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2026年江苏连云港市灌云县部分校中考二模英语试题一、单项选择1.Thenewstudyshowsthateatingtoomuchsugarcandoharmto________teeth,especiallyforyoungchildren.A.we B.our C.us D.ours2.—Canyoutellme________youhavebeentothenewcitylibrary?—Severaltimes.It’sreallyagreatplacetoread.A.howlong B.howoften C.howmany D.howsoon3.Thescientistdevotedmostofhislifeto________thesecretsofthedeepsea,eventhoughitwasahardjob.A.explore B.exploring C.explored D.explores4.—Mum,IgotanAinthemathexam!—________!I’msoproudofyou.Keepworkinghard.A.Whatashame B.That’stoobadC.Welldone D.Noproblem5.Toprotecttheenvironment,moreandmorepeoplechoosetogotowork________bikeinsteadofdriving.A.in B.on C.by D.with6.Withthehelpofthelocalgovernment,thesmallvillage________apopulartouristattractioninthepastfiveyears.A.becomes B.became C.hasbecome D.willbecome7.—Excuseme,couldyoutellme________totherailwaystation?—Sure.TakeBusNo.5andgetoffatthethirdstop.A.howcanIget B.howIcangetC.whencanIget D.whenIcanget8.Theyoungman________lefthishometowntenyearsagofinallycamebackwithgreatsuccess.A.who B.which C.what D.whose9.—I’mafraidImightfailthedrivingtestagain.—________.Believeinyourselfandyouwillmakeit.A.Don’tloseheart B.That’sagoodideaC.Itdoesn’tmatter D.Withpleasure10.We________takegoodcareoftheoldpeoplebecausetheyoncetookgoodcareofuswhenwewereyoung.A.can B.may C.should D.would二、完形填空阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。Emmawasashygirlwhoalwayssatinthebackoftheclassroom.Shewas11tospeakinpublicandwouldturnredwheneverateachercalledhername.Herclassmatesoftenforgotshewasthere.Oneday,theschoolannouncedastorytellingcompetition.Toeveryone’ssurprise,Emmadecidedto12.“Areyousure?”herbestfriendLilyasked.“You’veneverdoneanythinglikethisbefore.”Emmanodded13thoughherhandswereshaking.Shehadbeensecretlywritingstoriesinhernotebookforyears,butnoonehadever14them.Thistime,shewantedtoshareherstorywiththeworld.Thedaysbeforethecompetitionwere15.Emmapracticedeveryeveninginfrontofamirror.Sometimeshervoicewouldbreak,andshewouldhaveto16alloveragain.Butshenevergaveup.Onthedayofthecompetition,Emmastoodbackstage,herheartbeatinglikeadrum.Whenhernamewascalled,shetookadeep17andwalkedontothestage.Lookingattheseaoffaces,shefelthercouragealmost18away.Thensherememberedhergrandmother’swords:“Thebiggest19isnotfailing,butnevertrying.”Emmaclosedhereyesforamomentandbeganherstory.Hervoicewassoftatfirst,butasshewenton,itgrew20andmoreconfident.Theaudiencelistenedinsilence,completelyattractedbyherwords.Whenshefinished,thehall21intocheers.Emmacouldn’tbelieveherears.Shewonthefirstprize.Afterthatday,everything22.Emmastartedspeakingmoreinclassandevenjoinedtheschool’sdramaclub.Herclassmatessawherina23light.“Youareamazing!”Lilyhuggedhertightly.Emmalearnedthateveryonehasahiddentalent.Thekeyistofindthe24toletitshine.Asshelaterwroteinherdiary:“Thepersonwho25youthemostisnotsomeoneelse—it’syourself.”11.A.ready B.afraid C.pleased D.excited12.A.giveup B.writedown C.takepart D.showoff13.A.angrily B.nervously C.happily D.carelessly14.A.read B.heard C.seen D.bought15.A.easy B.short C.hard D.cool16.A.start B.stop C.wait D.rest17.A.sleep B.breath C.look D.thought18.A.putting B.taking C.running D.moving19.A.chance B.winner C.enemy D.problem20.A.quieter B.weaker C.slower D.stronger21.A.broke B.turned C.got D.fell22.A.continued B.changed C.ended D.started23.A.similar B.different C.strange D.usual24.A.money B.time C.courage D.way25.A.stops B.helps C.surprises D.wins三、阅读理解Doyouknowthatyourbraincanchangeandgrowasyoulearnnewthings?Scientistscallthis“neuroplasticity”(神经可塑性).Itmeansthateverytimeyoulearnsomethingnew,yourbraincreatesnewconnectionsbetweenbraincells(脑细胞).Themoreyoupractice,thestrongertheseconnectionsbecome.Thisisgoodnewsforstudents.Itmeansthatintelligence(智力)isnotsomethingyouarebornwithandcanneverchange.Instead,youcanactuallybecomesmarterbyworkinghardandpracticing.Takeplayingamusicalinstrumentasanexample.Whenyoufirststartlearningthepiano,playingasimplesongcanbeverydifficult.Butafterweeksormonthsofpractice,yourbrainbuildsnewpathwaysthatmakeplayingeasier.Thesamethinghappenswhenyoulearnmath,anewlanguage,oranyotherskill.Buthere’sanimportantthing:yourbrainalsolosesconnectionsthatyoudon’tuse.Ifyoustoppracticingsomethingforalongtime,thosebrainpathwaysbecomeweaker.Thisiswhyyourteachersalwayssay“practicemakesperfect”—it’snotjustanoldsaying.It’sscience!Sonexttimeyoufindsomethinghardtolearn,rememberthatyourbrainisactuallygrowingandchanging.Everymistakeyoumakeisjustpartofthelearningprocess.Keeppracticing,andyouwillgetbetterandbetter!26.Whatis“neuroplasticity”accordingtothepassage?A.Theprocessofforgettingthings.B.Theabilitytoplaymusicalinstruments.C.Thewaythebrainchangeswhenwelearn.D.Thenumberofbraincellsapersonhas.27.Whatdoesthewriterthinkaboutintelligence?A.Itissomethingpeoplearebornwith.B.Itcanbeimprovedthroughhardwork.C.Itcanonlybechangedinchildhood.D.Ithasnothingtodowithpractice.28.Whathappenstothebrainwhenwestoppracticingsomethingforalongtime?A.Itcreatesmorenewbraincells.B.Itbuildsstrongerconnections.C.Itlosestheconnectionswedon’tuse.D.Itchangesintoadifferentform.29.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthemainideaofthepassage?A.Musicmakeschildrensmarter.B.Mistakesaresignsoffailure.C.Practicehelpsthebraingrow.D.Scienceistoohardtounderstand.Onacoldwinterevening,14-year-oldSamwaswalkinghomefromschoolwhenhenoticedanoldmansittingonabenchinthepark.Themanwaswearingonlyathinjacketandwasshakingfromthecold.Mostpeoplewalkedpastwithoutasecondlook,butSamcouldn’tjustwalkaway.Samrememberedthattherewasasmallshopnearby.Hehadsavedupsomepocketmoneyforanewvideogame,buthedecidedtobuyawarmblanketandsomehotfoodfortheoldmaninstead.Whenhereturned,hegentlyhandedthemantheblanketandacupofhotsoup.Theoldmanlookedupwithtearsinhiseyes.“Thankyou,youngman,”hesaidinaweakvoice.“Youhavenoideawhatthismeanstome.”Samsatdownnexttohimforawhileandlearnedthattheoldman’snamewasMr.Jenkins.Hehadlosthisjoblastyearandhadbeenlivingonthestreetseversince.Thatnight,SamtoldhisparentsaboutMr.Jenkins.Thenextday,thewholefamilywentbacktotheparktofindtheoldman.Theybroughthimwarmclothesandfood,andhelpedhimgetintouchwithalocalshelter(收容所).Withinaweek,Mr.Jenkinshadawarmplacetostay.Sam’sactofkindnessdidnotstopthere.Hestarteda“WarmWinter”projectathisschool,collectingblankets,coats,andfoodforhomelesspeopleinthecity.Soon,over50studentsjoinedhisproject.“Onesmallactofkindnesscanstartachainreaction,”Samsaid.“Ifeveryonedoessomething,wecanmakethisworldabetterplace.”30.WhatdidSamdowhenhesawtheoldmaninthepark?A.Hewalkedpastquicklywithoutstopping.B.Hecalledhisparentsforhelprightaway.C.Heboughttheoldmanablanketandsomefood.D.Hetooktheoldmantoanearbyshelter.31.HowdidSam’sfamilyhelpMr.Jenkins?A.Theytookhimtoliveintheirownhouse.B.Theyhelpedhimfindaplaceinashelter.C.Theygavehimenoughmoneytobuyahouse.D.Theyfoundhimanewjobinthecity.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“chainreaction”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A.Alargeexplosion.B.Achemicalexperiment.C.Aseriesofsimilareventscausedbyoneaction.D.Aquickandunexpectedchange.33.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.AHomelessOldManB.TheImportanceofMoneyC.OneAct,ManyHeartsD.Sam’sFavoriteVideoGameDoyouoftenfindyourselfcheckingyourphonerightbeforebed?Youmightwanttothinkagain.Scientistshavefoundthatusingelectronicdevices(电子设备)inthehourbeforesleepcanseriouslyaffectthequalityofyourrest.Theproblemliesinthebluelightthatcomesfromphone,tablet,andcomputerscreens.Thistypeoflighttricksyourbrainintothinkingitisstilldaytime.Asaresult,yourbodyproduceslessmelatonin(褪黑素)—ahormone(激素)thathelpsyoufeelsleepy.Withlessmelatonin,fallingasleepbecomesmuchharder,evenwhenyouaretired.Buttheeffectsgobeyondjustfallingasleep.Poorsleepcaninfluenceyourmemory,concentration,andevenyourmoodthenextday.Studentswhousephoneslateatnightoftenfinditmoredifficulttofocusinclassandhaveahardertimerememberingwhattheyhavelearned.Sowhatcanyoudotosleepbetter?Expertssuggestkeepingallelectronicdevicesoutofyourbedroom.Ifyoumustusethem,tryturningdownthebrightnessandusingthe“nightmode”settingthatreducesbluelight.Betteryet,tryreadingaphysicalbookorlisteningtoquietmusicinthehourbeforebed.Creatingagoodbedtimeroutine(常规)isalsohelpful.Goingtobedandwakingupatthesametimeeveryday,includingweekends,cantrainyourbody’sinternalclocktofollowaregularschedule.Yourbrainwillthankyouinthemorningwhenyouwakeupfeelingfreshandreadytolearn.34.Whydoesusingphonesbeforebedmakeithardertofallasleep?A.Becausephonesmaketoomuchnoise.B.Becausethebluelightreducestheproductionofmelatonin.C.Becausepeoplefeeltooexcitedafterusingphones.D.Becausephonesproduceheatthataffectsthebrain.35.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTagoodwaytoimprovesleep?A.Keepingphonesoutofthebedroom.B.Usingthe“nightmode”onthephone.C.Readingabookonatabletbeforesleeping.D.Readingaprintedbookonehourbeforebed.阅读下面短文,从短文后所给的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Haveyouevernoticedhowakindwordfromafriendcanturnyourwholedayaround?Kindnessisoneofthesimplestyetmostpowerfulthingsintheworld.36Smallactsofkindnesscanbedoneanywhereandanytime.Holdingthedoorforsomeone,givingasincerecompliment(真诚的赞美),orsharingyourlunchwithafriendwhoforgottheirs—theselittleactionscostnothingbutmeanalot.37Scientistshavestudiedtheeffectsofkindnessandmadeaninterestingdiscovery.Whenyoudosomethingkindforothers,yourbrainproduceschemicalsthatmakeyoufeelhappier.38Inotherwords,kindnessdoesn’tjusthelpthepersonreceivingit—italsohelpsthepersongivingit.39Thinkaboutatimewhensomeonehelpedyouwithoutexpectinganythinginreturn.Didn’titmakeyouwanttopassthatkindnessontosomeoneelse?That’showkindnessspreads,likeripples(涟漪)onalakeafterastoneisthrownin.Thebestthingaboutkindnessisthatanyonecanpracticeit.40Sowhynotstarttoday?Smileatastranger.Helpayoungerstudentwiththeirhomework.Thankyourteacherfortheirhardwork.Youmightbesurprisedathowmuchbetteryoufeelafterward.A.Theycanbrightensomeone’sdarkestday.B.Kindnessisanaturalhumanqualitythatneedstobelearned.C.Thisfeelingisoftencalledthe“helper’shigh”.D.Youdon’tneedtoberich,strong,orfamoustobekind.E.Moreover,kindnesshasarippleeffect.F.Manypeoplebelievethatkindnessisasignofweakness.G.Thepowerofkindnessshouldneverbeunderestimated(低估).四、单词拼写41.Theyoungmotherwasveryp________ofhersonbecausehewonthefirstprizeinthepaintingcompetition.42.Learningasecondlanguagecanhelpyouc________withpeoplefromdifferentculturesmoreeasily.43.Everystudentshouldfollowtheschoolrulesandbehavep________(礼貌地)bothinandoutofclass.44.Thenewlibraryisopentothepublicandit’scompletelyf________(免费的)ofcharge.45.Don’tforgettobringyourownw________(水瓶)whenyougohikingtoreduceplasticwaste.五、选词填空阅读下面短文,从方框中选择合适的单词或短语并用其正确形式填空,使短文通顺、完整。helpwhatvaluablebecausebecomewastetakeupalthoughadvicetrulylikecommunicateLaughterisoftencalledthebestmedicine,andforgoodreason.Scientificstudiesshowthatlaughingcanreducestress,improvemood,andevenstrengthentheimmunesystem(免疫系统).Oneofthemost46thingsaboutlaughteristhatitconnectspeople.Whenyoulaughwithsomeone,youshareamomentofjoythatbuildstrustandunderstandingbetweenyou.Itisauniversal(全世界的)languagethatneedsnotranslation.But47ifyoudon’tfeellikelaughing?Sometimeslifegetshard,andfindinghumorcanbedifficult.Insuchmoments,watchingafunnymovieorspendingtimewithfriendswhomakeyousmilecan48alot.Laughterdoesn’thavetocomenaturally—itcanbeencouraged.Anotherinterestingfactisthatyourbodycannottellthedifferencebetweenareallaughandafake(假的)laugh.49youforceyourselftolaugh,yourbodystillproducesthesamehealthychemicals.Soevenwhenyou’renotinthemood,trylaughingoutloud.Youmightbesurprisedtofindthatfakelaughter50realjoy.Soinsteadof51yourtimeworryingaboutsmallproblems,whynotsharealaughwithsomeonetoday?Itcostsnothing,butitcan52changeyourday—andsomeoneelse’stoo.Remember:everydaymaynotbegood,butthereissomethinggoodineveryday.It’suptoyoutofindit.Whenyou53withothersthroughlaughter,youcreateacircleofpositivity(正能量).Peoplewill54youmore,andyouwillalsofindgreaterhappinessinyourownlife.The55issimple—laughmore,worryless.Tryittodayandseethedifferenceitmakes.六、任务型阅读阅读下面短文,根据短文内容回答问题,每个题目的答案不超过5个单词。InasmalltowninGuizhouProvince,12-year-oldLiMinghasbecomealocalhero.Hesavedafive-year-oldgirlfromdrowning(溺水)inarivernearhishomelastmonth.IthappenedonahotSaturdayafternoon.LiMingwasfishingbytheriverwhenheheardsomeoneshoutingforhelp.Helookedaroundandsawasmallchildstrugglinginthewater.Withoutthinkingtwice,hetookoffhisshoesandjumpedintotheriver.Thewaterwasdeeperthanheexpected.ButLiMingwasagoodswimmer.Hehadbeentakingswimminglessonssincehewasseven.Hequicklyreachedthegirlandpulledhertotheriverbank.Whentheygotoutofthewater,thegirlwascoughingbutconscious(有意识的).LiMing’smother,whowasnearby,calledtheambulance(救护车)rightaway.Thegirlwastakentothelocalhospital,andthedoctorssaidshewouldbefineafterafewdaysofrest.Thegirl’sfamilycametothankLiMingthenextday.“Youareourhero,”thegirl’sfathersaidwithtearsinhiseyes.“Wewillneverforgetwhatyouhavedone.”Whenaskedwhyhejumpedintotheriver,LiMingsaidsimply,“Ijustdidwhatanyoneshoulddo.Someoneneededhelp,soIhelped.”ThelocalgovernmentawardedLiMingwitha“BraveYouth”certificate(证书).ButforLiMing,thebestrewardwasknowingthatthelittlegirlwassafe.56.WheredidLiMingsavethelittlegirl?57.HowoldwasLiMingwhenhestartedtakingswimminglessons?58.Whocalledtheambulance?59.WhatawarddidLiMingreceivefromthelocalgovernment?60.WhatdoyouthinkofLiMing’saction?七、书面表达61.假设你是李华,你校英语社团正在举办以“MyFavoriteSeason”为主题的征文活动。请你根据以下提示,用英语写一篇短文投稿。提示内容:1.你最喜欢的季节是什么?2.这个季节的天气和景色有什么特点?3.在这个季节里你喜欢做什么活动?为什么?4.这个季节带给你怎样的感受?要求:1.短文必须包含以上所有要点,可适当发挥;2.语言通顺,语法正确,书写规范;3.词数90左右(开头已给出,不计入总词数);4.文中不得出现真实的学校名称和姓名。MyFavoriteSeasonTherearefourbeautifulseasonsinayear.__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