlikeflowingstreams，weresoldoutquickly."I'veneverseenanythinglikethis，"saidonecustomer，Ms.Zhao."Youcanfeelthehistory，buttheyfitperfectlywithmyjeansandT-shirt."

Theyoungartistsalsouseshortvideostosharetheirprocess."Wewanttoshowpeoplethatit'snotjustaboutthefinalproduct.Thebeautyisalsointhepatience，theskill，andthelovehammeredintoeverypiece，"saysWangLi.Forthem，heritageisnotathingofthepast.It'saliving，breathingartthatgrowswitheachgeneration.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"injectingnewlifeinto"inParagraph1mean？______A.Givingmoneyto. B.Makingpicturesof.

C.Bringingfreshnessto. D.Takingphotosof.39.WhydoestheauthormentionthecustomerMs.Zhao？______A.Toshowthehighpriceofthesilverpieces.

B.Toprovetheyoungartists'workiswell-received.

C.TodescribethetraditionalMiaopatterns.

D.Toexplainhowtomakesilverearrings.40.WhatisthekeytothesuccessoftheseyoungMiaosilverartists？______A.Usingthemostexpensivematerials.

B.Copyingancientdesignsperfectly.

C.Focusingonlyontraditionalpatterns.

D.Combiningstrictskillswithmoderndesigns.41.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext？______A.TheHistoryofMiaoSilver

B.HowtoHammerSilver

C.YoungArtistsRe-shapeaTraditionACulturalFairinShanghaiD

Haveyoueverwonderedwhysomepeopleare"nightowls"（夜猫子）whostayuplate，whileothersare"earlybirds"whowakeupatdawn？ScientistshavediscoveredthattheanswermaybewritteninourDNA.

Researchersstudiedthesleeppatternsofover70，000people.Theyfoundthatthosewhonaturallygotobedlateandhavetroublegettingupinthemorningsharespecificgeneticvariants（基因变体）inagenecalledCRYl.Thisgeneplaysakeyroleinregulatingourbody'sinternalclock，alsoknownasthecircadianrhythm（昼夜节律）.

Normally，aperson'scircadianrhythmrunsonacycleofabout24hours，followingthepatternofthesun.However，thespecificvariantintheCRYlgeneappearsto"lengthen"thiscyclebyabouthalfanhour.Thisdelaymakesaperson'sinternalclockrunslower.Fora"nightowl"withthisgenevariant，2a.m.feelslikemidnight，and8a.m.feelslike4a.m.tothem.

Thisdiscoveryhelpsexplainwhyitissodifficultforsomepeopletoadjusttoanormal9-to-5schedule.Itisn'talackofwillpower（意志力）orabadhabit；it'sbiological."Foralongtime，wehavethoughtthesepeoplewerejustlazyorundisciplined，"saidDr.MichaelYoung，oneoftheleadresearchers."Butourstudyshowsit"snottheirfault.Theirinternalclocksaresimplybuiltdifferently."

Thisfindingcouldhaveimportantsocialimplications.Dr.Youngsuggeststhatschoolsandcompaniesshouldconsidermoreflexibleschedules."Startingtheschooldaylaterforteenagers，whonaturallyhavealatersleepcycle，couldgreatlyimprovetheirlearningandhealth，"heargues.WhilewecannotchangeourDNA，understandingourbody'snaturaldesigncanhelpuscreateamoreaccommodatingworld.42.Whatdidthescientistsfindabout"nightowls"？______A.Theyhaveaverystrongwillpower.

B.Theysleeplessthan"earlybirds".

C.TheyhaveaspecialvariantintheCRYlgene.

D.Theypreferworkingduringtheday.43.HowdoestheCRY1genevariantaffect"nightowls"？______A.Itmakestheirinternalclockrunfaster.

B.Itshortenstheirsleepcycleby30minutes.

C.Itlengthenstheirinternalclockcycle.

D.Itcompletelybreakstheirbody'sclock.44.Accordingtothetext，whatshouldschoolsdobasedonthisresearch？______A.Starttheschooldaylaterforallstudents.

B.Givestudentsmorephysicalexercise.

C.Providesleepmedicinefornightowls.

D.Offermoreonlineclassesatnight.45.WhatisDr.MichaelYoung'sattitudetowards"nightowls"？______A.Understanding. B.Worried. C.Doubtful. D.Uninterested.五、任务型阅读-简答：本大题共1小题，共10分。46.阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每个题目的答案不超过5个单词。

OnMay5th，a"SilentDisco"washeldinthemainhalloftheCityCentralLibrary，attractingover300teenagers.Atfirstglance，thescenewasstrange：dozensofyoungpeopleweredancingenergetically，buttheroomwasalmostcompletelyquiet.Eachdancerworeapairofwirelessheadphones，throughwhichtheDJplayeddifferentmusic.

"It'samazing，"said15-year-oldLiMing，takingoffhisheadphonesforamoment."Icanchoosebetweentwomusicchannels.Oneplayspopmusic，andtheotherplayselectronicdancemusic.Icanevencontrolthevolumemyself."Hisfriend，ZhangWei，added，"It'smuchlessembarrassingthandancinginanormalclub.Noonecanhearhowbadyoursingingis!"

Theeventwasorganizedbythelibrarytoattractmoreyoungvisitors."Wewanttochangetheoldimpressionthatlibrariesareonlyforsilentreading，"saidtheeventorganizer，Ms.Chen."Asilentdiscoallowspeopletohavefun，dance，andsocializewithoutdisturbing（打扰）thereaderswhoarestudyinginotherpartsofthelibrary."Theeventwasahugesuccess.Manyteenagerssaiditwasthemostfuntheyhadeverhadinalibrary.

However，someadultsexpressedconcerns."Librariesshouldbeplacesforpeaceandstudy，notdancefloors，"saidoneparent，Mr.Wang.Inresponse，Ms.Chenexplainedthattheeventwasheldinaseparated，soundproofareaofthelibrary，andnoiselevelsoutsidethehallremainedbelow40decibels（分贝），whichisquieterthananormalconversation.Sheaddedthatthelibraryplanstohostmoresuchcreativeeventsinthefuture.(1)Whatmadethedisco"silent"？

______(2)Howmanymusicchannelscouldthedancerschoosefrom？

______(3)Whydidthelibraryholdthisevent？

______(4)WhatwasMr.Wang'sopinionabouttheevent？

______(5)AccordingtoMs.Chen，whatwillthelibraryprobablydonext？

______六、选词填空-句子：本大题共1小题，共10分。47.

shetakeplacelookinthemiddleofbefamousforpayforonehandinplayaroleinstayup(1)Mysisterisveryindependent.Shepreferstosolveproblemsby______.(2)______you______thefinalexampapersyet？Thedeadlineistomorrow.(3)Theschoolsportsmeeting______nextFriday，andeveryoneisgettingexcited.(4)Ifeltabitstrangesitting______somanystrangersattheparty.(5)Ifyoudon'tknowthemeaningofthisword，youcan______itupinadictionary.(6)TheWestLakeinHangzhou______itsbeautifulsceneryandancientpoems.(7)Toprepareforthehistorytest，Mike______latelastnighttoreviewthenotes.(8)Thediscoveryofpenicillin（青霉素）______savingmillionsoflivesinthe20thcentury.(9)Don'tworryaboutthedinner.Letme______itasagraduationgiftforallofus.(10)Thisisthe______timeIhavespokeninfrontofsuchalargeaudience，soI'malittlenervous.七、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。48.

Forestsarethelungsofourplanet.Theyproduce（1）o______forustobreatheandtakeinharmfulgases.However，everyyear，welosemillionsofacresofforestsduetofiresandcuttingdowntrees.Thislossisahugethreattotheworld's（2）w______life，asmanyanimalslosetheirnatural（3）h______.

Tofightthis，scientistsareusingnew（4）t______likesatellitestomonitorforestsinreal-time.Thesesatellitescaninstantlydetect（探测）a（5）f______whenitstarts，eveninvery（6）r_